A Guide to the Pioneers’ Graves in the Mornington Cemetery
Mornington Cemetery
Mornington Cemetery is located in Craigie Road Mt. Martha on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.
The names selected in the Methodist section, represent some of the early folk, their stories from the past and their contributions to the development of the area
One of the most enterprising early settlers of Mornington was Thomas Allchin, who had been born in Kent England in 1825. He was a Carpenter and... more
Hannah was eight years of age when she came from England with her parents Benjamin and Hannah Constable and... more
Daniel Gorwood Green married Eleanor Constable in 1873. Their son, Thomas, was born in 1878 in... more
Thomas Green was born in Mornington in 1878, son of Daniel and Eleanor Green and grandson of Benjamin Constable... more
James Jennings was born at Limehouse near London in 1821 and came to the Colonies in 1851. He married Jane... more
Allen Nunn was born in 1819 in Essex, England, and he arrived in South Australia in 1840. After some years, he moved to... more
Richard Pitchford was born in 1839 in Hertfordshire, England. He arrived in Western Australia in 1863, and later... more
John Ricketts, together with his wife Mary Ann, son John Henry, and his sister Mary, arrived in Australia in 1855, aboard the "Monteagle". Originally from Deal, in Kent, England, they came... more
Janet Ritchie (Irving) was born in Scotland in 1792. She married Captain Colin Ritchie, of the 10th West Indian Regiment, in 1813, and was widowed in... more
George and Catherine Thorne lived at Osborne, on 20 acres, and raised a family of six children... more
Companion of the most distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Mr. James Fenton was a long time resident of Merricks North, residing on the... more
