BRUCEPORT CEMETERY

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Burial list of Bruceport Cemetery transcribed and submitted 
by T. Sheldon August 2001. Both above notices must remain 
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Transcribed by T Sheldon, proofread by Gavin Vincent, this 12th day of 
May, 2000.

Location: Sec 27, T14N, R10W

It would be nice to tell you that I saw this cemetery, but that I cannot
do.  The four acre cemetery was bought from J.R.Champ D.L.C. #38.  It was 
a small plot of a farmer's land, and was difficult to locate.  The 
cemetery was on a hillside overlooking the now extinct Bruceport.   
By the mid 1960's there were only a couple of stones left.  A healthy 
portion of the hillside slid down due to erosion, destroying the town 
below.   From other records, I have listed what I found.

BRADY, Ann, d. 30 Nov 1863,  age 51y5m,  w/o Charles BRADY, m/o Lucy, was widowed by John P. PAULDING,  m. BRADY in 1862
BRADY, Charles,  d.3 May 1881
BRADY, Sarah,  no dates
MARSHALL, Paddy, no dates,  his boat wrecked at        Snag Island (near Bruceport) and he drowned.
MILLER, James,  no dates
POPE, John N.,  b.2 Nov 1828-2 Nov 1868,  h/o Catherine, f/o 5 daughters,  hanged himself because he had so many girl children and no boys
STREITHOFF, Eliza(VASHTI),  no dates,  b.1799 VT,  
m1. RHOADES, m2. McCLAIN

UNKNOWN,  It is said that there are quite a few indians buried here.