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One of the oldest communities in Bonavista Bay, Salvage has five graveyards.
The oldest of these is on Burden=s Point, just inside of Salvage Harbour,
and it has eleven readable (or partially readable) headstones.
1. Edward DYKE 2.? DYKE 3.William DYKE
Died Feb. 1, 1865 (Actually only
Age 56? years KE visible)
4. JOHN 5. In memory of 6. Sacred
son of Thomas and Mary TRIM to the memory of
Caroline BROWN died 29 Dec., 1859 JANE
d. Dec.29, 1860 Age 66 years beloved wife of
Joseph BROWN
who departed this life
Nov. 6, 1837?
Age 32 years
NOTE:
7, 8 and 9 all contained within a two-foot high iron fence.
7. In memory of 8. Sacred 9. SUSANNA
David to the memory of daughter of James
son of James & JOSEPH & Elizabeth BURDEN
Elizabeth BURDEN son of James & d. Sept. 2, 1886
d. March 26, 1861 Elizabeth BURDEN Age 3 mo.
Age 7 mo. who ???
Also Hannah ???
their daughter ???
died Sept. 29, 1865
Age 11
10. Sacred to 11. Sacred
the memory of to the memory of
MARY J___?)__ _______ ________
daughter of Edward KELLEGREW Native of ________ shire
teacher under the c & c? Church society
Died March ,1866 (This may be James R. Sheldon,
Age 19 Salvage=s first teacher, who died
here about 1830. A local retired NF
Power employee says he saw
Sheldon=s headstone here in 1970.)
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Submitted by: W. Roy Babstock
(June 15th, 2000)
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