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A DIRECTORY OF CATHOLIC CHURCHES
IN WISCONSIN
Prepared by
The Wisconsin Historical Records Survey,Wee
Division of Community Service Programs
Work Projects Administration
Sponsored by
University of Wisconsin and
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Historical Records Survey
1942
DAN OTD:
The Historical Records Survey Projects
Sargent B. Child, Director
Jacob Hodnefield, Regional Supervisor
J. E. Boell, State Supervisor
Research and Records Programs
Harvey E. Becknell, Director
Mark English, Regional Supervisor
Lowell T. Galt, State Chief
Division of Community Service Programs
Florence Kerr, Assistant Commissioner
Helen T Bundy, Chief Regional Supervisor
Harriet G, Deuss, State Director
Work Projects Administration
Howard O. Hunter, Commissioner
Linus Glotzbach, Regional Director
Mark Muth, State Administrator
JUL 2'42
"To bring together the records of the past and
to house them in buildings where they will be preserved
for the use of men living in the future, a nation must
believe in three things. It must believe in the past.
It must believe in the future. It must, above all,
believe in the capacity of its people so to learn from
the past that they can gain in judgment for the creation
of the future."
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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FOREWORD
This Digest will be a boon to all who are interested in Wisconsin
history. The location and chronology of Catholic churches and services
are capital items for accurate historical estimates. Church sites and
dates usually are scattered in sources, published or oral, and are not
easily available. The unique source for places and dates is The Catholic
Almanac and Directory. This source is rare and not easily accessible,
and presents difficulties when in use.
Through patient research this source is now presented in a Digest
for names, sites and dates. Besides other uses, the Digest will provide
the basis from which studies may be projected, particularly those related
to the problems of church distribution, population shifts and unc hurched
areas.
Upon this accomplishment we congratulate the directors and workers
of the Wisconsin Historical Records Survey.
St. Francis Seminary
St. Francis, Wisconsin
Feb. 16, 1942
Rev. Peter Leo Johnson, D. D.
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PREFACE
The Wisconsin Historical Records Survey, under the National direction
of Sargent B. Child, is engaged in a nation-wide survey of the records of
State and local governmental units. This work was initiated in January
1936 as a part of the Federal Writers Project of the Work Progress Ad-
ministration (title changed to Work Projects Administration on July 1,
1939). In Wisconsin the project began operation in February 1936 and on
July 1, the present supervisor was appointed. In August 1936 the Survey
became an independent part of Federal Project No. 1. Since September 1939
the Survey in Wisconsin has been a State-wide project sponsored by the
University of Wisconsin and the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.
The objective of the Survey in Wisconsin has been the preparation of
complete inventories of the records of the State offices, of county, city,
and other local governmental units, of church records, of American imprints
and newspapers, and of manuscript depositories and collections.
The Directory of Catholic churches in Wisconsin is one of our publications
in the series of inventories of Church Archives but, while the publication of
the inventory of church records is a part of a nation-wide survey of the record
of the various religious denominations, the publication of similar directories
is not contemplated for every State. In Wisconsin the effective history of
the Catholic Church is as old as the State and therefore it is extremely diffi-
cult at times to follow the chronological order of the establishment of the
various Roman Catholic Churches. To simplify this matter and to furnish a
guide, we believe that it is very desirable that we prepare this directory to
guide us in the publication of the inventories of the records of the church,
We believe this publication will be helpful to scholars and writers of
religious history because our workers have searched a large file of directories
and almanacs for the information compiled in this directory. Our workers
checked through 105 printed volumes of directories covering 109 years of church
history in Wisconsin, 1833 to 1941. Two volumes, those for 1839 and 1841
not in the collection available to us at St. Francis Seminary. To simplify
the use of the directory, we have prepared three indexes, one by name of church
one by location of the church in the governmental unit, and one by the place
name location of the church.
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The information was compiled in the field by Mr. Peter Hoolihan with the
assistance of various workers. The arranging, compiling, and rechecking of
the information, and the preparation of the entries was completed by
Cyrus Ingraham, Faul Reinke, John Lazniak, and Peter Hoolihan. We wish to
thank the students at the St. Francis Seminary, who are residents of various
parishes, for their assistance. We are especially indebted to the Rev.
Peter Leo Johnson, Professor of Church History, St. Francis Seminary and also
the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. Marx, Vicar General of the Green Bay Diocese.
They examined the work and gave us valuable assistance in the form of criticism
and suggestion.
Both the field work and the final editing of this directory was completed
in the Milwaukee office of the Survey and it was prepared under the immediate
direction of Mr. William E. Hanecy and under the general supervision of our
Distriot Supervisor, Mr. Elmer Plischke. The Survey acknowledges with appre-
ciation the assistance and support of the District Director of Community
Service Programs and the Inspector of the Research and Records Programs of the
Milwaukee District of the Work Projects Administration.
Madison, Wisconsin
J. E. BOELL, State Supervisor
Wisconsin Historical Records Survey
Foreward
Preface
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
iv
Abbreviations, Symbols, and Explanatory Notes
Maps Showing Diocesan Boundaries.
Introduction
Milwaukee Archdiocese
Green Bay Diocese
La Crosse Diocese
Superior Diocese
Chapels
Milwaukee Archdiocese
Green Bay Diocese
La Crosse Diocese
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Superior Diocese
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Bibliography
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Appendix, Establishment of Wisconsin Counties
167
Index by Name of Church Location
169
Index by Name of Church
181
Index of Church by County and Local Government Unit
List of Wisconsin Historical Records Survey Publications.
185
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ABBREVIATIONS, SYMBOLS, AND EXPLANATORY NOTES
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sheet
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ordained priest
Canons Regular of Premontre (Norbertine Fathers)
page (s)
Reverend
Saint (in name of church)
street
Saints (in name of church)
in referring to Early C. C. Prop. the term
"sheet" is used to designate the plate number
volume (s)
Work Frojects Administration
location of church or mission undetermined
to date and continuing
church.....
mission
station
city
Co.
town
vil.
Church, Mission, and Station
An established institution which maintains
a resident pastor, thus having reference to
a parish or congregation rather than a
building or edifice
An established institution, having a parish
or congregation, served periodically by a
visiting priest and having no resident priest
Preaching place where no parish or congregation
exists and where the visits of the priest
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Municipality incorporated under laws of
Wisconsin as a city of the first, second,
third, or fourth class
County, as today organized under laws of
Wisconsin
An unincorporated unit of local government
organized under the laws of Wisconsin, but
distinguished from the geographic unit known
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Village, municipality incorporated under laws of
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Abbreviations, Symbols, and
Explanatory Notes
Cath. Alm.
C. C. in Wis.
Early C. C. Prop.
Geschichte
Stuffed Saddlebags
References
(See Bibliography for Complete Citations)
Official Catholic Almanacs and Directories
Henning, The Catholic Church in Wisconsin
Johnson and La Vies, Early Catholic Church
Property in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Haug, Geschichte der Katholischen Kirche
in Wisconsin
Johnson, Stuffed Saddlebags; The Life of
Martin Kundig, Priest, 1805-1879.
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INTRODUCTION
Prior to 1836 the present state of Wisconsin was a part of the
Michigan Territory. In that year Michigan became a state and the balance
of the territory became the Wisconsin Territory, which embraced within its
boundaries all of the present state of Wisconsin together with parts of the
present states of Minnesota and Iowa. In 1848 Wisconsin was accorded state-
hood and its geographical boundaries were prescribed. There has been virtually
no change in these boundaries since the establishment of statehood.
The formation of the Roman Catholic dioceses in Wisconsin commenced in
1833, when the Detroit Diocese was circumscribed, including the present state
of Wisconsin. Ten years later on November 28, 1843, that portion of the
diocese known as the Wisconsin Territory was set aside and designated the
Milwaukee Diocese, with the Cathedral at Milwaukee.
Green
Two additional dioceses were established in Wisconsin in 1868.
Bay Diocese, oreated March 3, 1868, embraced the northwestern quarter of
Wisconsin situated east of the Wisconsin River, from which the boundary courses
eastward along the southern boundaries of Adams, Marquette, and Green Lake
Counties, thence northward along the eastern boundary of Green Lake County,
to the northeast corner of Green Lake County, then directly eastward to the
Manitowoc River and down the river to Lake Michigan. The La Crosse Diocese
was created September 6, 1868, and embraced that portion of Wisconsin which
is situated to the north and west of the Wisconsin River. The balance of the
state remained within the Milwaukee Diocese, which was elevated to the position
of Archdiocese on February 12, 1875.
On May 10, 1905, Superior Diocese was created and formed from parts of
Green Bay and La Crosse Dioceses, each of which received a portion of the
territory of the Milwaukee Diocese. Since by 1905 the county boundaries
were prescribed more or less in their current form, the delineation of the
four dioceses followed county lines rather than natural boundaries.
Inasmuch as they are described at the head of each diocese in this directory,
they are not repeated here.
To enhance the consultant's appreciation and understanding of the
various elements comprising an individual entry in this directory, the
procedural steps utilized may be outlined in the following manner.
A card was originally prepared for each church when the name of the church
first appeared in the Catholic annual directory, and the card was then checked
against each subsequent appearance of the name of the church in succeeding
volumes of the directory. The location of the church by name of settlement,
post office, and county also was noted on these cards. When a church failed
to appear for a period of 5 years, it was assumed to have changed its location
or to have become defunct and its respective card was so annotated. About
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4,000 cards were thus prepared and approximately 200,000 checks were made,
which work took an average of two men about 1 year.
Before continuing with the method of procedure used in compiling the
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data, it may be well to note some of the difficulties encountered.
early days county lines were shifting constantly, and due to such changes
and also to the sparseness of the settlements, the locations of churches,
missions, and stations could not be readily identified, except by names or
numbers of townships or by the name of the nearest post office. Sometimes
the settlement adopted the name of the local trader or the name of the church,
and the names of both towns and churches changed, but it rarely happened that
the name of the church and the name of the location both changed at the same
time.
As emigration increased and more settlements came into existence, there
was a corresponding increase in the number of post offices within a smaller
area and consequently the locale of a not readily identifiable church was
more restricted. After county, town, and village lines were permanently
established, especially in northern and northwestern Wisconsin, about the
turn of the century, it was easier to identify churches and locations in
succeeding directories. In undertaking this research, strict attention was
not paid to boundary lines of counties, until about 1905, unless there was
a large variance in the location of a church, because the large areas encom-
passed by counties, especially in the early days, were not of much assistance
in determining the location of churches.
When all available annual church directories were consulted, the cards
containing the name of the church, location (together with the name of the
county), and dates were then turned over to an editorial staff, which sepa-
rated the cards by counties, and then proceeded to align them in an alpha-
betical arrangement if the location could be readily ascertained from the
information contained on the cards. Reference was made to ma
maps, especially
the county maps of the Wisconsin Highway Commission and the historical maps
printed in the Wisconsin Blue Books. Where necessary, the U. S. Postal
Guide was consulted. It was sometimes difficult to trace the Continuity of
a church where either its name or location was changed, especially during
the early development of the church. Where the church name has remained
unchanged while its location changed according to the listings in the annual
directories but nevertheless remained within a small geographical area, it
was assumed to be the same church, especially if the location did not cross
town lines. Where there were gaps in the sequence of dates of churches
located near a county boundary, according to our original survey, such
apparent discrepancies were frequently explained by the fact that the location
of the church was listed under an adjoining county. Occasionally an apparent
inconsistency in change of name or location was explained by rechecking the
sources to determine continuity in the service of a single resident pastor.
Available Catholic Church histories were of considerable value in eliminating
these and other difficulties in compiling this directory. As noted in the
bibliography, they were published towards the end of the nineteenth century
at a time when much of the early history of the church had already been
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names of settlements which have long since gone out of existence or which
have changed their names.
While in some instances reasonable conjecture would suggest the connection
of certain churches, they were listed separately under their given names and
locations, but wherever reasonable, they were identified by cross reference,
permitting the consultant to determine the situation for himself. Sources
of information other than the annual directories have been cited wherever
they were consulted.
In this work, it was necessary to consider the church not as a building
or a parish, but rather as a congregation. If the congregation as a unit
continued in existence, separate entries were not prepared in the event that
church buildings were rebuilt or removed to new locations. It might also
be noted that many contemporary churches were formerly missions or preaching
stations, whose names frequently differed. These changes of name are indicated
in the entries.
Basically, therefore, this directory constitutes a digest of that portion
of the Catholic annual directories which is concerned with the establishment
and existence of Catholic churches in the state of Wisconsin, supplemented
with pertinent information gleaned from available Catholic church histories,
to present in a very concise form the major data concerning the establishment
of each individual Roman Catholic church in Wisconsin, together with its
location, change of name, and services in organizing auxiliary missions and
preaching stations.
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MILWAUKEE ARCHDIOCESE
(Established November 28, 1843)
Comprises the counties of Columbia, Dane, Dodge,
Fond du Lac, Green, Green Lake, Jefferson, Kenosha,
Marquette, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Rock,
Sheboygan, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha.
ADAMS, town.
(Green Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1870--
Note: Attended as mission from Argyle, Lafayette Co., La Crosse
Diocese, by Rev. Joseph Willitzer. This congregation was organized
by Father Sullivan in 1862 and formerly attended from Monroe,
Green Co. Cf. Harry H. Henning, The Catholic Church in Wisconsin
(1895-98), p. 478, hereinafter referred to as C. C. in Wis.
ADDISON, settl. (Addison town, Washington Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1851--.
ADELL, vil.
Note: SS. Peter and Paul, a mission, was organized and the first
church built in 1848. Rev. Mich. Heiss was the first resident
pastor. First schoolhouse built in 1845. A new church was built
by Rev. Renker in 1865. The missions, St. Anthony and St. Bridget,
were attended from SS. Peter and Paul church. St. Anthony mission
near Allentown, Washington Co., is also attended from Addison mission
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 361; Johann Haug, Geschichte der Katholischen
Kirche in Wisconsin (1899), p. 305, hereinafter referred to as
Geschichte.
(Sheboygan Co.)
St. Patrick. 1853--.
1853-55, Town 13.
1856-80, Abbottown.
1881-88, Sherman town.
1889--, Adell, vil.
Note: Organized in 1854 and attended as a mission from St. Mary,
Random Lake. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 516, 517; Geschichte,
pp. 449, 450.
ALBANY, vil.
(Green Co.)
St. Patrick. 1864--.
1864-95, St. Francis de Sales, Albany.
1896--, St. Patrick, Albany.
Note: Organized and first church erected in 1863 by Rev. Richard
Sullivan. Was attended by St. Rose, Broadhead, Green Co. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 374; Geschichte, p. 318.
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ALLENTON, settl. (Addison
Sacred Heart. 1918--.
town, Washington Co.)
Note: Attended as a mission of St. Matthias, Nabob, Washington Co.
ALLENTON, settl.
St. Anthony.
(Addison tow, Washington Co.)
1856--.
Note: Organized and church built in 1865. New church built in
1873. Still attended as mission from SS. Peter and Paul, Addison,
Washington Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 361; Geschichte, p. 305.
ARMSTRONG, settl. (Osceola town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Our Lady of Angels. 1857--.
Note:
ASHFORD, town.
1857-61, St. Mary (Immac. Concep.), Osceola.
1861-94, St. Matthew, Osceola.
1895-1905, Our Lady of Angels, Osceola.
1906--, Our Lady of Angels, Armstrong.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 497.
(Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Martin. 1856--.
Note: Organized by Rev. Michael Beitter in 1847. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 363; Geschichte, p. 307.
ASHTON, settl.
(Springfield town, Dane Co.)
St. Peter. 1864--.
Note:
1883.
1864-33, Springfield.
1884--, Ashton.
Organized and first church built in 1861. Incorporated in
Rev. Michael Deisenrieder was the first resident pastor.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 364; Geschichte, p. 308.
AUBURN, town. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Matthias. 1864--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 459, 489.
BARTON, vil. (Washington Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1854--.
1854-59, Holy Immaculate Conception, West Bend.
1860--, Immaculate Conception, Barton.
Note: Organized Sept. 12, 1857; was a station prior to that date.
Rev. Kaspar Rehrl was the first resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 364; Geschichte, p. 309.
BEAVER DAM, city.
(Dodge Co.)
St. Mary. (De Auxilio) 1856-59, 1861-1904.
Note: Not listed in 1860. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 368; Geschichte,
p. 312. Defunct in 1903. Rev. Peter Leo Johnson and John G.
La Vies, Early Catholic Church Property in the Archdiocese of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1941), sheet 26, hereinafter referred to as
Early C. C. Prop.; and Rev. Peter Leo Johnson, Stuffed Saddlebags:
The Life of Martin Kundig, Priest, 1805-1879 (1942) p. 220, herein-
after referred to as Stuffed Saddlebags.
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BEAVER DAM, city.
St. Michael.
(Dodge Co.)
(Polish) 1877--.
Note: Organized by members of St. Mary in 1875.
the first resident pastor. Incorporated in 1885.
p. 366; Geschichte, p. 310.
BEAVER DAM, city. (Dodge Co.)
St. Patrick.
1864--
Rev. Gorski was
Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
Note: Organized in 1860 by Father J. Deberge, first resident
priest. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 366; Geschichte
p. 310.
BEAVER DAM, city.
St.
Peter.
Note:
1853.
(Dodge Co.)
1860--.
Organized and first church built by Rev. Martin Kundig in
In 1862 second church built and parochial school organized.
In 1865 schoolhouse built. In 1883 parish incorporated. Attends
as mission St. Mary. Cr. C. C. in Wis., pp. 308, 1158; Geschichte,
pp. 311, 312.
BELGIUM, vil.
St. Mary.
Note:
(Ozaukee Co.)
(Ad Angelos)
1851--.
The
Organized in 1849 by the Revs. Laufhuber and Gernbauer.
first church destroyed in 1834. New church built same year. Prior
to 1854 St. Mary was in Washington Co. Of. C. C. in Wis., p. 368;
Geschichte, p. 313.
BELLEVILLE, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Mary of Lourdes.
1909--.
Note: Attends as mission St. James, Dayton, Green Co.
BELOIT, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Jude.
BELOIT, city.
1910--.
(Rock Co.)
1914--
St. Paul.
BELOIT, city.
(Rock Co.)
St. Thomas. 1854--.
Note: First services held in 1846 by Father McKernan. In 1853
Father McFaul took charge. First church built by Father Morris in
1854. This stone church was destroyed by fire Dec. 23, 1884. New
church was built in 1885. In 1883 parish was incorporated. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 371; Geschichte, p. 314; Stuffed Saddlebags,
pp. 207, 208.
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BERLIN, city. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Joseph. 1855--.
Note: First services were held in the Badger Hall by Rev. Colton
in 1851. In 1852 a small frame church was built. In 1857 Rev.
Gray became first resident pastor. New brick church built by Rev.
Gray in 1857. St. Stanislaus, a branch of St. Joseph, was organized
in 1873. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 604; Geschichte, p. 531; Early C. C.
Prop., sheet 1.
BERLIN, city. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Michael. 1887--.
Note: Founded 1885 and attended by St. Stanislaus until Feb. 1894,
when the first resident pastor, Rev. J. Mozcjewski, was appointed.
Succeeded by Father J. Gratza, Sept. 30th same year. Organized
Sept. 1895. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 605; Geschichte, p. 532.
BERLIN, city. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Stanislaus. (Polish) 1874--.
Note: Branch of St. Joseph, Berlin, Wis., organized in 1873, with
Rev. Beuzyski as first pastor. St. Stanislaus attended St. Michael
until 1894. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 606; Geschichte, p. 533.
BERRY, town. (Dane Co.)
Chapel of the Oaks.
Note: Not listed in Cath. Alm. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 47, states
John Andrie built
built chapel on his land in honor of the Blessed Virgin
Mary in thanksgiving for the recovery of his invalid son. In 1916,
Archbishop Sebastian Messmer blessed the chapel, naming it Chapel of
the Oaks.
DEULAH ISLAND,
St. Joseph.
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1886-96.
1886-88, College Ville, Beulah Island.
1889-96, Beulah Island.
BIG BEND, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Joseph.
BIG FOOT PRAIRIE,
1924--.
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(Walworth Co.)
No Name. 1851.
BRANDON, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Brendan. 1922--.
Note: Attended as missions from St. Joseph, Markesan, Green Lake Co..
and from St. Mary, Springdale, Fond du Lac Co.
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BRIGGSVILLE, settl. (Douglas town, Marquette Co.)
St. Mary Help of Christians. 1877--.
1877-89, St. Mary, Briggsville.
1890--, St. Mary Help of Christians, Briggsville.
Note: Organized 1851. First church erected in 1857 by Rev. Doyle.
Incorporated in 1887. For early history C. C. in Wis., p. 606;
Geschichte, pp. 533, 1062.
BRIGGSVILLE, settl. (Douglas town, Marquette Co.)
St. Pius. 1860-68.
BRIGHTON, settl.
(Brigton town, Kenosha Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1851--.
1851-84, St. Patrick, Brighton.
1885--, St. Francis Xavier, Erighton.
Note: Organized in 1845 and attended by Revs. Morrissey, Martin
Kundig, and Moran. From 1848 to 1850 Rev. F. X. Etschmann, first
resident pastor, took charge and built first church. In 1883 church
was destroyed by cyclone and a new church was erected the same year.
Dedicated as St. Francis Xavier in 1884. Fpr early history of. C.
C. in Wis., p. 373; Geschichte, p. 317.
BRISTOL, settl.
St. Mary.
(Bristol town, Kenosha Co.)
1902-23.
BRISTOL, settl. (Bristol town, Kenosha Co.)
St. Michael. 1867-1904. Closed.
Note: Attended from Brighton. Cf. Stuffed Saddlebags, pp. 221-223;
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 82.
BRODHEAD, city.
St. Rose.
(Green Co.)
1869--.
Note: Was attended from Janesville and Monroe prior to organization.
In 1863 first church erected. In 1868 Rev. James Kinsella became the
first resident pastor. In that year an old schoolhouse was purchased
and reconstructed for church services. Attends as missions:
Patrick, Albany, Green Co; St. Augustine, Footville, Rock Co.
C. C. in Wis., p. 374; Geschichte, p. 318.
BROOKFIELD, settl. (Brookfield town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Dominic. 1847--.
St.
Cf.
1847-57, St. Dominic, Menomonee.
1858--, St. Dominic, Brookfield.
Attended from Milwaukee.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Agnes, Butler, Waukesha Co.
Cf. Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 214; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 62.
BUFFALO, town.
St. Andrew.
Note:
(Marquette Co.)
1864--.
Attended as mission from St. Mary, Pardeeville, Columbia Co.
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BURLINGTON, city. (Racine Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1864-
Note: Succeeded St. Sebastian in 1859. Attended as mission
St. Theresa, Powers Lake, Kenosha Co.
BURLINGTON, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Charles. 1910--.
BURLINGTON, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Sebastian. 1845-61.
Note: First services conducted by Rev. Thomas Morrissey in 1838.
Organized in 1841. First church erected in 1844, completed in
1847, dedicated Nov. 9, 1847. Rev. Michael Wiesbauer was the
first resident pastor. Larger church was built in 1854. Corner
stone was laid Sept. 9, 1855. Dedicated Dec. 8, 1859, as
Immaculate Conception, successor to St. Sebastian. The old
church building was reconstructed for school use. In 1890 a
still larger church was built and dedicated Dec. 10th of the same
year, as Immaculate Conception. In 1894 St. Mary was changed
into a modern schoolhouse. Services were discontinued in 1859.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 375; Geschichte, p. 319; Stuffed Saddle-
bags, p. 206; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 77.
BUTLER, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Agnes. 1915--.
Note:
BYRON, settl.
Attends as mission St. Dominic, Brookfield, Waukesha Co.
(Byron town, Fond du Lac Co.)
St. John. 1857--.
Note: Attends as mission St. James, Oakfield, Fond du Lac Co.
First services conducted in 1846. First church erected in 1847.
First resident pastor was Rev. George Matthews. Present church
erected in 1864. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 376; Geschichte, p. 321.
CALEDONIA, settl.
Holy Family.
(Caledonia town, Racine Co.)
1857--.
Note: Mission organized in 1857, in Lower Caledonia, Racine Co.
Attended as mission by Father Fabian, Racine, Racine Co. For
early history cf. Geschichte, p. 1058; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 73.
CALEDONIA, settl. (Caledonia town, Racine Co.)
St. Louis.
Note:
1851--.
Organized in 1850 by Rev. M. Kundig. For 14 years attended
as mission from Racine, Racine Co., Franklin, Oak Creek, and
New Coeln, Milwaukee Co. First church built in 1857. Became
self-sustaining in 1864. Incorporated in 1883. A school building
was erected in 1866. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 377;
Geschichte, p. 322; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 72.
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CALEDONIA,. town.
(Columbia Co.)
St. Mary of the Pines
Note: Date of establishment not known; still existed in 1899.
Formerly attended as mission from Baraboo, Sauk Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 783; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 72.
CAMBRIA, vil. (Columbia Co.)
St. Mary Visitation.
1868-1917.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception, Kingston,
Green Lake Co.
CAMPBELLSPORT, vil.
vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Matthew. 1867--,
1867-1905, St. Matthew, New Cassol.
1906--, St. Matthew, Campbellsport.
Note: Campbellsport was formerly known as New Cassel. For early
history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 489.
CASCADE, vil.
St. Mary
Note:
(Sheboygan Co.)
p. 323.
1858--.
Organized in 1859. New church built in 1893. Cf. Geschichte,
CEDARBURG, city. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Francis Borgia. 1846--.
Prior to 1851, St. Francis, Newland, Ozaukee Co.
Note: Not listed 1857-58. First church erected in 1846, 2 miles
south of Cedarburg Second church built in 1352; present church
built in 1870. Cf. C. C. in Wis.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 380; Geschichte, p. 325;
Stuffed Saddlebags, pp. 216, 217; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 39.
CENTERVILLE, ? (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Francis. 1864.
CLYMAN, vil.
vil. (Dodge Co.)
Holy Assumption. 1864-1908.
Note: Church built by Rev. Joseph Smith in 1861. Prior to erection
of church attended by Rev. McGowan, Watertown, Jefferson Co. First
resident pastor was Rev. M. J. Ward, appointed in 1872. Incorporated
in 1883. Defunct in 1906. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 383; Early C. C.
Prop., sheet 33.
CLYMAN, vil. (Dodge Co.)
St. Isidore 1853-1900.
Noto: Organized in 1850.
Attended as mission from Holy Assumption,
Clyman. Defunct in 1900. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p.
383; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 32.
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CLYMAN, vil. (Dodge Co.)
St. John. 1903--.
Note:
Attends as mission St. Malachy, Horicon, Dodge Co.
COLUMBUS, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Jerome.
1850--
1850-56, St. Jude, Columbus.
1857--, st. Jerome, Columbus.
Note: Organized by Rev. Martin Kundig in 1856. First church
built in 1857. Prior to 1856 Catholics of Columbus and vicinity
attended St. Columbkill, Elba, Dodge Co., where a church had been
built in 1850 and attended by Rev. Roche, Fox Lake or Portage.
First resident pastor at Elba was Rev. Martin Kundig. In 1893,
Elba became a mission of Columbus and was attended from here.
Second church built in 1864. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. Geschichte,
p. 327; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 219.
COTTAGE GROVE, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Patrick. 1857--
Note: Organized in 1850. First attended as mission from Madison
and Westport, Dane Co., later from Sun Prairie, Dane Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 546, 547.
COURTLAND, town. (Columbia Co.)
St. Mary. 1868-87.
Note:
CRAWFISH RIVER,
Attended from Fox Lake, Dodge Co.
? (Millford town, Jefferson Co.)
St. Malachy. 1858-91.
T858, St. Raphael, Millford.
1859-79, st. Malachy, Millford.
1880-91, St. Malachy, Crawfish River.
Note: St. Malachy established in 1856, services discontinued in
1885. Church is defunct. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 56.
CROSS PLAINS, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1859--
Note:
Organized and church building erected in 1854. Rev.
Lorenz Conrad was first resident pastor, 1854. In 1857 church
was enlarged. In 1859 schoolhouse was erected. In 1873 new
church was built. Incorporated in 1883. Prior to 1854 Catholics
of this locality attended services at Roxburg, Dane Co., about
13 miles from Cross Plains and Berry, Dane Co. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 385; Geschichte, p. 328.
CUDAHY, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Family.
1903--.
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CUDARY, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Frederick. 1896--.
Note: Incorporated in 1896.
CUDARY, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph. (Slovak)
(Slovak) 1910--.
Note: Attends services at St. Ann Chapel,
Cudahy Home, Cudahy.
DACADA, settl. (Fredonia town, Ozaukee Co.)
St. Nicholas, 1850--.
1850-78, St. Nicholas, Fredonia.
1879--, St. Micholas, Dacada.
Note: Organized in 1848. First resident pastor, Rev. George
Laufhuber. Church built in 1849.
Schoolhouse built in 1886.
New church built in 1869. Cf. Geschichte, p. 330.
DANE, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Michael. 1877--
Note: Organized in 1863. Attended as mission from Westport.
First resident pastor, Rev. F. X. Etschmann. Church built in
1875. Incorporated in 1885. Since 1836 attend as mission
St. Patrick, Lodi, Columbia Co. uf. C. C. in Wis., p. 388;
Geschichte, p. 331.
DAYTON, settl. (Exeter town, Green Co.)
St. James.
1870--.
Note: Organized in 1870 by nev. James O'Farrell, first resident
pastor. Addition to church built in 1872 by Father Colvin. Cf.
☺. C. in Wis., pp. 391,1158; Geschichte, p. 333.
DEERFIELD, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Anne. 1864-95.
Note: Built in 1855; services discontinued in 1878.
C. v. Prop., sheet 49.
Uf. Early
DE FOREST, vil. (Dane Co.)
Station. 1889-1915.
Note: Attended from Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, Sun Prairie,
Dane Co. Services discontinued in 1915. Cf. Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 45.
DEKORNA, settl.
St. Kieran.
(Dekorra town, columbia co.)
1860-87.
Note: Discontinued.
DELAFIELD, town.
uf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 13.
(Waukesha Co.)
Station (no name). 1856-89.
Note: Delafield listed as Deleville in 1875. Defunct.
Saddlebags, p. 215; Early u. C. Prop., sheet 60.
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DELEVAN, city. (Walworth Co.)
St. Andrew.
1850--.
Note: No name stated prior to 1858. First resident pastor,
Rev. George Brennan. Incorporated 1883. New church built in
1892. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 392; Geschichte, p. 333; Early
C. C. Prop., sheet 80.
(Forest town, Fond du Lac Co.)
DOTYVILLE, settl.
St. Michael. 1857-
1857-65, St. Virgil, Forestown.
1866-75, St. John the Baptist, Forest Town.
1876-91, St. Michael, Forest Town.
1892--, st. Michael, Dotyville.
Note: In 1847 and 1848 Revs. Casper and George Rehrl visited
Dotyville bimonthly. Mass read in small loghouse. First church
built by Rev. Bonaventura, first resident pastor. In 1885 new
church was built. Present church erected in 1894. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 394; Geschichte, p. 336.
DOUSMAN, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Bruno.
1851--,
1851-95, St. Bruno, Ottowa.
1896--, st. Bruno, Dousman.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 545.
DOYLESTOWN, vil.
(Columbia Co.)
St. Patrick. 1867--
1867-74, St. Patrick, Otsego.
1875-82, St. Gabriel, Doylestown.
1883--, St. Patrick, Doylestown.
Note: Doylestown is in Otsego town. Rev. H. Murphy, first resident
pastor, 1877. Attended St. Joseph, Rio, Columbia Co., and St.
Augustine, Wyocena, Columbia Co. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 395;
Geschichte, p. 337; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 223; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 12.
DUNDEE, settl. (Osceola town
(Osceola town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1876-1923.
Note: Defunct. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 498;
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 22.
DUPLAINVILLE, settl. (Pewaukee town, Waukesha Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1860--.
1860-95, Pewaukee.
1896--, Duplainville.
Note: Attended as mission from Pewaukee, Waukesha Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 503.
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EAGLE, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Theresa. 1857--
Note: Founded and first church erected in 1852. Prior to this,
services were conducted in private homes by Rev. Kundig, resident
pastor of Prairieville, known as Waukesha. First resident pastor,
Rev. Charles Schilling. Incorporated in 1883. Second church and
school built in 1896. Attends as mission St. Mary, Palmyra,
Jefferson Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 397; Geschichte, p. 337.
EAST BRISTOL, settl. (Bristol town, Dane Co.)
St. Joseph. 1856--.
1856-83, Sun Prairie.
1834--, East Bristol.
in 1847. First resident
New church dedicated
Note: Founded and first church built
pastor was John Baptist Hasselbauer.
Nov. 24, 1868. Incorporated in 1883.
Geschichte, p. 339; Stuffed Saddlebags, pp. 221-223; Early C. C.
Prop., sheet 46.
EAST TROY, vil.
(Walworth Co.)
St. Peter. 1855--
1855-76, St. Thaddeus.
1877--, St. Peter.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 397;
Note: Organized in 1848 and attended as mission from Waterford,
Racine Co. New church built in 1870. Attended as mission St. James,
Mulwanago, Waukesha Co. Organized in 1896. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 399.
EDEN. town.
(Fond du Lac Co.)
St. James. 1857--.
Note:
1857-67, Holy Ascension.
1868-, St. James.
Organized in 1847 in South Eden. Prior to 1867 listed as
Holy Ascension. Attended as mission from St. Mary, Eden village,
Fond du Lac Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 400;
Geschichte, p. 343; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 21.
EDEN, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Mary.
1896--.
Note: Attends as mission St. James, Town of Eden, Fond du Lac Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 400; Geschichte, p. 343.
EDGERTON, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Joseph.
1864--.
Note: Prior to 1870 Edgerton was attended as mission from
St. Michael, Porterstown, Rock Co. Later Edgerton became the
parish, and St. Michael, Porterstown, Rock Co., the mission.
Organized in 1852. First resident pastor of St. Joseph, was
Rev. Butler, appointed in 1870. Incorporated in 1833. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 401; Geschichte, p. 344.
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EDGEWOOD, settl. (Dane Co.)
St. Regina. 1883-91.
ELEA, settl. (Elba town, Dodge Co.)
St. Columblill. 1856--.
Note: Uf. Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 219.
ELDORADO, settl. (Eldorado town, Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Mary. 1869--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. John the Eaptist, Woodhull,
Fond du Lac Co. For early history cf. . C. in Wis., p. 520.
ELKHART LAKE, vil. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. George. 1897--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Fridoline, Glenbeulah, Sheboygan Co.
Organized by Lev. G. Weiss in Aug. 1896.
ELKHORN, city. (Walworth Co.)
St. Patrick, 1865--.
1865-82, t Lawrence.
1883--, St. Patrick
Note: First service conducted in Elkhorn in 1848 at the home of
Michael Fahey by Rev. J. Prendergast. Incorporated in 1880.
Of. U. C. in Wis., pp. 402, 403; Larly C. C. Prop., sheet 76.
EIM GROVE, Settl. (Waukesha Co.)
Visitation of the Elessed Virgin. 1864--.
St. Mary Convent
New Church
Note: Organized in 1844. Reorganized by Rev. Joseph Salzmann, and
church built in 1850. Dedicated as St. Ambrosius.
Elm Grove, was founded in 1859 by Mother Caroline.
erected in 1868. First resident pastor was Father Kilian Flasch.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 403,404.
EVANSVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Paul.
Paul. 1907--,
ERIN, town. (Washington vo.)
St. Patrick. 1850--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary of the Hill, Holy Hill,
Washington Co. For early history of. . . in Wis., p. 424.
FARMINGTON, town. (Washington Co.)
St. John of God. 1864--.
تا
Note: Attended as mission from St. Michael, St. Michaels,
Washington Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 528.
FARMINGTON, town. (Washington Co.)
St. Peter. 1857-1907.
Note:
Defunct. Fpr early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 487; Early
. C. Prop., sheet 24.
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FOND DU LAC, city.
St. Joseph. 1871--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 407.
FOND DU LAC, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Louis. 1851--.
Note:
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 409.
FOND DU LAC, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Mary
Note:
1867--.
FOND DU LAC, city.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 411.
(Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Patrick. 1864--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 411.
FONTANA, vil. (Walworth Co.)
St. Benedict. 1914--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Catherine, Sharon, Walworth Co.
FOOTVILLE, vil. (Rock Co.
)
St. Augustine. 1867--.
Note: Organized as mission by and church built under direction of
Rov. M. Wrynn in 1875. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 374; Geschichte,
p. 318.
FORT ATKINSON, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Joseph. 1887--.
Note: Established Aug. 11, 1884. Catholics of Fort Atkinson and
vicinity purchased building for church purposes from the Univer-
salist congregation of that city. St. Joseph at that time was in
charge of Fathers of The Holy Cross, Watertown.
1895. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 412.
FOX LAKE, city. (Dodge Co.)
Immaculate Conception. (St. Mary) 1850--.
1850, Station, Fox Lake.
1851-52, Immaculate Conception, Washburn.
1853-61, Immaculate Conception, Waushara.
1862--, Immaculate Conception, Fox Lake.
Incorporated in
Note: Organized in 1845. First church built in 1850. New church
was erected in 1892. First resident pastor, Rev. James Roche,
1850. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 413, 414.
FRANKLIN, ? (Iowa Co.)
Sacred Heart of Josus and Mary. 1860-78.
FREDONIA, vil. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Rose of Lima. 1860--.
1860-1902, Mater Dolorosa.
1910--, St. Rose of Lima.
Note: Attends as mission Mother of Sorrow, Kohler, Ozaukee Co.
For early history of Mater Dolorosa cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 416.
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FUSSVILLE, settl.
St. Anthony
(Menomonee town, Waukesha Co.)
1848--.
Note: Organized and first church built under direction of
Rev. Maria Anton Meyer in 1846. Congregation of St. Martin,
Engelsburg, known as West Granville, Milwaukee Co. was established
by Rev. Meyer, 1846. In 1851 St. Martin, Granville, was attended
as mission from St. Anthony. New church at Fussville was built in
1864. Parochial school conducted since 1857.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 417, 418.
GENESEE, settl. (Genesee town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Paul.
1864--.
Note: Attended from St. James, Mulwanago, Waukesha Co.
GLENBEULAH, vil.
(Sheboygan Co.)
St. Fridolin. 1866--
Note: Established about 1865 by Rev. Haider, resident pastor,
Sheboygan. St. Fridolin had resident pastor for short period.
Formerly attended from St. John, Plymouth, Sheboygan Co. Now
attended from St. George, Elkhart Lake, Sheboygan Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 506.
GOLDENTHAL, settl.
(Germantown town, Washington Co.)
St. Boniface. 1846--.
1846, St. Boniface, Town Ten.
1847-99, St. Boniface, Germantown.
1900-19, St. Boniface, Richfield.
1920--, St. Boniface, Goldenthal.
Note: Organized in 1845. Second church built in 1849.
Incorporated
in 1886. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 419, 420; Early
C. C. Prop., sheet 42.
GRAFTON, vil. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1851-1929.
Note: Attended as mission by pastor of St. Joseph and other pastors,
Rev. M. Heiss being the first of these, Oct. 14, 1844. Rev.
Cf. C. C.
P. Fabian was first resident pastor, 1850. First church was built
in 1848; the second, 1868. Services discontinued in 1928.
in Wis., p. 421; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 40.
GRAFTON, vil. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Joseph. 1852--.
Note: Organized Nov. 7, 1849. Prior to 1860 was attended at
different intervals by resident pastor of neighboring parishes.
Rev. William Storr was first resident pastor, 1860. Cf. C. C.
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GRANVILLE CENTER, settl. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Catherine. 1860--.
Note: Established and church built in 1855. Attended by Rev.
Martin Weiss, Fussville, Waukesha Co. Rev. C. Schilling, first
resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 421.
GRANVILLE, settl.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Martin. 1849-1921.
1849-98, St. Martin, Granville.
1899-1921, St. Martin, Summerville.
Note: Organized July 12, 1846, by Rev. M. Antonius Meyer who
also organized the congregation in Fussville, Waukesha Co. First
resident pastor, Rev. A. Urbanek, 1849; second, Rev. P. J. Fander,
1850-51. School was conducted from 1847-49. Attended as a
mission from Fussville, Waukesha Co. Services discontinued in
1922. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 417, 418; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 59.
GRANVILLE, settl. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Michael.
1845-1904.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Catherine, Granville Center,
Milwaukee Co. Discontinued in 1904. Cf. Stuffed Saddlebags,
pp. 217, 218; Early C. C. Prop., sheets 57, 58.
GREENDALE, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Alphonsus. 1939--.
GREENFIELD, town. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Sacrament. 1859-1925.
Note: Services discontinued in 1914. Cf. Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 68.
GREENFIELD, town. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Barnabas. 1851-58.
Note: Services discontinued in 1858. Cf. Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 69.
GREENFIELD, town. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary. 1848--
Note: Founded in 1842.
Organized and first church built by the
Rev. Father Kelley. Attends as mission Holy Assumption,
St. Martin, Milwaukee Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 414; Stuffed
Saddlebags, p. 211; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 70.
GREEN LAKE, vil. (Green Lake Co.)
No Name.
1846.
GREEN LAKE, vil.
vil. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Mary. (Our Lady of the Lake) 1902--.
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HARTFORD, city. (Washington Co.)
St. Kilien.
1865--.
Note: Organized in 1863. First resident pastor, Rev. P. Schwaiger.
New church built in 1876. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 423; Geschichte, p. 363.
HARTLAND, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Charles. 1907--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Clare, North Lake, Waukesha Co.
HOLY CROSS, settl. (Ozaukee Co.)
Holy Cross. 1847--.
Note: Organized Sept. 14, 1845. First visiting pastor, Rev. Michael
Heiss. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 427.
HOLY HILL, (shrine) (Erin town, Washington Co.)
St. Mary of the Hill. 1897-
Note: Attended as mission from St. Patrick, Erin, Washington Co.
For complete history to 1898 cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 967-977.
HONEY CREEK, settl. (Spring Prairie town, Walworth Co.)
St. Luke. 1872-75.
HORICON, city. (Dodge Co.)
St. Malachy. 1857--.
Note: Frame church built 1856. New church built 1915. Attended
as mission from St. John, Clyman, Dodge Co. Cf. Stuffed Saddlebags,
p. 223; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 27.
HUBERTUS, settl. (Richfield town, Washington Co.)
St. Hubertus.
1847-
1847-51, Germantown.
1852-1910, Richfield.
1911--, Hubertus.
Organized in 1846.
Note:
Prior to that time Catholics in this
vicinity were attended as mission from St. Boniface, Germantown,
Washington Co. In 1854 St. Hubertus obtained first resident pastor,
Rev. M. Pfeiffer, who also attended St. Augustine as mission, which
was organized in 1846. Second church built 1875-80. Attends mis-
sion Holy Maternity of the B. V. M., Richfield, Washington Co. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 517; Geschichte, p. 451.
JACKSON, vil.
(Washington Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1852-1923.
Note:
1852-56, St. Bridget, Trenton.
1857-61, St. Bridget, Jackson.
1864-1923, Immaculate Conception, Jackson.
For brief early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 386, under
St. Francis Borgia, Cedarburg, Ozaukee Co.; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheets 37, 38.
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JACKSON, town. (Washington Co.)
St. Augustine. 1855-84.
Note: Cf. St. Francis Borgia, Cedarburg, Ozaukee Co., also
St. Augustine, Trenton (Newburg), Waukesha Co.
JANESVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Mary of Nativity. 1877--.
Established in 1878. First resident pastor, Rev. Muench, appointed
Sept. 4, 1876. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 428.
JANESVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Patrick. 1851--.
1851-65, St. Cuthbert, Janesville.
1866--, St. Patrick, Janesville.
Note: Organized in 1850. In October of that year Rev. Patrick
Kernan was appointed first resident pastor. Rev. J. M. Doyle took
charge in 1864. Incorporated in 1883. Formerly attended from
Lake Geneva, Walworth Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 430.
JEFFERSON, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1864--.
Note: Prior to 1859 founders of St. John the Baptist attended
St. Lawrence. In that year they organized a congregation, buying
the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Wendelin Bernard, first
pastor. In 1866 present church was begun and dedicated in 1868.
Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 431; Early C. c.
Prop., sheet 67.
JEFFERSON, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Lawrence.
1860--.
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Note: Organized in 1850. Rev. Michael Haider appointed resident
pastor in 1850. Watertown, Clymanstown, Rome, and Ottawa attended
as mission by Rev. Haider. In 1859 members of the congregation
separated from St. Lawrence, organized St. John the Baptist and
served St. Lawrence as mission. In 1862 a new church was built,
with Rev. Michael Beitter as pastor. New schoolhouse erected in
1869. Parish incorporated in 1883. New rectory built in 1894.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 433, 434; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 224.
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JOHNSBURG, settl. (Taycheedah town, Fond du Lac Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1856--.
Note:
1856-85, St. John the Baptist, Taycheedah.
1886--, St. John the Baptist, Johnsburg.
For history ci
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 434; Early C. C. Prop.
sheet 15.
JOHNSON CREEK, vil. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Mary Magdalene.
1907--.
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JUNEAU, city. (Dodge Co.)
Immaculate Conception.
1876--
Note: Established in 1873 by Rev. Ward. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 384.
KANSASVILLE, settl. (Racinę Co.)
St. Mary. 1868--.
Note:
KENOSHA, city.
1868-91, St. Mary, Dover.
1892. St. Mary, Kansasville.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 549, 550.
(Kenosha Co.)
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. 1934--.
Note: Attended as mission from Our Lady of the Rosary, Kero sha.
KENOSHA, city.
(Kenosha Co.)
Our Lady of the Rosary. (Italian) 1924-.
Note:
KENOSHA, city.
St. Anthony.
Attends as mission Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.
(Kenosha Co.)
(Slovak)
(Slovak) 1913~~.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. Casimir. (Polish) 1903.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. George. (German) 1852--.
Note: First church organization of German Catholics in Kenosha
was perfected in 1848. On Jan. 1, 1849, a meeting was held in the
basement of St. Mark (now St. Janos) when it was decided to erect
a church. Church and schoolhouse crected same year.
On
Jan. 12, 1875, church and school building destroyed by fire.
Temporary church and school erected. During the period 1883-87 a
new church and school was built. Incorporated in 1083. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 438.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. James.
1840--.
1840-89, St. Mark, Kenosha.
1891--, St. James, Kenosha.
Note: Established in 1837. First church built in 1845. Incor-
porated in 1983. School building erected in 1892. Present church
was built in 1833. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 440; Stuffed Saddlebags,
p. 204.
KENOSHA, city.
(Kenosha Co.)
St. Mark. 1930--.
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KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. Mary. (Italian) 1905--.
KENOSHA, city.
St. Peter.
(Kenosha Co.)
(Lithuanian)
(Lithuanian) 1905--.
KENOSHA, city, (Kenosha Co.)
St. Thomas Aquinas.
1912--.
KEWASKUM, vil. (Washington Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1864--.
Note: Organized in 1861.
Washington Co., 1861-68.
Attended as a mission from Barton,
First resident pastor, Rev. John Mueller,
1868. Attonds as mission St. Bridget, Wayne torm, Washington Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 441; Geschichte, p. 381.
KINGSTON, vil. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Mary Immaculate Conception. 1877--.
1877-78, St. Henry, Kingston.
1879--, St. Mary Immaculate Conception, Kingston.
Noto: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Waupun, Fond du Lac Co.
For early history cf. Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 225.
KOHLER, Sottl.
(Ozaukee Co.)
Mother of Dolors (of Sorrows). 1903-~.
Noto: Attends mission St. Rose of Lima, Fredonia, Ozaukee Co.
KOHLER, vil. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. John. 1930--
LAKE FIVE, settl. (Erin town, Washington Co.)
St. Columba.
No to:
1851--.
Established in 1842 by Rov. Kundig. Attended as mission
by resident pastor from St. John, Monchos,, Waukesha Co. Cath.
Alm. lists St. Benedict, Lake Five, Washington Co., in 1845 only.
Cf. C. C, in Wis., pp. 475, 476; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 216.
LAKE GENEVA, city. (Walworth Co.)
St. Francis de Sales. 1850--.
No to: Organized in 1844. First resident pastor, Rev. Patrick
McKernan in 1847. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 445, 1159.
LAKE MILLS, city.
St. Francis.
(Jefferson Co.)
1907-.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Henry, Watertown, Jefferson
Co.
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LANNON, vil.
(Waukesha Co.)
St. James. 1850--.
1850-57, Springfield, Waukesha Co.
1857-90, Menominee, Waukesha Co.
1891-1912, Templeton, Waukesha Co.
1913--, Lannon, Waukesha Co.
Note: Organized in 1842; first church built in 1848. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 547.
LE ROY, settl. (Le Roy town, Dodge Co.)
St. Andrew. 1854-
1854-57, St. Andrew, Lomira.
1868-75, St. Andrew, Loomara.
1876-1900, St. Andrew, Farmersville.
1901--, St. Andrew, Le Roy.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 405.
LIMA, town. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Rosa. 1864--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. George, St. George, Sheboygan
Co.
LODI, vil. (Columbia Co.)
St. Patrick. 1887--
Note: Attends as mission St. Thomas, Poynette, Columbia Co.
LOMIRA, vil. (Dodge Co.)
St. Mary of Nativity.
1872--.
Note: Established 1870. Small church built by Rev. Welter, and
attended as mission St. Martin, Ashford, Fond du Lac Co. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 450.
LOST LAKE, settl. (Calamus town, Dodge Co.)
St. Mary.
1888--.
1888-95, Calamus.
1896--, Lost Lake.
Note: Organized in 1865 and successively attended by the Revs.
Dougherty, McGirt, Gray, and Roche, the latter occupying pastorate
continuously for 18 years. Attends St. Gabriel, Randolph, Dodge Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 451.
LOWELL, vil.
(Dodge Co.)
St. John Evangelist.
1875-1901.
Note: Established in 1870 by Rev. Henry O'Brien. Defunct in 1901.
Attended as mission from Sacred Heart College, Watertown,
Jefferson Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 552; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 31.
