the early 1800s - a time when burying the dead on the family's land was common. Many have been fully transcribed through local volunteer efforts however many are not, possibly due to the fact the stones are now illegible from deterioration. Most of the old family burial plots are completely abandoned or located on private properties. Additionally, the Brockville cemeteries are located within Elizabethtown-Kitley. The following is an incomplete list of all registered cemeteries recorded as being within Elizabethtown-Kitley township by the Ontario Genealogical Society: Bell's Hill Bell Weir Earl Lucas Smith Jelly's Booth Bolton Bolton Soper's Forbes’ Lehigh Toledo Gosford Cornell Foxton Horton Oakland Howard's Campbell Campbell's Brennan's Manhard Fernbank Davidson Sherwood Glen Buell Browntown Ellis Family Whitehurst Greenback New Dublin Sopertown Blanchard's Plum Hollow Mallorytown David Family Livingstone's Old Greenbush Fulford Pioneer Bellamy's Pond Rowsome Place Tincap/Sand Hill Dayton/Livingston St. Phillip Neri R.C. Davis Family Plot Davis (abandoned) Davis (abandoned) Davis (abandoned) Toledo Presbyterian Hanton (abandoned) Weeks (abandoned) Toledo United Church Acheson (abandoned) Forthton (abandoned) Gallinger (abandoned) unnamed (abandoned) unnamed (abandoned) St. Francis Xavier R.C. Brockville Old Protestant Montgomery (abandoned) St. Peter's Anglican/Old Catholic It bears mentioning that many of these cemeteries are also known by other or multiple names, the names listed here are those specified by the Ontario Genealogical Society. Fulford Pioneer Cemetery is a designated historical location situated along the bank of the St. Lawrence River along Fulford Point Road, Woodridge, west of Brockville. It was designated for being one of the oldest cemeteries in the township, having been dedicated in 1786. The cemetery is on land originally granted to one of Jessup's Rangers, Jonathan Fulford. On June 7, 1786 the cemetery was opened with the burial of Fulford's infant son. The cemetery contains the graves of members of Fulford's family as well as the Cole family, who were related through marriage, and a few other local families. Demographics In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Elizabethtown-Kitley had a population of living in of its total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. In the year 2011, 19.6% of Elizabethtown-Kitley's population was aged 65 years or older. around two percent higher than the national percentage. 65.8% of the population were of working age (aged 15–64), while 14.6% were under 14 years of age. The