• Book Title Baljennie reaches far
  Published [s.l. : s.n., 1980?]
  far Look Up Offer
• CBC Saskatchewan Online
• SGW 1901 Census
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 60 years- 1924, 1947-48, 1950-51, 1952-53 and 1984

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• Hamlet on Wakaw lake

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• About the North West Rebellion of 1885
• Antoine HOULE and descendants
• Batoche National Historic Site
• Batoche - Online Guided tour
• Batoche Cemetery Photograph
• Batoche Historic Site: Moving Heaven and Earth
• Beaudry's Genealogy
• Books regarding Batoche history / genealogy
• Canada First Nations
• Canoe Travel Destination Batoche
• Cemetery: Batoche Roman Catholic
• Cemetery: Bellevue Batoche One Arrow IR#95 Indian Reserve
• Gabriel Dumont
• The Heritage Center - Louis Riel
• Heritage- Explorers, Fur Traders, the Mètis Peoples, Early Immigrants, and Treaties
• History of the BOULTBEE family - FRANK WASHINGTON BOULTBEE 1862 - 1933
• How to get to the Seager Wheeler Farm
• Joseph Monet Belheumer 1805 - DESCENDANTS OF MICHEL AND MARGUERITE GRANT
• The Lady of Batoche (book)and The Lady of Batoche. Teacher resource guide
  
• Metis History-METIS CULTURE 1875-1885
• Metis Lifestyle compared to that of the White People - Part 3 to Battle of Batoche
• Midlanders - THE MIDLAND HISTORICAL VOLUNTEERS 1885 - BATTALION HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY OF 1885
• Military Law, the Canadian Militia, and The North-West Rebellion of 1885
• MORISSET/MORISSETTE Ancestry: Children of Francois SLATER, and Melanie GERVAIS
• North West Canada Medal
• Nutana Cemetery Moved Burials - Napoleon Charpentier
• One Arrow First Nation
OULLETTE Family
• Pages de données généalogiques 10 (Pages des familles)
• Pages de données généalogiques 12 (Pages des familles)
• Riel, Dumont and the 1885 Rebellion - the full story
• Riel Trial Transcript
• Rifleman Online - The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada - The Northwest Rebellion 1885
• Rural Municipality of Rosthern
• Saskatoon Gen Web Project: Batoche / Frog Lake PHOTOS
• Saskatchewan Environment Celebrating History at Fort Carlton 125 anniversary of the signing of Treaty Six.
• Saskatchewan and Its People Photo Index
  
  • North West Rebellion:
  • Batoche Store
  • Duck Lake Battlefield
  • Duck Lake Headquarters
  • Duck Lake House
  • Gabriel Dumont
  • Louis Riel
  • NWMP Guard Room Regina, Sk
  • Riel's Councillors: Johnny Sansregret, Pierriche Parranteau, Pierre Gariepy Philip Garnot, Albert Monkman, Pierre Vandal Baptiste Vandal, Toussaint Lucier, Maxime Dubois Jimus Short, _ Tourond, Emanuel Champagne
  • Tourand's Home
• Story of Riel's Revolt: Canada 1885
• Study Notes for Batoche
• Virtual Saskatchewan - Batoche
• Virtual Saskatchewan - Gabriel Dumont
• Western Canadian History - Riel - The Metis Rebellion
• Who are the Metis?"

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• A post office named Bay Trail was located at NE Sec.24, Twp.36, R.23, W2, and operated by the Hiebert's.

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• Book Title Memory lane
  Published Beatty, Sask. : Beatty and District Historical Society, 1983
• Cemetery Beatty Community
• Cemetery TAYLOR Private
• A True Pioneer
• Descendants of Samuel Drake - Joanna Coombe Family : George William Drake farmed near Beatty, Sk
• Beatty, Sk
• Descendants of William Seller and Sarah Harrison: William Ethelbert (Bert) Leard Feb. 16, 1858 - Dec. 25, 1948 interred at Beatty Saskatchewan, in the Beatty Cemetery:Annie Ayers June 12, 1858 - Feb. 22, 1939, interred at Beatty Saskatchewan, in the Beatty Cemetery.
• Gibb Family: Third Generation
• Melfort Journal: Sheila Larson grew up on a farm northwest of Beatty
• Reginald Beatty and the Indians
• Reginald Beatty- The First Settler
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984
• Vanishing Landmarks- Saskatchewan Elevators - Beatty, Sk

