INDEX

• Aarhus, Rev. Rasmus Jensen, death, 152.
• Adams, Alexander B., Civil War recruit, 53.
• Adams, Charles, Francis, efforts of, to detain commerce destroyers, 29.
• “Air Raids, Increase A. Lapham and the German,” editorial, 426-27.
• Alban, James, discovers Devil’s Lake, 319.
• Alexandria, occupation of, by Colonel Ellsworth, 369-72.
• “Alien Suffrage Provision in the Constitution of Wisconsin, The,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 422-25.
  • territorial suffrage law of 1844, 422-23.
  • suffrage law of 1845, 423-24.
  • petition in Congress, 423.
  • provisions of constitution of 1846, 424.
  • of convention of 1847, 425.
• Allen, Gideon W., sketch, 46;
  • student at University of Wisconsin, 52.
• Allen, George, letter, 93.
• Allouez, Father Claude, among the Kickapoo, 199-200.
• America, pre-Columbian voyagers to, 151-52.
• American Journal of Science, contributions of I. A. Lapham to, 5.
• Amsterdam (Wis.), founded, 261.
• Anderson, Mrs. F. H., letter, 92.
• Anderson, Rasmus B., (ed.), Ole Nattestad’s “Description of a Journey to North America,” 149-86.
• Anderson, Robert, lineage, 153.
• Apostle Islands, naming of, 96-98.
• “Appreciation and A Suggestion, An,” editorial, 190-91.
• Argentina, frontier problem in, 127-28.
• Armour, Philip, anecdote concerning, 430-31.
• Army, social welfare measures for, 314;
  • Zouave system of tactics introduced into, 360.
• Atwood, David, sketch, 46.
  • Wisconsin assemblyman, 54.
• Australia, frontier problem in, 132-33.
• Ayer, Edward Everett, sketch, 147.
• Ayer, Elbridge G., sketch, 146-47.

• Bailey, Amos, helps plat Fontana, 145.
• Baker, J. Stannard, student at University of Wisconsin, 52.
• Ball, Farlin Q., sketch, 46.
• Bank notes, depreciation of Wisconsin, in 1861, 42, 44;
  • specie payment of, in 1837, 176-77, 267.
• “Bankers’ Aid in 1861-62,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 25-34.
  • Union DefenseCommittee, 25-26.
  • situation ofnorthern banks, 26.
  • popular contributions, 27.
  • loans, 27-33.
  • bankers’association founded, 31-32.
  • agencies, 33-34.
• Banks, New York City, suspension of specie payment by, in 1861, 33.
  • of North, situation of, 1861-62, 26.
• “Baraboo, The First Settler of,” 319-21.
• Barber, Dr. L. J., Milwaukee pioneer, 270.
• Barker, Archibald, attempts to settle at Baraboo, 319.
• Barnes, Captain Francis, characterized, 327.
  • names Winnequah, 196.
  • sketch, 197.
• Beach, L. C., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Beaulieu, T. H., letter, 88.
• Beaver Creek, settlement of, 158-59.
• Beecher, Jerome, Chicago pioneer, 270.
• Belmont, Wisconsin capitol at, 78-79.
• “Beloit and Southern Wisconsin, Pioneer Recollections of,” by Lucius G. Fisher, 266-86.
• Belvedere, formerly Squaw Prairie, 275.
• Bennett, Alden I., state senator, 54.
• Bering Strait, discovery of, 152.
• Bering, Vitus, sketch, 52.
• Bicknell, Charles, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Bicknell, George W., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Bicknell, Otis, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Bicknell, O. P., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Big Foot, sketch, 145-46.
• “Big Foot Lake (Lake Geneva), Wisconsin, Early Recollections of,”142-48.
• Big Foot Prairie, naming of, 146.
• Black, Oscar F., student at University of Wisconsin, 49.
• Blanc, Pawnee, killing of, 321.
• Blodgett, Caleb, sketch, 273.
• Books, first, made in Wisconsin, 9.
• Boston, bank situation in, 1861-62, 26.
• “Boston Massacre, The Paul Revere Print of,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 377-87.
• Boundary, “Disputed Michigan-Wisconsin, The,” 304-307.
  • disputed Minnesota-Wisconsin, 304.
• Boyd, Col. George, enlists Menominee Indians in Black Hawk War, 98-99.
• Bracklin, John L., “A Forest Fire in Northern Wisconsin,” 16-24.
• Bradford, Simeon S., sketch, 37.
• Brandenburg, Frederick, letter, 196.
• “Bravery Then and Now,” editorial, 316-17.
• Brewster, William, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Brisbane, Rev. W. H., preaches, 47.
  • sketch, 38.
• Britton, Rev. James B., sketch, 38.
• Brooks, Edward, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Brown, William H., Chicago pioneer, 269.
• Brunette, Dominique, Fox River Valley miller, 89.
• Bull, James M., sketch, 45.
• Bull Run, financial effect of battle of, 31.
• Bundy, David J., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Bundy, Harvey, Beloit pioneer, 283.
• Butler, James D., sketch, 41.

