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Glenview Cemetery
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Maas, Reinhart W. and Dorothea L. - Syvertson, Jack R.

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Maas, Reinhart W. and Dorothea L.
Maas, Sharon A.
Maasch, Ella A.
Maasch, Theodore F.
Maass, Carl E.
Maass, Esther L.
Maass, Franklin E. and Marilyn D.
Maass, LeRoy and Leona H.
MacDonald, Chester E. and Dorothy L.
Mainz, Wilbur and LaVerne
Malewicz, Stella T.
Malewtz, Guenther A. and Anneliese
Mallow, Emil and Minna
Mallow, Merlin A. and Joyce A.
Mallow, Rueben C. and Ruth M.
Manke, Alvin A. and Melissa A.
Manke, Milton O. and Alma E.
Manke, Ronald L.
Mann, Marlyn K.
Maphis, Brianna Kay
Marcks, Roy F.
Marks, Joseph H. and Lowell A.
Maron, August E. and Frieda A.
Maron, Clarence and Evelyn M.
Maron, Walter W. and unclear
Marshall, Beulard O.
Marshall, Pearl M.
Martens, Jerome P. and Audrey A.
Martens, Matthew A.
Mattson, Sever and Helen F.
McAleavey, Michael W. and Anna D.
McCoy, Ned D. and Melba J.
McKowen, Joseph H. and Florence M.
McLaughlin, Charles W.
McLaughlin, Vernon A. and Marie A.
McMahon, Charles E. and Charlotte A.
McMahon, Wayne and Caroline
McMickle, Thomas C.
Meeker, Gertrude Caroline Roerber
Meier, Clara C.
Meier, Herman L. Jr.
Mekelburg, Ralph O. and Esther
Melcher, Armund E. and Luise M.
Menke, Lloyd and Elizabeth
Mertins, Marvin L.
Mertins, William A. and Kathryn M.
Mertz, Helen A. Clark
Meschke, Harry H. and Rosella H.
Meschke, Robert E. and Alice C.
Meske, Donald L.
Metzdorf, Edgar H. and Eda L.
Meyer, Albert C. and Vevabelle K.
Meyer, August and Bernice
Meyer, David L. Sr. and Viola
Milam, Madge M.
Miller, Clara A.
Miller, Donald J. and Patricia A.
Miller, Edith Mae
Miller, Eugene B. and Gail M.
Miller, Gary A.
Miller, James Monroe
Miller, Robert B.
Miller, Yancie and Belle S.
Mindemann, Robert S. and Amy L.
Moke, Clayton E.
Montgomery, Mary E.
Montgomery, Ralph P.
Moore, Morry and Esther T.
Mount, Harry A. III
Mueller, Arnold W. and Gladiola E.
Mueller, Harry H.
Multhaur, Carol L.
Mundy, Chuck
Mutter, Irma B.
Nass, Maxine B.
Nebel, Rudolf A.
Neff, Donald E. and Lorraine
Nehls, Beatrice M.
Neitzel, Leonard and Hertha
Neitzel, Louis and unclear
Nelsen, Richard A. and Betty L.
Nelson, Richard E.
Nelson, Stanley W. and Lola A.
Nesta, Don and Gladys A.
Neu, Harold W. and Mildred E.
Neumann, Harold E.
Neumann, Henry E. and Frieda A.
Nevins, Hanna L. Bennin
Newmann, Charles W. and Sadie A.
Nichols, Lyle A. and Margaret G.
Niehoff, Marvin O. and Bernice D.
Nielsen, Elmer and Ellen C.
Nielsen, Niels C. Jr. and Joyce A.
Nielsen, Niels C. Sr. and unclear
Nielsen, Sadie W.
Nienow, Frederick and Margaret
Nienow, Gary and Sharon A.
Nienow, Jason R.
Nienow, Roy and Yvonne L.
Nimm, Gerald L. and Barbara A.
Ninmann, Paul C. and Mary C.
North, Asser K. and Irma A.
Nufer, Donald G. and Marjorie A.
Nufer, George A. and Florence R.
