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Ancestry.com - Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries $

Searchable databases available by subscription. A compilation of obituaries published in newspapers, collected from various online sources.

Archives.com - Search For Wisconsin Obituary Records $

Use Archives.com with a FREE 7-day membership and search over 2.1 billion records. Pay-for-use after the seven day free trial.

FamilySearch Wiki - Wisconsin Obituaries

GenealogyBank.com - Historical Newspapers - Wisconsin $

GenealogyBank's collection includes modern obituaries, historical newspapers, books, pamphlets, military records, and government documents. The 13,000+ historical newspapers include letters, speeches, opinion pieces, advertisements, hometown news, photographs, illustrations and more. Searchable database results shown, images available with a fee-based subscription.

Legacy.com - Wisconsin Obituaries

Northeast Wisconsin Obituary Page

Scanned and transcribed obituaries from several Northeast Wisconsin newspapers.

ObitsArchive.com - Wisconsin $

The largest and most comprehensive collection of newspaper obituaries and death notices in the United States. Each obituary or death notice is indexed by the name of the deceased person, to make searching easier and more precise. In addition, the text of each obituary or death notice is searchable, making it easy to find just what you're looking for using a place of residence, occupation, names of family members, or other personal information.

ObituariesHelp.org - Wisconsin Newspaper Obituaries Listings

Obituary resources, links to newspapers, old newspaper obituaries archives, and other helpful tools.

Online Wisconsin Death Indexes, Records & Obituaries

A Genealogy Records Guide by Joe Beine.

Tributes.com - Latest Obituaries in Wisconsin

USGenWeb Archives

Wisconsin Historical Society - Wisconsin Name Index

The Wisconsin Name Index (WNI) collection is an index of three categories of information: obituaries, newspaper clippings and biographical book excerpts. The categories draw from a database of 150 county and local histories, dozens of professional directories and biographical encyclopedias, more than 60 scrapbooks containing 30,000 obituaries, and selected articles in Wisconsin magazines and newspapers. Most items were published 1870-1970.