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determined that the
Rubicon River would be a suitable location for a hydropowered mill. The following year, James and George Rossman joined Simon and Thiel's venture. The men purchased forty acres abutting the rapids of the Rubicon River and constructed a dam and a sawmill that harnessed the river's power to make lumber from the
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living together, 9.1% had a female householder with no husband present, 5.0% had a male householder with no wife present, and 34.5% were non-families. 28.3% of all households were made up of individuals, and 11.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size
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was constructed through the community in 1855, with Louis Thiel, son of surveyor John Thiel, being a gatekeeper at the St. Paul railroad. And while rail connections were important to
Hartford's growth into the early 1900s, the company failed in 1861. Many local landowners had taken out mortgages on
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In 1883 Ludwig “Louis” Kissel moved to
Hartford and by 1890 he formed a partnership with his sons, Adolph P., Otto P., William L. and George A. that included many businesses beginning with the L. Kissel & Sons Hardware store. Other enterprises ultimately included the Hartford Plow Works (1892)
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In July 1843, Timothy Hall became the first White person to purchase and settle land in the
Hartford area, although when he arrived he found a Canadian named Jehial Case squatting near his land. Later that year, German immigrant settlers John Thiel and Nicolaus Simon surveyed the Hartford area and
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opened and quickly became the community's largest employer, creating hundreds of jobs and bringing
European immigrant laborers into the community. Hartford was also home to the International Stamping Company, which manufactured automobile parts; the Hartford Canning Company, which processed local
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living together, 4.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17.5% were non-families. 14.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 4.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.88 and the average family size was 3.19.
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The median age in the city was 35.6 years. 26.5% of residents were under the age of 18; 7.5% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 29.4% were from 25 to 44; 23.1% were from 45 to 64; and 13.6% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 49.1% male and 50.9% female.
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to elementary students in
Hartford. Lincoln and Rossman Elementary Schools each serve roughly half of the city's kindergarten through fifth grade student population. Both schools are feeders to Central Middle School, which serves all Hartford students in grades 6 through 8.
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and were part of a wave of farmers who headed west in the early 1800s, though some other settlers—including Theil and Simon—were German immigrants. The early settlers cleared land for farming; constructed roads; created a post office; erected churches, starting with the
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which formed in 1847 and followed by
Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, and Catholic churches in the 1850s; and established businesses to serve the town's agricultural economy, including equipment wholesalers, general stores, and dry goods dealers.
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Hartford Union High School (HUHS), which is independent of the School District of Hartford. It has an enrollment of about 1500 students. The high school serves the city of Hartford, the
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for 600 Germans. The prisoners were contracted to work on farms as well as in canneries, hemp mills, dairy facilities and tanneries. The camp closed in
January 1946 and the prisoners were repatriated to Germany.
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land for the railroad in exchange for company shares. The company's failure left the landowners with mortgages to pay off, creating a local crisis in which some families were forced to sell their farms. The
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on June 18, 2006, which caused minor damage to homes in the area, and major damage on the city's south side. Lincoln
Elementary School and the Silver Bell Motel both suffered roof and structural damage.
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was 133.6 people per square mile (51.6 people/km). There were 1,438 housing units at an average density of 47.6 units per square mile (18.4 units/km). The racial makeup of the town was 98.88%
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In the final decades of the 1800s and first years of the 1900s, Hartford's economy shifted from being a small market town serving the local farmers to being a larger industrial community. In 1906, the
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The community's early years saw increasing tension between the settlers and Native Americans. For example, on August 25, 1861, a group of approximately a dozen Native Americans was living near
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The median income for a household in the city was estimated at $ 53,357 and the median income for a family was $ 73,576. Males had a median income of $ 42,301 versus $ 29,727 for females. The
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Hartford incorporated as a city in 1883. While Hartford had a large German-American population in the 19th century and was home to several German cultural associations, including the Hartford
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Hartford has a mayor-council form of government. Tim Michalak is the mayor of Hartford. The Common Council is made up of nine aldermen, three elected from each of three aldermanic districts.
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Hartford is home to the Schauer Arts Center, a regional arts center that stages professional touring performances, offers arts classes for all ages, and hosts social and business functions.
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A 1929 Kissel 8-95 White Eagle made in Hartford, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Automotive Museum in Hartford owns a large collection of Kissels and other automobiles manufactured in the state.
