Title: Woman's Relief Corps. Department of Wisconsin Records and Photographs
Inclusive Dates: 1884-1988

Creator:

• Woman's Relief Corps. Department of Wisconsin

Call Number: WVM Mss 2

Quantity: 8.0 linear ft. (15 archives boxes and 1 flat box) of papers, 1 folder of photographs, and 1 folder of paper prints.

Repository:

Wisconsin Veterans Museum
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Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Veterans Museum (Map)

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Abstract:

Records and photographs of a patriotic women's organization devoted to the care and recognition of Union Civil War veterans. The bulk of the collection consists of administrative and financial records of the Department of Wisconsin, from its creation in 1884 through the 1920's. Also included are the registers of delegates and visitors to national and departmental conventions in the early twentieth century. Some records pertain to local corps within the Department of Wisconsin; these records include meeting minutes, financial records, and rolls of members. The collection contains particularly complete records for Corps No. 25 (Wyocena), Corps No. 31 (Waunakee), and Corps No. 79 (Palmyra). The patriotic concerns of the Women's Relief Corps are reflected in the materials relating to the national organization, such as a pamphlet concerning the authorship of the “Pledge of Allegiance.”

Language: English

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The Woman's Relief Corps (W.R.C.) was a “patriotic organization whose express purpose is to perpetuate the memory of the Grand Army of the Republic ” The W.R.C. was formed in July 1883 as an auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) and its history in many ways mirrors that of the G.A.R. (see WVM Mss 1).

Women had served as nurses and even soldiers during the Civil War. Afterwards, they engaged in numerous relief efforts. By 1878, several women's relief organizations had gained the attention of the G.A.R. The G.A.R. adopted a resolution in 1882 that approved the creations of a female auxiliary group. The W.R.C. was formed the next year at the G.A.R. national encampment in Denver. Women from several states were among the 58 charter members, and E. Florence Barker of Massachusetts became the first national president of the organization. Barker visited La Crosse and chartered the W.R.C. Department of Wisconsin and its initial seven corps in 1884.

Conceived as a national organization, the W.R.C. consisted of departments at the state level and “corps” at the local level. The local corps were attached to a G.A.R. post, sharing its name, but not necessarily its number. The W.R.C. held their annual national convention concurrently and in the same city as the G.A.R.'s national convention. W.R.C. departmental conventions took place during the state G.A.R. conventions. Several W.R.C. national conventions were held in Wisconsin, including 1925 (Milwaukee), 1937 (Madison), and 1944 (Milwaukee). Several Wisconsin women held the position of national president of the W.R.C.: Charity Rusk Craig, Belle W. Bliss, May Luchsinger, and Daisy Heineman.

The purpose of the W.R.C., as stated in its “Rules and Regulations,” was threefold. The first objective was to “specially aid and assist the Grand Army of the Republic and to perpetuate the memory of their heroic dead.” The second was “to assist such veterans as need our help and protection, and to extend needful aid to their widows and orphans. To find them homes and employment, and assure them of sympathy and friends. To cherish and emulate the deeds of our army nurses and of all loyal women who rendered loving service to our country in her hour of peril.” And, finally, the W.R.C. sought “to maintain true allegiance to the United States of America; to inculcate lessons of patriotism and love of country among our children and in the communities in which we live; and encourage the spread of universal liberty and equal rights to all.”

Membership in the W.R.C. was open to all “loyal” women. Perhaps in response to similar groups that restricted membership to the relatives of veterans, the W.R.C. dictated that a corps charter could be revoked if membership was refused to a woman simply because she was not related to a veteran. Race was not even a factor in membership; Department of Wisconsin Corps 127 (Joseph Ledergerber) in Keshena consisted entirely of Menominee women. The Department of Wisconsin took pride in this fact, as the Wisconsin delegates to the 1911 National Convention wore badges with the inscription, “Keshena, The Only Indian Corps in the World.” Seven years later, a group of Oneida women resurrected Corps 73 on the Oneida reservation.

The first department convention in Wisconsin was held in the state Senate chambers in January 1885, and Harriet Dunlap of Lodi became the first president. That same year the size of the Department of Wisconsin tripled to twenty-one corps (from the initial seven corps) and 430 members. The Wisconsin W.R.C. quickly became involved in the development of a veteran's home for soldiers and their wives by donating money for the purchase of land and the construction of a home. When the Grand Army Home opened in August 1888, representatives of the W.R.C.'s Department of Wisconsin were present. The Wisconsin W.R.C.'s involvement with the Grand Army Home did not end with its opening. They continued to donate money, material, and time to the home and its inhabitants. In particular, they worked toward the construction and maintenance of a chapel on the grounds of the home.

While initially dedicated to the veterans of the Civil War, the W.R.C. also opened its arms to the veterans of subsequent conflicts. At the end of the nineteenth century, the organization donated money to Spanish-American War soldiers and their families. The Department of Wisconsin bought $1,000 in liberty bonds and volunteered in the Red Cross during World War I, and the national W.R.C. gave $147, 860 and four mobile units to the Red Cross during World War II.

Following World War I, membership in the W.R.C. reached a peak. The W.R.C.'s open membership policy and their willingness to serve all veterans allowed them to flourish at a time when the G.A.R. was fading. By the early 1920's, Wisconsin boasted 148 corps and over 11,000 members. In 1928-1929, Wisconsin's first two Junior Clubs of the W.R.C. were organized in Pardeeville and Lodi. The Junior Clubs allowed school-aged girls to participate in W.R.C. activities.

At the beginning of the twentieth century the national organization took control of the grounds on which the infamous Andersonville prisoner of war camp stood. They gave control of the park over to the United States government in 1910, but continued to contribute to its upkeep. A cottage at Andersonville National Park contained a Wisconsin Room filled with items donated by the Wisconsin W.R.C. The national W.R.C. also began collecting G.A.R.-related items and eventually founded the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Museum near Decatur, Illinois, the birthplace of the G.A.R. The museum has come to serve as the national headquarters for the W.R.C. The Department of Wisconsin gave time and money toward the upkeep of Cushing Memorial Park in Delafield, WI. Named in honor of a Wisconsin Civil War artilleryman, the park has since been given to the city of Delafield.

The W.R.C. took great pride in the fact that, in 1923, it established the authorship of the “Pledge of Allegiance” to Francis Bellemy. Further, it originated the movement to urge the teaching of patriotism and the “Pledge of Allegiance” in public and private schools.

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the W.R.C. is still active. The organization offers annual scholarships; distributes flags and patriotic literature; promotes the Americanization of immigrants; contributes time and money to anti-drug programs, the Red Cross, national defense, and veterans hospitals; presents an annual Gettysburg Address plaque to educational institutions; supports pro-veteran legislation on the state and national level; continues to support a Junior Corps; and promotes proper etiquette of the American flag and observance of national holidays.

