appointment · 1901
Several individuals have been appointed as Trustees for various Public Cemeteries across Victoria, replacing resigned or deceased former trustees.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. Trustees of Cemeteries, JOHN BRENNAN WHITE, HUMPHREY POOLEY, Junior, JOHN GEORGE O'CONNOR, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJohn Brennan White
OfficialHumphrey Pooley Junior
OfficialJohn George O'Connor
OfficialPatrick William Byrnes
OfficialJames Scott
OfficialJohn Ryan
OfficialHumphrey Pooley
OfficialJohn Anthony
OfficialCharles Thomas Alexander
DeceasedJohn Stamp
OfficialCharles Earson
OfficialDaniel Field
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 155, 1901.
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