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Waukesha County
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St Joseph's Cemetery
Tombstone Photos


Naglee, Dorothy Barnum - Zippel, Renee Marie


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Naglee, Dorothy Barnum
Nardo, Anne V.
Natalizio, Anthony J. and Mary
Natalizio, Antonio
Natalizio, Mary A.
Neddersen, Katherine Kuranz
Nesta, Duane John
Nettesheim, Ralph and Mabel
Neverman, Meade and Frances
Newerduski, Joseph
Nicholson, Margaret
Nicholson, Margret and Mary
Nickel, Dale F. (Nick)
Nickel, Raymond A. and Della M
Nickel, Raymond and Donald
Nicosia, Sam
Niedercorn, Elizabeth
Niedercorn, Louis
Nigbor, Annita M. Brehm
Nigbor, Theodore J.
Nolan, Taylor Joseph
Novak, Michael R. and Frances
Novak, Walter
Novilla, Michael and Rosaline
OBrien, Catharine
OBrien, James and Mary
OBrien, John C. and Dennis
OConnell, Joseph D. and Eva M.
Ohberg, Elmer G.
Ohberg, Evelyn Knoebel
Olshefski, Elizabeth M.
Olshefski, Herman C.
Olshefski, Herman J. and Audrey
ONeill, Anna L.
ORiley, Michael
ORourke, Robert P.
Orozco, Julius R. and Elizabeth
Ott, Phillip H. and Sharron M.
Oyervides, Manuel A.
Pacioni, Isidoro
Pagano, Catherine
Palmer, Catherine
Palmerino, Peter
Palumbo, Leonarda
Panella, Angeline
Panella, Antonio and Theresa
Panella, Leno Martin
Panella, Nicola and Rose
Pankratz, Leon A. and Gladys M
Pankratz, William J. and Mary
Paradise, Stephen A.
Paradise, Theresa A.
Parker, Frances Morgan
Pasionek, Helen
Pedroza, Rafael
Peifer, Dora C.
Peifer, Joseph J.
Peil, William Jr.
Pellegrini, John
Pellegrini, Virginia
Perket, Mary Jane and Francis
Peter, Miriam Hughes Kuranz
Peters, Alphonse
Peters, Frances
Peters, Pauline M.
Pfeffer, Edward P.
Pfeffer, Elizabeth
Pfeffer, Louise M.
Pfeffer, Robert A. and Cora A.
Pfister, George A.
Pfister, Margaret M. Cheaney
Pfleger, Raymond
Pfleger, Sue Ann
Pfleger, Virginal
Pillon, Jermien and Catharine
Pillon, John
Pillon, Maggie
Pillon, Mary
Pillon, Mary and Isibella
Pilon, Ellen
Pirk, John and Juliana
Pirozzoli, Fedele and Leonarda
Pirozzoli, Mike and Catherine
Piscitello, Charles J.
Platteter, Robert L.
Ponik, Gilbert J. and Mildred
Pozgaj, Stjepan and Liubica
Price, Addela
Price, Catherine
Price, Edward J.
Price, Frank J.
Price, Harold L. and Margaret
Price, Jacob B.
Price, Jacob B. Jr.
Price, James F.
Price, John F.
Price, Margaret A.
Price, Mary A.
Price, Mary C.
Pucci, Anthony J.
Pucci, Emily Phillips
Pucci, Gaetano Vincent
Pucci, infants
Pucci, Louis P.
Pucci, Marietta
Pynn, Mary
Quattrociocchi, Tom
Quesada, Margarita R.
Raap, Vincent (Pat) and Ann M.
Rano, Louis
Rano, Mary Pucci
Rebholz, John
Rebholz, Theresa
Reches, Domenic and Rose
Regan, Ann
Regan, Harold T.
Regan, Mathilda M.
Regan, Michael
Regan, Timothy D.
Regenfuss, Herman J. and Eliza
Rehberg, Henry A.
Rehberg, Otto W.
Rich, Michael M. and Mary D.
