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Author: Donald Joseph Schulteis
Publisher: Self Published
Published Date: 2002
Pages: 93
Description: Provides an overview on the establishment of the Catholic Church in Washington and Ozaukee Countries along with supportive information, history and pastor assignments for each parish and mission.
Available At: all libraries and historical societies in Washington County, Milwaukee Archdiocese Archives, Milwaukee Genealogical Society, Milwaukee Historical Society, Milwaukee Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society.
Bios: none
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Research Team: H. Rilling, P. Meyer, B. Hetzel, and E. Wendelborn; Edward Pierog
Publisher: Washington County Historical Society
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 100
Description: Provides a list of all communities, churches, cemeteries and lakes in Washington County. Included are the names by which these entities have been known throughout the years. This book has been superseded by a 2001 version.
Available At: Washington County Historical Society; West Bend Library; Slinger Library; UW-Washington County
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Author: Gregory A, Boyd
Publisher: Arphax Publishing Company; Norman, Oklahoma, USA
Published Date: 2007
Pages: 232
Description: 41 total maps. There are 3 maps for each of the 12 Congressional townships that make up Washington County. Each Township has a Patent Map, Patent Index, Road Map, and a Historical Map which includes Waterways, Watercourses & Railroads. The Road and Historical Maps also include the City-centers and cemeteries that can be found at NationalAtlas.gov. Also a Surname/Patent Index and a Surname/Township Index. Included Appendices identify multi-Patentee buying groups and also list the numerous Aliquot (section) parts.
Available At: from the publisher at www.arphax.com
Surnames: ABBE, ABBOTT, ABELING, ABERLE, ABRAHAM, ACKKAL, ADAM, ADAMS, ADLER, AHERN, AHNERT, ALBERT, ALBINGER, ALBRIGHT, ALDEN, ALEXANDER, ALLEN, ALTMAYER, ALTON, AMAN, AMIDON, AMY, ANDERSEN, ANDERSON, ANDRAS, ANDREW, ANDRUS, ANSPACH, ARMSTRONG, ARNDT, ARNET, ARNOLD, ASHWORTH, ASLAKSON, ATWOOD, AUPPERLE, AUSTIN, AVERY, BAASCH, BABILLE, BACHHUBR, BACKES, BACKHAUS, BACKUS, BADER, BAERKLAIN, BAESEMAN, BAESSEL, BAHL, BAIAL, BAIER, BAIL, BAILEY, BAKER, BALDWIN, BALES, BALL, BALLHEIM, BALLS, BANKES, BANNAR, BANNER, BARBER, BARKOW, BARN, BARNES, BARNET, BARNETT, BARNEY, BARRES, BARRETT, BARRY, BARTELT, BARTER, BARTH, BARTLETT, BARTMAN, BARTZ, BARWIG, BARWIND, BASEMANN, BASSELL, BASTIAN, BASTIN, BASTON, BATES, BATH, BATTERSON, BATZLER, BAUER, BAUM, BAUMANN, BAUMER, BAUNGARDT, BEACHER, BEARINGER, BECK, BECKER, BECKERLE, BECKWITH, BEEBE, BEEMER, BEGER, BEIGLER, BEIMGENHEIMER, BELLIN, BENG, BENNER, BENNETT, BENSON, BERNERS, BERRES, BERTSCHY, BERWIND, BESEN, BETTINGER, BETTSCHEN, BEZOLT, BIDWELL, BIEGLER, BIELFELD, BIGSBY, BINGEN, BINGENHAMER, BINGENHEIMER, BINGHAM, BINZLER, BIRCHARD, BIRCHLER, BIRMINGHAM, BISSELL, BITTER, BIVEN, BLACKMORE, BLAKELY, BLANCHARD, BLENKER, BLISS, BLOMMER, BLOOMER, BLOUNT, BODDEN, BODEN, BODERIE, BOGEL, BOHAN, BOHM, BOHN, BONER, BONG, BONLANDER, BOOKMAN, BOOS, BORDEN, BORDON, BOTEN, BOUCHIER, BOUMGARTNER, BOURST, BOWEN, BOWER, BOWMAN, BOYLE, BRACE, BRADLEY, BRADY, BRAND, BRASURE, BRAUN, BRAUNE, BRAWN, BRENNAN, BRENNEN, BRENNER, BREWER, BRIANT, BRIDGES, BRIGHAM, BRIGHT, BRIMMER, BRINDEMUL, BRITTING, BROATZMANN, BROBST, BROCHMAN, BROHL, BROITZMANN, BROM, BRONS, BROOKINS, BROOKS, BROPHY, BROSIUS, BROWN, BRUCE, BRUGGER, BRUM, BRUMM, BRUNS, BRUSS, BRYAN, BUB, BUBLETZ, BUBLITZ, BUCHECKER, BUCHLER, BUCHSIEB, BUCK, BUCKHAUS, BUCKLEY, BULEN, BULLARD, BULLER, BULLOCK, BUNCE, BUNKS, BUNZENDAHL, BURCKERT, BURDICK, BURK, BURKE, BURMEISTER, BURNE, BURNES, BURNETT, BURNS, BURST, BURT, BUTH, BUTLER, BUTZ, BYRN, BYRNE, BYRNES, CAGHLAN, CALDWELL, CALLAGHAN, CAMERON, CAMPBELL, CANTEELL, CANTWALL, CANTWELL, CANTY, CAREY, CARNAGH, CARRLAN, CARROLL, CARTER, CARY, CASPAR, CASTNER, CASWELL, CAVAN, CAVANAGH, CAVENAGH, CAWKINS, CHAMNITZER, CHANDLER, CHANION, CHAPMAN, CHARROIN, CHEASTY, CHRISNACHER, CHRISTIE, CHRISTNAGEL, CHRISTOPHERSEN, CHROZIE, CHURCH, CHURCHILL, CLAFY, CLARK, CLARKE, CLASSEN, CLEM, CLEMENTS, CLERMES, CLOW, CLUDIUS, COAKLEY, COATES, COKELEY, COKELY, COKLEY, COLATH, COLE, COLLINS, COLVIN, COLWELL, COMMERSCA, COMSTOCK, CONANT, CONATY, CONDEN, CONLAN, CONLEY, CONLO, CONLON, CONLY, CONNAR, CONNELL, CONNER, CONNOLLY, CONNOR, CONWAY, COOK, COOLEKIN, COOLEY, COONEY, COONY, COOPER, CORCORAN, CORLEY, CORRIE, CORZILIUS, COSGROW, COSKEY, COSTELLO, COSTIGAN, COTLET, COTTEN, COTTON, COUGHLAN, COULTER, COURTNAY, COWELL, COYNE, CRAIG, CRAMER, CRANE, CRASS, CRESS, CRISPOUM, CRON, CRONEN, CROUDER, CROW, CROWLEY, CUMMINGS, CUMMINS, CUNNINGHAM, CURRIER, CURRY, CURTAIN, CURTIS, CURTISS, DACHTLER, DAEGLING, DAHM, DAHN, DAILEY, DAILY, DALEY, DALLICKER, DALTON, DALY, DAMEROW, DANEKER, DANFORTH, DANIELS, DANSBACH, DAPPER, DARLIG, DARLING, DARMODY, DAUL, DAVENPORT, DAVIDSON, DAVIES, DAVISEN, DAVY, DAY, DECEMBER, DECOND, DEISSEROTH, DELANY, DEMING, DEMMON, DEMPSEY, DENGEL, DENNEN, DENNY, DENSMORE, DENSPERGER, DERFOS, DERFUS, DERNING, DETLING, DETMERING, DETTENTHALER, DEUTSCH, DEVEREUX, DEWEY, DHEIN, DICKERMAN, DIEFENTHAELER, DIEFFENBACHER, DIELS, DIGNUM, DILLON, DINGLER, DIVIN, DIX, DIXHEIMER, DIXON, DODGE, DOERFUSS, DONAHEW, DONAHOE, DONAHUGH, DONALD, DONEY, DONKE, DONNELEY, DONNELL, DONNELLY, DONNER, DONOGHUA, DONOGHUE, DONOHUGH, DOOLEY, DOON, DORAN, DORCH, DORFUS, DOTY, DOUGLAS, DOUGLASS, DOWLING, DOWNER, DOYLE, DRECKMAN, DRISKEL, DRISKILL, DRIVER, DUFF, DUFFRIN, DUGAN, DUNAGAN, DUNBAR, DUNN, DUNTON, DUTCHER, DUTERMAN, DUTSCH, DUTTLINGER, DUTTON, DWELLE, DWYER, EARLEY, EATON, EAUCKE, EBELING, EBERHARD, EBERHARDT, EBERLE, EBLING, ECKEL, ECKHOF, EDER, EDGE, EDGERTON, EGAN, EGGERT, EHLERT, EICHELBERGER, EICKHORST, EIFLER, EIKEIR, EIL, EIMERMANN, EINFAL, EISENMENGER, EKMKE, EKSTEIN, ELENGSEN, ELHAFEN, ELLIOTT, ELLIS, ELOS, EMERICK, EMERY, EMIG, EMMEL, EMURICK, ENDERS, ENDLICH, ENDRES, ENERSEN, ENGEL, ENGELEITER, ENGELHARD, ENGELS, ENGLISH, ENRIGHT, ERWIN, ESHER, ESTABROOKS, EUGESTER, EUHHORST, EVANS, EVENS, EVERLY, EVERTS, EWER, FABER, FAGAN, FALLMER, FARR, FARRER, FAVOUR, FAY, FEDERHEN, FEE, FEENY, FEHERY, FEIGI, FEITEN, FELBAUN, FELBER, FELLBAUKIN, FELLENZ, FELTEN, FENECY, FENSTERMECHER, FERGUSON, FICKEISEN, FIDER, FIEBRAUTZ, FIELDHOUSE, FIENE, FILBER, FILNER, FINDORFF, FINEGAN, FINK, FINLAY, FIRSTENBERGER, FISCHER, FISH, FITSIMONS, FITZGERALD, FITZPATRICK, FIX, FLANAGAN, FLANEGAN, FLEISCHMAN, FLEISCHMANN, FLEMING, FLEMMING, FLETCHER, FLICKENGER, FLICKNER, FLINN, FLYNN, FOGARTY, FOGEL, FOGT, FOHN, FOLEY, FOLK, FOOS, FOOT, FORBER, FORD, FOSS, FOSTER, FOX, FOY, FRAI, FRANCHERE, FRANCK, FRANK, FRANZ, FRASER, FRATER, FREASSZ, FREEMAN, FREER, FREISZ, FRELING, FRENCH, FREUDENBERGER, FREWY, FREY, FRIBERGER, FRIEDERICK, FRIESZ, FRIEZ, FRINK, FRITSINGER, FRITZINGER, FRY, FRYBURGER, FUCHS, FUEBBER, FUELBER, FUGA, FUHRMANN, FUITEN, FULBER, FULLER, FULLERTON, FULWILER, FUNCK, FUNK, FURMAN, GADEN, GAHL, GAINER, GAISTGAN, GALLAGHER, GALLAHER, GALLIGAN, GALLION, GALLIVAN, GANER, GANNAUN, GANSEN, GANSSEL, GARABICH, GARBISCH, GARDINER, GARTLAND, GARTON, GARVEY, GARVY, GATES, GATSCH, GATZ, GAUERKE, GEASAN, GEHL, GEHRING, GEIB, GEIDEL, GEIRACH, GEISBERG, GELASPE, GENSMANN, GENZ, GEPHERT, GERE, GERLACH, GERLICK, GERMAN, GERSTNER, GERVEY, GIBBS, GIBLIN, GIESMAN, GIFFORD, GILBERT, GILFORD, GILFOYLE, GILL, GILLESPIE, GILLIS, GILSON, GINSZ, GITTNER, GIUSTA, GIVEN, GLANDEREY, GLEASON, GLEISNER, GLIER, GODEN, GODY, GOELZER, GOETTELMANN, GOETZ, GOFF, GOGGIN, GOOD, GOODENOUGH, GOODMAN, GORRY, GORTH, GOSEMANN, GOTTER, GOTZMAN, GOURDIN, GOURING, GOWER, GRADT, GRADY, GRAESSLE, GRAF, GRAHAM, GRANT, GRAVES, GRAY, GREELEY, GREEN, GREENE, GREIL, GREISEMER, GREUEL, GREULICH, GRIDLEY, GRIEB, GRIEBELER, GRIFFIN, GRIFFING, GRIM, GRINERN, GRISLE, GRISWOLD, GROFFY, GROLEY, GROSCHAUS, GROSS, GROSSLE, GROTH, GROVER, GRUH, GRUNDMANN, GRUNEISEN, GRUSCHUS, GUATH, GUENTHER, GUILFOYL, GUILFOYLE, GUNDERSON, GUNDRUM, GUNST, GUNTHEA, GUNTHER, GUNTLI, GURNET, GUST, GUTH, GUTIAHR, GUTMANN, GUTSCHENREITLER, GUTSCHENRITTER, GUTYAHR, HAAS, HABERNICHT, HACKETT, HADT, HAELY, HAERING, HAFAMEISTER, HAFAMESTER, HAFEMEISTER, HAFTER, HAIGHT, HAIR, HAKKANDORFF, HALE, HALL, HALLAM, HALLEM, HALMER, HALSTEAD, HALSTED, HALVORSIN, HAMILTON, HAMMEL, HAMMER, HANAUER, HANDY, HANER, HANLY, HANRICK, HANS, HANSMANN, HANZ, HAREMANN, HARLACHER, HARLE, HARLOS, HARLY, HARMAN, HARNEY, HARPEKE, HARPER, HARRINGTON, HARRIS, HARTH, HARTLEIB, HARTLIEB, HARTMAN, HARTS, HARVIG, HARZOG, HASCH, HASELTON, HASSINGER, HASWELL, HATCH, HATHAWAY, HAVENMEISTER, HAVOR, HAWLEY, HAYBURN, HAYDEN, HAYES, HAYLETT, HEALION, HEALTH, HEALY, HEARLY, HEATON, HEBERLEIN, HECKER, HEGY, HEICKEL, HEIDENREICH, HEIDTZKE, HEILMANN, HEINE, HEINEMANN, HEINNISCH, HEINRICH, HEINTZ, HEKENDORF, HEKKENDORF, HELMER, HELS, HELZ, HEMMEN, HENEY, HENGEL, HENJE, HENNIG, HENRICH, HENRY, HENSEN, HENZ, HEPEL, HEPP, HERBER, HERBST, HERRIGES, HERRIOT, HERTHER, HERZBERG, HERZWURM, HESSEL, HESZ, HETZEL, HETZELL, HEUS, HEYBURN, HIBBARD, HIBTCHEN, HICKEY, HIERFERTNER, HIGGINS, HILBERT, HILDENSPERGER, HILGER, HILL, HIME, HINDS, HINSDALE, HIRZ, HOCHSTEIN, HOCK, HODGSON, HOEYER, HOFF, HOFFMAN, HOFFMANN, HOGOKOX, HOLEHOUSE, HOLL, HOLMES, HOLRIT, HOLT, HOLZMANN, HOMMIS, HONERATH, HONEY, HOOK, HOREL, HORN, HORNN, HORROGAN, HORTON, HOTH, HOUSAY, HOUSER, HOUSEY, HOUSSOWER, HOWARD, HOWARTH, HOYER, HOYT, HOYTE, HUBBARD, HUBENDHAL, HUGHES, HUIRAS, HUMMEL, HUNT, HURD, HURLEY, HURTUBIS, HURTUBISE, HUSSINGER, HUSTING, HUTCHINSON, ILLIAN, IMSON, INGALLS, INGERSOLL, IRISH, IRWIN, ISAACSEN, ISE, JACKSON, JACKY, JACOB, JACOBUS, JACOBY, JAKLEN, JAKLIN, JAKOBS, JAMCKE, JANZ, JCHAFFT, JEKLIN, JENNER, JENSEN, JESSUP, JEWETT, JOECKEL, JOHANN, JOHEM, JOHN, JOHNSON, JONAS, JONES, JOSEPH, JOY, JOYCE, JUDSON, JULIN, JUNEAU, JUNG, JUST, KAILEY, KANNANBERG, KANNENBERG, KASCHNER, KASTLER, KATZ, KAUFFMAN, KAUFMANN, KAUTH, KEELER, KEEN, KEENAIN, KEENAN, KEIL, KEIPER, KELBY, KELDT, KELLER, KELLEY, KELLOGG, KELLY, KENADY, KENALIE, KENALY, KENNADY, KENNEALY, KENNEDY, KENNEY, KENNY, KEOWN, KERCHIVAL, KERN, KESLEY, KESSEL, KIBBE, KICK, KIEFER, KIEL, KIELEY, KIERO, KIESSINGER, KILBOURN, KILDAHL, KILDEBRAND, KILEY, KILMARTIN, KILMER, KILTZ, KINDERMANN, KING, KINNARY, KINNE, KINNEDY, KINNERY, KIPPENHAN, KIRCHER, KIRKLAND, KISSINGER, KITCHAM, KLABER, KLAUGUS, KLEILLE, KLEIN, KLEINSCHROTT, KLINE, KLOTZSCH, KLUEG, KLUMB, KLUNKE, KNAPEN, KNAPP, KNEELAND, KNEILKAMP, KNEPPEL, KNETZGER, KNIPENBERGER, KNIPPEL, KNOBAL, KNOLL, KNOPEN, KNURR, KOAPKE, KOBLER, KOCH, KOCHER, KOEPKE, KOHL, KOHLER, KOHN, KOLE, KOLER, KOPF, KOPMEIER, KOPP, KORB, KORBLA, KORBLE, KOTZSCH, KRAMER, KRATSOH, KRAUSE, KREBS, KREGER, KREILKAMP, KRELL, KREMER, KREPIN, KREPS, KRESSEN, KRESSIN, KREUGER, KRIEG, KROCHLER, KROHLER, KRUGER, KRUNZER, KUCKUCK, KUECHENMEISTER, KUFER, KUHAUPT, KUHN, KUNOLD, KUNTZ, KUNZ, KUPFER, KUPP, KUPPEL, KURRINGER, KURZ, LA CRAFT, LADD, LAISEY, LAISY, LAKE, LAMB, LAMBERT, LAMBRAHGT, LAMEY, LAMPERT, LANDGRAF, LANDGUTH, LANDVATTER, LANG, LANGE, LANGEN, LAPOINTE, LARKEN, LARKIN, LARY, LASHER, LAST, LATHROP, LAUBENHEIMER, LAUBERHEIMER, LAUERMANN, LAVIN, LAWRENCE, LE FEVRE, LEARY, LEAS, LEASON, LEE, LEHMANN, LEHNER, LEHUIR, LEINIGER, LEININGER, LEIT, LEPKE, LETZOLT, LEVESQUES, LEWIS, LIAS, LIBCKE, LICHT, LIE, LIEBE, LIEBENSTEIN, LIEBER, LIEBL, LIEP, LIES, LIESENER, LIGHT, LILLICRAP, LILLY, LIMBACK, LINAHON, LINDENSCHMIT, LINKER, LIPKEY, LITE, LOCKWOOD, LOEW, LOFE, LOFY, LOGGEBERG, LOGUE, LOHR, LOHRE, LOHRI, LOHRY, LOININGEN, LONERGAN, LONG, LOOMIS, LOOS, LORGE, LOTZ, LOUGHRIN, LOVEWELL, LOWE, LOWER, LOY, LUBCKE, LUBKE, LUCK, LUDERS, LUDINGTON, LUIDWURN, LUKE, LUMKE, LUSCOMBE, LYNCH, LYNDE, LYONS, MAAGENSEN, MACK, MAGENSEN, MAGES, MAGILL, MAHER, MAHL, MAHLOCK, MAHONEY, MAKEL, MAKLE, MALDOON, MALLAN, MALLIN, MALLORY, MALONE, MAMER, MANDEVILLE, MANLEY, MANLY, MANN, MANNING, MARCELLUS, MARCHER, MARKHAM, MARLOW, MARRIGES, MARSDEN, MARSELLUS, MARSH, MARTIN, MARX, MASON, MASTER, MATCH, MATHES, MATLES, MATTER, MATTERSON, MATTES, MATTESON, MATTIS, MATTSON, MAURER, MAURICE, MAXFIELD, MAXON, MAYAR, MAYER, MAYNARD, MCANULTY, MCCAEGE, MCCALL, MCCALVY, MCCANN, MCCARTEY, MCCARTHY, MCCARTNEY, MCCARTY, MCCLEAN, MCCONNELL, MCCONVILL, MCCORMACK, MCCORMICK, MCCRACKEN, MCCUSKER, MCDONAL, MCDONALD, MCDONNELL, MCDOWELL, MCEVOY, MCGARATLY, MCGARRY, MCGAUGH, MCGEE, MCGLOCKLIN, MCGOVERN, MCGOVREN, MCGRATH, MCGRETH, MCGUINIS, MCGUIRE, MCHENRY, MCHUGH, MCKAY, MCKEE, MCKENNA, MCKENNE, MCKENNEY, MCKENZIE, MCKINZIE, MCKITTERICK, MCKONE, MCLAUGHLEN, MCLAUGHLIN, MCLEMENT, MCMANUS, MCMONEGEE, MCNAGHTEN, MCNALLY, MCNAMARA, MCQUEEN, MCQUILLEN, MEADE, MEALEAY, MECHENICH, MEEGE, MEHL, MEIER, MEIRER, MEISDER, MEISTER, MELIUS, MENGER, MENTON, MERCKEL, MERKEL, MERNS, MERRELL, MERRILL, MERTES, MESSER, METZ, METZGER, MEYER, MEYET, MEZ, MICHELS, MIELLER, MILAY, MILES, MILLAY, MILLBROT, MILLER, MINARD, MITCHELL, MITCHELS, MOCKLAR, MOELLER, MOERSFELDER, MOHM, MOHRBACHER, MOLANY, MOLLHEAGEN, MOLLINS, MOLLOY, MOLONY, MOLOY, MONAHAN, MONROW, MOODY, MOON, MOORE, MORAN, MORE, MOREHOUSE, MORGAN, MORGENSCHEIN, MORIARTY, MORRIS, MORVRY, MOSER, MOSHER, MOSMAN, MOSS, MOSSNER, MOTCH, MOTS, MOTSCH, MOUNTAIN, MOUNTIN, MOWER, MUELLER, MUHL, MUHLINS, MULDENHAUER, MULER, MULHARAN, MULHERON, MULKERAN, MULLANEY, MULLEN, MULLER, MULLIN, MULLOY, MUNGER, MUNSON, MUREY, MURPHY, MURRAY, MURRY, MUSGROVE, MUSSWEILER, MUVANNY, MYERS, NAAB, NALOUS, NANSCAWEN, NATZKE, NAUTH, NEALOUS, NEEDHAM, NEIGHORN, NEIL, NELSON, NETRAUER, NEURODE, NEUSSEL, NEWCOMB, NEWHALL, NICHOLAS, NICHOLS, NICKEL, NIECKLOY, NINNHOUSE, NOEL, NOHR, NOLEN, NOLTING, NORTH, NORTHEN, NORTON, NOTT, NOTTING, NOUTH, NOWLAND, NOYES, NUGENT, NUNN, NUNNENMACHER, NUSZ, OBERKIRCHER, OBERLE, OBERMAN, OBERMANN, OBRIEN, OBRIN, OBYRNE, OCONNEL, OCONNELL, OCONNER, OCONNOR, ODELL, ODENBRETT, ODONALD, ODONNELL, OEHRLING, OELHAFEN, OGDEN, OHEALY, OHERN, OHM, OLERY, OLESON, OLIVER, OLSON, ONEIL, ONEILL, ONIEL, OPLADEN, ORENDORFF, OSBURN, OSTRANDER, OSULIVAN, OSULLIVAN, OTTO, OWEN, PALMER, PANCKOW, PAPPARD, PARKER, PARMER, PASMORE, PAUER, PAUL, PAULHUBER, PAULIN, PAULUS, PAWLING, PEARL, PEASE, PECK, PEDERSEN, PEIFER, PEIL, PEKER, PELGER, PENNET, PEPPERD, PERRY, PERSON, PETER, PETERS, PETRE, PETRY, PETZOLD, PFAIL, PFEIL, PFIEL, PFILE, PHALIN, PHELPS, PHILIPS, PHILLIPS, PHIPPEN, PICK, PICKARD, PICKETT, PICKLE, PIERRON, PILCHER, PILGER, PINIONE, PINYON, PIPES, PISTORIUS, PITZOLD, PIXLEY, PLACE, PLATZER, POMIER, PONG, POPP, PORT, PORTER, POTTER, POWDERLY, POWER, PRAEDEL, PRAIL, PRENTICE, PRENTISS, PRESTON, PRICHARD, PRIEDEMAN, PRIEOR, PRIESTLY, PRITSCHET, PROBST, PROCHNOW, PUFF, PULFORD, PULLS, PURTILL, PYBURN, QUAEL, QUICK, QUINN, RACKER, RADMOND, RAHN, RAHSKOPF, RAISER, RAISSER, RAMSEY, RANDINGER, RANEHAN, RAPE, RASCH, RATCLIFFE, RAYNOR, REAMER, REBERG, REBURG, REDIG, REDMAN, REED, REES, REEVE, REGAN, REGELE, REGENFUSZ, REGK, REICHARD, REICHERT, REILLEY, REINARZ, REINEMANN, REIS, REISER, REISSA, REISSE, RETZLAFF, REX, REYNOLDS, RHEINGANS, RICE, RICHASON, RICHTER, RICKER, RIEBE, RIEDEVER, RIEGER, RIENHARDT, RIES, RIETH, RILEY, RILLING, RING, RIORDON, RISAR, RITGER, RITZ, RIX, ROB, ROBBINS, ROBERTS, ROBERTSON, ROBINSON, ROCKER, ROCKOW, RODENKIRCH, RODERMUND, RODGERS, ROHRBACHER, ROLEIGH, ROLFE, ROMIG, ROONEY, ROSAR, ROSEBROOK, ROSENTHAL, ROSS, ROSSMAN, ROTH, ROTTMANN, ROUPLINGER, ROWBOTHAM, ROWE, ROWLEY, RUDDY, RUF, RUHLAND, RUMMENS, RUMRILL, RUNSER, RUPPEL, RUSCO, RUSSEL, RUSSELL, RYAN, RYEN, SAAM, SACKET, SACKRIDER, SACKRITER, SAEBAL, SAFFARD, SAFFRER, SAIBAL, SAIP, SALISBURY, SALSBERRY, SALSBURY, SALTER, SAMPSON, SANFORD, SARGEANT, SAUER, SAWGER, SAWYER, SCHACHT, SCHAEFER, SCHAEFFLER, SCHAETZEL, SCHAFER, SCHAL, SCHALLER, SCHANTZ, SCHATZEL, SCHAUNEL, SCHERER, SCHETZ, SCHEW, SCHILT, SCHIMSHEIMER, SCHINNER, SCHITN, SCHITZ, SCHLEICHER, SCHLEISINGER, SCHLELAIN, SCHLEUSE, SCHLICHT, SCHLOEMILCH, SCHLOMILCH, SCHMALING, SCHMID, SCHMIDT, SCHMIT, SCHMITT, SCHMITTEL, SCHMITZ, SCHNEIDER, SCHNEISS, SCHNELL, SCHNEPF, SCHNIDER, SCHOEN, SCHOLL, SCHOMMER, SCHON, SCHONZER, SCHOTTLER, SCHOWALTER, SCHOWALTHER, SCHRACK, SCHRECK, SCHREIBER, SCHREIDER, SCHREIER, SCHUALBACK, SCHUCK, SCHUH, SCHUHART, SCHUK, SCHULLER, SCHULTE, SCHULTEIS, SCHULTZ, SCHULTZE, SCHUMACHER, SCHUPPEL, SCHUPPERT, SCHURR, SCHUSTER, SCHUTTE, SCHWABE, SCHWAF, SCHWALBACK, SCHWALLBACH, SCHWARTZ, SCHWARZ, SCHWEIZER, SCHWENDENER, SCHWENDENNEN, SCHWIN, SCHWINN, SCHWISTER, SCOLLARD, SEAKMANN, SEBEAL, SECKLER, SEEBEL, SEELE, SEELEY, SEGERER, SEIBERT, SEIFERT, SEIL, SEKLER, SEL, SELFLOW, SELLEN, SENITT, SETZER, SEXTON, SEYFERT, SHAEFLAR, SHAFER, SHAFF, SHANNON, SHANON, SHAW, SHAY, SHEA, SHEEHAN, SHEFFLER, SHEHAN, SHELDON, SHEPARD, SHEPHERD, SHERMAN, SHIEL, SHIELDS, SHINARNS, SHINARS, SHINNER, SHIRM, SHLAFER, SHMITZ, SHNAEEAES, SHNAWAIS, SHNEIDER, SHOEMAKER, SHOMENAUAR, SHORT, SHROUDENBAC, SHROUDENBACK, SHULL, SHUNK, SHY, SIBEN, SIEBEN, SIEGEL, SILL, SIMON, SIMOND, SIMONIS, SIMONS, SINCLAIR, SINN, SINZ, SISK, SKELINGER, SLAINE, SLIKER, SLOCUM, SMITH, SNIDER, SNYDER, SOENS, SOHLOMILCH, SOLLER, SOLOVAN, SOMMER, SORG, SOUR, SOUTHWELL, SPAHN, SPATH, SPENNEGEL, SPERRY, SPETH, SPICER, SPINAR, SPINNAR, SPIVEY, SPLEITER, SPLETTER, SPOOLER, SPRAGUE, SPUHLER, STAATS, STANITZKI, STANTON, STARCK, STARK, STARKEY, STAUB, STAUFFER, STAUS, STAUSS, STEARNS, STEFFAN, STEFFEN, STEICKEN, STEIMBACK, STEINHANS, STEINLE, STEINMETZ, STELPFLOK, STEPHAN, STEPHENS, STERN, STEVENS, STEWART, STIEMKE, STILES, STINMUTZ, STINSON, STIPP, STOCK, STODDARD, STOKER, STOLL, STONE, STORM, STORY, STOTT, STOW, STRANSKY, STRASBURGER, STRASSMAN, STRASSMANN, STRATER, STRATTON, STRAUB, STRICHL, STRIGL, STROBE, STROEBE, STROEDE, STRONG, STRUP, STRUPP, STUDLEY, STUESSER, STUIRWALT, STURTZ, SUELFLOW, SUGRIST, SULFLOW, SULIVAN, SULLIVAN, SULTIEF, SURAES, SURGES, SUTTON, SWAIN, SWAN, SWENEY, SWETLAND, SWIFT, TAIBAL, TATE, TAYLOR, TEAL, TEIRNEY, TEMPLER, TEMPLETON, TERRILL, TESCH, TESCHER, TESH, THEISEN, THELL, THEURER, THIEL, THIL, THILEMANN, THOM, THOMAS, THOMPSON, THORNER, THORP, THORSEN, THOSS, THRAISLY, THULL, THURKAUFF, TIMP, TISCH, TISCHER, TISDALE, TISDALL, TISH, TITZ, TOERKE, TOLAND, TOLCKSDORF, TOMEY, TOPLIFF, TOPPS, TORPY, TOWLE, TOWMY, TOWNER, TOWNSEND, TRAEYSER, TRANDENN, TRAPP, TRAXAL, TRAXEL, TREIBER, TRENWITH, TRENWORTH, TRUAX, TULLEN, TULWILER, TURTON, TUTTLE, ULLMAN, UMBS, USCHOLD, USELING, USHER, VAN EPS, VAN VECHTAN, VAN VECHTEN, VANDUSER, VAUGHAN, VEALE, VEIT, VERBECK, VETTER, VOGEL, VOGENITZ, VOIT, VOLLAND, VOLLMAR, VOLLRATH, WAALEN, WACHTER, WAGNER, WAHLEN, WAINART, WAIT, WAITE, WALCH, WALCOTT, WALF, WALKER, WALKIRCHER, WALLENSCHUS, WALLER, WALLS, WALSH, WALTER, WALTHER, WAMBOLD, WARD, WARNER, WASERBURGER, WASHBURN, WASMUTH, WASSERBURGER, WATERMAN, WATERPUHL, WATSON, WATTERBACK, WEBB, WEBER, WEBSTER, WEEK, WEEKS, WEGEER, WEHE, WEIL, WEIMAR, WEIMER, WEINER, WEINHEIMER, WEINMAN, WEINREICH, WEIR, WEISINER, WEISNER, WEISS, WELCH, WELLS, WENDL, WENDT, WENGENFELT, WENZEL, WERNER, WESCOTT, WEST, WESTCOTT, WESTOVER, WETHROW, WEYER, WHALEN, WHEELER, WHELAN, WHELTON, WHITCHER, WHITE, WHITTIKER, WICKHAM, WICKMANN, WIDGER, WIETMEYER, WIETMYER, WIETTMAER, WIGHTMAN, WILAND, WILCK, WILCOX, WILEY, WILGER, WILHARTIZ, WILHELM, WILKINSON, WILKOM, WILKON, WILL, WILLCOX, WILLE, WILLGER, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMSON, WILLINGER, WILLMUTH, WILSON, WILY, WINGEN, WINTERHALTER, WINTERS, WIRTH, WISNER, WITTMAER, WOLCOTT, WOLDT, WOLF, WOLHETER, WOLLNER, WOLT, WOOD, WOODRICH, WOOLFITT, WOOSTER, WRIGHT, WROATH, WUF, WUFF, YAGERHUBER, YATES, YEAMANS, YESBERGER, YOHN, YOLDT, YOSS, YOUNG, YUNG, YUNGMANN, ZALL, ZASTROW, ZAUN, ZEIGLER, ZIEGELBAUER, ZIEGENBEIN, ZIEGLER, ZIEMER, ZIGLER, ZIMMERMAN, ZIMMERMANN, ZINGELBAUER, ZINSEN
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Author: Joseph Schafer
Publisher: Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison
Published Date: 1927
Pages: 429
Description: Developed under the auspices of the Wisconsin Historical Society, this work addresses the counties of Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee and Ozaukee. Subjects covered: terrain, population, farm land, agricultural/political/social history, education, population changes, immigration.
