saskatchewan stonemasons: 1

Saskatchewan Stonemasons: 1 (based on a listing originally compiled by Cecil Hayward, Assiniboia; additions and revisions by Frank Korvemaker after 2005)

Name Community Dates Buildings / Comments / Sources

Adams, M.A. Manor 1905-06 Advertising in Manor Advocate – June 9, 1905 and My 11, 1906.

Affie, George Midale 1903 RM of Cymri history: p. 123 – George (1853-1938) from Ontario;

built his own stone homestead house NW 14-5-12

Agar, James Reid Balgonie 1901 Presbyterian Church, Balgonie – Regina Leader, Aug 21 1901

Alexander, Frank Windthorst area 1907 Cook Farm granary (with Basin Doucette)

Allsopp, Robert (Bob) Bengough area 1913 Patriquin Farm House, Bengough area, 1913

Anderson, Herbert Redvers 1901 Oatlands School, Redvers area, 1901

Anderson, William (Bill). Arcola area 1898 Doune Lodge & Barn, 1898;

McNeill Farm House, Arcola area, 1904

Apperley, T. Whitewood 1888 Whitewood School, history, p. 149

Ball, James Maple Creek

Barber, ___ Moffat & 1891 St. Andrew’s United Church, Moffat, 1891(with Cantlon)

Wolseley

Barnes, John Indian Head & 1902 Wright Farm House, Balcarres area

Balcarres 1904 Osment Opera House, Indian Head (stone & brick)

(Ref: SAB: Osment Bio: Letter C.H. Osment, 12 July 1955)

Bates, Clarence Mankota 1917 Bates Farm House, Mankota area, 1917 (with Perry Bates)

Bates, Perry Mankota 1917 Bates Farm House, Mankota, 1917 (with Clarence Bates)



Bawden, Thomas Broadview 1885 Gov’t Bridge, N of Broadview, over Qu’Appelle, c1885

(1836-1920) Stone School, ___________

Thornton House, Broadview

Colquhoun House, Broadview

Christie House, near Round Lake

Albert Edward House, ___________

Edward Blacksmith Shop, _________

Arthur Edward House, ___________

Granite / Grenfell Hotel, Grenfell

Behrens, John Indian Head c.1900 (Source: Indian Head history, p. 357; died 1930s)

Behrens, Lewis & Sons Abernethy 1899 James Morrison house (Abernethy history, p. 329

Behrens, S. Abernethy 1918-19 William Coulthard Farmhouse, Abernethy area, p. 365

Bell, James Maple Creek

Berg, E.A. Whitewood 1902 St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Whitewood, 1902

Stockholm c.1900 Whitewood history, p. 64

Bergum, L.A. Lake Alma No Date Nordelan Lutheran Church foundation, Lake Alma area,

Berns, Sam Abernethy 1910 Bates Farm House, Abernethy area, 1910 (with Wally Berns)

Berns, Wally Abernethy 1910 Bates Farm House, Abernethy, 1910 (with Sam Berns)

Birss, Charles Limerick c.1950 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 1 & 3 – built Cenotaph in Limerick



Bittner, Joseph Abernethy c. 1897 Abernethy local history, p. 335-336

Bjelland, Christian Assiniboia area c.1910 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 193-194 – Christian (1861-1916)

Blass, _____ Neudorf 1917 Heinrich Bender barn (Source; Neudorf history, p. 122)

Blaser, Paul Markinch 1916 Blaser Farm House, Markinch area, 1916

Blatchford, James Viceroy 1913 Blatchford Farm House, Viceroy area, 1913 (with John Tendler)

Borgel, Adam J. Turtleford

Boston, Joe Grenfell c1910 Boston Farm House, Grenfell area, 1910

Braniff, ___ Piapot

Brett, Harry Lumsden 1900 Advertised in Lumsden News as a stonemason and bricklayer

Brewer, Ben Dilke No Date St. Lucy’s Anglican Church, Dilke

Brown, Alex D. Luseland c.1910 Luseland history, Vol. 2, p. 847 – Alex – (1880-1964) built foundations

and chimneys on the region

Brown, W.R. Heward 1921 St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, Heward, 1921

Brownlee, ___ Yorkton 1891 Argyle Stone School, Yorkton (demolished 1970s)

Buchanan, Angus Limerick area 1916 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 208-209 , Angus born in Quebec

(18__-1942) – gave up stonemasonry early



Bunn, John R. Qu’Appelle c.1885-1900 Bunn Farmhouse, near Qu’Appelle (Qu’Appelle History - p. 366)

Stone house on Bell Farm, ear Indian Head

Inglewood School, near Qu’Appelle - 1901

Sunny South School # 161, near Qu’Appelle/Indian Head

(with Jacob Millar)

Motherwell House, near Abernethy (helped Cantelon build it)

Sunbeam (Brassey) Barn, SW of Indian Head

L.G. Bell Farmhouse, south of Qu’Appelle

Buntain, D. D’Arcy 1918 Graham Residence, D’Arcy, 1918 (with Jack Ketchinmaster and

Charles Perigo)

Caldwell, Thomas Lumsden 1906 Hipkin Barn (carpentry by Wm. Ewen)

[Ref: Lumsden News Record, 26 June 1906)

Cameron, James Southey 1885 Gregg Farm House, Southey area, 1885 (or by Peter Caul)

Campbell, Duncan Bethune

Campbell, George Ellisboro c1900 Ellisboro Presbyterian Church foundation (Source: Wolseley history: p.

