Barland Biography Search
A tool to help you find historic biographical information from the Eau Claire area. Currently the database contains information garnered solely from the notes of Lois Barland, an area author and amateur historian. Mrs. Barland used the notes in the writing of her books, Sawdust City, a History of Eau Claire, Wisconsin from the Earliest Times to 1910 (1960) and The River Flows on, a Record of Eau Claire, Wisconsin from 1910-1960 (1965) .
Viewing Records: 10,001 to 10,500 of 11,172
| Record Date | Last Name | First Name | Record Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1881-08-04 | Henry | Charles H. | Married Mary Devitt. |
| 1881-07-23 | Chamberlain | Clarance Abner | Broken ground for residence opposite Matt Harris home. |
| 1881-07-23 | Harris | Matt | Clarance Abner Chamberlain breaks ground for residence opposite Matt Harris' home. |
| 1881-07-16 | Cutter | Addison A. | Buys Burger bldg, corner of Barstow and Kelsey, for $9,000. Now occ. by George Tabor Thompson, drugs. |
| 1881-07-16 | Thompson | George Tabor | Occ. Burger Bldg. at corner of Barstow and Kelsey. Drugstore. Bldg. sold to Addison A. Cutter for $9,000. |
| 1881-06-23 | Hadley | Benjamine | Died in Jackson County at age 82. Lived in EC in 'primitive' days. Later moved to Pleasant Valley with son near Hadleyville (from whom the village derived its name.) Mother of Charles and Joseph D. Hadley. |
| 1881-06-23 | Hadley | Charles | Son of Benjamine Hadley. Brother of Joseph D. |
| 1881-06-23 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Son of Benjamine Hadley. Brother of Charles. |
| 1881-06-23 | Smith | Mary Meggett | Died at age 33. |
| 1881-06-01 | Lyman | Dr. John VanReed | Married Maud Kepler, daughter of W.L. Kepler. |
| 1881-05-01 | Kennedy | Donald | Moved to Minneapolis. |
| 1881-04-01 | Bonell | Fred | Purchased photographic gallery of Henry Walper on Ann St. Father of Mrs. Hawkins. |
| 1881-04-01 | Walper | Henry | Sold photographic gallery on Ann St. to Fred Bonell. |
| 1881-03-21 | Lockwood | Kattie | Married Gilmore Moon. |
| 1881-03-21 | Moon | Gilmore | Married Kattie Lockwood. |
| 1881-03-10 | Bartlett | Carl | Marries Jessie Kennedy. |
| 1881-03-10 | Kennedy | Jessie | Marries Carl Bartlett. Related to Donald Kennedy. |
| 1881-03-01 | Mason | George W. | Retired from store of Ingram & Kennedy & Mason. |
| 1881-01-06 | Mason | George W. | Mrs. Mason died New Years day age 42.leaves 5 children. lived on Lake St. |
| 1881-01-01 | Buffington | Byron A. | Will be in new store at 59 Barstow next to Clark & Ingrams bank |
| 1881-01-01 | Ingram | Orin H. | Will build residence on 3rd Ave. |
| 1881-01-01 | Kennedy | Donald | Retires, sells interest in many lumber companies. Will reinvest some by building large planing mill in EC. |
| 1880-12-01 | Cass | J. E. | Seth French & Co. drug store now Cass & Tracy. Est. in 1865 by Dr. French, J.E. Cass and Andrew Tracy have managed it since 1874 when Dr. French went to Florida. |
| 1880-12-01 | Drummond | David | New meat market opened on 2nd Ave and State St on west side. Drummond & Thomas. |
| 1880-12-01 | Ellis | Joseph F. | Resigned as Co. Judge. George C. Teal appointed. |
| 1880-12-01 | French | Seth | Seth French & Co. drug store now Cass & Tracy. Est. in 1865 by Dr. French, J.E. Cass and Andrew Tracy have managed it since 1874 when Dr. French went to Florida. |
| 1880-12-01 | Randall | Thomas E. | Randall and son, who bought wheat for E.P. Bacon & Co., discontinued business. |
| 1880-12-01 | Teal | George C. | Appointed to replace Judge Joseph F. Ellis Sr. when Ellis resigned as County Judge. |
| 1880-12-01 | Tracy | Andrew | Seth French & Co. drug store now Cass & Tracy. Est. in 1865 by Dr. French, J.E. Cass and Andrew Tracy have managed it since 1874 when Dr. French went to Florida. |
| 1880-11-06 | McDonald | W. R. | Son-in-law of Stephan S. McCann. |
| 1880-11-04 | McCann | Stephan S. | Died at residence of son-in-law W.R. McDonald in reduced circumstances. |
| 1880-11-01 | Carson | William | Worth more than a million dollars. Lives on west side. |
| 1880-11-01 | Porter | Gilbert E. | Died at age 54 at Hannibal, MO after trip west. For last three years was Pres. of Dells Improvement Co. Leaves six sons and wife Kate, nee Tewksbury. |
| 1880-11-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Worth 1/2 million or more. |
| 1880-11-01 | Rust | William Aloney | With EC Lumber Co. five years. Worth 1/4 million dollars. |
| 1880-09-01 | Culver | Joseph C. | With Owen, Dr. Skinner and Stocking Bros. in two-story brick bldg next to Clark & Ingram bank |
| 1880-09-01 | Culver | Joseph | John S. Owen, Joseph Culver, Dr. Skinner and Stocking brothers are going to build up space between Clark & Ingram bank and store occupied by 'Cheap Charley.' To be brick, two stories, 196' x 80'. |
| 1880-09-01 | Owen | John S. | John S. Owen, Joseph Culver, Dr. Skinner and Stocking brothers are going to build up space between Clark & Ingram bank and store occupied by 'Cheap Charley.' To be brick, two stories, 196' x 80'. |
| 1880-09-01 | Skinner | John S. Owen, Joseph Culver, Dr. Skinner and Stocking brothers are going to build up space between Clark & Ingram bank and store occupied by 'Cheap Charley.' To be brick, two stories, 196' x 80'. | |
| 1880-09-01 | Stocking | John S. Owen, Joseph Culver, Dr. Skinner and Stocking brothers are going to build up space between Clark & Ingram bank and store occupied by 'Cheap Charley.' To be brick, two stories, 196' x 80'. | |
| 1880-09-01 | Stocking | John B. | With John Owen, J. Culver, and Dr. Skinner, building two story brick building next to Clark and Ingram Bank. |
| 1880-08-12 | Bull | Ole | [Joseph C. Thorp's son-in-law] Ole Bull died in Norway. |
| 1880-08-01 | Day | Dwight Washington | Notice in paper to effect that in past 10 years he has done business of $90,260.19, of which he has only been able to collect half. Has turned books over to George W. Kendall for collection. |
| 1880-08-01 | Kendall | George W. | Dr. Dwight W. Day puts notice in paper to effect that in past 10 years he has done business of $90,260.19, of which he has only been able to collect half. Has turned books over to George W. Kendall for collection. |
| 1880-07-02 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Sueing Cal Harmonson for running ferry in defiance of Hadley's charter. |
| 1880-07-02 | Harmonson | Cal | Joseph D. Hadley is sueing Cal Harmonson for running a ferry in defiance of Hadley's charter. |
| 1880-06-24 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Operating two ferries and building more. |
| 1880-06-12 | Hantzsch | E. Robert | Over 20 years a merchant and manufacturer of liquor. Sold his stock and about to depart from city. |
| 1880-06-10 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Lives below Shawtown. Running temporary ferry for foot passengers after flood. |
