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The following are submissions to the Regional Saskatoon Gen Web Project. They may be web page URLs representing databases which are helpful to research in this region OR they may be databases sent in and placed online courtesy of the webmaster at Saskatoon Gen Web Project and web space provided by Rootsweb. (See also the Saskatchewan Provincial Resource Project)

SASKATCHEWAN MULTIS E GENTIBUS VIRES - "In Many People's Strength"

Hanley Cemetery




Website URL links submitted by Darice Carlson Clerk Town of Hanley .
The Story of Lockwood Community
The Centennial Book Committee 1967

The 1967 Lockwood, Saskatchewan history book "The Story of Lockwood Community" is now online on the Town of Nokomis website.

Website URL links submitted by Ron Isherwood .
Drake Obituaries and Death Notices
Esk Obituaries, Esk, SK
Guernsey Obituaries, Guernsey, Sk
Jansen Obituaries, Jansen, SK

Lanigan Obituaries, Lanigan, SK

Website URL links submitted by Ron Isherwood .

Nokomis Cemetery



The Nokomis Cemetery is located on the west side of Town on the SW 27-29-22-W2 in the Rural Municipality of Wreford # 280. Website url link submitted by Ron Isherwood
Town of Nokomis, Saskatchewan website
Drake Cemetery,Drake SK, RM of Usborne #310
Lockwood Cemetery, Lockwood, SK, RM of Usborne #310
North Star Cemetery,Drake SK, RM of Usborne #310
Venn Cemetery, Venn, SK, RM of Usborne #310


Website URL link submitted by Ron Isherwood .

The History of Nokomis - The Junction Town 1905 - 1955


The History of Nokomis - The Junction Town 1905 - 1955 An outline of the growth of the Town and District written by Edythe Humphrey and submitted by R. Isherwood
Elstow Cemetery Elstow, Saskatchewan

Elstow Cemetery located at SE Section 15 - Township 35 - Range 1 - West of the 3rd Meridian.

Cemetery Photographs / alphabetical listing submitted by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson
The Mary Anna Messmer Brockmeyer Funeral Card Collection - Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada


Online scans of 300+ funeral cards, dating from as early as 1958 through to last year. Although principally from Humboldt, so far I've also seen cards from Fulda, Muenster, Saskatoon and Prince Albert as well. A number of newspaper obituary clippings are included in the heap as well and will be scanned and added to the page.
Submitted by Donna Hrynkiw .
Photographs, Saskatchewan River Church Cemetery


Lutheran Cemetery near Outlook
Submitted by Julia Adamson Saskatoon Gen Web Curator .
Cemetery in Verkhniyakivtsi, Borshchiv rayon, Ternopil oblasty


"Many, many families left this town and moved away, predominantly to Canada. For instance, a majority of the Ukrainian pioneers in Rosthern and Vonda in the province of Saskatchewan were specifically from this town. In Canada, variations in spelling this name include: Verchniakiwci, Wierzchiakowce, Wersznykiwci, Wiszniency, Werchnikevci, Wershnikiwtsi, Wershnikivetz, Wershnykiwci, , Wiszniaucy, Vershnekewsti. "
Submitted by Carrie Stevenson .
Merrill - St. Stephen's Anglican Cemetery
Merrill One Room School District 1582



Merrill, Saskatchewan website pages and photographs submitted by Julia

Pryma (St. John the Baptist) Cemetery
near Smuts, SK

Adimiwka (Holy Ghost) Cemetery
southeast of Rosthern, SK NW31-41-2-W3

Laniwci-Ukrainian Catholic St. Ascension
SW1-41-2-W3 Laniwci, SK

Borschiw Cemetery
near Prud'homme Saskatchewan

Terpannia Brookhill Cemetery
Located 15 km south of Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan on Highway 12.

Sacred Heart Cemetery
Prud'homme, Saskatchewan

St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
Rosthern, Saskatchewan

Trinity Cemetery
SW1-44-7-3
Located near Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan


A compilation and transcription of the above Saskatchewan cemeteries submitted by Carrie Stevenson .

Pioneers and Prominent People of Saskatchewan

TURNER: Harris, M.L.A. biography
MACKENZIE: The Honourable Philip Edward, Puisne Judge of the King's Bench of Saskatchewan biography.

MOXON: Arthur, B.A., B.C.L. biography.
HEARN: Lieut.-Colonel. John Harvey, B.A., LL.B., biography.
ARMITAGE: Captain Alex. Howard, M.D., C.M.: Tessier/Saskatoon SK biography.

