Sunnyslope Cemetery aka Church of the Brethren

The first settlers of Sunnyslope came to the area by train in Dec 1902. The first burial in the cemetery was in Mar 1903. Although the cemetery is a community cemetery, many of those buried were members of the Church of the Brethren.
ROW l – Beginning at the south-east corner next to wall along School Street and running south to north up hill and along the wall.
ROW 2 – Running from South to North up the hill.
ROW 3 – Running from South to North up the hill.
ROW 4 – South to North up the hill.
ROW 5 – From south to north.  This row is in the middle of the cemetery. It is called the “Road Addition” in the sexton’s records. There is a gate large enough to drive a vehicle through at the Knowles Road End. The lot numbers given in the sexton’s records are the same as those for row 6-B.
ROW 6 –
ROW 7 –
ROW 8 –
ROW 9 – This row is under a row of evergreen trees and is covered with needles and cones. It was very difficult to locate headstones.
Sunnyslope Church of the Brethren Cemetery Photo courtesy of Dick and Paula Banning (WAGS
Sunnyslope Church of the Brethren Cemetery Photo courtesy of Dick and Paula Banning (WAGS)
Sunnyslope Church of the Brethren Cemetery Photo courtesy of Dick and Paula Banning (WAGS
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Sunnyslope Cemetery

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