Briercrest Lutheran Cemetery
R.M. of Redburn # 130 NE 32-13-24 W2
GPS 50.127341°N 105.237362°W
First burial in 1911, 32 burials by 2003
Photographed by Terrance B. Sweeney
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photos)
Aastrom, (baby) Aastrom, Thomas Anderson, Alice M. 1936 - 1992 Anderson, Helen 1925 - 1996 Anderson, Mabel A. 1896 - 1995 wife of Peter Anderson, Melvin Albert 7 Jan 1923 - 23 Mar 1928 Anderson, Peter G. 1892 - 1979 Andrews, Kenneth Espelien, Gilman Olaf 1 Nov 1886 - 21 Aug 1941 Espelien, Guri Thone 13 Sep 1862 - 1 Apr 1914 wife of Ole Espelien, Ole 11 Sep 1862 - 19 Oct 1925 Graham, Jerimiah James 10 Feb 1953 - 2 Jun 2003 Graham, Jerimiah James (2nd photo) Knight, Donald K. 1939 - 1987 Moen, Andrew Nelson 1871 - 1951 Moen, Anne 21 Mar 1866 - 13 Apr 1911 Moen, Bertha Geolina 1907 - 1987 Moen, Frances 18 Jun 1924 - 6 May 1931 Moen, Inga 15 Mar 1883 - 18 May 1921 wife of Thomas Moen, Inga (2nd photo) Moen, Julia B. 22 Dec 1908 - 29 Jan 1915 Moen, Julia B. (2nd photo) Moen, Nellie I. 1880 - 1960 Moen, Nels Oliver 1899 - 1972 Moen, Noel Oscar 1901 - 1988 Moen, Peter 1 Sep 1910 - 18 Apr 1911 Moen, Peter & Anne (2nd photo) Moen, Thomas 4 Nov 1884 - 16 Aug 1964 Moen, Thomas (2nd photo) Olson, Josephine 21 Apr 1867 - 8 Mar 1914 Pederson, Gertrude Rusk, Albert E. P. 1 Mar 1914 - 1 Nov 1914 son of H. V. & Clara W. Rusk, Alfred Laurence 1 Mar 1913 - 3 Apr 1913 son of H. V. & Clara W. Sather, Lawrence 1858 - 1929 Stromberg, Gustav 23 Jun 1846 - 1 Apr 1913 Stromberg, Ingebor Anna (nee Johnson) 10 Sep 1855 - 10 Nov 1915 wife of Gustav Stromberg, Ingebor & Gustav (2nd photo) Unknown 1 Wenzel, George 20 Feb 1908 - 9 Nov 1992 Wenzel, Myrtle 24 Sep 1913 - 16 Jun 2011
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