found on the article here in described.
CATALOGUE OF CURIOS AND RELICS
GATHERED AT MAUSTON, WIS.
BY: JEFF T. HEATH
FROM A. D. 1850 .... TO A. D. 1900
WITH SUBSEQUENT ADDITIONS.
CATALOGUED BY HIM AT HIS "GRAYSIDE HOME"
~ A. D. 1900 ~
Prefaced by a Genealogical Record of the Heath - Smith & Benjamin Families.
Note: The corresponding marginal numbers in this catalogue will be
found on the article here in described.
Preface
Mindful of the fact that there always comes a time in every persons life, when they desire to turn back the pages of history, that throws any light on the character of their ancestors, - be that light ever so dim: ~~~~
Gladly do they receive any evidence of the chain that binds the present to the past, be it ever so slight. At that time comes it always brings pangs of regret, and often blame, that those of our blood relation gave us so little of who, what, and when they were ~~~ but less of undo we chide ourselves for committing the wrong that we pass onto those that come after us, deeming as we do, that our poor lives are no factor, and not realizing that - though weak we are, that we may be the link, the grand lives that have been, to the truly noble that will come after us.
To satisfy this always recurring desire, to the extent that within me lies, although shorn by the past, of connections much regretted, the duty still remains. ~~~ And I have thought it becoming to this museum.
The sentiment is just and the practice is wise. Our ears should not be deaf to the voice of time. It is well to review the deeds of our fathers and pass that just verdict on them we expect from posterity on our own.
Again it is a piece of nature and of common sense, that the throbbing cord that holds us to our kindred, our friends and our homes, that is not to be denied or resisted.
They are divine bards, and are the friends of my virtue, of my intellect and of my strength.
They admonish me that the gleams which flash across my mind are not mine, but that they had the like and reverenced them ~~~ so I love them ~~~ Noble thoughts go out from them, inviting me to resist evil.
The monuments they have in their honor, are simple frills enough. A few slabs of granite, dug just below the surface of the soil, and laid upon the top of it. But as we have learned that the up-heaved mountain, from which these slabs or flakes were broken, was once a glowers mass of white heat, slowly crystalized, then uplifted by the central fires of this globe. So that the rocks of the events it appropriately marks are in the heart of the universe.
It is little we can do for each other. We accompany our youths with sympathy and manifold old sayings of the wise to the gate of the arena, and bid them adieu, taking our place in the natural order of things.
In the eternity of nature how recent our antiquities appear. The imagination is impatient of a cycle so short.
Who can tell how many thousand years, every day, the clouds have shaded these fields with their purple arriving.
The river by whose banks most of us was born, every winter for ages, has spread its crust of ice over the great meadows and valleys which, in ages, it has formed.
But the little society of men who now, for a few years, fish in this river, plough the fields it washes, mow the grass and reap the corn, shortly shall hurry from its banks, as did our forefathers.
"Man's life." So the sparrow that enters in a window, flutters around the house, and flies out another, and now knoweth whence he came, or whither he goes. So the reason we should give to our being, what permanence we can. That we should recall the Past and expect the Future. Yet the race survives whilst the individual dies.
But we will not hide their honorable gray hairs under perishable laurel leaves, but with the eye of affection and veneration revive their memory! Let not the solemn shadows of the past ages fall over us in vain.
I feel some unwillingness to quit the remembrance of the past, with all the hope of the future, I feel that we are leaving the old, consecrated as it has been by the presence and activity of the purest men.
But even more sacred influences than these, have mingled here with the strain of human life.
The merit of those who fill a space in the worlds history, who are bourn forward, as it - were, by the weight of thousands whom they lead, shed a perfume less, than do the sacrifices of private virtue.
I sketch herein all records relating to my family, and its various branches, that are covered by my records and knowledge. Trusting that when that longing to roll back the past and bring into view that unbroken chain that binds us to the past, and whose unforged links extend into the future, comes to any of our little band, the part I formed in it will not be robed in obscurity, yet the mists of time are sure to dim its brightness by transference to newer and shining links.
Following the Genealogical Tables, will be found a complete record of things, both curious and rare, many worthless and common, many interesting from past or present associations, not a few contain food for interesting though and study. Compressing as they do the result of a promiscuous fathering together, through a busy and active life. Unguided and unframed. Only chips gathered within range of the "Little Old Red School House. " No Tyndall or Darwin to suggest, no Smithsonian to receive, no mind skilled in Nature to arrange. Only the product of the natural instinct inherent in man. The desire to investigate and reflect.
