Beaumaris, Victoria (English Wikipedia)

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"NOTES AND NEWS". The Leader. Vol. XV, no. 639. Victoria, Australia. 28 March 1868. p. 5. Retrieved 15 November 2019 – via National Library of Australia.
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Massola, Aldo (1959). The native water wells of Beaumaris and Black Rock. OCLC 815509348.
Joy, Shirley M (1995). The search for the Beaumaris Cemetery, Victoria 1855-1865: the Wesleyan burial ground in the parish of Moorabbin. Sandringham, Vic.: S.M. Joy. ISBN 978-0-646-26318-2. OCLC 38396561.
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Massola, Aldo (1959). The native water wells of Beaumaris and Black Rock. OCLC 815509348.
Joy, Shirley M (1995). The search for the Beaumaris Cemetery, Victoria 1855-1865: the Wesleyan burial ground in the parish of Moorabbin. Sandringham, Vic.: S.M. Joy. ISBN 978-0-646-26318-2. OCLC 38396561.
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