St. Matthew, Neosho St. Matthew (Neosho) is assigned to Archdiocesan Region IV, District No. 07, Town 10. The parish is located at 148 West Lehman Streey, Neosho, Dodge County, Wisconsin. Current pastor (2001) is Reverend Russel Stommel who also serves St. John in Rubicon and St. Mary in Woodland. Telephone: Parish 920/625-3144; fax: 625-2143. Email Address: mattneo3@nconnect.net. Parish Secretary: Vicki Stout. Director Religious Education: Christina Archie. Human Concerns: Kathy Lydtke. Sacramental registration information on this congregation can be found in Church of the Latter Day Saints Films: 1871066: 1871122: Item 1, Vol 2 - Baptisms 1848-1920 Item 2, Vol 3 - Marriages 1850-1920 Item 3, Vol 4 - Interments 1859-1920 Item 4, Vol 5 - Confirmations 1905-1920; Communions 1904-1919. From 1851 to 1863 the original log church was called St. Bartholomew. It was located some distance outside the Village of Rubicon on the Bartholomew and Angela Hahn homestead. In 1861 the log church build in 1853 was in major need of repair and some of the parishioners wished to replace it where it stood. The majority of the congregation lived in the Village of Neosho and they wished for it to be built in the village. The matter was decided by Bishop Henni who, not being fully aware of the situation, decided in favor of locating the new church building where the old log building had stood. With the decision made, the parishioners who supported it commenced to build a field stone and cement building where the old log building had stood. The parishioners who thought the Bishop was a bit misguided commenced to build a frame church building in the Village of Neosho. Not to long thereafter Father Salzmann visited the area, saw the predicament, reporting back to Bishop Henni of the situation in the area and suggested the Bishop might wish to reconsider his decision. This the bishop did and St. Bartholomew was no more. Parish registrations in Latin and English begin in 1851. In 1894 church building was destroyed by fire. As it was to late in the season, the basement was finished and covered by a temporary roof where services were held until spring when the building could be completed. There was a parochial school with 40 students in charge of a lay teacher. In 1896 St. John of Rubicon was a mission of St. Matthew. The congregation was estabished in 1870 and consists of 44 family all German. In 1896 St. Mary in Woodland was a mission of St. Matthew being started in 1862. It consisits of 35 families mostly German. In 1896 St. Matthew numbered 75 families. The parochial school was attended by 40 scholars under the direction of a lay teacher. Tenures of the priest were identified through their registrations. Postings for this parish are unusual for they are not in chronological order but alphabetic order. Therefore determining first and last dates for a pastor is a bit difficult. (2)
Pastors who attend the parish:
Attended: | Jun | 1851 | - |  | 1854 | Reverend Michael Beitter of St. Lawrence (1) (2)
Attended: |  | 1853 | - |  | 1860 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl of Barton (2)
Attended: | Jun | 1854 | - |  |  | Reverend Sebastian Seif (2)
Attended: |  | 1856 | - |  |  | Reverend Schran Denbach 2)
Attended: |  | 1856 | - |  | 1857 | Reverend John Baptist Weikmann of St. Lawrence (2)
Attended: |  | 1859 | - |  | 1864 | Reverend Michael Deisenrieder of St. Lawrence (2)
Attended: |  | 1864 | - |  | 1865 | Reverend Peter Schwaiger of St. Lawrence (2)
