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Queensland
Cemeteries
Monumental Inscriptions - Pine Rivers District
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This CD
presents, as a single pdf file, inscriptions on headstones
and plaques in five old cemeteries in the Pine Rivers
District. The five cemeteries covered are Bunya Cemetery
(Bunya Road, Bunya); Dayboro Cemetery (McKenzie St, Dayboro);
Lawnton Cemetery (Norfolk Ave, Lawnton); Samford Cemetery
(School Rd, Samford Village); and Samsonvale Cemetery (Golds
Scrub Lane, Samsonvale).
Queensland Cemeteries Monumental Inscriptions
- Pine Rivers District
CD – published by the Queensland
Family History Society, February 2008
ISBN 978-1-921171-17-8
$39.50AU + $2 postage worldwide.
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This CD presents, as a single pdf file,
inscriptions on headstones and plaques in five old
cemeteries in the Pine Rivers District, as transcribed,
indexed and compiled for publication during 2001 and
2002 by Rosemary Kopittke. The material has been
previously released as a set of two microfiche by QFHS;
this re-release on CD makes the resource much more
accessible and allows searching of the text of the full
publication using Acrobat Reader.
The five cemeteries covered are Bunya Cemetery (Bunya
Road, Bunya); Dayboro Cemetery (McKenzie St, Dayboro);
Lawnton Cemetery (Norfolk Ave, Lawnton); Samford
Cemetery (School Rd, Samford Village); and Samsonvale
Cemetery (Golds Scrub Lane, Samsonvale). The earliest
inscription (Samford) relates to the death in 1866 of
John Charles Richards, infant son of Thomas and
Elizabeth Richards. Bunya Cemetery is no longer in use
but Dayboro, Lawnton, Samford and Samsonvale Cemeteries
all have recent burials. As well as the inscriptions,
the file includes a combined index to all names referred
to on the inscriptions and a sketch map of each
cemetery, showing its sections. The entries cover
approximately 2,500 people and the file represents 149
pages of inscriptions, maps and index.
The material on this CD is a valuable resource for
family history research in the district, especially as
time and vandalism take their toll on the headstones. As
well as confirming or showing possible errors in the
burial register, the MIs often show family relationships
for 3 or 4 generations, including names of people not
buried in the grave. Details can include parents, birth
place and date, marriage information, titles and
honours. Neighbouring plots can include related
families.
This CD is the third in the QFHS Queensland Cemeteries
Monumental Inscriptions series with files in pdf format,
following those for Beenleigh, Redlands and Cleveland
districts and for Bulimba, Brisbane.
This CD is an excellent resource
for researching Queensland families.
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Last update
22 April, 2008
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