Riley, Catherine
Roach, Eileen
Roach, Thomas H.
Robarge, Lisa Renee
Rodenkirch, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J.
Rodriguez, Benito Jr.
Rodriguez, Maria De Los Angeles
Rodriguez, Sylvia
Rosenfelder, Frank W. and Maria
Roso, Catherine
Roso, John E and Margaret J.
Roso, Joseph
Roso, Julio
Roso, Mary
Roso, unclear Joe
Rossbach, John
Rossbach, Nanette
Roth, George
Rucci, Carol Ann
Rucci, Michael Joseph
Rucci, Rose M.
Rucci, Sam
Ruiz, Martin and Maria A.
Russell, Barbara L.
Russell, Catherine
Russell, Charles D.
Russell, Jerry R.
Russell, Richard
Russell, Richard H.
Rutherford, Arthur and Elizabeth
Rutzinski, Victor B.
Ryan, John
Ryan, Josephine A.
Ryan, Mary Bannon
Ryan, Ruth McGeen
Sanchez, Julio R. and Dalia
Sanfillipo, Eva
Sanfolippo, Peter
Sasso, Felavina
Sasso, Joseph
Sasso, Lucia
Sasso, Micolina C.
Sasso, Philip
Sasso, Phillip
Savatski, Elsie
Savatski, Max
Sawtelle, Esther L.
Sawyer, Raymond G. and Jennie
Sayle, Edwin W. and Constance
Schaefer, Catherine C.
Schaefer, Joseph and Elizabeth
Schaftary, George and Ruth A.
Schamel, Mary D.
Schantz, Anthony C.
Schantz, John A.
Scheidler, Anna
Scheidler, Theo.
Schiavone, Dominico
Schiavone, Vincent and Mary
Schill, Mary Jane
Schmitz, Mathias
Schmuki, Caroline
Schmuki, Engelbert J.
Schock, Anna M.
Schock, Charlotte
Schock, Frank and Frances
Schock, John B.
Schock, John P.
Schock, John Sr.
Schock, Kathrine L.
Schock, Louisa
Schock, Margaret Tierney
Schock, Marie
Schock, Mathias
Schock, Mathias J.
Schock, Ollie E.
Schock, Peter
Schofer, John J.
Schonwalder, Esther M.
Schultz, Theresa E. Yuhas
Schulz, Dr. Earl G.
Scopp, Donald R.
Scopp, Grace O.
Scopp, Mary J.
Scopp, Rafael
Scopp, Samuel J.
Scrima, Frank and Caroline
Scrima, Nicola
Scrima, Nicolina
Scrima, V. James
Sebora, John and Lucy
Seftar, Josephine M.
Seftar, Victor
Seitz, Amanda B.
Seitz, Frank
Sepeda, Sesilio and Guadalupe
Sereno, Anton
Sereno, Florence
Sereno, Unberto and Rose
Serzow, Anne Wallace
Shacketon, Lee M. and family
Shaw, Katherine T.
Shaw, William H.
Shekleton, Gertrude R.
Shields, Catherine
Simon, Gerald D.
Sinkovits, John Jay
Sinkovits, Marie Ruth
Sinkovits, Mathew J.
Sinotte, Grover and Rosemary B
Siverling, Dale J. and Gail M.
Skoug, Jeremy Edwin and Eric A
Skubsch, Benno
Slaby, Alphonse
Small, Floyd and Anna
Small, John T.
Small, Margaret E.
Smith, Ann F.
Smith, Cora M.
Smith, D. Joseph
Smith, Ed
Smith, Mary Dascenzo Congemi
Snopek, Theodore and Stephanie
Snyder, Cecelia A. and Robish
Snyder, Harry J.
Snyder, M.L. and Amelia
Snyder, Matthias L. and family
Soto, Juana M.
Sparpana, Eleanor L.
Spath, Mary
Spellman, Edith E.
Stangl, Crescentia
Stark, Evelyn M.
Stark, Lloyd H. and unclear
Stark, Robert K.
