, Clark County, Wisconsin History & Genealogy Records
Bio: Hanley, Joseph P. (1881)
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Surnames: Hanley
----Source: The History of Northern Wisconsin (Marathon County, Wis.) 1881, page 571
JOSEPH P. HANLEY, engineer in the Eau Pleine Saw Mill, Eau Pleine, was born in Newburg, Ohio, March 8, 1834. He came to Green Bay in the Fall of 1875, and began running an engine there, where he served a part of his apprenticeship. He lived there about two years, then went to Oshkosh on a steamboat plying on the Wolf River. He followed this during the proper seasons for two years, after which he went to Wausau, and engaged a short time as engineer with the Wausau Lumber Company. He came to his present place of business in the Spring of 1880.
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