“History of Grant County, Wisconsin” W. C. Butterfield, 1881
published:  Chicago, IL:  Western Historical Society

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES:

TOWN OF WATERLOO.

Page 1036

     DAVID DODGE, lumberman, Lancaster; born in Erie Co., N. Y., May 29, 1848;
son of Daniel and Mary (HARWOOD) DODGE.  Married April 25, 1872, by Noble
JOHNSON, of Delaware Co., Iowa, to Jennie, daughter of C. V. STEERS; she was 
born March 7, 1853; have two children---Willis C., born July 15, 1873; Frank L.,
born Oct. 5, 1877.  Mr. D enlisted in Co. B, 1st U. S. A., and served one year.  Is a
Republican and a First Day Adventist.  Was four years lumbering in Iowa, and is
now erecting his mill on Sec. 2, in Waterloo; has 30 horse-power and 56-inch saw; 
cuts 5,000 feet in twelve hours, with five men.

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