Pastor: | Dec | 1867 | - | Dec | 1871 | Reverend Dominic F. Thill; built a school house and an addition on to the parsonage (1) (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1871 | - | Apr | 1884 | Reverend Nicolaus Schaaf; enlarged church and interior was redecorated (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1884 | - |  | 1893 | Reverend Francis Xavier Heller
Pastor: | Dec | 1893 | - |  | 1902 | Reverend Willima J. Pischery (2)
Pastor: |  | 1902 | - |  | 1903 | Reverend Charles P. Schmidt (2)
Pastor: |  | 1904 | - |  | 1913 | Reverend William W. Wolf (2)
Pastor: |  | 1913 | - |  | 1922 | Reverend Charles J. Bier (1)
Pastor: |  | 1922 | - |  | 1937 | Reverend Joseph Bollenbeck (1)
Pastor: |  | 1937 | - |  | 1942 | Reverend John Stehle (1)
Pastor: |  | 1942 | - |  | 1946 | Reverend Peter Bronner (1)
Pastor: |  | 1946 | - |  | 1954 | Reverend Oliver P. Zinnen (1)
Pastor: |  | 1954 | - |  | 1959 | Reverend Robert Enders (1)
Pastor: |  | 1959 | - |  | 1961 | Reverend Rolland T. Glass (1)
Pastor: |  | 1961 | - |  | 1966 | Reverend Edwin A. Grochowski(1)
Pastor: |  | 1966 | - |  | 1972 | Reverend Robert L. Rutzinske (1)
Pastor: |  | 1972 | - |  | 1977 | Reverend James W. Hess (1)
Pastor: |  | 1977 | - |  | 1990 | Reverend Robert J. Gloudeman (1)
Pastor: |  | 1990 | - |  | 1997 | Reverend Laurin Wenig (1)
Endnotes: (1) Joseph and Dorothy Becker, editors, Remembering The Past, RUBICON TOWNSHIP SESQUENTENNIAL 1846-1996 (pages 184-187: Rubicon Township, 1996), Rubicon Township. (2) St. Matthew in Neosho, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Film Number 1871122. Top - Parish Index St. Michael, Beaver Dam St. Michael (Beaver Dam) is assigned to Archdiocesan Region IV, District No. 7, Town ??? The parish is located at 835 Madison Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Postal address is 131 West Maple Avenue, Beaver Dam, 53916. The United Catholic Parish School is located at 503 South Spring Street, Beaver Dam. Current pastoral team [2001] is Reverends William W. Key, moderator, and Daniel J. Massie. Telephone: Parish 920/887-2082; Fax: 885-7602; School 885-5558. Email Address: cathcom@powercom.net. Deacon: Randall S. Wells. Director Religious Education: Margaret Sadoski (k-6) and Mary Weiss (7-12). Liturgist: Kevon Laufenburg. Sacramental registration information on this congregation can be found in Church of the Latter Day Saints Film: 1862417: Item 1, Vol 1 - Baptisms 1875-1904 Item 2, Vol 2 - Baptisms 1905-1920 Item 3, Vol 3 - Marriages 1876-1920 Item 4, Vol 4 - Deaths 1876-1920. St. Michael was officially recognized in 1875. From THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN: The Polish congregation of St. Michael's at Beaver Dam, Dodge County, Wisconsin, was established in the year 1875, when the people of that nationality who had previously belonged to St. Mary's Church erected a church and a school of their own. The first pastor to administer to the spiritual needs of this congregation was the Rev. Father Gorski, whose successor was the Rev. Father Rodowiczki. Then came in succession the Rev. Rathers Rogozinski, who remained for three years; Dumbrowski, two years; John Zaritowski, one year; Zielinski, three and one-half years - he built the present school house; Barcywsji, one year; Skulaski, Greenholz and the present incumbent, the Rev. Father Zarenczny. At the present time [1896] the congregation consists of about one hundred and twenty-five families. The parochial school, which is under the direction of a lay teacher, is attended by one hundred and twenty-five scholars. The church, a comfortable and substantial building, is of brick throughout. (1) St. Michael, St. Patrick, and St. Peter of Beaver Dam have been merged into St. Katharine Drexel (St. Michael).
