Plaschken/Cemetery
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You find Cemetery 1 on both sides of the church. It is a wilderness.
- Schulz
- Otto, Priest
- Hitzigrath
- Robert, Priest
- Heydeck
- Eduard, Postmaster
Grave Heydeck
- Plogsties
- Heinrich
- Plogsties
- Charlotte born Stepputat
- Bein
- Elise born Ruppel
- Gross
- Emilie
cross Goerke
- Goerke
- Hugo, Bruno and Lydia
- Kopp
- Maria, widow of Birnbaum
- Fiedler
- Pauline born Krönnert
- Schuschies
- Gottl. Präzentor- teacher in Plaschken
- Lessing
- Bernhard and Dorothea born Goerke
- Fraser
- Mathilde
- Gober
- Urte born Puidok
- Cesna
- A.
- Engelke
- Dorothea Charlotte
- Engelke
- Henriette born Goerke
- Engelke
- Johanna and Minna
back side
- Engelke
- Dorothea born Hohn
- Wohlgemuth
- August
- Hohn
- Friedrich Wilhelm
- Goerke
- Dorothea born Lessing
- Goerke
- Gottfried
- Engelke
- Joh. Gottf.
- Engelke
- Juliane, widow of Goerke, born Mertins
Cemetery 2 (Kaiserfriedhof or Karalischker Friedhof)
You find the cemetery opposite of Plaschken in a forest. It is well-kept. On the left of the cemetery you find the new border crossing of the EU.
Next to the border crossing you find the cemetery
- Sakalauska
- Povila
- Ruddiene
- Gritta born Tarrttike
- Kunz
- Charlotte
- Pauleit
- Friedrich
- Unvericht
- Berta
- Taruttis
- Anna geb. Penschuck
- Taruttis
- Jacob
- Lieman
- Richard
- Kunkel
- Emilie born Wedel
- Fabian
- Otto and Berta born Kunkel
- Jurgeleit
- Ane
- Preis ?
- Caroline
- Zander
- Willy and Otto
back side:Grave of the family Zander
- Wittoesch
- Grita born Gailus
- Goltz
- Leopold und Grita born Pauleit
- Beszon
- Helene
- Schakat
- Paul
- Heinrichs
- Carl
- Heinrichs
- Amalie
- Cesna
- A.
- Schiel
- E.J
Annelie Stöllger kindly donated the photos from October 2011