These cemeteries were added to the Cimetières du Québec website from the end of February until now.
Ancien cimetière de Cap-Seize, Saint-Bernard-des-Lacs (also known as Cap-Seize), Gaspé County. Catholic. Francophone. Founded in 1932. Closed in 1970.
Cimetière de Saint-Bonaventure, Bonaventure, Bonaventure County. Catholic. Francophone. Quebec heritage site. The entire cemetery has been photographed. Includes exteriors and interiors of the church.
Cimetière de Maria, Maria, Bonaventure County. Catholic. Francophone. More than 200 headstone transcriptions recently added.
Cimetière de Val-Brillant, Val-Brillant, Matapédia County. Catholic. Francophone. Founded in 1915.
Cimetière St-Jean-Baptiste-Marie-Vianney, St-Vianney, Matapédia County. Catholic. Francophone. Founded in 1946. Parish founded in 1909.
Cimetière de Sainte-Florence, Sainte-Florence, Matapédia County. Catholic Francophone.
Cimetière de St-Joseph-de-Ham-Sud, St-Joseph-de-Ham-Sud, Wolfe County. Catholic. Francophone.
Cimetière de Charlemagne, Charlemagne, L’Assomption County. Catholic. Francophone. More than 1,000 names added. Opened in 1910.
Cimetière St-Louis-de-France, Brownsburg (Chatham), Argenteuil County. Catholic. Francophone. Parish founded in 1908.
Cimetière (ancien) de Saint-Paulin-Dalibaire, Saint-Paulin-Dalibaire, Matane County. Catholic. Francophone. Opened in 1938. Closed in 1971.
Cimetière St-Eusèbe, Princeville, Arthabaska County. Catholic. Francophone. Opened in 1955. Parish founded in 1848.
Old Zion Cemetery, Sainte-Agnès-de-Dundee, Huntingdon County. Protestant. Anglophone. Founded in 1840.
New Zion Cemetery, Sainte-Agnès-de-Dundee, Huntingdon County. Protestant. Anglophone. Founded in 1903.
Calvin Presbyterian Cemetery (aka LaGuerre Cemetery), Rivière-La-Guerre, Saint-Anicet, Beauharnois County. Presbyterian. Anglophone. Near the remains of the church. More info about the church and cemetery here.