Pastors who attend the parish:
Pastor: | Dec | 1875 | - | Apr | 1877 | Reverend H. Gorski (2)
Pastor: | Apr | 1877 | - | Apr | 1879 | Reverend C. Ragadzinski (2)
Pastor: | May | 1879 | - | Dec | 1880 | Reverend F. Dombrowski (2)
Pastor: | Dec | 1880 | - | Aug | 1882 | Reverend J. Zawistowski (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1882 | - | Jul | 1883 | Reverend Francis Fusseder (2)
Pastor: | Jul | 1883 | - | Apr | 1887 | Reverend I. Zielinski; built a school (1) (2)
Pastor: | May | 1887 | - | Feb | 1888 | Reverend Hipaslyte Baranski (2)
Pastor: | May | 1888 | - |  |  | Reverend W. Grutza (2)
Pastor: | Aug | 1888 | - | Jun | 1893 | Reverend John Szukalski (2)
Pastor: | Sep | 1893 | - | Apr | 1895 | Reverend Ciemens Gruenholz (2)
Pastor: | Aug | 1895 | - | Aug | 1901 | Reverend Victor Zareczny (2)
Pastor: | Aug | 1901 | - | Dec | 1901 | Reverend F. Kleser (2)
Pastor: | Jan | 1902 | - | Aug | 1902 | Reverend Anthiny Lex (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1902 | - |  |  | Reverend E. Hemming (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1902 | - |  |  | Reverend A. Wesnilwoski (2)
Pastor: | Jan | 1903 | - | Nov | 1907 | Reverend Michael Wenta (2)
Pastor: | Feb | 1908 | - | Jul | 1909 | Reverend Joseph Platta (2)
Pastor: | Sep | 1909 | - | Oct | 1909 | Reverend T. Jankowski (2)
Pastor: | Nov | 1909 | - | May | 1911 | Reverend Stephen Wozny (2)
Pastor: | Aug | 1911 | - | Sep | 1915 | Reverend P. Chrzan (2)
Pastor: | Sep | 1915 | - | Jul | 1919 | Reverend John Bieniarz (2)
Pastor: | Apr | 1919 | - | Dec | 1920+ | Reverend A. Kierzek (2)
Please be aware that the tenure dates supported by parish registrations reflect the earliest and latest sacramental registration entries made by the priest. Actual arrival and departure may have been before and after these dates. Endnotes: (1) Harry H. Hemming, compiler, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: Catholic Historical Publishing Company, 1896, page 366). (2) St. Michael in Beaver Dam, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Film Number 1862417. Top - Parish Index St. Michael, St. Michael St. Michael (St. Michael) is assigned to Archdiocesan Region III, District No. 06, Town 12. The parish is located at 8877 Forestview Road, Kewaskum, Washington County, Wisconsin 53040. Current pastor (2001) is Reverend Robert J. Artmann. who also serves St. John of God Chapel in Farmington. Director Religious Education: Sr. Eileen Curran, SSND. Sacramental registration information on this congregation can be found in Church of the Latter Day Saints Film: 1862601: Item 7, Vol 1 - Baptisms 1855-1885; Marriages 1855-1909; Deaths 1854-1920 Item 8, Vol 2 - Baptisms 1885-1920; Marriages 1908-1920; Confirmations 1889-1920; Communions 1909-1910. St. Michael was officially recognized in 1855. Instructions were in English and German. From THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN: The congregation of St. Michael's at St. Michael's (sic), Washington County, Wisconsin, was organized in October 1846, and the first church was built at that place in the following year under the direction of the Rev. Father Schraudenbach. Prior to the time of organization, and until the year 1855, the Catholics living in this vicinity were attended as a mission by the Rev. Beiter (sic), under whose administration and direction the congregation was established and a church built. A second church was built under the direction of Father Beiter in 1853. When he left for another field of labor in 1855, he was succeeded by the Rev. L. Bartosz, who remained until 1858. Then came in succession the Rev. Fathers C. Rehrl, 1858 to 1862; I. Reindl, 1862 to 1868; A. Mueller, 1868 to 1869; Ruckengruber, 1869 to 1871; C. Rehrl again, 1871; J.B. Edelmann, 1871 to 1876; J. Gratza, 1876 to 1877; C. Grobschmit, 1877 to 1882; P.H. Welbes, 1882 to 1888; M.J. Lochemes, 1888 to 1889; L.N. Thelen, 1889 to 1892, and George J. Muenzer, the present rector, who has had charge of the congregation since