| 1880-06-01 | Hayden | Henry Hamilton | Moved to handsome new residence on Barstow St. |
| 1880-05-13 | Barland | George Chapin | Took census for Town of Washington. |
| 1880-05-01 | Peabody | P. S. | Moved to St. Paul. |
| 1880-04-22 | Kepler | Sylvester S. | Purchased property at corner of 4th and Broadway formerly owned and occupied by William W. West, who is in Florida. |
| 1880-04-22 | West | William W. | Sylvester S. Kepler purchased property at corner of 4th and Broadway formerly owned and occupied by William W. West, who is in Florida. |
| 1880-04-01 | Chapman | George B. | Northwestern Lumber Co. sold entire block of merchandise to George G. Chapman & Co., which consists of B.J. Churchill, N.C. Wilcox & John L. Gillman. Will deal in wheat. |
| 1880-04-01 | Frawley | Michael S. | Building brick block on Barstow, north side on old site formerly occupied by Dr. Galloway. 96' frontage. Also building dwelling north of depot. |
| 1880-04-01 | Mason | George W. | Bought Giddings property north east corner of west side part. |
| 1880-03-18 | Meggett | Alexander | House burned. |
| 1880-03-01 | Carson | William | Of firm Carson & Rand of Burlington, IA. Also a heavy stock holder in Valley Lumber Co. |
| 1880-02-16 | Daniels | Peter U. | Flouring mill on Lowes Creek destroyed by fire. |
| 1880-02-01 | Congdon | Alva | Mrs. Congdon died of heart disease in 5th Ward. Came to EC early in 1857. Leaves a daughter and 2 sons. |
| 1880-02-01 | Gans | George W. | Has been sec. of Half Moon Canal Co. for some time. Accepted job as supt. of sorting works at Chippewa Falls. |
| 1880-02-01 | Kleiner | Sam | Buildng two-story meat market and packing house on Water St. |
| 1880-02-01 | Randall | Burdett | Died at Denver. Funeral at mother's. |
| 1880-01-11 | Buell | R. B. | Died at age 65 of inflammation of the lungs. Came to EC in 1857. |
| 1880-01-08 | Smith | William Henry | Mrs. Lucy M. Felton, sister of William Smith, married J.D. Leonard formerly of EC, now of Sabula, IA. |
| 1880-01-06 | Dennison | Marie V. | Eldest daughter of old settler in EC. Wife of Ebenezer H. Playter. |
| 1880-01-06 | Playter | Ebenezer Horace | Wife Marie dies at age 36. Lost two sons with scarlet fever last winter. |
| 1880-01-06 | Playter | Marie V. | Died at age 36. Wife of Ebenezer H. Playter. Nee Dennison, eldest daughter of old settler in EC. Lost two sons to scarlet fever last winter. |
| 1880-01-01 | Buchler | Theodore | Of Alma. Marries Julia Kneer, daughter of Matthias. |
| 1880-01-01 | Farr | Edwin Jacob | Practicing for a couple of years in EC. |
| 1880-01-01 | Galloway | William T. | Dr. William W. Galloway takes Dr. J.V.R. Lyman in with him. |
| 1880-01-01 | Howland | Henry C. | Surprise party at 20th anniversary. 100 people present. |
| 1880-01-01 | Joyce | Pierce | House on NE corner of River and Kelsey. |
| 1880-01-01 | Kneer | Julia | Daughter of Matthias Kneer. Marries Theodore Buchler of Alma. |
| 1880-01-01 | Lyman | J. V.R. | Dr. William W. Galloway takes Dr. J.V.R. Lyman in with him. |
| 1879-09-04 | O'Shea | Son of James and Ellen O'Shea of N. River St. was 15 lbs when born, now 11 years old and weighs 224 lbs. Is 5' 11". Has six perfect fingers and 6 perfect toes on each hand and foot. Is fine-looking, smart boy of great strength. | |
| 1879-09-04 | Vilas | Ella Slinghuff | Mrs. Vilas died, age 31, of consumption. Leaves three daughters. |
| 1879-06-01 | Faast | A. J. | Boot and shoe store on Barstow |
| 1879-04-01 | Atkinson | Mrs. Atkinson, mother-in-law of Donald Kennedy, died in Chippewa Falls and is buried at Lakeview. | |
| 1879-04-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Director of EC Railroad Co. Tenement house having kitchen and porch added is on east side next to H. Clay Williams property. |
| 1879-03-07 | Leinenkugel | Henry | Died March 7 at age 63. Came here 20 years ago. Took possession of Star House on north side for several years, then purchased interest in brewery on west side. |
| 1879-03-01 | Allen | Ethan | Moving store to near Crookston, MN. |
| 1879-03-01 | Hogeboom | Charles E. | Adding to stone house |
| 1879-03-01 | Ross | Friend | Died aged 100 years, 8 months. Came to EC in 1862. Lived with sons John, Elisha and Joel. Elisha Ross lived opposite University Square. |
| 1879-01-01 | Chandler | Daniel | Came to EC in 1857 with wife. |
| 1878-12-01 | Hart | Peter | Jailor and janitor at court house. |
| 1878-11-25 | Marston | Stephen | S. Marston and family left for Florida for the winter. In spring will sail for Europe for two years. |
| 1878-11-14 | Willis | R. B. | Willis, one of the oldest settlers in Sixth Ward, has sold his place to Dr. Thrane. When Willis built [his] house there was no other in what is now the Sixth Ward, except for Mr. Gans' house, the few buildings around the Bolles place which were then more than 1/2 mile out of town, a small house on 2nd Ave., and Mrs. Reinhardts'. There are now 140 voters [in that area]. |
| 1878-09-21 | Brown | Mattie | Sister of Peter U. Daniels. |
| 1878-09-01 | James | Harry S. | Admitted to practice in Supreme Court. |
| 1878-09-01 | Kleiner | Sam | Has city meat market in 5th Ward. |
| 1878-09-01 | Marston | Stephen | New Marston building on Jones St. nearly complete. Marston's tenament houses finished in red brick, 3 in a row on the block. |
| 1878-08-29 | Callahan | Denton | Marries Agnes Ide of Mondovi. Wedding took place at home of Miles D. Prindle of Durand, whose wife is the bride's sister. |
| 1878-08-29 | Ide | Agnes | Marries Denton Callahan. Of Mondovi. Wedding took place at home of Miles D. Prindle of Durand, whose wife is the bride's sister. |
| 1878-08-29 | Kennedy | Donald | Donald and Robert Kennedy returned home with new boat, Johnny Hawkins, which will be used on Dells Pond. Was conveyed from Lake Michigan through Des Plaines canal in Illinois and the Miss. river, about 1500 miles. |
| 1878-08-29 | Kennedy | Robert | Donald and Robert Kennedy returned home with new boat, Johnny Hawkins, which will be used on Dells Pond. Was conveyed from Lake Michigan through Des Plaines canal in Illinois and the Miss. river, about 1500 miles. |
| 1878-08-29 | Marston | Stephen | Took down old boarding house and barn on west side and shipped them to Marston. |
| 1878-08-29 | Prindle | Miles D. | Husband of Agnes Ide's sister. Agnes wed Denton Callahan at the Prindle's home in Durand. |
| 1878-08-01 | Cousins | Henry | H. Cousins house next to Mr. Chase's. Both burned. |
| 1878-08-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Putnam was first ever celebrated in Presbyterian Church. |
| 1878-06-27 | Allen | W. W. | Dr. W.W. Allen, brother-in-law of the wife of E.H. Playter, died at Mason City, IA. Came to EC in Spring of 1857 with George W. Sanford and opened first shanty store next to Post Office on west side, was built in July 1857. Dr. Allen left EC with Capt. Wheeler's Co. in fall of 1863 and was asst. surgeon in 2nd Wisc. Reg. After war went to Iowa. |