Nufer, Sean Michael
Nuland, Dorothy B.
Nuland, Fredrick
O'Brien, Patricia
Oestreich, Elvira D.
Oestreich, Foster I.
Oestreich, John E.
Oestreich, William A. and Grace M.
Oestreicher, Donald F.
Oiler, Ronald E.
Oldenhoff, Arthur E.C. and Violet A.E.
Oldfield, Eugene T. and Lois M.
Oleson, George C. and Violet A.
Olsatd, Mervin and Laura S.
Olson, Lorraine I.
Olson, Patsy A.
O'Morrow, Kaylen M.
Orbeck, Donald L.
Oschmann, Arthur H. and Anna E.
Otto, Harry R.
Owen, Gerald F. and Evelyn M.
Pagel, Fredrick W.
Pagel, Lavern W.
Pagenkopf, Henry H. and Gertrude E.
Pagenkopf, Leonhard
Pagenkopf, Louis and Ida
Palmer, Ryan S.
Palosaari, John V. and Sara H.
Panfil, Lucille
Pankow, Oscar F. and Florentine M.
Pape, Carl F. and Marie E.
Parish, Timothy Jon
Parker, Kenneth R. and Yvonne W.
Pattengale, Dale
Pattengale, Patricia A.
Pauli, Margaret E. Caughlin
Pauli, Raymond P.
Pauloski, Patrick A. and Helen F.
Paulsberg, Gary A.
Paulsberg, Lynn A. and Georgine H.
Peebles, Grace E.
Peebles, John
Peebles, Robert and Frances
Peirick, Raymond H. and Lorraine C.
Peirick, Stephen and Jeanne
Pernat, Margaret A.
Pernat, unclear and Joyce M.
Perschke, Ed C. and Annie M.
Peterson, Chester W.
Peterson, Harry A. and Viola H.
Peterson, Verena A.
Pfeiffer, Walter E.K. and Lillian E.A.
Picha, Charles A. and Gertrude P.
Pieper, Edgar C.
Pieper, Raymond and Emma
Pieper, unclear H. and Marcella A.
Pingel, Harold and Inez
Piper, Carl and Eleonora A.
Piper, Dennis R.
Pirola, Frank and Louise L.
Platz, Kenneth M. and Shirley M.
Polensky, Edward F. and Alice E.
Polensky, Russell E. and Mildred L.
Polinsky, Vernon A.
Polinsky, Wallace O. and unclear
Poole, Leith and Lillian
Post, Nancy A.
Post, Willie O. and Helen
Potratz, Arthur W. and family
Potratz, Henry F. and Isabel M.
Pouchert, Scott Richard
Powers, Robert P.
Pratt, Clyde A. and Sarah E.
Pratt, Howie R.
Pratt, Melinda B.
Preuss, Max and Lucille
Prochnow, Gladys C.A.
Prochnow, Herman A.
Propp, John W.
Quam, Mary Ellen
Quam, Sylvester L. and Judith A.
Quandt, Rev. August J. and Verna E.
Quay, Malcolm E. and Madge K.
Quint, David and Julia M.
Raasch, Anna M.
Raasch, Daniel J.
Rabbach, Henry C. and Delores B.
Rabenhorst, Raymond F. and Esther A.
Radke, Christine
Radke, Harold E. and Addaline
Radke, Richard Allen
Radtke, Clarence E. and Doris A.
Radtke, Danielle M.
Radtke, Edward R. and Malinda
Radtke, Raymond
Radtke, Thomas F.
Raedel, Oscar H. and Betty A.
Raiser, Oria W. and CeCelia A.
Ramlow, Bruce G.
Randolph, Harold L. and Martha S.
Ransom, Rex S. and Helen M.
Rasmussen, Sidney and Mae
Rastede, John H. and Dorothy A.
Rather, Lawrence F. and Irene A.
Rausch, Robert C.
Rayner, William Z. and Alma S.
Redfield, Harold C. and Esther
Reed, Jasper E. Sr. and Nora A.
Reed, John H. (Jack) and Betty M.
Reese, Howard and Doris V.
