This cemetery is located just outside of Arthur.

Elizabeth Jane LUSK COOPER died 1886	John NOBLE died 1899	GILL	Thomas GILL died 1933
Thomas PATTERSON died 1890 Elizabeth		James PATTERSON died 1898 Isabella EMERSON died 1902 William W PATTERSON died 1896 Arthur PATTERSON died 1923		Robert J. GIMBLET
	S GREY McKEE died 1853	Edith Helen TINDALE died 1909	John BENNETT died 28-Nov-188? (native of Buckinghamshire, England)	John BENNETT died 17-Jun-1887 (native of Buckinghamshire, England)
Kezia LANGLEY died 1888 (native of Buckinghamshire, England)	(wife of Edward MILES died 1887)		William HART died 1911 Isabella CUNNINGHAM died 1911	WILKIE Charles Ivan died 1913 Clifford Heny died 1916 Lloyd Turner died 1926 Lulu Elizabeth died 1921 Glen Karl died 1928

Janet Jones

Thanks to Jean for the photos below!

M. Jean (CAIRNS) IBBOTSON	George H.	Arthur Albert HOPPER Donna Lee Evangaline HUNT	Lorne Winston SHAW	Ross A. SMITH wife Doris I.
TERNAN Grant Chalmer h/o Marlene M. KELLY			William L. WEBB Grace M. HOWES
George Frederick GOWLAND 1877-1936 Ethel May ELLIS  1885-1948 Thanks Kim Watson!	Walter GOWLAND 1917-2000 Beulah M. HART 1921-2000 Thanks Kim Watson!	John A. HART 1883-1965 Alice LAYBOURNE 1882-1959 Thanks Kim Watson!	William R. HART 1881-1963 Margaret L. WHITE 1879-1961 Thanks Kim Watson!

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Kenilworth Pioneer Roman Catholic

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Erin Township

Graham Cemetery

Lot 20 of Concession 11 of Erin Township. This small cemetery in on land once owned by Duncan Graham. He gave the land as a burial ground for his father-in-law, John BLUE, in 1834 and over the years others of his family and friends were buried there. The last burial was in 1962.

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Hurren Family Plot

Con 4 Lot 15

It is located on the south side of concession 4 , two kms west of Highway #24 near the end of a farmers lane way.

William Hurren, died June 10, 1871

James Hurren died Dec 13, 1871 a native of Suffolk, England.

Ruth Peer, wife of James died Nov. 11, 1901

Philip Hurren died January 29, 1876

Susannah Sheller died March 27, 1871

John Wesley infant son of John Weadce ? Died June 6, 1870 aged 6 days.

Mary Jane Hurren died March 12, 1872, 2 years of age.

Thank-you to Susan Leitch who sent these photos. Susan is related to the Hurren family. These photos were taken in July 2001. What a sad way to find a family burial site.

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Lang Cemetery

Located on Lot 22, Concession 10 Erin Township. It is on County Road 23 (9th line)

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McMillan Cemetery- Now Erin Pioneer Cemetery

Lot 18, Concession IX, Erin Township, Wellington County

This cemetery stands on a height of land on the west side of County Road #23, overlooking the Town of Erin to the south. The land was originally owned by Donald McMillan, who donated it for a cemetery. Previously there had been a school there until other schools were built in the area and it was discontinued in 1837.

The cemetery gradually fell into disrepair and several efforts were made to restore it. Extensive repairs were made in 1941, 1959 and 1963. It is now, very well maintained by a group of interested volunteers.

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McArthur / McAllister Family Cemetery

Con 10 Lot 22

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Memorial Plaque

Formerly called the McMillan Cemetery after the family who donated the land, it was in use from 1834 to 1935. Here are buried many of Erin's prominent early residents, including Daniel McMillan, known as the founder of Erin Village. It was also the site of the second school built in Erin Township. This cemetery is being preserved to perpetuate the remembrance of these illustrious pioneers buried here.

Erected in 1980 by the Erin Pioneer Cemetery Board with the assistance of the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation.

