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John G. Pantzer located here in 1848, coming from Germany. He was one of the pioneer cigar manufacturers of Sheybogan.
David W. Halsted, Sr., a native of New York, came to Sheboygan in 1841, but a year later removed to Calumet county, where his son, David Wisner Halsted, was born in 1845.
Frank Stone came from Massachusetts with his parents, Lewis and Lucy (Howe) Stone, in 1848, and settled in Sheboygan, where the father engaged in merchandising on Eighth street.
Michael John Lynch, whose native state was New York, arrived in She- boygan in 1842 in company with John King. He was a contractor and is
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said to have built the first bridge across the Sheboygan river. He also did much contract work on street grading and improvement. He was appointed by Franklin Pierce collector for the port of Sheboygan and was a veteran of the Civil war.
Thomas M. Blackstock, with an aunt and three sisters, his mother hav- ing preceded him, arrived in Sheboygan in the spring of 1849. He first found employment in a hotel, then was engaged for six years in a drug store. In 1856 he was superintendent of construction of the Sheboygan- Fond du Lac plank road and served in that capacity until 1861. He then purchased the drug business of Dr. J. J. Brown, which he conducted until 1876. In 1875, however, he took an active part in the organization and establishment of the Phoenix Chair Company and within a year was chosen president and general manager of the company. Mr. Blackstock became one of the strong and influential men not only of Sheboygan but of this part of the state and was mentioned as a possible candidate for the governorship in 1892.
Joseph Schrage was one of the pioneer merchants of Sheboygan, locat- ing here in 1847 and opening a grocery store. He later built the Wisconsin House, well known to the early settlers. He eventually became one of the prominent merchants of Sheboygan.
Azael P. Lyman located in this city in 1846. With his brother George he had located in Sheboygan Falls in 1845 and established stores in Fond du Lac, Calumet, Berlin and Sheboygan. He became one of the prominent and influential men of Sheboygan and one of its first boatbuilders, in which he became well known.
Evan Evans was a settler here of 1845. For some time he worked at his trade of carpentry and for ten years was a toll keeper on the Sheboygan- Fond du Lac plank road. He later became a farmer.
William F. Zierath, a native of Germany, first came to Sheboygan in 1846, looking for a business location. He returned to Cleveland but in the following year purchased property here and was then joined by his family. He engaged in hotel keeping, as proprietor of the St. Clair House, which he operated until his death, which occurred in the latter part of 1870.
William Seaman, a native of New York, came to Sheboygan in 1845. William Henry Seaman, who became United States judge of the eastern district of Wisconsin, was a son of William and Arlisle Seaman, and came to Sheboygan with his parents in the winter of 1845-6. He was working in the Evergreen City Times office when the Civil war broke out. He en- listed as a private in Company H, First Regiment Wisconsin Infantry. He read law with C. W. Ellis of Sheboygan and later with J. A. Bentley and was admitted to the bar in 1868. In 1893 he was appointed to the United States bench.
Worthy McKillip came from the Empire state to this city in 1842 and engaged in the manufacture of lumber. He was soon after his arrival made deputy sheriff of what was then Brown county. In 1845 he built a large frame building on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street. Previous to this, however, he had served as register of deeds but on the completion of his building he engaged in the mercantile business.
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James and Margaret (Leland) Crocker came here in 1846. Their son, Silas R., followed them in 1853. He was a carpenter and worked on the first dredge that was used in opening the harbor in Sheboygan. He then became identified with the manufacturing interests of the city. In 1866, with others, he put up a sawmill on Pennsylvania avenue and began prep- arations to manufacture chairs.
Dr. John Julius Brown was one of the pioneer physicians of Sheboygan, locating here in 1846.
William Whiffen, a native of England, came to Sheboygan in the fall of 1845. He immediately purchased a farm in the town of Sheboygan Falls and lived there until 1875, when he returned to Sheboygan.
Alexander Hamilton Edwards came to Sheboygan in 1848 and after keeping the lighthouse for about a year became deputy register of deeds. He later was elected to the office of register. He also held the offices of clerk of the court and police judge, being in official positions for about twenty years.
Leopold and Francis Gutsch came to Sheboygan from Baden, Germany, in 1847, and established the Gutsch Brewing Company.
John Griffith, a native of New York, was a settler in Sheboygan as early as 1850 and one of the early merchants.
Isaac Brazleton came to Wisconsin from East Tennessee with his par- ents, Jacob and Margaret Brazleton, and settled near Milwaukee in 1835. In 1847 he removed to Sheboygan, where he carried on a meat market for a number of years.