The records of the Woman's Relief Corps, Department of Wisconsin are divided into four series, Department of Wisconsin, Local Corps, National, and Photographs.

Department of Wisconsin (1884-1963), which makes up the bulk of the collection, is divided into three sub-series: Administrative, Conventions, and Financial. The Administrative sub-series includes the circular letters, correspondence, and general orders issued by the Department of Wisconsin and the minutes of departmental meetings. Researchers should note that this series lacks membership records, aside from 1904-1905. Registers of delegates and visitors to the W.R.C. National and Department of Wisconsin Conventions make up the majority of the Convention sub-series. Each individual register contains lists for state and national conventions; the container list has separated them for the convenience of the researcher. The cashbooks and ledgers in the Financial sub-series reveal some of the philanthropic concerns of the Department of Wisconsin. Collections of money were raised to aid in the construction of the Wisconsin Veterans Home in Waupaca County, to compensate a full-time nurse at the home, to assist widows of Civil War veterans, and to encourage the celebration of Memorial Day in the South.

Local Corps (1884-1950) contains the records of individual Corps within the Department of Wisconsin. Researchers should be aware that only sixteen of the 155 Wisconsin Corps are represented in this series, and that the records of those sixteen corps are far from complete. The original applications for charters for several corps can be found within this series, as well as twenty-three original corps charters; the latter contain the names of the charter members of the corps. Researchers may expect to find cashbooks, ledgers, meeting and membership rolls for most corps. The holdings for some corps include quarterly reports, which reveal the amount of charitable donations that a corps made during a three-month period. Photocopies of a Corps No. 145 (Wisconsin Rapids) scrapbook contain newspaper clippings announcing the meetings, elections, and other social events of the Corps.

National (1903-1945) consists of documents issued by and pertaining to the national organization. Included in this series are general orders, which report on the results of national elections and other special events, as well as materials relating to patriotic instruction. Of particular interest is a photocopied pamphlet establishing the identity of the author of the “Pledge of Allegiance,” one Francis Bellemy. The W.R.C., which strongly promoted the daily recital of the “Pledge” in schools, took great pride in their involvement. The circular letters in this series reveal the concerns of the W.R.C. and mostly deal with the teaching of patriotism. Researchers should be aware that this series is far from complete.

Photographs (circa 1988) depict the centennial celebration of Corps No. 71 (Richland Center) in 1988. Included are snapshots of Corps president Pluma Mayfield, the Corps collection of W.R.C. convention ribbons, the Corps banner, and eight Corps members.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall, undated. The collection was previously known as Accession Number: Series 3, Series IV, Series V, and Record Group 02.

Processing Information

Originally processed by Mark Van Ells circa 1992, with additional processing by Aaron Marrs and Russell Horton in 2001.

	Series: Department of Wisconsin
	Subseries: Administrative
	Circular Letters
Box   1 Folder   1	1903-1906
Box   1 Folder   2	1931, 1936, undated
	Correspondence
Box   1 Folder   3	[1902-1937]
Box   1 Folder   4	War work, 1917
	General Orders
Box   1 Folder   5	1890, 1903-1905
Box   1 Folder   6	1906, 1911, 1915
Box   1 Folder   7	1917-1918, 1923, 1925-1926
Box   1 Folder   8	[1928-1940]
Box   1 Folder   9	circa 1960-1963
	Minutes/logbook
Box   1 Folder   10-13	1884-1891
Box   2 Folder   1-6	1891-1897
Box   3 Folder   1-6	1897-1911
Box   4 Folder   1-5	1911-1917
Box   5 Folder   1-2	1917-1919
	Membership
Box   5 Folder   3	Obituaries and Death Notices, circa 1893-1896, undated
Box   5 Folder   4	Roll of Members, 1904-1905
	Subseries: Conventions	⇧
	National
Box   5 Folder   5	Register of delegates to national convention, 1902, 1905
Box   5 Folder   6	Register, 1906, 1908-1912, 1915
Box   5 Folder   7	Register, 1912-1913
	State
Box   5 Folder   5	Register of delegates to departmental convention, 1906
Box   5 Folder   6	Register, 1907-1909, 1911-1912
Box   5 Folder   7	Register, 1914
Box   5 Folder   8	Register, undated
Box   6 Folder   1	Roll call book for departmental convention, 1918
Box   6 Folder   2	Roll call book, 1919
Box   6 Folder   3	Miscellaneous, 1939, undated
	Subseries: Financial	⇧
	Cashbooks
Box   6 Folder   4-7	1884-1895
Box   7 Folder   1-6	1895-1903
	Ledgers
Box   8 Folder   1	1884-1887
Box   8 Folder   2-6	1891-1896
Box   9 Folder   1-6	1896-1902
Box   10 Folder   1	1902-1903
	Quarterly Reports
Box   10 Folder   2-4	1898-1916
Box   10 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, [1894-1918]
	Series: Local Corps	⇧
Box   11 Folder   1	Applications for local corps, 1884-1886
Box   11 Folder   2	Miscellaneous, 1893-1894, 1899, 1914, undated
	Subseries: Corps No. 19, Wesley W. Patton Corps, Brodhead	⇧
Box   11 Folder   3	Newspaper clipping, circa 1950
	Subseries: Corps No. 25, John Flynn Corps, La Crosse	⇧
Box   11 Folder   4	Minutes, 1899
	Subseries: Corps No. 25, Walter E. Dickson Corps, Wyocena	⇧
Box   11 Folder   5	Cash book, 1928-1932
Box   11 Folder   6	Ledger, 1928-1932
Box   11 Folder   7	Minutes, 1928-1930
Box   11 Folder   8	Roll of members, 1928
	Subseries: Corps No. 31, William Fisher Corps, Waunakee	⇧
Box   11 Folder   9	Cash book, 1929-1932
Box   11 Folder   10	Ledger, 1929-1932
Box   11 Folder   11	Minutes, 1929-1932
Box   11 Folder   12	Roll of members, 1929-1931
Box   11 Folder   13	Miscellaneous, 1916-1917
	Subseries: Corps No. 37, Lucius Fairchild Corps, Madison	⇧
Box   12 Folder   1-2	Quarterly Reports, [1897-1921]
Box   12 Folder   3	Membership roll, undated
Box   12 Folder   4	Miscellaneous, 1907, 1929, circa 1930
	Subseries: Corps No. 48, B.J. Sweet Corps, Stockbridge	⇧
Box   12 Folder   5	Cash book, 1918-1929
Box   12 Folder   6	Ledger, 1916-1928
Box   12 Folder   7	Minutes, 1915-1930
	Subseries: Corps No. 54, William Barstow Corps, Kendall	⇧
Box   12 Folder   8	Quarterly Reports, 1902, 1904
	Subseries: Corps No. 67, C. McCarthy Corps, Rockbridge	⇧
Box   12 Folder   9	Quarterly Report, 1902
	Subseries: Corps No. 71, W.H. Bennett Corps, Richland Center	⇧
Box   12 Folder   10	Miscellaneous, 1895, 1988, undated
	Subseries: Corps No. 79, Joseph Bailey Corps, Palmyra	⇧
Box   12 Folder   11	Cash book, 1911-1935
Box   13 Folder   1	Cash book, 1936-1940
Box   13 Folder   2-3	Ledger, 1911-1939
Box   13 Folder   4-7	Minutes, 1937-1940
Box   13 Folder   8	Roll of members, 1889-1900
	Subseries: Corps No. 109, M.W. Heller Corps, Rice Lake	⇧
Box   13 Folder   9	Cash book, 1926-1940
Box   14 Folder   1	Ledger, 1927-1940
Box   14 Folder   2	Minutes, 1925-1940
Box   14 Folder   3	Miscellaneous, 1920, 1937-1939
	Subseries: Corps No. 113, James Comerford Corps, Chippewa Falls	⇧
Box   14 Folder   4	Quarterly Reports, 1896-1899
	Subseries: Corps No. 125, Henry Concklin Corps, East Troy	⇧
Box   14 Folder   5	List of officers, 1892
	Subseries: Corps No. 138, Joseph Mueller Corps, Cassville	⇧
Box   14 Folder   6	Minutes, 1900
	Subseries: Corps No. 141, Paul H. Beaulieu Corps, Kaukauna	⇧
Box   14 Folder   7	Cash book, 1919-1940
Box   14 Folder   8	Corps requisition book, 1928-1940
Box   14 Folder   9	Ledger, 1919-1940
Box   15 Folder   1	Minutes, 1929-1940
	Subseries: Corps No. 145, Wood County Corps, Grand [Wisconsin] Rapids	⇧
Box   15 Folder   2	Scrapbook, 1945-1946
Box   15 Folder   3	Miscellaneous, [1946-1947], undated
	Series: National	⇧
Box   15 Folder   4	Circular letters, 1903-1906, 1918, 1936, 1939
	Subseries: General Orders	⇧
Box   15 Folder   5-6	1903-1906
Box   15 Folder   7	1911, 1914, 1915, 1923
Box   15 Folder   8	1929, 1932, 1936-1937
Box   15 Folder   9	1938-1940, 1962
Box   15 Folder   10	History, Origin, and Author of “The Pledge of Allegiance,” 1945
Box   15 Folder   11	Patriotic materials, 1939, undated
Box   15 Folder   12	Miscellaneous, undated
	Series: Photographs	⇧
Color Ph   1 Folder   19	Photographs [4] , circa 1988
Paper Prints   1 Folder   25	Color Paper Prints of photographs [4]

