Message #: |
734 |
Date Posted: |
11-01-2001 |
Bio: |
Thrun, F. J. (1859) |
Contact: |
Janet |
Email: |
stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org |
Surnames: |
THRUN |
----Source: 1881
HISTORY OF NORTHERN WI, Chicago: The Western Historical Company, A.
T. Andreas, Proprietor (grammar as is), Pg. 250
F. J. THRUN, merchant, Colby, was born in
Germany, Jan. 29, 1859. His parents moved to Quebec in 1868, then
to Fredonia, Ozaukee Co., where he stayed till 1877, learning the
machinist's trade, also the cooper s. They then bought a piece of
land on Sec. 24, town of Hull, and built a sawmill run it till
1880, when he sold to Gregory Unhafer, and then came to Colby. Here
he opened a store with Schmitt Thrun, but closed out and went to
Woodbury came back, and now carries on a general merchandise store,
doing a business of about $1,600 per year. His parents are living
with him. His father is aged sixty-seven, and his mother,
forty-nine. Two of his sisters are in this family, Delia and Ida.
They belong to the Lutheran Church.
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