Helping you trace your family history in Australia and elsewhere
Helping you trace your family history in Australia and elsewhere
This State Archives and Records New South Wales index covers details of remains, and in some cases monuments, from Devonshire Street Cemetery following its resumption to make way for the development of Central Railway Station. The index contains the following…
Forest Lawn Memorial Park was established in 1962 and is located at Leppington, Sydney, New South Wales. There is a Finding Loved Ones search available. New
Wollongong Memorial Gardens is a service of Wollongong City Council that provides memorial and burial services to the Illawarra. There is a Deceased Search that covers the cemeteries listed. • Wollongong Memorial Gardens – Unanderra • Kembla Grange Cemetery –…
AuburyCity owns and manages three cemeteries and a crematorium. There is a Find your loved ones search available. These include: • Glenmorus Memorial Gardens & Crematorium (Albury General Lawn Cemetery & Crematorium) • Pioneer Cemetery in David Street was established…
This council manages five active cemeteries and one pioneer memorial cemetery. These include East Ballina Cemetery, Alstonville Cemetery, Wardell Cemetery, Rous Cemetery, Tintenbar Cemetery and The Pioneer Memorial Cemetery is in Pioneer Park near Missingham Bridge. The burial register can…
Manages the Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium (North Ryde), Frenchs Forest Bushland Cemetery (Ryde), Field of Mars Cemetery (Davidson) (non-catholic), Gore Hill Memorial Cemetery (St Leonards) and Sandgate Cemetery (Newcastle, 162 km north of Sydney). Each of these cemeteries offer…
This site has historical information about the cemetery. The burial registers and other documents are available to download as PDF files. New
This site contains detailed local history information including a comprehensive history of Church Point Cemetery detailing those buried there. New
There is a Deceased Search available. New
There is a list of names of those buried in the Bagtown and Binya cemeteries. Bagtown, as it became known, was originally a Public Works Department Camp established in 1911. It was located 3km south of Griffith.