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Tewantin Cemetery
Noosa Shire, Queensland, Australia
Lat 26° 23" 40"S, Lon: 153° 01' 34"E
Contributed by Joy Byrne (deceased)
submitted: 5 Mar 2000, last edited Jan 18, 2010.
Total records = 1,663.
Tewantin Cemetery is 16 km east from Cooroy, on the Cooroy-Tewantin
Rd.
One stone proclaims Mary Hall, who died 24th Jun 1876 to be the
first, dying for the honour, no doubt. However, there is a very
worn sandstone monument for a child, Isabella Louisa Clark 13-4-1876.
It has become undecipherable over the last two years. The death
indexes reveal she was the daughter of Stephen Clark & Jane Cumming.
The cemetery is situated in a clearing on the edge of scrub country. Unique to this cemetery is the Memorial Bush Garden. It is a series of winding gravel pathways, lined by knee-high cement markers, similar to the old milestones. The Plaques, about 20cm by 15 cm are fixed to the lectern tops of these markers. Yes, it is in the bush.
- Joy Byrne





