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Lost River Bergthal Cemetery

Name of R.M.: Lost River No.: 313
Name of Church: Bergthal Church also known as the Sommerfelt Church
Denomination: Bergthal
Condition of Cemetery: Grass is mowed
Approximate number of Burials: 160
Ownership of Cemetery: Belonged to church when it existed. Cared for by families of loved ones in the cemetery.
Legal Land Location: N.E. 25-49-17 W 2nd
GPS: N53° 21.919 W103°32.333
Recorded By: Marlene DiLeta (Neufeld/Rommel) of Prince Rupert, BC
Date: 28 September 2003
Submitted: 08 Jan 2004
Comments: West of Codette past the New Cemetery/Church. This New Church came about from Members of the old church breaking away and forming this New One still in operation today.

The Old Church was built in 1915. Has been closed and was sold to a Pearson in the area. Land where cemetery is on was donated by a Peter Penner who donated the 2 acres. First person to be buried there was a Jacob Kroeker. The cemetery is still being used but you have to make your own arrangements to dig the grave, etc.

These settlers worked their way to this area from Steinbach, Manitoba.

There is another settlement in Carrot River, Saskatchewan, East of Nipawin which still exists.

[Note: this information has now been moved to our MHSS.sk.ca website proper. For faster updating, and so that you may download the data easier, you may now open or download this linked PDF file with the most recent data we have for those interred in this cemetery: Lost-River-Bergthal-Cemetery.pdf]



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