Milton D Holly and Spouse Julia Ann Lewis Holly were the Parents of many Children.

Many of their Children were Married with Children. Many of their adult Children

Enlisted to serve our Country during the American Civil War as Union Volunteer

Soldiers or Married a person who Enlisted. Many of the Children were Married

with Children prior to the American Civil War starting and they entered the

Military when they were taking care of their Families. Some Family Members were

injured or became disabled during the War and at least one Son in Law died during

the Civil War era. ( More Family Members details in Spouse Julia Ann Holly's Memorial.)

Occupation:

Milton Holly was Blacksmith on Census data. Son John Taylor Holly was also

a Blacksmith.

Spouse:

Julia Ann Lewis Holly

Married in 1828 in New York.

Began their Family in New York, relocated to Ohio and later to Arena , Iowa County Wisconsin. Milton Holly, Spouse Julia Ann Holly and many of Their Family Members

lived in Arena Wisconsin many years.

Many Family Members are laid to rest at the Arena Cemetery in Arena Wisconsin.

Blessed with many Children, Children's Spouses, Grandchildren

Many Relatives

Children of Milton Holly & Julia Ann Lewis Holly (known)

(Many Married with Children)

Martha J Holly Cowell (Calwell )

Edwin Jerome Holly

Mary Jane Holly Billington

Orson Valentine Holly

John Taylor Holly

Emeline Holly

Cecilia or Celia Holly

Malvina Holly Billington Mole

Alphonzo Holly

Ida May Holly Faris

( May be more children. Many U.S. Census Reports and documents

site their Family Members. Their names and Surname translated in

countless documents differently including Holly, Holly

Harvey, Hawley and other variations for their Holly Family.

Milton first name varies in translations to but overall in

Childrens Birth, Death or Marriage Records, Milton Holly.

Many Census reports sited their Family back to 1950. Prior to

that different type Census data. Many historical records challenging

to trace especially when surname translated so variable. . The Above

Children's names are confirmed. Most Children were Married with Children.

Many older Children either served our Country in the American Civil War

(abt 1861-1865 estimate or were Married to an American Civil War Union Soldier.

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