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

         [page 169]

         WILLIAM PANSCHOW, who is engaged in agriculture, stock
       raising  and dairying in Belvidere township, Oct. 21, 1869, son
       of WILLIAM SR., and FREDERICKA (SCHULTZ) PANSCHOW. The  parents,
       who were born in Germany, after coming to the United  States,
       located in Belvidere township, Buffalo county, Wisconsin. They
       had a family of eight children: CHARLES, MINNIE, RICA,  RUDOLPH,
       WILLIAM, MARY, IDA and ANNA. WILLIAM, JR., was engaged  in as-
       sisting his father until arriving at the age of 21 years,  when
       other arrangements were made, and for three years thereafter he
       worked for his father for stipulated wages. He then rented the
       farm for two years, after which he worked as a farm hand for
       others, being thus occupied for fifteen years, or until July 25,
       1902, when he bought the home farm and has since been engaged in
       its improvement and cultivation. It contains 171 acres, of which
       area eighty acres are cleared, the rest being in woodland. MR.
       PANSCHOW in 1917 erected a barn 34 by 64 feet in size, with stone
       basement, and with a stone and tile silo attached. He operates
       the farm with the assistance of his son and is numbered among
       the progressive and successful citizens of his township. On Nov.
       24, 1893, he was married to IDA KURTZWEG, who was born in Lincoln
       township, Dec. 26, 1872, daughter of AUGUST and MARY KURTZWEG,
       she being the fifth born in a family of eleven children. To Mr.
       and Mrs. PANSCHOW four children have been born, three of whom
       died in infancy. The survivor, ARTHUR, was born Aug. 23, 1895,
       and, as previously stated, is now his father?s assistant on the
       farm. MRS. PANSCHOW died Oct. 22, 1916.

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