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Grave Markers in St. Columban

After many months of research, by Kelley O'Rourke, we will soon be posting a great deal more information here about the Irish settlers that were buried in The St. Columban Cemetery. Check out the first of this research under Photos and Inscriptions of Broken Grave Markers below.

• View Photos and Inscriptions of the Broken Grave Markers
   

• Transcription of Broken Stones Without Photos
   

• View Our Current Photos of Grave Markers
  (More to come)
   

• Terminology commonly used on grave markers in the past
   

• Date Calculator Tool

Note: It is important to note that the birth dates and death dates can vary two to three days because often the baptismal day and burial day are recorded rather than the actual birth date and day of death.  The only sure way of verifying is to check the original document.

Please contact: kelley.orourke@videotron.ca  we can check our database for you.

Or visit the Archives Nationale du Quebec:

The microfilms are located at:
Archives Nationale du Quebec
535, avenue Viger Est.
Montreal, QC H2L 2P3
514-873-6000"

Coming Soon

• Missing headstone section:  Individuals buried in the cemetery without a headstone
   

• Index:  All individuals buried in the cemetery (A list of every individual buried in the cemetery)