Biographies:  Barney GULICKSON, Stanley Township, Barron Co., WI 

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Victor Gulickson  <vic@indy.net>  23 April 1999
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Barney Gulickson, a substantial and hard-working farmer of Section 25,
Stanley Township, was born in Telemarken, Norway, Dec. 23, 1859, the son of
Gulick and Gunhild (Moen), with whom he came to Waupaca County, this state, 
in 1868, and to his present farm in 1873. As a boy he lived in the family 
log cabin and assisted with the farm work. When the parents grew older he 
gradually took up the burdens of the farm management and he still remains 
on the home place of 160 acres which he now owns. He successfully carries
on general farming and dairying and has a good herd of graded Holstein 
cattle. His holdings include shares in the Farmers' Cooperative Store at 
Cameron and Farmers' Cheese Co. at Canton. Mr. Gulickson is one the solid 
men of the community, he is respected by all who know him, and is held in 
the highest esteem and regard. His work and worth are widely known, he is a 
man of good judgement and sound sense, he is a good farmer and citizen and
he takes his share in everything that he believes to be for the best good
of the community.  Like his parents before him he is an adherent of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church at Foberg, and is liberal in his support.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co.,
1922, pg. 784.