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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881


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         CHARLES IRMSCHER, foreman of TEEKENBURG'S saw-mill, Foun-
       tain City, was born in Germany, Jan. 8, 1834. He came to the 
       United States in 1849, first locating in Manitowoc County, 
       where he lived for two years, then went to Sheboygan County 
       and in 1854 came to Fountain City, where he has made his home 
       ever since. He enlisted in March, 1865. in the 48th Wis. V. I., 
       Co. K, and served until the close of the war as sergeant of 
       that company, afterwards returning to Fountain City. He was 
       married in 1857 to FREDRICA MEYER, who was born in Germany.
       They have had a family of thirteen children, seven of whom 
       are living - EMMA, now Mrs. JOHN SMITH, of Dakota; FREDERICK; 
       MARY, now Mrs. JACOB ERLER; CHARLES, BERNHART, PHILLIP and 
       ALBINE. MR. IRMSCHER has held the office of Justice of the 
       Peace in Fountain City for one year, also Treasurer cne year.
       
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