181) – with brother R.J.

Campbell, R.J. Ellisboro c1900 Ellisboro Presbyterian Church foundation (Source: Wolseley history: p.

181) – with brother George.

Cantelon, Adam Moffat & 1891-98 Motherwell Homestead, Abernethy area, 1897;

Abernethy St. Andrew’s United Church, Moffat, 1891 ( with Barber)

Andrew Elliott Farm House, Moffat, 1890s;

also helped build Presbyterian Church near Abernethy (see Robson);

Foster School, Abernethy area, 1896 (p. 277-281, Stand on the Bridge)

J. Dillon residence, Fort Qu’Appelle (1898) - with Hunter



Sintaluta Stone School (1899) – with Hunter

Morrison / Stueck House (1897), SW of Abernethy

(Ref. Marg Hryniuk)

Anderson / Ismond farmhouse, near Abernethy (1898) - maybe

Caswell, Andrew Piapot 1902 Weiss Farm House, Maple Creek area, 1902

Cattanachs, ______ Climax c.1923 Climax history, p. 324 – stonemason & bricklayer; built the Treelon

School cistern

Caul, Peter Southey 1885 Gregg Farm House, Southey area, 1885 (or by James Cameron)

Chambers, Richard Wapella c1905 Walton Farm House, Wapella area, c1905

Clark, Adam Borden 1905 Clark Farm House (Kenjockity) , Borden area, 1905 ( sp. Clarke?)

Clark, William Moffat 1882 Moffat Church (ref. Wolseley history, p. 200)

Grenfell Buildings, including Granite Hotel

Clements, David Robert Fairmede Clements family home in the Fairmede District

(Ref: E-Mail: Feb 2013 – relative - Rhonda Hall at 306-739-2114)

Cooney, Albert E. Arcola 1908 Source: 1908 Sask. Voters List: West Arcola, p. 88

Cooper, Hugh Ranson Alida

Corbin, Arthur Aneroid 1918 Dafoe Union / United Church

Corbin, George Aneroid 1918 Dafoe Union / United Church

Cordon, R.G. Prince Albert 1891 Presbyterian Church (Regina Leader: 9 June 1891)



Cotton, Howard Macklin 1946 St. Mary’s R.C. Church, Macklin, 1946 (with Bill Cotton)

Cotton, William (Bill) Macklin 1946 St. Mary’s R.C. Church, Macklin, 1946 (with Howard Cotton)

Coultard, John Abernethy & c.1893 Abernethy local history, p. 363,364

Moosomin

Cousens, Jim Glasnevin & 1912 Mount Joy School, Glasnevin, 1912 (with D. Stothers)

(or Kouzens) Ogema

Dafoe, Charles Aneroid 1918 Dafoe Union / United Church

Dale, James Craik 1910 Saskatoon buildings and Leg. Bldg, Regina

(Ref: Craik: Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, p. 107)

Dalgleish, ___ Moosomin c1900 Mitchell Farm House, Moosomin area, c1900

Daniels, Bill Ceylon 1915 Dr. Edmunds Garage, Ceylon, 1915

D’Arcy, Thomas Henry Estevan

Davey, Victor __________

Day, William Carnduff 1904 Verity Farm House, Carnduff area, 1904

Delorme, Moses Lebret or 1925 Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Lebret, 1925 (Legacy of Stone, p. 182)

St. Boniface, Man. Royal York Hotel, Toronto

Fort Garry Hotel, Winnipeg



Dickson, ___ Wolseley 1911 Dureau Farm House, Wolseley area, 1911 (or built by Mr. Morton)

Dobson (see Robson)

Donnelly, Norman Yellow Grass 1903 School, Yellow Grass, 1903 (with Walter Donnelly);

Commercial Building, Yellow Grass, 1902

Donnelly, Walter Yellow Grass 1903 School, Yellow Grass, 1903 (with Norman Donnelly);

Commercial Building, Yellow Grass, 1902

Doucette, Basil Windthorst 1907 Cook Farm granary (with Frank Alexander)

Duff, Alexander Turtleford ? “Turtleford Treasures” history, p. 876 – Alex Duff (1882-1965) was

born in Scotland,

Duff, Donald __________

Dunn, David Glen Ewen 1903 Dunn Farm House, Glen Ewen area, 1903 (David was father of Ken)

Dunn, Kenneth Victor Glen Ewen Livelong History, p. 152 - Ken Dun (1889-1966) -

Dunnett, A. B. Lumsden 1896 Walter Purdy’s stone granary (Source: Regina Standard, Aug. 7, 1896) – location: Sec 34, Tp 18 Rg 21, W2m

Edwards, Arthur Broadview 1897 “Cotswold House” – Edwards Residence, Broadview, 1897

Ellerman, Henry Neudorf c1906 Ellerman Residence, Neudorf, c1906

Enevoldson, Albert Alameda

Enevoldson, Arthur Broadview



Erickson, Nicholas Broadview

Evans, William Moosomin 1893 St. Peter’s Anglican Church, (Spring Creek) Moosomin area, 1893

(Moosomin History- p. 664; bio p. 676)

Fenty, _____ Rosetown 1917 Phillips Farm House, Rosetown area, 1917 (with Curtis Phillips)

Ferguson, Henry Glen Ewen

Ferguson, Peter Abernethy c1890 Ferguson Farm Home, Abernethy area, c1890

Firth, Sam Gainsborough 1917 Simpson Farmhouse (Gainsborough history, p. 751-752)

Fisher, Jack Bethune

Foreman, George Palestine District

Frank, Paul Maple Creek Maple Creek history, p. 1086 – Paul (1870-1914) was a stonemason,

and helped build the Maple Creek Post Office.

