Grave Location of AH POW

aka AHPOW, CHINESE ^(Note)

A Gold Miner
Died 13 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora
Buried 14 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora
Aged 27 years from Canton , China
Cause of death - Inflamation of the Bowels ^{⁽⁹³³⁾}

"Traditional Chinese burial practices in New South Wales combine deep-rooted ancestral customs, regional feng shui principles, and historical bone-return traditions, alongside modern adjustments like specialized brick burners and community memorial events.
Temporary Burial & Bone Repatriation: In the 19th and early 20th centuries, many Chinese immigrants were temporarily buried for about seven years. District and native-place associations (like the Quong Sing Tong at Sydney's Rookwood Cemetery) later exhumed the bones to ship them back to the deceased’s home village in China for final rest."^Wikipedia

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Grave Location of AH POW

A Gold Miner Died 13 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora Buried 14 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora Aged 27 years from Canton , China Cause of death - Inflamation of the Bowels (933)

A Gold Miner
Died 13 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora
Buried 14 Feb 1861 on the Lower Turon, Tambaroora
Aged 27 years from Canton , China
Cause of death - Inflamation of the Bowels ^{⁽⁹³³⁾}