Randall Town

Randall Town

WELLIAM B. BBOWEB, farmer, Sec. 13; P. 0. BasseU's Station ; boni in Brooid Y., Oct. 6, 1803 ; lived in Brooklyn till 17 years old, then removed to New York City, then settled i county, on the land he now occupies, in 1837. Married Paulina Broadway, a native of Vennon daughter of Mr. Fraser Broadway, of New York City, March 20, 1826. She was bom Jane 30, have seven children, three boys and four girls - Elizabeth, bom May 12, 1828 ; John H., Maj 8, William B., May 20, 1834; Hannah B., May 5, 1839; Anna, May 1, 1843; Adolphns, Aug. 13, Emeline, Aug. 27, 1849 ; William Henry, April 29, 1826, died April 8, 1827. Owns 160 acres oi Held the offices of Highway Commissioner, Supervisor and Township Clerk for the township of Whei for sixteen years ; Clerk for Randall one year. Was appointed first Justice of the Peace by Uu emor, on Wisconsin first becoming a State. Votes Democratic.

PHILO D ABIillVO, farmer. Sec. 30 ; P. 0. Genoa Junction ; bom in New York, in came to Wisconsin in 1849, locating at Randall; purchased a farm of eighty -four and one>half acres, he now lives. Married, in 1838, Miss Elizabeth Harrington, of New York, who died Aa|;:ust, 1872 62 years 7 months and 5 days. Had six children - Pattie, bom August, 1839 ; Sarah, February, ] James, September, 1844; Augusta, October, 1848; Jane, November, 1850, and Frank, January, Members of the Baptist Church. Democrat.

EDWABD OANOIV, farmer. Sec. 36 ; P. 0. Wilmot; bora in 1819, in Ireland ; emign America in 1849, locating in Wisconsin at Randall ; he purchased a farm of 120 acres, bis pres^it stead. In March, 1852, he married Miss Mary McDonald, of Ireland.; had spyen cbildien, foui three boys. Members of the Roman Catholic Church ; Democrat.

WIIililAlI H. H ABBISiON, farmer, Sec. 30 ; P. 0. Genoa Junction ; bom in Pe vania in 1835 ; came to Wisconsin with his parents the same year, when they located in Randall early part of his life he was farming with his father ; in 1858, took charge of 134} acres, hb present tion ; at the death of his father, oame into possession of his parents' property ; he also bought 153 adjoining; in 1874, commenced raising stock for the Chicago market. Married, Feb. 12, 1867, Nettie Capran, a native of Canada ; had three children - Kirt L., bom Jan. 17, 1869 ; Hattie M. 10, 1873; Orville E., Jan. 18, 1875. Belonged to 8th W. V. I.; joined his r^ment at Madison in battles at Corinth and Yicksburg, Miss. ; mustered out Sept. 17, 1864 ; returned to Randall. B lican. Held the offices of Assistant Supervisor two years, Assessor four years, and is Justice of the 1 WILLI AM HAYTHOBN, farmer, Sec. 27; P. 0. Wilmot; bora in Yorkshire, Enj Feb. 22, 1804; emigrated to America in 1842, settling in Salem, Kenosha Co., where be purcha farm of eighty acres, his present homestead; aflerward purchased a farm of 218 acres in Sec. 33. Roadmaster several years. Married, May, 1829, Mrs. Smith, a native of England, who died Decei 1873; had two children - Hannah, born May, 1831, married in 1850, James K. Reynolds, whc November, 1873; John, born March, 1835. Members Episcopal Church ; Democrat.

AL3IEBIN. HEBBICK, farmer. Sec. 33 ; P. 0. Wilmot ; born in New York in 1 oame to Wisconsin June 1, 1839 ; the early part of his life was devoted to farming witb bis fatbe 1854, moved to Sec. 33, a farm of eighty acres, given him by his father. Married, in 1855, Miss £ E. Wing, a native of New York, who died at Randall in 1876 ; they had four children - Hattie, July 30, 1858, died in 1874; WUliam J., born March 15, 1861, died Aug. 18, 1863; Carra Belle, in 1864 ; Albion Frederick, born in 1866. Mr. H. held the offices of Town Treasurer two years, 1 master three years. In 1864, enlisted in the 95th I. V. I. ; joined regiment at Nashville, Tenn. ; w the engagements at Nashville, Spanish Fort, Mobile ; musterdl out 1865, and returned to Randal]. I hers of the Methodist Church ; Republican. Draws $6 per month pension on account of impaired sight from injury in battle.

FBEDBICK JOHNSON, farmer. Sec. 30 ; P. 0. Wilmot ; bora in Germany in li emigrating to America in 1871. locating at Randall ; in 1875, purchased forty acres, bis present h^ stead; in 1877, added twenty more. Married, in 1877, Miss Mena Hazelman, of Burlington, Wis.

CLEMENT KBONCKE, farmer, Sec. 36 ; P.O. Wilmot; borninOermanjin 1852; o to Wisconsin in 1871, locating near Kenosha, where he purchased twenty-one acres; three years aften he sold out and purchased his present farm of 120 acres on Sec. 36. Married July 7, 1869, ] Alwine Oronthman, a native of Germany ; had four children - Bertha, born in Qermany, April 8, 1£

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WILLIAn W. WnSCHELL, &Tmer, Sw. 26 ; P. 0. BasseU'a SUtioo ; bora in New Y' 1828 ; came to Wisconsin in 1867 ; located at Bloomfield, where he purchased 252 acres of land ; and removed to Randall Township, where he purchased his present farm of 160 acres. Married Maria Kello^, of New York, in 1850 ; have three ohildieo - Charlee, bora 1851 ; George, bora I Addie, bors 1856. Was Sapervisor two terau. Politics, Demoent.

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J. A, HOBLICK* Bacine; is a native of Oloaoeeterahire, England; bom Jnne 19, I after obtaining the small allowance of ednoatioo afforded by the village school of thoee days, hi apprenticed to the blacksmith and wi^on-malcer tnde for seven years, which be followed until 1844, he embarked for America, arriving at Racine Aag. 14, of that year, engaging in the carpentering bui for about two years ; aflerward, entered into the wood and timber bosiness, fiiraishing large quantiti piles and timbm &}i bridge piers, docks, etc.; he continued in this business until the year 1853. i having purchased a piece of stone property Irom Alanson Allen, at the Rapids, he turned his aU«nu the lime and stone business, in which he has been engaged since, adding to it the &rming. million; ai businesB. He haa held several public offices of trust, and is one of the most prominent Freemaso the State, having taken the Thirty-third Degree, and is an honorary member of the General ( Consistory TJ. S. A. He was married to Arabella Lediard, of Glonceeterahire, England, Feb. 14, ] has six children, four sons and two daughters - Alexander, G«orgc W., Arabella R., Joseph A., I L. and Oliver C. Is a member of the Prot«ataut Episcopal Church.

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