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Kashub Heritage Park
These stones are on the original site where the first Irish and Polish settlers were in Wilno. The cross is the original iron cross on the first church in Wilno. It was found buried in a farmer's field and they think it was where the first Irish settlers first church was located. The Wilno Museum is in the hamlet of Wilno on the main highway. It is across from the first general store and next door to the Wilno Tavern.
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Adam DABROWSKI Marrianna (KURSZEWSKA) Mary (LIPINSKA) |
Antoine BIERNACKI Brigithe (LILLA) |
BLOSKIE Ludwik ZMOSKI Anna BLAWATT |
Albert FLIS | |
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NORLOCK Jacob Marioch & Mary Dobec |
Joseph SHALLA SZOLA |
Valenton HERRON / ERON Marianna SZTRENIA |
John (BORUCKI) BORUTSKI Jospehine KONKOL |
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John BROTON Antonia KAMINSKI |
Michael MASK / MASZK Magdalena PIECHOWSKI |
ETMANSKI Walenty and Veronica Marianna & John |
SZULIST August SHULIST |
STEMPNAKOWSKI Josez STAMPLECOSKIE Francesca WERRA |
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ERTMANCZYK / ETMANSKI Andreas d 1909 Veronica SKIBA d 1903 Frances PEPLINSKI d 1952 |
Krystian Jereczek YERETCH |
Thanks to Verna Burness for the information and photos
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St. Stanislaus Pioneer Cemetery
This cemetery is off the beaten track in Wilno and is the oldest Polish Cemetery in the area. Quite impressive when you see all the wooden crosses. It is located on the first road east of St. Mary's R.C. Church running south off Highway 60. There are no signs at the road identifying the cemetery. Driving down it is on the east side and one has to watch for all the cedar trees and the shrine. It is easy to miss. There is no parking lot you just drive in and park on the grass. The cemetery cannot be seen from the road but it is located behind the shrine. I am not sure if anyone has actually photographed the grave sites.
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Thanks to Verna Burness for the information and photos
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Last updated: Wednesday January 24, 2007
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