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


         [page 179]
         
         JAMES GODING, retired, Chilton. Born in Littleton, Wilshire, 
       England. Before leaving Britain he was married to Miss ELIZABETH
       TARRANT. This was in 1845, on the 11th of February. In 1849 they
       came to Wisconsin, and went into the then wilderness of the town 
       of Rantoul, Calumet Co. There they found a brother, ISAAC GODING, 
       who had located in 1848. He accommodated them with part of his 
       shanty till they settled on their little farm on the Kilsnick. 
       Mr. GODING then went to Taycheedah in Fond du Lac Co., and worked 
       at his trade. He afterwards bought a farm one mile south of Chilton, 
       and farmed till his boys went to work for themselves. He then moved 
       to Chilton in 1874. They have had five children - Sarah (now Mrs. 
       WEAVER), Lewis (deceased), JOHN, MILTON and LEWIS.
       
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