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LYONS, settl.
(Walworth Co.)
St. Joseph. 1870--.
1870-75, St. Benedict, Lyons.
1876--, St. Joseph, Lyons.
Note: Founded in 1870 and small church erected in that year.
Attends as mission St. Mary, Pell Lake, Walworth Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 452.
LYONS, town. (Walworth Co.)
St. Kilian. 1858--.
1858-1904, Hudson, Walworth Co.
1905--, Lyons.
Note: Founded about 1858; approximately 5 miles south of Lyons,
where a small church was built. Became branch of St. Joseph in
1884. Since then regularly attended from there. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 452.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
Blessed Sacrament.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
1924--.
Holy Redeemer. 1858--.
Note: First mass celebrated by Rev. Kundig in 1843. In 1848 mass
celebrated in new capitol building. First church erected in 1849.
New church erected in 1854. Holy Redeemer church built and school
opened in 1857. New church erected in 1869. Incorporated in 1883.
Rev. Whitehead appointed first resident pastor in 1848. A new
schoolhouse erected in 1892. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 453, 457.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Bernard. 1908--.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. James.
1906--.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Joseph. (Italian)
MADISON, city.
city. (Dane Co.)
St. Patrick. 1889--.
1918--.
Note: Organized in 1888. First church built in 1889. cf. c. c.
in Wis., p. 457.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Paul. 1846.
Note: Not listed after 1846.
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MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Raphael. 1858--.
Note: First mass celebrated by Rev. Kundig in 1842. About this
time St. Raphael organized and built a church. In 1854 a new church
was built. In 1850 first schoolhouse erected. In 1870 a schoolhouse
Cf. C. C. in
was erected on Henry Street. Incorporated in 1883.
Wis., pp. 458, 1160; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 224.
MAPLETON, settl. (Oconomowoc town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Catherine.
1858--.
1858-61, Oconomowoc.
1864, Mapleton.
Note: Established in 1847, at which time Rev. F. Morrissey was
appointed first resident pastor. Attends mission St. Joan of Arc,
Okauchee, Waukesha Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 463.
MARCELLON, settl. (Marcellon town, Columbia Co.)
No Name. 1858.
Note:
Prior to 1858 Marcellon was a mission with Columbus,
Buffalo Lane, Kingston, MacTyre settl., and Strong Landing.
MARKESAN. vil. (Green Lake Co.)
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St. Joseph.
Note:
MARSHALL, vil.
St. Mary.
Note:
1898--.
Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Waupun, Fond du Lac Co.
(Dane Co.)
1908--.
Attends as mission St. Patrick, Cottage Grove, Dane Co.
MARSHFIELD, town. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Joseph.
1857--.
1857-61, No Name, Marshfield.
1866--, St. Joseph, Marshfield.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Cross, Mt. Calvary,
Fond du Lac Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 478.
MARTINSVILLE, settl. (Springfield town, Dane Co.)
St. Martin. 1906--.
MARYTOWN, settl. (Calumet town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1851--.
1851-56, Holy Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Calumet.
1857-61, St. Mary, Calumet.
1864--, Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Marytown.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 464.
MAYVILLE, city.
St. Mary.
Note:
(Dodge Co.)
1857--.
Organized in 1856. Attended for a number of years by
Rev. Real, first missionary of this region. New church built in
1881. Mayville attended as mission from Theresa until 1896.
Rev. Joseph Heder, first resident pastor, Aug. 1896. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 465.
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MAZOMAINE, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Barnabas. 1860--.
Note: Established by Rev. Walsh and church erected in 1862.
Incorporated in 1883. New church erected in 1891. Attends as
mission Mill Creek, Iowa Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 466, 467.
MENOMONEE FALLS, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Mary.
MEQUON, settl.
St. James.
Note:
1906--.
(Mequon town, Ozaukee Co.)
1856--
Organized and church built in 1845. Second church erected
under Rev. Weiss. Rev. C. Schaettin was the first resident pastor.
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 422.
MIDDLETON, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Bernard.
1895--,
Note: Organized in March 1889. First services conducted in
public high school building. Incorporated in 1889; church built
in same year.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 468.
MILTON JUNCTION, settl. (Rock Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1895--.
Note: First church built in 1891. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 412.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Blessed Sacrament. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
(Italian) 1900--.
Blessed Virgin of Pompeii. (Italian)
Note: Attends St. Rita as mission.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Gesu. 1895--.
Note: Gesu is a union of St. Gall and Holy Name congregations.
In 1892 steps were taken to build on 12th St. and Grand Ave.
Corner stone laid May 21, 1893; dedicated Dec. 1894. Rev. James
D. Foley, first resident pastor. For early history see St. Gall.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 331; Geschichte, p. 273.
MILWAUKEE, city.
Holy Angels.
MILWAUKEE, city.
Holy Cross.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1918--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1880--
1880-1925, Holy Cross, Wauwatosa.
1926--, Holy Cross, Milwaukee.
Note: Established in 1879 in Wauwatosa; this region later became
Milwaukee. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 560.
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MILWAUKEE, city.
Holy Ghost.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1902--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Name of Jesus. 1876-94.
Note: See Gesu and St. Gall. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 331; Early
C. C. Prop., sheet 63.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Redeemer. 1898--.
Note:
MILWAUKEE, city.
Holy Rosary.
Note:
Known as Holy Redeemer, North Milwaukee, prior to 1930.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1887-- ·
Organized by Archbishop Heiss in 1885. Church located on
Oakland Ave., dedicated March 14, 1886. First school organized
Oct. 12, 1885. Second building erected in 1893. First resident
pastor, Rev. W. F. McGill. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 336.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Trinity.
1851--.
Note: Organized in 1849. Corner stone laid, Greenbush and
Park Sts., July 8, 1849; church dedicated Sept. 22, 1850. Rev.
Joseph Sadler appointed first rector. Schoolhouse erected in
1867. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 337; Geschichte, p. 266.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1872--.
Note: Organized in 1870. Church built and dedicated in 1871.
Church located on Kinnickinnic and Russell Aves. First resident
pastor, Rev. P. F. Pettit, who succeeded Rev. Fagan. Incorporated
in 1885. Schoolhouse built in 1886. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 340;
Geschichte, p. 298.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mother of Good Counsel. 1928--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Our Lady of Guadalupe.
(Mexican) 1927--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Sacred Heart. (Croatian) 1918--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Adalbert.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Agnes.
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Polish) 1909--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1926--.
St. Alexander.
(Milwaukee Co.)
(Polish) 1926--.
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MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Ann. 1895--.
Note: A branch of St. Michael. Organized in 1894, at which time
structure was erected for church and school purposes. Corner
stone laid Nov. 17, 1894; dedicated May 19, 1895, by Rev. A. F.
Schinner. First resident pastor Rev. August B. Salick. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 322; Geschichte, p. 258.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Anthony. (German) 1873--.
Note: In April 1872 church was organized and church building
erected on 4th Ave. and Mitchell St. First services conducted
Nov. 3, 1872. Church completed in 1886. Rev. A. Decker was
first resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 323; Geschichte,
p. 259.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Anthony of Padua. 1931--.
Note:
Attends as mission St. Theresa on 90th St. and Highland Ave.
Known as Little Flower Church, Wauwatosa, Milwaukee Co.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Augustine. 1889--.
Note: Organized and incorporated in 1887. Rev. P. A. Schumacher
was first resident pastor, Aug. 1888. First mass Aug. 25th, in
schoolroom. Church dedicated Sept. 23, 1888. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 324; Geschichte, p. 262.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Barbara.
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1924--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Benedict the Moor. (Colored) 1913--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Boniface. (German) 1889--.
Note: Organized by Rev. Leopold Drexel in 1888, when church was
built on 11th and Center Sts. Rev. Drexel, first resident pastor.
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 325; Geschichte, p. 263.
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Casimir. (Polish) 1895--.
Note: On Sept. 14, 1893 lots were purchased on corner Bremen and
Clarke Sts. On July 11, 1894, erection of large church building
was begun. On Nov. 11, 1894 building was blessed by The Most
Rev. Archbishop F. X. Katzer, and since that day the parish of
St. Casimir has been in existence. The first resident pastor was
Rev. Aegidius Tarasiewicz. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 326; Geschichte,
p. 264.
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MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Catherine.
1923--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
SS. Cyril and Methodius. (Polish) 1894--.
Note: Organized May 11, 1893 by Rev. J. F. Szukalski. Church
and schoolhouse built on corner American Ave., now S. 15th St.,
and Windlake Ave. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 327; Geschichte, p. 265.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Elizabeth. (German) 1902--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Emeric.
(Hungarian) 1934--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Francis of Assisi. (German) 1872--.
Note: Site of church and monastery purchased Aug. 24, 1865 by
Rev. Bonaventura Frey, (Order Minor Capuchins). On July 7, 1869,
Rev. Ivo laid corner stone of monastery and of the attached chapel.
Buildings dedicated Dec. 8, 1869. In June 1870 Rev. Ivo organized
St. Francis of Assisi parish and erected church; dedicated July 21,
1870. South wing added to monastery and frame school built in 1871.
Feb. 6, 1873, Rev. Lawrence Vorwerk, (Order Minor Capuchins), became
guardian of the monastery and ex officio rector. New brick and cut
stone church erected in 1876; dedicated Feb. 8, 1877, by Archbishop
Henni. New school was built in 1889. Third wing added to monastery
in 1892, completing square formed by church and convent. On April
19, 1893, fire destroyed part of the church interior. Conducts
services in chapel, House of Correction. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 327;
Geschichte, p. 269.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Gabriel.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Gall.
Note:
(Milwaukee Co.)
(Lithuanian) 1914--
1914-17, St. George, Milwaukee.
1918--, st. Gabriel, Milwaukee.
(Milwaukee Co.)
(Old Church) 1850-94.
Organized by Bishop John Martin in 1847. Church built and
dedicated in honor of St. Gall. Rev. S. J. Beauprey became first
resident pastor in 1849. New church built in 1868. Last services
conducted in St. Gall Oct. 21, 1894. St. Gall was succeeded by
Gesu church in 1895. St. Gall, listed in U. S. Cath. Alm. and Dir.
from 1908 to 1941, on 3rd and Clarke Sts., has no connection with
old St. Gall. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 331, (Gesu Church) p. 1157;
Geschichte, p. 273; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 65.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Gall.
Note:
(New Church) 1908--.
No connection with earlier St. Gall, Milwaukee.
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MILWAUKEE, city.
St. George.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Gerard.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Hedwig.
Note:
(Milwaukee Co.)
(Syrian Chapel) 1912--
(Milwaukee Co.)
1926--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1872--.
Organized and built church in 1871. First resident pastor
Rev. Knocz. School established in 1872. Brick school erected
in 1879. In 1888 a brick and stone church was erected. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 335; Geschichte, p. 277.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Helen.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1926--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Hyacinth. (Polish) 1883--.
Note: Originated from St. Stanislaus and organized in 1882;
dedicated and incorporated 1883. Rev. Hyacinth Gulski, first
resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 339; Geschichte, p. 277.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Ignatius. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John Cathedral. 1849--.
Note: Corner stone laid by Bishop Henni Dec. 5, 1847; completed
in 1852. Consecrated by Mgr. Bedini in July 1853. In 1892 old
Cathedral tower was replaced by present one. Architectural style
is "Grecian." Interior decorations were done in 1892 by a Polish
fresco painter. Famous paintings purchased in Munich, Germany
by Archbishop Henni for the Cathedral. Schools established in
1842 by Rev. Kundig. First classes conducted in basement of old
St. Peter church, on Martin St., between Jackson and Jefferson
sts.
St. John Cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1935 and is
being rebuilt. cf. C.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 310; Geschichte, p. 253.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John the Evangelist. (Slovene) 1917--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John Kanty. 1908--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. (De Nepomuc, Bohemian.)
1868--.
Note: Organized in 1867 by Rev. Martin Kundig. First resident
pastor was Rev. Gartner who served until 1875. Incorporation date
not given. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 343; Geschichte, p. 279; stuffed
Saddlebags, pp. 268, 269.
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MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Josaphat Basilica. (Polish) 1889--.
Note: Branch of St. Stanislaus. Organized in 1888 by Rev.
W. Grutza, who was the first resident pastor. A temporary brick
building for church and school was erected and dedicated the same
year. This building was destroyed on May 12, 1889. Location was
on 1st and Lincoln Aves. A new church was built at once, but soon
was too small and the present church was erected. Corner stone
laid July 4, 1897. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 341; Geschichte, p. 279.
(Milwaukee Co.)
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Joseph (German) 1849, 1856--.
Note:
Outgrowth of St. Mary organized Feb. 22, 1855. Under
direction of Rev. Holzhauer church was built on corner 11th and
Cherry Sts., in 1885. Addition to chapel dedicated June 8, 1885.
Corner stone laid May 18, 1856; dedicated Nov. 16th, same year.
In 1859 larger schoolhouse was erected. Congregation of St. Joseph
grew so rapidly that a new and larger school was built in 1875, and
two new congregations had to be established, St. Michael in 1883,
and St. Boniface in 1889. St. Joseph also had to be enlarged in
1889. Congregation was incorporated 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 344; Geschichte, p. 281.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Lawrence.
(German) 1889--.
Note: Organized in 1888 by Rev. Louis Barth. Church built on 21st
Ave
between Greenfield and Orchard Sts. Addition was erected in
1898. Incorporated in 1892. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 346; Geschichte,
P. 283.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Leo. (German) 1909--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary 1847.
Note: This church is the first and oldest German Catholic church
in Milwaukee. In fall 1845 members of St. Peter church resolved to
organize a new church. Church erected by Rev. M. Heiss in 1846, on
Main and Biddle Sts. On Sept. 12, 1847 the church was consecrated.
The school opened Jan. 2, 1851. A new schoolhouse built in 1866
another in 1891 which was dedicated Feb. 4, 1894. In April 1893
church was damaged by fire. Incorporated in 1883.
Wis., p. 347; Geschichte, p. 284.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary Czestochowa. (Polish) 1908--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary Magdalen. (Polish) 1926--.
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MILWAUKEE, city
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Matthew. 1893--
Note: Organized in 1893; incorporated in April 1894 by Rev. J. M.
Naughtin. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 349; Geschichte, p. 287.
(Milwaukee Co.)
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Michael. 1884--
Note: Organized by members of St. Joseph under direction of Rev.
Herm. Jos. Holzhauer on March 13, 1883. March 17, a committee
recommended the purchase of 2 acres of land on Vliet St., west of
24th St., and 3 lots on corner 24th and Cherry Sts. Church dedi-
cated on Nov. 23, 1883. Original promotor of this congregation
was Archbishop Michael Heiss. A school was opened on Jan. 3, 1884.
New school completed in Aug. 1887, and dedicated Sept. 29, 1887.
Corner stone of new church was laid on May 15, 1892. Church
dedicated on Oct. 1, 1893. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 350; Geschichte,
P. 288.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Nicholas. 1935--
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Fatrick. 1876--.
Note: Organized in 1876. An outgrowth of old St. Gall parish and
formed to meet the wants of the large English speaking population
on the south side. First resident pastor, Rev. Vahey. Church
erected in 1876. Work on a new church begun in 1893 corner stone
laid Aug. 27, 1895. Completed and dedicated in 1895. Architec-
tural style, Gothic. Parish incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 351; Geschichte, p. 291.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Paul. (Polish)
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Polish) 1920--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Peter. 1839-1889.
Note: St. Peter erected by Rev. O'Kelly, is very probably the
earliest Catholic church in Milwaukee. Church was built in 1839 on
two lots donated by Solomon Juneau, on what is now State Street
between Jefferson and Jackson Sts. In 1847 St. Mary was organized
as a branch of St. Peter. St. Peter church was the cathedral until
St. John Cathedral was built in 1851, at Jackson and E. Wells Sts.
St. Peter church continued until 1889 when it became defunct. The
Original St. Peter church building is still in existence and is
located on the grounds of St. Francis Seminary, Milwaukee. When the
structure had no more practical value as a church, it was purchased
by Rev. L. Ratz, pastor of St. Mary, who used it as his residence
and subsequently donated the building to SS. Peter and Paul con-
gregation whose pastor he had become. For history cf. C. C. in
Wis., pp. 296, 310; Geschichte, pp. 242, 253, 293; Stuffed Saddle-
bags, pp. 173-176; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 64.
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MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. (German)
(German) 1890--.
Note: This congregation which succeeded St. Peter was organized
in 1890. First building, a chapel, was dedicated in Aug. 1890.
Corner stone of new church laid June 1, 1890; dedicated April 24,
1892; incorporated the same year. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 353;
Geschichte, p. 293.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Rita. 1930--.
Note: Attended as a mission from Blessed Virgin of Pompeii
(Italian).
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Robert.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Rose.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1914--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1889--.
Note: Organized by Rev. P. H. Durnin in 1887. First services held
Feb. 19, 1888 in St. James Episcopal mission chapel, which had been
purchased by Rev. Durnin. Corner stone of new church laid on Palm
Sunday 1889, and dedicated in Sept. of the same year. Location of
church, 30th and Michigan Sts. Schoolhouse built Aug. 1893; opened
in Sept. of the same year. Parish incorporated in 1888. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 354; Geschichte, p. 294.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Sebastian. 1912--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Stanislaus. (Polish) 1867–
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​Note: In 1863 the Rev. Bonaventura Buczyaski was intrusted with
the establishment of Polish congregation in Milwaukee. In 1866 a
church was purchased on the corner of Grove and Mitchell Sts.,
which was used for religious services until the present church of
St. Stanislaus was built in 1872 and dedicated in 1873. In 1882
St. Hyacinth, a branch of this church, was organized. First school-
house erected in 1872. Present schoolhouse built in 1892. Incor-
porated in 1889. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 355; Geschichte, p. 297;
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 66.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Stephen.
MILWAUKEE, city.
St. Thomas.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1908--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1902-
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MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Vincent de Paul. 1889--.
Note:
Organized by members of St. Hyacinth in 1888. A building
was erected corner Mitchell and I6th Ave., which served as a church
and school. In 1889 a parsonage and sister house was erected.
Organized in 1888. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 357; Geschichte, p. 299.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1884--.
Note:
Organized in 1883. Church erected on corner Scott St. and
9th Ave.; dedicated Dec. 16, 1883. Rev. Leo J. Suchy was first
resident pastor. Incorporated in 1893. cf. C. C. in Wis., p.
357; Geschichte, p. 300.
MITCHELL, settl. (Mitchell town, Sheboygan Co.)
St. Michael. 1858--
Note: Organized in 1860. Cf. Geschichte, p. 323.
MONCHES, settl.
St. John.
(Merton town, Waukesha Co.)
1845--.
1845-50, St. John, O'Connellsville.
1851--, St. John, Monches.
Note: Church organized in 1842. Not listed by name prior to 1845.
Attends as mission St. Columba, at Lake Five. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 475; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 216; Early C. C.
Prop., sheet 41.
MONROE, city.
(Green Co.)
St. Mary. 1869-1921.
Note:
་
Established in 1861. Attended by pastor of Holy Redeemer,
Madison, Dane Co., until 1867. Rev. Thomas Von der Thannen, first
resident pastor who remained until 1874, when the parish again
became a mission until 1881, when Rev. Caspar Schaettin became
resident pastor. From 1885 to 1893 St. Mary once more became a
mission, being attended from St. Victor, at Monroe. In 1893
Rev. Sebastian Rohr was resident pastor. Church discontinued
in 1921. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 476; Early
C. C. Prop., sheet 53.
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MONROE, city.
(Green Co.)
St. Victor. 1864--.
Note: Prior to 1860 St. Victor was attended from Shullsburg.
Organized in 1860. Rev. Rich. Sullivan, first resident pastor.
In 1892 church was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 477, 478.
MONTELLO, city. (Marquette Co.)
St. John.
Note:
1853--.
1853-79, Gethsemane, Montello.
1880--, st. John, Montello.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 693; Early C. C.
Prop., sheets 5, 6.
MT. CALVARY, settl. (Marshfield town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Holy Cross. 1850--.
1850-54, St. Nicholas, Town Forest.
1855-56, Calvary, Forest town.
1857-61, Calvary, Marshfield.
1864-75, Holy Cross, Marshfield.
1876-85, Holy Cross, Calvary.
1886--, Holy Cross, Mt. Calvary.
Note: First church dedicated to St. Nicholas, and later changed
to Holy Cross. There is a Capuchin monastery in conjunction with
the church. Attends as mission St. Joseph, Town of Marshfield,
Fond du Lac Co. For complete history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 478.
MOUNT HOREB, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Ignatius. 1896--.
Note: Established in 1894. First church built same year.
Attends as mission Holy Redeemer, Perry, Dane Co.; known from
1901-29 as St. Salvador, Perry. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 480, 481.
MUKWONAGO, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
St. James. 1850--
1850-86, Station (no name), Mukwonago.
1897--, St. James.
Note: Formerly attended as a mission from St. Peter, East Troy,
Walworth Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 399.
Attends as mission St. Paul, Genesee, Waukesha Co.
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MUSKEGO, settl.
St. Joseph.
(Waukesha Co.)
1875-1921.
Note: Organized by Father McMahon. Later this mission was
transferred as a charge to Franklin parish from which it was
attended by various pastors. Now attended from Town of
Greenfield, Milwaukee Co. Destroyed by fire in 1887. Cf.
C. C. in Wis., pp. 414, 415; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 71.
NABOB, settl.
(West Bend, Washington Co.)
St. Matthias.
1852--.
1852-70, St. Matthias, West Bend.
1871-99, St. Matthias, St. Matthias.
1900-30, St. Matthias, Allenton.
1930--, st. Matthias, Nabob.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart, Allenton,
Washington Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 528.
NEOSHO, vil. (Dodge Co.)
St. Matthew. 1864-
Note: In 1848, a small church was erected about 2 miles from
the village of Neosho, Dodge Co., and dedicated to St. Bartholomew
in 1854. This was origin of present parish. New church built in
1863. Same year St. Matthew, small frame building, was erected.
Congregation attended from Hartford. First resident pastor,
Rev. D. Thill,1867-71. Schoolhouse was built. Church destroyed
by fire, 1894, and was rebuilt 1895. St. Mary, Woodland, Dodge
Co., was attended as mission from Neosho. First church, Woodland,
built in 1862. New church built in 1871. St. John, Rubicon,
Dodge Co., attended as mission from St. Matthew. Congregation
established in 1870. First church built in Hermann, between
Rubicon and Woodland. Present church was erected in the village
of Rubicon. Schoolhouse was built in 1885. Neosho attends
St. Mary, Woodland, Dodge Co., as mission. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 483, 484.
NESHKORO, vil.
St. James.
Note:
(Marquette Co.)
1885--.
Not listed by name prior to 1890. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 697.
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NEW BERLIN, (New Berlin town, Waukesha Co.)
Holy Apostle. 1858--.
1858-95, St. Valermes.
1896--, Holy Apostle.
Note: Organized in 1855, and appears in 1896 as Holy Apostle.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 484.
NEWBURG, settl. (Farmington town, Washington Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1864--.
Note: Outgrowth of mission of St, Peter, about three miles north
of Newburg. First services conducted in 1853. Organized and
built first church in 1855. First resident pastor, Rev. Simon
Bartozs. Cf.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 486-488; Geschichte, pp. 419, 420.
NEW COELN, settl.
St. Stephen.
(Lake town, Milwaukee Co.)
1848--
Note: Founded in 1847; church erected same year. Rev. S. H.
Kendeler, first resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 489.
NEW MUENSTER, settl. (Wheatland town, Kenosha Co.)
St. Alphonse. 1860--.
1860-80, Wheatland.
1881--, New Muenster.
Note: Organized Aug. 16, 1849. Church built the same year; dedi-
cated Oct. 14, 1851. Incorporated in 1883. New church built in
1885. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 491.
(Lake town, Milwaukee Co.)
NOJOSHING, settl. (Lake town
St. Francis Assisi. 1849-68.
Note:
This church was located on the present site of St. Francis
Seminary. Post Office, St. Francis, Milwaukee Co.
NORTH FOND DU LAC, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
Presentation of B. V. M. 1903--.
NORTH GREENFIELD, settl. (Greenfield town, Milwaukee Co.)
St. Matthias. 1852-.
1852-76, Beloit road, Milwaukee.
1877--, Beloit road, Greenfield.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 369.
NORTH LAKE, settl. (Merton town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Clare.
Note:
OAK CREEK, town.
St. James.
Note:
1917--.
Attends mission St. Charles, Hartland, Waukesha Co.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1850--.
Established in 1857. First attended as mission by resident
pastor from New Coeln, Milwaukee Co.
Milwaukee Co., Pio Nono High School.
Now attended from St. Francis,
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 490.
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OAK CREEK, town.
St. Matthew.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1846--.
lote: Established by Rev. Martin Kundig in 1842. Church built
in 1860. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 543.
Rev. George B. Radandt, RR 1, Box 23, So. Milwaukee, present pastor.
OAKFIELD, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. James.
Note:
OCONOMOWOC, city.
St. Jerome.
1910--.
Attended as mission from St. John, Byron, Fond du Lac Co.
(aukesha Co.)
1861--.
Note: Organized in 1866. The first pastor to visit Oconomowoc,
a mission, was Father Hobbs, Mapleton, Waukesha Co. First resident
pastor, Father Allen, in 1873. Incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 493; Geschichte, p. 427.
OKAUCHEE. settl. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Joan of Arc. 1922--.
Hote: Attended as mission from Kapleton, Waukesha Co.
OREGON, settl.
(Rutland town, Dane Co.)
Holy Mother of Consolation. 1858--.
1851-86, Fitchburg.
1887--, Oregon.
Note: Oregon was formerly called Fitchburg. Organized in 1856.
Prior to that date Father Etschmann attended this place from
Madison, Dane Co. The parish comprises the townships of Fitchburg,
Oregon, Dunn, and Rutland, all of which are in Dane Co. Rev.
McMahon, first pastor. In 1857, a church and parsonage built in
the township of Fitchburg, 2 miles from Oregon. At that time, and
until 1885, the parish was known as the Fitchburg congregation.
New church built in Oregon village in 1885; dedicated in Sept. 1886.
Since 1886 this parish is known as Holy Mother of Consolation,
Oregon, Dane Co. Services discontinued in Fitchburg town in 1886.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 495, 496; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 50.
PALMYRA, vil.
St. Mary.
Note:
(Jefferson Co.)
1913--.
Attended as mission from St. Theresa, Eagle, Waukesha Co.
(Montrose town, Dane Co.)
PAOLI, settl.
St. William. 1867--
1910--, St. William.
1867-1909. St. Bernard.
Note: Established by Rev. R. Etschmann, 1854.
Prior to 1872,
attended from Madison, Dane Co. Church was built in 1872.
Attended as mission from St. Andrew, Verona Junction, Dane Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 391; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 51.
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PARDEEVILLE, vil. (Columbia Co.)
St. Mary. 1901--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Andrew, Buffalo, Marquette Co.
PARIS, settl. (Paris town, Kenosha Co.)
St. Wendelin. 1853-61.
lote: Defunct. For early history, cf. Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 205;
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 79.
PARIS, town. (Kenosha Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1864--
Note: Prior to its establishment, St. John the Baptist was known
as St. Wendelin. It merged with St. Andrew, Yorkville and formed
St. John the Baptist. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 500; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 205; Early C. C. Prop., sheets 78,
79. See Yorkville.
PELL LAKE, settl. (Bloomfield town, Walworth Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1939--.
Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Lyons, Walworth Co.
PERRY, town. (Dane Co.)
Holy Redeemer. 1855--.
1855-61, St. Francis Xavier.
1864-1929, St. Salvador.
1930--, Holy Redeemer.
Note: Attended as mission from Mount Horeb, Dane Co.
PEWAUKEE, vil.
St. Mary
(Waukesha Co.)
1872--.
Note: Organized in 1843. Nearest church conducting services
located at Monches, Waukesha Co. Pewaukee served from Waukesha,
Waukesha Co., 1858-65. Church built in 1865. In 1869 Pewaukee
attended from Sussex or Templeton, Waukesha Co., later again
attended from Waukesha. In 1879, Rev. N. D. Becker became first
resident pastor. New church built in 1888. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 501, 503; Early C. C. Prop., shoot 61.
PINE BLUFF, settl. (Cross Plains town, Dane Co.)
St. Mary. 1855--.
1855-75, St. Mary, Cross Plains.
1876--, St. Mary, Pine Bluff.
Note: Established in 1852.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, town (Kenosha Co.)
No Name. 1840.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 503.
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PLYMOUTH, city.
(Sheboygan Co.)
St. John the Baptist.
1864--.
Note: Established in 1861 by Rev. Schmitting. Attended as
mission by Revs. Stehle and Haider. Services conducted monthly,
1863-68. Rev. J. P. Van Treeck took charge as first resident
pastor on Aug. 9, 1891. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 505.
POLK, town. (Washington Co.)
St. Joseph. 1854-61.
Note: Church built in 1849. Attended by Revs. Maximilian
De Beke and N. Pfeiffer. Services discontinued in 1862.
Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 36.
PORTAGE, city.
(Columbia Co.)
Immaculate Conception (St. Mary). 1864--
As
Note: First church erected in 1833 by Peter Pauquette.
early as 1831, Catholic missionaries came to the vicinity of
Fort Winnebago. First priest attending this region was
Rev. Samuel E. Mazzuchelli. Reorganized in 1843. Fathers
Smith and Hobbs, missionary priests, attended this parish.
New church erected in 1851. Since known as St. Mary.
Incorporated in 1866. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 717; Stuffed
Saddlebags, pp. 239, 240.
PORTAGE, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Bartholomew. 1850-61.
Services
Note: Established in 1833; destroyed by fire in 1840.
conducted in neighborhood homes until St. Mary was established on
same site as St. Bartholomew. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 8.
PORTAGE, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1879-1911.
Note: Established in 1877.
discontinued; church defunct.
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 9.
PORTER, town.
(Rock Co.)
St. Michael. 1855-1936.
Incorporated in 1886. Services
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 716;
1855-60, St. Michael, McCarthy settl.
1861-1935, St. Michael, Porter town.
Note: Organized in 1852. Attended Edgerton as a mission; later
St. Michael became a mission of St. Joseph, Edgerton, Rock Co.
Defunct in 1930. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 401; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 52.
PORT WASHINGTON, city. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Ambrosius, (Lithuanian) 1912--.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception,
(Lithuanian), Sheboygan, Sheboygan Co.
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PORT WASHINGTON, city. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Mary. 1850--.
Note: Small frame building erected in 1849. First resident
pastor, Rev. Bradley. Present church (Gothic) built by Rev.
Willmes about 1871. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 506.
PORT WASHINGTON, city. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Stephen. 1857-61.
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First resident pastor,
Note: Actively maintained from 1852-60.
Rev. Bradley, who also was pastor of St. Mary until 1853. Rev.
Fusseder succeeded to the pastorate about 1860. Irish congregation
discontinued as separate congregation and joined the Germans at
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 506; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 30.
St. Mary.
POWERS LAKE, settl. (Randall town, Kenosha Co.)
St. Theresa. 1928--.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception, Burlington,
Racine Co.
POYNETTE, vil. (Columbia Co.)
St. Thomas.
1908--.
Note: Attended as mission St. Patrick, Lodi, Columbia Co.
PRINCETON, city.
(Green Lake Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1877--.
Note: Organized in 1875.
Parsonage built in 1879. Incorporated
in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 721.
PRINCETON, city. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Patrick.
1871--
1871-78, No Name.
1879-84, St. Mary, Princeton.
1885--, St. Patrick, Princeton.
Note: Attended as mission from St. James, Neshkoro, Marquette Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 697.
PRINCETON, city. (Green Lake Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1876-81.
Note: Defunct, 1881. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 4.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
Holy Name.
Note:
(German) 1885--.
Seceded from St. Mary in 1884 and organized same year as
Holy Name. Church was built in 1834. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 509.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
Holy Trinity.
1920--.
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RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1917--
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Casimir, 1912--.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Edward. 1920--.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Ignatius. 1845-61.
Note: Rev. Francis Prendergast appointed first resident pastor in
1846. Additions were twice made to St. Ignatius. Building again
became too small and the present St. Patrick church was erected on
the north side. Pastor of St. Patrick also officiated at
St. Ignatius on the south side, to May 12, 1862, when St. Ignatius
was discontinued. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 514, 515; Stuffed Saddle-
bags, p. 206; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 75. See St. Luke, Racine,
Racine Co.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. John Nepomuc. 1897--.
Note: Organized as mission by Rev. Othmar Miller in 1896, sub-
sequently attended by resident pastor of Caledonia. More recently,
established as independent parish, and as such has own resident
pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 510.
RACINE, city.
(Racine Co.)
St. Joseph. 1876--.
Note: Organized in 1862. In 1870 large schoolhouse erected which
was used for church and school purposes. New church built in 1875.
Incorporated in 1883. Rev. Michael Beiter, first resident pastor
in 1875. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 511.
RACINE, city.
(Racine Co.)
St. Lucy. 1935--.
Note: Attended by Rev. Sylvester from St. Catherine High School,
Racine, Wis.
RACINE, city.
St.
Luke.
(Racine Co.)
1840-47.
Note: Organized in 1840. St. Luke was the first Catholic church
built in Racine. Defunct in 1847. Building moved and became part
of St. Ignatius. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 514; Stuffed Saddlebags,
p. 206; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 74.
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RACINE, city.
St. Mary.
Note:
(Racine Co.)
(German) 1853--.
Organized in 1841; church built in 1845. New church built in
1856. St. Patrick seceded from St. Mary in 1856. New church
finished in Aug. 1886. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 512; Stuffed Saddle-
bags, p. 207.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Mary of Mt. Carmel. (Italian)
1912-17.
Note: Attended from Chicago, Ill.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Patrick. 1857--.
1845-46, St. Patrick, Salem.
1847-50, St. Patrick, Knighton.
1857--, St. Patrick, Racine.
Note: St. Patrick seceded from St. Mary in 1856, and organized
the same year.
Church built in 1856. Cf. c. c. in Wis., pp. 514,
C. C.
515.
RACINE, city.
St. Rose.
Note:
(Racine Co.)
1886--.
Lima.
RACINE, city.
Organized in 1885, and dedicated in honor of St. Rose of
Rev. P. Durnin, first pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 515.
(Racine Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1908--.
(Columbia Co.)
RANDOLPH, vil.
1877-86.
St. Mary.
Note:
Attended as mission from Lost Lake, Dodge Co.
RANDOM LAKE, vil. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Mary.
1879--.
Note: Organized about 1854. Small church erected about a mile and
a half from village, on site donated by David Leary and wife.
Attended by pastor at Cascade, Sheboygan Co., later attended as
mission from St. Nicholas, Dacada, Sheboygan Co., and as such
transferred to that parish. A new church (stone structure) erected
in 1873, and Rev. Chas. Fessler became resident pastor. Destroyed
by fire March 24, 1895. New church erected. Attends as mission
St. Patrick, Adell, Sheboygan Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 516;
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 23.
REESEVILLE, vil. (Dodge Co.)
Holy Family.
1905--.
Note: Attends St. Columbkill, Elba, Dodge Co., as mission.
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RHINE, settl. (Rhine town, Sheboygan Co.)
St. Andrew. 1867-91.
Note: Log church known as St. John built in 1857. Catholic
Almanac records this church from 1866-74 as St. Andrew. Razed in
1880. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 16; Cath. Alm. continued to
list church until 1891.
RICHFIELD, town. (Washington Co.)
Church of Holy Maternity. 1854--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Hubertus, Washington Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 420.
RICHFIELD, settl. (Richfield town, Washington Co.)
St. Augustine. 1853-1925.
Note: Organized in 1846. First resident pastor, Rev. M. Pfeiffer,
1854, who attended this mission from St. Hubertus, Richfield,
Washington Co. Destroyed by fire 1922. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 517;
Geschichte, p. 451; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 42A.
RICHWOOD, settl. (Dodge Co.)
St. Joseph. 1865--.
RIO, vil.
Note: Organized by Rev. Roche in 1864. Attended from Sacred Heart
College at Watertown. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 552, 553.
(Columbia Co.)
St. Joseph. 1905--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Patrick, Doylestown,
Columbia Co.
RIPON, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Patrick. 1864--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 519; Early C. C.
Prop., sheet 14.
RIPON, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1897--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 521.
ROXBURY, settl.
settl. (Roxbury town
(Roxbury town, Dane Co.)
St. Norbert.
1847--.
Note: Organized in 1845. Church built in Sauk City in 1846.
During this time Rev. A. Inama, O. Praem., had a dwelling and chapel
erected in section 18 of the town of Roxbury for the purpose of
founding a branch house of the Order of St. Norbert. In Oct. 1846
the Sauk City church was destroyed by fire, but was rebuilt the
following year. In the meantime Catholics were compelled to attend
mass in the little chapel at Roxbury. Rev. Inama had charge of the
parishioners in Roxbury, Sauk City, and in the vicinity. New church
erected in 1857. Schoolhouse built in 1864. In 1866, Rev. Heigl
took charge of St. Norbert. In 1870 a branch house was built in
order to secure the Catholic school of St. Norbert for the future.
Rev. Adelbert Inama remained here until his death, Oct. 16, 1879.
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 522, 523; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 43.
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RUBICON, settl. (Rubicon town, Dodge Co.)
St. Bartholomew. 1854-59, 1864, 1871-75.
Note: In 1848, at a point two miles from the village of Neosho,
Dodge Co., a small log church was erected and dedicated to
In
St. Bartholomew. In 1863 a new church building was erected.
the same year a second church was built in the village and dedi-
cated to St. Matthew. Services were conducted in both churches,
but as there were not enough Catholics in the vicinity to maintain
both churches, St. Bartholomew was closed. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 483; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 35.
RUBICON, settl.
St. John.
(Rubicon town, Dodge Co.)
1877--.
Note: Origin of St. Matthew. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 483; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 28.
ST. CLOUD, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Claudius. 1872--.
Note: For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 479.
ST. FRANCIS, settl. (Lake town, Milwaukee Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1869--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 524.
ST. GEORGE, (Wilson town, Sheboygan Co.)
St. George. 1857-1891, 1911--.
1857-91, Wilson.
1911--, St. George.
Note: Attends as mission St. Rosa, Sheboygan Co.
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 525.
ST. KILLIAN, settl. (Wayne town, Washington Co.)
St. Killian. 1850-- .
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 526.
ST. LAWRENCE, settl. (Hartford town, Washington Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1847--.
1847-55, St. Lawrence, Town Ten.
1956-75, St. Lawrence, Hartford.
1876--, St. Lawrence, St. Lawrence.
Note:
p. 460.
ST. MARIE, town.
For early
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 527; Geschichte,
(Green Lake Co.)
St. Mary. 1854-76.
Note: Cath. Almanac annually lists this church as St. Mary, except
in 1855-56, when it is listed as Our Lady of the Fountain. This
church may have been the predecessor of the church in Princeton,
Green Lake Co. Defunct since 1875. Church razed in 1916. Cf.
Early C. C. Prop., sheet 3, under La Cote Ste Marie.
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ST. MARTINS, settl.
Holy Assumption.
(Franklin town, Milwaukee Co.)
1850----
1850-71, St. Martin, Town of Franklin.
1872-1909, Holy Assumption, Town of Franklin.
1910--, Holy Assumption, St. Martins.
Note: Founded by Rev. Martin Kundig, April 13, 1847.
Attended
as mission from St. Mary, Greenfield, Milwaukee Co. Cf. c. c.
in Wis., p. 414; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 211.
ST. MARTINS, settl. (Franklin town, Milwaukee Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary.
1860--.
1860-1909, Town of Franklin.
1912--, St. Martins.
Note: Organized and church built in 1858.
resident pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 415.
ST. MICHAELS, settl. (Kewaskum town, Washington Co.)
St. Michael. 1856--.
Note:
1858-88, St. Michael, Kewaskum.
1889--, St. Michael, St. Michaels.
Rev. Weinhardt, first
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 528.
ST. PETER, (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Peter. 1868--.
Note:
ST. RITA, settl.
St. Rita.
1868-91, St. Peter, Taycheedah town.
1892-1906, St. Peter, Summit Station.
1907-17, St. Peter, Silica.
1926--, St. Peter, St. Peter.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 479.
(Caledonia town, Racine Co.)
1927--
1927-32, St. Rita, Ives, Racine Co.
1933--, St. Rita, St. Rita.
SAUKVILLE, vil.
(Ozaukee Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1861--.
Note: First listed by name in 1865.
Rev. Rasch was first pastor.
New church built and dedicated in 1875. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 531.
SAUKVILLE, vil. (Ozaukee Co.)
St. Finbar.
1852-95.
Note: Organized in 1843. Church built in 1850. Services dis-
continued 1890. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 29.
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SCHWARZWALD, settl. (Herman torm, Sheboygan Co.)
St. Joseph. 1856-1929.
1856-71, St. Joseph, Herman.
1872-1929, St. Joseph, Schwarzwald.
No to: Prior to 1871 Schwarzwald was called Herman.
Church build-
ing vas razed about 1935. Church altar was sent to St. Wendel,
Manitowoc Co. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., shoot 17.
SHARON, vil. (Walworth Co.)
St. Aloysius. 1856-57.
Note: Church built in 1851. Services discontinued in 1854.
Church building removed to Clinton torm, Rock Co. and renamed.
Cf. Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 207; Early C. C. Prop., sheets 54, 81.
SHARON, vil.
vil. (Walworth Co.)
St. Catherine. 1358-61, 1383--.
Attends
Note: This church is not listed from 1361 to 1882.
Fontana as a mission. Congregation at Sharon was established in
1846. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 402, 403; Stuffed Saddlebags, p. 207.
See South Grove.
SHOPOYGAN, city. (Sheboygan Co.)
Holy Name. 1850--.
1350-71, St. Magdalen, Sheboygan.
1872-, Holy Name, Sheboygan.
Note: Organized in 1345. Church built and dedicated in 1845.
First resident pastor, Lov. F. X. Etschmann, 1350. First listed
by nome in 1872. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 534; Early C. C. Prop.,
sheet 20.
SHEBOYGAN, city. (Sheboygan Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1905--.
Note:
SHEBOYGAN city.
St. Clement.
SHEBOYGAN, city.
St. Cyril.
Attends as mission St. Ambrose, Port Washington, Ozaukee Co.
(Sheboygan Co.)
1917.
(Sheboygan Co.)
1909--.
SHEBOYGAN, city. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Dominic.
1928-.
SHEBOYGAN, city. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Peter Clavor. 1039--.
Noto: Organized in 1386. Rov. J. B. Von Trecck, first resident
pastor. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 537.
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SHEBOYGAN FALLS, city. (Sheboygan Co.)
St. Mary. 1898--.
Noto: Church built in 1896; dedicated May 24, 1997. On July 2,
1897, Rev. C. F. Keyser was appointed first resident pastor.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 538.
SILVER CREEK, settl.
settl. (Shorman town, Sheboygan Co.)
St. Mary. 1864-78.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Cascado, Sheboygan, Co.
Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 23.
SLINGER, vil. (Formerly Schleisingerville)
St. Peter. 1857--
(Washington Co.)
1857-1925, St. Peter, Schleisingerville.
1926, St. Peter, Slingor.
No to: Organized and church built in 1856.
Attended as mission
from St. Lawrence and Barton, Washington Co. In 1881 -82
schoolhouse was erected. Incorporated May 1, 1893. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 533; Geschichte, p. 466.
SOUTH GROVE, ? (Clinton town, Rock: Co.)
St. Catherine. 1871-83.
Noto: Attonded by Rev. F. H. Sullivan from Beloit. Cf. Darly
C. C. Prop., sheet 54.
SOUTH MİLWAUKED, city. (Milyaukec Co.)
St. Adalbert. 1899--
1899-1900, St. Adalbert, South Milwaukee.
1901-13, St. Voiticchus (St. Adalbert), South Milwaukee.
19144-, St. Adalbert, South Milwaukee.
Note: St. Adalbert in Polish is St. Voiticchus.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John, 1895.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary. 1894--.
SPRINGFIELD CORNERS, settl. (Springfield town, Dane Co.)
St. Martin. 1853-1902.
Note: Organized in 1850. As carly as 1846, Springfield Corners
and vicinity was attended as mission from "St. Norbert House,"
Roxbury. First church built in 1850. Rov. Hensler was appointed
first resident pastor in 1861. Schoolhouse built in 1873.
Incorporated in 1883. In 1895 now schoolhouse was erected.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 544.
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SPRINGVLE, town, (Fond du Lac Co.)
Holy Mary of Help. 1855--.
llote: Tot listed by name prior to 1864. Attended as mission
from St. Brendan, Brandon, Fond du Lac Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 520.
STOUGHTON, city. (Dane Co.)
SS. Maria-Anna. 1873--.
STURTEVANT, vil. (Recine Co.)
St. Sebastian. 1906--.
1906-24, St. Sebastian, Corliss.
1925--, St. Sebastian, Sturtevant.
SUGAR CREEK, settl. (Lafayette town, Walworth Co.)
No Name. 1852-57.
Note: Formerly attended from St. Francis de Sales, Geneva,
Walworth Co.
SULLIVAN, vil. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Mary. 1864--.
1860-76, St. lary, Help of Christians, Concord.
1877-93, St. hary, Help of Christians, Golden Lake.
1894--, St. Mary, Help of Christians, Sullivan.
Note: In 1851 Catholics in the neighborhood of the present Town
of Sullivan, Jefferson Co., were attended by Rev. Haider. First
mass said at the home of M. F. Franke. First church and school
built in 1854. Rev. Victor, first resident pastor. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 545, 546.
SUN PRAIRIE, vil. (Dane Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary.
1864--.
lote: Established in 1866. Occasionally attended from various
parishes until 1869. Rev. H. Willmes, first resident pastor.
New church built and parish incorporated in 1883. Cf. C. C. in
is., pp. 546, 547.
THERESA, vil. (Dodge Co.)
St. Theresa. 1850--.
Note: Founded in 1849 by Rev. Schraudenbach. School established
by Rev. Nicholas Pickel, new church built by Rev. H. Hellstern.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 548.
THIENSVILLE, vil.
St. Cecilia.
TIPPECANOE, settl.
St. Veronica.
(Ozaukee Co.)
1920--。
(Tippecanoe town, Milwaukee Co.
1928--.
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TRENTON, town.
(Washington Co.)
St. Augustine. 1855--.
1855-84, St. Augustine, Jackson.
1885-1907, St. Augustine, Newburg.
1908--, St. Augustine, Trenton.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Trinity, Newburg, Washington
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 488.
Co.
TWIN LAKES, vil. (Kenosha Co.)
No Name 1928--.
Note: Attended as mission from Wilmot, Kenosha Co.
VERMONT, town.
St. James.
(Dane Co.)
1861-.
1861-95, St. Simon.
1896--, St. James.
Note: Organized in 1860 by Rev. Stroka. Attended as mission
from Pine Bluff, Dane Co.
Prop., sheet 48.
VERONA JUNCTION, vil. (Dane Co.)
St. Andrew
Note:
1891--.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 481; Early C. C.
Attends as mission Paoli, Dane Co.
VIENNA, settl. (Vienna town, Dane Co.)
St. Margaret. 1866-81.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Madison, Dane Co., later
from Westport. Church built in 1863. Services discontinued in
1881. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 453; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 44.
WATERFORD, vil. (Racine Co.)
St. Thomas Aquinas. 1853--
Note: Organized and church built in 1848. School opened in 1851.
Parsonage erected in 1858; new school built in 1864. Incorporated
in 1883. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 549, 1161; Stuffed Saddlebags,
p. 213.
WATERLOO, vil.
St. Joseph.
(Jefferson Co.)
1872-.
Note: Organized in 1868.
Brick church erected 1869. In 1874
Rev. Joseph Huber took charge as resident pastor.
Wis., pp. 551, 552.
Cf. C. C. in
(Jefferson Co.)
WATERLOO, vil.
St. Wenceslaus. 1867-1923.
Note: Defunct. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 55.
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WATERTOWN, city.
St. Bernard.
Note:
(Jefferson Co.)
1846--
Organized in 1843. Church built in 1844. Rev. Healy,
first residont pastor. In 1857 church was enlarged and school-
New
house erected. New church built in 1873; dedicated in 1876.
school house erected in 1891. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 553, 554;
Stuffed Saddlebags, pp. 224, 225.
WATERTOWN, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Henry.
1852-.
No to: Organized in 1853. First pastor, Rev. Beck. Incorporated
in 1883. Attends as mission St. Francis, Lake Mills, Jefferson Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 556.
WAUBEKA, scttl. (Fredonia town, Ozaukee Co.)
St, John the Baptist. 1373-1919.
Noto: Established about 1868 end attended from Holy Cross, sub-
sequently from Mater Dolors, Fredonia, Ozaukee Co. When church
became defunct records wore transforred to Fredonia and Newburg,
Washington Co. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., shoot 25.
WAUKESHA, city. (Waukesha Co.)
St. Josoph.
1846--.
Note: First church built in 1842. Rev. Kundig, first resident
pastor in 1844. For carly history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 557;
Stuffed Saddlebags, pp. 214, 215.
WAUKESHA BEACH, settl. (Pewaukee tom, Waukesha Co.)
St. Anthony. 1928--.
Note:
Attended from Milwaukee Chancery.
WAUNAKEE, vil. (Danc Co.).
St. John.
1976--.
1876-85, St. Joseph.
1886--, St. John.
Note: Established in 1874 under supervision and direction of
Rov. W. G. Millor, pastor of St. Mary of the Lake, Westport,
Dane Co. School established about this time. Building served
as church and school. A year later an independent school building
was crectod. Rev. M. M. Gorend was appointed pastor of Westport
and Waunakee, taking chargo July 28, 1881. St. John church was
built under his supervision. Foundation laid in 1886. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 563.
WAUPUN, city. (Fond du Lac Co).
St. Joseph. 1864--.
Note: Serves chapel at the State Penitentiary. For carly
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 559.
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WAUWATOSA, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
Christ King.
1941--.
WAUWATOSA, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
Mother of Good Counsel.
1926--.