Available At: Cedarburg Public Library; Milwaukee Public Library; UW-Washington County; Waukesha Public Library
Bios: none
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Author: Washington County Historical Society; Gene Wendelbonr
Publisher: Washington County Historical Society
Published Date: 2001
Pages: 156
Description: An updated 1998 version. Provides a list of all communities, churches, cemeteries and lakes in Washington County. Included are the names by which these entities have been known throughout the years. The book is available for purchase from the Washington County Historical Society in West Bend, Wisconsin.
Available At: Washington County Historical Society; West Bend Public Library
Bios: none
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Author: Richard H. Zietlin
Publisher: State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Published Date: 1977
Pages: 30 w/ illustrations
Description: The work traces Wisconsin's German population from territorial days to the arrival of the intellectual "48ers" before the Civil War; helping found the Republican, Progressive, and various socialist and workers parties; their roles as farmers and city folk, business people and factory workers; and the devastating effect of the World Wars on German American culture.
Available At: Alverno College, Beaver Dam Library, Cardinal Stritch College, Divine Savior Holy Angeles High School, Hartford Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library, Marquette University, Menomonee Falls Public Library, Menomonee Falls High School, Milwaukee Public Library, UW Milwaukee, UW Washington County, UW Waukesha, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: Richard H. Zietlin
Publisher: State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Published Date: 2000
Pages: 72 w/ illustrations
Description: An updated 1977 work by the same name. Additional pictures.
Available At: Germantown Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library, West Bend Public Library
Bios: none
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Author: State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Publisher: State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Published Date: 1974
Pages: 65 w/ illustrations
Description:
Available At: Alverno College, Cardinal Stritch College, Germantown Public Library, Grafton Public Library, Horicon Public Library, Menomonee Falls Public Library, UW Milwaukee
Bios: unknown
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Compiler: C.W. Butterfield
Publisher: Western Historical Society
Published Date: 1881
Pages: 763
Description: A definitive work on the History of Washington and Ozaukee counties. This book is available as a reprint from Brookhaven Press located in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Available At: Hartford Library (microfilm); Milwaukee Public Library (film); UW-Washington County (CD and book); Washington County Historical Society; West Bend Library;
Bios: By location: [surnames of Ozaukee County have not been included]
Addison, Town of: Kuhapt, Kuhlman, Steinmitz.
Barton: Bastian, Davis, Eisenmann, Fraser, Gayhart, Hirschboeck, Kolehouse, Huntington, Koch, Jassen, Kauffung, Kircher, McQueen, Mueller, Munger, Ostrander, Rehrl, Schmidt, Slatkey, Taylor, Tormey, Washburn, Woodford.
Germantown, Town of: Dhein, Duerwaechter, Klumb, Ruegg, Schaetzel, Schlotter.
Farmington: Albinger, Bailey, Blecha, Bolton, Braatz, Bratz, Bruschke, Brugess, Campbell, Clark, Cowan, Crass, Dethmering, Goldammer, Geidel, Gruhle, Hartz, Haentz, Herriges, Hosch, Horner, Klein, Klessig, Koch, Koenig, Kraetsch, La Craft, Leinberger, Long, Lussenden, Mallon, Plaum, Riley, Schwin, Schuler, Seigel, Schneider, Seliger, Smith, Stewart, Thompson, Trenam, Varney, Walter, Wescott, Williams, Wittig, Woog, Young.
Erin, Town of: Foley, Garvey, Gorry, Kelly, Kenealy, Mountin, Murphy, Shinners, Scollard, Scollard, Toland, Whelay.
Hartford: Adams, Amidon, Anderson, Barney, Buckreus, Butterfield, Clifford, Coerper, Cooney, Coxe, Crwofoot, Denison, Dreher, Ewing, Forbes, Frey, Geehl, Gehl, George, Goetz, Gould, Grund, Hahn, Harter, Hayes, Heipp, Held, Hildebrandt, Hollenstein, Holz, Huels, Jackson, Kendall, Kneeland, Kuth, Laubenstein, Laun, Le count, Liver, Loos, Melcher, Morn, Mowry, Nanschawen, Nehrbass, Place, Prien, Rice, Randall, Reik, Rogers, Root, Rowell, Sawyer, Schwartz, Selley, Simon, Smith, Spiegelberg, Stacey, Stark, Taylor, Travers, Uebele, Uthmeier, Williams, Wilmot, Wilson, Weissledger, Wenker, Wheelock, Wing.
Jasckson, Town of: Fagan, Frank, Foechlich, Herman, Horn, Jenner, Jones, Klumb, Martin, Reis, Rohn, Salter, Sauermann, Ziegler.
Kewaskum, Town of: Altenhofen, Carrel, Casey, Eames, Gruth, Koch, Miller, Mooers, Risenheimer, Schwendener, Stork.
Polk, Town of: Bohn, Brissel, Brunner, Buch, Fleischman, Haner, Hartig, Joeckel, kletti, Koch, Leich, Leins, Maxon, Menger, Merten, Rix, Rolfe, Rosche, Rosenheimer, Schantz, Steinebach, Storck, Thoma, Vunk.
Richfield, Town of: Baumgartner, Fahey, Kessel, Klippel, Laubenheimer, Lowe, Reidenbach, Stuesser, Zauh.
Trenton, Town of: Ahlers, Albrecht, Hendricks, Kramer, McCarty, Neunuebel, Seivers.
West Bend: Barney, Bastian, Bauer, Boesewetter, Boden, Bohan, Bohn, Bruederle, Burckrardt, Cameron, Demmon, Deutsch, Eckstein, Engelhard, Engmann, Farmer, Finnegan, Fink, Franckenberg, Frisby, Fuge, Gansel, Glantz, Goetter, Pick, Gonring, Green, Gutschenritter, Haase, Harns, Harms, Handke, Hauer, Heipp, Hoppe, Hunt, Jeklin, Jekel, Johnson, Jung, Karsten, Keller, Kleffler, Knippel, Koenen, Kohlsdorf, Kohout, Krieger, Kuehlthau, Kuechenmeister, Lang, Leisgang, Lemke, Lucas, Luckow, Lynch, McHenry, May, Mayer, Miller, Mueller, Neuburg, Nicolaus, O'Meara, Ott, Peters, Pick, Potter, Powers, Regner, Reisse, Richter, Rix, Robinson, Rusco, Ruplinger, Schultz, Schmidt, Schneider, Schroeder, Seigler, Shelly, Silberzahn, Thielges, Thinnes, Vetsch, Weil, Wightman, Wilbrandt, Wolf, Wright.
Wayne, Town of: Lay, Petri.
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Author: Carl Quickert
Publisher: S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago
Published Date: 1912
Pages: 2 volumes (280 and 356 pages)
Description: Volume one provides a history of Washington County and volume two contains biographies. For the most part, the biographies are for individuals living in the northwest part of the county. These books are available as reprints from Brookhaven Press located in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Available At: Brown County Library; Marquette University; Milwaukee Public Library; Sheboygan Public Library; UW-Milwaukee; West Bend Library; Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: vol 1: Bach, Balatka, Barney, Earling, Frisby, Froehlich, Senn; vol II: Baehring, Barney, Becker, Benike, Bennette, Boerner, Bratz, Breitenfelt, Bruhy, Carlin, Coerper, Eder, Enger, Esser, Falk, Franckenberg, Froechlich, Fuge, Gehl, Geib, Gensmann, Giudice, Goeden, Goodwin, Gray, Gruhle, Gumm, Haebig, Hagner, Hahn, Hamlyn, Hassmer, Hauser, Hausmann, Heipp, Hemmy, Henry, Herman, Hoffmann, Hoge, Homrig, Huber, Kaempfer, Kahnt, Kapfer, Karsten, Kauth, Kesting, Kissel, Kissinger, Klein, Kletti, Klug, Klumb, Koenings, Konrad, Kratz, Kress, Krieger, Kroehler, Kuechenmeister, Kuehlthau, Landt, Laufer, Le Count, Lau, Leins, Lemke, Liver, Lochen, Lohr, Mahnke, Martin, Mayer, McQueen, Meuschke, Moersfelder, Monroe, Morgan, Nanscawen, Nuttman, O'Meara, Perschbacher, Peters, Pfeil, Pick, Place, Portz, Potter, Quade, Quickert, Regner, Rix, Robinson, Rogers, Rohn, Rolfs, Romes, Root, Rosenheimer, Rueckrich, Russell, Sachse, Sawyer, Scherf, Schloemer, Schmidt, Schoenbeck, Schroeder, Schuck, Schuhman, Schuler, Schwinn, Seeley, Storck, Stupfel, Thiel, Thielmann, Vogt, Wallau, Walter, Warnkey, Weber, Westenberger, Wilke, Wiskirchen, Wolfrum, Wollensak, Woodford, Wright, Yahr, Ziegler, Zwaschka
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Author: Pastor Wilhelm Iwan; Translator Brian Lutz under the direction of Dr. August Seuflow of the Concordia Historical Institute of St. Louis
Publisher: Trinity Historical Society; Freistadt, Wisconsin
Published Date: originally 1943; translated version 2002
Pages: Volume I, 332 pages; Volume II, 237 pages; Volume III, 142 pages
Description: Wilhelm Iwan, who was a pastor in Silesia for thirty years, published a book in 1943 about the emigration of the Lutherans from Prussia, entitled Die Altlutherische Auswanderung um die Mitte Des 19. Jahrhundert's (The Old Lutheran Emigration in the mid-19th Century.) His book of 640 pages covered the religious disputes in Prussia, the story of the emigrations to America, and he identified the names of the families involved.

