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Maple Leaf and St Anthony's Cemeteries Chatham City

History

Only a few of the Historical Monuments here.
A Tour of Maple Leaf and St Anthony's Cemeteries
A Time Line of M/L and St. Anthony's Cemetery
Other history - Memorial Field, Buildings, An Old Funeral, etc.
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Other Cemeteries of Chatham-Kent

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Some Cems near C-K border possibly containing C-K family burials

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A Plot Map of Wallaceburg's Riverview Cemetery
And a Guide to some of it's History

History of Wallaceburg's Riverview Cemetery ...

We have more history to place here in the future. We hope to expand this area with YOUR help!

Location

Lot 15, Con.2 Chatham Gore
South of the east branch of the Sydenham river
Just past the eastern outskirts of Wallaceburg on Wallace street

Cemetery Opened:
Official records indicate the earliest burial was of Samuel Fry, age 4 days old, died April 15, 1885
Un-officially an old stone slab with “In memory of Charles Stewart, died Dec. 22 1878” exists at the cemetery but he may have been relocated here from the Old MacDougall Cemetery on Water St.
Originally divided into separate sections for Roman Catholic, Anglican (Church of England) and general public burials but no longer followed.
Mausoleum with space for 138 crypts, started in 1929 but not completed until 1943

Size and special features:
Aprox. 170 Meters wide X 590 Meters long
Aprox. 25 acres
Laid out to accommodate approximately 21500 standard graves
Two special sections for Veterans consisting of 84 spaces
Special section for babies and infants with 328 spaces and future 328 additional spaces
Special section for cremation urns with 246 spaces and future 492 additional spaces

Memorial Chapel at front west corner built October 4, 1981 by Knights of Columbus Council

Wallaceburg Mausoleum's Difficult Birth

The Mausoleum's History and it's difficult birth.


Alphabetical list of Marked and Unmarked Burials

Area West. Alphabetical list of Marked and Unmarked Burials in Wallaceburg's Riverview Cemetery Area West.

Area Center West. Alphabetical list of Marked and Unmarked Burials in Wallaceburg's Riverview Cemetery Area Center West.


A Plot Map of Wallaceburg's Riverview Cemetery.

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