WAUWATOSA, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Ambrose. 1851-61.
Note: Attended from Milwaukee in 1856. Discontinued 1859.
Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 62.
WAUWATOSA, city.
St. Bernard.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1912--.
WAUWATOSA, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Jude.
1929...
TAUWATOSA, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Theresa of Jesus. 1928--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Anthony of Padua, 7616 17.
Stevenson St., Milwaukee.
WAYNE, settl. (Wayne town, Washington Co.)
St. Bridget. 1857--
1857-86, St. Bridget, Kewaskвc.
1887-, St. Bridget, Waync.
Noto: Attended as mission from Holy Trinity, Kowaskee,
Washington Co. For carly history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 441.
WEST ALLIS, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Assumption. 1902--.
WEST ALLIS, city.
St. Aloysius.
(Milwaukee Co.)
1922--
WEST ALLIS, city.
St. Augustine.
(Milwaukee Co.)
WEST ALLIS, city.
St. Joseph.
(Croatian) 1929--.
(Milwaukee Co.)
(Polish) 1908--.
WEST ALLIS, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary, Help of Christians. (Slovene) 1908- mm.
WEST ALLIS, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Rita. 1923--.
WEST BEND, city. (Washington Co.)
Holy Angel.
1865--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 561.
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WEST MILWAUKEE, vil.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Florian. 1912--.
WEST PORT, town. (Dane Co.)
St. Mary of the Lake. 1867--.
Note: Established in 1865 by Rev. Peter Lavin. Erection of
first church begun in 1865. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 562, 563.
WHITEFISH BAY, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Monica. 1924--.
WHITEWATER, city.
St. Patrick.
(Walworth Co.)
1856--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 564; Stuffed
Saddlebags, p. 208.
WILMOT, settl.
(Salem town, Kenosha Co.)
Holy Name of Jesus. 1858--.
1858-59, St. Elizabeth, Wilmot.
1860--, Holy Name of Jesus, Wilmot.
Note: Attends as mission Twin Lakes, Kenosha Co. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 492.
WISCONSIN DELLS, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Cecilia. 1864-
1864-68, 1872-1932, St. Cecilia, Kilbourn.
1933--, St. Cecilia, Wisconsin Dells.
First
Note: Founded in 1850. First church built in 1868. From
1868-71 attended as mission from Portage, Columbia Co.
resident pastor, Rev. William De Kelver. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
P. 673.
WISCONSIN DELLS, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Simon.
Note:
WOODHULL, settl.
1851-54.
Destroyed by fire. Seo Cath. Alm., 1854.
(Lamartine town, Fond du Lac Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1867--
1867-1935, St. John the Baptist, Lamartine.
1936--, St. John the Baptist, Woodhull.
Note: Attends as mission St. Mary, Eldorado, Fond du Lac Co.
WOODLAND, settl. (Herman town, Dodge Co.)
St. Mary Annunciation. 1868--
Note: First church built in 1862; present church built in 1871.
Attended as mission from St. Matthew, Neosho, Dodge Co. Services
discontinued in 1871 until completion of new church. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 483; Early C. C. Prop., sheet 34.
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WYOCENA, vil. (Columbia Co.)
St. Augustine. 1859-1902
Note: Attended from Doylestown. Discontinued services in 1902.
Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 10.
YORKVILLE, settl. (Yorkville town, Racine Co.)
St. Andrew. 1852-59.
Note: Removed to Paris, Kenosha Co. St. Andrew and St. Wendelin,
Paris, merged and a new church was erected in 1859 and named
St. John the Baptist. Cf. Early C. C. Prop., sheet 78; Stuffed
Saddlebags, p. 205. See Paris.
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GREEN BAY DIOCESE
(Established March 3, 1868)
Comprises the counties of Brown, Calumet, Door,
Florence, Forest, Fewaunee, Langlade, Manitowoc,
Marinette, Oconto, Outagamie, Portage, Shawano,
Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago.
ABRAMS, settl. (Abrams town, Oconto Co.)
St. Louis.
1910--.
Note: Legal title "St. Louis Congregation of Abrams.**
Attended as a mission from St. Fatrick, Stiles, conto Co.
ALASKA, settl.
settl.
St. Mary.
Note:
(Pierce town, Kewaunee Co.)
1880-1927.
According to Holy Trinity (Slovan), Alaska was in 1881
given to Slovan as a mission. This church may be defunct.
Rev. Peter Johnson of St. Francis Seminary states that Holy
Rosary of Alaska is defunct. Both names may refer to the
same church. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 737.
ALBAN, settl.
(Alban town, Fortage Co.)
St. Adalbert. 1896--
Note: Legal title "St. Adalbert's Congregation of Alban,
Portage Co. Wis. Formerly attended as a mission from Sacred
Heart of Jesus, Polonia, Portage Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 715.
ALGOMA, city.
(Kewaunee Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1865-68, 1871--.
1865-68, St. Amandus, Ahnapee.
1869-70, Not listed.
1871,
St. Amandus, Ahnapee
1872-74, St. Raphael, Ahnapee.
1875-96, St. Mary, Ahnapee.
1897--, Immaculate Conception, Algoma.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation, Ahna pee, Wis."
Algoma was known as Ahna pee. Church was started as a mission
of Green Bay about 1860. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 591.
ALMOND, vil.
(Portage Co.)
Holy Guardian Angels.
1914--.
Note: Mission attended from St. John the Baptist, Belmont,
Portage Co.
ALMOND, vil. (Portage Co.)
St. Martin. 1896-1921.
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ALVERNO, settl.
St. Joseph.
(Manitowoc Rapids town, Manitowoc Co.)
1895--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph Congregation of Alverno, Wis."
Established in 1874. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 362.
AMBERG, town. (Marinette Co.)
St. Agnes.
1894--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Augustine, village of Wausaukee,
Marinette Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 753.
AMHERST, vil. (Portage Co.)
St. James.
Note:
1917--.
Attended as a mission from St. Patrick, town of Lanark,
Portage Co.
ANIWA, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Boniface. 1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. Boniface Catholic Congregation."
For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 710 under St. Joseph, Phlox,
Langlade Co.
ANTIGO, city. (Langlade Co.)
St. Hyacinth. 1896--.
Note: Legal title "St. Hyacinth Congregation of Antigo, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 596.
ANTIGO, city. (Langlade Co.)
St. John.
Note:
1885--
Legal title "St. John's Congregation, Antigo, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 593.
ANTIGO, city. (Langlade Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1906--.
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of the city of
Antigo, Langlade Co."
APPLETON, city. (Outagamie Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1899--.
Note: Legal title "The Sacred Heart Congregation of Appleton."
APPLETON, city.
(Outagamie Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1885.
Note:
This entry was listed in 1885 only.
APPLETON, city. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Joseph.
Note:
1870--
For complete history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 595.
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APPLETON, city.
(Outagamie Co.)
St Mary of the Seven Dolors.
1861--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Appleton, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 596, 597.
APPLETON, city. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Theresa. 1928--.
Note: Legal title "St. Theresa Congregation of the city of
Appleton."
ARGONNE, settl. (Argonne town, Forest Co.)
St. Mary. 1924-29, 1936--.
Note:
Mission attended from St. Joseph, Crandon, Forest Co.
ARMSTRONG CREEK, settl. (Armstrong Creek town Forest Co.)
St. Stanislaus Kostka Congregation. 1916--.
ASKEATON, settl. (Holland town, Brown Co.)
St. Patrick.
1866--.
1866-67, Hollandtown, East.
1868, Holland.
1877-89, East Hollandtown.
1890--, Askeaton.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation, town of Holland."
Askeaton prior to 1850 was known as East Hollandtown. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 598.
AURORA, settl. (Aurora town, Florence Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1927-
Note: Legal title "Sacred Heart Congregation of Aurora, Wis."
BAILEY'S HARBOR, settl. (Bailey's Harbor town, Door Co.)
St. Mary of the Lake. 1877--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Rosalia, Sister Bay, Door Co.
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 728.
BAY SETTLEMENT, settl. (Scott town, Brown Co.)
Holy Cross. 1858--.
Note:
1858-65, Holy Cross, Bay Settlement.
1866-74, Holy Cross, Wequick.
1876--, Holy Cross, Bay Settlement
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 598.
BEAR CREEK, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
St.
Mary.
Note:
1877--.
1877-1906, St. Mary, Bear Creek.
1907-15, St. Mary, Welcome.
1916--, St. Mary, Bear Creek.
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Bear Creek,
Outagamie Co., Wis." For history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 602, 603.
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BEAVER, settl. (Beaver town, Marinette Co.)
No Name. 1890-1902.
Note:
Attended as mission from St. John the Baptist, Coleman,
Marinette Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 614.
BELMONT, town. (Fortage Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1898--.
Note: Legal title "St. John the Baptist Congregation of
Belmont, Wis." Attends as mission Holy Guardian Angels,
Almond, Portage Co.
BIG FALLS, vil. (Waupaca Co.)
No Name. 1915-27.
BIG SUAMICO, settl. (Suamico town, Brown Co.)
St. Benedict. 1918--
Note: Legal title "St. Benedict's Congregation of the town
of Suamico, Brown Co." Attended as mission from SS. Edward
and Isidore, Flintville, Brown Co.
BIRNAMWOOD, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Philomena. 1887--.
Now
Note: Legal title "St. Philomena Roman Catholic Congregation
of the village of Birnamwood." Name appears in 1906, Birnam-
wood village, Shawano Co. Formerly attended from Antigo.
attends as missions: St. William, Eland, Shawano Co.; Holy
Family, Wittenberg, Shawano Co.
BLACK CREEK, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Mary.
1877--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of the town of
Black Creek, Outagamie Co." Not listed by name prior to 1891.
Attends as missions: St. Denis, village of Shiocton, Outagamie
Co.; St. Lawrence, Navarino, Shawano Co. For short history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 729.
BLACKWELL, town. (Forest Co.)
C. C. C. Camp. 1938--
Note: Attended from St. Leonard, Laona, Forest Co. This is
a Civilian Conservation Camp.
BLACK WOLF, settl. (Black Wolf town, Winnebago Co.)
No Name. 1854.
Note: Attended as a mission from Neenah, Winnebago Co.
BRILLION, vil.
St. Mary.
(Calumet Co.)
1884--.
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Brillion, Wis."
Attends Holy Trinity, Kasson, Manitowoc Co.
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BRUSSEL, settl. (Brussel town, Door Co.)
St. Francis Xavier.
1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. Francis Xavier Congregation of
Brussel's Wis."
BUENA VISTA, town. (Portage Co.)
St. Martin. 1877--.
Note:
1877-79, St. Martin.
1885-95, St. Martin.
1922--, st. Martin.
Formerly attended as mission from St. Stephen, Stevens
Point, Portage Co. Now attended as mission from St. Paul,
Plainfield, Waushara Co.
CARROLTOWN, town. [Carlton town] (Kewaunee Co.)
St. Methodius. 1866-68.
Note: Either church or station, town of Carlton, Kewaunee Co.
CASCO, vil. (Kewaunee Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1877--.
1877-84, Holy Trinity, Fierce.
1885-1900, Holy Trinity, Slovan.
1901--, Holy Trinity, Casco.
Note: Legal title "Holy Trinity Congregation of the town of
Casco." Cath. Directory places this church at Casco as a
mission of St. Adalbert, Slovan, Fewaunee Co. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 737.
CASCO, town (Kewaunee Co.)
St. Amandus. 1866-68.
Note:
May have been a mission or station preceding
the many churches in this district.
one of
CASCO, town .
(Kewaunee Co.)
St. Edward. 1866-68.
Note: May have been a station preceding one of the many
churches in this district.
CASCO JUNCTION, Peot settl. (Luxemburg town, Kewaunee Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1877-1902.
Note:
1877-89, Sacred Heart, Peot.
1890-1902, Sacred Heart, Peot.
Attended as mission from Luxemburg. Peot was known
as Casco Junction, and also as Bunker Hill, Kewaunee Co.
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 681.
CASIMIR, settl. (Hull town, Portage Co.)
St. Casimir. 1877--.
1877-98, St. Casimir, Hull.
1899--, St. Casimir, Casimir.
Note: Legal title "St. Casimir's Congregation, Hull, Portage
Co., Wis." For church history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 648.
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CAVOUR, settl.
(Caswell town, Forest Co.)
Station. 1908-15.
Note: Attended from Crandon City, Forest Co.
CECIL, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Martin. (not inc.) 1899--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart, Shawano, Shawano Co.
CENTERVILLE, settl. (Centerville town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. George. 1864--.
Note:
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Legal title "St. George's Congregation, Centerville.'
Attended from St. Wendel, Cleveland, Manitowoc Co. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 531.
CHAMPION, settl.
St. Joseph.
(Green Bay town, Brown Co.)
1923--.
Note: See entry under Robinsonville.
CHARLESBURG, settl. (Brothertown town, Calumet Co.)
St. Charles Borromeo. 1868--
Note:
1868-73, St. Charles Borromeo, Irothertown.
1874--, St. Charles Borromeo, Charlesburg.
Legal title "St. Charles Borromeo's Congregation of the
town of Brothertown, Calumet Co."
CHARLESTOWN, town. (Calumet Co.)
St. Martin. 1854-59, 1867-
1854-59, No Name, Charleston.
1867--, St. Martin, Charlestown.
Note: Attended as a mission from St. Gregory, St. Nazianz,
Manitowoc Co.
CHASE, town. (Oconto Co.)
St. Joseph. 1913--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of Chase, Oconto Co.'
Attended as mission from Assumption B. V. M., Fulaski, Brown Co.
CHILTON, city. (Calumet Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1879--.
1879-95, St. Mary, Chilton.
1896--, Immaculate Conception, Chilton.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation, Chilton, Wis."
Perhaps same church. Attends as mission St. Elizabeth, Kloten,
Calumet Co. For history cf. C. C. in Wis p. 610.
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(Calumet Co.)
St. Augustine. 1857--.
1857-60, St. Maximilian, Chilton.
1861--, St. Augustine, Chilton.
Note: Legal title "St. Augustine's Congregation, Chilton, Wis."
Perhaps same church. The history of the parish of St. Augustine,
Chilton, began about 1850. Attended as a mission from St. John,
Calumet Co., by Rev. Real. In 1855 church was built. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 610.
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CLARKS MILLS, settl. (Cato town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Mary Immaculate Conception. 1866-68, 1876--.
1866-68, St. Mary, Clarks Mills.
1876-1937, Immaculate Conception
1938--, St. Mary Immaculate Conception.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Immaculate Conception
of Clarks Mills, Wis." For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 612.
CLAYTON, town. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Malachy. 1852-67.
Note:
Attended as mission from Neenah and Oshkosh. Visited
by Rev. J. Florian Bonduel. Cf. Cath. Alm.
CLEVELAND, settl. (Centerville town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Wendel. 1858--.
Note:
Wis.
1865-95, St. Wendlin, Centerville.
1896--, st. Wendel, Cleveland, Manitowoc Co.
Legal Title St. Wendel's Congregation, Centerville,
Attends as mission St. George, Centerville, Manitowoc
Co. Directory lists church at Cleveland since 1911. For
history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 531.
CLINTONVILLE, city. (Waupaca Co.)
St. Rose. 1877--.
Note: Legal title "St. Rose's Congregation." Church founded
in 1871. For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 613.
COLEMAN, vil.
(Marinette Co.)
St. John Baptist. 1885--.
1881, Station attended from Peshtigo.
1882, Station attended from Duck Creek.
1889, Station attended from Wausaukee.
1890, First resident priest.
Note: Legal title "The Roman Catholic Congregation of St.
John the Baptist, location Peshtigo, Marinette Co., Wis."
Name not stated in Cath. Alm. prior to 1890. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 614.
COMBINED LOCKS, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Paul. 1924--.
Note: Legal title "St. Paul's Congregation of the village
of Combined Locks."
COOPERSTOWN, settl. (Cooperstown town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. James. 1854--.
Note:
1854-73, Holy Family.
1874, St. James.
Legal title "St. James Congregation, Cooperstown, Wis."
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 615.
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CORYVILLE,
? (Kewaunee Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. 1865-68.
Note:
Perhaps same as St. John Nepomucene, Krock, Kewaunee Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 603, which states that a church of this
name was established in West Kewaunee, 1864.
CRANDON, city. (Forest Co.)
St. Joseph. 1907--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of the city of
Crandon." Attends as missions : St. Michael Hiles, Forest Co.;
St. Mary, Argonne, Forest Co.
CRIVITZ, settl. (Stephenson town, Marinette Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
Co."
CUSTER, settl.
1887-89, 1896--.
1887-89,
1887-98, No Name, Ellis Junction.
1899-1900, No Name, Crivitz
1901--, St. Mary, Crivitz.
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Crivitz, Marinette
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 753.
(Stockton town, Portage Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1877--
1877-95, Immaculate Conception, Stockton.
1896--, Immaculate Conception, Custer.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation located at Stockton,
Wis." Attended as mission from St. Stephen, Stevens Point,
Portage Co. Now attends as mission St. Martin, Sharon, Portage
Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 742.
DALE, settl. (Dale town, Outagamie Co.)
St. Joseph.
1911--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation." Attended as
mission from SS. Peter and Paul, Hortonville, Outagamie Co.
DARBOY, settl.
Holy Angels.
(Buchanan town, Outagamie Co.)
1857--.
1857, Holy Angels, Kaukauna.
1858-61, Holy Angels, Kaukauna:
1865-74, Holy Angels, Buchanan.
1875-76, St. Joseph, Buchanan.
1877-, Hy Alyols, Darboy.
Angels,
Note: Legal title oly Angels Congregation of Darboy."
Organized in 1850. Darboy is on the boundary line between
the counties of Outagamic and Calumet. For early history
cf, C. C. in Wis., p. 607.
DENMARK, vil. (Brown Co.
All Saints. 19÷ེ--。
Note: Legal title "All Saints Congregation." Attends as mission
Holy Trinity, New Denmark, Brown Co.
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1871-
DE PERE, city.
Immaculate Conception.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation located in the city
of De Pere, Brown Co., Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 624.
DE PERE, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Boniface. 1884-.
1884-88, St. Boniface, Nicolet City.
1889--, St. Boniface, West De Pere.
Note: Legal title "St. Boniface's Congregation." Prior to 1887
West De Pere was known as Nicolet. For early history cf. C. c.
in Wis., p. 620.
DE PERE, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1864.
Note: Legal title "St. Francis Xavier Congregation, De Pere."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 621.
DE PERE, city.
(Brown Co.)
St. Ignatius 1859-61.
Note:
Dedication 1856. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 274.
DE PERE, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Joseph. 1871-
1871-83, St. Joseph, West De Pere.
1884-88, St. Joseph, Nicolet City.
1889-1932, St. Joseph, West De Pere.
1933--, St. Joseph, De Pere.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of De Pere.'
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 622.
DUCK CREEK, settl. (Howard town, Brown Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1858-68, 1871--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of St. John the Baptist of
Howard, Brown Co." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 624-626.
DUNBAR, settl. (Dunbar town, Marinette Co.)
St. Joseph.
1896-1923.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Augustine, Wausaukee,
Marinette Co. No name in Cath. Alm. prior to 1908. For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 753.
DYKESVILLE, settl. (Red River town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. Louis. 1872--
1872-80, St. Louis, Deyicksville.
1881--, St. Louis, Dykesville.
Note: Established in 1863. Prior to 1863 a station known as
Red River was the only place of worship. Attends as missions:
St. Francis de Paul, Marchand, Door Co. and St. Odiles,
Thiry-Daems, Kewaunee Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.
pp. 626, 627. See Red River.
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EAST WRIGHTSTOWN, settl. (Wrightstown town, Brown Co.)
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1877-.
Note: Mission attended from St. John the Evangelist,
Morrison, Brown Co.
EATON, settl. (Eaton town, Brown Co.)
SS. Cyrillus and Methodius. 1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. Cyril and Methodius Congregation,
Eaton, Brown Co. Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 631.
EATON, town.
(Brown Co.)
St. Joseph. 1880-1913.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception,
Humbolt, Brown Co.
EGG HARBOR, settl. (Egg Harbor town, Door Co.)
St. John.
1877--.
Note: Legal title "St. John the Baptist of Egg Harbor, Door
Co." Attends as missions: St. Paul, Fish Creek, Door Co.;
St. Michael, Jacksonport, Door Co. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., pp. 602, 728.
ELAND, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. William. 1918--
Note:
Attended as mission from St. Philomena Birnamwood,
Shawano Co.
ELAND JUNCTION, ? (Shawano Co.)
All Saints. 1909-27.
Note: Attended as mission from Birnamwood, Shawano Co.
ELCHO, settl.
(Elcho town, Langlade Co.)
Holy Family. 1887--.
1887-1903, No Name, Summit Lake.
1904--, Holy Family, Elcho.
Note: Attends Pearson, Langlade Co. as a mission. Probably
the same church.
FANCHER, settl.
(Stockton town, Portage Co.)
St. Mary of the Scapular. 1887--
1887-89, No Name, Amherst Junction.
1890-1902 St. Mary of the Scapular, Amherst Junction.
1902--, St. Mary of the Scapular, Fancher.
Note: Legal title The Congregation of St. Mary's of the
Scapular, Portage Co., Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 592.
FISH CREEK, settl. (Gibraltar town, Door Co.)
St. Paul. 1919--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. John the Baptist, Egg
Harbor, Door Co. Mission did not appear by name prior to 1928.
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FLINTVILLE, settl. (Suamico town, Brown Co.)
SS. Edward and Isidore. 1885--.
AD
Note: Legal title "St. Edward and Isidore's Congregation.
Attends as mission St. Benedict Congregation, town of Suamico,
Big Suamico, Brown Co. Formerly attended from Duck Creek,
Brown Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 631.
FLORENCE, settl. (Florence town, Florence Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1882--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Immaculate Conception,
Florence, Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 634, 635.
FRANCIS CREEK, settl. (Kossuth town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Anne.
1860--.
1860-76, St. Anne, French Creek.
1877--, St. Anne, Francis Creek.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of St. Anne, town of Kossuth."
Attends as mission St. Augustine, Kossuth, Manitowoc Co. Name
was changed from French Creek to Francis Creek. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 636.
FREEDOM, settl. (Freedom town, Outagamie Co.)
St. Nicholas, 1857--.
Note: Legal title "St. Nicholas Congregation, Freedom, Wis."
Founded in 1851. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 638, 639.
FREEDOM, town. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Mary.
1880-1900.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Nicholas, Freedom, settl.,
Outagamie Co. Probably located in the town of Freedom, rather
than in Freedom settlement. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 639.
GARDNER, town.
St. Joseph.
(Door Co.)
1879-91, 1896-1919.
1879-91, 1896-1919.
Closed.
1879-91, St. Joseph, Little Sister Bay.
1896-1908, St. Joseph, Little Sister Bay.
1909-19, St. Joseph, Gardner.
Note: Last attended as mission from St. Mary, Union, Door Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 619 under St. Mary,
Delwich, Door Co.
GILLETT, vil. (Oconto Co.)
St. John.
1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. John's Congregation of the town of
Gillett, Oconto Co., Wis." Name first appears in 1891.
Formerly attended from Stiles, Oconto Co. Now attends as
mission St. Michael, Suring, Oconto Co.
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GLENMORE, settl.
settl. (Glenmore town, Brown Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1877-1925.
1877-95, St. Mary.
1896--, Immaculate Conception.
Note: Legal title
Legal title Immaculate Conception Congregation of
Glenmore. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 640.
GOODMAN, vil. (Marinette Co.)
St. Joan of Arc. 1910--.
Note: Legal title "The Congregation of St. Joan of Arc,
village of Goodman.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1933--.
Note:
GREEN BAY, city.
St. Bernard.
Legal title "Annunciation of the B. V. M.”
(Brown Co.)
1858-59. Closed.
GREEN BAY, city.
city. (Brown Co.)
St. Francis Xavier Congregation.
1880--.
Note: Legal title "St. Francis Xavier Congregation."
For
early history [St. Francis Xavier Cathedral] cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 574-578. See St. Mary, Green Bay.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. John the Evangelist.
1834--.
Note: Legal title "St. John's Congregation."
St. John the
Evangelist is the oldest Catholic organization in Green Bay
and of Northern Wisconsin, having been attended by regular
pastors as early as 1831. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
P. 583.
GREEN BAY, city.
St. Joseph.
Note:
(Brown Co.)
1916--.
Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of Green Bay."
GREEN BAY, city.
city. (Brown Co.)
St. Mary of the Angels. (Polish) 1899--.
Note: U. S. Cath. Alm. and Dir. lists St. Mark, Czestockowa,
from 1899-1904. Probably absorbed by St. Mary of the Holy Angels.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Mary. (German) 1855-79.
Note:
Absorbed by St. Francis Xavier. Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
PP. 573-578.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Matthew. 1925--.
Note: Legal title "St. Matthews Parish of the town of Allouez."
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GREEN BAY, city.
St. Patrick.
(Brown Co.)
1866--.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of Ft. Howard,
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 585, 586.
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SS. Peter and Paul.
1877--
Note: Legal title "St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Congregation.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 586, 587.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Philip.
Note:
1939--.
Legal title "St. Philip the Apostle Parish of Green Bay.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1874-79.
Note: Probably absorbed by St. Francis Xavier, Groen Bay.
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 574-576.
For
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Willibrord. (Dutch
and English) 1866--.
Noto: Logal title "St. Willibrord's Congregation." Organized
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 587–590.
in 1864.
GREENSTREET, ? (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Wonzol.
1865-1933. Closed.
1865-95, St. Wenceslaus, Cooperstown.
1896-1933 St. Wenzel, Greenstreet.
Note: For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 656.
GREENVILLE, settl. (Greenville town, Outagamie Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1870--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of the town of
Groonville." Attends as mission St. Patrick, Stephenville,
town of Ellington, Outagamie Co. For oarly history cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 640, 641.
GRESHAM, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Francis Solanus. 1887--.
1887-95, St. Francis Solanus, Herman.
1896--, St. Francis Solanus, Gresham.
Noto: Logal title "St. Francis Solanus Congregation of
Gro sham." Attends as mission St. Mary, Loopolis, Shawano Co.
(not inc.). Formerly attended from Koshona, Shawano Co. Not
listed by name prior to 1887.
HARRISON, town. (Calumet Co.)
St. Anthony.
1876-85.
Noto: Attended as mission from Chilton, Calumet Co.
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HELENA, settl. (Deer Creek town, Outagamie Co.)
St. Catherine. 1900-25. Closed.
HILBERT, vil. (Calumet Co.)
St. Mary. 1896--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation located in the
village of Hilbert, Calumet Co."
HILES, settl. (Hiles town, Forest Co.)
St. Michael. 1905--.
Note: Legal title "St. Michael's Congregation of Hiles."
No name prior to 1911. Attended from St. Joseph, Crandon,
Forest Co.
HOFA PARK, settl. (Maple Grove town, Shawano Co.)
St. Stanislaus Martyr. 1885--.
1885-92, st. Adalbert.
(Polish)
1893--, st. Stanislaus Martyr.
Note: Legal title "St. Stanislaus Congregation of Maple Grove."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., F. 645.
HOLLAND, settl.
(Holland town
(Holland town, Brown Co.)
St. Francis Seraph. 1855--.
Note: Legal title "St. Francis Congregation of Holland,
Brown Co For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 646.
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HORTONVILLE, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1867--.
Note:
Wis.**
1867-68, St. James, Hortonville.
1877--, SS. Peter and Faul, Hortonville.
Legal title St. Peter and Paul's Congregation, Hortonville,
Organized in 1861. Attends as mission St. Joseph, Dale
settl., town of Dale, Outagamie Co. For complete histories cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 647, under SS. Peter and Paul, Hortonville, and
p. 700, under church of Most Precious Blood, New London,
Waupaca Co.
HUMBOLDT, town. (Brown Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1879--.
Note: Legal title The Immaculate Conception Congregation of the
town of Humboldt, Brown Co., Wis. Established about 1874.
Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Eaton, Brown Co., settlement
five miles from Humboldt, Brown Co., and from St. Hubert, Humboldt,
Brown Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 649.
HUMBOLDT, town. (Brown Co.)
St. Hubert. 1867--0
Note: Legal title "St. Hubert's Congregation in the town of
Humboldt." Mission attended from Immaculate Conception, Humboldt,
Brown Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 649.
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INSTITUTE, settl.
(Sevastopol town, Door Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1886--.
>
1886-1904, SS. Peter and Paul, Sevastopol.
1905--, SS. Peter and Faul, Institute.
Legal title "St. Peter and St. Paul's Congregation,
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 728.
Note:
Sevastopol.”
ISAAR, settl.
(Seymour town, Outagamie Co.)
(Seymour town
St. Sebastian. 1897--.
Note: Legal title "St. Sebastian's Congregation of Seymour.'
Organized by Bavarian people of St. John the Baptist, Seymour,
Outagamie Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 731.
JACKSONPORT, settl. (Jacksonport town Door Co.)
St. Michael. 1877-79, 1885-.
Note: Attended as mission from St. John the Baptist, Egg
Harbor, Door Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 602.
JERICHO, settl. (Brothertown town, Calumet Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1869--.
1869-89, Holy Trinity, Brothertown
1890--, Holy Trinity, Jericho.
Note: Attended as mission from East Brothertown, Calumet Co.,
from 1871 to 1876. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 650.
"Incorporated." (Corporation name not stated.)
JUNCTION CITY, vil.
vil. (Portage Co.)
St. Michael. 1884--.
1884-90, No Name, Junction City.
1891--, St. Michael, Junction City.
Note: Legal title "St. Michael's Catholic Congregation of the
town of Carson, Junction City, P. O."
C. C. in Wis., p. 821.
KASSON, settl.
(Maple Grove town
(Maple Grove town, Manitowoc Co.)
Most Holy Trinity. 1877--.
For early history cf.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary, Brillion, Calumet Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 724.
KAUKAUNA, city. (Outagamie Co.)
Holy Cross.
Note:
Wis.th
1875--.
Legal title "Congregation of the Holy Cross, Kaukauna,
For early history of. C. C. in Wis., pp. 650, 652.
KAUKA UNA, SOUTH, city. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1886--.
Legal title "Congregation of St. Mary's of the
Annunciation, South Kaukauna, Wis." Founded in 1885.
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 652.
For
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KELLERSVILLE, settl. (Kossuth town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Joseph. 1877--.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 654.
KESHENA, Ind. res.
(Shawano Co.)
St. Michael. (Indian) (Not inc.
(Not inc.) 1854-74, 1877--.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Mary of the Woods, Kinepoway
Shawano Co.; Little Oconto; Neopit, Shawano Co. For historical
sketch of the Catholic missions among the Menominee Indians
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 656-672. See also Wolf River.
KEWAUNEE, city. (Kowaunee Co.)
Holy Rosary.
1857--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Holy Rosary, Kewaunee,
Wis.'
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 672, 673.
KIEL, city.
(Manitowoc Co.)
SS. Peter and raul. 1864--,
1864-80, St. Peter, Schleswig.
1880--, SS. Peter and Paul, Kiel.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of SS. Feter and Paul, of Kiel,
Manitowoc Co., Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 442.
KIMBERLY, vil.
vil. (Outagamie Co.)
Holy Name of Jesus. 1908--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Holy Name of Jesus,
of Kimberly, village of Kimberly.
KINEPOWA, Indian settl. Indian res (Situated approximately 8 miles
northwest from Keshena, Shawano Co.)
St. Mary of the Woods. (Indian) (Not inc.) 1885--.
KLONDIKE
Note:
Formerly attended by the Franciscan Fathers; now attended
from St. Michael (Indian), Keshena Ind. Res., Shawano Co.
For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 666.
? (Marinette Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1915--.
Note: Legal title "St. Wenceslaus Congregation." Mission
attended from Sacred Heart, Spruce, Oconto Co.
KLOTEN, settl. (Stockbridge town, Calumet Co.)
St. Elizabeth. 1934-
1868-1933, St. Elizabeth, Stockbridge.
1934--, St. Elizabeth, Kloten.
Note: Legal title "St. Elizabeth's Congregation." Attended
as mission from Immaculate Conception, Chilton, Calumet Co.
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KOSSUTH, town.
(Manitowoc Co.)
St. Augustine. 1865--.
1865-76, St. Ann.
1877, St. Augustine.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Anne, Francis Creek,
Manitowoc Co. For early history
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 654.
KRAKOW, settl. (Angelica town, Shawano Co.)
St. Casimir. 1901--.
Note: Legal title "St. Casimir's Congregation of the village
of Krakow." Formerly attended from Assumption of B. V. M.,
Pulaski, Brown Co.
KROCK, settl. (Carlton town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. John Nepomucene.
1877--.
1877-79, St. John Nepomucene, Franklin.
1880-81, St. John Nepomucene Krocktown.
1882-97, St. John Nepomucene, West Kewaunee.
1898--. St. John Nepomucene, Krock.
Note: Krock known as Krocktown prior to 1897. Settlement is
just across town line from town of West Kewaunee. Attended as
mission from St. Joseph, town of Carlton, Kewaunee Co.
See "Coryvillo."
LAKEWOOD, settl. (Wheeler town, Oconto Co.)
St. Mary of the Lake. 1919--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Ambrose, Wabeno, Forest Co.
LA NARK, town. (Portage Co.)
St. Patrick. 1877--.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of the town of
Lanark, Portage Co." Attends as mission St. James, village of
Amherst. Established Oct. 1890 and attended from Stevens Point
from 1865 to 1885 and thereafter from Stockton, Portage Co.
Church built in 1888. First resident pastor, Rev. Lawrence
Spitzlberger, Oct. 1, 1890. For early history of. C. C. in
Wis., p. 676.
LANGIADE, town. (Langlade Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1910--.
LAONA, vil.
vil. (Laona town, Forest Co.)
St. Leonard. 1903--.
Note: Legal title "St. Leonard's Congregation of Laona, Wis.,
village of Laona." Attends as missions: Blackwell, Forest Co.;
Newald, Forest Co., C. C. C. Camp, Long Lake, Florence Co.,
C. C. C. Camp, Blackwell, Forest Co.
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LEBANON, town.
(Waupaca Co.)
St. Patrick. 1866--
LE NA, vil.
1866-68, St. Finbar, Lebanon.
1873-74, St. Finbar, Lebanon.
1877--, St. Patrick, Lebanon.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of the town of
Lebanon." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 677.
(Oconto Co.)
St. Charles Borromeo. 1885--.
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1885, St. Charles, Maple Valley, Oconto Co.
1898--, St. Charles Borromeo, Lena, Oconto Co.
Note: Legal title "St. Charles Borromeo 's Congregation of
the town of Lena, Oconto Co."
LEOPOLIS, settl.
settl. (Herman town, Shawano Co.)
St. Mary. 1885--.
"Note:
Not listed by name prior to 1895. Mission formerly
attended from Ke shena, Shawano Co. Now attended from St
Francis Solanus, Gresham vil., Shavano Co.
LINCOLN, town. (Kewaunee Co.)
St. Peter.
1866--
1866-68, St. Peter, Lincolntown.
1876-95, St. Peter, Grandloz.
1896--, st. Peter, Lincoln.
Note: Legal title "St. Peter's Congregation of Lincoln."
Established 1857. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 678,
LITTLE CHUTE, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. 1852--.
Note: Legal title "St. John Nepomuc Congregation of Little
Chute." Established 1833. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., pp. 678, 680.
LITTLE OCONTO, Indian settl. (Indian Res., Oconto Co.)
(Situated about 16 miles northeast of Ke shena, Shawano Co.)
St. Joseph of the Lake. (Indian) 1885--.
Note: Formerly attended by the Franciscan Fathers. Now
attended from St. Michael (Indian), Keshena Ind. Res.,
Shawano Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 666.
LITTLE STURGEON BAY, settl. (Gardiner town, Door Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1877-78; 1887-97.
Note: Last attended from Delwich, now Union town, Door Co.
See history under St. Mary, Delwich. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 619.
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LITTLE SUAMICO, settl.
St. Pius. 1885--.
(Little Suamico town, Oconto Co.)
1885-95, No Name
1896-97, St. Leo.
1898--, St. Pius.
Note: Legal title "St. Pius Congregation." Attended from
Assumption of B. V. M., Pulaski, Brown Co.
LONG LAKE, C. C. C. Camp. (Long Lake town, Florence Co.)
Station. 1938--
Note:
LUXEMBURG, vil.
Attended from St. Leonard, Laona, Forest Co.
(Kewaunee Co.)
Immaculate Conception of B. V. M. 1876--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Immaculate Conception,
Luxemburg, Kewaunee Co." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 680, 681, under St. Mary.
MACKVILLE, settl.
St. Edward.
Wis.
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(Center town, Outagamie Co.)
1861--.
1861-68, St. Edward, Center.
1876-98, St. Edward, Center.
1899--, St. Edward, Mackville.
Note: Legal title "St. Edward's Congregation, town of Center,
Center referred to as a settlement in complete history
in C. C. in Wis. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 609 under St. Edward,
Center, Wis.
MANAWA, vil. (Waupaca Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1885--.
1885-90, No Name, Manawa.
1891-98, St. Mary, Manawa •
1899--, Sacred Heart, Manawa.
Note: Legal title "The Sacred Heart Congregation." Probably
the same church. Attends as mission St. Bridget, Royalton,
Waupaca Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis. p. 682.
MANITOWOC, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
Holy Innocence. 1934--.
Note: Legal title "Holy Innocence Congregation of the city of
Manitowoc, Wis.'
MANITOWOC, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
1873--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation, city of Manitowoc."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 462.
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MANITOWOC, city.
Sacred Heart.
(Manitowoc Co.)
1905--
Note: Legal title "Sacred Heart Congregation of Manitowoc, Wis."
MANITOWOC, city.
St. Andrew.
(Manitowoc Co.)
1929--.
Note: Legal title "St. Andrew's Congregation of the city of
Manitowoc, Wis."
MANITOWOC, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Boniface. 1857--.
Note:
Legal title "St. Boniface's Congregation of Manitowoc,
Wis. For church history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 460.
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MANITOWOC, city.
(Manitowoc Co.)
St. Paul. 1921--
Note:
Legal title "Congregation of St. Paul of the Cross,
Manitowoc.
MANITOWOC RAPIDS, settl. (Manitowoc Rapids town, Manitowoc Co.)
Holy Maternity. 1853-84. Closed.
MAPLE GROVE, settl. (Franklin town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Patrick. ` 1857--
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation, Franklin, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 683.
MAPLEWOOD, settl. (Forestville town, Door Co.)
Holy Name of Mary. 1881--.
1881-87, St. Mary, Forestville.
1888-96, Immaculate Conception, Forestville.
1897-1900, Holy Name of Mary, Forestville.
1901--, Holy Name of Mary, Maplewood.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation, Forestville, Door
· Co." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 591, 592.
MARCHAND, ? (Door Co.)
St. Francis de Paul. 1858--.
1858-60, St. Adelia, Belgium.
1861, St. Odilia, Sherytown.
1877-86, No Name, Marchand.
1887-93, St. Ottilia, Marchand.
1894--, St. Francis de Paul, Marchand.
Note: Marchand is in the town of Brussels; St. Mary, Delwich, is
in the town of Union. St. Francis de Paul is attended as a mission
from St. Louis, Dykesville, Kewaunee Co. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 619.
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MARINETTE, city.
(Marinette Co.)
Our Lady of Lourdes. 1871--.
1871-74, St. Patrick.
1876--, Our Lady of Lourdes.
Note: Legal title "Our Lady of Lourdes Congregation of Marinette,
Wis." U. S. Cath. Alm. and Dir. lists St. Patrick at Marinette,
from 1871-74, and in charge of Rev. P. Perin. The church is per-
haps a part of St. Mary congregation. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 685.
MARINETTE, city. (Marinette Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1896--.
Note: Legal title "The Sacred Heart Congregation." For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 684.
MARINETTE, city. (Marinette Co.)
St. Anthony.
(German) 1901--.
Note: Legal title "St. Anthony's Congregation of Marinette."
MARINETTE, city.
St. Joseph.
(Marinette Co.)
1888--
Note: Legal title "Congregation of St. Joseph's, located in the
city of Marinette, Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 687.
MARION, settl. (Du Pont town, Waupaca Co.)
St. Mary.
1890--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of the village of
Marion." Name first appears in 1896. Attended as mission from
St. Anthony, Tigerton, Shawano Co.
MATTOON, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Joseph. 1898--.
Not
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of Phlox."
listed by name prior to 1901. Mission attended from St. Joseph,
Phlox, Langlade Co.
MEEME, settl.
(Meeme town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Fidelis. 1864--.
Note:~ Attended as mission from St. Isidore, Meeme, Manitowoc Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 531.
MEEME, town. (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Isidore. 1854-
1854-64, St. Isidore, Meemetown.
1865--, St. Isidore, Meeme.
Note: Legal title "St. Isidore's Congregation of Meeme,
Manitowoc Co., Wis." This church is located at Osman, a settle-
ment in the town of Meeme. Attends St. Fidelis, settlement of
Meeme, Manitowoc Co. For complete history cf. C. C. in Wis.
p. 468.
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MENASHA, city.
(Winnebago Co.)
St. John the Baptist. (Polish) 1890--.
Note: Legal title "St. John's Polish Catholic Congregation."
For barly history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 689.
MENASHA, city.
St. Mary.
1869--
(Winnebago Co.)
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation, Menasha.'
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 689
For
Note:
MENASHA, city.
St. Patrick.
(Winnebago Co.)
1860--.
1860-61, St. Charles, Doty's Island.
1864-83, St. Charles Borromeo, Menasha.
1884--, St. Patrick, Menasha.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of Menasha,
Winnebago Co." Probably same church.
Doty's Island is located
at the mouth of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago.
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 689.
MILL CREEK, settl. (Carson town, Portage Co.)
St. Bartholomew. 1886--.
MISERE,
?
1886-92, St. John the Baptist, Mill Creek.
1893--, St. Bartholomew, Mill Creek.
"I
For early
Note: Legal title "St. Bartholomew's Congregation of the town
of Carson. Probably the same church. Attended as mission from
St. Michael, Junction City, Portage Co. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 834.
(Brussels town, Door Co.)
St. Michael. 1885--.
1885-93, St. Michael, Brussels.
1894--, St. Michael, Misere.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Hubert, Roserie, Kewaunee Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 726.
MISHICOT, settl.
(Mishicot town, Manitowoc Co.)
Invention of the Holy Cross. 1857--
1857-67, Invention of the Holy Cross, Mishicot.
1868, Invention of the Holy Cross, Mishicot.
1877-- Holy Cross, Mishicot.
Note: Legal title
Legal title "Holy Cross Congregation, Mishicot,
Manitowoc Co., Wis."
pp. 636, 693.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
MONTPELIER, town. (Kewaunee Co.)
St. Ann. 1897-1911.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 637. See
St. Joseph, Montpelier, Kewaunee Co. Closed.
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MONTPELIER, town.
(Kewaunee Co.)
St. Joseph. 1877--.
1877-1911, St. Wenceslaus, Montpelier.
1912--, St. Joseph, liontpelier.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of Montpelier."
Established in 1875 as a mission of St. Lawrence, Franklin,
Kewaunee Co. There were three missions founded at this time.
One was known as St. Ann, and another as St. Mary of Seven Dolors.
Rev. P. Johnson, St. Francis Seminary, reports that St. Ann and
St. Mary are defunct. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 637, 638.
MONTPELIER, town.
(Kewaunee Co.)
St. Mary of Seven Dolors. 1885-1911.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 637. See St.
Joseph, Montpelier, Kewaunee Co. Closed.
MORRISON, settl. (Morrison town, Brown Co.)
St. John the Evangelist. 1866--.
1866-73, St. Bridget, Morristown.
1874--, St. John the Evangelist.
Note: Legal title "St. John the Evangelist Congregation,
Morrison, Brown Co." Attends as a mission Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, East Wrightstown, Brown Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 695, 696.
MOUNTAIN, settl. (Armstrong town, Oconto Co.)
St. Agnes. 1916-21.
Note:
NAVARINO, settl.
Attended as mission from St. John, Gillett, Oconto Co.
(Navarino town, Shawano Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1926--。
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary, Black Creek,
Outagamie Co.
NEENAH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Margaret Mary.
1933--.
Hote: Legal title "The Congregation of St. Margaret Mary,
Neenah, Wis."
NEOPIT, settl. (Indian Reservation, Shawano Co.)
St. Anthony. (Indian) 1910--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Michael, Keshena, Shawano Co.
NEVA, town. (Langlade Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1898--.
1887-97, No Name, Deerbrook.
1898--, St. Wenceslaus, Neva.
Note: Legal title "St. Wenceslaus Congregation of Neva."
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NEWALD, settl. (Ross town, Forest Co.)
Mission. 1934--.
Note: Attended from St. Leonard, Laona, Forest Co.
NEW DENMARK, ? (New Denmark town, Brown Co.)
Holy Trinity.
(Polish)
1885--.
Note: Attended as mission from All Saints, Denmark, Brown Co.
NEW FRANKEN, settl. (Scott town, Brown Co.)
St. Kilian 1852--.
Note:
Wis."
Legal title "St. Kilian's Congregation, Scott, Brown Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 693.
NEW HOLSTEIN, city. (Calumet Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1911--.
Note: Legal title "Holy Rosary Congregation of New Holstein."
NEW LONDON, city. (Waupaca & Outagamie Cos.)
Most Precious Blood of Jesus. 1864--.
1864-74, St. Francis, New London, Waupaca Co.
1875--, Most Precious Blood, New London, Waupaca Co.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Most Precious Blood,
New London, Wis." For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 700.
NIAGARA, vil. (Marinette Co.)
St. Anthony. 1899--.
Note: Legal title "St. Anthony's Catholic Congregation of the
village of Niagara."
NORMAN, settl.
St. Joseph.
(Carlton town, Kewaunee Co.)
(Carlton town
1875--.
1875-1940, St. Joseph, Carlton.
1940--, St. Joseph, Norman.
Note: Legal title St. Joseph Congregation of the town of
Carlton, Kewaunee Co. Wis." For early history cf C. C. in
Wis., p. 608.
NORTH CRANDON, settl. (Crandon town, Forest Co.)
St. Mary. 1888-1921.
Note:
Not listed by name prior to 1896. Formerly attended
from Antigo, later from Crandon, Forest Co.
NORTHEIM, settl. (Newton town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Casimir.
Note:
1857.
1858-67, St. Peter, Newton.
1868-87, St. Casimir, Newton.
1888--, st. Casimir, Northeim.
Legal title "St. Casimir's Congregation of the town of
Newton, Manitowoc Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 492.
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NORTHPORT, settl.
(Royalton town, Waupaca Co.)
St. Bridget, 1859-64, 1877-1921.
1859-64, St. Francis, Northport.
1877-1921, St. Bridget, Northport.
Note: For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 678 under St. Patrick,
Lebanon, Dodge Co.
OASIS, town. (Waushara Co.)
No Name. 1858-87.
OCONTO, city.
(Oconto Co.)
St. Joseph. 1872--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation, Oconto, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 701, 703.
OCONTO, city. (Oconto Co.)
St. Peter.
1857--.
Note: Legal title "St. Peter's Congregation, Oconto, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 703, 704.
OCONTO FALLS, city. (Oconto Co.)
St. Anthony. 1888--.
OMRO, vil.
Note: Legal title "St. Anthony's Congregation of the town of
Oconto Falls." Not listed by name prior to 1897. Formerly
attended from St. Patrick, Stiles, Oconto Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 743.
(Winnebago Co.)
St. Mary. 1869--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Mission." Attended from St. Mary,
Winneconne, Winnebago Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 719.
ONEIDA, (Indian) settl. (Indian Reservation, Outagamie Co.)
St. Joseph.
1910--.
Note: Attended as mission from Imina culate Conception, Oneida.
ONEIDA, (Indian) settl. (Indian Reservation, Outagamie Co.)
St. Mary, (Immaculate Conception) 1896--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 988.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1907-
Note: Legal title "Sacred Heart Congregation of Oshkosh."
OSHKOSH, city.
(Winnebago Co.)
St. John the Evangelist. 1894--.
Note: Legal title "St. John's Congregation."
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OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Josaphat. 1899--.
Note: Legal title "St. Josaphat's Congregation of the city of
Oshkosh."
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Mary. 1859--.
Note:
cf. C.
Legal title "Saint Mary's Congregation." For early history
C. in Wis., p. 704.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Peter.
Note:
1852--.
Legal title "St. Peter's Congregation, Oshkosh, Wis.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 707.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Vincent de Paul. 1869--
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Note: Legal title "St. Vincent de Paul's Congregation of Oshkosh,
Winnebago Co." For brief history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 1160.
PADUS, settl. (Wabeno town, Forest Co.)
Station.
1914-17.
Note: Attended from Laona, Forest Co.
PARRISH, settl. (Parrish town, Langlade Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1890-1919. Closed.
PEARSON, settl.
No Name
Note:
(Ainsworth town, Langlade Co.)
1930--.
Attended as mission from Holy Family, Elcho, Langlade Co.
PEMBINE, settl. (Pembine town, Marinette Co.)
St. Margaret. 1891--.
1891-1927, St. Ignatius.
1928--, St. Margaret.
Ilote: Not listed by name prior to 1906. Attended as a mission
from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Aurora, Florence Co.
PENSAUKEE, town. (Oconto Co.)
Station. 1887-89.
Note: Attended from Stiles, Oconto Co.
PESHTIGO, city. (Marinette Co.)
St. Mary.
1866--.
1866-68, Assumption of B. V. M., Peshtigo.
1877--, St. Mary.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Peshtigo, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 708.
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PHLOX, settl.
St. Joseph.
(Norwood town, Langlade Co.)
1883--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of Phlox."
Not listed by name prior to 1890.
PIKE, ? (Marinette Co.)
No Name. 1890-95
PINE GROVE, settl. (New Denmark town, Brown Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1896--.
Note: Legal title "Holy Trinity of New Denmark."
PLAINFIELD, vil. (Waushara Co.)
St. Paul. 1895--.
n
Note:
Legal title "St. Paul's Congregation of Plainfield."
Attends as mission St. Martin, Buena Vista, Portage Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 713.
PLOVER, vil.
