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Washington County
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Union Cemetery
Tombstone Photos


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Adams, Horace T. & Estelle L.Lotsch, Friedrich
Alton, Michael & SarahLotsch, Maria
Alton, LawrenceLueck, Gustav & Louise
Alton, Richard & Hannah D.Luttropp, Martin
Amidon, George C. & Dorcas CMaas, Wilhelm & Anna
Amidon, Ida A. & Anna E.Marsh, Henry & George
Andrews, Catharine & SusanMason, John W
Andrews, HiramMatteson, Christian
Andrews, Joseph, Emma & InfantMatteson, Gustavus A.
Angeline, Dr. J.A.Matteson, Lois Bright
Babcock, William HMcCollom, J. Byron
Baddemann, AugustMcCollom, Mary E
Baddemann, WilhelmineMcCollom, Willis J
Bancroft, LMeier, Emilie
Bandow, Carl & HannahMeier, Johann
Barchent, John & ElizabethMeier, Michael & Augusta
Barnett, MaryMelcher, Catherine
Barnett, SarahMelius, George & Anna Mary
Barnett, StewartMelius, Nancy Lynn
Barney, J.EMenzel, Harold E
Barney, Adaline A.Menzel, William & Mary
Barney, John T.Menzel, Car
Barney, SethMenzel, Sophia
Bartlett, Charles R.Mercer, C.
Behnke, Carl & MinnieMercer, Maria
Berg, Paulina L. DragerMercer, Nettie
Bergens, Henry J.Metzer, Martin
Bergman, Fred W.Meyerpeter, Steph.
Bergmann, LizzieMeyerpeter, William & Christin
Blantz, Phillipp A. & LouiseMiller, Sophia
Bloor, ElmerMorand, Mahala
Bloor, George A.Morgan, Lyman C., Laurinda H & Carl
Bloor, WilburMorgan, Sarah M
Bockemuehl, Johann FranzMoulster, Nancy
Bockemuehl, Rev. Edward & Ch.Moulster, William
Boeck, BerthaMueller, Augusta Kluth
Boeck, JMueller, Frederick Hermann
Bohn, AnnaMueller, Friederike Wedel
Boyd, James Sr & JaneMueller, Harmann A.
Brasure, Charles & HannahMueller, John
Brasure, John C. & Mary E.Munn, John
Brown, CalistaMurn, Charles Hamlin & Julia W
Brown, FamilyMusgrove, Seymour A.
Brown, SamuelNebbease, Tobias
Brown, Charles D. & Lucy N.Nehrbass, Lawernce & Marie
Buhrow, Ferdinand & MaryNelson, Mary Jane
Buhrow, M.Neverman, Carl & Marie
Buhrow, Michael C.Nichols, John C.
Burdick, CharlesNichols, John
Burns, SarahNichols, William Orlando
Bushnell, CandaceNims, Orville Prentiss
Buth, Henry J & CatherineNorth, Alma E.
Butzow, SophiaNorth, Belinda E.
Campbell, Charles JayOrcutt, E.B. & Caroline
Capretz, Fida B.Palmer, Victor E & John D
Capretz, JohnPanten, Friedrich
Casteller, BaltzerPanten, Johanna C.C.
Cole, DavidParker, Peter
Cole, Emma EPeck, Byron
Cole, JeromePeck, Lucy
Cook, FamilyPerkins, Cynthia
Could, Sarah & R.D. Could BornPeters, Caroline
Coxe, AmeliaPhillips, A. & L. & E.
