Bio of Wagner, John P. (b.1853) Wabasha Co., MN
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Wagner, John P., merchant, was born in Sheldon, Wyoming county, New York,
March 8, 1853. His parents, John and Mary Wagner, were born in Belgium and
Luxemburg respectively. They settled in Goodhue county, this state, when
this subject was but five years old. He was reared on a farm and attended
the common schools. In 1880 he engaged as clerk in a general store at Lake
City. In the summer of 1883, in partnership with John Weimar, he built and
stocked a store at Belle Chester. He is a member of Belle Chester Catholic
church, and a democrat. May 22, 1883, he was married to Maggie Tuck, born
in New York.