Index card states that both of these brothers were born in Wisconsin, John in 1856 and Frank in 1858. Their parents emigrated from Germany. John's wife was named Tressy and they had one son, born in 1879. Frank's wife was Mary, and they had three children, Amelia, George and Edward. The brothers ran a threshing business in addition to farming. In October the thresher accidentally set fire to the barn of William Mercer. The barn, granary, several hundred bushels of wheat, and machinery were destroyed, and several hogs were killed. There was no insurance to cover the loss.
Smith, Charles FrancisClippings, correspondence, and court documents collected by Turcheneske in 1970 while a graduate student doing research on organizer Pat Malone and the Ku Klux Klan in northwestern Wisconsin.
Turcheneske, John Anthony (1925)House in background located South of railroad on county "T", South of Hammond.
Letters written by Bakmann to his sister, Ingeborg Rognass of St. Croix Falls, Wis. The letters, all in Norwegian, are postmarked from Deer Park and "Menomonie" (Dunn County), Wisconsin.
Photocopied genealogical charts documenting the descendants of John Billington, 1620-1927, compiled by Florence S. Whelan in 1945.
John Brown came to Rock Elm Township in 1864. The North Rock Elm School located on the SW corner of Section 4 was called the John Brown log school. The exact location of this house is not known.
Smith, Charles FrancisChart of the descendants of John Cashman and Mary Catherine McCarthy, 1805-1930, compiled by Mrs. John Gowan, New Richmond, Wisconsin; also containing information on the Kinney Family.
Term papers written for Dr. John Lankford's American history course at Wisconsin State University-River Falls, all relating to the history of Hudson and River Falls, Wisconsin, 1850-1880, and covering such topics as local newspapers, assimilation of immigrants, churches, politics, government, education, culture, industry, and economics.
From left to right: unknown photographer, unknown photographer, unknown photographer, Doris Fuka, unknown partial JFK, unknown partial, Paul Stokke, Alvin Olson, Unknown woman, unknown child, unknown woman.
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Mimeographed copy of a speech presented November 12, 1959, by Senator John F. Kennedy to the students and faculty of Wisconsin State College at River Falls, concerning the importance of education.
From left to right: unknown photographer, unknown photographer, unknown photographer, Doris Fuka, unknown partial JFK, unknown partial, Paul Stokke, Alvin Olson, Unknown woman, unknown child, unknown woman.
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Miscellaneous correspondence, 1841-1908, 1925, and financial records, 1861-1897, of John Hoffmann, Ellsworth, Wisconsin, who had emigrated from Germany in 1846 and first settled in Pennsylvania; with some ephemera.
Biographical information on John M. Bartosh, mayor of River Falls, Wisconsin, farmer, and owner of the Park View Dairy; compiled from conversations with Mrs. Bartosh by Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Peterson; plus a 1922 photograph of Mr. Bartosh delivering milk.
Photocopied McCray family genealogical charts and written descriptions, 1801-1949, compiled by Merriell in 1984. The charts trace the descendants of William McCray (1801-1873) and his son, Carlos McCray (1826-1912).
Wisconsin's 29th Assembly District Representative, Former Town Board Chair of Eau Galle. Interviewed by Peter Wetzel and Benjamin Casper..
Photocopy of a diary and report of Pybus, an agent of the East India Company, kept during a mission to the Emperor of Ceylon who desired to ally with the English against the Dutch.
A history of Siren, Burnett County, Wisconsin, written by Dodson, a former resident, and including accounts of many town residents.
Includes subjects: store accounts, law office accounts, law office letter book, tax certificate record
This collection is composed of 40 notebooks containing the personal research notes of Dr. Shepherd. The notebooks are numbered and mostly chronological. Notes include research projects or experiments, some of which are in collaboration with 3M. The are also two volumes relating to advanced computing regarding telescopes and astronomy.
Shepherd, JohnJohn Shudy, pictured second from left.
Typewritten reminiscences of John Solon, mainly concerning his family's history in Ireland and events subsequent to their 1847 immigration to Dodge County, Wisconsin; written in 1911.
Postcard with image of "Dr." John Till and his associates from New Richmond, Wisconsin. Till appears to be wearing clothing from his native Austria. Printed on Azo paper with all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Unused.
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Real photo "Post Card" with image of John Till. Date from postmark: Oct 17, 1907, Ellsworth, Wisconsin Message:
Real-photo postcard with image of "Dr." John Till from New Richmond, Wisconsin. Date from postmark Aug. 25, 1908; mailed from Duluth Minn.; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Marie Paulson, 5722 Highland St., West Duluth, Minn. "I am very much satisfied with Dr. Till. Am not feeling well now, I have got a role of cotton on my back. Affectionately yours, [unsigned].