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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881
     
     
         [page 178)
     
         H. F. BAGLEY, grain and produce, Chilton, with D. S. BAGLEY
       & Sons. Born in Coos Co., N.H., June 15, 1845. His parents
       moved to Milwaukee. Here he obtained what education he could
       from the ward schools. He then entered the commission house
       of E. D. CHAPIN, where he remained till 1863, when he went in-
       to the quartermaster's depertment at Nashville, Tenn. From
       there he went into the machine shops, and finally became an
       engineer. He followed this till 1868, when he went to milling
       in Waupetousa with his father, and soon after took a foreman's
       position in a sash and blind factory in Racine. From there he
       went to Kansas, but returned to Wisconsin to enter his present
       firm. They now represent five stations on the W.C.R.R. and two
       on the C. & N.W., and are doing a large business. In 1872 he
       married Miss ANNA HENNESSEY, of Sauk Rapids, Minn. They have
       four children - GEORGIE, ALICE, MAMIE and WALLACE. Mr. BAGLEY
       is a member of the Masonin fraternity, of which he has been
       master for five years.
       
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