| Mapleleaf Cemetery |
Put-in-Bay Township Ottawa County |
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These tombstone photos have been generously donated by Robert M. Sizelove, Sr., 30 April, 2003
This is the newer of the two cemeteries on the island. It's located on Twp. Road 164 (Meechen Rd.) near Catawba Avenue and situated on the southern
side of Island, not too far from the airport. Additional
overview of cemetery by R.M.Sizelove.
I wish to present the transcriptions of the ancestral loved ones buried at Mapleleaf Cemetery. For a point of reference, this is the southwest area of the island, not far from the Lime Kiln Miller Ferry docks & island airport. I am solely responsible for the transcriptions and accompanying photo documentation. As always my goal is to remain deliberate and careful to read the stones correctly, fortunately because this is more recent cemetery, most of the memorials are easily read, however, a few of the older memorials have deteriorated, through weatherization to a state rendering them difficult at best to be 100% correct. Please feel free to use these readings as a source for your research, but don't substitute this for good courthouse or state records. Although memorials contain good spellings and dates, they can sometimes contain errors. I will be pleased to add or make corrections to this report, providing the information you send, contains provable facts directly concerning the ancestral loved one buried here. My readings are preliminary and are not in any organized order of rows. I plan to return to add additional readings later this summer. Want to thank Elizabeth Daly, for her kindness in sharing additional information concerning some individuals buried here. Here updates will be noted with the use of an asterisk *symbol. Robert M. Sizelove, Sr.© 01 May, 2003.
The most recent update to this page made on 16 Feb., 2007.
| Ladd, Walter
S., 1883 - 1938 |
| Harvey, Mary
(Ladd), 1883 - 1954 |
| Ladd, Mary
E., 1855 - 1935 -Mother-; Walter H., 1855 - 1932 -Father- |
| Frisbe, Georgie
A., beloved daughter of Elisabeth & Walter Ladd, born May 2, 1886, died Jan. 29, 1912 |
| Ladd, Nathan
D., 1899 - 1972 War Veteran; Katherine I. his wife, 1901 - 1989 |
| Ladd, Harlow
B., 1st LT, US ARMY, W W II, Sep. 17, 1923 - Feb. 3, 1996 |
| Ladd, James
W., US ARMY, July 29, 1932 - Nov. 13, 1999 Korean War veteran |
| Ladd, Robert
N., 1925 - 1990; Vivienne M., 1929 - Robert, and his family own and operate the Ladd Marina, as did his family before him. His wife and sons
continue the long tradition to this day. |
| Ladd, Richard
Allen, Nov. 15, 1959 - July 29, 1960 infant son of Robert & Vivienne Ladd |
| Market, Edward
H., Jan. 9, 1904 - April 7, 1985 |
| Market, Ethel,
Feb. 7, 1912 - July 6, 2000 wife of Edward Market |
| Brookner, Peter
1872 - 1955; Mary Amelia, 1872 - 1948 |
| Brookner, Emma
Nov. 24, 1878 - Jan. 11, 1955 |
| Wulkowicz, Louise
L., 1914 - 1988; Stanley, 1914 - 1993 |
| Simmons, Katherine
Blocker, US NAVY, W W II, Nov. 23, 1920 - Feb. 12, 1999 |
| Blocker, Lona
M., 1891 - 1977; Henry F., 1890 - 1960 |
| Heinemann, Fanny
1863 - 1939 -Mother-; Gustav, 1856 - 1934 -Father- |
| Schraidt, Hilda Heinemann, 1887 - 1963; Emilia Heinemann Heuchele, 1888 - 1975 * Name corrections made. |
| Brodersen, Lillian
K., 1906 - 1992: Henry C., 1900 - 1971 |
| Brodersen, Amalia
, 1827 - 1901; Ducke, 1817 - 1890 |
| Brodersen, Henry
C., 1857 - 1923 -Father- |
| Brodersen, Caroline
1866 - 1951 -Mother- |
| Jenkins, Laurence
, Ohio, 1st LIET. CORPS of ENGRS, W W II, May 5, 1907 - March 8, 1947 |
| Jenkins, Verda A., Feb. 7, 1906 - May 15, 1992 Probable wife of Laurence Jenkins. *Verda was the daughter of Otto & Edith Herbster. She was a widow at a very young age. |
| Herbster, Edith A., 1884 - 1952; Otto G., 1881 - 1968 * Parents of Verda A. Jenkins. |
| Moore, Robert
L., 1921 - 11987; Constance, 1921 - 1997
-Ballast Island 1860-
click text for view of inscription on reverse side of memorial |
| Maringer, Gilbert
T., joined U.S. Army, Sept. 18, 1942, Asiatic Pacific Campaign, European, African, Middle Eastern Campaign, Disabled American Veteran Dorothy H., mother of Gil, Mike, & Glen |
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