December of the latter year. Under his direction, a new and commodious parsonage was built at St. Michael's in 1894, and the interior of the church frescoed throughout in 1896. The congregation of St. Michael's, which now numbers seventy families and about three hundred and twenty communicants, celebrated its Golden Jubilee on the 17th of August, 1896. A parochial school was established in connection with St. Michael's about forty years ago, when a temporary building was erected. The present school house, which is substantial, commodious and fully adequate to the demands put upon it, was built by the Rev. C. Grobschmit during his pastorate of five years, from 1877 to 1882. At the present time [1896], the school is divided into two departments, which are in charge of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis. The regular average attendance is seventy-five. The third and present church of St. Michael's was built by Rev. P.H. Welbs during the years 1884 and 1885, at a cost of $12,000. It is a solid brick building 45x100 feet, having A Steeple 130 feet high. Of Catholic organizations in this parish, there are, the St. Michael's Benevolent Society of which Matthew Thull, Jr., is president; Joseph Fellenz, vice-president; John Rodenkirch, secretary; Matthew Herreges, treasurer, and J. Wiskirchen, marshal. There is also a Ladies' Altar Society, and a Sodality of St. Rose of Lima for Young Ladies. To St. Michael's congregation is attached a mission, called St. John of God, situated in the town of Farmington. Prior to the year 1877, this mission had been attended by the reverend pastors from Barton and St. Peter's. Since 1877, however, the rector of St. Michael's has held regular weekly services there. (1)
Pastors who attend the parish:
Attended: | Mar | 1855 | - | Sep | 1856 | Reverend Michael Beitter (2)
Attended: | Oct | 1857 | - | Nov | 1857 | Reverend Simon Bartosz (2)
Attended: | Feb | 1858 | - | Jun | 1862 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl (2)
Attended: | Jun | 1862 | - | Dec | 1867 | Reverend John B. Reindl (2)
Attended: | Mar | 1868 | - | Apr | 1869 | Reverend John A. Weller of Holy Trinity in Kewaskum (2)
Attended: | Aug | 1869 | - | Apr | 1870 | Reverend Michael Ruckengruber of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: |  | 1870 | - |  |  | Reverend Schmitz of Holy Trinity
Attended: |  | 1871 | - |  |  | Reverend Nicolaus Stelle of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Mar | 1871 | - | Jul | 1871 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl
Attended: | Aug | 1871 | - | Sep | 1876 | Reverend Benedictus Edelmann of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Oct | 1876 | - | Jul | 1877 | Reverend J. Grutza of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Jul | 1877 | - | May | 1882 | Reverend Charles M. Grobschmit of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Oct | 1882 | - | Jun | 1887 | Reverend Peter H. Welbes of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Sep | 1888 | - | May | 1889 | Reverend Michael J. Lochemes of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Jan | 1890 | - | Nov | 1892 | Reverend L.N. Thelen of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Jan | 1893 | - | Sep | 1908 | Reverend George J. Muenzer of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Oct | 1908 | - | Dec | 1910 | Reverend L. Straostzick of Holy Trinity (2)
Attended: | Apr | 1911 | - | 1920+ |  | Reverend Jospeh Beyer of Holy Trinity (2)
