Members of the Peter and Marilyn Carroll Biggins Family Tree are buried in 14 cemeteries.

Click on first name to see burial. Click on last name to see family history.

Chicago Cemeteries

• Queen of Heaven Cemetery, 1400 S. Wolf Road, Hillside, IL 60162, or call 708-449-8300; opened in 1947. Sections 100-110 listed in Queen of Heaven and Mount Carmel Catholic Cemeteries are considered in Our Lady of Sorrows Slovak Cemetery and burials in those sections should be created in Our Lady of Sorrows.
  • Edward and Henrietta Kenny Carroll Family: Section 32 Block 14, Lot 37
• Mount Carmel Cemetery, 1400 S. Wolf Road, Hillside, IL 60162, or call 708-449-8300; opened in 1901. Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery was consecrated in 1901, spans 214 acres. Many of the remains at the cemetery are people of Italian ancestry.
  • David and Emma Starke Carroll Family: Section F, Block 3, Lot S4
  • James and Mary Hartigan and Mary Flannery Kenny Family
  • John and Mary Stanton Foy Family: Section B, Block 2, Lot 19 and 21
  • James and Charlotte McDonald Kenny Family: Section 32, Block 10, Lot 100
• Calvary Cemetery, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL 60202, or call 708-449-8300; opened in 1859. Calvary Catholic Cemetery was consecrated in 1859. Located on the north shore lakefront in Evanston, it borders Chicago. It is the burial place of Mayors, Governors, many public figures and thousands of Irish immigrants.
  • Edward and Catherine Higgins Carroll Family: Section X, Block 15, Lot N4
  • Leslie and Emily Foy Biggins Family: Section B, Block 2, Lot 19 and 21
  • Dominick and Anne Walsh, Mary Breen, and Ellen Graham Foy Family: Section D, Block 6, Lot 28
  • James and Mary Hartigan and Mary Flannery Kenny Family
  • Philip and Sarah McNally Biggins Family: Section D, Block 9, Lot 11 (unmarked)
  • James and Bridget  McNally Family: Section D, Block 9, Lot 11 (unmarked)
• St. Boniface Cemetery, 4901 N. Clark Street, Chicago, ILSt. Boniface Cemetery, 4901 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60640, or call 773-561-2790; opened in 1863. St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery was founded by the German Angel Guardian Society. The Cemetery was consecrated in 1863, spans over 38 acres. Along with St. Henry Catholic Cemetery, it is the oldest existing Catholic cemetery in Chicago.
  • George and Kathryn Meyers Starke Family: Section C, Block 6, Lot S6
  • Petro and Maria Allemann Wittenmeier Family: Section C, Block 6, Lot S6

Grand Rapids Cemeteries

• St. Andrew's Cemetery, 900 Madison Avenue SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49504; opened in 1852
  • John and Anna Maria Spiekermann Green Family
  • John Adam and Maria Eva Schumm Schickell Family: Section 1-Old, Block 22, Lot 8
  • John and Mary Augusta Schickell Schmitt Family: Section 1-Old, Block 22, Lot 8
• Mount Calvary Cemetery, 1362 Leonard Street NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504; opened in 1882. South side of Leonard Street and east of Walker Avenue
  • Adam and Theresa Knoche Berles Family
  • Franz and Regina Green Berles Family
  • William Peter and Elizabeth Berles Drueke Family
  • William and Rose Smith Drueke Family
  • Cris and Christine Koch, Mary Hauser, and Mary Smith Family
  • William and Theresa Fassnacht and Elizabeth Lavo Koch Family
  • Hake
  • Hauser
• Greenwood Cemetery, 1401 Leonard Street NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504; opened in 1860. North side of Leonard Street and east of Walker Avenue
  • Cris and Christine Koch, Mary Hauser, and Mary Smith Family
• Woodlawn Cemetery, 2530 Kalamazoo Avenue SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49507; opened in 1920
  • John Alfred and Jane Drueke Biggins Family
  • Drueke
• Resurrection Cemetery, 4100 Clyde Park Avenue SW, Wyoming, MI 49509. New St. Andrews Cemetery was started around the turn-of-the-century when St. Andrews Cemetery on Madison Avenue in Grand Rapids became full. Resurrection Cemetery was started in the 1950's and encompasses New St. Andrews which is now called the St. Andrew's Shrine portion of Resurrection Cemetery
  • Rev. Alexander Francis Zugelder

Wisconsin Cemeteries

• Franklin Cemetery, Browntown, Green County, Wisconsin. Also known as Kelly Cemetery, Kelly-Franklin Cemetery
  • Daniel and Ellen Flannery McDonald Family
• Old Calvary Cemetery, Monroe, Green County, Wisconsin. Also known as Old Calvary Catholic Cemetery. "Old Calvary Cemetery" is now closed and has not accepted burials since 1961-1963 as per the caretaker of the two cemeteries. This cemetery is owned by Saint Victor Catholic Church, but it is separate from the new Calvary Cemetery/Saint Victor Cemetery.
  • John and Catherine Grady Flannery Family
• Calvary Cemetery, Argyle, Lafayette County, Wisconsin
  • James and Mary Murray Flannery Family

Iowa Cemeteries

• Smith Cemetery, Albert City, Buena Vista County, Iowa
  • Daniel and Eliza Young McDonald/McDonnel Family

Connecticut Cemeteries

• St. John Cemetery, 223 Richards Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06850
  • Peter and Marilyn Carroll Biggins Family: Section 12, Lot 732

  The Biggins headstone was made in 2025 by Adams Granite Company, Inc. in Barre, Vermont.		The Biggins gravesite is located in St. John Cemetery, 223 Richards Avenue. Norwalk, Connecticut. See: Map. Shown above is Lot 732, which is the Biggins gravesite. It is in Section 12, the borders of which are the roads immediately surrounding Lot 732. To find Lot 732, look for the Tsionis headstone at the south end of Section 12. Lot 732 is 10th in the row that starts with Tsionis. The Biggins gravesite is surrounded by S: Patsy and Trevor Lawrence SE: Renee Clerveaux Thiersaint E: Jeanne Farrell NE: Frank Localzo N: Richard DeLallo NW: a small tree W: Leonardo Zelaya SW: Nicola Mallozzi. The cemetery is immediately north of CT State Community College, where Marilyn taught ESL. Both the cemetery and the college are on the Five Mile River. Marilyn lived on the river, 1.5 miles south of the cemetery.
  Celtic Cross on Biggins headstone, with shamrocks and IHS, the first three letters of the Greek for Jesus.	Birthday message with shells for Marilyn from her grandchildren on January 3, 2021.