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


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         ALFRED A. NUGENT, lawyer, Chilton. Born in Canada, May 12,
       1848. When he was two years old the family moved to Michigan,
       where they lived till 1854, when they moved to Calumet Co. In
       the Spring of 1863 he enlisted in the 21st Wis. V. I., Co. I., 
       being only fifteen years of age. He participated in some of 
       the most fiercely contested battles of the war; was with Gen. 
       Sherman on his march to the sea, and on the return lost his 
       arm in the battle of Bentonville, beingthe youngest man from 
       Wisconsin in the army who lost an arm. In June, 1865, he re-
       turned to Menasha, and attended the Lawrence University. He 
       studied law with George Baldwin, and afterwards with McMullen 
       & Lynch. He was admitted to the Bar in 1877. He served as 
       Clerk of Claims Commissioner, and in 1876 was Clerk of Com-
       mittee on Charitable Institutions; and while at the capital, 
       attended the lectures in the law school. He is now one of 
       the Court Commissioners in Calumet County. In 1875 he mar-
       ried Miss EVA SWEET, of Chilton. They have two children, 
       WILLIAM EARL and ADA S.
       
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