Bulgrin, Charles & Barbara, Hoard, Clark County, Wisconsin Records

Bio: Bulgrin, Charles & Barbara

Hoard Township, Clark County, Wisconsin

Surnames: Bulgrin, Bulgren, Stasek, Johnson, Michaels

----Source: State and Federal Census Records & Family Records

----Bulgrin, Charles & Barbara

1905 Wisconsin State Census, Lincoln, Wood, Wisconsin

Name: Charly Bulgrin
Age: 20y
Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1885
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Race: White
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Place of Birth: Parent 1: Germany
Place of Birth: Parent 2: Germany
Family Number: 130
Page Number: 261
Line Number: 4
Film Number: 1020990
Digital Folder Number: 4236873
Image Number: 00146
Household Gender Age
Parent Edward Bulgrin M 56y (1849), b. Germany as were both parents
Parent Caroline Bulgrin F 50y (1855), b. Germany as were both parents
Otto Bulgrin M 23y
Charly Bulgrin M 20y
Rosa Bulgrin F 21y

1910 Federal Census, Lincoln, Wood Co., Wisconsin

Name: Charles Bulgren, Head of Household
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Marital Status: Married
Race : White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year:
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Family Number: 148
Page Number: 8
Household Gender Age
Charles Bulgren M 25y
Spouse Barbrah Bulgren F 22y

1920 Federal Census, Clark, Wisconsin

Name: Charles Bulgrin
Age: 35 (1885)
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Relationship to Head of Household: Self
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Pommern Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Pommern Germany
Household Gender Age
Charles Bulgrin M 35y
Spouse Barbara Bulgrin F 32y, (1888)

Responses

My mother wrote about the cheese factory that was located in the northwest corner of Section 8 in Town of Hoard:

When my brother (Emil Stasek) graduated from the 8th grade about 1920, he began working as an apprentice at the cheese factory near us for Charlie Bulgrin. He worked for $4 a month. My mother (Mary Stasek) also had the job of scrubbing the white aprons that Emil and Mr. Bulgrin wore every day. She used a scrubbing board and wash tub. Later on Ed Michaels bought the factory and Emil worked for him.

Emil got to be the youngest licensed cheese-maker in the state (age 16). My dad borrowed money and bought the cheese factory from Ed Michaels. Emil made the cheese and Mathilda (Stasek) helped. In the wintertime my dad walked to the factory every night and slept there, keeping a fire goring so the cheese wouldn't freeze. -- Helen (Stasek) Johnson

*The Staseks owned the factory, 1/2 mile north of their farm, from 1923-25.