From the desire of the continuance of the sentiments & feelings expressed
I dedicate this record to my beloved son Jefferson Eli Heath. Dated Mauston,
Wis Nov. 22nd 1900. Jeff T. Heath
Heath Family (see Heath Family notes 1 - 14) (Genealogical Table)
| General & Notes |
Names | Birth |
Death |
Marriage |
Residence |
1st |
William Heath | 1600 England |
Salem, Conn. |
Roxbury, Conn. | |
2d |
Heath | 1635 Connecticut |
do. |
Salem, Conn. |
Salem, Conn. |
3d |
Heath | 1660 do. |
do. |
do. |
do. |
4th |
Heath | 1690 do. |
do. |
do. |
do. |
5th |
Heath | 1711 do. |
do. |
do. |
do. |
6th |
Heath | 1736 do. |
do. |
do. |
do. |
7th |
Timothy Heath | 1761 Salem, Conn. |
Jeff. Co., N.Y. |
do. |
Jeff. Co., N.Y. |
8th |
Asahel Heath | July 8, 1786 do. |
Clifton, Wis. |
Feb 25, 1810 Adams, N.Y. Sally Law |
do. & Wis. |
9th |
Eli E. Heath | Apr 14, 1811 Adams, N.Y. |
Feb 20, 1879 Mauston |
Jun 5, 1836 Oswego, N.Y. Amanda M. Allen |
do. & Wis. |
10th |
Jeff T. Heath | May 27, 1839, Watertown, N.Y. |
Dec 23, 1866 Fond du Lac Eva Smith |
Mauston, Wis. | |
11th |
Jeff E. Heath | May 15, 1884 Wonewoc, Wis |
Smith Family (see Smith Family Notes 1 - 10) (Genealogical Table)
General |
Names | Birth |
Death |
Marriage | Residence |
1st |
Smith | 1720 |
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2d |
Samuel Smith Sen. | Apr 17, 1742 |
Apr 17, 1827 Henderson, NY |
Henderson, N.Y. | |
3d |
Sylvester Smith | Oct 4, 1780 Jeff. Co., NY |
Apr 26, 1865 - do. |
Mar 19, 1806 Henderson |
do. |
4th |
John Smith | Mar 18, 1813 - do. |
Oct 16, 1897 Mauston |
1832 Mary A. Pierce |
do. & Wis. |
5th |
Eva Smith | Dec 18, 1841 Astubula,O. |
|
Dec 23, 1866 Fon du Lac |
Mauston, Wis. |
6th |
George P. Smith | Feb 21, 1846 Jeff. Co.,NY |
Jan 10, 1881 Wonewoc,Wis. |
Nov 9, 1870 New Lisbon Ema Whitteson (sic) |
Wonewoc, Wis. |
Jefferson T. Heath's (Family Record)
Names |
Births | Deaths |
Marriages |
Jefferson T. Heath |
May 27, 1839 Watertown, NY |
|
Dec 23, 1866 Fond du Lac, Wis -Eva S. Benjamin |
Eva Smith Benjamin Heath |
Dec 18, 1841 Astubala, O. |
|
do. - Jeff. T. Heath |
Herberta Heath |
Nov 24, 1869 New Lisbon | Sep 2, 1894 Mauston |
|
Mary Ann Amanda Heath |
Nov 3, 1881 Wonewoc |
|
|
Jefferson Eli Heath |
May 15, 1884 do. |
|
|
Benjamin Family
Names |
Births | Deaths |
Marriages |
Benjamin |
|
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Archibal Benjamin |
|
|
|
Leeves Benjamin |
Aug 2, 1833 Cleveland, O. | Nov 13, 1865 Brandon, Wis. |
Oct 18, 1860 Fountain, Wis.- Eva Smith |
Ernest V. Benjamin |
Dec 9, 1861 New Lisbon, Wis. |
|
Feb 10, 1886 Cumberland, Wis.- Ida Miller |
Wert Lewis Benjamin |
Oct 18, 1863 New Lisbon, Wis. |
|
Dec 20, 1887 Wonewoc, Wis.- Augusta Huff |
| Note 1 - William Heath was born in England about the year A. D. 1600
and arrived at Boston, Mass. from London, England. On the Ship "Lyon"
Sept. 16, 1632 and resided later at Roxbury, Conn. near where the later
