Description

– Located on Simcoe Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake. The Presbyterians of Niagara had a Meeting House as early as 1792. The first church on this site was built in 1794. In 1813 it was burned by invading troops of the United States as they retreated from Niagara. The present church was erected in 1831 and has been preserved in its original state.

This document includes known transcriptions (1993, revised 2020) for 26 rows of gravestones (1,116 names) and 16 commemorative plaques.  Both old and new publications are included.

(2020, indexed by new publication page# and by gravestone#)

(1993, indexed by old publication page# and by plot plan reference#)