Viscount, Saskatchewan Area Cemeteries

*--Bethania Cemetery, near Viscount, Sk
*--Plunkett Community Cemetery: Plunkett, Saskatchewan
*--St. Anthony Cemetery Cemetery:
(Formerly Saxby then St. Bede's) near Meacham, SK
*--St. Peter Cemetery, near Meacham, Sk
*--Eigenhiem Cemetery, near Young, Sk
*--Viscount Union Cemetery, Viscount, Sk

*--Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Hungaria Cemetery, Viscount, Sk

*--St. Alphonse Roman Catholic Cemtery, Viscount, Sk


submitted by Heather Canevaro.

Hanley Cemeteries
  • Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery Hanley, SK R.M. of Rosedale #283
  • Hanley Cemetery Hanley, SK R.M. of Rosedale #283
  • Hanley's First Cemetery Hanley, SK R.M. of Rosedale #283
  • Hanley Mennonite Church Cemetery Hanley, SK
  • Sunny Valley Cemetery Hanley, SK R.M. of Rosedale #283


Hanley Spring Creek Lutheran Cemetery

Round Prairie Metis Cemetery


Cemetery Photographs / alphabetical listing submitted by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson

Sask Gen Web Events Posting: Back to Batoche Trail Ride


BACK to BATOCHE Metis Journey & Trail Ride submitted by Jeanette Jerome

The Doukhobor Genealogy Website

Researched and started by Jon Kalmakoff

Welcome to the Doukhobor Genealogy Website - the primary internet source connecting researchers of Doukhobor genealogy. This site is dedicated to the reclamation, discovery, collection, preservation and free sharing of information related to Doukhobor family history.

The Doukhobor movement settled in the areas of Rosthern, Blaine Lake and Langham area of the Saskatoon Gen Web Project.
Doukhobor Cemetery Transcription Project
Learn about this ambitious new project to transcribe all Doukhobor cemeteries and burial sites in Canada, the current status of the project, and how you can volunteer to participate to preserve our history.
Doukhobor Cemetery Index
This new online index contains the name and location of over 105 (private) Doukhobor cemetery and burial sites in the provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. Public municipal cemeteries with significant numbers of Doukhobor burials are also listed. The index identifies the status of transcriptions for these cemeteries along with links to transcribed pages.

Email Jon Kalmakoff if you are also researching Doukhobor genealogy and history.

Sask Gen Web Events Posting: Red River Settlement Descendants Reunion 2005


Reunion for descendants from Red River Settlement and Lower Fort Garry - August 13-21, 2005 submitted by Jeanette Jerome

Christ Church Patience Lake Cemetery, St. Denis Cemetery and Glenmauer School



Christ Church Patience Lake Cemetery, St. Denis Cemetery and Glenmauer One Room SchoolHouse Photographs submitted online by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson

Mount Carmel Shrine, and Carmel Conception Cemetery


Mount Carmel Shrine, and Carmel Conception Cemetery Photographs submitted online by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson

St. Peter's Monastery Cemetery Transcriptions



St. Peter's Monastery Cemetery Photographs submitted online by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson

Fron Lutheran Cemetery


Fron Lutheran Cemetery located west of the Agrium Potash Mine. Agrium Inc. Vanscoy Potash Operations 32 km SW of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan "Delisle Fron Lutheran Cemetery NW 19-35-8-W3". Cemetery Photographs submitted online by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster Julia Adamson

Old & New Furrows : The Story of Rosthern
Rosthern Historical Society


Old & New Furrows : The Story of Rosthern, by the Rosthern Historical Society and published in 1977 is now transcribed online at Our Roots Nos Racines.

Wilkie Sk


Wilkie Sk submitted by Robert Hansen published online by Julia Adamson Would anyone know the date of this photograph?

Ukrainian Marker Tsp 41, Rge 2 West of the 3rd meridian


Memorial East of Alvena, Saskatchewan 12-41-1-W3 and South of Fish Creek, Saskatchewan 3-42-1-W3 submitted by Julia Adamson transcribed by Carrie Eirene Stevenson

Biggar Heritage Album


Saskatchewan Centennial Project 2005; Biggar Heritage Album submitted by Rae Chamberlain.

Marie Pedersen Bergstrom's cousin Sigfords house


A 1925 postcard of Marie Pedersen Bergstrom's cousin Sigfords house submitted by Pat . Can any one can identify this house and who owned it?

Saskatchewan Historical Photographs


Saskatchewan Historical Photographs - Dewar Lake and Lydden, Sk Railway Stations, Trains, etc - submitted by Nancy Magnusson .

Warren William Bailey, Jeanette Maria Bailey, Mortlach Sask


Warren William Bailey, Jeanette Maria Bailey, Mortlach Sask with historical photos of Melfort, Mortlach, and Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan submitted by Linda Bailey-Lisac .