No.	Name	Location	Charter Year
1	George H. Irwin	Lodi	1884
2	Wilson Colwell	La Crosse	1884
3	George W. Bell	Wonewoc	1884
4	A.D. Hamilton	Milton	1884
5	Henry Mills	Elroy	1884
5	Frank Prevey	Elroy	circa 1893
6	Isaac N. Earl	Colby	1884
7	William Evans	Menomonie	1884
8	Angus S. Northrup	Mauston	1884
9	Rousseau	Portage	1884
10	Charles G. Bacon	Neillsville	1884
11	John W. Lynn	Sparta	1884
11	Gus Wintermeyer	Sheboygan	1892
12	John Flynn	La Crosse	1884
12	John H. Williams	Berlin	circa 1893
13	John Gillespie	Kilbourn City	1884
14	Henry Dillon	Lone Rock	1884
14	Plover	Plover	circa 1893
14	Ellsworth	Ellsworth	1896
15	George M. Potter	Cadot	1884
15	Rufus King	South Milwaukee	1893
15	M.G. Townsend	Pewaukee	circa 1898
15	George Emery	Wolf Creek	circa 1900
15	H.S. Eggleston	Ripon	1909
16	E.B. Wolcott	Milwaukee	1885
17	William Moore	Black River Falls	1885
18	Alex Lowrie	Viroqua	1885
19	Wesley W. Patton	Brodhead	1885
20	Eagle	Eau Claire	1885
21	W.H. Sargent	Janesville	1885
22	Edward Saxe	Wautoma	1885
23	Robert Chivas	Milwaukee	1885
24	Oscar Pinney	Monroe	1885
25	Charles E. Coleman	Durand	1885
25	John Flynn	La Crosse	circa 1893
25	Walter E. Dickson	Wyocena	circa 1928
26	George West	Hartford	1885
26	Henry C. Eaton	Milwaukee	circa 1928
27	H.S. Swift	Edgerton	1885
27	H.A. Tator	Reedsburg	circa 1893
28	T.L. Sutphen	Evansville	1885
29	Governor Harvey	Racine	1885
30	Joseph Shannon	Knapp	1885
30	William Taylor	Peshtigo	1890
31	Nathan Hoyt	Woodstock	1885
31	William Fisher	Waunakee	1929
32	John McDermott	Boscobel	1885
33	Col. Ellsworth	Merrillan	1886
34	Charles E. Curtice	Watertown	1886
34	Henry W. Lawton	Muscoda	1900
35	Edwin A. Brown	Fond du Lac	1886
36	Joe Hooker	Baraboo	1886
37	C.C. Washburne	Madison	1886
37	Lucius Fairchild	Madison	circa 1898
38	Philip H. Sheridan	Oshkosh	1886
39	P.C. Judkins	Alma Center	1886
39	Tourtelotte	Ladysmith	circa 1908
39	Rusk County	Ladysmith	circa 1912
40	Lincoln	Merrill	1886
41	Fred S. Lovell	Kenosha	1886
42	J.B. Wyman	Clintonville	1886
43	John Faller	North Freedom	1886
44	Lysander Cutler	Wausau	1886
44	C.E. Curtice	Whitewater	circa 1904
45	James S. Alban	Pittsville	1886
45	Adam C. Fowler	Genoa Junction	circa 1904
46	George H. Stevens	Fox Lake	1887
46	Jerry Turner	Viola	1894
47	O.F. Mattice	Waterloo	1887
47	Tom Cox	Lancaster	1893
48	B.J. Sweet	Stockbridge	1887
49	L.H.D. Crane	Beloit	1887
50	George D. Eggleston	Appleton	1887
51	I.N. Nichols	River Falls	1887
52	Hans C. Heg	Waupun	1887
53	O.D. Chapman	Gay,s Mill	1887
53	H.M. Walker	Manitowoc	circa 1913
54	William Barstow	Kendall	1887
54	T.J. Hungerford	Spring Green	circa 1906
55	Henry Bertram	Oconomowoc	1887
55	Charles Walker	Rio	1921
56	O.E. Rice	Oregon	1887
57	E.A. Clapp	Hudson	1887
58	A.S. Bennett	Downing	1887
58	Harvey	Darlington	1895
59	George H. Thomas	Delavan	1887
60	Cyprian Downer	Bangor	1887
61	J.P. Sheperd	Menasha	1887
62	William Wright	Excelsior	circa 1889
62	H.P. Davidson	Plymouth	1896
62	Luther Crane	Burlington	circa 1904
63	James Williams	Ontario	circa 1889
63	Jost Hoesley	New Glarus	circa 1913
64	William B. Cushing	Waukesha	circa 1889
65	James Mason	De Soto	circa 1889
65	Abe Lincoln	Darien	1912
66	George C. Drake	Milwaukee	circa 1889
67	George Hall	Beaver Dam	circa 1889
67	C. McCarthy	Rockbridge	1894
68	Henry Didiot	Hillsboro	circa 1889
69	Phil Davenport	Soldiers Grove	circa 1889
70	J.A. Kellogg	Antigo	circa 1889
71	W.H. Bennett	Richland Center	1888
72	William Payne	Pardeeville	circa 1889
73	Badgero	Friendship	circa 1889
73	Lysander Cutler	Wausau	circa 1915
73	Oneida	Oneida Reservation	1918
74	Fort Atkinson	Fort Atkinson	circa 1889
75	William T. Sherman	Platteville	circa 1889
76	George H. Legate	Mineral Point	circa 1889
77	Williamson	Dodgeville	circa 1889
78	George A. Custer	Ashland	circa 1889
79	Joseph Bailey	Palmyra	circa 1889
80	John E. Perkins	Augusta	circa 1889
81	Asbra Welcome	Thorpe	circa 1889
82	Henry Turner	New London	circa 1889
83	R.B. Hayes	Elkhorn	circa 1889
83	John Ross	Monticello	circa 1904
84	Francis Steffan	Hortonville	circa 1889
