Category:Cemetery - Revision history

Kirk at 00:23, 6 May 2023

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	The Lutheran Church history said that the land was donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) during Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. The death date of Charles McRae in 1885 precedes the dedication of the cemetery.		The Lutheran Church history said that the land was donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) during Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. The death date of Charles McRae in 1885 precedes the dedication of the cemetery.
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Kirk at 13:38, 4 May 2023

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	Reardan's cemetery was dedicated on 20 September 1894 as an International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) cemetery.		Reardan's cemetery was dedicated on 20 September 1894 as an International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) cemetery.

	The Lutheran Church history said that the land was donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) during Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. ~~He was followed by~~ Charles McRae in ~~1895~~.		The Lutheran Church history said that the land was donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) during Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. The death date of Charles McRae in 1885 precedes the dedication of the cemetery.

Kirk at 13:36, 4 May 2023

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	Reardan's cemetery was dedicated on 20 September 1894 as an International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) cemetery.		Reardan's cemetery was dedicated on 20 September 1894 as an International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) cemetery.

	The Lutheran Church history said that ~~they got~~ the land donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) ~~furing~~ Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The ~~the~~ first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. He was followed by Charles McRae in 1895.		The Lutheran Church history said that the land was donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) during Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. He was followed by Charles McRae in 1895.

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Reardan's cemetery was dedicated on 20 September 1894 as an International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) cemetery.

The Lutheran Church history said that they got the land donated by Mr. Peter Hack (Haack) furing Rev. Mollenaur's term (1891 to 1895). The the first person laid to rest there was Mrs. Thomas [Annie Hall] Stevenson in 1894. He was followed by Charles McRae in 1895.