Benjamin Orrin Coon, a native of New York, settled in the town of Ply- mouth in February, 1846, and was soon joined by his parents, James and Susanna Coon. By that time Hiram Bishop, Henry Gilman and Ira Brad- ford were making homes for themselves here.
Jonathan Leighton arrived here from the state of Maine in 1844 and em- barked in the lumber business, in which he continued twenty years. With his father-in-law, Aurin Z. Littlefield, he built a sawmill, which was known as the Littlefield & Leighton mill.
Evert Hartman was a pioneer of 1846, coming here with his parents, Derrick J. and Hattie Hartman.
Charles W. Pierce, who was born here in 1848, is the son of William J. Pierce, who came from England in 1844 and settled in Sheboygan.
Otto Schucht became a resident of the city of Sheboygan in 1849.
Hector North Ross was a pioneer teacher of this county. He arrived here from his native state of New York in June, 1847, and soon found work in the office of the Mercury. He had previously been admitted to the bar and the following fall after his arrival in Sheboygan he was elected to the office of county judge. The salary of the office at that time was small and in order to earn what he could he taught the village school in Sheboygan in the winter of 1849 and held the same position during the years 1852 and 1853. He purchased the Sheboygan Mercury in 1854. In 1870 he changed the name of the paper from the Evergreen City Times to that of the She- boygan Times.
Henry W. Minott located here in 1848 and was joined by his brother, Levi E., in 1849, and engaged in the manufacture and sale of furniture.
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Alban Kent was one of the early settlers of Sheboygan. He left the fatherland in 1833 and settled in Erie, Pennsylvania, from whence he came in the winter of 1844. He at once built a home and established a tailoring establishment, which was one of the first in the village. Later Mr. Kent opened a bakery and grocery on the shore end of the old north pier, where he carried on quite a business for four years, when his place was wrecked by the waves during a severe storm, when his stock and household goods were lost. He then resumed work at his trade and retired therefrom in 1889, at the age of eighty-one years.
Joseph Keller, a German, opened a blacksmith shop here in 1849 to which he later added wood and paint shops, a foundry and machine shops. He also started a brickyard and operated it some six years, when he sold and built what is now Factory B of the Crocker Chair Company, which he man- aged for three years and then sold to the Crockers.
Christian Raab came in 1848 from Germany and became a grain dealer and shipbuilder.
Ernst and Anna Rietow, natives of Germany, came to the United States in 1848 and settled in Sheboygan, where he carried on a furniture establish- ment until 1852 and then removed to a farm in the town of Wilson. In 1855 he returned to Sheboygan and engaged in the furniture business until his death, in 1868.
John G. Mayer, a native of Germany, established himself in Sheboygan as a merchant tailor in 1848.
William Kroos, Sr., a native of Germany, emigrated to the United States in the fall of 1842 and landed at New Orleans. From there he went to St. Louis, which was his home for a number of years. . Mr. Kroos took up his residence in the city of Sheboygan in 1847. He is living today, hale and hearty, at the age of ninety-four years.
Frederick Gustav Lintz, a native of Germany, arrived in the United States with his wife in 1847, and coming west located on land north of She- boygan City. His acres accumulated to a number over one thousand and he built a pier known as Lintz pier and did a big business in cutting and ship- ping wood, selling in one year $24,000 worth. He was liberal and helped many of the farmers in paying for their land. About six years after com- ing to this county he removed to Sheboygan City, where for over thirty years he did an extensive business in general merchandising and in lumber. He died in 1884.
Julius Kroos is a son of William Kroos, Sr., and was born in the Ever- green City in 1857. He is president of the Bank of Sheboygan, one of the strongest financial institutions in the state of Wisconsin.
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CHAPTER VI
OFFICIALS
LIST OF COUNTY OFFICIALS BROKEN BY LOSS OF RECORDS-COMPLETE LIST OF SOME OF THE COUNTY OFFICIALS AND PARTIAL LIST OF OTHERS-BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND ITS MEMBERS FROM 1870 TO DATE-MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNTY COURT
The general government in the act organizing the territory of Wiscon- sin provided for probate judges to adjudicate estates of deceased persons, those of minor children, and others not capable of attending to their own business affairs; hence, the office of probate judge was maintained under that title until the year 1850, when it was changed to county judge, and the court to that of county court. Unfortunately, the writer has no record of those early courts nor of the names of the men who fulfilled the duties of the office. From the year 1860, when the county records were burned, the following have served as county judges :
COUNTY JUDGES
1860-George W. Weeden 1866-Edward Gilman
1874-Bille Williams
1894-Simon Gillen 1898-Andrew Gilbertson 1902-Paul T. Krez
COUNTY CLERKS
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1853-James T. Kingsbury 1855-1860-August Pott 1861-H. Van Tilborg
. 1863-Frederick Zimmerman 1869-George Thies 1871-Carl Zillier
1877-Frederick Hoppe 1883-Emil Nehrlich
1893-Jacob F. Miller 1895-R. B. Melvin .
