Ryde, Sydney, Australia St Annes's Church - the third oldest church in Australia. The nave (originally a schoolhouse) was built in 1826; the Chancel and Bell Tower were added later and the building was consecrated in 1870.

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Putney, Sydney, Australia
Memorial marking the approximate location of Bennelong's burial.

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
Cemetery for St Anne's Church.

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
The IHS Monogram. IHS is a popular Latinized monogram acronym from the Roman 3rd Century based on the GREEK letters Iota (i), the first letter of Iēsous (Ἰησοῦς), Greek for "Jesus"; Theta (th), the first letter of Theos (Θεóς), Greek for "God"; and Sigma (s), the first letter of sōtēr (Σωτήρ), Greek for "Savior".

Thus, IHS = ἸΘΣ = Ἰησοῦς, Θεος, Σωτήρ = Iēsous, Theos, Sōtēr = Jesus, God, Savior.

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
Grave of Maria Ann Smith, better known as 'Granny' Smith. St Annes, Ryde.

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
St Annes's Church - the third oldest church in Australia. The nave (originally a schoolhouse) was built in 1826; the Chancel and Bell Tower were added later and the building was consecrated in 1870.

Maroota, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Wayfarer's Grave (aka the Lone Grave of Thomas McFarlane), the resting place of surveyor Thomas McFarlane/McFarland who reportedly died of thirst in 1873.

Ryde, Sydney, Australia
St Annes's Church - the third oldest church in Australia. The nave (originally a schoolhouse) was built in 1826; the Chancel and Bell Tower were added later and the building was consecrated in 1870.

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