BECK:
Wilhelmina/1896-1941
Footstone for Otto Schwanke: Wisconsin/Sgt., U.S. Army World War I/
April 16, 1894 - Jan. 16, 1974
Footstone for Wilhelmina: Wilhelmine A. Schwanke, nee Beck
See SCHWANKE
BEHNKE:
Father/William R./1877-1943, ossw:
Mother/Martha A./1880-1954
William R./1912-1956
BLAHNIK:
Jacob Frank Blahnik/Wisconsin/S2 USNR1/World War I/Dec.16, 1899 - Aug.31, 1959
DRAHEIM:
Nathalie Selma/daughter of Mr & Mrs Carl Draheim/July 31, 1929 - Feb. 10, 1930
FUHRMANN:
Otto/1882-1940, ossw:
Ida/1892-1959 (note: Fuhrmann on one side of this stone, Lueloff
on the other. See LUELOFF.)
GRUENDEMAN:
See GRUENDEMANN
GRUENDEMANN:
Bertha/Dec. 29, 1894/Dec. 31, 1935, ossw:
Otto A./July 4, 1894 (Otto Gruendeman/b. 4 July 1894/d. Oct. 1977/SSDI)
HAEFKE:
August/1889-1951, ossw:
Carl/1889-1963
HENSEL:
Pastor/Paul/1888-1977 (05 Feb 1888/Jan 1977/SSDI), ossw:
Olga/1890-1967
HILMER:
Mother/Anna M. Hillmer/1897-1959 (18x24 flat stone in ground)
JACOB:
Bertha Jacob/23 Oct 1860/11 Oct 1925
Julius/21 Aug 1863/9 Feb 1922
KATTREH:
Gustie/1879-1957, ossw:
Herman/1878-1970 (b. 20 June 1878/d. 15 Sept. 1970/SSDI)
Mother/Mary Kattreh/Oct 23, 1857/Nov 7, 1928
KIRCHMAN:
YN1 Gerald/1937-1973/U.S. War Veteran
KLEINFELDT:
Emma/April 28, 1900 - Nov. 29, 1973, ossw:
Orvin R. Sr./Sept 7, 1898 - Nov 19, 1962
LIERMANN:
Erna/1898-1967
LUELOFF:
Note: These are on the same stone as Fuhrmann.
August/1864-1951, ossw:
Amelia/1867-1956
on the other side:
Otto/1895- (b. 29 Nov. 1895/d. Apr. 1985/SSDI), ossw:
Amelia, 1867-1956, ossw:
Harvey, 1918-1920
Harvey W./son of O & L Lueloff/Feb 4, 1918 - Sept 4, 1920
PAUL:
Maria/1884-1945, ossw:
William/1870-1956
Edwin F. Paul/Wisconsin/PFC U.S. Army/World War II/
June 20, 1910 - April 23, 1972
SCHWANKE:
Otto A./1894-1974 (b. 16 Apr. 1894/d. Jan. 1974/SSDI),
ossw:
Wilhelmina/1896-1941
See BECK
TEESCH:
Elmer/1900-1967 (b. 24 Dec 1900/d. Jan 1967 Railroad Retirement/SSDI), ossw:
Adeline/1900-(b. 3 Aug 1900/d. Jun 1978/SSDI)
TUSCHEL:
Joseph/1873-1943, ossw:
Anna/1878-1960
Edwin/1910-1961
Dean/1954-1960
The caretaker of this cemetery (as of 6/1975) was Mr. Fred Wiegert,
Reedsville, WI. The first burial in the cemetery is supposed to have
been a Lueloff baby of two years. The property was once a part of
the Lueloff farm.