Champlain Bvd. is a long street that runs along the south side of the park where the battle of Quebec was fought, around the end by the lower city and back to finish near the new Autoroute that runs north. As I recall it was about 5 miles long in all. Because it runs so close to lower city and the old town there are many places where he might be buried. I can't help with the rest of the enquiry - I'm not local, not even from Canada. > Is someone familiar with Champlain Street in Quebec City? > What district would it be in and which Protestant Church > would serve that area in the 1860's? I am looking for the > death and burial of James Lloyd, who was a teacher. On the > 1851 census it shows that he and his family are living in the > schoolhouse on Champlain Street. Also, would there be > somewhere to write and ask for the records of people who > taught school in that time frame?