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Bio: Hoth, Ferdinand H.
(1881) ----Source: History of Northern Wisconsin (Ashland County, Wis.) 1881, Page 74 Ferdinand H. Hoth, farmer, Sec. 20, P.O. Butternut, was born in Prussia, Germany, July 7, 1837. Emigrated to America in 1875, having followed the life of a sailor. He came direct to Caledonia, Waupaca Co., Wis., where he remained till 1877. In 1878 he took a homestead in Butternut, Sec. 20, Town 41, Range 1 west, upon which he lives. In 1861 he married Miss Augusta Traap, of Prussia. They have had eleven children – Johanna, William, Fred. Mina, Mary and Charles are living; Henrietta, Albertina, Frank, Rudolph and Albert are not living. Mr. Hoth belongs to the Lutheran Church.
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