Location: Lennoxville is now a borough of the city of Sherbrooke. The entrance to the cemetery is on Saint Francis Street. From Bishop University in Lennoxville, cross the bridge and keep left at the stop sign. The cemetery entrance is a short distance on your right. The cemetery runs in a relatively narrow strip directly behind and bordering Malvern Cemetery.

This cemetery also known as Saint Anthony's Cemetery appears to have begun in the 1850s, as the earliest headstones date from that period. These early burials are mainly Irish Catholics whereas most of the recent stones are French Catholics. Most of the stones are legible and the cemetery is well maintained. I have included all the names from cremations written on several monuments from the Cooperative Funeraire de L'Estrie.

We walked and read this cemetery in June 2007 and made a complete recording from all legible tombstones and markers.

 Leslie & Susan Nutbrown   [lnutbrown@videotron.ca]

Total Records: 1,451

Last Updated: July 14, 2010

Some useful translation if you visit the cemetery is as follows:

épouse de= wife of époux de= husband of enfant de= child of Mère = Mother Père= Father Prétre= Priest Curé= Priest Abbé= Abbot F.E.C= Canadian Expeditionary Force

Legend:s/w = shares a stone with one or more people

Records Index:

• Surnames A-D
• Surnames E-M
• Surnames N-Z