Graves in St
Luke’s Burial Ground.
ISAAC
Mary Jane Isaac born at
Scone, N.S.W. on 25th July 1849, died on 21 November 1868, aged 19
years. “Jesus Wept” St John. X1.35.
Francis, eldest son of
Lieut. John Isaac, R.N. Born London 19 May 1812, died Scone, N.S.W. 20 July
1884, aged 72 years. “Blessed are the
pure in heart: for they shall see God.“ St Matthew, Ch
5 v 8.
George, son of
Francis and Lilly Ann Isaac.
Born 27th
February 1866, died 24th
October 1866, aged 8 months.
Lilly Ann, wife
of Francis Isaac. Born at Belfast 1st
February 1824. Died at Sydney 9th September 1908, aged 84 years.
“The Lord supplies our daily
wants”
Stonemason:
Cains of Maitland.
HIRST
Sacred to the memory of Samuel Hirst. Son of Joshua and Elizabeth
Hirst of Leeds, Yorshire, England. Who died 26th October 1859 aged 32 years.
Stonemason:
Cains of Maitland.
MACDONALD
BARWICK
In Memory of
Joseph Barwich, Born Thornthwaite. 12th May 1846. Died 4th January 1860. Son of James and Mary Barwick. Accidently killed
at The Junction, Thompsons Creek. Erected by the decendants of James and Mary
Barwick. 1994.
A STRANGER FROM SEGENHOE
MONTGOMERY.
THE SECOND ROW, STARTING FROM THE FENCE.
SPILLMAN.
SCOTT.
JARVIS.
?
LEITCH.
MURPHY.
LAMBERT.
MOLONY
LAKE
MEWETT.
TURTON
IN THE THIRD ROW DUE TO SOME TREES, THE ONLY GRAVE IS NEXT TO THE
FENCE.
COLLINS
IN THE
FOURTH ROW THREE AND FOUR FROM THE FENCE IS THE GRAVES OF.
BRIGGS
HARPER.
FOWLER
Sacred to the
memory of Thomas Hollingsworth Fowler. Surgeon, died August 14th
AD 1858, aged 46 years.
Eldest son of late Captain Fowler of Wakefield. Yorkshire, England. Hosea, ch. X111, verses V, X1V, XV.
I did not know you in the
wilderness, in the land of great drought.
I will ranson them from the power of the
grave; I will redeem them from death: O death, I will be thy plagues; O grave,
I will be thy destruction: repentance shall be hid from mine eyes. Though he be
fruitful among his brethren, an east wind shall come, the wind of the Lord
shall come up from the wilderness, and his spring shall become dry, and his
fountain will be dried up: he shall spoil the treasures of all pleasant
vessels.
FIFTH ROW
STARTING FROM THE FENCE.
BROWN
In Memory of Jane Brown died 25th
April 1863. Aged 36
years
DUGGAN
NOWLAND
TAYLOR.
STEVENS.
HANDLEY.
LANEBOROUGH.
ASSER
MOODY
JOHNSTON..
SMITH
GB OR CB
DANGAR
John Hooper. Formerly of St Neots, Cornwall, England. Died at Turanville, Scone, 19 June 1849 aged 37 years.
Judith Elizabeth, died 27 February 1859 aged 15 years 11 months.
Sarah, died 22 February 1860 aged 62 years.
Mother of Judith Elizabeth and wife of Thomas Dangar.
Sacred to the memory of
Thomas Dangar, Born Lampen,
St Neots, Cornwall, England, 30 June 1807. Arrived in Port Jackson. Sydney 13 March 1825. Died at Lavender Bay, North Shore, 14 March 1878. Aged 70 years. “May
his Soul rest in Peace.”
Thomas G.G. Dangar,
M.L.A. Born Sydney 17 November 1829, died Stanmore 4 July 1890.
DUMARESQ
THORNTON. SOUTH EAST AND
OUT OF LINE WITH OTHER GRAVES
John Graham
GOODWIN.
In memory of John
Goodwin M.D. Died 16th
October 1859 aged 59, at Falbrook.
Also McArthur
Robert. First son of John Goodwin
M.D. Accidentally killed at
Redbank, the 30th December 1840, aged 12 years, by his horse falling
And also Robert
James. Sixth son of John Goodman
M.D. Born 13th
July 1844, died at Scone 4th
April 1845.
And of Elizabeth
Goodwin. Wife of John Goodwin M.D. Died at Scone April 7th
1897 aged 87 years.
In Memory of
David Russell Goodwin. Fifth son of John Goodwin M.D. Died at Tamworth May 9th
1888 aged 49 years.
WILKIE
In
memory of Grace Marshall Wilkie. Born at St Columb, Cornwall, England, 21 November 1819. Died in childbed at Murrurundi 29 September 1843 aged 24 Years, leaving three infant sons.
MILLER
In Affectionate
Remembrance of Ann. The beloved wife of Matthew
Miller. Who died 13th March
1877 aged 60
years. And
is she gone whom we so deaply loved.
In Loving rememberance of Matthew Barber Miller, died at Scone October 25th
1902 aged 85 years. “At Rest” Until the Day Break and the Shadows flee
away.” Solomons Song 11, Verse XV11.
Sarah. Daughter of Matthew Barber
Miller. Died 6 July 1937 aged 89 years.
William James died 27 June 1862 aged 1 year 1 month.
Jane died 26 March 1846 aged 3 years.
Mary Ann died 6 May 1846 aged 1 year 3 months
Barbara died 9 May 1862 aged 1 year 8 months.
Stonemason: Curran of Maitland.
DUNBAR.
In Memory of Samual Dunbar died on the 16th April
1864 aged 46 years.
Elizabeth died 13 July 1892 aged 72 years.
SCANLON
YEUZ.
GARDNER
HAMPTON
SMITH OF DUNWELL
FREDERICK.
Sacred to the memory of
Elizabeth Frederick, the beloved wife of Francis Frederick, who departed this
life 14
May AD 1856 aged 30 years.
And leaving a husband and five children.
NORTHEY
The
first of the War memorials, that of Pte Howard Joseph Hilton Cumberland, and his brother Pte O.
J. Cumberland was unveiled on the 13th
October 1915.
Three
others were later erected in Memory of L/Cpl A.E. Howard, Pte Henry George
Ashford and Arthur Stanton Bowd.
BOWD
In
Memory of our brave hero son and brother, No 1793 Lance CPL
Arthur Stanton Bowd 34th BATT AIF. Killed in
action, Villers_ Brettoneaur, France. 7th
May 1918. Aged 22
years. “We should not weep for such as he will live in Britain’s Memory.” Erected by his loving Mother, Sisters & Brothers.
ASHFORD
For God
& Country
In Loving memory of NO 1868 PTE Henry George
Ashford 57th BATTALION, 15th Infantry Brigade. A
I Force’s. Killed in
action in France 23rd Nov 1916. Aged 18 years & 8
Months. 3rd
Dearly loved son of J & E Ashford. Erected by his loving uncle H.W.E. Ashford. “We mourn your loss, but your actions sweet
balm to your loved ones bring; For He’s ever a hero,
The man who dies for his Country, God and King.”
CUMBERLAND
For God
& Country
Erected to the Memory of our brave hero brother, PRTE
J.H. Cumberland. No 837. 2nd Battalion H.Coy. 1st
Infantry Brigade. Who died 7 May 1915 from wounds received in action at the landing at Galipoli, 25th
April 1915. Aged 21 years.
“We
thought that radiant soul was meant for greater things_We shall be sure. No life is short that’s nobly spent. No Heroe’s death is
premature.”
Also
to the Memory of our dear hero brother PRTE O.J. Cumberland NO 1087 2nd BATT
HCOY 1st INFTY Brigade. Killed in action at Lone Pine 8th
AUG 191915. Aged 26
years.
“He
died the noblest death a man may die Fighting for God, and Right, and Liberty and such a death is
immortality.”
HOWARD. For God, King & Country & Ulster
In Loving memory of No 2362. LCE CPL A.E.Howard.
‘ABB”. A Company,
30th Battalion, AIF. Killed in France 29th Sept 1918. Aged 26 years &8Months. Only Son Of T.H.
Howard.
ADONIS
BERMAN
This grave is to the South
of six unnamed plots from Liverpool St.
SMITH.
Arban..
Morrow.
PEIRCE
Sacred to the
memory of Henry Peirce. Who departed
this life, the 2nd Jan. 1848. Aged 37 years. ‘An
honest man is the noblest work of God.’
ABBOTT
Sacred to the
memory of John Abbott, who departed this life on the tenth day of November AD
1847. Aged 42
years. ‘ I am the resurrection and the life, he that believeth
in me though he were dead yet shall he live. S’ John X1: 25.’
SHAW
In loving memory
of Peggie. Infant daughter of John A.K. & P.G. Shaw. Died 30th August 1909.
MARSLAND
THORNTON
Sacred to the memory of
Thomas Thornton died 1 February 1838 aged 3 months.
Date in Church Registry. 28
December 1838
Also of Robert Thornton died
4
September 1839 aged 2 years 6
months.
Date in Church Registry. (24 December 1839)
Also Sylvester Thornton died
1
February 1845 aged 43 years.
Date in Church Registry. (14
April 1845. Age
35)
Also Robert Thornton died 16 September
1849 aged 8 years 6
months.
Date and age in
Church Registry. (2 January 1850. Age 8 years and 9months)
‘Thy will be done’
DODD
Sacred to the
memory of Matthew Dodd. Late of Morland, Westmorlamd, England. Who departed
this life May 15th 1853 aged 70 years.
CREAMER
In Memory of Thomas Creamer,
who died at Scone on the 27th May
1853, in the 34th
year of his age.
Thomas Creamer joined the staff of St
Luke’s school in 1852, as assistant teacher to the principal James Smith. On the 27th May 1853 Creamer aged 33 years died and his widow succeeded him as assistant
teacher. Smith resigned shortly after to
become clerk of petty sessions at Scone, leaving the school in the hands of Mrs Creamer, the school thrived
and in 1856 seventy children were enrolled.
