Ejiah Quartermaine headstone
1968A black and white photograph of a stone with engraving in a field and standing next to the stone is a man dressed in a suit and tie and holding his hat.
The memorial stone which is situated next to the grave of Elijah Quartermaine, who was the first white settler of Katanning.
Details
Details
The inscription on the stone reads "IN MEMORY OF ELIJAH QUARTERMAINE 1809-1887 PIONEER OF KATANNING 1854".
The inscription on the plaque on the stone reads "ENGRAVED AND ERECTED BY J. BATTERSBYFOR THE KATANNING HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARCH 1968".
On the back of the photograph handwritten in blue ink is "Photograph showing memorial stone with John Battersby who carved the inscription"
Written in blue ink on the back of the wooden frame is "Unveiled at 'Yowangup' June 5th 1967 by John Quartermaine. Photograph showing John Battersby with memorial stone carvved by him"
The grave of Elijah Quartermaine on the property 'Yowanup', was marked by the head stone in 1968.
Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
Katanning Historical Society
Katanning Historical Society
Other items from Katanning Historical Society
- Katanning Bowling Club Badge
- Dart Club Pocket Badge
- Record of the Australian Imperial Force in the Great War
- Katanning Hotel Sign
- Wanderers Football Club Membership Badge 1948
- Katanning Wanderers Football Club Membership Badge 1952
- Wanderers Football Club Membership Badge 1950
- Katanning Wanderers Football Club 1954
- Katanning Wanderers Football Club Membership Badge 1955
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