King's Cemetery
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LOCATION: Street Address: Dixie Road north of Derry Road East City: Mount Charles Lot/Concession: Concession 4, Lot 11 Township: Toronto Gore Township & Albion Township County/District: Peel County Municipality: City of Mississauga Province: ON GPS: Can you fill in any of these location blanks? HISTORY / ABOUT: Church (if this cemetery is affiliated with a church): Denomination: When established, first interment, where land orginated, etc: "King's Cemetery is located in the area known historically as Mount Charles, on the east side of Dixie Road, north of Derry Road East. It was established in 1832, following the generous donation of one half acre of land by Charles King. The land was part of an original 100 acre patent from the Crown. In 1868, Charles King sold his land to Robert Craig, and in 1869 he legally sold the half acre cemetery collectely to Henry King, Robert McLeod, James Jackson, Edward McBride, Charles Irvine and James Savage who are assumed to be trustees of the cemetery. Can you fill in any of these history blanks? Notes: TRANSCRIPT / INDEX: On the Internet: Transcript: CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project Index: Halton-Peel Branch OGS Photos: CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project Offline and/or for purchase: Transcript: Halton-Peel Branch, OGS For further information about transcripts or indexes for sale please follow the link provided and contact the organization that is selling. For further information about transcripts available on microfilm please follow the link provided. Note that microfilm available at the Archives of Ontario or National Archives of Canada can be borrowed by most Canadian libraries (through inter-library loan). Microfilms available from the LDS can be borrowed worldwide, check with your local Family History Centre. Do you have information on where transcripts or indexes of this cemetery can be found? If they're not listed above, please help us out by submitting information LOOKUPS All existing headstones have been photographed - see the section directly above for the link Do you live near this cemetery? Would you be willing to do lookups or take photographs of stones in this cemetery? Volunteer here SOURCES / THANKS Joanne Krywko