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You can learn about the pre-statehood era of Wisconsin in the many published volumes of the Wisconsin Historical Society. Two good sources are the ''Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin'' and the Northwest, Illinois, and Michigan, and Wisconsin Territorial Papers. Indexes to the territorial papers are in: | You can learn about the pre-statehood era of Wisconsin in the many published volumes of the Wisconsin Historical Society. Two good sources are the ''Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin'' and the Northwest, Illinois, and Michigan, and Wisconsin Territorial Papers. Indexes to the territorial papers are in: | ||
*''The Territorial Papers of the United States''. 28 vols. (Family History Library book {{FHL|973 N2udt|disp=973 N2udt}}; films beginning with {{FHL|42234|title-id|disp=1421059}}.) Volume 26 is at the Family History Library. Volumes 27 and 28 cover Wisconsin Territorial papers 1836–1848. The Family History Library does not have volumes 27 and 28. | *''[[The Territorial Papers of the United States]]''. 28 vols. (Family History Library book {{FHL|973 N2udt|disp=973 N2udt}}; films beginning with {{FHL|42234|title-id|disp=1421059}}.) Volume 26 is at the Family History Library. Volumes 27 and 28 cover Wisconsin Territorial papers 1836–1848. The Family History Library does not have volumes 27 and 28. | ||
The Wisconsin territorial papers collection has a few court records for 1836–1848: Bureau of Indian Affairs records 1836–1848; appointments of postmasters 1836–1848; maps 1836–1848; records of lighthouses and customs, and many other governmental records in: | The Wisconsin territorial papers collection has a few court records for 1836–1848: Bureau of Indian Affairs records 1836–1848; appointments of postmasters 1836–1848; maps 1836–1848; records of lighthouses and customs, and many other governmental records in: | ||