Cemeteries in New Brunswick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Shediac Baptist Church - LOOK UP REQUEST

jbturner120 — 2013-05-12 03:19:54Z

Hi - I am hoping someone can take a photo of a specific grave for me. I am looking in the old Shediac Baptist Church which was on the property of the now Shediac Bay Community Church.

Nelson A. Marrett, parents Thomas and Easter Marrett. d. Nov 1873

It may be a small grave as it was for a child. Anyone kind enough to take a pic, I thank you greatly in advance

juliejulie120@yahoo.ca

Shediac Baptist Church - LOOK UP REQUEST

jbturner120 — 2013-05-12 03:19:48Z

BATHURST CEMETERY

jsrawn — 2013-03-18 00:59:19Z

If anyone has access to transcripts of the R.C. (?) cemetery of Bathurst, I would be grateful for a lookup of a Reta / Rita (nee HENDERSON) married name HUSSEY. Husband's name is Lyndell. This woman died in Sept 2003 and was "laid to rest in Bathurst".
I realize your town is probably under a LOT of snow right now, but if you have access to a printed list of burials, I would love to have this information for our family tree.
Thank you for reading my query.
Joan Rawn

Re: Cookville Cemetery

MLund — 2013-02-05 21:30:00Z

Cookville is a farming community northeast of Sackville. My Lund family has had a farm there for about 200 years. It's cemetery is not included in the the provincial archives or the Westmorland County website. I have posted a copy here: http://cemetery.canadagenweb.org/NB/NBC0883/
Some of the families include the Cooks (the village was named for the first settler, David Cook: they are the most numerous in the cemetery also), Estabrooks, McPhees, Polleys, O'Briens, Towses, Lunds and more.

Looking for Bentley Headstones

Scotty1979 — 2013-01-13 00:40:44Z

Hi there

I am seeking pictures of Bentley headstones in the NB area.

James Halloran grave

kathleen_halloran — 2012-11-26 15:46:17Z

I am searching for information about the death/burial of James Halloran, born 1784 in Ireland (Limerick?) and who emigrated to Mirimichi, New Brunswick with his brother John in 1826. He lived in Nelson Parish, Mirimichi and farmed with brother, John. He did not emigrate to Michigan, USA when John and family did in 1868, so assumed he died in Mirimichi area. Can anyone help me with information about James's death and/or burial?

Re: Basque/McGraw/McGrath

GiseleVaillancourtDubois — 2012-11-26 01:05:11Z

Hi Caroline. I may be able to help you. These are my ancestors. Georges McGrath and Marguerite Basque from Tracadie, NB.

Please send me any questions you may have & I will try to help.

gisele.d@xplornet.ca

Re: Cedar Hill Cemetery in St. John, New Brunswick

peachiemom — 2012-08-23 14:46:16Z

Hello to all
does anyone live near the cemetery.. I would love a look up for mary grace edison, b. jan 21 1894 d. feb 23 1951 her husband was robert j. edison..
parents are bessie nichols and john laucan.. she is buried at cedar hill cemetery would love any info and if someone can take a picture.. thanks so much for helping me out..

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

walkerwillis — 2012-05-30 14:47:05Z

I've looked in the Elmwood Cemetery listings as compiled in a book by the NB Genealogical Society and found this
1872-1978 Lee G Moore
(o-21 Aug 1951)
buried 7 Oct 1978
1898-1951 Kathleen P Long h/w
buried 21 Aug 1951
In lot BPC0944

Re: O'Shaughnessy/Fennell/Collins

DaphneWetmore — 2012-04-05 17:30:42Z

Did you check the NB archives? http://archives.gnb.ca/SiteMap.aspx?culture=en-CA
Go to newspaper vital statistics (halfway down the page) and search by last name for records pre 1900, and go to Vital Stats near the top for more recent records. LOTS of NB history here!

http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/NewspaperVitalStats/Details.aspx...

