Biographies:  Arnold CLEVELAND, Chetek Township, Barron Co., WI 

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Arnold Cleveland, the pioneer, was born in Michigan, in pioneer times, and
was there reared and educated. He married Louisa Lampman, a native of
Vermont. As young people they came to Wisconsin and settled in Dane County, 
where they developed a good farm.  They came to this county in the early
seventies and settled in Chetek Township, where they broke the land, erected
buildings, and underwent all the privations and experiences insident to 
pioneer life in a timbered country.  They later went to Seattle, Wash., 
where he died. She still resides there.  Their children were: Frances A., 
Gladys (deceased), Florence, Edith, Bertha, Edna, Ella and Edward.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co.,
1922, pg. 985