Maurice Hearn was one of the pioneers of Farmington, Wisconsin as evidenced by the following: “As the land in this part of the country had not yet come into market, it could not be entered. It was not until the year 1852, that it was offered for sale. In that year the following persons entered land at the Land Office at Menasha: Abigail C. Sessions, Horace Dewey, John McArthur, Robert Morrison, Roswell Hicks, Ambrose M. Gard, Merrik Barton, Caleb Preston, F. L. King, A. R. Gray, C. O. Brown, J. K. Parish, Geo. W. Ross, Jonas Nordeen, Otis Beck, John Harris, Francis Beardmore, A. E. Erickson, Alfred Godfrey, MAURICE HEARN Eastman, Amie Oco Roberts, Wm. Pitt Edwards, Granville Jones, and S. Leonard. (Waupaca Republican, Waupaca, WI, July 13, 1876)
Maurice Hearn was one of the pioneers of Farmington, Wisconsin as evidenced by the following: “As the land in this part of the country had not yet come into market, it could not be entered. It was not until the year 1852, that it was offered for sale. In that year the following persons entered land at the Land Office at Menasha: Abigail C. Sessions, Horace Dewey, John McArthur, Robert Morrison, Roswell Hicks, Ambrose M. Gard, Merrik Barton, Caleb Preston, F. L. King, A. R. Gray, C. O. Brown, J. K. Parish, Geo. W. Ross, Jonas Nordeen, Otis Beck, John Harris, Francis Beardmore, A. E. Erickson, Alfred Godfrey, MAURICE HEARN Eastman, Amie Oco Roberts, Wm. Pitt Edwards, Granville Jones, and S. Leonard. (Waupaca Republican, Waupaca, WI, July 13, 1876)
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