• Caldwell, Billy, charges against, 290.
  • sketch, 297.
• Calkins, Elias A., sketch, 58.
• Camouflage, derivation of, 432.
  • “And ‘Eatless Days’ Two Hundred Years Ago,” by John Luchsinger, 432-33.
• Camp Randall (Madison), first regiment leaves, 63.
• Campbell, Cary M., Civil War recruit, 47.
• Canada, frontier problem in, 134-36.
• “Cannon Fodder,” editorial, 192.
• Capitol, preservation of first Wisconsin, 78-79.
• “Career of Colonel G. W. Manypenny, The,” 324-25.
• Caribbean republics, frontier problem in, 129.
• Carpenter, Stephen D., inventions, 61.
• Carr, Ezra S., sketch, 45.
• Cass, Governor Lewis, interested in St. Croix and Lake Superior Mineral Company, 433-34.
• Casualties, relative warfare, 315-16.
• Cedar Grove, founding and naming of, 258.
  • growth of, 264.
• Chase, John Jay, letter, 72.
• Chase’s Point, naming of, 270.
• Cheney, Israel, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Chicago, Daniel Webster visits, 269.
  • L. G. Fisher’s recollections of, 269.
  • “Removing the Papacy to,” editorial, 430-31.
  • “Treaty of 1833, The,” edited by Milo M. Quaife, 287-303.
  • circumstances attending, 287-88.
  • G. B. Porter, charges preferred against, 288-91.
  • charges denied, 291-303.
  • John Kinzie, memoir of, 300-302.
  • Robert A. Forsyth, memoir of, 302-303.
  • residence of Elmer E. Ellsworth, 359-67.
• Chicago Democrat, history of, 269.
• Chicago Tribune, Democrat merged with, 269.
• “Chippewa River during the French and British Régimes, The,” 322-24.
• Chippewa Valley, history of, 322-24.
  • proposed names for towns in, 195-96.
• Choate, Rufus, trustee, St. Croix and Lake Superior Mineral Company, 433-34.
• Church, William W., sketch, 47.
• Churches, oldest in Wisconsin, 87-88.
• Cisco, John J., financial activities of, in 1861-62, 28, 31.
• Civil War, Bankers’ Aid in, by Louise P. Kellogg, 25-34.
  • “Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth, First Hero of the,” by Charles A. Ingraham, 349-74.
  • copperheads in Wisconsin during, 84.
  • condition of hospitals in, 234-40.
  • depreciation of currency in Wisconsin during, 42, 85-86.
  • losses of Second Wisconsin Infantry in, 63.
  • political ideals in Wisconsin during, 85.
  • Sheboygan Dutch settlers in, 260-61.
• Clark, Dr. Henry, helps plat Fontana, 145.
• Clawson, Phineas J., sketch, 46.
• Clinton, Ole Nattestad, pioneer of, 164.
• Cobb, S. B., Chicago pioneer, 270.
• Cone, J. H., E. E. Ellsworth studies law with, 360.
• Colby, Stoddart B., lawyer, 267.
• Cole, H. E., letter, 319.
• Colley, S. G., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• “Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth: First Hero of the Civil War,” by Charles A. Ingraham, 349-74.
  • characterized, 351, 363-64.
  • birthplace, 351.
  • parentage and youth, 352-59.
  • moves to Mechanicsville, 353-55.
  • experiences in the West, 356-58.
  • in New York, 358.
  • removal to Chicago, 359-67.
  • studies law, 359-60, 368.
  • military activities, 360-67; at Rockford, 361.
  • at Madison, 361-62; engagement, 361, 369-70.
  • diary, 362-64.
  • commandant of United States Zouave Cadets, 363-65.
  • tour of, 366-67; larger military projects, 368.
  • reorganizes Eleventh New York Infantry, 369.
  • occupation of Alexandria, 369-72.
  • death, 372.
• “Colonel Ellsworth’s Madison Career,” 89-92.
• Communications, 202-205, 327-29, 432-34.
• “Community Changes Its Name, A,” 95.
• Conover, Obadiah M., sketch, 41.
• Coquillard, Alexis, interest of in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• “Consolation for the Present Crisis,” editorial, 83-86.
• “Constitution of Wisconsin, The Alien Suffrage Provision in the,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 422-25.
• Cooke, Jay, financial work for government, 28, 33-34.
• Copperheads, in Wisconsin, 84, 202-203.
• Coues, L. L., sketch, 60.
• Cox, Charles B., state senator, 54.
• Crane, R. P., Beloit pioneer, 274-75.
• Curtis, Joseph W., Civil War recruit, 45.
  • student at University of Wisconsin, 38.
• Cushing, Caleb, trustee, St. Croix and Lake Superior Mineral Company, 433-34.

• Daan, Peter, portrait, facing 256.
  • career, 260-61.
• Dairying, among Sheboygan Dutch, 265.
• “Daniel Webster’s Wisconsin Investments,” 193-95, 433-34.
• Darling, Mason C., Wisconsin legislator, 423-24.
• Davis, Prof. J. B., investigates Michigan-Wisconsin boundary survey, 307.
• Decorah, Angel, descendant of “Glory of the Morning,” 93.
• Decorah, Sabrevoir, sketch, 93.
• Denin, Kate, actress, 48.
• Denin, Susan, actress, 48.
• “Description of a Journey to North America,” by Ole Knudsen Nattestad, edited by Rasmus B. Anderson, 149-86.
  • historical introduction, 149-67.
  • Nattestad’s Journal, 167-86.
  • embarkation from Gothenborg, 167-72.
  • arrival in America, 173-74.
  • at New York, 174-77.
  • Journey to Chicago, 177-82.
  • settlement at Beaver Creek, 183.
  • general impressions of America, 184-86.
• Devereux, Arthur F., relations of, with Colonel Ellsworth, 359.
• De Villiers, Dr. Charles A., influenced military career of Colonel Ellsworth, 360-61.
• Devil’s Lake, discovered, 319.
• Dewey, Governor Nelson, park named for, 78-80.
• “Diary of Harvey Reid: Kept at Madison in the Spring of 1861,” 35-63.
  • sketch of the author, 35-37.
  • university diary, 37-63.
• Dinsdale, Rev. Matthew, sketch, 442-43.
  • papers, 443-44.
• “Disputed Michigan-Wisconsin Boundary, The,” 304-307.
• Documents: “Chicago Treaty of 1833, The,” edited by Milo M. Quaife, 287-303.
  • “Diary of Harvey Reid: Kept at Madison in the Spring of 1861, The,” edited by Milo M. Quaife, 35-63.
  • “Some Letters of Paul O. Husting Concerning the Present Crisis,” 388-416.
  • Wisconsin Public, issued, 210-21, 337-40.
• Doolittle, John, buys land in Beloit, 275.
• Door County, Wisconsin, History of, by Hjalmar R. Holand, reviewed, 445-46.
• Doudna, E. G., letter, 197.
• Douglas, Stephen A., death, 58.
• Douglass, Christopher, sketch, 143.
  • Lake Geneva pioneer, 145.
• Douglass, C. L., sketch, 144.
• Drew, Mrs. James, drawing of Lake Geneva by, 142, 147.
• Drummer, or New York Clerks and Country Merchants, The. A Local Play, in two acts. Edited by Mrs. Partington, 307-308.
• “Dutch Settlements of Sheboygan County, The,” by Sipko F. Rederus, 256-65.
  • emigration from Netherlands, 1840-50, 256-60.
  • religious difficulties among Dutch, 257.
  • Sheboygan Dutch in Civil War, 260-61.
  • Peter Daan, career of, 260-61.
  • general prosperity of settlements, 261-64.

