Ponass Lake Cemetery
Fosston district
R.M. of Ponass Lake # 367 NE 36-37-15 W2
GPS 52.224417°N 104.006916°W
First burial in 1918
Compiled & photographed by Andrew Grant
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Lower Section Haugrud, Elise 1879 - 1959 Haugrud, Evan 1887 - 1962 Haugrud, Gullek 1879 - 1975 Haugrud, Kari 1916 - 1998 Haugrud, Mary 1922 - Haugrud, Olav 1921 - 2011 Middle Section Bakke, Karl 1899 - 1941 Benson, Louis 1853 - 1934 unidentified gravesites Wilson, Edward 1870 - 1933 Wilson, Lillian 1877 - 1957 Upper Section Booth, Robert Edwin 1894 - 1974 Butler, Stephen Gordon Jul 1, 1912 - Aug 22, 1998 Butler, Mabel (nee Nelson) Dec 10, 1919 - Dec 28, 2003 Collins, Alexander Dec 31, 1923 - Jul 1, 1994 Collins, Dinsmore Kennedy Aug 1911 - Jun 1983 Collins, Margaret 1886 - 1984 Collins, Opal died 2012 Collins, Samuel died Jun 2, 1969 age 85 Collins, William John Jan 27, 1913 - Aug 18, 2006 Erickson, Alice 1903 - 1963 Erickson, Erik 1916 - 1982 Erickson, Wesley Aug 17, 1936 - Sep 25, 1938 son of E. & A. Erickson, Edwin Feb 3, 1975 age 76 Erikson, Erik N. 1863 - 1941 Erikson, Ingeborg 1859 - 1948 Froberg, Peter J. 1879 - 1944 Gryte, T. 1884 - 1918 Hanson, Elvina 1898 - 1922 Hunt, Eva 1882 - 1921 Hunter, Henry 1882 - 1941 Hunter, Martha 1880 - 1950 McDonald, Elizabeth Mary 1919 - 1985 Nelson, Annette 1862 - 1930 Nelson, Brian John Jun 4, 1945 - Jun 7, 1945 Nelson, Clarence 1890 - 1972 Nelson, Clinton Oct 1, 1921 - Dec 16, 1928 son of C. & L. Nelson, Eleanor Nov 7, 1928 - Jun 14, 2003 Nelson, Elmo died 1918 age 3 mos, son of Oliver & Mary Nelson, Elmo (2nd photo) Nelson, Louise 1896 - 1965 Nelson, Marvin Sep 20, 1923 - Dec 21, 2009 Nelson, Oluf 1861 -1919 Palmateer, Winnifred 1865 - 1925 Swan, Emil 1892 - 1962 Walker, Ida Dec 1918 - Sep 1943 Watson, Margaret 1917 - 2010 Watson, Andrew 1910 - 1998
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