William Henry Graham grave monument in Memorial Park (lower section) Cemetery, Albany, Western Australia, Australia

William Henry Graham grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship	notes
William Henry Graham	1905	64	1841	first name on monument	Who died ? March 1906. William Henry Graham died in Melbourne and after his body was embalmed was brought to Albany , as were his wished , to be buried 10th April next to his son who was killed in a riding accident on the family property Fairfield Broomehill. - The Western Australian , Tuesday 11th April , 1905 Page 9.
John Mckail	1871	61	1810	relationship not given of William Henry Graham	Born at Debtford January 22nd 1810. Died August 1871 in his 62 year.
Henrietta Mckail	1888			relationship not given of William Henry Graham	Born at Lyme Regs. England Noveber 8. 1823. Died at Fremantle W.A. May 5 1888.
Nathaniel William Mckail	1937	85	1852	relationship not given of William Henry Graham	Beloved Husband of Effie. Died February 1. 1937. Aged 85 years.
Effie Mckail	1939	82	1857	relationship not given of William Henry Graham	Beloved Wife of Nathaniel William. Died January 18. 1939. Aged 82 years.
Ada Emeline Mckail	1857	15	1842	relationship not given of William Henry Graham	Born 2nd June 1842. Died 23rd April 1857.
Henry Farquhar Graham	1896	24	1872	son of William Henry Graham	Who died 30th January 1896. aged 24 years. Died 2 years after sustaining a spinal injury in a riding accident2 years earlier. The Western Australian Sat 1 Feb 1896. Page 5

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Please note that all ages and dates of birth in red have been calculated and are probably not on the monument.

The calculated dates of birth should be treated with caution as in many cases it can be one year out.

The calculated dates of birth should also be treated with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate.

The names above are all the names that are listed on the grave monument. It is most likely that only the entries with dates and ages are interred in the grave.