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Carbonear Shipwreck Victims - 1874

"A couple of years ago, I was doing some fieldwork on Anticosti Island (Quebec)  and I came across a grave which was of some shipwreck victims.  At the time, I thought it was interesting and took a photo of it." Gail Radcliffe - London, Eng.

	The headstone reads: In  memory of  Captain John Edgar Joyce of  Carbonear, Newfoundland aged 27 years  and crew  of Brigantine Orient lost 22nd November 1874  who are buried as follows: Joseph Taylor (25 years) Stewart Taylor (17) Thomas Fitzpatrick (13?) William Clark (21) Charles Henry (36) Ambrose Forward (20) Richard Taylor (19?)
Note: This headstone is not in a cemetery or near a church or even a town.  It is located in a field not far from the beach on the south side of the island of Anticosti in the mouth of the St. Lawrence River (Quebec).

Contributed by John Rowe (August 2002)

Page Revised: August 2002 (Don Tate)

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