Merrill - St. Stephen's Anglican Cemetery
SE-34-35-6-W3 on SGS
52.04767 North Latitude 106.76553 West Longitude SE-35-35-6-W3 on GPS
RM No. 344 - CORMAN PARK
The community of Merrill is located near the city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CA.
Exit Saskatoon south on Dundonald Ave.
Travel south till the road turns South West on Spadina Cres. W.
Keep travelling south along the South Saskatchewan River till
the intersection of Merrill School Road. Turn Right.
Travel east along Merrill School Road until Merrill Road then turn left.
Travel south until you see St. Stephen's Anglican Church and Cemetery
along the west side of the road.

Gate
In Memory of Peter Belver and Lawrence Kimpton
St. Stephen Church Pen
Delver, Peter	1911	1988
Delver, Mary	1911	2005
Stonehouse, Johanna	1914	2002
Stonehouse, Dirk	1905	1968
Morgan, Edward	1876	1966
Morgan, Mary	1887	1867
Kimpton, Paul Laurence Dirk	1965	1965
Hamilton, Annie	1874	1950
Evans, George Abbott	1885	1971
Evans, Henry	1857	1935
Evans, Rose	1865	1942
Evans, Helen Edith	1890	1966
Graham, Doris R.	1907	1997
Graham, Edwin J.	1900	1979
Smith, Ethel V.	1913	2001
Smith, James H.	1901	1969
Graham, Cliff	1911	2000
Graham, Frances M.	1908	1986
Gerrity, Helen Doris	1911	1991
Evans, Helen Doris	1911	1991
Christensen, Magnus E.	1904	1993
Christensen, Doris Mary	1907	1990
Rogers, Doris Rose	1904	1936
Rogers, A.H.
Brandrick, Horace W., Archdeacon	1913	1996
Brandrick, Nellie	1915	2000
Kimpton, James Lawrence Able Seaman	1923	2000
Kimpton, Shirley Daphne
Koch, Shirley Daphne
McIntosh, Hugh William	1927	1965
McIntosh, Alan H., Private		1978
McIntosh, Grace E.	1902	1998
Speers, Mabel	1901	2002
Graham, Mabel	1901	2002
Chennells, Sydney Austin	1905	1978
Chennells, J. Allen	1921	1992
Chennells, Florence Mary	1880	1967
Chennells, Walter Harry	1876	1964
Chennells, Florence & Walter
Chennells, Florence & Walter
Shirtcliff, Edmond	1855	1934
Pierce, Val Vernon Veller	1906	1986
Pierce, Vera Phyllis Mary	1903
Scott, Gordon Robert	1920	1976
An amazing act of kindness has enabled the identification of the above marker for Gordon Robert Scott which has been previously cited as unknown. Many Thanks are passed over to Mr. and Mrs. Reta Kimpton
Bristow, William E.	1913	2000
Bristow, Shirley A.	1927
Hill, Jack	1912	1998
Hill, Marjorie	1916
Moreton, Margaret Nora	1922	2005
Keindel, Joyce N.	1943	2002
Keindel, Vincent J.	1938
Whitney, Vivian	1920
Whitney, Melvin John	1913	1995
Meyer, Dorothy	1928
Meyer, Leroy	1922	1998
Leith, Stanley	1926	1992
Whitehead, Frank	1922	1980
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Pendygrasse, Muriel	1904	1993
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Evans, Muriel	1904	1993
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Evans, John Henry
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Clisby, Helen Edith Kent	1890	1966
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Evans, Helen Edith Kent	1890	1966
Nigel Smart's Family Tree Evans, George Abbott Kent
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
St. Stephen's Anglican Church

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