Gravesites Of Tasmania

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Julia Panton

Julia Panton was the wife of James Panton a former Private at Waterloo, served 12 years in Spain and Europe and was wounded at Quantra Bras and received the Waterlo Medal with 9 clasps. Veteran of RNSWVC 3rd Co and Pensioner Guard.
He retired as a Tailor in Hobart and lived in Soldiers Row until his death in 1862. I think he was buried in St Davids Churchyard but there is no way to be sure as that was taken over for a school and the remaining tablets were removed to Cornelian Bay Cemetery.
They had five children 3 boys and 2 girls. From the girls there are today some 1500 descendents in Australia and New Zealand.

The above notes were submitted by Merv Hunt WA

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