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In
Memory of Rev. J. William Lamb 1930-2013 A
devoted trustee and historian of The
Old Hay Bay Church for 46 years. Dedicated
August 24, 2014 "For
to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." Philippians
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The Ten Victims of the 1819 Drowning The
wooden markers were created and erected by Bill Lamb in the late 1970’s |
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Peter Bogart
17
yrs Son
of Abraham & Mary
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Elizabeth Clark
Drownd
Aug 29 1819
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Mary Cole
Aug
29 1819 Dau
of Barnard & Isabella Cole Buried
on Nth Shore
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Huldah Madden
dau of James & Hester Madden
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Elizabeth McCAY
Dau of Samuel & Amarilla McCay
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Matilda Roblin
AE
18 Dau
of John & Mary Roblin
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John & Jane German
1819 Children
of Stoone
& Catherine
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Mary Detlor & Jane Detlor
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Article: The Story of The Great
Drowning |
Existing Stones
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To the
Glory of God And in grateful memory of
those who were drowned on their way to worship in
the Old Hay Bay Church August 29 1819 And
other unnamed pioneers buried here Dedicated
August 27 1961
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In
Memory of Rev. William Losee
who
departed this life October 16 1832 In
the 76th year of his age
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In Memory of
Mary Losee
widow
of the late Rev. William Losee Who
departed this life January 26 1831 in
the 80th year of her life
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Huff In
Memory of Paul & Solomon United
Empire Loyalists true to King & Country 1929 Erected by the Huff Family Association
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In
Memory of John Roblin Who
Died Feb. 28TH 1813 Aged
38 yrs 9 mos 26 dys
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Conrad Grems
Died Aug 14 1841 Aged 43 years |
P. Frederick
d.
Nov 16 1811 aged
56y 17d
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Henry Davis 29th Regiment 1753-1831
A Founder of Old Hay Bay Church His Wife, Mary A. Huffnail (Hofnagel) UE 1767-1851 Their Granddaughter Phoebe Ann Davis 1823-1826 Erected 2014
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