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Ferntree Gully Cemetery Register Interred Year Surname Given Names Type Location Age Father Mother Where reg. Reg. No. 23-Aug 1967 AARTS CORNELUS B RC C 8 02 25-Nov 1980 ABBOTT MONA B PBL 091 5-Apr 1988 ABBOTT THOMAS B PBL 091 12-Jan 1965 ACKERS LILIAN B RC C 6 15 29-Sep 1971 ADAMS DOROTHY B LS F 177 19-Aug 1994 ADAMS GEORGE A. B LS F 177 7-Feb 1955 ADAMS HONORAH B RC B 7 11 80 William Rigby Mary O'Reagan Camberwell 1576 4-Sep 1978 ADAMS JOYCE B NLA 132 28-Jul 1992 ADAMS KENNETH V. B NLA 132 26-Feb 1975 ADAMS MARGUERITE B LS F 529 18-Sep 1986 ADAMS ROBERT C WR KK 05 28-Aug 1888 ADAMS WILLIAM B NK 14d Alfred Adams Eliza Pert Scoresby 11347 30-Jun 1981 ADAMS WILLIAM B PBL 390 11-Jan 1916 ADDISON ELIZABETH BNK 60John Kerr Agnes McGaw Sherbrooke 3655 28-Jun 1966 ADOLPHSON ANNIE ELIZABETH B COE G 2 11 16-Aug 1951 ADOLPHSON EVELYN IDA C 38 Frederick Adolphson Sarah Lovett Melbourne 1531 9-Oct 1916 ADOLPHSON FREDERICK B COE G 1 11 58 Adolph Adolphson Augusta Olsen East Melbourne 15110 31-Dec 1946 ADOLPHSON GEORGE FREDERICK B COE G 2 10 49 Frederick George Adolphson Sarah Ann Lovett Ringwood 17264/47 19-Feb 1934 ADOLPHSON JOAN MARGARET B COE G 2 10 4 George Frederick Adolphson Annie Elizabeth Ellis Ringwood 13227 25-Jun 1927 ADOLPHSON SARAH B COE G 1 11 54 William Henry Lovett Mary Ann Sheppard Prahran 7391 29-Dec 1980 AGER FREDERICK B LS F 310 7-Apr 1994 AGIUS VINCENT B ND 29 16-Sep 1996 AINGER JOAN C RG 163 9-Sep 1996 AINGER JOHN C RG 162 14-Feb 1978 AINGER NESTA C WR G 11 16-Apr 1895 AINSWORTH JANE B COE A 3 02 18 John Ainsworth Mary Ann Jefferson Scoresby North 7135 19-Jan 1892 AINSWORTH JOHN B COE A 3 01 70 John Ainsworth Jane NK Scoresby North 3996 27-Jun 1918 AINSWORTH MARY ANN B COE A 3 02 72 John Jefferson Hannah Thompson Malvern 5577 29-Sep 1989 AINSWORTH ROY C RG 028 24-May 1954 AITKEN HELEN B COE B 3 16 80 Alfred Clarke Caroline Long Glen 5381 5-Oct 1922 AITKEN JOHN THOMAS B COE B 3 16 50 Archibald Aitken Emma Irish Bayswater 11864 28-Mar 1961 AJANI ALDO VICTOR B RC C 3 14 65 Lucina Ajani Mary Ferrari Scoresby 5366 2-Feb 1942 AJANI MARGARET B PG 031 >1 Louis Piera Ajani Laurie Jane Matthews Ringwood 23727 1-Dec 1980 AJANI MARGARET B RC C 3 14 82 Alfred Charter Annie NK Ferntree Gully 27484 7-Aug 1979 AJANI RAYMOND LOUIS B NLA 010 43 Aldo Victor Ajani Margaret Elizabeth Charter Scoresby 18092 25-May 1965 ALAN LESLIE B PG 125 17-Jul 1972 ALBERNI ADELAIDE MARIA B LS F 122 79 Thomas Borrell Theresa NK Boronia 15841 28-Apr 1959 ALBERNI BARRY RAYMOND B MTH B 6 01 SB Martin Alberni Ivy Edith Tovey Carlton 4961 26-Sep 1975 ALBERNI ENRIQUE B LS F 122 84 NK NK Hawthorn 22370 7-Jul 1932 ALBERNI FRANCISCA B MTH B 8 01 69 Joseph Costa Culoma Palosa Belgrave 4262 31-Oct 1890 ALDERSON JOHN B COE A 2 08 33 Thomas Alderson Bridget Clarke (nee O'Connor) Scoresby 17605 12-Oct 1981 ALDRIDGE ELSIE B COE C 7 03 27-May 1964 ALDRIDGE WILLIAM B COE C 7 03 11-Apr 1972 ALEXANDER EDWARD B LS F 287 6-Nov 1994 ALEXANDER ELSIE MAY B LS F 287 27-Jun 1967 ALIOTTA ROSARIA B RC D 8 01 5-Apr 1948 ALLAN ROBERT B NK 86 William Allan Margaret Whitelaw Ferntree Gully 18373 5-Aug 