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Mimosa Disciple Cemetery

David H. MATTHEWS 1870-1955 Rebecca CAWTHRA 1872-1933	Nancy CAWTHRA 1902 David S. AWREY 1912	John CAWTHRA 186?	Isaiah CAWTHRA Lucinda CAWTHRA Eliza Jane CAWTHRA	Henery MATTHEWS 1858-1927 Mary E. CAWTHRA 1864-1942 Hubert C. MATTHEWS 1894-1923 Nellie C. MATTHEWS 1889-1890

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Mimosa Union Cemetery

Mary ROBERTSON Albert E. AWREY Ethel G. McDOUGALL	Eliza A. SARGENT (w/o Geo. H. AWREY) 1894	Gideon D. AWREY Margaret REID	Charles H. ROSZELL Hannah AWREY

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Pleasant View Cemetery

Located on Lot 30, Concession 10, Erin Township. It is on the 9th line, about 10 km. north of Erin Village.

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Providence Cemetery

Con 9, Lot 1

It is located on the border of Erin township and Halton Hills. The plaque on the gate reads," Providence Chapel burial grounds, Erin Township . Earliest recorded burial 1813

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Maryborough Township

Drayton Pioneer Cemetery

This is the Drayton Pioneer Cemetery which is on the top of the hill leaving town on the east on county road 10. It is at the edge of the parking lot of the Dutch Reformed Church. This stone which dominates the site is that of  the step-father of my great-grandmother.

Thanks to Betty Audet for the photo and information!

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St. James Anglican Pioneer Cemetery

the following description is taken from the "History of Maryborough Township 1851 - 1976"
St. James Cemetery
One of the early burying grounds in the township of Maryborough was established by the congregation of St. James Anglican Church at the time they erected their first church on the northern outskirts of the village of Rothsay.
For many years St. James Cemetery has been unused.  Today the many tombstones dating back to as early as the year 1858 have been placed in a cairn by the roadside as a fitting memorial to many of the brave and courageous men and women who settled the area many years ago.

	Herbert Geo. ELLIOTT	John & Willbert ELLIOTT	William ELLIOTT 28-Apr-1872 (native of Ireland)	William ELLIOTT (native of Ireland)

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Medill Cemetery
and
St. John's Cemetery

These two cemeteries were combined are located just outside Moorefield.  There is no marker at the site to explain what the name of the cemetery was. The following descriptions are taken from the "History of Maryborough Township 1851 - 1976"

The Medill Cemetery
In the year 1853, William and Joseph Medill built a small Baptist Church on their farms, Lot 14, Con. 9 of Maryborough and established a cemetery in the churchyard.
Both William and Joseph Medill were active in Municipal affairs.  William was a member of the first township council, holding the office of reeve and deputy reeve.  Joseph was the township treasurer for approximately thirty years.
For many years the small burying groun lay in a neglected state.  In 1970 the headstones were moved and relocated in St. John Anglican cemetery on the 8th Concession.  Today the Medill Cemetery is unmarked and uncared for.

St. Johns Cemetery
St. Johns Cemetery was established by the Anglican Church on the eastern corner of Lot 10 on the 8th concession, on land deeded to the Bishop of Niagara by John King who at the time of his death in 1861 was buried in the cemetery.
The tombstone of Mrs. Francis Morgan, the mother of twelve children, died at the age of thirty-seven in the year 1860.
In 1970 the tombstones of St. Johns Cemetery, combined with stones moved from the Medill burying ground, were arranged to form a memorial cairn.

	Christian JOHNSTON	DREWERY	DREWERY

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Minto Township

Drew Cemetery

The Anglican cemetery of Drew is one of the oldest in the district. Under the supervision of Minto Township Council it was reclaimed in 1931. In pioneer days the cemetery was adjacent to the Anglican Church until 1905, when the Church was moved to Lot 18, Concession 16.

Ten graves are known to exist in this cemetery.

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Drew-North Salem Cemetery - Con. 18

The Crown reserved the property for this cemetery on Concession 18 and it was operated by three trustees . After the first World War the Salem Community expressed their patriotism by erecting a cenotaph in the cemetery in memory of the 14 young men who died in the conflict.

