There are two cemeteries administered and maintained by Auckland City. These are Gooseberry Flat, Tryphena and Cemetery Bay, Whangaparapara.
In addition there are a number of other private burial sites (as well as Maori Urupa) and these are mainly family sites on the early farms.
There are also some memorials and other sites relating to shipwrecks or early industry.
GBIHRG has fairly extensive records of the known burials along with photos and these are available to be viewed in the groups archives.
- Whangapoua Beach – MABEY Family
- Whangapoua Beach – burials of some of those lost in the shipwreck of the Wairarapa.
- Harataonga Bay mostly ALCOCK family
- Claris – memorial to Bill CLARIS
- Awana – OSHEA farm – gumdigger graves.
- Blind Bay NZ Forest Service
- Coopers Cemetery – Okiwi SANDERSON, COOPER, PADDISON, STARK and others.
- Little Barrier Island
- Karaka Bay Cemetery mainly PADDISON and MOOR
- Alcock Cemetery Puriri Bay ALCOCK and BAYLEY families
- Taylor’s Bay
- David DODD’s Property mainly OSBORNE
- Shoal Bay Tryphena
- Grave Island Port Fitzroy COIGNE / QUOINE family also FLINN, LeROY, WARREN
- Kairarara Bay Port Fitzroy LeROY and MOORE
- Wairahi Bay Port Fitzroy
- Puriri Bay BLAIR family
- Claris SANDERSON family
- Medlands Beach – Memory Park MEDLANDS
- Mulberry Grove Tryphena WW1 Memorial (list of names of Barrier people who went to WW1)
Cemetery Bay Whangaparapara
earliest recorded burials:
- 1895 Peter HASZARD
Note there were also three seamen buried on the point where the whaling station was established late 1800’s need to get details