Fritz, Karl St. Walburg

Fry, James Carlyle 1882 Fry Farm: Granary, (Carlyle history – p. 708-710)

(1849-1898) c.1882 Beckton Racing Stable, Cannington Manor (Carlyle history, p. 709)

Gamble, William Maple Creek c1912 (Walter Gamble? - bricklayer – p. 496 local history)

Geddes, Henry Sintaluta c1900 Geddes Residence, Sintaluta, c1900



Gernack, Andrew Maple Creek post 1913 Bldgs and wells in Maple Creek area

Gibson, Frank Assiniboia 1912 Gibson Farm House, Assiniboia area, 1912 PHOTOS & BIO

Presbyterian Church, Assiniboia, 1920 (foundation)

Gibson, Fred Lumsden No Date (mostly foundations: According to The Hills of Home, Fred Gibson

and Quinton Pettigrew built all the stone foundations of barns built by

Lumsden-area farmer and contractor John David Ewen.)

1906 Foundation for John Martin’s barn (Ref. Hryniuk – April 2018)

Gibson, George Fort Qu’Appelle 1879 Gibson Residence, Fort Qu’Appelle, 1879 – Possibly oldest stone

building in Sask???

Gibson, Jack 1881-85 St. John’s Anglican Church, Fort Qu’Appelle (with Joseph Turner –

(same as John?) source Turner family history, p. 146)

Bell Farm round stone barn – (Turner history)

Gibson, John Fort Qu’Appelle 1879 Gibson Residence, Fort Qu’Appelle, 1879

Gibson, William Moffat 1884 Gibson Farm House, Moffat, 1884

Gillies, William Sr. Gainsborough pre 1910 Elliott Block (a stone cutter for masons Jim and Jack Greig)

Gillis, ___ Moosomin 1897 Easton Farm House, Moosomin area, 1897

Good, William / Billy Redvers area post 1907 St. Raphael RC Church, Cantal, 1914-15

Hearts of Oak School, near Redvers, c.1912

Wauchope 1907 Methodist Church chimney – Manor Advocate, Oct. 18

1909 McAuley School (source: Wauchope history p. 47)



1911 Wauchope RC Church foundation, history book p. 141)

Goodnough, George Assiniboia

Gorzyk, Carl Turtleford 1935 Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Deer Creek, 1935;

(or Gorzig ?) LeGrand Farm House, Turtleford area, 1933;

Roussel Farm House, Turtleford area, 1937

Grandy, Thomas W. Oxbow 1900 Swain Farm House, Oxbow area, 1900

Grason, Mr. Moosomin McNaughton Store, Moosomin (Moosomin history – p. 22)

Gray, Edgar Watrous 1950s Gray Farm House, Watrous area, 1950s

Grayson, T. Cannington Manor 1889 “Didsbury Ranch” – Beckton Farm House, Cannington Manor, 1889

Greig, Jack Gainsborough pre1910 Elliott Block (with Jim, and with William Gillies Sr.)

Greig, Jim Gainsborough pre1910 Elliott Block (with Jack, and with William Gillies Sr.)

Griffin, John Gainsborough 1901 Reynolds Farm House, Gainsborough area, 1901

(or Griffith)

Gunn, James Ceylon &

Weyburn

Guthrie, ___ Wolseley 1897 Barber Farm House, Wolseley area, 1897 (with ___ Guthrie)

Guthrie, ___ Wolseley 1897 Barber Farm House, Wolseley area, 1897 (with ___ Guthrie)



Hamilton, James Glen Ewen

Hartman, Frank Flintoft & 1913 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 468. Built Mazepulk stone farmhouse

Limerick

Hasset, George Blenner Maple Creek

Haug, Christ. Conquest-Ardath 1915 Barn for Robert Huxtable (local history, p. 200)

Heaslip, J.J. Alameda

Hillier, Sidney Southey

Hodgson, Ralph Glen Ewen-Oxbow c.1900 Oxbow history, p. 675 – Ralph (1869-1920) was born in Ontario, and

worked as a carpenter and stonemason in the Oxbow area.

Hollonquist, Ben Carlyle 1883 J.J. Turiff Farmhouse, Carlyle – Local history, p. 1030

(or Hollingquist ?) 1901 Carlyle House Hotel (local history, p. 1042)

Holmes, Gus Maple Creek &

Piapot

Horne, William T. Killdeer

Hovland, Michael Regina

Hundmarsh, ___ Cannington Manor 1890 Turton Farm House, Cannington Manor, 1890, (with Turton)

(or Hindmarsh ?)



Hunt, Charlie Woodrow

(or Hent ?)

