The cemetery of Secymin (Nowy)

The cemetery of Secymin Nowy is located at the street that leads from Secymin to Sladów. It can be made out from the street.

Due to the initiative of the Catholic priest of Secymin the cemetery has been cleared from the bushes some years ago. A fence has been build along the street and the cemetery is generally in a good condition.

Learn more about the location of the cemetery.

Source information for this cemetery was found in: Szałygin 2004.

Photos and other contributions for the documentation of this cemetery were provided by: Annegret Krause, Johannes Vogt-Krause.

You can choose your starting point from the following item list of the Secymin (Nowy) cemetery or return to your query at the Cmentarze Index page.

Newer information:

Nr.	Pict.	Comment
20.1.1		Peter Family
20.2.1		Karolina Peter, geb. Brokop
20.3.1		Karolina Peter, geb. Brokop
20.4.1		Karolina Peter, geb. Brokop
20.5.1		Heinrich Peter
20.6.1		Heinrich Peter
20.7.1		In front of the gravestone: three small solid stone coffins. In front of them the grave of Olga Peter. Probably the mother who had died three weeks after Rudolf was born.
20.8.1		Peter Children
20.9.1		Peter Children
20.10.1		Olga Peter, geb. Bleich
20.11.1		Olga Peter, geb. Bleich, backside
20.12.1		Olga Peter and children
20.13.1		Unknown grave
20.14.1		Heinrich Kolm
20.15.1		Robert Peter
20.16.1		Emilie Gleske, geb. Japs
20.17.1		Emilie Gleske, geb. Japs, backside
20.18.1		Emilie Gleske, geb. Japs
20.19.1		Iron slab leaning at the but obviously not belonging to the gravestone of Emilie Gleske.
20.20.1		View of 4 graves: Ewa Wermann, Natalie Bleich, Emilie Meister, unknown.
20.21.1		Grave Ewa Wermann, geb. Hopp
20.22.1		Ewa Wermann, geb. Hopp
20.23.1		Ewa Wermann, geb. Hopp, backside
20.24.1		Natalie Bleich
20.25.1		Grave Natalie Bleich
20.26.1		Natalie Bleich, backside
20.27.1		Emilie Meister, geb. Bleich
20.28.1		Grave Emilie Meister, geb. Bleich
20.29.1		Emilie Meister, geb. Bleich, backside
20.30.1		Group of four graves. Front and back side are missing.
20.31.1		Oskar Hammermeister
20.32.1		Grave Ferdinand Werman
20.33.1		Ferdinand Werman
20.34.1		Ferdinand Werman, backside
20.36.1		Two iron crosses close together. Each on a grave sourounded by an iron fence.
20.37.1		Unknown grave
20.38.1		Unknown grave
20.39.1		Unknown grave
20.40.1		Grave Anna Natalie Stürmer, geb. Dalig
20.41.1		Anna Natalie Stürmer, geb. Dalig
20.42.1		Top part broken from pedestal, lying on the ground
20.43.1		Backside of pedestal
20.44.1		Grave beside the grave of Louise Sejdens
20.44.2		Slab lying beside the grave of Heinrich Sejdens
20.45.1		Paulina Stürmer, geb. Stürmer
20.46.1		The name is very likely Loise Stürmer. The grave looks very much like the ones of Anna Natalie and Paulina Stürmer and is placed quite close.
20.47.1		Lying slab
20.48.1		Christine Heise, verh. Wermann, verh. Peter
20.49.1		Impression of the cemetery
20.50.1		View from cemetery in direction of the street
20.52.1		The iron cross marking the grave of Ewa Gatzke geb. Stuermer had still been at the cemetery in 2002. In October 2005 it had disappeared.