Second Falls United Baptist Cemetery
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Second Falls United Baptist Cemetery

Second Falls, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada

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    Coordinates: 45.22633, -66.85108
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Also known as the "Second Falls Community Cemetery" or the "Bonny River Cemetery". Located in the rural community of Second Falls, 12.2 km north of the town of St. George on Route 770. The cemetery is situated on two parcels of land; the "older section" is a parcel of land across the road from the church (PID# 15033376) and the "new section" of cemetery adjacent/south to the church (PID# 15033582). The church and parsonage of the United Baptist Church are their own parcels of land. The old section across the road, established in 1820s, contains most older burials in the rear with some recent interments in the front while the new section next to the church is newer and more recent burials. The older section measures 1.07 acres in size. In recent years, flood waters of the Magaguadavic River have caused damage to plots in the new section. There are over 420 known burials in the cemetery. While predominately used by parishioners of the United Baptist Church, in recent years non-denominational burials have occurred by local families. The cemetery is also a recognized United Empire Loyalist (U.E.L.) burial site with at least three Loyalists buried here: John Craig, John Goss & John Lane, all of the 84th Regiment.
Also known as the "Second Falls Community Cemetery" or the "Bonny River Cemetery". Located in the rural community of Second Falls, 12.2 km north of the town of St. George on Route 770. The cemetery is situated on two parcels of land; the "older section" is a parcel of land across the road from the church (PID# 15033376) and the "new section" of cemetery adjacent/south to the church (PID# 15033582). The church and parsonage of the United Baptist Church are their own parcels of land. The old section across the road, established in 1820s, contains most older burials in the rear with some recent interments in the front while the new section next to the church is newer and more recent burials. The older section measures 1.07 acres in size. In recent years, flood waters of the Magaguadavic River have caused damage to plots in the new section. There are over 420 known burials in the cemetery. While predominately used by parishioners of the United Baptist Church, in recent years non-denominational burials have occurred by local families. The cemetery is also a recognized United Empire Loyalist (U.E.L.) burial site with at least three Loyalists buried here: John Craig, John Goss & John Lane, all of the 84th Regiment.

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  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2208997