Australian Capital Territory Cemeteries
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Online Records
- Australian Cemeteries: Australian Capital Territory
- Canberra's Public Cemeteries
- Northern Territory Cemeteries at Cemetery Junction
- Australian Cemeteries Index
- Australia BillionGraves Cemetery Index ($), index.
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- Find a Grave
- All Australia Memorial at Findmypast - index ($)
- Australian Jewish Historical Society (AJHS)
- 1800s-Current Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index, 1800s-Current at Ancestry ($), index, incomplete.
- 1802-2005 Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005 at FamilySearch - How to Use this Collection; index & images
- 1808-2007 Australia Cemetery Index, 1808-2007 ($), index, incomplete.
- 1900-2019 Australia, Index of Burials, 1900-2019 at MyHeritage, index ($)
- 1915 Australia, Imperial Force Burials At Gallipoli, 1915 ($), index.
Background Information
- Cemetery records include tombstones of deceased people. Besides the name and date of the deceased, they may show date and place of birth, date of marriage and name of spouse. They may give more information than in the church register of burial. Read more about cemetery records in Australia.
- To find tombstone inscriptions or burial records, it helps to know where an individual was buried. Clues to burial places may be found in funeral notices, obituaries, church records and death certificates. More information about finding burial records is in the article about Australia cemeteries.