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


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         CHARLES LUTHER, shoemaker and Postmaster, Gravesville.
       Born in Dellafield,Waukesha Co., Wis., July 12, 1843. 
       His youth was spent in the school-room, and at the age 
       of sixteen he learned the shoemaker's trade, and at the 
       age of nineteen he enlisted in, the 28th Wis. V. I., Co.
       A. He was discharged on account of disability in 1865, 
       and returned to Waukesha County. He went from there to 
       Watertown in December of that year, but returned to 
       Dellafield, where he opened shop for himself, continuing 
       till 1874, when he removed to Gravesville. In 1874, Oct. 
       14, he married Miss ISABELLA JACQUES, of Waukesha County. 
       They have one child, CHARLES MARTIN. Mr. LUTHER was 
       appointed Postmaster in April, 1879.
       
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