The "Honeydale Baptist Cemetery" is also known in recent years as the "Honeydale Community Cemetery". Located off Route 755, also known as the Richardson Road, approx. 330 meters north of the intersection with the Scott Road, there is a unmarked dirt road (Woodstock Road) on the western side of Route 755. The dirt road winds up over a hill and under power lines and past the property belonging to Donald V. McLaughlin. The property (NB Parcel ID# 15202112) is deeded to the "Baptist Church" and is 0.7 acre in size. At this property is the "old" cemetery and former location of the Baptist church (now removed). The property at the entrance along Route 755 to the power lines (NB Parcel ID# 01268630) was deeded from the Trustees of the United Baptist Church at Baillie to the Home Mission Board of the United Baptist Convention of the Maritime Provinces in 1928 and measures 0.86 acre in size. This second parcel was added as an expansion of the cemetery. The cemetery was transcribed in 1996 by Glenna Johnston who stated in 1996 that "there was once a Baptist Church there and the cemetery contains many graves where there are no stones". The congregation of the Baptist Church in Honeydale declined with the establishment and raise of the Pentecostal Church in Honeydale in the 1940s through the 1980s. The cemetery is still used today by local families and is considered "non-denominational" . There are over 60 known burials in the cemetery. The rural community of Honeydale is located in the parish of St. David in Charlotte County, New Brunswick. Established in the 1880s and known as "Meadows", it was renamed "Honeydale" around 1910. Honeydale has been settled primary by the tight-knit families of McLaughlin and Scott. (source: Charlotte County Interments Index - New Brunswick Genealogical Society, ISBN: 978-0-9916887-1-5)