The Concordia Historical Institute has given permission to Trinity Historical Society of Freistadt to completre the translation and publish the book, and individual copies are now available.

Volume I covers the forming of the Union church and the new agenda, reasons for emigration, difficulty in obtaining permission to emigrate, and details of the emigrations, especially those in 1839 to 1843. Volume II covers personalities of the pastors who led the emigrations, disputes and divisions in the new homeland, and gives details about families that were divided because of the emigration. For Volume III, the translation was performed by the Trinity Historical Society publications committee. It lists emigrants by name. All surnames are boldface and are given with original spellings, including umlauts and esszets (ß). Occupations are given in original German but are translated in the glossary. This listing shows the year of emigration, village of origin, destination, ages of family members, and wife's maiden name. There is a surname index.
Available At: Trinity Historical Society at Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt, 10729 West Freistadt Road, Mequon, Wisconsin 53097.
Bios: Book I - none; Book II - Pastor August Ludwig Christian Kavel, Gottard Daniel Fritzsche, Pastor Oster, Pastor Johann Kilian, Pastor Krause, Johann Andreas August Grabau, Karl Georg Heinrich von Rohr, Gustav Adolf Kindermann, Karl Wilhelm Ehrenström; Book III - none
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Author: Retired Educators of Washington County
Publisher: Retired Educators of Washington County
Published Date: 2002
Pages: 202
Description: Book was written by retired educators of Washington County. For each of the townships, the early schools, their location along with a picture and some facts are presented.
Available At: Germantown Public Library, Hartford Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library; Washington County Historical Society; West Bend Public Library
Bios: Driessel, Falkenstein, Hartmann, Hron, Thierfelder, Timm, Waechter
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Author: Betty Cowley
Publisher: Badger Books, Oregon, Wisconsin
Published Date: 2004
Pages: 311
Description: Provides background information on the 38 WW II prisoner of war camps located in the state of Wisconsin. Two camps were located in Washington County, one in Hartford and one in Rockfield.
Available At: for purchase on the Internet; Germantown Public Library, Hartford Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library, West Bend Public Library
Bios: none
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Author: Carl Quickert
Publisher: Collegiate Press, Menasha
Published Date: 1923
Pages: 230
Description: ?
Available At: Hartford Library; Marquette University Library; Milwaukee Public Library; St. Francis Seminary; UW-Oshkosh; UW-Washington County; Washington County Historical Society; West Bend Library; West Bend Dercorah Elementry School Library; West Bend Silverbrook Middle School Library
Bios: ?
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Author: Washington County Sheriff Department
Publisher: The Department; Sheriff - Clarence A, Schwartz, Special Deputy/Project Coordinator - Ms. Caroline B. Birr, Researcher - Miss Ruth Guse, Typist - Nan Dymale
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 126
Description: The book is a collection of articles published in local newspapers in which the Sheriff's Department played an important role. It provides background history: the territorial jail, county buildings, a detailed account of acquiring the early county record from Port Washington, Territorial Sheriffs 1845-1852, Sheriffs of Washington 1855-1976, excerpts of the De Bar Tragedy (lynching), slot machines, murders, rapes, stolen properties, car chases, disturbances, resisting officers and more.
Available At: West Bend Library, Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison); Washington County Sheriff Department
Bios: minor background on sheriffs.
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Author: Roy Arthur Sueflow
Publisher: South Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Chuirch - Missouri
Published Date: 1967
Pages: 221
Description: The book discusses the history of the Lutheran church mainly in southern Wisconsin from 1839 to 1960 with a focus on Missouri Synod churches and history.
Available At: Concordia University, Milwaukee Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison)
Bios: unnknown
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Author: Carl Quickert
Publisher: Washington County Publications
Published Date: 1907
Pages: 115
Description: Gedenkblaetter zur Besiedelung von Washington County, Wisconsin : Schilderungen aus der Urzeit, geschichtlichen Bergangenheit und Gegenwart eines Stückes Amerika / von Karl Quickert.
"Commemorative leaves to the settlement of Washington County, Wisconsin: Descriptions out of the primeval time, historical uphill greatnesss and presents a piece of America"
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, West Bend Community Library
Bios: none
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Author: The Fair Committee
Publisher: Washington County Fair
Published Date: 1958
Pages: 46
Description: The Pamphlet provides a history of the county fair; discusses the coming of religion to the county; early settling in the county; early schools, pictures of pioneer families, some good down to earth information regarding settlers and their families and their interaction with the county fairs.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, UW Stevens Point, Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison)
Bios: none
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Author: West Bend Daily News
Publisher: Heritage House
Published Date: 1980s
Pages: 128
Description: Page after page of pictures of people and places in Washington County, mostly before 1930. Each picture is annotated.
Available At: Germantown Public Library, Hartford Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library, UW-Washington County, West Bend Public Library.
Bios: none
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Compiler: Marlene Reinders and Florence Melberg
Publisher: Hartford Booster, Hartford
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 104
Description: A historical presentation in the bicentennial year 1846-1976. An historical narrative is presented for the Township, the communities of St. Lawrence, Addison Center, Nenno, St. Anthony, Aurora, and Allenton. Churches and schools are identified, disastrophies and disasters are highlighted along with the war effort. Lastly is discussed recreations and organizations.
Available At: Hartford Public Library, West Bend Public Library
Bios: none
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Compiler: Bicentennial Committee
Publisher: Bicentennial Committee
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 136
Description: ?
Available At: Germantown Kennedy Midle School, Madison Public Library, Marian University Library, Milwaukee Public Library, UW-Washington County, Waukesha Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: ?
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Compiler: Richard Henry Driessel
Publisher: Richard Henry Driessel
Published Date: 1992
Pages: 235
Description: ?
Available At: Kewaskum Public Library, Milwaukee Public Library, UW-Green Bay, UW-La Crosse, UW-Parkside, UW-Platteville, UW-Washington County, West Bend Community Library
Bios: ?
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Compiler: Richard Henry Driessel
Publisher: Richard Henry Driessel
Published Date: 1997
Pages: 204
Description: Provides a history of the Village of Barton with some discussion of Young America. Subjects covered: early history, hotels and saloons, professions, industries, agriculture, churches, schools, government, politics, transportation, recreation, sports, and the war years.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, Slinger Community Library, UW-Milwaukee, UW-Washington County, UW-Whitewayer, West Bend Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios:Adams, Arnold, Barnes, Bastian, Bauer, Berend, Boden, Buck, Cadwell, Eisenmann, Foster, Fraser, Glass, Hayes, Hirsch, Hirschboeck, Holehouse, Hunt, Huntington, Kapfer, Kauffung, Kircher, Koch, Kocher, Koenings, Kopp, Leitheiser, McQueeen, Morehouse, Mueller, Munger, Ostrander, Otten, Price, Rehrl, Reisse, Ruckengruber, Salisbury, Saueressig, Schmidt, Taylor, Tormey, Van Bree, Washburn, Wilcox, Young
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Author: Beatrice Krier
Publisher: Beatrice Krier
Published Date: 1987
Pages: 334
Description: Provides a running history of activities which transpired in the Township of Belgium over the years.
Available At: Cedar Grove Public Library, Mequon Public Library, Milwaukee Public Library, Port Washington Public Library, Sheboygan Public Library, UW-Milkwaukee Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: Robin Buchmeier and Sally Stapleton, co-authors and co-editors
Publisher: Erin township
Published Date: 1996
Pages: 240
Description: The book provides historical details in the following areas: immigratioon & settelment, land and lakes, family histories (see BIOS below), churches, education, agriculture & business, government, sports & special interests, and an epilogue
Available At: Hartford Public Library, Slinger Public Library, UW-Milwaukee Library, West Bend Community Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios:Barnett, Burke, Buth, Cleary, Connell, Daley, Donnelly, Flynn, Garvey, Goetz, Hembel, Jeffords, Kenealy, Kohler, Lepien, Loew, Lynch (O'Loingish), McConville, McGrath, Mountain, Navin, O'Conell, Phelan, Piek, Purtell, Russell, Reflections, Schwulst, Scollard, Stapleton, Whelan
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Editors: Jeanette Miller, Mary Ann Secor, Bernice Wendel, and Lisa Lickel
Publisher: Farmington Historical Committee
Published Date: 1997
Pages: 334
Description: The book covers the history of the township from its beginning. The following topics are covered: topography, farming, government, social life, schools, churches, businesses, and settlers. Also are discussed the historic places located within the township.
Available At: Hartford Public Library; Kewaskum Public Library; West Bend Community Library;
Bios: Bahr, Beck, Beger, Berres, Bormann, Bratz, Coulter, Clames, Crass, Cutris, Degnitz, Dettmann, Ducan, Enright, Fickler, Geidel, Gerner, Goldammer, Gruhle, Haendel, Herriges, Johnson, Kertscher, Kircher, Klessig, Marx, McKees, Meuschkle, Miller, Mueller, Paulus, Riley, Rodenkirch, Schacht, Schladweler, Schoedel, Schuster, Schwinn, Seidemann, Stahl, Tackes, Theusch, Thull, Voeks, Wendel, Weyker, Widmeyer, Zieger.
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Author: Beatrice A. Krier
Publisher: Beatrice A. Krier
Published Date: 2001
Pages: 267
Description: A history of the Town of Port Washington for the year 1846 to 2001. The book is a collection of meeting minutes, documents, and published articles which address the Town of Port Washington.
Available At: Port Washington Public Library, UW-Milwaukee
Bios: none
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Author: Gerald B. Hauser
Publisher: Marquette University
Published Date: 1964
Pages: ?
Description: As influenced by St. John Catholic Church.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library
Bios: ?
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Author: various
Publisher: Dodge County
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 762
Description: The book identifies many facets of the Township. Some but not all chapters are: early Rubicon, township communities, transportation, cemeteries, post offices, cheese making, sports, veterans, Rubicon recollections, and others.
