SPRINGBROOK CEMETERY



PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI
Established on May 4th 1854, Incorporated on December 15th 1924
Land donated by John & Sophia Dexter.
The Springbrook Cemetery was a joint effort between a small group of Wisconsin families as a place of remembrance for their loved ones.​


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Our Veterans



Many people in our families have served our country in the military.
(See photo below identifying plot locations)



Boysen, John WWI - #3

Cropley, Samuel CIVIL WAR - #7

Dexter, John WAR OF 1812 - #4

Dowse, Byron C. 1849-1921, PEACE TIME - #6

Dowse, Byron C. 1928-2011, PEACE TIME - #1

Dowse, Byron C. 1871-1930, Needs holder 1 row left of #9

Dowse, James E. CIVIL WAR - #14

Dowse, Robert (USCG) WWII - Near #7

Hannahs, Capt. Chauncey & Lucinda (DAR) PEACE TIME - #2

Lang, Eldon B. KOREA USAF - 2 rows left of #1

Larsen, Kenneth B. WWII - #9

Larsen, William L. WWI - #8

Robinson, Allen D WWII - #11

Robinson, Erving W. PEACE TIME 82nd Airborne - #13

Robinson, Malcolm D WWII - #12

Robinson, Ralph B. WWII - #10

Winsor, H. C. PEACE TIME - #5



Jambeau Trail



Jambeau trail is a nearby attraction and historically significant to the cemetery as this was the main route to this territory for the original pioneers.





The Jambeau Trail is an historical landmark in southern Wisconsin.



The historical area gives a glimpse into past Wisconsin and the beginnings of this highly important and influencial part of the state.



The native Americans and settlers of old Wisconsin used this trail.



Eventually the trail became part of main roads connecting major cities between Illinois and Wisconsin.



Springbrook Cemetery



7502 County Rd ML/Springbrook Rd - Pleasant Prairie, WI

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