Hi,
The following burial was for my Great Aunt who was stillborn.
I don't know if she has a marker or stone.
She is listed as Baby Galley.She died on 6 July 1890.
The location of her grave is OLD 3/01/022/0009
She was the first child born to William and Mary Ann (Wharton) Galley.
Thanks,
Elaine

Hi,

I'm headed to the cemetery tomorrow and will look this up for you. If you send me your email address I will fwd you photos of the site or I can just post them here :)

Christina

Hi Christina,
My email address is eglanglois@hotmail.com
I've put your email on my safe sender list because hotmail sometimes blocks unknown senders.
The info about her burial may be on page 18 at the cemetery.
Thanks so much.In my address those are the letter g
Elaine

Hi Elaine,

I just sent you an email but realized I used a different address than the one I have posted here so it may have gone to your junk mail.

Have a great weekend!

Hi,
I didn't get your email..it's not in my junk mail either.
Please post here and I'' be sure to get it.
Thanks alot.
Elaine

Hi Elaine,

I'm sad to say that I struck out while looking for your Great Aunt's grave at Mountainview this afternoon. There was quite a large area in her section that did not seem to have any markers at all so I'm wondering if perhaps her grave is unmarked. I don't give up easily so I will go back in few weeks (might be a month though) and take another peek.

While looking around her area I noticed that there weren't too many markers from the late 1800s (most from 1910 onwards). Those that were from the 1800s were heavily weathered and some were not readable. Again, I don't give up easily so I will head back out when the weather is nicer for me to look around more.

I hope you enjoy your weekend :)

Christina

Hi, Contact the Cemetery -
http://vancouver.ca/commsvcs/nonmarketoperations/mountainvie...
They will be able to tell you if there was a marker placed for Baby GALLEY dcd July 6 1890 - Grave site
OLD /3/01/022/0009.
http://vancouver.ca/commsvcs/nonmarketoperations/mountainvie...
Don't know if the Cemetery ever had wooden markers - if they did - and were not replaced - may no longer exist.
http://vancouver.ca/commsvcs/nonmarketoperations/mountainvie...
Cheers, & Good Luck, Stella