Fond du Lac County Local History Web: Cemetery Records


Captain William Plocker's gravesite in the Fairwater Cemetery. Plocker was one of the first settlers in western Fond du Lac County, the first postmaster in Fairwater in 1848, proprietor of the Plocker Inn in Fairwater from 1848 to the 1870's, and the first village president of Brandon in 1877.	Cemetery records for Fond du Lac County are available through the individuals responsible for each cemetery. Records available online for Fond du Lac County are listed below. ALTO TOWNSHIP Oak Mound Cemetery: section 14, adjacent to the Zion Congregational Church on Highway EE one mile north of the village of Alto. Wood Cemetery: section 5, on County JJ (Liner Road) 1.5 miles southeast of Fairwater ASHFORD TOWNSHIP Rauch Cemetery, in Section 36 EMPIRE TOWNSHIP Rienzi Cemetery, in Section 18 FOND DU LAC TOWNSHIP Olmstead Cemetery (USGen Web Archives Project, Fond du Lac County) FOREST TOWNSHIP Town of Forest Cemetery, Part 1 Town of Forest Cemetery, Part 2 METOMEN TOWNSHIP Brandon Cemetery: located in the village of Brandon Fairwater Cemetery: located in the village of Fairwater Reeds Corners Bethel Cemetery: located on Reeds Corners Road in section 3, adjacent to the railroad Round Prairie Cemetery: located on Highway 49 in section 21, adjacent to the former school building Swartz Family Cemetery: located on Radio Road in section 4 Union Prairie Cemetery: located on County T in section 25, 1/2 mile east of Brandon OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP Waucousta Cemetery (USGen Web Archives Project, Fond du Lac County)

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