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Van Schaik Cemetery
Cambria, Columbia County, Wisconsin

Cambria, WI 53923

Published: October 4, 2016
Total records: 8

History

This is an otherwise unnamed family cemetery located in the NW, NW, NE of section 17 of Columbia County, WI, In a grove of trees between farm fields off of Zunker Dr. It is the Ed Fischer Farm in 2006. The cemetery is located on private property. It has eight large stones and three foot stones with no visible writing. Ed Fischer has cleaned the cemetery up quite nicely. He took out a lot of brush and keeps it mowed. He repaired and reinforced several of the tall narrow stones so they would not break any more.

Cemetery Records

Transcribed and typed by Anna Mae Axness, January 2009..


Bentley, Senica R.
, son of Andrew L. & Tam-,--died 03-18-1856, Age 3yr 3da old
Harter, Dempster W., son of W.H.& J.---died 01-17-1861, Age 20yr 18da old
Projohn, Mary, child of Gottliep & Mary---died 04-15-1875, Age 1da old
Van Schaick, Mary, wife of Josiah-died 06-07-1878, Age: 86yr 8mo ?da old
Van Schaik, Rev. Henry J., son of J.& M.-died 04-09-1851, Age 23yr 5mo 6da old
Van Schaik, Sophronia, wife of J.B.-died 04-30-1877, Age 56yr 9mo 2da old
Van Schaik, Jacob C., son of J.B. & S.---died 04-01-1857, Age 11mo 1da old
Wiltse, Mary, wife of David-died 02-20-1864, Age 48yr 1mo 7da old

There are probably other burials noted by the sunken ground, but no more stones.

Note: Spelling of Van Schaik and Van Schaick is spelled both ways on these stones.

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