(Portage Co.)
St. Bronislava. 1897--.
Note: Legal title "St. Bronislava's Congregation of Plover.
Attended as mission from St. Methodius, Pilot Knob, Adams Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 712.
POLONIA, settl. (Sharon town, Fortage Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1864--.
1865-68, St. Joseph, Prairie, Portage Co.
1870-76, Immaculate Conception, Sharon.
1877--, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Polonia, Portage Co.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Sharon, Portage Co., Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 714.
POUND, vil.
St. Leo.
(Marinette Co.)
1903--.
Note: Legal title "St. Leo's Congregation of the village of
Pound, Marinette Co."
POYGAN, town. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Thomas.
1864--.
Note: Legal title "St. Thomas Congregation of Poygan, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 719.
POYSIPPI, town. (Waushara Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1921--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1930. Attended as mission
from St. Thomas, Poygan, Winnebago Co.
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PREBLE, town .
(Brown Co.)
Holy Martyrs of Gorsum.
1866--.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Holy Martyrs.
Gorsum. Attended from Bay Settlement.
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 719, 720.
PULASKI, vil. (Brown Co.)
Assumption of B. V. M. 1887--
of
For early history
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Assumption, village of
Pulaski.* Attends as missions: St. Joseph, Chase, Oconto Co.;
St. Pius, Little Suamico, Oconto Co.
RED GRANITE, vil.
vil. (Waushara Co.)
St. Mark, 1908--.
Note:
Legal title "St. Mark's Congregation of the village of
Red Granite.
RED RIVER, town.
"
(Kewaunee Co.)
St. Osilia. 1866-68, 1874-75.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 626.
RED SPRINGS, town. (Shawano Co.)
Holy Angels, (Indian) 1898-1928. Closed.
1898-1916, Holy Angels, Stockbridge Reservation, Shawano Co.
1917-28, Holy Angels, town of Red Springs, Shawano Co.
Note: Attended as Indian mission from Ke shena, Shawano Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 667, 668.
REEDSVILLE, vil. (Manitowoc Co.)
Assumption of the B. V. M. 1877--
Note: Legal title "st. Mary's Congregation of the village of
Reedsville." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 722.
ROBINSONVILLE, ? (Brown Co.)
St. Joseph.
Note:
ROSIERE, settl.
St. Hubert.
1861-1923.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 688. See Champion.
(Lincoln town, Kewaunee Co.)
1861--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Michael, Misere, Door Co.
For complete history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 726.
ROYALTON, settl. (Royalton town, Waupaca Co.)
St. Bridget.
1924-
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart, Manawa, Waupaca Co.
ST. ANNA, settl.
settl. (Now Holstoin,
Calumot Co.)
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 523, 524.
St. Ann. 1860--.
Note:
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ST. JOHN, settl.
(Woodville town, Calumet Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1864--.
1864-68, St. John the Baptist, Woodville.
1884--, St. John the Baptist, St. John.
Note: Legal title "St. John the Baptist Congregation of
Woodville, Herbert, R. R. D. 2. Church erected and dedicated
in 1862. First attended by pastors from Hollandtown. In 1870
Rev. Anthony Leitner was appointed resident pastor. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 727.
ST. NAZIANZ, settl. (Eaton town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Gregory. 1860--.
T860-61, St. Gregory, Town Eighteen.
1864-71, St. Gregory, Eaton.
1871--, St. Gregory, St. Nazianz.
Note: Legal title "St. Gregory's Congregation of Eaton, Wis."
Attends as missions: St. Martin, Charleston settlement, Calumet
Co•
(New Holstein post office); Holy Trinity, Schoolhill,
Manitowoc Co. For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 530.
(Saxeville town, Waushara Co.)
SAXEVILLE, settl. (Saxeville town
No name. 1860-61.
Note: No history.
SCHOOLHILL, settl. (Meeme town, Manitowoc Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1872--.
1872-93, Holy Trinity, Meeme.
1894-1911, 1920--, Holy Trinity, Schoolhill.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Gregory, St. Nazianz,
Manitowoc Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 531, which states that
St. Fidelis, Meeme, Manitowoc Co. was attended formerly from
St. Wendel, St. Wendel, Manitowoc Co.
SEYMOUR, city.
St. John.
(Outagamie Co.)
1878--.
Note: Legal title "St. John's Congregation of the city of
Seymour, Outagamie Co." Not listed by name prior to 1892.
Dedicated as St. John the Baptist. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 729.
SHARON, town. (Portage Co.)
St. Martin. 1865--
1865-68, St. Martin, Prairie.
1877--, st. Martin, Prairie.
Note: Legal title "St. Martin's Congregation." Attended from
Immaculate Conception, Custer, Portage Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 715.
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SHAWANO, city.
(Shawano Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1876--
1876-83, St. Odilias.
1884--, Sacred Heart.
Note: Legal title "Congregation of the Sacred Heart." Formerly
attended from Keshena, Shawano Co. Now attends as missions:
St. Wenzel (not inc.) Wauke chon, Shawano Co.; St. Martin (not
inc.) Cecil, Shawano Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 732.
SHERWOOD, settl. (Harrison town, Calumet Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1877--.
Note: Legal title "Sacred Heart Congregation of Sherwood,
town of Harrison." Was a mission known as St. Stephen, from
1858-60 and attended from Manitowoc Co. In 1871 Sacred Heart
of Jesus was erected in 1886. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 736.
SHIOCTON, vil.
St. Denis.
Note:
(Outagamie Co.)
1898--.
Attended as mission from St. Mary, Black Creek,
Outagamie Co.
SISTER BAY, vil. (Door Co.)
St. Rosalia. 1901--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary of the Lake,
Bailey's Harbor, Door Co.
SISTER BAY, vil. (Door Co.)
St. Wenzeslawa. 1885-1910.
Note: Attended from St. Joseph, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co. also as
mission in 1897 from SS. Peter and Paul, Sevastopol, Door Co.
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 728.
SLOVAN, settl. (Casco town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. Adalbert. 1910--
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Trinity, Casco, Kewaunee Co.
SNYDERSVILLE, settl. (Kaukauna town, Outagamie Co.)
St. Peter. 1864-68, 1877-80.
SOBIESKI, settl. (Little Suamico town, Oconto Co.)
St. John Kantius. 1898--.
Note: Legal title "St. John Kantius Congregation of the
village of Sobieski, Oconto Co."
SPRUCE, settl.
settl. (Spruce town
(Spruce town, Oconto Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1897--.
Note: Legal title "Sacred Heart Congregation, Spruce."
Attended as mission St. Wenceslaus, Klondike, Oconto Co.
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STANGELVILLE, settl. (Franklin town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1866--.
1866-68, St. Lawrence, Franklin.
1872-76, St. Joseph, Franklin.
1877-98, St. Lawrence, Franklin.
1899--, St. Lawrence, Stangelville.
Note: For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 636. Organized in 1862.
STARK, settl. (Morrison town, Brown Co.)
Assumption of the B. V. M. 1887--.
"
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of the town of
Morrison.' Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception,
Glenmore, Brown Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 640.
STEPHENSVILLE, settl.
settl. (Ellington town, Outagamie Co.)
St. Patrick. 1877-.
1877-92, St. Patrick, Stevensville.
1893--, St. Patrick, Stephensville.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of Stephensville."
Founded in 1860, church dedicated in 1867. Attended as mission
from Immaculate Conception, Greenville, Outagamie Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 643.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Joseph. 1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation, Stevens Point, Wis.'
Formerly attended from St. Stevens, Stevens Point, Portage Co.
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 739.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Peter. (Folish) 1877--.
Note: Legal title "St. Peter's Congregation of Stevens Point,
Portage Co." Established in 1876 by the Rev. A. Bukowski, the
first resident pastor. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
P. 740.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Stanislaus.
1917--.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Stephen. 1857-.
1857-64, No Name, Stephens Point.
1865-66, St. Stephens, Stephens Point.
1867--, St. Stephens, Stevens Point.
Note: Legal title "St. Stephens Congregation of Stevens Point,
Portage Co." Name St. Stephen appears in 1865. For early history
of. C. C. in Wis., p. 741.
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STILES, settl.
St. Patrick.
(Stiles town, Oconto Co.)
(Stiles town
1884--.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation of the village of
Stilos, Oconto Co." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 743.
Now attends as a mission St. Louis, Abrams, Oconto Co.
STOCKBRIDGE, town. (Calumet Co.)
St. Catherine. 1857-68. Closed.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Augustine, Chilton, Calumet Co.
STOCKBRIDGE, vil. (Calumet Co.)
St. Mary of the Seven Dolors. 1877-
1877-83, SS. Peter and Paul.
1884--, St. Mary of the Seven Dolors.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Stockbridge, Wis."
SS. Peter and Paul formerly attended from Ilarrison, Calumet Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 744.
STOCKTON, settl.
settl. (Stockton town, Portage Co.)
St. John Cantius. 1885-86.
STURGEON BAY, city. (Door Co.)
Corpus Christi. 1905--
1905-17, Corpus Christi, Sturgeon Bay.
1918--, Corpus Christi, Sawyer.
Note: Legal title "Corpus Christi Congregation of the city of
Sturgeon Bay. Listed in Cath. Alm. under Sawyer.
STURGEON BAY, city. (Door Co.)
Patronage of St. Joseph. 1875--.
1873-1930, St. Joseph.
1931--, Patronage of St. Joseph.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation, Sturgeon Bay, Wis."
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 745.
SUAMICO, settl. (Suamico town, Brown Co.)
Mission (no name). 1877-79, 1890.
Note: Attended from Duck Creek, Brown Co.
SURING, vil. (Oconto Co.)
St. Michael. 1907--.
Note: Legal title "St. Michael's Congregation of Suring."
Attended as mission from St. John, Gillett, Oconto Co.
THIRY DAEMS, settl. (Red River town
St. Odile. 1887-
(Red River town, Kewaunee Co.)
1887-95, No Name, Thiry Daems.
1896-1913, St. Mary, Thiry Daems.
1914--, St. Odile, Thiry Daems.
Note: Legal title "St. Odile Congregation of Thiry Daems."
Attended as mission from St. Louis, Dykesville, Kewaunee Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 627.
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TIGERTON, vil.
St. Anthony.
(Shawano Co.)
1885--.
Note: Legal title "St. Anthony's Congregation." Hot listed by
name prior to 1896. Attends as mission St. Mary, Marion, Waupaca
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 710 under St. Joseph,
Phlox, Langlade Co.
Co.
TISCH-MILLS, settl. (Mishicot town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Mary Nativity. 1865--.
1865-89, St. Mary, Mishicot.
1890--, lativity of Blessed V. Mary,
Tisch Mills.
llote: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 746.
TONET, settl.
settl. (Luxemburg town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. Martin. 1878--·
1878-83, St. Martin, Casco.
1884-1927, St. Martin, Martinsville.
1928--, St. Martin, Tonet.
ilote: Legal title "St. Martin's Congregation of Luxemburg, Wis."
lo settlement and no post of this name in Kewaunee Co. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 687, 688, under St. Martin, Martinsville.
TORUN, Stevens Point P. O., R. F. D. 2, (Box 282) (Portage Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1900--.
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Torun."
TOWNSEND, settl. (Townsend town, Oconto Co.)
Holy Rosary.
1907-17.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Rosary, Laona, town of
Wheeler, Oconto Co.
TWO RIVERS, city.
(Manitowoc Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1890--
1890-95, St. John (Polish).
1896--, Sacred Heart (Polish).
Note: Legal title "The Sacred Heart Congregation of the city of
Two Rivers." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 747.
TWO RIVERS, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Luke. 1853--.
Note: Legal title "St. Luke's Congregation of Two Rivers, Wis."
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 747.
TWO RIVERS, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Mark. 1925--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mark's Congregation of the city of
Two Rivers."
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UNION, town.
(Door Co.)
Our Lady of the Snow.
Note:
1866--.
1866-68, St. Mary ad Nives, New Brussel.
1877-98, St. Mary ad Nives, Delwich.
1899-1908, Our Lady of the Snow, Namur.
1909--, Our Lady of the Snow, Union.
Tik
Legal title St. Mary's Congregation of the town of
Union, Wis. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 619
under St. Mary, Delwich, Door Co. Namur was a post office in
town of Union. Cf. Wis. Blue Book, 1885.
WABE NO, settl.
(Wabeno town, Forest Co.)
St. Ambrose. 1901--.
Note: Legal title "St. Ambrose's Congregation of Wabeno.
Attended as mission from St. Mary of the Lake, Lakewood,
Oconto Co.
WAGNER, town. (Marinette Co.)
St. Edward.
Note:
1907--.
1907-18, St. Cecelia.
1919--, St. Edward.
Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Walsh, Marinette Co.
WALHAIN, settl. (Luxemburg town, Kewaunee Co.)
St. Amandus.
1877--
1877-1900, St. Amandus, Walhain.
1901-21, St. Joseph, Walhain.
1913--, St. Amandus, Walhain.
Note: Legal title St. Amandus Congregation of Walhain.”
Established 1875. Attended as a mission from St. Martin,
Martinsville, Kewaunee Co. Now attended as mission from
St. Martin, Tonet, Kewaunee Co. Martinsville perhaps same
as Tonet.
WALSH, settl. (Porterfield town, Marinette Co.)
St. Joseph.
1896--.
1896-1905, St. Joseph, Porterfield.
1907--, St. Joseph, Walsh.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Congregation of the town of
Porterfield, Wis." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 709.
WASHINGTON ISLAND, settl.
No Name. 1877-79.
(Washington town, Door Co.)
Note: Attended from Sturgeon Bay, Door Co.
WAUKECHON, settl.
St. Wenzel.
(Waukech on town, Shawano Co.)
1877--.
Note: First listed in 1890. Formerly attended as mission
from Ke shena, Shawano Co.
Shawano Co. Now attended from Sacred Heart,
Shawano. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 734.
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WAUPACA, city.
city. (Waupaca Co.)
St. Mary Magdalene.
1891--
Note: Legal title "St. Mary Magdalene's Congregation of the
city of Waupaca." Attends as missions: SS. Peter and Paul,
Weyauwego, Waupaca Co.; St. Ignatius Chapel, Veterans Home
Waupaca, Waupaca Co.
WAUSAUKEE, vil. (Marinette Co.)
St. Augustine. 1890--.
Note: Legal title "St. Augustine's Congregation of the village
of Wausaukee, Wis." Attended as mission in 1899 from Stiles,
Oconto Co., and 1892-95 from St. John the Baptist, Coleman,
Marinette Co. Now attends St. Agnes, Amberg, Marinette Co.
For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 753.
WAUTOMA, vil.
St. Joseph.
(Waushara Co.)
1886--.
1886-90, No Name.
1891--, St. Joseph
Note: Legal title St. Joseph's Congregation, village of
Wautoma.
Attends as mission St. Patrick, Princeton, Green Lake Co.
WEST KEWAUNEE, town. (Kewaunee Co.)
St. Hedwig. 1880--.
1880-81, St. Hedwig, Kroktown.
1882-1900, St. Hedwig, West Kewaunee.
1901-09, St. Hedwig, Krok.
1910--, St. Hedwig, West Kewaunee.
Note: Krok settlement in Carlton town was known as Kroktown
prior to 1897. Originally mission attended from Holy Rosary,
Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 673.
WEYAUWEGA, city. (Waupaca Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1877--.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from St. Patrick, Lebanon,
Dodge Co. Now attended from St. Mary Magdalene, Waupaca,
Waupaca Co.
(Langlade Co.)
St. James. 1923--.
WHITE LAKE, vil.
WHITELAW, settl.
(Cato town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Michael. 1876--.
1878-95, St. Michael, Cato.
1896--, St. Michael, Whitelaw.
Note: Legal title "St. Michael's Congregation of the town of
Cato, Manitowoc Co." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 753.
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WHITE RAPIDS, ? (Oconto Co.)
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Indian Mission. (Chippewa) 1877-79, 1887-89.
Note: Attended from Marinetto, Marinette Co.
WINWECONNE, vil. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Mary. 1877--.
Noto:
Legal title "St. Mary's Congregation of Winneconnc.
Not listed by namo prior to 1890. For history cf. C. U.
in Wis., p. 719.
WITTENBERG, vil. (Shawano Co.)
Holy Family.
WOLF RIVER,
1915--.
Note: Nome appears in 1918. attended as mission from
St. Philomena, Birnamwood, Shawano Co.
? (Winnebago Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. (Indian Hission) 1847-50.
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Note: Established by Father Van den Broek in 1844; in 1846
the settlement of 400 Indians had a church and a school.
Father Van den Broek was succeeded in the field by Rev.
Florimond J. Bonduel who moved the entire mission to Keshena.
For further history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 656, 657, 668.
WRIGHTSTOWN, vil. (Brown Co.)
St. Paul. 1873--.
Note:
Legal title "St. Paul's Congregation, Wrightstown
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 755.
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LA CROSSE DIOCESE
(Established Sept. 6, 1868)
Comprises the counties of Adams, Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark,
Crawford, Dunn, Eau Claire, Grant, Iowa, Jackson, Juneau,
La Crosse, Lafayette, Marathon, Monroe, Pepin, Pierce,
Richland, Sauk, Trempealeau, Vernon, and Wood.
ABBOTSFORD, vil. (Clark Co.)
St. Bernard. 1905--
Note: Attends as missions:
Holy Rosary, Owen, Clark Co.;
Sacred Heart, Withee, Clark Co.
ADAMS, city. (Adams Co.)
St. Joseph. 1921--.
ALMA, city.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Methodius, Pilot Knob, Adams Co.;
St. Anne, Brooks, Adams Co. See Friendship.
(Buffalo Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1869--.
1869-75, St. Lawrence, Alma.
1876-82, St. Anna, Alma.
1883--, St. Lawrence, Alma.
ALMA CENTER, vil.
(Jackson Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1886--.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 802.
ALTDORF, settl.
settl. (Seneca town, Wood Co.)
St. Joseph.
Note:
ALTOONA, city.
St. Mary.
1885--.
1885-93, No Name, Seneca.
1894--, st. Joseph, Altdorf.
Attended as mission from St. Joachim, Pittsville, Wood Co.
(Eau Claire Co.)
1902--.
Note: Attends as mission Holy Guardian Angel, Brackett,
Eau Claire Co.
ANSON, settl. (Anson town, Chippewa Co.)
No Name. 1906-1909.
Note: Attended as mission from Notre Dame, Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co.
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ARCADIA, city.
(Trempealeau Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
1872--.
1872-83, No Name, Arcadia.
1884-85, St. Mary, Arcadia.
1886-91, SS. Peter and Paul, Arcadia.
1892--, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Arcadia.
Note: Attends as mission St. Joseph, Glencoe, Buffalo Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 771.
ARCADIA, town. (Trempealeau Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1911--.
ARGYLE, vil. (Lafayette Co.)
St. Joseph.
1899--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Francis Xavier, Adams, Green Co.,
Milwaukee Archdiocese.
ARKANSAW, settl.
(Waterville town, Pepin Co.)
St. Joseph. 1914--.
ARNOLD, settl. (Ruby town, Chippewa Co.)
St. Louis.
1936--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Jim Falls,
Chippewa Co.
ARPIN, settl. (Arpin town, Wood Co.)
St. Francis. 1924--
Note: Attended as mission from Vesper, Wood Co.
ATHENS, vil. (Marathon Co.)
St. Anthony. 1889--.
Note:
AUBURNDALE, vil.
1889-92, Holy Redeemer, Black Creek Falls.
1893-1907, Holy Redeemer, Athens.
1908--, St. Anthony, Athens.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 781.
(Wood Co.)
Mativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1884-
Note: Founded at Auburndale, Wood Co. in 1878. Church built
in 1880. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 781.
AUGUSTA, city. (Eau Claire Co.)
St. Anthony.
1878--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Fairview, Jackson Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 802.
AVOCA, vil.
St. Joseph. 1876--.
(Iowa Co.)
Attends as mission St. Malachy, Clyde town, Iowa Co.
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BABCOCK, settl.
All Saints.
(Remington town, Wood Co.)
1890--.
1890-94, No Name, Remington.
1895--, ATI Saints, Babcock.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joachim, Pittsville,
Wood Co. For early history of C. C. in Wis., p. 862.
BAD AXE, settl. (Clinton town, Vernon Co.)
St. Patrick. 1872-1935.
1872-98, St. Patrick, Clinton.
1899--1935, St. Patrick, Bad Axe.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 845 under
SS. Peter and Paul, Pine Hollow, Monroe Co.
BAKERVILLE, settl. (Lincoln town, Wood Co.)
Corpus Christi. 1885--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Stephen, Chili, Clark Co.
BANGOR, vil. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Mary. 1901--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Peter, Middle Ridge,
La Crosse Co.
BARABOO, city.
(Sauk Co.)
St. Joseph. 1856--.
1859-77, St. Michael, Baraboo.
1878--, St. Joseph, Baraboo.
Note: Organized in 1859. First church purchased from the
Congregationalists in 1859 and replaced by present church in
1874. First pastor, Rev. Joseph Schreiner, 1859-69. Attended
from Sauk City, Sauk Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 782, 783; Geschichte, p. 675.
BARNEVELD, vil. (Iowa Co.)
Immaculate Conception.
1906--.
1894-1905, St. John.
1906--, Immaculate Conception.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Bridget, Ridgeway, Iowa Co.
For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 519.
BEAR VALLEY, settl.
settl. (Ithaca town, Richland Co.)
St. Kilian 。 1889--.
Me Attended as mission from Nativity of B. V. M.,
Koyosville, Richland Co.
BEETOWN, settl. (Beetown town, Grant Co.)
No Name.
1846-85.
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BENTON, vil.
(Lafayette Co.)
St. Patrick.
1847--.
Note: Established in 1847. In charge of the Dominican Order
until 1867. First resident pastor, Rev. James Causte. Attended
St. Rose, Cuba, Grant Co. and St. Augustine, New Diggins,
Lafayette Co. Prior to 1868 Benton was in the Milwaukee
Archdiocese. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 372.
BERGEN, town.
No Name.
BEVENT, settl.
(Marathon Co.)
1908-11
(Bevent town, Marathon Co.)
St. Ladislaus. 1885--.
1885-98, St. Ladislaus, Pike Lake.
1899--, St. Ladislaus, Bevent.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 711.
BIG RIVER, settl. (River Falls town, Pierce Co.)
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin.
1859-64, Trumbelle.
1865-80, Oak Grove.
1881--, Big River.
1859--.
Pierce Co. For
Note: Attends as mission St. Martin, Cherma, Pierce Co.
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 785; Geschichte, p. 677.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, city.
St. Joseph. 1873--.
(Jackson Co.)
Note: Organized by Rev. F. X. Etschmann, pioneer missionary, who
held the first services in 1859 in the court house, Black River
Falls. Attends as missions: St. Malachy, Roaring Creek,
Jackson Co.; St. Columkille, Shamrock, Jackson Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 840; Geschichte, p. 679.
BLANCHARDVILLE, vil. (Iowa Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1898--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Michael, Yellowstone, Lafayette Co.
BLENKER, settl.
St. Kilian
(Milladore town, Wood Co.)
1939--.
BLOOMER, city. (Chippewa Co.)
St. Paul. 1879-83.
1879-83, St. Paul, Vanville.
1884--, St. Paul, Bloomer.
Note: Established in 1884. Attended as mission in Bloomer from
St. Peter, Tilden, Chippewa Co. First resident pastor, Rev.
E. A. Hanses. This church attends as mission St. Bonifacius,
(Superior Diocese), Chetek, Barron Co. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 787; Geschichte, p. 680.
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BLOOMINGTON, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Mary. 1900--.
BOAZ, vil. (Richland Co.)
St. Martin. 1887--.
1887-89, St. Michael.
1890--, St. Martin.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary of the Assumption,
Richland Center, Richland Co. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 856.
BOSCOBEL, city. (Grant Co.)
Immaculate Conception.
1873--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 407 under
St. Mary, Fennimore, Grant Co.
BOSWICK VALLEY, settl.
settl. (Barre town, La Crosse Co.)
St. Mary
BOYD, vil.
1859-77.
Note: See Middle Ridge.
(Chippewa Co.)
St. Joseph. 1885--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Edson,
Chippewa Co. until 1894 after which year Edson became a mission.
Edson attended by resident pastor from Boyd. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 788; Geschichte, p. 680.
BRACKETT, settl. (Washington town, Eau Claire Co.)
Holy Guardian Angel. 1872--.
1872-95, No Name, Adams settlement.
1896-1901, Holy Angel, Adams settlement.
1902--, Holy Guardian Angel, Brackett.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary, Altoona, Eau Claire Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 791.
BROKAW, vil.
(Marathon Co.)
Mission (no name). 1922-23, 1930--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. James, Wausau, Marathon Co.
BROOKS, settl. (New Chester town, Adams Co.)
St. Anne.
1916-38.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Adams, Adams Co.
BRUSH PRAIRIE, settl. (? town, Chippewa Co.)
St. Catherine. 1872-1935.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Paul, Bloomer, Chippewa, Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 787.
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BUFFALO, city.
St. Anne.
CADOTT, vil.
St.
(Buffalo Co.)
1869-1915.
1869, St. Anne, Buffalo.
1870-82, St. Boniface, Buffalo City.
1883-1915, St. Anne, Buffalo.
(Chippewa Co.)
Rose of Lima. 1884-.
Note: Attends as mission St. Anthony, Drywood, Chippewa Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 791.
CALAMINE, settl.
St. Michael.
(Willow Springs town, Lafayette Co.)
1851--
1851-1915, Holy Assumption, Willow Springs, Lafayette Co.
1916--, St. Michael, Calamine, Lafayette Co.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception, Kendal
town, Lafayette Co.
CALLON, settl. (Weston town, Marathon Co.)
St. Agnes.
1920--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Florian, village of Hatley,
Marathon Co.
CAMP DOUGLAS, vil. (Juneau Co.)
St. James. 1900--,
1900-01, St. Mary, Camp Douglas.
1902--, St. James, Camp Douglas.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Michael, Indian Creek, Monroe Co.;
St. Paul, New Lisbon, Juneau Co.
CANTON, settl.
St. Patrick.
(Canton town, Buffalo Co.)
1873-1921.
1873-99, St. Patrick, Mondovia.
1902-21, St. Patrick, Canton.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 836.
CASHTON, vil. (Monroe Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1917--.
CASHTON, vil. (Monroe Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1872--.
Note:
1872-98, St. Peter, Pine Hollow.
1899--, SS. Peter and Paul, Cashton.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 844.
CASSEL, settl. (Cassel town, Marathon Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1895--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Adalbert, McMillan, Marathon Co.
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CASSVILLE, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Charles. 1859--
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 378.
CASSVILLE, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Mary of Perpetual Help. 1873-86.
CASTLE ROCK, settl.
settl. (Castle Rock town, Grant Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. 1898--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Thomas, Montfort, Grant Co.
CAZENOVIA, vil. (Richland Co.)
St. Anthony. 1866--.
Note: First church erected in 1864. New church built in 1884.
Attended as mission from St. Bridget, Westford, Richland Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 789.
CHERMA, settl. (River Falls town, Pierce Co.)
St. Martin.
1895--.
Note: Attended as mission from Nativity of the B. V. M.,
Big River, Pierce Co.
CHILI, settl. (Fremont town, Clark Co.)
St. Stephen. 1902--
Note: Attended as mission from Corpus Christi, Bakerville,
Wood Co.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
Holy Ghost. 1886--.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Joseph, Elk Mound, Dunn Co.;
St. Bridget, Springfield, Eau Claire Co.; St. Peter, Wilson,
St. Croix Co., (Superior Diocese). For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 791.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
Notre Dame. 1885--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 792-800.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
St. Charles Borromeo. 1884--.
Note:
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 790.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
St. Mary.
1857-84.
Note: Building razed in 1885. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., pp. 792-800.
CITY POINT, settl. (City Point town, Jackson Co.)
St. Mary. 1902--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Lawrence, Wisconsin Rapids,
Wood Co.
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CLAYFIELD, settl. (Ellsworth P. O., Pierce Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 1884--.
1884-89, Ellsworth.
1890--, Clayfield.
Note: Attends as mission Immaculate Conception, Lost Creek,
Pierce Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 801.
CLYDE, settl. (Clyde town, Iowa Co.)
St. Malachy. 1866--.
T866-73, Clydetown.
1875-1927, Otter Creek.
1928--, Clyde.
COLBOURN DAM, settl. (Colbourn town, Chippewa Co.)
No Name
Note:
COLBY, city.
St. Mary.
1889-1900.
Attended as mission from Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co.
(Clark Co.)
1876--.
1876-1905, St. Kilian, Colby.
1906--, St. Mary, Colby.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 802.
COOK'S VALLEY, town. (Chippewa Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1893--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1899.
COON VALLEY, vil. (Vernon Co.)
St. Mary. 1910--.
Note:
Attended as mission from St. Joseph, La Crosse Co.
CORNELL, vil. (Chippewa Co.)
Holy Cross. 1916--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Jim Falls,
Chippewa Co.
CUBA CITY, city. (Grant Co.)
St. Rose. 1895--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 372.
CZESTOCHOWA, settl. (Clark Co.) [P. O., Stanley, Chippewa Co.]
St. Mary 1908--.
DARLINGTON, city. (Lafayette Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1864--.
1864-75, St. Leo, Darlington.
1876--, Holy Rosary, Darlington.
Note: Founded by Rev. A. L. David, Aug. 10, 1864. Darlington
at that time belonged to Milwaukee Diocese but later transferred
to La Crosse Diocese. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 390; Geschichte, p. 332.
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DELLONA, town. (Sauk Co.)
All Saints.
1858--.
DELLONA, town. (Sauk Co.)
St. Bridget. 1859.
DE SOTO, vil. (Vernon Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1889--
Not listed by name prior to 1893. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 849.
DICKEYVILLE, settl.
settl. (Paris town, Grant Co.)
Holy Ghost. 1874--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 445.
DILLY, settl. (Forest town, Vernon Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. 1893--.
1893-96, St. John Nepomucene, St. John Ridge.
1897--, st. John Nepomucene, Dilly.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Aloysius, Hillsboro,
Vernon Co. Previously attended from St. Theresa, Union
Center, Juneau Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883.
DODGEVILLE, city.
(Iowa Co.)
St. Joseph. 1886--.
Note: Attends as missions:
St. John the Baptist, Union Mills,
Iowa Co.; St. Peter, Pleasant Ridge, Iowa Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 393.
DORCHESTER, vil. (Clark Co.)
St. Louis. 1878.
Note:
DRYWOOD, settl.
1878-89, All Saints, Dorchester.
st
1890--, St. Louis, Dorchester.
St. Anthony.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 805.
(Arthur town, Chippewa Co.)
1889--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Rose of Lima, Cadott,
Chippewa Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 792.
DURAND, city. (Pepin Co.)
St. Mary Assumption. 1875--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 805.
EASTMAN, vil.
vil. (Crawford Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1875--.
1875-93, St. Wenceslaus, Batavia.
1894--, st. Wenceslaus, Eastman.
Note: Attends as mission Sacred Heart of Jesus, Wauzeka,
Crawford Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 854;
Geschichte, p. 733.
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EAU CLAIRE, city. (Eau Claire Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1880--
Note: Prior to 1875 there was but one Catholic church in the city
of Eau Claire, namely, St. Patrick, whose membership was composed
mostly of Irish and German settlers. In August 1875 the Germans
withdrew from St. Patrick and formed Sacred Heart of Jesus congre-
gation. Rev. Paul Geyer was appointed first resident pastor and
continued as such until May 1877, when Rev. Joseph Boehm succeeded
him. The erection of a new church was commenced in 1880. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 807.
EAU CLAIRE, city. (Eau Claire Co.)
St. Patrick. 1859--
T859-61, St. Peter, Eau Claire.
1864--, St. Patrick, Eau Claire.
Note: Rev. Henry Reinhart, first resident pastor. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 808.
EAU GALLE, vil. (Eau Galle town, Dunn Co.)
St. Henry.
EDGAR, vil.
1864--.
1864-69, St. Henry, Aux Galets.
1870--, St. Henry, Eau Galle.
Note: St. Henry, Eau Galle, Dunn Co., was established in 1856,
the Rev. John Phelan officiating as its first pastor. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 809; Geschichte, p. 694.
(Marathon Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1899--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1903.
EDSON, town. (Chippewa Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1883--.
Nove: Attended by Rev. Goldsmith, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co.,
who continued to make regular visits until March 1883, when
Rev. H. Untraut became its resident pastor. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 788; Geschichte, p. 680.
ELK CREEK, settl. (Hale town, Trempealeau Co.)
St. Mary. 1876-84. See Independence.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Michael, North Creek,
Trempealeau Co.
ELK GROVE, settl. (Elk Grove town, Lafayette Co.)
St. Peter
1864--.
1864-65, St. Ambrose, Elk Grove.
1366--, St. Peter, Elk Grove.
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ELK GROVE, settl. (Elk Grove town, Lafayette Co.)
St. Rose of Prairie. 1852-83.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Paul, Mineral Point, Iowa Co.
ELK MOUND, vil.
St. Joseph.
(Dunn Co.)
1889--.
1889-95, Holy Angels, Elk Mound.
1896--, st. Joseph, Elk Mound.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Ghost, Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co.
ELLSWORTH, vil. (Pierce Co.)
St. Francis. 1898--.
ELMWOOD, vil. (Pierce Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1913--
Note: Attended as mission St. Nicholas, Farm Hill, Pierce Co.
EL PASO, settl. (El Paso town, Pierce Co.)
St. Joseph.
1875--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Spring Valley, Pierce Co. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 860.
ELROY, city.
(Juneau Co.)
St. Patrick. 1878--.
1878-94, Holy Trinity, Elroy.
1895--, St. Patrick, Elroy.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., pp. 809, 810;
Geschichte, p. 695.
ETTRICK, settl. (Ettrick town, Trempealeau Co.)
St. Bridget. 1865--.
1865-69, St. Bridget, Ettrick.
1872-77, St. Bridget, Beaver Creek.
1878--, St. Bridget, Ettrick.
Note: First resident pastor, Rev. C. A. Gerst, in 1869, who
remained about one year. No immediate successor. Attended
for a time by a visiting pastor. Second resident pastor, Rev.
Martin Connolly to 1872. Pastorate not regularly occupied
until July 1896, when Rev. F. A. Byrne was assigned to the
parish. Pastor at Ettrick had charge of two out-missions:
Trempealeau, Trempealeau Co. and Roaring Creek, Jackson Co.
Attended as mission from St. Bartholomew, village of Trempealeau,
Trempealeau Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 812.
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FAIRCHILD, vil. (Eau Claire Co.)
St. John. 1888--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Michael, North Creek,
Trempealeau Co.
FAIRVIEW, settl. (Cleveland town, Jackson Co.)
St. Joseph. 1873--.
1873-82, No Name, Humbird.
1883-88, St. Joseph, Garden Valley.
1889-96, St. Joseph, Humbird.
1897-1900, St. Joseph, Clevelandtown.
1901--, St. Joseph, Fairview.
Note: Attends as mission St. Anthony, Augusta, Eau Claire Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 801.
FARM HILL, settl. (Pierce Co.)
St. Nicholas. 1889--
Note:
1889-96, No Name, Rock Elm, Pierce Co.
1897--, st. Nicholas, Farm Hill.
Attended as mission from Sacred Heart, Elm Wood, Pierce Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 848.
FENNIMORE, city.
(Grant Co.)
St. Mary. 1885--.
Note:
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 406.
FENWOOD, city.. (Wein town, Marathon Co.)
No Name. 1903-13.
Note:
Attended as mission from Stratford, Marathon Co.
FOUNTAIN CITY, city. (Buffalo Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1864--
Note: Rev. Jos. Kleiber, first resident pastor in 1863. First
church built in 1860; dedicated Oct. 9, 1860. Incorporated in
1884. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 814, Geschichte,
p. 699.
FRIENDSHIP, vil. (Adams Co.)
St. Leo. 1885-1923.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 712. See St. Joseph.
GALESVILLE, vil.
vil. (Trempealeau Co.)
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St. Mary 1902--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Bartholomew, village of
Trempealeau, Trempealeau Co.
GALLOWAY, settl. (Franzen town, Marathon Co.)
St. Joseph.
1923--.
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GAUDIERS FARM, (Chippewa Co.)
Station. 1889-1900.
Note: Attended as mission from Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co.
GAYS MILLS, vil. (Crawford Co.)
St. Mary. 1909--.
GE NOA, vil.
vil. ( Vernon Co.)
St. Charles. 1867-
1867-69, St. Vincent de Paul, Genoa.
1872-1940, St. Carolo Borromeo, Genoa.
1941-, St. Charles, Genoa.
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Note: Organized Jan. 9, 1863. First services conducted Sept
1862 by Rev. Nicolas. or Rev. Momo in the home of B. Starlochi.
First resident pastor, Rev. Momo, in 1875. Attended as mission
Sacred Heart of Jesus, De Soto, Vernon Co.
De Soto, Vernon Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 815, 858; Geschichte, p. 736.
GLENCOE, town. (Buffalo Co.)
St. Joseph.
1865--.
Note: From 1875-88 attended as mission from Our Lady of
Perpetual Help, Arcadia, Trempealeau Co.
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 771.
GLENHAVEN, settl.
settl. (Glenhaven town, Grant Co.)
Holy Mary, Help of Christians. 1866--.
1866-76, St. Sebastian, Glenhaven.
For early history
1877--, Holy Mary, Help of Christians, Glenhaven.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 380.
GRATIOT, vil. (Lafayette Co.)
St. Joseph.
1872--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. John, South Wayne, Lafayette Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 423.
GREENWOOD, city. (Clark Co.)
St. Mary. (Help of Christians) 1904--.
GREENWOOD, settl.
St. Patrick.
(Greenwood town, Vernon Co.)
1872-1909.
HALDER, settl. (Emmet town, Marathon Co.)
St. Patrick. 1876--.
1876-92, St. Patrick, Irish settlement.
1893--, St. Patrick, Halder.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Paul, Mosinee, Marathon Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 837.
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HATLEY, vil. (Marathon Co.)
St. Florian. (Polish) 1899--.
Note: Attended as missions: St. Francis Assisi, Norrie,
Marathon Co. and St. Agnes, Callon, Marathon Co.
HAZEL GREEN, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Francis of Sales.
1848--
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 542.
HEWITT, settl. (Marsh town, Wood Co.)
St. Michael. 1889--.
Note:
Not listed by name prior to 1892. In 1885 Hewitt became
a mission of Marshfield, Wood Co., continuing as such until
April 1888, when Rev. C. Nau, assistant pastor of Rev. Ignatius
Schaller, Marshfield, was appointed pastor. In the same year
Rev. C. Nau built a parsonage at Hewitt, becoming first resident
pastor in Aug. 1889. Upon being transferred to the pastorate at
Mosinee, Marathon Co., Hewitt was attended as mission from
Marshfield. Rev. Winand Daniels in 1891 was appointed to the
pastorate at Hewitt. Corpus Christi, Bakerville, Wood Co.,has
always been a mission of Hewitt. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 817; Geschichte, p. 702.
HIGHLAND, vil. (Iowa Co.)
St. Anthony. 1864--.
Note:
1864, St. Michael, Highland.
1865-98, St. John Nepomucene, Highland.
1899--, St. Anthony, Highland.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 424.
HIGHLAND, vil. (Iowa Co.)
St. Philip.
Note:
1851--.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 426, 826.
HILLSBORO, vil. (Vernon Co.)
St. Aloysius. 1904--.
Note: Attends as missions: St. John Nepomucene, Dilly,
Vernon Co.; St. Wenceslaus (Bohemian), Yuba, Richland Co.;
St. Joseph, Mt. Tabor, Vernon Co.
HOLCOMBE, settl.
(Holcombe town, Chippewa Co.)
St. Joseph. 1906--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Jim Falls,
Chippewa Co.
HOLLANDALE, vil. (Iowa Co.)
St. Patrick. 1866--.
Note:
1866-97, St. Patrick, Walwick.
1898--, St. Patrick, Hollandale.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 426.
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HONEY CREEK, town. (Sauk Co.)
Our Lady of Loretto, (St. Mary Loretto.) 1860--
Note: Attended as mission from St. Aloysius, Sauk City,
Sauk Co. For early history of C. C. in Wis., p. 865.
HURON, settl. (Colburn town, Chippewa Co.)
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1904--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1908. Attended as mission
from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Jim Falls, Chippewa Co.
INDEPENDENCE, vil. (Trempealeau Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1884--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 820. See
Elk Creek.
INDIAN CREEK, settl. (Oakdale town, Monroe Co.)
St. Michael. 1874--,
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1887. Attended as mission
from St. James, Camp Douglas, Juneau Co.
IRONTON, vil.
(Sauk Co.)
St. Michael. 1864--.
1864-77, St. Fridolin.
1878--, St. Michael.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Boniface, Lime Ridge, Sauk Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 787.
JIM FALLS, settl. (Anson town, Chippewa Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus
1908--.
1908-17, st. Anne, Bob Creek.
1918--, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Jim Falls.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Louis, Arnold, Chippewa Co.;
Holy Cross, Cornell, Chippewa Co.; St. Joseph, Holcombe
Chippewa Co.; Nativity of B. V. M., Huron, Chippewa Co.
KENDALL, vil. (Monroe Co.)
St. Joseph. 1884--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1895. Established in 1880
by Rev. Killilea. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 890.
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KENDALLTOWN, settl. (Kendalltown, Lafayette Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1857--.
1857-65, St. Pius, Rendle.
1866-83, St. Pius, Kendalltown.
1884--, Immaculate Conception, Kendalltown.
Note: Situated in township Kendall, Lafayette Co., about 9 miles
northwest of Darlington, Lafayette Co., 12 miles north of Shulls-
burg, Lafayette Co., and 12 miles southeast of Mineral Point,
Iowa Co. Church erected in 1856 as a mission, attended by Rev.
O'Connor, Willow Springs, Lafayette Co. Later attended by
pastors of St. Matthew, Shullsburg. When church had been erected
at Darlington, Kendalltown was attended as mission by Rev. O'Neil,
and also by Rev. Welsh, Willow Springs. Later Kendalltown was
again attached to Darlington and was attended as a mission from
there until 1882. In 1882 Rev. Wm. Haberstock, Seymour, was
given charge of Kendalltown mission, and began the erection of a
church at this place. Completed in 1883. In Sept. 1883, Rev.
Wm. F. O'Malloney was appointed resident pastor. In 1883 when
Kendalltown was alloted resident pastor, Willow Springs was
attended as mission. The U. S. Cath. Alm. and Dir. lists St. Pius,
Rendle (probably misnomer for Kendall). Attends as mission
St. Michael, Calamine, Lafayette Co. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 436.
KEYESVILLE, settl. (Ithaca town, Richland Co.)
Nativity of B. V. M. 1866--.
1866-75, Nativity of B. V. M., Ithaca.
1876--, Nativity of B. V. M., Keyesville.
Note: Organized Dec. 25, 1859; attended by pastors residing in
neighboring parishes until 1864. Rev. Theophil Beau, first pastor.
Attends as mission St. Kilian, Bear Valley, Richland Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 822; Geschichte, p. 707.
KIELER, settl.
(Jamestown town, Grant Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1861--.
1861-74, Immaculate Conception, Menomonee.
1875-88, Immaculate Conception, Jamestown, Grant Co.
1889--, Immaculate Conception, Kieler, Grant Co.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from St. Andrew, Potosi,
Grant Co. Established in 1855; first mass read in 1858. For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 443.
KNOWLTON, settl.
(Knowlton town, Marathon Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1878--
1878-92, St. Mary, Knowlton.
1894--, St. Francis Xavier, Knowlton.
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LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Blessed Sacrament. 1939--
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Holy Cross.
1886--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 762.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Holy Trinity.
1894--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis. p. 767.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Our Lady of Lourdes.
LA CROSSE, city.
St. James.
Note:
1907-23.
(La Crosse Co.)
1887--
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 763.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. John the Baptist.
1888--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 764.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Joseph Cathedral. 1857--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 760.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Mary. 1856--.
Note:
Also known as "The Church of the Immaculate Conception of
the Blessed Virgin Mary." For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 765.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1874--.
1874-1933, St. Wenzel.
1934-, St. Wenceslaus.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 769.
LANCASTER, city.
St. Clement.
Note:
LA VALLE, vil.
Holy Family.
Note:
(Grant Co.)
1864-
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 447-450.
(Sauk Co.)
1915--.
Attended as mission from St. Boniface, Lime Ridge, Sauk Co.
LEWIS VALLEY, (La Crosse Co.)
Mission.
1904-1915.
LIBERTY POLE, settl. (Franklin town, Vernon Co.)
St. James.
1857-1869.
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LIMA, settl. (Lima town, Pepin Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1888--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 806.
LIME RIDGE, vil. (Sauk Co.)
St. Boniface.
1912--.
Note: Attends as mission Holy Family, La Valle, Sauk Co.
LINDINA, settl. (Lindina town, Juneau Co.)
Holy Rosary.
Note:
1865--.
1865-1900, St. Michael, Lindina.
1901-08, St. Michael, Germantown, (Marion, P. 0.)
1909-12, St. Michael, Marion.
1913--, Holy Rosary, Lindina.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 832 under
St. Patrick, Mauston, Juneau Co.
LONE ROCK, vil. (Richland Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1903-14
Note: Attended as mission from St. Patrick, Loreto, Sauk Co.
LOST CREEK, settl. (Ellsworth town, Pierce Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1886--.
Note: Attended as mission from Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
Clayfield, Pierce Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 848; Geschichte, pp. 727, 728.
LORETA, settl. (Bear Creek town, Sauk Co.)
St. Patrick. 1888--.
LOYAL, vil.
1888-97, Bear Creek.
1898-1900, Marble Ridge.
1901--, Loreta.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 825-828.
(Clark Co.)
St. Anthony. 1888-.
Note:
LYNDON, vil.
1888-94, St. Joseph, Loyal.
1895-1937, St. Balthasar, Loyal.
1938--, St. Anthony, Loyal.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 803.
(Juneau Co.)
St. Mary Immaculate Conception.
1864--
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 823.
MARATHON, vil.
(Marathon Co.)
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
1859-61, St. Benedict.
1864--, Nativity of B. V. M.
1859--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 825.
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MARION, town. (Juneau Co.)
St. Michael. 1875--
1875-78, St. John Nepomuc, Germantown.
1879-1905, St. Michael, Germantown.
1908--, St. Michael, Marion.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Francis of Assisi, Neceedah,
Juneau Co.
MARSHFIELD, city. (Wood Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1918--.
MARSHFIELD, city. (Wood Co.)
St. John the Baptist.
1878--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 829.
MAUSTON, city.
St. Patrick.
(Juneau Co.)
1859--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 831.
MCMILLAN, settl. (McMillan town, Marathon Co.)
St. Adalbert. 1906--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Cassel,
Marathon Co.
MELANCHTON CREEK, ? (Richland Co.)
St. Patrick.
1868--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Anthony, Cazenovia, Richland Co.
Not listed by name prior to 1880
ME NOMONIE, city. (Dunn Co.)
St. Joseph.
1864--.
1864-68, St. Francis, Menomonie,
1869-83, Immaculate Conception, Menomonie.
1884--, St. Joseph, Menomonie.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 833.
MENOMONIE, (Town 8, Dunn Co.)
St. Martin. 1849-50.
Note: Listed in Cath. Alm. as St. Mary, Town 8, Dunn Co.
Town 8 in Dunn Co. is Menomonie town
MIDDLE RIDGE, settl. (Washington town, La Crosse Co.)
St. Peter. 1881--.
1881-1900, St. Peter, St. Peter Ridge.
1901--, St. Peter, Middle Ridge.
Note: Attends as mission St. Mary, Bangor, La Crosse Co.
For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 863. See Boswick Valley
and Washington.
MIFFLIN, settl. (Mifflin town, Iowa Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1855-74.
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MILAN, settl. (Johnson town, Marathon Co.)
St. Thomas. 1915--.
Note:
Attended as mission from St. John the Baptist, Wuerzburg,
Marathon Co.
MILLADORE, vil. (Wood Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. 1887--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 803.
MILL CREEK, settl. (Arena town, Iowa Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1875--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Barnabas, (Milwaukee Diocese),
Mazomanie, Dane Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 467.
MILLSTON, settl. (Millston town, Jackson Co.)
St. Andrew.
1897-1938.
Note: Attended as mission from Black River Falls, Jackson Co.
MINERAL POINT, city. (Iowa Co.)
St. Mary. 1872--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 469.
MINERAL POINT, city. (Iowa Co.)
St. Paul. 1841--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 470-475.
MONDOVI, city. (Buffalo Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1897--
First
Note: Organized Aug. 2, 1896 by Rev. Edward P. O'Toole.
church dedicated as Sacred Heart of Jesus, Dec. 17, 1896. Prior
to this, congregation attended mass at St. Patrick, Canton, 6 miles
west of Mondovi, Buffalo Co. Attends St. Joseph, Rock Falls, Dunn
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 836; Geschichte, p. 719.
Co.
MONTANA, settl. (Montana town, Buffalo Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1881--.
Note: Attended as mission from Waumandee settlement, Waumandee
town, Buffalo Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 886.
MONTFORT, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Thomas. 1926--.
Note: Attends as mission St. John Nepomucene, Castle Rock,
Grant Co.
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MOSINEE, city.
St. Paul.
(Marathon Co.)
1881--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1890. First attended by
Rev. Richard, Wausau, under whose direction first church was
built. Rev. Gilbert Munno, first resident pastor. Prior to
the arrival of the German settlers at Mosinee in 1850, a few
Catholics residing here had been visited occassionally since
1845 by Rev. Dahl. Successors to Rev. Dahl were the Revs.
Richard, Albert Mendel, Nau, and Dickoff. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 837; Geschichte, p. 720.
MOUNT HOPE, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Lawrence O'Toole. 1864--.
Note: Attends as mission St. John, Patch Grove, Grant Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 448-479.
MOUNT TABOR, settl. (Forest town, Vernon Co.)
St. Joseph. 1911--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Aloysius, Hillsboro,
Vernon Co.
MUD LAKE, settl. (Eagle Point town, Chippewa Co.)
Holy Angels. 1898-1937.
Note: Attended as mission from Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co.
