Located in the island community of Welshpool, off the North Road, on Catholic Cemetery Lane. The church/cemetery are approx. 4.5 km (5 minutes) north from the international bridge. From the international bridge, after turning off Route 774 onto North Road, Catholic Cemetery Lane will be located 2 minutes away, on the right-hand side of the road. Proceed down the lane, passing St. Timothy's Catholic Church, near the end of the land, the cemetery will be on the left-hand side of the lane. The cemetery property (NB PID# 01330430) is a little over 1 acre in size. In 1910-11, St. Timothy's Catholic Church was built in Welshpool by Monsignor O'Flaherty under the supervision of Bishop Casey. Stained glass windows were obtained from St. Elizabeth's Church in Musquash, which was being torn down. The windows were installed in 1936, along with a major renovation of the church's altar. On January 15, 1951, Murray Johnston and his wife Blanche deeded the cemetery land to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Saint John. Prior to the establishment of the cemetery, it is believed that parishioners were buried at St. Anne's Cemetery or taken to Catholic Cemetery in Lubec. In 1977, an arrangement was made between the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saint John New Brunswick and the Diocese of Portland Maine, whereby the priest assigned as pastor to the town of Lubec, Maine would administer to the spiritual needs of St. Timothy's parishioners. The last full transcription of the cemetery was done by Glenna Parker in 2001. A small cemetery, there are over 40 known burials in the cemetery. (source: Charlotte County Interments Index - New Brunswick Genealogical Society, ISBN: 978-0-9916887-1-5)