Coxe, G.H.Pierce, Matilda
Coxe, HopewellPlace, Darcy G
Coxe, U.D.Place, Miss D.B. Esma
Coxe - 2nd stone, AmeliaPortz, Frances
Coxe - 2nd stone, HopewellPortz, Jacob
Curphey, Wm. C. & R. Belle LeePortz, Elsa Louisa
Curtis, MelodyPulford, Samuel & Avis
Daehn, JohannPusch, George
Daehn, JohannaRadschlag, Conrad & Katharina
Darton, HannahRadschlag, Edward
Davy, GilbertRadschlag, Peter & Elisa
Deming, Auren K.Rahse, Reka Knippel
DeMoe, JosephRehlow, Herman
DeMoe, LoisRehlow, Johan
Demson, John C.Rehlow, Wilhelmina
Dewey, Francis H.Reink, Amelia
Dingman, AndrewReink,  
Dodge, James F.Rexilius, Family
Dodge, MimaRice, G.F.
Dudley, Bertha M.Richardson, George D.
Eckert, Charles & WilhelminaRodewald, Christian & Elisabet
Ehlert, MaryRoeder, Andrew F.H.F.
Ehlert, JanneRogers, Dr. E.(?F)M.
Ehlert, WilhelmRossman, M.U.
Ekerdt, John D. & Jennie ARoue, C.W.
Emling, CharlesRowell, Mariah
Endres, John & LouisaRuedl, Stephen & Johanna Lau
Evert, LouisRuhbach, Jacob & Dorothea
Ewer, ThomasSayles, Whitman & Katherine A
Faivre, GenereusScheger, Simon
Falk, CarolinaSchelpeper, G.F. & Wilhelmine
Favor, BetsySchmidt, E.P. Herman
Favour, ChristopherSchroeder, Albertine & Elisabetha
Favour, James, Elizabeth & CharlesSchroeder, J.G. & Magdalena
Fishback, Wm.Schroeder, Johannes
Forbes, H.Schroeder, John & Albertina
Forbes, H. AllenSchroeder, N. Joachim
Forbes, M.E.Schroeder, Sophia
Frank, ChristinaSchuhmacher, Charlotte C.W..Jp
Franz, ChildrenSchuhmacher, Johann
Fratier, William HSchultz, Daniel
Freide, HenriettaSchwalbe, William & Charlotte
French, Asa & MariaSeeley, Smith M. & Olive
Freude, AugustSeeley, Wm. & Amelia
Frey, AdamSengert, Ferdinand & Wilhelmin
Frey, JohnSengert, Wilhelmina Gertrude
Fuiten, Gerhard & AnnaSense, William & Louise
Galkins, AugustaShaw, Comfort
Gartman, FamilySheperd, Family
Gartmann, Mathilda ASheperd, Julius & Helen M.
Gaveng, AnnaSheperd, Abigail
Genzmer, Louis S.Siedentop, Christian
Gessner, George D.Skelton, Thomas
Gilbert, FriedrichSneider, Carolina
Gilbert, Herman & SigillaSneider, John
Gillis, LucindaSnyder, Anson
Gilmore, NancySnyder, Charles
Goetz, IdaSnyder, Hannah E. Dodge & Amid
Goldschmidt, Edward H.Snyder, Helen
Gould, Cyrus & HannahSnyder, George
Gould, J.P. & Lydia M. RossmanSpaeth, Adolph & Elizabeth Gil
Gould, A.D. & MotherSpannagel, August & Martha
Graham, John & LucindaStacy, Edgar B. & Angeline M
Green, LewisStark, Adam & Barbara (Rosenheimer)
Greene, Henry E.Stark, Peter & Gertrude
Greene, N.E.Steinke, August & Augusta Ecke
Gruenhagen, HenrySteitz, John & Elizabeth
Grund, JohannSterman, Family
Grund, JohnStewart, Mary J
Guest, Henry V.Sunderland, Lucy Ann
Haase, Christian & MargarethaSunderland, Joseph C.
Hagen, August J.Sussenguth, Family
Hagen, John & FriederickaTaylor, John
Hall, AdelphiaTaylor, Oliver & Loana
Hall, Charles & SarahTetzloff, Anna M
Hall, TimothyThiel, Anna M
Halmle, Mary E.Thiel, John & Margaret
Hamb, JohnThomson, A.M. & Emeline L.
