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Where are my ancestors buried? - Part 1

As I'm missing a holiday to Melbourne because of COVID-19 I'm spending more time researching and have made a few more interesting discoveries.

Today, however, I thought I'd put together the photographs of the headstones of direct ancestors on my father's line. I've included links to any relevant previous posts.



Grandparents

James Malcolm Moore & Esme Eileen Moore (Merchant)
Tenterfield, NSW



Great Grandparents

Knox Moore & Mary McColm
Wallangarra, Queensland


Phillip Merchant & Rose Allsop
Tenterfield, NSW


Great Great grandparents



John Moore & Margaret Jane Moore (Henry)
Wallangarra, Queensland


Malcolm McColm
Warwick, Queensland
Mary Ann is not my ancestor




Jane McColm (Fleming)
Unmarked grave Wallangarra, Queensland
Mentioned on her parent's headstone
Sheuchan Cemetery, Stranraer, Wigtownshire, Scotland



Sarah Jane Merchant (Hooton)
Tenterfield, NSW - no headstone between her children

 Hugh Merchant - Drake, NSW - no headstone
William Henry Allsop - Sandgate, Newcastle, NSW - no headstone
Mary Allsop (McInerney) - Sandgate, Newcastle, NSW - no headstone



3G Grandparents




Sheuchan Cemetery, Stranraer, Wigtownshire, Scotland



Joseph Hooton 
Drake, New South Wales


Rebecca Hooton (Bettis)
Drake, New South Wales


John Moore - Antrim, Northern Ireland - unknown
Bessie Moore (Glen) - Antrim, Northern Ireland - unknown
James Moore Henry - Antrim, Northern Ireland - unknown
Rose Black Henry (Hannah) - Antrim, Northern Ireland, unknown
Samuel McColm - Wigtownshire, Scotland - unknown
Mary McColm (McCaul) - Wigtownshire, Scotland - unknown
James Merchant - McLeods Creek, Clarence River, NSW - unknown
Sarah MatildaMerchant (Neal) - Tenterfield, NSW - unknown
Samuel Allsop - Dandenong, Vic - unknown
Elizabeth Allsop (Handley) - Dandenong, Vic, unknown
John McInerney - Alberton, Vic? - unknown
Mary McInerney (Maley) - Sale, Vic, unknown



4G great grandparents
James Hannah and Rose Kerr
Bushvale Presbyterian Church, Stranocum, Antrim, Northern Ireland




James Milroy and Elizabeth McGill
Clachan at Penninghame Cemetery
Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway Scotland
Photo - Find-a-grave


5G great grandparents



Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire, Scotland





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