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    New Brunswick


      East Florenceville Lower Baptist Cemetery
     

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    LOCATION:
    Street Address: Rte 105
    City: Florenceville
    Lot/Concession:
    Parish: Peel Parish
    County: Carleton County
    Municipality: Florenceville-Bristol
    Province: NB
    GPS: 46.435727,-67.610207
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    HISTORY / ABOUT:

    Church (if this cemetery is affiliated with a church): There was a Free Will Baptist Church in existence prior to 1821. [Source: History of the McIsaac Family Settling in Florenceville NB. Researched and Complied by Murray D. McIsaac]. Free Will meaning affiliated with the "Regular" or "Calvinist" Baptis
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    Notes:
    There was a Baptist Church beside the cemetery at one time but never in my lifetime. My mother has a very old photograph sent to her by former owners of their property and the steeple of the church is visible over the tree tops. I don't know the history of the church but the cemetery is very old and many people from "outback" are buried there as it was the cemetery nearest to them and pre-dates the Stickney Cemetery. By "outback" I am referring to those who settled on lots not fronting the St. John River and on higher and more rugged land. The cemetery was part of the original Loyalist grant of Obadiah Tompkins.

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