From: Renee Tantala <historylynx@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:00:10 -0600 Message-ID: <CAKE2NwAbXA=FY9jSmaMQmq71thcacP1jM9ctdm7YmKLwzB-v1g@mail.gmail.com> Subject: Re: History of Wisconsin AND things that may belong to you.
Connor Baneck would be interested in Helenville items (especially0 as well
as any Johnson Creek ones that pertain to the Town of Farmington. He's on
the board of the Concord Historical Society and deep into genealogy and the
history of Jefferson County. His email: 57chevys101@gmail.com I'm also
forwarding this email to him.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 10:14 AM Donna Kjendlie <genysearcher@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi:
> Our genealogical society represents Monticello. If it isn't too much to
> mail, we would like to have whatever it might be.
> You might reach out to the Rock County Genealogical Society as there are
> many towns in that county that you mentioned.
> Thank you.
> Our address is 925 16th Ave, Monroe, WI 53566
>
> Donna Kjendlie, Librarian
>
> On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 9:28 AM Samuel Marshall <
> marshallwimuseum@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> We have what appears to be a 4 volume set of books "History of
>> Wisconsin", and I am attempting to get bibliographical records for them.
>> One volume is missing the first 34 pages and has no spine left. I used
>> WorldCat to try to find what I need
>> and got zero results. Does anyone else have this set? The volume I need
>> help with has chapter headings (I presume from the top of the left side
>> pages) Pre-territorial annals of Wisconsin, Wisconsin as a state,
>> Topography and geology, and many more.
>>
>> The other three volumes were published by Western Historical Association/
>> or Society in 1906.
>>
>> I would greatly appreciate your help if you own the set.
>>
>> Also, we have a number of items that need to go to their respective
>> historical societies. Has there been a "swap meet" in the past? I can and
>> will mail items if needed. (I'm trying to recover some of our limited desk
>> space)>
>> If you represent: Monticello, Milton Junction, Footville, Jefferson, Sun
>> Prairie, MIddleton, Helenville, Fort Atkinson, Deerfield, Cottage Grove,
>> Waterloo, Watertown, Johnson Creek, or Oregon, we have things for you.
>> Now don't get too excited, it may be just clippings, but I did see some
>> swizzle sticks in one of the envelopes. So, send a representative to
>> Marshall any Tuesday from 10 - 5 (workday) or Sunday mornings from 9-1
>> starting in mid April.
>> If you want the items mailed, please give me an address to send them to.
>> Thanks,
>> Diana Skalitzky
>> President - MAHS
>>
>>
>>
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