I received a few more obituaries and added them to the site.
Names include:
#41 Genesee
Proctor
#92 Oak Knoll
Hudson
#173 Prairie Home
Klock, Taylor, Blasing, Love, Lovejoy, Loveland, Lovell, Winchell, Turkoski, Werning, Wright
Cem X
Schaefer
For years, USGenWeb was graciously given free server space for their completely free state and county sites by an organization called Rootsweb.
I found a few news articles regarding the removal of Muskego Centre Cemetery.
I found a Waukesha Freeman newspaper written in 1895 that featured Waukesha in the Civil War.
Happy Spring and Easter everyone!
I am headed to Mom’s today for Easter Dinner.
I have had a lot of cemetery photos sent to me but I have had not had time to put descriptions with them.
I am looking for someone that would be willing to edit the descriptions of the photos that I have in the gallery.
It isn’t really hard, just involves a lot of cut and paste.
Let me know if you are interested.
To Waukesha
Added to:
Cemetery X
Meyer, Volkman
Cemetery #31 Jericho
Zarnke
Cemetery #35 St. Theresa’s
Steinhoff
Cemetery # 56 St. Alban’s Episcopal Cemetery
Scott
Cemetery #45 Salem Cemetery
Jones
Cemetery 173 Prairie Home Cemetery
Kraska, Raddenbach, Lorentzen, Vanderpool, Poole, Pool, Harmiller, Mattmiller, Cork, Blodgett, Thomas, Young, MCGowan, Robb, Thomas, Hartman, Kabet, Austin, Wilkins, Johnson, Wilkinson, Kirkham, Duwell,Coleman,Foltz, Curtis, Christoph, Breese, Koch, Burmeister, Rave, Zimmermann
I extracted almost 3000 names that were associated with Probate hearings in Waukesha County. The names are from the period 1860-1945. Most of the names are the name of the deceased, but some may be other people associated with the deceased such as administer name, executor name etc. For full records, you will need to contact the Waukesha County Probate office at the courthouse.
The probate hearing pages can be found at www.LinksToThePast.com/waukesha/probate.php.
I have been busy updating the records I have online for Prairie Home Cemetery. I was able to move a bunch of names from Cemetery X to Prairie Home. I added many new surnames. Enough that I had to split the cemetery into one page per alphabet letter.
You can find the new listings in Cemetery 173.
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