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Wilbert, Carl F. / History of the town of Mequon
([ca. 1990?])
George Virmond
George Virmond Mr. George Virmond, a resident of Mequon for some time, a member of the Meouon ilan Commission and the owner of a 64 acre farm located in Section 29, Range 22 East, Town of Mequon, and bordering on Lake Michigan, died in June 1939. A resolution was passed and a copy thereof was sent to Mrs. George A. Virmond, expressing their deep regret and sorrow at the passing from this life of George R. Virmond. Mr. Virmond first bequeathed in his will his 64 acre farm to the City of M ilwaukee in which he first resided and conducted his shoe store. If the City of Milwa.kee would not or could not accept it, then to the County of Ozaukee to be used for the same purpose. After some considerable pressure on the part of Mequon residents and the Mequon Club, the County Board finally accepted the bequest in 1940. Some improvements have been made to the grounds since then. It was agreed that the Town of Ivequon police the premises and the Lake Michigan shore appurtement thereto.
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