Hammel, Charles WTowle, Clark J.
Hams, George & Butler, LucindaTrowbridge, Frank & Barbara
Hams, John E.Turner, Jane A. Orcutt
Hanmer, Frank E & Elizabeth (Cole)Turner, Chester W. & Lucy M..
Hanneman, August & HenriettaUber, A. Susanha
Hartman, LenhardtUebele, John C. & Rosine M.
Hecker, Charles FredUebele, Jacob & Rosina
Heipp, Rosa AVauk, Bernard & Wilhelmina
Helmer, Silas H & MerandaVauk, Family
Helmer, William LVoss, Frederika Maria
Hicks, Bradley AVoss, William & Ida C.
Hicks, IsaacWackeroma, Theodore & Soph
Hicks, MariaWallrabenstein, Christina
Hildebrandt, Anna MariaWallrabenstein, Jacob
Hosig, Johnny N 
Hosmer, Wyllys & Lackor 
Hosterman, FamilyWalter, John
Huels, JohnWebner, Ernstine L.B.
Huels, SamuelWeeden, Gary T. & Christiana
Huelster, Wilhelm & TheresaWeitbrecht, Rev. Carl
Hurst, ConradWerner, Anna Huels
Hurst, KatharinaWerner, Anna Huels
Hyenga, CarolineWerner, Johann H. & Henrietta
Jackson, Dwight & Helen M. RogWeston, Fannie B
Johannes, Sophia M.Wheelock, Charles
Jorns, ElizabethWheelock, Haskell & Lydia
Jullis, M.Wheelock, Hiram H. & Elizabeth
Keiser, HedwigWheelock, Sarah
Keller, MiltonWhite, Daniel & Bridget
Kendall, ClarenceWhite, Bridget
Kendall, F.C.White, George
Kendall, James O.Wichmann, Robert & Martha
Kendall, Phebe H.Wickham, H.S.
Kenyon, JohnWilcox, John
Kieni, FriederickaWilcox, Theorore
Kieni, JohanaWiley, John M. & Mary J.
Kieni, RagethWiley, Mary
Kletzine, William & LouisaWiley, Wm.
Klitzin, Christian & MarieWill, Charles A.
Kneeland, Electa RossmanWilliams, Geo. C.
Kneeland, Olive K. HarringtonWilliams, George
Kneeland, RusselWilliams, Helen I.
Kniffin, Emma TWilliams, Marvin F. & Fanny E.
Kob, FamilyWilson, Dorl F
Koepke, FredWilson, Sanford J. Helen M
Kordes, CarstenWinters, Eliza (Wife At 12 Yrs
Kordes, ErnsteniaWitt, Frances
Kuhefuss, B. AlbertWitt, J. Michael
Kusch, AlmiraWittmand, Valentine
Lamp, FriederichWolkow, Benjamin
Lamp, SophiaWolkow, Gottlieb
Laubenstein, Louisa E. & EmeliWolkow, Henriette
Laubenstein, MargretWolkow, William & Mary
Lepien, Henry & Wilhelmine D 
Lepien, Wilhelmine & Maria 
Liermann, FriederickaYaeger, William & Sophia
Liermann, FriedrichYoung, L.G. & Abbie J
Linker, PhilipZander, Katherina
Linker, John A. & Ida E.Zeiske, Ernest C. & Dorothy
Liver, John GZeiske, Henry H
Lohr, Charles FZeiske, Family
Lohr, CharlotteZimmermann, Elizabeth
Lohr, Edna (Ekerdt)Zimmermann, Rosa
Lohr, JohannesZuest, Elsie
Loos, Philip & MaryZuest, John & Angeline
Loppnow, August FZunker, Friedrich
Loppnow, ChristineZunker, Julia
 Zunker, Frederick & Frieda

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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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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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