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Towns
Rural Municipalities
First Nations Bands
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Park (1)
16 - Tsp 38 - Rge 8 - W 3 |
- Clarks Crossing was about 20 miles East of Park (1)
- Park (2) est 1914 at 15-35-28-W3
- To the North East of Park (1) was Langham which opened 2 years after Park (1)
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Pathlow
Rural Municipality Number 429 - FLETT'S SPRINGS
WAS Rural Municipality Number 429 - CARROT RIVER
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- Book Our Roots Canada's Local Histories Online - Pathways to Pathlow : Pathlow Heights #1 and #2, Percieville, Sacriston, Harriville, Willowdale, Flett's Springs and Shannon View
Pathlow History Book (Association)
- St. Augustine Roman Catholic Cemetery: indexed at
FHL
- McClure Family Tree Our family came from Northern Ireland to Ontario and then to Saskatchewan. They settled in various places: Kinistino, Melfort, Prince Albert, Flett Springs, Ethelton, Pathlow, etc.
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Patience Lake
Section 4 - Tsp 37 - Rge 3 - W 3
Rural Municipality Number 343 - Blucher
Rural Municipality Number 373 - ABERDEEN |
- Christ Church Patience Lake Cemetery
- Cemetery: Strawberry Hills Ridge / Patience Lake
- The place name of Patience Lake was at the North end of the geographical Patience Lake and the South end of Burke Lake
- There was an old potash mine at Patience Lake 16 km east of Saskatoon
- This location of Patience Lake was South of Aberdeen and North East of Cheviot.
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Peacock
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Perdue
Rural Municipality Number 346 of Perdue
Pop ~400 |
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Peroko
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- Placename appearing on the 1906 Census
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Peterson
Rural Municipality Number 371 of Bayne |
- All Saints Anglican Cemetery
- Peterson - Prudhomme United Cemetery
- St. Agnes/Peterson Roman Catholic, Ukranian Catholic Cemetery : SGS Indexed at FHL
- St. Mary United Cemetery
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Petrofka
Section 30 - Tsp 42 - Rge 6 - W 3 1907 - 1923
Section 4 Tsp 43 - Rge 7 - W 3 1924-1940
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Pich?
Bents Later Name
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| Pike Lake |
- Book Title Seventy years in Saskatchewan on mud snakes and sauerkraut
Author Pippin, John Ralph, 1905-
Published [Saskatchewan : J.R. Pippin, c1981], (Saskatoon : Aviation Training Systems)
- Book Title Reflections : Pike Lake, Valley Park
Published Saskatchewan : Pike Lake Women's Institute, c1981
- Saskatchewan Provincial Parks Pike Lake Provincial Park
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Pilger
Pop ~ 102
Rural Municipality Number 400 of Three Lakes |
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Plassey
Tsp 32- Rge 26-W2
Rural Municipality Number 312 - MORRIS |
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| Pleasant Dale |
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Plunkett
Rural Municipality Number 341 of Viscount |
- Book Title Through the fields of time : Plunkett and district
Published Plunkett, Sask. : Plunkett History Committee, 1982
Look up Volunteer
- Frank Kuschnereit's Habermehl Page: Habermehl, Levi (26 Feb 85)
- Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery
- Hungarian Newspaper: CANADAI MAGYAR FARMER [Canadian Hungarian Farmer]. Winnipeg; Crosswoods, Sask.; Plunkett, Sask., 1910-1918.
[Weekly paper in Hungarian, continues KANADAI MAGYARS?G. Edited by: P?ter N?meth (1910-?) and Rev. L.F. Schaffer (?-1918).]
- Viscount, Sk Area Cemeteries
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Bethania Cemetery, near Viscount, Sk
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Plunkett Cemetery: Plunkett, Saskatchewan
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St. Anthony Cemetery Cemetery:
Formerly Saxby then St. Bede's) near Meacham, SK
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St. Peter Cemetery, near Meacham, Sk
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Eigenhiem Cemetery, near Young, Sk
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Viscount Union Cemetery, Viscount, Sk
- Welter, OD-Wilfred
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Pollokshaws
Section 22 - Tsp 31 - Rge 1 -W 3
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Prud'homme (Prudhomme)
Previously named Howell
Rural Municipality Number 372 - GRANT
Rural Municipality Number 371 - BAYNE |
- Book Our Roots - Canada's Local Histories Online - Title: Life as it was : Prud'homme, Saskatchewan, 1897-1981 Author: Prudhomme History Committee
- Book Title With faith and hope : St. Laszlo our heritage
Published [Prud'homme, Saskatchewan] : St. Laszlo Historical Committee, 1979
- BORSCHIW CEMETERY
near Prud'homme Saskatchewan
- Canada Military heritage Project - Viczko, Rose, Cpl.,
- Jeanne Sauv?
- Our Roots Canada's Local Histories Online - Life as it was : Prud'homme, Saskatchewan, 1897-1981
Prudhomme History Committee,
- Prudhomme Cemetery NW7-39-27-W2
- Prudhomme Cemetery SE12-38-28-W2
- Prud'homme Multicultural Museum
- RootsWeb: CAN-BC-OBITS-L
Bonnie Masson; Comox Valley Record; 23 Jan 2004; B15; Born in
Prud'homme, Sask., s/o Wilfred and Marie Masson. Family listed.
- Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery, Prud'home, Saskatchewan
- St. Mary's Community Cemetery
- Wapiti Branch Library Directory
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Pukahn
Section 10, Tsp 46 - Rge 25 - W 2
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Pym
St. Andrews Rural Municipality Number 487
Tsp 30 - Rge 14 - W3 |
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