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


WILLIAM H. MUNGER,  farmer, Sec. 27;  P.O. Palmyra; born in 
Palmyra Sept. 2, 1847.  He has lived and been educated in his native 
State.  He enlisted in Co. F, 38th W.V.I., in April, 1864; was with his 
regiment in Shenandoah Valley, at Hatchies’s Run and sieges of 
Richmond and Petersburg; regiment discharged in August, 1865; Mr. 
Munger returned to Palmyra, where he has 160 acres.  He married Miss 
Emeline Knapp, Oct. 13, 1867; they have three children – Julia, Frank E. 
and Jennie.  Mr. Munger is a Republican and a member of Whitewater 
Grange, No. 485; is liberal in religion.  He is raising full-blooded 
Durham cattle, horses, hogs, etc.  Has an artesian well eighty-three feet 
deep, and, by means of pipes running through his milkroom, is enabled 
to make a very superior article of butter, and has in all cases satisfied his 
patrons.


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