Comments / Notes
The following set of transcriptions is the blended work of John Nickel, Henry Kroeger, and Peter Kroeger. This page initially was comprised of the transcriptions by John Nickel based on tombstone information.
Peter writes, “… Uncle Henry Kroeger and I recorded the names and dates of death only. We initially documented all the gravesites and then I checked these against the cemetery records. There is one record where the headstone data differs from the cemetery records. [This will be] amended later. We also combined the names as recorded in the municipal registry with the tombstone data with Church records and visa versa, that is, the tombstone may only have an initial whereas the registry had a complete name, or, a maiden name was shown on the tombstone but not in the registry. Ages were complied from a combination of tombstone and Church records.”
To make the distinct contributions and sources clearer, the records transcribed by the Kroegers is highlighted in pale yellow.
Additional legacy notes:
GPS co-ordinates for the Dundurn Hillside Cemetery: Degrees: 51.81685 -106.476667 Minutes: N 51° 49.011 W 106° 28.600 Seconds: N 51° 49′ 0.66″ W 106° 28′ 36.00″ UTM: 13U E 398215 N 5741699
Date of Recording: 1996
Update: June 2019
Yea, saith the Spirit that they may rest from their labours, and their works do follow them. Rev. 14: 13.