Bio: Poate, William E. (1850 - ?) Contact: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Poate, Moulten, Follett, Hubbard
----Source: Biographical History of, Clark and Jackson Counties Wisconsin, Lewis Publishing Company., Chicago, 1891.
W. E. POATE, dealer in tinware, stoves, hardware and agricultural
implements, Maple Works, Wisconsin, is a native of England. He was born
March 18, 1850. His parents, with their family, came to America thirty
four years ago and located in Portage, Wisconsin. The subject of this
sketch is the fourth of their ten children, six of whom are now living.
He received a fair education in the public schools of Portage, and at
the age of twelve years began to work on a farm, receiving $12 per
month. He was subsequently employed for two years on a boat on the
Wisconsin River, after which he worked in a lumber yard in Portage. Some
time later he engaged in tin-smithing there. He moved to Rio, and after
conducting the business there two years, in 1873 came to Clark County.
Until 1889 he did a tinning business in Neillsville. At that time he
moved to the enterprising little village of Maple Works, where he
conducts a large and profitable business in hardware, tinware,
agricultural implements, etc.
1880 Federal Census, Neillsville, Clark, Wisconsin, United States, pg. 429
William Poate, white, married American male
1885 Federal Census, Neillsville City, Clark, Wisconsin
Edw Poate
1900 Federal Census, ED 28 Neillsville city Ward 1-3, Clark, Wisconsin, United States, family 357, pg. 18
Emma Poate, white, married, female
1910 Federal Census, Neillsville Ward 3, Clark, Wisconsin, family 87, page 19
William Poate, white married, male
1920 Federal Census, Neillsville, Clark, Wisconsin
William E Poate, white, married, male
Wisconsin Marriages
William Poate
Robert B. James
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