Edith Clayton Pfingsten

 

Edith Clayton was born Dec. 1898 in Wild Rose to John M 

Clayton and Catherine. She was baptized in The Horeb

Presbyterian Church in Wild Rose on April 1, 1899. Her brothers

were Heber, David and John. She graduated from Wild Rose

High School in 1916. She went 3 years of College in Oshkosh

as did he husband.  He husband was Alfred Pfingsten was born

in Manitowoc County in 1895. Catherine was their first child (1925-

1929). They had a son Alfred C. in 1929. Alfred worked for

Wsconsin Public Service.  The father died in 1986. Edith died

Nov. 13, 1969 and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Manitowoc.

Tombstone for Etheridge's - Dinah, Jess, Joseph , George & 2nd Jess Woodmancote, England

 

Delos Sprague wrote to Claude Sprague that he is at Mayo for treatment 1921

 

Cousin Dale Anderson

 

Dale Anderson is the son of Maurice

Anderson and Majorie Hesness.

Carey's cranberries burn in 1889 Auroraville

 

Clinton Henry Carey Obit. 1929 from Pine River

 

Tent 8, Co. A, 1st Wisconsin Infantry

 

Corp, C.S. Lewis, Corp E. F. Hall, Sgt, B. E. Brown, 

Private V A. Walker, Tent 8, Co. A, 1st Wis. Inf.

Corp. CS. Lewis, Corp. E.F. Hall, Sgt. 

Mrs. C E. (Bertha) Darling was clerk of school meeting 1919

 

Darling Auction Bill 1943

 

Darling Auction 1943

 

Yarn winder in the weaving room at the Wild Rose Historical Museum

The winder was hand made by Josiah Etheridge who

came to Wild Rose from Woodmancote in England. The

winder allowed you to know if you had enough yarn for

both sleeves for a  sweater. That was important you wanted

to have the entire sweater inin he same dye lot. 

 

Emily S Knights Russell

Emily S Knights was born in July of 1845. She was the

daughter of William J Knights Sr. and his wife Caroline.

Emily was the oldest and a sister of Willim J Knights Jr. who

was the co-founder of the Gideons. William Knights Jr, lived

the majority of his live in Wild Rose. Emily died May 29,

1914 in Russia, Herkimer County, NY.

C E Darling is installing heating system for Wautoma HS 1921

 

Back of the Progressive School in the Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Stove in Kitchen at Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Wild Rose beats Plainfield 1950

 

Baseball in Central State 1950

 

Wild Rose beats Wautoma 13-4 1950

 

Double Weddng Ring Quilt in Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Kitchen sink at Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Wild Rose beats Berlin 5-1 1950

 

Princeton beats Wild Rose 4-1 1950

 

Boyd Merryfield beats Wild Rose 1950

 

Wild Rose loses to Berlin Veterans of Foreign Wars 1950

 

Wild Rose Beats Redgranite 1950

 

Bowl & pitcher in bedroom at Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Crazy Quilt in weaving room at Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Wild Rose Rosies beat Montello & Winneconne at Silver Lake 1950

 

Lady in Entry way o Ellisha Stewart House at Wild Rose Historical Museum

 

Ira Coon House in Plainfield, Waushara County WI

 

Ira was a Sheriff in Waushara County.

Lewis Protheroe's WWI draft card

 

Ice Cream Parlor at Wild Rose Museum

 

Village Election 1916

 

Street Lights 1913

 

Sidewalk on Grant St Wild Rose in 1910

 

Rodney Murty, Nathan, Mike & Jeff Anderson

 

Mike Anderson & Nathan at my Apartment in Stevens Point

 

Nathan & Jeff Anderson in robes I made for Christmas

 

Nathan Anderson & Blanche Etheridge Murty(Nathan's great-grandmother)

 

Jeff & Nathan Anderson and Rodney Murty (I upholstered the child's chair)

 

Rodney Murty at Christmas

 

Glenn Murty

 

Pam and Jeff Anderson

 

Pam and Jeff Anderson