The names are: G.D. Adair, C. Baker, A.H. Ellis, D.E. Howes M.D., B. Kennedy, S. Lawrence, M. A Matthews, C. J. Matthews, W. T. Reeve, E. H. Scase, V. Slinger, B.S. Small, F. Small, and W. Adair.

In 1965 the men of the Church cleaned up the cemetery and set the stones on a base. Wallace Matthews erected a flag a the cenotaph.

Salem Methodist Church (North) - Con. 18, Lot 27

From 1894-1968, this cemetery was located on the Normanby-Minto Townline.

The Church was dedicated as The Salem Methodist Church in September, 1894 and in 1925 became a United Church. Ministers were: Rev. Savage, McLean, Chrown, Walker, Seibim, Philips, Bell, Kistles, Exhert, Smitherman, Taylor, Eyer, Evans, Kaer, Stewwart, McLellan, Burgess, Mercer, Moote, Watt, Moot, Falconbridge, Truax, Brand and E.J. Whetham.

The Ladies Aid was organized in 1910 and on December 25, 1917 the parsonage burned down and was rebuilt thanks to funding by the Ladies Aid group.

After 74 years of ministry, Salem Church was closed in 1968. The closing service was held June 6, 1968 with the last minister, Roy Harwood, preaching.

A memorial Cairn was built by Donald and Wayne Shannon incorporating the orginal stone engraved Methodist Church Salem 1894.

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Jerusalem Cemetery - Con. 14, Lot 26

Names on the monuments are: Andrew Howes; Sophrona Carroll (nee Price); Jane Reading also J. H. Reading; Eva W. Stiles; Janet Watson; and William Henry.

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St. Thomas Roman Catholic Con 12 Lot 7&8

St. Thomas R. C. Cemetery: Con: 12 Lot 7&8 –Minto Township In 1854, John Page and Jeremiah Burke each donated five acres each for a log church to be built and also to serve as a cemetery. The Church was closed in 1865 when Mount Forest built their own Church. It would not be until 1930 that Harriston would once again have its own Catholic Church. The date of the closing of this cemetery is unknown

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Nichol Township

Ponsonby Cemetery

I took the two pictures April 21, 2001, as part of our family reunion activities.  The dedication marker faces the highway, i.e., I was standing near the highway and was able to take the view from that location.  As you can see, the gathered stones are collected into a concrete, slanted base to the right of the dedication marker as viewed from the road. I took a picture of the only stone that seemed to relate to my family.  It did not occur to me that I might run across your fine site.  The wording on the stone is as follows:  

William J. / Son of / GEORGE & MARY ANN / ARISS(.) / died / Mar. 17, 1877; / Aged 4 Yr's 10 / Mo's & 16 Dy's / We loved this little one / And would have wished him stay. / But let our Father's will be done; / He shines in endless day. / WATSON & LAMBERT ELORA  

