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	History of Green Lake County, Wisconsin: Town of Mackford
		Bounded on the North by the town of Green Lake; on the East by Fond du Lac county; on the South by Dodge county; on the West by the town of Manchester.
		Lake Emily lies upon the south bounds of this town; Lake Maria in the southwest part, covers about six hundred acres, one-half of which is in the town of Manchester.
		The greater portion of this town is prairie, lying south of the Grand River, extending east to the county line and south to the boundaries of the town and west to the swale of timber.
	www.wlhn.org /green_lake/towns/gillespy_mackford.htm (721 words)

	Wisconsin Gazetteer 1853 \| Towns \| Villages \| Post Offices \| Settlements
		LAKE ELLEN, is adjoining the village of Cascade, Sheboygan county.
		LAKE MARIA, P. V, on section 25, town 14 N., of range 12, Marquette county, 20 miles south from Dartford, 65 miles east of north from Madison, on the road from Watertown to the Pinery, 4 from Granville, 5 from Mackford, 8 from Kingston, and 10 from Marquette.
		Towns of Berlin, Brooklyn, Pleasant Valley, Middleton, Mackford, Albany and Green Lake, in the county of Marquette, and the county of Waushara; 2.
	www.wiroots.com /1853gazetteerL.html (10351 words)

	Town of Merton - North Lake Fire Dept. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The lake shore was stony and the soil unproductive.
		Noth Lake was the last because it was located on "school land." The sixteenth section of every township was withheld from the original market and sold later to provide funding for school construction.
		Pine Lake residents put restrictions on the deeds to the lands saying "No public boat or aeroplane landing or livery, dance hall, or place of public amusement of any kind shall be permitted on said land, and not more than one house per acre or per 150' of lake frontage"..
	www.townofmerton.com /abouttown.html (1290 words)

	Dept of Kinesiology & Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lake Butte des Morts is located west of the city of Oshkosh and southeast of the village of Winneconne.
		Lake Winneconne is the smallest of the upriver lakes and covers 4,507 acres.
		Lake Winneconne is located immediately north of the village of Winneconne and east of and connected to Lake Poygan.
	www.uwosh.edu /adaptedpe/fhnb_lake_info.php (811 words)

	Lake Gogebic Area Chamber of Commerce, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
		Lake Gogebic lies between two counties, Gogebic County and Ontonagon County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
		Lake Superior makes a powerful statement wherever she brushes up against the land, and Ontonagon County is no exception.
		During the winter the lake is responsible not only for the abundance of powdery whiteness which blankets the area, but also offers mild temperatures near the lake as compared to just a few miles inland.
	www.lakegogebicarea.com /lakegogebicabout.htm (1743 words)

	Lake Mills Area Chamber of Commerce
		Lake Mills, Wisconsin, located in Jefferson County on the shores of beautiful Rock Lake, has been called 'Home' by many since its beginning in 1836.
		This historic community is nestled in the heart of Wisconsin's southern gateway, forming a convenient triangle to Milwaukee, Madison and Chicago that attracts tourists, commuters, and industry.
		Lake Mills is a friendly place to live, work, and visit.
	www.lakemills.org (185 words)

	Land & Lumber - Mills on the Rivers 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It had timber enough to feed the big mills down the Wolf, keep the saws spinning at seven mills within its borders, and still have enough lumber to keep the locomotives hauling boards out of Rosholt for a good five years.
		Below The McDill mill was dual purpose, with grist and grain operations on one side of the stream and woodworking on the other.
		Hundreds more people were employed in mills scattered throughout Portage and neighboring counties, while hundreds more wintered in logging camps, then used their pay to raise the mortgage on the home farm.
	www.uwsp.edu /wdmd/rbullis/rb/ebooks/land&lumber/final/MillsontheRivers2.htm (1794 words)

	Elcho, Langlade County, Wisconsin
		Town named by B.F. Dorr, a pioneer surveyor, for a place in Scotland that is pronounced as this town's name is spelled.
		The planing mill burned, was rebuilt, and shortly afterwards the saw mill burned.
		The Post Lake region is the most densely settled and the oldest in the point of habitation by white settlers.
	antigogenealogygopher.com /pages/towns/elcho/elcho.html (3990 words)

