Memoirs of Waukesha County. From the earliest historical times to the present with chapters on various subjects, including each of the different towns, and a genealogical and biographical record of representative families in the county, prepared from data obtained from original sources of information.

              90 MEMOIRS  OF WAUKESHA COUNTY
Reynolds   and  John   Smith,   supervisors.    Democrats • elected   one assemblyman and one supervisor.
In 1864 the Democratic ticket drew a slightly larger majority among voters in the county than did the Republican ticket the previous year. McClellan's majority over Lincoln was 185. The votes of soldiers in the field however more than offset this, giving a majority to the national ticket and electing the whole county ticket except register of deeds. Gen. Halbert E. Paine, Union, was elected to Congress in this, then the first, district.
Following are the members of the assembly, with their residence and years of service, from Waukesha county, from the organization of the county until the present time.
Roderick Ainsworth, Merton, 1901, '03, '05; Albert Alden, Delafield, 1849, '5S» '60; Winchell D. Bacon, Waukesha, 1853; Silas Barber, Waukesha, 1868, '75; Eph. Beaumont, Hartland, 1889; Ira Blood, Mukwonago, 1859; Joseph Bond, Mukwonago, 1848, '55; Joseph W. Brackett, Brookfield, 1848; Charles Brown, Brookfield Center, 1872; Daniel Brown, Elm Grove, 1866; George W. Brown, Brookfield Center, 1862; Ernest L. Bullard, Waukesha, 1891; Nelson Burroughs, Wau¬ kesha, 1863; John N. Cadby, Merton, 1865; George Caimcross, Pe¬ waukee, 1857; J^^l ^- Carpenter, Oconomowoc, 1864; Henry Clason, Brookfield, 1874; William A. Cone, New Berlin, 1851; William Costi- gan, Marshall, 1864; Daniel Cottrell, Oconomowoc, 1861; Charles T. Deissner, Waukesha, 1859; James S. Dent, Menomonee Falls, 1876; H. F. Dousman, Waterville, 1877; E. W. Edgerton, Waterville, 1863; Pitts Ellis, Genesee, 1850; Andrew E. Elmore, Mukwonago, 1859, '60; Elihu Enos, Jr., Waukesha, 1857; Hosea Fuller Jr., Pewaukee, 1851; John E. Gallagher, Waukesha, 1850; Peter D. Gifford, North Prairie, 1851, '62, '66; Alvarus E. Gilbert, Prospect Hill, 1878, '79; Myron Gilbert, Prospect Hill, 1861, '65; Benjamin Goss, Pewaukee, 1855, '93 ; Aaron V. Groot, Brookfield, 1851; Joseph J. Hadfield, Waukesha, 1887; William H. Hardy, Genesee, 1874, '76; Caleb C. Harris, Dous¬ man, 1895; Charles S. Hawley, Waukesha, 1856, '57, '58; Chauncey G. Heath, Waukesha, 1848; William R. Hesk, Menomonee Falls, i860; Parrick Higgins, Menomonee, 1850; John U. Hilliard, Merton, 1852; Leonard D. Hinckley, Eagle, 1871; Manville S. Hodgson, Waukesha, 1875; Oliver P. Hulett, Menomonee Falls, 1858; George M. Humphery, New Berlin, 1848; Benjamin Hunkins, New^ Berlin, 1870; Edwin Hurlbut, Oconomowoc, 1869; John James, Eagle, 1856; James Johnston, Mukwonago, 1899, '01, '03; William P. King, Merton, 1859; Isaac R. Lain, Waukesha, 1861; William Langer, Waukesha, 1882; Edward Lees, Ottawa, 1853, '54; Andrew H. Lewis, Oconomowoc, 1885; James M. Lewis, 1857; John A. Lins, Eagle, 1881; Thomas McCarty, Menomonee Falls, 1870, '77; James McDonald, Sussex, 1869; John D. McDonald, Summit, 1870, '71; James A. McKenzie, Waukesha, 1905; F. McNaughton, Vernon, 1852; George McWhorter, Waukesha, 1858; Publius V. Monroe, New Berlin, 1852; John B. Monteith, Genesee, 1865; Adam Muchl, St. Martin, 1868; James Murrey, Waukesha, 1867; Jeremiah Noon, Merton, 1856; William Ockler, Muskego Center, 1871; Francis G. Parks, Eagle, 1873; Rufus