Danny Leblanc, Clifford O'Neil and Sally Ross

View of a wooden cross (Genevière Boudreau 1841-1939) and other replacement crosses [according to Dany, they were placed on the instigation of Father Cormier]

Nice cement monument with a cross and leaves, painted letters, in French, En mémoire de Marguerite Belliveau Dec. Nov. le 27 1944 âgée de 35 R.E.P. [ = Repose en paix] [NB abbreviation of décédé]

Thick cement cross, hand carved letters — in French — Théophiste Boudreau DCD 17 sept 1918 âge 31 ans [one of the rare examples of the use of the abbreviation DCD outside the Chéticamp area]

Sandstone monument — letters and cross carved in relief — Severin Leblanc jan 1903 âge 63 ans Le premier enterré ici [The first person buried here]

View of part of the cemetery with Notre-Dame-de-Mont-Carmel Church in background [Note trees planted to mark boundary — rare phenomenon]

2 little blocks of granite [Dany Leblanc's mother and father] — Leah O'Neil 1893-1955 (with cross) ; Mame Hilda O'Neil Leblanc 1926-1993 (with rose)

Wooden? cross with plaque — Ralph O'Neil 1925 Meteghan 1992

Painted cement monument with plaque — O'Neil Joseph 1864-1933 Vénérante 1863-1934

Gray heart-shaped marble monument with Christ on the cross — in French — En mémoire de Joseph C Comeau décédé le 4 novembre 1929 âgé de 69 ans R.I.P.

Cement cross with plaque, Apolinaire Leblanc 1881-1956 [according to Dany Leblanc, he was buried outside the cemetery but when the fence was taken down and the cemetery enlarged, he was reintegrated]

Cement monument with a cross on top — in French — en Memoire de Antoine Comeau Dec le 16 Dec 1961 age de 87 ans [NB abbreviation of décédé]

Granite monument — veteran — A Arcade Leblanc 1960 Age 28

Cement monument with flowers and a book — in French — Rose Doucet décédé oct 19 1950 âgé 93 ans

Cement monument with a cross on top with a cross in the cross, decorated with leaves — in French — En mémoire de Marie 1879 — 1965 Thériault