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Newspaper Article/Clipping

Mrs. Ann Winterbotham's life typical of the Wisconsin pioneers

Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
Source:
Madison Democrat
Publication Date:
Feb 14, 1915

General Information

Name(s)
Winterbotham, Winterbotham Ann; Winterbotham, Joshua; Speakman, John; Fallows, John
Collection
Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
Wisconsin
State
Dane
County
York
Community

1910-1919
Decade

Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection

The Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection contains 16,000 digitized historical newspaper articles and clippings on notable Wisconsin people and communities. Most articles were published between 1860-1940.

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