Rollwitz Cemetery

Rollwitz Cemetery Burials
Arranged by last name, then first
This abandoned cemetery is located in Dundy county, NE,
about 18 miles north/northwest of Parks, NE.
It is on the southwest corner of the intersection of Rd 720 and Ave 325.
There are no grave markers, only this monument.
Belle Frasier (Mrs. Wilbur) was primarily responsible for the erection of this monument.
No records are available. Known burials are listed below.
GPS reading: North 40 degrees, 15.845 minutes; West 101 degrees, 46.724 minutes.
Elevation: 3,424.

Everett Sutton notes: “Five acres were set aside by Elmer Hester about 1908 for a non-denominational church and a cemetery. First known as Valley Center Church and Cemetery. With the naming of the Bert Horn store at Rollwitz, the name of the church and cemetery was changed to Rollwitz. Mrs. Krutsinger and Mrs. Etta Shrum Hester say that there were two or three burials at this place before the Hesters came. They do not recall names but often seen them as driving past before the cemetery was organized. There are no burial records and there are no marker stones. There was a small stone, unmarked, said to be the burial of Hiram Mulvaney who worked for Krutsinger, seen by the Historical Society tour in 1967, but it too had disappeared by 1974

July 10, 2008

See also: www.nebraskagravestones.org

Last Name	First Name/Middle	Maiden Name	Birth Date	Death Date	Relationship Information
Allen	Dorothy Leota		12/15/1914	8/25/1916	Daughter of Grant & Leota
Brunt	Charlotte		11/24/1912	4/4/1913	Daughter of Walter & Sarah
Horn	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries.
King	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries
Lambert	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries
Loveland	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries
West	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries
Williams	Family			?	May have had burials here; some may have been moved to other cemeteries