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St Johns Franklin

Designed by Henry Hunter and built at a cost of 800 pounds, the foundation stone was laid in 1863. It was licenced in May 1864. The weatherboard chancel was built and consecrated November 1896.

The church was renovated in 1923 and again in 1956.

This church replaced an earlier one (St. Mary) which had been erected by Lady Franklin but could only accommodate 50 people and was in danger of falling down.

B D H M Cont S

Ballantyne Eliza Daldy L J Harrison Mary Moran Lillie Jane Samson George

Ballantyne Philip Dawson William Lee Harrison William Thomas Moran Lillie-Annie Maria Samson William

Ballantyne Sarah E Diefenbach Louis Horton Harry George Moran Sydney Phillips Stakes Thomas

Ballantyne William Diefenbach Mary2 Mundy Samuel Stanton Alfred Swinfield

Barnett Anne Diefenbach Mary I Stanton Charles Leopold

Beechey Jane Innis Jane N Stanton John

Beechey William Henry E Newall Thomas Street Mary Margaret

Brown Isaac Egginton Mary J Nicholas Christopher

Brown Sarah Elliott Charles Henry Jackson Joseph Nicholas George T

Brown Unknown Arthur Jones David Nicholas Linda Taylor Margaret

Burbury Doris Jessie F Jones Mervyn William Nicholas Lois Thomas James

Burden Christopher Flakemore Agnes Judd Elizabeth 2 Norman Henry Robert Thomas Rebecca

Flakemore Geoffrey Leslie Judd Elizabeth Norris Harold Gordon Thorp Ernest Roy

C Flakemore John Judd Thomas Norris Marjorie Helena Thorp John

Caldwell Sarah Flakemore Joseph Thorp Joseph

Cane John Flakemore Keith K O Thorp Mary Ann

Cane Susan Flakemore Lawrence Snow Kellaway John Wallis Oakley George Thorp Mary

Chesterman Herbert Flakemore Ruby Marguerite Kellaway Marion Monteith Oates Bernard Alfred Thorp William George

Chitty Elizabeth Flakemore Thelma Kellaway Unknown W Thorp William

Clark Anne E Flakemore Valma Joy Kennedy Ida P

Clark Frank Murray Freeman Agnes Mary Kennedy Sarah Ellen Phillips Albert Alfred George W

Clark James Christopher Freeman Edward James Kenyon Arthur G E Phillips Alfred E Walton John

Clark John2 Fulton Athos James Kenyon Henry E Phillips Oona Coralie Watson Albert James

Clark John Fulton Elizabeth Kenyon William Victor Phillips Rebecca Watson Alfred

Clark Sarah 2 Fulton Eric Philp Isabel Watson Arthur

Clark Sarah Fulton Martha Elizabeth L Philp William Watson Eliza

Clark Winifred Annie Isabelle Fulton Montague James Langford Samuel Pitt Sarah Jane Watson Henry

Coleman Charlotte Fulton William Henry Latham Arthur Charles Watson May

Coleman H W P Latham Maria Jane R Watson Samuel

Coulson Alice Cecilia G Latham Mary Ransom Henry Watson Violet

Crosby C V Good Alice Latham Violet A Rathbone Elizabeth Weidenhofer Alice Jean

Crosby Gertrude May Good Peter Lloyd John Rathbone George White Albert J

Crosby Lewis Stanley Goodsell Ian Ronald Lloyd Sarah Rathbone John White Annie Idella Irene

Crosby William E Gordon-Smith Michael Anthony Lovell Graig Russel Reeve Clement White Elizabeth

Crosby William Edward Greenall John Reeve Emily Annie White George

Crosby William Thomas Griggs Joseph M Reeve Emma White Henrietta Ellen

Cuthbert Eliza Griggs Norah Jane Mansfield Eliza Reeve Evelyn Iris White Ralph Mortimer

Cuthbert Herbert Guilbert Horace John Mansfield James Robert Reeve James Edward White William Clyde

Cuthbert William Mansfield Margaret M Reeve James Wilcox John Eden Henry

Minards Hannah Reeve Unknown Wise Vernon Keith

Minards Joseph Rickards William

Mitty Thora Jane Ruffle Elizabeth

Moran Charles Ruffle Henry

Thank you Lyn Carruthers

Unmarked grave

Voice (Hobart, Tas. : 1931 - 1953), Saturday 16 January 1932, page 4

THE FAMILY CIRCLE

DEATH

TAPP On January 16th, 1932, at .Hobart, Elizabeth Florence, dearly beloved wife of Leonard Tapp, of Franklin. Aged 32 years.

FUNERAL NOTICE TAPP

Funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Florence Tapp, of Franklin, will arrive at Church of England Cemetery, Franklin, on Sunday, at 2 p.m

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