• “Early Recollections of Lake Geneva (Big Foot Lake), Wisconsin,” by George Manierre, 142-48.
  • pioneers, 142, 143-45.
  • wild life, 144.
  • Fontana platted, 145.
  • Walworth founded, 145.
  • Potawatomi neighbors, 145-46.
  • transportation facilities, 146.
  • E. G. Ayer, hotel of, 146-47.
  • Reid house, sketch of, 147.
  • Lake Geneva, physical properties of, 148.
• “‘Eatless Days,’ ‘Camouflage,’ and, Two Hundred Years Ago,” by John Luchsinger, 432-33.
• Economic History of Wisconsin During the Civil War Decade, by Frederick Merk, reviewed, 221-23.
• Editorial, 75-86; 187-92; 309-18; 426-31.
• Education, interests of Sheboygan Dutch in, 265.
  • papers on early Wisconsin, 440-41.
• “Election, The Senatorial, of 1869,” 418-20.
  • candidates, 418-19.
  • campaign, 419.
  • the ‘spelling-down,’ 420.
• Eleventh New York Volunteer Infantry, organized, 369.
  • experiences of, at Alexandria, 369-71.
• Ellsworth, Colonel Elmer E., “First Hero of the Civil War,” by Charles A. Ingraham, 349-74.
  • birthplace, facing 352.
  • diary of, 91-92; 362-64.
  • drawing made by, facing 358.
  • facsimile of letter to Miss Carrie Spafford, facing 370.
  • portraits, facing 347 and 364.
  • Madison career of, 89-92.
• Emery, Harvey W., sketch, 53.
• England, Senator Husting on war policy of, 390.
• Erik the Red, explorations of, 150.
• Erikson, Leif, New World discovered by, 150.
• Erikson, Thorvald, first white man buried in America, 151.
• Europe, frontier problems of, 137-38.
• Ewing, George W., interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Exploration, of eastern Wisconsin, 94.

• Fairchild, Jairus C., sketch, 58.
• Fallows, William, student at University of Wisconsin, 61.
• “Fatherland, Where Is the German?” tr. by Dr. Charles P. Giessing, 375-76.
• Fersen, Colonel Axel, sketch, 154.
• Field, Alfred, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• “Fire, A Forest, in Northern Wisconsin,” by John L. Bracklin, 16-24.
• “Fires, Forest, Generally and in Particular,” editorial, 82-83.
• First, books made in Wisconsin, 9.
  • “Edition of the Zenger Trial, The,” by John T. Lee, 69-72.
  • “Exploration of Eastern Wisconsin,” 94-95.
  • “Mills in the Fox River Valley, The,” 88-89.
  • poets of Wisconsin, 64.
  • white child born in America, 151.
  • white man to found settlement in, 151.
  • white woman to settle in, 151.
• Fish, Carl Russell, “The Frontier a World Problem,” 121-41.
  • Merk’s Economic History of Wisconsin During the Civil War Decade, reviewed by, 221-23.
  • portrait, facing 119.
• Fisher, Amanda, Beloit pioneer, 280.
• Fisher, Emeline, Beloit pioneer, 281.
• Fisher, Jane, Beloit pioneer, 280.
• Fisher, Lucius G., “Pioneer Recollections of Beloit and Southern Wisconsin,” 266-86.
  • sketch, 266, 282-86.
  • speculation of, in Beloit land, 275.
  • voyage of, from Buffalo to Chicago, 267-69.
• Fisher, Rosetta, Beloit pioneer, 281.
• Flag, “A History of Our State,” 327-29.
  • Wisconsin state, 76-77.
  • statute for, 328.
• “Forest Fire in Northern Wisconsin, A” by John L. Bracklin, 16-24.
• “Forest Fires, Generally and in Particular,” editorial, 82-83.
• Forests, I. A. Lapham’s work on conservation of, 6-7.
• Forsyth (Forsythe), James, Merchant and tavern keeper, 295.
• Forsyth, Jane, indemnity claim, 289.
• Forsyth, Major Robert A., birth, 297-98.
  • claims, 289.
  • death, 289.
  • Governor Porter disputes charges against, 298-99.
  • memoir of, 302-303.
• Forsyth (Forsythe), Robert A., sketch, 295.
• Fort Atkinson, founding of, 272.
• Fort Perrot, state acquires site of, 81.
• Foster, Alvin, Ft. Atkinson pioneer, 272.
• Foster, Dwight, Ft. Atkinson pioneer, 272.
• Foster, Edwin, Ft. Atkinson pioneer, 272.
• Foster, Henry B., Civil War recruit, 53.
• Fox River Valley, first mills in, 88-89.
• Franks, Jacob, builds mills, 88.
• Free Separate Reformed Church, establishment of, 257.
• Frisby, Leander F., sketch, 56.
• “Frontier a World Problem, The,” by Carl Russell Fish, 121-41.
  • fundamental resemblance of historical movements, 123-24.
  • effect of outside capital and labor, 124.
  • unique features in United States, 125-27.
  • part played by corporations, 126-27.
  • Argentina, 127-28.
  • Caribbean republics, 129-30.
  • Mexico, 130.
  • Siberia, 130-31.
  • Australia and New Zealand, 132-33.
  • Rhodesia, 133-34.
  • Canada, 134-36.
  • Manchuria, 136-37.
  • European activities since 1800, 137-38.
  • significance of problem of frontier, 138-39.
  • frontier activities a factor in world organization, 140-41.
• Frost, Lewis, sketch, 45.
• Fuller, William, student at University of Wisconsin, 40.

