Morpeth Cemetery and Columbarium

History

Morpeth Cemetery's first burial was in 1845 and consists of a number of denominations including Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Non-denominational, Church of England, Methodist and a non-denominational Columbarium wall where ashes are interred. The monuments here are pre-dominantly a mixture of old and modern sandstone and marble.

Within the grounds of Morpeth Cemetery alongside the Methodist section are two (2) Columbarium walls constructed for the internment of ashes.

Denominations:

- Church of England
- Roman Catholic
- Methodist
- Non-denominational
- Columbarium Wall

Status

Morpeth Cemetery is still in operational use.

Address

Tank Street
Morpeth NSW 2321

Resources

Click here for the Morpeth Cemetery Map & Layout Plan (498 KB).

Click here for the Morpeth Columbarium Walls Construction Plan 2005 (149 KB).

Click here for a listing of burials in Morpeth Cemetery as compiled by Hunter Valley Genealogy.

Further Information

For a listing from the burial register please contact Council's Customer Service Centre on (02) 4934 9700 during business hours or click on the following link;

      Maitland City Council Burial Register