Hunter, D. Fort Qu’Appelle 1896 Featherstonaugh house

Hunter, John Indian Head 1889-1907 Indian Head history, p. 465 – (born 1855; died 1941)

Government House, Regina – 1889

buildings in Lethbridge & Great Falls (Montana)

buildings in Fort Qu’Appelle (1892)

Presbyterian (United) Church, Indian Head, 1907

Imperial Hotel, Indian Head, 1896

Brick Building next to Imperial Hotel, Indian Head, 1896

Thompson Block, Indian Head

File Hills School, north of Balcarres

Leland Hotel, Wolseley (and others)

McKenzie Store, Qu’Appelle (1897) – brickwork

J. Dillon residence, Fort Qu’Appelle (1898) – with Cantelon

Sintaluta Stone School (1899) – with Cantelon

Hunter, Kirk Indian Head 1904 Indian Head history, p. 465 - (born: 1880; died 1963)

Gray Farm House, Indian Head area, 1904;

Acton Farm House, Lemberg area, 1909

Hutchinson, ___ Turtleford 1924 Bonnet Farm House, Turtleford area, 1924

Bonnet Barn, Turtleford area, c1924 (confirm builder & date ??)

Hutson, J. Moffat 1885 McCall Farm House, Moffat, 1885 (with McCall);

J. Hutson Farm House, Moffat, 1885;

Peter Ferguson Farm House, Moffat, 1890s;

Mcgee Residence, Wolseley , 1890;



Walter Scott Farm House, Moffat , 1880s;

Greenville School, Moffat - 1886

Ingling, John North Battleford No Date Ingling Farm House), North Battleford area, ________

Ireland, ___ Fleming & 1903 McCormick Farm House, Fleming area, 1903 (with Orbel)

Moosomin

Ironside, James Moosomin c1900 words in stone masonry - Moosomin history, p. 592

Jamieson, John Ellisboro c1909 McLean home, c.1904 (Ref. Wolseley history, p. 103)

Jennings, ___ Summerberry 1905 School, Summerberry, 1905 (with Paver)

Johnson, Emil Mitchelton

Johnson, Matt Radville 1908 Radville history, p. 815 – worked on Freda Lake School

Johnson, Nils Broadview 1902 Poplar Grove United Church, Broadview area, 1902

Johnson, Peter Indian Head c.1905 Indian head history, p. 477 - helped build the Union Bank

Keil, John Lumsden 1900 Advertised in Lumsden News as a stonemason and bricklayer

Kenta, ___ Valor c1918 Kenta Farm House, Valor, c1918 (with Mrs. Kenta)

Kindt, Henry Assiniboia

King, George Sintaluta No date Farrow Residence, Sintaluta, ________

(same as William?)



King, William Fleming & 1892-1927 ________ Residence, Fleming, c1904 (with Thomas Rawson)

Sintaluta Gibson House, Sintaluta (Local History, p. 436, 522)

Kinsey, Amos Moosomin 1883 Kinsey Residence, Moosomin, 1883-84 (oldest ????)

Kint, Wayne Ceylon & 1980s-90s Torkelson Barn restoration - 1980s

(Wayne Kent, S’toon ?) Lake Alma

Ketchinmaster, Jack D’Arcy 1918 Graham Residence, D’Arcy, 1918 (with Charles Perigo and

D. Buntain)

Klein, John Wolseley & 1903 Klein Barn, Francis area, c1900; BIO

Francis Klein Farm House, Francis area, 1903 (with Anna ?)

Klein Blacksmith Shop (on farm), Francis area, ______

Knebush, Charles Alameda c1898 Coffee House (but mostly bridges & basements)

Knebush, Herman Alameda

Knisely, Cyrus Gainsborough 1885-1910 Elliot Block, Gainsborough (Gainsborough history, p. 581-582)

Knisely farmhouse, barn stable (Gainsborough history, p. 581-582)

Knox, Bill Pense

Kruipi, Frank Grayson 1926 Mariahilf R.C. Church, Grayson area, 1921 (with Peter Reiger)

Ottenbreit Farm House, Grayson area, 1918 (with Peter Reiger)

Labire, ___ Filmore c1900 Labire Farm House, Filmore (Gooseberry Lake), c1900



Lamb, Jack Carlyle 1912 Nixon Farmhouse (Carlyle history, p. 1029-1030)

LaPointe, Alfred Claydon 1924 LaPointe Farm House, Claydon area, 1924

Lawr, W.M. Regina 1893 Contract for stonework on the new (Assiniboia) Club House –

Regina Leader, 6 June 1893, p. 8.

Lay, M.J. Oxbow

Lee, ___ Grenfell 1894 Bushe Residence, Grenfell, 1894 (with Robert Talmay)

Lees, John Arcola 1883-1917 Hislop House (ref: Lime Kilns in Sask – L.A. Stokalko, p. 21)

1908 Source: 1908 Sask. Voters List: West Arcola, p. 89

Leibel, Carl Zehner No Date Leibel Farm Home, Zehner area, _____

Lithgow, Robert H. Maple Creek c1900

Lolacher, Edward Maxstone 1917 RM of Stonehenge history, Maxstone: p. 47 – St. Mary’s Church

foundation (probably)

Lolacher, Jacob Zehner 1905 Lolacher Farm House, Zehner area, 1903

Long, Frederick Waseca 1906-1911 Canadian Bank of Commerce foundation, Lloydminster

(source: Stokalko –p. 71)

Lumley, George Oxbow &

(or Lumby ?) Alida



Lummach, Fred Macklin 1955 St. Mary’s R.C. Parish Rectory

MacDonald, Donald Saltcoats c1900 NWMP Stable, Saltcoats, c1900

MacEliny, ___ Arcola 1898 “Restlarig Farm”: McLaren Residence, Arcola area, 1898

(or McIlnay ?)