1939 ALLAN THERESA ISABELLA B PRS B 1 09 77 James Heron Theresa Finch Ferntree Gully 16654 2-Oct 1974 ALLEN EILEEN B LS F 388 7-Sep 1979 ALLEN ELLEN B NLA 015 19-Oct 1984 ALLEN LEELA B PBL 528 31-Jul 1956 ALLEN Mr. B COE D 7 10 xx 18-Jul 1972 ALLEN VIDA B LS F 160 2-Nov 1967 ALLINGHAM BRUCE B PRS D 3 02 2-Nov 1990 ALLISON LILLIAN C LS F 178 31-Oct 1990 ALLISON LILLIAN C WR L 13 2-Nov 1990 ALLISON LILLIAN B LS F 178 1-Aug 1986 ALLISON MARIE C WR L 15 29-Jan 1980 ALLISON STRAFFORD C WR L 14 12-Mar 1968 ALLPRESS CHARLES B MTH B 5 11 4-May 1967 ALLPRESS MARGARET B MTH B 5 11 19-Feb 1948 ALMAN HAROLD ABRAHAM B MTH A 6 24 44 Abraham Alman Anetta Solomon Fitzroy 1801 3-Jan 1962 ALSTON ANDREW BRUCE B COE G 7 11 44 Nigel Bruce Alston Edith Esma Grindlay Scoresby 66388 7-Mar 1967 ALSTON WALTER B LS F 024 7-Feb 1953 ALTON FANNY B COE C 3 04 84 James Shepley Alice Stanley Belgrave 16277 Prepared by Glen Turnbull ([email protected]) 2008 Page 1 Ferntree Gully Cemetery Register 14-Jun 1955 AMBROSE ARINI (WIN) B COE A 4 11 44 Isaac Ambrose Emily Louisa Jacobi Melbourne 6829 20-Jun 1950 AMBROSE EMILY LOUISA B COE A 4 12 76 William Jacobi Henrietta Johnston Ferntree Gully 18529 9-Feb 1955 AMBROSE ISAAC B COE A 4 12 85 Angus Ambrose NK Baillie Boronia 16670 15-Feb 1984 AMEND SABINE B LTH Lawn 091 7-Oct 1996 AMSON ANGELA M. B COE G 4 15 23-Jan 1991 AMSON EVAN S. B COE G 4 15 21-Nov 1966 AMSON HILDA B COE G 4 12 15-Jun 1961 AMSON THOMAS HENRY B COE G 4 12 61 NK NK Ringwood 11041 28-May 1992 AMY LEONARD C RG 184 2-Jan 1981 ANDALIS DIMITRA B PBL 276 31-Jul 1974 ANDERSON AGNES B LS F 508 23-May 1996 ANDERSON BOB C RG 393 9-Dec 1943 ANDERSON BRIAN WILLIAM B COE B 2 12 1 Frank William Anderson Eva Gladys Seamer Carlton 12643 5-Nov 1990 ANDERSON CELIA B LS F 042 5-Nov 1990 ANDERSON CELIA B LS F 042 11-Apr 1975 ANDERSON CLIVE B LS F 571 2-Nov 1901 ANDERSON EVA B NK 21m William Thomas Anderson Martha Simmons Sherbrooke 15470 9-Sep 1991 ANDERSON EVA G. B COE B 2 12 NK 1991 ANDERSON EVA GLADYS B COE B 2 12 73 20-Mar 1887 ANDERSON FLORENCE LINDA B NK 2m Martin Anderson Agnes Smith Ingram Scoresby 4237 29-Jun 1989 ANDERSON FRANK WILLIAM B COE B 2 12 78 28-Nov 1970 ANDERSON FREDERICK B LS F 042 10-Oct 1974 ANDERSON HENRY B LS F 504 3-Dec 1997 ANDERSON J.L. B PBL 415 5-Apr 1968 ANDERSON JESSIE B PRS D 3 07 13-Dec 1933 ANDERSON JOHN B COE B 8 11 72 NK NK Belgrave 17475 6-Aug 1992 ANDERSON JOHN L. C RG 191 1-Oct 1976 ANDERSON MARGARET B LS F 504 24-Nov 1947 ANDERSON MARTHA B COE A 5 15 72 Isaac Simmons Harriet Ward Ferntree Gully 22553 13-May 1996 ANDERSON MARY C RG 392 3-May 1976 ANDERSON THELMA B LS F 663 19-Mar 1962 ANDERSON Unnamed B PG 098 SB sb notreg 3-May 1991 ANDERSON WALTER B LS F 508 6-Feb 1975 ANDERSON WAYNE B LS F 536 21-Nov 1957 ANDERSON WILLIAM THOMAS B COE A 5 15 91 William Anderson Mary Annie Clements Belgrave 23798 17-Dec 1962 ANDREW MARY JANE B MTH B 5 04 88 James Rumming Mary Jane Stephens Belgrave 25546 30-Jun 1896 ANDREWS FREDERICK WILLIAM B COE A 2 25 4m Robert Frew Andrews Grace Emma Josephine Pommeroy Scoresby 11368 16-Jun 1986 ANDREWS THOMAS C MRG 083 18-Apr 1933 ANDREWS WILLIAM VOCKES B MTH A 6 02 74 