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Wheeler Family


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Densmore Family

Fleming Family

Morris / Litton Family

Shedd Family

Wheeler Family


Beaver, Robert
 
Hononegah - History
Hononegah - Mural
Hononegah - Sign
 
Ihde, Mardella Elsie - Obituary
 
Koonce Family
Koonce, Roy - Obituaty
 
Mack Jr., Hononegah & Stephen
Mack, John
Mack Jr., Stephen - Sign
 
Pepin High School Class of 1913
Peters, Sr., John - Obituary
Pratt, Susan Carol - Obituary
 
Wheeler, Arden George - Obituary
Wheeler, Clara Jane
Wheeler, Derivation of the Name
Wheeler, Elsie/Marlin

Wedding Announcement

House Fire

Miscellaneous Events

Wheeler, Gilbert L.
Wheeler, Helen Viola - Obituary
Wheeler, Ralph - Obituary
Wheeler, Timothy
 
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Biographical Sketch of Stephen Mack Jr.
From the sign outside Hononegah & Stephen Mack Jr. home

Stephen Mack

Stephen Mack, a fur trader who lived among the Potowatomi and Winnebago Indians in the Rock River Valley, is generally considered to be the first white settler in Winnebago County. In 1829, Mack laid claim to property near the mouth of the Pecatomica River and platted land there for a frontier settlement, a site that eventually included several cabins, a store, a log tavern, and Mack’s own two-story classical revival house. After the Rock and Pecatonica Rivers proved to be unnavigable, Mack’s settlement disappeared.

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