Reich, Milton F. and Lillian C.
Reich, Walter W. and Vera M.
Reimer, Bruce .
Reimer, Cheri R.
Reimer, Delbert E. and Bernice A.
Reimer, Earl A. and Evelyn I.
Reimer, Earl W. Jr. and Beverly M.
Reimer, Harvey O.
Reimer, Merlyn H. and Florence C.
Reimer, Norma E.
Reith, Howard L. and Pauline E.
Reitz, Ella A.
Reitz, Henry William
Renk, Stephen M.
Rennhack, Duane W. I and Luanda C.
Renz, Cyril R. and Agnes M.
Renz, George W. Sr. and Geraldine E.
Reuter, Bernard C. and Jeannette C.
Rex, Kurt and Blanche A.
Reynolds, James F. and Marie
Rhadans, Harold and Vilas Mae
Rice, Paul W. and Joan M.
Richardson, Dean O. and Janice E.
Richardson, Dean O. and Ruth A.
Richart, John and Ruth
Richart, Raymond W. and Gertrude
Richart, Richard and Patricia L.
Riddle, Jerry L. and Ada L.
Ridgewell, Patrick J. and Ursula M.
Ridgewell, Roger D.
Ridgewell, Russell A.
Rieck, Roy C. and Marialyce L.
Rist, Bruce A.
Rist, Neal R. and Edna E.
Rither, Allan Michael
Roberts, Gary Lee and Andrew Michael
Roberts, Joseph A.
Roberts, Ramona J.
Roberts, Teresa Kay
Roberts, Walter C. and Carol M.
Roberts, Walter V. and Minnie M.
Rockelwald, unclear and Elaine
Rockwell, Virginia Howie
Rode, Benjamin R. and Ellen B.
Roden, Lyoyd A. and Bertha O.
Roehl, Jamie Lynn
Rohloff, Wilmer A. and Pearl E.
Rollefson, John Robert and Irene G.
Rollert, Joanne E.
Rollert, Lester R. and Donna J.
Rosenow, Ervin H. and Evelyn M.
Rosine, Nicholas Alan
Ross, Betty J.
Rossa, Jolyse Nicole (granddaughter of Roger and Lucille Athas)
Rossa, Joseph Alois
Roy, Gary L. and Sandra A.
Ruehlow, Donald W. and Judith C.
Ruehlow, Gerald C. and Kathleen M.
Runingen, Alma M.
Rupnow, Arthur E. and Eileen C.
Rupnow, Caroline
Rupnow, Franklin L.
Rupnow, Russell L.
Rupprecht, Melvin A.
Rusch, James D. and Carol Lynn R.
Ryan, Barbara L.
Saeger, Leona M.
Saeger, male infant
Saeger, Waldemar (Wally) J. and Delores F.
Salzer, John E. and Anna E.
Sandvig, Joseph H. and Lois A. Gould
Sauer, Earl and Gladys O.
Saver, Louise
Saxby, Norbert J. and Carol A.
Sayler, Marie R.
Scaff, Dennis D. and Sally D.
Schaefer, Merville J. and Anna B.
Schaller, Rev. Gilbert and Ruth P.
Schatschneider, Harold W.
Scheele, David Anthony
Scheele, Dennis A.
Scheele, Harold T.
Scheiber, Sylvester J. and Elda L.
Schelly, Palmer H. and family
Scherer, John E.
Schiesel, Richard M.
Schilberg, Leo F. and Irene A.
Schilberg, Rudolph F. and Clara M.
Schlesner, Max H. and Elsie
Schlise, Irene
Schlueter, Bruce J.
Schmidt, Adelbert C. and Margaret
Schmidt, Anne Marie D.
Schmidt, Arnold T.
Schmidt, Barbara M.
Schmied, Rudolph G. and Elizabeth M.
Schmitt, Lisa Ann
Schmitt, Mathew J. and Dorothy H.
Schmitt, Raymond M.
Schmitz, Alice E.
Schmitz, David W. and Herndon, Virginia G.
Schmitz, Gerhart and Mona P.
