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Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 105 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory 12/2/2004 SHEBOYGAN COUNTY NATURAL AREAS AND CRITICAL RESOURCES PLAN Prepared By: Sheboygan County Planning & Resources Department Shannon K. Haydin, Planning Director Shawn Wesener, Assistant Planning Director Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission Mark Walter, Executive Director A Portion Of The Funding For This Plan Was Provided Through A Grant From The Wisconsin Coastal Management Program Prepared under the jurisdiction of the Sheboygan County Board of Supervisors’ Resources Committee Keith Abler Chairman Harold Riemer Vice Chairman Carl Otte Secretary Dave Cary Member Jim Baumgart Member 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory The Sheboygan County Cultural Resources Committee identified the following as important cultural resources in the County. This list is not intended to be all-inclusive and is intended to be a starting point that will continue to change over time. Archaeological Sites Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section SB-0198 FOSTER 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 8 1. Campsite/village SB-0002 AVERY BURIAL 1. Unknown Greenbush-S 17 1. Cemetery/burial SB-0003 HULL'S CROSSING 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 27 & 28 1. Mound(s) - Other/Unk 2. Campsite/village 3. Cemetery/burial SB-0107 O'BRIEN CACHE 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 28 1. Cache/pit/hearth SB-0004 KELLER 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-N 30 1. Mound(s) - Effigy 2. Cache/pit/hearth 3. Campsite/village 4. Cemetery/burial 5. Corn hills/garden beds SB-0108 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 31 1. Corn hills/garden beds SB-0109 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 31 1. Mound(s) - Other/Unk 2. Cemetery/burial SB-0110 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 31 1. Campsite/village SB-0111 Unnamed Site 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-N 31 1. Mound(s) - Effigy 2. Cemetery/burial SB-0112 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 31 1. Cemetery/burial SB-0113 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Greenbush-N 31 1. Campsite/village SB-0114 FROEHLICH 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-N 34 1. Unknown SB-0005 LEON PIT BURIAL 1. Red Ocher Greenbush-N 31 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0032 WALNUT GROVE 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 1 CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0034 GREENBUSH CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 14 1. Cemetery/burial Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 105 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section BSB-0035 ST. FRIDOLIN CATHOLIC Greenbush-S 11 CEMETERY BSB-0110 WEST GREENBUSH Greenbush-S 5 CEMETERY SB-0210 LUTH 1 1. Early Woodland Greenbush-N 36 1. Campsite/village 2. Late Woodland SB-0211 HUYSSEN 1 1. Early Woodland Greenbush-N 25 1. Campsite/village 2. Late Archaic 3. Late Woodland SB-0212 HUYSSEN 2 1. Early Woodland Greenbush-N 25 1. Campsite/village 2. Late Archaic 3. Late Woodland SB-0214 HENSCHEL 1 1. Archaic Greenbush-N 36 1. Workshop site 2. Early Woodland 3. Late Paleo-Indian 4. Oneota 5. Woodland SB-0215 HENSCHEL 2 1. Archaic Greenbush-N 36 1. Campsite/village 2. Early Woodland 3. Woodland SB-0279 BEAR LAKE MARSH 1. Archaic Greenbush-S 29 1. Isolated finds SB-0280 ROBINSON-HERRLING 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 10 SAWMILL 1. Other SB-0292 90T-36 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-N 36 1. Campsite/village 2. Oneota SB-0319 PAYLOFF 1. Late Archaic Greenbush-N 30 1.Campsite/village 2. Late Woodland SB-0315 MUSKRAT RIDGE 1. Late Paleo-Indian Greenbush-N 30 1. Campsite/village 2. Middle Archaic SB-0316 HICKORY TREE HILL 1. Late Archaic Greenbush-N 30 1. Campsite/village SB-0213 LUTH 2 1. Late Paleo-Indian Greenbush-N 36 1. Campsite/village 2. Late Woodland SB-0352 WADE HOUSE 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 10 OUTBUILDING 1. Foundation/depression SB-0351 MAINTENANCE ROAD 1. Late Paleo-Indian Greenbush-S 10 1. Isolated finds 2. Late Woodland SB-0353 DRAGONFLY 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 10 1. Lithic scatter BSB-0182 RILEY STONES 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 32 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0183 EPISCOPAL CHAPEL 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 25 BURIALS 1. Cemetery/burial Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 106 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section SB-0381 LIMBERG 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 7 1. Foundation/depression 2. Late Archaic 3. Early Woodland SB-0382 RED BEANS AND RICE 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 7 1. Lithic scatter SB-0384 THISTLE FLAKE 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 9 1. Lithic scatter SB-0385 MULLET RIVER NORTH 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 11 1. Lithic scatter SB-0386 MULLET RIVER SOUTH 1. Unknown Prehistoric Greenbush-S 11 1. Lithic scatter SB-0387 CHINA BOWL 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 13 1. Foundation/depression SB-0388 BIG BOLT 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 