2967:"Hartford, Wisconsin (WI) profile: population, maps, real estate, averages, homes, statistics, relocation, travel, jobs, hospitals, schools, crime, moving, houses, news, sex offenders"
1990:. The new auto company started full-scale production in 1907 and continued until 1930. In 1906 Otto, along with John Liver, H. K. Butterfield, and 18 other members formed the
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on their ancestral lands, which were now owned by White settlers. Eventually the Potawatomi who evaded forced removal gathered in northern Wisconsin, where they formed the
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in the area; the knitting mills of the Paramount Knitting Company; a glove factory; three tanneries and a brewery.
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manufacturing and distribution of farm machinery, In addition to distributing engines through
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418:1911 Hartford, Wisconsin High School
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2691:The Wisconsin Magazine of History
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3156:Quickert, Carl (1912).
3072:- Retrieved 2015-03-29.
3060:- Retrieved 2015-03-29.
1942:Marine engine plant, a
614:William L. Kissel House
535:, and a chapter of the
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2204:Craftsman Truck Series
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606:George A. Kissel House
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440:1833 Treaty of Chicago
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2363:"U.S. Census website"
2310:"U.S. Census website"
2156:, NFL Football player
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1961:
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1889:
1881:
1763:U.S. Decennial Census
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1110:Mean minimum °F (°C)
830:Mean maximum °F (°C)
629:, painted in 1940 by
613:
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468:Hartford, Connecticut
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132:43.31833°N 88.37889°W
92:Downtown Hartford on
4261:United States portal
3787:United States portal
2447:"Potawatomi History"
1962:Otto P. Kissel House
1934:center, home to the
760:Record high °F (°C)
679:, lakes, hills, and
639:Section of Fine Arts
572:prisoner of war camp
494:Hartford Home League
436:Treaty of Washington
262: • Density
4293:Cities in Wisconsin
2117:, Game Designer at
2031:, Friess Lake, and
1516:
1441:Average snowy days
1180:Record low °F (°C)
970:Daily mean °F (°C)
643:Treasury Department
310:53027, 53078, 53086
137:43.31833; -88.37889
128: /
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4092:Diefenbach Corners
3898:
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2077:United States Open
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1964:
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1780:population density
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3101:peacehartford.org
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2506:, pp. 29–30.
2389:, pp. 17–18.
2244:George Weissleder
2148:Michael A. Lehman
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2210:Adam Schantz
2200:Busch Series
2194:Roush Racing
2186:, legislator
2166:Jesse Peters
2040:
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1948:Broan-NuTone
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1904:poverty line
1897:
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1869:
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1798:, 1.8% from
1773:
1510:Demographics
1502:
1254:inches (mm)
690:
666:
659:
631:Ethel Spears
626:
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592:Dodge County
584:Broan-NuTone
577:
556:World War II
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370:
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4201:Dheinsville
4194:communities
4081:Cheeseville
4071:Cedar Creek
4066:Boltonville
4043:communities
3847:County seat
3748:Ghost towns
3708:Saylesville
3687:Old Lebanon
3652:Lyndon Dale
3602:East Waupun
3582:Beaver Edge
3559:communities
3330:Brownsville
3232:County seat
3041:|work=
2758:January 12,
2489:November 6,
2372:January 31,
2190:John Reiser
2136:Curt Hansen
2130:Dennis Hall
1857:other races
1826:2000 census
1800:other races
1770:2010 census
1750:2019 (est.)
