Warmley Cemetery
R.M. of Hazelwood # 94 SE 13-10-6 W2
GPS 49.813933°N 102.684761°W
First burial in 1916, 50 burials by 1993
Contributed by Shirley Huber
Date of death - Plot Number
Armstrong, Albert 1945 P39
Armstrong, Austace 1954 P10
Armstrong, Bruce 1943 P10
Armstrong, Edna 1975 P39
Armstrong, Harold 1978 P31
Armstrong, Mary Anne 1923 P18
Armstrong, Sarah 1933 P10
Armstrong, William 1929 P18
Barnes, Albert 1956 P38
Barnes, Alfred 2003 age 84 son of Albert & Mary Anne P38
Barnes, Mary Anne 1978 P38
Browatzki, Allen L. 1928 P55
Brown, Victor Stanley Oct 22, 1942 – Oct 6, 1945 son of Stan & Mary P71
Cross, Chester 1968 P62
Cross, Jacob Boyd 1923 P63
Cross, Joseph 1932 P63
Cross, Rebecca 1949 P63
Cross, Robert P62
Dayman, Margaret 1941 P27
Demill, William 1917 P26
Demyen, (baby) 1947 P79
Demyen, Lawrence William 1947 P79
Galbraith, Bernice 1963 P22
Galbraith, Bess 1968 P22
Harkness, Ewart 1966 son of Thomas & Mary P7
Harkness, John David McAdam 19 Jan 1901 - 13 Jan 2000 son of Thomas & Mary P6
Harkness, Mary 1963 P8
Harkness, Mary (nee Armstrong) 1993 wife of John P6
Harkness, Mary Irene 'May' 1971 P7
Harkness, Thomas 1956 P8
Hoy, Nestor E. 1918 P72
Lilligren, Cecilia 1972 P32
Little, Jean 1921 P64
Long, Katie 1957 P40
Long, Russell 1932 P40
McAdam, John 1932 P8
Milne, H. George 17 May 1929 - 6 Jan 2006 son of Harry & Christina P5
Patterson, Ethel 21 Mar 2012 age 97 P11
Patterson, Thomas 1993 P11
Perrin, Joseph P25
Perrin, Sadie 1916 P25
Romas, John 1978 P42
Rusche, John Uliche 26 May 1839 P1
Sanford, Eric 1987 P24
Sanford, Suzie A. 1976 P24
Sayles, Jean 1942 P23
Sayles, Thomas 1921 P23
Shields, (baby) 1916 P33
Simpson, Lily 1936 P19
Speer, Mary Jane 1944 P20
Stasiuk, (baby) 1928 P80
Whiteside, Ainslie 1916 P17
Whiteside, Elzabeth 1949 P9
Whiteside, Frederick 1936 P9
Whiteside, Leslie 1939 P9
Whiteside, Richmond 1938 P17
Whiteside, Vernon 1961 P34
Wyand, Dora 1923 P56
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