Bio of Bartlett, J. C. Wabasha Co., MN
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Bartlett, J. C., (page 1101), register of deeds. Mr. Bartlett's official 
term began January 1, 1880. He was re-elected in the fall of 1881, and 
will complete his second term December 31 of this year, 1883. Mr. Bartlett 
is a native of New York, came to Wisconsin with his father's family in 
1843, settling in Walworth county. His first purchase of land was made in 
this county in 1858, but he was a permanent resident of the county until 
1861, at which date he came to Wabasha, and the following year removed to 
his farm, which was his residence until he engaged in grain trade in Lake 
City in 1869, when he removed to that city, which was his home until he 
assumed charge of the register's office in 1880, since which date he has 
resided in this city. Was elected county commissioner for the Mazeppa 
district, and served three years prior to removing to Lake City, and was 
afterward elected to the same office from Lake City district for two 
terms. Mr. Bartlett married Miss A. T. Bliss, of Walworth county, 
Wisconsin. They have four children, all attending public schools of this 
city.