*** Remarque *** Avant de faire une demande de photo, veuillez utiliser le site Web des Services commémoratifs Mont-Royal pour vérifier l'emplacement de l'enterrement de votre proche. Dans la section de la généalogie, vous pouvez aller voir si vos ancêtres sont enterrés dans l'un des cimetières des Services commémoratifs du Mont-Royal: le cimetière Mount Royal, le cimetière Hawthorn-Dale et le cimetière Belvedere. C'est un excellent outil de ressources.

Vous pouvez obtenir cette information gratuite en remplissant le Formulaire Généalogique. Dans le champ "Service souhaité", sélectionnez "Emplacement d'enterrement (gratuit)" et entrez à la fois les prénoms et les prénoms.

Ils vous enverront un courriel dans les 3 à 10 jours ouvrables. Avoir le mémorial mis à jour avec l'emplacement de la parcelle. Puis soumettez votre demande de photo. Vous aurez rendu possible la prise de photo.

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*** Note *** Prior to making a photo request, please use Mount Royal Commemorative Services web site to verify your loved one's burial location. In the genealogy section, you can go to find out whether your ancestors are buried in any of the Mount Royal Commemorative Services cemeteries: Mount Royal Cemetery, Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery, and Belvedere Cemetery. It's a great resource tool.

You can get this free information by filling the Genealogy Form. In the "Desired Service" field, select "Burial Location (free)" and enter both given and surnames.

They will email you the locations in 3 to 10 working days. Have the memorial updated with the plot location. Then submit your photo request. You will have made it possible for the photo to be taken.

Mount Royal Cemetery was the first cemetery to be located on Mount Royal on the site of old farms. Following the trend of the American rural cemetery movement, the purpose of choosing land on the mountain was to use the natural surroundings to combine horticulture and commemoration in perpetuity. The original landscaping plan laid out the site in a series of terraces which followed the natural curves of the mountain. The Mount Royal Cemetery Company is a non-profit organization administered by a Board of 21 Trustees who are all volunteers and lot owners. The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada designated Mount Royal Cemetery as a National Historic Site in 1998 and a plaque was installed at the Cemetery's main entrance in 2002, the year of Mount Royal Cemetery's 150th anniversary.

*** Remarque *** Avant de faire une demande de photo, veuillez utiliser le site Web des Services commémoratifs Mont-Royal pour vérifier l'emplacement de l'enterrement de votre proche. Dans la section de la généalogie, vous pouvez aller voir si vos ancêtres sont enterrés dans l'un des cimetières des Services commémoratifs du Mont-Royal: le cimetière Mount Royal, le cimetière Hawthorn-Dale et le cimetière Belvedere. C'est un excellent outil de ressources.

Vous pouvez obtenir cette information gratuite en remplissant le Formulaire Généalogique. Dans le champ "Service souhaité", sélectionnez "Emplacement d'enterrement (gratuit)" et entrez à la fois les prénoms et les prénoms.

Ils vous enverront un courriel dans les 3 à 10 jours ouvrables. Avoir le mémorial mis à jour avec l'emplacement de la parcelle. Puis soumettez votre demande de photo. Vous aurez rendu possible la prise de photo.

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*** Note *** Prior to making a photo request, please use Mount Royal Commemorative Services web site to verify your loved one's burial location. In the genealogy section, you can go to find out whether your ancestors are buried in any of the Mount Royal Commemorative Services cemeteries: Mount Royal Cemetery, Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery, and Belvedere Cemetery. It's a great resource tool.

You can get this free information by filling the Genealogy Form. In the "Desired Service" field, select "Burial Location (free)" and enter both given and surnames.

They will email you the locations in 3 to 10 working days. Have the memorial updated with the plot location. Then submit your photo request. You will have made it possible for the photo to be taken.

Mount Royal Cemetery was the first cemetery to be located on Mount Royal on the site of old farms. Following the trend of the American rural cemetery movement, the purpose of choosing land on the mountain was to use the natural surroundings to combine horticulture and commemoration in perpetuity. The original landscaping plan laid out the site in a series of terraces which followed the natural curves of the mountain. The Mount Royal Cemetery Company is a non-profit organization administered by a Board of 21 Trustees who are all volunteers and lot owners. The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada designated Mount Royal Cemetery as a National Historic Site in 1998 and a plaque was installed at the Cemetery's main entrance in 2002, the year of Mount Royal Cemetery's 150th anniversary.