Hello Bob, If possible, would you kindly check to see if you have any Schmalz names in this Cemetery? Frederick Schmalz died in 1906 in Milwaukee, can't find a death certificate or obit.His wife Maria (Stahl)Schmalz is buried at St. John's Luthern Church Cemetery in Fox Point but I find no entry for Frederick. My Uncle remembered only that he had been buried in North Milwaukee. Do not know where Forest Home is. Any suggestions as to other cemteries in North Milwaukee that could be searched? Thanks, Marilyn(Schmalz) Fiedler ms.fiedler@att.net Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] Any Crumwell's at Forest Home Cemetery? Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 05:47:04 EST From: Gartzr@aol.com To: WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com Will be happy to look but you will have to wait as I donate just one day a week to help people find information about their deceased relatives. That day is Friday so I won't be able to get back to you 'till next weekend. Regarding parents names, etc. that is information which we don't have. In most cases I can find out what the persons birthdate was, date of death, date of burial, what was the cause of death in cases prior to about 1940 for, for some reason, funeral directors stopped about that time giving that information. Sometimes I can go down into the vaults and find it out on a burial permit. I can usually also find that residence of the person. Also, in some cases I can find out who surviving heirs might be from the Lot Representative Affidavit. That is about it except for who the person is buried with. Had one Friday that helped a young man also from Massachusetts who found out from the burials just what his great-grandmother's maiden name was. He only knew that it started with an S and now knows that it was Storey. I will, therefore, look up whether there are people with your surname request buried at historic Forest Home Cemetery of Milwaukee and will send along the other information mentioned if that is what you want, Please let me know about that surname and others that you would be interested in. Bob of Brookfield