Marr, William Oxbow

March, Ernie Regina c.1905 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 460-461 – helped build the Regina

City Hall

Marshall, J. A. Qu’Appelle 1908 Bricklayer and stonemason

Maxwell, Jim Wynyard 1914 Hardie Farm House, Wynyard area, 1914

Maxwell, John Moosomin or Dafoe c1900 Maxwell stone house – Moosomin history p. 592)

Mazepuick, Alec Limerick & 1913 Mazepuick Farm House, Limerick area, 1913

(or Alex Mazepuik ?) Assiniboia

McArthur, Duncan Lumsden 1899 John Martin House, near Lumsden (ref. Marg Hryniuk article, 2018)

McAuley, M. Wauchope 1908 (Ref. Manor Advocate – 26 June 1908 – advertisement)

McBain, John Redvers No Date Dodds Residence, Redvers, _____

McCall, William Moffat c1885 McCall Farm House, Moffat, 1885 (with Hutson);

Hutson Farm House, Moffat , _____

Ferguson Farm House, Moffat; ______



Walter Scott Farm House; Moffat, 1880s;

`Greenville School, Moffat, 1886

(Source: Wolseley history, p. 350)

McClung, W. Gainsborough 1892 Christ Anglican Church (Yesterday’s Prairie Wind)

McDonald, Malcolm Southey

McGinnis, Malcolm Kerrobert 1921 Mack Farm House, Kerrobert area, 1921

(or McGuinness ?)

McIllvenna, Robert Oxbow & c1900 Mahan Farm House, Oxbow area, c1900

(with son William) Glen Ewen

Cannington Manor 1880s Beckton Farm buildings

Carlyle 1905 Anderson Barn (Carlyle history, p. 1035-1038)

McIllvenna, William Oxbow & 1903 Grandy Farm House, Oxbow area, 1903 (with Robert McIllvenna);

(with father, Robert) Glen Ewen Oxbow School, Oxbow, 1898;

(source: Oxbow-Glen Ewen Bob Shaw’s Barber Shop, Oxbow

local history, p. 758, 807, 962) Hames & Wylie Hardware Store, Oxbow

(also spelled “McIlvenie”) Butcher Shop, Oxbow

Disney House, Oxbow

Crossley House, Oxbow

McCay Block (part of), Oxbow

Greer Block (part of), Oxbow

Chappell Barn, Oxbow

Josh Grandy House & Barn, Oxbow

John Fitzpatrick House, Oxbow

Winteringham House & Barn, Oxbow

Langrish buildings, Oxbow



Pat McIntosh Barn, Oxbow

Workman’s Dairy Barn, Oxbow

A.B. Nesbitt House, Oxbow

Frank Gorrell Buildings, Oxbow

John Grandy House & Barn, Oxbow

Arcola 1904 Sanford McNeill Farmhouse, near Arcola (Arcola History, p. 267)

Jim Lees Farmhouse, near Arcola (Ref: Adrian Paton)

Jack McEachen Farmhouse, near Arcola (Ref: Adrian Paton)

c.1903 James Smith Farmhouse, near Arcola (Ref: Adrian Paton)

McInnis, Ed Kelfield 1912 Coulter Farm House, Handel area, 1912 (with Robert McInnis);

Arnold Farm House, Kelfield area. 1917 (or Robert McInnes ?)

McInnis, Robert Kelfield 1912 Coulter Farm House, Handel area, 1912 (with Ed McInnis)

McKague, Donald Moosomin

McNalley, ______ Carlyle c.1900 Langford Farmhouse (Carlyle history, p. 41)

Hotel, Carlyle (Carlyle history, p. 41)

McWilliams, Thomas Moose Jaw 1883 Came from Ontario – stonemason, bricklayer, carpenter –

Draft M.J. History by Bruce Fairman, 8 Feb. 2018)

Mickelson, M. Whitewood c. 1900 Whitewood history, p. 64

Millar, Jacob Indian Head 1900 Sunny South School (Designed by Osment; built by Millar, assisted

by Bunn. (Indian Head history, p. 101; not sure if Millar was a mason)

Monson, John Fort Qu’Appelle c.1900 Stone church (ref. Marie Liggett, 26 Oct. 2016)



Moodie, George Wolseley 1907 Source: Wolseley News: Sept. 12, 1907: did the stone and brick work

for several houses in Wolseley: Fleming, Nix, Banbury, Scott and

McVicar. (Source: Wolseley history, p. 8)

Campbell brick house, 1906 (Source: Wolseley history, p. 175)

Moody, ___ Sintaluta c1890 Railton Farm House, Sintaluta area, c1890;

Blakely Residence, Sintaluta, 1902

Moore, Sam Broadview

Morgan, Henry Moffat 1888 Various buildings and foundations (Ref. Wolseley history, p. 215)

Summerberry –Sam. Fleming’s barn (Ref: same as above)