85	S.H. Sizer	Marinette	circa 1889
86	W.F.Dawes	Necedah	circa 1889
86	James Little	Pepin	1895
86	Alexis Tallman	Clinton	circa 1908
87	J.W. Appleton	Black Creek	circa 1889
87	J.B. Reynolds	Chilton	circa 1915
88	Alonzo Palmer	Superior	circa 1889
89	John A. Eaton	Greenwood	circa 1889
89	U.S. Grant	Maiden Rock	1897
89	Joe Mower	Belleville	1899
90	Henry C. Isabel	Birnamwood	circa 1889
90	W.F. Dawes	Necedah	circa 1898
91	T.O. Howe	Green Bay	circa 1889
92	Col. C.R. Gill	Loyal	circa 1889
93	J.A. Garfield	Waupaca	circa 1889
94	J.F. Sawyer	Omro	circa 1889
95	Thomas Eubank	Hancock	circa 1889
95	H.S. Schuyler	Sturgeon Bay	circa 1915
95	A.E. Hansen	New Holstein	1922
96	Stevens Point	Stevens Point	circa 1889
97	W.H. Hamilton	Sun Prairie	circa 1889
98	Sol Meredith	Hayward	circa 1889
99	O.A. Heald	Cascade	circa 1889
99	George B. Lincoln	Union Grove	1897
100	O.D. Pease	Watertown	circa 1889
101	H.J. Lewis	Neenah	1890
102	Ben Allen	Arkansaw	1890
102	F.A. Marden	WI Vet,s Home	1901
103	H.S. Schuyler	Sturgeon Bay	1890
103	McKinzie	St. Croix Falls	circa 1910
104	Charles H. Ford	Galesville	1890
105	Harrison	De Pere	1891
106	John Granzo	Seymour	1891
107	James G. Blaine	Marshfield	1891
107	Belknap Fuqua	Potosi	1896
108	W.B. Mitchell	New Lisbon	1891
108	William McKinnley	LaCrosse	circa 1904
109	M.W. Heller	Rice Lake	1891
110	Ben Sheldon	Brandon	1891
110	Daniel Chaplin	Amery	1894
110	Irving Ramsdale	Marion	1901
111	Walter Waterman	Plainfield	1891
112	Wood County	Grand Rapids	1891
112	Alex Rickey	Hersey	1897
112	Jerry Rusk	Spring Valley	circa 1910
112	Hutchinson Wilkinson	Readstown	1920
113	W.D. Walker	Montello	1891
113	James Comerford	Chippewa Falls	1896
114	Chester A. Arthur	Ogdensburg	1891
114	B.I. Humphrey	New Richmond	1896
115	W.G. Wheeler	Osseo	1891
115	Belmont	Blaine	1895
116	George F. Brayton	Kingston	1891
116	Phillips	Phillips	1896
116	Nat Green	Shell Lake	circa 1898
117	Duane Patten	Sharon	1891
118	Azro Young	Winneconne	1891
119	Will Hickock	Bloomington	1891
119	Winfield Scott	Whitehall	1895
120	Major Payne	Fairchild	1891
120	Sylvester Wheeler	Verona	1895
120	H.S. Swift	Edgerton	circa 1900
121	Alexis Tallman	Clinton	1891
121	James Shields	Medford	1895
122	Henry O. Watrous	Spencer	1891
123	Sam Monteith	Fennimore	1892
124	John W. Christian	Mondovi	1892
125	Henry Concklin	East Troy	1892
126	J.H. Knight	Butternut	1892
126	William Pitts	Dallas	1895
126	E.A. Colburn	Bruce	circa 1910
127	Joseph Ledergerber	Keshena	1892
128	Robert Mueller	Milwaukee	1892
129	Thomas H. Oates	Shullsburg	1892
130	Joseph Mueller	Cassville	1892
130	Martin Watson	Barron	1895
131	William Hawley	Shawano	1892
131	Albert Wetherby	Chetek	circa 1898
132	Fimian	Alma	circa 1893
132	Harry Randall	Dartford	1895
133	G.H. Brayton	Fall River	1892
134	Charles Green	Lynxville	1897
134	H.M. Brown	Columbus	circa 1904
135	Henry W. Cressy	Tomah	circa 1898
136	Starkweather	Bear Creek	circa 1898
136	Erastus Hoyt	Albany	circa 1915
136	William Brockman	Hilbert	1922
137	Fred Richter	Lowell	circa 1898
138	Joseph Mueller	Cassville	circa 1898
138	E.A. Colburn	Bruce	circa 1904
138	J.E. Coakley	Milton Juncture	circa 1910
139	John Green	Eau Galle	circa 1898
139	Philo C. Buckman	Stoughton	circa 1910
140	O.B. Rice	Eleva	circa 1898
141	Daniel O,Rourke	Reeseville	1901
141	O.B. Rice	Eleva	circa 1912
141	Paul H. Beaulieu	Kaukauna	circa 1898
142	Henry C. Isbel	Birnamwood	circa 1898
142	R.B. Hayes	Elkhorn	1912
143	John A. Otis	Trimbelle	1899
143	J.E. Homes	Jefferson	1913
144	Will Hickock	Bloomington	1899
145	Wood County	Grand Rapids	1902
145	146	James S. Ewing	Poysippi	1902
147	Raymond	Mayville	1902
148	William Edwards	Spooner	1902
148	Allen McVey	La Farge	circa 1915
149	Captain Eckles	Amherst	1903
150	Iola	Iola	1903
150	Mahlon Stewart	Bloom City	1917
151	N.P. Lyon	Bloomer	1903
151	B.E. Willmarth	Holcombe	1917
152	W.S. Rosecrans	Grantsburg	1903
152	William Horlocker	Mount Hope	1917
153	George A. Hall	Beaver Dam	circa 1904
153	Phillips	Phillips	1918
154	Plover	Plover	circa 1904
155	Commodore Perry	Crandon	circa 1904

