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St. Frances Xavier Cemetery
Tombstone Photos


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Alby, Charles A. and Isabelle J.
Aldrich, Arthur Lee and Eileen Eppers
Allen, James and Florence
Ament, Anny and Carolyn
Anderson, Anthony E.
Antoniewicz, John J.
Arnold, Adam and Mary
Arnold, Elsie
Arnold, Ervin and Theresa
Arnold, Eugene F. and Elizabeth J.
Arnold, Frank
Arnold, N. and G.
Arnold, Nicholas
Babe, Thomas F.
Babe, Thomas
Bahr, Howard J. and Lorraine E.
Bahr, Norbert J. and Helen M.
Barry, Edward and Susan
Bilr, Rev. Joseph V.
Bleidorn, John and family
Bohn, William and Mary
Bohr, Elizabeth
Bohr, Hubbard
Bohr, Katherine Brick
Bohr, Mathias
Bohr, Matie and Florence M.
Bohr, Nicholas and Eva
Bohr, Velyn C.
Boor, John
Brenton, Melvin P. and Adeline A.
Brick, Peter and Magdalene
Brick, William
Broderick, Ellen
Broderick, Winifred
Brown, Clinton A. and Tina A.
Buijock, Rev. James
Bullock, Rev. James V.
Burk, Michael
Callaghan, John
Carney, Mary
Carroll, Bridget
Carroll, Edward
Carroll, Emeline
Carroll, Eugene E.
Carroll, James R.
Carroll, Nellie
Carroll, Thomas W.
Carroll, Thomas
Cemetery View
Christman, Joseph H. and Anna E.
Conley, Catharine
Connelly, Joseph L. Jr.
Cortinovis, Jean A. Nevoraski
Daniel, Jacob
Daniels, Anton and Margaret Poster
Daniels, Arthur J.
Daniels, Catherine
Daniels, Charles M.
Daniels, Claude
Daniels, Doug A.
Daniels, Emil and Molly
Daniels, Everett W.
Daniels, Henry M. and Rose E.
Daniels, Hubert
Daniels, Jacob and Elizabeth
Daniels, Jacob
Daniels, Joseph and Laura
Daniels, Katherine
Daniels, Kathleen
Daniels, Leo N.
Daniels, Leona E.
Daniels, Mathias and Katherine Frey
Daniels, Max M. and Elizabeth W.
Daniels, Nicolas and Veronica
Daniels, Norbert and family
Dannaher, Leonard and Ann
Davis, William R. (Bill) and Cecil I. (Irene)
Dederichs, J.M. and Eva
Dixon, Claude and Evelyn M.
Dunek, Phillip F. and Agnes S.
Durnen, Arthur C. and Phyllis
Ehlen, Albert and Laura
Ehlen, Annie
Ehlen, Bernard F.
Ehlen, Friederich
Ehlen, Kathleen Frances
Ehlen, Mary
Ehlen, Nicklaus and Mary Anna
Ehlen, William F. and Angeline
Engalbreth, Math
Eppers, Allen James
Eppers, Anna
Eppers, Gale M.
Eppers, John and children
Eppers, John N. and Marcella
Eppers, John
Eppers, Mathias and Elizabeth
Eppers, Nicolaus
Eppers, Urban J. and Kathryn
Eppers, Wayne and Julie
Epping, Albert H.
Epping, Donald E.
Epping, Dora
Etschmann, unclear
Evans, Christopher and family
Evans, Mathias and Catherine
Fallon, James E.
Fallon, James
Fallon, Mary
Fallon, Michael F.
Farley, Catherine
Farley, Mary A. and unclear
Farley, Philip
Fass, Jacob
Fettes, Arthur J. and family
Fettes, Jacob and Josephine
Fettes, Margaret M.
Fettes, Nicholas
Fetts, John B.
Ficht, Frank J. and Mary E.
Flanagan, Mary
Flanagan, Thomas
Fliess, Charles T.