MUSCODA, vil.
(Grant Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1861--.
Note:
1861-95, St. Bartholmew.
1896--, St. John the Baptist.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 482.
NECEDAH, vil. (Juneau Co.)
St. Francis of Assisi.
1876--.
Note: First resident pastor, Rev. Mathias White, 1876. Attends
as mission St. Michael, Marion, Juneau Co. For early history
of. C. C. in Wis., p. 839.
NEILSVILLE, city. (Clark Co.)
St. Mary 1878--.
Note: No name stated prior to 1888. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 839.
NEKOOSA, city. (Wood Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1900--
NELSON, settl. (Nelson town, Buffalo Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1890-1936.
Note: Attended as mission from Immaculate Conception,
Fountain City, Buffalo Co.
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NEW DIGGINS, settl. (New Diggins town, Lafayette Co.)
St. Augustin. 1846-1929.
Note: Established in 1884. Attended as mission from St. Patrick,
Benton, Lafayette Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 372.
NEW LISBON, city. (Juneau Co.)
St. Paul. 1864--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. James, Camp Douglas, Juneau Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 829.
NORRIE, settl. (Norrie town, Marathon Co.)
St. Francis Assisi. 1897--,
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1900. Attended as mission
from St. Florian, Hatley village, Marathon Co.
NORTH CREEK, settl. (Arcadia town, Trempealeau Co.)
St. Michael, 1876--.
Note: Attends as mission St. John, Fairchild, Eau Claire Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 841.
NORWALK, vil. (Monroe Co.)
St. Augustine. 1905--.
Note: Attends as mission St. John the Baptist, Summit, Monroe Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 864.
ONALASKA, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1890-96.
OWEN, city. (Clark Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1921--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Bernard, Abbotsford, Clark Co.
PATCH GROVE, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. John. 1864--.
Note:
Attended as mission from St. Lawrence O'Toole, Mount Hope,
Grant Co. Formerly attended from Potosi, Grant Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 448.
PELPLIN, ? (Marathon Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1917--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Francis Xavier, Knowlton,
Marathon Co.
PERRYTOWN,? (Pierce Co.)
St. Ann. 1872-84.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Eau Galle, Dunn Co.
PILOT KNOB, settl. (Richfield town, Adams Co.
St. Methodius. 1887--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Adams, Adams Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 711.
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PINE CREEK, settl. (Dodge town, Trempealeau Co.)
Most Sacred Heart and St. Wenceslaus. 1876--.
Prior to 1876
First resident
Note: Established by this name Feb. 7, 1864.
attended by pastors of neighborhood parishes.
pastor, Rev. Zaelzioski, 1866-68. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 844; Geschichte, p. 725.
PITTSVILLE, city. (Wood Co.)
St. Joachim.
PLAIN, vil.
1889--.
Note: Attends as mission All Saints, Babcock, Wood Co. and
St. Joseph, Altdorf, Wood Co. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 862.
St. Luke.
(Sauk Co.)
1864--.
1864-77, St. Luke, Franklin.
1888-94, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.
1895--, St. Luke
Note: Settlement made by Bavarians from Germany in 1856.
First mass read at Mr. Ott's home, Dec. 27, 1858, by Rev.
F. X. Weinhart. First church built 1861; dedicated by Bishop
Henni, Oct. 17, 1861. First resident pastor, Rev. E. Sieghardt,
Jan. 1, to March 15, 1876. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
pp. 845, 846; Geschichte, p. 726.
PLATTEVILLE, city. (Grant Co.)
St. Mary. 1852--.
Note:
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 504.
PLATTEVILLE, city. (Grant Co.)
St. Philip.
1845.
Note: Attended monthly by Rev. James Causse. Not listed by
name after 1845.
PLEASANT RIDGE
St. Peter.
? (Iowa Co.)
1847.
1847-64, No Name, Dodgeville.
1865-83, St. Peter, Dodgeville.
1884-96, St. Peter, Pleasant Hill.
1897--, St. Peter, Pleasant Ridge.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Dodgeville, Iowa Co.
For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 393.
PLUM CITY, vil. (Pierce Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1886--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1896. First mass read Sept.,
1871 by Rev. Meurs in the home of John Baptist Enders. First
church built in 1883. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
P. 846; Geschichte, p. 727.
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PONIATOWSKI, settl. (Rietbrock town, Marathon Co.)
Holy Family. (Polish) 1883--.
Note:
1883-87, St. Stanislaus, Poniatowski.
1888-92, St. Joseph, Poniatowski.
1893-1907, Holy Family, Poniatowski.
1908-13, St. Joseph, Poniatowski.
1914--, Holy Family, Poniatowski.
Organized in 1877 and attended by Rev. Bukowsky from
Stevens Point, Portage Co., and by pastors from other neighboring
parishes until 1883, when Rev. J. Maczynsli became the first resident
pastor. Present church built in 1891 under direction of Rev. Gara.
Holy Trinity, (German), Poniatowski, Marathon Co.,is attended from
Holy Family, Poniatowski. For ear
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 849; Geschichte, p. 729.
PONIATOWSKI, settl. (Rietbrock town, Marathon Co.)
Holy Trinity. (German) 1883--.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Family, Poniatowski,
Marathon Co. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 850.
POTOSI, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Andrew. 1848--.
Note: Located near Potosi. Organized in 1846 by German
Catholics and served by Rev. A. Tush. Church built in 1875.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 507-509.
POTOSI, vil. (Grant Co.)
St. Thomas. 1845--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 507-509.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, city. (Crawford Co.)
St. Gabriel.
1836--.
Note: Organized early in the nineteenth century. Rev. Dunand
was the first resident pastor; he made the first church entries
in French in April 1817. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 850; Geschichte, pp. 730-732.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, city. (Crawford Co.)
St. John Nepomucene. 1892--.
Note: Örganized in 1891 by Rev. George Kiefner. First church
dedicated Dac. 13, 1891. Formerly attended St. Wenceslaus as
mission, Eastman, Crawford Co. For early history cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 854.
PRESCOTT, city. (Pierce Co.)
St. Joseph. 1872 --
1872-86, St. John, Prescott.
1887--, St. Joseph, Prescott.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 786.
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REELSBURG, city.
(Sauk Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1886--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1895. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 855.
RICHLAND CENTER, city. (Richland Co.)
St. Mary. 1872--.
1872-91, St. Thomas.
1892--, St. Mary.
Note: First services conducted in private homes, 1858 to 1866.
Attended from Keyesville, Richland Co. Rev. J. C. McAteer
appointed first resident pastor, 1886. In 1892 new church
dedicated St. Mary of the Assumption. Attends as mission
St. Martin, Boas, Richland Co. For early history of. C. C. in
Wis., p. 856; Geschichte, p. 735.
RIDGEVILLE, settl. (Ridgeville town, Monroe Co.)
St. Finbar. 1865-84.
Note:
RIDGEWAY, vil.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 889.
(Iowa Co.)
St. Bridget. 1855--.
Note: Attends as mission Immaculate Conception, Barneveld,
Iowa Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 518.
RISING SUN, settl. (Utica town, Crawford Co.)
St.
James. 1856--.
1856-66, No Name, Utica.
1867-69, St. James, Utica.
1870--, St. James, Rising Sun.
Note: Rev. M. Heiss, resident pastor in 1870. Prior to 1868
mass read in a log shanty. Attends as mission Annunciation of
the B. V. M., Viroqua, Vernon Co. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 858; Geschichte, p. 736.
ROARING CREEK, settl. (Irving town, Jackson Co.)
St. Malachy • 1872--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Black River Falls,
Jackson Co.
ROCK FALLS, settl.
settl. (Rock Creek town, Dunn Co.)
St. Joseph. 1909--.
Note: Attended as mission from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mondovi,
Buffalo Co.
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ROZELLVILLE, settl. (Day town
St. Andrew. 1884-
Note:
1884-87, St. Andrew, Campbelltown.
1888--, St. Andrew, Rozellville.
Organized in 1883. Attended as mission by Rev. Reiser
from Marathon City, Marathon Co., and other pastors from
Marshfield and Hewitt, Wood Co., until 1893, when Rev. Aloysius
Schauenberg became first resident pastor. Second church built
in 1897. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 861;
Geschichte, p. 739.
RUDOLPH, town. (Wood Co.)
St. Philomena. 1879--.
Note: Organized in 1884. Rev. August Van Sever, first resident
pastor. Prior to 1884 attended from adjacent parishes. For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 862; Geschichte, p. 739.
SAUK CITY, (Sauk Co.)
St. Aloysius. 1853--.
Note: Established by Rev. Adalbert Inama Church built in 1869.
Attends Our Lady of Loretto, Honey Creek, Walworth Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 865 under St. Norbert; Roxburg; and
Sauk City.
SCHOFIELD, vil. (Marathon Co.)
St. Therese of the Child Jesus
SCOTT, (Scott town, Crawford Co.)
St. Patrick. 1886-1929.
(Little Flower). 1938--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Philip, Scott town.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 865.
SENECA, settl. (Seneca town, Crawford Co.)
St. Patrick. 1864--.
Note:
1864-79, St. Mark, Seneca.
1880--, St. Patrick, Seneca.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 866.
SHAMROCK, settl. (Manchester town, Jackson Co.)
St. Columbkill. 1866--.
1866-1915, Pine Hill.
1916--, Shamrock.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Black River Falls,
Jackson Co.
SHERRY, settl.
St. Kilian.
(Sherry town, Wood Co.)
1885--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 782.
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SHULLSBURG, city. (Lafayette Co.)
Our Lady of Hope. 1870--.
1870-1938, Our Lady of Hope, Seymour.
1939--, Our Lady of Hope, Shullsburg.
Note: Attends as mission St. Peter, Elk Grove, Lafayette Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 534.
SHULLSBURG, city.
city.
St. Matthew.
(Lafayette Co.)
1842--.
Note: Organized in 1835. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 539.
SIGEL, settl. (Sigel town, Wood Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1886--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. James, Vesper, Wood Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 822.
SINSINAWA MOUND, settl. (Jamestown, Grant Co.)
St. Joseph.
Note:
1844--.
1844, St. Thomas, Sinsinawa Mound.
1845-82, St. Dominic, Sinsinawa Mound.
1883--, St. Joseph, Sinsinawa Mound.
For early history of. C. C. in Wis., pp. 541, 542.
SOUTH WAYNE, vil. (Lafayette Co.)
St. John. 1868--
Note:
SPARTA, city.
1868-99, St. Philomena, Viola, Lafayette Co.
1900--, St. John, South Wayne, Lafayette Co.
Attended as mission from Gratiot, Lafayette Co. See Wiota.
(Monroe Co.)
St. Patrick. 1867--.
1867-69, St. Patrick.
1870-83, St. Augustine.
1884--, St. Patrick.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 868.
SPAULDING, settl. (City Point town, Jackson Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1909-1938.
Note:
Not listed by name prior to 1928.
Attended as mission
from St. Lawrence, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood Co.
SPENCER, vil.
(Marathon Co.)
Christ the King Parish. 1884-95, 1939--.
1884-95, Mission (no name), Spencer.
1939--, Christ the King Parish, Spencer.
Note: Attended as mission from Edson, from 1884-94, and later
from Boyd, Chippewa Co., from 1894-95. From 1939 to present
time attended from St. Joseph Hospital, Marshfield, Wood Co.
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SPRING GREEN, vil. (Sauk Co.)
St. John the Evangelist. 1873--.
SPRING VALLEY, vil. (Pierce Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1902--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Joseph, El Paso, Pierce Co.
SPRINGFIELD PRAIRIE, settl. (Seymour town, Eau Claire Co.)
St. Bridget. 1887--.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Ghost, Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co. For early history ci
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 791.
ST. ANN, settl. (Chippewa Co.)
No Name. 1889-1911.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co.
ST. JOSEPH, settl. (Greenfield town, La Crosse Co.)
St. Joseph. 1860--.
1860-71, St. Joseph, Buchanan.
1872-76, St. Joseph, Greenfield.
1877--, St. Joseph, St. Joseph.
Note: Attends as mission St. Mary, Coon Valley, Vernon Co.
Prior to 1866 services were held in homes by a pastor from
La Crosse. In 1866 a log church was built. New church was
built in 1869. Attends as mission St. Peter, St. Peter Ridge,
La Crosse Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 862.
ST. MARYS, settl. (Jefferson town, Monroe Co.)
St. Mary of the Fine. 1878-1917.
Note: Organized in 1856. Rev. Tapper, first resident pastor.
First church built in 1868. School building erected in 1889.
A new church built in 1897. Incorporated in 1883.
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 863.
ST. MARY'S RIDGE, settl. (Jefferson town, Monroe Co.)
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1864--.
1864-72, Nativity of B. V. M., Jefferson.
1873--, Nativity of B. V. M., St. Mary's Ridge.
For early
Note: New church completed in 1868. St. Mary's Ridge is at a point
5 miles southwest of Norwalk, Monroe Co. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 863.
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ST. PHILIP, settl. (Clayton town, Cranford Co.)
St. Philip. 1864--.
1864-69, St. Philip, Claytontown.
1872-85, St. Philip, Clayton.
1886--, St. Philip, St. Philip.
Note: Established in 1862. Attended as mission from Rising Sun,
Crawford Co. In 1876 St. Philip.became a parish. Formerly
attended as a mission from St. Patrick, Scott, Crawford Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 864.
STANLEY, city.
St. Anne.
STANLEY, city.
St. Mary.
STRATFORD, vil.
St. Joseph.
SUMMIT, settl.
(Chippewa Co.)
1908--.
(Chippewa Co.)
1897--.
(Marathon Co.)
1898--
(Ridgeville town, Monroe Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1880--.
Note: Attended as a mission from St. Augustine, Norwalk,
Monroe Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 869.
SYLVAN, settl. (Sylvan town, Richland Co.)
St. Peter.
Note:
1887-1938.
Attended as mission from St. Philip, St. Philip,
Crawford Co.
TENNYSON, settl.
(Potosi town, Grant Co.)
St. Andrew. 1941.
THORP, town. (Clark Co.)
St. Bernard. 1887-
THORP, vil.
Note: Attended from St. Hedwig, Thorp, Clark Co.
(Clark Co.)
St. Hedwig. 1892--
1892-1921, St. Hedwig, Posen.
1922--, St. Hedwig, Thorp.
Note: Formerly a mission of St. Bartholomew, Mill Creek,
Portage Co. until July 1897. First resident pastor, Rev.
James Korczyk. For early history of. C. C. in Wis., pp.
835, 850; Geschichte, pp. 718, 730
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TILDEN, settl. (Tilden town, Chippewa Co.)
St. Peter.
Peter.
1864-.
1864-88, St. Peter, Eagle Point.
1889--, St. Peter, Tilden.
Note: First Catholic settlers arrived in 1855 and attended
mass at Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co. Four years later church
was built and attended by resident pastors from Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co. July 31, 1869 the congregation was given a pastor
in the person of Rev. A. Koke, who remained until Aug. 24, 1870.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 880; Geschichte, p. 754.
TOMAH, city. (Monroe Co.)
St. Mary
1872--.
Note: First resident pastor, Rev. W. F. Quigley, D. D.,
appointed to Immaculate Conception (St. Mary), Tomah, Monroe Co.,
in 1868, remaining until 1870. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 881; Geschichte, p. 755.
TREMPEALEAU, vil. (Trempealeau Co.)
St. Bartholomew. 1865--.
1865-71, St. Wenceslaus.
1872--, St. Bartholomew.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Bridget, Ettrick settlement,
Trempealeau Co.; St. Mary, village of Galesville, Trempealeau Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 812.
UNION CENTER, vil.
(Juneau Co.)
St. Theresa. 1865--.
Note: Attended from St. Jerome, Wonewoc, Juneau Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883.
UNION MILLS, settl.
settl. (Highland town, Iowa Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1875--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Dodgeville, Iowa Co.
VESPER, settl.
settl.
St. James
Note:
(Hansen town, Wood Co.)
1911--.
Attends as missions: Holy Rosary, Sigel, Wood Co.;
St. Francis, Arpin, Wood Co.
VIROQUA, city. (Vernon Co.)
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
1905--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. James, Rising Sun,
Crawford Co.
WARNERS STATION, (Chippewa Co.)
No Name. 1891-97.
Note: Attended from Notre Dame, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co.
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WASHINGTON, settl. (Washington town, La Crosse Co.)
St. Peter. 1872-89.
See Middle Ridge.
WAUMA NDEE, settl. (Waumandee town, Buffalo Co.)
St. Boniface. 1864--,
Note: Attends as mission SS. Peter and Paul, Montana,
Buffalo Co. For early history ci C. C. in Wis., p. 886.
WAUSAU, city. (Marathon Co.)
St. James.
1906--.
Note: Attends as mission Brokaw, Marathon Co.
WAUSAU, city.
(Marathon Co.)
St. Mary Immaculate Conception.
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1875--.
Note: Organized in 1857. Rev. L. Dale visited Wausau in the
fall of 1851. Again in 1852-53 Rev. F. X. Etschmann, Madison,
visited Wausau. Thereafter unattended until Oct. 1857, when
Rev. James Stehle, resident pastor at Stevens Point, celebrated
mass in the C. Single hall bimonthly. Parish remained a mission
until 1869. During the year 1867 a church was built. Corner
stone laid in July 1867. Rev. John Zawistowski, in Oct. 1869,
appointed first resident pastor. Again became a mission
attended from Stevens Point, in Feb. 1878. Mass celebrated in
the new church for the first time in March 1871. A resident
pastor was again given the parish in Aug. 1874. Parish again
became a mission attended from Stevens Point until March 22,
1875, when Rev. Theo. Richard was appointed resident pastor,
Sept. 14, 1890. Corner stone of new church laid July 17, 1892
and church dedicated by the Rev. Bishop Messmer the same year.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 749; Geschichte, p. 645.
WAUSAU, city. (Marathon Co.)
St. Michael. 1888--.
Note:
Organized as a Polish parish in Sept. 1887. Church
erected in 1888; dedicated by Bishop Katzer. First pastor,
Rev. Constantine Marszatowicz. Destroyed by fire Dec. 26, 1894.
New structure erected and dedicated Oct. 3, 1895 by Bishop
Messmer: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 751;
Geschichte, p. 647.
WAUSAU, city. (Marathon Co.)
St. Peter. 1868.
WAUZEKA, vil. (Crawford Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1885--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Wenceslaus, Eastman,
Crawford Co.
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WEBER, settl. (Eau Pleine town, Marathon Co.)
Holy Trinity.
WESTFIELD, settl.
St. Alphons us
WESTFIELD, settl.
St. Patrick.
WESTFORD, settl.
St. Bridget.
1890-1913.
(Westfield town, Sauk Co.)
1864-70.
(Westfield town, Sauk Co.)
1872-87.
(Westford town, Richland Co.)
1872--.
Note: Established in 1858. Church built in 1863. First pastor,
Rev. Montague, Lyndon Station. Later attended by pastors from
St. Anthony, Cazenovia, Richland Co. For early history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 789.
WILLARD, settl. (Hendren town, Clark Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1910--.
WILTON, vil.
(Monroe Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1876--.
Note: Organized in 1875.
Rev. Durward for 8 years.
Church built in 1875. Attended by
Remained a mission until 1895 when
Rev. J. D. Manning was appointed as resident pastor. Destroyed
by fire Aug. 1896. Corner stone laid Oct. 7, 1896 by Bishop
Schweback, who blessed the building on Jan. 14, 1897. For
early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 889.
WINDFIELD, settl. (Windfield town, Sauk Co.)
St. Patrick.
1872-1938.
Note: Attended as a mission from All Saints, Dellona, Sauk Co.
WIOTA, settl.
No Name.
Note:
(Wiota town, Lafayette Co.)
1852-60.
See South Wayne.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, city. (Wood Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1903--
1903-20, St. Lawrence, Grand Rapids.
1920--, St. Lawrence, Wisconsin Rapids.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Mary, City Point, Jackson Co.;
SS. Peter and Paul, Spaulding, Jackson Co.
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, city.
(Wood Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1857--
1857, Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Grand Rapids, Greenwood Co.
1858-64, Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Grand Rapids, Wood Co.
1865-73, Holy Cross, Grand Rapids, Wood Co.
1874-1921, SS. Peter and Paul, Grand Rapids, Wood Co.
1922--, SS. Peter and Paul, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood Co.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 640, 641 under
SS. Peter and Paul, Grand Rapids.
WITHEE, vil. (Clark Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1902--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1908. Attended as mission
from St. Bernard, Abbotsford, Clark Co.
WONEWOC, vil. (Juneau Co.)
St. Jerome. 1884--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Theresa, Union Center,
Juneau Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 883, 884.
WOODLAND, town. (Sauk Co.)
St. Lawrence. 1884-1907.
WOODLAWN,
Note: Attended as mission from Hillsboro, Vernon Co.
(Jackson Co.)
St. Anne (Polish)
1917--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Joseph, Black River Falls,
Jackson Co.
WOOMATA, settl. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Alphonsius. 1857-61.
WUERTSBURG, settl. (Johnson town, Marathon Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1889--
Note: Attends as mission St. Thomas, Milan, Marathon Co.
YELLOWSTONE, settl. (Lafayette Co.)
St. Michael. 1887--
YUBA, vil.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1896. Attended as mission
from Immaculate Conception, Blanchardville, Lafayette Co.
(Richland Co.)
St. Wenceslaus. (Bohemian) 1875--.
1875-84, St. Wenzels, Yuba.
1891-92, No Name, Yuba.
1897--, st. Wenceslaus, Yuba.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Aloysius, Hillsboro,
Vernon Co.
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SUPERIOR DIOCESE
(Established May 10, 1905)
Comprises the counties of Ashland, Barron, Bayfield,
Burnett, Douglas, Iron, Lincoln, Oneida, Polk, Price,
Rusk, St. Croix, Sawyer, Taylor, Vilas, and Washburn.
ALMENA, settl.
(Almena town, Barron Co.)
(Almena town
Sacred Heart of Jesus. (German) 1889--.
1889-93, No Name, Barronett.
1894--, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Almena.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 304.
AMERY, city. (Polk Co.)
St. Joseph. 1891--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1895. Formerly attended as a
mission from St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
Barron Co. Attends the missions:
St. John, Clear Lake, Polk Co.; Our Lady of the Holy Rosary,
Georgetown, Polk Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883.
AMIK, Gordon Farm. (Burnett Co.)
Mission (no name). 1881-85.
Note: See Gordon.
AMNICON FALLS,
St. Edward.
? (Douglas Co.)
1918-23.
APPOLONIA, settl.
(Stubbs town, Rusk Co.)
St. Appolonia. 1895-1913.
Note:
Mission was formerly attended from Turtle Lake and Bruce.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883, under St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
APPLE RIVER, town.
(Polk Co.)
St. Mary 1886--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1892. Now attended from Turtle
Lake, Barron Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883,
under St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
ASHLAND, city. (Ashland Co.)
Holy Family.
(Polish) 1901--.
ASHLAND, city. (Ashland Co.)
St. Agnes.
1878--.
Note: Legal title "St. Agnes Catholic Congregation." Attends the
mission Our Lady of the Seven Dolors, Odanah, Ashland Co. (Indian)
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 774.
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ARBUCKLE, ?
(Bayfield Co.)
Station (no name). 1906-11.
Note: Attended from St. Agnes, Ashland, Ashland Co.
BALSAM LAKE, vil. (Polk Co.)
Mission (no name). 1898-1907.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 780.
BARNES, settl. (Barnes town, Bayfield Co.)
No name. 1915-37.
BARRON, city.
(Barron Co.)
St. Joseph. 1889--.
Note: Attended from St. Boniface, Chetek, Barron Co.
BARRONETT, settl. (Maple Lake town, Barron Co.)
Station (no name). 1913--.
Note: Attended from St. Mary, Cumberland, Barron Co.
BASHAW, town. (Washburn Co.)
No name.
1896-1911.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 780.
BAYFIELD, city.
Holy Family.
(Bayfield Co.)
1865--.
1865-98, Christ Church, Bayfield.
1899--, Holy Family, Bayfield.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Anthony, Belanger Settlement,
Bayfield Co.; St. Francis of Assisi, Buffalo Bay, Bayfield Co.;
St. Francis, Red Cliff, Bayfield Co.; St. Joseph, La Pointe
Ton Madeline Island) Ashland Co.; St. Ann, Cornucopia, Bayfield
Co. For history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 784.
BEAR LAKE, town. (Barron Co.)
Mission (no name). 1906-07, 1915-17.
Note: Last attended from Rice Lake, Barron Co.
BELANGER, settl.
St. Anthony.
(Bayfield Co.)
1901--.
Note: Mission attended from Holy Family, Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
BELLISLE FALLS, Indian Reservation, Lac du Flambeau. (Vilas Co.)
St. Joseph.
1889.
Note: St.
St. Joseph (French and Indian), placed in charge of
Franciscan Fathers. Church built in 1889. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp.
778, 870. Now attended as a mission from St. Peter, Winter, Sawyer
Co. Cf. C.C. in Wis., spells this Bellils Falls. See
Lac du Flambeau.
BENNETT, settl. Bennett town, Douglas Co.)
St. Benedict. 1906-37.
Note: Attended from SS. Cyrillus and Methodius, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
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BIBON, settl.
No Name.
Note:
BIG BEND, town.
No Name.
(Mason town, Bayfield Co.)
1918--.
Attended from Blueberry, Douglas Co.
(Rusk Co.)
1896-1905.
BIRCHWOOD, town. (Washburn Co.)
St. Anthony. 1918-19.
Note: May have been a church or station started in the
lakes region.
BIRCHWOOD, vil.
(Washburn Co.)
St. John Evangelist. 1906--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. Attends missions:
Sacred Heart, Fadisson, Sawyer Co.; St. Mary Magdeline, Couderay,
Sawyer Co.; Our Lady of Holy Mount, Pribram, Rusk Co.
BLAKE, settl. (Georgetown town, Polk Co.)
Our Lady of Holy kosary. 1905-15.
Note: Attended from Long Lake.
Georgetown.
Church of same name under
BLOOMVILLE, settl. (Schley town, Lincoln Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1896--.
Note: Attended from St. Francis Xavier, Merrill, Lincoln Co.
BLUEBERRY, settl.
settl. (Maple town, Douglas Co.)
St. Ann. 1902--.
Note: Attended from SS. Cyrillus and Methodius, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
BOYLSTON, settl. (Superior town, Douglas Co.)
St. Ann.
1918-23.
BRACKLIN, ? (Barron Co.)
Station. 1902-05.
BRUCE, vil.
Note: Attended from Cumberland, Barron Co.
(Rusk Co.)
St. Mary. 1889--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Catholic Congregation." Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 893. Formerly visited by the Franciscan Fathers from
Superior and Ashland, also from Chippewa Falls. Attends as
missions: St. Francis of Assisi (French and Indian), Flambeau,
Rusk Co.; St. Ann (French and English), Murry, Rusk Co.
BRULE, settl. (Brule town, Douglas Co.)
Station (no name). 1915-27.
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BRULE, settl. (Brule town, Douglas Co.)
Station. 1895-96.
Note: Attended from St. Francis Xavier, Superior city, Douglas Co.
BUFFALO BAY, settl. (Indian Cliff Reserve, Bayfield Co.)
St. Francis of Assisi. 1890--.
Note: Mission attended from Holy Family, Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
BUTTERNUT, vil. (Ashland Co.)
Immaculate Conception.
1887--.
Note: Church was formerly attended from St. Francis of Assisi,
Fifield, Price Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 813.
BUTTERNUT LAKE, settl. (Luck town, Polk Co.)
Mission (no name).
1903-11.
CABLE, vil. (Bayfield Co.)
St. Casimer. 1896--.
1896-1917, St. Anna.
1918--, St. Casimer.
Note: Attended from St. Joseph, Hayward, Sawyer Co. For short
history cf. C.C. in Wis., p. 780.
CAMERON, vil.
St. Peter.
(Barron Co.)
1889--
Note: Church attended from St. Boniface, Chetek, Barron Co.
CATAWBA, vil. (Price Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1909--.
Note: Attends as missions:
St. Augustine, Ingram, Rusk Co.:
St. Michaels, Kennan, Price Co.
CENTURIA, vil. (Folk Co.)
St. Patrick. 1922--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1928. Now attends station at
Luck, Polk Co.
CHELSEA, settl. (Taylor Co.)
Holy Assumption. 1889-90, 1914--.
Note: Mission of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Whittlesey, Taylor Co.
CHETEK, city (Barron Co.)
St. Boniface. 1886--.
Note: Legal title "Catholic Congregation of St. Boniface." Cf. C.C.
in Wis., p. 893. Church formerly attended as a mission from St.
Paul, Bloomer, La Crosse Diocese. Now attends St. Joseph, Barron,
Barron Co.; St. Peter, Cameron, Barron Co. Cf. Geschichte:
and in C. C. in Wis. p. 386.
CLAM FALLS, settl. (Clam Falls town, Polk Co.)
St. Michael. 1900--.
P. 680
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1908. Now a mission of St. Dominic
Frederic, Polk Co.
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CLAYTON, vil. (Polk Co.)
Station (no name). 1881-1905.
Note: Formerly a mission of Cumberland, Barron Co.
CLEAR LAKE, vil. (Polk Co.)
St. John.
Note:
1890--.
Not listed by name prior to 1928. Now a mission of
St. Joseph, Amery, Polk Co.
CONNORS POINT, (Douglas Co.)
St. John.
1894-1907.
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Note: Legal title "St. John's Catholic Congregation. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 894 under West Superior. Connors Point, north of Superior.
CONOVER, settl. (Conover town, Vilas Co.)
Station. 1918-37.
Note: Attended from St. Peter, Eagle River, Vilas Co.
CONRATH, vil. (Rusk Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1911--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1917. Attended from Our Lady
of Sorrow, Ladysmith, Rusk Co.
CORNUCOPIA, settl. (Bell town, Bayfield Co.)
St. Ann. 1903--.
Note: Mission attended from Holy Family, Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
COUDERAY, vil. (Sawyer Co.)
St. Mary Magdelene.
1906--.
Note: Mission attended from St. John Evangelist, Birchwood,
Washburn Co.
CRANE, settl. (Hubbard town, Rusk Co.)
Mission (no name). 1923–37.
Note: Last listed as a Station of Bruce, Rusk Co.
CRESCENT LAKE, settl. (Scott town, Burnett Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary. 1929--.
Note: Mission of St. John the Baptist, Webster, Burnett Co.
CROTTY BROOK, ? (Douglas Co.)
St. Joseph.
1917--.
Note: Station attended from Our Lady of Good Counsel
Solon Springs, Douglas Co.
CUMBERLAND, city. (Barron Co.)
St. Anthony Abbott. (Italian) 1895--.
Note: Attended from St. Mary, Cumberland, Barron Co.
history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 803.
For early
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CUMBERLAND, city. (Barron Co.)
St. Fary. 1884--.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Catholic Congregation." Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 893. Attends St. Anthony Abbott (Italian) Cumberland, and
a mission, Corpus Christi, Mckinley, Polk Co. For early history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 803.
CYLON, settl. (St. Croix Co.)
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.
1886--.
Note: For history of mission cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 811 under
St. Patrick, Erin Frarie, St. Croix Co.
DALLAS, vil. (Barron Co.)
Mission (no name).
1839-1900.
Note: Last attended from Rice Lake, Barron Co.
DANBURY, settl. (Swiss town, Burnett Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 1916--.
Note: No name prior to 1929.
Attended from St. John the
Baptist, Webster, Burnett Co. See Loon Lake and Yellow Lake.
DAUBY, settl. (Pilsen bowl, Bayfield Co.)
St. Peter.
Note:
CO.
1914--.
Mission attended from SS. Peter and Paul, Moquah, Bayfield
DEDHAM, settl. (Superior town, Douglas Co.)
DOBIE,
St. Aloysius. (Polish) 1909--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Adalbert, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
? (Bayfield Co.)
Cur Lady of the Lourdes. 1913-17.
Note: Attended from Cable, Bayfield Co.
DONALD, settl.
St. Joseph.
Note:
(Pershing town, Taylor Co.)
1926--.
Not listed by name prior to 1928. Now attended from SS.
Puter and Paul, Gilman, Taylor Co.
DRAPER, settl.
(Draper town, Sawyer Co.)
Station. 1910-37.
Note: Attended from Winter, Sawyer Co.
DRUMMOND, settl. (Drummond town, Bayfield Co.)
Station (no name) 1893--.
Note: Attended from St. Anne, Sanborn, Ashland Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 781.
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EAGLE RIVER, city. (Vilas Co.)
St. Peter. 1887-..
1887-95, No Name, Eagle River.
1096-1905, St. John the Baptist.
1606--, St. Peter
Hobe: Atcends as missions: St. Mary, Phelps, Vilas Co.; St. Mary,
Bruner, ilas Co.; £tation, Land O' Lakes, Vilas Co. For complete
history to 1896 cf. C. C in Wis., p. 630.
EAST FARMINGTON, settl. (Farmington town, Polk Co.)
Assumption of D. V. MI. 1875--.
Note: No name prior to 1885. Formerly a mission of various other
churches. Now attends St. Joseph, Osceola, Polk Co.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 806.
EDGEWATER, settl.
(Edgewater town,
(Edgewater town, Sawyer Co.)
1917--.
Mission (no name).
Note: Listed as Edgewater, Washburn Co.
Edgewater, Washburn Co. This evidently is an
error as this is a town of Edgewater in Sawyer Co. Attended
from Birchwood, Washburn Co.
ERIN, town1. (St. Croix Co.)
St. Patrick. 1860--,
1860-1917, St. Patrick, Erin Prairie.
1918--.
Note: Legal title
Legal title "St. Patrick's Church." Cf. C. C. in Wis.,
P. 894.
St. Patrick, Erin Frairie.
Established in 1857. For complete history cf. C. C, in
Wis., pp. 810-812.
C.
EUREKA, ? (Ashland Co.)
Mission (no narie). 1900--,
Note: Attended from Holy Family, Ashland, Ashland Co.
EXELAND, vil. (Sawyer Co.)
St. Mary. 1917--.
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Not listed by name prior to 1929. Mission attended from
St. Peter, Winter, Sawyer Co.
FIFIELD, tom, (Price Co.)
St. Francis of Assisi. 1889--.
Note:
No name prior to 1890. Attended from St
Attended from St. Mary, Prentice,
Price Co.; St. Therese, Westboro, Taylor Co. For history af. c. c.
in Wis., p. 15.
FLAMEEAU, (Flambeau town, Rusk: Co.)
St. Francis of Assisi. (French and Indian) 1881--.
Note: Mission attended from Bruce, Rusk Co.
FOSTERVILLE, (Iron Co.)
No name. 1912-15.
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FOXBORO, settl. (Summit town, Douglas Co.)
St. Michael,
1.008-33.
Me: Attended from Holy Assumption, Superior city, Douglas Cb.
FREDERIC, vil. (Folk Co.)
St. Dominje, 1906--.
te: Attended from St. John the Baptist, Webster, Burnett Co.
Attends as missions. St. Michael, Clam Falls, Polk Co.;
Tumaculate Conception, Grantsburg, Burnett Co.
GASLYN, settl. (Scott town, Burnett Co.)
Mission (no name). 1917-27,
Note: Mission probably replaced by Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary,
Crescent Lake, Burnett Co. which was established in 1929.
GEORGETOWN, town. (Polk Co.)
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. 1901--.
Note: Attended from St. Joseph, Amery, Polk Co.
See St. Joseph, Blake, Polk Co
GILMAN, Vil,
(Taylor Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1911--
Note: Attends as missions: St. Michael, Jump River, Taylor Co.;
St. Joseph, Donald, Taylor Co.; Station, Hannibal, Taylor Co.
GLEN FLORA, vil. (Rusk Co.)
No Name. 1891-97, 1899-1905, 1914-37.
GLENWOOD, city. (St. Croix Co.)
St. Hubert.
1911-
GLENWOOD, city. (St. Croix Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1889--
1889-95, St. John.
1896--, St. John the Baptist.
GLIDDEN, settl.
(Peelsville town, Ashland Co.)
Most Precious Blood. 1887--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1892. Formerly attended from
St
Francis of Assisi, Fifield, Price Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 813.
GORDON, settl. (Gordon town, Douglas Co.)
St. Anthony of Padua. 1886--.
1886-97, No Name.
1898-1909 Our Lady of the Angels,
3
1910-- St. Anthony of Padua.
Note: Attended as mission from Solon Springs, Douglas Co.
Cf. Amik.
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GRANDVIEW, settl. (Pratt town, Bayfield Co.)
St. Andrew, 1906--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Anne, Sanborn, Ashland Co.
GRANTSBURG, vil. (Burnett Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1896--.
1896-1907, No Name.
1908--, Immaculate Conception.
Note: Attended as a mission from St. Dominic, Frederic, Polk Co.
GREENWOOD, town.
St. Anne.
(Taylor Co.)
1889--.
1889-96, St. Patrick, Greenwood.
1898--, St. Anne, Greenwood.
Note: Attended as a mission from St. John the Baptist, Rib Lake,
Taylor Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883.
GURNEY settl.
settl. (Gurney town, Iron Co.)
Mission (no name).
HACKLEY, (Vilas Co.)
St. Mary. 1905-13.
1918--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910.
Eagle River, Vilas Co.
HAMMOND, vil. (St. Croix Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1873--.
Attended from St. Peter,
Note: Legal title "The Catholic Congregation of St. Mary's
Immaculate Conception." Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 894. Attends
as mission St. Peter, Wilson, St. Croix Co. For history cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 816.
HANNIBAL, settl. (Cleveland town, Taylor Co.)
Station (no name). 1917-37.
Note: Last attended from SS. Peter and Paul, Gilman, Taylor Co.
HARRISON, settl. (Harrison town, Lincoln Co.)
St. Augustine. 1907--.
HARRISON, (Oneida Co.)
Mission (no name). 1891-94.
Note: Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 724.
HAUGEN, vil. (Barron Co.)
Holy Trinity. 1900--.
Note:
Attends as mission St. Catherine, Sarona, Washburn Co.
HAWKINS, vil. (Rusk Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 1914--.
Note: Now a mission of Holy Trinity, Conrath, Rusk Co.
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HAYWARD, city. (Sawyer Co.)
St. Joseph. 1886--.
Note: Not listed by nane prior to 1890. Formerly attended by
Franciscan Fathers of Ashland. Church built in 1882, Attends as
istions: St. Casimir, Cable, Bayfield Co.; St. Mary Magdalene,
Spring Brool, Washburn Co. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 679.
HERESTER, settl. (ülover town, Fayfield Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1397--.
Noce: Mission attended from St. Michael, Iron River,
Favfield Co.
HIGH BRIDAL, settl, (Ashland town, Ashland Co.)
St. Anthony. 1895--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. Mission formerly attended
from Ashland, Ashland Co. Now attended from St. Anne, Sanborn,
Ashland Co. Cr. C. C. in Wis., p. 750.
HOLWAY, town,
(Taylor Co.)
St. Lary. 1911--.
Note:
HUDSON, city.
Mission of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Stetsonville, Taylor Co.
(St. Croix Co.)
St. Patrick. 1852--.
1852-55, No Name, Willow River.
1857, St. Mary on the Lake, Hudson.
1856-79, St. Janes, Eudson.
1830--. St. Patrick, Hudson.
Cf. C. C. in
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Congregation."
Wis., p. 694. Originally services were conducted at Hudson, then
at Willow River from St. Paul, Minn. About 1856 e resident pastor
was sunt to Hudson who built a small church and dedicated it to
St. James. In 1830, the present church was built and dedicated to
St. Patrick. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 818, 819.
HURLEY, city. (Iron Co.)
Blessed Virgin of Soven Delers.
1886--.
Note: Attends St. Mary, Morcor, Iron Co.; Stations at Winchester
and Winegar, Vilas Co. For history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 020.
INGRAM, vil. (Rusk Co.)
St. Augustine. 1889--.
Note: Mission of Sacred Heart, Catawba, Price Co.
INO, settl. (Koystone town, Bayfield Co.)
St. Florian. (Sloval) 1919--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Michael, Iron River, Bayfield Co.
TRON BELT, settl. (Knight town, Iron Co.)
St. Mary Magdalone. 1904--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1908. Mission, attended From
St. Anno, Saxon, Tron Co.
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IRON RIVER, settl. (Iron Rivor town, Bayfield Co.)
St. Michael. 1893--.
Note: Legal title "St. Michael's Catholic Congregation."
Cf.
C. C. in Wis., p. 894. Not listed by name prior to 1895. Attends
as missions: St. Florian, Ino, Bayfield Co.; St. Mary, Port Wing,
Bayfield Co.; St. Francis Xavier, Herbster, Bayfield Co.
ITASCA STATION, (Douglas Co.)
No name. 1906-13.
Note: Station attended from St. Francis Xavier, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
JEFFERIES, settl. (Harrison town, Lincoln Cc.)
Station. 1896-1905.
JENNINGS,
Note: Attended in 1897 by St. John and in 1905 by St. Peter,
Eagle River, Vilas Co.
? (Oneida Co.)
St. Mary. (Polish) 1903--.
Note: Not listed by nome prior to 1908.
from St. Joseph, Rhinelander, Oneida Co.
JUMP RIVER, settl.
(Taylor Co.)
St. Michael. 1911-
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1933.
SS. Poter and Paul, Gilman, Taylor Co.
KENNAN, vil.
(Price Co.)
St. Michael. 1891-.
Note:
Attended as a mission
Attended as mission from
Mission of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Catawba, Price Co.
KIMDALL, settl. (Kimball town, Iron Co.)
Station.
1918-37.
Note: attended from Blueberry, Douglas Co.
LAC DU FLAMBEAU, settl. (Lac du Flambeau town, Vilas Co.)
St. Anthony. (Indian and French) 1895--.
Note: Mission formerly attended by the Franciscan Fathers,
Ashland, Ashland Co. Church built in 1894. Attended as mission
St. Francis of Solonus (Indian), Settlement of Reserve, Sawyer
Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 879.
LAC DU FLAMBEAU, settl. (Lac du Flambeau town, Vilas Co.)
St. Joseph.
(English and Indian) 1895-1925.
Noto: Mission formorly attended by the Franciscan Fathers,
Ashland, Ashland Co. Sec Bollisle Falls,
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LADYSMITH, city. (Rusk Co.)
St. Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows.
1910--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Anthony de Padua (English, German),
Tony, Rusk Co.
LAKE CHETAK, (Sawyer Co.)
Station. 1889-95.
Note: Attended from Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
LAKE NEBAGAMON, vil. (Douglas Co.)
St. Anthony. 1901--.
Note: Mission attended from Sacred Heart of Jesus, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
LAND OʻLAKES, settl. (State Line town, Vilas Co.)
Station (no name). 1930--
Note: Attended from St. Peter, Eagle River, Vilas Co.
LA POINTE, settl. (Madeline Island, Ashland Co.)
St. Joseph. 1842--.
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Family, Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
Cath. Alm., "La Pointe (on Madeline Island), Ashland Co.; St. Joseph
(Indian, English). This is the oldest Catholic church in Wisconsin.
It was founded in 1665; renovated in 1835; celebrated its jubilee,
Aug. 23, 1885; destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1901." For
history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 235, 784.
LEHIGH, settl.
No Name.
Note:
(Summers town, Barron Co.)
1903-05.
LONG LAKE, settl.
Mission attended from Tony, Rusk Co.
(Johnston town, Polk Co.)
St. Patrick. 1876-1917, 1934-39.
Note: For short history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 883.
LOON LAKE, (Swiss town, Burnett Co.)
Station (no name). 1906-11.
Note: Perhaps a forerunner of the nearby church in the village
of Danbury, established in 1916, or may have succeeded the Station
listed from 1896-1905 as "Yellow Lake" town of Oakland, Burnett Co.
LORAIN, town (Polk Co.)
Mission (no name). 1906-07.
LUBLIN, vil.
(Taylor Co.)
St. Stanislaus. 1908--
1908-23, All Saints, Lublin.
1924--, St. Stanislaus, Lublin.
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LUCK, vil. (Polk Co.)
no name).
1914-.
Station (no name).
Note: Attended as Station from St. Patrick, Centuria, Polk Co.
See Mound, Polk Co.
LUGERVILLE, settl. (Flambeau town, Price Co.)
St. Joseph. 1923-37.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1931. Attended as mission from
St. Mary, Phillips, Price Co.
MAPLE, settl. (Maple town, Douglas Co.)
Station.
1897-1907.
Note: Attended from Ashland, Ashland Co.
MAPLE LEAF, ?
St. Charles.
Note:
(Barron Co.)
1910--.
Attended as mission from St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
MARENGO, settl. (White River town, Ashland Co.)
Our Lady of Seven Dolors. 1893--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. Formerly attended as
mission from Ashland, Ashland Co. Now attended from St. Anne,
Sanborn, Ashland Co.
MASON, vil. (Bayfield Co.)
St. Aloysius. 1889--.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
Now attended from St. Anne, Sanborn, Ashland Co. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 781.
MCKINLEY, town. (Polk Co.)
Corpus Christi. 1912--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1918. Mission of St. Mary
Cumberland, Barron Co.
MEDFORD, city. (Taylor Co.)
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.
1876--.
Note: Legal title "The Catholic Congregation of Our Lady of the
Rosary." Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 894.
p. 894. Not listed by name prior to
Attends as mission St. Anthony, Molitor Settlement, Taylor
Co. For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 833.
1888.
KELLEN, city. (Ashland Co.)
Holy Rosary. 1892--.
Note: No name prior to 1898. Formerly attended as a mission from
Ashland, Ashland Co. For history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 780.
MERCER, settl.
(Mercer town, Iron Co.)
St. Isaac Jogues and Compassion. 1940--.
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MERCER, settl. (Mercer town, Iron Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1912--.
Attended as mission from
Not listed by name prior to 1938.
Blessed Virgin of Seven Dolors, Hurley, Iron Co.
MERKILL, city. (Lincoln Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1885--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1887. Attends as mission St. John
the Baptist, Bloomville, Lincoln Co. For early history of. C. c.
in Wis., p. 691.
MINOCQUA, settl.
(Minocqua town, Oneida Co.)
St. Patrick. 1895-
Note: Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 836.
MINONG, vil. (Washburn Co.)
Presentation of the E. V. M. 1896--.
Note: Logal title "St. Mary's Catholic Congregation."
Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 894. Not listed by name prior to 1898. Attended as
mission from St. Mary, Solon Springs, Douglas Co.
MOLITOR SETTLEMENT, settl. (Taylor Co.)
St. Anthony. 1889--.
Note: Mission of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, Medford, Taylor Co.
MONICO, settl. (Monico town, Oncida Co.)
St. James.
1887--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1917. Attended by Rt. Rev. Msgr
John G. Heiring. Ros. St. Mary's Hospital, Rhinelander, Oneida Co.
For carly history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 724.
MONTREAL, city. (Iron Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1908--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1916. Attends as mission
St. Anthony, Pence, Iron Co.
MOQUAH, settl. (Pilsen town, Bayfield Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1910--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Peter, Dauby, Bayfield Co.
MORSE, town. (Ashland Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1923--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1926. Attended from St. Anne
Sanborn, Ashland Co.
MOUND, (Polk Co.)
Station (no name).
1906-13.
Note: Attended as station from Long Lake, Polk Co. May have been
station at Luck. See Luck.
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"MOUTH OF YELLOW RIVER, (Swiss town, Burnett Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 1895-1927.
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Note: Was perhaps replaced by the church at the nearby village
of Danbury. From 1916 to 1928 there was a mission at Danbury
but it had no name; in 1929 the Danbury church was named Our
Lady of Perpetual Help." After 1927, the church at the "Mouth
of the Yellow River " is no longer listed in the Catholic Directory.
Church built in 1887. Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 780, 879.
MURRY, settl.
(Murry town, Rusk Co.)
St. Ann. 1889--.
Note: Attended as mission from St. Mary, Bruce, Rusk Co. Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 883 under St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
NEWPOST, settl. (Hunter town, Sawyer Co.)
St. Ignatius. 1934--.
Attended as mission from St. Francis Solanus, Reserve, Sawyer Co.
NEW RICH OND, city. (St. Croix Co.)
Immaculate Conception. 1881--.
??
Note: Legal title "Church of the Immaculate Conception of the
Blessed Virgin. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 894.
p. 894. Not listed by name
prior to 1891. Destroyed by fire in 1890; records destroyed.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 840, 841.
ODANAH, settl. (Sanborn town, Ashland Co.)
Our Lady of Seven Dolors.
1875--.
1875-94, Bad River,
1895-,, Odanah.
Note: Formerly attended as mission from Bayfield, Bayfield Co.,
now attended from St. Agnes, Ashland, Ashland Co.
Agnes, Ashland, Ashland Co. For history
of. C. C. in Wis., p. 776.
OGEMA, settl. (Ogema town, Price Co.)
St.
Julius. 1913-35.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1928.
OLIVER, vil, (Douglas Co.)
St. Joachim. 1918--.
..
Note: Attended as mission from Holy Assumption, Superior city,
Douglas Co.
ORIENTA, town.
(Bayfield Co.)
Mission. 1918-23, 1925-36.
Note: Attended from Blueberry, Douglas Co.
ORIENTA, town.
(Bayfield Co.)
No name. 1896-1913, 1924-37.
Note:
781.
Attended from Blueberry, Douglas Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p.
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OSCEOLA, vil.
St. Joseph.
(Polk Co.)
1915--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1930. Mission of Assumption of
B. V. M., East Farmington, Folk Co.
PAKWEWANG, Lac Courtes Oreilles Reservation. (Sawyer Co.)
St. Anthony (mission). (Indian) 1886-1937.
Note: Formerly attended from Superior. Attended in 1936-37 from
Reserve, Sawyer Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis p. 778.
PARK FALLS, city.
St. Anthony.
(Price Co.)
1904--.
PATZAU, settl. (Superior town, Douglas Co.)
St. Agathas. 1917-23.
Note: Attended as mission from Oliver, Douglas Coo
PELICAN LAKE, settl. (Schoepke town, Oneida Co.)
St. John the Evangelist. 1906--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. This church attended by
Rev. Msgr. John G. Heiring. Res. St. Mary Hospital, Rhinelander,
Oneida Co.
