Name: vern58 -- Sheldon-Fevurly Genealogy

Updated: 05-07-2019 19:05:03. Owner: Vern


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Edwin Ruthburn Sheldon: Birth: 16 APR 1844 in Springlake, Waushara, WI. Death: 2 OCT 1898 in Oskaloosa, Jefferson, KS

  2. Mary Sheldon: Birth: 27 AUG 1845. Death: 1890 in Fond du Lac, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Ruby Sheldon: Birth: 24 OCT 1853. Death: 1854 in Wisconsin

  2. Caroline R. Sheldon: Birth: 5 JAN 1856. Death: 1856 in Wisconsin

  3. Charles Sheldon: Birth: 17 NOV 1857. Death: 1859 in Wisconsin

  4. William Sheldon: Birth: 8 JUL 1859. Death: 1862 in Wisconsin

  5. Ella G. Sheldon: Birth: 11 OCT 1860.

  6. Myra E Sheldon: Birth: 22 MAR 1862. Death: 1901

  7. Carrie E. Sheldon: Birth: 3 MAR 1864. Death: 1864

  8. Mattie F. Sheldon: Birth: 28 APR 1866.

  9. Emma S. Sheldon: Birth: 24 MAR 1869.


Sources
1. Title:   ShelGed.FTW

Notes
a. Note:   [ShelGed.FTW] The following is from "Prairie, Pines and People - Winnebago County in a New Perspective" edited by James I Metz 1976. (Lumber) Mills lined the Fox (River) through Oshkosh, converting the logs floated down from the Northern forest into lumber and shingles for a timber hungry era. The first mill was built by Moris Firman at the foot of Bowen Street in 1847. But before his mill began producing, Foreman and Bashford, in the then separate community of Algoma (later annexed to Oshkosh) was constructed and sawed its first lumber. That mill was later owned by Philetus Sawyer (who became a US Senator). The third mill, built in 1849 was L.P. Shelden's. It was the first built on the south side where sawmills eventually concentrated On a small map the mill is listed as L.P. Sheldon and Sons [Fev Shel.FTW] The following is from "Prairie, Pines and People - Winnebago County in a New Perspective" edited by James I Metz 1976. (Lumber) Mills lined the Fox (River) through Oshkosh, converting the logs floated down from the Northern forest into lumber and shingles for a timber hungry era. The first mill was built by Moris Firman at the foot of Bowen Street in 1847. But before his mill began producing, Foreman and Bashford, in the then separate community of Algoma (later annexed to Oshkosh) was constructed and sawed its first lumber. That mill was later owned by Philetus Sawyer (who became a US Senator). The third mill, built in 1849 was L.P. Shelden's. It was the first built on the south side where sawmills eventually concentrated On a small map the mill is listed as L.P. Sheldon and Sons

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