by Nicholas D Diedrich et al. 1937. 293p

The text outlines the early history of Clintonville, Wisconsin, detailing the settlement of several families from New York State during the mid-19th century. Key families mentioned include the Lyon, Clinton, Matteson, Ewer, and Bennett families, each contributing to the establishment and growth of the community. Notably, Urial P. Clinton emerged as a significant figure, serving as the first postmaster and donating land for various community services. The narrative highlights the hardships faced by these families as they adapted to a new environment rich in timber and wildlife. Additionally, the text discusses the development of infrastructure in Clintonville, including the construction of a sewage disposal plant, water department, fire department, and electric light plant, which collectively enhanced public health, safety, and the quality of life for residents.