George William CANFIELD (1894-1985)

George Canfield's full grave site.

Oft Remembered
Geo. William (Bill)
Canfield
1894 – 1985
Sadly Missed

George William "Bill" Canfield died in his ninety-first year.

Source: Wild Rose West Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 10, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Bill Canfield's grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

Mitchell Byron ALEXANDER (1944-1975)

Mitchell Alexander full grave site.

Mitchell Byron
Alexander
1944 – 1975
Nearer My God to Thee

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Mitchell Alexander grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

John Jack HENDRICKSON (1895-1974)

John Jack Hendrickson full grave site.

John Jack Hendrickson
1895 – 1974
Gone But Not Forgotten

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), John Hendrickson grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.

Tombstone Tuesday: TURNBOUGH, Arguel

Arguel Lee Turnbough full grave site.¹

Arguel Lee Turnbough
1906 - 1975
He Lives Within Our Hearts

Arguel Lee Turnbough was born to J. Howard Turnbough and A. Josephine (--?--) Turnbough. He married Florence Eleanor Olson with whom he had two daughters.²

Sources: 
[1] Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Arguel Turnbough grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.
[2] Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. pp. 758-759. Print.

Tombstone Tuesday: TURNBOUGH, Florence

Florence Eleanor Turnbough full grave site.¹

Florence Eleanor Turnbough
1907 - 1994
She Lives Within Our Hearts

Florence Eleanor (Olson) Turnbough was born in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, US to Julius E. Olson and Eldora (Cowles) Olson.

Eleanor immigrated to the Sturgeon Valley area in 1913 when her family moved from Spokane, Washington.  Attending Prince Albert Collegiate and Saskatoon Teacher's College, she instructed in one room schools before and after her marriage to Arguel Lee Turnbough² with whom she had two daughters.³

Sources: 
[1] Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Florence Turnbough grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.
[2] "Olson Family" Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. pp. 601-602. Print.
[3] "Turnbough, Arguel and Eleanor (Olson)." Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. pp. 758-759. Print.

Tombstones Tuesday: COWLES, Amelia

Amelia Cowles full grave site.

In Loving Memory Of
Amelia Cowles
Aug 15, 1892 - Nove 29, 1968
Into Thy Hands O Lord

Amelia Cowles died at age 76 years, 3 months, and 14 days.

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Amelia Cowles grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.

Tombstone Tuesday: TURNBOUGH, J. & A.

J. Howard and A. Josephine Turnbough full grave site.1

Turnbough
J. Howard           A. Josephine
1872 – 1945              1878 – 1973
God, Grant Them Eternal Rest

 J. Howard Turnbough and A. Josephine (--?--) Turnbough are known to have one son.²

Source:
[1] Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), J. & A. Turnbough grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.
[2] Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. p. 758. Print.