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1. PRIMARY SOURCES Documentary:

Archives Office of Tasmania: AOT/AB392/1/43, AB392/1/52-53 (LCC Council Committee Meetings) and AOT/CSO 1/613/13989 (Petition from Mr. H. Davis to Lt. Gov. Arthur, 17September 1832, p. 102).

Local Studies Library, State Library of Tasmania, Launceston: Miscellaneous

Cemeteries Files; NS 748/1-5 (Records of St. John’s Church of England, Launceston); photos from their collections (LSC/PFD B&W Negs 65/99, 281/00, 080/02, 68/99); maps of Launceston (1823 and 1826).

Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, History Room, Launceston: General Cemeteries File; LCC3 Launceston City Council Correspondence Files 6/1.2 – 6/3.9; Land and Properties General (1930-1933) 25/1.5; LCC 24 City Architects Dept 1945- 74 plan no. 1879B; QVM 1994 OH A, B, C and D, interview with Geoffrey William Finney, Funeral Director conducted by Jill Cassidy and transcribed by Wendy Devlin; photos from their Collections (QVM:1991:P:1613, QVM: 1990:P:1200, QVM:

1999:P:1606).

Tasmania, Parliament, “A Bill to further amend The Cemeteries Act, 1865”, Bill No. 13, Journals and Printed Papers of the Parliament of Tasmania 1902, Vol. XLVI (Hobart 1903).

Tasmania, Parliament, “Closed Cemeteries, Hobart”, Paper No. 65, Journals and Printed Papers of the Parliament of Tasmania 1902, Vol. XLVII, (Hobart 1903).

Tasmania, Parliament, “Launceston Corporation (Charles Street Cemetery

Improvement) Act 1944”, Tasmanian Statutes 1826-1959 Vol. 7 (Hobart, 1960), pp. 163-165.

Tasmania, Parliament, “Launceston Corporation (Scotch and Roman Catholic

Cemeteries Improvement) Act 1947”, Tasmanian Statutes 1826-1959 Vol. 7 (Hobart, 1960), pp. 166-170.

Tasmania, Parliament, “Launceston Corporation (Scotch and Roman Catholic Cemeteries Improvement) Act 1963”, Tasmanian Statutes 1963 Vol. 61 (Hobart, 1964), pp. 692-693.

Literary:

Examiner

Hobart Town Gazette / Hobart Gazette

Illustrated Tasmanian Mail

Launceston Courier

Mercury

Sydney Morning Herald

Weekly Courier

Wellington Times

Oral:

Interview with Mr. Michael Dell at St. Leonards, 27May 2006, conducted and transcribed by Ron Mallett.

Interview with Mr. Brian Rieusset at Penitentiary Chapel, Hobart, 29June 2006, conducted and transcribed by Ron Mallett.

Interview with Mrs. Shirley Stevens (nee Wing) at Newnham, 22 August 2006, conducted and transcribed by Ron Mallett.

2. SECONDARY MATERIALS Books:

Button, H., Flotsam and Jetsam, floating fragments of life in England and Tasmania: an autobiographical sketch, with an outline of the introduction of responsible

government (Launceston, 1909).

Curl, J. S., The Victorian Celebration of Death (Gloucestershire, 2000).

Griffin, G. M. and Tobin, D., The Australian Response to Death (Melbourne, 1982). Jalland, P., Changing Ways of Death in Twentieth-Century Australia: War, Medicine and the Funeral Business (Melbourne, 2006).

Johnson, K. and Sainty, M. R., Sydney Burial Ground 1819-1901 (Elizabeth and Devonshire Streets) and History of Sydney’s Early Cemeteries from 1788 (Sydney, 2001).

Lord, R., The Isle of the Dead, Port Arthur: inscriptions on the headstones and historical background of the cemetery at the Port Arthur penal establishment, 1830- 1877 (Taroona, 1985).

Morgan, M., The Old Melbourne Cemetery 1837-1922 (Oakleigh, 1982).

Morris, J. and Morris, D., History in Our Streets: The Origins of Launceston Street Names (Launceston, 1988).

Nichol, R., At the End of the Road (St. Leonards, 1994).

Nichol, R., This Grave and Burning Question: A Centenary History of Cremation in Australia (Clearview, 2003).

Oats, W. N. Quakers in Australia 1770-1861 (Hobart, 1982).

Roe, M., Nine Australian Progressives: Vitalism in Bourgeois Social Thought 1890- 1960 (St. Lucia, 1984).

