Lewis Wallbridge

1816–1887 (age 71)

Biography

Lewis Wallbridge was an accomplished judge who dedicated his career to the administration of justice in the Belleville area. His judicial service reflected a commitment to fairness and the rule of law during a crucial period in Canadian legal history.

Wallbridge's contributions to the judiciary earned him recognition among his contemporaries, and his memory is preserved in Belleville Cemetery as a respected member of the legal profession.

Also buried at Belleville Cemetery

William Hodgins Biggar
1852–1922 (age 70)
Belleville Cemetery
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Wellington Jeffers
1814–1896 (age 82)
Belleville Cemetery
Wellington Jeffers (22 June 1814 – 10 February 1896) was a Canadian teacher, Methodist minister, and editor.
Benjamin Hale
1797–1863 (age 66)
Belleville Cemetery
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Albert Holway
1902–1968 (age 66)
Belleville Cemetery
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Manly MacDonald
1889–1971 (age 82)
Belleville Cemetery
William Sandercock
1894–1971 (age 77)
Belleville Cemetery
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