St James Cemetery Grave Marker Index

How to search this index:

The search box at the top right of the table will search any field: Surname/ Fore Name/ Birth Year/ Death Year/ as well as row details like birth name. Enter only one search term. Wild cards are not available, but you can truncate the search term to search for part of a name or date. You can narrow the search by using one or more column fields. Press the return or enter key to search.

For a more structured search, use one or more fields at the top of each column. Be wary of name variants or missing information that might filter out important hits. As with all databases, start with a simple search—less is more. Wild cards are not available, but you can truncate the search term to search for part of a name or date. Press the return or enter key to search.

Click on green plus sign to see more details about a particular record. You will find the Section identifier and Lot number here.

To clear a search, simply back space to erase your input.

To find the transcription of the grave marker:

Once you’ve found a record that you wish to explore further, note Section identifier and Lot number. Use the link below to find the grave marker transcription and family information on neighbouring markers.

Please note that many individuals were buried without markers–and despite our best efforts, some markers may not have been located.

Go to Transcriptions of the grave markers