Taft, W. H., Newspapers as Tools for Historians (Columbia, 1970).

The Religious Society of Friends, Quaker Faith and Practice (Warwick, 1995). Chapters:

Douglas, L. and Spearitt, P., ‘Talking History: The Use of Oral Sources’ in Osbourne, G. and Mandle, W. F. (eds.), New History: Studying Australia Today (Sydney,

London and Boston, 1982), pp. 51-68.

Elias, P., ‘Records of Jewish Deaths in Tasmania 1804-1954: A Consolidated List’ in Elias, P. and Elias, E. (eds.), A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1804 (Hobart, 2003), pp. 223-225.

Fixel, H., Acton, J. and Elias, A., ‘The Fall Family of Evandale’ in Elias, P. and Elias, E. (eds.), A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1804 (Hobart, 2003), pp. 117-123.

Goldman, Rabbi L. M. and Cohen, G., ‘The History of the Launceston Hebrew Congregation: Part 1’ in Elias, P. and Elias, E. (eds.), A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1804 (Hobart, 2003), pp. 53-59.

Goldman Rabbi L. M., ‘The History of the Launceston Hebrew Congregation: Part 2’ in Elias, P. and Elias, E. (eds.), A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1804 (Hobart, 2003), pp. 111-116.

Goldman, Rabbi L. M., ‘The History of the Launceston Hebrew Congregation: Part 3’ in Elias, P. and Elias, E. (eds.), A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1804 (Hobart, 2003), pp. 147-149.

Grele, R. J., ‘Movement Without Aim: Methodological and Theoretical Problems in Oral History’ in Perks, R. and Thomson, A. (eds.), The Oral History Reader (London, 1998), pp. 38-52.

Reynolds, H., ‘Foreword’ in Richards, P. A. C., Valentine, B., and Dunning, T. P. (eds.), Effecting A Cure: Aspects of Health and Medicine in Launceston (Launceston, 2006), pp. xxi-xxii.

Stock, G., ‘Quaker burial: doctrine and practice’ in Cox, M. (ed.), Grave Concerns: Death and Burial in England 1700-1850 (York, 1998), pp. 129-138

Tarlow, S., ‘Romancing the Stone: the Graveyard boom of the late Eighteenth-

Century’ in Cox, M. (ed.), Grave Concerns: Death and Burial in England 1700-1850 (York, 1998), pp. 36-42.

Journal Articles:

Adenaike, C. K., ‘Contextualizing and Decontextualizing African Historical Photographs’, History in Africa, Vol. 23 (1996), pp. 429-437.

Brandenburg, J. P., ‘St. David’s Park’, Australian Parks, Vol. 9, No. 1 (August 1972), p. 13.

Calverley, B., Gill, J. and Valentine, B., ‘The Sad Fate of Some Cypress Street Headstones’, Tasmanian Ancestry, Vol. 17, No. 1 (June 1996), pp. 30-33.

Elliott, B., ‘The Landscape of the English Cemetery’, Landscape Design: Journal of the Landscape Institute, No. 184 (October 1989), pp. 13-14.

Glazier, L., ‘American Originals’, American Quarterly, Vol. 12, No. 4 (April, 1954), p. 520-524.

Goldman, Rabbi L. M., ‘Morris Joseph and the Launceston Community’, Australian Jewish Historical Society, Vol. 3. Part 3 (July 1950), pp. 126-133.

Goodman, A. W., ‘The Redevelopment of Launceston’s Old Cemeteries’, Australian Parks, Vol. 9, No. 1 (August 1972), p. 15.

Harley, J. B., ‘The Evaluation of Early Map: Towards a Methodology’, Imago Mundi, Vol. 22 (1968), pp. 62-74.

Heintze, B., ‘In Pursuit of a Chameleon: Early Ethnographic Photography from Angola in Context’, History in Africa, Vol.17 (1990), p. 131-156.

Higginbotham, L., ‘The Newspaper and the Historian; The Newspaper and

Authority’, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 119 (May, 1925), pp. 148-150.

Karskens, G., ‘Death was in his Face: Dying, Burial and Remembrance in Early Sydney’, Labour History, 74 (May 1998), pp. 21-38.

Karskens, G., ‘Raising the dead: attitudes to European human remains in the Sydney region c. 1840-2000’, Historic Environment, V. 17, No. 1 (2003), pp. 42-48.