| 1878-06-27 | Chase | Eben S. | Moving to Idaho. House burned, as well as house of Henry Cousin next door. |
| 1878-06-27 | Cousin | Henry | House burned, as well as the house of Eben S. Chase next door. |
| 1878-06-25 | Allen | William W. | Died at Mason City, IA June 20. Came to EC in spring of 1857. Brother-in-law of Mrs. E.H. Playter. Proprietor of Allen's Hall, 335 Water St., site of [illegible] Books. One of first to establish store on west side. Served as Supt. of Schools. Married daughter of Uri T. Dennison. Related to Adin Randall by marriage. In Civil War. Practiced medicine in Mason City for years. |
| 1878-06-25 | Allen | William W. | Died at Mason City, Iowa on June 20, 1878. Came to EC in spring of 1857. Brother-in-law of Mrs. E.H. Playter. Proprietor of Allen's Hall at 335 Water St. site of Books; one of first to establish store on west side. Served as town Superintendent of Schools. Married the daughter of Uri T. Dennison, related to Adin Randall by marriage. During Civil War practiced medicine in Mason City for years. |
| 1878-05-01 | French | Edmund Charles | Thanks customers for five years of dental business. Makes teeth on rubber, celluloid or gold bases. |
| 1878-05-01 | Marston | Stephen | Building large building on Gray Street. |
| 1878-04-01 | Bean | Frank | At Waupun for burglary |
| 1878-04-01 | Derge | Julius | Derge Bros. mnfg. cigars. |
| 1878-04-01 | Huntington | Henry | Purchased milk int. of Mr. Chase. |
| 1878-04-01 | Linton | Alvin | Sent to Waupun for horse stealing. |
| 1878-03-01 | French | Edmund Charles | Weighs 320 lbs. |
| 1878-03-01 | Mead | Ira | House burned south of west side depot, outside city limits. |
| 1878-03-01 | Randall | Thomas E. | Thomas & son have shipped over 121,000 bushes of wheat from their warehouse since the middle of August. |
| 1878-01-03 | Whipple | Darwin C. | Has purchased interest in woolen mill on Otter Creek with Mr. Robbins. |
| 1878-01-01 | Day | Dwight Washington | Bought old Phillips residence on Barstow and is rebuilding it. |
| 1878-01-01 | Huntington | Henry | Son-in-law of Josiah Shaw. |
| 1878-01-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Mrs. P. and a few other ladies collecting money to open public reading room. |
| 1878-01-01 | Reed | James | Pioneer of EC, now lives in Fall Creek. |
| 1877-10-11 | Teal | B. Frank | [Advertisement] Merchant tailoring house. |
| 1877-10-06 | Barron | John | In 1861 purchased site and built flouring mill on Lowes Creek which he ran for four years. |
| 1877-10-01 | Barron | John | Died of apoplexy. Came to EC in 1857. Built flouring mill on Otter Creek with H. Clay Williams, bought Blue Mills and sold flour mill. Hard times came and Co. formed to purchase mill, now called Badger Mill. He was in mercantile business at time of death. |
| 1877-10-01 | Pound | Anna | Golden wedding anniv. of Joel and Anna Pound. Were married in Rochester, NY. Quakers. |
| 1877-10-01 | Pound | Joel | Golden wedding anniv. of Joel and Anna Pound. Were married in Rochester, NY. Quakers. |
| 1877-10-01 | Williams | H. Clay | With John Barron, built flouring mill on Otter Creek. |
| 1877-08-01 | Pound | Thad C. | Honorable T.C. Pound came in from OH where he left Mrs. P. at her parents for her health. |
| 1877-07-01 | Bartingale | Tom | Laborer in Smith Bros. harvest fields, got sun stroke. |
| 1877-06-14 | Wychoff | S. V. | Closed up his store and moved to MN or IA. |
| 1877-05-26 | Harminson | Cal | Has burned 1 kiln of brick containing about 125,000. |
| 1877-05-01 | Angel | Texas | Moving to San Francisco. Has been lawyer here for ten years. |
| 1877-05-01 | Buck | H. P. | Died. Came to county in 1856 and the city in 1863. Held several local offices. Engaged in farming and lumbering. Brother of Arthur. |
| 1877-05-01 | Day | Henry L. | Office contains so many stuffed birds, reptiles and fish as to resemble a taxidermist's shop. |
| 1877-03-01 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Bought steamer built at Big Bend last season and will run it in competition with Heerman's Line. |
| 1877-03-01 | Lang | Charles | Opened tin shop in brick block opposite new Eau Claire House. |
| 1877-03-01 | Leubkeman | William | Building a cottage on Ann Street between First and Second. |
| 1877-01-18 | Williams | H. Clay | Residence in Third Ward burned. Occupied by M. Levy of firm of Stien and Levy. |
| 1877-01-04 | James | Charles L. | Giving many lectures. |
| 1877-01-04 | Lang | Anton | Came to Eau Claire in 1860 and ran a dairy. Died of dropsy at age 58. |
| 1877-01-01 | Day | Henry L. | Advertising small pox vaccinations. |
| 1876-12-27 | Barland | Birney | Married Alice Wood |
| 1876-12-27 | Wood | Alice | Married Birney Barland |
| 1876-12-01 | French | Seth | Seth French & Co. have erected a very fine street lamp outside their store with inscriptions in German and Norwegian. This is the largest and handsomest street light in EC and the first on Barstow St. |
| 1876-09-01 | Crabbe | Fannie | Niece of O.H. Ingram. Marries Frank Farwell. |
| 1876-09-01 | Farwell | Frank | Married Fannie Crabbe, niece of O.H. Ingram. |
| 1876-09-01 | Hogeboom | Charles E. | Purchased Oramal Walker's cobblestone house for $1,500. |
| 1876-09-01 | Ingram | O. H. | Niece Fannie Crabbe marries Frank Farwell. |
| 1876-09-01 | Leland | E. R. | Leaves post as cashier of Clark and Ingram's Bank to join editorial staff of Popular Science Monthly. |
| 1876-08-01 | Purdy | Retiring from firm shared with Dr. Henry L. Day and Dr. Dwight W. Day. | |
| 1876-07-25 | Barland | John Clarkson | Mother Margaret Barland dies at age 68. |
| 1876-07-25 | Barland | Margaret | [Thomas Barland's] wife Margaret died. |
| 1876-07-25 | Barland | Margaret | Mother of John Clarkson Barland. Died at age 68. |
| 1876-07-25 | Barland | Thomas | Wife Margaret died. |
| 1876-07-25 | Weber | W. T. | Moved to [Sauk] City. |
| 1876-05-18 | Carmichael | Thomas | Came in '57. Served three years in war. In '62 raised 75 men for the 17th Wis. and conveyed them to St. Louis at his own expense. |
| 1876-04-30 | Skinner | Francis R. | Left with family for Detroit where they will live in summer and will build home in FL. He inherited money from his father and gave up medicine because of his health. |
| 1876-03-01 | Barland | John Clarkson | Teaching Sunday School. |
| 1876-03-01 | Childs | A. M. | Came in '73. Appointed to land office here. |
| 1876-03-01 | Free | H. T. | Came to EC in 1867, in building business, Rundle & Free. |
| 1876-02-10 | Callahan | Denton | Son of J.C. Callahan. Will spend two years in Michigan with Harry Porter. |
| 1876-02-10 | Callahan | J. C. | Father of Denton |
| 1876-02-10 | Porter | Gilbert E. | Father of Harry. |
| 1876-02-10 | Porter | Harry | Son of Gilbert E. Porter Harry will spend two years in Michigan with Den Callahan. |
