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- Gerend, Alfonse, letters, 94, [199].
- Germans in Wisconsin, in 1847, attitude of, [375]-76.
- Germany, fosters discord among allies, [396]-97.
- Senator Husting on war policy of, [390]-91.
- utilizes meteorological discovery of I. A. Lapham, [426]-27.
- Gibbsville, founded, [261].
- Giessing, Dr. Charles P. (tr.) “Where Is the German Fatherland?” [375]-76.
- Gill, Charles R., sketch, [54].
- Gilman, Winfield, letter, [327]-29.
- Ginty, Henry B., Civil War recruit, [53].
- “‘Glory of the Morning,’ The story of,” [92]-93.
- Godfrey, Mrs. Charles H., sister of Miss Carrie Spafford, [361].
- Godfroy, Peter, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, [291].
- Goldsworthy, John E., student at University of Wisconsin, [37].
- Goodhue, George, Watertown settler, [279].
- Gore Resolution, Senator Husting’s attitude toward, [401]-402.
- Governor’s Guard, Madison organization of, [90].
- Colonel Ellsworth drills, [361]-62.
- Graham, Thomas, Civil War recruit, 53, [60].
- Gregory, Jared C., sketch, [58].
- Green, George G., student at University of Wisconsin, 39, [49].
- Green, Rev. William L., Presbyterian clergyman, [49].
- Greenland, discovery and settlement of, [150].
- subjection of, to Norway, [150].
- Grignon, Augustin, mill of, [89].
- Grignon, Pierre A., mill of, [88].
- Griswold, Milton S., sketch, [61].
- Hale, H. E., letter, [96].
- Hale, Thomas J., student at University of Wisconsin, [52].
- Hall, Shadrach Azariah, sketch, [49].
- Hamilton, Richard J., sketch, [295].
- Harvey, Cordelia A. P., “A Wisconsin Woman’s Picture of President Lincoln,” [233]-55.
- Harvey Hospital named, [254].
- Harvey, Louis P., sketch, [58].
- Hartley, Al J., letter, [322].
- Hatch, Leonard, buys land in Beloit, [274]-75.
- Hay, John, relations of, with Colonel Ellsworth, 92, [351].
- Hazelton, George W., state senator, [54].
- Heald, Captain, experiences of, in Chicago Massacre, [300]-301.
- Heathcock, J., student at University of Wisconsin, [49].
- Heg, Colonel Hans, suggestion for memorial to, [191].
- Herjulfson, Bjarne, first white man to see America, [151].
- Hicks, Franklin Z., sketch, [56].
- High, James L., sketch, [45].
- High schools, I. A. Lapham, father of Milwaukee, [10].
- “Historical Publications, The Printing of,” editorial, [310]-11.
- History of Door County, Wisconsin, by Hjalmar R. Holand, reviewed, [445]-46.
- “of Our State Flag, A,” [327]-29.
- local, mission of, [123].
- “Repeats Itself,” editorial, [187].
- Hobart, Horace, buys land in Beloit, [74]-75.
- Holand, Hjalmar R., History of Door County, Wisconsin, reviewed, [445]-46.
- Holt, C. Frank, student at the University of Wisconsin, [49].
- Hopokoékaw, “Glory of the Morning,” Winnebago chieftess, [93].
- Hospitals, sanitation of, in Civil War, [234]-40.
- “How the Apostle Islands Were Named,” [96]-98.
- Howe, Asahel B., buys land in Beloit, [274]-75.
- Hubbard, Gurdon S., sketch, [269].
- Hudson Bay, exploration of, [152].
- “Humanitarianism, The Development of,” editorial, [313].
- Hunt, Alice, indemnity claim of, [289].
- Husting, Paul O., “Some Letters of, Concerning the Present Crisis,” [388]-416.
- Hutchinson, Buell E., sketch, [54].
- Iceboat project of Norman Wiard, [72]-74.
- Iceland, discovery of, [150].
- Illustrations: Increase A. Lapham, facing [1].
- Map—A Forest Fire in Northern Wisconsin, facing [22].
- Harvey Reid, facing [35].
- The First Wisconsin Capitol at Belmont, facing [78].
- Carl Russell Fish, facing [119].
- House of William Reid at the Head of Lake Geneva, facing [142].
- Title-page of Ole Nattestad’s “Journey to North America,” facing [167].
- Cordelia A. P. Harvey, facing [231].
- Peter Daan, facing [256].
- Lucius George Fisher, facing [276].
- Mary Elizabeth Mears, facing [334].
- Colonel Ellsworth, facing [347].
- Carrie Spafford, facing [347].
- Birthplace of Elmer E. Ellsworth, facing [352].
- Drawing made by Colonel Ellsworth, facing [358].
- Colonel Ellsworth, facing [364].
