The child is buried in Plot 11, Section A, Roman Catholic section of the Lawlers Cemetery.

Parents of the deceased child lost two other children who are also buried at Lawlers. They were Violet May, aged 1 year, died 1904, and Vivien Herbert, died in 1909 aged 4 months. The child is buried in Plot 10, Section B, Methodist section of the Lawlers Cemetery.

Around 9.30 pm on Wednesday, 3 February, Dr Myles was called to the little girl when symptoms became apparent and although nursed through the night, the child passed away around 7am the next morning. The funeral left the residence of the parents at 5 30 on Thursday afternoon. The child is buried in Plot 10, Section B, Lawlers Cemetery.

Residing at Vivien, where his father was the Mine Manager, the child had not been too well for the previous few weeks and was taken to Lawlers for medical treatment. Sadly, though not for want of attention, the child passed away. The parents had previously lost a 1 year old daughter in 1904 and a stillborn daughter in 1907. The child is buried in Plot 10, Section B, Church of England section of Lawlers Cemetery.

Twin to William GROGAN. The deceased is buried in Plot 17, Section A, Roman Catholic section of Lawlers Cemetery.

The Grogans had resided in Lawlers for the previous 4 years. Mrs Grogan caught a cold two years before her death and it gradually worsened until tuberculosis set in, from which she never recovered. Mrs Grogan had given birth to four children in Lawlers, including a set of twins. Three of those children (including the twins) died within a month of birth. She is buried in Plot 17, Section A, Lawlers Cemetery.

Twin to Joseph Edward GROGAN. The child is buried in : Plot 17 Section A, Roman Catholic section of Lawlers Cemetery.

Alias Tommy. It is thought the young man caught a chill while on police raids, which then developed into symptoms of concern that caused Corporal Cunningham to go for the doctor, who then accompanied him to the police station to see the boy. On arrival, the doctor found that he was suffering from acute pneumonia and at once prescribed for him. The patient's temperature at that time was lO4. Both constables being out of town on police duty, the corporal was unable to devote the time he would have wished to the boy. Instead, he engaged a man named Donovan to attend to him. Tommy was never left alone. The corporal stayed with him two nights and Donovan the other three. Doctor Crooke visited him daily, sometimes on two or three occasions. The boy showed no sign of improvement from the time he took to his bed and was delirious almost continuously until his death in the presence of Corporal Cunningham, Constable Douglas and Donovan, the assistant. Tommy had been with Corporal Cunningham for over seven years. He was with him at Derby and during the corporal's residence there accompanied him on many a trying expedition. Corporal Cunningham considered the deceased one of the best trackers in the State. On notice of his transfer to Lawlers, Corporal Cunningham applied to take his tracker with him but it took further negotiations with the Commissioner of Police, gave orders for the boy to be sent on and paid all expenses incurred in his transference. Tommy is buried in Plot 9 at Lawlers Cemetery.

A group of friends had left Leonora for Lawlers and were camped in a creek bed at Doyle's Well when the deceased got up during the night to feed a mare. When he returned, he complained that the mare had kicked him in the stomach and asked if he could be taken to the hotel. The next day, Grossini said that his stomach was very sore and that he could hardly draw breath. On reaching Lawlers on Sunday 21st, he was taken to the hospital but was no longer complaining about pain. He died the next day. The Inquest determined that death was caused by heart failure, consequent on shock, the result of a severe blow received in the abdomen. Antonio is buried in Plot 12, Section A of Lawlers Cemetery.

The child was buried in Plot 39, Section C, 5th row west of the cemetery.

The deceased was buried in Plot 03, Section C, 1st front row of the cemetery.

The child is buried in Plot 14, Section A, Roman Catholic, Lawlers Cemetery.

Deceased lived 39 years in Queensland before coming to WA. Hickey was buried in Plot 08, Section C, in the east front row.

The deceased died as a result of a fall down a mine shaft. The jury at the inquest arrived at the following verdict: That deceased came to his death by accidentally falling down the East Murchison United goldmine shaft, caused through the negligence of some person unknown leaving the safety bars down. The deceased is buried in Plot 34, Section C, in the 4th row west.

The child is buried in Plot 09, Section B, Church of England, Lawlers Cemetery.