View of the front entrance of the church — name in French only

Overall view of the cemetery with the calvary in the distance (Christ on the cross, Mary Magdelene and the Virgin Mary)

The church seen from the cemetery

Wrought iron cross in a sandstone base (as seen in St Bernard — 45# 21).See below #18

Wrought iron cross with a metal plaque — "Uncle" Alfred Belliveau Never forgotten 1894-1964

2 little blocks of cement — Sarah Belliveau 1861-1955 Edouard Belliveau 1850-1950?

A number of monuments — Cottreau / Saulnier / Deveau — in French — En mémoire de Nellie Deveau

Lovely wrought iron cross in a sandstone base — different style than #14

Marble monument — appears to be the oldest grave marker in the cemetery — in French — En mémoire de Emilie morte Dec 8 188? âgée de 21 ans fille de Nicieuse? et Marguerite Therru

Marble monument with framed cross — in French — La mémoire de Damas Saulnier mort le 10 Fév. 1893 âgé de 74 ans

2 quite ornate wrought iron crosses (the one on right is damaged)

Cement cross — in French — Elisabeth Comeau DC Oct 15 1902

Cement cross — in French — Philippe Comeau Ag. 67 ans Dec Oct 9 1908

Large marble column with a cross on top (heavy on top) — in French — À la mémoire de l'Hon. Sénateur Ambroise H. Comeau décédé le 25 août 1911 âgé de 52 ans R.I.P. Louise Comeau son épouse décédée le 8 mai 1935 âgée de 70 ans [The letters and the placement of RIP indicate that the monument is from around 1911. see also 52 #4 — similar monument in Corberrie — Maxime Melanson who died in 1904 and his wife in 1932]

Zinc monument (white bronze) — in French — Eustache Comeau décédé le 28 janvier 1888 74 ans Catherine Comeau épouse de Eustache Comeau décédée le 28 octobr [sic] 1907 âgée de 93 ans [Deborah Trask says this type of very rare monument was the precursor of the "pre-need" monument]