St. John of God was merged into St. Michael in St. Michael on 1 Jul 1998. On this same day St. John of God Parish was dissolved . The buildings and cemetery will be maintained by St. Michael in St. Michael. Please be aware that the tenure dates supported by parish registrations reflect the earliest and latest sacramental registration entries made by the priest. Actual arrival and departure may have been before and after these dates. Endnotes: (1) Harry H. Hemming, compiler, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: Catholic Historical Publishing Company, 1896, pages 528-529). (2) St. Michael in St. Michael, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Film Number 1862601. Top - Parish Index Mother of Sorrows, Fredonia/Little Kohler Mother of Sorrows (Little Kohler), initially known as Mater Dolorosa, was assigned to Archdiocesan Region III, District No. 10, Town 12. The parish was located at W4790 Highway H, Fredonia, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. The postal address was 305 Fredonia Avenue, Fredonia, Wisconsin 53021-0250. Minister of the parish in 2000 was Reverend Niel G. Zinthefer who also served St. Rose of Lima in Fredonia and Holy Cross in Holy Cross. Deacon: Gerals D. Malueg. Sacramental registration information on this congregation can be found in Church of the Latter Day Saints Films: 1863206: Item 9, Vol 1 - Baptisms 1890-1920, 1955-1890,1861-1863; Marriages 1890-1920; Deaths 1890-1920; Communions 1891-1920; Confirmations 1889-1920 1869883: Item 9, Vol 2 - Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths 1852; Baptisms 1855-1887; Marriages 1857-1890; Baptisms 1888-1890; Deaths 1856-1890; Confirmations 1872-1885 Item 2, Vol 6 - Baptisms (Records of Caspar Rehrl) 1871123: Item 2, Vol 6 - Baptisms 1855-1872; Marriages 1858-1872; Deaths 1858-1872 Item 3, Vol 7 - Marriages 1862-1867; Deaths 1862-1866; Marriages 1855-1860; Deaths 1855-1870. From THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN: The Catholic church at Fredonia, Wisconsin, which was dedicated to the Mother of Sorrows, was first established about the year 1847. Prior to this time, the people of that vicinity were occasionally visited by traveling priests, and more immediately subsequent to it organization, at stated intervals, by resident pastors from adjacent parishes. The first that we have in the way of recorded facts regarding the pastors associated with this congregation were given in 1857 when the Rev. Simon Bartosz attended the congregation at Fredonia. He was succeeded by the Rev. J. Stucky, who remained until 1859; the Father Rehrl to 1860; Fathers Hasselbauer and Reif to 1861; the Rev. C. Rehrl to 1863 and the Rev. J. Mehlmann to 1864. During Father Mehlmann's administration, a mission was held by the Rev. Jesuit Father F.X. Weinger, in August, 1863. The next pastor of this congregation was the Rev. M. Retzer, who remained until 1865 when the Rev. George Strickner replaced him. He was succeeded in 1866 by the Rev. J. Welter, who conducted the pastorate until 1871. In 1868 the second church, a stone structure, was erected. After the departure of Father Welter, the Rev. Father Rehrl took charge again until 1878, when he was succeeded by the Rev. W.J. Frantz, who remained until 1880. The year preceding this, a parsonage was built, and it was at this time also that the congregation received its first permanent pastor. After Father Frantz, the Rev. Seb. Weiss took charge. He was succeeded in 1881 by Father A.T. Reininger, who remained until November. 1883, when Father Raess was appointed to the pastorate. During this latter's residence at Fredonia, which lasted until 1888, a commodious brick school-house was erected and the church frescoed throughout. Father Raess was succeeded by the Rev. J.H. Korfhage, who remained until 1890, at which time, the present pastor, the Rev. P.J. Delles, assumed the duties. The congregation now consists of about forty-eight families. There is one parochial school in Fredonia, which is in charge of two Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, and has a regular attendance of fifty-one scholars. Associated with this congregation is the St. Mary's Ladies' Society of the Rosary, of which the pastor is president; Mrs. Theresa Mertzig, secretary, and Mrs. Walburga Retzer, treasurer. It has thirty-seven members. (2)
Pastors who attend the parish:
Attended: | Jan | 1852 | - | Jul | 1852 | Reverend ??? (1)
Attended: | Oct | 1855 | - | Jan | 1858 | Reverend Simon Bartosz (1)
