Also buried at Unknown Cemetery

Henry Burkhardt
1850–1910 (age 60)
Unknown Cemetery
Wealthy retired farmer and butcher who dropped dead in a barn on Friday night in perfect health.
George Noble
Unknown Cemetery
Returned to Hollandale with his wife and little son after enjoying a stay with relatives in Mineral Point.
Isaac Bradley
d. 1909
Unknown Cemetery
Drowned while hunting ducks on Lake Poygan in fall 1909, body found frozen in ice at Clarks point.
Milton Treweek
Unknown Cemetery
Returned to Milwaukee to resume employment.
H Upthegrove
Unknown Cemetery
Rev. H.H. Upthegrove returned home and preached a sermon.
Prince Albert
d. 1892
Unknown Cemetery
The only colored man ever adopted into the Osage tribe of Indians, died recently at an advanced age.

Other notable soldiers

Philip G. Shadrach
1840–1862 (age 22)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Philip G. Shadrach (1840-1862) was a Civil War casualty from Somerset County.
Lyons Wakeman
1843–1864 (age 21)
Chalmette National Cemetery
Lyons Wakeman (1843-1864) was a Chenango County resident who died in the Civil War.
Sumner Paine
1845–1863 (age 18)
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Sumner Paine (1845-1863) was a young soldier who died at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Thomas Garland Jefferson
1847–1864 (age 17)
Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Garland Jefferson was a young American soldier from Amelia County, Virginia who died during the Civil War.
Marion A. Ross
1832–1862 (age 30)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Marion A. Ross (1832-1862) was a Civil War soldier who died during the conflict.
Jacob B. Sweitzer
1821–1888 (age 67)
Allegheny Cemetery
Pennsylvania lawyer and soldier who commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division/5th Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg.