Mallala Catholic Cemetery - Revision history

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Brian V at 01:29, 1 October 2012

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 |Related Articles=St Malachys Catholic Church,Feltwell Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Barabba Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemetery
-|Sources=Brian Verrall filed at the Mallala Museum information which was compiled from the following resources: St. Malachy"s Burial Register,Durdin; Funeral Directors,Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors,Mattiske Funerals,Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion,Genealogy Society S.A. ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
+|Sources=Brian Verrall filed at the Mallala Museum information which was compiled from the following resources:   St. Malachy"s Burial Register,Durdin; Funeral Directors,Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors,Mattiske Funerals,Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion,Genealogy Society S.A. ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
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 |Site type=Land section
 |Also known as=Hallion Cemetery
 |Town or Locality=Mallala
 |Geocoordinates=-34.426947677683, 138.4739112854
 |Date approximate=No
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 As the township of Mallala developed in the 1870's the Catholic population had neither church nor private cemetery.
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 |Related Articles=St Malachys Catholic Church,Feltwell Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Barabba Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemetery
-|Sources=Brian Verrall filed, at the Mallala Museum, information which was compiled from the following resources,St. Malachy"s Burial Register,Durdin; Funeral Directors,Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors,Mattiske Funerals,Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion,Genealogy Society S.A. ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
+|Sources=Brian Verrall filed at the Mallala Museum information which was compiled from the following resources: St. Malachy"s Burial Register,Durdin; Funeral Directors,Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors,Mattiske Funerals,Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion,Genealogy Society S.A. ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
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 {{Memory|I have just established that my gradfather Ludwik Guldon was buried here in 1951. If I can establish that his Headstone still exists I would like to visit|Luddie}}
-{{Memory|Yes the headstone does exist - needs a bit of a clean-up but is quite legible. Brian Verrall, Curator brianverrall@hotmail.com |Brian V}}
+{{Memory|Yes the headstone does exist - needs a bit of a clean-up but is quite legible. Brian Verrall, Curator brianverrall@hotmail.com|Brian V}}
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+{{Memory|I have just established that my gradfather Ludwik Guldon was buried here in 1951. If I can establish that his Headstone still exists I would like to visit|Luddie}}
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 As the township of Mallala developed in the 1870's the Catholic population had neither church nor private cemetery.
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-|Geocoordinates=34.426947677683° S, 138.4739112854° E
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 As the township of Mallala developed in the 1870's the Catholic population had neither church nor private cemetery.
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-*[[St Malachys Catholic Church]]
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-*[[Feltwell Cemetery]]
+|Related Articles=St Malachys Catholic Church,Feltwell Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Barabba Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemetery
-*[[Dublin Cemetery]]
+|Sources=Brian Verrall filed, at the Mallala Museum, information which was compiled from the following resources,St. Malachy"s Burial Register,Durdin; Funeral Directors,Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors,Mattiske Funerals,Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion,Genealogy Society S.A. ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
-*[[Barabba Cemetery]]
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-*[[Shannon Cemetery]]
-*[[Two Wells Cemetery]]
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-Brian Verrall filed, at the Mallala Museum, information which was compiled from&nbsp; the following resources
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-*St. Malachy"s Burial Register
-*Durdin&nbsp; Funeral Directors
-*Taylor and Forgie Funeral Directors
-*Mattiske Funerals
-*Parish Information&nbsp; Jack Angus and Jim Hallion.
-*Genealogy Society S.A.
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-As the township of Mallala developed in the 1870's the Catholic population had neither church nor private cemetery. Until St. Malachy's Church was built in 1882 the travelling priests provided services for the community. But for burials, the choice was either the&nbsp; Mallala General Cemetery which commenced in September 1869 and was located on Feltwell Road, or the&nbsp; Pinkerton Plains Catholic Cemetery, south of the River Light near Hamley Bridge.The latter was a long journey for the horse-drawn hearse and the grieving relatives and friends who travelled in horse drawn vehicles over dusty or muddy roads.
+As the township of Mallala developed in the 1870's the Catholic population had neither church nor private cemetery.
 In 1916 landholder Henry Edward Hallion donated a block from his land on Franks Road, 4 km. from Mallala for the purpose of a Catholic Church Cemetery, On 13 December 1916 a portion of Section 272 Hundred of Grace was officially transferred to the Catholic Church Endowment Inc. The Mallala Catholic Cemetery is a quiet and peaceful place, situated on a back road, surrounded by small trees and native mallees and interspersed with small cassias. &nbsp;With only 27 graves out of a possible 260, it would seem likely to remain as it is for some time to come.
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