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Last updated September 22, 2007 History Wild Rose First settlers of this area arrived from Rose, New York in 1850. When the village was organized in 1874 it was named Wild Rose to distinguish it from the town of Rose and because of the large population of wild roses growing in the area. From the Portrait and Biographical Album of Green Lake, Marquette and Waushara Counties, Wisconsin - Acme Publishing Co. 1890 Wild Rose is a small village on the border between this Rose and Springfield, mostly in the last mentioned town. Wild Rose Wild Rose is a village of about eighty population, on a branch of the Pine River, on the line between the towns of Rose and Spring Water, nine miles northeast of Wautoma, and sixteen miles east of Plainfield. It was settled in 1874, and contains a water power, grist-mill, a church and a school. Charles A Smart is postmaster and proprietor of the only general store. The mill is owned by James Larson. Mrs Mary Gordon keeps a hotel. George A Sage has a blacksmith and wagon shop. S G Abbott is a residential physician and dentist. __________________________ Questions, suggestions or additions please email. Return to map Return to homepage
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