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Thomas Onslow Carmody, d Mar 1898 aged 7 months Son of Thomas and Emily. It is believed that Thomas succumbed to typhoid or cholera whilst travelling with his parents along the telegraph line from the old Port of Cossack near Roebourne to Denham. Hamelin Pool cemetery WA. | |
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Thomas Onslow CARMODY d: Mar 1898, aged 7 months lone grave at Hamelin Pool (telegraph station) WA | |
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Walter MUSK d: 18 Oct 1911, aged 60 lone grave at Hamelin Pool (telegraph station) WA | |
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Walter MUSK d: 18 Oct 1911, aged 60 lone grave at Hamelin Pool (telegraph station) WA |
More information :
WA Parks/Wildlife: Hamelin Pool
Old Telegraph Station (info provided by the caravan park).
WA State Heritage: Grave of Onslow Thomas Carmody
Lonely Graves of Western Australia
Australian Cemeteries
Australian cemeteries index: Cemetery 5722 - Hamelin Pool Lone Graves
Simple fenced grave of baby Thomas Onslow Carmody at Hamelin Pool Shark Bay who died in 1898
Photographed: Sep 2009
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Latitude -26.434966, Longitude 114.201071
Latitude -26° 26’ 6", Longitude 114° 12’ 4"