Morton, ___ Wolseley 1913 Dureau Farm House, Wolseley area, 1913 (or built by Mr. Dickson)

Murray, George Lipton 1886 Parklands Presbyterian Church, Lipton area, 1886

Murray, Tom Lipton 1886 Parklands Presbyterian Church, Lipton area, 1886

Nagel, Ernest Killdeer No date Nagel Farm House, Killdeer area, _____

Neilson, ___ Manor

Neilson, Nels Holar Yorkton 1893-1902 Orkney Presbyterian Church (1893)

Orkney School (1897)

Powell Farmhouse, near Sheho (1897) – burned 2017

Neuert, Adam Invermay c.1902 Invermay history, p. 649 – came from Ontario; built many structures at

Portage La Prairie, Man.;



Newbury, George Maple Creek 1902 Newbury Residence, Maple Creek, 1902

(or Newberry)

Newson, R. Pheasant Forks 1891 H.Q. Stilborn – stone barn – 4 July 1891 Leader Post

Nichol, George (Sr.) Moose Jaw 1911 RM of Stonehenge history, p. 512 – Nichol helped build St. Andrew’s

United Church, Moose Jaw and Stoney Mtn. Prison in Manitoba; and

built chimneys in Limerick

Nicholson, William Whitewood 1888 Whitewood School, history.p 149

Nicifor, Rev. Dionese Flintoft 1910 Rectory, Flintoft area, 1910 (with J. Onescu)

Nilson, J. Melville 1912-13 Melville City Hall Time Capsule – 1912 (may have been a bricklayer)

Onescu, J Flintoft 1910 Rectory, Flintoft area, 1910 (with Rev. Dionese Nicifor)

(or Jonescu ?)

Orbel, ___ Fleming & 1903 McCormick Farm House, Fleming area, 1903 (with Ireland)

Moosomin

Orr, Norman C. Manor 1905-06 Advertisement in Manor Advocate Oct. 13, 1905 and other dates

(unclear of he is a stonemason or bricklayer or both)

Ortman, August (Gus) St. Walburg

Ott, P.S. Grenfell No Date Ott Farm House, Grenfell area, _______

Paeker, Harold Kenosee 1931 Moose Mtn. Prov. Park Chalet ?)

(or Harold Parker ?) McMillan Farm House, Wawota area, 1947



Parker, Charles Cardross, 1916 Charles Parker Farm House, Cardross area, 1916;

Maryfield & Wawota c.1930 Moose Mtn. Prov. Park Chalet;

Irvin Farm House, Viceroy area, 1917;

Stevenson Farm House, Viceroy area, 1914;

Bourleis Farm House, Wawota area, 1936 (with Harold Parker);

St. David’s Anglican Church, Maryfield, 1939

St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Langbank, 1938 (confirm ??)

Parker, Eddie Cardross Parker Stone Barn, Wawota area, 1931

Parker, Harold Cardross, 1936 Parker Stone Barn, Wawota area, 1931

Wawota & Kenosee Bourleis Farm House, Wawota area, 1936 (with Charlie Parker);

“Lazy B Cottage”, Kenosee Lake, _______

Peterson Farm House, Wawota area, 1948

Peterson Stone Barn, Wawota area, c1948

Parley, Robert Moffat 1891 Parley Farm House, Moffat, 1891

Paver, ___ Summerberry 1905 School, Summerberry, 1905 (with Jennings)

Pederson, Job Hanley (Sunny Valley) c.1905 Hanley history, p. 337, 433 – Job (1876-1954) worked in Sunny Valley

district; also worked on the U of Sask. Buildings in Saskatoon

Perigo, Charles. D’Arcy 1918 Graham Residence, D’Arcy, 1918 (with Jack Ketchinmaster and

D. Buntain)

Pettigrew, Quinton Buffalo Pound 1903 Nicolle Farm House, Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, 1903

& Lumsden



*The Leader of 21 May 1896 reported that “Mr. Q. Pettigrew is erecting a stone building

on Main Street [in Lumsden].intended for a carpenter and blacksmith shop.” and “Mr. Sandy

Dunnet (that rank Regina Tory) is assisting Mr. Pettigrew which ensures a reliable structure.

* The Leader of 5 November 1896 reported “Mr. James McPherson has sold his

blacksmithing business to Mr. Pettigrew [likely Quintin] of Lumsden, and desires in leaving

Regina tenders his thanks to all his patrons. Mr. Pettigrew has taken charge of the shop and Mr. McPherson has returned to Lumsden * From John Sled:

• Armstrong (Willis) barn substructure, top of Lumsden south hill, ruins visible

• Fred Carss (McNally) barn substructure, along Wascana Valley road, partially collapsed

• Adam Little house, Lumsden, demolished

• James Lauder fieldstone house, Qu’Appelle Valley east of Craven,

* (mostly foundations: According to The Hills of Home, Fred Gibson

and Quinton Pettigrew built all the stone foundations of barns built by

Lumsden-area farmer and contractor John David Ewen.)

