THE PRODUCTS OF THE TOWN, FOR THE YEAR 1859.
Butter, number of lbs………………..2,261Cheese, number of lbs……………..16,000Hay, number of tons………………...1,275Wheat, number acres………………..5,112Corn, number acres…………………...830Oats, number acres………………….1,133Potatoes, number acres…………………59Cattle, value on hand………..……$20,833Hogs, value on hand………………...2,857Sheep, value on hand……………..…2,034
valuation………..$2,971valuation…………...110valuation…………7,063valuation………..63,707valuation………..13,745valuation…………8,299valuation…………3,906value slaughtered...1,108value slaughtered...7,417value slaughtered…..180
Horses and Mules, value……………………………………..……10,979Wool, value…………………………………………....……………......639Apples, value…………………………………...…………………...…...32Beans and Peas, value……………………………………….………...128Barley, value………………………………………………………….....782Clover Seed, value…………………...………………………………......12Buck Wheat, value………………………...…………………………....127
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Jacob Falkerson
Johann Grun
1861 Civil War Camp
Eliza Jane Clark - Rinehimer & Sisters
Elgin, Illinois 1857
Union Drummer Boy
Daniel Welsh 62nd Ohio
Great-great-great-granddaughter of a Civil War Veteran in the Union Army. This is a historical blog of the Civil War. From the fall of Fort Sumter in 1861 to the surrender at Appomattox Couthouse in 1865, every battle with stops along the way. Your welcome to stay for a bit and reminisce. We begin in the year 1861... Special thanks to my distant cousins Bonnie Fletcher Eggert and Glen Fletcher for the many, many photos you see posted here. Bless your hearts for remembering our relatives!
Geisler Boy
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Illinois Civil War Soldier
Jacob Falkerson
Civil War Soldier Minnesota
Johann Grun
Union Soldiers
1861 Civil War Camp
Women Folk in the 1860's
Eliza Jane Clark - Rinehimer & Sisters
C. W. Fletcher & Co.
Elgin, Illinois 1857
Ransom K. Wright
Union Drummer Boy
Civil War Blogs
Civil War Library
- Battle at Bull Run by William C. Davis
- Diary of a Drummer Boy by Marlene Targ Brill
- The Life of Billy Yank: The Common Soldier of the Union by Bell Irvin Wiley
- Hardtack and Coffee: the Unwritten Story of Army Life by John D. Billings
- Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier
- Shiloh by Shelby Foote
Rock of Ages by Thomas Hastings
Rock of Ages, cleft for me, let me hide myself in Thee; let the water and the blood, from Thy wounded side which flowed, be of sin the double cure; save from wrath and make me pure. Not the labor of my hands can fulfill Thy law’s demands; could my zeal no respite know, could my tears forever flow, all for sin could not atone; thou must save, and Thou alone. Nothing in my hand I bring, simply to the cross I cling; naked, come to Thee for dress; helpless look to Thee for grace; foul, I to the fountain fly; wash me, Savior, or I die. While I draw this fleeting breath, when mine eyes shall close in death, when I soar to worlds unknown, see Thee on Thy judgment throne, Rock of Ages, cleft for me, let me hide myself in Thee.
Places to Visit
- Mill Springs Battlefield, KY
- Berdan's Sharpshooter History
- Locate Civil War Soldiers
- Civil War Letter from West Virginia
- Whisphering Stones - The Story of Fort Washita
- Ulysses S. Grant Homepage
- Manassas National Battlefield
- The Horse Soldier Shop, Gettysburg, PA
- Ball's Bluff Battlefield Regional Park
- Kentucky in the Civil War
- Civil War Diary
- Dodge County Genealogy
- Dodge County Civil War Letter
- Fort Sumter
Dusty Archive
Union Soldier
Daniel Welsh 62nd Ohio
Favorite Movies
- Cold Mountain
- The Blue & the Gray
- Buffalo Soldiers
- Gods and Generals
- Gone with the Wind
- Andersonville
- Glory
- Gettysburg
- North & South
No comments:
Post a Comment