C. W. LAMBERTON - Biography

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This biography appears on page 631-632 in History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin...
published by the Western Historical Co.: 1879.

C. W. LAMBERTON, farmer, Secs. 8 and 17; P. O. Lamberton; was born in
Racine Co., Dec. 16, 1851. Married Miss Cassie J. Roberts in 1875; they
have two children- Earl W., aged three years, and Maud, aged one year.
Mr. Lamberton is the son of William E. Lamberton, a resident of
Milwaukee, one of the earliest settlers of Racine Co., having come here
in 1836, and has retired from active life. Mrs. Lamberton was born at
Mt, Pleasant, Racine Co., Nov. 12, 1842 she is the daughter of William
G. Roberts, who died in 1873, aged 57 years; an early settler of this
county; Mrs. Lamberton was educated at Kerr's Female College, Licking
Co., Ohio; she is a lady of refinement, and possesses a highly
cultivated mind. Mr. and Mrs. Lamberton are members of the M. E. Church.
He owns 160 acres of land in Sec. 8, and forty acres in Sec. 17, Range
23, Town 4; he values his land at $50 per acre; he has a fine house,
lately built, with all the modern improvements; it is pleasantly
situated, and has a fine lake view. Mr. Lamberton is an extensive grower
of hops; he has a fine orchard, with a variety of fruit.