Cemeteries
We operate and maintain several cemeteries throughout the Clarence Valley, all of which offer a range of burial options and memorial sites.
To make a cemetery booking, you must first apply for a perpetual interment right.
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Find our cemetery burial and memorial options below.
Cemetery locations
Copmanhurst Cemetery
About
Set in a rural woodland setting on Smith's flat, the Copmanhurst Cemetery is historically associated with many European settlers in the region. It was dedicated on February 18, 1870, with the earliest burial recorded in 1876.
Features
- Roman Catholic section
- Church of England section
- Presbyterian section
- Baptist section
- Uniting section
Location
2616 Copmanhurst Wy,
Upper Copmanhurst NSW 2460
Coutts Crossing Cemetery
About
Located among bushland on the south western edge of the village, the Coutts Crossing cemetery covers 4 hectares of land ringed by a post and wire fence.
Features
- Roman Catholic section
- Anglican section
- Presbyterian section
- Wesleyan section
Location
Armidale Rd
Coutts Crossing NSW 2460
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Glenreagh Cemetery
About
The Glenreagh Cemetery is located in rural bushland south of the Glenreagh Village, and features a Columbarium Wall which was constructed in 2009 as a community project. It is overseen by the Shipman family, who have also taken on the role of grave digging for approximately 3 generations.
Features
- Columbarium Wall
- Roman Catholic portion
- Anglican portion
- Presbyterian portion
- Combined portion
- Protestant portion
- Seventh Day Adventist portion
- Independent portion
- Methodist portion
Location
Cemetery Rd
Glenreagh NSW 2460
Apply for a columbarium/memorial wall niche
Search Glenreagh Cemetery family history
Grafton Cemeteries
About
The first burial at this 2.7 hectare, unfenced cemetery took place in 1859, and now holds approximately 3466 monuments. Many of the headstones document the history of the Irish, Scottish, English, German, and Chinese migrants who settled the area. No new interments are to occur at this cemetery, except where a plot has been previously reserved.
Features
- Roman Catholic portion
- Church of England portion
- Presbyterian portion
- Methodist portion
- Baptist portion
Location
209 Villiers St
Grafton NSW 2460
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Iluka Columbarium
About
Iluka's memorial walls sit about 100 metres from the decommissioned Iluka Cemetery, which contains only one marked grave.
Features
Location
Elizabeth St
Iluka NSW 2466
Apply for a columbarium/memorial wall niche
Lawrence Cemetery
About
Set on 2.7 hectares of parkland, all major denominations secured large portions of land in this cemetery. There is also a Columbarium Wall for memorial plaques and ashes, which was constructed in 1999. The earliest recorded burials in the Lawrence Cemetery are that of John Woods (1882) and his daughter Ester (1880), who were both buried in the Presbyterian portion.
Features
- Columbarium Wall
- Roman Catholic portion
- Anglican portion
- Presbyterian portion
- Methodist portion
- Baptist portion
Location
High St
Lawrence NSW 2460
Apply for a columbarium/memorial wall niche
Search Lawrence Cemetery family history
Mylneford (Eatonsville) Cemetery
About
Located on the northern bank of the Clarence River near First Falls Crossing, this cemetery contains the graves of early European settlers on the Clarence. It was dedicated as a cemetery in 1893, but the first recorded burial took place in 1860 when Robert Buchan, who died while attempting to cross the river, was interred on the riverbank.
Features
- Historically significant burial sites
Location
322 Mylneford Rd
Mylneford NSW 2460
Nymboida Cemetery
About
The Nymboida Cemetery is surrounded by trees and mountains approximately 35 kilometres from Grafton, and features large family sections. All burials are dug as single depth graves.
Features
- Roman Catholic section
- Anglican section
- Presbyterian section
Location
Armidale Rd
Nymboida NSW 2460
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Old Maclean Cemetery
About
The Old Maclean Cemetery extends along Cameron St which forms the southern entry into Maclean, and contains historically significant evidence of early settlers and the subsequent development of the town. The cemetery has been in use since 1871 and burials still take place where plots have been reserved. The dedication of the cemetery took place on 15th August 1871 after Alexander Cameron wrote to the Minister for Lands requesting a cemetery.
The earliest recorded burial is John Ross in 1863.
Features
- Roman Catholic portion
- Anglican portion
- Presbyterian portion
- Methodist portion
- General portion
Location
Woombah St
Maclean NSW 2463
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South Grafton Cemeteries
About
This unfenced cemetery is set atop a hill with expansive views to the north and east. Many of the headstones have biographical information which tell about the Irish, Scottish, English and German migrants who settled the area. No new interments are to occur at this cemetery, except where a plot has been previously reserved.
Features
- Roman Catholic portion
- Church of England portion
- Presbyterian portion
- Methodist portion
- Baptist portion
- Jewish portion
- Unallocated portion
Location
Cnr Bent & Tyson St
South Grafton NSW 2460
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Ulmarra Cemetery
About
This rural cemetery is located on 2 hectares of land, with additional land set aside for extension when needed. All burials are dug as single depth graves.
Features