		The stone now appears to have said: " In memory of Margaret Ann HOWSE wife of George BROWN / d 12 Jul 1886 ae 27 Yrs". (Photo taken July 2004)
This stone is set to my viewing right of that of Joseph HADLEY and is that of Charlotte NEWMAN. This stone is broken and we could not read clearly the name of her husband; however, we interpreted the stone to read: In Memory of / Charlotte / wife of / ____ Newman / who died Octb 20 / 1875 / Aged 72 Years / Native of / Northamptonshire / ENGLAND.  This was followed by a 4 line epitaph which we did not transcribe and concluded with (?) / Elora.  Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as: In memory of Charlotte wife of John Newman who died 20 Oct 1875 ae 72 Years / Native of / Northamptonshire / England	This stone is set to my viewing right of that of Thomas HOWSE and is that of Joseph HADLEY.  Sue and I read the inscription to be: In memory of / Joseph Hadley / who died / Jan 25 1878 / aged 67 years / Matilda / wife of the above / died June 5, 18__ (?).  Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as: In memory of Thomas LASBY who died Jan 25 1878 / ae 67 years / Matilda wife of the above who died June 5 / 1854 ae 36 yrs	This photo is of me, James Barry Ariss, and of the stone to my viewing right of that of Ann HOWSE which is that of Thomas HOWSE.  Sue and I read the inscription to be: In Memory of / Thomas Howse / who died Oct' 7 / 1874 / Aged 86 Years / Native of / Northamptonshire / ENGLAND / He's gone: the loved & cherished one / Like some bright star he passed away / Death claimed his victim and he sank / Calm as the sun's expiring ray / Douglas & Brown / Elora.  Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as: In memory of Thomas HOWSE who died Oct 7 1874 / ae 86 years Native of Northamptonshire / England
This stone is set to my viewing right of that of Martin MARTIN and is that of Ann HOWSE.  Sue and I read the inscription to be: (?) Ann (?) Howse / wife of Thomas Howse / Dec 17, 1880 / AGED / 92 Years.  Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as: In memory of Ann Howse sister of Thomas & James / died 17 Dec 1880 ae 92 yrs.	This stone is set to my viewing right of that of Margaret Ann HOWSE and is that of Martin MARTIN.  The inscription reads: SACRED / to the memory of / MARTIN MARTIN / died 30th Mar 1872 / Aged 84 Years / A native of / Sussex, England	The first is set to my viewing right of that of Charlotte NEWMAN and is that of George HOWSE. This inscription we interpreted to read: In Memory of / GEORGE / son of / Thomas Howse / who died / June 16, 1858 / AE __39 years / also his daughter / MARY / wife of Daniel Peckover / died Feb 17, 1855 / AE 32 Years Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as:  In Memory of George son of Thomas HOWSE who died 16 / June 1858 ae 39 yrs / Also his dau MARY wife of Daniel PECKOVER / died 17 Feb 1855 ae 32 years The second is set to my viewing right of that of George HOWSE and is that of Levi PATMORE.  The inscription reads: In memory of / LEVI PATMORE / who died July 1st / 1872 / Aged 55 years 4 mo / Douglas & Brown / Elora
Is of the right hand end of the tombstones of the upper course and the stone is probably that of Mary LASBY.  The inscription was difficult to interpret, but we read it to be: In remembrance / Mary / -- - / Joseph / ___ / who died Dec 31, 1876 / aged 28 yrs 8 / mos & 25 dys This was followed by an epitaph which we did not transcribe. Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as:  In Memory of Mary beloved wife of Joseph LASBY / who died Dec 31 1876 / ae 28 yrs 8 mos 25 dys	This stone is at the right hand end of the tombstones of the lower course and is "below" that of Mary Lasby and is that of Joseph HALL.  The inscription reads: In memory of / JOSEPH HALL / Feby 7th 1801 / Aged 41 years Davidson / Guelph Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as:  In memory of Joseph HALL died Beb'y 7th 1861 / ae 41 years	This stone is set to my viewing left of that of Joseph HALL and is that of Elizabeth HORTON.  Sue and I read the inscription as: In memory of / ELIZABETH HORTON / Beloved wife of / George BYA, / who died Oct 30, 1851 / AE 57 years / also their son / GEORGE / died Mar 25 1859 / AE 28 years / NATIVES OF AYNHO / NORTH HAMPTONSHIRE / ENGLAND Marjorie Dow recorded the inscription as: In memory of Elizabeth HORTON beloved wife of / George BYE who died Oct 20, 1851 / ae 57 years / Also their son George died Mar 25 1859 / ae 28 years / Natives of Aynho, North Hamptonshire / England

Please contact Jim Ariss if you have ARISS connections at [email protected]

Additional information: ...As Sue and I found some of the stones to be in poor condition, while others were in remarkably good condition, we found it necessary to supplement our recording of the etchings on the stone with information from "BRANCH NOTES, Volume VIII, Number 2, of the Waterloo-Wellington Branch of O.G.S."
     The additional information was contained in an article from those "BRANCH NOTES" submitted by my 4th cousin, Marjorie Ruth Dow, nee Martin.  Marjorie's article was titled: "Monumental Inscriptions Ponsonby Cemetery".  She notes the location of the cemetery as "Lot 1 Concession VI On Elora Road north of Marden, being the township line between Nichol and Pilkington Townships.  Ponsonby was a preaching point on the Bethany Circuit (Pilkington Township) of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, now United Church of Canada.  Bethany is aligned with the Elora Pastoral Charge of the U.C.C."  Marjorie further notes the usage of the original cemetery to be from 1843 to 1890 and that her data was recorded in 1979.
     As the "first" stone had survived as separate pieces, Marjorie observes: "(Note: Stone badly weathered in 1979 -- wording provided by Mrs. Maisie (Clifford) HOWSE, Ariss, Ontario, who copied same in 1966.)

