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History of Buffalo & Pepin Counties, Wisconsin - Vol. 1
pub. H. C. Cooper, Jr. & Co., Winona, MN - 1919

         [page 154-155]
         
         CHARLES ROEMER, one of the early settlers of Wabasha county,
       where he developed a farm from the woods, was born in Hanover, 
       Germany, about 1845, and was twelve years old when he came to 
       the United States, locating in Minnesota. He was married in 
       this country to CAROLINE REISENGER, a native of the same German 
       state as himself, and who had come to America at the age of 25. 
       Securing a tract of 120 acres in Pepin, Wabasha county, MR. 
       ROEMER built a log house and began pioneer farming with the 
       indispensable ox team. In time he increased his holdings until 
       he was the owner of over a section of land, and as late as 1904 
       he purchased a farm which is now occupied by his son, THEODORE 
       B. ROEMER. In his day he was one of the prominent citizens of 
       his township, serving on both the town and school boards. His 
       death occurred in 1907, when he was 67 years old. His wife, 
       who is still living, resides on a farm at Wabasha, Minn. Their 
       children were: THEODORE B., HENRY, JOSEPH, BENJAMIN, CHARLES, 
       CLEMENT, FRANKLIN and MARY, of whom JOSEPH is now deceased.
       
       Transcriber's Note: This biography was found in the book
       sourced above, however, it does not appear from the biography
       that Charles Roemer had any involvement with Buffalo or Pepin
       county Wisconsin. He is buried in Saint Felix Cemetery, 
       Wabasha, MN.
       
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