1901-Edward B. Mattoon (Re- signed in March, 1908, and unexpired term filled by C. W. Fischer) 1909-August G. Meyers 1911-C. W. Fischer
COUNTY TREASURERS
1848-C. T. Moore 1849-Thomas Lapham
1851-W. Smith 1853-George W. Weeden
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COUNTY TREASURER
1855-William W. King
1857-John Gee
1861-Francis Geele
1887-A. L. Swart
1865-S. B. Hogan
1867-Julius Wolff
1895-Henry Walvoord
1871-W. Schwartz
1899-Joseph Pfeiffer
1873-William Ashby
1903-C. H. Schulz
1877-J. M. O'Hearn
1907-W. H. Barragar
1881-George W. Bradford
1911-Charles M. Ries
CLERK OF THE COURT
1846-J. Rankin
1847-C. P. Hiller
1848-E. S. Goodrich
1849-E. S. Goodrich
1877-Felix Benfey
1851-A. H. Edwards
1883-Simon Gillen
1855-Jacob Quintus
1889-Thomas O'Hara
1857-Flavius J. Mills
1893-L. T. Bishop
1859-William Elwell
1895-B. F. Heald
1861-Edward Gilman
1899-M. M. Gilman
1863-J. B. Coleman
1905-A. P. Croghan
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
1846-D. U. Harrington 1847-David Taylor
1848-J. R. Sharpstein and W. R. Gorsline 1849-E. Fox Cook
1871-Conrad Krez
1879-George T. Sumner
1881-John Q. Adams
1883-Dennis T. Phalen
1887-A. C. Prescott
1889-Simon Gillen
1895-Willard Cole
1897-Frederick Vollrath
1899-Theodore Benfey
1905-Edward Voigt
1911-W. B. Collins
SHERIFFS
1846-T. C. Hornor 1847-J. H. Comstock 1849-G. H. Smith
1851-Godfrey Stamm
1853-John D. Murphy
1854-William Kaestner (to fill vacancy ) 1855-Julius Wolff
1857-Cad W. Humphrey 1859-George Thies
1861-Frederick Aude
1863-W. G. Mallory 1865-M. Winter 1867-William Scott 1869-Louis Otte 1871-W. M. Root
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1853-Edward Elwell
1855-George S. Graves
1857-Crosby W. Ellis
1859-Conrad Krez
1863-E. B. Treat 1865-J. H. Jones
1865-A. H. Edwards
1867-August Pott
1871-A. H. Edwards
1891-Charles S. Weisse
1883-Bernhard Bruecker
1885-George W. Bradford
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SHERIFFS
1873-Frederick Hoppe 1875-John Sandrok 1877-Joseph Schrage 1879-Louis Otte
1881-Wendel Pfeil
1883-Wilbur M. Root
1885-Frederick Goerlitz
1887-Henry G. Mueller
1889-Fred Mueller
1891-Phil Doherty
1893-A. Lebermann
1895-William Grashorn
1897-David L. Mantz
1899-Henry Buchen
1901-Albert Suemnicht
1903-H. A. Arpke
1905-H. A. Zurheide
1907-H. Kiefer
1909-A. A. Hoehne
1911-H. C. Hoppe
REGISTERS OF DEEDS
1839-Charles D. Cole 1844-W. W. Kellog
1845-John Keller
1846-E. H. Howard
1847-W. R. Gorsline 1849-J. T. Kingsbury 1851-M. M. Flint
1853-Charles Adolphi
1855-Charles Meyer 1859-Joseph Weiskopf
1863-Wenzel Kunz
1865-A. Mahlendorf 1869-Nathan Cole
1871-E. Clarenbach
1879-Albert Mahlendorf, Sr.