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Peel Township

Bethel Cemetery

Art Ernest FAIR	Paul G. SCHRAMM Clara A. CRAIG	George Emerson EATON	Allen G. D. ELLIS Elizabeth M. SMITH	John G. McQUEEN Hazel I. FORD
Charles LONG Florence DRURY	James DRURY Amy C. BOULDING	Herbert W. CLARK Bethea BLYTH Merle MORRISON Clarence J. CLARKE	George W. SMITH Margaret J. MITCHELL	William J. McWATERS
Adam Joshua CULP Elizabeth McCLOSKIE Susan Loria CULP Annie Edith E. CULP	Frederick CULP Mary TUTTLE Irene CULP Gordon CULP	William A. HUTCHISON Mary J. DENSMORE	Richard WINTER wife Rachel Ann	Archibald SMITH Mary M. HOWATT
Abram CANN Isabella PATTERSON Lavina JAMIESON	Fanny BERT	Kenneth N. GOLEM Joyce G. REEVES	Nellie ANDREWS Arthur COX

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Drayton Cemetery

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Ebenezer Primitive Methodist Church &Cemetery

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Hope Crescent Cemetery

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Mount Carmel Cemetery

Samuel YOUNG Martha Jane HEWITT	Jessie Margaret HEWITT Peter Morrison MILNE

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Mount Hebron Cemetery

John SAUNDERS Florence H. COLLINGRIDGE	John Tannock NEIL Emmelia Francis BUSCHLEN	Anthony BUSCHLEN Mary FARMER	Hubert MITCHELL Margaret ANDERSON	Alice SPURRELL James JOHNSTON Henrietta JOHNSTON John A. JOHNSTON Elsie JOHNSTON
William GREIG Emma CLEGG Bessie Greig HYSLOP	Margaret Jemima JACKSON	George EMERSON Margaret FRASER	James ISLES Mary Ann ALLISON (Native of Alloa Scotland)	John C. MITCHELL
George HUDSON	Eliza ROBINSON w/o J. T. COPE	Daniel HALLMAN Ada BAILEY w/o W. F. CARLAW	Margaret w/o James A. MITCHELL	George GRAHAM Barbara FRAZER Archie GRAHAM Mary PEDDIE
Andrew MURDOCH George MURDOCH Charles MURDOCH and inf children	Hugh CAMERON Margaret BURNSIDE James CAMERON J. M. CAMERON	Margaret ARMSTRONG w/o Andrew MURDOCK	THOMSON

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Peel Anglican Cemetery

This cemetery is located just outside of Glen Allen.