Available At: Beaver Dam Library, Hartford Library; Hustisford Library; Lomira Library; Milwaukee Public Library; Oconomowoc Library; Watertown Library; Slinger Library; West Bend Community Library; Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: Bahringer, Baus, Becker, Behnke, Beine, Berghammer, Blaser, Bloeser, Bloor, Bowe, Breuer-Patch, Bochmann, Borow, Buhrow, Butlers, Callies, Campbell, Cavanaugh, Crowfoot, Dias, Derge, Dietzler, Discher, Dorward, Dukelows, Ebert, Erdmann, Erion, Feutz, Garrett, Gault, Gehl, Gehring, Gould, Grinwald, Gulden, Gutschenritter, Hahn, Hall, Hallowell, Hannan, Hannon, Hauser, Hayes, Heck, Heimerl, Heintz, Held, Hesprich, Hoeppner, Horst, Irion, Kelly, Kennedy, Kern, Kiley, Klink, Labuwi, Lacy, Lackas, La Cross, Leischer, Lepien, Margelowsky, Melius, Monis, Moser, Multhauf, Neverman, Neu, Petronella, Odenwald, O'Leske, Peters, Pieper, Pusch, Quandt, Radloff, Radschlag, Redlin, Reitzner, Roemer, Roethle, Sayles, Schaefer, Schmitt, Schumacher, Sell, Siegmann, Sigrist, Sonnentag, Spaeth, Strowig, Thomas, Thorp, Troeller, Walter, Weber, Werner, Wittenberg, Zimmerman, Zingsheim.
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Author: James R. Esselman and Casper Leonard chairmen
Publisher: Stapled Wraps
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 88
Description: numerous photographs, fold out panoramic view of the village of Newburg; history of the village.
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: Frank Casper, John Lochem, Joe Reichl, Herman Weber M.D.
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Author: A committee
Publisher: Town of Wayne
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 334
Description: 150th anniversary commemorative. The book provides a look into the communities of Wayne, Kohlsville, and St. Kilian. It goes on to address immigration and settlement, churches and cemeteries, schools, agriculture, government, sports and organizations. It also has a rather large section on memories.
Available At: Hartford Library; Kewaskum Library; Milwaukee Public Library; UW-Washington County; West Bend Library
Bios: none
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Author: Marilyn Sjostrom, Book Committee Chairperson
Publisher: OK Perinting
Published Date: 1990
Pages: 106
Description: Many people from Washington and Ozaukee counties moved there in the 1870s and 1880s.
Available At: Neal Degner
Bios: ?
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Author: Richard H. Driessel
Publisher: self published
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 10
Description: ?
Available At: ?
Bios: ?
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Germantown The Early Years 1838 - 1915; 2008

Author: Germantown Historical Society
Publisher: Germantown Historical Society
Published Date: 2008
Pages: 128; hard bound
Description: Black and white photographs with captians
Available At: Germantown Historical Society.
Bios: none
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Author: Butch Walterlin
Publisher: The Fire Company
Published Date: 1990
Pages: 33
Description: The booklet provides a brief history of the Germantown Volunteer Fire Company. Discussions center on members of the organization, Fireman's Park, its equipment, the rescue squad, local fire disasters, ending with information regarding the fire company's being dissolved.
Available At: possibly Germantown Library.
Bios: none
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Editor: LeRoy Boehlke, Don Silldorff
Publisher: Freistadt Historical Society
Published Date: 1989, 1998 (update and reprint)
Pages: 144
Description: Contains a discussion of "Old Lutherans", the 40 families that came to Wisconsin in 1839 with Heinrich von Rohr and estabished the community of Freistadt, Wisconsin providing background on the Prussian immigration, settlements in Wisconsin, religious controversy, familyletters, pioneer 1839 members, contributing members through 1842, and more. The book includes names of some 690 families who lived in the general area.
Available At: Mequon Public Library, Milwaukee Public Library, UWM Library, Wisconsin Historical Society Madison
Bios: Heinrich von Rohr
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Editor: Sandra Smith
Publisher: Hartford Centennial Committee
Published Date: 1983
Pages: 102
Description: The book was written to commemorate the centennial celebration of the community of Hartford. Areas of coverage: early history, recreation, parks, newspapers, clubs, financial institutions, businesses, health care, library, religious community and ending with a profile of the community.
Available At: Hartford Library; Milwaukee Public Library; Slinger Library; West Bend Library
Bios: Denison, Frey, Gould, Le Count, Loos, Morgan, Synder(Schneider),
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Editor: ?
Publisher: ?
Published Date: 1975
Pages: ?
Description: ?
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library
Bios: ?
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Committee: Jackson Historical Society (Ethel Bernal, Phyllis Dausman, Raymond Dausman, Diane Hafemeister, William Rudolph, and Lorna Waechter)
Publisher: Germantown Press
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 131
Description: First is a discussion regarding the communities of Kirchhayn, Keowns Corner, Gumm's Corners, Salter's Corners, and Thiel's Corners. The book then addresses school and church histories, civic organizations, businesses and lastly family histories.
Available At: Germantown Library, Hartford Library, Milwaukee Public Library, West Bend Library
Bios: (41) Becker, Bruss, Bublitz, Butzke, Cole, Ehlke, Franke, Groth, Gumm, Hafemeister, Heckendorf, Heidtke, Hillmann, Kurth, Joeckel, Kannenberg, Klumb, Koenig, Kressin, Krueger, Liesener, Loduha, Marth, Matter, Moersfelder, Nicolaus, Prochnow, Reis, Retzlaff, Rheingans, Roll, Rusch, Salter, Schmahl, Schowalter, Spaeth, Tischer, Volkmann, Woldt, Ziegler, Ziemer.
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Author: Jackson Historical Society
Publisher: Jackson Historical Society
Published Date: 2001
Pages: 200
Description: Contains information of the 1976 publication of the same name but the similarity there ends. The 2001 version increased to 199 pages from 130. Families histories doubled in size to 71 pages. Many more outstanding pictures of family as well as the community. If you have the 1976 book, it would be well worth your effort to acquire the 2001 book.
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: (59) Bartlet, Becker, Bruss, Bublitz, Butske, Ciriacks, Cole, Dallmann, Ehlke, Faber, Frank(e), Graese, Groth, Gumm, Gutzman, Hafemeister, Heckendorf, Heidtke, Hillman, Joeckel, Kannenberg, Keown, Kliese, Klumb, Koenig, Koepke, Krause, Kressin, Krueger, Kruepke, Kurth, Liesener, Loduha, Marth, Matter, Meisenheimer, Moersfelder, Nicolaus, Prochnow, Quade, Reis, Retzlaff, Retzloff, Rheingans, Roll, Rusch, Salter, Scheunemann, Schmahl, Schowalter, Spaeth, Tischer, Volkmann, Weinheimer, Wiechmann, Woldt, Zarling, Ziegler, and Ziemer.
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Author: Mark Smucker
Publisher: Kewaskum Bicentennial Committee
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 140
Description: ?
Available At: Kewaskum Library; West Bend Library
Bios: ?
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Author: Newburg Fire Department
Publisher: Newburg Fire Department
Published Date: 1987
Pages: 96
Description: ?
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: ?
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Author: Barbara A. Nelsen and Margaret S. Holzbog
Publisher: Heritage Instant Printing
Published Date: 1996
Pages: 506
Description: As the title implies the book provides remembrances Richfield's past- glacial heritage, Indians, early settlement, log house and barns, wheat farming, dairy farming, farm equipment, churches, cemeteries, government, early roads, schools, fashions of the day, railroads, civil war years, Holy Hill, Meeker Hill, and packed full of family trees.
Available At: Germantown Library, Richfield Historical Society; West Bend Library; Hartford Library; Slinger Library
Bios: Aulenbacher, Bauer, Baumgartner, Becker, Biegler, Claffey, Connell, Cosgrove, Dunn, Ebling, Eimermann, Ennes, Fahey, Fassbender, Fleischmann, Fleming, Flynn, Fogarty, Freiss, Fuller, Gallion, Gans, Geil, Goetz, Graf, Griesmer, Gruen, Hansen, Hartleb, Hayes, Held, Hennes, Illan, Jacob, Jonas, Jung, Katzfey, Kessel, Kiley, Klippel, Klumb, Kohl, Kohler, Kollenbroich, Komp, Konrath, Kreuser, Kuepper, Kurtz, Kutzhals, Laubenheimer, Lehn, Lillicrapp, Limbach, Linstedt, Loew, Lofy, Loosen, Mantz, Maschman, Mauer, Maurer, Mayer, McKenna, McManus, Melius, Merkel, Messer, Motz, Mueller, Naab, Neu, Neuberg, Neureuther, O'Keane, Otto, Radermacher, Regenfuss, Reicgert, Reidenbach, Schafer, Scharbach, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schoenke, Schottler, Schulteis, Schwamb, Schwartz, Sennott, Stark, Stephan, Stuesser, Stuettgen, Thielmann, Voss, Weber, Werner, Wiedmeyer, Wierl, Wittenberger, Wolf.
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Author: Barbara and John Sylvester
Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company
Published Date: c: 2000
Pages: 64
Description: ?
Available At: Slinger Community Library
Bios: ?
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Author: various
Publisher: Slinger Advancement Association
Published Date: 1969
Pages: 178
Description: The book covers the beginning but quickly goes to religion, school days, transportation, biographies, remember when, businesses, with many pictures of residents. Library possesses multiple copies.
Available At: Hartford Public Library, Slinger Community Library, West Bend Public Library
Bios: Baertschy, Bartelt, Beine, Boyd, Breuer, Buch, Bull, Burg, Eiche, Feutz, Fillman, Ganns, Gensman, Giudice, Gundrum, Horsch, Hurtgen, Kachelmeier, Kauth, Kippenhan, Kletti, Klug, Koenings, Kohl, Kramer, Kratz, Langenecker, Leverance, Malach, Maxam, Meister, Menger, Merten(94), Miller, Prefontaine, Riesch, Rosche, Rosenheimer, Rosennheimer, Schuck, Storck, Thiel, Tolzman, Wadewitz, Weiss, Wickert, Wild, Zwald.
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Author: various
Publisher: Slinger Advancement Association
Published Date: 1994
Pages: 99
Description: The book covers the communities early years, biographies, village officials, maps, board minutes, churches, schools, sports, fire department, civic groups, with many pictures of the area. Library possesses multiple copies.
Available At: Hartford Library; Slinger Community Library
Bios: Baerhing, Beine, Budde, Horsch, Kletti, Menger, Merten, Rauh, Rosche, Rosenheimer, Roth, Schaefer, Schuck, Schumacher, Storck, Theisen, Thiel, Zihlsdorf.
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Author: Jack H. Anderson
Publisher: Dark Lanterns Press, West Bend
Published Date: 1987
Pages: 98
Description: A presentation of events of 1 August 1855 to 8 August 1855 and this relates to the happenings in West Bend after the murder of Paul Winderling, age 14, and the attempted murder of Mrs. John Muehr by George Debar. Specifically it relates to the lynching of Mr. DeBar by citizens of the West Bend area and the subsequent trial of 19 individuals who were instrumental in this regard. "But for West Bend, the shame would linger longest due to the frustrating efforts to being the lynchers to justice."