Name	Location	Post No.
Alban, James S.	Pittsville	45
Allen, Ben	Arkansaw	102
Appleton, J.W.	Black Creek	87
Arthur, Chester A.	Ogdensburg	114
Bacon, Charles G.	Neillsville	10
Badgero	Friendship	73
Bailey, Joseph	Palmyra	79
Barstow, William A.	Kendall	54
Beaulieu, Paul H.	Kaukauna	141
Bell, George W.	Wonewoc	3
Belmont	Blaine	115
Bennett, A.S.	Downing	58
Bennett, W.H.	Richland Center	71
Bertram, Henry	Oconomowoc	55
Blaine, James G.	Marshfield	107
Brayton, Geo. F.	Kingston	116
Brayton, G.H.	Fall River	133
Brockman, William	Hilbert	136
Brown, Edwin A.	Fond du Lac	35
Brown, H.M.	Columbus	134
Buckman, Philo C.	Stoughton	139
Chaplin, Daniel	Amery	110
Chapman, O.D.	Gay,s Mill	53
Chivas, Robert	Milwaukee	23
Christian, John. W.	Mondovi	124
Clapp, E.A.	Hudson	57
Coakley, J.E.	Milton Juncture	138
Colburn, E.A.	Bruce	126, 138
Coleman, Chas. E.	Durand	25
Colwell, Wilson	La Crosse	2
Comerford, James	Chippewa Falls	113
Concklin, Henry	East Troy	125
Cox, Tom	Lancaster	47
Crane, L.H.D.	Beloit	49
Crane, Luther	Burlington	62
Cressy, Henry W.	Tomah	135
Curtice, Charles E.	Watertown	34, 44
Cushing, Wm. B.	Waukesha	64
Custer, George A.	Ashland	78
Cutler, Lysander	Wausau	44, 73
Davenport, Phil	Soldiers Grove	69
Dawes, Phil	Necedah	86, 90
Davidson, H.P.	Plymouth	62
Dickson, Walter E.	Wyocena	25
Didiot, Henry	Hillsboro	68
Dillon, Henry	Lone Rock	14
Downer, Cyprian	Bangor	60
Drake, George C.	Milwaukee	66
Eagle	Eau Claire	20
Earl, Isaac N.	Colby	6
Eaton, Henry C.	Milwaukee	26
Eaton, John A.	Greenwood	89
Eckles, Capt.	Amherst	149
Edwards, William	Spooner	148
Eggleston, George D.	Appleton	50
Eggleston, H.S.	Ripon	15
Ellsworth	Ellsworth	14
Ellsworth, Col.	Merrillan	33
Emery, George	Wolf Creek	15
Eubank, Thomas	Hancock	95
Evans, William	Menomonie	7
Ewing, James S.	Poysippi	146
Fairchild, Lucius	Madison	37
Faller, John	North Freedom	43
Fimian	Alma	132
Fisher, William	Waunakee	31
Flynn, John	La Crosse	12, 25
Ford, Charles H.	Galesville	104
Fort Atkinson	Fort Atkinson	74
Fowler, Adam C.	Genoa Junction	45
Fuqua, Belknap	Potosi	107
Garfield, James A.	Waupaca	93
Gill, Col. C.R.	Loyal	92
Gillespie, John	Kilbourn City	13
Grant, U.S.	Maiden Rock	89
Granzo, John	Seymour	106
Green, Charles	Lynxville	134
Green, John	Eau Galle	139
Green, Nat	Shell Lake	116
Hall, George A.	Beaver Dam	67, 153
Hamilton, A.D.	Milton	4
Hamilton, W.H.	Sun Prairie	97
Hansen, A.E.	New Holstein	95
Harrison	De Pere	105
Harvey	Darlington	58
Harvey, Governor	Racine	29
Hawley, William	Shawano	131
Hayes, R.B.	Elkhorn	83, 142
Heald, O.A.	Cascade	99
Heg, Hans C.	Waupun	52
Heller, M.W.	Rice Lake	109
Hickock, Will	Bloomington	119, 144
Hoesley, Jost.	New Glarus	63
Homes, J.E.	Jefferson	143
Hooker, Joe	Baraboo	36
Horlocker, Wm.	Mount Hope	152
Howe, T.O.	Green Bay	91
Hoyt, Erastus	Albany	136
Hoyt, Nathan	Woodstock	31
Humphrey, B.I.	New Richmond	114
Hungerford, T.J.	Spring Green	54
Iola	Iola	150
Irwin, George H.	Lodi	1
Isabel, Henry C.	Birnamwood	90, 142
Judkins, P.C.	Alma Center	39
Kellogg, J.A.	Antigo	70
King, Rufus	South Milwaukee	15
Knight, J.H.	Butternut	126
Lawton, Henry W.	Muscoda	34
Ledergerber, Joseph	Keshena	127
Legate, George H.	Mineral Point	76
Lewis, H.J.	Neenah	101
Lincoln	Merrill	40
Lincoln, Abe	Darien	65
Lincoln, George B.	Union Grove	99
Little, James	Pepin	86
Lovell, Fred S.	Kenosha	41
Lowrie, Alex	Viroqua	18
Lynn, John W.	Sparta	11
Lyon, N.P.	Bloomer	151
Marden, F.A.	WI Veteran,s Home	102
Mason, James	De Soto	65
Mattice, O.F.	Waterloo	47
McCarthy, C.	Rockbridge	67
McDermott, John	Boscobel	32
McKinley, William	La Crosse	108
McKinzie	St. Croix Falls	103
McVey, Allen	La Farge	148
Meredith, Sol	Hayward	98
Mills, Henry	Elroy	5
Mitchell, W.B.	New Lisbon	108
Monteith, Sam	Fennimore	123
Moore, William	Black River Falls	17
Mower, Joe	Belleville	89
Mueller, Joseph	Cassville	130, 138
Mueller, Robert	Milwaukee	128
Nichols, I.N.	River Falls	51
Northrup, Angus S.	Mauston	8
Oates, Thomas H.	Shullsburg	129
Oneida	Oneida Reservation	73
O,Rourke, Daniel	Reeseville	140
Otis, John A.	Trimbelle	143
Palmer, Alonzo	West Superior	88
Patten, Duane	Sharon	117
Patton, Welsely W.	Brodhead	19
Payne, Major	Fairchild	120
Payne, William	Pardeeville	72
Pease, O.D.	Watertown	100
Perkins, John E.	Augusta	80
Perry, Commodore	Crandon	155
Phillips	Phillips	116, 153
Pinney, Oscar R.	Monroe	24
Pitts, William	Dallas	126
Plover	Plover	14, 154
Potter, George M.	Cadot	15
Prevey, Frank	Elroy	5
Ramsdale, Irving	Marion	110
Randall	, Harry	Dartford	132
Raymond	Mayville	147
Reynolds, J.B.	Chilton	87
Rice, O.B.	Eleva	140
Rice, O.E.	Oregon	56
Richter, Fred	Lowell	137
Rickey, Alex	Hersey	112
Rosecrans, W.S.	Grantsburg	152
Ross, John	Monticello	83
Rousseau	Portage	9
Rusk County	Ladysmith	39
Rusk, Jerry	Spring Valley	112
Sargent, W.H.	Janesville	21
Sawyer, J.F.	Omro	94
Saxe, Edward	Wautoma	22
Schuyler, H.S.	Sturgeon Bay	95, 103
Scott, Winfield	Whitehall	119
Shannon, Joseph	Knapp	30
Sheldon, Ben	Brandon	110
Shepard, J.P.	Menasha	61
Sheridan, Philip H.	Oshkosh	38
Sherman, William T.	Platteville	75
Shields, James	Medford	121
Sizer, S.H.	Marinette	85
Starkweather	Bear Creek	136
Steffan, Francis	Hortonville	84
Stevens, George H.	Fox Lake	46
Stevens Point	Stevens Point	96
Stewart, Mahlon	Bloom City	150
Sutphen, T.L.	Evansville	28
Sweet, B.J.	Stockbridge	48
Swift, H.S.	Edgerton	27, 120
Tallman, Alexis	Clinton	86, 121
Tator, H.A.	Reedsburg	27
Taylor, William	Peshtigo	30
Thomas, George H.	Delevan	59
Tourtelotte	Ladysmith	39
Townsend, M.G.	Pewaukee	15
Turner, Henry	New London	82
Turner, Jerry	Viola	46
Walker, Charles	Rio	55
Walker, H.M.	Manitowoc	53
Walker, W.D.	Montello	113
Washburne, C.C.	Madison	37
Waterman, Walter	Plainfield	111
Watrous, Henry O.	Spencer	122
Watson, Martin	Barron	130
Welcome, Asbra	Thorpe	81
West, George	Hartford	26
Wetherby, Albert	Chetek	131
Wheeler, Sylvester	Verona	120
Wheeler, W.G.	Osseo	115
Wilkinson, Hutchinson	Readstown	112
Williams, James	Ontario	63
Williams, John H.	Berlin	12
Williamson	Dodgeville	77
Willmarth, B.E.	Holcombe	151
Wintermeyer, Gus	Sheboygan	11
Wolcott, E.B.	Milwaukee	16
Wood County	Grand Rapids	112, 145
Wright, William	Excelsior	62
Wyman, J.B.	Clintonville	42
Young, Azro	Winneconne	118