Stark, William J.
Stauss, Anne McCann
Stauss, Ralph J.
Stefano, Mary
Stewart, Don
Stewart, Hazel
Stewart, Mary
Stewart, Wm. J.
Stewrat, Ernest and Alice
Stiglbauer, Daniel and Charles
Stoeckel, Veronica
Strange, Mardelle A.
Stuart, Patricia Pankratz
Sullivan, David L. and Ramona
Swartz, Adam and Agnes
Swift, John H.
Szulozewski, Agnes
Tanty, James R.
Tanty, Raymond and Florence
Thiele, Emil
Thiele, Mary
Thuriano, Sebastiano
Tompitch, Mathias and Lucy
Toner, Elizabeth and Sarah
Toshner, John
Tourijigian, Mary
Trentadue, Maria
Trentadue, Vito V. and Madalin
Trossen, Catherine J.
Trossen, Jacob
Trovitch, Michael and Rose
Tryhuk, Constance B.
Tryhuk, Edward W.
Tryhuk, Glenn L.
Tubbs, Charles A. and Joanna
Tuloceski, Rudolph and Mary
Turkofski, John
Turkofski, Michael and Caroline
Turzinski, Edward A. and Helen
Turzinski, Ione and Barbara
Uberto, Anthony
Uberto, Domen.
Uberto, Domenica
Uglow, Frances C.
Vadnais, Myron (Mike) and Charles
Valenick, Patrick M. Sr.
Valenick, Stanley S. and Pauline
Van Altene, Howard N. and Bern
Van Altene, Mark A.
Van Der Sterren, Antonius
Vanderheyden, Harold George Jr
Vatzlavik, George
Vatzlavik, Mary
Vaughan, Francis J. and Mary T
Vaughan, John and Cecelia
Vega, Nick G.
Vetta, Irene
Vetta, James M.
Vetta, Mike
Vitale, Simon (Sim) and Johann
Vogt, Joseph S.
Wade, Gene R. and Mary Lou
Wade, Gladys
Waite, Philip H. and Ida May R
Wallace, Annie
Wallock, John Paul
Walters, Louis J. and Kathryn
Watzek, Antonia
Weber, Carl G. and Constance J
Weber, children
Weber, Conrad
Weber, John III and Muriel
Weber, John Jr. and Evelyn M.
Weber, Julia
Weber, Mary Steiner
Weber, Paul C. and Tognaci
Weber, Raymond H.
Weber, Stephen F.
Weber, William A.
Weinert, Sherri Anne
Weiss, Clarence H.
Weiss, Cora A.
Weiss, henry
Weiss, Katharine P.
Weiten, Nickolas
Welch, Michael and family
Werra, Dr. Bernard J. and Mary
Wiechers, Barbara H.
Wiechers, John L.
Wiechers, Joseph G.
Wiechers, Roman N.
Wiechers, William V.
Wiechert, Gary (infant son)
Wiesenthal, Nancy Ann
Wilbur, Raymond J.
Wild, Aloyius J.
Wild, Christena
Wild, Marie
Wild, Mary M.
Wild, Peter
Williams, Allen E.
Williamson, Lyle J. and family
Winske, Frank
Wright, William
Wrycza, Frank J. and family
Wrycza, Joseph H. and Agnes L.
Ybarra, Jesus
Yerooshek, Frank and Sarah
Yoder, Jannette Ann
Yorke, Benjamin
Yorke, Edward G. and Irene
Yorke, Mary J.
Young, Frank and Cynthia
Youngkoske, Clifford (baby)
Yuhas, Alexander J. and Lucille
Yuhas, Derek Langdon
Yuhas, Julie Ann
Yuhas, Steve A.
Zellmer, Audrey F.
Zellmer, Donald C.
Zenda, Reynold and Linda M.
Zenk, August A.
Zenk, Gertrude
Zerwes, Celia
Zerwes, Edward H.
Zerwes, Helen
Zerwes, John
Zinke, Elizabeth A.
Zippel, Renee Marie

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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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