St Paul's Church

Cement block with metal plaque and little cross (as seen on Isle Madame) — Thomas Levangie 1886-1914 (deformation de Levandier)

Marble monument — Victor Leopold son of Patrick & Jane Doiron 1883-1914

Granite column with a cross on top — Placide Crispo 1909-1955 his wife Anna, sons Mark, Bernard, John (no dates)

Cement block with metal plaque with little cross (made in French Dale and as seen on Isle Madame) — Rev. H. Girroir 1825-1884 (he died Jan. 25 and was buried under the sancuary of the 1st church which burned down. The 2nd church also burned. The 3rd church was built further back, so the remains of Father Giroir actually lie under the parking lot. [ Given the patriotism of Father Girroir, it is very fitting that the little block in his memory has been placed by the statue of Our Lady of the Assumption, the patron saint of the Acadians ]

Cement block with metal plaque with little cross (made in French Dale and as seen on Isle Madame) — Rev. H. Girroir 1825-1884 (he died Jan. 25 and was buried under the sancuary of the 1st church which burned down. The 2nd church also burned. The 3rd church was built further back, so the remains of Father Giroir actually lie under the parking lot. [ Given the patriotism of Father Girroir, it is very fitting that the little block in his memory has been placed by the statue of Our Lady of the Assumption, the patron saint of the Acadians ]

Statue of Our Lady of the Assumption — note serpent at her feet

View showing a number of widely spaced monuments — no doubt indicating places once marked by wooden crosses

Christ on the cross

Monuments widely spaced

Marble monument — 2 sons, one a veteran victim of WW1: In memory of Willie son of Mr and Mrs Paul Landry died June 14, 1918 aged 20 years also our brave hero Ambrose P who was killed in Rolincourt, France, Apr 5, 1918 aged 26

Marble monument — 2 sons, one a veteran victim of WW1: In memory of Willie son of Mr and Mrs Paul Landry died June 14, 1918 aged 20 years also our brave hero Ambrose P who was killed in Rolincourt, France, Apr 5, 1918 aged 26

Row of monuments in the modern section of the cemetery — view of St. George's Bay in the distance

Sandstone column with a cross on top — inscription difficult to decipher — Charles Boucher 1950?? [ most sandstone columns date from 18th century or early 20th ]

Sandstone column with a cross on top — inscription difficult to decipher — Charles Boucher 1950?? [ most sandstone columns date from 18th century or early 20th ]