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Evergreen Cemetery
Manitowoc, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin

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Evergreen Cemetery, Manitowoc, WI

GPS: 44.101892, -87.673573

2221 Michigan Ave.
Manitowoc, WI 54220

Published: January 30, 2020
Total records: 29,573

Evergreen Cemetery is owned by the City of Manitowoc.

Cemetery History

On July 30, 1852, the Village of Manitowoc president and clerk were authorized to take $150 from the general funds in full payment for a lot of land purchased from B. Jones for a burying grounds to be deeded to the Village of Manitowoc.

Prior to that date, the village had owned a small cemetery at 8th and Park Streets. But with the growth of the village and because of an Asiatic cholera in the early 1850’s, the need for a larger cemetery became a necessity.

According to Occupational Monograph 56, an account of Manitowoc history from 1850 to 1860 written by Caroline Hubbard in 1904, the remains of the dead who had been buried in the cemetery on North 8th Street, were removed and re-buried in Evergreen Cemetery, which at that time comprised about 10 acres.

An ordinance approved September 19, 1853 and printed in the Manitowoc County Herald Newspaper states “To regulate the burial of the dead in Evergreen Cemetery, and to promote regularity and economy therein..."

Cemetery Records

Records below were acquired from the City of Manitowoc on January 30, 2020. Dates of death range from 1800 to 2020.

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