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Local Newspapers for the Central Union Cemetery ...

Below are the newspapers that have been published in the vicinity of the Central Union Cemetery.

Our newspaper information for the Central Union Cemetery is based on data supplied by the Chronicling America website. For more information, please see our description of the Chronicling America website.

Hint: When we started searching newspapers, we only looked for obituaries. Eventually we realized that our search was too narrow and there was much that we were missing. Now we include things like around-the-town and gossip columns, birth and death announcements.

We have some family members who owned businesses and now we search for articles and advertistments for those businesses. Some family members could have been better behaved and a search of police blotters contained some surprises.

The following newspapers were published within 9 miles [14.5 km]<1> of the Central Union Cemetery. These papers have been grouped by the community in which they were published, with the communities listed in the order of their distance from the Central Union Cemetery.

  • Published In Hartland
  • Published In Menomonee Falls
  • Published In Brookfield
  • Published In Delafield
  • Published In Waukesha
    • News And Dairyman (from Independent Press)
    • The Hartland Index (from Suburban Life)
    • The Hartland News (from The Evening Journal)
      • The first year of publication was in The Evening Journal, with an unknown end date
      • Locate a copy thru the Library of Congress:
      • Catalog Card for The Hartland News
      • Holdings for:   LCCN SN85040737
      • Locate a copy thru WorldCat:   OCLC 12049516
    • The Menomonee Falls News (from The Freeman)
    • Young America (from The Republican-Freeman)
      • Years of publication:  The Republican-Freeman to 1898
      • Locate a copy thru the Library of Congress:
      • Catalog Card for the Young America
      • Holdings for:   LCCN SN86086267
      • Locate a copy thru WorldCat:   OCLC 13999659
    • The Brookfield News (from The Waukesha County Fair Weekly News Magazine)
      • Years of publication:  The Waukesha County Fair Weekly News Magazine to 1951
      • Locate a copy thru the Library of Congress:
      • Catalog Card for The Brookfield News
      • Holdings for:   LCCN SN85040872
      • Locate a copy thru WorldCat:   OCLC 12301594
    • Independent Press (from The Waukesha County Freeman)
    • Suburban Life (from The Waukesha Dispatch)
      • Years of publication:  The Waukesha Dispatch to 1920
      • Locate a copy thru the Library of Congress:
      • Catalog Card for the Suburban Life
      • Holdings for:   LCCN SN85040742
      • Locate a copy thru WorldCat:   OCLC 12067440
    • The Evening Journal (from The Waukesha Journal)
    • The Freeman (from The Waukesha Press)
      • Years of publication:  The Waukesha Press to 1906
      • Locate a copy thru the Library of Congress:
      • Catalog Card for The Freeman
      • Holdings for:   LCCN SN85040738
      • Locate a copy thru WorldCat:   OCLC 12066533
    • The Republican-Freeman (from Waukesha Chronotype)
    • The Waukesha County Fair Weekly News Magazine (from Waukesha County Democrat)
    • The Waukesha County Freeman (from Waukesha County Democrat)
    • The Waukesha Dispatch (from Waukesha Daily Freeman)
    • The Waukesha Journal (from Waukesha Democrat)
    • The Waukesha Press (from Waukesha Freeman)
    • Waukesha Chronotype (from Waukesha Freeman)
    • Waukesha County Democrat (from Waukesha Plain Dealer)
    • Waukesha County Democrat (from Waukesha Plaindealer)
    • Waukesha Daily Freeman (from Waukesha Republican)
    • Waukesha Democrat (from Waukesha Weekly Press)
    • Waukesha Freeman (from Waukesha World)
    • Jump to our expanded list of Newspapers Published in Waukesha.

Footnotes ...

<1>Our distances are not driving distances, but are calculated as a 'straight-line' (or point-to-point) distance. A straight line distance ignores things like rivers, canyons, lakes, et cetera - it's truly a line drawn from Point A (ie- ) to Point B.Our distance measurements begin at a specific point at the Central Union Cemetery. The point we use is located at these GPS coordinates - Latitude: 43.1411, Longitude: -88.2540       In this case, the coordinates for the Central Union Cemetery have been provided by the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS).