Bio of Wahler, Frederick B. (b.1831) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Wahler, Frederick B., farmer, residing in Plainview village, was born in
Saratoga, Germany, March 31, 1831. His father, John F. Wahler, was a
farmer, and his mother's maiden name was Dorothea Rohrbach. Mr. Wahler
came to America in the year 1853. He spent the first three years after his
arrival on a farm near Juno, Dodge county, Wisconsin. In 1856 he came to
Minnesota, and located near Centerville, Winona county, on school lands.
Seven years of his pioneer life were spent here, accompanied by many of
the privations and trials that characterized frontier life in those days.
The autumn of 1863 he disposed of his Winona county farm, and removed to
Plainview township in Wabasha County, where he purchased the Churchill
place-a farm of one hundred and sixty acres, on sections 19 and 30. Four
years later he purchased the village property, and erected thereon the
residence which he has since occupied as his family residence. His landed
possessions now aggregate three hundred acres of fine arable land. Mr.
Wahler is a member of the Plainview Methodist Episcopal church, and the
brotherhood of Masons. He was married to Miss Neiheeser, a native of his
own country, in Dodge county, Wisconsin, on July 6, 1856. Their
matrimonial life has been blessed with four children, three of them now
living, viz: Addie (Mrs. Stadon), of Big Stone county, and Susie and Inez
at home.
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1920.
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of the bios on her pages.

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