Riceton Cemetery
R.M. of Lajord # 128 S 29-13-17 W2
GPS 50.105626°N 104.293314°W
First burial in 1925, 80 burials by 2000
Compiled & photographed by Val Thomas
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Bobier, Mary Ann 4 Sep 1943 – 22 Nov 1943 Deters, Richard 1942 – 1994 Di Stephano, Louise Sharon 1952 – 1997 Di Stephano, Rene 1950 - Fahlman, Kenneth J. 7 Jul 1934 – 8 Aug 2015 hus of Evangeline Stanofski Fahlman, Helen Elizabeth (nee Minaker) Stevenson 1920 – 17 Aug 2008 dau of George & Elizabeth Fosberg, Anna Maria (nee Kalvin) 1890 – 1943 Forsberg, Edith Kathleen (nee Jones) 21 Jul 1917 – 12 Oct 2007 dau of Wilfred & Mary Forsberg, Marvin 1926 Forsberg, Melvin 1926 Forsberg, William 1882 – 1963 Hill, Frances J. 1895 – 1983 Hill, Thelma E. 21 Mar 1920 – 3 Mar 1927 Hill, William D. 1893 – 1984 Jansen, Augusta J. (nee Wilm) 1880 – 1955 Jansen, Henry G. 1859 – 1933 Kawuza, Clara 1913 – 1985 Kawuza, Peter 1910 – 2000 Kirkpatrick, Daniel 1924 – 1997 son of Warren & Harriett Kirkpatrick, Gratia (nee Baxter) 1930 – 1990 Kirkpatrick, Harriett (nee Miller) 1900 – 1990 Kushnir, Michael 'Mike' 27 Oct 1919 – 14 Jun 2014 son of Metro & Anne Kushnir, Thelma Katherine (nee Purves) 25 Apr 1923 – 14 Sep 2012 dau of Amcie & Myrtle Layman, Russell Wayne 1940 – 1942 Leach, Clarence 30 Aug 1884 – 18 Jul 1952 Maynard, Frances Mary (nee Miller) 1917 – 1996 Maynard, William Bishop 1917 – 1996 son of Frank & Mattie McKim, Frank 1897 – 1983 McKim, Lulu 1876 – 1962 McKim, Madeline 1907 – 1989 McKim, Pearl I. (nee Potter) 27 Nov 189? – 5 Jul 1926 wive of F. J. McKim, Pearl I. (nee Potter) (2nd photo) McKim, Robert 1853 – 1953 Moats Family Plot Moats, Alice E. 1923 – 1925 Moats, Angela Louise 28 Jul 1988 – 27 Jul 2006 dau of Lee & Laurie Moats, Angela Louise (2nd photo) Moats, Anna T. 1890 – 1926 wife of Estley Moats, Emma Matilda (nee Francis) 1923 – 29 Aug 2007 dau of Ebby & Marie Moats, Wilber Estley 29 Jun 1920 – 12 Oct 2002 son of Estley & Anna Mohr, Geneva E. 22 Nov 1910 – 21 Sep 1932 Mohr, Henry A. 1893 – 1952 Mohr, John H. 1870 – 1954 Mohr, Lottie B. 1904 – 1999 Mohr, Missouri P. 1875 – 1942 Nichols, Evalena 1890 – 1976 Nichols, Lawrence I. E. 1925 – 1984 Nichols, Marie 1923 – Nichols, W. Ernie 1883 – 1952 Oltmanns, Antonie E. 1874 – 1942 Oltmanns, Clara Marie 1901 – 1954 Oltmanns, Otto E. 1868 – 1941 Otten, Frederick 1916 – 1971 Pederson, Karl P. 1900 – 1991 Purves, Amcie Morrow 1899 – 1979 Purves, Cecile R. 1926 – 7 Aug 2008 Purves, David Morrow 28 Jun 1958 – 22 Sep 2009 son of Ralph & Cecile Purves, Esther Sophia (nee Tillier) 17 Apr 1917 – 5 Aug 2006 Purves, Jack Ballantyne 4 May 1917 – 16 May 1991 son of William & Jane Purves, Myrtle May (nee Timmath) 13 Aug 1898 – 15 Aug 2001 Purves, Ralph L. 1921 – 1983 son of Amcie & Myrtle Pyne, Leslie George 3 Nov 1932 - 12 May 2017 hus of Janice King Rice, James Seneca 1862 – 1944 Rice, Mary Etta 1867 – 1949 Schultz Family Plot Schultz, Clara 1881 – 1941 Schultz, Dorothy 1917 – 1945 dau of Samuel & Clara Schultz, Laura E. (nee Diekrager) 1931 – 5 Dec 2007 dau of Emil & Henrietta (nee Hengel) Schultz, Samuel F. 1870 – 1947 Schultz, William Henry 1903 – 1945 Schultz, William Morley 1931 – 19 Jan 2001 son of William & Carrie Shady, G. 1868 – 1932 Shady, M. 1875 – 1925 Sothe, Augusta 1877 – 1961 Spry, George P. 1925 – 1992 Sothe, John 1871 – 1962 Spry, Phyllis C. 1923 – 1982 Spry, Samuel Thomas 1891 – 1952 Spry, Sarah Ann 1895 – 1982 unknown West, Laura 1889 – 1975 West, William S. 1880 – 1942 Yaehne Family Plot Yaehne, Gayle Darlene 1 Nov 1945 – 20 May 1947 Yaehne, Gayle Darlene (2nd photo) Yaehne, John died 26 Nov 1943
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