Scott, Juliette B.

Other Events:

• 1860 Census: 1860, Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
• 1870 Census: 1870, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; Page 17

Notes:

1860 Census:
J G Scott52
Sally M Scott50
Juliaette Scott27
Ira C Scott23
Norman H Scott18
Ziba D Scott13
Mary F Scott8

Juliette married Vanheuklon, John 5 Oct 1864, Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. John (son of VanHeuklon, Otto and VanWillegen, Cornelia Maria) was born 6 Sep 1836, Amsterdam, , Noord-Holland, Netherlands; died 13 Apr 1901, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Riverside Cemetery, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• News Mention: 20 Jan 1910; Kaukauna Sun
• Biography: 1911; History of Outagamie County, Wisconsin Page 0986

Notes:

News Mention:
Pioneers Gather Outagamie County Pioneer Assoc., John Dey, John Downey, W.M.Roblee, C.B.Ballard, O.G.Main, Richard Miller, Julius Wickensberg, Arnold Wittlin, L.a.Smolk, Harry Brainerd, Frank Spencer, Louis Jacquot, Ed Lyman, E.G.VanHeuklon Kaukauna Sun 1/20/1910 1 News

Biography:
EDWARD G. VAN HEUKLOM, who is engaged in general and dairy farming and stock raising on a seventy-five-acre tract located in the town of Grand Chute, is one of the good, practical agriculturists of this part of Outagamie county, and has also been more or less identified with public matters here for some time, having served for the past eight years as clerk of the school board. Van Heuklom was born on the farm which he now operates, July 12, 1871, and is a son of John and Juliet (Scott) Van Heuklom, the former a native of Holland and the latter of the State of New York. They were married in Ellington town, Outagamie county. John Van Heuklom came to this country with his parents when he was but seven years of age, and the family first settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where they resided for about two years, then moving to Sheboygan and later to Appleton. When about seventeen years of age, John Van Heuklom went to Green Bay, where he was engaged in general work for about nine vears, and was then married and moved to the farm now owned by his son, Edward G., he having purchased this property several years before. He spent the balance of his life here in agricultural pursuits and died in April, 1900, his wife having passed away during the previous November. He served as school treasurer for about ten years and was one of the prominent and prosperous farmers of his locality. Three children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Van Heuklom, but of these Edward G. is the only survivor. He attended the district schools of Grand Chute township, and the Appleton High school, and spent his youth on the home farm. When he was twenty-two years of age he was married and took charge of the farm for one year, but previous to this time had purchased thirty-five acres in this township, on which he built a residence. After spending two years on this property, Mr. Van Heuklom returned to the old homestead, where he has since resided. He has increased the acreage of the old place from forty to seventy-five acres, and has made numerous improvements, including a barn 42x100 feet, a machine shed 50x25 feet, and a creamery 25x50 feet, with ice house attached and fully equipped with the most modern appliances. In connection with his general farming operations, Van Heuklom carried on dairying and cattle breeding, and at present has a herd of fourteen full blood cattle. The care and attention that he has given his property is evidenced by its steady growth, and his success is only one more proof of the value of scientific farming. On November 23, 1893, Mr. Van Heuklom was married to Miss Harriet Enoch, who was born November 23, 1869, daughter of Charles and Helen (DuBois) Enoch, the former born in Belgium and the latter in New York. Mr. Enoch had not yet attained his majority when he came to the United States, and after spending some years in the East came to Green Bay, Wisconsin, where he was married. He engaged in the broommaking business, and later in the corn business, and remained in Green Bay until the death of his wife, when he sold out his business and for two years lived with Mr. and Mrs. Van Heuklom. He then went to California, where he is now engaged in cultivating an orange orchard. Mr. Enoch is a veteran of the Civil War. Mr. Van Heuklom is a member of the Congregational Church. In politics he takes an independent stand, and during the past eight years has served as clerk of the school board of Grand Chute township. He is connected with the Guernsey Cattle Club Association and the Fox River Guernsey Association. Mrs. Van Heuklom died December 10, 1909, leaving two children: George Elliott, born October 17, 1898; and Willis Alton Scott, born November 14, 1901.

Edward married Enoch, Harriet 23 Nov 1893. Harriet (daughter of Enoch, Charles and Dubois, Helen) was born 23 Nov 1869, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 10 Dec 1909, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Military Service: Between 30 Sep 1918 and 20 Dec 1918; WWI, US Army

Notes:

Military Service:
NAME:George Vanheuklom
GENDER:Male
BIRTH DATE:17 Oct 1897
DEATH DATE:14 Oct 1982
SSN:397242702
BRANCH 1:ARMY
ENLISTMENT DATE 1:30 Sep 1918
RELEASE DATE 1:20 Dec 1918

George married Bergh, Esther 29 May 1923, , , Minnesota, USA. Esther was born 5 Jun 1897; died 10 Jul 1988. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education - High School: 1921, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
• Death Record - Civil: 22 May 1957

Notes:

Education - High School:
Appleton High School Class of 1921

Death Record - Civil:
Name:Willis A. Van Heuklom
Birth Date:14 Nov 1901
Death Date:22 May 1957
Death County:Saint Louis
State File Number:031992
Certificate Number:031992
Certificate Year:1957
Record Number:1336631