generations lived and flourished for near one hundred and fifty years. Note 2 - The 2 to the 6th generations inclusive - some records exists, and their lineage is being determined by different family descendants, completing their chain. As yet not much are known about them save that they mostly resided in Connecticut, at Somers, Roxbery, and Salem and were staunch old, puritans as of that day (likely witch burners). Note 3 thru 6 - see note 2 Note 7 - This 7th generation was born at Salem, Conn. in 1761. Moved to the State of New York and settled at Adams or rather where Adams now is in Jefferson County, NY. about the year A. D. 1790. While that region was a dense virgin forest making themselves new homes & surrounding. This Timothy Heath was a Baptist minister, he organized the first church in that region. And the same was built on the corner of his new farm. At a point - later called the "state Road" and he became its pastor which position he held until his death over 40 years. He was the father of a large family of whom Asahel Heath was the oldest - and grandfather of Jeff T. Heath, the writer. Note 8 - This Asahel Heath was born in Salem, Conn. before the removal of his parents to Jefferson Co. NY. in A. D. 1810 he married Sally Law who is referred to in Note this record. They resided at Watertown, NY as farmers until A. D. 1856 whey they moved to Wis. Setting on a farm in Clifton, Monroe Co., Wis. when he died in 18-- and was soon followed by his wife who died in 18--. They were the parents of Eli E. Heath - father of Jeff T. Heath (the writer). Note 9 - This Eli Eastman Heath was born in Adams, Jeff. Co., NY, was the father of Jeff T. Heath (the writer). He married Amanda M. Allen at Oswego, NY in A. D. 1836. who is referred to in Note -- of this record. They were farmers and dairymen from A. D. 1836 until A. D. 1854 when they moved to the State of Wisconsin. Setting in Fountain, Juneau Co., where they made it their home for the remainder of their lives. A happy professing Christan (Baptist) people. A full and complete family record of this family appears elsewhere in this catalogue as no. -- to which reference is here by made. Note 10 - This Jeff Tillinghast Heath (the compiler of this catalogue) was born at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY and the father of Jeff E. Heath. He married Eva Smith at Fond du Lac, Wis in 1866 - who is referred to in Note -- of this record. He commenced life as a clerk, then surveyor and engineer, merchant - lumberman, real estate and banker. Having their home at Grayside, Mauston, Wis. Full records of this family hare in Note --- Note 11 - This Jefferson Eli Heath is the son of J. T. Heath and Eva Heath, now a minor attending school. The full record of his family appear in this catalogue as no. ----. Note 12 - This Sally Law was born Nov 19th, 1790. Home was in Westmorland, Onida Co., NY and was the daughter of the Hon. George W. Law. The Law family tracing its blood back to noble English families in Europe - A very extensive genealogical record having been kept by that family. Said records include every off spring from Sally Laws union with the Heath family up to 1895. Said records are now kept up by Eli B. Law, who's P. O. address now (1900) is Bartlet Onideo Co., NY. The noble character of this grand old lady fully demonstrated that she never sprang from a mean linage - none