• Gaylord, E. S., letter, 324.
• Gerend, Alfonse, letters, 94, 199.
• Germans in Wisconsin, in 1847, attitude of, 375-76.
• Germany, fosters discord among allies, 396-97.
  • Senator Husting on war policy of, 390-91.
  • utilizes meteorological discovery of I. A. Lapham, 426-27.
• Gibbsville, founded, 261.
• Giessing, Dr. Charles P. (tr.) “Where Is the German Fatherland?” 375-76.
• Gill, Charles R., sketch, 54.
• Gilman, Winfield, letter, 327-29.
• Ginty, Henry B., Civil War recruit, 53.
• “‘Glory of the Morning,’ The story of,” 92-93.
• Godfrey, Mrs. Charles H., sister of Miss Carrie Spafford, 361.
• Godfroy, Peter, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Goldsworthy, John E., student at University of Wisconsin, 37.
• Goodhue, George, Watertown settler, 279.
• Gore Resolution, Senator Husting’s attitude toward, 401-402.
• Governor’s Guard, Madison organization of, 90.
  • Colonel Ellsworth drills, 361-62.
• Graham, Thomas, Civil War recruit, 53, 60.
• Gregory, Jared C., sketch, 58.
• Green, George G., student at University of Wisconsin, 39, 49.
• Green, Rev. William L., Presbyterian clergyman, 49.
• Greenland, discovery and settlement of, 150.
  • subjection of, to Norway, 150.
• Grignon, Augustin, mill of, 89.
• Grignon, Pierre A., mill of, 88.
• Griswold, Milton S., sketch, 61.

• Hale, H. E., letter, 96.
• Hale, Thomas J., student at University of Wisconsin, 52.
• Hall, Shadrach Azariah, sketch, 49.
• Hamilton, Richard J., sketch, 295.
• Harvey, Cordelia A. P., “A Wisconsin Woman’s Picture of President Lincoln,” 233-55.
  • portrait, facing 230.
• Harvey Hospital named, 254.
• Harvey, Louis P., sketch, 58.
• Hartley, Al J., letter, 322.
• Hatch, Leonard, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Hay, John, relations of, with Colonel Ellsworth, 92, 351.
• Hazelton, George W., state senator, 54.
• Heald, Captain, experiences of, in Chicago Massacre, 300-301.
• Heathcock, J., student at University of Wisconsin, 49.
• Heg, Colonel Hans, suggestion for memorial to, 191.
• Herjulfson, Bjarne, first white man to see America, 151.
• Hicks, Franklin Z., sketch, 56.
• High, James L., sketch, 45.
• High schools, I. A. Lapham, father of Milwaukee, 10.
• “Historical Publications, The Printing of,” editorial, 310-11.
• History of Door County, Wisconsin, by Hjalmar R. Holand, reviewed, 445-46.
  • “of Our State Flag, A,” 327-29.
  • local, mission of, 123.
  • “Repeats Itself,” editorial, 187.
• Hobart, Horace, buys land in Beloit, 74-75.
• Holand, Hjalmar R., History of Door County, Wisconsin, reviewed, 445-46.
  • letter, 87.
• Holt, C. Frank, student at the University of Wisconsin, 49.
• Hopokoékaw, “Glory of the Morning,” Winnebago chieftess, 93.
• Hospitals, sanitation of, in Civil War, 234-40.
• “How the Apostle Islands Were Named,” 96-98.
• Howe, Asahel B., buys land in Beloit, 274-75.
• Hubbard, Gurdon S., sketch, 269.
• Hudson Bay, exploration of, 152.
• “Humanitarianism, The Development of,” editorial, 313.
• Hunt, Alice, indemnity claim of, 289.
• Husting, Paul O., “Some Letters of, Concerning the Present Crisis,” 388-416.
• Hutchinson, Buell E., sketch, 54.

• Iceboat project of Norman Wiard, 72-74.
• Iceland, discovery of, 150.
• Illustrations: Increase A. Lapham, facing 1.
  • Map—A Forest Fire in Northern Wisconsin, facing 22.
  • Harvey Reid, facing 35.
  • The First Wisconsin Capitol at Belmont, facing 78.
  • Carl Russell Fish, facing 119.
  • House of William Reid at the Head of Lake Geneva, facing 142.
  • Title-page of Ole Nattestad’s “Journey to North America,” facing 167.
  • Cordelia A. P. Harvey, facing 231.
  • Peter Daan, facing 256.
  • Lucius George Fisher, facing 276.
  • Mary Elizabeth Mears, facing 334.
  • Colonel Ellsworth, facing 347.
  • Carrie Spafford, facing 347.
  • Birthplace of Elmer E. Ellsworth, facing 352.
  • Drawing made by Colonel Ellsworth, facing 358.
  • Colonel Ellsworth, facing 364.
  • Francis E. Brownell, facing 364.
  • Colonel Ellsworth’s Last Letter, facing 370.
  • Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, facing 382.
• “Increase A. Lapham and the German Air Raids,” editorial, 426-27.
• Indians, Brothertown, 88-89.
  • Iowa tribes, 200-201.
  • Menominee, mills for, 88-89.
  • services of Menominee in Black Hawk War, 98-100.
  • Odanah reservation of, 93-94.
  • Stockbridge, mills for, 89.
• Ingraham, Charles A., “Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth: First Hero of the Civil War,” 349-74.
  • letters, 89-92.
• Inman, John, Janesville pioneer, 273.
• “Introducing Ourselves,” editorial, 75.
• Iowa, Dutch settle in, 257-58.
  • “Indian Tribes of, The,” 200-201.
• “Is War Becoming More Horrible?” editorial, 311-12.
• Islands, Apostle, naming of, 96-98.

• Jackson, Daniel, fur company agent, 294, 299.
• Jackson, James W., slays Ellsworth, 372.
• Jackson régime, frontier problem under, 125-26.
• Janes, Henry, founder of Janesville, 273.
• Janesville, settlement of, 273.
• Jefferson Prairie, Norwegian settlement of, 160, 165-66.
• Jerrard, Mrs. Frank H., letter, 325.
• Johnson, David H., sketch, 38.
• Johnson, Richard M., trustee, Choctaw Academy, 299.
• Johnson, Thomas, sketch, 153-54.
• Johnson, Timothy, sketch, 277.
• Joiner, Lemuel W., sketch, 54.
• “‘Jolliet,’ Memorandum on the Spelling of,” 67-69.
• Jones, George Wallace, business transactions of, with Daniel Webster, 193-94.
• Juneau, Solomon, Indian trader, 270.
  • Milwaukee pioneer, 417.
  • relations of Morgan L. Martin with, 417-18.

