WI BIO - Richland Co - ROSE, Sidney

History of Crawford & Richland Counties, Wisconsin. Springfield: Union, 1884, 
Part 2, pp 1185-1186

Sidney ROSE, a resident of Henrietta [Henrietta Township, Richland County, 
Wisconsin], where he owns a farm of 140 acres, was born 20 January 1818 in 
Oneida County, New York, where he learned the trade of mason. In 1842 he 
[Sidney ROSE] married [Miss] Caroline S. HAMILTON, daughter of Fillery 
HAMILTON.

In 1844 they [Sidney and Caroline S. (HAMILTON) ROSE came to Wisconsin and 
lived in Rock County, from whence he came to Richland County in the fall of 
1854, and purchased one-half of block 50, and one-half of block 51. There 
was a house upon this property, which was built by a [p 1186] Mr. HYDE, of 
whom he purchased it.

In 1861 he enlisted and served in the regimental band of the Sixth Wisconsin 
regiment for eleven months, when that organization disbanded. He has since 
followed his trade. Mr. ROSE did the mason work upon the first court house 
of Richland County.

Submitted by Cathy Kubly