Malmsbury Cemetery is located on the southern edge of the picturesque village of Malmsbury, about an hour north of Melbourne (Victoria, Australia).The cemetery was established in November 1859 but it was not formally gazetted until 1861. The first known burial, that of Harriet Low, the wife of the then Anglican Minister of Malmsbury, took place in January 1860, but the surviving register only records burial from 1863 onwards. Denominations recorded are:
- Episcopalian/Church of England/Anglican
- Roman Catholic
- Presbyterian
- Wesleyan/Methodist/Uniting
- Independent
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Good work by all thanks!
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I thought the suggestion by Mark Learmonth good – particularly his suggestion that information boards could be attached to or within the vicinity of the bluestone building.
Leonard Johnston
Hi,
Good work by all!
I thought Mark Learmonth’s suggestion re the preservation of the bluestone building inside the gates good and also his suggestion that information boards could be attached to or in the vicinity of the bluestone building. It would give a focus for curious and interested visitors.
cheers,
Leonard Johnston