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Delavan and Sharon, (Walworth County), WI, and Racine (Racine County), WI |
Company left New York on July 25, 1856 |
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Grant County, WI |
One child was sent from New York in January 1857 |
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Janesville, Rock County, WI |
A mother and daughter were sent on from a distribution in Ohio, which left on March 30, 1858 |
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Ashby and Summit, WI |
A group of five children, ages six, eight, ten, sixteen, and twenty, were sent in June 1859 |
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Ripon, (Fond du Lac County),WI |
Left Sep 11, 1862 from New York. One fifteen year-old sent from Medina Co., Ohio to Ripon, WI |
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Oshkosh (Winnebago County), Berlin and Markesan (Green Lake County), Rushford (Winnebago County) |
CAS agent O'Connin (or O'Connor) accompanied a group of forty children on September 12, 1865. The group consisted of a lot of teenagers. |
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LaCrosse, (LaCrosse County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of thirty plus children on June 19, 1866 |
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Portage, Arlington, and Lodi (Columbia County), Briggsville (Marquette County), and West Point (Columbia County), WI |
CAS agent O'Connin accompanied a very large group on September 11, 1866. The main stop was in Portage. The children's names filled three quarters of a page in the CAS record book. |
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Sparta and Leon (Monroe County), Farmer's Valley ( ? County), West Salem and Bangor (LaCrosse County), Bad Axe, Burns, ( ? County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a very large group on December 14, 1867, bound for Sparta, WI. A few were placed in other states en-route.
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Summit, Concord and Alderney (Dodge or Jefferson County?), Mapleton (Dodge County), Monterey and Oconomowoc (Jefferson County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of fifteen children on January 26, 1869, bound for Summit, WI.
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Fort Atkinson, Jefferson County, WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of children on April 20, 1869. Six were placed in Chicago, IL, en-route.
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Fort Howard, Brown Co., WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of eight to ten children on July 27, 1869.
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Stoughton, (Dane County), Fulton and Edgerton (Rock County), WI |
CAS agent Charles Fry accompanied a group, which consisted of mainly families, on August 10, 1869. The official destination was Stoughton, WI. The group consisted of one 76 year-old. Five teenagers went to Fulton, and one 15 year-old went to Edgerton.
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Fox Lake, (Dodge County),WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of twenty children on September 7, 1869. Some were placed in other states en-route. There were some families in the group.
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New Lisbon and Armenia (Juneau County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of children bound for New Lisbon on November 2, 1869. Most were placed in New Lisbon, but about half were placed elsewhere.
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Watertown, Jefferson County, WI |
A mother and father, along with five or six of their children, were placed in 1869.
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destinations not given |
CAS reports that they sent 163 children to WI between February 1st and October 1st, 1869, and an additional 106 children between November 1869, and October 1870.
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18. |
Boscobel, Fennimore, Lancaster, Woodman, and Blue River (Grant County), and Byrds Corners (Richland County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a large group bound for Boscobel on June 14, 1870.
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Spring Green (Sauk County), Black Earth, and Mazomanie, (Dane County), WI |
On July 11, 1870, CAS agent Charles Fry accompanied a group of children "to the west." The official destination was Spring Green. Most were placed in Spring Green and Mazomanie, with three being placed in Black Earth.
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Elkhorn (Walworth County), Beloit (Rock County), and Burlington (Racine County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of twenty children bound for Elkhorn, WI on March 5, 1872. Several were placed outside of WI. Most were placed in Elkhorn, with the balance in Beloit, and Burlington.
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Dane and Grant County, WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of children to Portage City on January 7, 1873.
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Mauston, Lyndon (or Lisbon?), Orange ( ? County), and Kildare (Juneau County), WI |
CAS agent Charles Fry accompanied a group of twelve children on January 9, 1873.
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Kilbourn City (now Wisconsin Dells in Sauk County?), Mauston (Juneau County), and Orange (Columbia County or Juneau County?), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied ten or eleven children bound for Kilbourn City on February 2, 1873.
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Black River Falls and Melrose, (Jackson County), WI |
Between twelve and fifteen children left New York on February 18, 1873. Twelve were placed in Black Earth, and one in Melrose.
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25. |
Augusta, (Eau Claire County), WI |
CAS agent E. Trott accompanied a group of thirteen children about early November 1875.
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