Peace Lutheran Cemetery
Bateman district
R.M. of Gravelbourg #104 SW 32-11-6 W3
GPS 49.95280°N 106.80350°W
Compiled & photographed by Todd Benko June 10, 2013
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Baron, Adolf 1878 – 1946 Baron, Elisabeth 1911 – 1913 Baron, Valentine 1911 – 1914 Beiheler, Agnes 1871 - 12 Sep 1912 wife of Gustav A. Beilhartz Benaschak, (baby) 1935 Benaschak, Susie 1911 - 2009 Benaschak, William 1907 - 1988 Bromberger, Ferdinand 1878 – 1937 Bromberger, L. 29 Oct 1911 – 30 Dec 1927 Buhaler, George 26 Sep 1854 – 21 Sep 1918 Cattinger, Jacob 1850 – 1933 Frank, William Victor 25 Aug 1926 – 27 Aug 1926 Gattinger, Catherine (nee Miller) 1885 – 1971 Gattinger, Dorethea 26 Feb 1909 – 20 Feb 1914 dau of Franz & Satha Gattinger, Frank 1881 – 1977 Geres, Elsie 1922 – 1923 Geres, Katharina 20 Jan 1843 - 11 Apr 1920 Geres, Michael 17 Sep 1841 – 24 Sep 1917 Hussey, Matilda 1907 – 1981 Keiper, Annie 11 Aug 1925 – 27 Jul 2009 Keiper, William 6 Dec 1902 – 23 Aug 2001 Keller, (unknown) (with Johann Philip) Keller, Johann Philip 23 Sep 1871 – 5 Apr 1934 Keller, Katarina 15 Feb 1910 - 27 Aug 1910 Keller, Kathrina 1888 – 1918 Keller, Sophia 17 Jan 1887 – 15 Nov 1918 Kilbach, Elwood H. 1935 – 1940 Kilbach, Herald W. 1934 – 1940 Klein, Karolina 1858 – 1944 Kohlenberg, Adam 1913 – 1996 son of Christina Kohlenberg, Caroline 1856 – 21 Aug 1941 Kohlenberg, Christina (nee Keller) 1897 – 1980 Kohlenberg, Daniel 25 Oct 1858 – 26 Feb 1940 Kohlenberg, Daniel W. 16 Dec 1924 – 20 May 2000 Kohlenberg, Gertrud P. 4 Jan 1920 – 11 May 2008 Kohlenberg, Louise 1912 – 1977 Kohlenberg, Mary P. 1924 – 1992 Kohlenberg, Valentine A. 1920 – 1980 Krell, Philip Gottlieb 1919 – 1935 Krell, Susanna 1910 – 1917 Lang, Gustav 1907 – 1936 Lang, Jonas 1877 – 1943 Miller, Phillip 1884 – 1950 Miller, Susan 1867 – 1969 age 101 yrs 3 mos Paniec, Beverley Marlene (nee Kohlenberg) 24 Nov 1945 - 10 Sep 2014 dau of Adam & Louise Paniec, James W. 1948 – 10 Jul 1998 hus of Beverley Printz, Christina 1888 – 1964 Printz, Christina (2nd photo) Printz, Johann 1885 – 1943 Prinz, (baby) Ritan, Olaf 1893 – 1980 Rotheisler, Anna 1857 – 1940 Rotheisler, Elizabeth 1922 – 1994 Rotheisler, Frank 1884 – 1973 Rotheisler, Jacob 1919 – 1980 Rotheisler, Keith Gerald 11 Dec 1946 – 26 Feb 1947 Rotheisler, Margareta 1897 – 1979 Rotheisler, Otto Frank 5 Jul 1927 - 15 May 2015 hus of Theresia Mang Rotheisler, Peter 1915 – 1964 Rotheisler, Philip V. 1923 – 1990 Scheske, Edward 1886 – 1931 Scheske, Herman 1929 – 1979 Scholpp, Emil H. 1928 – 1940 Seidler, Susan 1925 – 1925 Stehr, Alfred 1944 – 1945 Stehr, Carolina 18 Oct 1877 – 26 Jun 1943 Stehr, Lentine 7 Mar 1907 – 12 Nov 1958 Stehr, Mary 1951 – 1951 Strieb, Dorothy 1904 – 1965 Strieb, Rudolph 1894 – 1973 unknown 1 unknown 2 unknown 3 unknown 4 (wooden cross) unknown 5 (wooden cross) unknown 6 (wooden cross) Urschel, Catharina 14 May 1913 - 28 Oct 1913 Wallewein, Christian 31 Oct 1875 – 8 Mar 1948 Weber, Philip Aug 1882 - 18 Sep 1913 Wolf, William Ernest Philip 8 Nov 1929 – 24 Jan 1930 son of Carl & Emelia Wuschke, Gottfried 1864 – 1911 Wuschke, Rosina Louise 1868 – 1938
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