Saint Patrick's Cemetery
Also known as Saint Patrick Roman Catholic Cemetery
Quebec, Capitale-Nationale Region, Quebec, Canada
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Quebec, Capitale-Nationale Region, Quebec G1S 1G4 CanadaCoordinates: 46.78542, -71.24648 - stpatricksquebec.com/cemetery-maps/
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Over the years, hundreds of people were buried in the Saint-Patrick cemetery: police officers, firefighters, merchants, port employees, lawyers or deputies. We find there about forty Irish people who died on September 19, 1889 in the landslide of rue du Petit-Champlain. There are also Patriots, like Michael Connoly, arrested in 1837 for his revolutionary sympathies, and notables, including Charles Alleyn and Owen Murphy, who were mayors of Quebec. There are also victims of the Empress of Ireland, which sank near Rimouski on May 29, 1914. The famous and fiery Patrick "Paddy" Moran, star goalkeeper of the Bulldogs, was buried there in 1966, near the remains of his two sons who died before the age of six. The scientist Larkin Kerwin is also buried there in 2004. He was president of the Canadian Space Agency and first lay rector of Laval University. Everyone, young and old, tells the story of the Irish of Quebec.
Over the years, hundreds of people were buried in the Saint-Patrick cemetery: police officers, firefighters, merchants, port employees, lawyers or deputies. We find there about forty Irish people who died on September 19, 1889 in the landslide of rue du Petit-Champlain. There are also Patriots, like Michael Connoly, arrested in 1837 for his revolutionary sympathies, and notables, including Charles Alleyn and Owen Murphy, who were mayors of Quebec. There are also victims of the Empress of Ireland, which sank near Rimouski on May 29, 1914. The famous and fiery Patrick "Paddy" Moran, star goalkeeper of the Bulldogs, was buried there in 1966, near the remains of his two sons who died before the age of six. The scientist Larkin Kerwin is also buried there in 2004. He was president of the Canadian Space Agency and first lay rector of Laval University. Everyone, young and old, tells the story of the Irish of Quebec.
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- Added: 19 Apr 2003
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 1961435
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