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Dunn County

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Established: 1854
County Seat: Menomonie
Parent: Chippewa County

Birth, Death, & Marriage Records:
Earliest Registration Dates*:
Births 1870
Deaths 1877
Marriages 1858

Dunn Register of Deeds
800 Wilson Ave.
Menomonie, WI 54751
Telephone: (715) 232-1228

From: Handbook of Wisconsin by S. Silas, 1855

DUNN.

pg. 68-69

A new County, lying on the Chippewa and Red Cedar Rivers, not thickly settled, well watered and generally good soil, having a due proportion of timber, prairie and openings. Hay River, in the northern part of the County, a branch of Red Cedar, has pine upon its banks, and saw mills are now running. Pine is also cut on the Eau Galle. The resources of this County have not yet begun to be developed.

Most of the land is yet in the hands of Government, and affords rare chance to the immigrant for investment. Part of the County lies in Willow River and part in La Crosse Land Districts.

Kansas, a new village on Lake Pepin, is the largest place, and already contains a population of 300.

 

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