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Tickle Cove Anglican Cemetery The Tickle Cove Anglican Cemetery is a small cemetery located on the hillside overlooking the waters of Bonavista Bay and the community of Tickle Cove. It can be seen from the road which stops at the end of the Tickle Cove settlement. It can be reached only on foot over the grassy land and by climbing upward to the hill on which it is located. For all its open exposure to the weather over the years the headstones remaining are in remarkably good condition, most could be said to be in excellent condition. There are some headstones that have fallen over and been buried over the years. Tickle Cove is where the filming of the movie "Bayo" took place and is the subject of the famous ballad, "Tickle Cove Pond", written by Mark Walker.

Anglican Cemetery
Tickle Cove
Bonavista Bay District
(Complete as of 2007)

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Surname	Given	Born	Died	Age	Spouse	Other Information
Prince	John		Sept. 29, 1855	79 Yr's	Mary	*
	Mary				John	*
Prince	Robert		April 10, 1864	49 Years		*
Russell	Benjamin		Sept. 4, 1900	45 Years
Russell	Elizabeth		March 21, 1960	98 Years
Russell	Ida Jane		Dec. 21, 1906	20 yrs 4 mos	Frederick
Russell	Jane		March 28, 1888	78 Years
Russell	Robert		July 20, 1891	80 Years
Russell	William		Sept. 23, 1926	85 Years
Taylor	Annie		Oct. 1, 1876	40 Years
Taylor	Beatrice Blanche		May 22, 1924	23 Yrs 10 mos		Daughter of Alfred & Elizabeth
Taylor	Dorcas		April 11, 1970	??
Taylor	Jemima					Daughters of the late Robert & Annie Taylor
	Sarah Ann
	Louisa
	Mary		March 22, 1926	71 Years
Taylor	John		Dec. 27, 1894	74 Years
Taylor	Mary		Oct. 24, 1857	63 Years	William
Taylor	Robert		Nov. 17, 1912	85 yrs 11 mos
Taylor	Susan		Jan. 15, 1857	31 Years	John

Transcribed by William Warren (June 2001)
with additions * by Debbie Fraser (August 2007)

Page Last Modified: Saturday May 31, 2008 (Don Tate)

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