According to family ancestral information passed down, my 3rd Great Grandfather was buried in a cemetery out on the Massassauga Point of Ameliasburgh Twp. around 1826/27. This cemetery was later covered by a road.
Would any genealogists of PE Cty families have knowledge of this cemetery and information re exact location, burials, etc.?
Also, according to the book, "7th Town/Ameliasburgh Township Past & Present" there "was an old cemetery on Concession 1 Lot 64 and another (now gone) on Lot 65 which is known as the Raymond Roblin farm, where no doubt, the early Reddicks were buried." Would any genealogists have record of burials at either of these cemteries?
Thank you
Steve Glover,
Barrie, Ontario

Dear Steve,
I have just read your message about the Reddick's and
Ameliasburgh's Old Cemeteries. While I cannot help you,
as I live in Maryland, USA, I wonder if you have found a
WILBUR W. REDDICK, son of LESTER REDDICK in your
research. Wilbur is my husband's great grandfather.

I will, of course, help you if I can. Thank you.

hello

i dont have info on those cemeteries, however i am wondering if you have info on a washington loveless (lovelys, loveleys) who married a Sophrona Snider in the late 1870's.

shane

Shane - I am not familiar with your Snider-Loveless connection but I do have a 3rd Great Grandmother Margaret (Reddick) Glover who married an Esrom Loveless sometime after 1827 and before 1835. One of Margaret (Reddick) Glover's daughters, Amanda was married to a William Snider who was from P.E. County. If you have info on them that would be great! I would also note that there is a Susan Lovelace who responds to the P.E. County list who is is related to the Loveless family. Perhaps she might be familiar with your Loveless connection.