Husband of Ann Deans.
Immigrated to Canada c. 1836
Ann Deans died before 1836 and is obviously not interred here.
The Elora Cemetery opened in 1864, therefore, either Alexander isn't actually interred here, or if he is, he was re-interred from another graveyard.
Immigrated to Canada c. 1836
Ann Deans died before 1836 and is obviously not interred here.
The Elora Cemetery opened in 1864, therefore, either Alexander isn't actually interred here, or if he is, he was re-interred from another graveyard.
Husband of Ann Deans.
Immigrated to Canada c. 1836
Ann Deans died before 1836 and is obviously not interred here.
The Elora Cemetery opened in 1864, therefore, either Alexander isn't actually interred here, or if he is, he was re-interred from another graveyard.
Immigrated to Canada c. 1836
Ann Deans died before 1836 and is obviously not interred here.
The Elora Cemetery opened in 1864, therefore, either Alexander isn't actually interred here, or if he is, he was re-interred from another graveyard.
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