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


FREDERICK HUBNER, son of Christian Hubner, farmer, Sec. 8; P.O. 
Ixonia Center; born March 31, 1837, in Prussia; came to America with 
his parents in 1846, and located in Ixonia Township, Jefferson Co.; his 
father bought forty acres of Government land and eighty acres second-
hand, and built a log house that fall; he is now living in Nebraska.  Louis 
Hubner, brother of Frederick, bought eighty acres of the property with 
the homestead.  Frederick Hubner bought the forty acres, and now own 
275 acres, and has added largely to and improved his residence.  He was 
Chairman of Supervisors and Side Supervisor several years.  Married 
Miss Sophia Dames’, of Prussia, Dec. 21, 1859.  They have six children 
– Paul, born Sept. 2, 1861; Lisette, Aug. 5, 1864; Frederick, Aug. 15, 
1867; Louisa, Sept. 23, 1870; Augusta, January 26, 1873; Josephine, 
March 26, 1878.  Member of Lutheran Church.  Two of his brothers, 
August and Ferdinand, served in Co. B, 26th W.V.I. through the war, the 
latter being shot through the elbow, which has made his left arm stiff at 
that joint.

Louis Hubner, brother of Frederick, born Nov. 3, 1842, in Prussia, came 
to America in 1846 with his parents; bought the residence and eighty 
acres of land from his father; built his present house in 1877.  Married 
Miss Wilhelmina Braasch, of Ixonia, May 4, 1867.  They have seven 
children – Otto, born Jan. 13, 1868, died Jan. 16, 1870; Julius, born Dec. 
1, 1869; Lena, August 19, 1871; Amelia, Oct. 12, 1873; Albert, Sept. 24, 
1875; Louis, March 26, 1877; Johannes, March 10, 1879. Members of 
Lutheran Church.



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