Lambie Cemetery in Saskatchewan - Find a Grave Cemetery

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Coordinates: 51.87420, -106.25140
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The Lambie cemetery, started in 1905, was one of the earliest graveyards in the district. It was started in September of that year when the Lambie boys ingested fly poison. They both died shortly after and as there was no other graveyard around, their father buried them on a hill just south of his homestead, SE 32-33-2 W3. The next people were buried there too as it was the only cemetery in the area.
Many years later the two Lambie graves were re interred in the Bradwell Cemetery when the Lambie family moved to British Columbia.

The cemetery still exists as of October, 2011, with some of the headstones in disrepair. There are no caretakers. It is located about 4 miles south of Bradwell, Saskatchewan.

This information was taken from the Bradwell history book: Echoes of our Past- 1986, page 105.