1880-Valentine Detling
1887-Frank W. Margenau 1891-A. J. Mallmann 1895-Harvey Klotsch
1901-Henry Walvoord
1905-Louis G. Cornelius
1911-Edwin Koellmer
COUNTY SURVEYORS
1849-James Hanford 1851-M. Martin 1853-H. S. Hilton 1855-Horace Cleaves
1859-James Hanford 1861-W. H. Paine 1863-H. G. H. Reed
1867-G. Marquardt 1875-L. Tibbitts
1877-S. A. Simpson
1881-Louis Bode
1883-S. A. Simpson
1893-Otto B. Joerns
. 1895-Louis Bode
CORONER
1849-E. S. Thorp 1851-R. Phillips 1853-H. S. Hilton
1854-Charles H. Woodard (to fill vacancy) 1855-James Berry 1857-August Telgener 1859-Joshua Brown 1861-August Krueger 1863-James Berry
1867-Julius Leber 1869-R. G. Bennett 1871-James Berry
1881-Julius Breitzmann
1882-Frederick Schnellen 1885-Carl Osthelder 1887-William O. St. Sure 1889-A. W. Bock 1895-N. S. Goodell 1903-Peter Feagan
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SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS
1902-J. A. Zinkgraf 1905-A. P. Pauly
1911-H. C. Maurer
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
1862-A. W. Whitcomb 1882-A. F. Warden
1864-H. A. Forbes
1887-James Leahy
1866-Edward Drewry 1891-Martin Hughes
1868-J. E. Thomas
1893-A. J. Strassburger
1870-W. E. Cody
1897-George H. Drewry
1872-E. A. Little
1903-Otto Gaffron
1874-M. D. L. Fuller
1905-J. E. Kennedy
1876-George W. Weeden
1911-H. C. Dornbush
1878-B. R. Grogan
The reader will have noticed that names of county officials are given in the above list prior to 1860. These were obtained by searching through the files of newspapers.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
1870
Wilson, George W. Weeden, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Her- man, Ludwig Luecke; Holland, Peter Daane, Jr .; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyndon, H. L. Hutchinson; Mosel, William Wippermann; Plymouth, C. W. Prescott; Mitchell, Phelin Hughes; Rhine, Eric Tallmadge; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, Abraham Laycock; Sherman, John P. Carroll; Sheboygan, William Ashby; Sheboygan Falls, Henry Tidman; Sheboygan Falls village, John P. Robinson; city of Sheboygan, first ward, Francis Geele; second, J. O. Thayer; third, J. C. Reich; fourth, William Demand.
1871
Wilson, George W. Weeden, chairman; Greenbush, N. H. Roberts ; Her- man, Frederick Arpke; Holland, Peter Daane, Jr .; Lima, Timothy O'Con- nor; Lyndon, H. A. Forbes; Mitchell, Phelin Hughes; Mosel, William Wip- permann; Plymouth, Enos Easterman; Rhine, Julius Wolff; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, Jacob Reis; Sheboygan, William Ashby; Sheboygan Falls, Henry Tidman; Sheboygan Falls village, John E. Thomas; Sherman, John P. Carroll; city of Sheboygan, first ward, John Sandrok; second, Joseph Keseberg; third, August Froehlich; fourth, W. B. Darling.
1872
Wilson, George W. Weeden, chairman; Greenbush, N. H. Roberts; Her- man, Ludwig Luecke; Holland, Peter Daane, Jr .; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyndon, E. C. Butters; Mitchell, C. W. Humphrey ; Mosel. William Wipper-
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mann; Plymouth, Enos Eastman; Rhine, Julius Wolff; Russell, John Kee- nan; Scott, Jacob Reis; Sheboygan, G. A. Willard; Sheboygan Falls, Henry Tidman; Sheboygan Falls village, N. C. Farnsworth; Sherman, John P. Car- roll; city of Sheboygan, first ward, John Sandrok ; second, John O. Thayer ; third, J. C. Reich ; fourth, A. Trester.
1873
Wilson, George W. Weeden, chairman; Greenbush, Olney Higgins; Her- man, Ludwig Luecke; Holland, J. H. Van Ouwerkerk; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyndon, S. D. Hubbard; Mitchell, C. W. Humphrey ; Mosel, Charles Wippermann ; Plymouth, C. W. Prescott; Rhine, Julius Wolff; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, Jacob Blanshan; Sheboygan, G. A. Willard; Sheboygan Falls, Henry Tidman; Sheboygan Falls village, Albert Dennett; city of She- boygan, first ward, John Sandrok; second, John O. Thayer; third, Charles Grasse; fourth, Henry Scheele.
