The history of Sauk County, Wisconsin, containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources ..biographical sketches .. . died at ArlingtonHeights; his was the first deatli in the company. His father belonged to the Seventeenth, andalso died in the service. Col. David S. Vittum, Third Wisconsin Cavalry; died in Baraboo, April 10, 1880. Reedsburgg Roll.—Capt. II. A. Tator, Sergt. F. W. Henry, Corp. Alvah Rathbun, S. Miles, Henry Bulow, Jason W. Shaw, Lafayette Ackerman, James Markee. JohnHines, G. W. Priest, Harrison Root, George W. Root, George C. Miles, Lewi
The history of Sauk County, Wisconsin, containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources ..biographical sketches .. . died at ArlingtonHeights; his was the first deatli in the company. His father belonged to the Seventeenth, andalso died in the service. Col. David S. Vittum, Third Wisconsin Cavalry; died in Baraboo, April 10, 1880. Reedsburgg Roll.—Capt. II. A. Tator, Sergt. F. W. Henry, Corp. Alvah Rathbun, S. Miles, Henry Bulow, Jason W. Shaw, Lafayette Ackerman, James Markee. JohnHines, G. W. Priest, Harrison Root, George W. Root, George C. Miles, Lewis Curtis. JohnCollins, Hugh Collins, and John Mcllvaine. What it Cost.—The amount of money paid by the several towns in Sauk County fur warpurposes during the rebellion was about $100,000. The county raised $12,000 by tax for thesupport of families of volunteers. In addition to this, for the same worthy purpose, the town ofFranklin raised $300 ; Reedsburg, $800; Washington, $3,600, and Woodland, $1,800. Thereis no measure by which can be calculated the amount of human suffering and self sacrifice result-ing from the unhappy
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