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• Beckett was located West of Saskatoon
• Dunfermline, Grandora, Farley, Cory are neighboring areas

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• Cemetery: Bellevue Batoche One Arrow IR#95 Indian Reserve
• One Arrow First Nation, Bellevue
• Pea Plant - Bellevue (formerly St Isidore-de-Bellevue) ...
• St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue) located west of Hoey , and southeast of Roddick
• St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue) previously named Garonne North of the St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue) which was later named Garonne and later called Middleton Hill

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• 1901 Census Bellevue
• July 31,2002 Obituaries -Josephine (Jo) Marie MacInnis (nee Liddy) Nov 22, 1924 in St. Isidore de Bellevue,- July 21, 2002.
• St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue) was located west of Hoey , and southeast of Roddick
• St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue) later called Garonne then Middleton Hill was south of Garonne later called St. Isidore de Bellevue (Bellevue)

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• Ridge Hill name from 1921-1925; Bensham name from 1925-1943

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• Book Title Bents Bear Hills project : surveying and recording results in 1989
  by Marilyn Gilchrist ... [et al.]
  Published [Eagle Creek, Sask.] : Eagle Creek Historical Society, 1990
• Bents name from 1930-1962, Piche name from 1908-1930
• Pool Elevator, Bents, Sk
• SGW 1901 Census
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 60 years- 1924, 1947-48, 1950-51, 1952-53 and 1984

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• Cemetery: Bergheim Community Evangelical Lutheran
• Descendants of Samuel Friske
• Geography 1996 - Locality Search - RM Aberdeen 373
• Our Family History Krieger: LYDIA MARIA KRIEGER

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• Aerodrome Magazine (Dr. Bomb Bay): LW682 crash in 1944 included Jack McIntryre of Biggar, Sask.
• Biggar, Saskatchewan Obituaries Index
• Biggar Obituaries Alphabetical Index
• Biggar World Volume 1, No. 1, August 19th, 1909: Biggar's First Citizens biographies of G.T.P. Employees and businessmen
• Book : Our Roots Canada's Local Histories Online - Title: Biggar, Saskatchewan, Canada : a pictorial history Author: Biggar Museum & Gallery
• Book McNulty, Elizabeth Anne, 1960- McNulty family history.
  Biggar, Sask., Canada : B. McNulty, 1987?]
• Book Title North Biggar history A Harvest of memories : Oban, Neola, Avalon, Elwell, Monarch, Louvain, Kensmith, Twin Hill, Fairmount, Vanceview, Gagenville, Curths Hill, Castlewood, Whiteshore, Wilson Lake
  [editor : Isla Solanik] Published Biggar, Sask. : North Biggar History Book Committee, 1986
• Book Title History of Pinwherry and Bushville
  Published [Saskatchewan] : Pinwherry Community, [1981]
• Book Title Through the years in Thirsk : and adjacent school districts Alert and Triumph
  Published [Saskatchewan] : Thirsk Heritage Group, [1984?]
• Book Title History of St. Gabriel's parish
  "St. Gabriel's Church, Biggar, Saskatchewan, dedicated in this Jubilee Year of the Province of Saskatchewan by Most Reverend Francis J. Klein, D.D., bishop of Saskatoon Diocese"--p. [1] "Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee, 1905-1965"
  Author Campbell, L. D
  Published Biggar, Sask. : [s.n., 1965?]
• Cemetery Biggar Hutterite
• Cemetery Big Rose Colony Hutterite
• Cemetery Biggar Community
• Cemetery Louvain Community
• Cemetery Monarch
• Descendants of Ellen Condon & 1) Terrence Farrell 2) Thomas Hackett: TERRENCE FARRELL, 6/22/1883-1963, Biggar, Saskatchewan: TERRENCE VINCENT FARRELL, 8/17/1917, Biggar, Sask.- 9/3/1993, St Gabriel's Church, Biggar, Saskatchewan
• Descendants of Samuel Dulaney : Marilla Grace Colbert 24 Apr 1913 Biggar, Sask - 5 Oct 1988 Biggar, Sask Charles Walter Tebb 26 Oct 1913 17 Oct 1979 buried Biggar, Sask, Canada
• Descendants of Henner Helffrich: Lillian Beatrice Church -25 Mar 1896 - 1989 Biggar, Saskatchewan, Canada.
• Descendants of James Pearce - Gordon Howard GRAVES 19 May 1910 - D. Biggar, Sackatchewan.
• Gospel Herald Obituary - Oesch.--Eli Aaron Oesch died near Biggar, Sask
• Gospel Herald Obituary - Jantzi, Orval Michael Mar. 21, 1923 Biggar, Sask. - May 21, 1979
Hewlett - Florence Lillian Dew m Douglass CLARK they also lived in Biggar Sk
• History of the Esler and Meraw Families -Ruth Edna V. Esler Jan 1919 in Biggar, Sask-10 Apr 2001
• History of the Esler and Meraw Families - Frederick Rodford Esler Born at sec. 25, tw. 33, rge. 15, W3, Biggar, Sask. - November 23, 1995
• Noble - Carruthers Family Tree
• Obituaries - Vasil Deleff (1917 - 2004)He worked as a hired hand on different farms in the Biggar, Sask. REgion
• Putney, Smith, Thiele, Vande Moere Genealogy: JAMES _ Howard Wesley James 1916 Biggar, Sask. - September 15, 1997
• Red Deer Classifieds: PIEDT, Carolyn Carolyn Piedt May 5, 1942 at Biggar, Saskatchewan - Nov 14, 2004
• RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Neath The Shade Of The Old Maple: Name: Arnold Robert Esler : 26 SEP 1924 Biggar,Sask. - 16 JUL 1995
• RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: McKane One Name Study Database - BALSDON, Mary Jane 15 Jun 1896 - 7 Mar 1972 in Biggar, Sask.
• St. Joseph's Colony
• Town of Biggar
• Townsearch Biggar
• Weidmark Tree - Robert DRUMMOND d. 21 Jan 1911 Biggar, SASK
• Weyburn Review Obituaries - William (Bill) John Domes January 4, 1922 near Biggar - July 5, 2002
• Wiltshire Genealogy GEDCOM Names List Stuart Benjamin Parker :Margaret Eleanor Doan:Ida May Parker: James Robert Parker: Jeannie Hickerson: Joyce Irene Hickerson: Grace Hickerson: Harry Hickerson: Eunice Beryl Routley: Earl Keith Routley: Margaret Queade Routley: Dorothy Louise White: Robert William Parker: Jean Agnes Rea: Stuart Robert Parker: Sharon Louise Parker: Scott Edwin Parker: Della Lee Anderson

