Plaque on the base of Our Lady of the Assumption statue which stands where the 1st church used to be [ For a photo of the old church and cemetery, see La Ville française, tome II, p. 404)] The 1st church was built in 1853 and served until 1942. Our Lady of the Assumption, pray for us. (Patron saint of the Acadians)

Our Lady of the Assumption statue

Granite monument — in French — Noyés Resther Amirault DCD 28 mars 1935 âgé de 19 ans Norman DoucetT DCD 28 mars âgé de 14 ans

Placide Belliveau's superb marble monument — in French — En mémoire de Placide Belliveau décédé le 21 février 1890 âgé 76 ans R.I.P. see also 46 #2, #3, #4

Detail #27

Detail #28

View of the central alley with the Christ on the cross in the background

Marble monument with a cross on top with crucifix — in French — En mémoire de Pierre Dugas décédé le 12 de nov, 1921 âgé de 86 ans Catherine Leblanc décédée le 20 de août 1908 âgée de 68 ans R.I.P. [a unique example of a woman with a different name than the man and who is not identified in relation to the man.]

Group of monuments and wooden crosses — Leblanc (in French) / / Comeau / Melanson

Granite monument — in French — Révérend Pierre C. Comeau 1914-1982 Ordination — 1941 + croix de bois — Marguerite Comeau Dec Jan. 26 15 months

3 monuments — veterans — Thibodeau 1979, 1988, 1955

Very large granite monument with a cross on top — Philip Melanson born Dec. 11 1853 died Dec 10 1913 Pauline Melanson born Aug. 17 1853 died Sept.28 1906 Requiescant in pace

Granite monument — Paul H. Stelehin Major West Nova Regiment 1910-1989 Author Electric City New France

Very large granite monument with a cross on top — Stehelin

Very large granite monument with a cross on top — Stehelin — on the base: Emile J. Stelehin 1870-1945 In loving memory Anne M. Stelehin 1870-1947 Sur la croix: Emile Stelehin 1837?-1918 Thérèse Stelehin 1849-1910