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


         [page 183]
         
         H. SEVERIN, teacher, New Holstein. Born in Holstein, Ger-
       many, Sept. 30, 1848. In 1867 he came to his present home. 
       He was educated for a teacher in Germany, and began at six-
       teen years of age to teach. On arriving in this country, 
       he worked on a farm with an American family, and while doing 
       so, studied English. He taught Winter terms from 1868 to 1871. 
       He then took the school in district No. 4, where he taught 
       one term, and then entered on a term in district No. 1, that 
       has lasted nine years. His school has two departments, having 
       an enrollment of 120 pupils, and an average attendance of 
       ninety. In 1873 he married Miss LANGEMAK. They have two 
       children, JOHANNES, now seven years old, and HERMAN H., 
       two years. Mr. S. belongs to the Masonic lodge, and to the 
       Turn Verein.
       
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