1FAMILYTREE Genealogy

A Historical Genealogical Archive Database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin.

Hopfensperger, Edna Catharina

Hopfensperger, Edna Catharina

Female 1901 - 1976  (75 years)


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   Date  Event(s)
1869 
  • 1869: Appleton History
    1869 The United States Supreme Court ruled for Lawrence University and against the claims of Edward Meade, resolving a long dispute over ownership of Appleton\'s downtown property.
  • 1869: USA History
    Eighteenth President of the US is Ulysses Simpson Grant 1869-1877
  • 1869: Kaukauna History
    Augustin Grignon dies at age 80 at Buttes de Morts.
1870 
  • 1870: Appleton History
    1870 Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an early leader of the women\'s rights movement, visited Appleton.
1872 
  • 1872: Appleton History
    1872 Riverside Cemetery was established, with the remains of pioneers moved from Appleton\'s first cemetery at the present site of The Post-Crescent newspaper offices.
  • 1872: Appleton History
    1872 The United States government bought the Fox Locks for $145,000.
  • 1872: USA History
    Yellowstone National Park established
  • 1872: Kaukauna History
    Railway tracks from Manitowoc to Antigo laid along the south bank of the river.
  • 1872: Kaukauna History
    The Kaukauna Water Power Company plats the village of Ledyard on the south side of the river.
1874 
  • 1874: Appleton History
    1874 Victoria Woodhall, a prominent figure in the women\'s rights movement, delivered a lecture in Appleton entitled, Tried as by Fire


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