1874
Sheboygan Falls, John E. Thomas, chairman; Greenbush, William H. Clark; Herman, Friedrich Hasche; Holland, Anton Van De Wall; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyndon, Norman C. Harmon; Mitchell, C. W. Humphrey ; Mosel, William Wippermann; Plymouth, Enos Eastman; Rhine, Julius Wolff; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, Israel J. Smith ; Sheboygan, G. A. Wil- lard; Sheboygan Falls, Henry Tidman; Sherman, John P. Carroll; Wilson, Michael Trimberger; Sheboygan city, first ward, John Sandrok; second, John O. Thayer; third, Charles Grasse; fourth, Henry Scheele.
1875
Sheboygan Falls village, John E. Thomas, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Herman, Henry Luecke; Holland, Anton Van De Wall; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyndon, Norman C. Harmon; Mitchell, Hugh Lynch ; Mosel William Wippermann; Plymouth, Asa Carpenter; Rhine, Julius Wolff ; Russell, John Keenon; Scott, Israel J. Smith; Sheboygan, G. A. Willard; Sheboygan Falls, Edward Heidenreiter; Sherman, John P. Carroll; Wilson, Carl Reich; city of Sheboygan, first ward, James H. Mead; second, John O. Thayer; third, Charles Grasse; fourth, Joseph Weiskopf.
1876
Lyndon, S. D. Hubbard, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Herman, Ludwig Luecke; Holland, Charles Rogers; Lima, A. D. De Land; Mitchell, Hugh Lynch; Mosel, William Wippermann; Plymouth, William Schwartz; Rhine, Julius Wolff; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, Israel J. Smith; Sheboy- gan, G. A. Willard; Sheboygan Falls, Edward Heidenreiter; Sheboygan Falls village, Israel Adriance; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Reich; city of Sheboygan, first ward, Michael Winter; second, James Bell; third, Charles Boehme; fourth, G. Dieckmann; fifth, Matthew Meyer.
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1877
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Herman, Frederick Hasche; Holland, Charles Rogers; Lima, Thomas Walsh; Lyn- don, Eugene McIntyre; Mitchell, Hugh Lynch; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, Asa Carpenter; Rhine, George Gessert; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, F. Hazelton; Sheboygan, August Zschetzsche; Sheboygan Falls, Ed- ward Heidenreiter; Sheboygan Falls village, W. H. Prentice; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Reich; city of Sheboygan, first ward, William Elwell; third, J. Mogenson; fourth, G. Dieckmann; fifth, Charles Grasse; city of Plymouth, first ward, H. W. Fisher; second, George W. Barnard.
1878
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Herman, August Selsemeyer ; Holland; Charles Rogers; Lima, Thomas Walsh ; Lyn- don, Eugene McIntyre; Mitchell, James Hughes ; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, Asa Carpenter ; Rhine, Valentine Pfeil; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, John Ruch; Sheboygan, August Zschetzsche; Sheboygan Falls, Hiram Smith; Sheboygan Falls village, John E. Thomas; Sherman, James White; Wilson, George W. Weeden; city of Sheboygan, first ward; William Elwell; third, John Mogenson; fourth, C. B. Henschel; fifth, Charles Grasse; Ply- mouth ; first, H. W. Fischer; second, George W. Barnard.
1879
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, Erastus Keach; Herman, August Selsemeyer ; Holland, Charles Rogers; Lima, A. D. De Land; Lyn- don, Eugene McIntyre; Mitchell, James Hughes; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, George W. Bradford; Rhine, George Gessert; Russell, John Kee- nan; Scott, John Ruch; Sheboygan, August Zschetzsche; Sheboygan Falls, Hiram Ashcraft; Sheboygan Falls village, John E. Thomas; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Roehrborn; city of Sheboygan, first ward, William El- well ; third, James Mogenson ; fourth, C. B. Henschel; fifth, Charles Grasse; Plymouth, first ward, J. W. Taylor; second, William Schwartz.
1880
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, John Dennis; Herman, August Selsemeyer ; Holland, E. C. Oliver ; Lima, A. D. De Land; Lyndon, Eugene McIntyre; Mitchell, Simon Gillen; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Ply- mouth, George W. Bradford; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, John Ruch; Sheboygan, William Ashby; Sheboygan Falls, John Dietsch ; Sheboygan Falls village, G. H. Brickner; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Roehrborn; city of Sheboygan, first ward, William Elwell; third, John Williamson; fourth, J. M. Kohler ; fifth, Fred Nagel; Plymouth, first ward, J. W. Taylor; second, William Schwartz.