1894 Zachariah Barnes house – ref. Rachael McDougall, - from Marg

Hryniuk – 1 Dec. 2019 – located NE of Craven; near Longlaketon

Church

Phillips, Curtis Rosetown 1917 Phillips Farm House, Rosetown area, 1917 (with Mr. Fenty)

Phillips, John Estevan 1905 J.A. Smith Residence, Estevan, 1905 (with George Rooks);

(or Phillyss ?) addition to Estevan Stone School, 1904;

Phillips, Tom Imperial 1978 Phillips Residence, 1978

Pirot, ___ Esterhazy 1906 Kaposvar R.C. Church, Esterhazy area, 1906

Pow, Francis Sr. Moffat 1891 “Ladybank” – Ted Pow Farm House, Moffat, 1891

(Frances or Francis ?) Stone Shed, Moffat, 1890s



Powley, Henry Weyburn

Rawson, Thomas Fleming c1904 _________ Residence, Fleming, c1904 (with William King)

R._____, R._____ Indian Head 1906 Thomas Wilson barn – initials on stone -

(ref. Gordon Wilson phone call: 14 Nov. 2013)

Reid, J. Woodburn Manor & 1900 Watson Farm House, Manor, 1900

Glen Ewen

Reid, James A. Alida

Resnagel, ___ _______

Reiger, Peter Lemberg & 1901 St. Michael’s R.C. Church, Lemberg, 1901;

(or Reiger ?) Grayson Mariahilf R.C. Church, Grayson area, 1926 (with Frank Kruipi);

Ottenbreit Farm House, Grayson area, 1918 (with Frank Kruipi);

Reiger Farm House, Grayson area, c1900

Rivard, ___ Glaslyn 1910 Edwards Farm House, Glaslyn area, 1910

Robertson, Dune Maryfield

Robson, Rev. Alex Fort Qu’Appelle c.1884 Presbyterian Church, Abernethy area, 1892 (with Adam Cantelon)

Presbyterian Church, Fort Qu’Appelle – c.1884 (Sask. History, 1960)

Presbyterian Church, Wolseley - 1883

Rooks, George Estevan 1899 Rooks Residence, Estevan, 1899



former Presbyterian Church, Estevan, ____ ;

J.A. Smith Residence, Estevan, 1905 (with John Phillips);

Stone School, Estevan, 1894;

Anglican Church, Estevan, 1890s;

Ross, A. Manor 1902 Manor School – built stone foundation (source: Manor History, p. 41

Ross, George Turtleford

Ross, John Turtleford

Rutledge, Alex Expanse c.1900 Rutledge Farm House, Expanse area, c1900

Schmitt, John Gull Lake c.1913 Gull Lake history, p. 735. John Schmidt (c.1868-1952) came from

Ontario; was a stonemason and bricklayer

Schneider, Dan St. Walburg

Schneider, George St. Walburg

Sculdeen, ___ Piapot

(or Sculden ?)

Scott, Alf Kennedy after 1905 Ref: Kennedy local history, p. 139

Serbin, John Simpson 1933 Frihagon Mausoleum, Simpson

Sherwood, Fred Maple Creek

Sherwood, George Maple Creek c1898 Goodwin House, Sask. Landing; Beesley Store, Maple Creek



Sherwood, Henry Maple Creek c1898 Goodwin House, Sask. Landing; Beesley Store, Maple Creek

Shiel, James Gainsborough 1884-85 Shiel Farmhouses & barns, with brother Willliam Shiel

(Source: Gainsborough Local history, p. 742-744)

Shiel, William Gainsborough 1884-85 Shiel Farmhouses & barns, with brother James Shiel

(Source: Gainsborough Local history, p. 742-744)

Shiels, Geordie Craik 1916 VanBrunt Farmhouse (Ref: Craik: local history, p. 514)

Simpson, Jack Zehner 1890s Charles Simpson Farm House, Zehner area, 1890s)

(with James Simpson)

Simpson, James Zehner 1890s Charles Simpson Farm House), Zehner area, 1890s

(with Jack Simpson)

Sinclair, Fred Bengough 1913 ___________ (builder? stone mason? carpenter?)

Sirbu, Ioan Cupar

Skouldin, Bill Maple Creek c1907 Maple Creek history, p. 1019 – Bill (1863-1958) was a bricklayer and a

stonemason.; built many chimneys and fireplaces

Smith, Henry Crestwynd No Date Smith Farm House, Crestwynd area, _____

Smith, Jim Riverhurst 1904 Ferguson Farm House, Riverhurst area, 1904

Smith, Peter McCord c1910 Smith Farm House, McCord area, c1910



Spearling, Henry _______

Stephenson, Bob Hardy No Date Stephenson Stone Barn, Hardy area, ____

Stephenson, Clarence Hardy No Date Stephenson Stone Barn, Hardy area, ____

Stewart, ___ Craven 1900 Stewart Farm House, Craven area, 1900

Stewart, Peter Craven 1900 Stewart Farm House, Craven area, 1900 - not sure if Peter was a

stonemason or just the owner (see Summers, below)

Stothers, D. Glasnevin & 1912 Mount Joy School, Glasnevin, 1912, (with Jim Cousens)

Ogema

Stuckey, George Antler 1901 Western Grain Elevator office, Antler, 1901

Summers, _____ Fairy Hill / Craven 1900 John Stewart House (Marg Hryniuk, 19 April 2018)

Summers, Robert S. Earl Gray 1908 Long Lake history, p. 249

Sutherland, ___ Wapella 1899 Symons Farm House, Wapella area, 1899 (Wapella History Book)

Talmay, Richard Wapella 1890 _____ Residence, Wapella,1890

Talmay, Robert Grenfell 1894 Bushe Residence, Grenfell, 1894 (with ___ Lee)

(Robert & Richard the same ?)

