Alice Suzanna Johnstone
Bluff Pioneer Cemetery Devonport
Age 28 years
FUNERAL
The funeral of the late Alice Suzanna Johnstone will leave Mrs. Johnstone’s residence, Upper Rooke Street, Devonport, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 p.m., for the Bluff Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. W. Jeffrey, Undertaker
The Advocate 16 January 1918
The death occurred at the Devon Hospital yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Phillip Johnstone, at the age of 28 years. Deceased was the mother of eight young children, and had been ill for some weeks. Her husband, who is a farm labourer is working at Wilmot. The funeral will take place to-morrow.
The Advocate 16 January 1918
William Charles Johnstone
Bluff Pioneer Cemetery Devonport
Early yesterday morning a painful discovery was made by the housemaid at Kimberley’s hotel, West Devonport, as she was calling one of the boarders, Mr. William Charles Johnstone, who usually breakfasted at 7 o’clock. She had knocked at his bedroom door several times, without receiving any response and so entered the room to arouse him. She was shaking him by the shoulder, when she found he was dead. The deceased, who was a plasterer by occupation and foreman for Mr.. W. Bergman, had been resident in Devonport for 2 years and 7 months and was liked by all who were acquainted with him for his unassuming and genial manner. He was of steady sober habits and apparently enjoyed the best of health, being of robust appearance and just the sort of man of whose life any insurance agent would have been ready to take a lease. He was at work on Saturday, executing some repairs in Mr. J. Murray’s house and was out walking on Sunday evening. He had his supper shortly before 10.30 p.m. and retired to rest at that hour, before then in his usual health and spirits and was not again seen alive. Dr. Godfrey, who was called in and made a cursory examination of the body, said that life had been extinct for some time. The occurrence was subsequently reported to the police and Superintendent Scott, under instructions from the coroner, has arranged for a post mortem to be held this morning, to be followed by an inquest at 12 o’clock. The deceased, who was between 37 and 38 years of age is believed to have been a native of Launceston and two brothers and a sister live there, his parents being dead.
The North West Post 14th October 1902
Burial location unconfirmed
Emma Johnston
Bluff Pioneer Cemetery Devonport
FUNERAL
JOHNSTON - The funeral of the late Emma Johnston will leave her late residence, Steele Street, West Devonport, at 3 o’clock To-day, for the Bluff Cemetery,
The Advocate 8th June 1904
The death took place on Monday afternoon of Mrs. Emma Johnston, the wife of Mr. P. Johnston, who carries on a blacksmith and wheelwright business at the corner of Steele and Forbes streets. Deceased was formerly a Miss Lucas and belonged to a well-known Longford family and had been a great sufferer until released by death. The funeral is announced to take place at the Bluff cemetery this afternoon.
The Advocate 8th June 1904
G. C. Johnstone
Bluff Pioneer Cemetery Devonport
Died 13 Feb 1892 age 3 years
Father William Johnstone
Burial location unconfirmed
A daughter of Mrs. Johnstone, of Fenton Street, died somewhat suddenly on Saturday. Medical aid was called in, but the little girl died after a few hours illness, croup being the ailment.
The North West Post 16th February 1892
Marianne Margaret Johnstone
Forth Anglican Pioneer Cemetery
Died 6 January 1876
Age 9 Years
Scarlet Fever
Daughter of William & Clara Johnstone
Vincent William Johnstone
Forth Anglican Pioneer Cemetery
Died 19 January 1876
Age 6 Years
Scarlet Fever
Son of William & Clara Johnstone
Hephzibah Henrietta Johnstone
Forth Anglican Pioneer Cemetery
Died 20 January 1876
Age 1 Years
Scarlet Fever
Daughter of William & Clara Johnstone
Stanley Johnson
Forth Methodist Cemetery
Died 28th Oct 1905
Age 5 months