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

kthlnrus — 2012-02-29 02:05:40Z

Have many relatives buried at Elmwood - is there a list of burial plots - at this time, I'm particularly interested in Moore, Lee Gordon, born Oct. 23 1892 and died Sept. or October 1976 ... and ... his wife Kathleen Pearl Moore, nee Long born 1898 and passed August 1951. Also many LONG's that are buried there, including my grandmother and aunts and uncles.

O'Shaughnessy/Fennell/Collins

KMasiulis — 2012-02-13 02:06:33Z

Searching for relatives /info on Dennis O'Shaughnessy born 1821 Ireland, Limerick? died Sept 17, 1889 in New Brunswick, CAN married to Cathering FennellBorn Ireland 1823. No other info on Catherine. Patrick O'Shaughnessy is the son of Denis and Catherine. Patrick was born on Mar 15, 1859. He died Jan 17, 1924. Married to Hanora Joanna Collins ( b. Aug 26, 1860 d. 1948) Married Apr 26, 1881.
Any info on the relatives of Patrick, Denis or places they were born would be appreciated.
Thank you .
Kathy Masiulis

Re: looking for scott and slater

Jamiescott2_1 — 2012-02-07 05:59:26Z

Alexander scotts dads name is Robert and Alexander's mother is Katherine freeborn born 1833 both born in northern Ireland donegal county area which is norther Ireland Roberts dad is named William Scott according To a marrage certificate found online... Katherine's dad is named Alexander freeborn born 1803.. all at from Ireland.. That is as far as I can get and I believe it is all accurate! I saw some stuff. More about William Scott and Robert Scott but nothing with a lot of proof its acctually them.. If you can find any info on them I would appreciate it!!!
Rachel slater was born in new Brunswick may 1863-oct 3 1937 her parents are Andrew John slater born in Ireland 1825 and her mother was Catherine Henderson

Cookville Cemetery

MLund — 2011-11-30 19:22:51Z

Trail of Tears for Irish Immigrants

etpapa02 — 2011-11-04 20:09:06Z

http://www.newirelandnb.ca/Irish-Trail-Quarantine-Stations/H...

Hospital (Hardwood) Island which was a quarantine station for inbound immigrants who were diagnosed as having cholera. It is thought that there were as many as 400 Irish immigrants - many of them children - buried there. My Mom told of how half of her Mother's family died in the Thousand Islands of cholera, and other diseases, while they were awaiting admittance to the United States. Half of the survivors turned back and became Canadian citizens, just to get out of the camps and have a better chance of surviving.
Richard Weeks
Quoted here by Eric Thornton

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

bestabro — 2011-09-06 18:54:50Z

OK Ivy,
I called Elmwood cem today and they already had your email inquiry. I will supply(hopefully) a link to Moncton census that shows them both in 1901 and then her as a widow in 1911. I also found a link to Dr James ROSS's death certificate. I do have a bit of biography on him as a physician. Just wondering if she went back to NS after his death. If I can help further let me know.

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/uidlinks/Links.jsp?uid=150...

http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/GovRecs/VISSE/141C4.aspx?culture...

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

ivymacm — 2011-09-05 16:22:17Z

I am wondering if Ruth B. Ross was buried in Elmwood. Her date of death would have been 1900 - 1906 approximately. She was born in Scotland and married James Ross in 1867 in Bedford Basin, Halifax. Perhaps the Ross family had a plot there or the Burgess family as she was born Ruth Martha Burgess and her father was Epharim Edward Burgess. thank you for any help you can give me. Yours truly, Ivy

Re: cemetaries in woodstock new brunswick ca

nicolalindsay — 2011-04-17 23:41:36Z

Try looking under New Brunswick archives, there is a place you can search names of cemeteries and location . Once there you can search names.

MacCallum

suematthews176 — 2011-02-11 17:17:02Z

I am looking for connections to a MacCallum family. I know one of the daughter's (my nan) was Gladys Mary Elizabeth Louise MacCallum. Her father was Albert MacCallum and he was deceased by the time she married over in England in 1932 to an Arthur Cecil Matthews. I have been told her sisters were Lillian and Mamie and her brother was Ross. I don't know much more. I would like to know where she was born and any relations alive that know anything about the family at all? Thank you.

gravesite of Osite Dupuis Melanson

landrytmartin — 2010-12-16 18:18:56Z

I am searching for the gravesite of Osite Dupuis Melanson who was born in Memramcook, NB in 1867, married Magloire Melanson and died in Scoudouc, NB in 1897. Her parents were Benoni Dupuis and Natalie Boudreau.