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• Ancestors & Cousins of Lucille (Essex) Hicks - Mrs Myrtle Ross, Birdview, Sask
• Donavon 6-33-8-W3 2
• Birdview 34-32-8-W3 1907-1914
• P.O. name change Birdview to Donavon 6-38-8-W3 1914-on
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984

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• Birsay locates North East - south west between Dunblane and Tullis, Saskatchewan
• Canadian Finnish Soldiers in World War II: Pte Wayne Jacob Kuusisto Dunblan, Sask 1921 Birsay, Sask Farmer Army Regina, Sask Canada Dischg'd Dec 1944
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984

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• Books Title Blucher builders : Blucher community, 1900-1982
  Published Saskatoon : Blucher Historical Society, 1982
• Canadian Business Map Blucher No. 343 -Information Map Blucher No. 343 - Statistical Profile
• Book Resource:National Library of Canada.
  TITLE(S): *Blucher builders : Blucher community, 1900-1982
  PUBLISHER: Saskatoon : Blucher Historical Society, 1982.
  ISBN: 0889253420 :
  
RMAA Director Division V: Robert Thurmeier
• Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon St. Anthony's Parish - Blucher

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• Book Resource:
  Driedger, Jack. Growing up in Blumenheim, Saskatchewan: life in an Old Colony Mennonite village during the Thirties and Forties. Saskatoon, SK: Author, 1998. Pp. 43. MHL.
• Bergthaler Mennonite Church (Blumenheim, Sask.)
• Old Colony Mennonite Church (Blumenheim, SK)
• Mennonite Villages in Hague Saskatchewan
• SGW Mennonite - Saskatchewan Genealogy roots
• WDM Prairie Gamble - Family History Album - LIFE IN BLUMENHEIM, AN OLD COLONY MENNONITE VILLAGE IN SASKATCHEWAN, DURING THE THIRTIES AND FORTIES by Jack Driedger

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• Blumenthal Rudnerweider Mennonite Church (Blumenthal, Sask.)
• Book:Emigration of Johann Wiebe's congregation from Russia to Canada, Unsere Reise von Russland nach Amerika aufgezeichnet, published in Blumenthal, Hague, Sask.
• Cemetery Blumenthal
• Goertzen Genealogy Genealogy Data
• Mennonite Villages in Hague Saskatchewan
• Mennonite Saskatchewan Genealogy Roots
• Saskatchewan City & Town Maps - Blumenthal
• Toews and Giesbrecht Family Tree - Jacob GUENTHER Aug 12, 1915 6 - Mar 30, 1920 - Blumenthal, Sask.

