William EAGLESON was laid to rest at Brighton General Cemetery in 1892 at the age of 41 by Canon W Chalmers.
At the time of William's passing, EAGLESON lived in Adelaide SA.
EAGLESON was buried in the Church of England section.
William's occupation is recorded as Police Sergeant.
William EAGLESON's grave contains three other burials and features a 233-character headstone inscription.
William is buried in one of the 1469 graves recognised as historically significant within Brighton General Cemetery.
Adult Tuberculosis & Wasting Diseases (18+)
This individual lived in a time when tuberculosis and wasting diseases were among the most persistent
and debilitating illnesses affecting adults. Conditions such as Phthisis, Consumption and Rheumatic Fever
could slowly erode strength and health over many years, often leaving families with few medical options.
Their story reflects an era when infections that are now treatable posed some of the greatest challenges to
daily life and long‑term survival. Brighton General Cemetery records contain 1237 such deaths.
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Law Enforcement & Detective Services
This individual served in policing or investigative roles, including constables, police officers,
detectives, inspectors, sergeants, superintendents or former members of the police force. Brighton General
Cemetery preserves the stories of those who contributed to public safety, criminal investigation and law
enforcement across Melbourne’s history. Brighton General Cemetery records contain 91 such individuals.
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