Metal plaque damaged by a lawnmower, on a small block of cement — name and dates only ; Nectaire Marchand 1878-1913 This is the only one of its kind left, There were a number of them in 1984 and 1993. [According to Father JJ MacDonald, from abt 1956 to 1980, Father John Webb ran a men's detox centre in French Vale. The men made these little grave marker blocks that were sold to the parishes for $10 a piece.]

Same style as #19, sandstone monument with a cross on top, in French — Very clear inscription carved in relief: À la douce mémoire de Minnie Leblanc épouse de Simone Leblanc décédée le 9 de mars 1924 âgé de 42 ans RIP

Sandstone monument with a sacred heart, in French, Capt William Martell 1926 — 60 ans

Sandstone monument with a cross on top, in French — Alex Boudreau 1924

Sandstone monument with a cross on top, in French — Boudreau 1926 — 72 ans

Cement or sandstone cross broken

Several cement crosses — this view gives an idea of the "empty" space in the cemetery

View of this new cemetery located beside the baseball field on the so-called "stretch" at the entrance of Petit-de-Grat — bilingual monument: Étoile de la mer — Star of the Sea Cemetery En mémoire de nos défunts / In memory of our deceased

Plaque indicating the people in memory of whom the hedge surrounding the cemetery was planted (potentilla).

Plaque indicating the people in memory of whom the hedge surrounding the cemetery was planted (potentilla).

Plaque indicating the people in memory of whom the hedge surrounding the cemetery was planted (potentilla).

Plaque indicating the people in memory of whom the hedge surrounding the cemetery was planted (potentilla).

Bilingual name : Cimetière Étoile de mer — Star of the Sea Cimetière

View of the cemetery with the community centre La Picasse in the background

Monument in memory of the fishermen of Petit-de-Grat drowned at sea between 1908-1986 (27 names)