Twenty years later the school closed when the then headmaster Mr Roberts
resigned and became headmaster of Scone Public School
which opened in July 1876.
LAKE
DAVIS
CUNDY
Sacred to the Memory of John
Henry Cundy, who departed this life on the 10th June
1855 aged 8 years.
William Elias Cundy,
departed this life on Jan,y
16th, 1869 aged 24 years.
CUNDY
Sacred to the
Memory of Mrs Catherine Cundy. The Beloved Wife of John
Cundy. Who departed this life May 3rd
1857 aged 49 years.
WILLIAMSON
SWEENEY
Hudson
Sacred to the
Memory of Issabella Hudson, daughter of late John
Dodd of Morland, Westmorland, England. Who departed
this life March 25th 1854 aged 66 years.
BODILY
Sacred to the memory of
Richard Bodily, A Native of Penzance in
Cornwall, England. Chief Constable of Scone. who departed this life on the 7th
May 1854 ‘from the
effects of a Pistol Shot accidentally received in the discharge of his duty’. Aged 33 years.
Stonemason:
Cobby
YOUNG & FROST
Thomas Young. Born Kilmarnock, Scotland. 1801. Died May 5th
1895 aged 95 years.
Also Elizabeth Mary Frost. Youngest daughter of the above Born at Scone, Died at Armidale, September 28th 1893 aged 29 years.
CORMIE
HIGGINS.
SQUIRES.
WEST OF THE PATH.
STEVENSON
Sacred
to the memory of Susanna Stevenson who departed this life at Scone the 18th Sept 1858 aged 38 years.
Also
William Stevenson died Oct 31st
1864 aged 42 years.
Also
Their beloved son John
Stevenson, Died July
4th 1865 aged 18 years.
Stonemason
Cobby
LITTLE
Sacred to the memory of Francis Little of
Invermien, and Cressfield, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, who departed this life June 14th AD 1860 aged 62.
Interd here the remains of Mary Ann Little
who died on 14th of April 1835 aged 32 years.
To the beloved memory of
William Little of Invermien, O.B.T. 25th March 1882 aged 49.
In Memory of Mabel Mary,
infant daughter of Herbert and Mary Gardner, who died 8th
Feb 1877 aged 16 months.
GRAY
In Loving memory of Catherine Gray died
1858 in her fifteenth year. Also
George Gray died 1877 aged
70 years.
Stonemason:
Browne, Scone.
LEDGER
In
remembrance of Thomas Ledger who died September 5th
1861 aged 34 years ‘Teach us to number our days’.
Lydia Ann Ledger, Mistress
of St Luke’s School, Scone, 1859-70, Died at Upper Clapton, England, 1916, aged 87 years. Inscribed by old pupils.
MORSE/ CHILD
Helen Elizabeth Mary Morse
died 27th
January 1851 in her 61st
year. “Forever with the Lord”
William Coles Child. Died 8th
May 1861 in
his 2nd year. “Made perfect in a short time”
John William Child died 3rd
January 1863 in his 1st
year. “It is well”
DEWSNAP
In memory of John
Dewsnap, died April 24th
1864 in
his fifth year. “Weep not the Lord gave. The Lord has taken”
Stonemason
Browne, Singleton.
COOK
Sacred to the memory of
Elizabeth Cary Cook, born at St. Neots, Cornwall,
England, 10th March 1805.
Died at Lucerna, Newcastle, 12th November 1878. “Weep not for me,
My children dear, I am not dead, But sleeping here, I
was not yours, but Christs alone, He loved me best and took me home. The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away,
Blessed be the name of the Lord”.
In affectionate
remembrance of Elizabeth Dangar, Beloved wife of Thomas Duckham. Born Nimingah,
N.S.Wales 22nd
November 1844. Died near West Maitland 18th
August 1885. “Thou art gone to
the grave. We no longer hold thee, Nor
tread the rough paths of the world by your side, But the wide arms of mercy are
spread to enfold thee, And sinners may hope as the sinless has died” “Take ye heed, Watch and Pray, for ye know
not when the time is. St Mark 13th
C. 33ver.”
Sacred to the memory of Samual Wellington Cook, born at Warleggan,
Cornwall, England, 23rd May 1803. Died at Lucerna, Newcastle, 26th March 1883. “ Let friends
forbear to mourn & weep, While calmly in the dust I sleep, A toilsome world
I’ve left behind, A crown of glory now to find.” “Blessed are the pure in heart for they will
see God.”
In Loving Memory of Charlotte Bently Cook, who died at Turanville 2nd May 1903 aged 59 years. “Do unto others as you would be done by, and always
live prepared to die”.
Also
In loving memory of Thomas Cook of Turanville. Born Sept 19th
1834. Died July 13th
1912.
Stonemason:
Browne of Maitland.
BAKER
Erected by Robert
Baker. In memory of his
beloved Father George Robert Baker who died 16th Oct. 1863 aged 60 years.
Stonemason:
Browne of Maitland.
COOMBS
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