Manitoba Genealogical Society Inc.

02/19/2026

Edward Cousins PAGAN (1863-1924) was an Endcliffed farmer and municipal official. He died at his home at Endcliffe on 25 October 1924 and was buried in the Russell Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

02/12/2026

John Kenneth OBERLIN (1864-1953) was a Melita farmer. He died 01 February 1953 in Winnipeg and was buried in the Melita Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

02/08/2026

UPDATE 2026-02-09: The login issue has now been resolved. However, if you continue to have issues logging into your account, please reach out to dir-technology@mbgenealogy.com.

The Manitoba Genealogical Society website is currently experiencing member login technical issues. If you are a member and are unable to log into your member account page, you may have to try again later. We are looking into this issue and hope to have it resolved as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

02/05/2026

Henry “Harry” Patrick NAYLOR (1870-1945) was a Manitoba businessman. He died 04 March 1945 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan and was buried in the Elmwood Cemetery in Winnipeg.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

01/29/2026

John Scott Maxwell was a Brandon industrialist, civic leader and builder of Brandon. He died 18 February 1933 and was buried in the Brandon Municipal Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

01/28/2026

The South West Branch of the Manitoba Genealogical Society invites you to attend the 2026 Heritage Dinner.

Date: April 9, 2026 at 5:30 pm
Place: Knox United Church, Brandon, MB
Guest Speaker: Stella Fedniuk
Topic: The Ukrainian Experience: From Ukraine to the Perogy Belt in Canada.
Tickets: $35 each
Everyone welcome!

01/22/2026

William Henry LAKE (1865-1949) was a Morden Mayor and veterinarian. He died on 07 April 1949 and was buried in the Hillside Cemetery in Morden.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

01/15/2026

Andrew KELLY (1852-1930) was a Manitoba businessman, and civic leader. He died in Winnipeg on 05 January 1930 and was buried in the Brandon Municipal Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

01/14/2026

Elizabeth Briggs will be presenting an Introduction to Genealogy: Collecting and Organizing Family Records on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm through the Winnipeg Public Library.

Introduction to Genealogy: Genealogical Resources will be presented on Wednesday, February 4, 2026 from 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm.
https://wpl.libcal.com/calendar/main/?cid=1677&t=d&d=0000-00-00&cal=1677&ct=33457&inc=0

01/12/2026

Magnus Egill JOHNSON (1895-1963) was Winnipeg stationary engineer. He died at Ganges, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia on 21 August 1963 and was buried in the Gimli Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

01/01/2026

William Colin INKSTER (1843-1934) was a Manitoba legislator, sheriff and pioneer. He died in Winnipeg 28 September 1934, at the age of 91, and was buried in the St. John’s Anglican Cathedral Cemetery.

Click on this link to the Manitoba Genealogical Cemetery Transcript page https://mbgenealogy.com/what.../cemetery-transcript-sales/. MGS has been transcribing cemeteries since the late 1970s. An abundance of information may be found in these transcripts, including the location of the burial site and information regarding burials where the grave marker is no longer visible.

12/29/2025

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