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July 30, 1876

Elizabeth Moore, wife of a Johnstown Center farmer, died.

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BeloitJuly 3, 1876

BeloitJuly 24, 1876

A destructive fire wiped out the entire plant of the business to which John A. Johnson had been admitted; reconstruction was commenced the same season.

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Rock CountyJuly 30, 1876

Elizabeth Moore, wife of a Johnstown Center farmer, died.

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Sec. 32; P. 0, Johnstown Center; born in Scotland in 1840; came to Wisconsin in 1856, locating at Johnstown, where he purchased 160 acres, his present homestead, Married, in 1863, Miss Elizabeth Moore, a native of Scotland, who died July 30, 1876 ; had seven children, five living. He married again in June, 1 878, Miss Sarah Lee, a native of Wisconsin ; they have one daughter.

Butterfield, C. W., et al. The History of Rock County, Wisconsin: its early settlement, growth, development, resources, etc. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1879. Cornell University Library via the Internet Archive, archive.org/details/cu31924028871585.PDF p. 806 / book p. 810

1876 / July 30

Rock CountyA

July 30, 1876

Elizabeth Moore, wife of a Johnstown Center farmer, died.

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Rock CountyJuly 30, 1876

Elizabeth Moore, wife of a Johnstown Center farmer, died.

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Sec. 32; P. 0, Johnstown Center; born in Scotland in 1840; came to Wisconsin in 1856, locating at Johnstown, where he purchased 160 acres, his present homestead, Married, in 1863, Miss Elizabeth Moore, a native of Scotland, who died July 30, 1876 ; had seven children, five living. He married again in June, 1 878, Miss Sarah Lee, a native of Wisconsin ; they have one daughter.