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List of burials at Melbourne General Cemetery

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This is a list of notable individuals buried at Melbourne General Cemetery.

Melbourne General Cemetery

List of burials

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  • Sir Isaac Isaacs (1855–1948), the first Australian-born Governor General
  • John Iliffe (1846–1914), Dentistry pioneer

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  • Roy Park (1892–1947), Test cricketer, footballer (Melbourne), soldier, doctor
  • John Parnell, (1860–1931), soldier & administrator[14]
  • Sir James Patterson (1833–1895), Premier of Victoria
  • John Giles Price (1808–1857), Magistrate, murdered by convicts at Williamstown

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  • William Ramsay (1868–1914), developer and founder of Kiwi Boot Polish
  • Richard Read (the Younger) (c.1796-1862), colonial artist[15]
  • Moses Rintel (1823–1880), pioneering Rabbi
  • Robert Russell (1808–1900), architect, pioneer

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References

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  1. ^ Phoenix, Dave (2011). Following Burke and Wills across Victoria : a touring guide. Phoenix. ISBN 978-0-646-56419-7.
  2. ^ "Hugh Cairns' Funeral". Daily News.
  3. ^ "James Coates". Australian Dictionary Biography.
  4. ^ Federici on the Melbourne General Cemetery website
  5. ^ "Medal – James Galloway Grave Restoration, Labour Historical Graves Committee, Australia, 1992". Museums Victoria.
  6. ^ "Francis Hare".
  7. ^ "Hare, Francis". Obituaries Australia.
  8. ^ "John Hennings". Australian Dictionary Biography.
  9. ^ "Death of Mr John Hennings". The Age. 14 October 1898.
  10. ^ "Hermann Herlitz". ADB.
  11. ^ "Araluen Kendall". The Argus. 22 November 1924.
  12. ^ "Araluen – Henry Kendall".
  13. ^ "Frederick Deeming". Australian Dictionary Biography.
  14. ^ "John William Parnell". ADB.
  15. ^ "Richard Read". ADB. Retrieved 20 July 2021.
  16. ^ Otzen, Roslyn. Dr John Singleton 1808–1891. Melbourne Citymission, 2008, pp 30–34.
  17. ^ "Brettena Smyth". Australian Dictionary Biography.
  18. ^ "A stonemason whose legacy was to sculpt a fairer working day". The Citizen.
  19. ^ "Funeral of R. Wilson Today".
  20. ^ "Florence Maude Young". Australian Dictionary Biography.