Re: looking for scott and slater

kminervino — 2010-09-08 01:48:39Z

Hello,

My mother-in-law's father was Samuel Walker (b. about 1890). His mother was Margaret Slater and his father was Samuel Walker (born in Ireland). They were from Moncton, NB. Evidently his mother died when he was young and the father "farmed out" the children. Young Samuel was raised in Moncton by a family surnamed Scott. I have some information on young Samuel and a couple of his siblings to share with anyone interested.

I would love to find out more about this family.

Thank you,

Kristen

cemetaries in woodstock new brunswick ca

tacrafts — 2010-01-20 01:35:55Z

how would i find the cemetary for grandparents
mary post fanning and michael fanning

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

tonyburniston — 2010-01-18 21:56:27Z

i have found a elmwood cemetery on mclaughlin drive moncton new brunswick i hope it is the one you are looking for.its not far from wheelers blvd.good luck from tony.

betty muriel dougay [nee] burniston

tonyburniston — 2010-01-16 12:37:38Z

i am trying to find out were my auntie is buried she died i think in 1976 i know she was born on the 20/february 1926 in basingtoke hampshire england.i know she married william dougay in surrey england in 1944 then emigrated to canada in around 1946/1947.they were living at 149 high street moncton in april 1958 thats why i think she might be buried in elmwood cemertry in mclaughlin drive which is close by if not would you be able to find her buriel place so i can visit in the future.marlene and michael are her children,thanks tony burniston england.

CanadianHeadstones.com - New, fully automated headstone photo website

jamckane1 — 2009-07-23 10:49:26Z

Hi - We have developed a new, fully automated headstone archive website for all of Canada at CanadianHeadstones.com

The mission of this project is to capture digital images of headstones of our ancestors. As decades pass -- many stones are becoming harder, if not impossible, to read the inscriptions they originally contained.

By archiving the images, we can help save these important records and also assist researchers using this valuable resource.

This Headstone Photo Project is a privately sponsored, non-profit, educational site. Success of the Project depends completely upon the activities of many volunteers and other individuals who contribute photographs to the archive.

Help save history for future generations!

Re: Caraquet, Gloucester, N.B., Canada Cemeteries

JeanClaude90 — 2009-07-14 03:20:52Z

Cemeteries for the province of New Brunswick. Choose Gloucester county: http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/NBCemeteries/Default.aspx?cultur...

For Caraquet itself, the cemetery itself is named after the church, Saint Pierre aux Liens :
http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/NBCemeteries/Cemeteries.aspx?cul...
then choose the name you are looking for.

Re: Caraquet, Gloucester, N.B., Canada Cemeteries

JeanClaude90 — 2009-07-14 03:19:53Z

Where in N.B. is John Coleman McGlashing & wife buried????

sandimcintyre51 — 2009-07-09 15:02:30Z

Hello: I'am trying to locate the cemetery where John Coleman McGlashing and his wife Isabella Mary(Seaman)McGlashing are buried.

John I believe died @1871 & Mary @1851 in Cape Tormentine.

Thanks to all.

Re: Caraquet, Gloucester, N.B., Canada Cemeteries

ELLinSpain — 2009-03-31 10:20:43Z

Hello

you have posted this message to UK - is there a connection?