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: none
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Author: West Bend Bicentennial Committee
Publisher: The Committee
Published Date: 1976
Pages: 65
Description: Official souvenir of our nation's 200th birthday.
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: ?
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Author: Dorothy Williams
Publisher: N.A. Schowalter
Published Date: 1980
Pages: 361
Description: The book is the result of a year and a half of research reading each copy of every newspaper published in West Bend. The writer then branched out to research every piece of evidence that exists, especially of the nineteenth century. The emphasis throughout was twofold: first, on the origins of as many organizations and groups as could be found, and second, on the stories, anecdotes, and illustrations that had relevance in 1980. Chapter titles reflect the breadth of the book: the beginnings; the 1850's and 1860's; government and politics; fire and police departments; retail stores, hotels; transportation and communication; the professions; religion; industry and labor; banks and post offices; recreation, culture, clubs, women; newspapers; the 1980's and 1990's; World War I; the roaring twenties and the depression thirties; the forties and World War II; the 1950's and Korea; the 1960's, and the 1970's.
Available At: Hartford Public Library; Kewaskum Public Library; West Bend Public Library
Bios: None
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Author: Harvey Krueger
Publisher: West Bend Daily News
Published Date: 1996
Pages: 120
Description: The book is a compilation of articles from mid 1993 to mid 1996 written by Harvey Krueger for the West Bend paper. The order of the articles is as originally published.
Available At: West Bend Library
Bios: none
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Thesis: By Deanna Haver
Publisher: ?
Published Date: 1993
Pages: ?
Description: A history of the hill from its early settlement to the year 1906.
Available At: Hartford Public Library
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Author: Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Freistadt); August & Roy Seuglow
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1954
Pages: 40 w/ illustrations
Description: A history of Trinity Lutheran congregation in Freistadt, Wisconsin 1839-1954.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society, Trinity Church in Freistadt
Bios: E.G.W.Keyl, Friedrich Lochner, Friedrich Boeling, Friedrich Schumann, Theodore Wichmann, Glaus Seuel, Herman G. Wehers, Helmut H. Wiechmann
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Author: Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Freistadt)
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1964
Pages: 85 w/ illustrations
Description: This book add more detail to the history of Trinity Lutheran congregation in Freistadt. It also provides historical background information on life in the area: frontier life in the Wisconsin Territory 1939, farm life, transportation, food clothing and furnishings, weddings and funerals, Christmas, early business ventures, and early church and school life.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, Trinity Church in Freistadt
Bios: George R. Brueggmann, Herman C. Schedler
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Author: David's Star Evangelical Lutheran Church
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1968
Pages: 55 w/ illustrations
Description: A brief history of the David's Star Evangelical Lutheran congregation at Kirchhayn, Jackson, Wisconsin.
Available At: Wisconsin Historical Society
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Compiled By: Harry Hooper Heming of Milwaukee
Publisher: Catholic Historical Publishing Company
Published Date: 1898
Pages: 1181
Description: A very large definitive book on the Catholic Church in Wisconsin from 1843 to 1898. There is not much regarding the Catholic Church in Wisconsin that is not in the book. History from the beginning 16xx on, a short history of each parish and mission, biographies of the ministering priests and those that had died, histories of religious institutions, prominent individuals, and the list goes on and on. This book is available as a reprint from Brookhaven Press located in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; St. Francis Seminary; Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Sister Mileta Ludwig, F.S.P.A.
Publisher: Bookman Associates, New York
Published Date: 1950
Pages: 455
Description: The book details the history of The Sister Of The Third Order of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration located in La Crosse, Wisconsin. In the Orders very early years, in the 1860-1870, it ministered to many schools in Washington County.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; Mother House in La Crosse
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1937
Pages: 11 pages plus advertisments
Description: Identifies those who administered at the church and interspersed is some church history. The 15 pages of advertisements is eye opening. For example, the Germantown Canning Company were packers of Fancy Wisconsin Peas, Tomatoes, Tomato Juice, and Red Beets distributed under brand names Elegants, Like Me, and Mutual.
Available At: not generally available
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Author: Reverend Lebrecht Friedrich Ehregott Krause
Translated/Edited By: Roy A. Suelflow
Publisher: Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt
Published Date: unknown
Pages: 47
Description: Translation of a manuscript of the first Wisconsin Lutheran pastor Reverend Lebrecht Friedrich Ehregott Krause who resided in Wisconsin, in Freistadt from 1841 to 1848. The original title was Chronicle Of The Evangelist Lutheran Church In Town Nine, Washington County, Territory of Wisconsin, North America, in Freystatt.
Available At: Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt, Wisconsin
Bios: Reverend Lebrecht Friedrich Ehregott Krause
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Description: All were written by Sister Imogene Palen. Caspar Rehrl and the Sisters covered a wide territory, and originated in Town of Barton, there is a lot of Washington Co. material in the books. All three volumes tell pretty much the same story. Fieldstones '76 incorporates the information in the first two volumes along with new information gathered in the Chancery Archives and in Aigen-Salzburg Parish, Austria.
Available At: Fond du Lac Library (1976); Marian College (1976); Milwaukee Public Library(1970); Mount Mary College (1976); St. Francis Seminary (1976); Silver Lake College (1976); Washington County Historical Society (1969, 1970, 1976); West Bend Library (1969); Wisconsin Historical Society (1976)
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Author: Dorothy E. Williams
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1984
Pages: 189
Description: ?
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; West Bend Library
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Author: The Church
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1948
Pages: 48
Description: ?
Available At: Univeristy of Wisconsin Milwaukee; Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison)
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Author: St. Lawrence Committee
Publisher: ?
Published Date: 1996
Pages: 136
Description: ?
Available At: Hartford Library
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Author: Sister Francis Borgia, O.S.F.
Publisher: Bruce Publishing Company, Milwaukee
Published Date: 1965
Pages: 224
Description: He Sent Two details the history of the School Sister of St. Francis. The order staffed many of the school in Washington County for many years.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, Mother House in Milwaukee, OSF-SSSF Retirement Community in Campbellsport
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Author: Columbanus Walsh
Publisher: Hartford Times
Published Date: 1915
Pages: 50
Description: ?
Available At: Oconomowoc Library; Oshkosh Library
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Author: Columbanus Walsh
Publisher: Discalced Carmelite Fathers, Holy Hill
Published Date: 1923
Pages: 45
Description: ?
Available At: Waukesha Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: P. Cyril
Publisher: Angel Guardian Press
Published Date: c: 1923
Pages: 61
Description: ?
Available At: Wisconsin Historical Society
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Compiled by: Discalced Carmelite Fathers
Publisher: Discalced Carmelite Fathers, Holy Hill
Published Date: 1928/1933
Pages: ?? and 49
Description: The booklet published in 1933 provides a brief overview of the history of Holy Hill.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library (1928); Wisconsin Historical Society (1933)
Bios: none
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Author: Discaled Carmelite Fathers
Publisher: Discaled Carmelite Fathers
Published Date: 28 July 1939
Pages: 57
Description: A history of the Carmelite monastery, shrine and church at Holy Hill, Wisconsin in the diocese of Milwaukee. It began as a place of pilgrimage in 1858 and a log church was erected on the site in 1861. Illustrated with b/w photographs. Drawing of a facsimile of the First Shrine, 1863.
Available At: Menomonee Falls Public Library, Silver Lake College Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: Discaled Carmelite Fathers
Publisher: Discaled Carmelite Fathers
Published Date: 14 June 1958
Pages: 62
Description: A reprint of the 1939 publication with a two page highlights added as an addendum. A picture of inside the Monestary was replaced and a picture added.
Available At: unknown
Bios: none
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Holy Cross Parish
Published Date: 1970
Pages: ?
Description: Includes the 1963 dedication booklet details with a few pages added.
Available At: ???
Bios: ?
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Holy Cross Parish
Published Date: 1963
Pages: 48
Description: The booklet was created commemorating the dedication of the new church building in 1963. Provides some history on the parish, its priests and sisters with much information on the dedication.
Available At: ???
Bios: none
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Owen Mills, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Published Date: 1994
Pages: ?
Description: Hardcover book of parish members published by the parish. Contains photos of members.
Available At: ???
Bios: none
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Author/Editor: Mary Thill
Publisher: Holy Cross Parish
Published Date: 1995
Pages: 45
Description: The booklet was created commemorating 150 years of existance of Holy Cross Parish, Holy Cross, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, USA. Provides a history of the parish using parish annual meetings as its source.
Available At: In 2009, a few copies of the booklet remain available.
Bios: none
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Author: James M. LeCount
Publisher: J.M. Le Count & Son
Published Date: 1891
Pages: 256
Description: A very good history of the hill which is holy - Holy Hill.
Available At: Brown Country Library, Clintonville Library, Hartford Poblic Library; Marquette University Raynor Memorial Library, Milwaukee Public Library, Nashotak House Library, Oconomowoc Library, Racine Public Library, St. Francis Seminary Library, UW-La Crosse Library, UW-Milwaukee Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Sadie E. LeCount
Publisher: LeCount & LeCount
Published Date: 1908
Pages: 27
Description: ?
Available At: Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Isabelle G. Carpenter
Publisher: Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway
Published Date: 19xx
Pages: 15
Description: ?
Available At: Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Mary Kearns
Publisher: Discalced Carmelite Fathers, Holy Hill
Published Date: 1987
Pages: 52
Description: ?
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; Sussex Library; Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: The Parishes
Publisher: The Parishes
Published Date: 1991
Pages: 66
Description: A 1991 directory of Holy Trinity and St. Brodget parishes along with pictures of its members. Brief histories of both parishes is included.
Available At: Hartford Library, Milwaukee Public Library; Sussex Library; Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt
Publisher: Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt
Published Date: 1990
Pages: 86
Description: A book celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Freistadt, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. Many pictures. Centers around the congregation in 1989, its organization, its school, and Christian Fellowship. It looks back identifying pastors, teachers, descendants of pioneers, and details their 150th anniversary activities.
Available At: Trinity Lutheran Church of Freistadt, Wisconsin
Bios: none
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Author: William Ayers Armstrong
Publisher: Cramer
Published Date: 1889
Pages: 73
Description: ?
Available At: Hartford Library, Milwaukee Public Library; Oconomowoc Library; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Sister Eunice Hanousek, O.S.F. M.A.
Publisher: Bruce Publishing Company, Milwaukee
Published Date: 1949
Pages: 231
Description: A history of The Sister of St. Francis of Assisi of St. Francis, Wisconsin formerly known as Nojoshing. These sisters and the Sister of Perpetual Adoration in La Crosse, Wisconsin at one time were the same order so the early years of both Orders are the same.
