Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACLEAN
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HUSBAND WIFE
JOHN NORMAN MARGARET E
1884 - 1969 1903 - 1963
ASLEEP IN JESUS

Name List
MacLean, John Norman
MacLean, Margaret E.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACDONALD
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANGUS MACDONALD
1887 - 1957
ARCHIE MACDONALD
1890 - 1959
NEIL D. MACDONALD
1892 - 1970
ASLEEP IN JESUS BLESSED SLEEP

Name List
MacDonald, Angus
MacDonald, Archie
MacDonald, Neil D.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACAULAY
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
DANIEL MACAULAY
APR. 30, 1878 - DEC. 25, 1963
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
MARY LAMOND
SEPT. 22, 1890-JUNE 8, 1974
FOREVER WITH THE LORD

Name List
MacAulay, Daniel
MacAulay, Mary Lamond

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACDONALD
MALCOLM HENRY
1884 - 1956

Name List
MacDonald, Henry

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACINTYRE
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
DONALD A. MACINTYRE
1882 - 1952
ASLEEP IN JESUS

Name List
MacIntyre, Donald A.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACDONALD
WILLIAM MACDONALD
1893 - 1977
HIS WIFE
MARGARET ANN
1898 -
DAUGHTER
SHIRLEY EUREEN 1928 - 1974
THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD

Name List
MacDonald, William
MacDonald, Ann
MacDonald, Shirley Eureen

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Inscription
MACCUISH
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES A. MACCUISH
1871 - 1955
HIS WIFE
CATHERINE MACDONALD
1882 - 1960
[Foot:]
FATHER
MOTHER

Name List
MacCuish, James A.
MacCuish, Catherine MacDonald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
McLellan, Murdock
McDonald, Katherine
McDonald, Christine

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
McLellan, Dan W.
McDonald, Neil

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Baillieul, Wesley J.
Baillieul, Mary F.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, Charles
MacDonald, Lillian L.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, John D.
MacDonald, Kate Ann

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Baker, Mary MacDonald
Baker, Charles

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Dickson, James A.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Dickson, Henry Colin
Dickson, Rachel MacKenzie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Munroe, Archibald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, James W.
MacDonald, Annie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Spenser, Margaret
Spenser, B. M.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Davis, Bertha

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Bambury, Jacob

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacPherson, Angus D.
MacPherson, Effie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacIntyre, Donald Hugh

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacIntyre, John L.
MacLean, Charles H.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacLeod, Roderick

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacKinnon, Alexander J.
MacKinnon, Sarah Matheson

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Morrison, Daniel N.
Morrison, Hannah

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Wilson, Della

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacPherson, Gertrude Q.
MacPherson, John
MacPherson, Viola K.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacMillan, Margaret

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, Archie L.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, Malcom P.
MacDonald, Marguerite MacKigen [sic]

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacMillan, Kate

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacMillian [sic], Ronald
MacMillian [sic], Catherine

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
White, Samuel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacMillan, Donald H.
MacMillan, Catherine

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacAulay, William M.
MacAulay, Eliz. M.
MacAulay, Elizabeth

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Ferguson, Jessie
Ferguson, Archie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
Ferguson, Alexander A.
Ferguson, Johnena

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacDonald, Alexander H.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacIntyre, Lauchlin

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
New Section

Name List
MacMillan, William E.
Alexis. W.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, John A.
MacAulay, Jessie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Archibald Dan
MacDonald, Effie Catherine
MacDonald, Rodrick

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacMillan, Michael
MacMillan, Hugh

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacNiven, Archibald
MacNiven, Beatrice

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacMillan, Angus
MacMillan, Josie MacDonald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Norman
MacDonald, Annie MacLeod
MacDonald, John A.
MacDonald, Isabel
Gordon, Arthur B.
[ ], Isabel [wife of Alva]

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Donald J.
MacDonald, Margaret E

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Effie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Roderick

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, John M.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Rod D.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Sarah A.
Hillgrove, Daniel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Hillgrove, Dan

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacNevin, Roderick

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacNevin, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacCuish, John D.
MacCuish, Kate Ann MacVicor

