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  Lennonville (Warramboo) Cemeteries

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An old mines map shows two cemeteries at Lennonville. One is west of the Great Northern Highway (Warramboo) and  has a fence around it with one headstone. The other cemetery is shown east of the road. I have walked to this area, but there are no visible markings whatsoever. There are apparently 13 graves on this site.

Warramboo

Name Date of Death Other Information
Batty, Jean 18/6/1908 Aged 42
Bettini, Giacomo 23/1/1901 He became lost in the bush and died of thirst.
Campbell, Alexander 26/4/1910 Aged 4. Died of diptheria.
Hartrick, Mabel 28/9/1907 Aged 33.
McGee, Kathleen Agnes 5/2/1908 Aged 3 weeks.


Lennonville Cemetery


This is the list of names in the unmarked cemetery on the eastern side of the Great Northern Highway. As I was compiling this list I was struck by the tragedy of how many children were buried there, in fact most of those were just babies and the deaths occured over a relatively small period of time.  With the exception of the two miners, this is a cemetery of babies. The Campbell's lost three children at Lennonville between 1905 and 1910.


NameDate of DeathOther Information
Allen, George31/8/19035 days old.
Allen, Robert8/2/190212 hours old (brother of above)
Buckingham, John7/1/190011 months old.
Campbell, Donald Robert3/3/19066 weeks old
Campbell, William James25/10/19056 years old. (Brother of above and also brother of  child buried at Warramboo)
Carrara. Limgi18/3/190326 years. He was a miner killed when he fell down the mine.
Daft, Thomas24/6/19012 years 1 month old.
Davies, Caroline6/4/19015 months.
Hunt, George William1/11/19045 months.
Morrissey, Joseph John16/5/19008 months.
Morton, John15/5/190515 hours.
Starling, Thomas Michael15/6/19034 months.
Tellini, Grovanni31/1/190239 years old. A miner.

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