Pair of marble monuments (sunk in ground, inscription partly visible) — Mary Foley native of Co. Killearney Thomas H. Foley Nov. 2 1869

Lovely wrought iron cross with heart-shaped tips

Beautiful marble monument in good shape — with cross on rocks, vine, stars — in French — À la douce mémoire de Vénérante Melancon femme de Maximien Comeau décédée le 25 août 1888 âgée de 78 ans R.I.P. [rare example of use of maiden name in Clare]

2 marble monuments in good shape (husband and wife) — in French — see #17 (Vénérante Melancon) et #14 (Maximien Comeau — 1874)

Beautiful marble monument, upper part in shape of a cross — in French — Ici repose le corps de Monique Thériault épouse de Charles Robichaud décédée le 25 féverier [sic] 1911 O vous! Mes parents et mes amis souvenez-vous de moi. R.I.P. — [rare example of the use of the maiden name in an invocation ]

Handmade cement cross in very good shape — in French — Marguerite Robichaud 1912 Dec 20 mars âgé 41 ans Priez (on the base)

Square granite column — in French — En mémoire de John Mecchi décédé le 9 mai 1912 âgé de 80 ans

Large column with a cross on top — in French — Marc L. Deveau mort le 6 janvier 1912 âgé de 72 ans Honorine Robicheau son épouse morte le 1 janvier 1915 âgé de 80 ans R.I.P.

Group of 7 little cement crosses with no date, placed on edge of cemetery near the church — (perhaps children, victims of an epidemic)

Cement monument with a cross on top (common style) — in French — En mémoire de Félix Deveau décédé le 11 juin 1911 âgé de 80 ans Paule Deveau [no information or date for the wife]

Cement monument with a cross on top — in French — À la mémoire de Vital Leblance DCD le 9 sept 1935 âgé de 74 ans

Cement monument with a cross on top — in French — À la mémoire de Vital Leblance DCD le 9 sept 1935 âgé de 74 ans

Broken wooden cross on ground — in French — Catherine 14 avril 19?

Wooden cross — in French — Odille A. Comeau DCD S. 5 ag 1939?

View showing empty space in the centre of the cemetery — Christ resurrected on the left and the cross at the back [perhaps location of former church or rectory] the monuments have no doubt been realigned