Historic Gautier Cemetery

Originally a burial site for the Gautier family, this cemetery contains the graves of Fernando Gautier and Henry Gautier (builder of Twelve Oaks). Members of the Clifford, Fayard, Fuller, LeBatard, Pelham, Peterson, Quinn, Saucier, Vaughan, and Ziegler families were later ...

Fulton Cemetery

Land for this community graveyard was set aside when the town of Fulton was platted by George Ware Fulton in 1868. The earliest documented burial is that of a child, Louis L. I. Greenough (1868-1869). The large number of childrens’ ...

Old English Cemetery

Cornwallis’ men buried

here in 1781. Granted to

city in 1770 by British

government. Grave of Gov.

John W. Ellis is here.

Marker is on N Church Street, on the left when traveling south.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Luther Parker Cemetery

Dedicated to Muskego’s most illustrious pioneer and first European settler, Luther Parker, who brought his wife Alletta and five children to Muskego by horse and wagon in 1836. Luther Parker was one of several responsible for secession of Waukesha County ...

Zion Evangelical Cemetery

This cemetery has multi names, most recent being “Redeemer United Church of Christ Cemetery”

Other names included “Zion Cemetery” “German Cemetery” “The German Zion Evangelical Church Cemetery” & Little Sussex Cemetery”.

Sussex Zion Evangelical Church started Oct 25, 1888. At annual Jan ...

Confederate Dead Monument - Thornrose Cemetery

West Panel:

Honor to the Brave

870 Lie Here

Recorded by Name, Company & Regiment:

From

Virginia 385, N. Carolina 176, S. Carolina 59,

Georgia 208, Alabama 49, Florida 8,

Mississippi 11, Louisiana 19, Tennessee 12,

Arkansas 20, Texas 3,

And 207

Recorded by Name Only

Confederate Dead

South Panel:

“There is True ...

Dodges Corners Cemetery

John Dodge, one of Vernon’s four founding fathers, settled on this land in the fall of 1836. He purchased the land from the Federal government Sept. 20, 1838. Dodge made his home here until his death Aug. 29, 1858. The ...

Oak Hill Cemetery

Brookfield

Burial place of Yankee, English and German settlers. Part of Pioneer Joseph Ewbank land grant.

Noted grave: Nathan Hatch, Revolutionary War soldier who came west with sons, Hiram and Edmund, in 1840’s. Remains possibly moved from earlier family burial ground.

Operated by ...

Pioneer Cemetery

of Brookfield

Burial place of Yankee and English settlers. It was first called Dixon or East Side Cemetery.

This was also the site of the first Dixon school house, which was burned and relocated south of North Avenue in the 1860’s.

This land ...

The Tucker Cemetery

This oldest cemetery in Pasco County has existed since before 1855. Thomas and Sarah Tucker settled in the area about 1842 and in 1845 planted the county's first orange grove. Family history records an earlier generation of Tuckers lived in ...