Schmitz, Harris G. and Karen M.
Schmitz, Ralph J.
Schmutzler, David C.
Schmutzler, Edwin A. and Clara M.
Schmutzler, Leslie and Lucille B.
Schneider, Jacob
Schrader, Donald A. and Jeannette L.
Schroeder, Brittany Marie
Schroeder, Chester A. and Marion D.
Schroeder, Donald Arthur and Gladys Ann
Schroeder, Douglas J. and Patricia A.
Schroeder, Elmer C. and Cora R.
Schroeder, Ernest C. and Audrey E.
Schroeder, Raymond and Theresa L.
Schuelke, George B. and Eleanor A.
Schuelke, Raymond L.
Schuenemann, Mark W.
Schuenemann, Paul E. and Gertrude L.
Schuett, Gilmer C. and unclear
Schuett, John Michael
Schuett, Martin L. and Viola E.
Schuett, Wilbert and Audrey
Schuhmacher, Carl R. and Rose Ann
Schultz, Adam Richard
Schultz, Harold F.
Schultz, Herbert N.
Schultz, Isabel E.
Schultz, Martin A. and Gertrude J.
Schultz, Marvin L. and Lucinda A.
Schultz, Norbert C. and Dorothy R.
Schultz, unclear and Judith Ann
Schultz, Vernon E. and Rosemary
Schumacher, Arnold F. and Myrtle P.
Schumacher, Robert A. and Bob A.
Schwartz, Merlin M. and Betty A.
Schwartz, Michelle Lynn
Schwarz, Frederick A.
Schweitzer, Christian Lee
Scribner, Paul J. and Ethel M.
Seavert, Frederick and Donna M.
Sebranek, Robert J.
Secor, Ellsworth F.
Secretarski, Linda J.
Seeber, Lawrence C. and Shirley M.
Seefeldt, Donald F.
Seefeldt, Edwin H. and Dorothy
Seefeldt, Grace C.
Seelman, Emanuel J. and Rose Marie R.
Sekel, Allan R. Sr. and Roberta F.
Sell, Earl F. and Marion L.
Sellman, Elderine F.
Sellman, James H.
Sellnow, Bernhardt E. and Dorathy A.
Semon, William F. and Dorothy M.
Sette, Lloyd R. and Hannah D.
Setum, Roy N. Sr.
Shackleton, Ben A. and Jan C.
Sharp, Robert K. and Mabel
Shaw, Edwin and Jeraldine
Shepherd, Donald and Irene H.
Shepherd, Ronald
Sherman, Bernard F. and Sione M.
Shultz, Gerhardt F. and Josie E.
Sickels, Kenneth G. and Annabelle M.
Siegmann, Leland L. and Audrey E.
Siegmann, Linda A.
Siegmann, Roland H.
Sielaff, DeWayne
Sielaff, Russell A. and June E.
Sievert, Raymond E. and Elda L.
Silkey, Donald W. and Phyllis M.
Silkey, Jesse R. and Edna R.
Simons, Everett A. and Catherine
Simons, Peter R.
Sitko, Jerry Bruno
Sjoberg, Arvin M. and Bertha E.
Sjoberg, Bernes A.
Sjoberg, Jerald M. and Karen A.
Sjoberg, Marvin Leonard
Sjoberg, Steven and Catherine Lynne
Smedley, Erna A.
Smedley, Paul P.
Smith, Elmer J. and Florence A.
Smith, Patricia A.
Smith, Shirley T.
Snyder, Clarence D. and Marie R.
Snyder, John W.
Snyder, Lincoln and Ella D.
Snyder, Merwin B. and Maude L.
Sommerfeldt, Ervin A.
Sommerfeldt, Roy A. and Leona M.
Sorensen, Eva M. Fanzelter
Sorensen, Neil P.C.
Spoke, Matthew John (Matty)
Sprengeler, Arthur J. and Gladys A.
Squire, Gene K. and Eleanor L.
Stai, Floyd E.
Stair, Nicholas C.
Stangler, Jim J.
Stark, Carl and Grace M.
