Wisconsin Pioneers and Century Farms, 1948-1957


Summary Information
Title: Wisconsin Pioneers and Century Farms
Inclusive Dates: 1948-1957

Call Number: Mss 908

Quantity: 5.6 c.f. (27 archives boxes)

Repository:
Archival Locations:
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

Abstract:
Material, arranged by counties, consisting of genealogical forms, century farm records, articles, correspondence, related papers, cemetery records, and an index of Wisconsin's first settlers whose descendants still were living in the state in 1948. The Wisconsin Pioneers and Century Farms collection was compiled by Alice B. Parker, chair of the Wisconsin Centennial Committee on Century Families, with later additions from the Centennial Farm Certificate program conducted by the Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture, 1952, 1954-1957.

Language: English

URL to cite for this finding aid: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-mss00908
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Contents List
Material arranged alphabetically by counties
Scope and Content Note: Consisting of genealogical forms, century farms records, articles, correspondence, and related papers.
Box   1
Adams - Columbia
Box   1a
Crawford - Dane (A-H)
Box   2
Dane (I-Z) - Dodge (A-L)
Box   3
Dodge (M-Z) - Fond du Lac
Box   4
Grant (A-G)
Box   4a
Grant (H-P)
Box   5
Grant (Q-Z) - Green
Box   6
Green Lake - Jefferson (A-P)
Box   7
Jefferson (Q-Z) - Juneau
Box   7a
Kenosha
Box   8
Kewaunee - Milwaukee
Box   9
Monroe - Racine (A-J)
Box   10
Racine (K-Z) - Rock (A-J)
Box   11
Rock (N-Z) - Shawano
Box   12
Sheboygan
Box   13
Walworth (A-D)
Box   14
Walworth (E-Z)
Box   15
Walworth articles, miscellany
Box   16
Washburn - Waukesha
Box   17
Waushara - Wood
Box   17
Miscellaneous articles, unidentified forms, etc. on Wisconsin and Wisconsin people, not identified by county
Box   18
Index of Wisconsin's first settlers whose Descendants were still living in the state in 1948
Note: Compiled by Mrs. Alice Bright Parker, Chairman of the Wisconsin Centennial Committee on Century Families. The names are listed alphabetically by counties. If the name is marked with a black dot, it means there is material to be found concerning the person. If a red dot, a century farm form is filed. An asterisk means the genealogy or article was too thick to be placed in the manuscript boxes, so it has been catalogued separately. The following were treated in that manner:
  • Buttolph-Buttles family
  • Dankoler, Harry: Uncle Harry's scrapbook
  • Derricksons
  • Knilans, Robert, descendants of, 1755-1948
  • Lund, Alice Dahlin, pioneer memories of
  • Walkers of Waupun
  • Webb and Chatterton genealogy

Wisconsin Cemetery Records
Scope and Content Note: Tombstone inscriptions in the state arranged according to county.
Box   19
Brown - Buffalo
Box   20
Calumet - Oconto
Box   21
Outagamie - Wood
Box   22
Records of the 1952 Centennial Farm Certificate program
Note: Conducted by the Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture; presented by Einar Hammer, December 3, 1952.
Box   23
Records of the 1954 Centennial Farm Certificate program
Note: Conducted by the Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture; presented by C.L. Jackson, September 3, 1954.
Box   24
Records of the 1955 Centennial Farm Certificate program
Note: Conducted by the Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture; presented by C.L. Jackson, September 2, 1955.
Box   24
Records of the 1956 Centennial Farm Certificate program
Note: Conducted by the Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture; presented by C.L. Jackson, Head of Program, September 24, 1956.
Box   24
Records of the 1957 Centennial Farm Certificate program
Note: Presented by C.L. Jackson, Head of Program, October 24, 1957.