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The Fields Find Tragedy-

27/05/2018 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

The worst accident ever to happen on the Yalgoo Goldfields at Fields Find was on the 31st Aug 1899. On this date, four men were working in the No. 1 shaft of the Fields Find GM. Fields Find is located between Yalgoo and Paynes Find, approximately 54km northwest of Paynes Find. They were Daniel HOGAN […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales, People, Places & Towns Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Fields Find, Goldfields History, Pinyalling, Western Australia

Anastasia (Annie) Williams – grave tales

12/05/2018 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

On the 7th October 1916, there occurred the death of Anastasia (Annie) Mary WILLIAMS of 3 Bourke Street, Kalgoorlie. She was age 42yrs and was born in Killkenny Ireland in 1864. Her husband was Abraham Williams and she had five children, James, Dannie, Gordon, Cassie and May (May married Mr E Morgan EVANS of Gwalia […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder, Western Australia

Goongarrie Cemetery: –

10/05/2018 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Goongarrie Cemetery:-  GPS Latitude & Longitude 30o 03″.03s 121o 09″.33e Link to the Outback Family History Page for Goongarrie. BROUGH Emma Elizabeth, d 9 Nov 1896, Gill Street, Goongarrie, Housewife 27yrs, Caude:- Dysentry, Father:- Jabez RAWLINGS (Baker) Mother:- Sarah GREEN, Born:- Broadford VIC, In VIC 27yrs, In WA 2 months, Married to George BROUGH in Essendon […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales, People Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Goldfields History, Goongarrie

Nungarra Cemetery :

03/05/2018 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

Black Range or Ivy Linden/ Nungarra Cemetery The Black Range district in the East Murchison Goldfields was a promising field in the early 1900s, with the first real township, Nungarra, being established in 1902. By 1903 the population had risen to 900-1000 with 500 men on the alluvial patch alone. It was said only 1 […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Black Range, Cemeteries, Goldfields History, Nungarra, Western Australia

Called Home to Jesus – grave tales

24/03/2018 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

On the 6th November 1911 little Dorothea Ruby Olive WRAIGH, age 9yrs, passed away in the Infectious Disease Hospital in Kalgoorlie. Exactly a week later her little brother Alwyn George WRAIGHT, aged 7mth, also died. They are buried together in the Boulder Cemetery. Dorothea was born in Coolgardie on the 20th Nov 1902 to George […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales Tagged With: Boulder Cemetery, Cemeteries, Coolgardie, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder, Kunanalling, Wraight

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