City	Corps No.
Albany	136
Alma	132
Alma Center	39
Amery	110
Amherst	149
Antigo	70
Appleton	50
Arkansaw	102
Ashland	78
Augusta	80
Bangor	60
Baraboo	36
Barron	130
Bear Creek	136
Beaver Dam	67
Beaver Dam	153
Belleville	89
Beloit	49
Birnamwood	90
Birnamwood	142
Black Creek	87
Black River Falls	17
Blaine	115
Bloom City	150
Bloomer	151
Bloomington	119
Bloomington	144
Boscobel	32
Brandon	110
Brodhead	19
Bruce	126
Bruce	138
Burlington	62
Butternut	126
Cadott	15
Cascade	99
Cassville	130
Cassville	138
Chetek	131
Chilton	87
Chippewa Falls	113
Clinton	86
Clinton	121
Clintonville	42
Colby	6
Columbus	134
Crandon	155
Dallas	126
Darien	65
Darlington	58
Dartford	132
De Pere	105
De Soto	65
Delevan	59
Dodgeville	77
Downing	58
Durand	25
East Troy	125
Eau Claire	20
Eau Galle	139
Edgerton	27
Edgerton	120
Eleva	140
Elkhorn	83
Elkhorn	142
Ellsworth	14
Elroy	5
Evansville	28
Excelsior	62
Fairchild	120
Fall River	133
Fennimore	123
Fond du Lac	35
Fort Atkinson	74
Fox Lake	46
Friendship	73
Galesville	104
Gays Mill	53
Genoa Junction	45
Grand Rapids	112
Grand Rapids	145
Grantsburg	152
Green Bay	91
Greenwood	89
Hancock	95
Hartford	26
Hayword	98
Hersey	112
Hilbert	136
Hillsboro	68
Holcombe	151
Hortonville	84
Hudson	57
Iola	150
Janesville	21
Jefferson	143
Kaukauna	141
Kendall	54
Kenosha	41
Keshena	127
Kilbourn	13
Kingston	116
Knapp	30
La Crosse	2
La Crosse	12
La Crosse	108
La Crosse (North)	25
Ladysmith	39
La Farge	148
Lancaster	47
Lodi	1
Lone Rock	14
Lowell	137
Loyal	92
Lynxville	134
Madison	37
Maiden Rock	89
Manitowoc	53
Marinette	85
Marion	110
Marshfield	107
Mauston	8
Mayville	147
Medford	121
Menasha	61
Menomonie	7
Merrillan	33
Merrill	40
Milton	4
Milwaukee	16
Milwaukee	23
Milwaukee	26
Milwaukee	66
Milwaukee (South)	15
Mineral Point	76
Mondovi	124
Monroe	24
Montello	113
Monticello	83
Mt. Hope	152
Muscoda	34
Necedah	86
Necedah	90
Neenah	101
Neillsville	10
New Glarus	63
New Holstein	95
New Lisbon	108
New London	82
New Richmond	114
North Freedom	43
Oconomowoc	55
Ogdensburg	114
Omro	94
Oneida	73
Ontario	63
Oregon	56
Oshkosh	38
Osseo	115
Palmyra	79
Pardeeville	72
Pepin	86
Peshtigo	30
Pewaukee	15
Phillips	116
Phillips	153
Pittsville	45
Plainfield	111
Platteville	75
Plover	14
Plover	154
Plymouth	62
Portage	9
Potosi	107
Poysippi	146
Racine	29
Readstown	112
Reedsburg	27
Reeseville	140
Rice Lake	109
Richland Center	71
Rio	55
Ripon	15
River Falls	51
Rockbridge	67
Seymour	106
Sharon	117
Shawano	131
Sheboygan	11
Shell Lake	116
Shullsburg	129
Soldier,s Grove	69
Sparta	11
Spencer	122
Spooner	148
Spring Green	54
Spring Valley	112
St. Croix Falls	103
Stevens Point	96
Stockbridge	48
Stoughton	139
Sturgeon Bay	95
Sturgeon Bay	103
Sun Prairie	97
Superior	88
Thorpe	81
Tomah	135
Trimbelle	143
Union Grove	99
Verona	120
Viola	46
Viroqua	18
Waterloo	47
Watertown	34
Watertown	100
Waukesha	64
Waunakee	31
Wausau	44
Wausau	73
Waupaca	93
Waupun	52
Wautoma	22
Welcome	136
Whitehall	119
Whitewater	44
Winneconne	118
WI Veterans Home 102
Wolf Creek	15
Wonewoc	3
Woodstock	31
Wyocena	25