Caraquet, Gloucester, N.B., Canada Cemeteries

irishkungfu1 — 2009-03-30 23:14:50Z

I am working on my Dugas/Cormier Caraquet, N.B./Lowell, MA Family Tree and have many distant relatives in Caraquet, NB, Canada. The town has a ton of Dugas and Cormier families. I am looking for any information on cemeteries in Caraquet and any information that may help in my research. Please contact me at Irsihkungfu1@yahoo.com Thanks, Craig Dougherty

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

allablaze — 2009-02-28 00:35:30Z

Any Murray in New Brunswick is related to me. My Murray's landed at Murray's Cove. They left Scotland and came to Canada. Anne Murray is from Nova Scotia, and I have been told that she is not related. I have history back to 1860?
It will take me sometime to dig it out.
I'm 69 years old, how old are you. allablaze@comcast.net if you want to correspond.
John

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

RichardMurray63 — 2009-02-27 23:17:48Z

John,
I am descended from the Murray's of New Ireland, Albert Co.
Any connection?
Richard

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

allablaze — 2009-02-27 22:00:09Z

I left out a few things in my last posting!
Elmwood did have a fire and lost a lot in the files from this cemetery.
I have taken a bunch of pictures of familes that I know is related to me..
John A

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

allablaze — 2009-02-27 21:52:01Z

I have visited there four times. The murray family comes from the Scotch Settlement, and most are buried in Elmwood Cemetery. We are related to a lot of fmilies in this cemetery. I once purchased a book of all folks that are there bruied up to 2006.
Who are you looking for??
A lot of cemeteries in Canada are on line with all the information they can find. Elmwood Cemetery had a fire years past and a lot of information was lost.
John

Re: looking for scott and slater

greglewis9302 — 2008-11-19 19:30:58Z

my wife is also a descendant.
we were at mary scotts funeral this week.
her husband was a scott whos grandfather was alexander scott married to rachel slater.
email me

greg

Re: Cedar Hill Cemetery in St. John, New Brunswick

dadummer2 — 2008-11-02 04:56:31Z

Hi Pam,

THANK YOU for looking into this and sharing the very detailed results! For all the online searches I've done, I managed to overlook the websites you referenced, so I'm all the more grateful for this post! I really appreciate the help!

Re: Cedar Hill Cemetery in St. John, New Brunswick

Pam_Kerouack — 2008-10-10 02:31:42Z

Hi Daddrummer
This is the information I found on Cedar Hill Cemetery:
CLARK:
68. John Clark d. 13 Jan 1843 ae 70 yrs
h/w Rebecca d. 28 Mar 1851 ae 77 yrs
84. John Saunders Clark b. Yarmouth, NS 30 Mar 1778 d. 21 Jan 1867
Catherine Wetmore w/o John S. Clark d. 19 Mar 1849 ae 65 yrs
115. Joseph [Saunders] Clark d. 7 Jun 1842 ae 31 yrs

SMITH:
27. James H. Smith d. 10 Mar 1861 ae 37 yrs
114. Mary Smith w/o William M. Smith d. 25 Sep 1843 ae 24
yrs

I couldnt find the Drummer name. The site I found this on:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~damery/SJ/...

Greenwood Cemetery
Sand Cove Road, Saint John West, NB
CLARK:
01. Daniel Wetmore Clark 7 Sep 1818 - 27 Dec 1902
03. Louisa Elizabeth Clark, spinster
d. 25 Aug 1893 ae 74 yrs
06. Jemima w/o John J. Clark d. 5 Aug 1887 ae 55 yrs
John J. Clark d. 15 Nov 1902 ae 87 yrs 6 mos
15. Sarah M. w/o James T. Clark 2 Jan 1828 - 25 Dec 1904

The site that lists allot of the cemeteries in the area you are looking for:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~damery/SJ/...

Seymour Memorial Cemetery York County New Brunswick

BarbaraLloyd55 — 2008-08-28 11:04:20Z

I have just found out that my great uncle Samuel Maycock was buried here in 1903. He died from drowning on 26th May 1903 - he would have been about 13.

He arrived in Halifax as a home child from the Middlemore Home in Birmingham, with his brother Arthur in 1901. I have no idea what happened to the boys when they arrived or who was responsible for them. I would be so grateful for any information whatsoever - either about Samuel's life and death or about his grave or burial.