| 1876-01-01 | Chapman | George B. | Came to EC in 1860 in merchantile and lumber business. |
| 1876-01-01 | Cousins | Henry | Came to EC in 1866. District Attorney and member of Legislature in 1871. |
| 1876-01-01 | Day | Henry L. | Arrived from Iowa and formed partnership with his brother, Dwight Washington, and Dr. Purdy. |
| 1876-01-01 | Galloway | William T. | Came to EC in 1857. Chairman of town of North EC. School supt. and assessor. Able physician. |
| 1876-01-01 | Kelly | John J. | Born in Cork Co., Ireland. Came to EC circa 1856. Served four years in Civil War. Commissioned after battle of Shiloh. |
| 1876-01-01 | Kennedy | Donald | Came to EC in 1857. Entered partnership with O.H. Ingram and A.M. Dole. |
| 1876-01-01 | Leland | D. | Singing classes under leadership of Leland. |
| 1876-01-01 | Moon | Delos R. | Erecting brick residence which will exceed anything in city. |
| 1876-01-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | In court for driving too fast. Friends taking up collection to pay fine |
| 1876-01-01 | Walker | Oramal | Sold cobblestone house to Dr. Charles E. Hogeboom for $1,500. |
| 1875-11-25 | McVicar | Archibald | Died at age 83. Came to this valley in 1855 and settled farm. Has son J. Dugald. Was an early war recruit and victim. 4 sons & 3 daughters left. |
| 1875-11-25 | McVicar | J. Dugald | Son of Archibald McVicar. |
| 1875-11-25 | MvVicar | Archibald | Died age 83. Came to this valley in 1855 and settled farm. Has son J. Dugald. Was an early war recruit and victim. 4 sons & 3 daughters left. |
| 1875-10-01 | Arnold | Leonhart | With brother Louis, has contract for rebuilding 1st Ward School. |
| 1875-09-01 | Chappell | Addison D. | Chappel & Co. new buildings on south-east corner of Kelsey & River, most important added recently. |
| 1875-09-01 | Graham | Hiram P. | Rebuilding foundry in new place, near the C. in 1st Ward, 2 blks from EC bridge. |
| 1875-08-18 | Graham | Hiram P. | Graham & White foundry burns. Loss $20,000. |
| 1875-07-24 | Truax | Joseph | Died on consumption. Here for four years. |
| 1875-06-17 | Thorp | Joseph C. | Elected director of Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad at meeting in NY. |
| 1875-06-01 | Reed | George | Son of James. Failed in grain business and merchandise in Fall Creek. |
| 1875-05-15 | Harminson | Cal | Establishing brick yard on Otter Creek on site of old one, which used to be in existance nine or ten years ago. Half a mile of raod has been built, & house, barn. |
| 1875-05-06 | Childs | A. M. | Building large house in south part of 6th Ward, on 3rd Ave. |
| 1875-05-06 | Graham | Hiram P. | Graham & White tannery burned. Loss $10,000. |
| 1875-05-01 | Hayden | Henry Hamilton | Bought P.O. for $8,501. |
| 1875-04-15 | French | Seth | Sold resident to P.S. Peabody; 3rd Ward, $4,000. |
| 1875-04-15 | Peabody | P. S. | Bought 3rd ward residence from Dr. Seth French for $4,000. |
| 1875-04-01 | Buffington | George A. | Elected mayor |
| 1875-04-01 | Peabody | P. S. | Purchased residence of Seth French in 3rd Ward for $4,000. One of the handsomest and best located properties. |
| 1875-01-01 | Kennedy | Donald | Building residence on Congress St., south of new school. |
| 1875-01-01 | Porter | Gilbert E. | New fire steamer named G.E. Porter. |
| 1874-12-01 | Peabody | P. S. | Bought Williams House, hereafter called Peabody House, a new comer. |
| 1874-11-18 | Spafford | Cal C. | Released from guardianship of court. |
| 1874-11-01 | Buffington | Clarence W. | Sec. and treas. of Valley Lumber Co. |
| 1874-11-01 | Buffington | George A. | President of Valley Lumber Co. |
| 1874-11-01 | Harminson | Cal | Building another ice house on Half Moon Lake. |
| 1874-10-01 | Leinenkugel | Matt | Died at age 38 of kidney disease. Came to Eau Claire 16 years ago. Funeral at Catholic church. [Note: Matt is listed as living in Jan. 1888 on the same card, so there appears to be some anomaly here.] |
| 1874-09-16 | Barland | John Clarkson | Won $8 at County Fair for yearling, Nero. |
| 1874-09-16 | Graham | Juila | Marries George T. Thompson, cashier at 1st Nat'l Bank. |
| 1874-09-16 | Thompson | George T. | Cashier at 1st National Bank. Marries Julia Graham. |
| 1874-07-01 | Ash | Henry | Owns new steamer, Iowa City. |
| 1874-07-01 | Marsston | Stephan | Erecting 3 story building on Grey St. near Dr. D.P. Grams office for boarding house or 3 family dwelling. |
| 1874-07-01 | Marston | Stephen | Erecting a three-story building on Grey Street, next to Dr. D.P. Grams office, for boarding house or three family dwelling. |
| 1874-05-21 | Demarie | Margaret | Married Lambert Dunville (or is Albert Lambert of Dunnville?) |
| 1874-05-21 | Demarie | Rosalie | Married Arthur McCann. |
| 1874-05-21 | McCann | Arthur | Married Rosalie Demarie. |
| 1874-04-01 | Marston | Stephen | New hall dedicated, formerly Gleasons' warehouse and steam boat landing. |
| 1874-03-14 | Newton | William | Will close EC House and manage Galloway Hotel. |
| 1874-02-07 | Latimor | Levi E. | Post Chancellor of Eau Claire Lodge #16 K of P. |
| 1874-02-07 | Playter | Ebenezer Horace | Master of finance of newly formed K.P. Lodge. |
| 1874-02-07 | Porter | Gilbert E. | Inside Guard of newly formed K.P. Lodge. |
| 1874-02-07 | Shaw | George Bullen | Is chancellor commanding newly formed K.P. Lodge. |
| 1874-01-01 | Ash | Henry | Has contracts with every mill but one to return rafts crews on Moniter which he bought from EC Lumber Co. and Ida Campbell which he chartered. |
| 1874-01-01 | Buffington | E. | Wife reported to have eloped with a Minnesota man |
| 1874-01-01 | Galloway | Fannie Meade | Weighs 300 pounds. Wife of Dr. W.K. Galloway, who built Galloway House and lived on Farwell St. side of hotel. |
| 1874-01-01 | Galloway | W. K. | Built Galloway House. Lived on Farwell St. side of hotel. |
| 1874-01-01 | Moon | Delos R. | New residence at Porterville destroyed by fire. |
| 1873-12-20 | Betz | John | Shoemaker shop destroyed by fire |
| 1873-12-18 | Gleason | William Henry | New brick block burned. |
| 1873-12-11 | Chandler | Chauncey | Will conduct Williams House. |
| 1873-12-11 | Nelson | James P. | Left the Williams House (a hotel). |
| 1873-12-01 | Ash | Henry | Has leased interest of Chancey Mills and will run busses and carry mails to and from all trains. |
| 1873-10-01 | Barland | Birney | Returned from Milwaukee with short horn thoroughbred bull which cost $200 |
| 1873-10-01 | Ingram | Orin H. | Purchased Wheaton mill, which shut down some time. |
| 1873-09-18 | Barland | John Clarkson | Devon bull entered in fair of 1873 won $25. |
| 1873-09-11 | Callahan | Kate | Marries Will Teal. |
| 1873-09-11 | Teal | Will | Marries Kate Callahan. |
| 1873-09-11 | Teall | William Allen | Will Teall married Kate Callahan. |
| 1873-09-04 | Graham | Fred | Leaving for U. of W. with six others from EC. |
