Frederick Percival MOORE

Frederick MOORE was laid to rest at Brighton General Cemetery in 1919 at the age of 28 by Rev L Townsend.
At the time of Frederick's passing, MOORE lived at 16 Chambers street South Yarra.
MOORE was buried in the Church of England section.
Frederick's occupation is recorded as Soldier.
Frederick MOORE is the only person buried in the grave and features a 291-character headstone inscription.
Frederick was also a military veteran, one of 3221 veterans interred at Brighton General Cemetery.


Spanish Influenza (1919–20)

This individual is one of 299 confirmed victims of the Spanish Influenza epidemic that swept through Australia in 1919–20. The pandemic arrived in waves, overwhelming hospitals and families at a time when medical treatments were limited and public health systems were still developing. View the full list.

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Military Veteran — Australian Flying Corps (WW1)

This individual served during the First World War... Brighton General Cemetery records contain 30 such individuals. View the full list

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