St Saviours Cemetery Glen Osmond
Location: Glen Osmond, South Australia, Australia
Surname/tag: Cemeteries
Cemetery name : St Saviour's Cemetery
Address : 6 Glebe road, Glen Osmond
GPS Coordinates : -34.96154, 138.64573
This is part of the Australian Cemeteries Project • This Cemetery is in South Australia, Australia
About
St Saviour's Cemetery, also known as Glen Osmond Anglican Cemetery, was established in 1855. Along with St Saviour's Church, it was built on land donated by Osmond Gilles. Many early colonist families are buried here, the cemetery has been listed as a Local Heritage Place by the City of Burnside.
"GLEN OSMOND CHURCH." Adelaide Times (SA : 1848 - 1858) 4 November 1854: 2. Web. 29 Oct 2023 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article207019156>.
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| St Saviour's Cemetery |
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| Entry on Glebe road, Clara Langley Memorial Gates |
Notable Interments
Lewis William Gilles II (1796-1884)
Naval Officer, Businessman and Pastoralist, he introduced the first Merino sheep into South Australia. Brother of Osmond Gilles, who donated the land on which the cemetery and church were built.
Clara (Fairbrother) Langley (1868-1936)
Clara Langley Memorial Gates at entry to the Cemetery
Fredrich Moritz Weidenbach (1816-1858)
Claimed to be the oldest headstone in the Cemetery
Maximillian Ferdinand Weidenbach (1823-1890)
First Prussian Consul to South Australia
More Information
Anglican Parish of Glen Osmond
St Saviour's Heritage Cemetery
Military Graves
Record search
Map
FindAGrave St Saviour's Cemetery
The City of Burnside St Saviour's Cemetery
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