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Bonesteel Cemetery
Green Lake County, Wisconsin

Lat: 43° 45' 37"N, Lon: 88° 55' 36"W
T15N R13E Sec 22

Submitted by Rick Krueger, May 03, 2005 [rick_friday@hotmail.com]. Total records = 7.

To reach this cemetery, drive south on Hwy A from Green Lake for about 7 miles. The cemetery is on the west side of County Rd A, about 3/4 mile south of Center Rd, and just before you reach Miller Rd. It is north of Markesan about 6.5 miles.

This cemetery is on private land in the middle of a cornfield and has no official name, that I could find. I believe a majority of the graves orginally came from a local farming family named Bonesteel. As far as I know there are no Bonesteels in the area anymore, but there are descendants with different names.

This very small cemetery is in very bad shape with many broken and unreadable stones. I wanted to get what information I could from here while it still exists. I am afraid this cemetery will not even exist in 50 years.

I have transcribed from my survey of all visible and legible markers on Apr 04, 2005. There may be other unmarked burials in this cemetery.

- Rick Krueger

??, Julius C., no dates
Bonesteel, Amelia M., d. 15 Sep 1866, age: 19 yrs 7m 26d, daughter of Henry & Maria
Bonesteel, Henry, d. 12 May 1877, age: 70 yrs 3m
Deawitt, Lydia, d. 27 Jan 1849
Devendorf, Addie, d. 20 Oct 1861, age: 6 yrs 7m 23d, daughter of A & L
Leonard, Cynthia D., d. 24 Jun 1858, age: 31 yrs 7m, wife of A. Leonard
Ott?, Henrette, b. 2 Feb 1832, d. 3 Apr 1878, wife of Ludwig Ott?

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