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When the article was brief, it was transcribed below. If you see an ellipse [...] the article was longer, and not all of the text appears on this page, though a copy can be obtained from the newspaper microfilm, or by asking Phylis for a photocopy. Phylis's e-mail address can be found on the Contributors and Look-Up Volunteers page. 1867 Montello Express Probate: John Landgraff 6 Apr Luther Hawes 6 Apr Rensalaer Lytle 6 Apr Josiah Vrooman 11 Jun Alexander McKay 11 Jun William Barr 18 Jun Circuit: Seymour Countryman vs. Ann Countryman 6Apr Moses P. Hadley vs. Elizabeth Hadley 24 Jun Harvey Carey vs. Mary H. Carey 7 Dec Proceedings of Circuit Court September Term, Hon. D. J. Pulling presiding Criminal calendar State of Wis. Vs. Joseph Spain. State of Wis. vs. Susan Page State of Wis. Vs. Daniel Boyle. Civil Calendar E A Buck vs. J. J. Shibeley Andrew Harper vs. Jabex Cronish Thomas Scurr vs. John J. Wall Moses P. Hadley vs. Elizabeth Hadley. Hermon Vs. Lilienthall vs. Amanda Johnson. Asahel Turner vs. Spencer A. Pease. Thomas Eubanks vs. George M. Davis. Christopher Wrouch vs.Christian Putscke. Charles S. Kelsey vs. Wisc. Industiral Assoc. Christopher Weisfening vs. Christian Putske. John Collins vs. William Brown. Syemour Courtryman vs. Ann Countryman Married: In Montello Jan 2, 1867, by H. J. Pratt, esq., Mr. James Riley of Portage City and Miss Mary Ann Murkley of Montello 6 Jan In Oxford, Dec 21, 1866, by Rev. H. D. Jencks, Mr. Erastus King and Miss Mary S. Visgar, all of Jackson 6 Jan In Oxford, on the 6th inst, by A. T. Conger, Esq., Mr. Isaac De Mott of New Chester, Adams Co., and Miss Esther Allen of Oxford. 11 Jan In Westfield, Jan 1, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. John S. Scott and Miss Mary M. Hamilton, both of Springfield. 11 Jan In this village, on the 13th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. W. D. Atwater, Mr. Wm. B. Maitland and Miss Euphrasia M. Lewis, both of this place. 17 Feb On the 10th inst., at the residence of Nathan Hubbard, near this village, by the same, Mr. William Lewis and Miss Mary E. Carpenter, both of Portage City. 17 Feb. In Buffalo, Feb 12th, 1867, by Rev. A. L. Round, Mr. Martin D. Leonard and Miss Margaret J. Eastman, both of Montello. 2 Mar By the same, Feb 17th, 1867, Mr. Andrew J. Heaton and Miss Julia E. Leonard, both of Montello. 2 Mar By the Rev. H. Altwaidt, Mr. Rodolpho W. Parker and Miss Julia A. Hale. 23 Mar. Also, by the same, Mr. Calvin D. Leighton and Miss Mary D. Parker, all of Germania. 23 Mar. At Oxford, on the 7th of April inst., by Rev. Mr. Jencks, Mr. Richard Swannel of Montello, to Miss Emma Berwell, of Oxford. 4 May. In Westfield, April 9th, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. Mark Miles and Miss Ann H. Whitson, both of Packwaukee. 25 Apr. At the residence of the bride's father in Packwaukee June 1st, 1867, by the Rev. W. D. Atwater, Mr. George Lytle of Buffalo and Miss Helen Pitts of Packwaukee 11 Jun In Oxford, July 13, 1867, by Thos. Black, esq., Mr. Richard Lloyd of Oxford, and Miss Mary Jane Heller of New Chester, Adams Co., 22 July In Westfield, Aug 4, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. Thomas Montgomery and Miss Jane Montgomery both of Newton. 10 Aug. In Westfield, Aug 8, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. William P. Fuller and Miss Julia E. Bowen, both of Harris. 22 Aug. In Westfield, Sept 13, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. William Pond of Oshkosh and Miss Anna L. Sawyer of Westfield 22 September In this village Sept 22, 1867, by Rev. M. Monaghan, Mr. Michael Haney of Shields, to Miss Mary Ann Gallagher of Harris. 29 Sept. In Westfield, Oct 3rd, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. James Warren, Jr., and Miss Sarah Jane Stewart, both of Harris. 12 Oct In Westfield, Oct 5th, 1867, by Rev. Pickens Boynton, Mr. John Laing and Miss Ann L. Sheldon, both of Harris. 12 Oct. At the Parsonage, in Oxford, on the 13th inst., by the Rev. H, D. Jencks, Mr. George J. Reid, of Westfield, and Miss Mary C. Slade, daughter of L. R. Slade, of Packwaukee. 26 Oct In this village, on the 27th ult., by H. J. Pratt, esq., Mr. C. F. Roskie and Miss Mira A. Brooks, all of this village. Etc. 26 Oct. At the Dutch Reform Church, in Brooklyn, NY, by the pastor of the Church, on the 22nd ult, Mr. J. H. Clark, formerly of Packwaukee, in this county, and Miss Lillie M. Calkins, of Brooklyn. 