Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: the letter 'V', Term Type: 'People'
Term: Victoria, Sr. Mary 1868-1962
Definition: educator, Franciscan nun; taught at the Red Cliff Indian School near Bayfield for 67 years, became an honorary member of the Chippewa tribe in the 1940s
[Source: Brown, Victoria. Uncommon Lives of Common Women: The Missing Half of Wisconsin History. Madison: Wisconsin Feminists Project Fund, 1975.]
43 records found
Valentine, Richard 1847 - 1925
Van Akkeren, Terry 1954
Van Dreel, Mary Lou E. 1935
Van Dyke, John Henry 1823 - 1909
Van Gorden, Heron A. "Pink" 1926
Van Hise, Charles Richard 1857 - 1918
Van Hollen, John C. 1933
Van Kooy, Cornelia 1885 - 1945
Van Meter, Abraham Chenoweth ["Abe C."] 1842 - 189
Van Pelt, William K. 1905
Van Roy, Karl 1938
Van Schaick, Isaac W. 1817 - 1901
Van Sistine, Jerome 1926
Van Vechten, Helen Bruneau
Vander Loop, William N. 1932
Vanderperren, Cletus 1912
Vandewalker, Nina Catherine 1857 - 1934
Vang, Chia Y. b. 1971
Veblen, Thorstein 1857-1929
Vergeront, Susan B. 1945
Verwyst, Chrysostom Adrian 1841 - 1925
Victoria, Sr. Mary 1868-1962
Vieau, Jacques 1757 - 1852
Vieux Caron, Menominee leader, died ca. 1780
Vilas, Joseph, Jr. 1832 - 1905
Vilas, Levi Baker 1811 - 1879
Vilas, William Freeman 1840 - 1908
Vimont, Fr. Barthélemy, 1594-1667
Vinette, Bruno 1836 - 1923
Vineyard, James Russell 1804 - 1863
Vinje, Aad John 1857 - 1929
Vits, Henry 1842 - 1921
Vogel, Frederick 1823 - 1892
Vogel, Hugo E. 1888
Voight, Jack C. 1945
Voigt, Edward 1873 - 1934
Volk, John 1915
Vollrath, Jacob J. 1824 - 1898
Voltaire, 1694-1778.
Von Cotzhausen, Frederick William 1838 - 1924
Vrakas, Daniel P. 1955
Vruwink, Amy Sue 1975
Vukmir, Leah 1958
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