Landmark: Yost Lake
Yost Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada The lake was named after Glenn Yost on September 2, 1951 as part of the project begun in…
A family history site
Yost Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada The lake was named after Glenn Yost on September 2, 1951 as part of the project begun in…
Regrettably Dan N. Cojocar’s greatest legacy was his military service and death during WWII. He was a single man who…
Mrs. Eugenie Tater nee Adamache contributed her recipe for making sour cabbage for making cabbage rolls.
Expecting company? The Ladies Auxiliary of the St. George Romanian Orthodox Church in Regina, Saskatchewan circa 1988 have you covered!
Gabriel Krasiun Jr. was killed during World War II (WWII) on June 9, 1946 and his sacrifice was honoured by having…
In northern Saskatchewan a quiet bay on a lake is named for a young soldier named Dan Cojocar who died in WWII.
John Avram who was born near or in Rouleau, Saskatchewan to Nichoale & Mary Avram and registered with the Saskatchewan government on November 3, 1905…
The Government of Saskatchewan eHealth website is slowly adding birth, death and marriage data beginning from 1905 when Saskatchewan became a…
Did you happen to uncover some of your Saskatchewan ancestor’s homesteads or farms and end up with a designation like SW-16-09-24-W2?…
With thanks to the Avonlea Historical Committee we have an extensive history of the districts surrounding Avonlea, Claybank and Hearne…
The book The Donison Family Tree is a genealogy work produced by Lee Donison in 1969. It captures the descendants of Nicolae Donisan and his sons…