BIOGRAPHIES:   Charles EVERETT, Turtle Lake, Barron County, WI

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Charles Everett, a veteran of the Civil War, was one of the pioneers of 
Turtle Lake. He came here in 1884 and worked as a teamster until his death 
in 1901. For many years he lived in Vernon County, Wis., and it was from 
there that he enlisted in the famous Iron Brigade, with which he saw much 
active service. By his wife,, Ada Gosling, who is still living in Turtle 
Lake, he had five children, Katherine, Daisy, Harold, Winnie and Mildred B. 
Katherine is the wife of Aug. Nelson. Daisy married William Dotson, of Eagle 
River, Wis. Harold is in Minneapolis. Winnie is the wife of Allan Carsell, 
of Spooner, Wis. Mildred B. is the wife of F. G. McKenzie.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., &
Co., 1922, pg. 484.