Kenosha County WI Archives Biographies.....Dickhaut, William J. 1848 - 
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Author: Western Historical Society (1879)

    WILLIAM J. DICKHAUT, barber; born in Germany in 1848,and came to Wisconsin
in 1855, locating at Kenosha, where he worked for his brother, Adam Dickhaut,
seven years; in 1869, went to Harvard Junction and opened a barber-shop,
continuing one year, when he returned to Kenosha and opened a barber-shop on
Main street, moving to Park street, his present location. Married, in 1872, Miss
Maggie Giltzen, a native of Germany; had two children, one son and one daughter;
the son died at Kenosha March, 1878. Members of the Catholic Church; Republican.

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THE HISTORY OF RACINE AND KENOSHA COUNTIES, WISCONSIN,

CONTAINING A HISTORY OF EACH COUNTY, ITS EARLY SETTLEMENT, GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT,
RESOURCES, ETC., AN EXTENSIVE AND MINUTE SKETCH OF ITS CITIES, THEIR
IMPROVEMENTS, INDUSTRIES, MANUFACTORIES, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES, ETC.,
ETC., WAR RECORD, BIOGRAPHICAL 8KBTCHES, PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT MEN AND EARLY
SETTLERS, VIEWS OF BUILDINGS, ETC., ETC.; ALSO HISTORY OF WISCONSIN, COSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF WI8CON8IN, CONDEN8ED AB8TRACT OF LAWS OF WI8CONSIN,
MISCELLANEOUS, ETC., ETC.

ILLUSTRATED.
CHICAGO: WESTERN HISTORICAL COMPANY.
MDCCCLXXIX.
(1879)

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