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Books What started out as a hobby now includes 8 different books that are for sale. It includes three genealogies of early settlers and four histories of the Wisconsin Dells area. Nearly all aspects of pioneer life in the Dells-Sauk County area are covered in these history books. They include plenty of pictures and illustrations. The Curry family is related by marriage to Roseline Peck, the first white woman in Madison and Baraboo. This has been called the most complete history of this Peck family. The Barringers came to Sauk and settled in 1840 on War of 1812 pension land. They have thousands of descendants. The Bunces, Burdicks and Hubbards can be traced back to England in colonial times. The Indian history is a collection Indian stories of south central Wisconsin Indians up to the present time. |
List Of Books By Ross M. Curry
| The Forebearers
and Descendants of Henry and Abigail
Barringer Henry and Abigail were my great-great grandparents. He settled in the Sauk County town of Reedsburg on pension land gained from his service in the War of 1812. His father served in the Revolutionary War. This book is a record of his family which probably now numbers in the thousands. |
 Hard Cover $40.00 |
| Curry's Combings, A Family
History This title is a play on words. This is the record of my great-grandfather William Curry's family. They came to Wisconsin in 1849 and were related to the Pecks by marriage, the Pecks were the first white family in Madison and Baraboo. This book like the previous one is a genealogy. Click Here for More Info |
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| Dells Area History Vol. I and
Other Stories This is a collection of stories and articles that originally appeared in the Wisconsin Dells Events newspaper. This collection ranges from a complete history of the Dells to a lynching which will match any television shoot-'em-up show you care to watch. The story of the Winnebago Nation chronicles the earliest dwellers. The collection will be of interest to future historians who will find that Ross has done much of their research for them. Click Here for More Info |
 $15.00 |
| Dells Area History Vol. II and
Other Stories Most of the people in this book were well known in Kilbourn City which was the original name of Wisconsin Dells. This book is not only Dells history but also Dells Area history which we interpret as the four County Area of Adams, Columbia, Juneau and Sauk. Most of it takes place within a 15 mile radius of Wisconsin Dells so that all those interested in the history of this area should find something to their liking. Click Here for More Info |
 $15.00 |
| Dells Area History Vol. III and
Other Stories This includes more stories than the previous two Dells Histories but fewer pictures. Volume III of "Dells Local History" includes stories such as "Vanderpoel built Dawn Manor," "I Remember Wigwams in the Dells" and " Louis Bluff Long Known as Lookout." Click Here for Newspaper Article and More Info |
 $15.00 |
| Dells Area Indian History Dells Area Indian History which has gathered together all the Indian stories I have written into one volume. Each time I make more copies of this book I include any Indian stories that I have written in the meantime. Some of the stories included are, "Ho-Chunk-gara history spans 1,200 years", "Mound builders; Evidence of "lost civilization", "Black Hawk traveled early Dells Country", "The Decorah Chiefs", "Chief Yellow Thunder returned to homestead land", and "A brief history of early Sauk County" Click Here for More Info |
 $11.00 |
| The Bunce - Burdick Book: A
Family History Unlike the other two genealogies this book is mostly about my mother's family in Illinois and Pennsylvania. This history is that of Charles Gardner Burdick and his wife Susan Bunce Burdick. Included is all we know about their ancestors and the names of all their known descendants and some relevant history and vital statistics. Siblings of the ancestors are included as well. Click Here for More Info |
 Out Of Print |
Postage is $3 per book.
Ross M. Curry
S947 Clara Ave.
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
Ross Curry can be reached at rcurrysr@verizon.net
These books have been sold in nearly every state in the Union. Most local libraries have some of them and the Wisconsin State Historical Library in Madison and the Mormon Library in Salt Lake City has a copy of all of them except the most recent one.
It would not have been possible without the cooperation of all my friends and those who purchased books. We are deeply appreciative of you all.
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