Racine County WI Military Information

Mound Cemetery

Mound Cemetery.. continued

Catholic Cemetery, Racine

Gravesites Not Known

Henry Van Valen/Van Valin
1st Cavalry, Co. H, enlisted Sept. 10, 1861, killed on Sept. 12, 1862 in Bloomfield, MO. He was the oldest son of Oliver Van Valin and Jane Resseguie of Caldwell's Prairie, Racine Co., lived there at time of enlistment, and was born in Walworth Co. (Spring Prairie). It is thought that he is buried in Nashua, IA, or perhaps his body was not recovered from Bloomfield.
Source: Marie Hosdil

NOTES
1. Burlington Standard May 4, 1864: On the 6th inst. of Pneumonia at Military Hospital, Rolla, Mo., Samuel Collar of Co. G. 2d Cavalry, late of Dover, Racine County, Wis., aged forty-three years and five months.
2. Burlington Standard October 26, 1864: At Post hospital in Cario, Ill., on the 15th of Sept. 1864, E. Catlin Cooper, son of Andrew & Elanor Cooper of Waterford, Racine Co., Wis., aged 18 years 1 month and 15 days. The deceased was a member of Co. D, 39th Regt. Wis Vols. Services on his death were held at the meeting house at Honey Creek.
3. Burlington Standard Feburary 15, 1865: Rochester, Feb. 9th, 1865. On Sunday, 5th inst., the remains of George F. Wade were interred in our peaceful burial ground. He enlisted in Co. A, 1st Reg't Wis Heavy Artillery on the 5th November 1862 and died in the hospital at Alexandria on the 20th day of September, 1864, aged 18 years.
4. Burlington Standard March 9, 1864: In Burlington, on Saturday evening, March 5th, 1864, Henry J. Kies, aged 29 years. A native of Prussia. Funeral exercises were held in the Catholic Church.

Burlington Cemetery

Catholic Cemetery, Burlington

Cemetery at the English Settlement

Scotch Cemetery, Union Grove

Oakwood Cemetery, Waterford (also Catholic and Lutheran)

Yorkville Cemetery

Sylvania Cemetery, Kellogg's Corners

Union Grove Cemetery

Rochester Cemetery