Peace Lutheran Cemetery
Spring Valley district
R.M. of Terrell # 101 SE 2-12-25 W2
GPS 49.959984°N 105.305698°W
First burial in 1914, 77 burials by 2007
Engel, Anna M. 1910 - 1998 wife of Ludwig Engel, Ludwig 1903 - 2002 Filazek, Anna C. 1915 - 1996 wife of Rudolph Filazek, Elizabeth Vera 1912 - 2007 wife of Ewald Filazek, Elizabeth W. 1935 - Filazek, Ewald Herman 1905 - 1990 Filazek, Rudolf P. 1907 - 1980 Filazek, Wilfred R. G. 1934 - 1992 hus of Elizabeth Fuhr, Adelheit 1863 - 1945 Fuhr, August died 1956 age 92 Fuhr, August 1866 - 1960 Fuhr, Brenda (infant) Goesch, George 1881 - 1928 Hack, Christian 1893 - 1933 Harlos, Amalia (nee Fussel) 2 Feb 1890 - 14 May 1927 Harlos, Arnold Alfred 7 Aug 1922 - 8 Jul 1926 Harlos, Carl 1889 - 1968 Harlos, Emma May 1919 - Sep 1919 Harlos, Jacob 1853 - 1964 Harlos, Walter A. C. 1930 - 2002 Huber, Christian 1862 - 1945 Huber, Karolina 1866 - 19?7 Ingold, Ernest 8 May 1936 - 15 Apr 1937 Ingold, Irene 24 Feb 1934 - 1 Jun 1937 Kammer, George 1876 - 1923 Machmer, Adam 1885 - 1970 Machmer, Carol Anne 1953 - 1974 Machmer, Emilie E. 13 Feb 1914 - 12 May 1914 Machmer, Katherine 1887 - 1965 wife of Peter Machmer, Margaret 1887 - 1929 Machmer, Peter 1879 - 1954 Machmer, Rudolph Benjamin 11 Oct 1910 - 21 Oct 1924 Machmer, Sophie 27 Sep 1916 - 23 Oct 1916 Manz, Freda (nee Hack) 1897 - 1957 Rossler, Margareta 17 Jun 1851 - 20 Aug 1933 Rossler, Rosalie 1880 - 1919 Schick, Annie died 19?? Schick, Anton 31 Dec 1887 - 30 Jul 1960 Schick, Charlotte 1 Sep 1882 - 1 Apr 1936 Schick, George 28 Jan 1879 - 3 Apr 1929 Schick, Gottfried 4 Mar 1856 - 14 Mar 1934 Schick, Katherina 20 Oct 1860 - 4 Jun 1938 Schick, Margaret 1884 - 1924 Smith, George J. Schick 1907 - 1998 Thiele, Bertha K. 1920 - 2003 wife of John Thiele, John J. 1920 - 2009 Youck, Alfred August 21 Aug 1921 - 12 Apr 1926 Youck, Fred 4 Dec 1882 - 17 Oct 19?3 Zing, David 1888 - 19??
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