Message #:

698

Date Posted:

11-01-2001

Bio:

Huntzicker, Henry (History - 1833)

Contact:

Janet

Email:

stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org

Surnames:

HUNTZICKER WATENPHUL

 

----Source: 1881 HISTORY OF NORTHERN WI, Chicago: The Western Historical Company, A. T. Andreas, Proprietor (grammar as is), Pg. 247

HENRY HUNTZICKER, farmer, Sec. 15, P.O. Greenwood, born in Prussia, Germany, Nov. 8, 1833, learned the trade of weaver in his native land. When he came to America, he went into a woolen mill in Litchfield, Conn. This was the same mill with his brothers. He staid one year and then went into a foundry at Ferryville, and then into the woolen business at Plymouth came to Wisconsin with his brother, George, and settled on the farm in Clark County, and cleared sixty of the eighty acres which was then all timber, and in 1878, built the fine house he now lives in. He married Miss Mary A. Watenphul, of Prussia. They have five children John, Jacob, Albion, Clara, and and infant. Mr. Huntzicker has been Town Treasurer and Supervisor he is a member of the Lutheran Church.

 

 


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