Cedar Hill Cemetery in St. John, New Brunswick

dadummer2 — 2008-07-20 09:59:48Z

Is anyone aware of resources pertaining to burials/headstones in Cedar Hill Cemetery in St. John, New Brunswick? I know that at least some of my ancestors are buried there (from the Dummer family, and possibly the Smith and/or Clark family, as well), and I wonder if the tombstones might help me to at least fill in some missing dates or even identify some unknown relatives. Thanks for any ideas...

Re: looking for scott and slater

dmscott50 — 2008-05-04 02:00:06Z

Hello -- I am their great-great granddaughter. My grandfather has told me that Alexander and his two brothers (one named Robert, the other we do not know) sailed from Ireland to St. John in the 1880's. Alexander and Robert left the ship in St. John -- but they left the third unnamed brother sleeping on the ship and he ended up in Pennsylvania.
Any additional information that you could give me would be appreciated as my grandfather is very interested in his lineage and I have not been able to find anything as of yet. Thanks!!

Albert County Cemeteries, New Brunswick Canada online

Helena98 — 2008-04-30 21:25:09Z

New site with transcripts and pictures of headstones for some Albert Country, New Brunswick cemeteries

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mhlewis/ne...

Re: looking for scott and slater

bpattman — 2007-11-10 03:36:34Z

Haven't found anything on Alexander. If I find anything, I'll let you know. Don't know if you already have this but this looks like Rachel's family.

Andrew Slater born Ireland age 56 Farmer Richmond, Carleton Nb
Catharine Slater, wife born Ireland age 54
Catharine J slater age 20 born NB
Rachel A Slater age 17 born NB
Andrew J Slater age 14 born NB
1881 Canadian Census

Re: looking for scott and slater

greglewis9302 — 2007-11-10 02:14:29Z

thank you.I knew the years of birth and death but not the day and month.Do you know any thing about Alexander's parents?

Re: looking for scott and slater

bpattman — 2007-11-10 01:35:37Z

Alexander Scott died Aug 2, 1932 and Rachel Scott died Oct 3, 1937. Both are buried at St Paul's Anglician Cemetery, Carleton Co. NB The were married on Feb 17, 1887 in Woodstock, Carleton Co NB

Cemeteries of New Brunswick and PEI

alinecorm — 2007-10-15 00:31:36Z

I have transcribed the cemeteries of Grand Digue Kent County, Saint Paul Kent County, I have Cocagne Kent County,Notre Dame Kent County, I have Shediac Road westmorland County, I have Irishtown Cemetery, I have Richiboucto Village, I have Egmont Bay ,North and South Rustico PEI, I have also the names of the Memramcook, Shediac, Saint Anselme,Adamsville Barachois Cap Pele Sainte Marie Kent County,Scoudouc Westmorland County, Haute Aboujagane, Collette if any of you are interested. The bottom names were from a joint project. These cemeteries can be found at www.acadian-roots.com thank you

looking for scott and slater

greglewis9302 — 2007-09-18 17:06:01Z

looking for family of alexander scott and rachel slater.
carlton n.b

Re: Basque/McGraw/McGrath

nbranchbernard — 2007-01-16 20:04:27Z

Hello!

I've done a bit of reseach in the Acadian Peninsula area in the past.

Why don't you contact me offline and will try to help you.

Nathalie Branch-Bernard
nbranch1@nb.sympatico.ca

Basque/McGraw/McGrath

carolinebasque39 — 2007-01-16 19:31:24Z

Hi
i am looking any information about my grandfather Albert Basque or my grandmother Marie Anne McGraw from Tracadie. If anybody has info on Tracadie NB or anything about the family from the deportation 1755. i have a hard time knowing anything about the McGraw/McGrath family Of Tracadie NB. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

Nepatriotfan — 2007-01-11 00:24:00Z

Thank you so much.

Re: Looking for Elmwood cemetery listing in Moncton

nelsonallison3 — 2007-01-07 18:50:23Z

Don't know if you are still looking for this info but here is how to contact this cemetery.

Elmwood Cemetery Co.
200 Elmwood Drive,P.O. Box 485
Moncton N.B. E1C 8L9
(506)856-6990
www.elmwoodcemetery.net