1881
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, John Dennis; Herman, J. Bodenstab; Holland, E. C. Oliver; Lima, T. O'Connor; Lyndon, Eugene
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McIntyre; Mitchell, Simon Gillen; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, H. Wheeler; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, John Rich; Sheboygan, C. M. Limprecht; Sheboygan Falls, John Kaestner; Sheboygan Falls village, J. E. Thomas; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Reich; city of Sheboygan, first ward, William Elwell; third, Charles Boehme; fourth, J. M. Kohler; fifth, Fred Nagel; Plymouth, first ward, H. W. Fis- cher ; second, George W. Barnard.
1882
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, G. S. Putnam; Herman, Frederick Hasche; Holland, Henry Walvoord; Lima, A. D. De Land; Lyn- don, Eugene McIntyre ; Mitchell, J. F. Murray ; Mosel, Charles W. Prescott; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, John Ruch; Sheboygan, G. A. Willard; Sheboygan Falls, John Kaestner; Sheboygan Falls village, B. F. Heald; Sherman, James White; Wilson, Carl Reich; Sheboygan city, first ward, William Elwell; third, Charles Boehme; fourth, August Trill- ing; fifth, Fred Nagel; Plymouth, first ward, George W. Barnard; second, E. A. Streblow.
1883
Sheboygan, Carl Zillier, chairman; Greenbush, G. S. Putnam; Herman, August Selsemeyer; Holland, Henry Walvoord; Lima, Christian Oeder ; Lyndon, W. A. Barber; Mitchell, J. F. Burke; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, Charles W. Prescott; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Kee- nan; Scott, John Ruch; Sheboygan, O. Gearlds; Sheboygan Falls, George Whiffen; Sheboygan Falls village, J. H. Reysen; Sherman, James White; Wilson, W. Springborn; city of Sheboygan, first ward, William Elwell; third, Charles Boehme; fourth, August Trilling; fifth, Fred Nagel; Ply- mouth, first ward, William Fischer ; second, J. L. Santee.
1884
Sheboygan, William Elwell, chairman; Greenbush, G. S. Putnam; Her- man, August Selsemeyer; Holland, E. C. Oliver; Lima, T. O'Connor ; Lyndon, C. N. Harmon; Mitchell, J. F. Burke; Mosel, Peter Augustine; Plymouth, Asa Carpenter; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, J. W. Liebenstein ; Sheboygan, O. Gearlds; Sheboygan Falls, George Whiffen; Sheboygan Falls village, E. Foster; Sherman, James White; Wil- son, W. Springborn; Sheboygan, second ward, Joseph Keseberg; third, P. Martin; fourth, August Trilling; fifth, Fred Nagel; Plymouth, first ward, William Fischer; second, M. D. L. Fuller.
1885
Sheboygan, William Elwell, chairman; Greenbush, G. S. Putnam; Her- man, Ludwig Luecke; Holland, E. C. Oliver; Lima, A. D. De Land; Lyn- don, C. N. Harmon; Mitchell, John Bowser; Mosel, Albert Erdmann; Ply- mouth, Asa Carpenter; Rhine, T. C. Sharpe; Russell, John Keenan; Scott,
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J. W. Liebenstein; Sheboygan, August Zschetzsche; Sheboygan Falls, George U. Whiffen; Sheboygan Falls village, B. F. Heald; Sherman, W. H. Foley; Wilson, William Springborn; city of Sheboygan, second ward, Christian Ackermann; third, P. Martin; fourth, F. W. Margenau; fifth, H. J. Friedrichs; Plymouth, first ward, John Kaestner; second, W. Schwartz.
1886
Sheboygan, William Elwell, chairman; Greenbush, G. S. Putnam; Her- man, Henry G. Mueller ; Holland, E. C. Oliver; Lima, A. D. De Land; Lyn- don, E. McIntyre; Mitchell, John Bowser; Mosel, Albert Erdmann; Ply- mouth, H. Krumrey; Rhine, George Wolff; Russell, John Keenan; Scott, J. W. Liebenstein; Sheboygan, August Zschetzsche; Sheboygan Falls, George U. Whiffen; Sheboygan Falls village, Charles S. Weisse; Sherman, W. H. Foley; Wilson, W. Springborn; city of Sheboygan, second ward, Christian Ackermann; third, J. Mogenson; fourth, F. Margenau; fifth, Ernst Lutze; Plymouth, first ward, John Kaestner; second, W. Schwartz.
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