part of the Adelaide diocese. Cemetery The cemetery that surrounds the church includes the graves of a number of individuals who were significant to the development of the colony: William Mackie, John Connelly and Richard Edwards are all buried in the graveyard. There is a memorial to George Fletcher Moore inside the church. In 1929, to mark the centenary of settlement, a lychgate was erected to mark the farthest point inland that Captain James Stirling's 1827 expedition reached. During 1974 a memorial wall was built in the south west corner of the cemetery. As part of the WAY 1979 celebrations the Western Australian chapter of the Australian Institute of Builders restored the lychgate. Wrought iron gates completed the boundary fence in 1991; the gates are decorated with the words All Saints and Ellen's Brook. References Notes Bibliography External links Heritage Council of WA listing (PDF) City of Swan Heritage listing Henley Brook Henley Brook State Register of Heritage Places in the City of Swan Victorian architecture in Western Australia 19th-century Anglican church buildings Churches completed in 1841 1841 establishments in Australia