• Karlsefne, Gudrid, first white woman to settle in America, 151.
• Karlsefne, Snorre, first white child born in America, 151.
• Karlsefne, Thorfin, first white man to found settlement in America, 151.
• Kearney, Gen. Philip, Beloit land investments of, 281.
• Kenosha, stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, 356-57.
• Kercheval, Marcia, indemnity claim of, 289.
• Kellogg, Louise P., “Alien Suffrage Provision in the Constitution of Wisconsin, The,” 422-25.
  • “Bankers’ Aid in 1861-62,” 25-34.
  • “Beginnings of Milwaukee, The,” 417-18.
  • “Disputed Michigan-Wisconsin Boundary, The,” 304-307.
  • “Memorandum on the Spelling of ‘Jolliet,’” 67.
  • “Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, The,” 377-87.
  • “Senatorial Election of 1869, The,” 418-20.
• Kellogg’s Corners, old church at, 87.
• Kickapoo Indians, Father Allouez among, 199-200.
• Kilbourn, Byron, Milwaukee pioneer, 417.
• Kilbourntown, unites with Milwaukee, 417.
• Kinzie, James, claim, 289.
• Kinzie, John, Colonel Croghan’s relations with, 301.
  • experiences of, in Chicago massacre, 301.
  • Governor Porter’s defense of, 297.
  • memoir of, 300-302.
  • relations of General Proctor with, 301.
  • sketch, 289.
• Kinzie, John H., indemnity claim, 289.
  • visited Potawatomi, 145.
• Kinzie, Mrs. John H., acquainted with Man Eater, 420-21.
  • visited Potawatomi, 145.
• Kinzie, Robert A., indemnity claims of, 289.
• Knapp, Gilbert, founder of Racine, 38.
• “‘Koshkonong’ and ‘Man Eater,’” 420-21.

• Ladd, Dr. Azel, papers, 440-41.
• Lady Elgin, sinking of, 38.
• “Lake Geneva, Wisconsin (Big Foot Lake), Early Recollections of,” 142-48.
• Lake Koshkonong, naming of, 420-21.
• “Lake Superior, The Discovery of,” 197-99.
• Lake Vieux Desert, boundary line, 305.
• Lammers, J., donor of church building, 263.
• Lapham, Increase Allen, “and the German Air Raids,” editorial, 426-27.
  • “First Scholar of Wisconsin,” by Milo M. Quaife, 3-15.
  • parentage and youth, 4-6.
  • early scientific work, 5-6.
  • removal to Milwaukee, 7-8.
  • Catalogue of Plants and Shells, 9.
  • Gazeteer of Wisconsin, 9.
  • educational activities, 10-11.
  • Antiquities of Wisconsin, 11.
  • meteorological work, 12-14.
  • geological survey, 14-15.
  • attitude of public toward, 13-15.
  • portrait, facing 1.
• Lapham, Seneca, father of Increase A., 4-6.
• Larrabee, Charles Hathaway, sketch, 55.
• Larsen, Lars, immigration under, 155-56.
• Latsch, John A., donor of park, 80-82.
• Lawe, John, sawmills of, 88.
• Leahy, Michael, sketch, 46.
• Lee, John T., “The First Edition of the Zenger Trial, 1736,” 69-72.
• “Legislature, The Society and the,” editorial, 77-78.
• “Letters, of Paul O. Husting Concerning the Present Crisis, Some,” 388-416.
• Lincoln, Abraham, “A Wisconsin Woman’s Picture of,” 233-55.
  • opposition to, in Wisconsin, 84.
  • relations of, with Elmer E. Ellsworth, 351, 368, 372-73.
• Lincoln, George B., death, 50.
• Loans, of banks, in 1861-62, 27-34.
• Loranger, Joseph, Governor Porter defends, 299.
  • sketch, 299.
• Luchsinger, John, “‘Camouflage’ and ‘Eatless Days’ Two Hundred Years Ago,” 432-33.
• Lusitania, Senator Husting on sinking of, 391.
• Lyon, Lucius, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.

• Madeline Island, Old Mission on, 87.
  • treaties signed at, 326.
• Madison, “The Diary of Harvey Reid Kept at, in the Spring of 1861,” 35-63.
  • stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, 361-62.
• Malta, N. Y., birthplace of Elmer E. Ellsworth, 351-54.
• Manchuria, frontier problem in, 136-37.
• “‘Man Eater,’ ‘Koshkonong and,’” 420-21.
• Manierre, George, “Early Recollections of Lake Geneva (Big Foot Lake), Wisconsin,” 142-48.
• Map, forest fire, in Northern Wisconsin, 23.
• Marsh, George S., Civil War recruit, 47.
• Martin, Morgan L., Daniel Webster’s relations with, 194-95.
  • founds Milwaukee, 417-18.
  • Solomon Juneau’s relations with, 417-18.
• Martine, Isaac, Civil War recruit, 53.
• Mason, E. C., letter, 202-203.
• Mason, S. T., interest of in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Maxon, Densmore W., sketch, 54.
• Mayflower, burning of, 258.
• McKenna, Daniel, letter, 200.
• McMynn, John G., sketch, 62.
• Mears, Elizabeth Farnsworth, poet, 64.
  • bas relief of, facing 334.
• Mechanicsville, N. Y., residence of Elmer E. Ellsworth, 354-55, 358.
• Mee-chee-tai, sketch, 420-21.
• Mendota asylum, visited, 40.
• Menominee Indians, mills for, 89.
  • services of, in Black Hawk War, 99.
• “Memorandum on the Spelling of ‘Jolliet,’” by Louise P. Kellogg, 67-69.
• Merk, Frederick, Economic History of Wisconsin During the Civil War Decade, reviewed, 221-23.
• Mexico, frontier problem in, 124, 129-30.
• Michigan, Dutch settlements in, 257.
  • —Wisconsin boundary dispute, 304-307.
• Miller, Edw. G., Civil War recruit, 45.
• Mills, first in Fox River Valley, 88-89.
• Mills, Genevieve, appreciation of bequest of, 190-91.
• Milwaukee, “The Beginnings of,” 417-18.
  • first land sale in, 281.
  • founded by Morgan L. Martin, 417-18.
  • I. A. Lapham, father of high schools of, 10.
  • L. G. Fisher’s recollections of, 270.
  • unites with Kilbourntown, 417.
• Milwaukee County, erected and organized, 417.
• Milwaukee-Downer College, founding of, 10.
• Milwaukee Female Seminary, founding of, 10.
• Minnesota-Wisconsin boundary dispute, 304.
• Mitchell, Alexander, banking measures of, 1861-62, 30.
• Mohr, Matthias, helps plat Fontana, 145.
  • pioneer of Lake Geneva, 145.
  • sketch, 143.
• Monroe Doctrine, influence of, upon frontier problem, 129-30.
• Montreal River, “main branch” controversy, 305-306.
• “More Light on the Originator of ‘Winnequah,’” 327.
• Morgan, J. Pierpont, financial aid of, in Civil War, 28-29.
• Moore, Tyler H., buys land in Beloit, 275.
• Morris, Charles M., letter, 327.
• Morris, Seymour, letter, 95.
• Morris, W. A. P., letter, 193.
• Morton, John, lineage of, 153.
• Mountain, Trempealeau, state acquires, 80, 81.
• Muir, John, inventions of, 39.
• Munitions, Senator Husting on embargo on, 393-95, 401-402.
• Muskegon, stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, 357-58.
• Munk, Jens, sketch, 152.

