Greenfarm Mennonite Brethren Church Cemetery
Herbert district
R.M. of Morse # 165 SE 22-16-9 W3
GPS 50.356284°N 107.150343°W
First burial in 1916, 64 burials by 1977
Photographed by Val Thomas
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Date of death unless otherwise indicated - Numbers at end are the Row # & Plot # Andres, Abram A. 1906 1940 1-2 Andres, Abram A. (2nd photo) Andres, Abram 1879 - 1930 1-12 Andres, Katharina 1907 1998 1-1 Andres, Katharina (2nd photo) Andres, Cornelius 14 Apr 1871 3 Aug 1926 1-15 Andres, Elizabeth 1873 - 1962 3-2 Andres, Ernest 1927 2-20 Andres, Gus 1940 2-11 Andres, Peter 19 Nov 1919 - 10 Dec 1919 2-35 Duk, (Dyck) Elizabeth 7 Sep 1869 - 21 Apr 1925 wife of Peter A. 1-19 Duk, (Dyck) Elizabeth (2nd photo) Dyck, Cornelius May 1866 - Mar 1926 1-14 Enns, Jacob R. 26 Jun 1917 28 Mar 1994 3-5 Enns, Jacob R. (2nd photo) Forster, John 1937 2-12 Funk, Arthur 1930 2-18 Gerbrandt, Albert 1921 - 1936 2-14 Loewen, (child) 1-29 Loewen, (child) of G. D. 1920 2-33 Loewen, Minnie 1949 2-3 Loewen, Mrs. David 1926 1-16 Loewen, Wilhelmina Jun 1855 - Nov 1948 Mielke, Henry 2-31 Mielke, Martha 2-34 Penner, Alvin 1929 2-19 Penner, (baby) 3-1 Penner, Elizabeth 1903 - 1973 3-3 Penner, Maria 1876 - 1958 2-2 Penner, Maria (2nd photo) Penner, Mary (baby) 12 Jan 1916 1-30 Penner, Peter J. 16 Nov 1864 - 26 Sep 1923 1-21 Penner, Peter J. (2nd photo) Penner, Peter P. 1977 3-4 Penner, Tina 1926 2-23 Penner, (twins) 1931 children of I. P. 2-16 Priebe, Verna Rose (nee Penner) 1 Oct 1933 - 16 Oct 2012 wife of Dennis, dau of Peter & Elizabeth Regier, Sarah 1-8 Schellenberg, Jacob 1927 2-22 Schellenberg, Lena 1925 2-24 Schultz, Wilhelm William 1870 - 1943 2-7 Schulz, Anna 1926 1-17 Schulz, Jacob 1931 1-9 Schulz, Jacob 1941 2-10 Schulz, Jacob B. 1841 1925 1-18 Schulz, Katarina 1843 1921 wife of J. B. 1-23 Schulz, Maria 1877 - 1937 1-5 Siemens, Gerhardt P. 1872 - 1922 1-22 Siemens Jacob P. 7 Jan 1875 - 3 Apr 1934 1-6 Siemens, Jacob P. died Jan 1971 Siemens, Maria 1879 - 1959 2-1 Thiessen, Anna (nee Toews) 25 May 1931 age 21 wife of John, dau of Abraham & Katrina 1-10 Thiessen, Anna (nee Wolf) 3 Apr 1845 - 6 Feb 1918 wife of Jacob, dau of Peter 1-26 Thiessen, Helena (nee Siemens) 1870 1939 wife of Jacob W., dau of Jacob & Susanna 1-4 Thiessen, Jacob W. Rev. 1868 1933 son of Jacob & Anna 1-7 Thiessen, Katharina 1877 1939 wife of Abraham & Johann 1-3 Thiessen, Margaretha (nee Enns) 27 Jul 1878 - 19 Oct 1918 wife of wife of Jacob Dyck & Johann Thiessen 1-24 Thiessen, Margaretha (nee Enns) (2nd photo) Thiessen, (unknown) 1-28 Thiessen, Vern 1933 2-15 Toews, Abram J. 28 Jan 1880 - 12 Oct 1918 hus of Katrina Toews, Helena 1868 - 1945 2-6 Toews, Jacob J. 1882 - 1929 1-13 Toews, Jacob J. (2nd photo) unknown 1 unknown 2 unknown 1-20 unknown 2-25 unknown 2-26 unknown 2-27 unknown 2-28 unknown 2-29 unknown 2-30 unknown 2-32 Voth, John 1877 - 1940 2-5 Voth, John (2nd photo) Voth, Mary 28 Feb 1905 - 17 Mar 1942 2-9 Voth, Sarah 1876 - 1964 2-4 Voth, Sarah (2nd photo) Waechter, Mrs. J. 1942 2-8 Wiebe, Arthur Donald 11 Feb 1926 - 5 Sep 1936 2-13 Wiebe, Diedrich H. 1931 1-11 Wiebe, H. 1927 2-21 Wiebe, Maria 1-27 Wiebe, Maria 1930 2-17"Thank you" to Dora Wall for providing the listing and to Grace Toews for her additional information and forwarding it on.
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