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The first date is purchase date, followed by the name of the person who has the burial rights to the grave – next the name of the deceased, date of death and burial section. (corrected version] 1936 4th January 1936 E Tilley Braddon Elsie Julia TILLEY of Braddon died 4th January 1936 RC. This is the first burial in Woden Cemetery. 23rd April 1936 G Hartas 119 Causeway, Norma Fay HARTAS, infant of Causeway died aged 7 weeks 21st April 1936 Methodist 10th May 1936, Buffalo Lodge No 11 D W McKay, Secretary, George DANDO died 14th May 1936 aged 73 years. 12th June 1936 W McDonald, Red Hill, William McDONALD died 9th June 1936 aged 68 RC 26th June 1936 RSS&AILA FCT Branch, City, Alexander MACQUARIE died 25th June 1936 aged 65 years Returned Soldiers 20th July 1936 Alfred OLSEN died 15th July 1936 aged 62 years. Returned Soldiers. 18th August 1936 SH Shumack, Molonglo, Emily Agnes SHUMACK died 18th August 1936 aged 34 years. Methodist 21st August 1936 Dr AJ Cahill of Braddon, John CAHILL died 20th August 1936 aged 6 years. RC 24th August 1936 KV Hile of Causeway, Kenneth John HILE died 23rd August 1936 aged one hour, Salvation Army 18th September 1936 RSS&AILA FCT City, Thomas HUSSEY died 17th September 1936 aged 55 years. Returned Soldiers 25th September 1936 H Strachan, Kingston, Dudley STRACHAN died 19th October 1936 aged 12 years. 25th September 1936 Mrs JH Phillips, Ainslie, John Gale JACKSON died 24th September 1936 aged 68 years Methodist 20th October 1936 Curator of Interstate Estates Public Office, Henry James JONES died 18th October 1936 aged 66 years C/E 21st October 1936 WH Lavender, Kingston, Hugh Maxwell LAVENDER died 20th October 1936 aged 6 months. Baptist 18th November 1936 RT Warren Prime Minister‟s Lodge, Maisie WARREN died 17th November 1936 aged 27 years. Presbyterian 18th November 1936 WH Turner Wagga, Albert Claude A TURNER died 17th November 1936 aged 65, Presbyterian 21st December 1936 Mrs JC Strong, Red Hill, John Cecil STRONG died 28th December 1936 aged 51 years. Methodist 28th December 1936 RSS&AILA, Patrick MEENEY died 28th December 1936 aged 61, Returned Soldiers. 1937 7th January 1937 K Marriott, Forrest, Leslie MARRIOTT died 6th January 1937 aged 55 years. C/E. 16th January 1937 RSS&AILA, Alfred Ernest MORRIS died 5th January 1937. Returned Soldiers. 16th January 1937 RE Carter Kangaroo Valley, Mary Ann CARTER died 15th February 1937 aged 91 years RC 16th February 1937 JW Johnson Ainslie Joseph JOHNSON died 13th February 1937 aged 53 years RC 14th March 1937 C Tormey Ainslie Ethel May TORMEY died 13th March 1937 aged 59 C/E 16th June 1937 A Moore Forrest, Anthony MOORE, stillborn 15th June 1937 RC 24th June 1937 Jas Noonan, Causeway, Gerald Patrick NOONAN died 23rd June 1937 aged 1 day RC 19th July 1937 RSS&AILA & John Woods Capital Hill, John WOODS died 15th July 1937 aged 65 years, Returned Soldiers 26th July 1937 Mrs A Gandy, Kingston Arthur Edward GANDY died 23rd July 1937 aged 59 Presbyterian 1 10th September 1937 AW Donaldson, Kingston, Baby DONALDSON stillborn 9th September 1937 Presbyterian 13th September 1937 James Burr Russell Hill, Emma BURR died 11th September 1937 aged 62 years C/E. 13th September 1937 Mrs F Carlisle, Farr Street, Rocks Sydney, William CLARKE died 11th September 1937 aged 83 years. Presbyterian. 25th October 1937 KW Judd 24 Kinkora Road Hawthorn Victoria, Jane Julia JUDD died 23rd October 1937 aged 26 years Presbyterian 25th October 1937 J Brophy 77 Empire Circuit Forrest, Mrs Elizabeth C BROPHY died 19th October 1965 aged 64 years. RC & Richard BROPHY who died 10th November 1937 aged 95 years RC 24th November 1937 George Beer Causeway, Albert THELWALL died 23rd November 1937 aged 75 years C/E 4th December 1937 Mrs JH Fairhall, Kingston, John Huntley FAIRHALL died on 2nd December 1937 aged 52 years, Returned Soldiers. 4th December 1937 S(Spencer) McDonald 7 Westlake, Alfred McDONALD died 11th December 1937 aged 23 years C/E 16th December 1937 LM Gaughwin, Griffith, Eileen GAUGHWIN died 15th December 1937 aged 2 years RC 20th December 1937 J(John)R Jenkins, Braddon, Baby JENKINS died 18th December 1937 aged 9 hours C/E. 1938 10th January 1938 Reuben Hill, Fyshwick, Geoffrey HILL died 10th January 1938 aged 16 years, Presbyterian & Reuben HILL of 21 Lockyer Street Griffith died 28th November 1963 aged 73 years. 8th February 1938 GM Moore 13 Molonglo, William Henry MOORE died 6th February 1938 aged 36 years C/E 11th February 1938 Police Sergeant ES Bailey Canberra, William BROWN died 9th February 1938 aged 28 years, Presbyterian. 