| 1873-09-04 | McGrath | Jessie | Leaving for the University. |
| 1873-09-04 | Weber | Will | Will Weber is leaving for University. |
| 1873-07-03 | Buell | A. T. | Building house at end of Barstow St |
| 1873-06-01 | Mayhew | Charles F. | Spent $5,000 on grist mill on west side. K865 building addition to steam saw mill for a furniture manufactory. |
| 1873-05-01 | McGrath | Building a three-story brick building at N.W. Corner of Gibson and Barstow. | |
| 1873-04-01 | Daniels | Martin | Died. Had been clerk of court for ten years. Came to EC in 1859. |
| 1873-04-01 | Galloway | William T. | Dr. Galloway's hotel to have three stories. Also in 1873 (month unknown), city built new engine house on EC St. on lot formerly occupied by Dr. Galloway's office. |
| 1873-03-20 | Gans | George W. | Book keeper for Ingram & Kennedy's Eddy mill store. |
| 1873-01-30 | Cook | Jacob S. | Jacob left here to Mo., daughter taught first school here. |
| 1873-01-01 | Culver | Joseph C. | Culver house cost $900. |
| 1873-01-01 | Farwell | L. W. | About to move west. |
| 1873-01-01 | Gleason | William H. | Ex-mayor from Florida visiting in EC. |
| 1873-01-01 | Larkin | P. O. | Spent $1000 on house. |
| 1873-01-01 | Meggett | Alexander | Spent $5000 improving buildings. |
| 1873-01-01 | Meggett | Mary | Married John S. Smith. |
| 1873-01-01 | Moon | Delos R. | Joined Porter in lumbering in 1867. Building handsome residence on farm. Went into gen. Merchandizing with G.B. Chapman and Company earlier. Came to Eau Claire 1857. |
| 1873-01-01 | Porter | Gilbert E. | Had stroke. |
| 1873-01-01 | Smith | John S. | John S. Smith wed Mary Meggett |
| 1873-01-01 | Smith | Mary | Mary Meggett wed John S. Smith |
| 1872-11-01 | Phillips | Bradley | Accepted church in Hudson. |
| 1872-08-01 | Deming | George W. | Chairman of County Board. |
| 1872-06-20 | Kidder | Alberoni | Brick yard near south limits of 6th W. Makes 10,000 bricks per day. |
| 1872-06-20 | Kidder | Nellie | Married Bertrand Richardson. [Daughter of Rev. Alberoni Kidder?] |
| 1872-06-20 | Phillips | Bradley | Sold building on Barstow to Stocking Brothers. Upper part to be job printing. Lower floor a store. Will dispose of stock at low figure. |
| 1872-06-20 | Richardson | Bertrand | Marries Nellie Kidder. |
| 1872-06-01 | Buffington | Clarence M. | Married Ida Kneer |
| 1872-06-01 | Buffington | George A. | Geo. B. & Co. moved into new store on west side, 1st door west of P.O. |
| 1872-06-01 | Kneer | Ida | Married Clarence M. Buffington |
| 1872-06-01 | Kneer | Matthias | Building addition to Chippewa House. |
| 1872-06-01 | Mayhew | Augustus Vinton | Mayhews saw mill, furniture factory & feed mill destroyed by fire, loss $12,000. |
| 1872-05-20 | Angel | Texas | Member of first city council from 6th Ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Barron | Martin Van Buren | Elected member of first city council from 3rd Ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Bullen | Charles Augustus | Member of first city council from 4th ward |
| 1872-05-20 | Carmichael | Thomas | Elected member 1st city council for 5th ward |
| 1872-05-20 | Demarest | Jabob Burett | Member of first city council from 6th ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Deming | George W. | Member of first city council from 5th ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | French | A. J. | Elected member of first city council from 3rd Ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Graham | Hiram P. | First mayor of EC. |
| 1872-05-20 | Hart | Peter | Member 1st city council from 3rd Ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Kennedy | Donald | Elected member of first city council from 4th Ward. |
| 1872-05-20 | Latimor | Levi E. | First Eau Claire Police Justice. |
| 1872-05-20 | Playter | Ebenezer Horace | First EC city treasurer. |
| 1872-05-20 | Tolles | Robert | Elected to first City Council from 1st Ward. |
| 1872-05-16 | Chase | Eben S. | Laying out new addition to city just above depot. |
| 1872-05-16 | Kelly | John J. | Returned from Montana; didn't like it there. |
| 1872-05-16 | Nauman | Isaac | Doing mason work for rebuilding of Truax Building. |
| 1872-05-16 | Spafford | Cal C. | Writes from Rockford. Left EC after severe attack of typhoid. |
| 1872-05-16 | Woodworth | John | John is visiting here; now lives in Clinton. |
| 1872-05-06 | Palmer | George | Son of Rodman. Appointed to West Point. |
| 1872-05-06 | Palmer | Rodman | Father of George. |
| 1872-05-01 | Barland | Birney | Ice cool milk delivered at five cents a quart by Barland Brothers (John and Birney). |
| 1872-05-01 | Barland | John Clarkson | Ice cool milk delivered at five cents a quart by Barland Brothers (John and Birney). |
| 1872-05-01 | Barnes | Horace W. | Hon. H.W. Barnes and family moved to Oswego, KS. |
| 1872-05-01 | Cass | John | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with Will Ellis, S.C. Putnam and Will Teal. |
| 1872-05-01 | Ellis | Will | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, S.C. Putnam and Will Teal. |
| 1872-05-01 | Gans | William | Is street superintendent. |
| 1872-05-01 | Gleason | William H. | Bldg. in 2nd Ward belonging to Skinner and Gleason rented for city offices at $500 per year. |
| 1872-05-01 | Putnam | S. C. | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, Will Ellis and Will Teal. |
| 1872-05-01 | Rust | William Aloney | Started savings bank with F.W. Woodward. |
| 1872-05-01 | Teal | Will | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, S.C. Putnam and Will Ellis. |
| 1872-05-01 | Woodward | F. W. | Started savings bank with William A. Rust. |
| 1872-04-04 | Wolf | Victor | Chief of Police. |
| 1872-04-01 | Barland | George Chapin | In high school. Neither absent nor tardy, got 94 for term. |
| 1872-04-01 | Gleason | Charles R. | City clerk. Lived on NE corner of Seaver and Farwell. |
| 1872-03-14 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Co. Bd. granted ferry charter across Chippewa on sec. 36, T27-R 10W to James Hutchins and J.D. Hadley for three years. |
| 1872-03-14 | Hutchins | James | Co. Bd. granted ferry charter across Chippewa on sec. 36, T27-R 10W to James Hutchins and J.D. Hadley for three years. |
| 1872-02-29 | Williams | H. Clay | Wife died, age 38. |
| 1872-01-01 | Angel | M. A. | Started commercial school |
| 1872-01-01 | Barland | John Clarkson | Went to St. Paul for celebration of arrival of Western Wisconsin Railroad. |
| 1872-01-01 | Cass | John | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with S.C. Putnam, Will Ellis and Will Teall. |
| 1872-01-01 | Ellis | Will | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, S.C. Putnam and Will Teall. |
| 1872-01-01 | Harminson | Cal | Building ice house 22 x 100 at west end of C. Bridge. |
| 1872-01-01 | Ketcham | Daniel H. | Dr. Ketcham and family gone to Montana. Had a son Jean who was hung out West. |
