“The History of Jefferson County, Wisconsin”, published: Chicago:  
Western Historical Company.   1879.


GUSTAVUS GLOGER, general merchant; born in Saxony July 6, 1838; 
came to Clyman, Dodge Co., Wis., with his parents, in October, 1849; 
lived there until the spring of 1861, then moved to the town of Emmett, 
in the same county.  Sept. 18, 1866, he was appointed Supervisor, and 
was elected to the same office April 4, 1867; he was again elected 
Supervisor in April, 1877; after serving eight months, he resigned on 
account of removal to Watertown; he was Treasurer of Emmett 
Township in 1865; prior to coming to Watertown in the fall of 1877, he 
was engaged in farming.  He has been carrying on a mercantile business 
since he came here.  He was married in Clyman, May 29, 1862, to Mary 
M. Freber; she was born in Clyman, where her parents, Charles and 
Margaret Freber, settled at an early day.  Mr. Gloger has five children 
living – Gustavus E., Alva C., Estella, Lena and Edey; lost one daughter, 
Alma Endora; she was born May 11, 1864, and died Sept. 6, 1864.  Mr. 
G.’s father, Ernest Gloger, came with his family to America and located 
at Troy, N.Y., in 1840; lived there about two years, then removed to 
Northampton, Mass., where he resided until he came to Wisconsin in 
1849.  He died in Emmett Township in April, 1867.


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