The old cemetery is located on the north side of Route 206, directly across the road from the church. The majority of the early stones and markers are missing and this property is in very rough condition.
The following is a transcription of all but six of the legible gravestones remaining in the oldest burying ground at Notre Dame de l’Assomption Cemetery. The six not included were to the rear of the property and inaccessible. The early death records of the Notre Dame parish may be of help in identifying other individuals whose gravestones are now missing.
LeBlanc, Aime A., Dr., born: December 9, 1862, died: March 19, 1919, born at Memramcook, NB
LeBlanc, Barb, born: ?, died: February 26, 1875, age 75, wife of Pierre LeBlanc
LeBlanc, Bregitte, born ?, died: September 2, 1849, age 29, wife of Remi Forest
LeBlanc, Brigitte, born: ?, died: December 19, 1861, wife of Edward, daughter of Frederic and Harriet Boudrot
LeBlanc, Jeffrey, born: 1845, died: 1915
LeBlanc, Pierre, born: 1805, died: 1863
LeBlanc, Remi, born: ?, died: January 8, 1851, husband of Charlotte LeBlanc
LeBlanc, William, Rev., born: 1834, died: January 12, 1907, ordained April 22, 1866, celebrated Acadian Genealogist
Lenoir, James Henry, born: ?, died: April 18, 1849, age 19
Lenoir, John Patrick, born: ?, died: April 28, 1854, age: 15
Lenoir, Peter Hudson, Barrister
Lenoir, Victoria Elizabeth, died: November 25, 1855, age: 23
Madden, William E., born: July 26, 1871, died: September 7, 1936
Maranda, John B., died: March 10, 1847, age 47, priest
Marchand, Desire, died: 1926
Marchand, Mary Jane, died: 1939
Marmaud, Francois, died: November 11, 1870
Martell, Barbe, born: January, 1813, died: October 12, 1903, wife of Pierre LeBlanc
Martell, Henriette, di