by Richard N and Carol A Cote. 1978. 50p

The document outlines the historical development of Sheboygan County, highlighting key aspects of its manufacturing sector, early settlement challenges, and population growth. Notable manufacturers include C. B. Henschel, producing farming mills, and W. H. & C. E. Burk, operating a wood-working shop. The first school was established in 1836-37, and the area saw significant population influx in 1837, leading to planned city layouts and high property values, with various census records documenting the community's evolution, including the establishment of the Town of Mosel in 1847.