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• Bog End Cemetery, Leroy, Sk
• Later Named Leroy, Sask
• WDM Prairie Gamble - Family History Album - The Rural Municipality (Rural Municipality ) of LeRoy #339

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• 1901 Census Bonne Madone
• Book They planted the seed : a pioneer history of the Tarnpol, Tway, Bonne Madone area
  Malec, Paul
• They Planted the Seed by Paul Malec digitised online by Our Roots Nos Racines
• Bout d'histoire 21 - Bonne Madone et la maudite danse English
• Cemetery Reynaud - Bonne Madone Roman Catholic
• East Of Crooked Lake ( Wakaw / Bonne Madone) Saskatchewan Look Up offer
  
• GOULET, Jean-Baptiste
• le Musée Virtuel Francophone de la Saskatchewan; Transport du bois, Bonne Madone, 1926
le Musée Virtuel Francophone de la Saskatchewan: Jean-Amédée Motut
• SGW 1901 Census

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• Saskatchewan Wheat Pool 60 years Placename Notes

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• Bonnington P.O. at 19-29-2-W3 which later was named Kenaston
• Kenaston History

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• Bonnington Station 6-33-4-W3 mentioned on Dundurn 1901 census.

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• Aboriginal Faces of Saskatchewan - Lloyd Pinay
• Ancestors and Relatives of my mother,Anna (Esau) Thiessen Isaac I. Block/Ella Derksen Peter Daniels / Elizabeth Reimer
• Book Title Our treasured heritage : Borden & district
  Published Borden, Sask. : Borden History Book Committee, 1980
• Borden School
• Borden's School Website
• BRYDEN - Born July 14, 1903 at Borden, Sask -Sept. 19, 1956
• Cemetery: Borden NW20-39-8-W3
• Cemetery: Borden NW22-40-8-W3
• Cemetery: Borden Bretheren, Mennonite
• Cemetery: Commnity
• Cemetery: Tambovka Private
• Centre for Mennonite Brethern Studies
• Diefenbaker Homestead
• Foth Family History and Family Tree
Lakeland Regional Library Borden Branch
• Limbs and Branches of the Bazeleel Burton and Mary Marshall Family MINNIE McKIM She had resided in the Borden district
• Menno Link Mennonite Information Center Borden Mennonite Brethren Church
• MomAddis's Home page - Elizabeth MARTENS 23 DEC 1913 Great Deer Municipality, Borden, Sask., Canada - 26 JUN 1981.
• My Family Puzzle Tree: Nikirk, William John 25 SEP 1908 Borden, Sask.
• Vanishing Landmarks: Sasaktchewan Elevators: Borden, Saskatchewan #3
• William H. Reid - Grace Melrose Jan 13, 1912- July 26, 1991, Borden Sask.
• World Web Travel Guide Photo Gallery - Diefenbaker Homestead

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• See Bounty
• From April 1, 1911 to May 1, 1911 32 -Tsp - Rge 10- W3 was named Botany
• After May 1, 1911 the post office moved to 33- Tsp 29- Rge 10 -W3 and was named Bounty

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• Banting Digital Library: Sir Frederick Grant Banting discovered insulin
• Banting Digital Library - Banting Family Photograph Album 2 Page 46/100: Ken's barn. Bounty, Saskatchewan.
• Banting Digital Library - Banting Family Photograph Album 2 Page 56/100: Where Ken asks for his mail. Bounty, Saskatchewan.
• Book Title Bounty 1905-1955 Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee
  Author Bounty Homemakers' Club
  
• Mabel Frances Timlin, FRSC (1891-1976) (Teacher in Bounty, Sk)
• McGinley and Gallagher/Gallaher - ELIZABETH McGINLEY, Aug 06, 1893 - May 29, 1996 She came to Bounty Saskatchewan and stayed with the Edward’s family
• My Family Puzzle Tree
• Genealogy Data: Nikirk, Roy Henry 25 JAN 1922 Bounty, Sask.- 27 OCT 1962
• RCAF Personnel - Honours and Awards - 1939-1949: RAYMES, P/O (now F/O) Daniel Francis (J9872)
• The UGSTAD Family Page