- Francis E. Brownell, facing [364].
- Colonel Ellsworth’s Last Letter, facing [370].
- Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, facing [382].
- “Increase A. Lapham and the German Air Raids,” editorial, [426]-27.
- Indians, Brothertown, [88]-89.
- Iowa tribes, [200]-201.
- Menominee, mills for, [88]-89.
- services of Menominee in Black Hawk War, [98]-100.
- Odanah reservation of, [93]-94.
- Stockbridge, mills for, [89].
- Ingraham, Charles A., “Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth: First Hero of the Civil War,” [349]-74.
- Inman, John, Janesville pioneer, [273].
- “Introducing Ourselves,” editorial, [75].
- Iowa, Dutch settle in, [257]-58.
- “Indian Tribes of, The,” [200]-201.
- “Is War Becoming More Horrible?” editorial, [311]-12.
- Islands, Apostle, naming of, [96]-98.
- Jackson, Daniel, fur company agent, 294, [299].
- Jackson, James W., slays Ellsworth, [372].
- Jackson régime, frontier problem under, [125]-26.
- Janes, Henry, founder of Janesville, [273].
- Janesville, settlement of, [273].
- Jefferson Prairie, Norwegian settlement of, 160, [165]-66.
- Jerrard, Mrs. Frank H., letter, [325].
- Johnson, David H., sketch, [38].
- Johnson, Richard M., trustee, Choctaw Academy, [299].
- Johnson, Thomas, sketch, [153]-54.
- Johnson, Timothy, sketch, [277].
- Joiner, Lemuel W., sketch, [54].
- “‘Jolliet,’ Memorandum on the Spelling of,” [67]-69.
- Jones, George Wallace, business transactions of, with Daniel Webster, [193]-94.
- Juneau, Solomon, Indian trader, [270].
- Milwaukee pioneer, [417].
- relations of Morgan L. Martin with, [417]-18.
- Karlsefne, Gudrid, first white woman to settle in America, [151].
- Karlsefne, Snorre, first white child born in America, [151].
- Karlsefne, Thorfin, first white man to found settlement in America, [151].
- Kearney, Gen. Philip, Beloit land investments of, [281].
- Kenosha, stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, [356]-57.
- Kercheval, Marcia, indemnity claim of, [289].
- Kellogg, Louise P., “Alien Suffrage Provision in the Constitution of Wisconsin, The,” [422]-25.
- “Bankers’ Aid in 1861-62,” [25]-34.
- “Beginnings of Milwaukee, The,” [417]-18.
- “Disputed Michigan-Wisconsin Boundary, The,” [304]-307.
- “Memorandum on the Spelling of ‘Jolliet,’” [67].
- “Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, The,” [377]-87.
- “Senatorial Election of 1869, The,” [418]-20.
- Kellogg’s Corners, old church at, [87].
- Kickapoo Indians, Father Allouez among, [199]-200.
- Kilbourn, Byron, Milwaukee pioneer, [417].
- Kilbourntown, unites with Milwaukee, [417].
- Kinzie, James, claim, [289].
- Kinzie, John, Colonel Croghan’s relations with, [301].
- experiences of, in Chicago massacre, [301].
- Governor Porter’s defense of, [297].
- memoir of, [300]-302.
- relations of General Proctor with, [301].
- sketch, [289].
- Kinzie, John H., indemnity claim, [289].
- visited Potawatomi, [145].
- Kinzie, Mrs. John H., acquainted with Man Eater, [420]-21.
- visited Potawatomi, [145].
- Kinzie, Robert A., indemnity claims of, [289].
- Knapp, Gilbert, founder of Racine, [38].
- “‘Koshkonong’ and ‘Man Eater,’” [420]-21.
- Ladd, Dr. Azel, papers, [440]-41.
- Lady Elgin, sinking of, [38].
- “Lake Geneva, Wisconsin (Big Foot Lake), Early Recollections of,” [142]-48.
- Lake Koshkonong, naming of, [420]-21.
- “Lake Superior, The Discovery of,” [197]-99.
- Lake Vieux Desert, boundary line, [305].
- Lammers, J., donor of church building, [263].
- Lapham, Increase Allen, “and the German Air Raids,” editorial, [426]-27.
- “First Scholar of Wisconsin,” by Milo M. Quaife, [3]-15.
- parentage and youth, [4]-6.
- early scientific work, [5]-6.
- removal to Milwaukee, [7]-8.
- Catalogue of Plants and Shells, [9].
- Gazeteer of Wisconsin, [9].
- educational activities, [10]-11.
- Antiquities of Wisconsin, [11].
- meteorological work, [12]-14.
- geological survey, [14]-15.
- attitude of public toward, [13]-15.
- portrait, facing [1].
- Lapham, Seneca, father of Increase A., [4]-6.
