This list of cemeteries for Queens County was originally produced by Cleadie Barnett
from several sources. The original transcriptions have been recorded
by various individuals and or groups of people throughout the years. The
Queens County Historical Society have produced a major portion of those
on the east side of the Saint John River, as well as some on the western
shore. A Student Works Summer Project gathered the major portions on the
western end of the County.
Most
of the records are housed at The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick (PANB),
Fredericton, and many are at The Tilley House Museum, Gagetown. Many have
also been filmed by the PANB and/or The Family History Centre of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FHL). Some have been published by
The New Brunswick Genealogical Society (NBGS), in their newsletters, called
Generations.
It
is probable that some of these cemeteries are not listed under names that
were in use years ago. Often the people who visited the cemeteries called
it by the name of its location, or the name of the prominent family buried
there. Church records might have other names for them.
NOTE
Many Queens County cemetery transcriptions
are now on other sites-
1) Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
has a searchable New Brunswick Cemeteries database which includes data from many Queens county cemeteries
2)
New Brunswick Cemetery Transcriptions and Photos has transcriptions
and photos of many of the stones (linked from this list)
3)
Base Gagetown Community History Association has transcriptions for
cemeteries within the area of the base (parts of Petersville, Hampstead and Gagetown parishes)(linked from this list).