	History of Lake Luzerne New York, Nestled in the Foothills of the Adirondack Mountains
		Lake Luzerne, a picturesque town with a crystalline lake and a natural waterfall has within its naming a rich history that extends back before the French and Indian war and the American Revolution.
		Lake Luzerne has been described as "a gem of pearl in a setting of emerald, and bearing on its tremulous bosom a solitary island, Ivy Isle, so small it seems to float." Next along the highway are three small lakes, Second, Third, and Fourth, all flowing into Lake Luzerne.
		Luzerne was originally part of the “town of Queensbury tract beyond the mountain at its western edge (their west part of town), and the place called Westfield and now Fairfield was obligated to stand on its own feet and organize itself into a township.
	www.townoflakeluzerne.com /townhistory.asp (2446 words)

	Polish Heritage Highway
		Priests of Polish ancestry served the parish--the first rural Polish Catholic Church in Wisconsin and one of the earliest in the U.S. The Civil War interrupted the flow of immigration to all of the U.S. Three young men from Portage County’s Polish community, John Fierkus, Jacob Gosz, and John Platta served their new country.
		Ellis was an early pioneer of the Wisconsin territory and of the city.
		Town of New Hope records show that John Domaszek and John Giodowski were tax-payers in 1868.
	www.pchswi.org /archives/townships/hwy66.html (3580 words)

	First Wilderness Heritage Corridor
		Lake Luzerne, a picturesque town with a crystalline lake and a natural waterfall has within its naming a rich history that extends back before the French and Indian war and the American Revolution.
		Lake Luzerne has been described as "a gem of pearl in a setting of emerald, and bearing on its tremulous bosom a solitary island, Ivy Isle, so small it seems to float." Next along the highway are three small lakes, Second, Third, and Fourth, all flowing into Lake Luzerne.
		Luzerne was originally part of the “town of Queensbury tract beyond the mountain at its western edge (their west part of town), and the place called Westfield and now Fairfield was obligated to stand on its own feet and organize itself into a township.
	www.co.warren.ny.us /planning/LakeLuzerneHistoryPage.htm (2421 words)

	Wisconsin Property, Home Rentals, Homes For Rent, Rental Houses - Condos in Wisconsin
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	www.homerentalads.com /wisconsin (527 words)

	Town of Rome ~ Adams County Wisconsin
		Lake Petenwell, part of the Wisconsin River, forms the western boundary of the Town of Rome and richly contributes to its history.
		Harris was given new lumber from the mill to rebuild the original grist mill on Greenough Creek.
		Town residents raised $300, borrowing the remaining $500 needed to construct the new hall.
	www.romewi.com /New_06/history.shtml (1311 words)

	Lake Geneva History
		This area was not on the river and lake highways of the earlier frontier period and thus lay undiscovered.
		Lake shore logs and many walnut trees were floated to the mills and cut into lumber from which the town was built.
		Prior to the civil war, Lake Geneva was on the reverse route to the Great Lake ports for slaves escaping from Southern Illinois and Eastern Kentucky.
	www.lakegenevawi.com /history.htm (739 words)

	Town of Amherst
		It is not exactly recorded when the Town of Amherst was established, but that was probably in 1852, making it one of the earliest towns in the county.
		At the time it included the present Town of Lanark which in 1856 was annexed to the Town of Belmont and soon after became independent.
		It lies entirely in the glaciated area and is divided by the Tomorrow River, which has its source in the Town of Sharon, then passes through Amherst, the corner of Lanark, to flow into Waupaca County.
	www.pchswi.org /archives/townships/amherst.html (478 words)

	Mormons in Wisconsin
		The Wisconsin towns listed on the marker are not Utah emigration towns, and the founders of the Mormon settlements opposed Brigham and his emigration to Utah.
		They dropped Wight from their fellowship in the fall of 1844 for relocating to Wisconsin, though he was not formally removed from the Utah LDS Church's membership until 1849.
		From the reference point of local Mormons, the Utah LDS Church's use of the modern name on an early Wisconsin history marker is an attempt to associate the pioneer efforts of Moses Smith and other Wisconsin Mormons with the emigration efforts of Brigham Young in the founding of Utah, which evolved into their current corporation.
	www.strangite.org /Wisconsin.htm (5813 words)

