1. Durbanville Memorial park
contributed by: Tanite Smart
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Cemetery information:- This is a privately owned cemetery. A full history of all the burials are on record. For more information about the park go to www.dm-park.co.za or contact the director Alexander J. Michl at alexander.michl@dm-park.co.za
Album complete, we have photographs of all the memorials in the park in 2008.
eGGSA captions by: Alta Griffiths, Annette Meyer & Riana le Roux. The GGSA Cemetery DVD only has information on the location of the cemetery Cemetery ID: 3005 Information submitted by: Alta Griffiths Google Earth Project Information:- GPSID: 3601 GPS: -33 47.540, 18 41.922
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