- Larrabee, Charles Hathaway, sketch, [55].
- Larsen, Lars, immigration under, [155]-56.
- Latsch, John A., donor of park, [80]-82.
- Lawe, John, sawmills of, [88].
- Leahy, Michael, sketch, [46].
- Lee, John T., “The First Edition of the Zenger Trial, 1736,” [69]-72.
- “Legislature, The Society and the,” editorial, [77]-78.
- “Letters, of Paul O. Husting Concerning the Present Crisis, Some,” [388]-416.
- Lincoln, Abraham, “A Wisconsin Woman’s Picture of,” [233]-55.
- opposition to, in Wisconsin, [84].
- relations of, with Elmer E. Ellsworth, 351, 368, [372]-73.
- Lincoln, George B., death, [50].
- Loans, of banks, in 1861-62, [27]-34.
- Loranger, Joseph, Governor Porter defends, [299].
- Luchsinger, John, “‘Camouflage’ and ‘Eatless Days’ Two Hundred Years Ago,” [432]-33.
- Lusitania, Senator Husting on sinking of, [391].
- Lyon, Lucius, interest of, in Chicago Treaty of 1833, [291].
- Madeline Island, Old Mission on, [87].
- treaties signed at, [326].
- Madison, “The Diary of Harvey Reid Kept at, in the Spring of 1861,” [35]-63.
- stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, [361]-62.
- Malta, N. Y., birthplace of Elmer E. Ellsworth, [351]-54.
- Manchuria, frontier problem in, [136]-37.
- “‘Man Eater,’ ‘Koshkonong and,’” [420]-21.
- Manierre, George, “Early Recollections of Lake Geneva (Big Foot Lake), Wisconsin,” [142]-48.
- Map, forest fire, in Northern Wisconsin, [23].
- Marsh, George S., Civil War recruit, [47].
- Martin, Morgan L., Daniel Webster’s relations with, [194]-95.
- founds Milwaukee, [417]-18.
- Solomon Juneau’s relations with, [417]-18.
- Martine, Isaac, Civil War recruit, [53].
- Mason, E. C., letter, [202]-203.
- Mason, S. T., interest of in Chicago Treaty of 1833, [291].
- Maxon, Densmore W., sketch, [54].
- Mayflower, burning of, [258].
- McKenna, Daniel, letter, [200].
- McMynn, John G., sketch, [62].
- Mears, Elizabeth Farnsworth, poet, [64].
- bas relief of, facing [334].
- Mechanicsville, N. Y., residence of Elmer E. Ellsworth, [354]-55, [358].
- Mee-chee-tai, sketch, [420]-21.
- Mendota asylum, visited, [40].
- Menominee Indians, mills for, [89].
- services of, in Black Hawk War, [99].
- “Memorandum on the Spelling of ‘Jolliet,’” by Louise P. Kellogg, [67]-69.
- Merk, Frederick, Economic History of Wisconsin During the Civil War Decade, reviewed, [221]-23.
- Mexico, frontier problem in, 124, [129]-30.
- Michigan, Dutch settlements in, [257].
- —Wisconsin boundary dispute, [304]-307.
- Miller, Edw. G., Civil War recruit, [45].
- Mills, first in Fox River Valley, [88]-89.
- Mills, Genevieve, appreciation of bequest of, [190]-91.
- Milwaukee, “The Beginnings of,” [417]-18.
- first land sale in, [281].
- founded by Morgan L. Martin, [417]-18.
- I. A. Lapham, father of high schools of, [10].
- L. G. Fisher’s recollections of, [270].
- unites with Kilbourntown, [417].
- Milwaukee County, erected and organized, [417].
- Milwaukee-Downer College, founding of, [10].
- Milwaukee Female Seminary, founding of, [10].
- Minnesota-Wisconsin boundary dispute, [304].
- Mitchell, Alexander, banking measures of, 1861-62, [30].
- Mohr, Matthias, helps plat Fontana, [145].
- Monroe Doctrine, influence of, upon frontier problem, [129]-30.
- Montreal River, “main branch” controversy, [305]-306.
- “More Light on the Originator of ‘Winnequah,’” [327].
- Morgan, J. Pierpont, financial aid of, in Civil War, [28]-29.
- Moore, Tyler H., buys land in Beloit, [275].
- Morris, Charles M., letter, [327].
- Morris, Seymour, letter, [95].
- Morris, W. A. P., letter, [193].
- Morton, John, lineage of, [153].
- Mountain, Trempealeau, state acquires, 80, [81].
- Muir, John, inventions of, [39].
- Munitions, Senator Husting on embargo on, [393]-95, [401]-402.
- Muskegon, stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, [357]-58.
- Munk, Jens, sketch, [152].
- “Names Proposed for a New Town,” [195]-96.
- Nattestad, Ansten, sketch, [160].
