Al Lewis Wrote: > Bill and/or Linda: > > Whereabouts on Albion Road is this cemetery? North or South side of Albion? > East or west of Bank Street? > I'd like to take a drive over there. > > Before 1900 or so, there was a separate village called "Billings Bridge". > Some of my ancestors were buried at the Catholic cemetery at Billings > Bridge. This might be the cemetery on Albion, unless there's a cemetery > attached to St. Thomas Aquinas Church which is on Kilborn. You say that most > of the surnames in the cemetery are French. > There may be some Irish "residing" there as well. Hi Al: The Cemetery, St. Thomas R.C. Cemetery (St. Bernard's Cemetery) is located on Albion Road (the West side of Bank St.) heading towards the Rideau-Carleton Race Track/Casino. It is on the left-hand side going towards the Race Track/Casino, perhaps 1/2 a kilometer from Bank St. I think this may be the cemetery you are looking for Al, as some of my Brule relatives were said to be "buried at the Billings Bridge cemetery" and there they were at this one. I am sure there are a "goodly" number of Irish inhabitants. Enjoy. Bill -- "It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others." Wm. G. Sharkey Ottawa, Ontario mailto:[email protected]