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Contributed by: Crystal Hale |
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The transcribing of the Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery was
completed on August 2nd 2002. There are 29 totally unreadable stones , which
are all located in the southern oldest section of the cemetery. There are many
more stones in this section which are partially unreadable, some of which parts
can be made out by changing the direction in which you look at the stone or by
changing the lighting conditions. There are a handful of stones broken and
piled on top of one another and a few partially buried stones. The earliest
recorded birth was in 1787. The earliest recorded death was in 1808. The most
common surnames located here are Drager, Streich, Staude, Krause, Moldenhauer,
Boettcher and Schloesser.
Also,
stones which were partial unreadable will have ? mark in the spaces which I
could not make out for example 189? being I could not make out the last number.
This also applies to names. I have tried to include all the ? marks for each
letter that could not be made out for example: surname B??er, Alfred. I am
hoping this will help a person find a possible relative, even if the name was
not fully transcribable. If you cannot find a name please check out the
"other" surnames. Names and information that could not be made out to
the extent of being able to place under a particular surname are here.
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Surnames
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