Address: Cnr Frances Street/The Avenue Randwick NSW 2031 St. Jude’s Cemetery became the burial around for some very well-known people of the colony. Amongst these were:- Jane Barker – Wife of Bishop Barker, being the founder of St. Catherine’s School,Waverley. Sir Frederick William Pottinger, Baronet, who led an unusual and colourful life as a New South Wales Police Officer, after a career in England in the Grenadier Guards. The original “blind Freddie” who lost Ben Hall the Bushranger. Sir Alfred Stephen, Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Justice of the colony and his son, the Rev. Alfred Stephen. Sir Edward Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary and son-in-law of Governor Bourke. Mrs. Ann Hordern, wife of Anthony Hordern, matriarch of Retail dynasty Sir Edward Knox Henry Mort, and members of the Mort family. Charles D’Arcy Wentworth Alex Playfair, and members of the Playfair family J. H. Hollingsworth Archdeacon Cowper – Rector of St Phillip’s Church, Sydney Mr. Justice Cheeke Terrence Aubrey Murray, President of the Legislative Council of N.S.W. Daintrey Family grave John Edwin Irwin, first commander of the N.S.W. Naval Brigade Miss Mary Ann Flower, Governess to Governor Fitzroy’s family Sir James Martin, a Chief-Justice of N.S.W. Sir William Manning, Attorney-General, Supreme Court Judge and Chancellor of Sydney University Archibald Mosman, after whom the suburb of Mosman is named Thomas Ware Smart, member of Legislative Council of New South Wales Robert Johnson, member of Legislative Council of New South Wales Obed West, prominent historian of Old Sydney Simeon Pearce and members of the Pearce family Benjamin Darley, founder of the Sydney Stock Exchange William Busby, overseer of Busby’s Bore Project Former Rectors: W. H. McCormack, (first Rector), Stanley Mitchell (headstone but buried at sea), Zachary Barry, William Hough, William Cakebread, Oscar Abram, R C Lovitt