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Who was a veteran of Winnebago County is interpreted very broady and the information is much more than just military information.
Who was a veteran of Winnebago County is interpreted very broady and the information is much more than just military information.
"Walnut Station, and later Walnut Grove, did not exist as a village at the time of the Civil War, (more often at that time referred to as the War of the Rebellion). However, the soldiers that fought in this bloody affair from 1861-1865 helped build Walnut Grove and the surrounding vicinity ... This booklet will focus only on a few of the early soldiers that helped build Walnut Station -- Walnut Grove ... They are Elias Bedal, Charles Loring Webber, Rev. Leonard Hathway Moses, Byron Mordant Knight, Frederick Fayette Goff, Jacob Thode Tillisch and John Bernard Leo."--Page 2
“Apps is a man of ideas who is sensitive to the touch, the smells, and the feel of doing things by hand, today and a hundred years ago.”—from the foreword by Senator Gaylord Nelson Originally published in 1970, The Land Still Lives is the first book by Wisconsin’s greatest rural philosopher, Jerry Apps. Written when he was still a young agriculture professor at the University of Wisconsin, The Land Still Lives was readers’ first introduction to Jerry’s farm in central Wisconsin, called Roshara, and the surrounding community of Skunk’s Hollow. This special 50th-anniversary edition features a new epilogue, in which Jerry revisits his philosophy of caring for the land so it in turn will care for us. This is vintage Apps, essential reading for Jerry’s legions of fans—and for all who, like Jerry, wish “to develop a relationship with nature and all its mystery and wonder.”
In the early stages of Wisconsin's statehood, Vermonters settled in an area in east-central Wisconsin. Poy Sippi is a fine example of the pioneers' thirst for adventure, exploration, and hard work ethic. The lakes, creeks, and swamps did not impede this thirst. A small town nestled between two hills, Poy Sippi reminded the settlers of their eastern homes. The interaction of families within the neighboring communities brought about strong bonds and the development of eastern Waushara County. This is their story, told through vintage photographs.
Lists posts, badges and officers of Wisconsin Civil War veterans organizations.