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McNevin, Archibald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacVicar, William

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacMillan, Dan A.
MacMillan, Flora Ann

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Wilson, Hughie L.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Wilson, Neil

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Morrison, Neil
Morrison, Rachel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Burns, John M. Euphemia

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Duncan
MacDonald, Mary MacKeigan

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McLean, John Archie
McLean, Katherine Ferguson

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Wilson, Flora
Wilson, D. J.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McAulay, Neil T.
McAulay, Margaret
McAulay, Mary Ann

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McPherson, Flora

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McPherson, Daniel
McPherson, Mary MacDonald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McInnis, James

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Malcom D.
MacDonald, Sarah

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Daniel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Effie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Christena
MacDonald, D. R.
MacCuish, Sarah MacKinnon
MacCuish, D. J.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacMillan, Daniel J.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Smith, Mary

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacVicar, Muadock
MacVicar, Kate

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacKinnon, Mary Ann MacDonald
MacKinnon, Daniel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, John
McCuish, Margaret McDonald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, Neil
McCuish, John
McCuish, Margaret

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, Angus M.
McCuish, John
McCuish, Margaret

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McLean, James

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Annie
MacDonald, Malcolm

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McLean, Mary Ann
McLean, James

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Malcolm

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacInnis, Daniel A.
MacInnis, Flora MacKeigan

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacInnis Elder, John Archie
MacInnis, Effie Ann

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Brown, Isiah C.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacCuish, Dan

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacCuish, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacCuish, Catherine MacDonald
MacCuish, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacCuish, Katheryn Willena
MacCuish, Alexander
MacCuish, Katheryn

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, James

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, James M.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Harvey, Phillip

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, Alex.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McCuish, Catherine
McCuish, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Hunt, Alex
Hunt, Minnie M. McCuish

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacIntyre, Malcolm
MacIntyre, Catherine
MacIntyre, Donan

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacVicar, Norman
MacVicar, Katie Ann MacDonald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McVicar, Alexander
McVicar, Angus
McVicar, Annie

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Cameron, Daniel
Cameron, John
Cameron, Ann

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Wilson, Donald
Wilson, Mary Ann MacInnis

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacRury, John
MacRury, Mary B.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Nicholson, Alexander

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacLean, Charles H.
MacLean, Andrew N.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Johnston, John
Johnston, Sarah

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Johnston, Donald

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Johnston, Catherine
Johnston, Kenneth

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Johnston, Kenneth

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Neil

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacDonald, Margaret F. MacCuish
MacDonald, Neil D.

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McLean, Neil
McLean, Alexander
McLean, Murdock W.
McLean, Catherina W.
McLean, Angus A.
McLean, Sarah McCuish

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
MacAulay, Alexander
MacMillan, Alexander
MacMillan, Katie MacPherson
MacMillan, Daniel

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Maclean, Malcolm

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
Nicholson, Angus

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McDonald, Angus

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McKeigan, Neil

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McKeigan, Rachel
McKeigan, Lauchlin

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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Cape Breton Location
Catalone
Cape Breton County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
Loch End
Adjoining Section (to First Gate: i.e. To the left of Centre Gate)

Name List
McKeigan, Lauchlin

Cemetery Remarks
Loch End Cemetery (Protestant) Catalone established 1837, incorporated March 1, 1897, Cape Breton County.
The original recording was completed on June 22, 1977 (S.F./M.C.).
The cemetery was vandalized on July 24 of 1977. It has been done over completely and the re-recording was finished on August 17, 1984 (S.F.). The Cemetery is very well kept and most of the damage done has now been repaired.
The first burial, unmarked (as are many of the early ones), was that of a MacAulay woman (Margaret MacCuish Bishop's Gr. Grandmother) who died about 3 months after arriving from Scotland. The earliest marked burial is 1836. The cemetery is still in use and the new part has recently been enlarged.
The land on which the cemetery is located was originally "MacAulay Land".
Much help in obtaining the maiden names of women buried here was given by Margaret Bishop, Flo MacMillan, Florence MacIntyre, and the late Christine Cameron. Mrs Alex (Minnie) Hunt also gave useful information.

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