know her but to reverence. She died at their daughters home on the -- day of --- A. D. ---- in Fountain, Juneau Co., Wis. and was buried beside her husband (Asahel Heath) in the country cemetery two miles west of New Lisbon in said town of Fountain. Note 13 - Amanda Malvina Allen was born June 1st, A.D. 1816, in Herkimer Co., NY. Her parents were descended from Holland Duch - they all possessed remarkable physical powers and were frugal industrious and genial people. She was the daughter of Amasa Allen and was married to Eli E. Heath June 5th A. D. 1836, they are the parents of Jeff T. Heath (the writer). She died at the home of her daughter Lovilla H. Atkins, Nov 30th A.D. 1896. A full family record of their family appears in this catalogue as no---. Note 14 - Eva Heath was the daughter of John Smith and one of a numerous family - she with her parents came from Henderson, NY to Juneau Co., Wis. with her in A.D. 1854. When twenty years of age she was married to Lewis Benjamin a RR engineer by who she had two sons, Ernest V. and Wert L. Benjamin. Her husband died NOv. 13th A.D. 1865 he having been born Aug. 2d A.D. 1833. In A.D. 1866 she married Jeff T. Heath, the two stepsons were taken into the family and reared to manhood. At present (AD 1900) Ernest V. resides at Mauston, Wis. and Wert L. at Ashton, Iowa. Both married and have families. The mutual relations of this later day family having always been of the most pleasant and pleasing character. |
Smith Family
~ Genealogical Notes and Reference ~
| Note 1 - Record missing but was known to be a very early settler in
Henderson, Jefferson Co., NY. Having come there from the New England
States with his son Samuel. Note 2 - Grandfather of John Smith who resided nearly his whole time in Henderson, Jefferson Co., NY and died there. Note 3 - Father of John Smith he was twice married, the last time when about 75 years of age. Note 4 - Father of Eva and George P. Smith. He came from the State of New York to Wisconsin in A.D. 1854 - settling in Fountain, Juneau Co., Wis. Note 5 - Eva Smith born Dec 16th A.D. 1841. See Note 14 Heath Family on page 8 this catalogue. Note 6 - George Patterson Smith, son of John Smith, was suddenly killed by the explosion of a steam boiler, near Wonewoc, Wis. on Jan. 10th A.D. 1881 while officiating as the engineer of a saw mill. Note 7 - Nancy Smith Niffin - no particulars of her life are known, save that she was born Nov 20th, 1785. Note 8 - Mary Ann Smith, wife of John Smith, was born June 20th, 1818 at (uk) Vermont and died at Mauston March 6th, A.D. 1892 at the age of 74 years. Note 9 - Jeff T. Heath. See Heath Family Note 10 and 14. Note 10 - Ema Whittemore, wife of George P. Smith, was born Sept. 7th, 1850 in Northern New York. Came with her parents to Wisconsin about 1856, her mother & father died soon after leaving her an orphan. She was reared to womanhood by Eli E. Heath in Fountain, Wisconsin with whom she lived until married on Nov. 9th, A.D. 1870. |
Jeff. T.Heath Family
~ Genealogical Notes and Reference ~
