BERG, SALMER 11 Aug 1912 - 3 Sep 1929 EIDE, ANDREW 1898 - 1981 EIDE, JOHN 1896 - 1976 GASMO, EARNEST WILFRED 19 Jan 1919 - 26 Aug 1919 GASMO, ERNEST WILFRED (2nd photo) HAGEN, HAROLD ALBERT 1915 - 1992 HYLAND, BERTHA 1877 - 1914 HYLAND, GEORGE 1914 - 1914 JELLE, JACOB J. 24 Aug 1860 - 17 Aug 1921 MAKI, WILLIAM S. 1924 - 1987 NELSON, AUGUST 5 Apr 1919 age 42 NELSON, CLARENCE 1910 - 1986 NELSON, KNUTE 1875 - 1946 RAMSAY, DAVID WILLIAM 1886 - 1946 RAMSAY, JOHANNA NELSON 1883 - 1973 SOLHEIM, EMIL 1917 - 1917 TOEWS, HENRY 1928 - 1938 son of Jacob TOEWS, JACOB H. 1895 - 1959 WIGNES FAMILY PLOT WIGNES, AUDREY 13 Jul 1920 - 4 Jun 1997 WIGNES, CLARA BERGLIOT 6 Apr 1919 - 7 Sep 1977 age 58 dau of Inger & Peter WIGNES, CLARA (2nd photo) WIGNES, GLADYS 1913 - 15 Feb 1930 age 16 dau of Inger & Peter WIGNES, GLADYS (2nd photo) WIGNES, INGER (nee Eide) 1885 - 30 Apr 1951 age 68 sister of Andrew WIGNES, INGER (2nd photo) WIGNES, MARTIN 1921 - 26 Jun 1934 age 14 son of Inger & Peter WIGNES, MARTIN (2nd photo) WIGNES, PETER 1888 - 24 Mar 1923 age 35 WIGNES, PETER (2nd photo) WIGNES, SVEND 20 Sep 1915 - 20 Mar 2002 NOTE: Buried 5.07 kms East of this cemetery gate, on the North side of the road on the edge of a field GPS 52.056642°N 105.266554°W MILLER, JOHN R. died 12 Jan 1910 age 32 MILLER, JOHN R. (2nd photo)This record is taken from a personal reading of the cemetery plus a checking over by Hettie and Stan Ford. There are no known records within the community. Check with the Wolverine R.M. office. The Lutheran Church was part of a synod now listed as Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. It was not connected to the Lutheran Church in Humboldt.
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