Cemeteries
Adolphustown UEL Church Cemetary
The cemetery is located on the church property and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
The cemetery is located on the church property and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
Conway United Church Cemetery
This cemetery is located 5km east of the Conway United Church on Hwy 33 and is called Mc Dowell Cemetery. An old Presbyterian church once was on this site, but burned to the ground in 1921.
McDowell and Conway faith communities merged that year as it was decided not to rebuild on the Mc Dowell site. This cemetery is supervised by Conway United Church and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
This cemetery is located 5km east of the Conway United Church on Hwy 33 and is called Mc Dowell Cemetery. An old Presbyterian church once was on this site, but burned to the ground in 1921.
McDowell and Conway faith communities merged that year as it was decided not to rebuild on the Mc Dowell site. This cemetery is supervised by Conway United Church and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
Adolphustown UEL Church Cemetary
The cemetery is located on the church property and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
The cemetery is located on the church property and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
Conway United Church Cemetery
This cemetery is located 5km east of the Conway United Church on Hwy 33 and is called Mc Dowell Cemetery. An old Presbyterian church once was on this site, but burned to the ground in 1921.
McDowell and Conway faith communities merged that year as it was decided not to rebuild on the Mc Dowell site. This cemetery is supervised by Conway United Church and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.
This cemetery is located 5km east of the Conway United Church on Hwy 33 and is called Mc Dowell Cemetery. An old Presbyterian church once was on this site, but burned to the ground in 1921.
McDowell and Conway faith communities merged that year as it was decided not to rebuild on the Mc Dowell site. This cemetery is supervised by Conway United Church and is maintained by an appointed board. Many local families have used this location as a place of remembrance.