It is the resting place for many early pioneers of the district Eg. Davis, Faulks, Claydon, Booth, Garrad, Latta, Mudge to name a few. At the March 1892 Church trustee meeting charges were agreed for burials. The front entrance of the Cemetery was fenced in September 1893 with Mr Joseph Collier providing the post and rails. This cemetery and the Church property was classified by the National trust in 1986.
Some headstones remain today.
The Sandridge Cemetery was dedicated on 12 March 1869 but was revoked. It was re-dedicated on 26 March 1893 some 30 years later. So burials continued at the Milton Cemetery. Burials at Sandridge started around the late 1880's. The rules for operation at the Methodist Section were drawn up in June 1896.