Towards the end of 1892, the Victoria Cemetery was closed and the new British Cemetery at Chacarita was purchased and brought into use. Pursuing the aim of these web pages to list the burial details of all the people associated with the Anglican Church in Buenos Aires, recourse has been made again to the registers at the British Cemetery to cover the period between November 1892 to the end of 1900, as well as to the St John's Church registers.

We are again indebted to Marie Renee Rodrigue for transcribing the details of those burials in the British Cemetery registers of people over whose funeral the Anglican clergy presided. We are also grateful for the generosity of the Administrator of the British Cemetery, Chacarita, in making these records available.

The officiating ministers who appear on these next two pages are the following:
The Right Rev. Waite Hockin Stirling, Diocesan Bishop from 1869 to 1900;
The Rev. Pelham Rhodes Ogle, Rector of St John's from 1888 to 1898;
The Rev. Arnold T.B. Pinchard, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Lomas de Zamora and Priest in charge of Christ Church, Barracas from 1889 to 1895;
The Rev. William Hawkesley Westall, Chaplain of St John's from 1894 to 1895;
The Rev. John Owen Evans, Assistant Chaplain of St. John's from 1894 to 1897;
The Rev. Arthur Frederic Martindale, Assistant Curate of St John's from 1894 to 1895
The Rev. Edward George Cocks, Camp Chaplain from 1895 to 1900;
The Rev. Alfred Oliver Tisdall, Vicar of St Saviour's, Belgrano from 1895 to 1914;
The Rev. Richard Frederick Fraser Handcock, Vicar of St Peter's, Flores from 1895 to 1900;
The Rev. Joseph Thomas Stevenson, Vicar of All Saints, Quilmes from 1895 to 1906;
The Rev. Thomas Wilkes, Assistant Chaplain of St John's from 1897 to 1899;
The Rev. Charles M. Russell, Assistant Chaplain of St John's from 1898 to 1899;
The Rev. William Case Morris, Vicar of St Paul's, Palermo from 1898 to 1932;
The Rev. Henry Berridge George, Rector of St John's from 1899 to 1904;
The Rev. William Eccles Hodgkinson, Assistant Chaplain of St John's from 1900 to 1902;
The Rev. John Hughes Williams, Vicar of St Peter's, Flores from 1900 to 1902.