ornamental gate of teak wood. The key to this door was with the Chaplain of a neighboring convent. There are 47 tombstones and 56 gravestones in the cemetery. The cemetery which was repaired by the British Consul in 1941 is now in good condition. The old wooden gate has since been replaced by a metal one. Out of the six mango trees which were there in the past, two have survived. There is a well inside the cemetery which is dry. The earliest burial according to the tomb plates was on 19 December 1808 and the latest on 10 August 1912. References External links Raj Bhavan website Government of Goa Governors' houses in India Buildings and structures in Panaji Forts in Goa