Surname | Given | Born | Died | Age | Inscription |
Robbins | Caroline | Dec. 3, 1910 | 65 yrs. | Our mother here lies underground. The dearest friend we ever found But through the Lord’s unbounded love We’ll meet again in realms above | |
Robbins | Eliab | Nov. 3, 1897 | 56 yrs., 8 mos. | And I hear a voice from Heaven saying unto me, write Blessed are the dead which Die in the Lord. From hence-forth, yea, saith the spirit, That they may rest from Their labours and their Works. Do follow them.Rev. Ch. 14, Ver. 13 | |
Smith | Sarah Jane | Nov. 29, 1901 | 21 yrs. | So blooms the human face divine When youth its pride of beauty shown Fairer than Spring the colours shine And sweeter then the Virgin roseBeloved wife of Isaac John Smith |
The following table is based upon information from Vital Statistics, Death Register on the Newfoundland Grand Banks website (ngb.chebucto.org); as well as from interviews with citizens in the community.
Name | Given | Birth | Death / Interred | Age | Notes |
Brown | Sarah Ann | c1855 | unknown | 1st wife of James Brown | |
Brown | Sarah Ann | c1871 | 44 yrs | 2nd wife of James Brown | |
Lambert | William John | September 23, 1894 | 1 wk. | ||
Cramm | George | April 11, 1898 | 18 yrs | ||
Lambert | Mary Ann | November 22, 1898 | 25 yrs | ||
Lambert | Samuel J | December 7, 1899 | 10 days | ||
Brown | James | June 7, 1900 | 77 yrs | ||
Brown | John | August 23, 1902 | 57 yrs | ||
Brown | James | September 1, 1907 | 6 yrs | son of Jacob and Mary Susannah Brown | |
Brown | Sarah Ann | February 1, 1917 | c 78 yrs | 3rd wife of James Brown |
Transcribed by Eric Stringer, May 2014
These transcriptions may contain human errors. As always, confirm these as you would any other source material.