Tracey, Agnes's death certificate should list her place of burial, but she was buried in the RC section at Sandhills, the old Devonshire Street cemetery; she died 25 February 1862, and when the railway line was put through in 1901 she was re-interred at Bunnerong (cemetery across the road from Botany Cemetery at Matraville). Memorial inscription (from Bunnerong) reads: Agnes WILSON died 25 February 1862 aged 44 years, also Esther Caroline her dau, died 30 November 1862 aged 18 years Source: Sydney Burial Ground 1819-1901 (Elizabeth & Devonshire Streets) and history of Sydney's early cemeteries from 1788, by Sainty & Johnson Hope this helps Alison :-) Sydney Australa ======================= On 27.10.2012 10:07 PM, tracey_e62@exemail.com.au wrote: > I am trying to find information about where a cemetery woud be. I have a > funeral notice from Sydney Morning Herald , February 1862 that says: - > " the procession to move from his residence Gloucester Street, THIS DAY > (Thursday), at a quarter to 3 o'clock. REUBEN THOMAS Undertaker, 141 York > Street, near the Weslyan Chapel". > > The information I have on Agnes Wilson (whose funeral it was - notice is > written by her husband George) from the records of baptisms of the > children etc, that she was Catholic, however I think George was > Presbyterian - I have searched the Catholic Board, Rookwood and Botany > records and cannot find anything. Does anyone have any idea where the she > would have been buried as the notice doesn't say. > Regards. Tracey. > >