• “Names Proposed for a New Town,” 195-96.
• Nattestad, Ansten, sketch, 160.
  • visit of, to Norway, 160, 164-65.
• Nattestad, Lena Hiser, death, 165.
• Nattestad, Ole Knudsen, children of, 165-67.
  • “Description of a Journey to North America,” 167-86.
  • newspaper account of immigration of, 161-65.
  • sketch, 159-60, 165.
• Netherlands, emigration from, 1840-50, 256-60.
• New Albany, changed to Beloit, 272.
  • naming of, 274.
• New England Emigrating Company, activities of, in Beloit, 273.
• “Nelson Dewey Park and the First Wisconsin Capitol,” editorial, 78-80.
• New York City, bank situation in, 1861-62, 26.
  • bankers of, aid government, 31.
• New York, early Scandinavians in, 152.
  • stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, 358-59.
• New Zealand, frontier problem in, 132-33.
• “Newspapers, The,” editorial, 428-30.
• Norcross, Pliny, sketch, 39.
• Nordamerika Wisconsin. Winke für answanderer von Dr. Carl de Haas. Farmer in Wisconsin, date, 60-67.
• Norsemen, precede Columbus to America, 150-51.
• “North America, Description of a Journey to,” by Ole K. Nattestad, edited by Rasmus B. Anderson, 149-86.
• North Greenfield, changes name, 95.
• Norwegians, settle in Wisconsin, 160.
• Nova Dania, naming of, 152.
• “Novel Transportation Device, A,” 72-74.
• “Nym Krinkle,” Chronicles of Milwaukee, first Wisconsin book of poetry, 64.

• Oconomowoc, L. G. Fisher’s recollections of, 271.
• “Odanah Indian Reservation, The,” 93-94.
• Ogden, William B., Chicago mayor, 269.
• “Old Copperheads and New,” 202-203.
• Old Thunder, relations of, with George Washington, 199.
• “Oldest Church in Wisconsin, The,” 87-88.
• Onahan, William J., anecdote concerning, 430-31.
• Oostburg, founding of, 261.
  • growth of, 264.
• “Origin of the Word ‘Winnequah,’” 196-97.
• Orton, Myron H., sketch, 58.
• Osh-ka-he-nah-niew, in Black Hawk War, 98-100.
• Oshkenaniew, Mitchell, letter, 98.
• “Other Agencies,” editorial, 314.
• “Our Military Record,” editorial, 187-88.
• “Our State Flag,” editorial, 76-77.
• Owen, Thomas J. V., Indian agent, 291.

• Panic, financial, of 1837, effect of on specie payments, 267.
• “Papacy, Removing the, to Chicago,” editorial, 430-31.
• Parkinson, John B., professor at University of Wisconsin, 38.
• Parkinson, J. D., sketch, 46.
• Parks, Nelson Dewey, 78-79.
  • Perrot State, 80-82.
• “Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, The,” by Louise Phelps Kellogg, 377-87.
  • circumstances and printed account of the massacre, 377-79.
  • sketch of engraver, 380.
  • general criticism of print, 380-83.
  • illustration, 382.
  • variants, 383-85.
  • charges of Henry Pelham, 385-86.
  • writer’s conclusion, 386.
• Peck, Eben, Madison pioneer, 319.
• Peerson, Kleng, emigrant leader, 155.
  • founds Fox River and Kendall settlements, 157.
• Pelham, Henry, charges of, against Paul Revere, 385-86.
• “Perrot State Park and John A. Latsch,” editorial, 80-82.
• Peru, frontier problem in, 124.
• “Pioneer Recollections of Beloit and Southern Wisconsin,” by Lucius G. Fisher, 266-86.
  • journey to Beloit, 266-78.
  • Beloit named, 279.
  • Female Seminary charter granted, 279.
  • early economic conditions, 280.
  • territorial roads laid out, 282.
  • early railroad enterprises, 283-85.
• “Play, An Early Wisconsin,” 307-308.
• Politics, Senator Husting on separation of religion and, 406-408.
• Porter, Governor George B., charges against, 288-91.
  • letter of, to President Jackson, 291-303.
• “Potawatomi During the Revolution, The: Father Allouez Among the Kickapoo,” 199-200.
• Prairie du Chien, project for iceboat line between, and St. Paul, 72-74.
• Pratt, Alexander, sketch, 271.
• Preparedness, a future necessity, 190.
• “Presbyterian Objects, A,” 204-205.
• Presbyterianism, churches founded by Sheboygan Dutch, 262-63.
• Press, freedom of, as affected by Zenger trial, 70.
• Preston, Thomas, trial, 379.
  • letter of, 381.
• “Print, The Paul Revere, of the Boston Massacre,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 377-87.
• Proctor, General, relations of, with John Kinzie, 301.
• “Professor and the Finger Bowl, The,” editorial, 309-310.

• Quaife, Milo M. (ed.), “The Chicago Treaty of 1833,” 287-303.
  • (ed.), “Diary of Harvey Reid: Kept at Madison in the Spring of 1861, The,” 35-63.
  • “Increase Allen Lapham, First Scholar of Wisconsin,” 3-15.
• Quentin, Charles, state senator, 54.
• Question Box, 87-100; 193-201; 319-326.

