Hi, Always best to enter the Surname of Interest in Capital Letters on the subject line - followed by given name - also age/ date of birth - any other information that might help others help you.
It may save many steps in research - and fewer e mails -
Contact the Cemetery Office - they may be able to assist with some information
When did your GGrandfather pass away - What was his full name -
Are other family members buried there ?
Church Records - may be available - but will not be as complete - as a FULL REGISTRATION of DEATH -/ Long Form Death Certificate
Depending on the time requirements of the time - and knowledge of the Informant
May show name , address, date and place of birth - names of parents including maiden name of the mother - place of birth of the parents - Marital Status - Name of spouse . Occupation
Name and Address of the Informant - Relationship to the Deceased.
Name and address of the Funeral Home - Name and Address of the Cemetery
There is a fee.
OBITUARY may have been published.
Searching Find a Grave Online - finds 35 MERONIUK burials in Canada and USA
these will not be the only burials - only those that have been transcribed / or photographed.
An ongoing project - many of us can help.
There are
19 MERONIUK burials in the Province of Alberta - in various locations / cemeteries
8 in Province of Saskatchewan 2 in British Columbia.
USA Clark County Nevada 1 - St Louis Missouri 3
Dachau Bayern Germany Timofey MARONIUK - b 1916 - dcd nk
Your GGrandfather may have made application for Naturalization
This information is Available - will show personal information
Name and address - date and place of birth - names of parents including maiden name of the mother - Port and Date of Departure - Port and Date of Arrival - Name of Passenger ship.
Homestead Records?
Names: Our Eastern European names - were often misspelled - not our choice
English speakers - may write what they think they hear - Many of our ancestors may or may not have been literate - either way - may not know if the English version of the names is correct - Over time - the name is continued in the family - Some members of the same family - eg cousins - etc - may have a similar but not correct spelling - One needs to use Imagination - and wild guesses - when researching.