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John Guy Settlement Cemetery
Cupids
Port de Grave District

A View of the Cemetery This shows the recently excavated John Guy Settlement Cemetery, in Cupids, Newfoundland (originally Cupers Cove). The two unearthed headstones can be seen along with several other slate markers.  This cemetery dates back to the early 1600's. The John Guy Settlement (established August 1610) was the first englich settlement in what is now known as Canada. It is reported that the settlement was probably in existance until the late 1700's.

Photographed by Craig Peterman (2008)

Page Last Updated December 11, 2008 (Craig Peterman)

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