John served In Company G 50th Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War
notes from the River Falls Journal.
came to the village fro Pa some 20 years ago then to New Centerville, Somerset then River Falls for 7 years.
hotel keeper in River Falls in 1870, saloon burns out in October 1875 fire
John McKeen is the new landlord at the River Falls House - March 17, 1870
Bill Miner of New Centerville is taking charge of the RF House from John McKeen - APril 3, 1871
John McKeen opened a billiards saloon over Saunders and Green store. - July 25, 1872
John McKeen's saloon went out of business - January 28, 1875
Feb. 18, 1875 RFP: A Sweede will open a new saloon in former D. Apt clothing store
D. Apt will move into former John McKeen building
leaves for Minnesota in May 1875, comes back. came to Wisconsin 1855, New Centerville and Somerset, moved to River Falls in about 1868
It is reported that a sneak thief played upon John McKean to the extent of several dollars. The operator had been indulging in some of McKean's soothing decoration and pretended to be thoroughly and honestly drunk. and was stowed away in the back room while the bartender went to supper. When he returned he found nothing An open back door explained the matters at once. The thief has not been found- November 12, 1874
died of inflammatory Rheumatism. Mason in River Falls
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Children:
Milton Alexander (1857-1936) buried Diamond Bluff
John C. (1861- ?) buried Pine Glen ?
Georginna (1866-1942) buried Diamond Bluff
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notes from the River Falls Journal.
came to the village fro Pa some 20 years ago then to New Centerville, Somerset then River Falls for 7 years.
hotel keeper in River Falls in 1870, saloon burns out in October 1875 fire
John McKeen is the new landlord at the River Falls House - March 17, 1870
Bill Miner of New Centerville is taking charge of the RF House from John McKeen - APril 3, 1871
John McKeen opened a billiards saloon over Saunders and Green store. - July 25, 1872
John McKeen's saloon went out of business - January 28, 1875
Feb. 18, 1875 RFP: A Sweede will open a new saloon in former D. Apt clothing store
D. Apt will move into former John McKeen building
leaves for Minnesota in May 1875, comes back. came to Wisconsin 1855, New Centerville and Somerset, moved to River Falls in about 1868
It is reported that a sneak thief played upon John McKean to the extent of several dollars. The operator had been indulging in some of McKean's soothing decoration and pretended to be thoroughly and honestly drunk. and was stowed away in the back room while the bartender went to supper. When he returned he found nothing An open back door explained the matters at once. The thief has not been found- November 12, 1874
died of inflammatory Rheumatism. Mason in River Falls
-------------------------
Children:
Milton Alexander (1857-1936) buried Diamond Bluff
John C. (1861- ?) buried Pine Glen ?
Georginna (1866-1942) buried Diamond Bluff
-------------------------
John served In Company G 50th Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War
notes from the River Falls Journal.
came to the village fro Pa some 20 years ago then to New Centerville, Somerset then River Falls for 7 years.
hotel keeper in River Falls in 1870, saloon burns out in October 1875 fire
John McKeen is the new landlord at the River Falls House - March 17, 1870
Bill Miner of New Centerville is taking charge of the RF House from John McKeen - APril 3, 1871
John McKeen opened a billiards saloon over Saunders and Green store. - July 25, 1872
John McKeen's saloon went out of business - January 28, 1875
Feb. 18, 1875 RFP: A Sweede will open a new saloon in former D. Apt clothing store
D. Apt will move into former John McKeen building
leaves for Minnesota in May 1875, comes back. came to Wisconsin 1855, New Centerville and Somerset, moved to River Falls in about 1868
It is reported that a sneak thief played upon John McKean to the extent of several dollars. The operator had been indulging in some of McKean's soothing decoration and pretended to be thoroughly and honestly drunk. and was stowed away in the back room while the bartender went to supper. When he returned he found nothing An open back door explained the matters at once. The thief has not been found- November 12, 1874
died of inflammatory Rheumatism. Mason in River Falls
-------------------------
Children:
Milton Alexander (1857-1936) buried Diamond Bluff
John C. (1861- ?) buried Pine Glen ?
Georginna (1866-1942) buried Diamond Bluff
-------------------------
notes from the River Falls Journal.
came to the village fro Pa some 20 years ago then to New Centerville, Somerset then River Falls for 7 years.
hotel keeper in River Falls in 1870, saloon burns out in October 1875 fire
John McKeen is the new landlord at the River Falls House - March 17, 1870
Bill Miner of New Centerville is taking charge of the RF House from John McKeen - APril 3, 1871
John McKeen opened a billiards saloon over Saunders and Green store. - July 25, 1872
John McKeen's saloon went out of business - January 28, 1875
Feb. 18, 1875 RFP: A Sweede will open a new saloon in former D. Apt clothing store
D. Apt will move into former John McKeen building
leaves for Minnesota in May 1875, comes back. came to Wisconsin 1855, New Centerville and Somerset, moved to River Falls in about 1868
It is reported that a sneak thief played upon John McKean to the extent of several dollars. The operator had been indulging in some of McKean's soothing decoration and pretended to be thoroughly and honestly drunk. and was stowed away in the back room while the bartender went to supper. When he returned he found nothing An open back door explained the matters at once. The thief has not been found- November 12, 1874
died of inflammatory Rheumatism. Mason in River Falls
-------------------------
Children:
Milton Alexander (1857-1936) buried Diamond Bluff
John C. (1861- ?) buried Pine Glen ?
Georginna (1866-1942) buried Diamond Bluff
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