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submitted by George Poulos on 19.11.2005
On Saturday 12th November, 2005, I drove to Dubbo, in central western New South Wales - to search for the gravesite of my baby sister Ollie. I had never been to the gravesite before - in the 53 years of my life. I thought I was looking for a marked grave, and so I traipsed around the Old Dubbo Cemetery for two hours looking for it. The story of how I found it, and the gravesites' exact location is told elsewhere. In the meantime I encountered ...
submitted by George Poulos on 17.11.2005
As mentioned in another entry, on Saturday 12th November, 2005, I drove to Dubbo, in central western New South Wales - to search for the gravesiste of my baby sister. I had never visited the gravesite in the 53 years of my life, to date. Ollie Con(standinou) (Tzortzo)Poulos. Searching for baby Ollie After much searching - see the entry above - I eventually found the site.
Looking East from the corner of Barden Avenue, and Myall Street. The gravsite in the far western corner is a beautifully crafted 3-part marble topped gravesite [unmarked], with the horizontal part of the headstone, either removed - or not in place yet [hence the jutting steel reinforcing bars.] The white patch in the distance (one grave site in from the fence) - is the childs' crib gravesite, which is the perfect location marker for finding Ollie Poulos's gravesite.
This photograph The Old Dubbo Cemetery. Looking West, facing parrallel with the Myall Street fence. "From the child's crib gravesite - to the Myall Barden Avenue corner in the background, there are 12 rows of graves (even if they do not have headstones, or are non-existent). In reverse - from the Myall Street/Barden Avenue corner - to the child''s crib gravesite - facing East - there are 12 rows of graves (even if they do not have headstones, ...
This photograph The Old Dubbo Cemetery. Looking North from the Myall Street fence. "From the child's crib gravesite - head due north, and count along 12 rows of graves (even if they do not have headstones, or are non-existent). There you will find clay marker stone 3142". This is the marker stone for Ollie's grave-site. Searching for baby Ollie (Tzortzo)Poulos As mentioned in another ...
submitted by George Poulos on 16.11.2005
This is the Location Map for Old Dubbo Cemetery It is the oldest of 3 cemetries extant in the New South Wales Country town of Dubbo. The cemetery is bounded by Cobborah Road to the North, Barden Avenue to the West, and Myall Street to the South. Old Dubbo Cemetery sign. Looking from Myall Street; the southern end Ownership and maintenance ...
Old Dubbo Cemetery is the oldest of 3 cemetries extant in the New South Wales Country town of Dubbo. The cemetery is bounded by Cobborah Road to the North, Barden Avenue to the West, and Myall Street to the South. Location Map of the Old Dubbo Cemetery Ownership and maintenance of the cemetery was assumed by Dubbo Municipal Council in 1967.
submitted by Jim Tzannes on 20.09.2005
Gravestone of Theodore Souris and his wife Kanella Souris, in the Gunnedah cemetery. Theodore (Theo) was born on the 10th April, 1918, and died on 30th August, 1980. Kanella was born on the 12th March, 1914, and died on 24th December, 2003. From the symbolism on the gravestone, Theo was obviously a proud Mason. The history of Kytherians in Gunnedah has been well canvassed at kythera-family.net. Search under Gunnedah.
submitted by Jim Tzannes on 19.09.2005
Gravestone of Emmannuel Kepreotes in the Gunnedah cemetery. Passed away, 24th January, 1973. The history of Kytherians in Gunnedah has been well canvassed at kythera-family.net. Search under Gunnedah. History of the Kytherian presence in Gunnedah A ...
submitted by George Poulos on 22.02.2005
Mina was born in Karavas, Kythera, in 1904. He died in 1958, aged 54. He lived most of his working life in Crookwell, NSW. He is buried together with his older brother Dimitri, in Goulburn, NSW, cemetery.
submitted by George Poulos on 19.09.2005
Born Karavas, Kythera, in 1901, Dimitri Tzortzopoulos Hlihlis, was tragically killed in a car accident aged 35, in 1936. He is buried together with his brother Mina, in Goulburn, NSW, cemetery. Photograph of Dimitri's gravesite Photograph ...
submitted by George Poulos on 21.02.2005
Dimitri and Mina were Tzortzopoulos brothers, Hlihlis, born in Karavas, Kythera. Dimitri lived in Goulburn, before being tragically killed in a car accident aged 35. Mina lived in Crookwell, and also died at a young age. The ashes of George Dimitri Poulos (eldest son of Dimitri George, and Athena Poulos (nee, Connell), have also been placed in the gravesite.
Gravesite in Goulburn, NSW, cemetery.
Headstone, at Goulburn, NSW, cemetery.
submitted by Marina Fitzpatrick on 23.02.2005
Smaragdo Mavromatis(nee Kalopedes) died on 28/01/1947 aged 64 years,in Kythera.(photo's top & bottom left)The graveyard is somewhere near Potamos? My grandfather John Mavromatis died 3 weeks later on 18/02/1947 aged 72 years in Goomeri Queensland, Australia, where he is buried (photo bot.right) News of his wife's death hadn't reached him. Also buried with my grandmother is her daughter,Stamatoula (Kominos) the only sibling of 6 who didn't emigrate to Australia, and my grandfather's brother ...
submitted by George Poulos on 26.09.2007
Rosa Cassamaty (Hearn/Cavallini) - Grave site. [I am not totally convinced that this is Rosa's gravestone. The Name at the top reads: Yannis Angelou Kavallinis The rest is difficult to decipher - but the date of death at the bottom is clearly 25th December 1905. The birth date 12th October 1824(?) - would indicate that at least one of the persons interned in the grave is Rosa's second husband - John Cavallini. Is she interned with him? I will ...
submitted by George Poulos on 31.05.2004
Gravestone of Vasilios, known as Bill Gengos, located in Moree, NSW, Australia. Bill's gravestone also tells the tragic tale of the death of his son, William, a WWII pilot, presumed shot down over Tobruk, on the 12th August, 1942, at the tender age of 26 years. [For two (2) RAAF photographs taken shortly before William's tragic death see Photography Diaspora - subsection - Vintage Portraits/People. Thank you to Peter Tsicalas, Inverell, for locating ...
submitted by George Poulos on 24.04.2004
Theodore Varvaressos Moree NSW Australia The gravestone, located in the cemetery at Moree, in NSW, Australia, gives the life history of Theodore Varvaressos, clearly and distinctly. Perhaps his descendants can provide us with a more complete life history? The photograph was taken by Peter McCarthy - known in Greek circles as Panayoti Markarthis. His "purachoukli" is "skouladris", and his place of origin is Makarthiathika.
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