John GARLEPP
| Died/Interred | Fri 27th Jan 1922 |
| Late Residence | Garden Street, Benalla |
| Compartment | Cannot Be Located |
| Section | Old Cemetery |
| Plot Number | 96 in "OG" |
| Notes | From Benalla Standard (Tues. 21 Feb. 1922): "On Thursday last an inquest was held at the Melbourne morgue concerning the death of Mr. John Garlepp, which took place at the Melbourne Hospital recently as the result of an accident near the Benalla Gardens on 7th May last, when a quantity of earth fell on him and injured his spine. After hearing the evidence of the curator of the gardens (Mr. H. Briggs) and Mr. George Burns, who were working with deceased at the time, Dr. Cole, the coroner, returned a verdict of accidental death, there being no blame attachable to any one." Reporting on the accident, the North Eastern Ensign referred to him as a 'young man' |
Additional Records for GARLEPP
| Name | Age | Interred/Passed Away |
|---|---|---|
| CHARLES EDWIN | 74 Years | Fri 2nd Oct 1925 |
| CHRISTINA | 87 Years | Sun 16th Nov 1941 |
| ELLEN AGNES | 63 Years | Wed 21st Sep 1927 |
| Mr John & Mrs | Fri 12th Jan 1912 |
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