| 1872-01-01 | Marston | Stephen | Sold mill and sash factory to Rundle & Free. [Hundle? Bundle? First letter offset and very hard to read] |
| 1872-01-01 | Moon | Delos R. | Manager of lumber yard in Hannibal, Missouri. |
| 1872-01-01 | Putnam | S. C. | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, Will Ellis and Will Teall. |
| 1872-01-01 | Teall | Will | Started a gym and bath house on river bank below lower warehouse with John Cass, Will Ellis and S.C. Putnam. |
| 1871-12-07 | Barland | George Chapin | Got 90 for term in school. |
| 1871-12-07 | Barland | John Clarkson | Lawyer for plantiff with W.P. Bartlett. Verdict for plantiff. |
| 1871-12-01 | Phillips | Bradley | Hon. B. Phillips, Assemblyman, takes seat in Senate in Madison. |
| 1871-10-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Mrs. Putnam lost all her baggage in Chicago fire. |
| 1871-09-01 | Barland | George Chapin | In high school, neither absent nor tardy. |
| 1871-08-31 | Chase | Even S. | Marries Libby French. |
| 1871-08-31 | Cook | Welles | Moved to Iowa. |
| 1871-08-31 | Day | Mrs. George W. | Fire in Mrs. G.W. Day's residence on Eau Claire Street between Reeds' billiard saloon in rear of Free Press and William's block. |
| 1871-08-31 | French | Libby | Marries Eben S. Chase. |
| 1871-08-01 | Rust | William Aloney | Will be partner with F.W. Woodward in banking and real estate. |
| 1871-08-01 | Woodward | F. W. | William A. Rust will be partner with Woodward in banking and real estate. |
| 1871-07-29 | Hantzsch | E. R. | Fitted up second floor for a town hall, stage 168' x 26'. Hall 26' x 70'. Greatly needed since destruction of Weber's Hall. |
| 1871-07-20 | Buell | R. B. | Principal of west side school left for California. Forgot to pay paper bill before he left. Left because of talk about his character and sued A. Kidder for $500 for defamation of character. |
| 1871-07-20 | Bullard | Eugene | New partner of AA Cutter. Had previously run Reed's Hotel for six years. |
| 1871-07-20 | Culver | "Jean" | Now occupies house vacated by Dr. William Walker Day, who left for Montana in May. |
| 1871-07-20 | Day | William Walker | House now occupied by "Jean" Culver. |
| 1871-07-20 | Woodward | Francis W. | Erecting a large dwelling on Gilbert Ave. |
| 1871-06-19 | Hantzsch | E. R. | New store on Barstow nearly opp. Weber's Hall, brick, 26' x 70', two stories, windows bordered with clear stone cut from Melville's quarry on west side. |
| 1871-06-01 | Bailey | William F. | Edits News. |
| 1871-06-01 | Brunette | Jean | 80 years old. Visited in city, camped at mouth of EC 41 years ago. Built first saw mill on Chippewa River where Union Lumber Co. mill is now in 1832. Later buried in Chippewa Falls cemetery. |
| 1871-06-01 | Cousins | Henry | Building brick building next to Bradley Phillips store. |
| 1871-06-01 | Marston | Stephen | Retired as Post Master after 8 years. |
| 1871-05-04 | Chase | Eben S. | Post Master after Marston. |
| 1871-05-04 | Day | W. W. | Goes to Montana with Chet Hale. |
| 1871-05-04 | Day | William Walker | Outfit started for Montana. Escorted out of town with a band. Chet Hall is going with him. Dr. Day has been a doctor here 14 years. |
| 1871-05-04 | Hall | Chet | Outfit started for Montana. Leaves with Dr. William Walker Day. |
| 1871-05-04 | Pomeroy | Brick | Divorced and pays wife $20,000 alimony. |
| 1871-05-01 | Leinenkugel | Brewery on Half Moon Lake. | |
| 1871-05-01 | Phillips | Bradley | Started merchants numbering places of business on Barstow St. |
| 1871-04-13 | Thorp | Joseph C. | Moves back to EC from Madison. |
| 1871-01-01 | Barron | Martin Van Buren | Residence at foot of Barstow St., built by Bangs & Fish. |
| 1871-01-01 | Bullard | Eugene | Ran hotel at Reeds Landing last six years, now new partner of Addison A. Cutter. |
| 1871-01-01 | Culver | Jean | W.W. Day's home now owned by "Jean" Culver. |
| 1871-01-01 | Cutter | Addison A. | Has new partner, Eugene Bullard, who ran hotel at Reeds Landing for past six years. |
| 1871-01-01 | Day | W. W. | W.W. Day's home now owned by "Jean" Culver. |
| 1871-01-01 | Moon | Adelbert | Adelbert Moon captured by Sheffif Whipple, found grain, pork secreted on fathers farm in Pleasant Valley. |
| 1870-10-20 | Bartlett | E. M. | Married Adele French, daughter of Dr. A.J. French. |
| 1870-10-20 | French | A. J. | Father of Adele |
| 1870-10-20 | French | Adele | Daughter of Dr. A.J. French. Marries Col. E.M. Bartlett. |
| 1870-10-20 | Mead | Ira | Residence on west side burned completely. |
| 1870-09-01 | Angel | Texas | Office on second floor of Thorp and Truas bldg. with Ellis. |
| 1870-09-01 | Bartlett | E. M. | Sometime in Sept. 1870, exact date unknown. Brother of Judge Bartlett of Minneapolis. |
| 1870-09-01 | Ellis | Joseph F. | Office in 2nd floor of Thorp & Truax bldg., with Angel. |
| 1870-09-01 | Gunn | Building flour and feed store on N. Barstow. | |
| 1870-09-01 | Jackson | Andrew | Occ. part of S. Marston's store in Thorp & Truax bldg. as jewelry store. |
| 1870-09-01 | Marston | Stephen | Rented corner store of Thorp and Truax Building for P.O. and bookstore. |
| 1870-09-01 | Newton | William | Received fine covered omnibus to convey passengers |
| 1870-09-01 | Putnam | Henry C. | Rents office rooms in Thorp and Truax Building. Fronting on Kelsey St. at rear of Truax store, used for banking house with Woodward. |
| 1870-09-01 | Vilas | Levi Madison | Office in 2nd story of Thorp and Truax building. |
| 1870-08-18 | Cook | Welles | Building 52'x89', 3 stories. Front finished in brown "Frear" stone. |
| 1870-06-23 | Kidder | Alberoni | Rev. Alberoni Kidder started brick yard with Daniel Shaw in hollow of Trout Borrk [sic] just between Shawtown and Truax Prairie. |
| 1870-06-23 | Shaw | Daniel | Rev. Alberoni Kidder started brick yard with Daniel Shaw in hollow of Trout Borrk [sic] just between Shawtown and Truax Prairie. |
| 1870-06-23 | Shaw | Daniel | Started a brick yard with Rev. Kidder. |
| 1870-06-02 | Bailey | William F. | Building new house on 2nd Ave. in form of Italian villa. |
| 1870-06-02 | Barland | John Clarkson | Started taking census. |
| 1870-06-02 | Day | Mrs. George W. | Mrs. George Day opened ice cream parlor in her front parlor on Gibson St. |
| 1870-06-02 | Harris | Madison Weaver | Employed for several years with Rumsey Line here. Now in the Ida Campbell of Diamond Jo Line. |
| 1870-06-02 | Hathaway | Opened new brickyard near dells on west side. | |
| 1870-06-02 | Wyman | David | An animal pound was established. David Wyman is pound master. |
| 1870-06-01 | Reed | James | Getting lumber and brick for billiard saloon on Gibson St. 36' x 80'. Six tables. |
| 1870-05-19 | Boyd | Robert K. | Boyd & Randall employ 25 & have several men engaged on their extensive farm lands. |
