This property was owned by Thomas Waddell. A church was erected here in 1839. This church was first known as the Secession Church of Scotland, then in 1847 as the United Presbyterian Church, and in 1861 as the Canada Presbyterian Church. The cemetery was named for REv. Lawrence, a long-time minister here.Directions to CemeteryLot 21 Concession 5 of the former Clarke Township.Transcription Purchase InformationTo order one or more of the following cemetery transcriptions, send a cheque or money order to: Ontario Genealogical Society, Durham Region Branch, Box 174, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 5S1. Include the listed price plus $5.00 postage for the first cemetery, plus 15% of the total amount to cover expenses. U. S. and international residents please pay in U. S. funds.Available TranscriptionsCemetery Name -Lawrence/Waddells Presbyterian CemeteryISBN -978-1-55114-084-1Price -1.20

Richard Lovekin Jr. settled this lot in about 1796. There were once more stones which have since disappeared. Seven stones are still standing.Directions to CemeteryLot 35 Concession 1 of the former Clarke Township.Transcription Purchase InformationTo order one or more of the following cemetery transcriptions, send a cheque or money order to: Ontario Genealogical Society, Durham Region Branch, Box 174, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 5S1. Include the listed price plus $5.00 postage for the first cemetery, plus 15% of the total amount to cover expenses. U. S. and international residents please pay in U. S. funds.Available TranscriptionsCemetery Name -Lovekin Pioneer CemeteryISBN -978-1-55114-233-3Price -.50