Attended: | Mar | 1856 | - | Oct | 1857 | Reverend Joseph Stucky (1)
Attended: | Mar | 1856 | - | Oct | 1857 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl (1)
Attended: | Dec | 1857 | - | Jan | 1858 | Reverend ??? (1)
Visited: | Nov | 1858 | - |  |  | Reverend Dr. Joseph Salzmann (1)
Attended: | Jan | 1859 | - | Jan | 1860 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl (1)
Visited: | Feb | 1860 | - |  |  | Reverend Dr. Joseph Salzmann (1)
Attended: | Mar | 1860 | - | Oct | 1860 | Reverend John Baptist Haslbauer (1)
Attended: | Feb | 1861 | - | Jun | 1863 | Reverend Caspar Rehrl (1)
Attended: | Aug | 1863 | - | Nov | 1863 | Reverend Joannes Mehlmann (1)
Attended: | Nov | 1863 | - | Jun | 1865 | Reverend M. Retzer (1)
Attended: | Sep | 1865 | - | Mar | 1866 | Reverend George Strickner (1)
Attended: | Apr | 1866 | - | May | 1870 | Reverend John Welter; second church building built (1)
Pastor: | Jan | 1871 | - | Sep | 1878 | Reverend Caspar Rehr (l)
Pastor: | Dec | 1878 | - | Jan | 1879 | Reverend ???? (1)
Pastor: | Feb | 1879 | - | Aug | 1881 | Reverend William Joseph Frantz (1)
Pastor: | Aug | 1881 | - | Oct | 1883 | Reverend August Theodore Reininger (1)
Pastor: | Dec | 1883 | - | Jun | 1888 | Reverend Ferdinand Raess (1)
Pastor: | Jul | 1888 | - | May | 1890 | Reverend John Henry Korfhage (1)
Pastor: | Jul | 1890 | - | Mar | 1910 | Reverend Peter J. Delles (1)
Pastor: | Jan | 1911+ | - |  |  | Reverend J.K. Flasch (1)
Holy Cross (Holy Cross), Mother of Sorrows (Little Kohler), and St. Rose of Lima (Fredonia) merged on 1 Jul 2001 to become Holy Rosary Parish, Fredonia. Please be aware that the tenure dates supported by parish registrations reflect the earliest and latest sacramental registration entries made by the priest. Actual arrival and departure may have been before and after these dates. Endnotes: (1) Mother of Sorrows, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Little Kohler, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, USA, Film Number 1869883. (2) Harry H. Hemming, compiler, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: Catholic Historical Publishing Company, 1896, pages 416-417). Top - Parish Index St. Patrick, Thompson St. Patrick (Thompson) was assigned to Archdiocesan Region III, District No. 06, Town 09. The parish had been located in Thompson, Erin Township, Washington County, Wisconsin. Sacramental registration information on this congregation can be found in Church of the Latter Day Saints Film(s): 1871993: Item 8, Vol 1 - Baptisms 1855-1858; Marriages 1855-1858 Item 9, Vol 2 - Baptisms 1907-1913; Marriages 1907-1913; Deaths 1907-1913; Confirmations 1913 Item 10, Vol 3 - Baptisms 1913-1920 Item 11, Vol 4 - Marriages 1914-1920 Item 12, Vol 5 - Deaths 1907-1920 Item 13, Bol 6 - Confirmations 1913-1920; Communions 1912-1920 Please note years 1859-1906 are missing. These years the parish was ministered by the pastor of St. Kilian in Hartford (1) St. Patrick (Thompson) was officially recognized in 1855. Parish Registrations in Latin begin in 1855. From THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN: The mission of St. Patrick's, at Erin, Washington County, which is attended from St. Kilian's [Hartford], has a congregation of seventy families, all of whom are Irish. The parochial school connected with the parish was founded in 1864. It is in charge of three Franciscan Sisters, and has a regular attendance of seventy-five scholars. Of the Catholic societies in the parish there are St. Kilian's Benevolent Society, the Familien Schutz Gesellschaft, Branch No. 61 of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, St. Elizabeth Society, St. Rose Young Ladies's Sodality and Mite Society. (3)
Pastors who attend the parish:
Attended: | Oct | 1855 | - | Nov | 1855 | Reverend Martin Kundig (1)
Attended: | Nov | 1855 | - |  | 1856 | Reverend Martin Hobbs pastor of St. John in Monches[also written as Hobles] (1)
Pastor |  | 1856 | - | Dec | 1858 | Reverend Martin Hobbs (1)