Flynn, M. and family
Fox, Claire N. and Mary Loretta
Fox, Francis J.
Fox, Frank M. and Mary A.
Fox, John and Anna
Fox, Kenneth and Shirley A. Johnson
Fox, Raymond J.
Fox, Robert L.
Fox, Susanna
Fritz, Catharina
Galetka, Loretta K.
Gegan, Patrick and Mary Riggs
Gehring, Vincent
Gerten, Peter
Gilles, Veronica Meyer
Ginder, Norman David
Glas, Patrice
Glenn, Charles A. and Lena M.
Griffiths, Wayne R.
Gust, Jeffery M. Jr.
Hahn, John and Gerturde
Hahn, Joseph N. and Leonore M.
Hahn, Joseph N.
Hahn, Lawrence
Hahn, Thomas
Hamacher, Anthony
Hamacher, Margaretha
Hansen, Julia
Hansen, Marjorie F.
Hansen, twin infants
Haske, Joan M.
Haun, Margaret
Heinen, Thomas
Hickey, Thomas W.
Himens, Lucy J.
Hotz, Elizabeth
Hotz, Mathias and Catherine
Hotz, Mathias and family
Hotz, Mathias
Hotz, Ottilie
Hotz, Peter
Hotz, Sylvester
Hotz, Verona
Hughes, Henry and Catharine
Ittenbach, Jacob
Jackley, Albert V.
Jackley, Anna
Jackley, charles and Magdalen
Jackley, Charles
Jackley, John
Jackley, Mary Eva
Jackley, Mathias
Jackley, Nicholas and family
Jackley, Peter
Jackley, Robert E.
Jackley, Valentine and Catherine
Jackley, William and Laura
Johanners, unclear
Jordan, Dora H.
Jordan, Mary
Jordan, Michael
Jordan, unclear
Jozaitis, John J.
Kane, John and Mary
Karpen, Jacob and family
Karpen, Ludwig and Elisabetha
Kemen, Aloysius J.
Kemen, Ambrose and Lucille
Kemen, James Eugene
Kemen, Joseph C.
Kemen, Mathias J. and Mary S.
Kemen, Matthew J. and William T.
Kemen, Theodore M.
Kemen, William F. and Marcella
Kemen, Wm. and Catherine
Kennedy, John E. and Jane H.
Kennedy, Lena L.
Kennedy, William
Kerwin, Charles and Mary E.
Kerwin, John and Fannie
Kerwin, John and mary
Kerwin, Margaretha
Kerwin, Philip
Ketterhagen, Clarence and Ursula
Ketterhagen, Leo J. and Eva S.
Knop, Michael and Paulina
Koch, Margaretha
Koch, Theodor
Krause, Frank and Ruth J.
Lambert, Wm.
Lampe, Isabelle M.
LeGare, Celina
LeGare, Leon G.
Leinen, Bernard and Mary
Lenz, Achteahen
Lenz, Johann and Barbara
Lewis, Donald O. and Audrey M.
Linneman, Brian David
Logue, Patrick J. and Margaret A.
Ludwig, Albert J. and Pauline M.
Ludwig, Christ P. and Violetta C.
Ludwig, Dale W.
Ludwig, Donald B.
Ludwig, Elizabeth
Ludwig, Frank A.
Ludwig, Gertie and family
Ludwig, Jo Ann Plotz
Ludwig, Leo
Ludwig, Mary
Ludwig, Mathias A.
Ludwig, Nicholas M. and Peter
Ludwig, Peter and Mary
Ludwig, Raymond E.
Ludwig, Rosemary
Ludwig, William and family
Maginn, Charles E. and Evelyn L.
Maguire, Patrick
Mahoney, Daniel and Margaret
Mahoney, Daniel J.
Mahoney, Elizabeth
Mahoney, Ellen Mary
Mahoney, William and Hanora
Matacia, Antoinette R.
Mau, Bernice R.
Maurice, Frank Sr. and Jr.
Mayer, Valentin
McCarthy, Robert T.