13 1. Foundation/depression SB-0390 SCHNIEDER POINT 1. Middle Archaic Greenbush-S 7 1. Isolated finds 2. Late Archaic SB-0389 ERNST POINT 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-S 9 1. Isolated finds 2. Oneota SB-0391 DEMUNK POINT 1. Early Woodland Greenbush-S 13 1. Isolated finds SB-0395 LOUD GEESE 1. Middle Archaic Greenbush-S 7 1. Lithic scatter 2. Late Archaic SB-0396 BARTZ 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-S 7 1. Lithic scatter 2. Late Archaic 3. Early Woodland SB-0397 BARTZ POINT 1 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-S 7 1. Isolated finds SB-0398 BARTZ POINT 2 1. Late Woodland Greenbush-S 7 1. Lithic scatter SB-0399 LIMBERG POINT 1. Early Woodland Greenbush-S 7 1. Isolated finds SB-0394 SIPPEL 1. Historic Euro-American Greenbush-S 9 1. Cabin/homestead 2. HCM concentration BSB-0028 ST. JOHN 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 9 SCHWARTZWALD UCC CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0029 SCHWARTZWALD 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 4 CEMETERY (AKA ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CEMETERY) 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0037 Unnamed Cemetery Herman 16 Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 107 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section BSB-0036 IMMANUEL CEMETERY Herman 16 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0040 BAUMANN CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 31 (AKA MUTHS CEMETERY) 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0061 ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 36 LUTHERAN CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0070 TRINITY EVANGELICAL 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 23 LUTHERAN CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0071 SIEMER'S UNION Herman 14 CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0087 BETHEL GERMAN Herman 6 REFORMED CHURCH AND CEMETERY BSB-0088 STL PAULUS CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Herman 6 (AKA ST. PAUL'S; KOESER; SPINDLER; ADA) 1. Cemetery/burial SB-0287 LUECKE 1. Unknown Prehistoric Herman 10 1. Campsite/burial SB-0286 GROSSE II 1. Unknown Prehistoric Herman 8 1. Campsite/village SB-0285 GROSSE I 1. Archaic Herman 8 1. Campsite/village SB-0289 ISOLATED FIND #1 1. Unknown Prehistoric Herman 23 1. Isolated finds SB-0288 ISOLATED FIND #2 1. Unknown Prehistoric Herman 10 1. Isolated finds SB-0290 ISOLATED FIND #3 1. Unknown Prehistoric Herman 10 1. Isolated finds SB-0181 W. BRILL FARM 1. Early Paleo-Indian (Fluted Holland-W 3 & 10 1. Unknown pt) SB-0180 J. HILBELINK FARM 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-W 10 1. Campsite/village SB-0007 TESTACTE BURIALS 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-W 26 1. Cemetery/burial SB-0006 NEW AMSTERDAM 1. Unknown Holland-W 30 1. Worshop site 2. Campsite/village 3. Cemetery/burial SB-0194 DE BRUINE 1. Unknown Holland-W 36 1. Unknown SB-0102 JOHNSTON 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-E 4 1. Campsite/village Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 108 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section SB-0103 KOEPPE COLLECTION 1. Unknown Holland-E 5 1. Unknown SB-0104 SMIES COLLECTION 1. Unknown Holland-E 18 1. Unknown SB-0115 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Holland-E 19 1. Corn hills/garden beds SB-0105 T. HAWE 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-E 19 1. Campsite/village SB-0193 BRUSSE 1. Archaic Holland-E 5 1. Campsite/village SB-0106 J. HAWE 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-E 30 1. Campsite/village SB-0116 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Holland-E 30 1. Other SB-0117 TIMLIN MOUND 1. Unknown Prehistoric Holland-E 30 1. Mound(s) - Conical 2. Mound(s) - Other/Unk 3. Cemetery/burial SB-0118 Unnamed Site 1. Unknown Holland-E 31 1. Campsite/village BSB-0018 UNION CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-W 11 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0019 OOSTBURG/EAST 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-E 18 OOSTBURG CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0020 AMSTERDAM CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-E 30 (AKA SMITH CEMETERY) 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0021 PRESBYTERIAN 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-W 25 CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0022 WALVOORD CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-W 26 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0024 CEDAR GROVE CEMETERY 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-W 23 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0025 PRESBYTERIAN 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-W 23 CEMETERY 1. Cemetery/burial BSB-0082 Unnamed Cemetery Holland-W 17 SB-0296 ADVANCE (1853) 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-E -- 1. Shipwreck SB-0300 ATLANTA (1891) 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-E 30 1. Shipwreck Sheboygan County Natural Areas and Critical Resources Plan 109 12/2/2004 Appendix B: Cultural Resources Inventory Site # / Burial Code Site Name / Type Cultural Study Unit Town Section SB-0295 BYRON (?) 1. Historic Euro-American Holland-E -- 1.
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