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HISTORIES OF CATO TOWNSHIP

    Cato township was a part of Manitowoc Rapids from 1848 to 1850. From 1850 to
1854, it was a part of Maple Grove township. From 1854 to 1856, it was a part of
Franklin. In 1857, Cato township was organized as "a separate municipality.
While Cato was a part of these various townships, school districts were set up
in these areas. As these districts were set up, they were numbered in accordance
with the municipality in which the present townships were then affiliated. The
Cato school districts were numbered as they are in this manner: Cato 1, Cato 2
(now a part of Cato No. Jt. 9), Cato Jt. 3, Maple Grove Jt. 4 with Cato (now
Rockland Jt. 4), Cato Jt. 5 (now a part of Cato No. Jt. 9), Franklin No. 6 (now
a part of Franklin Jt. 2), Cato Jt. 7, Franklin No. 8, the first Cato Jt. 9 with
Rockland (now a part of Cato Jt. 8), Cato 10, Cato 11, and Cato 12. All of the
school histories were written during 1946-1947 school terms by the teachers then
employed in those districts. Cato No. 2 and Jt. 5 histories were written from
county records.


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1848 - 1948

CENTENNIAL HISTORY
of the
Manitowoc County School Districts and Public School System

EDITED BY JOS. J. RAPPEL, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1948 


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