McCormick, Alice M.
McCormick, Ann Conningham
McCormick, Daniel J.
McCormick, Elizabeth
McCormick, James and Mary
McCormick, Martha
McCormick, Mary
McCormick, Michael
McCormick, Patrick
McDonald, Agnes
McDonald, Alvin F.
McDonald, Ann
McDonald, Elizabeth
McDonald, George L.
McDonald, James
McDonald, John
McDonald, Michael
McGonegle, Hanah
McGuire, John and family
McKune, Cornelias and Mary
McNulty, Patience
Menheer, Marinus and family
Merwin, William F. and Catherine Noll
Meyer, John V. and Magdalena
Meyer, Lawrence B. and Arlene M.
Meyer, Nicholas and Elizabeth
Meyer, Peter J. and Florence C.
Meyers, Hilarius and Anna M.
Meyers, Jacob
Meyers, John and Magdalene
Meyers, Margaret
Meyers, unclear
Mich, J.
Miller, Anton and family
Miller, Herbert L.
Miller, John
Miller, Theopililus and Helen B.
Molitor, Herman L.
Molitor, Lawrence and Elizabeth
Molitor, Lawrence L. and Elsie L.
Molitor, Martin and Cath.
Molitor, Martin and Catherine
Molitor, Thomas and Anna
Molitor, unclear
Monney, Hugh
Monney, Sarah
Mooney, Bertha R.
Mooney, Hugh J.
Moran, Patrick and Anne
Morris, Michael
Murphy, Dennis and Johanna
Murphy, Mary and R. Mabel
Murphy, Michael
Murphy, William M.
Murray, Margaret
Nehr, Julius and Christine
Nevoraski, Frank
Nevoraski, Stanley P. and Rose A.
Newman, Charles F.
Newman, Christ.
Newman, Christopher
Newman, Edward
Newman, Kathryn L.
Newman, Louis
Newman, Mary
Nilles, Anna
Nilles, Peter
O'Brian, William and Bridget
O'Brien, Henry C.
Ohlberg, Ernest and Margaret M.
Ossweiler, Francis
Ossweiler, Paul
Osweiler, Elizabeth
Osweiler, Johannes and Magdalena
Osweiler, Sobilla
Pesch, Elisabeth
Pierantoni, L. Dianne
Poss, Johnie
Poss, M. and family
Prott, Henry A. and Eva
Puzio, John
Raetz, Christian and Apollonia
Rafferty, Bridget
Rafferty, James F.
Rafferty, James H. and Fannie M.
Rakowski, Alexander and Margaret
Reagan, Ellen
Regan, Ellen G.
Regan, William E. and Jane A.
Regan, William F.
Reiter, Clarence J. and Bernadine
Reiter, Mathias and Rose
Reiter, Peter and Anna
Reiter, Regina
Reiter, Robert and Leo Jr.
Retter, Wendolyn M.
Rhoades, Kerry N.
Riggs, George and Elizabeth
Riggs, Lillian
Riley, Hugh and family
Roche, Margret
Schaefer, A. Peter and Esther
Schmitz, Jacqueline Dru
Schmucker, Riley Cameron
Scholzen, John
Schwenn, Carlos M.
Sedlak, Anne C.
Seitz, Charles and Susan
Seitz, Edward
Seitz, Ferdinand and family
Seitz, Ferdinand and Margretta
Seitz, Helin E.
Seitz, Leo E. and Rose A.
Seiwert, Julia F.
Seiwert, Math
Shanley, George F.
Shanley, George H.
Shanley, George
Shanley, James
Shanley, Mary
Shanley, Sarah
Shanley, T. Francis
Sherman, Bernard D.
Sherman, Harvey E.
Sluppick, Geraldine
Sluppick, William E. and Virginia R.
Spaay, Carl A.
Spaay, John H. and Theres M.
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Sign
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery Sign
Stahl, Anna
Stahl, John G. and Eva M.
Stahl, Orville T.