Rt
PENCE, settl. (Pence town, Iron Co.)
St. Anthony. 1908--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1930. Attended as mission from
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Montreal, Iron Co.
PHELPS, settl. (Phelps town, Vilas Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
PHILLIPS, city.
St. Mary.
Note:
PHILLIPS, city.
1914--.
Attended as mission from St. Peter, Eagle River, Vilas Co.
(Price Co.)
1921--.
Attends as mission St. Joseph, Lugerville, Price Co.
(Price Co.)
St. Patrick. 1887--.
Mob: Legal title "St. Patrick's Catholic Congregation."
Cf. C. C.
Ws •, p. 894.
Not listed by name prior to 1890. For history
of. C. C. in Wis., pp. 842, 843.
POPLAR, vil, (Douglas Co.)
Station. 1918-37.
Note: Attended from Blueberry, Douglas Co.
PORT WING, settl. (Fort Wing town, Bayfield Co.)
St. Mary.
Note:
1896--.
Mission attended from St. Michael, Iron River,
Bayfield Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 781.
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PRAIRIE FARM, vil. (Prairie town, Barron Co.)
Station. 1889-1905.
Note: Attended from Stanford, Barron Co.
PRATT, town. (Bayfield Co.)
Mission (no name). 1904-05.
Note: Was last attended from Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
PRENTICE, vil.
St. Mary.
PRIBRAM,
Note:
(Price Co.)
1888--
1888, No Name, Prentice.
1890-94, St. Joseph, Prentice.
1895--, St. Mary, Prentice.
Legal title "St. Mary's Catholic Congregation."
Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 894. Was originally a mission attended from Phillips,
Price Co. Now a mission of St. Francis of Assisi, Fifield, Price
Co. cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 843.
? (Rusk Co.)
Our Lady of Holy Mount.
1913--.
1913-15, St. John Nepomucene, Pribram.
1916--, Our Lady of Holy Mount, Pribram.
Note: Mission of St. John Evangelist, Birchwood, Washburn Co.
RADISSON, settl. (Radisson town, Sawyer Co.)
Sacred Heart. 1906--.
Note: Mission attended from St. John Evangelist, Birchwood,
Washburn Co.
RED CLIFF, settl. (Indian Cliff Reservation, Bayfield Co.)
St. Francis. 1881-88, 1916--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1917. Mission attended from
Holy Family, Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
RESERVE, settl. (Bass Lake town, Sawyer Co.
St. Francis of Solonus.
(Indian) 1881--.
1881-1913, St. Francis Saloni, Courtes-Oreilles.
1914--, St. Francis of Solonus, Reserve.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Anthony de Padua, Lac du Flambeau,
Oneida Co.; Our Lady of the Lake, Victory Heights, Sawyer Co.;
St. Ignatius (Indian), New Post, Sawyer Co.
RHINELANDER, city.
city. (Oneida Co.)
Immaculate Conception. (English, German, and French). 1887--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1890. For history cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 724.
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RHINELANDER, city. (Oneida Co.)
St. Joseph. (Polish) 1910--.
Note: Attends as missions: St. Mary (Polish), Jennings, Oneida
Co.; St. Kunegunda of Poland, Robbins, Oneida Co.; St. Theresa
(Polish and English), Three Lakes, Oneida Co.
RIB LAKE, vil. (Taylor Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1897--.
Note:
Legal title "St. John the Baptist Catholic Congregation.
Attends as mission St. Anne, Greenwood, Clark Co. Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 894.
RICE LAKE, city. (Barron Co.)
St. Joseph. 1886--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Catholic Congregation."
Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 894. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 856.
RICHARDSON, ? (Barron Co.)
Mission. 1881-85.
Note: Church built in 1885. Attended from New Richmond,
St. Croix Co.
RIVER FALLS, city. (St. Croix Co.)
St. Bridget. 1881--.
ROBBINS,
Note: Legal title "St. Bridget's Congregation.' Cf. C. C. in
Wis., p. 894.
p. 894. Cath. Alm. lists this church as being in St. Croix
Co., Superior Diocese. Should, perhaps, be Pierce Co., as most of
River Falls is in that county. For history cf. C. C. in Wis
p. 859.
? (Oneida Co.)
St. Kunegunda of Poland.
1899--.
Note: Attended from St. Joseph, Rhinelander.
SANBORN, settl.
St. Anne.
(White River town, Ashland Co.)
1895--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1905. Formerly attended from
Ashland. Attends as missions: St. Andrew, Grand View, Bayfield
Co.; St. Anthony, High Bridge, Ashland Co.; Our Lady of Seven
Dolors, Marengo, Ashland Co.; St. Aloysius, Mason, Bayfield Co.;
St. John the Baptist, Morse, Ashland Co.; Station, Drummond,
Bayfield Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 781.
SAND LAKE, settl. (Sand Lake town, Sawyer Co.)
St. Philip. 1913-19.
1913-15, St. Matthias, Sand Lake.
1917-19, St. Philip, Sand Lake.
Note: Attended from Hayward. May have been abandoned or merged
with the mission at Stone Lake, known as St. Matthew, which name
was changed to St. Philip in 1923. Stone Lake is approximately
3 miles from Sand Lake.
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SARONA, town. (Washburn Co.)
St. Catherine. 1910--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1932 when it was listed as
St. Catherine. Now a mission of Holy Trinity, Haugen, Barron Co.
SAXON, settl.
St. Ann.
Note:
(Saxon town, Iron Co.)
1892--.
Not listed by name prior to 1899. Formerly attended from
St. Mary, Hurley. Attends as mission St. Mary Magdalene, Iron
Belt, Iron Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 820.
SAYNER, settl.
St. Mary.
Note:
SHELDON, vil.
(Plum Lake town, Vilas Co.)
1912--.
Attended from St. Peter, Eagle River, Vilas Co.
(Rusk Co.)
Mission (no name). 1911-37.
SHELL LAKE, vil. (Washburn Co.)
St. Joseph. 1886--.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Catholic Congregation." Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 894. Not listed by name prior to 1890. Established
about 1883 as a mission of St. Mary, Cumberland, Barron Co. Church
destroyed by fire about 1892; rebuilt. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 803
under St. Mary, Cumberland, Barron Co.
SILVER CREEK, ? (Ashland Co.)
Mission (no name). 1889-94.
Note: Attended from Bayfield, Bayfield Co.
SOLON SPRINGS, vil. (Douglas Co.)
Our Lady of Good Counsel. 1899--.
Note: Attends as missions:
St. Anthony of Padua, Gordon, Douglas
Co.; St. Mary, Minong, Washburn Co.; and a Station at Crotty Brook,
Douglas Co.
SOMERSET, vil.
vil. (St. Croix Co.)
St. Ann. 1859-64, 1872--.
1859-60, St. Joseph, Apple River.
1860-64, St. Joseph, Somerset.
1872-1900, St. Vincent de Paul, Somerset.
1901--, St. Ann, Somerset.
Note: The first church was built on the St. Croix River, about
4 miles west of Hudson, probably at the junction of the St. Croix
and Apple Rivers. About 1870 it was decided to build a larger
church about 4 miles east of where they were, probably at city of
Hudson as that is the end of the St. Paul R. R. line. cf. C. C. in
Wis., pp. 866, 867.
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SOUTH RANGE, settl. (Parkland town, Douglas Co.)
Holy Angels. 1897-1937.
Note: Mission attended from Webster, Burnett Co.
SPIDER LAKE, settl. (Keystone town, Bayfield Co.)
No Hame. 1900-02.
Note: Attended from Washburn, Bayfield Co.
SPOONER, city. (Washburn Co.)
St. Francis de Sales. 1889--.
Note: For short history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 804 under St. Mary,
Cumberland, Barron Co.
SPRING BROOK, settl. (Spring Brook town, Washburn Co.)
St. Mary Magdalene. 1898--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Joseph, Hayward city,
Sawyer Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 780.
STANFOLD, town.
(Barron Co.)
St. Mary of Lourdes. 1879--.
Note: Legal title "The Catholic Congregation of St. Mary's of
Lourdes." Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 894.
in Wis., p. 869.
STANTON, settl. (Stanton town, St. Croix Co.)
St. Bridget. 1877--.
For early history cf. C. C.
Note: Attends Holy Rosary, Cylon, St. Croix Co. For early
history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 870.
STAR LAKE, settl. (Plum Lake town, Vilas Co.)
Station. 1898-1911.
Note: Attended from St. Patrick, Mino cqua, Oneida Co.
STATE LINE, town. (Vilas Co.)
Mission. (no name). 1905-27.
Note: Attended from St. Peter, Eagle River, Vilas Co.
STETSONVILLE, settl. (Taylor Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1887--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. This church attends the
mission St. Mary, Holway, Taylor Co.
STONE LAKE, settl. (Washburn Co.)
St. Philip. 1915--.
Note:
1915-20, St. Matthew, Stone Lake, Sawyer Co.
1921-22, No Name, Stone Lake, Sawyer Co.
1923--, St. Philip, Stone Lake, Washburn Co.
Perhaps listed in error in Washburn instead of in Sawyer Co.
The settlement is located on the boundary of the two counties.
The predecessor of this mission may have been the one at Sand Lake,
Sawyer Co., 3 miles east.
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STRICKLAND, town. (Rusk Co.)
Holy Assumption B. V. M.
1910--
Note: Attended from SS. Peter and Paul, Weyerhauser, Rusk Co.
STRICKLAND, settl. (Strickland town, Rusk Co.)
St. Anthony. 1898-1909.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1901. This church may have
been closed because the nearby church at Weyerhauser, Rusk Co.
may have served the needs of the community.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
Holy Assumption. 1930--.
Note: Attends as mission St. Joachim, Oliver, Douglas Co., and
a Station at Middle River Sanatorium, Douglas Co.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
1888--.
Note: Legal title "Catholic Congregation of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus." cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 895. Attends mission St.
Anthony, Lake Nebagamon, Douglas Co. For history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p. 886.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Adalbert. 1909--
Note: Attends as missions: St. Aloysius (Polish), Dedham,
Douglas Co.; Stations at County Poor House and County Asylum.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
SS. Anthony and Margaret. (Belgian and English) 1918--.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
1911--.
SS. Cyrillus and Methodius.
Note: Attends as missions:
St. Anne, Blueberry, Douglas Co.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Francis Xavier. 1872--
St. Benedict, Bennett, Douglas Co.;
Note: Legal title "St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Congregation."
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 895. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.,
p 871.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. John, defunct.
Note: See Connors Point.
SUPERIOR, city.
St. Joseph.
(Douglas Co.)
1897-1923.
Note: Legal title "St. Joseph's Catholic Congregation." Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 895. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 888.
SUPERIOR, city.
(Douglas Co.)
St. Louis. (French) 1906--.
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SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Mary.
1895-1929.
Note: Legal title "St. Mary's Catholic Congregation." Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 895. Attended from St. Patrick, West Superior,
Douglas Co. For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 879.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Patrick. 1894--.
Note: Legal title "St. Patrick's Catholic Congregation.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 895.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Stanislaus. (Polish) 1905--.
SUPERIOR JUNCTION, settl. (Washburn Co.)
No Name. 1900-07.
Note: Superior Junction does not appear on map. May have
been located in Town 41-Range 11 line in Washburn county or in
the southeastern part of the Town of Gull Lake.
THREE LAKES, settl. (Three Lakes town, Oneida Co.)
St.
Theresa. (Polish and English) 1896--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1901.
from St. Joseph, Rhinelander, Oneida Co.
TOMAHAWK, city. (Lincoln Co.)
This mission attended
St. Mary.
(French and English) 1890--.
TONY, vil. (Rusk Co.)
St. Anthony de Padua. 1900--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1910. Mission attended
from St. Mary, Ladysmith, Rusk Co.
TRADE RIVER, settl. (Trade Lake town, Burnett Co.)
Mission (no name). 1895-1911.
Note:
Listed as being in Trade River, Polk Co. Perhaps this is
an error as the settlement of Trade River is just over the county
line in Burnett Co. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 779.
TREGO, settl. (Trego town, Washburn Co.)
Patronage of St. Joseph. 1906--.
TRIPOLI, settl. (Lynne town, Oneida Co.)
Mission (no name). 1933-35.
Note: Last attended from St. Francis Assisi, Fifield, Price Co.
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TURTLE LAKE, vil. (Barron Co.)
St. Ann. 1885--.
P. 894.
**
Note: Legal title "St. Ann's Congregation." cf. C. C. in Wis.,
Not listed by name prior to 1890. Attends missions:
St. Mary, Apple River, Barron Co.; St. Charles, Maple Leaf,
Barron Co.; St. John the Baptist, Vance Creek, Barron Co.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 882.
VANCE CREEK, (Vance Creek town, Barron Co.)
St. John the Baptist (mission). 1906--.
Note: Attended from St. Ann, Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
VICTORY HEIGHTS, ? (Sawyer Co.)
Our Lady of the Lake. 1929--.
Note: Mission attended from St. Francis of Solanus, Reserve,
Sawyer Co.
WARREN, town. (St. Croix Co.)
No Name
WASHBURN, city.
St. Louis.
1878-79.
(Bayfield Co.)
1887--.
Note: Legal title "St. Louis Catholic Congregation.
Cf. C. C.
in Wis., p. 895. The first church was built in 1865. For history
cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 884.
WEBSTER, vil.
(Burnett Co.)
St. John the Baptist. 1908--.
1908-16, No church Name given.
1917--, St. John the Baptist.
Note: Attends missions:
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Crescent Lake,
Burnett Co.; Our Lady of the Snow, Winnebou jou, Douglas Co.;
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Danbury, Burnett Co.
WEIRGOR, settl. (Weirgor town, Sawyer Co.)
Mission. 1917--.
Note: Attended from Birchwood, Washburn Co.
WESTBORO, settl.
St. Theresa.
(Taylor Co.)
1905--
1905-09, St. Ann, Westboro, Taylor Co.
1910--, st. Theresa, Westboro, Taylor Co.
Note: Mission of St. Francis of Assisi, Fifield, Price Co.
WEYERHAUSER, vil.
vil. (Rusk Co.)
SS. Peter and Paul. 1889--
Note:
Not listed by name prior to 1901. Attends mission
Assumption of B. V. M., Strickland, Rusk Co.
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WHITE BIRCH, ? (Douglas Co.)
B. V. M. of Good Counsel. (Indian) 1890-98.
Note: Attended by Franciscan Fathers from Ashland, Wis.
Church built in 1888. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 879.
WHITTLESEY, settl. (Taylor Co.)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
1894--.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1908. Attends mission
Assumption B. V. M., Chelsea, Taylor Co.
WILSON, vil.
(St. Croix Co.)
St. Peter. 1877.
1877-1939, St. Bridget, Wilson.
1940--, St. Peter, Wilson.
Note: Attends as mission Holy Ghost, Chippewa Falls,
La Crosse Diocese. Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 816 under
Immaculate Conception, Hammond, St. Croix Co.
WINCHESTER, settl. (Winchester town, Vilas Co.)
Station (no name). 1912--.
Note: Attends Blessed Virgin of Seven Dolors, Hurley, Iron Co.
The Cath. Dir. lists above in Iron Co.
WINEGAR, settl.
St. Rita.
(Presque Isle town, Vilas Co.)
1916--.
1898-1915, No Name, Arbor Vitae.
1915-39, No Name, Winegar.
1940--, st. Rita, Winegar.
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1940. Station attended from
Blessed Virgin of Seven Dolors, Hurley, Iron Co. Cath. Dir. lists
above in Iron Co
WINNEBOUJOU, ? (Douglas Co.)
Our Lady of the Snow.
1918--
Note: Not listed by name prior to 1928. Mission attended from
St. John the Baptist, Webster, Burnett Co.
WINTER, settl. (Winter town, Sawyer Co.)
St. Peter. 1906--
Note: Attends as missions: St. Joseph, Bellisle Falls,
Sawyer Co.; St. Mary, Exeland, Sawyer Co.
WOLF CREEK, settl. (Sterling town, Polk Co.)
Mission (no name). 1896–1907.
WOODRUFF, settl. (Woodruff town, Oneida Co.)
Station, 1904-11.
Note: Attended from St. Patrick, Minocqua, Oneida Co.
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YELLOW LAKE, (Oakland town, Burnett Co.)
No Name. 1896-1905.
Note: Station, later a mission, was abandoned in favor of
station at Loon Lake, (1906-11) and upon establishment of
church in village of Danbury the latter station was given up.
Cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 780.
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CHAPELS
Milwaukee Archdiocese
BARTON, vil. (Washington Co.)
St. Agnes Community.
BELOIT, city. (Rock Co.)
1866-79.
St. Mary's Hospital. 1905-9.
BENTON, vil. (Lafayette Co.)
House of Dominican Sisters of the Third Order. 1861-65, 1890-95.
CAMPBELLSPORT, vil. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Joseph's Convent. 1928--
COLUMBUS, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1914--.
CUDAHY, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Ann's Cudahy Home (Summer Home St. Vincent Infant Asylum). 1907-.
DELAVAN, city.
(Walworth Co.)
Wisconsin School for the Deaf. 1928--.
EAST TROY, vil.
(Walworth Co.)
Holy Ghost Novitiate. 1928--
ELM GROVE, settl. (Brookfield town, Waukesha Co.)
Notre Dame Convent. 1907-9,
ELM GROVE, settl. (Brookfield town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Joseph's Home. 1907--.
ELM GROVE, settl. (Brookfield town, Waukesha Co.)
St. Mary's Home.
1928--.
FOND DU LAC, city.
city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
Convent of the School Sisters of St. Agnes. 1873--.
FOND DU LAC, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
Home for the Aged. 1903-9.
FOND DU LAC, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Agnes Hospital. 1928--.
FOND DU LAC, city.
city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Joseph Convent of the Sisters of Mercy. 1879-1904.
1.
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Milwaukee Archdiocese, Chapels
FOND DU LAC, city. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Mary's Spring Academy. 1928--
GRANVILLE, settl. (Granville town, Milwaukee Co.)
Monastery of St. Phillip Servite Fathers. 1894--.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 951.
GREENFIELD, town. (Milwaukee Co.)
Pallotine Mission House. 1926--.
GREENFIELD, town. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Anthony's Convent. 1907-09.
HOLY HILL, (Erin town, Washington Co.)
Carmelite Monastery and Novitiate.
Palmer Mercy Hospital. 1923--.
JANESVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
JANESVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
St. Joseph's Convent of Mercy.
1910--.
1872-84, 1887--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 952.
JANESVILLE, city. (Rock Co.)
Wisconsin State School for the Blind. 1938--.
Note: Attended from St. Patrick, Janesville.
JEFFERSON, city.
(Jefferson Co.)
St. Coletta Convent of the Third Order of St. Francis. 1866-73,
1878-1909.
JEFFERSON, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Coletta's School for Feeble Minded Youth. 1922--.
JUNEAU, city. (Dodge Co.)
Dodge County Institutions. 1928--.
Note: Directory does not state what public institution this is.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of St. Eridget. 1852-56.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. Catherine's Memorial Hospital. 1922--.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
St. Catherine of Sienna Novitiate Convent. 1879-85, 1890--.
KENOSHA, city. (Kenosha Co.)
4
St. Joseph's Home of the Sacred Heart for the Aged. 1922--
Note: Corporate title "Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart
of Jesus of Milwaukee, Wis."
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Milwaukee Archdiocese, Chapels
MADISON, city.
(Dane Co.)
Edgewood High School and Junior College of the Sacred Heart. 1879--.
1879-95, Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of Dominic.
1896-1927, Sacred Heart Academy
Note:
1928--, Edgewood High School and Junior College of the Sacred
Heart.
For early history, cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 952.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1922--.
MADISON, city. (Dane Co.)
St. Paul.
Note:
MENDOTA, settl.
1908--.
Chapel at University of Wisconsin.
(West Port town, Dane Co.)
State Asylum for Insane. 1912--.
Note: Attended from West Port.
MENDOTA, settl. (West Port town, Dane Co.)
State Memorial Hospital for Soldiers.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Archbishop's residence. 1892--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Catholic Boy's Home. 1906-27.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Catholic Home for the Aged. 1918--.
1930--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Convent of Perpetual Rosary.
1903--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Convent of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. 1852--
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Cross Cemetery. 1916-21.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Holy Resurrection Compo Santo. 1851-57.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
House of the Capuchin Fathers of the Holy Cross. 1886-88.
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
House of Correction. 1892-07, 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
House of Good Shepard. 1880-85, 1891--.
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MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
House of the Little Sisters
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
of the Poor.
1893--.
Industrial School for Girls. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Marquette High School. 1926--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Marquette University.
1881--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mercy High School. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Messmer High School. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Milwaukee County Jail.
1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Misericordia Hospital.
1909--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mother of Good Counsel Convent. 1911--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mother House of the School Sisters
of Notre Dame. 1893-1915.
Note: Corporate title. "School Sisters of Notre Dame,
Milwaukee, Wis."
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
Our Lady of Mercy Convent. 1910--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Our Lady of Mercy Convent. 1928--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Sacred Heart Sanitarium. 1905--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Aemilian's Orphan Asylum. 1854-55, 1893--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Anthony's.
1848.
Note: Located 7 miles west of city.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Benedict the Moor (Negro mission). 1910-15.
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Milwaukee Archdiocese, Chapels
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Bernards Home for Working Men.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Camillus Monastery.
1926--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
1918--.
St. Francis of Assisi Monastery. 1870--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph's Convent of the School Sisters of St. Francis. 1889--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph's Home for Dependent Children. 1918--.
Note: Corporate title
"Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart
of Jesus of Milwaukee, Wis."
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph's Home of the Sacred Heart. 1918--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1889--
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
1909--
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Luke's.
1840-43.
MILWAUKEE, city.
(Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary's Convent. 1896-1909.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary's Convent. 1904--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary's Help of Christians.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary's Hill. 1913--.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
1905-09.
St. Mary's of the Holy Angels. 1856--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1889--.
Note: Attended by Capuchin Fathers.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Michaels Convent. 1896-1907.
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Milwaukee Archdiocese, Chapels
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Peters.
1913-15.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Rose Female Orphan Asylum. 1889--
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum.
MILWAUKEE, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
1893--.
Third Order of St. Francis of Assisi. 1905-7.
MINERAL POINT, city. (Iowa Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic. 1879-85.
MT. CALVARY, settl. (Marshfield town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Convent of Mt. Carmel Home for Aged and Infirm Sisters (Sisters of
Notre Dame) 1895--.
MT. CALVARY, settl. (Marshfield town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Ecclesiastical College of St. Lawrence. 1865--.
1864--.
MT. CALVARY, settl. (Marshfield town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Holy Cross Monastery of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin.
1864-1927, Capuchin Convent of Calvary, Dotyville.
1928--, Holy Cross Monastery of the Order Friars Minor
Capuchin, Mt. Calvary.
NEW CASSEL, settl. (Fond du Lac Co.)
St. Joseph's Convent of the Franciscan Sisters. 1876--.
NOJOSHING, St. Francis, P. 0. (Milwaukee Co.)
House of the Brothers of the Third Order of St. Francis Seraph. 1858-69.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 908.
NORTH GREENFIELD,
? (Milwaukee Co.)
St. Anthony's Convent. 1911--.
OCONOMOWOC, city. (Waukesha Co.)
Immaculate Conception Seminary. 1911--.
OKAUCHEE, vil. (Waukesha Co.)
Our Lady of Spring Bank Cistercian Monastery. 1928--.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic. 1879.
PLYMOUTH, city.
(Sheboygan Co.)
Rocky Noll Sanitarium. 1930--
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Milwaukee Archdiocese, Chapels
PORTAGE, city. (Columbia Co.)
St. Saviour's Hospital. 1922--.
PORTAGE, city. (Columbia Co.)
Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic. 1869-72.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Catherine's High School. 1928--.
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Catherine of Sienna Convent. 1864--
1864-1921, Sisters of the Dominican Order Convent, Racine.
1922--, St. Catherine of Sienna Convent, Racine.
Note: Corporate title "Sisters of St. Dominic."
RACINE, city. (Racine Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1892-1911, 1922--.
ROXBURY, settl. (Roxbury town, Dane Co.)
St. Norbert's Premonstrant Convent. 1853-59.
ST. FRANCIS, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
Catholic Normal School.
1871--.
ST. FRANCIS, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
Convent of Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis. 1849-1911.
1849-67, Nojoshing.
1874-1911, St. Francis.
ST. FRANCIS, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mother House of Sisters of St. Francis. 1896--.
ST. FRANCIS, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
St. John's Deaf Mute Asylum. 1896--.
Note: For early hsitory cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 911.
ST. FRANCIS, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
Seminary of St. Francis De Sales. 1855--.
Note: Corporate title
St. Francis Seminary. For early
history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 896.
STURTEVANT, vil. (Racine Co.)
St. Bonaventure Minor Seminary (Order of the Franciscan Fathers).
1928--
STURTEVANT, vil. (Racine Co.)
St. Joseph Friary (Order of the Franciscan Fathers). 1926--.
TAYCHEEDAH, settl. (Taycheedah town, Fond du Lac Co.)
Wisconsin Industrial Home for Women. 1928--.
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WATERTOWN, city. (Jefferson Co.).
Sacred Heart College (Fathers of the Holy Ghost).
1896--.
WATERTOWN, city. (Jefferson Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1922--.
WAUKESHA, city. (Waukesha Co.)
Boys State Reformatory. 1911--.
WAUPUN, city. (Dodge Co.)
State Penitentiary and State Hospital.
1896--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 559.
WAUWATOSA, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
County Hospital and Poor House. 1911-17, 1928--.
WAUWATOSA, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
House of the Capuchin Fathers of the Holy Cross.
1889-95, 1906--
WEST ALLIS, city. (Milwaukee Co.)
Mt. Carmel Chapel.
1940--
WEST MILWAUKEE, vil. (Milwaukee Co.)
Carmelite Convent. 1928--.
WHITEWATER, city. (Walworth Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic.
1879-85, 1890-95.
WOOD, settl.
(Milwaukee Co.)
National Soldiers' Home.
1893--.
Note: Wood, Wis. is the P. O. address of the National Soldiers'
Home, Milwaukee Co.
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ALVERNO, settl.
Green Bay Diocese
(Manitowoc Rapids town, Manitowoc Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis Seraph. 1871--.
1871-95, Silver Lake.
Note:
1896--, Alverno.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 947.
APPLETON, city. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Elizabeth's Hospital. 1900--.
APPLETON, city. (Outagamie Co.)
St. Joseph's Monastery of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchins. 1900--.
BAY SETTLEMENT, settl.
settl. (Scott town, Brown Co.)
Convent of the Holy Cross. 1857-61.
BAY SETTLEMENT, settl. (Scott town, Brown Co.)
House of the Fathers of Mercy. 1888-91.
BAY SETTLEMENT, settl. (Scott town, Brown Co.)
St. Francis Convent (Motherhouse of the Sisters of the Third Order
of St. Francis). 1885--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 983.
CECIL, vil. (Shawano Co.)
Camp Tivoli. 1932--.
Note: Camp for Catholic boys from 7 to 17. Rev. Patrick
N. Butler.
CHILTON, city. (Calumet Co.)
Convent of St. Augustine.
1886-88.
DE PERE, WEST, city.
WEST, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Norbert Abby of the Canons Regular of Premontre.
1899--.
Note: Legal title "Premonstratensian (Norbertine) Fathers of
West De Pere
DE PERE, WEST, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Norbert's College. 1899--
DOTY'S ISLAND, (Winnebago Co.)
Convent of the Order Servorum B. V. M. 1871-75.
Note: Doty's Island is a parcel of land lying between Neenah
and Menasha,
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DOTY'S ISLAND, (Winnebago Co.)
Servite Nuns. 1872-78, 1881-82.
Note: Doty's Island is a parcel of land lying between Neenah and
Menasha.
DUCK CREEK, settl. Howard town, Brown Co.)
Mid-Western Missionary Headquarters of the Oblate Fathers 1908--.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Bishop's Residence. 1897-1904.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Fathers of Mercy. 1889.
GREEN BAY, city.
(Brown Co.)
House of the Fathers of the Holy Cross 1892-95.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
McCormick Memorial Home for the Aged.
1922--.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Monastery of Our Lady of Charity of Refuge (Good Shepherd). 1883--.
Note: Prior to 1900 listed as Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
For early history cf. C. C. in Wis.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Clare's Convent.
1837-38.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Joseph's Academy. 1922--.
GREEN BAY, city, (Brown Co.)
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum. 1879--.
979.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 980.
GREEN BAY, city.
(Prown Co.)
St. Mary of the Angels Monastery and Theological Seminary. 1906--.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital.
1907--.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Mary's Mothers and Infants' Home. 1901-17.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
St. Vincent's Hospital. 1890--
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 1013.
GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Sisters of Notre Dame. 1869-75, 1889, 1892-97.
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GREEN BAY, city. (Brown Co.)
Ursiline Convent and Academy.
1869-80.
KESHINA, Indian Reservation. (Shawano Co.)
St. Joseph's Indian Boarding School. 1881-
1881-1904, House of the Franciscan Fathers.
1905--, St. Joseph's Indian Boarding School.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis.
C. in Wis., p. 983.
LITTLE CHUTE, vil. (Outagamie Co.)
Sisters of St. Agnes. 1870.
MANITOWOC, city.
(Manitowoc Co.)
Holy Family Hospital. 1901--.
MANITOWOC, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary Asylum. 1896-1919.
MANITOWOC, city. (Manitowoc Co.)
St. Mary's Home for the Aged. 1912--.
MARINETTE, city. (Marinette Co.)
St. Mary's Institute. 1903-7.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
Alexian Brothers' Hospital. 1887--.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
Mercy Hospital and Training School. 1922--.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital and Home for the Aged. 1896--.
Note: For erly history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 987.
OSHKOSH, city. (Winnebago Co.)
Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic (St. Agnes). 1869-70, 1885-88.
POLONIA, settl. (Sharon town, Portage Co.)
St. Clara's Home. 1877-89, 1896--.
PULASKI, vil. (Shawano Co.)
Franciscan Monastery. 1889--.
PULASKI, vil. (Shawano Co.)
St. Bonaventure College. 1903-23.
ROBINSONVILLE, ? (Brown Co.)
Crippled Children's Home. (Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis).
1882--.
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La Crosse Diocese, Chapels
ST. NAZIANZ, settl.
(Eaton town, Manitowoc Co.)
(Eaton town
Religious House of the Society of the Divine Saviour. 1897--.
Note: Legal title "The Order of the Society of the Divine
Saviour."
ST. NAZIANZ, settl. (Eaton town, Manitowoc Co.)
St. Mary's Convent of the Sisters of the Divine Saviour. 1926--.
ST. NAZIANZ, settl. (Eaton town, Manitowoc Co.)
Salvatorian College. 1926--.
SCOTT, town. (Brown Co.)
St. Francis Convent.
1922-27.
SEVASTOPOL, town. (Door Co.)
St. Aloysius Institute. 1896-1915.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Joseph's Convent (Academy and Motherhouse of the Sisters of
St. Joseph). 1903--.
STEVENS POINT, city. (Portage Co.)
St. Michael's Hospital.
WEQUIOCK, ? (Brown Co.)
1912--.
Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis. 1870-72.
La Crosse Diocese, Chapels
ALTOONA, city (Eau Claire Co.)
St. Mary's Academy. 1928--.
ARCADIA, city. (Trempealeau Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital.
BARABOO, city. (Sauk Co.)
1940--.
St. Mary's Ringling Memorial Hospital. 1924--.
CAMPBELL, settl. (Campbell town, La Crosse Co.)
Monastery of Dominican Sisters of Perpetual Help. 1910-25.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
House of the Fathers of the Holy Ghost. 1895-98.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, city. (Chippewa Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1895--.
Note: Attended from Notre Dame, Chippewa Falls. For
early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 793.
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DODGEVILLE, city. (Iowa Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1924--.
DURAND, city. (Pepin Co.)
Mary Hill Mission House of the Oblate Fathers. 1917--.
EAU CLAIRE, city. (Eau Claire Co.)
Sacred Heart of Jesus Hospital. 1895--
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Bishop's Residence. 1878--.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Monastery Convent of the Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary.
1926--.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
Our Lady of Seven Dolors Cemetery. 1892-98.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Anne's Orphanage for Girls. 1895-1912.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Francis Hospital. 1886--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 998.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Joseph's Home for the Aged. 1926--
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Michael's Orphanage for Boys. 1895--.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Raphael, St. Francis Hospital. 1895-1911.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Rose Convent. 1872--.
Note: Formerly St. Rose de Viterbo Convent. For early history
cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 993, 995.
LA CROSSE, city. (La Crosse Co.)
St. Rose Convent.
1890-1907.
MARATHON, city. (Marathon Co.)
St. Anthony's Monastery and Clericate of the Order of Friars Minor
Capuchins 1922--.
MARSHFIELD, city. (Wood Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1895--.
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MARSHFIELD, city. (Wood Co.)
St. Mary's Convent.
1908-27.
MENOMINEE, city. (Dunn Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1895-98.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, city. (Crawford Co.)
Campion College.
1926--.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, city.
Convent of the Most
(Crawford Co.)
Sacred Heart.
1880-1927.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, city.
St. Mary's Academy.
(Crawford Co.)
1896--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., pp. 1003, 1004.
SHULLSBURG, city. (Lafayette Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic. 1879-95.
SINSINAWA, settl. (Hazel Green town, Grant Co.)
St. Clara's Convent. 1846--.
1844-1927, Dominican Convent, Sinsinawa Mound.
1928--, St. Clara's Convent, Sinsinawa
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 963.
SPARTA, city. (Monroe Co.)
Sacred Heart Mission House. 1893-95, 1912.
SPARTA, city. (Monroe Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1916--.
WAUSAU, city. (Marathon Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1906--.
Superior Diocese
ASHLAND, city. (Ashland Co.)
House of Franciscan Fathers. 1891-1907.
ASHLAND, city. (Ashland Co.)
Sacred Heart Convent. 1893-1907.
ASHLAND, city. (Ashland Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1895--.
Note: For early history cf. C. C. in Wis., p. 1000.
BAYFIELD, city. (Bayfield Co.)
House of Franciscan Fathers. 1891-1904.
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Superior Diocese, Chapels
LADYSMITH, city. (Rusk Co.)
Motherhouse and Novitiate of the Servants of Mary. 1922--.
LADYSMITH, city. (Rusk Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital.
MERRILL, city.
Holy Cross
MERRILL, city.
1920--.
(Lincoln Co.)
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy. 1928--.
(Lincoln Co.)
Holy Cross Hospital. 1928--
MERRILL, city. (Lincoln Co.)
Our Lady of the Holy Cross High School for Girls. 1938--.
ODANAH, settl. (Sanborn town, Ashland Co.)
St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys and Girls. 1899--.
PHILLIPS, city. (Price Co.)
Holy Cross Convent of the Poor Clare Nuns. 1920-27.
RHINELANDER, city. (Oneida Co.)
St. Mary's Hospital. 1896--.
RICE LAKE, city.
(Barron Co.)
Motherhouse and Novitiate of the Third Order of St. Francis. 1928--.
RICE LAKE, city.
(Barron Co.)
St. Joseph's Hospital. 1920--
SOMERSET, vil. (St. Croix Co.)
St. Joseph of the Pines (Motherhouse). 1908-11.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
Claude Allouez Academy.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
House Franciscan Fathers.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
1925--.
1890-98.
Good Samaritan Hospital. 1928-38.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
Our Lady of Charity of Refuge Convent. 1913-19.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Francis Hospital. 1895--.
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Joseph Hospital. 1939--.
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SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
St. Josephs Orphan Home
SUPERIOR, city. (Douglas Co.)
1830--.
St. Mary's Hospital. 1895--.
Note: For early history of. C. C. in Wis., p. 1014.
TOMAHAWK, city. (Lincoln Co.)
Sacred Heart Hospital. 1906--.
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COUNTY
Adams
YEAR
1348
Ashland
1860
Bad Ax (Vernon)
1851
Earron (Dallas)
1869
Bayfield (LaPointe)
1866
Brown
1818
Buffalo
1853
Burnett
1856
Calumet
1836
Brown
Chippewa
1845
APPENDIX
ESTABLISHMENT OF WISCONSIN COUNTIES
CREATED FROM
Portage and Marquette
La Pointe
Crawford
Chippewa and Polk
Crawford
Michigan Territory
Jackson
Douglas and Polk
Crawford
NAME CHANGED FROM
Bad Ax to Vernon, 1862
Dallas to Barron, 1869
LaPointe to Bayfield, 1866
Clark
1853
Jackson
Columbia
1846
Portage
Crawford
1818
Michigan Territory
Dallas (Barron)
1859
Polk
Dallas to Barron, 1869
Dane
1836
*Des Moines
1834
Dodge
1836
Door
1851
Iowa and Milwaukee
Michigan Territory
Milwaukee
Brown
Douglas
1854
La Pointe
*Dubuque
1834
Michigan Territory
Dunn
1854
Chippewa
Eau Claire
1856
Chippewa
Florence
1882
Marinette and Oconto
Fond du Lac
1836
Brown
Forest
1885
Langlade, Lincoln, and Oconto
Gates (Rusk)
1901
Chippewa
Gates to Rusk, 1905
Grant
1836
Iowa
Green
1836
Iowa
Green Lake
1858
Marquette
Iowa
1829
Iron
1893
Crawford
Ashland
Jackson
1853
La Crosse
Jefferson
1836
Milwaukee
Juneau
1856
Adams
Kenos ha
1850
Racine
Kev:aunee
1852
Door
La Crosse
1851
Crawford
La Fayette
1846
Iowa
Langlade (New)
1880
La Pointe (Bayfield) 1845
St. Croix
Lincoln
1874
Lincoln and Oconto
Marathon
New to Langlade, 1880
La Pointe to Bayfield, 1866
Manitowoc
1836
Brown
Marathon
1850
Marinette
1879
Portage
Oconto and Shawano
Marquette
1836
Brown
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Cont'd Establishment of Wisconsin Counties
COUNTY
YEAR
CREATED FROM
NAME CHANGED FROM
Milwaukee
1834
Brown
Monroe
1854
La Crosse
New (Langlade)
1879
Lincoln and Oconto
New to Langlade, 1880
Oconto
1851
Brown and Winnebago
Oneida
1885
Lincoln
Outagamie
1851
Brown
Ozaukee
1853
Washington
Pepin
1858
Dunn
Pierce
1853
St. Croix
Polk
1853
St. Croix
Portage
1836
Brown and Crawford
Price
1879
Racine
1836
Chippewa and Lincoln
Milwaukee
Richland
1842
Crawford
Rock
1836
Milwaukee
Rusk (Gates)
1905
Chippewa
Gates to Rusk, 1905
St. Croix
1840
Crawford
Sauk
1840
Crawford
Sawyer
1883
Ashland and Chippewa
Shawano
1853
Winnebago and Oconto
Sheboygan
1836
Brown
Taylor
1875
Chippewa, Clark, Lincoln and
Marathon
Trempealeau
1854
Buffalo
Van Buren
1836
Des Moines
Vernon (Bad Ax)
1862
La Crosse
Bad Ax to Vernon, 1862
Vilas
1893
Iron
Walworth
1836
Milwaukee
Washburn
1883
Burnett
Washington
1836
Milwaukee
Waukesha
1846
Milwaukee
Waupaca
Waushara
Winnebago
Wood
1851
Winnebago
1851
Marquette
1840
Brown
1356
Portage
Note:
*
Wisconsin Territory was created from Michigan Territory in 1836 and
included parts of the present states of Iowa and Minnesota. In 1848
the State of Wisconsin was established and its boundaries were fixed
largely as they appear today.
Indicates that county is no longer a part of Wisconsin.
The counties thus marked are now in the State of Iowa.