County

• Corps No.

Adams

• 73

Ashland

• 78
• 126

Barron

• 109
• 126
• 130
• 131
• 152

Brown

• 73
• 91
• 105

Buffalo

• 124
• 132

Calumet

• 48
• 87
• 95
• 136

Chippewa

• 15
• 113
• 151

Clark

• 6
• 10
• 81
• 89
• 92

Columbia

• 1
• 9
• 13
• 25
• 55
• 72
• 133
• 134
• 151

Crawford

• 53
• 69
• 134

Dane

• 31
• 37
• 89
• 97
• 120
• 139

Dodge

• 46
• 56
• 67
• 137
• 140
• 147
• 153

Door

• 95
• 103

Douglas

• 88

Dunn

• 7
• 30
• 58

Eau Claire

• 20
• 80
• 120

Fond du Lac

• 15
• 35
• 52
• 110

Forest

• 155

Grant

• 32
• 34
• 47
• 75
• 107
• 119
• 123
• 130
• 138
• 144
• 152

Green

• 19
• 24
• 63
• 83
• 136

Green Lake

• 116
• 132

Iowa

• 76
• 77

Jackson

• 17
• 33
• 39

Jefferson

• 34
• 47
• 74
• 79
• 100
• 143

Juneau

• 3
• 5
• 8
• 30
• 86
• 90
• 108

Kenosha

• 41

La Crosse

• 2
• 12
• 25
• 60
• 108

La Fayette

• 58
• 129

Langlade

• 70

Lincoln

• 40

Manitowoc

• 53

Marathon

• 44
• 73
• 122

Marinette

• 85

Marquette

• 113

Milwaukee

• 15
• 16
• 23
• 26
• 66
• 128

Monroe

• 11
• 54
• 135

Outagamie

• 50
• 82
• 84
• 87
• 106
• 136
• 141

Pepin

• 25
• 86
• 102
• 139

Pierce

• 51
• 89
• 112
• 143

Polk

• 15
• 103
• 110

Portage

• 14
• 96
• 154

Price

• 116
• 153

Racine

• 29
• 62
• 99

Richland

• 14
• 31
• 46
• 67
• 71

Rock

• 4
• 21
• 27
• 28
• 49
• 62
• 86
• 120
• 150

Rusk

• 39
• 121
• 126
• 138

Sauk

• 27
• 36
• 43
• 54

Sawyer

• 98

Shawano

• 90
• 127
• 131
• 142

Sheboygan

• 11
• 62
• 99

St. Croix

• 57
• 112
• 114

Taylor

• 121

Trempealeau

• 104
• 115
• 119
• 140

Vernon

• 18
• 63
• 65
• 68
• 112
• 148

Walworth

• 44
• 45
• 59
• 65
• 83
• 117
• 125
• 142

Washburn

• 116
• 148

Washington

• 26

Waukesha

• 15
• 19
• 55
• 64
• 105
• 194

Waupaca

• 42
• 93
• 102
• 110
• 114
• 150

Waushara

• 22
• 95
• 111
• 146

Winnebago

• 38
• 61
• 94
• 101
• 118

Wood

• 45
• 107
• 112
• 145

Encampment No.	Dates Held	Location
1st	November 20, 1866	Indianapolis, IN
2nd	January 15, 1868	Philadelphia, PA
3rd	May 12-13, 1869	Cincinnati, OH
4th	May 11-12, 1870	Washington, DC
5th	May 10-11, 1871	Boston, MA
6th	May 8-9, 1872	Cleveland, OH
7th	May 14-15, 1873	New Haven, CT
8th	May 13, 1874	Harrisburg, PA
9th	May 12-13, 1875	Chicago, IL
10th	June 30, 1876	Philadelphia, PA
11th	June 26-27, 1877	Providence, RI
12th	June 4, 1878	Springfield, IL
13th	June 17-18, 1879	Albany, NY
14th	June 8-9, 1880	Dayton, OH
15th	June 15-16, 1881	Indianapolis, IN
16th	June 21-23, 1882	Baltimore, MD
17th	June 25-26, 1883	Denver, CO
18th	June 23-24, 1884	Minneapolis, MN
19th	June 24-25, 1885	Portland, ME
20th	August 4-6, 1886	San Francisco, CA
21st	September 28-30, 1887	St. Louis, MO
22nd	September 12-14, 1888	Columbus, OH
23rd	August 28-30, 1889	Milwaukee, WI
24th	August 13-14, 1890	Boston, MA
25th	August 5-7, 1891	Detroit, MI
26th	September 21-22, 1892	Washington, DC
27th	September 6-7, 1893	Indianapolis, IN
28th	September 12-13, 1894	Pittsburgh, PA
29th	September 11-13, 1895	Louisville, KY
30th	September 3-4, 1896	St. Paul, MN
31st	August 25-27, 1897	Buffalo, NY
32nd	September 5-6, 1898	Cincinnati, OH
33rd	September 6-7, 1899	Philadelphia, PA
34th	August 29-30, 1900	Chicago, IL
35th	September 12-13, 1901	Cleveland, OH
36th	October 9-10, 1902	Washington, DC
37th	August 20-21, 1903	San Francisco, CA
38th	August 17-18, 1904	Boston, MA
39th	September 7-8, 1905	Denver, CO
40th	August 16-17, 1906	Minneapolis, MN
41st	September 12-13, 1907	Saragoga Springs, NY
42nd	September 3-4, 1908	Toledo, OH
43rd	August 12-13, 1909	Salt Lake City, UT
44th	September 22-23, 1910	Atlantic City, NJ
45th	August 24-25, 1911	Rochester, NY
46th	September 9-14, 1912	Los Angeles, CA
47th	September 18-19, 1913	Chattanooga, TN
48th	September 3-4, 1914	Detroit, MI
49th	Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1915	Washington, DC
50th	Aug. 28-Sept. 2, 1916	Kansas City, MO
51st	August 20-25, 1917	Boston, MA
52nd	August 18-24, 1918	Portland, OR
53rd	September 7-13, 1919	Columbus, OH
54th	September 19-25, 1920	Indianapolis, IN
55th	September 25-29, 1921	Indianapolis, IN
56th	September 24-29, 1922	Des Moines, IA
57th	September 2-8, 1923	Milwaukee, WI
58th	August 10-15, 1924	Boston, MA
59th	Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 1925	Grand Rapids, MI
60th	September 9-15, 1926	Des Moines, IA
61st	September 11-16, 1927	Grand Rapids, MI
62nd	September 16-21, 1928	Denver, CO
63rd	September 8-13, 1929	Portland, ME
64th	August 24-28, 1930	Cincinnati, OH
65th	September 13-18, 1931	Des Moines, IA
66th	September 18-24, 1932	Springfield, IL
67th	September 17-22, 1933	St. Paul, MN
68th	August 12-18, 1934	Rochester, NY
69th	September 8-14, 1935	Grand Rapids, MI
70th	September 20-26, 1936	Washington, DC
71st	September 5-10, 1937	Madison, WI
72nd	September 4-9, 1938	Des Moines, IA
73rd	Aug. 27-Sept. 1, 1939	Pittsburgh, PA
74th	September 8-13, 1940	Springfield, IL
75th	September 14-19, 1941	Columbus, OH
76th	September 13-18, 1942	Indianapolis, IN
77th	September 19-24, 1943	Milwaukee, WI
78th	September 10-15, 1944	Des Moines, IA
79th	Sept. 30-Oct. 4, 1945	Columbus, OH
80th	August 23-30, 1946	Indianapolis, IN
81st	August 10-14, 1947	Cleveland, OH
82nd	September 28-30, 1948	Grand Rapids, MI
83rd	Aug. 28-Sept. 1, 1949	Indianapolis, IN