Kerr, J. S., ‘Cemeteries Their Value, Abuse and Conservation’, Heritage Australia: Journal of the Australian Council of National Trusts, Vol. 2, No. 1 (Winter 1983).

Knudson, J.W., ‘Late to the Feast: Newspapers as Historical Sources’, Perspectives, 31, 7, (October 1993), p. 9.

McConville, C., ‘Cities of the Dead: the new cemeteries of the nineteenth-century’, Urban Futures Journal, No. 22 (June 1997), pp. 41-45.

Murray, L., ‘Remembered/Forgotten? Cemetery Landscapes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries’, Historic Environment, V. 17, No. 1 (2003), pp. 49-53.

Peters, M. and Mergen, B., ‘“Doing the Rest”: The Uses of Photographs in American Studies’, American Quarterly, Vol. 29, No. 3 (1977), pp. 280-303.

Petrow, S., ‘God’s Neglected Acres: Cemeteries in Tasmania 1803-1992’, Public History Review, 2 (1993), pp. 144-167.

Reynolds, H., ‘That Hated Stain: The Aftermath of Transportation in Tasmania’, Historical Studies, V. 14, No. 53 (1968), pp. 19-31.

Pamphlets:

A Guide to Hobart’s Historic Cemeteries and Burial Grounds, pamphlet published by the Hobart City Council, 2nd Edition, June 2004.

Sargent, M., Cemeteries, August 2005, information pamphlet, State Library of Tasmania, Launceston Library

WWW. Material:

Department of Environment, Sport and Territories, Biolinks No. 6: Newsletter on Biological Diversity Conservation Actions (January 1994) at

http://www.deh.gov.au/biodiversity/publications/articles/biolink6.html#9 on 15July 2006.

Gluck, S. B. An Oral History Primer (California State University) at

http://www.csulb.edu/colleges/cla/departments/history/programs/oral/oralprimer/OHp rimer.html on 19 September 2006.

International Council on Monuments and Sites, Burra Charter at www.icomos.org/docs/burra_charter.html on 15 July 2006.

National Trust of Australia, Australian National Heritage Charter at http://www.nsw.nationaltrust.org.au/cemscharters.html on 15 July 2006.

Seeger, P. “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?”, 1961. Lyrics available at Lyrics Connection, http://www.arlo.net/resources/lyrics/flowers-gone.shtml on 17 August 2006.

Tasmanian Heritage Council, Practice Note No. 11 at

http://www.heritage.tas.gov.au/media/pdf/11_Practice_note_Cemeteries.pdf on 9 June 2006.

Unpublished Theses:

Ross, L., Death and Burial at Port Arthur 1830-1877, unpublished Honours Thesis, University of Tasmania, 1995.

Miscellaneous Unpublished Material:

Ashman, B., The Cypress Street Cemetery, unpublished Senior Secondary pre- Tertiary project, Newstead College, Launceston, 2006.

Campbell, I., An Institution for All Time: A Centenary History of Carr Villa Memorial Park and Crematorium, 1905-2005, unpublished manuscript, Launceston.

Mead, I., ‘Launceston’s Convict Burial Ground’, October 1958, typescript, Convict Cemetery File, Launceston Local Studies Library.

Parham, D. (Heritage Consultant, Historical Archaeologist and Manager of the

Tasmanian Office of Austral Archaeology), Scripps, L. (Consultant Historian), Steele, J. (Consultant Archaeologist), and Goodwin, L. (Physical Anthropologist)., Albuera Street Primary School (Wall Record, Salvage of Monuments, Investigation of Burials) Report prepared by Austral Archaeology Pty. Ltd. For Mike Woolley, Wayston Pty. Ltd. and Education Tasmania, February 2006.

Roberts, M., The History of Carr Villa as a Cemetery from 1901 to 1963 Based on details in Launceston City Corporation Annual Reports, January 1988, unpublished manuscript held in the General Cemeteries File at the Launceston Local Studies Library, State Library of Tasmania.

von Steiglitz, K., ‘The Church of England Burial Ground’, 1July 1950, typescript, General Cemeteries File, QVM.

Lectures:

Goldstein, G., ‘The Jewish Community in Launceston’, lecture delivered at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery Inveresk Campus, Launceston, 2:30 pm on

Saturday, 19June 2006.

Tuffin, R., ‘Buried in common, unmarked graves up to six bodies deep’: Burying the myth of convict death and burial, lecture delivered at the Asylum. Port Arthur Historic Site, 5:30 pm on Wednesday, 24 May 2006.