Stahl, Peter and Margaret
Stahl, Peter C.
Stanek, George and family
Stanek, James J. and Lucy M.
Starzyk, Gertrude A.
Sundstrom, Jeanne
Sundstrom, Rita Ann
Sundstrom, Virginia
Taylor, Doreen Eileen
Tennessen, John and Rose
Terry Jacob
Terry, Catherine
Terry, Harry H. and Frances A.
Terry, Jacob J.
Terry, John
Terry, Roman N. and Dorothy M.
Theigs, Virginia E.
Thom, Apollonia M.
Thom, Jacob A. and family
Thom, Joseph
Thom, Katherine
Thom, Mathew
Thom, Matthew
Thom, Peter J.J.
Thom, Rose H.
Thom, Teresa
Thom, unclear female
Thom, unclear male
Thuemmler, Theodore T. and Barbara A.
Tigh, Bridget
Tigh, Henry and Margaret
Tigh, Michael
Tokarski, Ann
Toner, Michael
Uhlenhake, Robert H. and Celesta M.
Vandenboon, John and Annie
Vanderwerff, Jim and Clara
Vanderwerff, John H.
Vanderwerff, Leo F.
Vanderwerff, Philip
Vanderwerff, Ray and Helen
Vellegas, Phillip and Stella
Verhalen, Gerhard and Christina
Voelkering, Henry and family
Voelkering, John J.
Voelkering, Viola E.
Wack, Edward P. and Loyola A.
Wagner, Bernard and Helen
Wagner, Bernard
Wagner, Eugene J.
Wagner, Henry and Magdalena
Wagner, Joseph and Ludwina
Wagner, Joseph T.
Wagner, Leo J. and Eleanor M.
Wagner, Nicholas J.
Wagner, Nickolas and Elisabeth
Wagner, Ottilia
Wagner, Peter
Walfske, father
Wallrich, Angela
Ward, Bridget
Ward, Catherine and siblings
Ward, children (5)
Ward, Clement V. and Rose K.
Ward, family
Ward, Francis W.
Ward, James
Ward, Mary
Ward, Michael A.
Ward, Michael
Ward, Thomas and siblings
Ward, Thomas S.
Ward, unclear male
Ward, William A.
Weber, Alex J. and Drothy V.
Weber, Charles and Addie
Weber, Clemence
Weber, Jacob J. and Bertha O.
Weber, Kate
Weber, Loraine C.
Weber, Louis
Weber, Mathias
Weber, Melvin P.
Weber, Nicholas and Margaret
Weber, Norbert and Elizabeth M.
Weiler, Angela
Weis, Bernard and Verna M.
Weis, Chris and Catherine
Weis, Clarence N. and Ronald H. Beucher
Weis, Kimberly J.
Weis, Leo and Jane
Weis, Mathias and A.
Welker, Catherine
Welker, Cornelius
Welker, Elisabetha
Welker, Heinrich
Welker, Henriette and Sophie
Welker, Jacob and Mary
Welker, John C.
Welker, Leo C.
Welker, Matthew J.
Welker, Rosa
Welker, Wilhelm
Welton, James
Welton, John
Wiesman, John H.
Wiesmann, Henrietta
Wiesmann, Jacob
Wiesmann, John and Rosa
Wilhelm, Jacob and Teresa
Wisnefski, Arthur
Wisnefski, Frank and Catherine
Wriedt, Charles and family
Wriedt, George K.
Wriedt, Kenneth G.
York, Patrick
Zeihen, Bernard M. and family
Zeihen, Hurbert and Margaret
Zeihen, John and Mary
Zeihen, Math
Zeihen, Michael and Margaret
Zeihen, Michael
Zelenski, John M. and family
Zielenski, Ebank
Zielenski, Joseph
Zielenski, Ludwig
Zielenski, Maxmilian
Zielenski, Michael and Anna
Zielenski, Theodore
Zinser, John and Mary
Zinser, Oakley F.

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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"]

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