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Golden Prairie SK Golden Prairie SK The following confirmed as interred in the Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan, area as at June 23, 1999. Annweiler Rudolph died 1915, husband of Maria Bettcher. Bender Ralph Gordon infant died May 10, 1930, of Emil Bender and Anna Pfeifer. Coakes infant daughter died October 1931, of Herb and Louise Coakes interred on Coakes homestead. Coakes infant son died December 1934, of Herb and Louise Coakes interred on Coakes homestead. Dann Lloyd died June 09, 1930, of Bruce and Gladys Dann. Dickie John Alexander died 1923. Duncan Charles born August 20, 1872, at Redwood, Falls, Minnesota, died January 1947. Dunwald Henry born February 28, 1850, at Stommein, Germany, husband of Mary Willman. Dunwald nee Willman Mary born 1855 in New York State. Frank Gordon infant of August Frank and Mollie Helmer. Frey Gottfried born December 1888, at Neudorf, Russia, died spring 1936, remained single. Friesz infant died about 1920 of Rudolf Friesz and Bertha Landsiedel. Hanke Mary died 1949, wife of Peter Hanke. Heizelman two daughters of John Heizelman and Christine Frey died of diptheria 1924. Hohn Mr. died 1951. Kohls Martin Sr. born 1835 in Rumania, died 1915. Livingstone Howard died of diptheria 1924. Lobe Gottfried died 1918, husband of Mary Kohls. Lobe Louise died 1918, wife of Daniel Lobe. Lobe nee Kohls Mary died 1918, wife of Gottfried Lobe. Maier Fred born 1890, at Zeeland, North Dakota, died 1952, husband of Katherine Ketterling. Martin Adam died from diptheria of John Martin and Elizabeth Wucher. Martin Minnie died from diptheria of John Martin and Elizabeth Wucher. Martin two infant daughters of Jacob Martin and Justina Kandt. Martin Harry L. died July 05, 1959, husband of Anne Arndt. McLaren David born 1919, died November 09, 1923, of Alexander Ross McLaren and Margaret Aitken. Montgomery Armand died of diptheria 1924. Murray infant daughter died March 1911, of William Murray and? Lindsay. Odenbach Ronald, Mavis and Harvey, three day old children of Harry Odenbach and Ida Knodel. Preston Garnet of Solomon and Mabel Preston. Preston Mabel died 1917, first wife of Solomon Preston. Schmidt Reinhard died before 1917, husband of Katherine Hintz. Steinert nee Schmidt Mary first wife of David Steinert. Stern daughter died 1912, of Gottlieb Stern and Christine Friesz. Neu Kronsfeld Lutheran Cemetery, Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan. The Neu Kronsfeld Evangelical Lutheran congregation was organized in 1911, this congregation worked together with Good Hope Church, the members never had a pastor who they could call their own. No parsonage was ever built and a pastor never became resident in the congregation. The pastor lived in a parsonage at the Good Hope church site. Some of the founding families were the August Kindopps, Jacob Herters, and the C. Grishowsbys. The first congregation consisted of about fifteen families. Mr. Jakob Herter donated two acres of land for the church site and was paid $25.00 for the third acre. Reverend Shorman was the first Pastor, followed by Reverend Schmidt in 1929 Reverend Manz in the mid 1930's, Reverend Trelle in 1938 and Reverend Jute in 1948. A meeting held November 27, 1917, indicated that a building be moved onto this site. A large barn was built on the property in 1918. This barn was sold for $40.00 in 1961 to Henry Elle. There were the usual trying times during the depression years, but the congregation managed to pay its accounts and maintain a regular Sunday service. The minutes were recorded in German up to January 07, 1947 at which time Otto Schwab started recording them in English. English hymnbooks were introduced in 1954. On June 12, 1948, the congregation decided to purchase the Schmidt Church located five miles east of Burstall, Saskatchewan, for $1000.00. They sold their old building to Jakob Herter for $275.00. The dedication service September 19, 1948, was conducted by Reverend Trelle and Jute with about two hundred persons attending. Other pastors who served this station were: Webber in 1951, Emil Krause, Behrens from 1960 to 1963, Odeman to April 1967 and Score through May 1967. By the mid 1960's new problems plagued the congregation, attendance was declining and meetings were not being supported. The last budget set in 1969 called for the expenditure of$2500.00. The whole parish was no longer able to support one pastor. A motion to disband was made June 05, 1970. The assets were disposed and the church building was sold to A. Zollner for $200.00. All that remains is the one acre plot that holds the sleeping pioneers. This cemetery is located seven miles west and four miles north of Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan. The legal land description is SE 28-15-28- W3. The property is well fenced but overgrown with high grass. There is indication that some recent work has been done on a number of the graves as at August 30, 1996. There are a number of graves along the west fence that have been covered in