| 1870-05-19 | Mayhew | Augustus Vinton | Employ 40 skilled laborers & others. Does not include steam pulp factory on Water Street, the old grub pin machine on Menomonie Street or the 2 lake mills now in action. |
| 1870-05-12 | Marston | Stephen | Has mill and sash factory in west Eau Claire. Employs 40 hands and 8 skilled laborers. |
| 1870-05-01 | Owens | Dan | Opened a barber shop in building formerly occupied by Johnson confectionary shop on Barstow St. There will be three chairs. |
| 1870-04-28 | Cook | Welles | Foster, Jones, Cook & Gleason building a 3 story brick store on Barstow. Upper floor for Masons & Odd Fellows. |
| 1870-04-28 | Foster | Foster, Jones, Cook & Gleason building a 3 story brick store on Barstow. Upper floor for Masons & Odd Fellows. | |
| 1870-04-28 | Gleason | Foster, Jones, Cook & Gleason building a 3 story brick store on Barstow. Upper floor for Masons & Odd Fellows. | |
| 1870-04-28 | Gleason | William H. | Foster, Jones, Cook & Gleason have started three-story brick store on Barstow St. Upper floor will be for Masons. |
| 1870-04-28 | Haddon | C. L. | Sold Monongahela House to Joseph D. Hadley. |
| 1870-04-28 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Bought Monogahela House from C.L. Haddon. |
| 1870-04-28 | Jones | Foster, Jones, Cook & Gleason building a 3 story brick store on Barstow. Upper floor for Masons & Odd Fellows. | |
| 1870-04-28 | Slingluff | Henry | Henry married Josie LaPoint of Detroit. |
| 1870-04-28 | Sommermeyer | Charles W. E. | Large flouring mill on Elk Creek belonging to H. Sommermeyer and Brothers destroyed by fire. Their store in EC destroyed by fire in 1864 and again last May. They expect to rebuild. |
| 1870-04-28 | Stillman | John E. | Building brick store next to Chapman and Thorp's; 65x26', two stories. |
| 1870-04-28 | Williams | George W. | Building new hotel on River St. 48'x25', three stories. (Williams House) |
| 1870-04-21 | Barnes | Horace W. | With G. Boree, bought out store lately run by E. Boree. |
| 1870-04-21 | Boree | G. | With Horace W. Barnes, bought out store lately run by E. Boree. |
| 1870-04-07 | Jackson | Mrs. O.F. | Mrs. O.F. Jackson, 24, committed suicide by cutting her throat 6 times. |
| 1870-04-07 | Leland | Principal of North Eau Claire school. | |
| 1870-04-01 | Harris | Madison Weaver | In charge of steamer Chippewa. |
| 1870-03-21 | Buffington | G. A. | Sold Niagara House to Joseph D. Hadley. |
| 1870-03-21 | Buffington | George A. | Sold Niagara House to J.D. Hadley. |
| 1870-03-21 | Hadley | J. D. | Bought Niagara House from George A. Buffington. |
| 1870-03-21 | Hadley | Joseph D. | Bought Niagara House from G.A. Buffington. |
| 1870-03-11 | Reed | James | Sold billiard hall. |
| 1870-03-01 | Deyarman | Hugh | New hall on site of Johnson's Hall. $5,500 to be bricked over. |
| 1870-02-09 | Teal | B. Frank | George E. Teal dissolves partnership with Frank who will continue at old stand at Union Bank. |
| 1870-02-09 | Teall | George Clinton | Dissolved clothing business with B. Frank Teall. |
| 1870-02-03 | Angel | Texas | Resident on west side cost $2,000. |
| 1870-02-01 | Jackson | Andrew | Lancsons Bros. [sic--Jackson?] opposite steam boat landing. |
| 1870-02-01 | Latimor | Levi E. | Home at 4th and Broadway. Cost $3000. |
| 1870-01-06 | Barland | John Clarkson | Deputy Marshall for this district. |
| 1870-01-01 | Cobban | Robert | Of the M.E. Church; died at Mondovi. |
| 1870-01-01 | Moon | Dell | Fined for selling liquor to a minor. |
| 1870-01-01 | Moon | Delos R. | Returned to Eau Claire to stay. |
| 1869-12-26 | Barnes | Horace W. | Earlier in the year had new law office just about residence on Barstow. Now leaves to take seat in Legislature. |
| 1869-10-28 | Carey | Hugh | Bought int. of W.T. Price in Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls stage line. Will run daily coaches. |
| 1869-10-28 | Mayhew | Augustus Vinton | Opened furniture store adjoining Joyce Brothers Meat Market on Kelsey St. |
| 1869-10-28 | Price | W. T. | Sold interest in Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls stage line to Hugh Carey. |
| 1869-10-28 | Woodworth | John | Brother of William (deceased) and former resident is coming again to EC to settle permanently. To be part of Williams and Angel. |
| 1869-08-19 | Hall | Mary A. | Of LaFayette, Chippewa County. Married Thomas E. Randall. |
| 1869-08-19 | Randall | Thomas E. | Thomas E. married Mrs. Mary A. Hall of LaFayette, Chippewa County. |
| 1869-06-17 | Skinner | Francis R. | Sold store building and stock of drugs on EC St. to Col. E.M. Bartlett, Dr. A.J. French and E.J. Farr who will continue. |
| 1869-06-10 | Barland | Birney | Kicked by horse, suffers broken arm |
| 1869-06-10 | Latimer | Levi E. | Alternate spelling of Latimor. (Records entered under Latimor.) |
| 1869-06-10 | Latimor | Levi E. | Building residence on 4th Avenue. |
| 1869-06-10 | Sommermeyer | Charles W. E. | Bought lot next to Schlegelmilch store; 25' for $2,000 from Dr. Skinner. |
| 1869-06-03 | Chandler | Chauncey | Hotel and contents lost in fire. |
| 1869-06-03 | Chapman | George B. | Huge fire downtown destroyed Chapman's store, owned by Peter Truax. |
| 1869-06-03 | Reed | James | Big fire in Reed's Block on May 24. Burned all wooden building in the block. Loss to Reed $6000 with $200 [or $2000, edge cut off] insurance. |
| 1869-06-03 | Truax | Peter | Huge fire downtown destroyed George B. Chapman's store, owned by Peter Truax. |
| 1869-06-03 | Wychoff | S. V. | Huge fire consumed store on corner of Gibson and B[arstow]. |
| 1869-06-01 | Day | George W. | Ellis & Day livery stable at foot of Eau Claire St. |
| 1869-05-20 | Bartlett | E. M. | Taking place of G.E. Porter as Register at Land Office. Acted as agent for collection of soliders bounties in 1866. |
| 1869-05-20 | Williams | H. Clay | Left job as Receiver at Land Office. |
| 1869-04-22 | Chapman | George B. | Building brick store one door south of post office. |
| 1869-04-22 | Stocking | Hobart M. | Taking place of H. Clay Williams as Receiver of Land Office. |
| 1869-04-22 | Whipple | Darwin C. | Established "Omnibus Line." (Barland's note: or was it Charles Whipple?) |
| 1869-04-01 | Callahan | J. C. | Village elected for trustee. President, J.C. Callahan. |
| 1869-04-01 | Gleason | Charles R. | Elected village trustee. |
| 1869-03-25 | Williams | H. Clay | Sold out interest in Blue Mills to Barron. |
| 1869-03-04 | Keith | John | Recovered from catarrah [sic] and back at Spafford & Clark's Bank. |
| 1869-01-21 | Chapman | George B. | Purchased half lot adjoining Marston's store from Mr. Marston. Will erect brick store, two stoires, 28' x 65', to be entirely fireproof. |
| 1869-01-01 | Chase | Eben S. | Elected village clerk |
| 1869-01-01 | Graham | Hiram P. | Elected village trustee |
| 1869-01-01 | Johnson | C. E. | Skating rink in court house square being enlarged. |
