Creditview Rd.
Brampton
Con. 3W, Lot 15
Township: Toronto
County: Peel County
Municipality: City of Mississauga

Location: on the east side of Creditview Road , just south of Steeles Av., Brampton

Churchville Cemetery Board
1288 Martins Boulevard
Brampton ON L6V 3N2

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/1242905--churchville-cemetery-to-celebrate-190-years

Plaque read....
The original pioneer section of the Cemetery was donated by Andrew Scott on August 5, 1822. This land was part of a Crown Grant dated during the reign of King George the Fourth. The remainder of the Cemetery was acquired on January 8, 1892. The Cemetery has always been administered by a volunteer Board of trustees, as it is owned by plot holders.
The first registered interment was that of Amaziah Church, the founder of Churchville Village, on September 7, 1831. His grave is marked by the only wooden monument in the Cemetery.
Names of early pioneers buried in the Cemetery reflect current residents in this area and their acquaintances: Church, Hall, Fogarty, Laidlaw, Hutton, Gooderham, Warts, Varey, Wilson, Needham, Fraser, McClure, Arnott, Davidson, Sinclair, Burton, Golden and Rollings.
Pioneers of the Port Credit area are interred in the southwest corner. Burials were in the middle to late 1800's.
There is also a number of children's graves in the middle of the pioneer portion dated in 1852, when a plague of some sort may have passed through the area.
Paupers graves are situated in the rear of the pioneer section. No record of the identity of the deceaseds is known to exist.