Tendler, John Viceroy 1913 Blatchford Farm House, Viceroy area, 1913 (with James Blatchford)



Theobold, ___ Abernethy

Thompson, John (Jack) Indian Head 1901 Indian Head history, p. 709 – Stonemason from England, born 1880;

worked on the Bell Farm in early 1900s

Thompson, Lorne Esk 1935 Esk Evangelical United Brethren Church, 1935

Tompkins, ___ Moffat 1903 Pow Farm House, Moffat, 1903 (with Vint)

Troughton, Walter Sintaluta 1906 Smith Farm House – 1906 addition, Abernethy area, 1893

(Ref. Wolseley history, p. 177 – also worked in Whitewood

and Wolseley)

Turner, Dick Pense

Turner, Joseph Donald Fort Qu’Appelle 1882-96 St. John’s Anglican Church, Fort Qu’Appelle (1885)

(1862-1896) and Loon Lake (with Jack Gibson)

Round Plain Stone Church, near Wishart (1888)

Indian Head 1882 Bell round stone barn (1882) –

(Turner family history, p. 146; with Jack Gibson)

Turton, ____ Cannington Manor 1890 Turton Farm House, Cannington Manor, 1890 (with Hundmarsh)

Tuttle, William Crestwynd 1912 Tuttle Farm House, Crestwynd area, 1912

Unruh, Carl Hanley 1913 Hanley history, p. 508; Carl (c.1883-1972) built lots of chimneys and

worked on the Dundurn Military Camp buildings



Uytterhagen, Prosper Weyburn &

Radville

Vance, Robert Fleming

Vint, ___ Moffat 1903 Pow Farm House, Cannington Manor, 1903 (with Tompkins)

Wallace, William Alameda

Waters, Donald Regina ca. 1910-45 Legislative Building, and buildings for Smith Bros. & Wilson,

such as Hotel Saskatchewan, CPR Depot, Motherwell Building

and Davin School (Waters’ sons & grandsons also stonemasons)

Watson, Bill Abernethy

Watson, Studwell Maple Creek c.1915 Maple Creek history, p. 1109 – Studwell (1885-1954).

Watson, ____ Arcola c. 1907 Sanford McNeill barn ()Arcola History, (p 267)

Webster, Robert Fort Qu’Appelle c. 1882 -1901 Webster House, Ft. Qu’Appelle (c. 1882)

HBC Store, Ft. Qu’Appelle – 1897 (Source: Ft. Q. 2014 calendar)

Possibly - Kenlis Methodist Church, near Abernethy – brick with stone

foundation (Fraser & Webster – Qu’Appelle Progress, p. 3,

16 July, 1896)

Weigeilt, John Mazenod 1969-74 Lange Farm House, Mazenod, 1969-74 (from Regina)

(or Weigelt ?)

Wellwood, W. Lumsden 1900 Advertised in Lumsden News as a stonemason and bricklayer



Wenman, Jack Broadview

Westerlund, Carl Piapot; Maple Creek 1897 Grant Farm House, Maple Creek area, 1897 (with Fritz Westerlund)

(Westerlun ?) Braniff Farm House, Piapot area, 1905

Westerlund, Fritz Piapot; Maple Creek 1897 Grant Farm House, Maple Creek area, 1897 (with Arthur Westerlund)

(Westerlun ?) Maple Creek history, p. 1020 – Fritz & brother Carl came from

Sweden; died in mid 1940s.

Whitley, Frank Simpson 1933 Frihagon Mausoleum, Simpson

Wilson, Gordon St. Walburg

Wilson, Robert St. Walburg

Woodcutter, Rev. ___ Esterhazy 1903 Kaposvar R.C. Rectory, Esterhazy area, 1903 (verify priest as stone

mason???)

Youngman, Bill St. Walburg

Zentner, Anton J. Senate

Zentner, Jacob J. Govenlock & 1912 Zentner Farm bldg., Govenlock area, 1912)

Senate

Zentner, Konrad Senate

Zentner, Kris Senate



Zentner, Sebastian Senate

Zinkhan, John (Hannes) Regina area 1898 Zinkhan Farmhouse, near Regina (ref: CPRC #7 – p. 10-13)

Potential Sites:

Moffat – Farm House – Powell House, Milk House & Barn

Indian Head – Brassy Barn / Bell Round Barn

Indian head – Bell Barn, Farmhouse, Cottages and smaller barns

School – Lemberg

Manitou Beach – Watrous Pump House (railway)

Saskatoon – Stebner House

Commercial Building - Power Plant, Allen

Compiled by:

Frank Korvemaker, M.S.M.; S.A.A. (Hon.)

Ret’d Archivist / Construction Historian

59 Compton Road

Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 2Y2

Tel: (306) 586-1405 E-Mail: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]



and

Corporate Archivist for the Saskatchewan Association of Architects

For information on the Association: http://www.saskarchitects.com/web/index.shtml

With assistance from:

Margaret Hryniuk

Last Updated: 27 February 2020 - start in Our Roots at Prud’homme “stonemason”, also later: “stone mason” – 342 entries for Saskatchewan

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