| Display title | Wisconsin Emigration and Immigration |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Most immigrants from overseas landed at East Coast ports, primarily New York City, before proceeding to Wisconsin. If an immigrant identified Milwaukee as the port of entry, it is possible that he or she arrived first at a port in Canada, and then came through the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes to enter the United States at Wisconsin. See United States Immigration Online Genealogy Records. |
