Wisconsin directories are valuable tools for genealogists researching ancestors in both rural farming communities and industrial cities like Milwaukee and Madison. These records, dating from the 19th century, list residents’ names, occupations, and addresses, reflecting the state’s strong agricultural and manufacturing economy. Given Wisconsin’s large German and Scandinavian immigrant population, directories can help track family movements before and after settlement. Additional sources such as voter rolls, business directories, and land ownership records provide further details for genealogical research in the Badger State.
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Directories, Guides & References
Directories
- Sheboygan, Wisconsin, City Directory, 1958 1,037 records
- Wisconsin State Gazetteer And Business Directory, 1891 - 1892, Volume 7, Part 2 1,009 records
- Sheboygan, Wisconsin, City Directory, 1960 961 records
- Wisconsin State Gazetteer And Business Directory, 1891-1892, Volume 7, Part 3 923 records
- Wright's Sheboygan, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, City Directory, 1945 792 records
- Wright's Sheboygan, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, City Directory, 1946 780 records
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