Janet Jones

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St. Matthews Cemetery

John H. ELLIS Laura MacDONALD Arvennia ELLIS Marven E. ELLIS h/o Grace SKERRITT	Ross Norman FERRIER Bruce George FERRIER	Oliver LANGDON Mae A. LITTLE	Gertrude Irene MORPHY Oscar Ernest BOWMAN Harman BOWMAN Gwendolen Gertrude FRITZ	Gary Wayne MARSHALL
Oliver R. MARSHALL W. Marna GRIFFITHS	Bruce ANDERSON Isabel HARRIS Patricia Mae ANDERSON Mona Jean ANDERSON	James S. MARTIN Mary L. JEFFERY	John R. MARTIN Jessie L. JEFFERY Ft. Sgt. John R. MARTIN Thomas Jeffery MARTIN Violet E. M. BENDER Donald SHAW	Richard J. CAMMIDGE Catharine WILKIE
Hugh LITTLE Flora Ann McNABB Frederick G. LITTLE Alice G. WARMINGTON	William JOHNSTON Margaret Ann WART	John C. BOULDING Elizabeth A. DRURY Charles Frederick BOULDING	Lewis E. HALPENNY Annie M. RAFTER Howard M. HALPENNY	James N. JONES Margaret BENHAM
William R. MARTIN Alice Mae HUGHES	Robert H. MARTIN Iva P. McTAVISH	Frederick J. SHAW Agnes J. MARTIN Alice Mary GAMBLE	George Lloyd GOULDING Amy Eliza McCONNELL	Lewis H. MARTIN Emma Rose ROONEY Clarence A. MARTIN
Robert T. WORKMAN Elizabeth J. TROUGHTON	Francis J. TROUGHTON Mary M. WORKMAN D. S. M. T. Whitney	Ruth Elva BROWNLEE Lloyd A. BROWNLEE L. Elva SMITH	John M. SAUNDERS Janet A. WALKER Ida J. BELL	Andrew ROBINSON Etta PRIOR
David ROBINSON Louisa J. GIBSON Grace Louisa ROBINSON	Thomas SMART Charlotte I. DAY	Duncan D. SAUNDERS	J. Alexander COLE Ann Eliza MITCHELL	Elwood C. ROBERTSON Helen E.
Lincoln S. SMALL Wilha R. KYLE Gordon K. SMAL Frieda M. COOK	Wallace W. SHORTT Margaret Pearl SIME	Dolly R. GOWLING Duncan GILLIES	James TUCKER Mary E. STEWART	Edith Lilly CORT Arthur Herbert HOLYOAKE

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St. Paul's Cemetery

James N. JONES Margaret BENHAM	William HART Isabella CUNNINGHAM	Jane LOWRY	William HOLLIS (native of Wright England)	Henry W. FULLER Edith STEPHENS
Stephen H. BENNETT Alvira STILLWELL	Albert CARTLIDGE Hannah NEWBY	Alexander McLEAN Margaret HODGSON	Rufus A. MARTIN Mary A. McLANAGHAN	John A. MARTIN Margaret M. MITCHELL
Abram JACKSON Emma Amanda BRIDGE	Annie THOMPSON George SMEETH	Robert GILES Martha	Mary Jane CAMERON w/o William PAULIN Marguerite PAULIN	John Cameron PAULIN
Francis SIM Catherine McTAVISH Agnes SIM	Mabel M. CARLAW Emma E. CARLAW	Olive Mabel JEFFERY Alice Maud JEFFERY	William COX Eliza CAMPBELL	Abel LANGDON wife Mary
Herbert HADLAND Mary J. McGAUGHEY	William H. HADLAND Mary Louise	Mary E. CAMPBELL George H. MORDEN Susan E. BROWN	McLEAN wife Margaret COWAN	John MEREDITH Mary Ann LEWIS
Robert SIVELL Delila HARPER	Robert CORRIE wife Sarah William CORRIE John CORRIE	Mary A. GOULD John CARBIN	Eliza BRIDGE Frederick CARBIN	TERNAN Grant Chalmer Marlene M. KELLY
Henry W. FULLER Edith STEPHENS	Joseph ELLIOTT Elizabeth CODE George R. ELLIOTT	David HENRY Emily PALLISTER Fred HENRY Eliza A. HENRY	John MEREDITH

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Victoria Drayton Cemetery - Section A

