Creswell Cemetery
Bankend district
R.M. of Emerald # 277 NE 25-28-14 W2
GPS 51.46026°N 103.84596°W
Compiled & photographed by Ron Isherwood September 7, 2010
Updated by Gerry Labas
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Allen, Albert F. 1904 - 1969 Allen, Calford A. 28 May 1927 - 21 Apr 1999 Allen, Douglas C. 3 Jul 1960 - 28 Aug 1980 Allen, Gladys L. 20 Dec 1924 - Allen, Nellie M. 1905 - 1972 Attfield, William (bur. 11 Jul 1917) hus of Elizabeth Alice Callow Blight, (baby) 30 Sep 1955 Blight, Frank G. 1921 - 1992 Blight, Frank George 10 Nov 1992 age 70 Blight, George W. 1887 - 1960 Blight, Geraldine 1928 - 2004 Blight, Helen Freda 1897 - 1953 Blight, Reginald 10 Oct 1928 - 13 Feb 1992 Claughton, Stella 1907 - 1994 Cockle, Ruth 4 Sep 1923 - 24 Feb 2004 Coliquer, E. Hector 1888 - 1964 Dunphy, Daniel Joseph 1887 - 1976 Dunphy, Lena 1896 - 1955 Flindall, Byron 8 Nov 1855 - 14 Nov 1940 Flindall, Harry C. 9 Jan 1945 Giles, Danel T. L. Jul 1861 - Mar ???? Giles, Mary Jane 1865 - 1948 Gray, Charlene Heather (nee Deschener) 18 Sep 1957 - 16 Apr 2016 wife of Everett, dau of Peter & Annie Hull, Elizabeth 1916 - 1995 Hull, Robert James 7 Mar 1938 - 26 Nov 2006 Latrace, Emma E. 1872 - 1952 Latrace, George N. 1867 - 1952 Light, Arvella 1941 - 1999 Light, Robert 1938 - 1996 McCabe, William H. died 1919 McKay, Alex 1910 - 1983 McKay, Elsie 1910 - 1986 McKay, (unknown) 1922 Nault, Bill (Top left) and wife was Martin's son Nault, Kurt (Bottom left) was Bill's son Nault, Martin (Top right) Martin's father buried in Manitoba was cousin to Louis Riel Nault, Sarah (Top middle) wife of Martin Nault Purdy, Claude F. 1896 - 1946 Purdy, George C. 1868 - 1932 Purdy, Hilda A. 1903 - 1945 Purdy, Jane 1872 - 1934 Purdy, Wilbert L. 1 Mar 1927 age 62 Rowley, Naomi 1945 - 1990 Rowley, Richard S. 18 Sep 1913 - 26 Aug 1916 son of R. T. & F. Rowley, John 1863 - 1946 Rowley, Sarah (nee Brandaw) 3 Dec 1883 - 14 Nov 1915 age 34 wife of George Saville, Harry C. 1918 - 1921 Saville, Victor J. 1921 - 1924 Schindel, Jacob Jun 1877 - 3 Dec 1942 Sloat, Bertha Jane 12 Jul 1897 - 2 May 1939 wife of Norman Sloat, Chancie 1858 - 1933 Sloat, Earl J. 1930 - 1988 Sloat, Edythe G. 1909 - 1993 Sloat, Ernest W. 1899 - 1955 Sloat, Maggie ???? - 1934 Sloat, Violet M. 1934 - Taylor, John Wesley 1911 - 1963 Taylor, Mary 1913 - 1989 Taylor, Richard A. 'Rick' 1858 - 1987 Thiede, Pauline 1868 - 1932 Third, William died aged 5 days, son of W. Turner, Henry 1927 - 1990 Turner, Naiomi 8 Dec 1995 - 29 Aug 2001 unknown 1 unknown 2 unknown 3 unknown 4 unknown 5 Vileneau, (baby) 5 Dec 1936 Vileneau, (baby) 14 Feb 1937 Vileneau, (baby) 19 Nov 1950 Vileneau, Joseph W. 1907 - 1956 Zibulak, Andrew 1901 - 1960
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