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Edgehill Cemetery
This large cemetery is located in Colpoy's Bay
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Henderson New Community Methodist Cemetery
The HENDERSON New Community Methodist Cemetery Concession 7
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Brocklebank Cemetery
THIS CEMETERY IS IN NEED OF A PRESERVATION / RESTORATION PROJECT!!!!
As beautiful and historic as this cemetery is, this cemetery lies in an open area as well as in a "forested" area. Some stones are broken. Trees are overtaking and toppling over stones. The family that lives on the property cuts the grass and trims tree branches as they can, but your help is needed! This cemetery is township operated. If you're interested in taking on this cemetery, please contact Janet Jones ([email protected]).
PERHAPS A LETTER TO COUNCIL, THE CEMETERY BOARD AND TO THE EDITOR OF THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER MAY HELP THIS CEMETERY GET THE ATTENTION IT DESERVES!
This cemetery is located on the corner of Concession 4 and Hwy 25. Though it has over 40 stones, you will only see about 10 or so, the rest being in the "bush". The only benefit to stones being in the bushed area - most of the stones are still nice and legible. Here are some photos that will hopefully give you a sense of the beauty, yet disheartening display of this cemetery.
In Memory of The Pioneers of Brocklebank Methodist Church 1861-1907
(Back side reads: Donated by Harvey Brocklebank)
Janet Jones with thanks to Bonnie Hoyer on clarification of the stones
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Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery (Prior)
Special thanks to Lyn Ibson for the photos and information!
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Methodist Cemetery
This cemetery is located on Hwy 25 just a farm or two north of Brocklebank Cemetery (before Concession 4). There is a path to the cemetery that is up on a bit of a hill. It has three stones.
Wilhelmine Wilhelm KUTZ |
John CORDS and Helena Sophia |
Janet Jones
Photo donated by: Sue Visser (Thanks Sue!)
And thanks to Lyn Ibson for the photos below!
With thanks to Case Vanderplas for the photos below!
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Inverhuron Cemetery
With thanks to Glenda for sharing these family stones!
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Chippewas of Nawash
Cape Croker is a native reserve north of Wiarton. This reserve has three cemeteries.
It is said that the native tradition of burial was to hang the skeletal remains in the trees. Once the deceased's name was no longer spoken of, the remains were taken down and that person's spirit was released. It has only been in the past generation or so that the practice of erecting monuments has taken place.
If you know someone who is buried in Cape Croker, please get in touch with Janet Jones at [email protected].
Cape Croker Cemetery
Many burial plots resembled this
and some merely had a wooden cross on a side of the plot on the ground. After looking through the grounds, I believe many were buried here, but are lost in the unkempt grounds. There were many small stones sticking out from the ground that I can only guess were marking stones of some sort. The photos here are about the only ones I could find, aside from a few that were much newer. If you have further information to provide on this cemetery, please contact the webmaster at [email protected].
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Little Port Elgin Cemetery
There are many burials in this cemetery, however only some have stones or even crosses with identifying information. There are even some homemade stones, however they are illegible now. Many of the burials have unmarked crosses, and in several cases no memorial at all. This cemetery is still active. This cemetery is located directly across from the 3R's Store.
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Early Methodist Cemetery-Con 14 lot 14
The names of those buried are: CARTER, ROBINSON, LIEBLER, EWALD, AND TIMPSON.
It appears these stones have been moved. I've sent a photo of the intersection where I found them (by a quarry). [Transcription states Early Methodist Cemetery, Lot 26, Con. 15, Carrick Township.]
*William Joseph, son of Daniel and Catharines EWALD died 8 July,
1864 1yr 6 m 19dy also infant son died 9 Feb 1862
*In Memory of Thos. G. ROBINSON died 15 July 1870 age 42y 6m 15d
*Joseph Henry died April 1870, age 5 days (same stone as above)
*Sarah J. d/o Wm. and Sarah TIMPSON died Sept 6, 1765???
*In Memory of Theodore and Frances who died 17 May 187--- age 2 weeks.
Thanks to Vicki M for the above photos and information!
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Prussian United Church Cemetery - Con. 4, Lot 33
The Prussian United Church dated from 1874-1937. This is also known as Reform Lutheran Cemetery.
The Cemetery which includes more than 47 stones on a acre plot in the shape of a cross was restored by the Schaus family.
Names of those buried in the cemetery are: Schaus, Dahm, Wagner, Unger, Hohf, Herr, Binkle, Ruhl, Keuster, Kraft, Pilger, Chresmare and Bhrend.
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St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Old Cemetery - Con. 11, Lot 20
St. John' s Lutheran Church - The first recorded service was held on December 26, 1861 at the home of George Wiseman on Concession 11, Lot 11.
St. John's was organized in 1862. The first funerals were in 1863, three children under the age of three years old in 1867, one child 1 month 8 days; another 1 month and 25 days.
The cornerstone of St. John's was laid on "Rogation Sunday" 1876 and the Church was dedicated in November of 1876. The Church had a large congregation until people coming a good distance built their own church at Walkerton in 1880 and 1887 in Mildmay.
The last service was held on March 28, 1974. A memorial service is held every July.
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St. John' s Lutheran Church - Con. 2, Lot 18
A small church was built early in 1870 on what then the William McGavin farm, now owned by Robert Hohnstein. Rev. H. Bruer, a pastor from Lauderbach, was their pastor. The church was closed about 1920 from lack of membership.
The cemetery was taken over by Carrick Township who were compelled to clean up the abandoned cemetery . In 1971 a motion was made to do this work.
Names found are: Albrecht, Burrow {Buhrow}, Loth, Huth, Ortman, Losch, Shearer, Brandt, Rehkoph, Gross , Remus and Hohnstein.
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Culross-Teeswater Cemetery
This cemetery is located on concession #4, 1-1/4 miles south of Teeswater and 1-1/4 miles west of Highway #4 on Concession #4.
Wilfred THOMPSON Sarah Arnetta EWING Alice Hope STOVEL |
William B. THOMPSON Eliza Jane BELL |
Thanks to David Thompson for the above photos and information!
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