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2022-2023 Board

President: Jim Walker

Vice-President: Rich Warosh

Secretary: Karla Leppen

Treasurer: Joe Crueger

Newsletter: Sue Goodacre

Website: LuAnn Elsinger

Membership: Carol Gardner


Linwood Cemetery Walk - 2003

The Linwood Union Cemetery, also known as the Woodlawn Cemetery, is located next to the Linwood Town Hall on Mill Creek Road just off County Highway P, Portage County, Wisconsin. Although organized as a public burial site in 1900, grave markers indicate burials as early as the 1880s. The cemetery is non-affiliated, managed and maintained by the Linwood Union Cemetery Association.

Most of the people buried in the cemetery were residents of Linwood Township, although burials of Linwood descendents who have resided outside the township have increased in recent years. According to Guyant's Cemetery Index, the oldest marked gravesite is that of FREDRICA BROWN, who died 20 June 1879. Several Linwood Township pioneer families, ATHORP and SIEMANS, also have burial sites here. Three generations of FROST are buried in the cemetery.

If you go: Wear comfortable shoes. The cemetery acreage is mounded and uneven.

Maps and Lists: Ed Pierce, Cemetery Association Treasurer, Port Edwards Wisconsin maintains the cemetery map and grave site list.

Need more Information: Contact any of the Linwood Cemetery Association members, including Mr. Frost and Mr. Pierce.