The Earltown Church Cemetery Company maintains historical burial records for the four cemeteries under our care. These records are an invaluable resource for genealogists, historians, and descendants of Earltown's pioneer families across Canada, the United States, Scotland, and the world.
Our archive includes handwritten ledgers, transcribed headstone inscriptions, photographic records, and cross-referenced genealogical data spanning more than 200 years β from the earliest settler burials of the 1820s through to the present day.
In 2025, we completed the digitization of over 200 historical burial records from the 1870s through the 1920s, making this heritage information more accessible than ever before.
π Records are provided for heritage and educational purposes. All personal information is handled with respect and discretion in accordance with applicable privacy guidelines.
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Our simple three-step process for genealogy research inquiries
Complete the inquiry form below with the name, approximate dates, and cemetery of interest. The more details you can provide, the better we can assist you.
Our volunteer archivists will search our historical records, headstone transcriptions, and photographic database to locate the information you need.
We will respond to your inquiry within 2β4 weeks with any available burial record information, along with relevant historical context where possible.
Please complete the form below to submit your burial record request.
These trusted external resources can complement our local burial records for your research:
Earltown's pioneers primarily spoke Gaelic and often used traditional Scottish naming conventions. When searching records, please be aware of:
