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Ancestry.com - The History of Regina (Illustrated) : Its Foundation Institutions $

Original source: Powers, John Weston. The History Of Regina (Illustrated) : Its Foundation Institutions. Regina: 1887.

Lajordson, Saskatchewan

Lajord Saskatchewan and they were Norwegian. The families who settled Lajord included HESLA's, HANSON's, STENERSON, BERG, KNUDTSON, the children of ELLEFSON, the children of STORLA'a, etc. Submitted bySilvia Vilches.

New Finland District, Saskatchewan, Canada

New Finland, Saskatchewan, CA Finnish history, phone book, cemetery, church, local history and family biography transcription excerpts ie bio of KAUTONEN, David Jeremijas.

Nokomis, Saskatchewan - Town of Nokomis

Otthon, Saskatchewan

Submitted by Judy BARSY(aka BARSI) and this is a church aprox 2 miles from Otthon that has about 50 graves some of which are my relatives the BARSI family. Pictures of the Plaque in Otthan and of the Hungarian cemetery. This site; Saskatchewan Atlas; shows the original settlements of Otthon in 1894.

St. Joseph's Colony

The settlement of St. Joseph's Colony (Josephstal) near Balgone, Saskatchewan, had been established some years previously (1886).Including Cemetery Records.

Steve HUZIAK: Prairie Faces

Are your ancestors from the Wroxton and Calder area east of Yorkton, in Saskatchewan, Canada? You might find their picture in this 1920s photo gallery. Exhibited are Ukrainian immigrant farmers, their families, farms and churches, photographed by area farmer Steve HUZIAK. The author is eager to communicate with anyone who can identify some of the people in the photos.