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Mount Hope Cemetery, Assiniboia, Sk MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY, ASSINIBOIA, SK. — (Updated April 30, 2015) NE 1/4 of Sec. 4 Tp. 8 Rg. 30 W2nd RM #72 NE 1/4 of Sec. 1 Tp. 8 Rg. 1 W3rd RM #73 1924 - 2015 - Total entries 3798 — plus 7 buried on private land = 3805 PRAIRIE REST CEMETERY, ASSINIBOIA, SK. NE 1/4 of Sec. 2 Tp. 8 Rg. 1 W3rd R.M. of STONEHENGE #73 1913 - 1924/1998 - Total entries 155 (102 years of records) Aasen, Joseph Laurence Son of John Petter & Laura Sophia "Thorup" Aasen Status: Married - (X-Husband of Laura Moldovan) Plot: 13 Block: 158 Site Marker/Photo # 0642 - [WWII Veteran, Airforce] Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Dec 16, 1923 Died: Feb 25, 1979 Aasen, Lauris Joseph Son of Joseph Laurence & Laura "Moldovan" Aasen Status: Baby Plot: 7 Block: 81 E 1/2 Site Marker/Photo # 1706 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Infant Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Oct 26, 1951 Died: Mar 08, 1952 Ackerman, Percival Franklin "Frank" Son of Joseph & Mary Emily "Harrison" Ackerman Status: Married - (Husband of Aglaia "Glee" Husdup) - [she rests in Elm Springs, Sk.] Plot: 7 Block: 89 Site Marker/Photo # 0858 - [WWII Veteran, Army] Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Center Veteran's Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: May 02, 1906 Died: Sep 14, 1965 Adamack, Anne Louise Daughter of Neagu & Gherghina "Stefan" Adamack Status: Single Plot: 11 Block: 164 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Nov 10, 1923 Died: May 31, 2013 Adamack, George N. Son of Neagu & Gherghina "Stefan" Adamack Status: Married - (Husband of Irene Frida Teed) Plot: 9 Block: 164 Site Marker/Photo # 0579 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jul 18, 1917 Died: Aug 14, 2001 Adamack, Irene Frida (Teed) Daughter of Fridolf & Fernante "Allegaert" Teed Status: Married - (Wife of George N. Adamack) Plot: 10 Block: 164 Site Marker/Photo # 0579 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Nov 12, 1921 Died: Jan 14, 2013 Adamack, Jennie Iona (Oandrea) - [Oandrea elsewhere spelled Anhra] Daughter of Unknown Status: Married - (2nd Wife of Neagu Adamack) Plot: 7 Block: 146 Site Marker/Photo # 0694 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jun 06, 1892 Died: Nov 15, 1975 Adamack, Neagu Son of Iomandei & Ana "Mercea" Adamache Status: Married - (Husband of Gherghina Stefan & Jennie Iona Oandrea) Plot: 8 Block: 146 Site Marker/Photo # 0694 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Oct 11, 1886 Died: Feb 06, 1976 Adamack, Nicholas N. "Nick" Son of Neagu & Gherghina "Stefan" Adamack Status: Married - (Husband of Helen Anna Hatlelid) Plot: 10 Block: 157 Site Marker/Photo # 0633 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Dec 27, 1915 Died: Apr 20, 1994 Adams, Arthur James Son of John Newton & Sarah Elizabeth "Forgey" Adams Status: Single Plot: 2 Block: 4 Site Marker/Photo # 1815 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Plan C, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Dec 14, 1888 Died: Jan 28, 1953 Adams, Robert John Son of John Newton & Sarah Elizabeth "Forgey" Adams Status: Single Plot: 3 Block: 4 Site Marker/Photo # 1814 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Plan C, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Aug 18, 1895 Died: Apr 10, 1972 Adams, Sarah Elizabeth (Forgey) Daughter of Amos Forgey Status: Married - (Wife of John Newton Adams) Plot: 1 Block: 4 Site Marker/Photo # 1816 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Plan C, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Mar 16, 1863 Died: Apr 28, 1945 Ager, Allan Russell Son of Clair Dennis & Myrtle "Hudson" Ager Status: Married - (Husband of Jodie L. Hansen) Plot: 1 Block: 42CR See Appendix "A" Site Marker/Photo # 1623 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Front Cremations Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Oct 20, 1955 Died: Mar 15, 1989 Ager, Clair Dennis Son of George Dennis & Evelyn J. "Bruning" Ager Status: Married - (Husband of Myrtle Hudson) Plot: 1 Block: 207 Site Marker/Photo # 2244 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, New Western Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Feb 17, 1928 Died: May 05, 2010 Ager, Evelyn J. (Bruning) Daughter of Joseph & Annie "Mueller" Bruning Status: Married - (Wife of George Dennis Ager) Plot: 7 Block: 114 Site Marker/Photo # 0132 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Feb 24, 1906 Died: Oct 11, 2001 Ager, George Dennis Son of Frank & Evelyn "Dixon" Ager Status: Married - (Husband of Evelyn J. Bruning) Plot: 8 Block: 114 Site Marker/Photo # 0132 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Aug 25, 1891 Died: Jul 25, 1976 Ager, Robert Gordon "Bob" Son of George Dennis & Evelyn J. "Bruning" Ager Status: Married - (Husband of Rose Gehl) Plot: * Block: * Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Ashes scattered on family farm, funeral in Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Oct 02, 1929 Died: Nov 