Attended: |  | 1856 | - |  | 1868 | Reverend John Tiernan of St. John in Monches
Attended: |  | 1868 | - |  | 1871 | Reverend John Stephen Muenich of St. Kilian in Hartford (2)
Attended: |  | 1871 | - |  |  | Reverend J.A. Marshall of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: |  | 1872 | - |  | 1883 | Reverend Michael Wenker of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: |  | 1883 | - |  | 1893 | Reverend Nicholas M. Zimmer of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | Mar | 1884 | - | Sep | 1993 | Reverend John W. Rausch St. Kilian (2)
Attended: |  | 1893 | - |  | 1906 | Reverend John A. Bertraim of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | Jan | 1907 | - | Jan | 1909 | Reverend Kilian Gutmann O.D.C. Carmelite Father of Holy Hill (1)
Attended: | Feb | 1909 | - | Nov | 1909 | Reverend Engelbert Deventer O.D.C (1)
Attended: | Dec | 1909 | - | Aug | 1912 | Reverend Kilian Gutmann O.D.C (1)
Attended: | Dec | 1912 | - | Oct | 1919 | Reverend Columban Walsh O.D.C (1)
Pastor: | Jun | 1920+ | - |  |  | Reverend Francis Henry Killey (1) (2)
Pastor: |  | 1922 | - |  | 1924 | Reverend Jospeh G. Neuman (2)
Pastor: |  | 1924 | - |  | 1925 | Reverend N.B. Norton (2)
Pastor: |  | 1925 | - |  | 1928 | Reverend Joseph J. Conway (2)
Attended: |  | 1929 | - |  | 1935 | Reverend Corbinian Penzhofer O.D.C (2)
Attended: |  | 1935 | - |  | 1941 | Reverend Peter Seuel O.D.C (2)
Attended: |  | 1941 | - |  | 1941 | Reverend Ramond J. Kastner of St. Kilian in Hartford (2)
Attended: | May | 1941 | - | Nov | 1944 | Reverend Herbert Wagner of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | Nov | 1944 | - | May | 1945 | Reverend Joseph V. Bier of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | May | 1945 | - | May | 1946 | Reverend Andrew Hauer of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | Oct | 1946 | - | May | 1954 | Reverend John T. Budde of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | May | 1954 | - | May | 1956 | Reverend Grohall, Edward M. of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | May | 1956 | - | Jan | 1961 | Reverend Clarence R. Nickolai Chaplain St. Joseph Hospital in Hartford (2)
Attended: | Feb | 1961 | - | May | 1965 | Reverend Joseph Rohlinger Chaplain St. Joseph (2)
Attended: | May | 1965 | - | Sep | 1967 | Reverend John W. Rausch Chaplain of St. Joseph (2)
Attended: | Sep | 1967 | - | Jan | 1969 | Reverend William Farrell Chaplain of St. Jospeh (2)
Attended: | Jan | 1969 | - | Sep | 1971 | Reverend Wendel J. Badem Chaplain St. Joseph (2)
Attended: | Sep | 1971 | - | Mar | 1973 | Reverend Oliver P. Zinnen and Reverend Norbert J. Kieferie (2)
Attended: | Jun | 1973 | - | Jun | 1978 | Reverend Warren G. Abrahamson (2)
Pastor: | Jun | 1978 | - | Feb | 1984 | Reverend Aloysius C. Ahler (2)
Attended: | Jan | 1984 | - | May | 1984 | Reverend Carmelite Fathers of Holy Hill (2)
Attended: | Mar | 1984 | - | May | 1984 | Reverend Robert Braum of St. Kilian in Hartford (2)
Attended: | Sep | 1994 | - | Jun | 1996 | Reverend Holubowicz of St. Kilian (2)
Attended: | Jun | 1996 | - | Jul | 1999 | Reverend Walter Vogel of St. Kilian (2)
St. Patrick was merged into St. Kilian in Hartford on 1 July 1999. Please be aware that the tenure dates supported by parish registrations reflect the earliest and latest sacramental registration entries made by the priest. Actual arrival and departure may have been before and after these dates. Endnotes: (1) St. Patrick, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Thompson, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, Film Number 1871993. (2) Interview with Mrs Hasslinger whose husband is the cousin of Father Peter Leo Johnson (Thompson, Erin Township, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA), by Mary her daughter, October 2001. {3) Harry H. Hemming, compiler, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WISCONSIN (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: Catholic Historical Publishing Company, 1896, page 424). Top - Parish Index