Mound Cemetery, Racine, Racine, Wisconsin, United States

Notes:
Near the entrance there is a plaque that reads in part:

Mound cemetery derives it's name from the fourteen Indian mounds found here.

On February 3, 1851 this land was purchased by Norman Clark and James Kinzie of the village of Racine from Joseph Ouilmett the Indian of Wausau Wisconsin who owned the burial place of his fathers the Potowatami Indians.

Cemetery Photos

	Thumb	Description
1		Esther Jane Tilton Headstone. Esther Jane Tilton Headstone.
2		Helen Converse Headstone. Helen (nee Converse) Johnson Headstone.
3		Henrietta Johnson Headstone. Henrietta Johnson Headstone.
4		Herbert Fisk Johnson Sr Headstone. Herbert Fisk Johnson Sr Headstone.
5		Johnson Plots Mound Cemetery. Johnson Plots Mound Cemetery.
6		Johnson Plots Mound Cemetery. Johnson Plots Mound Cemetery.
7		S C Johnson Mausoleum interior. S C Johnson Mausoleum interior.
8		S C Johnson Mausoleum interior. S C Johnson Mausoleum interior. Due to it's construction it is difficult to see the engraving on Samuel's crypt from the window in the door.
9		S C Johnson Mausoleum. S C Johnson Mausoleum.
10		S C Johnson Mausoleum. Sunlight streaming into the S C Johnson Mausoleum through one of it's two stained glass windows. (Note this image is flipped. The "J" is oriented for proper viewing from the outside).
11		S C Johnson Mausoleum. A Veteran's marker stands in front of the S C Johnson Mausoleum in honor of Samuel's service.