| Note 1 - Jeff T. Heath. See Note 10 Heath Family Page 7 Note 2 - Eva Smith. See Note 14 Heath Family Page 8 Note 3 - Berta Heath, daughter of Jeff T. and Eva Heath died Sept. 2d, 1894 after long and intense suffering from a "sarcoma" - was buried at Mauston on family lot in Oakwood cemetery. Note 4 - Mary Ann Amanda Malvina, daughter of Jeff T. and Eva Heath Note 5 - Jefferson Eli Heath, son of Jeff T. and Eva Heath. |
Benjamin Family
~ Genealogical Notes and Reference ~
| Note 1 - Unknown grandfather of Lewis Benjamin Note 2 - Arichibal Benjamin, father of Lewis Benjamin. He resided in Vernon Co., Wis. at time of his death, very little know. Note 3 - Lewis Benjamin, father of Ernest Vincent and Wert Lewis Benjamin. He was an RR engineer by trade and in the employ of the Milwaukee & La Crosse RR. He died in 1865. Buried at New Lisbon and later his remains was removed to the Heath & Benjamin family lot, Mauston. Note 4 - Ernest Vincent Benjamin. Oldest son of Lewis and Eva Benjamin who married Ida Miller. Note 5 - Wert Lewis. Youngest son of Lewis and Eva Benjamin who married Augusta Huff. Note 6 - Ida Miller Benjamin, wife of Ernest V. Benjamin who was married at Cumberland, Wis. on 10 day of February A.D. 1886. She is the daughter of Fred J. Miller, a lumber manufacturer, and was born January 30, A.D. 1866. Note 7 - Augusta Huff Benjamin, wife of Wert L. Benjamin who were married at Wonewoc, Wis. on the 20 day of December A.D. 1887 and was born on the --- day of ---- A.D. 1862. |
~ Names on Genealogical Tree ~
| 1 Timothy Heath 2 George W. 3 Asahel Heath 4 Sally M. Law Heath 5 Eli Eastman Heath 6 Amanda Malvina Allen Heath 7 Charles Consider Heath 8 Angeline B. Parmeter Heath 9 Eunice Heath Spaulding 10 Harrison Spaulding 11 Celista Fisk Heath 12 John Fisk 13 Morrison George Heath 14 Betsy Harriman Heath 15 Lavilla Heath Atkins 16 Luther M. Atkins 17 Jefferson Tillinghast Heath 18 Eva Smith Benjamin Heath 19 Louis Benjamin 20 DeForest Montesque Heath 21 Charles Henry Heath 22 Herbert Hudson Heath 23 Kate Funk Heath 24 Jessie Grimmer Heath 25 Myrt Runkle Grimmer Heath 26 George Law Heath 27 Jenette Clark Heath 28 Victor 29 Ella J. Macomber Heath 30 Adella D. Heath Taylor 31 Sanford Garret Taylor |
32 De Elbert Parimeter Heath 33 Maria Clark Heath 34 Adelbert Parmenter Heath 35 Alice Hoton Heath 36 Alice Spaulding Capstick 37 George Capstick 38 Candice C. Spaulding Sargent 39 Joseph Morse Sargent 40 Eli Lute Atkins 41 Hannah Monreo Atkins 42 Hellen Atkins DeVan 43 Frank Emery DeVan 44 Ada Lavilla Atkins 45 Herbertie Heath 46 Mary Ann Amanda Malvina Heath 47 Jefferson Eli Heath 48 Ernest Vincent Benjamin 49 Ida Miller Benjamin 50 Wert Louis Benjamin 51 Augusta Huff Benjamin 52 Avis M. Heath 53 James D. Waldon 54 Charles Victor Heath 55 Lydia Nuttal Heath 56 May C. Heath 57 Eunice Calista Capstick 58 Harrison Spaulding Capstick 59 Doratha Phebe Capstick 60 Wilma Ethel Taylor 61 Emery Charles Taylor |
62 Irma Grace Heath 63 Ruth Angeline Heath 64 Harry Hoton Heath 65 Ernest DeElbert Heath 66 Winnie Angeline Heath 67 Harry James Heath 68 Lillian L. Heath 69 Luther Erastus DeVan 70 Charles Horton DeLap 71 Hattie Hazel Heath 72 Helen Lavilla Atkins 73 Mary Martha Atkins 74 Eva Heath Benjamin 75 Lewis Wert Benjamin 76 Lila Benjamin 77 Frederick John Benjamin 78 Mayne Marie Benjamin 79 Charles Ernest Benjamin 80 Charles Eugene Heath 81 Ralph Wert Benjamin 82 Hellen Eva Benjamin 83 Frederick Henry Runkle 84 Ralph Patterson Smith 85 Harry Emerson Smith 86 Emeline Smith 87 George Patterson Smith 88 Georgia Emma Smith 89 Albert Jefferson Atkins 90 Kathryne K. Walden 91 Joseph Heath |
~ Notes for Genealogical Tree - Heath and Law Family
~
| Note | Born | Died | Married |
1 |
1761 Salem, Conn. | Jeff. Co., NY | |
2 |
1756 Westmorland, NY | Aug 1820 Westmorland, NY | 1782 Wostmorland, NY - Martha Allen |
3 |
5 Jul 1786 Salem, Conn. | 15 Feb 1861 Clifton, Wis. | 25 Feb 1810 Adams, NY - Sally Law |
4 |
19 Nov 1790 Onida Co., NY | 13 Jun 1865 Fountain, Wis. | 25 Feb 1810 Adams, NY - Asahel Heath |
5 |
14 Apr 1811 Adams, NY | 2? Feb 1879 Mauston, Wis | 5 Jun 1836 Oswego Ny - A. M. Heath |
6 |
1 Jun 1816 Herkimer Co., NY | 30 Nov 1896 Mauston, Wis | 5 Jun 1836 Oswego, Ny - Eli E. Heath |
7 |
6 Apr 1816 Jeff. Co., NY | 11 Sep 1884 Fountain, Wis | 5 Nov 1841 Jeff. Co., NY - A Permenter |
8 |
3 Apr 1818 Jeff. Co., NY | 10 Feb 1883 Fountain, Wis | 5 Nov 1841 Jeff. Co., NY - Chas C Heath |
9 |
18 ??? 1878 Jeff. Co., NY | 30 Jan 1899 Wonewoc, Wis | 27 Sep 1842 Watertown, NY - H. Spaulding |
10 |
27 Sep 1814 Jeff. Co., NY | 17 Mar 1849 Smithville, NY | 27 Sep 1842 Watertown, NY - Eunice Heath |
11 |
4 Jun 1822 Jeff. Co., NY | 31 Dec 1875 Watertown, NY | 13 Oct 1852 Watertown, NY - Jno. Fisk |
12 |
26 Oct 1824 Jeff. Co., NY | 13 Oct 1852 Watertown, NY - Colista Heath | |
13 |
24 Aug 1825 Jeff. Co., NY | 9 Dec 1856 Elkhorn, Wis - B. Harrison | |
14 |
25 Jul 1836 Montreal Conada | 9 Dec 1856 Elkhorn, Wis - Morrison G. Heath | |
15 |
7 Jun 1873 Watertown, NY | 18 Jan 1857 Fountain, Wis - L. M. Atkins | |
16 |
23 Dec 1834 Middletown, Ct. | 18 Jan 1857 Fountain, Wis - Lovilla Heath | |
17 |
27 M?? 1837 Watertown, NY | 23 Dec 1866 Fond du Lac, Wis - Eva Benjamin | |
18 |
18 Dec 1841 Astubula, O | 23 Dec 1866 Fon du Lac, Wis - Jeff T. Heath | |
19 |
2 Aug 1833 Cleveland, O | 13 Nov 1865 Brandon, Wis | 18 Oct 1860 Fountain, Wis - Eva Smith |
20 |
13 Dec 1845 Dexter, NY | 20 Dec 1854 Elkhorn, Wis | |
21 |
31 ??? 1852 Loramie, NY | 15 Nov 1867 Fountain, Wis | |
22 |
14 Oct 1857 Fountain, Wis | 16 Feb 1881 Wonewoc, Wis - Kate Funk | |
23 |
17 Jun 1857 Ft Atkinson, Wis | 4 Feb 1889 Mauston, Wis | 16 Feb 1881 Wonewoc, Wis - H. H. Heath |
24 |
19 Mar 1867 Mauston, Wis | 17 May 1895 Mauston, Wis | 13 Jun 1894 Mauston, Wis - H. H. Heath |
25 |
14 Dec 1857 Castile, NY | 26 Jul 1898 Mauston, Wis - H. H. Heath | |
26 |
8 Oct 1845 Jeff. Co., NY | 30 Nov 1868 Fountain, Wis - Nettie Clark | |
27 |
28 Jan 1845 Stanstead P???? | 30 Nov 1868 Fountain, Wis - Geo. L. Heath | |
28 |
13 Dec 1848 Jeff. Co., NY | 8 Jun 1880 New Lisbon, Wis | 8 Jun 1880 Lisbon, Wis - Ella Macomber |
29 |
10 Oct 1855 Lisbon, Wis | 8 Jun 1880 New Lisbon, Wis | 8 Jun 1880 Lisbon, Wis - V. D. Heath |
30 |
13 Dec 1848 Jeff. Co., NY | 6 May 1899 Mauston, Wis | 24 Jul 1886 Michigan - S. Taylor |
31 |
10 May 1850 Hartford, Mich | 24 Jul 1886 Michigan - Adella Heath | |
32 |
