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Johnson, Hugh642 viewsOnly known tombstone for a Revolutionary Soldier buried in Clinton County.
Photo submitted by his descendent, Kent Worley [kentd1962@yahoo.com] 5 Oct 2009. See http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/sugarcreek/sharon/ and http://clintonilgenweb.net/military/1775revolution.htm

Watts Cemetery plat map613 views

Rowekamp, Infant, son of C & D590 viewsSee also Rowekamp, Dora for the insert.
Family contact: Nancy cans2000@hotmail.com
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St. Dominic's/St. Augustine Cemetery581 viewsPhoto CopyrightÂ© 2008 by John Ratermann
The reading for these stones is at
http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/breese/stdominic/

St. Cecelia Cemetery Cruxifiction551 viewsPhoto submitted by Donnell Wisniewski,
maestrowz@aol.com

AKERS, Clara 527 viewsThe reading of all the stones in this cemetery
is at http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/breese/frogtown/

PLEASANT, George E.527 views

KILLIAN, George W515 views

PENDERGRASS, Samuel, Jr.514 views

KILLIAN, Mary Annie Eliza502 views

MORRESON, Margaret502 views

MORRISON, Lorenzo D.498 views

MORRESON, Birty487 views

GROSSHOLZ, Konstandin (GROSHOLZ)468 viewsBorn 8 Dec 1817, Died 18 Sep 1877 Here rests in God. Church records say he died 16 Sep. Worn German verse.
Photo from Julie Spencer jspencer6@cox.net

St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Trenton Illinois465 views** Photos submitted by Marilyn Morrison morrimar6@cox.net Sep 2011.
Cemetery listing at: http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/sugarcreek/stmary/

Section 2438 views

Hetzel, Jacob - military stone432 viewsPhoto by Jason Rakers

Left entry gate to St. Boniface Cemetery432 views** Photos submitted by Marilyn Morrison morrimar6@cox.net Sep 2011.

Henken, Helen M nee Pollmann431 viewsWife of Norbert John Henken (06 Jun 1874-30 May 1939). Photo taken by Richard T. Warnecke.

Entry gates of St. Boniface Cemetery430 viewsClick on photos once for a larger photo. One more click may enlarge unedited photos again.
The listing for this cemetery is at http://clinton.ilgenweb.net/cemetery/germantown/stboniface/

Children's Cemetery430 viewsView south Sec I Row 3
Photo by Marilyn (Wilken/Luebbers) Morrison

HESTIN, Bena425 viewsBorn 31 Mar 1849, Died 22 Apr 1907
Photo from Julie Spencer jspencer6@cox.net

Warnecke, Paul A424 viewsPaul was one of 16 children born to Agnes Ann Henken and George Henry Warnecke.

Gooding, Robert, Lieutenant423 viewsSubmitted by Jason Rakers. He died for a land that will honor his name. For freedom that weeps o'er her patriots slain. He died for his Country, her honor, her might. He fell like a hero defending the right. Our brother. Co. E 59th Reg IL No. 1 PHS. Killed at Overton Hill (Nashville, TN) after serving his country 3Y5M.

Henken, Norbert John413 viewsPhoto taken by Richard T. Warnecke.

GEORGER, Minnie412 viewsBorn 23 Jul 1881, Died 18 Jan 1929 Mother
Photo from Julie Spencer jspencer6@cox.net

Grosholz, Ferdinand 408 viewsFerdinand Grosholz, 1861 - 1904. Son of Konstantin & Karolina Schwarz Grosholz. Brother of Bena Grosholz Hestin.

Stacey Cemetery Entrance405 viewsReading of the cemetery stones is at
http://clinton.ilgenweb.net/cemetery/meridian/stacey.htm
Photo by Chad Parson

Wunsch, Edward A.391 viewsSubmitted by Carol Ryan-Spenader

Wangler, Landolin391 viewsGrave stone is broken and probably out
of proper place. 39y 1m 13d1 comments

Emig, Josephine E.384 viewsSubmitted by Carol Ryan-Spenader

Section 4383 views

Georger, Leon379 viewsLeo Ernst Georger, 1912 - 1916. Son of Emil and Minnie Hestin Georger. Grandson of Wendelin and Bena Grosholz Hestin.

Woods, Wiley, Mrs.378 viewsSubmitted by Jason Rakers. Close-up of the center of the monument/memorial of Mrs. Wiley. There is no writing on the globe.

Hofbauer, John and Theresa373 viewsPhoto submitted by Donna Hofbauer Young

St. Francis Cemetery Gate372 viewsPhoto contributed by Gloria Dettleff.
Listing at: http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/sugarcreek/stfrancis/

Section 5372 viewsAs of 1 Sep 2009. Room for future burials.

Bingaman, John and Alvina364 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud

Lake Branch Cemetery 363 viewsPhoto submitted by Jason Rakers.

The listing for this cemetery is at
http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/breese/lakebranch/

01st Station359 viewsJesus is condemned to death.

Boeckman, Edward and Pauline, nee Ratermann358 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud

Woods, Wiley, Mrs. # 3358 viewsSubmitted by Jason Rakers. He was told this was a tombstone/memory garden for Mrs. Wiley Woods. The older part of the cemetery is in the background.

Albers, Elizabeth, (nee Dumbeck)356 views

Sudholt, Thomas and Leola355 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud. Not in St. Francis or St. Dominic or St Boniface data bases.

Venhaus, Lawrence and Angela354 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud

Korte, Otto and Mary352 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud

Woods, Wiley, Mrs. # 2351 viewsSubmitted by Jason Rakers. Mid-range view of the monument/memorial of Mrs. Woods.

Gooding, Robert, Lieutenant349 viewsSubmitted by Jason Rakers. The stone is in the fenced Gooding plot. It has an engraved sword and shield and a scroll.

Kapp, Anna M. (nee Neitemeier)349 viewsStone says "nee Kerkemeier" but according to great-grandson Jim Kerkemeier (navyradiorm3@iserv.net), her father's name was Conrad Neitemeier (Nettemeyer, Nettemeier) She was first married to Herman Ignatius Kerkemeyer and when he died she married Henry Kapp 4 years later. Anna Margarete Kapps mother's name was Angelike Veronica Schroeder.

Kues, Gerhard348 viewsPhoto submitted by Phyllis (Kues) Stroud

Henken, John Bernard, Reverend347 viewsTombstone for Reverend John Bernard Henken (1870-1951), a Catholic Priest. He was born in September of 1870 according to the 1900 US Census. The tombstone does show his birth year of 1870, his ordination year of 1895, and his year of death, 1951. There are 4 small tombstone markers surrounding his large tombstone marker. They say, "Mother", "Father", "Rev. John B.", and "Nikolaus". There is no other writing on them. One represents himself, one is for his brother, Nikolaus (born Apr 1886), one for his mother Mary H. Henken nee Pollmann (22 Aug 1847-27 Aug 1912), and one for his father, John B. Henken, Sr. (10 Aug 1837-07 Jul 1918). These markers are located in St. Mary's Cemetery in Carlyle, Illinois, Row 12, #40 Section I. Photos taken by Richard T. Warnecke.
Section I.