Pioneer Cemetery · visitor guide
Return to the PIHS museumPioneer Cemetery Explorer
The Cemetery Explorer brings together surviving markers, photographs, historical records and PIHS research. A grave marker may identify a person or family without establishing that the individual was buried at that exact location. Where the historical record is uncertain, the Explorer says so.
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Who—or what stone—are you looking for?
Search names and spelling variants, choose a family, or tap a marker directly on the plan. Results update below as you type; choose a card to open its record.
75 matching positions. Choose a result below to open its record.
Search results · 75 positions
Results update here as you type. Each card opens a separate stone record with its photographs and supported connections.
R1-004 · Row 1 · position 4
Olive MacLean
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R1-006 · Row 1 · position 6
Lloyd MacCallum
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R1-007 · Row 1 · position 7
Phillip Sorge
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R1-009 · Row 1 · position 9
Judith Veevers
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R1-012 · Row 1 · position 12
Laughlin Rankin & Katherine MacKenzie
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-001 · Row 2 · position 1
Lester Hooper & Annabell MacLean
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-002 · Row 2 · position 2
Daniel MacLean
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-003 · Row 2 · position 3
C. Fraser & Russel MacLean
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-004 · Row 2 · position 4
Charles McLean & Annabell McCallum
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-005 · Row 2 · position 5
Hugh & Mary MacLean
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-007 · Row 2 · position 7
Ralph MacCallum
1 marker photograph · Open record →
R2-008 · Row 2 · position 8