	Lake Mills, Wisconsin
		Lake Mills, Wisconsin, in Jefferson county, is 24 miles E of Madison, Wisconsin and 50 miles W of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
		Lake Mills residents donated more money ($1,000) to George W. Bush than to the other candidates in the 2004 Presidential race.
		An estimated 68% of living spaces in Lake Mills are occupied by their owners, not by renters.
	www.citytowninfo.com /places/wisconsin/lake-mills (433 words)

	Lakes Tide Newsletter Vol.22 No.2 - WDNR
		Some lost their buoyancy and sank to the bottom of many of Wisconsin's rivers and lakes, to lay undisturbed for one hundred years.
		The Wisconsin Rural Development Committee approved a loan application for $13,000 for a feasibility study on the operation of a saw mill in the Bayfield area.
		Lake Wausau, on the Rib River in Marathon County, was mentioned as one such lake.
	www.dnr.state.wi.us /org/water/fhp/lakes/laketide/ltn22_2b.htm (895 words)

	Ancient Sites of Wisconsin, Rock Lake Pyramids, BUFO Paranormal and UFO On-Demand Internet Radio, UFO, Paranormal, ...
		It was forbidden for any other to be near the lake, so observers would have never known about the hidden rock causeway under the surface of the water.
		The Pyramid at Rock Lake is thought to be by the Native Americans as the TEMPLE OF THE MOON GODDESS, which would account for the night ceremonies.
		Rock Lake was an ancient mining center, clearing house where raw copper extracted from the Great Lakes region was readied for shipment elsewhere and a home for the miners until they could return to Michigan the following summer.
	www.burlingtonnews.net /rocklake7.html (1594 words)

	Rock Lake Research Society - History - Dedicated to preserving the underwater structures at Rock Lake.
		The town of Lake Mills forgets about its lost history in the Rock Lake until a Scuba Instructor from Illinois John Kennedy dives into Rock Lake and comes upon a man made structure near the end of his dive.
		This was the Rock Lake Research Society's first coordinated air and water effort to mark sites seen in the clearer waters that occur in April after the ice melts.
		The Book “The Dragon in the Lake “ documenting the 4 years of research at Rock Lake will be available in December of 2004 after many delays due to continued receipt of new data and new research information from other contributors.
	www.rocklakeresearch.com /history.htm (2638 words)

	Dancy, Wisconsin
		Dancy, Wisconsin, is in the South West corner of the township of Knowlton, T.26N - R7E, Marathon County, Wisconsin, on the intersection of Old Dancy Road and County Highway C near County C and Wisconsin Highway 34.
		The closest towns are Mosinee to the north, Stevens Point to the south and Marshfield to the west.
		The planing mill ran year round, lumber was stored in a large field and then shipped to market by way of the railroad.
	www.dancyville.net /towns/danwi.htm (742 words)

	Rock Lake, Wisconsin
		This large equalateral feature is one of many different "early" manmade structures in this lake next to the town of Lake Mills, Wisconsin, just east of Madison.
		Many of the structures are still visible on the bottom of the lake but silt and mud cover even more of them.
		Many individuals are active in the ongoing research of this mysterious lake's past.
	members.aol.com /jberres192/rocklake.htm (454 words)

	Pewaukee Lake Mills, Pewaukee, Wisconsin, WHi-43250
		Asa Clark, a Vermont pioneer who settled in the town of Pewaukee in 1837, erected a sawmill in 1838 at the outlet of the lake.
		At one time his sons ran a cracker factory in conjunction with the mill.
		This image is issued by the Wisconsin Historical Society.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /whi/fullRecord.asp?id=43250 (158 words)

