Memorial or cemetery
Patjala Cemetery
Around 1900 Tõnu Jürgenson, master of Ägliku II farm, opened a small cemetery on his own land, on a hilltop of the Kassinurme hills in the shade of big trees. The parish church at Palamuse was far away. Family memory also tells of a quarrel: the household's Baptist faith brought it into conflict with the German-minded pastor of Palamuse, Burchard Sielmann. So the family made its own burial ground. A local branch of the Tartu Bethel Baptist congregation used it under a deed of gift. After 1940 it was probably nationalised and became a public cemetery. About 100 people are known to be buried here. Jõgeva municipality looks after it today.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Umbes 1900. aasta paiku rajas Ägliku II talu peremees Tõnu Jürgenson oma talu maadele, Kassinurme mägede kirdetipule suurte puude varju, väikese kalmistu. Kihelkonnakeskus Palamuse oli kaugel. Pärimuse järgi oli põhjus ka tüli: pere baptistlikud tõekspidamised viisid nad vastuollu Palamuse saksameelse kirikuõpetaja Burchard Sielmanniga. Nii rajasid nad pereliikmetele oma surnuaia. Kinkelepingu alusel kasutas kalmistut Tartu Peeteli baptistikoguduse kohalik haru. Pärast 1940. aastat kalmistu arvatavasti riigistati ja see muutus avalikuks. Siia on teadaolevalt maetud umbes 100 lahkunut. Praegu hooldab kalmistut Jõgeva vald.