This Cemetery is located on pioneer land of John (1730-1796) & Ann Huskins.
A Methodist church had been built not far from the cemetery. Therefore, it became known as the " Old Methodist cemetery". It is overgrown & difficult to see the tombstones dates but i did find some tombstones with dates in the 1860 .Church death records indicate people could be buried there earlier.

A large fire swept through West Green Harbour in the late 1800 & burned the Methodist church as well as some homes.
After the Fire , the Methodist church at West Green Harbour was taken off the circuit for Lockeport area.

The memorials initially placed in this cemetery are based on information contained in Cemetery Records of Shelburne County, Volume VIII (2002) published by the Shelburne County Genealogical Society.

Those records indicate the interment of a large number of persons in numerous Lots, as follows (taken verbatim from those records):

UNKNOWN 1 Grave No marker
UNKNOWN 1 Grave No marker
UNKNOWN 1 Grave No marker
UNKNOWN 1 Grave No marker
UNKNOWN 1 Grave rock for marker
UNKNOWN 13 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 13 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 18 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 2 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 2 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 2 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 23 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves 3 grave stones for markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 3 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 4 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 6 Graves only stones for markers
UNKNOWN 7 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 7 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN 8 Graves No markers
UNKNOWN child's grave Wooden Picket Fence painted White
UNKNOWN mother + 4 graves stone homemade w/Mother, 4 graves beside no markers