15, 2010 Aker, Anna Dorthea (Gronsdahl) Daughter of Knute & Annie "Hebeindahl" Aker Status: Married - (Wife of Hans J. Aker) Plot: 16 Block: 55 Site Marker/Photo # 2131 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jan 08, 1886 Died: Feb 20, 1984 Aker, Hans J. Son of John & Berit "Erlien" Aker Status: Married - (Husband of Anna Dorthea Gronsdahl) Plot: 15 Block: 55 Site Marker/Photo # 2131 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Feb 02, 1883 Died: Apr 07, 1984 Aker, Raymon Gordon Son of Hans J. & Anna Dorthea "Gronsdahl" Aker Status: Single Plot: 15 Block: 55 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jul 02, 1924 Died: Jan 27, 2005 Aker, Russell Lyle Son of Hans J. & Anna Dorthea "Gronsdahl" Aker Status: Married - (Husband of Sophie Majewski) Plot: 2 Block: 55 Site Marker/Photo # **** - [WWII Veteran, Airforce] Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: May 18, 1922 Died: Sep 08, 1986 Aker, Sophie (Majewski) Daughter of Frank & Rosa "Toszak" Majewski Status: Married - (Wife of Russell Lyle Aker) Plot: 2 Block: 55 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Sep 19, 1921 Died: Sep 15, 2012 Alexander, David John Son of William & Sylvia Hazel "Heslop" Alexander Status: Single Plot: 8 Block: 71 Site Marker/Photo # 0975 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Mar 31, 1928 Died: Feb 07, 2002 Alexander, Sylvia Hazel (Heslop) Daughter of Wesley & Rebecca "Hood" Heslop Status: Married - (Wife of William Alexander) Plot: 7 Block: 71 Site Marker/Photo # 0975 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jul 08, 1898 Died: Mar 22, 1964 Alexander, William Son of David & Isabella "Wathman" Alexander Status: Married - (Husband of Sylvia Hazel Heslop) Plot: 8 Block: 71 Site Marker/Photo # 0975 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jul 13, 1897 Died: Feb 14, 1955 Alfstad, Anna Elizabeth (Black) Daughter of Silas & Martha "Ellingson" Alfstad Status: Married - (Wife of Iver K. Alfstad) Plot: 12 Block: 118 Site Marker/Photo # 0090 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Feb 18, 1890 Died: Mar 27, 1974 Alfstad, Iver K. Son of Knud & Julia "Thune" Alfstad Status: Married - (Husband of Anna Elizabeth Black) Plot: 11 Block: 118 Site Marker/Photo # 0089 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Apr 05, 1884 Died: Sep 30, 1976 Allard, Charles Auguste Son of Olivier & Malvina "Brule" Allard Status: Married - (Husband of Rosilia Lanoie) Plot: 11 Block: 127 Site Marker/Photo # 0352 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Apr 02, 1881 Died: Apr 19, 1976 Allard, Rosilia (Lanoie) Daughter of Joseph & Malvina "Brodeur" Lanoie Status: Married - (Wife of Charles Auguste Allard) Plot: 12 Block: 127 Site Marker/Photo # 0352 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jul 04, 1888 Died: Nov 14, 1973 Allin, Unknown Son/Daughter of Unknown Status: Baby Plot: 86 Block: 6 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Prairie Rest Cemetery, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: 0000 Died: 0000 Allingham, Helen Viola (Edwards) Daughter of Albert & Thea Georgina "Kettleson" Edwards Status: Married - (Wife of William James Allingham) Plot: 1 Block: 112 Site Marker/Photo # 0122 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jun 05, 1910 Died: Oct 22, 1999 Allingham, William James Son of John James & Sarah Elizabeth "Forsythe" Allingham Status: Married - (Husband of Helen Viola Edwards) Plot: 2 Block: 112 Site Marker/Photo # 0122 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jan 15, 1907 Died: Mar 22, 1980 Ambrose, Alice Mary (Burgess) Daughter of Unknown Status: Married - (Wife of William Robert Ambrose) Plot: 3 Block: 62 Site Marker/Photo # 1033 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Sep 09, 1885 Died: Feb 06, 1980 Ambrose, Elwood John Son of George & Eunice "Christianson" Ambrose Status: Baby Plot: 16 Block: 80 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Oct 28, 1955 Died: Oct 28, 1955 Ambrose, John Edmund "Jack" Son of Edmund & Pauline "Gregor" Ambrose Status: Married - (Husband of Dorothy Ciocea) Niche: 31 Site Marker/Photo # **** Burial Site: Mount Hope Columbarium, South Side, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jan 11, 1928 Died: Nov 24, 2010 Ambrose, Sharon Fay Daughter of George & Eunice "Christianson" Ambrose Status: Child Plot: 4 Block: 27 Site Marker/Photo # 1259 Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Plan A, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: May 22, 1943 Died: Dec 30, 1947 Ambrose, William Robert Son of William Ambrose Status: Married - (Husband of Alice Mary Burgess) Plot: 4 Block: 62 Site Marker/Photo # 1033 - [Boer War Veteran, Army] Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk. Born: Jun 06, 1880 Died: Feb 29, 1968 Anderson, Bernice (Brown) Daughter of Albert & Jennie “_________” Brown Status: Married - (Wife of James Woodleigh "Jim" Anderson) Plot: 7 Block: 92 Site Marker/Photo # 2292 - [WWII Veteran, Airforce] Burial Site: Mount Hope Cemetery, Main Section, Assiniboia, Sk.
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