The Lost History of North Freedom, Wisconsin 1846 – 1919
The author grew up on the old Hackett homestead on the east side of North Freedom. He was the contemporary of many of the people whose roots stretched back into the late 1800s. This book covers North Freedom history from the time of its earliest settlers until 1919. It tells the story of the presence of the Ho-Chunk and early settlers, through the development of pioneer schools, churches, the coming of the railroad, and the establishment of Freedom businesses. The histories of many of the families who populated the village and surrounding communities are also extensively covered in this comprehensive publication. It is a boon for those who are doing genealogical family research. By Alen K. Schroeder. 180 pages with photographs, soft cover.
The Lost History of North Freedom, Wisconsin 1846 – 1919
The author grew up on the old Hackett homestead on the east side of North Freedom. He was the contemporary of many of the people whose roots stretched back into the late 1800s. This book covers North Freedom history from the time of its earliest settlers until 1919. It tells the story of the presence of the Ho-Chunk and early settlers, through the development of pioneer schools, churches, the coming of the railroad, and the establishment of Freedom businesses. The histories of many of the families who populated the village and surrounding communities are also extensively covered in this comprehensive publication. It is a boon for those who are doing genealogical family research. By Alen K. Schroeder. 180 pages with photographs, soft cover.