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INDEX BY NAME OF CHURCH LOCATION
Abbotsford, 91
Abbottown, 4
Abrams, 55
Adams (Adams), 91
Adams (Green), 4
Adams Settlement, 95
Addison, 4, 5
Adell, 4
Ahna pee, 55
Ainsworth, 80
Alaska, 55
Alban, 55
Albany, 4
Algoma, 55
Allenton, 5, 36
Allouez, 66
Alma, 91
Alma Center, 91
Almena, 124
Almond, 55
Altdorf, 91
Altoona, 91
Alverno, 56
Amberg, 56
Amery, 124
Amherst, 56
Amherst Junction, 64
Amik, 124
Amnicon Falls, 124
Angelica, 71
Aniwa, 56
Anson, 91, 105
Antigo, 56
Apple River (Polk), 124
Apple River (St. Croix), 142
Appleton, 56, 57
Appolonia, 124
Arbor Vitae, 147
Arbuckle, 125
Arcadia, 92, 112
Arena, 110
Argonne, 57
Argyle, 92
Arkansaw, 92
Armstrong (Fond du Lac), 5
Armstrong (Oconto), 72
Armstrong Creek, 57
Arnold, 92
Arpin, 92
Arthur, 99
Ashford, 5
Ashland, 124, 133
Ashton, 5
Askeaton, 57
Athens, 92
Auburn, 5
Auburndale, 92
Augusta, 92
Aurora, 57
Aux Galets, 100
Avoca, 92
Babcock, 93
Bad Axe, 93
Bad River, 138
Baileys Harbor, 57
Bakerville, 93
Balsam Lake, 125
Bangor, 93
Baraboo, 93
Barnes, 125
Barneveld, 93
Barre, 95
Barron, 125
Barronett, 124, 125
Barton, 5
Bashaw, 125
Bass Lake, 140
Batavia, 99
Bayfield, 125
Bay Settlement, 57
Bear Creek (Outagamie), 57
Bear Creek (Sauk), 108
Bear Lake, 125
Bear Valley, 93
Beaver, 58
Beaver Creek, 101
Beaver Dam, 5, 6
Beetown, 93
Belanger, 125
Belgium (Door), 74
Belgium (Ozaukee), 6
Bell, 128
Belleville, 6
Bellisle Falls, 125
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Belmont, 58
Beloit, 6
Beloit Road, 37
Bennett, 125
Benton, 94
Bergen, 94
Berlin, 7
Berry, 7
Beulah Island, 7
Bevent, 94
Bibon, 126
Big Bend (Rusk), 126
Big Bend (Waukesha), 7
Big Falls, 58
Big Foot Prairie, 7
Big River, 94
Big Suamico, 58
Birchwood, 126
Birnamwood, 58
Black Creek, 58
Black Creek Falls, 92
Black River Falls, 94
Blackwell, 58
Black Wolf, 58
Brothertown, 60, 69
Bruce, 126
Brule, 126, 127
Brush Prairie, 95
Brussel, 59, 74, 76
Buchanan (La Crosse), 118
Buchanan (Outagamie), 62
Buena Vista, 59
Buffalo (Buffalo), 96
Buffalo (Marquette),8
Buffalo Bay, 127
Bunker Hill, 59
Burlington, 9
Butler, 9
Butternut, 127
Butternut Lake, 127
Byron, 9
Cable, 127
Cedott, 96
Calamine, 96
Calamus, 23
Caledonia (Columbia), 10
Caledonia (Racine) 9, 46
Callon, 96
Blake, 126
Calumet, 25
Blanchardville, 94
Calvary, 35
Blenker, 94
Cambria, 10
Bloomer, 94
Cameron, 127
Bloomfield, 39
Bloomington, 95
Bloomville, 126
Blueberry, 126
Boaz, 95
Bob Creek, 105
Boscobel, 95
Boswick Valley, 95
Boyd, 95
Boylston, 126
Bracklin, 126
Brackett, 95
Brandon, 7
Briggsville, 8
Brighton, 8
Brillion, 58
Bristol (Dane) 14
Bristol (Kenosha), 8
Brodhead, 8
Brokaw, 95
Brookfield, 8
Brooks, 95
Campbellsport, 10
Campbelltown, 116
Camp Douglas, 96
Canton, 96
Carlton, 59, 71, 78, 89
Carroltown, 59
Carson, 69, 76
Cascade, 10
Casco, 59, 84, 87
Casco Junction, 59
Cashton, 96
Casimir, 59
Cassel, 96
Cassville, 97
Castle Rock, 97
Caswell, 60
Catawba, 127
Cato, 61, 89
Cavour, 60
Cazenovia, 97
Cecil, 60
Cedarburg, 10
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Index, Church Location
Center, 73
Centerville (Manitowoc)
60, 61
Centerville (Sheboygan), 10
Centuria, 127
Champion, 60, 82
Charlesburg, 60
Charleston, 60
Charlestown, 60
Chase, 60
Chelsea, 127
Cherma, 97
Chetek, 127
Chili, 97
Chilton, 60
Chippewa Falls, 97
City Point, 97, 117
Clam Falls, 127
Clarks Mills, 61
Clayfield, 98
Clayton (Crawford), 119
Clayton (Polk), 128
Clayton (Winnebago), 61
Clear Lake, 128
Cleveland (Jackson), 102
Cleveland (Manitowoc), 61
Cleveland (Taylor), 132
Clinton (Rock), 48
Clinton (Vernon), 93
Clintonville, 61
Clover, 133
Clyde, 98
Clyman, 10, 11
Colbourn, 98
Colbourn Dam, 98
Colburn, 105
Colby, 98
Coleman, 61
College Villa, 7
Columbus, 11
Combined Locks, 61
Concord, 49
Connors Point, 128
Conover, 128
Conrath, 128
Cooks Valley, 98
Coon Valley, 98
Cooperstown, 61, 67
Corliss, 49
Cornell, 98
Cornucopia, 128
Coryville, 62
Cottage Grove, 11
Couderay, 128
Courtes-Oreilles, 140
Courtland, 11
Crandon, 62, 78
Crane, 128
Crawfish River, 11
Crescent Lake, 128
Crivitz, 62
Cross Plains, 11, 39
Crotty Brook, 128
Cuba City, 98
Cudahy, 11, 12
Cumberland, 128, 129
Custer, 62
Cylon, 129
Czestochowa, 98
Dacada, 12
Dale, 62
Dallas, 129
Danbury, 129
Dane, 12
Darboy, 62
Darlington, 98
Dauby, 129
Day, 116
Dayton, 12
Dedham, 129
Deerbrook, 77
Deer Creek, 68
Deerfield, 12
De Forest, 12
Dekorra, 12
Delafield, 12
Delavan, 13
Deleville, 12
Dellona, 99
Delwich, 74, 88
Denmark, 62
De Pere, 63
De Sota, 99
Deyicksville, 63
Dickeyville, 99
Dilly, 99
Dobie, 129
Dodge, 113
Dodgeville, 99, 113
Donald, 129
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Dorchester, 99
Doty's Island, 76
Dotyville, 13
Douglas, 8
Dousman, 13
Dover, 21
Doylestown, 13
Draper, 129
Drummond, 129
Drywood, 99
Duck Creek, 63
Dunbar, 63
Dundee, 13
Duplainville, 13
Du Pont, 75
Durand, 99
Dykesville, 63
Eagle, 14
Eagle Point, 111, 120
Eagle River, 130
East Bristol, 14
East Farmington, 130
East Hollandtown, 57
Eastman, 99
East Troy, 7, 14
East Wrightstown, 64
Eaton (Brown), 64
Eaton (Manitowoc), 83
Eau Claire, 100
Eau Galle, 100
Eau Pleine, 122
Eden, 14
Edgar, 100
Edgerton, 14
Edgewater, 130
Edgewood, 15
Edson, 100
Egg Harbor, 64
Eland, 64
Eland Junction, 64
Elba, 15
Eldorado, 15
Elcho, 64
Elk Creek, 100
Elk Grove, 100, 101
Elkhart Lake, 15
Elkhorn, 15
Elk Mound, 101
Ellington, 85
Ellis Junction, 62
Ellsworth, 98, 101, 108
Elm Grove, 15
Elmwood, 101
Elpaso, 101
Elroy, 101
Emmet, 103
Erin (St. Croix), 130
Erin (Washington), 15, 19, 22
Erin Prairie, 130
Ettrick, 101
Eureka, 130
Evansville, 15
Exeland, 130
Exeter, 12
Fairchild, 102
Fairview, 102
Farmersville, 23
Farm Hill, 102
Farmington (Polk), 130
Farmington (Washington), 15, 37
Fancher, 64
Fennimore, 102
Fenwood, 102
Fifield, 130
Fish Creek, 64
Fitchburg, 38
Flambeau (Price), 136
Flambeau (Rusk), 130
Flintville, 65
Florence, 65
Fond du Lac, 16
Fontana, 16
Footville, 16
Forest (Fond du Lac), 13, 35
Forest (Vernon), 99, 111
Fosterville (Door), 74
Fosterville (Iron), 130
Fort Atkinson, 16
Fort Howard, 67
Fort Winnebago, 40
Fountain City, 102
Foxboro, 131
Fox Lake, 16
Francis Creek, 65
Franklin (Iowa), 16
Franklin (Kewaunee), 71, 85
Franklin (Manitowoc), 74
Franklin (Milwaukee), 46
Franklin (Sauk), 113
Franklin (Vernon), 107
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Franzen, 102
Frederic, 131
Fredonia, 12, 16, 51
Freedom, 65
Fremont, 97
French Creek, 65
Friendship, 102
Fussville, 17
Galesville, 102
Galloway, 102
Garden Valley, 102
Gardner, 65, 72
Gaslyn, 131
Gaudiers Farm, 103
Gays Mills, 103
Genesee, 17
Genoa, 103
Georgetown, 126, 131
Germantown (Juneau), 108, 109
Germantown (Washington), 17, 19
Gibraltar, 64
Gillett, 65
Gilman, 131
Greenville, 67
Greenwood (Clark), 103
Greenwood (Taylor), 132
Greenwood (Vernon), 103
Gresham, 67
Gull Lake, 145
Gurney, 132
Hackley, 132
Halder, 103
Hale, 100
Hammond, 132
Hannibal, 132
Hansen, 129
Harrison (Calumet), 67, 84
Harrison (Lincoln), 132,
Harrison (Oneida), 132
Hartford, 19, 45
Hartland, 19
Hatley, 104
Haugen, 132
Hawkins, 132
Hayward, 132
Hazel Green, 104
Helena, 68
Glenbeulah, 17
Glencoe, 103
Glen Flora, 131
Glenhaven, 103
Glenmore, 66
Glenwood, 131
Glidden, 131
Golden Lake, 49
Goldenthal, 17
Goodman, 66
Gordon, 131
Gordon Farm, 124
Grafton, 17
Grandloz, 72
Grand Rapids, 122
Grandview, 132
Grantsburg, 132
Granville, 18
Granville Center, 18
Gratiot, 103
Green Bay, 60, 66, 67
Greendale, 18
Greenfield (La Crosse), 118
Greenfield (Milwaukee), 18,
37
Green Lake, 18
Greenstreet, 67
Hendren, 122
Herbster, 133
Herman (Dodge), 53
Herman (Shawano), 67, 72
Herman (Sheboygan), 47
Hewitt, 104
High Bridge, 133
Highland, 104, 120
Hilbert, 68
Hiles, 68
Hillsboro, 104
Hofa Park, 68
Holcombe, 104
Holland, 57, 68
Hollandale, 104
Hollandtown, 57
Holway, 133
Holy Cross, 19
Holy Hill, 19
Honey Creek (Sauk), 105
Honey Creek (Walworth), 19
Horicon, 19
Hortonville, 68
Howard, 63
Hubbard, 128
Hubertus, 19
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Hudson (St Croix), 133
Hudson (Walworth), 24
Hull, 59
Humbird, 102
Humboldt, 68
Hunter, 138
Hurley, 133
Huron, 105
Kewaskum, 22, 46
Kewaunee, 70
Keystone, 133, 143
Keysville, 106
Kiel, 70
Kieler, 106
Independence, 100, 105
Indian Cliff Reserve, 127, 140
Indian Creek, 105
Ingram, 133
Ino, 133
Institute, 69
Irish Settlement, 103
Iron Belt, 133
Iron River, 134
Ironton, 105
Irving, 115
Isaar, 69
Itasca Station, 134
Ithaca, 93, 106
Ives, 46
Jackson, 19, 20, 50
Jacksonport, 69
Jamestown, 106, 117
Janesville, 20
Jefferson (Jefferson), 20
Jefferson (Monroe), 118
Jeffries, 134
Jennings, 134
Jericho, 69
Jim Falls, 105
Johnsburg, 20
Johnson, 110, 123
Johnson Creek, 20
Johnston, 135
Jump River, 134
Junction City, 69
Juneau, 21
Kansasville, 21
Kasson, 69
Kaukauna, 62, 69, 84
Kellerville, 70
Kendall, 105
Kendalltown, 106
Kennan, 134
Kenosha, 21, 22
Keshena, 70, 90
Kewaskee, 52
Kilbourn, 53
Kimball, 134
Kimberly, 70
Kinepowa, 70
Kingston, 22
Klondike, 70
Kloten, 70
Knight, 133
Knighton, 43
Knowlton, 106
Fohler (Ozaukee), 22
Kohler (Sheboygan), 22
Kossuth, 65, 70, 71
Krakow, 71
Krock, 62, 71, 89
Krocktown, 71
Kroktown, 89
Lac Courtes Oreilles, 139
La Cote St. Marie, 45
Lac du Flambeau, 125, 134
La Crosse, 107
Ladysmith, 135
La Fayette, 49
Lake, 37, 45
Lake Chetak, 135
Lake Five, 22
Lake Geneva, 22
Lake Mills, 22
Lake Nebagamon, 135
Lakewood, 71
Lamartine, 53
Lanark, 71
Lancaster, 107
Land O'Lakes, 135
Langlade, 71
Lannon, 23
Laona, 71
La Pointe, 135
La Valle, 107
Lebannon, 72
Leigh, 135
Lena, 72
Leopolis, 72
Le Roy, 23
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Index, Church Location
Lewis Valley, 107
Liberty Pole, 107
Marchand, 74
Lima (Pepin), 108
Lima (Sheboygan), 23
Lime Ridge, 108
Lincoln (Kewaunee), 72, 82
Lincoln (Wood), 93
Lindina, 108
Little Chute,
72
Little Oconto, 72
Little Sister Bay, 65
Little Sturgeon Bay, 72
Little Suamico, 73, 84
Lodi, 23
Lomira, 23
Lone Rock, 108
Long Lake (Florence), 73
Long Lake (Polk), 135
Loomara, 23
Loon Lake, 129, 135
Loreta, 108
Lost Creek, 108
Lorrain, 135
Lost Lake, 23
Marengo, 136
Marinette, 75
Marion (Juneau), 108, 109
Marion (Waupaca), 75
Markesan, 25
Marsh, 104
Marshall, 25
Marshfield (Fond du Lac), 25, 35
Marshfield (Wood), 109
Martinsville (Dane), 25
Martinsville (Kewaunee), 87
Marytown, 25
Mason, 126, 136
Mattoon, 75
Mauston, 109
Mayville, 25
Mazomaine, 26
McCarthy's Settlement, 40
McKinley, 136
McMillan, 109
Medford, 136
Lowell, 23
Loyal, 108
Lublin, 135
Luck, 127, 136
Lugerville, 136
Luxemburg, 59, 87, 88
Lyndon, 108
Lynne, 145
Lyons, 24
Mackville, 73
Madison, 24, 25
Magdaline, 135
Manawa, 73
Manchester, 116
Manitowoc, 73, 74
Manitowoc Rapids, 56, 74
Maple, 126, 136
Maple Grove (Manitowoc), 69, 74
Maple Grove (Shawano), 68
Maple Lake, 125
Maple Leaf, 136
Mapleton, 25
Maple Valley, 72
Maplewood, 74
Marathon, 108
Marble Ridge, 108
Marcellon, 25
Meeme, 75, 93
Melanchton Creek, 109
Mellen, 136
Menasha, 78
Menominee (Waukesha), 23
Menomonee (Grant), 106
Menomonee (Waukesha), 8, 17
Menomonee Falls, 26
Menomonie, 109
Mequon, 26
Mercer, 136, 137
Merrill, 137
Merton, 34, 37
Middle Ridge, 95, 109, 121
Middleton, 26
Mifflin, 109
Milan, 110
Milladore, 94, 110
Mill Creek (Iowa), 110
Mill Creek (Fortage), 76
Millford, 11
Millston, 110
Milton Junction, 26
Milwaukee, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30,
31, 32, 33, 34
Mineral Point, 110
Minocqua, 137
Minong, 137
Misere, 76
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Mishicot, 76, 87
Mitchell, 34
Molitor Settlement, 137
Monchess, 34
Mondovi, 96, 110
Monico, 137
Monroe, 34, 35
Montana, 110
Montello, 35
Montford, 110
Montpelier, 76, 77
Montreal, 137
Montrose, 38
Moquah, 137
Morrison, 77,
77, 85
Morristown, 77
Morse, 137
Mosinee, 111
Mound, 137
Mountain, 77
Mount Calvary, 35
Mount Horeb, 35
Mount Hope, 111
Mount Tabor, 111
Mouth of Yellow River, 138
Mud Lake, 111
Mukwonago, 35
Murry, 138
Muscoda, 111
Muskego, 36
Nabob, 36
Namur, 88
Navarino, 77
Necedah, 111
Neenah, 77
Neilsville, 111
Nekoosa, 111
Nelson, 111
Neopit, 77
Neosho, 36, 45
Neshkoro, 36
Neva, 77
Newald, 78
New Berlin, 37
New Brussel, 88
Newburg, 37, 50
New Cassel, 10
New Chester, 95
New Coeln, 37
New Denmark, 78, 81
New Diggins, 112
New Franklin, 78
New Holstein, 78, 82
Newland, 10
New Lisbon, 112
New London, 78
New Muenster, 37
Newpost, 138
New Richmond, 138
Newton, 78
Niagra, 78
Nicolet City, 63
Nojoshing, 37
Norman, 78
Norrie, 112
North Crandon, 78
North Creek, 112
Northeim, 78
North Fond du Lac, 37
North Greenfield, 37
North Lake, 37
Northport, 79
Norwalk, 112
Norwood, 81
Oak Creek, 37, 38
Oakdale, 105
Oakfield, 38
Oak Grove, 94
Oakland, 148
Oasis, 79
O'Connellsville, 34
Oconomowoc, 25, 38
Oconto, 79
Oconto Falls, 79
Odanah, 138
Ogema, 138
Okauchee, 38
Oliver, 138
Omro, 79
Onalaska,
Oneida, 79
Oregon, 38
112
Orienta, 138
Osceola (Fond du Lac), 5, 13
Osceola (Polk), 139
Oshkosh, 79, 80
Osman, 75
Otsego, 13
Otter Creek, 98
Ottowa, 13
Owen, 112
Padus, 80
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Pakwewang, 139
Palmyra, 38
Paoli, 38
Pardeeville, 39
Paris (Grant), 99
Paris (Kenosha), 39, 54
Park Falls, 139
Parkland, 143
Parrish, 80
Patch Grove, 112
Patzau, 139
Pearson, 80
Peelsville, 131
Pelican Lake, 139
Pell Lake, 39
Pelplin, 112
Pembine, 80
Pence, 139
Pen saukee, 80
Peot, 59
Perry, 39
Perrytown, 112
Pershing, 129
Peshtigo, 61, 80
Pewaukee, 13, 39, 51
Phelps, 139
Phillips, 139
Phlox, 81
Pierce, 55, 59
Pike, 81
Pike Lake, 94
Pilot Knob, 112
Pilsen, 129, 137
Pine Bluff, 39
Pine Creek, 113
Pine Grove, 81
Pine Hill, 116
Pine Hollow, 96
Pittsville, 113
Plain, 113
Plainfield, 81
Plattville, 113
Pleasant Hill, 113
Pleasant Prairie, 39
Pleasant Ridge, 113
Plover, 81
Plum City, 113
Plum Lake, 142, 143
Plymouth, 40
Polk, 40
Polonia, 81
Poniatowski, 114
Poplar, 139
Portage, 40
Porter, 40
Porterfield, 88
Port Washington, 40, 41
Port Wing, 139
Posen, 119
Potosi, 114, 119
Pound, 81
Powers Lake, 41
Poygan, 81
Poynette, 41
Poysippi, 81
Prairie, 83
Prairie du Chien, 114
Prairie Farm, 140
Pratt, 132, 140
Preble, 82
Prentice, 140
Prescott, 114
Presque Isle, 147
Pribram, 140
Princeton, 41, 45
Pulaski, 82
Racine, 41, 42, 43
Radisson, 140
Randall, 41
Randolph, 43
Random Lake, 43
Red Clif 140
Red Granibe, 82
Red River, 63, 82, 86
Red Springs, 82
Reedsburg, 115
Reedsville, 82
Reeseville, 43
Remington, 93
Rendle, 106
Reserve, 140
Rhine, 44
Rhinelander, 140, 141
Rib Lake, 141
Rice Lake, 141
Richardson, 141
Richfield (Adams), 112
Richfield (Washington), 17, 19, 44
Richland Center, 115
Richwood, 44
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Ridgeville, 115, 119
Ridgeway, 115
Rietbrock, 114
Rio, 44
Ripon, 44
Rising Sun, 115
River Falls (Pierce), 94, 97,
141
River Falls (St. Croix),
141
Roaring Creek, 115
Robbins, 141
Robbinsonville, 60, 82
Rock Creek, 115
Rock Elm, 102
Rock Falls, 115
Rosiere, 82
Ross, 78
Royalton, 79, 82
Roxbury, 44
Rozellville, 116
Rubicon, 45
Ruby, 92
Rudolph, 116
Ruthland, 38
Sarona, 142
Sauk City, 44, 116
Saukville, 46
Sawyer, 86
Saxeville, 83
Saxon, 142
Sayner, 142
Schleisingerville, 48
Schleswig, 70
Schley, 126
Schoepke, 139
Schofield, 116
Schoolhill, 83
Schwarzwald, 47
Scott (Erown), 57, 78
Scott (Burnett), 128, 131
Scott (Crawford), 116
Seneca (Crawford), 116
Seneca (Wood), 91
Sevastopol, 69
Seymour (Eau Claire), 118
Seymour (Lafayette)
Seymour (Outagamie)
Shamrock, 116
117
69, 83
Sharon (Portage), 81, 83
Sharon (Walworth),
Shawano, 84
St. Ann, 118
St. Anna,82
St. Cloud, 45
St. Francis, 45
St. George, 45
St. John, 83
St. John's Ridge, 99
St. Joseph, 118
St. Killian, 45
St. Lawrence, 45
St. Marie, 45
St. Martin, 46
St. Mary, 118
St. Mary's Ridge, 118
St. Matthias, 36
St. Michaels, 40
St. Nazianz, 83
St. Peter, 46
St. Peter's Ridge, 109
St. Philip, 119
St. Rita, 46
Salem (Kenosha), 53
Salem (Racine), 43
Sanborn, 138, 141
Sand Lake, 141
Sheboygan, 47
Sheboygan Falls, 48
Sheldon, 142
Shell Lake, 142
Sherman, 4, 48
Sherry, 116
Sherwood, 84
Sherytown, 74
Shiocton, 84
Shullsburg, 117
Sigel, 117
Silica, 46
Silver Creek (Ashland), 142
Silver Creek (Sheboygan), 48
Sinsinawa Mound, 117
Sister Bay, 84
Slinger, 48
Slovan, 59, 84
Snydersville, 84
Sobieski, 84
Solon Springs, 142
Somerset, 142
South Grove, 48
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South Kaukauna, 69
South Milwaukee, 48
South Range, 143
South Wayne, 117, 122
Sparta, 117
Spaulding, 117
Spencer, 117
Spider Lake, 143
Spooner, 143
Spring Brook, 143
Springfield (Dane), 5, 25, 48
Springfield (Waukesha), 23
Springfield Corners, 48
Springfield Prairie, 118
Spring Green, 118
Spring Prairie, 19
Springvale, 49
Spring Valley, 118
Spruce, 84
Stanford, 143
Stangelville, 85
Stanley, 98, 119
Stanton, 143
Stark, 85
Star Lake, 143
State Line, 135, 143
Stephenson, 62
Stephens Point, 85
Stephensville, 85
Stetsonville, 143
Sterling, 147
Stevens Point, 85
Stevensville, 85
Stiles, 86
Stockbridge, 70, 86
Stockbridge Reservation, 82
Stockron, 62, 64, 86
Stone Lake (Sawyer), 143
Stone Lake (Washburn), 143
Stoughton, 49
Stratford, 119
Strickland, 144
Stubbs, 124
Sturgeon Bay, 86
Sturtevant, 49
Suamico, 58, 65, 86
Sugar Creek, 49
Sullivan, 49
Summers, 135
Summerville, 18
Summit (Douglas), 131
Summit (Monroe), 131
Summit Lake, 64
Summit Station, 46
Sun Prairie, 14, 49
Superior City, 128, 144, 145
Superior Junction, 145
Superior Town, 126, 129, 139
Suring, 86
Swiss, 135, 138
Sylvan, 119
Taycheedah, 20, 46
Templeton, 23
Tennyson, 119
Theresa, 49
Thiensville, 49
Thiry Daems, 86
Thorp, 119
Three Lakes, 145
Tigerton, 87
Tilden, 120
Tippicanoe, 49
Tisch Mills, 87
Tomah, 120
Tomahawk, 145
Tonet, 87
Tony, 145
Torun, 87
Town Eight, 109
Town Eighteen, 83
Town Ten, 17, 45
Town Thirteen, 4
Townsend, 87
Trade Lake, 145
Trade River (Burnett), 145
Trade River (Polk), 145
Trego, 145
Trempealeau, 120
Trenton, 19, 20, 50
Tripoli, 145
Trumbelle, 94
Turtle Lake, 146
Twin Lakes, 50
Two Rivers, 87
Union, 88
Union Center, 120
Union Mills, 120
Utica, 115
Vance Creek, 146
Vanville, 94
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Vermont, 50
Verona Junction,
50
Vesper, 120
Victory Heights, 146
Vienna, 50
Viola, 117
Viroqua, 120
Wabena, 80, 88
Wagner, 88
Walwick, 104
Walhain, 88
Walsh, 88
Warners Station, 120
Warren, 146
Washburn (Bayfield), 146
Washburn (Dodge), 16
Washington (Door), 88
Washington (Eau Claire), 95
Washington (La Crosse), 109, 121
Washington Island, 88
Waterford, 50
Waterloo, 50
Watertown, 51
Waterville, 92
Waubeka, 51
Waukechon, 88
Waukesha, 51, 121
Waukesha Beach, 51
Waimandee, 121
Waunakee, 51
Waupaca, 89
Waupun, 51
Wausau, 121
Wausaukee, 89
Waushara, 16
Wautoma, 89
Wauwautosa, 26, 52
Wauzeka, 121
Wayne, 45, 52
Weber, 122
Wein, 102
Webster, 146
Weirgor, 146
West Kewaunee, 62, 71, 89
West Milwaukee, 53
Weston, 96
West Port, 53
Weyauwega, 89
Weyerhauser, 146
Wheatland, 37
Wheeler, 71
White Birch, 147
Whitefish Bay, 53
White Lake, 89
Whitelaw, 89
White Rapids, 90
White River, 136, 141
Whitewater, 53
Whittlesey, 147
Willard, 122
Willow River, 133
Willow Spring, 96
Wilmot, 53
Wilson (Sheboygan), 45
Wilson (St Croix), 147
Wilton, 122
Winchester, 147
Windfield, 122
Winegar, 147
Winnboujou, 147
Winneconne, 90
Winter, 147
Wiota, 117, 122
Wisconsin Dells, 53
Wisconsin Rapids, 122, 123
Withee, 123
Wittenburg, 90
Wolf Creek, 147
Wolf River, 70, 90
Wonewoc, 123
Woodhull, 53
Woodland (Dodge), 53
Woodland (Sauk), 123
Woodlawn, 123
Woodruff, 147
Welcome, 57
Wequick, 57
West Allis, 52
West Bend, 5, 36, 52
Westboro, 146
West Depere, 63
Westfield, 122
Westford, 122
Woodville, 83
Woomata, 123
Wrightstown, 64, 90
Wuertsburg, 123
Wyocena, 54
Yellow Lake, 129, 148
Yellowstone, 123
Yorkville, 39, 54
Yuba, 123
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All Saints, 62, 64, 93, 99, 135
Annunciation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 66, 120
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 64, 80, 82, 85, 130
Blessed Sacrament, 24, 26, 107
Blessed Virgin Mary of Good
Counsel, 147
Blessed Virgin of Pompeii, 26
Plessed Virgin of the Seven
Dolors, 133
Calvary, 35
Chapel of the Oaks, 7
Christ Church, 125
Christ King, 52, 117
Corpus Christi, 86, 93, 136,
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 123
Gesu, 26
Gethsemane, 35
Holy Angels, 26, 52, 62, 82, 95,
101, 111, 143
Holy Apostle, 37
Holy Ascension, 14
Holy Assumption, 10, 46, 52, 96,
127, 144
Holy Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 144
Holy Cross, 19, 26, 35, 57, 69,
76, 98, 107, 123
Holy Family, 9, 11, 43, 61, 64,
90, 107, 114, 124, 125
Holy Ghost, 27, 97, 99
Holy Guardian Angel, 55, 95
Holy Immaculate Conception, 5
Holy Innocence, 73
Holy Martyrs of Gorsum, 82
Holy Mary Help of Christians, 103
Holy Mary of Help, 49
Holy Maternity, 44, 74
Holy Mother of Consolation, 38
Holy Name, 41, 47
Holy Name of Jesus, 27,
27, 53, 70
Holy Name of Mary, 74
Holy Redeemer, 24, 27, 39, 92
Holy Rosary, 27, 55, 70, 78, 87,
98, 108, 112, 117, 136
Holy Sacrament, 18
Holy Trinity, 22, 27, 37, 41, 59,
69, 78, 81, 83, 101, 107, 114,
122, 128, 132
Holy Visitation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 25
Immaculate Conception, 5, 9, 16, 13,
19, 21, 26, 27, 40, 46, 47, 55,
60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68,
74, 79, 81, 91, 93, 94, 95, 102,
106, 108, 109, 120, 127, 132,
138, 140
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 73, 107
Invention of the Holy Cross, 76
Mater Dolorosa, 16
Mother of Dolors, 28
Mother of Good Counsel, 27, 52
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 87, 92, 94, 105, 106, 108,
118
Fotre Dame, 97
Our Lady of Angels, 5, 131
Our Lady of the Fountain, 45
Our Lady of Good Counsel, 142
Our Lady of Guadalupe, 27
Our Lady of Holy Mount, 140
Our Lady of Hope, 117
Our Lady of the Lake, 18, 146
Our Lady of Loretto, 105
Our Lady of Lourdes, 75, 107, 129
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 21, 113
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 92, 98,
129, 132, 138, 147
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, 126,
129, 131, 136
Our Lady of the Rosary, 21
Our Lady of Seven Dolors, 136, 138
Our Lady of the Snow, 88, 147
Our Lady of Sorrows, 135
Patronage of St. Joseph, 86, 145
(Most) Precious Blood of Jesus, 78,13]
Fresentation of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 37, 137
Sacred Heart, 5, 27, 42, 57, 59,
8,
73, 74, 79, 81, 84, 87, 101, 108,
111, 115, 123, 140, 143
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 13, 45, 56,
75, 81, 84, 96, 99, 100, 105,
109, 110, 111, 118, 121, 124,
127, 137, 144
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary,
16, 46, 49, 128
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(Most) Sacred Heart and St.
Wenslaus, 113
St. Adalbert, 27, 48, 55, 68, 84,
109, 144
St. Adelia, 74
St. Agatha, 139
St. Agnes, 9, 27, 56, 77, 96,
124
St. Alexander, 27
St. Aloysius, 47, 52, 104, 116,
129, 136
St. Alphonse, 37
St. Alphonsus, 18, 122, 123
St. Amandus, 55, 59, 88
St. Ambrose, 52, 88, 100
St. Ambrosius, 15, 40
St. Andrew, 8, 13, 23, 44, 50,
54, 74, 110, 114, 116, 119,
132
St. Bruno, 13
St. Casimir, 21, 28, 42, 59, 71, 78
127
St. Catherine, 18, 25, 29, 47, 48,
68, 86, 95, 142
St. Cecilia, 49, 53, 88
St. Charles, 9, 19, 72, 76, 97, 103,
136
St. Charles Borromeo, 60, 72, 76,
97, 102
St. Clare, 37
St. Claudius, 45
St. Clement, 47, 107
St. Columba, 22
St. Columbkill, 15, 116
St. Cuthbert, 20
St. Cyril, 47
SS. Cyril and Methodius, 29
SS. Cyrillus and Methodius, 64, 144
St. Ann, 28, 71, 76, 82, 112, 126, St. Denis, 84
128, 138, 142, 146
St. Anna, 91, 127
St. Anne, 12, 65, 95, 96, 105,
119, 123, 132, 141
St. Anthony, 5, 17, 21, 28, 51,
67, 75, 77, 78, 79, 87, 92,
97, 99, 104, 108, 125, 126,
133, 134, 135, 137, 139, 144
St. Anthony Abbot, 128
SS. Anthony and Margaret, 144
St. Anthony Padua, 28, 131, 145
St. Appolonia, 124
St. Augustine, 16, 20, 28, 44,
50, 52, 54, 60, 71, 89, 112,
117, 132, 133
St. Balthasar, 108
St. Barbara, 28
St. Barnabas, 18, 26
St. Bartholomew, 40, 45, 76, 111,
120
St. Benedict, 16, 24, 58, 108,
125
St. Benedict the Moor, 28
St. Bernard, 24, 26, 38, 51, 52,
66, 91, 119
St. Boniface, 17, 28, 56, 63,
74, 96, 108, 121, 127
St. Brendan, 7
St. Bridget, 19, 52, 77, 79, 82,
99, 101, 115, 118, 122, 141,
143, 147
St. Bronislava, 81
St. Dominic, 8, 47, 117, 131
St. Edward, 42, 59, 73, 88, 124
SS. Edward and Isidore, 65
St. Elizabeth, 29, 53, 70
St. Emeric, 29
St. Fidelis, 75
St. Finbar, 46, 72, 115
St. Florian, 53, 104, 133
St. Francis, 10, 22, 78, 79, 92,
101, 109, 140
St. Francis of Assisi, 29, 37, 111,
112, 127, 130
St. Francis Borgia, 10
St. Francis de Paul, 74
St. Francis de Sales, 4, 22, 104, 141
St. Francis Saloni, 140
St. Francis Seraph, 68
St. Francis Solonus, 67, 140
St. Francis Xavier, 4, 8, 11, 17, 39
40, 56, 59, 63, 66, 90, 106, 112,
133, 137, 144
St. Frederick, 12
St. Fridolin, 17, 105
St. Gabriel, 13, 29, 114
St. Gall, 29
St. George, 15, 21, 30, 45, 60
St. Gerard, 30
St. Gregory, 83
St. Hedwig, 30, 89, 119
St. Helen, 30
St. Henry, 22, 51, 100
St. Hubert, 68, 82, 131
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St. Hubertus, 19
St. Hyacinth, 30, 56
St. Ignatius, 30, 35, 42, 63, 80,
138
St. Isaac Jogues and Compassion,
136
St. Isidore, 10, 75
St. James, 12, 14, 21, 23, 24,
26, 35, 36, 37, 38, 50, 56,
61, 68, 87, 96, 107, 115,
120, 121, 133, 137
St. Jerome, 11, 38, 123
St. Joachim, 113, 138
St. Joan of Arc, 38, 66
St. John, 9, 11, 22, 34, 35, 45,
48, 51, 56, 64, 65, 83, 87,
93, 102, 112, 114, 117, 128,
131, 144
St. John the Baptist, 13, 20,
39, 40, 41, 51, 53, 58, 61,
63, 72, 76, 80, 83, 98, 100,
107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113,
119, 120, 122, 123, 126, 130,
131, 137, 141, 146
St. John Cantius, 86
St. John Cathedral, 30
St. John the Evangelist, 23, 30,
66, 77, 79, 118, 126, 139
St. John of God, 15
St. John Kantius, 84
St. John Kanty, 30
St. John Nepomuc, 42, 72, 109
St. John Nepomucene, 30, 62,
71, 72, 97, 99, 104, 114, 140
St. Josaphat, 80
St. Josaphat Basilica, 31
St. Joseph, 7, 12, 14, 16, 17,
24, 25, 31, 36, 40, 42, 44,
47, 50, 51, 52, 56, 60, 62, 63,
64, 65, 66, 70, 75, 77, 78, 79,
81, 82, 85, 86, 88, 89, 91, 92,
93, 94, 95, 99, 101, 102, 103,
104, 105, 108, 109, 111, 114,
115, 117, 118, 119, 124, 125,
128, 129, 133, 134, 135, 136,
139, 140, 141, 142, 144
St. Joseph Cathedral, 107
St. Joseph of the Lake, 72
St. Jude, 6, 11, 52
St. Julius, 138
St. Kieran, 12
St. Kilian, 19, 24, 78, 93, 94, 98,
116
St. Killian, 45
St. Kunegunda of Poland, 141
St. Ladislaus, 94
St. Lawrence, 15, 20, 31, 45, 77, 85,
91, 122, 123
St. Lawrence O'Toole, 111
St. Leo, 31, 73, 81, 98, 102
St. Leonard, 71
St. Louis, 9, 16, 55, 63, 92, 99,
144, 146
St. Lucy, 42
St. Luke, 19, 42, 87, 113
St. Malachy, 11, 19, 61, 98, 115
St. Margaret, 50, 80
St. Margaret Mary, 77
SS. Maria-Anna, 49
St. Mark, 21, 82, 87, 116
St. Martin, 5, 18, 25, 46, 48, 55, 59,
60, 83, 87, 95, 97, 109
St. Mary, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15,
16, 18, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 31, 34,
38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 45, 48, 49, 52,
55, 56, 57
57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 65, 66,
67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78,
79, 80, 86, 87 88, 90, 91, 92, 93,
95, 96, 97, 98, 100, 102, 103, 106,
107, 109, 110, 111, 113, 115, 119,
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120, 124, 126, 129, 130, 132, 133,
134, 137, 139, 140, 142, 145
St. Mary of the Angels, 6, 66
St. Mary Annunciation, 53, 69
St. Mary Assumption, 99, 115
St. Mary Czestochowa, 31
St. Mary Immaculate Conception, 5, 22.
61, 108, 121
St. Mary Help of Christians, 8, 49, 5:
St. Mary of the Hill, 19
St. Mary of the Lake, 53, 57, 71, 133
St. Mary Loretto, 105
St. llary of Lourdes, 6, 143
St. Mary Magdalen, 31, 47
St. Mary Magdalene, 20, 89, 128,133,14
St. Mary of Mt. Carmel, 43
St. Mary of Nativity, 20, 23, 87
St. Mary ad Nives, 88
St. Mary Our Lady of Sorrows, 135
St. Mary of Perpetual Help, 97
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St. Mary of the Pine, 10, 118
St. Mary of the Seven Dolors, 57,
77, 86
St. Mary of the Scapular, 64
St. Mary Visitation, 10
St. Mary of the Woods, 70
St. Matthew, 5, 10, 32, 36, 38,
66, 117, 143
St. Matthias, 5, 36, 37, 141
St. Maximilian, 60
St. Methodius, 59, 112
St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 18,
32, 34, 40, 46, 68, 69, 70, 76,
86, 89, 93, 95, 96, 104, 105,
108, 109, 112, 121, 123, 127,
131, 134
St. Monica, 53
St. Nicholas, 12, 32, 35, 65, 102
St. Norbert, 44
St. Odile, 86
St. Odilia, 74, 84
St. Osilia, 82
St. Ottilia, 74
St. Patrick, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15,
16, 20, 23, 24, 32, 41, 43, 44,
53, 57, 67, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76,
85, 86, 93, 94, 96, 100, 101,
103, 104, 108, 109, 116, 117,
122, 127, 130, 132, 133, 135,
137, 139, 145
St. Paul, 6, 15, 17, 24, 32, 61,
64, 74, 81, 90, 94, 110, 111,
112
St. Peter, 5, 6, 14, 15, 22, 32,
46, 48, 70, 72, 78, 79, 80, 84,
85, 96, 100, 109, 113, 119, 120,
121, 127, 129, 130, 147
St. Peter Claver, 47
SS. Peter and Paul, 4, 13, 33, 67,
68, 69, 70, 86, 89, 92, 96, 105,
110, 117, 123, 131, 137, 146
St. Philip, 67, 104, 113, 119
141, 143
St. Philomena, 58, 116, 117
St. Pius, 8, 73, 106
St. Raphael, 11, 25
St. Regina, 15
St. Rita, 33, 46, 52, 147
St. Robert, 33
St. Rosa, 23
St. Rosalia, 84
St. Rose, 8, 33, 43, 61, 98
St. Rose of Lima, 16, 96
St. Rose of Prairie, 101
St. Salvador, 39
St. Sebastian, 9, 33, 49, 69, 103
St. Simon, 50, 53
St. Stanislaus, 7, 33, 41, 43, 67,
71, 85, 92, 114, 135, 145
St. Stanislaus Kostka, 57
St. Stanislaus Martyr, 68
St. Stephen, 33, 37, 41, 85, 97
St. Thaddeus, 14
St. Theresa, 14, 41, 49, 57, 120, 145
146
St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, 116
St. Theresa of Jesus, 52
St. Thomas, 6, 33, 41, 81, 110, 114,
115, 117
St. Thomas Aquinas, 22, 50,
St. Valernes, 37
St. Veronica, 49
St. Victor, 35
St. Vincent de Paul, 34, 80, 103, 142
St. Virgil, 13
St. Vojtiechus (Adalbert), 48
St. Wenceslaus, 34, 44, 50, 67, 70, 77
99, 107, 110, 120, 123
St. Wendel, 61, 123
St. Wendelin, 39
St. Wendlin, 61
St. Wenzel, 67, 88, 107
St. Wenzeslawa, 84
St. William, 38, 64
St. Willibrord, 67
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
15, 25
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ADAMS
City
BARRON
City
Adams, St. Joseph, 91
Village
Friendship, St. Leo, 102
Settlement
Brooks, St. Anne, 95
Pilot Knob, St. Methodius, 112
Town
New Chester, St. Anne, 95
Richfield, St. Methodius, 112
ASHLAND
City
Ashland,
Holy Family, 124
St. Agnes, 124
Mellen, Holy Rosary, 136
Village
Butternut, Immaculate
Conception, 127
Settlement
Eureka, No Name, 130
Glidden, Most Precious
Blodd, 131
High Bridge, St.Anthony, 133
LaPointe, St. Joseph, 135
Madaline Island, St.
Joseph, 135
Marengo, Our Lady of Seven
Dolors, 136
Odanah, Our Lady of Seven
Dolors, 138
Sanborn, St. Anne, 141
Silver Creek, No Name, 142
Town
Ashland, St. Anthony, 133
Morse, St. John the Baptist,
137
Peelsville, Most Precious
Blood, 131
Sanborn, Our Lady of Seven
Dolors, 138
White River,
Our Lady of Seven Dolors,
136
St. Anne, 141
Barron, St. Joseph, 125
Chetek, St. Boniface, 127
Cumberland,
St. Anthony Abbot, 128
St. Mary, 129
Rice Lake, St. Joseph, 141
Village
Cameron, St. Peter, 127
Dallas, No Name, 129
Hougen, Holy Trinity, 132
Prairie Farm, No Name, 140
Turtle Lake, St. Ann, 146
Settlement
Almena, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
124
Barronett, No Name, 125
Brackelin, No Name, 126
Lehigh, No Name, 135
Maple Leaf, St. Charles, 136
Richardson, No Name, 141
Vance Creek, St. John the
Baptist, 146
Town
Almena, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
124
Bear Lake, No Name, 125
Maple Lake, No Name, 125
Stanfold, St. Mary of Lourdes,
143
Summers, No Name, 135
Vance Creek, St. John the
Baptist, 146
BAYFIELD
City
Bayfield, Holy Family, 125
Washburn, St. Louis, 146
Village
Cable, St. Casimer, 127
Mason, St. Aloysius, 136
Settlement
Arbuckle, No Name, 125
Barnes, No Name, 125
Belanger's, St. Anthony, 125
Bibon, No Name, 126
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Government Unit
BAYFIELD (cont.)
Buffalo Bay, St. Francis of
Assisi, 127
Cornucopia, St. Ann, 128
Dauby, St. Peter, 129
Dobie, Our Lady of Lourdes,
129
Drummond, No Name, 129
Grandview, St. Andrew, 132
Herbster, St. Francis
Xavier, 133
Indian Cliff Reservation,
St. Francis, 140
St. Francis of Assisi,
127
Ino, St. Florian, 133
Iron River, St. Michael, 134
Moquah, SS. Peter and Paul,
137
Port Wing, St. Mary, 139
Red Cliff, St. Francis, 140
Spider Lake, No Name, 143
Town
Barnes, No Name, 125
Bell, St. Ann, 128
Clover, St. Francis Xavier,
133
Drummond, No Name, 129
Iron River, St. Michael, 134
Keystone,
St. Florian, 133
No Name, 143
Mason, No Name, 126
Orienta, No Name, 138
Pilsen,
St. Peter, 129
SS. Peter and Paul, 137
Port Wing, St. Mary, 139
Pratt,
BROWN
City
St. Andrew, 132
No Name, 140
Depere,
Immaculate Conception, 63
St. Boniface, 63
St. Francis Xavier, 63
St. Ignatius, 63
St. Joseph, 63
BROWN (cont.)
Green Bay,
Annunciation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 66
St. Bernard, 66
St. Francis Xavier, 66
St. John the Evangelist, 66
St. Joseph, 66
St. Mary, 66
St. Mary of the Angels, 66
St. Matthew, 66
St. Patrick, 67
SS. Peter and Paul, 67
St. Philip, 67
St. Stanislaus, 67
St. Willibrord, 67
Village
Denmark, All Saints, 62
Pulaski, Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 82
Wrightstown, St. Paul, 90
Settlement
Askeaton, St. Patrick, 57
Bay Settlement, Holy Cross, 57
Big Suamico, St. Benedict, 58
Champion, St. Joseph, 60
Duck Creek, St. John the Baptist,
63
East Wrightstown, Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, 64
Eaton, SS. Cyrillus and Methodiou
64
Flintville, SS. Edward and Isidor
65
Glenmore, Immaculate Conception,
66
Holland, St. Francis Seraph, 68
Morrison, St. John the Evangelist
77
New Denmark, Holy Trinity, 78
New Franken, St. Kilian, 78
Pine Grove, Holy Trinity, 81
Robinsonville, St. Joseph, 82
Stark, Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 85
Suamico, No Name, 86
Town
Eaton, St. Joseph, 64
Glenmore, Immaculate Conception,
66
Green Bay, St. Joseph, 60
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
BROWN (cont.)
Holland,
St. Francis Seraph, 68
St. Patrick, 57
Howard, St. John the
Baptist, 63
Humbolt,
Immaculate Conception, 68
St. Hubert, 68
Morrison,
Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 85
St. John the Evangelist, 77
New Denmark, Holy Trinity,
78, 81
Preble,
Holy Martyrs of Gorsum, 82
SS. Cyrillus and Methodius,
64
Scott,
Holy Cross, 57
St. Kilian, 78
Suamico,
St. Benedict, 58
SS. Edward and Isidore, 65
No Name, 86
Wrightstown, Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, 64
BURNETT
Village
Grantsburg, Immaculate Conceptior
132
Webster, St. John the Baptist,
146
Settlement
Amik, No Name, 124
Crescent Lake, Sacred Heart of
Jesus and Mary, 128
Danbury, Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, 129
Gaslyn, No Name, 131
Gordon Farm, No Name, 124
Loon Lake, No Name, 135
Mouth of Yellow River, Our Lady
of Perpetual Help, 138
Trade River, No Name, 145
Yellow Lake, No Name, 148
Town
Oakland, No Name, 148
Scott,
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary
128
No Name, 131
Swiss,
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 12
138
No Name, 135
Trade Lake, No Name, 145
BUFFALO
City
Alma, St. Lawrence, 91
Buffalo, St. Anne, 96
Fountain City, Immaculate
Conception, 102
Mondovi, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 110
Settlement
Canton, St. Fatrick, 96
Montana, SS. Peter and Paul,
110
Nelson, Sacred Heart, 111
Waumandee, St. Boniface, 121
Town
Canton, St. Patrick, 96
Glencoe, St. Joseph, 103
Montana, SS. Peter and Paul,
110
Nelson, Sacred Heart, 111
Waumandee, St. Boniface, 121
CALUMET
City
Chilton,
Immaculate Conception, 60
St. Augustine, 60
New Holstein, Holy Rosary, 78
Village
Brillion, St. Mary, 58
Hilbert, St. Mary, 68
Stockbridge, St. Mary of the
Seven Dolors, 86
Settlement
Charlesburg, St. Charles Borrome
60
Jericho, Holy Trinity, 69
Kloten, St. Elizabeth, 70
St. Anna, St. Ann, 82
St. John, St. John the Baptist,
Sherwood, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
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Government Unit
CALUMET (cont.)
Town
Brothertown,
St. Charles Borromeo, 60
Holy Trinity, 69
Charlestown, St. Martin, 60
Harrison,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 84
St. Anthony, 67
New Holstein, St. Ann, 82
Stockbridge,
St. Catherine, 86
St. Elizabeth, 70
Woodville, St. John the
Baptist, 83
CHIPPEWA (cont.)
Town
Anson,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 105
No Name, 91
Arthur, St. Anthony, 99
Colburn,
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 105
No Name, 98
Cook's Valley, St. John the
Baptist, 98
Eagle Point, Holy Angels, 111
Edson, Sacred Heart of Jesus, 100
Holcombe, St. Joseph, 104
Ruby, St. Louis, 92
Tilden, St. Peter, 120
CHIPPEWA
City
Bloomer, St. Paul, 94
CLARK
Chippewa Falls,
Holy Ghost, 97
Notre Dame, 97
St. Charles Borromeo, 97
St. Mary, 97
Stanley,
St. Anne, 119
St. Mary, 119
Village
Boyd, St. Joseph, 95
Cadott, St. Rose of Lima, 96
Cornell, Holy Cross, 98
Settlement
Anson, No Name, 91
Arnold, St. Louis, 92
Brush Prairie, St. Catherine,
95
Colbourn Dam, No Name, 98
Drywood, St. Anthony, 99
Gaudiers Farm, No Name, 103
Holcombe, St. Joseph, 104
Huron, Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 105
Jim Falls, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 105
Mud Lake, Holy Angels, 111
St. Ann, No Name, 118
Tilden, St. Peter, 120
Warners Station, No Name, 120
City
Colby, St. Mary, 98
Greenwood, St. Mary, 103
Neilsville, St. Mary, 111
Owen, Holy Rosary, 112
Village
Abbotsford, St. Bernard, 91
Dorchester, St. Louis, 99
Loyal, St. Anthony, 108
Thorp, St. Hedwig, 119
Withee, Sacred Heart, 123
Settlement
Chili, St. Stephen, 97
Czestochowa, St. Mary, 98
Willard, Holy Trinity, 122
Town
Fremont, St. Stephen, 97
Hendren, Holy Trinity, 122
Thorp, St. Bernard, 119
COLUMBIA
City
Columbus, St. Jerome, 11
Portage,
Immaculate Conception, 40
St. Bartholomew, 40
St. Francis Xavier, 40
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
COLUMBIA (cont.)
Wisconsin Dells,
St. Cecilia, 53
St. Simon, 53
Village
Cambria, St. Mary Visitation,
10
Doylestown, St. Patrick, 13
Lodi, St. Patrick, 23
Pardeeville, St. Mary, 39
Poynette, St. Thomas, 41
Randolph, St. Mary, 43
Reo, St. Joseph, 44
Wyocena, St. Augustine, 54
Settlement
Dekorra, St. Kieran, 12
Marcellon, No Name, 25
Town
Caledonia, St. Mary of the
Pines, 10
Courtland, St. Mary, 11
Dekorra, St. Kieran, 12
Marcellon, No Name, 25
CRAWFORD
City
Prairie Du Chien,
St. Gabriel, 114
St. John Nepomucene, 114
Village
Eastman, St. Wenceslaus, 99
Gays Mills, St. Mary, 103
Wauzeka, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 121
Settlement
Rising Sun, St. James, 115
Scott, St. Patrick, 116
Seneca, St. Patrick, 116
St. Philip, St. Philip, 119
Town
DANE
Clayton, St. Philip, 119
Scott, St. Patrick, 116
Seneca, St. Patrick, 116
Utica, St. James, 115
City
Madison,
Blessed Sacrament, 24
Holy Redeemer, 24
St. Bernard, 24
St. James, 24
St. Joseph, 24
St. Patrick, 24
St. Paul, 24
St. Raphael, 25
Stoughton, St. Maria-Anna, 49
Village
Belleville, St. Mary of Lourdes,
Cottage Grove, St. Patrick, 11
Cross Plains, St. Francis Xavier,
11
Dane, St. Michaels, 12
Deerfield, St. Anne, 12
De Forest, No Name, 12
Marshall, St. Mary, 25
Mazomaine, St. Barnabas, 26
Middleton, St. Bernard, 26
Mount Horeb, St. Ignatius, 35
Oregon, Holy Mother of Consola-
tion, 38
Sun Prairie, Sacred Heart of
Jesus and Mary, 49
Waunakee, St. John, 51
Settlement
Ashton, St. Peter, 5
East Bristol, St. Joseph, 14
Edgewood, St. Regina, 15
Martinsville, St. Martin, 25
Paoli, St. William, 38
Pine Bluff, St. Mary, 39
Roxbury, St. Norbert, 44
Springfield Corners, St. Martin,
48
Verona Junction, St. Andrew, 50
Vienna, St. Margaret, 50
Town
Berry, Chapel of the Oaks,
Bristol, St. Joseph, 14
Cross Plains, St. Mary, 39
Montrose, St. William, 38
Perry, Holy Redeemer, 39
Roxbury, St. Norbert, 44
Springfield,
St. Martin, 25, 48
St. Peter, 5
Vermont, St. James, 50
Vienna, St. Margaret, 50
7
West Port, St. Mary of the Lake,
53
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
DODGE
City
Beaver Dam,
St. Mary, 5
St. Michael, 6
St. Patrick, 6
St. Peter, 6
Fox Lake, Immaculate Con-
ception, 16
Horicon, St. Malachy, 19
Juneau, Immaculate Concep-
tion, 21
Mayville, St. Mary, 25
Village
Clyman,
Holy Assumption, 10
St. Isidore, 10
St. John, 11
Lomira, St. Mary Nativity, 23
Lowell, St. John the Evange-
list, 23
Neosho, St. Mathew, 36
Reeseville, Holy Family, 43
Theresa, St. Theresa, 49
Settlement
Elba, St. Columbkill, 15
Le Roy, St. Andrew, 23
Lost Lake, St. Mary, 23
Richwood, St. Joseph, 44
Rubicon,
St. Bartholomew, 45
St. John, 45
Woodland, St. Mary Annuncia-
tion, 53
Town
Calamus, St. Mary, 23
Elba, St. Columbkill, 15
Herman, St. Mary Annunciation,
53
Le Roy, St. Andrew, 23
Rubicon,
St. Bartholomew, 45
St. John, 45
DOOR (cont.)
Village
Sister Bay,
St. Rosalia, 84
St. Wenzeslawa, 84
Settlement.
Bailey's Harbor, St. Mary of the
Lake, 57
Brussel, St. Francis Xavier, 59
Egg Harbor, St. John, 64
Fish Creek, St. Paul, 64
Institute, SS. Peter and Paul, 69
Jacksonport, St. Michael, 69
Little Sturgeon Bay, St. John the
Baptist, 72
Maplewood, Holy Name of Mary, 74
Marchand, St. Francis de Paul, 74
Misere, St. Michael, 76
Washington Island, No Name, 88
Town
Bailey's Harbor, St. Mary of the
Lake, 57
Brussel,
St. Francis Xavier, 59
St. Michael, 76
Egg Harbor, St. John, 64
Forestville, Holy Name of Mary, 7:
Gardner,
St. John the Baptist, 72
St. Joseph, 65
Gibraltor, St. Paul, 64
Jacksonport, St. Michaels, 69
Sevastopol, SS. Peter and Paul, 6:
Union, Our Lady of the Snow, 88
Washington, No Name, 88
DOUGLAS
City
DOOR
City
Sturgeon Bay,
Corpus Christi, 86
Patronage of St. Joseph, 86
Superior,
Holy Assumption, 144
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 144
St. Adalbert, 144
SS. Anthony and Margaret, 144
SS. Cyrillus-Methodius, 144
St. Francis Xavier, 144
St. John, 144
St. Joseph, 144
St. Louis, 144
St. Mary, 145
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
DOUGLAS, Superior (cont.)
St. Patrick, 145
St. Stanislaus, 145
Village
Lake Nebagamon, St. Anthony,
135
Oliver, St. Joachim, 138
Solon Springs, Our Lady of
Good Counsel, 142
Settlement
Amnicon Falls, St. Edward, 124
Bennett, St. Benedict, 125
Blueberry, St. Ann, 126
Boylston, St. Ann, 126
Brule, No Name, 126, 127
Connors Point, St. John, 128
Crotty Brook, St. Joseph, 128
Dedham, St. Aloysius, 129
Foxboro, St. Michael, 131
Gordon, St. Anthony of Padua,
131
Itasca Station, No Name, 134
Maple, No Name, 136
Patzau, St. Agatha, 139
Poplar, No Name, 139
South Range, Holy Angels,
143
White Birch, Blessed Virgin
Mary of Good Counsel, 147
Winneboujou, Our Lady of the
Snow, 147
Town
Bennett, St. Benedict, 125
Brule, No Name, 126, 127
Gordon, St. Anthony of
Padua, 131
St. Ann, 126
Maple,
No Name, 136
Parkland, Holy Angels, 143
Summit, St. Michael, 131
Superior,
St. Agatha, 139
St. Aloysius, 129
St. Ann, 126
DUNN (cont.)
Village
Elk Mound, St. Joseph, 101
Settlement
Eau Galle, St. Henry, 100
Menomonie, St. Martin, 109
Rock Falls, St. Joseph, 115
Town
Eau Galle, St. Henry, 100
Rock Creek, St. Joseph, 115
Town 8 (Menomonie), St. Martin,
109
EAU CLAIRE
City
Altoona, St. Mary, 91
Augusta, St. Anthony, 92
Eau Claire,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 100
St. Patrick, 100
Village
Fairchild, St. John, 102
Settlement
Brackett, Holy Guardian Angel, 95
Springfield Prairie, St. Bridget,
Town
118
Seymour, St. Bridget, 118
Washington, Holy Guardian Angel,
95
FLORENCE
Settlement
Aurora, Sacred Heart, 57
Florence, Immaculate Conception,
65
Long Lake, C.C.C. Camp, No Name,
73
Town
Aurora, Sacred Heart, 57
Florence, Immaculate Conception,
65
Long Lake, C.C.C. Camp, No Name,
73
DUNN
City
Menomonie, St. Joseph, 109
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
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GOND DU LAC
City
Fond Du 123,
St. Joseph, 16
St. Louis, 16
St. Mary, 16
St. Patrick, 16
Ripon,
St. Patrick, 44
St. Wenceslaus, 44
Waupun, St. Joseph, 51
Village
Brandon, St. Brendon. T
Campbellsport, St. Matthew,
10
Eden, St. Mary, 14
North Fond Du Lac, Presenta-
tion of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 37
Oakfield, St. James, 38
St. Cloud, St. Claudius, 45
Settlement
Armstrong, Our Lady of the
Angels, 5
Byron, St. John, 9
Dotyville, St. Michael, 13
Dundee, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 13
Eldorado, St. Mary, 15
Johnsburg, St. John the
Baptist, 20
Marytown, Visitation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 25
Mt. Calvary, Holy Cross, 35
St. Peter, St. Peter, 46
Woodhull, St. John the
Baptist, 53
Town
Ashford, St. Martin, 5
Auburn, St. Matthias, 5
Byron, St. John, 9
Calumet, Visitation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 25
Eden, St. James, 14
Eldorado, St. Mary, 15
FOND DU LAC (cont.)
