This cemetery is located on Highway 349 on the East side of Archerwill, Saskatchewan. Archerwill is located at Section 18- Township 40- Range 13-West of the 2nd Meridian. On the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society's Cemetery Index it is Cemetery ID 2530 RM Cross Reference 397-006 Archerwill - Lakeside Community Legal Land Description: SE 16-40-13-W2 Listing Alphabetically Wiles, Warren George Wiles, George C Wiles, Gwendolyn R Fountain, George Fountain, Marguerite Bakken, Amber C-2 Bakken, Amber C Folstad, Jonathan Eric Butler, Hazel Louise Butler, Harvey Piper, Fred Steffenson, Vernon Fox, Joseph John Murias, Baby Girl Murias, Dorothy Murias, Frank Slind, Lori Wynne Sundin, Per F. Sunden, Amalia Wheeler, Norman Wheeler, Alma E. End of West End of Cemetery Row going South to North Sliwa, Anthony Sliwa, Anna Ramstead, Jennie Ramstead, Ole Neigel, Anne Marie Neigel, Mary Bergman, Ole N Bergman, Neal L Carlson, Archie D. Schrumm, Otto Schrumm, Adeline H Schrumm, Gottfried Neigel, Pelix Neigel, Peter Neigel, Lillian Leffler Katherine Leffler, Konrad Leffler, Konrad Loken, Tore J. Loken, Lars Hughes, John August Delwison, Henry E. At East Half of Cemetery but the Furthest West end of Row from entrance walking North Bohn, Angelina Bohn, Martin Danelley, Anne Baby Gebhardt Gebhardt Baby-2 Olson, George Napoleon Olson, George Napoleon-2 Olson, Bertha Hagenes, Catharina Hagenes, Catharina-2 Hagenes, Karl No Name Bergman, Signe C Schrum, Otto Schrum, Ervin R. Hanson,Gilma L. Hanson, Ida Pauline Schrum, Elmer Carlson, Daniel Neigel, Frank J. Neigel, Margaret Slind, Obert B Slind, Shirley E. Schweitzer, Barbara A. Miller, Sandra Mae Miller, Sandra Mae-2 Waters, Alfred Raymond Christiaens, Jules Christiaens, Mary End of 2nd Row going from North to South 2nd row from the west on the east half of the cemetery. Thompson, Ronald Currie, Marvin Neil Myhr, Einar Johan No Name Ewen, Lindsay Gordon Didier, Claude Kohlen, Kenneth John Didier, Maurice Tetrault, Raymond Tetrault, Julius Joseph Miller, Sandra Mae-2 Montes, Mathilda Tetrault, Bernadette Marie Richard, R. Delima Kellman, Bruno Maryniak, John Maryniak, Ellis Hanson, Laura Gelean, Oscar Gelean, Lydia Hanson, Eline Hanson, Gladys Hanson, Wer Hanson, Gina Sylvina Nomelan, Tollef Golinowski, William (Bill) Wagner, Genevieve Child Grave Unmarked Nordmarken, Thorben W. Dease, Alice Irene Nordmarken, Leo Dease, Herman L. Slidd, John Dease, Eugene T. Rudd, Emma Dease, Wilhelmine Bauer, Karl W. Krause, Rudi E. Bauer, Rosa Maria Krause, Hans Joachim End of 3rd row from the west on the east half of the cemetery going from South towards the North Conner, Edna H Conner, Wilfred E. Gaudreau, Gladys Nordine, Gunila M. Van Den Boer, Hazel Nelson, Georgina Sharp, Annie Sharp, Claude Rice, Marvin Roy Hanson, Oscar Hanson, Ealing Hanson, Haakon Henderson, Charlie Henderson, Alma A Kozar, John Dosselman, Christine Ruest, Father J. Ruest, Clarinda Pederson, Glen J Kohlen, Emil Kohlen, Gertrude Kohlen, Laverne C. Strand, Edward Strand, Homer End of 4th row on east half of cemetery heading from North to South Seilstad, Madeleine O. Seilstad, Alfred Holth, Reidar E. No Name Bergman, Lyle Kenneth Steffenson, Douglas D Steffenson, Olena Holth, Hans A. E. Holth, Marie Karoline Meyer, Iva Plante, Sgt. Thos. Felix. Plante, Thomas F. Rice, Karl Vern Rice, Karl I. Rice, Ken M. Rice, Betsy M. McCurdy, Daniel McCurdy, Iola McCurdy, Baby Deanna Lindquist, John Arvid The following are more exactly located in this row, but may be mentioned twice in the row listing. Van Den Boer, Hazel Nordine, Gunila M. Gaudreau, Gladys Conner, Wilfred B. Conner, Edna H End of this 5th Row going South towards the North Lamoreaux, Philip Thrane, Bernhard C Not marked graves Lindquist, Einar G. Bilawchuck, George Gray, James Gray, Gladys M. Hornle, William New Unmarked Site Finch, Virginia M Finch, Thomas T. Meyer, Andrew A. Holth, Mathilda M. Holth, Albert O Steffenson, Olai Steffenson, Nora Steffenson, Durward H Hanson, Melvin Hanson, Josephine New Unmarked Site Currie, Melvin Roy Shaw, Margaret Rice, Donalda End of 6th row heading North towards the South on the east half of cemetery. Danielson, Elmer O Degerness, Hazel K. Degerness, Julius Unmarked Massey, Arthur Patrick Dionne, Raymond J. Kucharski, Gregory Sandaker, Arthur L. Boe, Cindy Louise Boe, Debbie Jean Teneycke, Francis Peterson, Edgar William Arnstad, Charley Hanson, Lilian Baumel, Joseph Baumel, Joseph Schindel, Johan Nordmarken, Lyle Baumberger, Paul Jakob Aunt Julia McGowan, Alexander McGowan, Amelia L. Desrosiers, George R. Pederson, Clarence G Nagel, Erwin Nagel, Josephine Dubreuil, George A Dubreuil, Evelyn A Hnetka, Nick Hnetka, Pauline Matheson, Georgie Beatrice Matheson, Vincent N Hard to Read Hanson, Vedar Markman, Patrick D. Richard, Les Richard, Pearl Maslin, George Maslin, Ivy Victoria Head, Frederick George Sandaker, Anton Sandaker, Lillian Massey, Marie Rose Pederson, Simone H. Massey, Thomas P MacDonald, Yvonne Christine Howells, Claire Degerness, Marie Zelma (Doll) Morton, James P Danielson, Gertrude M. Danielson, James S. End of rows in cemetery. Ended up at the east fence. This last row was going South towards North. Dear History Enthusiasts, Genealogists, and Kindred Spirits, Exciting news! The legacy of Kamsack Gen Web lives on and is flourishing in a new digital haven. We've migrated to a new domain?https://saskgenweb.ca/skkamsac, and we can't wait to continue this journey with you. Why the Move? 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