Bio: |
Bungea, Joseph (History - 1851) |
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Janet Schwarze |
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stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org |
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BUNGEA TOUCHETTE LAFLEUR BUYATT |
----Source: Biographical History of Clark
and Jackson Counties, Wisconsin (1891-Lewis Publishing Co.) page
338.
JOSEPH BUNGEA, of section 29, Withee
Township, Clark County, was born in the district of Montreal,
Canada, August 15, 1851, the son of Leon and Adelaide (Touchette)
Bungea the former, now deceased, was a native of St. Martins,
Canada, and of French parentage. The parents had six children, only
two of whom survive: Emily, now Mrs. Mitchell LaFleur, of St.
Anicet, Huntingdon County, Canada East and Joseph, our subject. The
latter emigrated from Canada to Black River Falls in August, 1865,
where he worked for D. J. Spaulding two and a half years, and in
the winter of 1867-68 came to this county and worked in the
pineries on Black River. He has also worked in the camps as cook
during the winters, and has filled every position from cutter to
toter and cook. He settled on his present farm in the fall of 1872,
where he took up a homestead and built a shanty.
Mr. Bungea was married, September, 1873, to Martha A., daughter of
William A. Buyatt, deceased. They have seven children: Fidelia,
Chesley O., Bertha, Clayton, Frank, Larry and Mary. Both he and his
wife are members of the Catholic Church, and the former has served
as Road Overseer and School Clerk.
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