Outagamie County, WI - "New London 1863"
        
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 Subject: newspaper article "New London 1863"
 Submitted by: county coordinator 
 EMAIL: jmmarasch@aol.com
 Date Submitted: 15 March 2000
        
 Source: New London Press newspaper article from Bicentennial issue, undated.
                                                        
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                       New London 1863
      Volume 19, page 115 of Deeds Register at Waupaca county courthouse states that Charles and Marie
 Allen sold a parcel of land containing 14 acres to the Floral Hill Cemetery association for $140.
            Charles D. Drummond, a bright young lad of 12 years, son of Capt.  Enos F. Drummond, drowned
 from off his father's steamer in New London on July 22.
 Capt.  Drummond's steamer "Wolf" was destroyed by fire sometime during September in New London. 
 According to Mukwa's assessment records, it was valued at $3,836, but the town board authorized a $3,000
 deduction, leaving a salvage value of $836.
      December was a very mild month until the 29th, when a snow storm emerged.