Greetings to our valued community!

We're delighted to share the exciting news that the Regional Weyburn Gen Web site is not only finding a new home but thriving at its new domain https://saskgenweb.ca/skweybur/Weyburn/. As the custodians of history, we are dedicated to preserving the legacy of one room schoolhouses, cemetery headstones, historical maps, and the rich tapestry of placenames. Some of the links on this old website won't work, so please check out the new website which can be updated!

The journey forward is made possible by the incredible support from our Patreon community at https://www.patreon.com/SaskGenWeb. Your contributions empower us to secure a new domain and web hosting, ensuring the continuity of this vital project for years to come.

Explore the revamped webpages at https://saskgenweb.ca/skweybur/Weyburn/, where the past comes alive through narratives of one room schoolhouses, sacred resting places, and the diverse history of our region. Unearth the stories that shaped the landscapes and communities we hold dear.

Our Patreon community has been the cornerstone of this transformation, standing by us as we find a new domain and web hosting provider. We invite you to be part of this community at https://www.patreon.com/SaskGenWeb, helping us grow and persist in this labor of love.

Join us on this digital journey, discovering the treasures of Weyburn and its surrounding regions. The diversity of historical maps, vanished placenames, and the tapestry of our shared past awaits at https://saskgenweb.ca/skweybur/Weyburn/.

As we embark on this new chapter, we express our gratitude to Ancestry.com and Rootsweb.com for providing the foundation. Now, we turn to you, our community, seeking support on Patreon to sustain the Weyburn Gen Web service.

Your support ensures that the stories of Weyburn's history are not only preserved but continue to evolve. If you find this endeavor beneficial, we encourage you to support us through Patreon. Visit https://saskgenweb.ca/skweybur/Weyburn/ to witness the resurgence and join us in preserving the rich history of Weyburn.

Thank you for being an essential part of this journey.

Warm regards,

The Weyburn Gen Web Volunteers and Saskatchewan GenWeb Team


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    Estevan (city)

  • Book
    Title Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada Welcome to Estevan, the rail, brick & power centre
    Author Estevan (Sask.). Board of Trade
    Published Estevan, Sask. : [s.n., 1957?]

  • Book
    Title Estevan, the power centre
    Author King, Andrew, 1885-1981
    Published Saskatoon : Printed by Modern Press, 1967

  • Book
    Title A Tale that is told : Estevan 1890-1980 Volume 1, 2
    Published Estevan, Sask. 1981
    Other Author Estevan History Book Committee
    ISBN 0919934080

  • Book
    Title Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
    Author Estevan (Sask.). Board of Trade Published Estevan : Mercury, 1908

  • Title Estevan, the power centre "A Canadian Centennial Year Project, 1967."
    Author by Andrew King
    Published Saskatoon : Modern Press, c1967

  • Book
    Title The "Soo line" and its people, with a review of Rupert' s Land and the District of
    Assiniboia : directory listings of Weyburn, Estevan, Midale
    Author compiled & published by Nelle Overgard
    Published Regina : Overgard Directories, c1956

  • Book
    Title The "Soo line" and its people, with a review of Rupert's Land and the District of Assiniboia : directory listings of Weyburn, Estevan, Midale
    Published Regina : Ovregard Directories, 1957
    Note Revision of The Southern Saskatchewan Business Directory, 1939-1940 and the Southern section of Directory of Northern & Southern Saskatchewan, 1947-1948, 1953-54



  • Book
    Title: A tree grows on the prairies
    Author: by Stanley M. Durr & Georgean McAdam Durr
    Published : Estevan, Sask. c2003.

  • Book
    Title: Estevan community profile, 1989-90. Estevan "Energy City" community profile
    Published Estevan, Sask. : The City, 1989.

  • Book
    Title The love of Christ has gathered us together : St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan, Saskatchewan 1938 - 1978
    Author: researcher Jeanne Perry; editor Stirling King.
    London, Ont. : St. Joseph's Health Centre, c1988.

  • Book
    Title: Families in the Souris coalfields, 1925-1935
    Author: Morier, Chris D.
    Published Saskatoon c1996.

  • Book
    An erk among the elks
    Author: Bonnett, Harold.
    Published Lewes : Book Guild Ltd., c1998.
    Service Flying Training School No. 38 Airmen, World War, 1939-1945
    ISBN 1857762886

  • Cemeteries:
    Estevan Civic Cemetery Estevan NW ?? 27-02-08 W2 RM of Estevan # 5
    Forest Glen Cemetery Closest Community - Estevan SW ?? 18-01-07 W2 RM of Estevan # 5
    Grace Pioneer Cemetery Estevan NW ?? 13-02-08 W2 RM of Estevan # 5 S
    Souris Valley Memorial Gardens 3 Miles (1.6 KM) West of Estevan on Highway # 39 Estevan SW ?? 05-03-08 W2 RM of Estevan # 5 49??? 09' 46.09" N 103??? 02' 10.83" W

  • German Saskatchewan Genealogy roots

  • American Saskatchewan Genealogy roots

  • DVD or VHS:
    Title: Black Tuesday produced and written by R. Leslea Mair ; directed by Leif Storm Kaldor.
    Published Regina? : Zoot Capri Entertainment, 2003.
    Performer Narrated by Pierre Berton.
    Coal Miners' Strike, Estevan, Sask., 1931.

  • George Martin Day biography, British Home Children

  • Sask Biz Community Profiles

  • Statistics Canada Community Profiles 2006

  • VHS
    Title: Hard times & high hopes, 1929-1945 . Workers' Millennium Series
    Produced jointly by Barna-Alper Productions and the Canadian Labour Congress.
    the Estevan Coal Strike
    Mississauga, ON : Marlin Westwood, 1999.

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