Saint-Joseph-De-Sorel cemetery

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Place : Saint-Joseph-De-Sorel cemetery

Type(s): Cemetery

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20 Rue Léon XIII
Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel QC, Canada
J3R 3T8

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Number of deceased published: 3600

Total number of deceased: 3600

Last deceased added on: Tuesday, January 24, 2017

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	A:1884 Saint-Pierre street B:1905 Léon XIII street, Marcil, St-Joseph
The first cemetery was given by McCarthy on Feb. 8, 1883. The first burial took place on September 8, 1883. He is the son of Antoine and Christine Cournoyer Arpin.
	When the new arrival of J.A.Bonin priest. The factory decided to build a new cemetery granted by the government in Ottawa March 10, 1907, next to the land of the factory and of a size of 500 feet. Due to a lot too wet, it was located behind the church, formerly instead of the higher school of St. Joseph by the FCC and now the office of the Administrative Centre of the School Board Tracy. The bodies of the old cemetery were exhumed and transported in the back to fall 1908. Benoit canon pastor of St-Pierre-de-Sorel blessed the new cemetery. On 5 January 1950, the cemetery fence was replaced with a new iron. We were refreshed and do the clearing the cemetery. A mass grave is built of granite and moved close to the Leo XIII street. On 8 September 1957 the cemetery was enlarged and blessed by the priest Gaston Martel.

Louise Pelletier Historienne

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	A:1884 Saint-Pierre street B:1905 Léon XIII street, Marcil, St-Joseph
The first cemetery was given by McCarthy on Feb. 8, 1883. The first burial took place on September 8, 1883. He is the son of Antoine and Christine Cournoyer Arpin.
	When the new arrival of J.A.Bonin priest. The factory decided to build a new cemetery granted by the government in Ottawa March 10, 1907, next to the land of the factory and of a size of 500 feet. Due to a lot too wet, it was located behind the church, formerly instead of the higher school of St. Joseph by the FCC and now the office of the Administrative Centre of the School Board Tracy. The bodies of the old cemetery were exhumed and transported in the back to fall 1908. Benoit canon pastor of St-Pierre-de-Sorel blessed the new cemetery. On 5 January 1950, the cemetery fence was replaced with a new iron. We were refreshed and do the clearing the cemetery. A mass grave is built of granite and moved close to the Leo XIII street. On 8 September 1957 the cemetery was enlarged and blessed by the priest Gaston Martel.

Louise Pelletier Historienne

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	A:1884 Saint-Pierre street B:1905 Léon XIII street, Marcil, St-Joseph
The first cemetery was given by McCarthy on Feb. 8, 1883. The first burial took place on September 8, 1883. He is the son of Antoine and Christine Cournoyer Arpin.
	When the new arrival of J.A.Bonin priest. The factory decided to build a new cemetery granted by the government in Ottawa March 10, 1907, next to the land of the factory and of a size of 500 feet. Due to a lot too wet, it was located behind the church, formerly instead of the higher school of St. Joseph by the FCC and now the office of the Administrative Centre of the School Board Tracy. The bodies of the old cemetery were exhumed and transported in the back to fall 1908. Benoit canon pastor of St-Pierre-de-Sorel blessed the new cemetery. On 5 January 1950, the cemetery fence was replaced with a new iron. We were refreshed and do the clearing the cemetery. A mass grave is built of granite and moved close to the Leo XIII street. On 8 September 1957 the cemetery was enlarged and blessed by the priest Gaston Martel.

Louise Pelletier Historienne

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	A:1884 Saint-Pierre street B:1905 Léon XIII street, Marcil, St-Joseph
The first cemetery was given by McCarthy on Feb. 8, 1883. The first burial took place on September 8, 1883. He is the son of Antoine and Christine Cournoyer Arpin.
	When the new arrival of J.A.Bonin priest. The factory decided to build a new cemetery granted by the government in Ottawa March 10, 1907, next to the land of the factory and of a size of 500 feet. Due to a lot too wet, it was located behind the church, formerly instead of the higher school of St. Joseph by the FCC and now the office of the Administrative Centre of the School Board Tracy. The bodies of the old cemetery were exhumed and transported in the back to fall 1908. Benoit canon pastor of St-Pierre-de-Sorel blessed the new cemetery. On 5 January 1950, the cemetery fence was replaced with a new iron. We were refreshed and do the clearing the cemetery. A mass grave is built of granite and moved close to the Leo XIII street. On 8 September 1957 the cemetery was enlarged and blessed by the priest Gaston Martel.

Louise Pelletier Historienne

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