	Northwest Wisconsin - Communities - Cumberland
		By 1880, Cumberland was an established town with several logging mills and even a post office all made possible by the railroad, which was brought to Cumberland in 1878.
		This was the first step in restoring law and order to Cumberland, which today is one of the cleanest and safest towns in Wisconsin.
		With over 50 lakes within a 15-mile radius including Beaver Dam Lake, which surrounds the town, Cumberland is more than accommodating to the avid angler.
	www.1000lakes.com /northwest-wisconsin/cumberland.html (387 words)

	Ancient Sites of Wisconsin, Rock Lake Pyramids, BUFO Paranormal and UFO On-Demand Internet Radio, UFO, Paranormal, ...
		The "pyramid" legends were revived during the mid 1930s when a combination of low water and clear, dry summers allowed viewing of a number of subsurface geometric forms including pyramids, cones, walls, and trenches.
		A major effort commenced in the 1980s with a complete side scan sonar study of the lake floor showing a number of unusual-shaped structures along a submerged beach.
		In the August 31, 1882, issue of the Lake Mills Spike, later re-named The Leader, appeared a detailed description of the occurrence of a sea serpent in Rock Lake.
	www.burlingtonnews.net /lakemills.html (830 words)

	Watertown Daily Times Online - News
		LAKE MILLS - The Lake Mills Town Board approved three ordinances during a regular meeting Tuesday night that will affect town residents and property owners.
		The approved ordinances include a revised liquor license ordinance and a building inspection ordinance covering permits, a revised outdoor burning and outdoor wood burning furnace ordinance, and fees for alterations and remodeling projects in the township.
		The fee will be charged through the building inspector and will range from $30 for a garage, deck or additional structure to $200 for a new commercial building.
	www.wdtimes.com /articles/2006/03/15/news/news4.txt (310 words)

	Corps Lakes Gateway: Oklahoma - Eufaula Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Factoid: Eufaula Lake is the largest lake located entirely in the State of Oklahoma.
		Over 250 housing developments with lake homes are located in close proximity to the shoreline.
		Visitors to Eufaula Lake should plan to take advantage of the opportunity to sight see in the historic town of Eufaula, where many antique shops and unique restaurants offer something for everyone.
	corpslakes.usace.army.mil /visitors/projects.cfm?Id=M505650 (362 words)

	Lake Mills Wisconsin Vacation Rentals ~ Lake House on Beautiful Rock Lake
		The Rock Lake House is located on Rock Lake in the historic town of Lake Mills, WI - just a 2.5 hour drive from Chicago, 20 minute drive from Madison, and a 45 minute drive from Milwaukee.
		Overlooking one of the cleanest spring-fed lakes in southern Wisconsin, the house offers the following amenities: Sleeping accommodations for eight with two bedrooms each with two queen size beds.
		The Rock Lake House is perfect for families, couples, or small groups.
	www.vacationhomerentals.com /vacation-rentals/Lake-Mills-Wisconsin-Lake-House-on-Beautiful-Rock-Lake-proID-112.html (220 words)

	Lake Mills WI real estate listings Lake Mills homes for sale, home buying, home selling information – Your Local Home ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lake Mills is nestled on the shores of Rock Lake, just 25 miles east of Madison and 50 miles west of Milwaukee.
		In winter, that same lake is great for snow shoeing, cross country skiing, ice fishing, ice boating and ice skating.
		December means skating to music in Commons Park, Santa comes to town in a horse drawn wagon, and our many art, craft and antique shows such as Santa’s Workshop, which all add up to a Legendary Classic Christmas in Lake Mills.
	www.lakemillshomesforsale.com (1296 words)

	Wisconsin Real Estate Agents, REALTORS, Wisconsin Homes For Sale and Property Values
		Find Wisconsin homes for sale, Wisconsin real estate agents and Wisconsin home and property values.
		HomeGain provides Wisconsin real estate information and resources to guide homeowners and homebuyers through the process of selling and buying a house, condo or other realty property in Wisconsin.
		HomeGain has services to help you find a top Wisconsin real estate agent, get the value of your home and a comparative market analysis, view Wisconsin real estate and MLS listings, prepare your home for sale, and more.
	www.homegain.com /local_real_estate/WI/wisconsin.html (373 words)

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