Woodbine Cemetery
Carlea district
R.M. of Connaught # 457 NE 7-48-13 W2
GPS 53.132496°N 103.881068°W
First burial in 1937
Compiled & photographed by Doreen Lang
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Barks, David S. 1884 – 1963 Barros, Clinton Allan 1931 – 1950 Barros, Glen D. Sep 13, 1940 – Feb 15, 1984 Barros, Richard Victor 1920 – 1940 son of M. T. Brooks, Charles Franklin Jul 16, 1915 – Jun 27, 2004 Bryson, John W. 1882 – 1943 Finder, Grace 1871 – 1950 Finder, Herman 1870 – 1961 Hill, Harry Aug 30, 1941 age 79 hus of Jean Hill, Harry (2nd photo) Hill, Jean 1873 – 1968 Hillis, Rose 1941 age 2 mos, dau of A. & A. Malberg, Allen 1929 – 1978 Malberg, Annie 1863 – 1948 Malberg, Charles E. 1894 – 1967 Malberg, Eric Aug 3, 1938 – Sep 17, 1995 Malberg, Hedvig S. Mar 13, 1905 – May 7, 1998 Malberg, Margaret (nee Gumerson) Nov 13, 1930 – Sep 11, 1997 McDonald, Alice M. 1936 - McDonald, Georgina (nee Hunter) 1889 - 1976 McDonald, P. Angus 1931 – McDonald, Peter Angus 1882 - 1943 Owens, Adeline 1876 – 1958 Owens, Joseph David Mar 25, 1878 – Nov 15, 1937 Palmer, Percy Wallace Oct 1917 - Sep 1937 Rhodes, Joseph 1865 – 1939 Rhodes, Theodore Joseph 'Ted' 1930 – 1982 Scrivener, Frank 1893 – 1978 Smelt, John 1883 – 1954 Toothill, Annie 1913 – 1971 Toothill, James 1909 – 1977 hus of Annie Vickers, Bert died 1962 Vickers, Elizabeth 1882 – 1948 Vickers, Thomes William 1888 – 1936 hus of Elizabeth Waldo, Ellen M. 1862 – 1948 Waldo, Volney S. 1857 – 1937 hus of Ellen Wallace, P. Rowena 1867 – 1948 Wallace, Samuel 1867 – 1940 hus of Rowena Winterbourne, Annie 1868 – 1965 Winterbourne, George 1871 – 1955 hus of Annie Wrigley, Edwin Philip May 22, 1917 – Aug 3, 1978 hus of Thelma Wrigley, Thelma Bernice Jan 9, 1917 – Oct 21, 2008
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