The last of the plaques in the Leonora Project for this trip installed at Mt Sir Samuel Cemetery north of Leinster.
Day two below
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A fantastic project is about to begin​ as we work with the assistance of the wonderful local historians supported by the Shire of Leonora.
The photos below are from the launch on Friday evening and on the left Saturday's effort.
​Well done team!! 
Malcolm Cemetery in Lake Raeside Leonora Shire
The graves above are of a mother and her two children buried near an old mine working some 10km  north of Kookynie. We would like to put names to those resting here and would appreciate it if you can help.
So far we believe the deaths were around the late 1890's and may have been associated with the Tampa Tavern area. Drop a line to alex@outbackgraves.org if you can help.
Moya Sharp is a most generous lady who has been of great assistance to us in the research of the folk buried in the Goldfields and beyond and has the greatest store of information on her website.
Please click on the button below and visit Outback Family History to read some magic stories and become enthused about saving our outback history.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PRESERVING THE HISTORY OF OUTBACK AUSTRALIA?

OUTBACK GRAVES WAS STARTED BY TREVOR AND ALEX IN 2014 THE FIRST TRIP TO THE KIMBERLEY IN JUNE 2015 STARTED SOMETHING THAT HAS NOW GAINED A LIFE OF ITS OWN.

You are invited to join us in the effort to preserve some of our fast disapearing history in the pastoral and agricultural areas of Australia.

As a self funded organisation it is hoped that with more interested people we can expand the work and make sure as many graves as possible are marked and recorded in the data base which is freely available to all.

If you enjoy the open spaces and meeting some great folk in the bush drop us a line via the Contact Page.

​We are grateful to all who have supported us and are setting out to assist in the location, recording and marking of the graves through out WA and look forward to growing the army of "Outback Grave" researchers.