Trinity Church purchased land on the south side of Thorne Avenue, then known as the Westmorland Road, for the new burial ground - the Church of England Cemetery. This cemetery is on the same side of Thorne Avenue as Kent Building Supplies. Several of the original tombstones no longer mark the grave of a loved one - time and vandals have taken their toll. The constant roar of the cars passing by does not hide the sorrow that you feel for families that brought their loved ones here to their last resting place. Hundreds of people drive by each day, but few take time to stop and walk through this graveyard.
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I would like to thank, Andrew Gunter, Annabelle Powell, Suzanne Lisson and all of the other readers who have taken the time to answer queries and share their family information. He married Eliza Hamilton at Trinity Church, Saint John, N.B., on June 10, 1840. We know nothing of him before this date. N.B. They were both said to be from Lincoln. The witnesses were R. Hamilton and Wm.