- visit of, to Norway, 160, [164]-65.
- Nattestad, Lena Hiser, death, [165].
- Nattestad, Ole Knudsen, children of, [165]-67.
- “Description of a Journey to North America,” [167]-86.
- newspaper account of immigration of, [161]-65.
- sketch, [159]-60, [165].
- Netherlands, emigration from, 1840-50, [256]-60.
- New Albany, changed to Beloit, [272].
- New England Emigrating Company, activities of, in Beloit, [273].
- “Nelson Dewey Park and the First Wisconsin Capitol,” editorial, [78]-80.
- New York City, bank situation in, 1861-62, [26].
- bankers of, aid government, [31].
- New York, early Scandinavians in, [152].
- stay of Elmer E. Ellsworth at, [358]-59.
- New Zealand, frontier problem in, [132]-33.
- “Newspapers, The,” editorial, [428]-30.
- Norcross, Pliny, sketch, [39].
- Nordamerika Wisconsin. Winke für answanderer von Dr. Carl de Haas. Farmer in Wisconsin, date, [60]-67.
- Norsemen, precede Columbus to America, [150]-51.
- “North America, Description of a Journey to,” by Ole K. Nattestad, edited by Rasmus B. Anderson, [149]-86.
- North Greenfield, changes name, [95].
- Norwegians, settle in Wisconsin, [160].
- Nova Dania, naming of, [152].
- “Novel Transportation Device, A,” [72]-74.
- “Nym Krinkle,” Chronicles of Milwaukee, first Wisconsin book of poetry, [64].
- Oconomowoc, L. G. Fisher’s recollections of, [271].
- “Odanah Indian Reservation, The,” [93]-94.
- Ogden, William B., Chicago mayor, [269].
- “Old Copperheads and New,” [202]-203.
- Old Thunder, relations of, with George Washington, [199].
- “Oldest Church in Wisconsin, The,” [87]-88.
- Onahan, William J., anecdote concerning, [430]-31.
- Oostburg, founding of, [261].
- “Origin of the Word ‘Winnequah,’” [196]-97.
- Orton, Myron H., sketch, [58].
- Osh-ka-he-nah-niew, in Black Hawk War, [98]-100.
- Oshkenaniew, Mitchell, letter, [98].
- “Other Agencies,” editorial, [314].
- “Our Military Record,” editorial, [187]-88.
- “Our State Flag,” editorial, [76]-77.
- Owen, Thomas J. V., Indian agent, [291].
- Panic, financial, of 1837, effect of on specie payments, [267].
- “Papacy, Removing the, to Chicago,” editorial, [430]-31.
- Parkinson, John B., professor at University of Wisconsin, [38].
- Parkinson, J. D., sketch, [46].
- Parks, Nelson Dewey, [78]-79.
- “Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre, The,” by Louise Phelps Kellogg, [377]-87.
- circumstances and printed account of the massacre, [377]-79.
- sketch of engraver, [380].
- general criticism of print, [380]-83.
- illustration, [382].
- variants, [383]-85.
- charges of Henry Pelham, [385]-86.
- writer’s conclusion, [386].
- Peck, Eben, Madison pioneer, [319].
- Peerson, Kleng, emigrant leader, [155].
- founds Fox River and Kendall settlements, [157].
- Pelham, Henry, charges of, against Paul Revere, [385]-86.
- “Perrot State Park and John A. Latsch,” editorial, [80]-82.
- Peru, frontier problem in, [124].
- “Pioneer Recollections of Beloit and Southern Wisconsin,” by Lucius G. Fisher, [266]-86.
- journey to Beloit, [266]-78.
- Beloit named, [279].
- Female Seminary charter granted, [279].
- early economic conditions, [280].
- territorial roads laid out, [282].
- early railroad enterprises, [283]-85.
- “Play, An Early Wisconsin,” [307]-308.
- Politics, Senator Husting on separation of religion and, [406]-408.
- Porter, Governor George B., charges against, [288]-91.
- letter of, to President Jackson, [291]-303.
- “Potawatomi During the Revolution, The: Father Allouez Among the Kickapoo,” [199]-200.
- Prairie du Chien, project for iceboat line between, and St. Paul, [72]-74.
- Pratt, Alexander, sketch, [271].
- Preparedness, a future necessity, [190].
- “Presbyterian Objects, A,” [204]-205.
- Presbyterianism, churches founded by Sheboygan Dutch, [262]-63.
- Press, freedom of, as affected by Zenger trial, [70].
- Preston, Thomas, trial, [379].
- “Print, The Paul Revere, of the Boston Massacre,” by Louise P. Kellogg, [377]-87.
- Proctor, General, relations of, with John Kinzie, [301].
- “Professor and the Finger Bowl, The,” editorial, [309]-310.