Gravesites Of Tasmania

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Section C UMET

(Cornelian Bay Cemetery)

To make searching for a headstone easier please refer to the Millingtons Website (formally Cornelian Bay) to find out what section your relative or ancestor is buried.

B	F	M	P	T
Baldwin Thomas	Farley Frederick George	Miller Percy C	Parnell Kathleen	Terry Edith
Blegg Ada Clara	Ford Carl	Millington Donald	Parssey F J	Thompson John William
Boxall Benjamin John	Ford Sarah	Millington Frederick John	Passey John Thornbury	Triffitt Florence
Boxall Mary Ann	Ford Sarah Elizabeth	Millington Hedley	Petterd Elizabeth Ann	Twitchett Elizabeth
Brannan Lyell Keith		Millington May	Petterd James	Twitchett Walter
Brannan Violet Isabel	H	Millington May Elizabeth	Priest Alfred Albert
Brooke Eliza Jane	Harrison Hilda	Millington Warren Donald Derwent	Priest Alice	W
Burn Daisy Naomi	Harrison James Richard	Mooney Alice		Ward Albert Ernest
Burn Iris Olive	Hogan Gladys Evelyn	Moore Eliza Mary	R	Ward Clifford Douglas
Burrows Henry Alpha		Moore William Henry	Rainbird Jessie Earl	Ward Elizabeth
	I	Morris William Knibb	Rainbird Nancy Violet	Ward Joseph
C	Inches Ada	Murray James Wallace	Rainbird Violet Maude	Ward Ruby Myrtle
Charleston Leonard	Irwin Stanley		Robinson William	Ward Thella Gertrude
Cheeseman Mary		N		Ward Una Olive
Coombes John	J	Nichols Francis Rosina	S	Watkins Charles A E
Coombes Mary	Jeffrey Edith Jane	Nichols Thomas George	Sharpe Mary Ann	Watkins Charles Arthur
Cruse Alice Louisa	Johnson Charlotte		Silver Emanuel	Watkins Charlotte Josephine
	Johnson James	O	Staine Joseph	Watkins Roy Douglas
E	Johnson Mary Ann	Oates Maxwell A	Stevens Henry	Williamson Edith Ellen
Ellen Farley
Everett Amos	L
Everett Rosetta	Lewis Lawrence J
	Loring Clement James Thomas
	Loring Florance

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