blow dirt from an adjoining cultivated field. First burial in 1918 and last burial in 1968. Church records prior to 1936 are missing and feared lost forever. Information was received from Pastor Emil Krause or taken from grave markers and local history books. Childrens section along west fence west row south to north: Geiser infant daughter died 1934. Hartman Rudolph born 1916 died 1926. Werth Robert born January 01, 1930, died January 05, 1931, of Gottlieb Werth and Melita Stock. Schwab infant boy died January 10, 1923. Werth Albert born February 06, 1929, died April 11, 1929, of Gottlieb Werth and Melita Stock. Stock Rosemarie born 1931 died 1933. Fode Ralph Raymund born December 27, 1936, died February 03, 1937, of Ralph Fode and Emma Schwab. Goetz Edwin born 1922 died 1928. Infant boy died after 1928. Stock Esther Lila born July 16, 1935, at Richmound, Saskatchewan, died February 04, 1936, of Wilhelm Stock and Katherina Shaefer. Stock Leah ten days born and died 1930. Herter Harold died 1925. Herter Ted died 1924. Herter Beatrice died 1922. Bittner son born 1919 died 1929. Childrens section along west fence east row south to north: Sulz Howard Edward born July 19, 1939, died January 01, 1940, from pneumonia, of Frederick Sulz Jr. and Matilda Kramer. Schwab Jeannette born June 10, 1949, at Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, died June 17, 1949, at Regina, Saskatchewan, of Ferdinand and Lena Schwab. Klaudt Ivan Dwaine born October 12, 1950 died January 07, 1951, of Albert Klaudt and Tillie Stickelmier. Elle Caroline Lydia born October 13, 1955, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, died January 26, 1956, of pneumonia, of Henry and Edna Elle. The inscription reads: "Budded on Earth to bloom in Heaven." (The only legible marker in childrens section) Schwab Lena Katie born August 09, 1965, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, died August 10, 1965, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, of Ferdinand and Lena Schwab. Adult section, east side east row, south to north: Kramer Gottlieb born July 25, 1904, died July 04, 1944, from a heart attack, husband of Helen Traxel. Inscription reads: "I am with you always even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20 Bayer nee T raxel Eugenia Augustina born October 08, 1903, died during childbirth October 17, 1941, first wife of Oscar Bayer and her infant son. Widmer George born December 08, 1896, died December 27, 1938, of chronic nephritis. Unknown. Dufloth Rudolph about age sixteen years. Pohl nee Schuster Mary born 1910, died 1934, of Gerhard and Louisa Schuster, first wife of Edward Pohl. Schwab Matthias born September 28, 1857, at Odessa, Russia, died June 24, 1940, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, married January 10, 1880, in Russia, to Christina Walz. Schwab nee Walz Christina born November 02, 1858, died April 24, 1929, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, wife of Matthias Schwab. LauxJacob born August 07, 1876, died August 23, 1941 from throat cancer. Herter nee Weiss Louise born 1893 died 1926, wife of Daniel Herter. Jungenkruger Christian born 1897, died 1931 of Frederick and Johanna Jungenkruger first husband of Katherine Krahn. Jungenkruger Frank born 1899, died 1926, of Frederick and Johanna Jungenkruger. Herter Sophia mother of Daniel Herter Sr. Traxel Theophil born 1875, died 1918. East side west row south to north: Horst John born July 02, 1902, in Russia, died in a car accident November 23, 1950, at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, husband of Katherina Herrmann. Woelfle Katharina born 1871, died 1961, wife of Gottlieb Woelfle. Woelfle Gottlieb born March 20, 1872, died August 21 , 1950, husband of Katharina Woelfle. Herter Daniel born 1889, died 1950. Unknown. Schwab John Sr. born May 21, 1882, in Russia, died January 26, 1942, of rheumatic fever at Medicine Hat, Alberta, married 1906 in Argentina to Paulina Fischer. Born July 08, 1885, died November 06, 1955, interred Hillside Cemetery at Medicine Hat, Alberta, of Jacob Fischer and Rosina Katharine Unterseher. John's grave marker broken into seven pieces. Jungenkruger Johanna born October 27, 1870, in Germany, died March 08, 1954, at Medicine Hat, Alberta,wife of Friedrich Jungenkruger. Jungenkruger Friedrich Christian born March 13, 1871, died July 22, 1941, of lung, liver and heart disease husband of Johanna Jungenkruger. Elle nee Dewald Lydia born December 12, 1889, at Mangermen, Krimea, Russia, died May 15, 1939, at Richmound, Saskatchewan, from a heart attack, wife of Henry Elle Sr. Elle Henry born January 25, 1887, at Ablech, Krimea, Russia, died February 23, 1960, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, from cancer, of Anton and Katherine Elle, husband of Lydia Dewald. The following are interred here but their graves remain unmarked: Solie Hans Conrad born September 26, 1885, in Norway, died December 29, 1961, husband of Ingrid Nielson, she interred at Medicine Hat, Alberta.
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