16th March 1938 GR Teasdale Braddon, Nellie L TEASDALE died 16th March 1938 aged 25 years C/E. 29th March 1938 Mrs OM Lewis, Kingston, Sarah Jane BOWERS died 27th March 1938 aged 83 years. C/E 29th March 1938 HC Richard, Ainslie, Thos Henry RICHARD died 29th March 1938 aged 66 years C/E 1st April 1938 RA Snow, Hotel Queanbeyan, Thos Joseph McGLADE died 31st March 1938 aged 38 years RC 2nd April 1938 K Woodlands, Kingston, Leonard WOODLANDS died 1st April 1938 aged 22 years. Presbyterian 27th April 1938 CA Bennett, Brown Street Newport Victoria, Emily Alice BENNETT died 26th April 1938 aged 59 years C/E 2nd May 1938 LA Perry, Barton, Baby PERRY, stillborn 2nd May 1938 Methodist 11th May 1938 E Geach, Reid, Wilfred Leslie GEACH died 11th May 1938. Methodist 16th May 1938 A Cuthbertson, Reid, Barbara Nancy CUTHBERTSON died 16th May 1938 aged 3 days Methodist 7th June 1938 Kath Wearne, Kingston c/o Mason Brothers Queanbeyan, Francis Archibald WEARNE died 7th June 1938 aged 48 years C/E 10th June 1938 Dr B Dickson Acton, Florence DICKSON died 10th June 1938 aged 44 years. C/E 24th May, 1938 M Dignam, Barton, John DIGNAM died 24th May 1938 aged 69 years C/E 16th July 1938 Mary McAlister Sen?, Reid, Andrew Brendan McALISTER died 15th July 1938 aged 60 years RC 18th July 1938 Ellen N Ryan, Flemington Road Victoria, Philip Joseph RYAN died 8th July 1938 aged 38 years RC 21st July 1938 Mrs E Price, Braddon, Philip Trevor PRICE died 21st July 1938 aged 42 years Methodist 25th July 1938 W Cottam, Manuka, Helen COTTAM died 28th July 1938 aged 8 months C/E 2 23rd July 1938 John Dunn, Ainslie, DUNN Baby stillborn 23rd July 1938 RC 26th July 1938 Olive Campbell, Forrest, Robert Chas CAMPBELL died 25th July 1938 aged 69 years C/E 27th August 1938 Edward Corey, Westridge, Gordon Francis COREY died 26th August 1938 aged 13 years. RC. In The Canberra Times 24th August 1940 is a In loving memory of our grandson Gordon Frances Corey died 26th August 1938 - N & R Boyd. 29th August 1938 AR Harrison Griffith, Arthur Warwick HARRISON died 29th August 1938 aged 65 years. Returned Soldiers 31st August 1938 BH Burgis, Duntroon, John BURGIS died 30th August 1938 aged one day C/E 9th September 1938 CE Pike, Braddon, Ellen PIKE died 7th September 1938 aged 64 years. Methodist. 12th September 1938, Arthur Atkins, Causeway, Baby ATKINS died aged 7 hours 11th September 1938 C/E 3rd September 1938, LH Lewis, North Ainslie, Florrie LEWIS died 1st September 1938 aged 51 years 23rd September 1938 Horace Cleaver, Barton, George CLEAVER died 25th September 1938 aged 76 years. C/E 26th September 1938 WT Haslam, Red Hill, Wilfred HASLAM died 25th September 1938 aged 16 years C/E 27th September 1938, J Llewellyn, Acton, Florence GRAHAM died 26th September 1938 aged 86 years. 4th October 1938 GH Thornton, Uriarra Road Queanbeyan, Morgan THORNTON died 28th September 1938 aged 77 years. RC 4th October 1938 Wallace Pierson, Barton, Richard PIERSON died 30th September 1938 aged 12 years, Baptist. 17th October 1938 RSS&AILA, Canberra City, David ECCLESTON Mt Stromlo died 14th October 1938 aged 69 years. Returned Soldiers. 20th October 1938 H Hennah, Griffith, Ronald HENNAH died 20th October 1938 aged 9 hours. Methodist 28th October 1938, WJ Carney, Hall, Vera CARNEY of Hall died 25th October 1938 aged 45 years. RC. 22nd November 1938, Hannah Farrell, Kingston, Edward GOODYGAGE of Kingston died 17th November 1938 aged 75 years. C/E. 22nd November 1938, William Naveau, Ainslie, Jabez NAVEAU died 18th November aged 1 hour. Methodist. 22nd November 1938, H Strachan, Kingston, Dorothy STRACHAN died 3rd November 1938 aged 35 years. Methodist. 29th November 1938, C Greenham, Baby GREENHAM stillborn 27th November 1938. Presbyterian. 12th December 1938 RKJ Weaver, Westridge, Baby WEAVER died aged half an hour 6th December 1938. RC. 12th December 1938, V Samuels, Acton, Thos H JAY, Russell Hill died 10th December 1938 aged 90 years. This entry was crossed out. Vic Samuels was one of the members of the RSS&AILA. 19th December 1938, JE Eyre, Braddon, Baby EYRE stillborn 19th December 1938. C/E. 1939 4th January 1939, A Staples, Kingston, Leslie STAPLES of the same address died 1st January 1939 aged 19 years. C/E 11th January 1939, J Harrington, Causeway, Kevin HARRINGTON of Causeway died 9th January 1939 aged 28 years. RC 12th January 1939, RA Hooper, Ainslie, twins HOOPER, died aged one and half hours 11th January 1939. C/E 17th January 1939, P Masterson, Braddon, Margaret MASTERTON died 14th January 1939 aged 8 years. RC 18th January 1939, John Cotterill, Oaks Estate, John COTTERILL of Oaks Estate died 13th January 1939 aged 65 years. C/E 3 19th January 1939, ES Bailey, Acton, John ROBERTS of Kingston, died 13th January 1939 aged 90 years. C/E.
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