John, Sarah, Lindsey, and Laura Atkinson one-time residents of Walworth County, Wisconsin

Husband		Wife
John Atkinson	Name	Sarah L.
1815 circa	Date Born	1816 circa
England	Where Born	Virginia
	Date Married
	Date died
	Burial
	Father	born in Virginia
	Mother	born in Virginia
	Other spouse(s)
miller	Occupation

	Child 1	Child 2	Child 3	Child 4
Name	Lindsey	Laura
Birth Date	1852 circa	1856 circa
Place of Birth	Wisconsin	Wisconsin
Spouse
Date Married
Date Died
Burial

Notes: Unsure if, or how, this family is related to the other Atkinson's in the area.

1880 East Troy Census #166-175
Atkinson, Lindsay, 28, single, miller, born, Wisconsin, father born England, mother born Virginia
Atkinson, Sarah L., 64, mother, born Virginia, father born Virginia, mother born Virginia
Atkinson, Laura W., 24, sister, single, born Wisconsin, father born England, mother born Virginia

1880 Census Neighbors:
612 Henry
163 Brownlee
164 Shields
165 G Eiplea, Alb
166 Atkinson, Lindsay
167 Garby
168 Miller, Joseph
169 Scott
170 Brownlee
171 Holton, James

On 1873 East Troy Township map, two mills - one at the north of Troy Lakes (owned by J. E. Burnham), one, East Troy mills owned by J. Atkins (section 22, established 1868).

East Troy Gazette, February 4, 1880: Notice to farmers from Lindsay Atkinson. I would like to say to farmers of this vicinity that for the past two years I have from time to time improved my mill (which is situated three miles east of the village of East Troy) and am now prepared to grind....I have plenty of water....
East Troy Gazette, August 18, 1880: Visitors at Camp O.K. include Lindsay Atkinson and sister, and Mr. Lindsay of Mobile, Alabama. Same source, another item: Mr. Lindsay of Mobile, Alabama is visiting relatives and friends.
East Troy Gazette, September 22, 1880. Miss Laura Atkinson left for Omaha, Nebraska where she will visit the family of her brother the coming winter.
East Troy Gazette, June 28, 1881: Lindsay Atkinson has rented mill property to John Hicks of Hales Corners for one year, possession next Monday. Atkinson goes to Milwaukee where after about one month he will take position in flouring mill in Sioux Falls, Dakota.
East Troy Gazette, July 12, 1881: Lindsay Atkinson who has been at Shell Creek, Nebraska the past year, was in town visiting friends.
East Troy Gazette, July 20, 1881: Lindsay Atkinson returned from his trip to Milwaukee last week.
East Troy Gazette, August 10, 1881: William Lindsay, Mobile, Alabama, a cousin of Lindsay Atkinson, is spending a few weeks in area.
East Troy Gazette, August 2, 1882 (two items of interest). Lindsay Atkinson is at Milwaukee for a short visit. Wm. Lindsay of Mobile, Alabama, visits at Beulah Island.

Prepared by Barbara Krultz, N10334 Sidney Avenue, Greenwood, Wisconsin 54437 pkbk@badger.tds.net