Marshfield,
Holy Cross, 35
St. Joseph, 25
Osceola,
Our Lady of Angels, 5
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 13
Springvale, Holy Mary of Help,
49
Tayceedah, St. John the Baptist,
20
FOREST
City
Crandon, St. Joseph, 62
Settlement
Argonne, St. Mary, 57
Armstrong Creek, St. Stanislaus
Kostka, 57
Cavour, No Name, 60
Hiles, St. Michael, 68
Laona, St. Leonard, 71
Newald, No Name, 78
North Crandon, St. Mary, 78
Padus, No Name, 80
Wabeno, St. Ambrose, 88
Town
Argonne, St. Mary, 57
Armstrong Creek, St. Stanislaus
Kostka, 57
Blackwell, C.C.C. Camp, No Name,
58
Caswell, No Name, 60
Crandon, St. Mary, 78
Hiles, St. Michael, 68
Laona, St. Leonard, 71
Ross, No Name, 78
Wabeno,
GRANT
St. Ambrose, 88
No Name, 80
Forest, St. Michael, 13
Lamartine, St. John the
Baptist, 53
City
Boscobel, Immaculate Conception,
95
Cuba City, St. Rose, 98
A
:
193
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
GRANT (cont.)
Fennimore, St. Mary, 102
Lancaster, St. Clement, 107
Platteville,
St. Mary, 113
St. Philip, 113
Village
Bloomington, St. Mary, 95
Cassville,
St. Charles, 97
St. Mary of Perpetual Help,
97
Hazel Green, St. Francis de
Sales, 104
Montfort, St. Thomas, 110
Mount Hope, St. Lawrence
O'Toole, 111
Muscoda, St. John the Baptist,
111
Patch Grove, St. John, 112
Potosi,
St. Andrew, 114
St. Thomas, 114
Settlement
Beetown, No Name, 93
Castle Rock, St. John
Nepomucene, 97
Dickeyville, Holy Ghost, 99
Glenhaven, Holy Mary Help
of Christians, 103
Kieler, Immaculate Con-
ception, 106
Sinsinawa Mound, St. Joseph,
117
Tennyson, St. Andrew, 119
GREEN
City
Brodhead, St. Rose, 8
Monroe,
St. Mary, 34
St. Victor, 35
Village
Albany, St. Patrick, 4
Settlement
Dayton, St. James, 12
Town
Adams, St. Francis Xavier, 4
Exeter, St. James, 12
GREEN LAKE
City
Berlin,
St. Joseph, 7
St. Michael, 7
St. Stanislaus, 7
Princeton,
St. John the Baptist, 41
St. Patrick, 41
St. Stanislaus, 41
Village
Green Lake,
St. Mary, 18
No Name, 18
Kingston, St. Mary Immaculate
Conception, 22
Markesan, St. Joseph, 25
Town
St. Marie, St. Mary, 45
Town
Beetown, No Name, 93
Castle Rock, St. John
Nepomucene, 97
Glenhaven, Holy Mary Help of
Christians, 103
Jamestown
Immaculate Conception, 106
St. Joseph, 117
Paris, Holy Ghost, 99
Potosi, St. Andrew, 119
IOWA
City
Dodgeville, St. Joseph, 99
Mineral Point,
St. Mary, 110
St. Paul, 110
Village
Avoca, St. Joseph, 92
Barneveld, Immaculate Conception,
93
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
IOWA (cont.)
Blanchardville, Immaculate
Conception, 94
Highland,
St. Anthony, 104
St. Philip, 104
Hollandale, St. Patrick, 104
Ridgeway, St. Bridget, 115
Settlement
Clyde, St. Malachy, 98
Franklin,
Sacred Heart of Jesus and
Mary, 16
Mifflin, St. John the
Baptist, 109
Mill Creek, St. John the
Baptist, 110
Pleasant Ridge, St. Peter, 113
Union Mills, St. John the
Baptist, 120
Town
IRON
Arena, St. John the Baptist, 110
Clyde, St. Malachy, 98
Highland, St. John the Baptist,
120
Mifflin, St. John the Baptist,
109
City
Hurley, Blessed Virgin of
Seven Dolors, 133
Montreal, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 137
Settlement
Fosterville, No Name, 130
Gurney, No Name, 132
Iron Belt, St. Mary
Magdalene, 133
Kimball, No Name, 134
Mercer,
St. Isaac Jogues and Com-
passion, 136
St. Mary, 137
Pence, St. Anthony, 139
Saxon, St. Ann, 142
Town
Gurney, No Name, 132
IRON
Knight, St. Mary Magdalene, 133
Mercer,
St. Isaac Jogues and Compassion
136
St. Mary, 137
Pence, St. Anthony, 139
Saxon, St. Ann, 142
JACKSON
City
Black River Falls, St. Joseph, 94
Village
Alma Center, Immaculate Concep-
tion, 91
Settlement
City Point, St. Mary, 97
Fairview, St. Joseph, 102
Millston, St. Andrew, 110
Roaring Creek, St. Malachy, 115
Shamrock, St. Columbkill, 116
Spaulding, SS. Peter and Paul, 11
Woodlawn, St. Anne, 123
Town
City Point,
St. Mary, 97
SS. Peter and Paul, 117
Cleveland, St. Joseph, 102
Irving, St. Malachy, 115
Manchester, St. Columbkill, 116
Millston, St. Andrew, 110
JEFFERSON
City
Fort Atkinson, St. Joseph, 16
Jefferson,
St. John the Baptist, 20
St. Lawrence, 20
Lake Mills, St. Francis, 22
Watertown,
St. Bernard, 51
St. Henry, 51
Village
Johnson Creek, St. Mary Magdalene
20
Palmyra, St. Mary, 38
Sullivan, St. Mary, 49
Kimball, No Name, 134
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195
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
JEFFERSON (cont.)
Waterloo,
St. Joseph, 50
St. Wenceslaus, 50
Settlement
Crawfish River, St. Malachy,
11
Town
Milford, St. Malachy, 11
JUNEAU
City
Elroy, St. Patrick, 101
Mauston, St. Fatrick, 109
New Lisbon, St. Faul, 112
Village
Camp Douglas, St. James, 96
Lyndon, St. Mary Immaculate
Conception, 108
Necedah, St. Francis of
Assisi, 111
Union Center, St. Theresa,
120
Wonewoc, St. Jerome, 123
Settlement
Lindina, Holy Rosary, 108
Town
Lindina, Holy Rosary, 108
Marion, St. Michael, 109
KENOSHA
City
Kenosha,
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, 21
Our Lady of the Rosary, 21
St. Anthony, 21
St. Casimir, 21
St. George, 21
St. James, 21
St. Mark, 21
St. Mary, 22
St. Peter, 22
St. Thomas Aquinas, 22
Village
Twin Lakes, No Name, 50
KENOSHA
Settlement
Brighton, St. Francis Xavier, 8
Bristol,
St. Mary, 8
St. Michael, 8
New Munster, St. Alphonse, 37
Paris, St. Wendelin, 39
Powers Lake, St. Theresa, 41
Wilmot, Holy Name of Jesus, 53
Town
Brighton, St. Francis Xavier, 8
Bristol,
St. Mary, 8
St. Michael, 8
Paris,
St. John the Baptist, 39
St. Wendelin, 39
Pleasant Prairie, No Name, 39
Randall, St. Theresa, 41
Salem, Holy Name of Jesus, 53
Wheatland, St. Alphonse, 37
KEWAUNEE
City
Algoma, Immaculate Conception, 55
Kewaunee, Holy Rosary, 70
Village
Casco, Holy Trinity, 59
Luxemburg, Immaculate Conception
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 73
Settlement
Alaska, St. Mary, 55
Casco Junction, Sacred Heart, 59
Coryville, St. John Nepomucene,
62
Dykesville, St. Louis, 63
Krock, St. John Nepomucene, 71
Norman, St. Joseph, 73
Peot, Sacred Heart, 59
Rosiere, St. Hubert, 82
Slovan, St. Adalbert, 84
Stangelville, St. Lawrence, 85
Thiry Daems, St. Odile, 86
Tonet, St. Martin, 87
Walhain, St. Amandus, 88
196
Index, County and Local
Government
KEWAUNEE (cont.)
Town
Carlton,
St. John Nepomucene,
St. Joseph, 78
Carroltown (Carlton),
St. Methodius, 59
Casco,
St. Adalbert, 84
St. Amandus, 59
71
LA CROSSE (cont.)
Settlement
Boswick Valley, St. Mary, 95
Lewis Valley, No Name, 107
Middle Ridge, St. Peter, 109
St. Joseph, St. Joseph, 118
Washington, St. Peter, 121
Woomata, St. Alphonsius, 123
Town
Barre, St. Mary, 95
Greenfield, St. Joseph, 118
Washington, St. Peter, 109, 121
St. Edward, 59
Franklin, St. Lawrence, 85
Lincoln,
St. Hubert, 82
St. Peter, 72
Luxemburg,
Sacred Heart, 59
St. Amandus, 88
St. Martin, 87
Montpelier,
St. Ann, 76
St. Joseph, 77
St. Mary of Seven Dolors,
77
Pierce, St. Mary, 55
Red River,
St. Louis, 63
St. Odile, 86
St. Osilia, 82
West Kewaunee, St. Hedwig,
89
LA CROSSE
City
La Crosse,
Blessed Sacrament, 107
Holy Cross, 107
Holy Trinity, 107
Our Lady of Lourdes, 107
St. James, 107
St. John the Baptist, 107
St. Joseph Cathedral, 107
St. Mary, 107
St. Wenceslaus, 107
Onalaska, St. Francis
Xavier, 112
Village
Bangor, St. Mary, 93
LA FAYETTE
City
Darlington, Holy Rosary, 98
Shullsburg,
Our Lady of Hope, 117
St. Matthew, 117
Village
Argyle, St. Joseph, 92
Benton, St. Patrick, 94
Gratiot, St. Joseph, 103
South Wayne, St. John, 117
Settlement
Calamine, St. Michael, 96
Elk Grove,
St. Peter, 100
St. Rose of Frairie, 101
Kendalltown, Immaculate Concep-
tion, 106
New Diggins, St. Augustine, 112
Wiota, No Name, 122
Yellowstone, St. Michael, 123
Town
Elk Grove,
St. Peter, 100
St. Rose of Frairie, 101
Kendall, Immaculate Conception,
106
New Diggins, St. Augustine, 112
Willow Springs, St. Michael, 96
Wiota, No Name, 122
LANGLADE
City
Antigo,
St. Hyacinth, 56
197
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
LANGLADE, Antigo (cont.)
St. John, 56
St. Mary, 56
Village
White Lake, St. James, 89
Settlement
Elcho, Holy Family, 64
Parrish, St. John the
Baptist, 80
Pearson, No Name, 80
Phlox, St. Joseph, 81
Town
Ainsworth, No Name, 80
Elcho, Holy Family, 64
Langlade, St. Stanislaus, 71
Neva, St. Wenceslaus, 77
Norwood, St. Joseph, 81
Parrish, St. John the
Baptist, 80
LINCOLN
City
Merrill, St. Francis
Xavier, 137
Tomahawk, St. Mary, 145
Settlement
Bloomville, St. John the
Baptist, 126
Harrison, St. Augustine, 132
Jeffries, No Name, 134
Town
Harrison,
St. Augustine, 132
No Name, 134
Schley, St. John the Baptist,
126
MANITOWOC
City
Kiel, SS. Peter and Paul, 70
Manitowoc,
Holy Innocence, 73
Immaculate Conception of
the Blessed Virgin Mary,
73
Sacred Heart, 74
St. Andrew, 74
St. Boniface, 74
St. Paul, 74
MANITOWOC (cont.)
Two Rivers,
Sacred Heart, 87
St. Luke, 87
St. Mark, 87
Village
Reedsville, Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 82
Settlement
Alverno, St. Joseph, 56
Centerville, St. George, 60
Clarks Mills, St. Mary Immaculate
Conception, 61
Cleveland, St. Wendell, 61
Cooperstown, St. James, 61
Francis Creek, St. Anne, 65
Greenstreet, St. Wenzel, 67
Kasson, Most Holy Trinity, 69
Kellersville, St. Joseph, 70
Manitowoc Rapids, Holy Maternity,
74
Maple Grove, St. Patrick, 74
Meeme, St. Fidelis, 75
Mishicot, Invention of the Holy
Cross, 76
Northeim, St. Casimir, 78
St. Nazianz, St. Gregory, 83
Schoolhill, Holy Trinity, 83
Tisch Mills, St. Mary Nativity,
87
Whitelaw, St. Michaels, 89
Town
Cato,
St. Mary Immaculate Conception,
61
St. Michael, 89
Centerville,
St. George, 60
St. Wendel, 61
Cooperstown, St. James, 61
Eaton, St. Gregory, 83
Franklin, St. Patrick, 74
Kossuth,
St. Anne, 65
St. Augustine, 71
St. Joseph, 70
Manitowoc Rapids,
Holy Maternity, 74
St. Joseph, 56
Maple Grove, Most Holy Trinity,
69
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:
198
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
MANITOWOC (cont.)
Meeme,
Holy Trinity, 83
St. Fidelis, 75
St. Isidore, 75
Mi chicot,
Invention of the Holy
Cross, 76
St. Mary Nativity, 87
Newton, St. Casimir, 78
MARATHON
City
Mosinee, St. Paul, 111
Wausau,
St. James, 121
St. Mary Immaculate
Conception, 121
St. Michael, 121
St. Peter, 121
Village
Athens, St. Anthony, 92
Brokaw, No Name, 95
Edgar, St. John the
Baptist, 100
Fenwood, No Name, 102
Hatley, St. Florian, 104
Marathon, Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 108
Schofield, St. Theresa of
the Child Jesus, 116
Spencer, Christ the King
Parish, 117
Stratford, St. Joseph, 119
Settlement
Bevent, St. Ladislaus, 94
Callon, St. Agnes, 96
Cassel, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 96
Galloway, St. Joseph, 102
Halder, St. Patrick, 103
Knowlton, St. Francis
Xavier, 106
McMillan, St. Adalbert, 109
Milan, St. Thomas, 110
Norrie, St. Francis Assisi,
112
MARATHON (cont.)
Poniatowski,
Holy Family, 114
Holy Trinity, 114
Rozellville, St. Andrew, 116
Weber, Holy Trinity, 122
Wuertsburg, St. John the Baptist,
Town
123
Bergen, No Name, 94
Bevent, St. Ladislaus, 94
Cassel, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Day, St. Andrew, 116
Eau Pleine, Holy Trinity, 122
Emmet, St. Patrick, 103
Franzen, St. Joseph, 102
Johnson,
St. John the Baptist, 123
St. Thomas, 110
Knowlton, St. Francis Xavier, 106
McMillan, St. Adalbert, 109
Norrie, St. Francis Assisi, 112
Rietbrock,
Holy Family, 114
Holy Trinity, 114
Weston, St. Agnes, 96
MARINETTE
City
Marinette,
Our Lady of Lourdes, 75
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 75
St. Anthony, 75
St. Joseph, 75
Peshtigo, St. Mary, 80
Village
Coleman, St. John the Baptist, 61
Goodman, St. Joan of Arc, 66
Niagara, St. Anthony, 78
Pound, St. Leo, 81
Wausaukee, St. Augustine, 89
Settlement
Beaver, No Name, 58
Crivitz, St. Mary, 62
Dunbar, St. Joseph, 63
Klondike, St. Wenceslaus, 70
Pembine, St. Margaret, 80
199
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
MARINETTE (cont.)
Pike, No Name, 81
Walsh, St. Joseph, 88
Town
Amberg, St. Agnes, 56
Beaver, No Name, 58
Dunbar, St. Joseph, 63
Pembine, St. Margaret, 80
Porterfield, St. Joseph, 88
Stephenson, St. Mary, 62
Wagner, St. Edward, 88
MARQUETTE
City
Montello, St. John, 35
Village
Neshkoro, St. James, 36
Settlement
Briggsville,
Town
St. Mary Help of Chris-
tians, 8
St. Pius, 8
Buffalo, St. Andrew, 8
Douglas,
MILWAUKEE (cont.)
Immaculate Conception, 27
Mother of Good Counsel, 27
Our Lady of Guadalupe, 27
Sacred Heart, 27
St. Adalbert, 27
St. Agnes, 27
St. Alexander, 27
St. Ann, 28
St. Anthony, 28
St. Anthony Padua, 28
St. Augustine, 28
St. Barbara, 28
St. Benedict the Moor, 28
St. Boniface, 28
St. Casimir, 28
St. Catherine, 29
St. Cyril and Methodius, 29
St. Elizabeth, 29
St. Emeric, 29
St. Francis of Assisi, 29
St. Gabriel, 29
St. Gall, (old church) 29
St. Gall, (new church) 29
St. George, 30
St. Gerard, 30
St. Mary Help of Chris-
tians, 8
St. Hedwig, 30
St. Helen, 30
St. Pius, 8
MILWAUKEE
City
Cudahy,
Holy Family, 11
St. Fredrick, 12
St. Joseph, 12
Milwaukee,
Blessed Sacrament, 26
Blessed Virgin of Pompeii,
26
Gesu, 26
Holy Angel, 26
St. Hyacinth, 30
St. Ignatius, 30
St. John Cathedral, 30
St. John the Evangelist, 30
St. John Kanty, 30
St. John Nepomucene, 30
St. Joseph, 31
St. Josaphat Basilica, 31
St. Lawrence, 31
St. Leo, 31
St. Mary, 31
St. Mary Czestochowa, 31
St. Mary Magdalen, 31
St. Matthew, 32
St. Michael, 32
Holy Cross, 26
Holy Ghost, 27
Holy Name of Jesus, 27
Holy Redeemer, 27
Holy Rosary, 27
Holy Trinity, 27
St. Nicholas, 32
St. Patrick, 32
St. Paul, 32
St. Peter, 32
SS. Peter and Paul, 33
St. Rita, 33
200
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee (cont.)
St. Robert, 33
St. Rose, 33
St. Sebastian, 33
St. Stanislaus, 33
St. Stephen, 33
St. Thomas, 33
St. Vincent de Paul, 34
St. Wenceslaus, 34
South Milwaukee,
St. Adalbert, 48
St. John, 48
St. Mary, 48
Wauwatosa,
Christ King, 52
Mother of Good Counsel, 52
St. Ambrose, 52
St. Bernard, 52
St. Jude, 52
St. Theresa, 52
West Allis
Holy Assumption, 52
MILWAUKEE (cont.)
Summerville, St. Martin, 18
Tippecanoe, St. Veronica, 49
Town
Franklin,
Holy Assumption, 46
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary,
46
Greenfield,
Holy Sacrament, 18
St. Barnabas, 18
St. Mary, 18
St. Mathias, 37
Lake,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 45
St. Francis Assisi, 37
St. Stephen, 37
Oak Creek,
St. James, 37
St. Matthew, 38
Tippecanoe, St. Veronica, 49
St. Aloysius, 52
St. Augustine, 52
St. Joseph, 52
St. Mary Help of Chris-
tians, 52
St. Rita, 52
Village
West Milwaukee, St. Florian,
53
Greendale, St. Alphonsus, 18
Whitefish Bay, St. Monica,
53
Settlement
Granville,
St. Martin, 18
St. Michael, 18
MONROE
City
Granville Center, St. Catherine,
18
New Coeln, St. Stephen, 37
Nojoshing, St. Francis
Assisi, 37
North Greenfield, St. Mathias,
37
St. Francis, Sacred Heart
of Jesus, 45
St. Martins,
Holy Assumption, 46
Sacred Heart of Jesus and
Mary, 46
Sparta, St. Patrick, 117
Tomah, St. Mary, 120
Village
Cashton,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 96
SS. Fewer and Faul, 96
Kendall, 25. Joseph, 105
Norwalk, St. Augustine, 112
Wilton,
St. John the Baptist, 122
Settlement
Indian Creek, St. Michael, 105
Ridgeville, St. Finbar, 115
St. Mary, St. Mary of the Pines,
118
St. Mary's Ridge, Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 118
Summit, St. John the Baptist, 119
Town
Jefferson,
St. Mary of the Pines, 118
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 118
Oakdale, St. Michael, 105
Ridgeville,
St. Finbar, 115
St. John the Baptist, 119
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201
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
OCONTO
City
Oconto,
St. Joseph, 79
St. Peter, 79
Oconto Falls, St. Anthony,
79
Village
Gillett, St. John, 65
Lena, St. Charles Borromeo,
72
Suring, St. Michael, 86
Settlement
Abrams, St. Louis, 55
Lakewood, St. Mary of the
Lake, 71
Little Oconto, St. Joseph
of the Lake, 72
Little Suamico, St. Pius, 73
Mountain, St. Agnes, 77
Sobieski, St. John Kantius,
84
Spruce, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 84
Stiles, St. Patrick, 86
Townsend, Holy Rosary, 87
White Rapids, Indian Mission,
90
Town
Abrams, St. Louis, 55
Armstrong, St. Agnes, 77
Chase, St. Joseph, 60
Little Suamico,
St. John Kantius,
St. Pius, 73
84
Pensaukee, No Name, 80
Spruce, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 84
Stiles, St. Fatrick, 86
Townsend, Holy Rosary, 87
Wheeler, St. Mary of the
Lake, 71
ONEIDA
City
Rhinelander,
Immaculate Conception, 140
St. Joseph, 141
ONEIDA (cont.)
Settlement
Harrison, No Name, 132
Jennings, St. Mary, 134
Minoqua, St. Patrick, 137
Monico,,St..James, 137
Pelican Lake, St. John the
Evangelist, 139
Robbins, St. Kunegunda of Poland,
141
Three Lakes, St. Theresa, 145
Tripoli, No Name, 145
Woodruff, No Name, 147
Town
Lynne, No Name, 145
Minogua, St. Patrick, 137
Monico, St. James, 137
Schoepke, St. John Evangelist,
139
Three Lakes, St. Theresa, 145
Woodruff, No Name, 147
OUTAGAMIE
City
Appleton,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 56
St. Francis Xavier, 56
St. Joseph, 56
St. Mary of Seven Dolors, 57
St. Theresa, 57
Kaukauna,
Holy Cross, 69
St. Mary, 69
Seymour, St. John, 83
Village
Bear Creek, St. Mary, 57
Black Creek, St. Mary, 58
Combined Locks, St. Paul, 61
Hortonville, SS. Peter and Paul,
68
Kimberly, lioly Name of Jesus, 70
Little Chute, St. John Nepomucene,
72
Shiocton, St. Denis, 84
Settlement
Dale, St. Joseph, 62
Darboy, Holy Angels, 62
Freedom, St. Nicholas, 65
202
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
OUTAGAMIE (cont.)
Greenville, Immaculate Con-
ception, 67
Helena, St. Catherine, 68
Isaar, St. Sebastian, 69
Mackville, St. Edward, 73
Oneida (Indian),
St. Joseph, 79
St. Mary, 79
Snyderville, St. Peter, 84
Stephensville, St. Patrick,
Town
85
Buchanan, Holy Angels, 62
Center, St. Edward, 73
Dale, St. Joseph, 62
Deer Creek, St. Catherine,
68
Ellington, St. Patrick, 85
Freedom,
St. Mary, 65
St. Nicholas, 65
Greenville, Immaculate Con-
ception, 67
Kaukauna, St. Peter, 84
Seymour, St. Sebastian, 69
OZAUKEE (cont.)
Settlement
Dacada, St. Nicholas, 12
Holy Cross, Holy Cross, 19
Kohler, Mother of Dolors, 22
Mequon, St. James, 26
Waubeka, St. John the Baptist, 51
Town
Fredonia,
St. John the Baptist, 51
St. Nicholas, 12
Mequon, St. James, 26
PEPIN
City
Durand, St. Mary Assumption, 99
Settlement
Arkansaw, St. Joseph, 92
Lima, Holy Rosary, 108
Town
Lima, Holy Rosary, 108
Waterville, St. Joseph, 92
PIERCE
OZAUKEE
City
Cedarburg, St. Francis
Borgia, 10
Port Washington,
St. Ambrosius, 40
St. Mary, 41
St. Stephen, 41
Village
Belgium, St. Mary, 6
Fredonia, St. Rose of Lima,
16
Grafton,
St. Francis Xavier, 17
St. Joseph, 17
Saukville,
Immaculate Conception, 46
St. Finbar, 46
Thiensville, St. Cecilia, 49
City
Plum City, St. John the Baptist,
113
Prescott, St. Joseph, 114
Village
Ellsworth, St. Francis, 101
Elmwood, Sacred Heart, 101
Spring Valley, Sacred Heart of
Jesus, 118
Settlement
Big River, Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin, 94
Cherma, St. Martin, 97
Clayfield, Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, 98
El Paso, St. Joseph, 101
Farm Hill, St. Nicholas, 102
Lost Creek, Immaculate Conception,
108
Perrytown, St. Ann, 112
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203
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
PIERCE (cont.)
Town
Ellsworth, Immaculate Con-
ception, 108
El Paso, St. Joseph, 101
River Falls,
Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin, 94
St. Martin, 97
POLK
City
Amery, St. Joseph, 124
Village
Balsam Lake, No Name, 125
Centuria, St. Patrick, 127
Clayton, No Name, 128
Clear Lake, St. John, 128
Frederic, St. Dominic, 131
Luck, No Name, 136
Osceola, St. Joseph, 139
Settlement
Blake, Our Lady of Holy
Rosary, 126
Butternut Lake, No Name, 127
Clam Falls, St. Michael, 127
East Farmington, Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 130
Long Lake, St. Patrick, 135
Mound, No Name, 137
Wolf Creek, No Name, 147
Town
Apple River, St. Mary, 124
Clam Falls, St. Michael, 127
Farmington, Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 130
Georgetown, Our Lady of Holy
Rosary, 126, 131
Johnston, St. Fatrick, 135
Lorain, No Name, 147
Luck, No Name, 127
McKinley, Corpus Christi, 136
Sterling, No Name, 147
PORTAGE
City
Stevens Point,
St. Joseph, 85
PORTAGE (cont.)
St. Peter, 85
St. Stanislaus, 85
St. Stephens, 85
Village
Almond,
Holy Guardian Angels, 55
St. Martin, 55
Amherst, St. James, 56
Junction City, St. Michael, 69
Plover, St. Bronislava, 81
Settlement
Alban, St. Adalbert, 55
Casimir, St. Casimir, 59
Custer, Immaculate Conception, 62
Fanchar, St. Mary of the Scapu-
lar, 64
Mill Creek, St. Bartholomew, 76
Polonia, Sacred Heart of Jesus, 81
Stockton, St. John Cantius, 86
Torun, St. Mary, 87
Town
Alban, St. Adalbert, 55
Belmont, St. John the Baptist, 58
Buena Vista, St. Martin, 59
Carson, St. Bartholomew, 76
Hull, St. Casimir, 59
Lanark, St. Patrick, 71
Sharon,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 81
St. Martin, 83
Stockton,
PRICE
City
Immaculate Conception, 62
St. John Cantius, 86
St. Mary of the Scapular, 64
Park Falls, St. Anthony, 139
Phillips,
St. Mary, 139
St. Patrick, 139
Village
Catawba, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
127
Kennan, St. Michael, 334
Prentice, St. Mary, 140
Settlement
Lugerville, St. Joseph, 136
Ogema, St. Julius, 138
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
204
PRICE (cont.)
Town
Fifield, St. Francis of
Assisi, 130
Flambeau, St. Joseph, 136
Ogema, St. Julius, 138
RACINE
City
Burlington,
Immaculate Conception, 9
St. Charles, 9
St. Sebastian, 9
Racine,
Holy Name, 41
Holy Trinity, 41
Sacred Heart, 42
St. Casimir, 42
St. Edward, 42
St. Ignatius, 42
St. John Nepomuc, 42
St. Joseph, 42
RICHLAND
City
Richland Center, St. Mary, 115
Village
Boaz, St. Martin, 95
Cazenovia, St. Anthony, 97
Lone Rock, Sacred Heart, 108
Yuba, St. Wenceslaus, 123
Settlement
Bear Valley, St. Kilian, 93
Keyesville,
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 106
Melachton Creek, St. Patrick, 109
Sylvan, St. Peter, 119
Westford, St. Bridget, 122
Town
Ithaca,
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 106
St. Kilian, 93
Sylvan, St. Feter, 119
Westford, St. Bridget, 122
St. Lucy, 42
St. Luke, 42
St. Mary, 43
St. Mary of Mt. Carmel,
43
St. Patrick, 43
St. Rose, 43
St. Stanislaus, 43
Village
Sturtevant, St. Sebastian, 49
Waterford, St. Thomas
Settlement
Aquinas, 50
Caledonia,
Holy Family, 9
St. Louis, 9
Kansasville, St. Mary, 21
St. Rita, St. Rita, 46
Yorkville, St. Andrew, 54
Town
Caledonia,
Holy Family, 9
St. Louis, 9
St. Rita, 46
Yorkville, St. Andrew, 54
ROCK
City
Beloit,
St. Jude, 6
St. Paul, 6
St. Thomas, 6
Edgerton, St. Joseph, 14
Evansville, St. Paul, 15
Janesville,
St. Mary of Nativity, 20
St. Patrick, 20
Village
Footville, St. Augustine, 16
Settlement
Milton Junction, Immaculate Con-
ception, 26
South Grove, St. Catherine, 48
Town
Clinton, St. Catherine, 48
Porter, St. Michael, 40
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
RUSK
City
Ladysmith, St. Mary Our
Lady of Sorrow, 135
Village
Bruce, St. Mary, 126
Conrath, Holy Trinity, 128
Glen Flora, No Name, 131
Hawkins, Our Lady of Per-
petual Help, 132
Ingram, St. Augustine, 133
Sheldon, No Name, 142
Tony, St. Anthony de Padua,
145
Weyerhauser, SS. Peter and
Paul, 146
Settlement
Appolonia, St. Appolonia,
124
Crane, No Name, 128
Flambeau, St. Francis of
Assisi, 130
Murry, St. Ann, 138
Pribram, Our Lady of Holy
Mount,
140
Strickland, St. Anthony, 144
Town
Big Bend, No Name, 126
Flambeau, St. Francis of
Assisi, 130
Hubbard, No Name, 128
Murry, St. Ann, 138
Strickland,
Holy Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 144
St. Anthony, 144
Stubbs, St. Appolonia, 124
ST. CROIX
City
Glenwood,
St. Hubert, 131
St. John the Baptist, 131
Hudson, St. Patrick, 133
New Richmond, Immaculate Con-
ception, 138
River Falls, St. Bridget, 141
ST. CROIX (cont.)
Village
Hammond, Immaculate Conception,
132
Somerset, St. Ann, 142
Wilson, St. Peter, 147
Settlement
Cylon, Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary, 129
Stanton, St. Bridget, 143
Town
SAUK
Erin, St. Patrick, 130
Stanton, St. Bridget, 143
Warren, No Name, 146
City
Baraboo, St. Joseph, 93
Reedsburg, Sacred Heart, 115
Village
Ironton, St. Michael, 105
LaValle, Holy Family, 107
Lime Ridge, St. Boniface, 108
Plain, St. Luke, 113
Sauk City, St. Aloysius, 116
Spring Green, St. John the
Evangelist, 118
Settlement
Loreta, St. Patrick, 108
Westfield,
St. Alphonsus, 122
St. Patrick, 122
Windfield, St. Patrick, 122
Town
Bear Creek, St. Patrick, 108
Dellona,
All Saints, 99
St. Bridget, 99
Honey Creek, Our Lady of Loretto,
105
Westfield,
St. Alphonsus, 122
St. Patrick, 122
Windfield, St. Fatrick, 122
Woodland, St. Lawrence, 123
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
SAWYER
City
Hayward, St. Joseph, 133
Village
Couderay, St. Mary Magdeline,
128
Exeland, St. Mary, 130
Settlement
Draper, No Name, 129
Edgewater, No Name, 130
Lac Courtes Oreilles
(Indian Reservation),
St. Anthony, 139
Lake Chetek, No Name, 135
Newpost, St. Ignatius, 138
Pakwewang, St. Anthony, 139
Raddison, Sacred Heart, 140
Reserve, St. Francis of
Solanus, 140
Sand Lake, St. Philip, 141
Victory Heights, Our Lady
of the Lake, 146
Weirgor, No Name, 146
Winter, St. Peter, 147
Town
Bass Lake, St. Francis of
Solanus, 140
Draper, No Name, 129
Edgewater, No Name, 130
Hunter, St. Ignatius, 138
Raddison, Sacred Heart, 140
Sand Lake, St. Philip, 141
Weirgor, No Name, 146
Winter, St. Peter, 147
SHAWANO
City
Shawano, Sacred Heart, 84
Village
Aniwa, St. Boniface, 56
Birnamwood, St. Philomena,
58
Cecil, St. Martin, 60
Eland, St. William, 64
Gresham, St. Francis
Solanus, 67
Matoon, St. Joseph, 75
Tigerton, St. Anthony, 87
Wittenberg, Holy Family, 90
SHAWANO (cont.)
Settlement
Eland Junction, All Saints, 64
Hofa Park, St. Stanislaus Martyr,
68
Keshena Indian Reservation,
St. Michael, 70
Kinepowa Indian Reservation,
St. Mary of the Woods, 70
Krakow, St. Casimir, 71
Leopolis, St. Mary, 72
Navarino, St. Lawrence, 77
Neopit (Indian Reservation),
St. Anthony, 77
Wauke chon, St. Wenzel, 88
Town
Angelica, St. Casimir, 71
Herman, St. Mary, 72
Maple Grove, St. Stanislaus
Martyr, 68
Navarino, St. Lawrence, 77
Red Springs, Holy Angels, 82
Waukechon, St. Wenzel, 88
SHEBOYGAN
City
Flymouth, St. John the Baptist,
40
Sheboygan,
Holy Name, 47
Immaculate Conception, 47
St. Clement, 47
St. Cyril, 47
St. Dominic, 47
St. Peter Claver, 47
Sheboygan Falls, St. Mary, 48
Village
Adell, St. Patrick, 4
Cascade, St. Mary, 10
Elkhart Lake, St. George, 15
Glenbeulah, St. Fridolin, 17
Kohler, St. John, 22
Random Lake, St. Mary, 43
Settlement
Centerville, St. Francis, 10
Mitchell, St. Michael, 34
Rhine, St. Andrew, 44
St. George, St. George, 45
Schwarzwald, St. Joseph, 47
Silver Creek, St. Mary, 48
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Government Untit
207
SHEBOYGAN (cont.)
Town
Herman, St. Joseph, 47
Lima, St. Rosa, 23
Mitchell, St. Michael, 34
Rhine, St. Andrew, 44
Sherman, St. Mary, 48
Wilson, St. George, 45
TAYLOR
City
Medford, Our Lady of the
Holy Rosary, 136
Village
Gilman, SS. Peter and Paul,
131
Lublin, St. Stanislaus, 135
Rib Lake, St. John the
Baptist, 141
Settlement
Chelsea, Holy Assumption,
127
Donald, St. Joseph, 129
Hannibal, No Name, 132
Jump River, St. Michael, 134
Molitor Settlement,
St. Anthony, 137
Stetsonville, Sacred Heart
of Jesus, 143
Westboro, St. Theresa, 146
Whittesley, Our Lady of
Town
Perpetual Help, 147
Cleveland, No Name, 132
Greenwood, St. Anne, 132
Holway, St. Mary, 133
Pershing, St. Joseph, 129
TREMPELEAU (cont.)
Settlement
Elk Creek, St. Mary, 100
Ettrick, St. Bridget, 101
North Creek, St. Michael, 112
Pine Creek, Most Sacred Heart and
St. Wenceslaus, 113
Town
Arcadia,
St. Michael, 112
St. Stanislaus, 92
Dodge, Most Sacred Heart and
St. Stanislaus, 113
Ettrick, St. Bridget, 101
Hale, St. Mary, 100
VERNON
City
Viroqua, Annunciation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 120
Village
Coon Valley, St. Mary, 98
De Sota, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
99
Genoa, St. Charles, 103
Hillsboro, St. Aloysius, 104
Settlement
Bad Axe, St. Fatrick,
93
Dilly, St. John Nepomucene, 99
Greenwood, St. Patrick, 103
Liberty Pole, St. James, 107
Mount Tabor, St. Joseph, 111
Town
Clinton, St. Patrick, 93
Forest,
St. John Nepomucene, 99
St. Joseph, 111
Franklin, St. James, 107
Greenwood, St. Patrick, 103
TREMPELEAU
City
Arcadia, Our Lady of
Perpetual Help, 92
Village
Galesville, St. Mary, 102
Independence, SS. Peter and
Paul, 105
Trempealeau, St. Bartholomew,
VILAS
City
120
Eagle River, St. Peter, 130
Settlement
Bellisle Falls indian Reserva-
tion), St. Joseph, 125
Conover, No Name, 128
Hackley, St. Mary, 132
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
VILAS (cont.)
Lac du Flambeau,
135
St. Anthony, 134
St. Joseph, 125, 134
Land O'Lakes, No Name,
Phelps, St. Mary, 139
Sayner, St. Mary, 142
Star Lake, No Name, 143
Winchester, No Name, 147
Winegar, St. Rita, 147
Town
Conover, No Name, 128
Lac du Flambeau,
St. Anthony, 134
St. Joseph, 125, 134
Phelps, St. Mary, 139
Plum Lake,
St. Mary, 142
No Name, 143
Presque Isle, St. Rita, 147
State Line, No Name, 135,
143
Winchester, No Name, 141
WALWORTH
City
Delavan, St. Andrew, 13
Elkhorn, St. Patrick, 15
Lake Geneva, St. Francis
de Sales, 22
Whitewater, St. Patrick, 53
Village
East Troy, St. Peter, 14
Fontana,
St. Benedict, 16
St. Catherine, 47
Sharon, St. Aloysius, 47
Settlement
Beulah Island, St. Joseph, 7
Big Foot Prairie, No Name, 7
Honey Creek, St. Luke, 19
Lyons, St. Joseph, 24
Pell Lake, St. Mary, 39
Sugar Creek, No Name, 49
Town
Bloomfield, St. Mary, 39
East Troy, St. Joseph, 7
Lafayette, No Name, 49
WALWORTH (cont.)
Lyons,
St. Joseph, 24
St. Kilian, 24
Spring Prairie, St. Luke, 19
WASHBURN
City
Spooner, St. Francis de Sales,
143
Village
Birchwood, St. John the Evange-
list, 126
Minong, Presentation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 137
Shell Lake, St. Joseph, 142
Settlement
Spring Brook, St. Mary Magdalene,
143
Stone Lake, St. Philip, 143
Superior Junction, No Name, 145
Trego, Patronage of St. Joseph,
145
Town
Bashaw, No Name, 125
Birchwood, St. Anthony, 126
Sarona, St. Catherine, 142
Spring Brook, St. Mary Magdalene,
143
Trego, Patronage of St. Joseph,
145
WASHINGTON
City
Hartford, St. Kilian, 19
West Bend, Holy Angel, 32
Village
Barton, Immaculate Conception, 5
Jackson, Immaculate Conception,
19
Kewaskum, Holy Trinity, 22
Schleisingerville, St. Peter, 48
Slinger, St. Peter, 48
Settlement
Addison, SS. Peter and Paul, 4
Allenton,
Sacred Heart, 5
St. Anthony, 5
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Index, County and Local
Government Unit
WASHINGTON (cont.)
Goldenthal, St. Boniface, 17
Holy Hill (Shrine), St. Mary
of the Hill, 19
Hubertus, St. Hubertus, 19
Lake Five, St. Columba, 22
Nabob, St. Matthias, 36
Newburg, Holy Trinity, 37
Richfield, St. Augustine, 44
St. Killian, St. Killian, 45
St. Lawrence, St. Lawrence,
45
St. Michaels, St. Michael,
46
Wayne, St. Bridget, 52
Town
Addison,
Sacred Heart, 5
St. Anthony, 5
SS. Peter and Paul, 4
Erin,
St. Columba, 22
St. Mary of the Hill, 19
St. Patrick, 15
Farmington,
Holy Trinity, 37
St. John of God, 15
St. Peter, 15
Germantown, St. Boniface, 17
Hartford, St. Lawrence, 45
Jackson, St. Augustine, 20
Kewaskum, St. Michael, 46
Polk, St. Joseph, 40
Richfield,
Holy Maternity, 44
St. Augustinę, 44
St. Hubertus, 19
Trenton, St. Augustine, 50
Wayne,
St. Bridget, 52
St. Killian, 45
West Bend, St. Matthies, 36
WAUKESHA (cont.)
Village
Big Bend, St. Joseph, 7
Butler, St. Agnes, 9
Dousman, St. Bruno, 13
Eagle, St. Theresa, 14
Hartland, St. Charles, 19
Lannon, St. James, 23
Menomonee Falls, St. Mary, 26
Mukwonago, St. James, 35
Pewaukee, St. Mary, 39
Settlement
Brookfield, St. Dominic, 8
Duplainville, SS. Peter and Paul
13
25
Elm Grove, Visitation of the
Blessed Virgin, 15
Fussville, St. Anthony, 17
Genesee, St. Paul, 17
Mapleton, St. Catherine,
Monches, St. John, 34
Muskego, St. Joseph, 36
New Berlin, Holy Apostle, 37
North Lake, St. Clare, 37
Okauchee, St. Joan of Arc, 38
Waukesha Beach, St. Anthony, 51
Town
Brookfield, St. Dominic, 8
Delafield, No Name, 12
Genesee, St. Paul, 17
Menomonee, St. Anthony, 17
Merton,
St. Clare, 37
St. John, 34
New Berlin, Holy Apostle, 37
Oconomowoc, St. Catherine, 25
Pewaukee,
St. Anthony, 51
SS. Peter and Paul, 13
WAUPACA
WAUKESHA
City
Oconomowoc, St. Jerome,
Waukesha, St. Joseph, 51
City
Clintonville, St. Rose, 61
New London, Most Precious Blood of
Jesus, 78
Waupaca, St. Mary Magdalene, 89
Weyauwe ga, SS. Peter and Paul, 89
Index, County and Local
Government Unit
210
WAUPACA (cont.)
Village
Big Falls, No Name, 58
Manawa, Sacred Heart, 73
Settlement
Marion, St. Mary, 75
Northport, St. Bridget, 79
Royalton, St. Bridget, 82
Town
Du Pont, St. Mary, 75
Lebanon, St. Patrick, 72
Royalton, St. Bridget, 79, 82
WINNEBAGO (cont.)
Wolf River, St. Francis Xavier,
90
Town
Black Wolf, No Name, 58
Clayton, St. Malachy, 61
Poygan, St. Thomas, 81
WOOD
City
"AUSHARA
Village
Plainfield, St. Paul, 81
Red Granit, St. Mark, 82
Wautoma, St. Joseph, 89
Settlement
Saxeville, No Name, 83
Town
Oasis, No Name, 79
Poysippi, Sacred Heart, 81
Saxeville, No Name, 83
WINNEBAGO
Marshfield,
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 109
St. John the Baptist, 109
Nekoosa, Sacred Heart of Jesus,
111
Fittsville, St. Joachim, 113
Wisconsin Rapids,
St. Lawrence, 122
SS. Peter and Paul, 123
Village
Auburndale, Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, 92
Milladore, St. Wenceslaus, 110
Settlement
Altdorf, St. Joseph, 91
Arpin, St. Francis, 92
Babcock, All Saints, 93
Bakerville, Corpus Christi, 93
Blenker, St. Kilian, 94
City
Menasha,
St. John the Baptist, 76
St. Mary, 76
St. Patrick, 76
Neenah, St. Margaret Mary, 77
Oshkosh,
Sacred Heart, 79
St. John the Evangelist, 79
St. Josephat, 80
St. Mary, 80
St. Peter, 80
St. Vincent de Paul, 80
Village
Omro, St. Mary, 79
Winneconne, St. Mary, 90
Settlement
Black Wolf, No Name, 58
Hewitt, St. Michael, 104
Sherry, St. Kilian, 116
Sigel, Holy Rosary, 117
Vesper, St. James, 120
Town
Arpin, St. Francis, 92
Hansen, St. James, 120
Lincoln, Corpus Christi, 93
Marsh, St. Michael, 104
Milladore, St. Kilian, 94
Remington, All Saints, 93
Rudolph, St. Philomena, 116
Seneca, St. Joseph, 91
Sherry, St. Kilian, 116
Sige, Holy Rosary, 117
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WISCONS IN HISTORICAL RECORDS SURVEY
Inventories of State Archives
Department of State, vii, 265 pp. mimeo., 1942.
Banking Department, vii, 325 pp. mimeo., 1942.
Polk. xiii, 193 pp. 1941.
Rusk.
iv, 293 pp. 1939.
Inventories of County Archives
3. Barron. iv, 387 pp.
1939.
43.
Oneida.
xi, 231 pp.
1941.
6.
9.
10.
16.
17.
18.
27.
*32.
37.
Marathon.
Buffalo. iv, 277 pp.
Chippewa. xi, 204 pp.
xi, 204 pp. 1941.
Clark. ix, 164 pp. 1941.
Douglas. xiv, 242 pp. 1942.
Dunn. viii, 168 pp. 1941.
Eau Claire xiii, 175 pp.
Jackson.
Jackson. xii, 170 pp. 1941.
La Crosse. iv, 324 pp. · 1939.
iv, 387 pp. 1940.
1940.
46.
Pepin.
Pepin. ix, 148 pp.
1941.
48.
54.
55.
St
58.
1942.
59.
60.
61 •
41.
Monroe. xi, 184 pp.
1941.
Third Class
62.
St. Croix. ix, 256 pp. 1940.
Shawano. xii, 205 pp. 1942.
Sheboygan ii, 113 pp. 1937.
Taylor. ix, 162 pp. 1941.
Trempealeau. iv, 480 pp.
Vernon. xiii, 131 pp. 1942.
Vernon.
1940.
69. Waushara xi, 212 pp. 1941.
Inventories of City Archives
City of Cudahy, vii, 270 pp. mimeo., 1941.
Inventories of Village Archives
141. Greendale. x, 87 pp. mimeo., July 1941.
Inventories of Town Archives
9. Development of Town Boundaries in Wisconsin, Chippewa Co. vii, 157 pp.
mimeo. March 1942.
36. Development of Town Boundaries in Wisconsin, Manitowoc Co. iv, 42 pp
mimoo., Feb. 1911.
American Imprints Inventory
xiv, 132 pp.. 1942.
No. 23. A Check List of Wisconsin Imprints, 1835-1349. xvi, 176 pp., 1942.
No. 24. A Check List of Wisconsin Imprints, 1850-1854.
No. 41. A Check List of Wisconsin Imprints, 1855-1858.
xvii, 164 pp., 1942.
212
Publications of the Wisconsin
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Church Archives Publications
A Directory of Catholic Churches in Wisconsin, x, 213
213 pp., 1942.
*Directory of Churches and Religious Organizations in Wisconsin.
ix, 358 pp. mimeo., Jan. 1941.
History of the Southern Wisconsin District of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States by Otto F. Hattstaedt.
ix, 96 pp. mimeo., Sept. 1941.
Moravian. iv, 57 pp.
iv, 57 pp. mimeo., Nov. 1938.
United Brethren in Christ. iv, 136 pp. mimeo., April 1940.
Church of the Nazarene. v, 57 pp. mimeo., Sept. 1941.
Translation.
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America: Diocese of
Fond du Lac. x, 188 pp. mimeo., Feb. 1942.
Assemblies of God. v, 73 pp. mimeo., Apr. 1942.
Disciples of Christ. v, 83 pp. mimeo 1942.
Manuscript Publications
Guide to Manuscript Depositories in Wisconsin. 36 pp. mimeo., Feb. 1941.
Wisconsin Territorial Papers
County Series
Iowa County; Proceedings of the County Board of Supervisors, 1830-1843,
Vol. I, iv, 275 pp. mimeo., 1942.
Iowa County; Proceedings of the County Board of Supervisors, 1843-1850,
Vol. II, iv, 281 pp. mimeo., 1942.
St. Croix County; Proceedings of the County Board of Supervisors,
October 5, 1340-April 2, 1849. v, 116 pp. mimer., Sept. 1941.
II.
III.
Inventories of Federal Archives in the State
The Federal Courts. 33 pp. mimeo., June 1939.
Department of the Treasury. 181 pp. mimeo., June 1938.
IV. Department of War. 61 pp. mimeo., Jan. 1938.
Department of Justice. 21 pp. mimeo., Aug. 1938.
VII. Department of the Navy. 111 pp. mimeo., Jan. 1938.
Department of the Interior.
Department of Agriculture.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XII.
XIII.
XV.
XVII.
105 pp. mimeo., July 1939.
323 pp. mimeo., Mar. 1938.
Department of Comme roe 54 pp. mimeo., Aug. 1938.
Veterans Administration. 48 pp. mimeo., Jan. 1938.
Federal Civil Works Administration. 19 pp. mimeo., Aug. 1939.
Work Projects Administration. 149 pp. mimeo., July 1939.
Miscellaneous Agencies. 67 pp. mimeo., Feb. 1941.
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Special Publications
*Abstract and Check List of Statutory Requirements for County Records.
77 pp. mimeo., Feb. 1937.
*Supplement No. 1 to Abstract and Check List. 8 pp. mimeo
8 pp. mimeo., May 1937.
Questionnaire on County Government in Wisconsin. v, 55 pp. mimeo., n. d.
*A Directory to United States Government Agencies in Wisconsin.
107 pp.
mimeo., April 1938.
An Index to Governors' Messages.
Style Manual. v, 39 pp. mimeo.,
iv, 186 pp. mimeo.
iv, 186 pp. mimeo., Feb. 1941.
1941.
Guide to Public Vital Statistics Records in Wisconsin. ix, 249 pp. mimeo.,
Sept. 1941.
Outline of Vital Statistics Laws of Wisconsin. xviii, 140 pp. mimeo.,
Sept. 1941.
Guide to Church Vital Statistics Records in Wisconsin. xiii, 257 pp. mimeo.,
Feb. 19.12.
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