
"The first pioneers in Wheeler County
settled along the Cedar River in the southwest corner of the
county. After Fort Hartsuff was built in 1874 and the problems
with Indians lessened, homesteaders quickly filled the remaining
open space. With hard work, a family on a quarter section of
land, with some livestock and a flock of chickens, could make
a good living."--- from Nebraska Our Towns--Ericson
edited by Jane Graff.
A number of villages came and went: Buffalo, pop 12 in 1890, Cedar City, Bliss, Deloit, Harrington, Newboro, Pibel, Sheridan, Walker, Bartlett, the county seat, is located on US Hwy 281, Cumminsville and Ericson are the only villages remaining. Read more History here |
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Wheeler County Courthouse
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Wheeler County Court House, County Clerk, Bartlett, NE 68622 NE RECORDS: The State registered births &
deaths starting in 1904.
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FARMERS LIST and the BUSINESS LIST as close as we can get to an 1890 census for Wheeler County. |
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Tornadoes: 05/22/1975 - 04/12/1977 - 10/28/1998Blizzards: 01/17/1996 - 01/04/1997 |
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J.M. Wolfe & Co., Publishers, 1890 |
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Division of Library/Archives
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On-Line Library |
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| 1885 Official State Atlas of Nebraska - Map of Garfield & Wheeler Counties (375k) |
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z |
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HC 61,Box 2 Spalding, NE 68665 |
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Scan provided by Iris Uptain. Can you identify the men? Specify the occasion? |
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Scan of postcard provided by Nathan Huegel. |
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Wheeler County places - Including Vanished Communities |
Wheeler County Towns - 1998 Towns and 1890 Towns |
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Please see: Nebraska Place Names, 1925 - University of Nebraska, Lilian Linder Fitzpatrick. |
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