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South Australian Cemeteries & Photos

Discussion in 'Australia - More resources' started by Cathy, Apr 5, 2013.

  1. Cathy

    Cathy Moderator Staff Member

    Gravesecrets at your fingertips! is a great site. The aim is to photograph all headstones in SA and many areas are extensively covered. The site provides a list of names for each cemetery so although the date details are not given, I find it is the only place to discover the burial place for many.
    Photos are sold for a whole cemetery (various prices depending on the size of the cemetery) or $2.50 each.
    I've linked to the home page as it describes the project and extent. The name search is under the MORE link at the top of the page.
    I also note they are drifting into other states.
     
    Cathy, Apr 5, 2013
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  2. Maid of Kent

    Maid of Kent Member

    South Australian Cemetery Directory
    Death, burial and cremation resources


    South Australian cemetery resources containing burial registers, memorial inscriptions or
    headstone/plaque photographs.

    Search our cemetery database for the location & history of 1,150 SA burial places, and for burials and cremations at Adelaide West Terrace, Alberton St Paul & Blakiston St James Anglican, Hindmarsh, Inverbrackie Presbyterian, Kensington Norwood Pioneers & St Matthew Anglican, Magill, McLaren Vale Congregational, Mitcham, Moculta Shannon, Morphett Vale Bains & Scotch, Mt Barker Catholic and Walkerville Wesleyan Cemeteries up to 1855; and up to the recent past at Andamooka Old & New,
    Bulls Creek Primitive & Cherry Gardens Wesleyan Methodist, Enfield Old Pioneer & Nailsworth North Road Anglican (only public burials up to 1900), Lower Wakefield St Joseph, Navan, Pinkerton Plains St
    Benedict & Salisbury St Augustine Catholic, Point Sturt Church of Christ, Angaston Lindsay Pk and
    Wilmington Cemeteries together with some SA lone graves
     
    Maid of Kent, Apr 12, 2013
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