Stark, John B. and Irene E.
Starke, Victor E. and Harriet E.
Statter, Dale H. and Diane V.
Staude, Walter F. and Edna J.
Steele, George G.
Steele, Lorraine D.
Steele, William C. and Harriet B.
Stefan, Curtis W. and Nancy L.
Steffen, Glenn W. and Anne
Stendel, unclear
Stephenson, Kenneth and Doris M.
Stern, James G.
Stern, Kenneth Lloyd
Stevens, Angelia G.
Stevens, John L. and Emmalean
Stiemke, Marvin E. and Daisy A.B.
Stoltenburg, Albert E. and Betty C.
Stoltenburg, Bernard and Lorraine M.
Stoltenburg, Jennifer L.
Stoltz, Georgia J.
Stoltz, Kenneth A.
Strandberg, Alvin E. and Marion F.
Strauss, Floyd C. and Anita H.
Strege, Arnold E. and Julia E.
Strege, Lester C. and Edith H.
Strege, Richard H. and Rebecca E.
Strege, unclear and Leona M.
Streich, Ray S. (Uncle Jack)
Strohbusch, Hugo A. and Leona
Stroub, George C. and Minnie E.
Stueber, Harvey O. and Gertrude A.
Sukow, Cheryl Sayler
Sukow, Larry J.
Sullivan, Elizabeth
Sutton, Glenn E. and Joyce K.
Swanton, Harvey T. and Hazel C.
Swenson, Kenneth L. and Verna
Swenson, Roger E.
Swicord, James Lamar and Odelia Zielinski
Sydow, Fred W. and Ida L.
Sydow, Gilbert A. and Lauretta
Syvertson, Jack R.
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WISCONSIN MUNICIPALITIES: Cities Towns, and Villages, often referred to as 'municipalities' in Wisconsin law, are the governmental units that relate most directly to citizens' everyday lives.

TOWNS, like counties, were created by the state to provide basic municipal services. Rooted in New England and New York tradition, town government came to Wisconsin with the settlers, but Wisconsin towns were not like their Eastern counterparts that reflected the existing patterns of local settlement. In Wisconsin, towns are geographical subdivisions of counties. Towns originally served (and for the most part they continue to serve) rural areas. Towns govern those areas of Wisconsin not included in the corporate boundaries of cities and villages.

The difference between "township" and "town" often confuses the public. In Wisconsin, "township' refers to the surveyor's township which was laid out to identify land parcels within a county. Theoretically. a township is a square tract of land, measuring six miles on a side for a total of 36 square miles in the unit. Each township is divided into 36 sections. "Town", as the word is used in Wisconsin, denotes a specific unit of government. It's boundaries may coincide with the surveyor's township or it may look quite different. A Town may include one, parts of or several townships.

CITIES and VILLAGES, often referred to as "incorportated areas", govern territory where population is more concentrated. In general, minimum population for incorporation as a village is 150 residents for an isolated village and 2,500 for a metropolitan village located in a more densely settled area. For cities, the minimums are 1,000 and 5,000 respectively. As cities and villages are incorporated, they are carved out of the town territory and become independent units no longer subject to the town's control. The remainder of the town may take on a 'Swiss cheese" configuration as its area is reduced.

[Information above taken from "State of Wisconsin Blue Book 1997-1998"]

WIGenWeb ProjectCopyright Notice: These generous contributions do not necessarily depict all tombstone photographs for a given cemetery. The source for many of the cemetery names and placenames on these pages come from Cemetery Locations in Wisconsin, 3rd edition, compiled by Linda M. Herrick and Wendy K. Uncapher. The book is published by Origins at 4327 Milton Ave. Janesville, WI 53546. All files on this site are copyrighted by their creator and/or contributor. They may be linked to but may not be reproduced on another site without specific permission from Tina Vickery [mailto:tsvickery@gmail.com] and/or their contributor. Although public information is not in and of itself copyrightable, the format in which they are presented, the notes and comments, etc., are. It is however, quite permissable to print or save the files to a personal computer for personal use ONLY.

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