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Name of R.M.: Aberdeen No.: 373
Name of Cemetery: No Name
Name of Community: Aberdeen
Name of Denomination: Family Plot
Condition of Cemetery: Over grown
Ownership of Cemetery: ??
Approximate number of burials: 4 perhaps more
Legal Land Location:
Directions: Approximately 10.5 miles north of Aberdeen, ¼ mile east
Recorded by: A. Buhler
Date: May 13, 2006
Local Contact Person: Leonard Doell
Phone No: 253-4419

Comments: This grave site was started when Jacob B. Guenther's first wife Maria Friesen was killed by a lightening bolt. Also buried are three children after he remarried to Maria's sister. Barbara was 3 when she was driven over by her brother. Jacob and Margaret died in infancy. Mr. Guenther later became a minister in the Bergthal church.

There may have been some Friesens buried there but not confirmed.