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RA 03-06-1875 |
Herich Lrews (?) bought lots 7 and 8, block 39, Burlington, from John Schwegler. |
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RA 03-06-1875 |
William L. Rooker bought part of block 27, Burlington, from Erastus O. Vaughn. |
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RA 03-06-1875 |
Louis German bought lot 2, block 2, Sheldon's Addition, Burlington, from Mike German. RA 5/15/1875 - August Germann bought lot 2, block 2, Sheldon's 1st Addition, from Louis Germann. |
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S 03-11-1875 |
House and 4 lots in block 11, located on a rise between Fox and White rivers, offered for sale. |
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S 03-18-1875 |
J. W. Eggleston to move to Janesville. S 4/15/1875 - Eggleston decided to remain in Burlington; rented house of Mrs. Moses Crane. |
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S 04-01-1875 |
Ignaz Kienzle / Kinzle offers large 2 story stone house on corner of Lewis & Conkey sts. and two lots that go with it in exchange for a small farm. Ad dated 4/1/1875. |
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S 04-08-1875 |
Frank Grossmeir - house on Geneva st. a few rods east from the Catholic Cemetery. |
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S 04-15-1875 |
House of John Kannaly / Connelly, near depot, was destroyed by fire. RA 4/24/1875 - fire on April 21. S 4/29/1875 - received insurance money and will be able to re-build. |
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S 04-22-1875 |
On Lewis st. north of Geneva st., H. A. Sheldon is building 2 story brick veneer house, 30 x 32 feet, immediately west of Orson Sheldon's place. To be occupied by Sheldon's sister-in-law and husband, Mr. & Mrs. Tom M. Morton. |
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S 04-22-1875 |
On Lewis st. north of Geneva st., and opposite H. A. Sheldon's new house, E. C. Benson is putting up a house 18 x 40 with 18 feet posts. East wing is 18 x 16 and west wing, 14 x 16, with bay window on north side. RA 5/22/1875 - square hip-roof dwelling on Lewis st. |
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S 04-22-1875 |
On Lewis st. north of Geneva st. and adjoining E. C. Benson's new house, E. D. Perkins is building a house 20 x 42 with 18 feet posts, a wing 14 x 14 on the west side, and a large bay window on the east side. RA 5/22/1875 - gothic frame of 2 stories on acre on Lewis st. |
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S 04-22-1875 |
Dr. Sherwood's residence is on Chestnut st. opposite the Fair Grounds. |
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S 07-01-1875 |
James W. Goff - residence on Pine st., 2 doors west of John Edmonds - ad for teaming. |
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S 07-08-1875 |
Deacon Bliss (Zebina Bliss) resided nine years ago in house now occupied by A. Zwiebel. (Mentioned in account of trial of Henry Ward Beecher on charge brought by Theodore Tilton.) |
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S 07-08-1875 |
J. W. Johnston to be at 99 Pine st. until Aug. 1 only. (Capt. J. W. Johnston was photographer.) |
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S 07-15-1875 |
Mrs. L. Bierschbach advertises 80 acre lot on Gardner's Prairie for sale. 1-1/2 miles from center of Burlington with frame house, barn, and outbuildings. S 8/5/1875 - Bershback. |
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S 07-22-1875 |
E. C. Benson's new home on Lewis st. nearly completed. |
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S 08-05-1875 |
Capt. J. W. Johnston moved from 99 Pine st. to residence, first door west of the new Lutheran church on Pine st. Mrs. C. A. Johnston, hair dresser, at same location. |
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S 08-19-1875 |
Widow Plaite / Plate altering her store building at corner of Geneva & Johnson (Jefferson?) sts., formerly occupied by Schemmer as a boot and shoe store, into a dwelling house for herself. |
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S 08-26-1875 |
Mrs. K. Miller, who has millinery store on Chestnut st., lived on Pine st. |
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S 09-02-1875 |
William Rhodes bought lots opposite Dr. Louis Kords residence on Pine st. and an adjoining business lot from Mrs. R. Wald, Jr.; will build a residence on same. S 9/30/1875 - making arrangements to build. S 10/14/1875 - bought parts of block 47 from Louis Kords and Jacob Muth. Also in RA 10/9/1875. |
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S 09-16-1875 |
A. L. Lawton advertises his residence on Chestnut st. for sale. Also in subsequent issues. |
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S 09-30-1875 |
M. L. Beals, house opposite St. Mary's church, to sell personal property and winter in Maryland. |
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S 10-07-1875 |
Dwelling house of John G. "Jack" Wilson, 1-1/2 miles west of Burlington, burned to ground last Monday. Also in RA 10/16/1875 - burned Oct. 11. S 10/14/1875 - insurance paid. S 10/21/1875 - house being rebuilt. |
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S 10-14-1875 |
Wallace French put up two fences, one around his father's house and one around his own. 1876 Directory shows Wallace on east side of Pine st., 2 south of Madison, and George W. on north side of Jefferson, 1 west of Dodge st. |