Convention	Year	Location
1st	1885	Madison
2nd	1886	Milwaukee
3rd	1886	Madison
4th	1887	Milwaukee
5th	1888	Milwaukee
6th	1889	Milwaukee
7th	1890	Milwaukee
8th	1891	Oshkosh
9th	1892	Madison
10th	1893	La Crosse
11th	1894	Janesville
12th	1895	Green Bay
13th	1896	Racine
14th	1897	Eau Claire
15th	1898	Appleton
16th	1899	Milwaukee
17th	1900	Superior
18th	1901	Sheboygan
19th	1902	Stevens Point
20th	1903	Chippewa Falls
21st	1904	Madison
22nd	1905	La Crosse
23rd	1906	Marinette
24th	1907	Oshkosh
25th	1908	Racine
26th	1909	Eau Claire
27th	1910	Fond du Lac
28th	1911	Green Bay
29th	1912	Antigo
30th	1913	Neenah
31st	1914	Madison
32nd	1915	Wausau
33rd	1916	Ripon
34th	1917	Kenosha
35th	1918	Ashland
36th	1919	Waukesha
37th	1920	Baraboo
38th	1921	Antigo
39th	1922	Eau Claire
40th	1923	Oshkosh
41st	1924	Janesville
42nd	1925	Sheboygan
43rd	1926	Racine
44th	1927	Fond du Lac
45th	1928	Madison
46th	1929	Beloit
47th	1930	Eau Claire
48th	1931	La Crosse
49th	1932	Waukesha
50th	1933	Sheboygan
51st	1934	Appleton
52nd	1935	Oshkosh
53rd	1936	Madison
54th	1937	Sheboygan
55th	1938	Milwaukee
56th	1939	Eau Claire
57th	1940	Baraboo
58th	1941	Fond du Lac
59th	1942	Waukesha
60th	1943	Superior
61st	1944	Sheboygan
62nd	1945	Fond du Lac
63rd	1946	Kenosha
64th	1947	Madison
65th	1948	Fond du Lac
66th	1949	Milwaukee
67th	1950	Sheboygan

Name	Term
Harriet L. Dunlap	1884-1886
Gertie Rogers	1886-1888
Caroline H. Bell	1888-1890
Helen Holmes Charlton	1890-1891
Helen N. Puffer	1891-1892
Louise C. Williams	1892-1893
Belle S. Hanover	1893-189
Elizabeth Skeel	1895-1896
Lucinda C. Burchard	1896-1897
Lettie M. Withers	1897-1898
Libbie C. Baer	1898-1899
Belle W. Bliss	1899-1900
Myra C. Grinnell	1900-1901
Harriet L. Welton	1901-1902
Cora M. Evans	1902-1903
Celestia L. Edwards	1903-1904
Ellen P. Weatherby	1904-1905
Fannie McAllister	1905-1906
Kathryn Bleyer	1906-1907
Sarah E. Ganes	1907-1908
Julietta Morris	1908-1909
Annie E. Noyes	1909-1910
Sophia N. Strathearn	1910-1911
Ada B. Cooper	1911-1912
Laura E. Maloney	1912-1913
Agnes C. Gordon	1913-1914
Amanda Wettig	1914-1915
Henrietta A. Pease	1915-1916
Henrietta Barney	1916-1917
Mary L. Dailey	1917-1918
Cora Elizabeth Harris	1918-1919
Geraldine Fenlon	1919-1920
May L. Luchsinger	1920-1921
Dora M. Welton	1921-1922
Sylvia G. Mork	1922-1924
Sadie A. Carman	1924-1925
Mattie Brownlee	1925-1926
Anna F. Hout	1926-1927
Marie A. Dailey	1927-1928
Edith E. Frankland	1928-1929
Mary Liebman	1929-1930
Marian A. Fox	1930-1931
Pearl Collins	1931-1932
Marian M. Mandeville	1932-1933
Ella M. Sommer	1933-1934
Freda J. Herrick	1934-1935
Alma P. Cheeseman	1935-1936
Ruth C. Manske	1936-1937
Clara G. Miller	1937-1938
Daisy Heinemann	1938-1939
Lena Brucken	1939-1940
Martha Knutson	1940-1941
Lucille Fink	1941-1942
Millicent Jackson	1942-1943
Mattie McMullen	1943-1944
Clara Gilg	1944-1945
Frances B. Drew	1945-1946
Flo Hinson	1946-1947
Ella W. Miller	1947-1948
Elsa Haertl	1948-1949
Martha Johnson	1949-1950
Lillian Karmin	1980-1981
Marvel Ambrose	1981-1982
Rose Captain	1982-1983
Shirley Snyder	1986-1987
Beverly Davis	1987-1988
Rosalie Bernstein	1989-1990
Rae Mona James	1990-1991
Beverly Davis	1991-1994
Shirley Snyder	1994-1996
Cardell Tadder	1996-1998
Shirley Snyder	1998-2000
Doris Cruckson	2000-2001