Available At: Brown County Library, Cardinal Stritch University Library, Concordia University Wisconsin Library, Divine Savior Holy Angels High School Library, Marquette University Raynor Memorial Library, Milwaukee Public Library, Mount Mary College Library, Silver Lake College Library, St. Francis Public Library, St. Francis Seminary Library, UW La Crosse Library, UW Milwaukee Library, UW Parkland Library, Viterbo University Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Very Reverend Joseph Rainer
Publisher: Olinger & Schwartz, Milwaukee
Published Date: 1903
Pages: 254
Description: Original book written in German. This work details the life of Father Joseph Salzmann D.D. who was pastor at St. Boniface from 1847 to 1849. His time at St. Boniface is detailed in the book.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; St. Francis Seminary
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1942
Pages: 11 pages plus advertisments
Description: Pictures of Pastors, local and national milestones, with pictures of the Consistory, Teachers and Officiers, Women's Guilde, Youth Fellowship, Choir, Cemetery Board, Centennial Committee, and a picture of the interrior of the church. Also identified are contributing members and sponsors.
Available At: not generally available
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Author: Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1961
Pages: 27
Description: History of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Town of Wayne, Washington County, Wisconsin from 1861 to 1961. The booklet details much history during this time period including pictures of pastors and buildings on the church three acre property. It details members of: the Church Council; Centennial Committee (all men); Senior, Intermediate, Junior, Primary, and Kindergarten Classes; Ladies Aid Society; Daughters of Dorcas Auxiliary of Bethesda Home; Young Peoples Society; and the Choir.
Available At: No library identifies it.
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Author: Reverend Steven M. Avella
Publisher: Marquette University Press
Published Date: 2002
Pages: 799
Description: A history of the Milwaukee Diocese 1843-1958. The first 55 years leans heavily on previous published works such as The Catholic Church In Wisconsin, The History of The Catholic Church In Wisconsin, and Right Hand Glove Uplifted. The last 60 years is base on new research covering the first half of the twentieth century providing a solid overview of what transpired over these years as this affected the Milwaukee Archdiocese.
Available At: Brookfield Public Library, Brown County Library, Cardinal Stritch University Library, Carroll University Library, Cedarburg Public Library, Cudahy Public Library, Fond du Lac Public Library, Greenfield Public Library, Hartford Public Library, Kenosha Public Library, Lakeland College Library, Marquette University Raynor Memorial Library, Menomonee Falls Public Library, Milwaukee Public Library, Mount Mary College Library, Oconomowoc Public Library, St. Francis Seminary Library, UW Green Bay Library, UW Parkside Library, UW Whitewater Library, Waukesha Public Library, Waupun Public Library, Wauwatosa Public Library, West Allis Public Library, Wisconsin Historical Society
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Author: Sister Mileta Ludwig F.S.P.A.
Publisher: Pageant Press, New York
Published Date: 1968
Pages: 565
Description: The book details the live of Father Michael Heiss later to become Bishop in La Crosse and Archbishop in Milwaukee. When Father first arrived in Milwaukee in 1844, he ministered to the churches in Washington County through the middle of 1846.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; St. Francis Seminary
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Author: Sister Mary Hoetense Kohler, O.P.
Publisher: Bruce Publishing Comapny, Milwaukee
Published Date: 1962
Pages: 321
Description: ROOTED IN HOPE details the history of the Dominican Sister of Racine, Wisconisn from 1880 to 1962. The order staffed some schools in Washington County for many years.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library, UWM Library
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1945 and 1995
Pages: 33 and 49 pages
Description: These two publications provide a brief history of the parish. The 1995 booklet details building locations and identifies all the members of the parish including pictures.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
Bios: Baertlein, Mullen, Regenfuss, Schulteis, Schuster, Wiedmeyer,
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Author: Donald Joseph Schulteis
Publisher: Donald Joseph Schulteis
Published Date: 2004
Pages: 158 and 146
Description: Volume 1, A History, identifies events transpiring at the parish from May 1846 to 1999. Identified are pastors, sister who taught at the school, parish trustees, members of the parish in 1846, 1886, 1911, and 1995, school children in 1889, religious from the parish, parishioners who served in the military and more. Volume two, A Time To Remember, identifies those who made up the parish since 1846. In addition to identifying names, for some the person's spouse and children are identified. The five cemeteries are identified along with their layout organization.
Available At: St. Boniface Parish, all public libraries and historical societies in Washington County, Milwaukee Catholic Archdiocese Archives, Milwaukee Central Library, Milwaukee County Genealogical Society, Golda Meier Library, Wisconsin Historical Society, School Sisters of St. Francis in Campbellsport, Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in La Crosse, Menomonee Falls Public Library, Menomonee Falls Historical Society, and Diözesanarchiv Eichstätt, Bavaria, Germany.
Bios: Reverend Father Francis Paulhuber
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Olan Mills; Chattanooga, Tennessee
Published Date: 1993
Pages: 137
Description: Hardcover book of parish members published by the parish. Contains photos of members.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: United Church Directories; Galion, Ohio
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 88
Description: Hardcover book of parish members published by the parish. Contains photos of members.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Olan Mills; Chattanooga, Tennessee
Published Date: 2005
Pages: 182
Description: Hardcover book of parish members published by the parish. Contains photos of members.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1888, 1954, 1963
Pages: ?
Description: These three booklets were written by the parish in 1888 the diamond jubilee, 1954 new school dedication, and 1963 the centennial.
Available At: St. Gabriel Parish Archives; Washington County Historical Society
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Editor/Author Lynda DuPuy
Published Date: 1996
Pages: 84
Description: A compilation of information from the 1888 Diamond Jubilee, 1954 New School Dedication and the 1963 Centennial publications along with information on the parish in its 150th year.
Available At: St. Gabriel Parish Archives, Germantown Public Library, Germantown Historical Sociery, Hartford Public Library; Washington County Historical Society; Milwaukee Archdiocese Archives
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Author: Adam Petermann
Publisher: The Church
Published Date: 1959
Pages: 36
Description: Historical Sketch.
Available At: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Bios: ?
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Compiler: Centennial Committee (Reverend Sauer, Henry Peters, Marvin Zarling, Arnold H. Moeller, Edwin J. Abel, Roland C. Jaeger)
Publisher: The Congregation
Published Date: 1958
Pages: 34
Description: The First Hundred Years. Biographies of each pastor and teacher to serve St. John's, black and white photographs of church and school buildings during the century, history of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, photographs of prominent church members, committees, choirs, ladies organizations, and so on in 1958. Organizational histories.
Available At: Linda (Gebhard) Scheimann
Bios: Bushman (t), Gausewitz (p), Gruenhagen (t), Hoyer (p), Sauer (p), Zautner (t)
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 24
Description: Provides a short history of the parish located in Farmington.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
Bios: Bradley, Enright, Kenney, McKee, Riley,
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1993
Pages: 26
Description: Provides a history of St. John United Church Of Christ Congregation located on Donges Bay Road just west of Hwy. 145 in Germantown.
Available At: The Parish and The Omnibus Portal Web Site; No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1988
Pages: ??
Description: Parish directory; photographs of church members; brief history of the parish.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
Bios: none
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Author: ?
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1952
Pages: 29
Description: ?
Available At: Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: ?
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1978
Pages: 40
Description: Provides a short history of the parish located in Port Washington.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
Bios: none
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Brandt Printing
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 140
Description: Our Family's Journey of Faith. Provides a detailed history of the parish located in Nabob. Many pictures including school classes back to 1922. A cemetery listing is included.
Available At: Hartford Library; Milwaukee Public Library; University of Wisconsin-Washington County; Wisconsin Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1998
Pages: 82
Description: This publication commemorating the parishes 150th anniversary in Dacada and details parish history, a time line, bios of parish pastors, and numerous pictures of senior congregation members and events transpiring at the parish.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library
Bios: Aufdermauer, Cerpich, Cotey, Decker, Deheck, Delles, Feilder, Feyereisen, Gasper, Heinen, Janette, Jacoby, Kemmer, McGarry, Pierron, Riesterer, Rose, Schmitz, Schwinn, Stemper, Weber, Wilbur, Winkler, Zahner.
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Author: Nancy Henke and Mary Hasslinger
Publisher: Self Published
Published Date: 2004
Pages: 187 and 250+ photographs
Description: The work details the history of the church along with many old photos of the church itself, the Town of Erin, and parishioners of the parish.
Available At: Copies available from Mary Hasslinger at flrlkpsk @ nconnect.net
Bios: none
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: The Parish
Published Date: 1983
Pages: 46
Description: The booklet commemorates the parish 120th anniversary in Genesee Depot providing a history of the parish with pictures and addresses of parishioners.
Available At: No Wisconsin library reports its availablity
Bios: Kowalski, Litzow, Stier, Strenski, Schulteis
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Author: The Parish
Publisher: Olan Mills; Chattanooga, Tennessee
Published Date: 1993
Pages: 74
Description: Directory with pictures of members of the parish.
Available At: No Wisconsin library shows its availability
Bios: none
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Author: Rosemary Link and Marvin Hubenthal
Publisher: Marvin Hubenthal
Published Date: 1968
Pages: 46
Description: The publication, commemorating the parishes 100th anniversary in Menomonee Falls detailing its history along with a cemetery listing. Copies may be available from the Menomonee Falls Historical Society.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; Menomonee Falls Library; Menomonee Falls Historical Society; State Historical Society; Waukesha Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: Rosemary Link
Publisher: Marvin Hubenthal
Published Date: 2001
Pages: 111
Description: This book provides a history of this cemetery located in Lannon then lists all who are buried in the cemetery. Also may be found relationship and cause of death. Copies may be available from the Menomonee Falls Historical Society.
Available At: Menomonee Falls Library; Menomonee Falls Historical Society; Milwaukee Public Library; State Historical Society; Waukesha Historical Society
Bios: none
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Author: Reverend Benjamin J. Blied, PhD
Publisher: not identified
Published Date: 1955
Pages: 160
Description: The book details the lives of Fathers Michael Heiss, Frederick Katzer, and Sebastian Messmer all who were Biships of the Milwaukee Diocese.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library; St. Francis Seminary
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Author: Sister Vera Naber, C.S.A.
Publisher: Kennedy & Sons; New York
Published Date: 1959
Pages: 312
Description: Chronicles of the Sisters of St. Agnes in Fond du Lac who taught in many of the parishes in Washington County.
Available At: Milwaukee Public Library
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Author: James E. Albrecht, M.D.
Publisher: J.E.A. Enterprises
Published Date: 1993
Pages: 269
Description: Life story of a Wisconsin country doctor in the West Bend, Jackson, Slinger, Cedarburg area.
Available At: Beaver Dam Public Library, Horicon Public Library, Juneau Public Library, Kewaskum Public Library, Lomira Public Library, Mequon Public Library, Milwaukee Public Library, Port Washington Public LKibrary, Slinger Public Library, UW-Washington County Library, Waukesha County Public Library
Bios: James Albrecht, M.D.
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