William Andrews Sarah Vockes Ferntree Gully 14156 30-Aug 1988 ANGLAND MAURICE B PBL 294 21-Dec 1982 ANGLAND MYRTLE B PBL 294 1-Aug 1997 ANRONIO CHRISTOPHER B MTH B 3 14 30-Jan 1951 ANSON ALEXANDER EDWARD GEORGE B COE B 5 05 29 Edward Joseph Anson Hardinia May Williams Bennett Heidelberg 1663 8-Dec 1942 ANSON CHARLES FRANCIS B COE B 5 05 19 Edward Joseph Anson Kardina May Bennett Ferntree Gully 29704 23-Feb 1942 ANSON EDWARD JOSEPH B COE B 5 06 54 George John Anson Elizabeth Diamond Caulfield 1742 14-Jan 1964 ANSON ELDRED B COE B 5 05 23-May 1968 ANSTEY ELIZABETH B PRS B 2 08 20-Sep 1938 ANSTEY MARGARET B PRS B 2 07 82 William Franks Agnes Greig Ferntree Gully 16157 24-Apr 1939 ANSTEY WILLIAM GRANT FRANKS B PRS B 2 08 55 William Anstey Margaret Franks Prahran 3857 12-Jul 1990 ANSWERTH KATHLEEN B PBL 031 12-Jul 1990 ANSWERTH KATHLEEN B PBL 031 24-Apr 1984 ANSWERTH KEVIN B PBL 031 26-Mar 1991 ANSWERTH ROBERT C PBL 031 21-Jun 1972 ANTIDORMI GIOVANNI B LS F 335 20-Apr 1960 ANTONIO LILLY VENUS B MTH B 3 14 59 James Da. Parry Eliza Williams Lane Ferntree Gully 22646 30-May 1973 ANTONIVICH ZINAIDA B LS F 153 29-Dec 1977 ANTONOPOULOS BRIDGET B NLA 061 28-Oct 1964 ANTONOVICH VALENTIN B COE C 1 04 51 24-Feb 1975 APPLEBY ALBERT B LS F 562 22-Jan 1996 APPLEBY ALICE F. C LS F 562 26-Mar 1981 ARCHER GLADYS C WR K 11 28-Jun 1961 ARGAET JAMES B COE D 4 14 89 Joseph Argaet Elizabeth NK Sassafras 10990 21-Jun 1953 ARGAET LILIAN DAISY B COE D 4 14 80 Steven Kingston NK Melbourne 6199 17-May 1983 ARGOON KATHLEEN C WR CC 01 4-Jun 1991 ARMFIELD GERTRUDE E.
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    (1887), G. Tregear (1888), A. Percv Wats- by him before he went to Gpelong. He ford (1887). entered Wesley College as a State School Of these Bullas is the senior, having en­ scholar. tered the Ministry in 1872, and the latest Victory war medals were presented by recruit is Chaston, 1922, the Governor-General to Major-General E. Tasmania.^John S. Fletcher (1909), Tivey, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., V.D. (1880), William J. Palamountain (1886), Percy O. and to Brigadier-General K. H. Fetherston, Parnaby (1910), John W. Rowse (1885). V.D., Colonial Auxiliary Forces Decoration New South Wales.—Wallis W. Danks (1875). (1895). Eric NaU (1904), ex-master Scotch Col­ South Australia.—^G. Keysell Haslam lege, and now of Geelong Grammar School, (1896), S. R. Rooney (1886). has exchanged positions with a master in Queensland.—W. Stanlev Bath, B.A. England for one year. (1886). Dr. F. McCallum, M.B., B.S., D.P.H. West Australia.—John W. Grove, M.A., (1907) has been appointed to a travelling LL.B. (1883). scholarship, given by the International New Zealand.—E. O. Blamires (1894). Health Board of the Rockefeller Founda­ tion, U.S.A. He left Melbourne on 16th Fiji.—C. Oswald Lelean (1881), Arthur August, and while in New York will de­ G. Adamson, M.A., Dip. Ed. (1901), Leslie vote his time to tuition and research in M. Thompson, M.A., Dip. Ed. (1900). general epidemiology and tropical hygiene. England.—Henry Howard (1878). The scholarship is tenable for one year, all The following are deceased:—^Revs.