The Gingin Cemetery is managed by the Shire and is located on Brockman Street. It is the only operational cemetery within the Shire of Gingin. It has been the final resting place of many locals since 1885 and has beautiful views of the township of Gingin.
The Gingin Cemetery offers traditional burials and a niche wall for interment of ashes. The Gingin Cemetery has four sections which are Anglican, Methodist, Uniting, Roman Catholic and Non-Denominational.
Arrangements for burials and interments of ashes may be made to the Shire Administration Centre - contact (08) 9575 5100 or email mail@gingin.wa.gov.au. Alternatively your funeral director will be able to provide assistance in matters concerning funeral arrangements.
Local Laws are applicable to the Shire's Cemetery. A copy of these laws may be viewed by clicking here.
Application for Monumental Masons Licence Application for Burial Application for Grant of Right of Burial Certificate Application for Interment of Ashes Application for Monument Installation Application for Plaque (Niche Wall) Application for Transfer of Grant of Right of Burial Application for Renewal of Grant of Right of Burial Relinquishment of Grant Certificate of Identification Certificate Dispensing with Identification Funeral Directors Licence
Application for Monumental Masons Licence
Application for Burial
Application for Grant of Right of Burial Certificate
Application for Interment of Ashes
Application for Monument Installation
Application for Plaque (Niche Wall)
Application for Transfer of Grant of Right of Burial
Application for Renewal of Grant of Right of Burial
Relinquishment of Grant
Certificate of Identification
Certificate Dispensing with Identification
Funeral Directors Licence
St Luke’s Anglican Church, Gingin
A list of burials in the St Luke’s Churchyard provided to the Shire by the Parish in conjunction with restoration work undertaken from 1997 through to 2000 is available upon request. Documented burials at St Luke’s range in date from 1858 through to 1961.
Wannamal Cemetery
The Wannamal Cemetery is a very small cemetery with just six documented burials taking place between 1912 and 1920. Details are available upon request.
Memorial plaques can be placed at specific locations in a number of our coastal towns.
Lancelin
Hinchcliffe Lookout
Pioneer Park Memorial Wall
Ledge Point
Key Biscayne Park Memorial Wall
Guilderton
Memorial Bench located in front of the Guilderton Caravan Park overlooking the mouth of the Moore River.
Arrangements for memorial plaques must be made through the Shire of Gingin.
Application for Memorial Plaque