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Situated south of the present site of Darlingford, the Cemetery has served the community since the 1880's.

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This file, updated to summer of 2015, contains records in the posession of the Municipality of Pembina along with information displayed on the grave markers in the Cemetery.

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The Manitou Cemetery - called the Archibald Cemetery in early sources - sits atop a moraine hill north of the town of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The Manitou Cemetery - called the Archibald Cemetery in early sources - sits atop a moraine hill north of the town of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The Manitou Cemetery - called the Archibald Cemetery in early sources - sits atop a moraine hill north of the town of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The Manitou Cemetery - called the Archibald Cemetery in early sources - sits atop a moraine hill north of the town of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The Manitou cemetery - also called in early sources the Archibald Cemetery - is situated on a high moraine hill north of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The Manitou Cemetery - called the Archibald Cemetery in early sources - sits atop a moraine hill north of the town of Manitou, Manitoba.

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The McKenzie Methodist Cemetery no longer sxists; all stones and markers were cleared and the site turned into a field by a previous owner.

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This churchyard cemetery is associated with the New Haven Anglican Church.

To see photos of the grave stones, please click on the CEMETERIES button at the top of the page and follow the links.

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