Robert BRUNKARD Elizabeth LOVE George H. STONE Mary STUBBS	James LOVE	Christian F. M. SCHROEDER wife Mary Ann William SCHROEDER Maitland C. SCHROEDER Mina N. SCHROEDER	Edward DALES (native of Yorkshire England) Roxanna POWELL	Lillian HAMBLY w/o Sidney McDOUGALL
Orlon Blake HENRY	A. C. WOODMAN	Charles W. LOWES Louisa DORNAN Ida L. LOWES Lottie E. LOWES	Alexander LOVE	Isabella BROADWOOD James BRAIDWOOD James HUSSEY Mary J. BRAIDWOOD James HUSSEY Ormonde I. HUSSEY Larene BEEMER
John HAIGHT Elizabeth EMES	Watson HAMBLETON Rhoda HEIGHT	Nixon WALKER Rosannah HAIGHT	Ormiston Z. HENRY Sarah C. WALKER D. Marguerite WEYAND	Thomas TOWRISS Rebecca Annie HUGHES
John A. TOWRISS Bertha L. WOOLEY Ivan B. TOWRISS	Charlse W. FLATH Maria E. BURROWS	Janet HADDOW William R. HADDOW	Alexander NICHOLSON Caroline STILES	JOHNSTON Mary Norma Aleandrina sister of Samuel James GRENVILLE
Sarah HODGE w/o John SHORT	Joseph HANLEY	James L. ROE ELizabeth J. DIEBEL Elzetta M. DIEBEL	Jacob SCHIECK Ada HAWKINS	Birdie Mary SMITH
William T. WHALE Eliza GROSE	Wesley L. WHALE Viola A. WHALE	Rev. James Walker Shilton McALISTER	Eliza J. SMITH Arthur Coles WHALE	John Lyonoal RUSTON John Earl RUSTON Nita L. MILLS
	John R. TOWRISS Mary E. GOULDING M. Arline TOWRISS Cecil BERRY Johnnie E. TOWRISS	William FLEWWELLING Frances Alice Louisa SNOW William FLEWWELLING	SPURRELL	HODGE
HODGE	William LOWES Annie HILL Lulu B. McNABB James W. LOWES Thanks Susan Genereaux!

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Victoria Drayton Cemetery - Section B

Augusta M. NOECKER	John A. NOECKER Wilhelmina NOECKER Augusta M. NOECKER	John A. NOECKER	Louis A. NOECKER	Edward GREEN George GREEN Annie PEARCE Roy P. GREEN Eva Grace GREEN
Earl Montrose ELLIS	Rev. William J. ELLIS Jennie IRVINE	Andrew ELLIS	Ruby Deans LONGMAN Ethel Mae (LONGMAN) ROE Roy M. ROE	Lina B. (HOOD) NOECKER
K. Otto NOECKER wife ? WOOD	Louis Alvin NOECKER Louise Christine KRAUTER	Geraldine (WOODMAN) NOECKER	Silas ARMSTRONG Emma Matilda NOECKER	Hulda C. LOWES J. Earl LOWES Richard S. LOWES Ann BRETT
William CRAGG Sarah WOOD Sarah J. CRAGG Charles H. CRAIG	Leiland W. CRAGG	John W. CRAGG Minnie NORRIS	Henry IRVINE Mary E. SHAVER	Florence HEFKEY Brock PHILP
Emerson C. McBETH Jean M. WOOLEY	William NOECKER Sarah BLACK NOECKER	Dickenson FLETCHER wife Sarah M. Catherine FLETCHER	Walter J. BILLINGS	Ralph CLOSE Mary McROBB
UDY HICKS Annie UDY William John UDY Nellie UDY	George W. DOUGLAS Bertha J. SCHIECK	Thomas ELLIOTT Emma HOLIDAY Mary RICHARDSON William H. ELLIOTT	Robert Minto ELLIOTT William Edgar ELLIOTT	Thomas ARMSTRONG
David PEACOCK	Susan J. (DALES) PEACOCK	C. Howard COWEN Cora E. BELL inf son Mark COWEN	Henry STURTRIDGE Annie CRAGG Bee F. STURTRIDGE	Stanley WHALE Agnes Ann CLOSE

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Victoria Drayton Cemetery - Section C

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Victoria Drayton Cemetery - Section D

Ann Eliza MANEER (w/o Thomas WILSON) Thanks Susan Genereaux!	Parmer WITHERS Elizabeth J. WILSON Thanks Susan Genereaux!	Robert GILLRIE Eliza WILSON Sussex GILLRIE Lavina McLACHLAN Thanks Susan Genereaux!

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Zion Hill United Church Cemetery

Thomas WILSON	Robert WILSON William WILSON

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Last updated: Monday June 30, 2008

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