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• Book Title Echoes of our past : Bradwell, Clavet and district Published Bradwell, Sask. : Bradwell-Clavet Historical Society, c1986
• RootsWeb: CAN-BC-OBITS-L: Michael 'Mike' Senger August 6, 1913 -August 10, 2003. He farmed in the Bradwell district for over 50 years.
• Cemetery Bradwell
BRADWELL NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREA
• Hotel Reservations - Bradwell, Saskatchewan, Canada
• The McKinneys of Summer Hill and Their Neighbors:ANDERSON, John Frederick: ANDERSON, Raymond Maurice
• Vanishing Landmarks (Saskatchewan Elevators) Bradwell, Sask

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• Cemetery Bremen - Christian Apostolic
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps Rootsweb Site
• Vanishing Landmarks (Saskatchewan Elevators) Bremen, Saskatchwan

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• Brisbin is located North East - South West between Crystal Beach and Zealandia, Saskatchewan
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984

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• Brithdir was located closest to Burr, Saskatchewan (35-23-W2)
• The location is North East of Humboldt.
• Carmel (37-24-W2) was due north of Brithdir's location

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• Books We Own - Canada - Saskatchewan Milestones and Memories 1900-1980 Outlook, Broderick, Bratton, Glenside. Look Up Volunteer
• Canada's Legal Who's Who Sopinka, John
• Cemetery: Bethania Norwegian Lutheran Cemetery, Broderick, Sask.: Saskatoon Branch Store Saskatchewan Genealogical Society
• Cemetery: St. Peter & Paul Memorial Roman Catholic Cemtery, Broderick , Sask.: Saskatoon Branch Store Saskatchewan Genealogical Society
• Cemetery: LENDALL Private Cemetery
• Cemetery: NELSON Private Cemetery
• Freeman Hanson Biography - raised on a farm north of Broderick, Sask.
• The Honorable Mr. Justice John Sopinka of the Supreme Court of Canada born in Broderick, Saskatchewan, just east of Outlook
• Jean Silverthorn
• MARION MARGARET GRAHAM
• May Family - Obituary of Wanda Louise May
• Memorial Card: OLIVE MARGARET SPIGOTT: St. Peter & Paul Cemetery, Broderick, Sask.
• Putney, Smith, Thiele, Vande Moere Genealogy: DAWSON _ Mr. Richard Edward (Dick) Dawson, April 23, 1924 Broderick, Saskatchewan - August 31, 1997

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• Bruno and District Home Page
• Bruno Central Home Page
• Bruno Introduction
• Bruno Ursuline Campus- Carlton Trail Tourism
• Celebrating Saskatchewan - Communities
• Celebrating Saskatchewan Communities Rural Municipality of Humboldt #370
• Cemetery Bruno Zion Lutheran
• Cemetery St. Bruno Roman Catholic
• Cemetery Ursuline Convent Roman Catholic
• cemetery Bruno Farms Ukrainian Catholic
• Germans from Russia Dr. Adam Giesinger: principal of the school in Bruno, SK
• Our Roots Canada's Local Histories online - Quest for a New Homeland : The Founding of St. Peter's Colony in Saskatchewan Doerfler, Bruno, Weber, Jerome
• Saskatchewan Cemeteries and Obituaries Online
• Vanishing Landmarks - (Saskatchewan Elevators) Bruno Sk
• Wakaw School Division No. Bruno School
• Welcome to the Town of Bruno, Saskatchewan
• Welcome to the Town of Bruno

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• Buffalo was located South east of Zealandia, Saskatchewan
• A Seperate placename from Buffalo Head.

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• Bukowina was located West - East between Ens and Pathlow, Saskatchewan, (no connecting rail line travels west-east).

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• Alberta Family Histories Society - NESBITT , Magdelina (Saretzsky )February 26, 1912 Burr, Saskatchewan - November 8, 1997
• Cemetery Burr Unknown
• Cemetery St. Scholastica (new) Roman Catholic
• Cemetery St. Scholastica (old) Roman Catholic
• Novecosky Reunion 2004 in Burr, Sask.
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984

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• Burton Lake locates North West - South East between Fulda, and Humboldt, Saskatchewan

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