Cemeteries

Location	Cemetery Name	Link	New/Update	Notes
Broadacres, Saskatchewan	Sacred Heart Cemetery			Site by Robet Ell
Leipzig, Saskatchewan	New St. Pascal Cemetery		~7/27/00
Leipzig, Saskatchewan	New St. Pascal Cemetery			Incomplete Listing. Includes pictures of headstones.
Luseland, Saskatchewan	Luseland Catholic Cemetery		~9/2/00	Updated was sent to me by Alex Weinmeyer.
Pascal, Saskatchewan	Old St. Pascal Cemetery			Taken from Births and Deaths Records.
Unity, Saskatchewan	Pleasant View Cemetery			Incomplete Listings
Heart Hill's Area, Saskatchewan	St. Donatus Catholic Cemetery	donatusnorth.html donatussouth.html		Listings Taken from Heart Hill's Local History Book.
Primate, Saskatchewan	St. Elizabeth's Catholic Cemetery			Incomplete Listings
Denzil, Saskatchewan	St. Henry's Catholic Cemetery			Incomplete Listings
Salvador, Saskatchewan	St. Henry's Catholic Cemetery			Site By Robert Ell
Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan	St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery		~04/08/2003	Compiled by Adeline Sanoy
Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan	St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery			Collected by Kelly Mitchell
Wilkie, Saskatchewan	Wilkie Cemetery (Town Cemetery)		~8/19/00	Compiled by Several People. Includes Wilkie Register.
Revenue, Saskatchewan	St. Charles Catholic Cemetery			Compiled by Kelly Mitchell
Landis, Saskatchewan	Landis Cemetery		~1/16/01	Stan Hingston
Handel, Saskatchewan	Handel Roman Catholic Cemetery			Handel Notes and Half Notes Compiled by Handel New Horizons
St. Joseph's Cemetery	Scott, Saskatchewan			Scott Town Registers

Burials Not in Cemeteries

This includes farm burials.

1. Rizo Coleff -- Lost in a blizzard Decemeber 23, 1911. Found April 6, 1912, on Sec. 25, Twp. 34, Rge. 26. ~11/9/99
2. George Melrose Danbrook (son of George and Edith Danbrook) was born 1911 and died in 1912. He was buried on the homestead. Part of the fence and four maple trees are still standing, showing the remains of the little grave. Hopefully it will remain untouched. - From Heritage of Hope: Denzil Saskatchewan. ~12/18/99





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