7 Feb 1857 Fountain, Wis | 11 Aug 1889 Fountain, Wis - Maria Clark? | |
33 |
6 Nov 1857 Mitchell, Wis | 11 Aug 1886 Fountain, Wis - DeElbert Heath | |
34 |
7 Feb 1857 Fountain, Wis | 24 Jun 1885 Fountain, Wis - Allice Holton | |
35 |
6 May 1862 Columbus, Wis | 24 Jun 1885 Fountain, Wis - Adelbert Heath | |
36 |
19 Aug 1844 Jeff. Co., NY | 22 Mar 1862 Fountain Wis. - Geo Capstick | |
37 |
?? Nov 1827 ?ent York Co. ? | 22 Mar 1862 Fountain, Wis - Allice Spaulding | |
38 |
7 Sep 1847 Jeff. Co., NY | 7 May 1888 Lisbon, Wis. - J. Sargent | |
39 |
25 Jan 1832 Hillsboro, NY | 7 May 1888 Lisbon, Wis - Candis(?) Spaulding | |
40 |
19 Aug 1859 Mauston, Wis | 10 Apr 1885 Mauston, Wis - H. Monroe | |
41 |
31 May 1864 Lemonwier,Wis | 10 Apr 1885 Mauston, WIs - Eli L. Atkins | |
42 |
1 Jun 1864 Mauston, Wis | 1 Dec 1886 Mauston, Wis - F. E. DeVan | |
43 |
10 May 1864 Mauston, Wis | 1 Dec 1886 Mauston, Wis - Hellen Atkins | |
44 |
9 Dec 1866 Mauston, Wis | ||
45 |
24 Nov 1869 New Lisbon, Wis | 21 Sep 1894 Mauston, Wis | |
46 |
3 Nov 1881 Wonewoc, Wis | ||
47 |
15 May 1884 Wonewoc, Wis | ||
48 |
9 Dec 1861 New Lisbon, Wis | 10 Feb 1886 Cumberland, Wis-Ida Miller | |
49 |
30 Jan 1866 Carver, Minn | 10 Feb 1886 Cumberland, Wis- E.V. Benjamin | |
50 |
9 Dec 1861 New Lisbon, Wis | 20 Dec 1887 Wonewoc, Wis - Augusta H??? | |
51 |
23 Nov 1862 Wonewoc, Wis | 20 Dec 1881 Wonewoc, Wis - W. L. Benjamin | |
52 |
8 Aug 1871 Fountain, Wis | James Walden | |
53 |
27 Oct 1872 (can't read) | Ava M. Heath | |
54 |
12 Mar 1873 Fountain, Wis | 9 Dec 1896 Lisbon, Wis - Lydia Nuttle | |
55 |
10 Dec 1870 Lisbon, WIs | 9 Dec 1896 Lisbon, Wis - Chas. U. Heath | |
56 |
23 Nov 1877 Fountain, Wis | ||
57 |
20 Jul 1872 Fountain, Wis | ||
58 |
4 Nov 1876 Fountain, Wis | ||
59 |
14 Mar 1879 Fountain, Wis | ||
60 |
29 Aug 1881 Wayne, Mich. | ||
61 |
17 Sep 1896 Lindina, Wis | ||
62 |
19 Dec 1888 New Lisbon, Wis | ||
63 |
24 Dec 1892 Tomahawk, Wis | ||
64 |
7 Dec 1887 Fountain, Wis | 16 Aug 1896 Fountain, Wis | |
65 |
11 Jun 1888 Fountain, Wis | ||
66 |
1 Mar 1891 Fountain, Wis | ||
67 |
19 Jan 1899 Fountian, Wis | ||
68 |
26 Oct 1888 Lagrace, SD | ||
69 |
29 Apr 1890 Mound City, SD | ||
70 |
26 Oct 1888 Lagrace, SD | ||
71 |
17 Mar 1886 Wonewoc, Wis | ||
72 |
4 Dec 1886 Mauston, Wis | ||
73 |
29 Jun 1889 Mauston, Wis | ||
74 |
23 Nov 1886 Cumberland, Wis | ||
75 |
3 Sep 1888 Mauston, Wis | ||
76 |
1 Aug 1890 Mauston, Wis | ||
77 |
3 Aug 1892 Mauston, Wis | ||
78 |
1 Nov 1888 Ashton, Iowa | ||
79 |
22 Jul 1892 Ashton, Iowa | ||
80 |
12 Jan 1889 Mauston, Wis | 8 Sep 1889 Mauston, Wis | |
81 |
24 Jan 1897 Mauston, Wis | ||
82 |
15 Mar 1900 Ashton, Iowa | ||
83 |
27 Mar 1878 Mauston, Wis | ||
84 |
24 Feb 1879 Fountain, Wis | ||
85 |
15 Sep 1871 Wonewoc, Wis | ||
86 |
7 Sep 1850 Northern, NY | 9 Nov 1870 New Lisbon, Wis - Geo. P. Smith | |
87 |
21 Feb 1846 Jeff Co., NY | 10 Jan 1881 Wonewoc, Wis | 9 Nov 1870 New Lisbon, Wis-Ema Whittenson |
88 |
16 Feb 1881 Wonewoc, Wis | 13 May 1881 Wonewoc, Wis | |
89 |
6 Sep 1861 Mauston, Wis | 16 Feb 1870 Mt Pleasant, Ga | |
90 |
5 Jan 1895 Richland Co., Wis | ||
91 |
4 Apr 1813 Watertown, NY | 14 Apr 1813 Watertown, NY |