Bio: Neff, Alburtis (History - 1821)
Contact: Janet Schwarze
Surnames: NEFF BABCOCK
----Source: 1891 History of Clark and Jackson Co., Wisconsin, pg. 335-336
ALBURTIS
NEFF
ALBURTIS NEFF, was born in New York, March
17, 1821, son of Irwin and Polly Neff, natives of that State. When
he reached his majority he began the struggle for life, working out
by the day and month, receiving small wages for his labor. Mr. Neff
has been twice married. By his first wife, nee Mary Babcock, he had
four children, three of whom are now living. He came to Clark
County, Wisconsin, in 1867, and in that year, on the 27th of May,
he wedded Isabel Short, a native of New York. Her ancestors came
from Scotland.
Like many of the early settlers of Wisconsin, Mr. Neff spent a
number of years in the logging business. He has been a hard working
man all his life, and is now the owner of a nice little farm,
located five miles from Neillsville, on section 1, Lewis Township.
He cleared his land by hand with the help of a team of
horses. He affiliates with the Republican party.
ISABELLE (SHORT) NEFF
Family Notes:
In his old age, Alburtis was crippled with rheumatism.
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