"Charles D. Corson was born in Athens, Maine, Nov. 22, 1834. His parents were D. F. and Deborah (Norton) Corson, both natives of Maine. The subject of this sketch was educated in his native State. When fourteen years old he learned the trade of harness maker and saddler in his father's shop. In 1851 he came to Monroe and worked at his trade. In 1856 he formed a partnership with his father under the firm name of D. F. Corson & Son. In 1858 he was married to Frances Davison, a native of New York. Three children blessed this union ~ Clara, Cora and Frank E. Mr. Corson is one of the strong temperance workers of the town. Is a member of the Good Templars, Temple of Honor and A. O. U. W. Mr. and Mrs. Corson are active members of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
~History of Green Co., Wisconsin 1884 p978
~History of Green Co., Wisconsin 1884 p978
"Charles D. Corson was born in Athens, Maine, Nov. 22, 1834. His parents were D. F. and Deborah (Norton) Corson, both natives of Maine. The subject of this sketch was educated in his native State. When fourteen years old he learned the trade of harness maker and saddler in his father's shop. In 1851 he came to Monroe and worked at his trade. In 1856 he formed a partnership with his father under the firm name of D. F. Corson & Son. In 1858 he was married to Frances Davison, a native of New York. Three children blessed this union ~ Clara, Cora and Frank E. Mr. Corson is one of the strong temperance workers of the town. Is a member of the Good Templars, Temple of Honor and A. O. U. W. Mr. and Mrs. Corson are active members of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
~History of Green Co., Wisconsin 1884 p978
~History of Green Co., Wisconsin 1884 p978
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