by Elizabeth Therese Baird. 1900. 

Territorial Wisconsin, rich in history, showcases the vibrant life of early settlers and their interactions with Native Americans. The narrative highlights the journey of families navigating the challenges of frontier life, including communal meals, social gatherings, and trade with local tribes. Key figures, such as General Edmund P. Gaines, and events like the establishment of Christ Church in 1838, illustrate the region's development and cultural significance. This period is marked by the resilience and camaraderie of its inhabitants, making it a fascinating chapter in Wisconsin's history.