Feltwell Cemetery - Revision history

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 {{Memory|In 2006 the Mallala KESAB Committee decided to research the unmarked graves in the old part of Feltwell cemetery and mark them in some way. Volunteers made cement blocks with a sloping face and plaques were adhered to the blocks. Only the information on the burial records at the office of the District Council of Mallala was used on the plaque.}}
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 |Places category=Site
 |Site type=Land section
-|Also known as=Mallala Cemetery
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-|Town or Locality=part section 570 Hundred of Grace
+|Town or Locality=Hundred of Grace
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 |Date approximate=No
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 The land for the cemetery site was acquired in two stages. An acre of land, identified as part section 570 in the Hundred of Grace, was purchased from Edward Amand Wright with the certificate of title issued on the 28th September 1869. It was entrusted to a group of men who were the trustees of the Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel. On the 29th December 1941 the trustees of the [[Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church|Mallala Methodist Church]] transferred the title to the District Council of Mallala.The second piece of land was added when the sale and transfer of another part section of 570 took place on 20th August 1976. The 1.2ha of land was bought from Ernest George Wesley Earl and increased the area of the cemetery to1.6ha.

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 {{Memory|In 2006 the Mallala KESAB Committee decided to research the unmarked graves in the old part of Feltwell cemetery and mark them in some way. Volunteers made cement blocks with a sloping face and plaques were adhered to the blocks. Only the information on the burial records at the office of the District Council of Mallala was used on the plaque.}}
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 The land for the cemetery site was acquired in two stages. An acre of land, identified as part section 570 in the Hundred of Grace, was purchased from Edward Amand Wright with the certificate of title issued on the 28th September 1869. It was entrusted to a group of men who were the trustees of the Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel. On the 29th December 1941 the trustees of the [[Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church|Mallala Methodist Church]] transferred the title to the District Council of Mallala.The second piece of land was added when the sale and transfer of another part section of 570 took place on 20th August 1976. The 1.2ha of land was bought from Ernest George Wesley Earl and increased the area of the cemetery to1.6ha.
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 |Related Articles=Barabba Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Mallala Catholic Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemetery,Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel,Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church,RAAF No. 6 Service Flight Training School
-|Sources=Files held at the Mallala Museum ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
+|Sources=Files held at the Mallala Museum ,The Mallala Museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
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-|Related Articles=Barabba Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Mallala Catholic Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemeery,Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel,Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church,RAAF No. 6 Service Flight Training School
+|Related Articles=Barabba Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Mallala Catholic Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemetery,Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel,Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church,RAAF No. 6 Service Flight Training School
 |Sources=Files held at the Mallala Museum ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
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 |Also known as=Mallala Cemetery
-|Street name=Feltwell Road
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 |Town or Locality=part section 570 Hundred of Grace
-|Geocoordinates=34.456729720854° S, 138.4916138649° E
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 The land for the cemetery site was acquired in two stages. An acre of land, identified as part section 570 in the Hundred of Grace, was purchased from Edward Amand Wright with the certificate of title issued on the 28th September 1869. It was entrusted to a group of men who were the trustees of the Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel. On the 29th December 1941 the trustees of the [[Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church|Mallala Methodist Church]] transferred the title to the District Council of Mallala.The second piece of land was added when the sale and transfer of another part section of 570 took place on 20th August 1976. The 1.2ha of land was bought from Ernest George Wesley Earl and increased the area of the cemetery to1.6ha.
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 The name Feltwell occurs as a village in Suffolk, England which derives&nbsp; from the Old English ''felt'', a name of a plant and&nbsp; ''wella-'' spring
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 The 1 acre of land was obtained for the consideration of the sum of five shillings sterling and was transferred to the trustees John Standrin of TwoWells, a Minister, John Forby; Joseph Miles; Thomas Lewis; John Jeffries and Job Pratt all of the Hundred of Grace&nbsp; Mallala Farmers.
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-*[[Barabba Cemetery]]
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-*[[Dublin Cemetery]]
+|Related Articles=Barabba Cemetery,Dublin Cemetery,Mallala Catholic Cemetery,Shannon Cemetery,Two Wells Cemeery,Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel,Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church,RAAF No. 6 Service Flight Training School
-*[[Mallala Catholic Cemetery]]
+|Sources=Files held at the Mallala Museum ,The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
-*[[Shannon Cemetery]]
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-*[[Two Wells Cemetery]]
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-*[[Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel]]
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-*[[Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church]]
+{{Memory|The death of 3 of the first trustees of the Feltwell Chapel made it necessary to update the documentation.
-*[[RAAF No. 6 Service Flight Training School]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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-== Sources  ==
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-*Files held at the Mallala Museum
-*The Mallala museum maintains a database of burial details for the cemeteries in the District. Please contact the museum if you are seeking information on a specific cemetery record.
-{{Memories|The death of 3 of the first trustees of the Feltwell Chapel made it necessary to update the documentation.
 Job Pratt died on 25th August 1884
 John Jeffries died on 14th September 1890
 John Standrin died on 11th December 1897
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-{{Memories|In 2006 the Mallala KESAB Committee decided to research the unmarked graves in the old part of Feltwell cemetery and mark them in some way. Volunteers made cement blocks with a sloping face and plaques were adhered to the blocks. Only the information on the burial records at the office of the District Council of Mallala was used on the plaque.}}
+{{Memory|In 2006 the Mallala KESAB Committee decided to research the unmarked graves in the old part of Feltwell cemetery and mark them in some way. Volunteers made cement blocks with a sloping face and plaques were adhered to the blocks. Only the information on the burial records at the office of the District Council of Mallala was used on the plaque.}}
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 In 2004 a Memorial wall was erected to inter the ashes of a family member.
-The signage "FELTWELL CEMETERY" was constructed by Basset Welding and fabrication.in 2005.
+The signage "FELTWELL CEMETERY" was constructed by Basset Welding and Fabrication, Lewiston in 2005.
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