BLAIN, ERNEST WILLIAM 18 Nov 1918 age 20 BLAIN, ERNEST WILLIAM (2nd photo) BLAIN, Y. WILL died 1946 BLAIN, EDITH died 1942 CARTER, ROSE 1879 - 1921 COLEMAN, ALBION WILFRED 16 Jul 1895 - 20 Mar 1920 COLEMAN, ARTHUR LEONARD 1883 - 24 Apr 1916 COLEMAN, FRANK 1850 - 2 Sep 1914 age 84 COLEMAN, FRANK (2nd photo) COLEMAN, FRANK (3rd photo) COLEMAN, MARTHA ANN 1858 - 1924 wife of Frank KING, CATHERINE BLAKE 1875 - 1945 KING, GEORGE 1875 - 1965 KING, GEORGE (2nd photo) MCINTOSH, ALEXANDER 1880 - 1960 MCINTOSH, ARTHUR JIM 28 May 1919 - 8 Feb 2014 MCINTOSH, HELEN JEAN 1921 - 1996 wife of Arthur MCINTOSH, MABEL (nee Coleman) 1887 - 1945 dau of Frank & Martha MCINTOSH, MARGARET 1916 - 1988 dau of Alexander & Mabel MURRAY, ELSIE 24 Aug 1891 - 12 Mar 1920 MURRAY, SHELLY ANN 1966 - 1966 dau of William & Genene MURRAY, SHELLY ANN (2nd photo) unknown (on the north side of George King) VOLDEN, MARVIN JOHN 30 Aug 1953 - 9 Sep 1962 son of Jean & Dean WICKENS, (baby) WILLICOTT, ELSIE M. died 1946 WILLICOTT, FREDERICK 27 Apr 1953 age 70 WILLICOTT, WILLIAM JOHN 1875 - 1964 WOODS, DOUGLAS RICHARD 15 May 1923 - 30 Sep 1923 son of Richard & Frances WOODS, FRANCES ELMA (nee McKay) 1901 - 1971 WOODS, FRANCIS M. 'FRANK' 1924 - 2000 WOODS, MERVYN 9 Mar 1938 - 8 Aug 2016 hus of Sandra Kerr, son of Richard & Frances WOODS, RICHARD STEVENSON 1886 - 1976 WOODS, ROBERT ROY 1935 - 1963 son of Richard & FrancesThis listing is the result of a personal reading of the cemetery, with some follow-up by a former member of the congregation.
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