BIOGRAPHIES:  N. Harry BARTLETT, Cameron, Barron Co., WI

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N. Harry Bartlett, farmer, P. O. Cameron, Barron county, was born in 
Aroostook county, Me., September 15, 1848, a son of Jeremiah W. and Lydia 
(Dolbier) Bartlett, who were also natives of Maine.  His grandfather 
Bartlett, as well as his father, was born on the same farm as he himself, 
and the former never lived on any other farm; his grandfather was a soldier 
in the war of 1912.  His grandfather Dolbier was reared in the same county 
and was quite a prominent statesman.  In 1862 his father moved to 
Trempealeau county, Wis., where he remained until 1879, when he located in 
South Dakota, where he now resides.  His mother died in 1855, and the 
father then married her sister.  By the first union there were seven 
children, and by the second there were eight, all of whom are living.  
N. Harry Bartlett left home in the fall of 1868, and followed lumbering 
until he purchased his present farm in Stanley township, Barron county, in 
1882.  He still does some logging in the winter.  August 11, 1870, he 
married Miss Lucinda Chrystal, a native of Illinois, whose parents reside 
in Chippewa Falls.  Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett are the parents of seven children, 
namely:  Charles E., Carrie E., Arthur W. (deceased), Amy Viola, Ida M., 
Lottie P., and J. W.  Mr. Bartlett is a republican in politics, and is a 
member of Barron Lodge No. 38, I. O. O. F.

-Transcribed from the "Historical and Biographical Album of the Chippewa 
Valley Wisconsin, 1891-2," pages 854-855.

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