1396:(≥ 0.01 in)
637:(later the
476:New England
391:2020 census
135: /
4277:Categories
4206:Goldenthal
4112:Kohlsville
4076:Cedar Lake
4051:Ackerville
3978:Germantown
3973:Farmington
3913:Germantown
3454:Hustisford
3404:Beaver Dam
3376:Reeseville
3345:Iron Ridge
3340:Hustisford
3257:Beaver Dam
2810:January 3,
2618:January 3,
2534:January 3,
2258:References
2252:, YouTuber
2206:race shops
2142:Polly Koch
2119:Riot Games
2115:Steve Feak
2073:Erin Hills
1996:Waterwitch
1910:Government
1830:As of the
1774:As of the
1443:(≥ 0.1 in)
671:, a large
650:Depression
424:Potawatomi
383:U.S. state
379:Washington
341:feature ID
241:Population
198:Washington
123:88°22′44″W
4239:Footnotes
4216:Rockfield
4148:Pike Lake
4117:Lake Five
4107:Kirchhayn
4013:West Bend
3935:Richfield
3884:West Bend
3878:Milwaukee
3854:West Bend
3765:Footnotes
3677:Oak Grove
3647:Lost Lake
3627:Huilsburg
3479:Oak Grove
3294:Watertown
3111:April 23,
3043:ignored (
3033:cite book
3023:March 29,
2976:April 23,
2929:March 29,
2907:March 29,
2885:April 23,
2559:April 23,
2413:0019-2287
2277:August 7,
2250:The Amagi
2025:Richfield
2006:Education
656:Geography
641:) of the
549:cash crop
460:gristmill
444:squatting
432:Pike Lake
428:Menominee
395:Milwaukee
387:Wisconsin
358:.hartford
329:FIPS code
317:Area code
305:ZIP Codes
271:Time zone
233:Elevation
182:Wisconsin
120:43°19′6″N
4173:Thompson
4123:Mayfield
4102:Hubertus
4097:Fillmore
4031:Allenton
3993:Kewaskum
3983:Hartford
3923:Kewaskum
3905:Villages
3872:Hartford
3738:Woodland
3698:Richwood
3692:Portland
3622:Hochheim
3592:Danville
3567:Alderley
3532:Ashippun
3509:Westford
3484:Portland
3439:Fox Lake
3399:Ashippun
3370:Randolph
3350:Kekoskee
3322:Villages
3289:Mayville
3273:Hartford
3268:Fox Lake
3262:Columbus
2421:40190019
2240:, Artist
1940:Chrysler
1861:Hispanic
1851:, 0.37%
1847:, 0.10%
1843:, 0.20%
1804:Hispanic
1488:Source:
1250:Average
1175:(−27.9)
1170:(−20.3)
1165:(−11.7)
1125:(−16.9)
1120:(−22.9)
1115:(−25.5)
1050:(−11.4)
1045:(−13.1)
371:Hartford
333:55-33000
189:Counties
4086:Colgate
4056:Addison
4003:Trenton
3988:Jackson
3958:Addison
3940:Slinger
3929:Newburg
3918:Jackson
3637:Leipsig
3632:Knowles
3577:Atwater
3547:Rubicon
3542:Lebanon
3537:Burnett
3504:Trenton
3499:Theresa
3494:Shields
3489:Rubicon
3459:Lebanon
3449:Hubbard
3419:Chester
3414:Calamus
3409:Burnett
3381:Theresa
3279:Horicon
3150:Sources
2951:June 4,
2703:4630295
2650:May 14,
2344:May 27,
2054:of the
1944:Libby's
1918:Economy
1794:, 0.8%
1790:, 0.5%
1786:, 0.9%
1374:(0.76)
1349:(0.76)
1160:(−4.6)
1135:(−0.5)
1130:(−6.4)
1100:(−9.2)
1095:(−3.4)
1080:(13.4)
1075:(14.6)
1070:(12.4)
1055:(−5.7)
1030:(−4.8)
1015:(15.6)
1010:(19.7)
1005:(20.7)
1000:(18.6)
995:(13.1)
985:(−0.3)
980:(−6.3)
975:(−8.2)
965:(12.7)
960:(−0.4)
950:(14.8)
945:(22.1)
940:(25.9)
935:(26.8)
930:(24.8)
925:(19.3)
920:(12.4)
910:(−1.2)
905:(−3.4)
895:(34.0)
890:(10.1)
885:(17.7)
880:(26.2)
875:(30.5)
870:(31.8)
865:(32.8)
860:(32.4)
855:(29.5)
850:(25.1)
845:(18.3)
840:(10.2)
703:Climate
696:tornado
677:kettles
673:moraine
554:During
529:Turners
472:Yankees
405:History
349:Website
344:1566104
149:Country
41:updated
4225:Toland
4211:Meeker
4192:Former
4061:Aurora
3963:Barton
3864:Cities
3662:Nasbro
3572:Astico
3474:Lowell
3469:Lomira
3444:Herman
3424:Clyman
3365:Neosho
3360:Lowell
3355:Lomira
3335:Clyman
3300:Waupun
3284:Juneau
3249:Cities
3239:Juneau
3014:
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2783:
2701:
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2411:
2228:player
2197:NASCAR
2033:Neosho
1954:Kissel
1865:Latino
1832:census
1808:Latino
1776:census
1753:15,445
1740:14,223
1725:10,978
1670:120.8%
1655:−34.8%
1625:−16.9%
1520:Census
1436:114.5
1379:(2.8)
1369:(0.0)
1364:(0.0)
1359:(0.0)
1354:(0.0)
1344:(3.6)
1319:(866)
1284:(121)
1245:(−37)
1240:(−34)
1235:(−24)
1230:(−13)
1200:(−17)
1195:(−31)
1190:(−37)
1185:(−37)
1155:(1.2)
1150:(7.4)
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