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Australian Epitaphs

This page has been developed to record various epitaphs throughout Australia, with research into the origins of the epitaphs.

I welcome photos of any epitaphs of interest that you find, email through the contact page, with any details you can add (cemetery, location).

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  • Gone Are The Weary DaysGone Are The Weary DaysTranscript: Gone are the weary day's of suffering
    Sweetest rest has followed pain,
    You are sleeping, Goodnight, dear Mother,
    In the morn we'll meet again.
    Year of Death: 1922Cemetery: West Terrace Cemetery
  • I Expect To PassI Expect To PassTranscript: I expect to pass through this world but once;
    And good therefor that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature. Let me do it n...
    Cemetery: St George's Magill Cemetery
  • In The Sweet Bye and ByeIn The Sweet Bye and ByeTranscript: In the sweet bye and bye we shall meet to be parted no moreCemetery: Hindmarsh Cemetery
  • Our Litte DarlingOur Litte DarlingTranscript: Our little darling has the secret solved
    Why she lived and died God resolved,
    Tis hard to part, but why dictate
    To Him above who guides our fate?
    ...
    Year of Death: 1890Cemetery: West Terrace Cemetery
  • P United After Many YearsP United After Many...Transcript: United after many years
    Anchored on the happy shores
    Year of Death: 1923Cemetery: Houghton Cemetery
  • Submissive To Thy WillSubmissive To Thy WillTranscript: Submissive to thy will my God,
    To Thee my partner I resign;
    And humbly bow berfore Thy rod
    I mourn but dare not to repine,
    Year of Death: 1866Cemetery: North East Road Cemetery
  • UP Brighter, Fairer, Far Than LivingUP Brighter, Fairer,...Transcript: Brighter, Fairer, far than living
    With no trace of woe or pain,
    Robed in everlasting beauty
    We shall meet him once again,
    Far beyond this world of...
    Year of Death: 1900Cemetery: Norton Summit Cemetery
  • A Painful ShockA Painful ShockTranscript: A painful shock a blow severe
    To part with one we loved so dear;
    Our loss is great we'll not complain
    But Trust in God to meet again.
    Year of Death: 1912Cemetery: West Terrace Cemetery
  • But The Fruit Of The SpiritBut The Fruit Of The...Transcript: 'But the fruit of the spirit is charity, joy, peace, patience...
    Against such there is no law
    Year of Birth: 1855Year of Death: 1938Cemetery: West Terrace Cemetery
  • In My Fathers HouseIn My Fathers HouseTranscript: In my Father's house are many mansions
    John 14
    Year of Death: 1900Cemetery: Hindmarsh Cemetery
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