St Thomas Anglican Church Cemetery





I have started to transcribe photos of headstones I recently took at St Thomas Anglican Church cemetery in Belleville. It is a work in progress. Some of my photos are hard to read so I think I will have to take a few trips back and try to decipher some in person. To learn more about this cemetery and see the photos click here.

Supposedly there are a few ghosts who hang out there so I think a nighttime trip is in order this summer.

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