A Canadian Family Headstone: Marguerite Mazerolle, 1950(?)
St.Simon & St.Jude Roman Catholic Cemetery
Grande Anse, New Brunswick, Canada
Marguerite MAZEROLLE
1950 (?)
A la memoire de
Marguerite Mazerolle
Epouse de Valaire Landry
decedee le 27 aout 1950 (?)
agee de 93 ans 5 mois
R I P
Genealogy Notes: The New Brunswick RS141B7 Index to New Brunswick Marriages contains one of a couple listed as Valin Landry and Margaret Mezrolle in Gloucester County on November 5th, 1899 (Number: 2027, Reference: B4/1899, Microfilm: F15589).
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What an exquisite tombstone–it is so amazing it has lasted so long and in such wonderful shape. I have always been fascinated by graveyards. I always wonder about the lives of the people buried there…
Actually, Beth, the tombstone has survived remarkably well but the inscription has been “blacked over” with some substance and that is why it is so clear.
Thanks for your comment,
Evelyn