Wisconsin War Records Move Toward Clean, Complete Files
Weekly Wisconsin reports on the 1865 orders to Wisconsin regiments to record each volunteer’s service, the chaotic, patchy state of wartime records, and the drive under Gov. Rusk and Adjt-Gen. Chapman to compile, recopy, and publish a full roster. It notes scarce two-thirds response, prejudiced comments, and the ongoing pension claim work, with nine clerks and two repairers advancing the project in Mavisex, Wis.
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Mavisex
Wis
Adjt
August Gaylord
Wisconsin
Gaylord
James T. Lewis
Lucius Vairchild
Washington
Adjutant-General
Co. A
Chapman
Adjutant-General’s Office
Gov. Rusk
Adjt-Gen
Chapuian
War Department
Cha
Haugen
Gen
Wisconsin war records project to publish two volume set
The Wisconsin war records effort aims to publish two volumes totaling about 1600 pages with 2500 copies in a first edition. Gen Chapman oversees daily supervision, compiling enrollments, residences, muster dates, and final dispositions, aided by new file boxes and a Washington-like filing system to speed up access for veterans and heirs.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Chapman
Wissonsip
Chy
Wisconsin Volunteers
Wisconsin items in a busy badger state page
A dense clipping reports D D Barnes killing a wolf near Delavan after a fierce struggle, plus U.S. and Wisconsin updates on insanity counts in 2,264 cases, robberies in Green Bay, school closures from diphtheria in Eau Claire, local deaths and accidents, a postal appoint-ment, and public notices. Also mentions a northern fire incident, a Washington ambush death, and a medical patent remedy licensed for consumption and skin diseases.
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D. D. Barnes
Delavan
Wisconsin
Thomas Hawxey
Green Bay
Mene‘kaunee
Eau Claire
James Rocan
Watertown
Wis
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Necedah
Avex McRae
Superior
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Monroe
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Allen
Curustor Darr
Mattoom
Sheboygan
Charles Eubn
Necedab
Christianeen
Waukesha
Merchants’ National Bank, of
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Madison
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
The Richest Woman in South America Donna Cousino
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Une
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Ayer’s Pills Help Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles
Letters from L N Smith Utica and Richard Norris Lynn Mass report relief from liver trouble and dyspepsia after long use of Ayer’s Pills. Testimonials praise prompt action and sustained health.
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Utica
N. Y
Ayer
Richard Norris
Lynn
Mass
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