26 Oct. In Wyocena, Nov 12th, 1867, at the residence of W. H. Ellis, by the Rev. M. Ross, Mr. F. W. Parmenter, of Harrisville, and Miss Martha Ellis, of Wyocena. 14 Nov. Died: In the town of Shields, on the 6th inst., of strangulation hernia, Mrs. Marh Devany, consort of D'K Devany, etc. . . . 11 Jan In Buffalo, the past week, James Beary, aged about 40 years. 26 Jan In Newton, Wis., Jan 29th, 1867, Widow Huldah Bissell, in the 88th year of her age. She was born in Litchfield, Ct, etc. . . . . 3 Feb In Packwaukee 22nd inst., Marie, wife of Sidney Gifford. Mrs. Gifford leaves her husband and three small children. 26 Jan In Harrisville, Wis., Feb 15th, 1867, Mr. Charles O. Bissell, aged 53 years. Etc.. . 3 Feb. In Shields, Feb 22, 1867, Orsemus Doty, in the 50th year of his age. Mr. Doty was born in Pa, but �. Etc.. . . . . 2 Mar. Shocking Murder in Green Lake County - The town of Manchester, in Green Lake co., has just been the scene of a brutal and deliberate murder. The victim was a widow lady named McCulloch. . . etc. . . 11 Mar In this village, on the 9th inst., Martha L. youngest daughter of Wm. S. and Betsy Straight, aged 8 months and 18 days. 23 Mar. In this village on Tues., Apr 2, of Phthisis Pulmonalis, Jacob Shibeley, son of J. J. Shibeley, age 22 yr. The funeral was held Thurs. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Atwater. 6 Apr In Oxford, April 5th, 1867, George S. Fay, youngest son of Simeon and Levina Fay, aged 12 years. 25 Apr. Suicide: An old man of 77 years, by the name of Engelbert Breezer, living in the town of Packwaukee, etc. . . . . . 4 May. William Bremner, aged 82 years and 3 months, died in Buffalo, Marquette co., May 18th, 1867, etc. . . . 25 May. Drowned: We learn that Wm. Bangs, a son of Mr. Alva Bangs, of Oxford, in this county, was drowned one day last week by falling from a steamboat on the Eau Clare river. Etc. . . 18 Jun Frightful suicide - Springfield, Mass. June 24, Mrs. Gilmore. Etc. . . 25 Jun. Man shot at LaCrosse, deckhand on the steamer Diamond Jo was shot, (no name given) 25 Jun On the 1st inst., in the town of Buffalo, Henry Mahaffey, about 55 years of age. We have no report of the circumstances attending his sickness or death. 3 Aug. In this village on the 10th inst., Jonathan Storey, aged 83 yrs. Montello 18 Aug In the town of Buffalo, Oct. 7th, 1867, Sarah Whitehead, in the 59th year of her age. 12 Oct. In this village, on the 8th inst., Frederick Brooks aged 19 years. We did not see him and do not know of what he died. 9 Nov. School Report: The following are the names of the Montello School, higher department, who have not been absent, or tardy during the term (five months): Willie Chapman, Eddie Clemons, George Cravens, Alice Chapman, Maggie Lewis, Julia Kelsey, Carrie Pease, Ella Walace. The following are the names of those who are entitled to a place upon the Roll of Honor: Mina Ball, Alice Chapman, George Cravens, Eddie Clemons; Samuel Clemons, Mary Devany, Alma Dart, Eddie Jones, Nellie Kelsey, Julia Kelsey, Maggie Lewis, Carrie Pease, Viola Dart, Miss S. E. Seavy, Teacher. 13 April List of Jurors: The following are the names of persons drawn as jurors for the Sept. 1867 Term of the Marquette Co. Circuit court: Grand Jurors Buffalo - David Eggleston, Wm. McKay Crystal Lake - William Henke Douglas - Robert McMillen Montello- Richard Derham Moundville - George Denby, Wm. Wilson Neshkoro - Andrew Scobie Oxford - D. P. White, M. H. Hodge, Martin Purdy Packwaukee - James Pitts, Frank Jones, John Daley Springfield - John McGivern, Solan Richards, Sen., W. H. Porter Petit jurors Buffalo -Wm. Glover, Bradley Brown Douglas - Matthias Drew, Lewis Shelly, James Clary, Peter Donoher Harris - A. G. Fuller Montello- Wm. Cogan, Thomas Eubanks Moundville, - David Bennett Neshkoro - Bernard Kennedy, L. D. Ralph Oxford - A. L. Ingraham, Walter Morgan Packwaukee - Henry Boehmer Springfield - Alex. Hamilton Montello, July 29, 1867, G. W. Robinson, clerk circuit court 3 Aug. House Burned: On Sunday the 28th, the house of W. J. Clemons in Montello, was burned to the ground. Etc. . . 3 Aug. The dwelling of A. S. Chapel, in Montello, was burned down last Sunday night. Etc. . . 9 Nov. Abandoned: A little girl seven years of age was found in the street at Buffalo the other night, having been deliberately abandoned by her father, who told her she must go away from home and earn her own living, as he could no longer support her. 7 Sep.
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