1906 Census Transcription for Radisson, Redberry, New Ottawa, Muskeg Lake, Fielding, Borden, Aldina areas


1906 Census Saskatchewan District Saskatchewan 16 Subdistrict 18 submitted by Julia Adamson Sask Gen Webmaster.

Nokomis, Saskatchewan


Some information about the town of Nokomis, Saskatchewan, submitted by Hal and Gene Hicks.

Biggar, Saskatchewan Obituaries
January 2000 to December, 2000

Biggar, Saskatchewan Alphabetical Obituary Index January 2000 to December, 2000
Obituaries indexed by date and alphabetically from the Biggar Independent, submitted by Rae Chamberlain. These obituaries are also a part of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Obituary Collection

NARRATIVES OF SASKATOON 1882-1912

Narratives of Saskatoon 1882-1912 by Men of the City is an online book which includes sketches of the early pioneers who settled the villages Saskatoon, Nutana, and Riversdale before they amalgamated together, a listing of pioneers in the district who immigrated by trail before the railway of 1890, and narratives by early mayors and fathers of Saskatoon. Submitted online by the Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster

Saskatoon's Cemeteries


Preservation of the history of the cemeteries of Saskatoon, Sk. Transcriptions online provided by the Saskatoon Cemetery History Association
  • Woodlawn Cemetery
  • The Nutana Pioneer Cemetery
  • Hillcrest Memorial Gardens & Crematorium
  • The Columbarium at St. John's Cathedral
  • Prairie View Chapel and Crematorium
  • Saskatoon Jewish Community Cemetery
  • Smithville Cemetery
  • Llewellyn Cemetery
  • The Diefenbaker Gravesite
  • The Haultain Gravesite

The Unofficial Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G) Site


Web site dedicated to the Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.) 1939-1945. The information and pictures are taken from an official regiment book, that all the soldiers received after discharge. This site will those who are researching their grandparents, or parents etc. role in WWII. The site (when complete) will have battle information and maps, submitted by Angela.

Obituaries and Memoriams transcribed from the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star Phoenix

A new website featuring obituaries and memoriams indexed alphabetically from the Star Phoenix, submitted by Saskatoon Regional Gen Webmaster. These obituaries are also a part of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Obituary Collection Original Site: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star Phoenix Obituaries and Memoriams

A Land Harvest by Faith 1884-1984
Wakaw, Saskatchewan Book Index

Alphabetical book index of the local history, family biography book published in 1984. Individual family biographies submitted by family members. Book Published by Wakaw Heritage Society S0k 4P0 Friesen Printers Altona, Manitoba 0-882-925-545-8 1984
online permission granted by the Town of Wakaw Office of the Town Admistrator Box 669 Wakaw, Saskatchewan S0K 4P0

Biggar World Volume 1, No. 1, August 19th, 1909:
Biggar's First Citizens biographies of G.T.P. Employees and businessmen

Biographical sketches of Biggar's First Citizens which vary in length and information. Some biographies give a birthplace, sometimes with age, educational background and occupation in 1909. The article cover the businessmen and various GTP railway employees of Biggar, Saskatchewan. This article was previously re-published in the Biggar Branch Saskatchewan Genealogical Society newsletter by Rae Chamberlain. These biographical sketches are much appreciated, and will be very helpful to those with a genealogical or historical interest in the town of Biggar, Saskatchewan.

Batoche photographs

A collection of photos taken at the National Historic Site of Batoche.

Red River Marriages

List of men who were married by the Catholic Missionaries after the establishment of the Red River Mission. 1818-1831.

Homestead Forms -

Examples of blank homestead forms which may be representative of those held in a settler's file at Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. These would give an indication of what types of documents may be available if a copy of a homesteader's file would be ordered.
Church of God in Christ Mennonite Cemetery

Donavan Cemetery

St_Ambrose_Cemetery


"Gone from us but leaving memories Death can never take away;
Memories that will always linger Whilst upon this earth we stay."
-Author unknown

Relationship Chart

This relationship chart is extremely helpful to understand how the relationships work while adding ancestors and cousins to the family tree
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Both of these wonderful projects have been kindly submitted to the Saskatoon Gen Web Project using e-mail by Randi Bender
Thank you very much!

The Norrie Family of Warman, Saskatchewan

A genealogical - biographical page submitted using e-mail by Donna Fraser as a *.doc file in this format which was converted into HTML and put online. Thank you, and good luck with your research!

History of Watson Museum, Saskatchewan

This history of the Watson and District Heritage Museum was written up and mailed by postal mail by Tanya Gattinger and is much appreciated! Good luck with your studies this fall.


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