Photo taken in 1924 – Kalgoorlie cemetery
The following grave is in the Presbyterian section of the Kalgoorlie Cemetery, grave number 3625. The surroundings are in poor condition, and all the tiles and immortelles are missing, but the headstone at least is intact. Three people from one family are buried here. First, a little girl, Annie Danella Muir Roy MCCULLOCH ‘Ella’, who died 5 December 1910 age 7yrs. She was born in Boulder in 1904 to John McCULLOCH and Annie Taylor Muir ROY who married in Claremont Western Australia in 1902.
Followed by her aunt, Jessie Taylor McCulloch, sister to John, who died age 46yrs and buried on the 20th May 1911.
Kalgoorlie Miner 20 May 1911, page 6
Then John McCulloch on the 22 Dec 1923, died in Gosnells, Western Australia, age 56yrs. John was formerly the underground manager of the Ivanhoe GM in Boulder.
photo 2019 by Danelle Warnock – Kalgoorlie Cemetery
Kalgoorlie Miner 22 December 1923, page 4
Annie Taylor Muir McCULLOCH died aged 73yrs in 1944, in Victoria Park, Western Australia, and is buried in the Karrakatta Cemetery in Perth. The burial grant was given to John McCulloch, possibly her son.
Moya Sharp
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Hi Moya
Congratulations on the 6th Anniversary of Outback Family History.
The stories are always so interesting and informative giving us a look back into the past.
Thank You for all your efforts and time you put into it. Much appreciated.
Lesley and Bob Ryle
Hi Moya,
Congratulations on 6 years of your blog! Time sure does fly.
Your stories hold a lot of interest for me not only as a descendant of goldfields families, but as a genealogist the information you supply gets me thinking ‘outside the box’!
Cheers
Wendy
Hello Moya,’
Congratulations on 6 Years of this Site. I’m not a descendant of any goldfield families, but I really enjoy reading all the great information you provide, always great reading. My main preoccupation at present is working on the Second Reunion for my 3X Great Grandfather William Baker ‘Convict’ from the Second Fleet, who arrived on the ” Hell ” Ship Neptune in 1790, which is to be held in Windsor NSW – June 2020 – not all that far away now. I look forward to reading more of your stories, and wish you well for the years ahead Moya.
Regards Robyn
Love your site. Look forward to each edition. Congratulations on your six years. You are an inspiration to all who treasure their history.
Thank you for the research of my grand-parents (Lancaster) who married in Coolgardie. I hope sometime in the future to travel to meet you.
Regards,
Julie Lee