• Racine, founded by Gilbert Knapp, 38.
• Ramsey, William H., Wisconsin assemblyman, 54.
• Randall, Alexander W., sketch, 48.
• Randolph, Julius F., sketch, 56.
• Rantoul, Robert, trustee, St. Croix and Lake Superior Mineral Company, 433-34.
• Read, Daniel, sketch, 52.
• Ream, Robert, Madison settler, 319.
• Rederus, Sipko F., “The Dutch Settlements of Sheboygan County,” 256-65.
• Redfield, Fletcher, chief justice, 267.
• Redfield, Timothy P., judge, 267.
• Reed, Harrison, sketch, 271.
• Reed, Henry, Civil War recruit, 45.
• Reid, Ann Hamilton, sketch, 148.
• “Reid, Harvey, The Diary of: Kept at Madison in the Spring of 1861,” 35-63.
  • portrait, facing 35.
• Reid, Mary Drew, sketch, 142.
• Reid, William, sketch, 142.
• “Relics, Save the,” editorial, 427-28.
• Religion, Senator Husting on separating politics and, 406-408.
• “Removing the Papacy to Chicago,” editorial, 430-31.
• “Revere, Paul, Print of the Boston Massacre, The,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 377-87.
• Revolutionary War, attitude of Potawatomi in, 199-200.
  • record of Scandinavians in, 153-54.
• Rhodesia, frontier problem in, 133-34.
• Robinson (Roberson), Alexander, charges against, 290.
  • sketch, 297.
• Rock County, early impressions of, 164.
• Rock Prairie, Norwegian settlement at, 166.
• Rock Run, Norwegian settlement at, 165.
• Rockford, stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, 361.
• Roth, J. J. W., pastoral career of, 263-64.
• Rowan, Wallace, Baraboo settler, 319-21.
• Rublee, Horace, candidate for senatorial nomination, 418.
  • relations of, with C. C. Washburn, 419-20.
• Russell, Marcus, Lake Geneva pioneer, 143.
• Russell, Hubert, Lake Geneva pioneer, 143, 145.
• Rynning, Ole, death, 159.
  • Sandfaerdig Beretning om Amerika til Oplysning og Nytte for Bonde, og Menigmand forfattet af en norsk, som kom derover i Juni Maaned, 1837, 159.

• St. George, Thomas, Civil War recruit, 60.
• St. Paul, iceboat line between, and Prairie du Chien, 72-74.
• Salisbury, Augustus H., sketch, 39-40.
• Sandfaerdig Beretning on Amerika til Oplysning og Nytte for Bonde, og Menigmand forfattet af en norsk, som kom derover i Juni Maaned 1837, by Ole Rynning, 159.
• “Save the Relics,” editorial, 427-28.
• Scandinavians, record of, in Revolutionary War, 153-54.
  • traces of early, in New York, 152.
• Scholte, H. P., leads Dutch settlers to Iowa, 257-58.
• “Schrecklichkeit,” editorial, 317-18.
• Schults, Adolf, Lieder aus Wisconsin, date of, 66.
• Scutenaubequon, steamboat, naming of, 327.
• Second Wisconsin Infantry, losses of, in Civil war, 63.
• “Senatorial Election of 1869, The,” 418-20.
• “Services of the Menominee in the Black Hawk War, The,” 98-100.
• “Settlements of Sheboygan County, The Dutch,” 256-65.
• Shay’s Rebellion, a factor in frontier problem, 125.
• Sheboygan County, dairying among Dutch of, 265.
  • The Dutch Settlements of, 256-65.
• Siberia, frontier problem in, 130-31.
• Silenzioso, steamboat, naming of, 327.
• Sillars, Angus, letter, 204-205.
• Silliman, Benjamin, relations of, with I. A. Lapham, 5.
• Silverthorne, William, Civil War recruit, 47.
• Skavlem, H. L., sketch, 166.
• Slovig, Knud Anderson, leads emigrants to America, 156-57.
• Smith, Elbert H., The History of Black Hawk, with which is interwoven a Description of the Black Hawk War and other Scenes in the West, 64.
• Smith, George B., sketch, 43.
• Smith, John Y., sketch, 43.
• “Society and the Legislature, The,” editorial, 76-77.
• “Some Facts and Figures,” editorial, 314.
• “Some Leaves from the Past,” editorial, 312-13.
• “Some Letters of Paul O. Husting Concerning the Present Crisis,” 388-416.
  • neutrality misinterpreted, 389, 391-96.
  • war policies of Germany and England criticised, 390-91.
  • International law determines commercial relations, 392-94.
  • shipment of munitions an individual enterprise, 394.
  • discord among allies an aid to the enemy, 396-98.
  • factors which influence writer’s vote, 398-403.
  • attitude on embargo-on-munitions question and Gore Resolution, 401-402.
  • acts and motives of President Wilson, 403-406.
  • advises keeping church and state separate, 406-408.
  • German-American loyalty tested, 411.
  • Hohenzollern dynasty an obstruction to peace, 412-13.
  • loyalty of German-Americans fosters welfare of German people, 414-15.
• Spafford, Carrie, facsimile of letter from Colonel Ellsworth to, facing 370.
  • portrait, facing 347.
  • fiancée of Colonel Ellsworth, 361, 369-70.
• Spooner, Wyman, sketch, 54.
• Squaw Prairie, changed to Belvedere, 275.
• Stambaugh, Col. Samuel C., services of, in Black Hawk War, 98-99.
• Stanton, Edw. M., tribute to, 245.
• State Historical Society of Wisconsin, houses newspaper collection of note, 428-29.
  • I. A. Lapham’s connection with, 11.
  • new members, 101, 206, 330, 435.
  • survey of historical activities of, 101-17; 206-29; 330-46; 435-51.
• Sterling, John W., sketch, 38.
• Stewart, Isaac N., sketch, 52.
• Stewart, Robert, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• “Story of ‘Glory of the Morning,’ The,” 92-93.
• Strong, Moses M., sketch, 43.
• Strong, William E., sketch, 53.
• “Suffrage Provision in the Constitution of Wisconsin, The Alien,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 422-25.
• Survey of Historical Activities, 101-17; 206-29; 330-46; 435-51.
• Swedes, early settlement of, on the Delaware, 153.
• Sylvania, old church at, 87.

