Wooden cross with fleur-de-lys tips with metal rod — in French — Pierre Blin 1921 80 ans (see # 12)

Group of marble monuments — Thériault 1921 Thériault 1916

Lovely cement or granite monument with a cross on top — in French — En mémoire de Mandé Doucet décédé le 2 mai 1917 âgé de 75 ans

Sign indicating that the property belongs to the St Mary's Bay historical society (see La ville française p. 117-120)

Bilingual bronze plaque dated 1981 — Province of Nova Scotia — During the winter of 1755, Pierre (Piau) Belliveau and 120 Acadians took refuge here and escaped the Deportation. On September 8, 1769, the missionary Abbé Bailly celebrated the first mass in Clare. In 1774 this site was blessed by Abbé Mathurin Bourg and became the first cemetery in Clare.

View of the cemetery and the wooden crosses and one stone — enclosed with a wooden fence

Panel in the chapel

Painting in the chapel

View of the cemetery showing the large cross and the wooden crosses [each bearing a name but no date]

The only stone (a field stone) in the cemetery — with a small cross hand etched in the stone along with the name Marie Doucet and the date 1771

Interior of church

Lovely marble monument with a cross on top decorated with roses — Capt John A Stewart 1860-1931, his wife Marguerite 1854-1910

Wooden cross — Emelie Leblanc 1885 — 1953 — granite monument — in French — En mémoire de Robert A Stewart décédé le 21 avril 1931 âgé de 75 ans

Calvary (Christ on the cross, Mary Magdelene and the Virgin Mary) marks the location of the old church (1820-1905)

Field stone (slate), replacement cross behind, in French — Mémoire de la mort de Magdelene Leblanc décédé de ce monde l'an 1832 agé 99. [ lettres carved in relief — which implies specialized tools, formulation very unique not seen elsewhere ] Wooden cross with metal plaque: Magdelene Leblanc 1832 agée [sic] 99 see #48(1)