Christopher Puller

1774–1824 (age 50)

Biography

Christopher Puller was a barrister of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, practicing law during a significant period in legal history. His profession reflected the educated and professional class of his era, and he contributed to the legal profession during his lifetime.

Puller's burial at St. John's Church indicates his standing within his community. His career as a barrister represents the important role of legal professionals in society during the late Georgian period.

Also buried at St. John's Church

Robert Henry Peckwell
1776–1823 (age 47)
St. John's Church
Robert Douglas
1889–1932 (age 43)
St. John's Church
Robert Douglas was a magistrate who served in the colonial administrative system.
John Josiah Guest
1785–1852 (age 67)
St. John's Church
John Josiah Guest forged industrial strength with a conscience, caring for his workforce and his town.
Bernard Edward John Burge
d. 1933
St. John's Church
Bernard Edward John Burge was a military personnel who served in the early 20th century.
James Peddie
1892–1931 (age 39)
St. John's Church
Benjamin Heath Malkin
1797–1837 (age 40)
St. John's Church