 The oldest grave site is that of Daniel Rapelje’s son George in 1819; the newest are modern.Nationally significant sites include that of Judge Hugh Richardson, who in 1885 sentenced Louis Riel to death.Locally significant folklore tells of the story of the witch’s grave, the Irish family curse of the Chisholm family where 7 family members died within 7 years, and that of Canadian soldier Octavius Wallace, who fought in the American Civil War as a corporal of the 2nd Michigan Volunteer Infantry, and died at the Battle of Williamsburg in 1862.