Death date is burial date
Aged 1 year 3 months
Cause of death; Convulsions
Parents; Capt Daniel Scott, Frances Harriet Davies nee Okey
Jane's headstone is thought to be the second oldest in Fremantle. She was the youngest child of Harbour Master Daniel Scott and his wife, Frances. Her headstone was found in a house in North Fremantle owned by the Gourley family. The headstone was being used as a hearthstone. It was then given to Fremantle Cemetery and incorporated in the Scott family estate together with her sister, Katherine Samson (nee Scott) who died in 1940.
Aged 1 year 3 months
Cause of death; Convulsions
Parents; Capt Daniel Scott, Frances Harriet Davies nee Okey
Jane's headstone is thought to be the second oldest in Fremantle. She was the youngest child of Harbour Master Daniel Scott and his wife, Frances. Her headstone was found in a house in North Fremantle owned by the Gourley family. The headstone was being used as a hearthstone. It was then given to Fremantle Cemetery and incorporated in the Scott family estate together with her sister, Katherine Samson (nee Scott) who died in 1940.
Death date is burial date
Aged 1 year 3 months
Cause of death; Convulsions
Parents; Capt Daniel Scott, Frances Harriet Davies nee Okey
Jane's headstone is thought to be the second oldest in Fremantle. She was the youngest child of Harbour Master Daniel Scott and his wife, Frances. Her headstone was found in a house in North Fremantle owned by the Gourley family. The headstone was being used as a hearthstone. It was then given to Fremantle Cemetery and incorporated in the Scott family estate together with her sister, Katherine Samson (nee Scott) who died in 1940.
Aged 1 year 3 months
Cause of death; Convulsions
Parents; Capt Daniel Scott, Frances Harriet Davies nee Okey
Jane's headstone is thought to be the second oldest in Fremantle. She was the youngest child of Harbour Master Daniel Scott and his wife, Frances. Her headstone was found in a house in North Fremantle owned by the Gourley family. The headstone was being used as a hearthstone. It was then given to Fremantle Cemetery and incorporated in the Scott family estate together with her sister, Katherine Samson (nee Scott) who died in 1940.
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