Early History of Kewaunee County
Publisher: .
Published: 1922
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Table of contents: title: Neb-yo-quet's Four Wives; title: The End of Our Pioneer Ways; title: -Early Doings in Kewaunee; title: -Kewaunee in 1856-1857; title: LaSalle and Hennepin in Kewaunee; title: Our First Elections and Officers; title: -DeTonty, the Lion Head in Kewaunee; title: -Reminiscences of the Pioneers; title: Kewaunee County in 1859; title: Early Navigation Events; title: -St. Cosme in Kewaunee; title: -Our Tragedy of 50 Years Ago; title: Our Civil War Beginnings; title: Political, Other Affairs in 1860; title: Things Doing Here in 1861; title: Our War Activities in 1862; title: -Local Annals of 1863; title: -Draft, Other Events of 1863; title: Local Happenings in 1864; title: Business and Politics in 1864; title: -Our War Activities in 1864; title: -Our Annals of 1865; title: Our Civil War Accomplishment; title: The Coming of Jean Nicolett; title: -Local Men and Things in 1866; title: -Local Events in 1866; title: Early Happenings here in 1866; title: Events Here in 1867; title: Local Events in 1867; title: Wedding of Nay-tu-Shing's Daughter; title: -Education of Sah-Gah-Wah; title: -Kewaunee: "The Gem of Lake Michigan"