| 1869-01-01 | Ketcham | Daniel H. | Drug store near Kelsey St. bridge. |
| 1869-01-01 | Marston | Stephen | Elected village trustee. |
| 1868-12-21 | Gray | James A. | Died. |
| 1868-12-21 | Meggett | Alexander | Building 2 or 3 tenement houses opposite Dr. Skinner residence. |
| 1868-12-17 | Johnson | C. E. | Formerly of Chippewa Falls. To open a rink in Grant & Wilson Wigwam, an addition 30' long for dressing rooms. Will make enclosures 70'x150'. EC Brass Band at opening Dec. 23. |
| 1868-12-03 | Truax | Peter | Purchased Porter and Moon's Block on corner of Barstow and Ferry Streets. Price $6,000. (Ferry St. was where ferry crossed somewhere north of Grand Ave.) |
| 1868-08-20 | Buell | A. T. | New store on Barstow & Gray |
| 1868-08-20 | Buffington | George A. | Opened store next to Wilder's. Presided over by Sam Kidder. |
| 1868-08-20 | Ellis | Samuel | Doubling size of house on Farwell St. |
| 1868-08-20 | Fulton | Lou | Has fine house on Barstow. |
| 1868-08-20 | Kidder | Sam | Presided over store next to Wilder's owned by George A. Buffington. |
| 1868-08-20 | Kidder | Samuel S. | Operates store for G.A. Buffington. |
| 1868-08-20 | Skinner | Francis R. | Building at corner of Barstow and Pearl. |
| 1868-07-16 | Cook | Welles | Conducts "New York Store," which William H. Gleason buys interest in. |
| 1868-07-16 | Gleason | William H. | Sold warehouse and levee to J.S. Morrison, on east side near end of Main St. Bought interest in "New York Store" conducted by Welles Cook. |
| 1868-07-16 | Morrison | J. S. | Purchased warehouse and levee on east side near end of Main St. from William H. Gleason. |
| 1868-07-16 | Williams | H. Clay | Took Vilas of Madison in as law partner. |
| 1868-06-25 | Hall | Chet | Now in command of the Silas Wright. Last season commanded the Ida Campbell. |
| 1868-06-09 | Burgar | Joseph | Burgar Bros. just completed third story of their brick store, which has been leased by Masonic Lodge. |
| 1868-05-21 | Buell | A. T. | Building new store on Barstow |
| 1868-05-21 | Foster | Elias R. | Disssolved partnership with R.F. Wilson. New dwelling on River St. |
| 1868-05-21 | Henry | Hugh | Is nearest neighbor of W.P. Bartlett. (This cannot be Capt. Charles Henry's son.) |
| 1868-05-21 | Kemp | Alexander | Residence on NW corner of Farwell and Gray. |
| 1868-05-21 | Marston | Stephen | Large dwelling nearly complete. |
| 1868-05-21 | Mosher | Nelson H. | New dwelling on River St. |
| 1868-05-21 | Newton | William | William added to EC House. |
| 1868-05-21 | Sommermeyer | Charles W. E. | Home on Farwell St. |
| 1868-05-21 | Wilson | R. F. | Elias R. Foster dissolves partnership with R.F. Wilson. |
| 1868-05-21 | Wilson | Richard F. | Disolved partnership with Foster. |
| 1868-05-01 | Burgar | Joseph | Mrs. Burgar to build fine residence on S. Farwell. |
| 1868-05-01 | Rose | In next block south of EC House. John Rose building large store. | |
| 1868-04-22 | Whipple | Charles | Established "Omnibus and Transportation Co." Mort Brown will convey goods and passengers to every part of city. |
| 1868-04-16 | Cook | Welles | Bought fine residence of W.T. Weber at lower end of Farwell St. for $4,000. |
| 1868-04-16 | Weber | W. T. | Sold fine residence at lower end of Farwell St. to Welles Cook for $4,000. |
| 1868-04-09 | Ingram | Orin H. | Sold steamer Silas Wright to Rumsey of La Crosse. |
| 1868-04-02 | Kemp | Alexander | Laying foundation for residence south of Slingluffs on Barstow. |
| 1868-04-01 | Randall | Adin | Died at age 37. Leaves wife and six children. West side was long called Randall town due to interest he took in its growth. A man of strong, inflexible mind who was most generous both with money and time used for benefit of others. |
| 1868-02-01 | Kneer | Matthias | Building a large two-story brick bldg. just south of his hotel on Barstow. |
| 1868-01-09 | Bullard | Eugene | Commands Ida Campbell this season |
| 1868-01-09 | Teall | George Clinton | Owner of Yankee Clothing Store appointed Probate Judge in place of H.W. Barnes who resigned. |
| 1868-01-08 | Howard | Charles H. | Wife Mary dies at age 30 at Neosho Co., KS. |
| 1868-01-08 | Howard | Mary | Wife of Charles H. Howard. Dies at age 30 at Neosho Co., KS. |
| 1868-01-01 | Buffington | Ida | Married Samuel S. Kidder. |
| 1868-01-01 | Chandler | Daniel | Residence on 8th and Vine. |
| 1868-01-01 | Gunn | Bought int. in Jayce Bros. feed store. Has meat market in half of feed store. | |
| 1868-01-01 | Gunn | John | Pierce Joyce sold his interest in Joyce Bros. feed and flour store on Ferry St. to John Gunn. Store will be known as Joyce & Gunn. Half of store is meat market. |
| 1868-01-01 | Joyce | Pierce | Sold interest in feed store to John Gunn, will be known as Joyce & Gunn. Half of the store is meat market. |
| 1868-01-01 | Joyce | Pierce | Has stone quarry near Dells. |
| 1868-01-01 | Kidder | Samuel S. | Married Ida Buffington. |
| 1867-11-15 | Barland | Agnes | [Thomas Barland's] daughter Janet died, aged 19. |
| 1867-11-15 | Barland | Thomas | Daughter Janet died, aged 19. |
| 1867-10-16 | Kidder | Alberoni | Adv. dealer in Steinway Pianos. |
| 1867-10-03 | Leubkeman | William | Proprietor of tobacco house. |
| 1867-09-26 | Barland | Thomas | Sister Betsy Moffat sketched picture of bridge (over EC River where Dewey St. is). |
| 1867-09-26 | Moffat | Betsy | [Thomas Barland's] sister Betsy Moffat sketched picture of bridge (over EC River where Dewey St. is). |
| 1867-09-22 | Phillips | Mrs. George | Franklin St. Daughter of Mrs. Thomas E. Phillips by her first husband (not Phillips). |
| 1867-09-22 | Randall | Mrs. Thomas E. | Mrs. Thomas E. died at home of daughter (by first husband) Mrs. George Phillips, on Franklin St. Married Randall in Aug. 1867. |
| 1867-09-04 | Farwell | L. W. | Purchased four lots on the bench of Mrs. Gilbert in same block with J.O. French and commenced erecting large dwelling. |
| 1867-09-04 | Hoffman | Theodore | Commenced new residence opposite William Lea's on 4th Ave. |
| 1867-09-04 | Lea | William | Theodore Hoffman commenced new residence opposite William Lea's on 4th Ave. |
| 1867-08-01 | Clark | DeWitt C. | With Spafford in new brick building. From deeds Mary A. Thwing, wife of Joseph Thwing, daughter of DeWitt C. Clark. dated 1883. Had son DeWitt S. Clark on record 1888. Died April 10, 1882. Heirs were wife Nancy, Frank A. Clark, Orange City, FL, Mary A. Thwing, St. Paul, and DeWitt S. Clark, son of Nancy. |
| 1867-07-11 | Babcock | A. S. | Wheelwright for Chapman & Thorp mill |
| 1867-07-11 | Brunette | Jean | In Nov. 1833 Brunette built log house in Chippewa for DeMarie family. |
| 1867-07-11 | Cochrane | Saunders | Came to EC in early 1850s |
| 1867-07-11 | Gleason | William Henry | Joined Dick Wilson in 1855, bought 1/[illegible number]interest of Gage & Reed and laid out town. |
| 1867-07-11 | McCann | Stephan S. | article giving history |