John Brill, Electa Quinney, Jesse Miner, Charles Hove,
Michael Brill, Saunders, Jacobs, Klein, Mathias Brill, Tom Mc Ginnis, Karoline Mueller, Barney Jacobs, Jacob Rieth, Reuter Hub and Spoke, Fred Buerth, Paul Kauth, Caroline Kauth Van De Loo
Norman Brokaw, Kaukauna Fibre, Marinette and Menominee Paper, Falls Manufacturing, Bradner Smith Pulp Mill, Little Badger, Kaukauna Fibre, Kate Edmunds, Brokaw Hall
David Brothers,
Captain Brothers, James Brothers, Amanda Lawe, George Lawe, Holberg Paper, Hotel Brothers
David Brothers, Brothel, First realty Company,
Colonel Henry Frambach, Bank of Kaukauna, Mayor, Badger Mill
Augustin Grignon, American Fur Trade Company, Dominique Ducharme, John Lawe, Charles Grignon, Mary Mead, Domitelle DeLanglade, Nessowaquet, General Braddock, General Montcalm,
Grignon Mansion
Haas hardware, George Haas, William Brier, Fred Merbach, Munes Service Station, William Hohmann, Edmund Haas, Carl Bartsch, Phil Haas
Luther Lindauer, Mulholland, Brewster, Kaukauna Paper, Rhode, Brickyard, Kaukauna Stone Quarry, Mayor
George Lawe, Chief Yaumetau,
Probate for Paul Beaulieu 1844- Bazile H. Beaulieu
50 German Immigrants in 1848 arrived in Green Bay on the schooner Merinda destined to settle in Kaukauna
1850 Election results Hoel S. Wright, Amable Brouillard, John Duitzler, Michael P. Caulfield, George Grignon, Thomas H. Clark, Lucian Wright, David P. Meade, Thomas H. Clarke C. A. Hamer, Nicholas Pauley, Ephraim St. Louis, Oliver LeMai
Peter Martin arrived in Kakalin (Kaukauna) about 1850 and operated a Tavern near the ferry crossing about 1 mile east of Kaukauna
1850 Daniel Whitney auction of Property in Kaukauna, Green Bay, Sheboygan