Saint Mark's Anglican Cemetery
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Saint Mark's Anglican Cemetery

Also known as Saint Mark's Churchyard Cemetery

East Oro, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada

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  • Get directions 792 Line 11 North, Oro-Medonte
    East Oro, Simcoe County, Ontario L0L 1T0 Canada
    Coordinates: 44.52993, -79.49590
  • (705) 487-5505
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792 Line 11 N, 70 m south of 15/16 Sideroad E, west side.

11th Conc. of Oro-Medonite Twp. and 15-16 Sideroad.

St. Mark's Anglican Cemetery sometimes referred to as St. Mark's Churchyard Cemetery.

History:
St. Mark's Anglican Church was built about 1842. The original structure was replaced by a brick church in 1880 which was eventually remodelled. In 1985, the building was considered unsafe and had to be condemned. A deconsecration ceremony was held the following year and the church was closed. The stain glass windows, pews and other items of historical or ecclesiastical nature were placed in other churches and the building demolished in 1987. The cemetery was located adjacent to the north side of the church. Based on the most recent transcription, the oldest stone is that of Margaret, wife of ??? Lee, who died in 1836, some 6 years before the church was built. Otherwise, the stones are dated from the 1850's to present.
Based on information from:
The Story of Oro, Second Edition, The Township of Oro, 1987









792 Line 11 N, 70 m south of 15/16 Sideroad E, west side.

11th Conc. of Oro-Medonite Twp. and 15-16 Sideroad.

St. Mark's Anglican Cemetery sometimes referred to as St. Mark's Churchyard Cemetery.

History:
St. Mark's Anglican Church was built about 1842. The original structure was replaced by a brick church in 1880 which was eventually remodelled. In 1985, the building was considered unsafe and had to be condemned. A deconsecration ceremony was held the following year and the church was closed. The stain glass windows, pews and other items of historical or ecclesiastical nature were placed in other churches and the building demolished in 1987. The cemetery was located adjacent to the north side of the church. Based on the most recent transcription, the oldest stone is that of Margaret, wife of ??? Lee, who died in 1836, some 6 years before the church was built. Otherwise, the stones are dated from the 1850's to present.
Based on information from:
The Story of Oro, Second Edition, The Township of Oro, 1987









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