• Taylor, Rev. Lathrop, sketch, 44.
• Tilton, Asa Currier, “Daniel Webster’s Wisconsin Investments,” 433-34.
• Transportation, project for iceboat line between Prairie du Chien and St. Paul, 72-74.
• Treaty, “Hall and Old La Pointe,” 325-26.
  • of 1833, The Chicago, 287-303.
  • commissioners, 289.
  • of St. Joseph, 1828, commissioners, 296.
• Tredway, J. Dwight, student at University of Wisconsin, 52.
• Trempealeau, Perrot State park at, 80-82.
• Trempealeau Mountain, state acquires, 80-81.
• Turner, Hon. Andrew Jackson, activities of, in senatorial campaign of 1869, 419.
  • C. C. Washburn’s letters to, 419.
• Tweedy, John H., sketch, 270.
• Tyler, Calvin, Elgin pioneer, 276.
• Tyler, Noah, Elgin squatter, 276.
• Tyler, Sallie, nun, 276.
• Tyler, William, Catholic bishop, 276.

• Ulfson, Gunnbjorn, Greenland discovered by, 150.
• United States, frontier problem in, 125-27.
  • Germany fosters discord in, 396-97.
  • military record of, 187-88.
• United States Zouave Cadets, disbandment, 367.
  • reunion, 365.
  • tour, 363-67.
• University of Wisconsin, diary of student attending in 1861, 35-63.
  • I. A. Lapham presents herbarium to, 10.
• Unpreparedness in the United States, 186-87.
• Upsi, Erik, visits New World, 151.

• Van Griethuizen, C., Presbyterian clergyman, 262.
• Van Raalte, R. C., leads Dutch settlers to Michigan, 257.
• Van Slyke, James, experiences of, at Baraboo, 320.
  • sketch, 143.
• Van Slyke, Mrs. James, Lake Geneva pioneer, 143.
• Van Straten, P., Presbyterian clergyman, 264.
• Van Waters, George, The Poetical Geography, with the Rules of Arithmetic in Verse, etc., etc., date of, 64.
• Vieau, Peter J., letter, 421.
• Vilas, Henry, sketch, 46.
• Vilas, Levi B., sketch, 48.
• Virgin, Noah H., sketch, 54.

• Waldo, Otis H., candidate for senatorial nomination, 418-19.
• Wallace, Washington I., sketch, 46.
• Warfare, relative casualties of, 315-16.
• Warner, Jared, Wisconsin assemblyman, 54.
• Washburn, Cadwallader C., characterization, 419.
  • senatorial campaign of, 419-20.
  • letters of, to A. J. Turner, 419.
  • relations of, with Horace Rublee, 419-20.
• Waterford, old church at, 88.
• Waterman, Frank, sketch, 49.
• Waubishnepawau, steamboat, naming of, 327.
• Waukesha, first house at, 271.
• Weather Bureau Service, establishment of, 12-14.
• Webb, Henry G., Wisconsin assemblyman, 56.
• Webster, Daniel, interested in St. Croix and Lake Superior Mineral Company, 433-34.
  • Madison investments of, 194.
  • relations of, with George Wallace Jones, 193-94.
  • with Morgan L. Martin, 194-95.
  • visits Chicago, 269.
  • Wisconsin investments of, 193-95, 433-34.
• Wegelin, Oscar, “Wisconsin’s First Versifiers,” 64-67.
• Wendell, Teunis S., interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, 291.
• Wentworth, John, editor, 269.
• West Allis, formerly North Greenfield, 95

• “What of the Future?” editorial, 189-90.
• “Where Is the German Fatherland?” tr. by Charles Giessing, 375-76.
• White, Charles J., sketch, 41.
• White, Dr. Horace, Beloit pioneer, 273.
  • Beloit land purchases of, 274.
  • death, 280.
  • father of editor, 283.
• White, Horace, sketch, 283.
• Wiard, Norman, iceboat project of, 72-74.
  • letter, 73.
• Wilder, Frank J., gift of, 379.
• Wilson, Woodrow, Senator Husting on acts and motives of, 403-406.
• Winnebago Indians, at Winnequah, 196-97.
• “‘Winnequah,’ More Light on the Originator of,” 327.
  • former names of, 196.
  • origin of name of, 196-97.
  • Winnebago at, 196-97.
• Wisconsin, “Alien Suffrage Provision in the Constitution of, The,” by Louise P. Kellogg, 422-25.
  • attitude of Germans of, in 1847, 375-70.
  • banking measures of, in 1861-62, 30.
  • banknote depreciation in, in 1861, 42, 44.
  • copperheads in, 84, 202-203.
  • Dutch settle in, 258-05.
  • earliest German poetry in, 66.
  • early education in, 440-41.
  • exploration of eastern, 94-95.
  • first books made in, 9.
  • first history of, 9.
  • first Norwegian settlement in, 160.
  • “I. A. Lapham, First Scholar of,” 3-15.
  • “Daniel Webster’s Investments,” 193-95, 433-34.
  • flag, statute for, 328.
  • “A Forest Fire in Northern,” 16-24.
  • frontier problem in, 123-24.
  • Michigan boundary dispute, 304-307.
  • oldest church in, 87-88.
  • opposition of, to Lincoln, 84.
  • political ideals of, during Civil War, 85.
  • preservation of first capitol of, 78-79.
  • Public Documents Issued, 210-21, 337-40.
  • state flag of, 76-77.
  • territorial legislature, first session of, 279.
  • “Woman’s Picture of President Lincoln, A,” by Cordelia A. P. Harvey, 233-55.
  • sketch of author, 233-34.
  • hospital sanitation in Civil War, defects of, and relief for, 233-55.
  • author’s interview with Lincoln, 242-55.
  • Harvey Hospital named, 254.
• Wisconsin Colonization Company, letter, 195.
• “Wisconsin’s First Versifiers,” by Oscar Wegelin, 64-67.
• Wood, Abraham, sketch, 320-21.
• Woolcott, Ellen, indemnity claim, 289.
• Worthington, Dennison, sketch, 54.
• Wyse, William A., Civil War recruit, 45.

• Young, Ira, buys land in Beloit, 274-75.

• “Zenger Trial, First Edition of, 1736,” by John T. Lee, 69-72.
• Zonne, Peter, builds church, 262-63.
  • burial place, 263.
  • leads Dutch settlers to Wisconsin, 258.
• Zouave, military system, introduced into United States, 360.