North Road Cemetery

Notable interments

• Richard Baker, barrister and politician, first President of the Australian Senate
• Daisy Bates, journalist, welfare worker and Protector of Aborigines
• Benjamin Boothby, colonial judge
• Haydn Bunton, Sr., legendary Australian rules footballer
• Henry John Butler, early Australian aviator
• John Dempster, City Organist
• John Downer, twice Premier of South Australia in the 19th century
• Rev. George Henry Farr, headmaster of St. Peter's College, and his wife Julia Farr, social worker
• William Finke, early settler, prospector and pastoralist
• James Collins Hawker, explorer, surveyor and aide de camp to Governor George Gawler
• George Wright Hawkes, Anglican churchman associated with Trinity Church and St Peter's College
• Clem Hill, Australian cricketer
• Stephen King, Australian explorer
• Sir Angas Parsons, politician and judge
• William John Peterswald, Chief Commissioner of Police of the Colony of South Australia
• Alexander Poynton, former Treasurer and Federal Parliament politician
• Charles Rasp, discoverer of lead deposits at Broken Hill and a founding shareholder of BHP
• Moritz Richard Schomburgk, German-born botanist and director of the Adelaide Botanic Garden
• Alfred Searcy, public servant and writer
• Ross Macpherson Smith, early Australian aviator and flight pioneer
• Edward Charles Stirling, founder of the University of Adelaide's medical school, Director of South Australian Museum, anthropologist, explorer and the first person in Australasia to introduce a bill for women's suffrage
• Harriet Stirling OBE, joint founder of the School for Mothers and Mareeba Babies' Hospital
• John Lancelot Stirling, Member of Parliament, director of several important SA companies, and introducer of polo to South Australia
• Charles Todd, colonial Superintendent of Telegraphs and the Government Astronomer
• Thomas Worsnop, City Treasurer and Town Clerk of the City of Adelaide, historian, fellow of the Royal Historical Society, London.
• Edmund Wright, architect and former Lord Mayor of Adelaide
• John Wrathall Bull, claimed inventor of the Wheat Stripper