H B Nugent

H B Nugent

H B Nugent retired Clifton; born in Canada 12-11-1810; he went to Michigan in 1849 and came to Calumet County WI and located on sec. 36 lot 2; he built a saw mill in town of Brillion in 1875 which he sold and gave his whole attention to farming and town offices; he will soon change his residence to Doty Island where he has some 5 acres and a beautiful residence; Mr Nugent has been married twice, the first time in 1832, his wife dying in 1839 leaving 4 children; he was married again to Miss Miranda Hart in 1840; he has had 14 children in all, 10 now living - William H (deceased), John B; Margaret A; Jane (now Mrs Hart); George (deceased); James H (deceased); Nancy (now Mrs Hart); Alfred; Daniel; Florence; Mary (now Mrs Moore); Belle (deceased); Jessie and Fred; they belong to the Methodist Episcopal Church

1881 Hist North Wis Calumet Co The Calumet County portion of the History of Northern Wisconsin has been indexed.

Call number:  MTWC 977.5 H62 http://www.archive.org/details/historyofnorther00west

1810-12-11

H B Nugent

1810-12-11

H B Nugent retired Clifton; born in Canada 12-11-1810; he went to Michigan in 1849 and came to Calumet County WI and located on sec. 36 lot 2; he built a saw mill in town of Brillion in 1875 which he sold and gave his whole attention to farming and town offices; he will soon change his residence to Doty Island where he has some 5 acres and a beautiful residence; Mr Nugent has been married twice, the first time in 1832, his wife dying in 1839 leaving 4 children; he was married again to Miss Miranda Hart in 1840; he has had 14 children in all, 10 now living - William H (deceased), John B; Margaret A; Jane (now Mrs Hart); George (deceased); James H (deceased); Nancy (now Mrs Hart); Alfred; Daniel; Florence; Mary (now Mrs Moore); Belle (deceased); Jessie and Fred; they belong to the Methodist Episcopal Church

1881 Hist North Wis Calumet Co

The Calumet County portion of the History of Northern Wisconsin has been indexed.

Call number:  MTWC 977.5 H62

http://www.archive.org/details/historyofnorther00west