Dodge County, Wisconsin, Past and Present

Dodge County, Wisconsin, Past and Present

by H. B. Hubbell Originally published in Chicago, 1913

950 pages, CDrom reproduction of the original edition

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Sections include:

Vol. I. Chapter I. Historic Wisconsin

Vol. I. Chapter II. Story of the rocks and fields

Vol. I. Chapter III. The first settler in Dodge County

Vol. I. Chapter IV. Board of supervisors

Vol. I. Chapter V. Dodge County's first historian

Vol. I. Chapter VI. The Civil War

Vol. I. Chapter VII. The Burchard Guards

Vol. I. Chapter VIII. The public schools of Dodge County

Vol. I. Chapter IX. The first physicians endured hardships

Vol. I. Chapter X. Bench and bar/Early courts and judges

Vol. I. Chapter XI. Pioneer newspapers of the county

Vol. I. Chapter XII. This is a chapter of interesting odds and ends

Vol. I. Chapter XIII. Fox Lake where the first settlement was made

Vol. I. Chapter XIV. City of Watertown and towns of Emmet, Clyman, Lowell and Shields

Vol. I. Chapter XV. Beaver Dam the metropolis of Dodge County

Vol. I. Chapter XVI. The city of Waupun and the town of Chester

Vol. I. Chapter XVII. Horicon City and town of Hubbard in which it lies

Vol. I. Chapter XVIII. The town of Williamstown and city of Mayville

Vol. I. Chapter XIX. History of the towns of Burnett, Le Roy, Lomira, Theresa and Herman

Vol. I. Chapter XX. The towns of Hustiford, Ashippun, Lebanon and Rubicon

Vol. I. Chapter XXI. Five important towns--Elba, Portland, Calamus, Westford and Trenton

Vol. II. Biographical

Vol. II. Index