Adams County Biographical Sketches

Transcribed by J.T. Elderkin, August 1997

Ancestries of pre-1900 Adams Co. residents extracted from Memorial and Biographical Record and Illustrated Compendium of Biography Containing a Compendium of Local Biography Including Biographical Sketches of Hundreds of Prominent Old SEttlers and Representative Citizens of Columbia, Sauk, and Adams Counties, Wisconsin
published 1901 by Geo. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago.

Notes: Names of profiled individuals are listed in alphabetical order. Only direct line ancestral information has been extracted. Names of siblings, which are often given in the book, have not been extracted. The book contains extensive data on each family's children, including spouses and residences, also not extracted. Where discrepancies exist between accounts, the information has been transcribed as it appears in each entry without attempting to alter or reconcile the differences. In one instance, a date which the compiler knows to be incorrect (from primary documentation) has been omitted to avoid perpetuating inaccurate data.

ALLEN, Nelson E.
ATCHERSON, Oscar
AUSTIN, Chauncey J.
BACON, George Volney

BARTON, John
BEMENT, Benjamin Sheldon
BIDWELL, William B.
BILLINGS, Dana Daniel

BONNELL, David Thompson
BOWEN, Joseph
BRIMMER, William
BROWN, Amos

BROWN, David Noah
CAMPBELL, Daniel De Witt
CARPENTER, Newell
CAVANAUGH, Perry

CLAPP, Edwin O.
COLBURN, Harvey B.
COLBURN, Sherman
COLBY, Thomas Pettigrove

COLBY, Warren I.
COLLIPP, Platon Garfield
COOK, George Roswell
CROTHERS, James Morris

DITTBENDER, Fritz
DONNELLY, Hugh
DUNN, Thomas William
EDWARDS, Adelbert, M.D.

ELY, Oscar Clarke
EVANS, Jacob C.
FIELD, Henry A.
FISHER, Edward J.

FISHER, William, M.D.
FOAT, William J.
FORBUSH, Chebar
FOREMAN, Henry

FRITZ, Christ
GALBRAITH, William J.
GALSTON, Robert
GETHERS, Henry

GRAHAM, John McCullough
HAMILTON, Frederick B.
HARRINGTON, George
HARRIS, Ananias

HASKINS, Daniel S.
HASZ, Martin (Rev.)
HAYES, Philip
HECOCKS, Alonzo E.

HENRY, John A.
HOLM, Andrew Oleson
HOTCHKISS, Ruel
HOUGHTON, Charles H.

HUBER, Urban
HUNGERFORD, Stephen
HYATT, Amelia (Seward)
JEROME, John

JONES, Chester
JONES, Nelson
JONES, Norman
KAHL, William H.

KEACH, Henry Hugh
KERSHAW, Thomas C.
LATHROP, Marvin E.
LEUTE, Thaddeus

MARTIN, Charles
MASON, Arthur H.
MASON, Herbert Leroy
MASON, Hiram Hiland

MATTHEWS, Orlando
McCHESNEY, James H., Rev.
McELWAIN, Calvin L.
METCALF, Holton Bradley

MORLEY, Myron Moses
MORSE, Lyman N.
MORSE, Uri
NEFF, Curtis B.

OLSON, Henry N.
PATRICK, Andrew
PAULSON, Nels
PELLS, Jeremiah

PETERSON, Peter Nelson
PHELPS, Willis
PIERCE, Solon Wesley
RAMSEY, Robert Monroe

REED, Calvin E.
REYNOLDS, Thomas
ROUS, Francis Marion
SARGENT, Edmund

SCHOFF, Jeremiah Merill
SCHULTZ, Christian
SHAFER, Elijah L.
SHANAHAN, Edward

SHANAHAN, Henry M.
SMITH, John
SNYDER, Willis Ellsworth
SPERBECK, Martin G.

STEVENS, William
STEVENSON, David
STONE, James
THOMPSON, Harriet (Sylvester) Fletcher

THOMPSON, Wallace
TRUMBULL, James W.
VON ALSTINE, James Franklin
VROMAN, Jacob Ransom

VROMAN, John William
WALTON, John
WALWRETH, Hamilton
WATERMAN, George Washington

WILLARD, Hubbard Schoff
WILSON, Ezra
WITT, Fritz
WOLFERT, Franz

WOOD, Ned C.
WOODRUFF, Martin R.
WRIGHT, Joel Barrett
YORK, Oliver Martin

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