BIOGRAPHIES: Charles E. Hogeboom, Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, WI

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Charles E. Hogeboom, physician and surgeon, came to Eau Claire and engaged 
in the practice of medicine, in May, 1876.  He is a graduate of Rush Medical
College, class of '69, and began his practice at Blackberry Station, Kane Co.,
Ill.  He went from there to St. Charles, in the same county, where he remained
until he came to Eau Claire.  He was born in the township of Genoa, De Kalb
Co., Ill, April 28, 1846, and was educated in the public schools of that 
county and the High School, in Sycamore, and by private instruction.  He was
married in Eau Claire, in June, 1873, to Maggie, daughter of Thomas Barland,
who was born in Illinois.  They have two children, Charles Barland and Elsie J.
and have lost one daughter, Margie Belle, who died in November, 1878, aged 
three years and two months.

--Taken from "The History of Northern Wisconsin containing an Account of its
Settlement, Growth, Development and Resources; An extensive Sketch of its 
Counties, Cities, Towns and Villages, Their Improvements, Industries, 
Manufacturies; Biographical Sketches, Portraits of Prominent Men and Early
Settlers; Views of County Seats, Etc."  Chicago:  The Western Historical
Company.  A. T. Andreas, Proprietor.  1881.  Page 324