| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Adamson | Nels | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; age at last birthday, 61; married; place of birth, Sweden |
| 1900 Census |
| Altendorf | Agnes | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1861; age at last birthday, 39; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Altendorf | Mary | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1855; age at last birthday, 45; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Amerheim | Martina | A 23-year old of St. Nazianz was adjudicated as mentally ill in County Court yesterday and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 02 Apr. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Amman | Catherine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1861; age at last birthday, 39; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Amman | Miss Katharine | (From the correspondent in Kiel, 06 Nov.) It has been determined that Miss Katharine Amman, who has been in the mental facility in Oshkosh for the last two years, cannot be helped there and in a few days will be turned over to the mental facility in Manitowoc. | 09 Nov. 1899 | Der Nord Westen |
| Anderla | Wenzel | Has had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh.(There are additional details) | 07 Mar. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Anderson | Annie M. | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1852; age at last birthday, 48; married; place of birth, Denmark |
| 1900 Census |
| Anderson | Carl | A workman in the local shipyard, has had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. The 30-year old Anderson was first sent there in 1898 but was furloughed in 1899. | 26 Aug. 1909 | Der Nord Westen |
| Andrews | Mrs. James | Because it appears that she has lost her mental ability, the 80-yr. old here has been taken to the special care clinic of the county mental facility. | 20 Sep. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Baetz | Mr. A. | A nephew of former Two Rivers Mayor Andrew Baetz was transported to the mental facility in Oskosh last week | 12 Mar. 1896 | Der Nord Westen |
| Baron | Mary | A resident of our city about 32 yrs. of age, was ordered by the County Judge to be transferred to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. She had been taken there in 1897 but released 2 yrs later following an examination. Her situation worsened recently so that she had to be returned there. | 20 Aug. 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Begalka | Julius | Julius Begalka, a Maple Grove farmer, was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum at Oshkosh. Begalka is said to have worried over financial matters. His wife is said to be visiting at Milwaukee. | Mar. 06, 1915 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Belitz | Helena | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1853; age at last birthday, 47; place of birth, Wisconsin; father's birthplace, Germany; mother's birthplace, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Benke | Henry | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1854; age at last birthday, 46; single; place of birth, Hollander |
| 1900 Census |
| Bennett | John | An employee of innkeeper Frank Zeman here, had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 26 Dec. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bergal | Family | In a recent hearing in County Court five members of the Bergal family in Town Kossuth were found to be feeble minded. | 03 Oct. 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bergene | Mrs. Synew | Age 76, who lives with her stepson in Town Cato, has been mentally ill for some time and has made several attempts to take her own life. It was finally decided that nothing else could be done other than take the lady to the mental facility. | 23 Aug. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Beth | Mrs. Fred | 2 RIVERS WOMAN WHO RECENTLY LEAPED FROM 2ND STORY WINDOW IN HER DEMENTIA TAKEN TO ASYLUM Mrs. Fred Beth of Two Rivers was taken to Oshkosh today for commitment in the Northern hospital for the insane. Mrs. Beth recently was at the local hospital for treatment but made her way to Two Rivers where she leaped from a second story window of her home and broke both ankles in the fall. The window of the bath room was opened during the temporary absence of the nurse and the plunge taken between two buildings set so close together that the injured woman was extricated with difficulty. | Mar. 24, 1917 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Beyer | Henry | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1850; age at last birthday, 50; married; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Birkle | Frank | BIRKLE WHO SERVED SENTENCE FOR KILLING MAN, IS INSANE NOW ST. NAZIANZ MAN NARROWLY ESCAPES A LYNCHING AT HANDS OF ENRAGED FARMERS AT CLEVELAND - BROUGHT HERE FOR EXAM Frank Birkle, a St. Nazianz man who served three years at the Green Bay refomatory upon conviction of manslaughter for the killing of Louis Bahr, a well driller at School Hill in 1904, was adjudged insane in probate court today and committed to the Northern Hospital at Oshkosh. Birkle is 37 years old and unmarried. Birkle narrowly escaped lynching at the hands of enraged residents of Cleveland Tuesday night when it is alleged he sought entrance to the home of a well known resident with avowed intention of molesting the daughter of the household against whose character it is said Birkle has circulated vile reports. Birkle, it is said, had boasted of his intention and neighbors, fearing violence might be offered the young girl, interfered to prevent Birkle from entering the home and when the man offered resistance, he is said to have been roughly handled and at one state, a rope was secured and Birkle was being hastened to a tree where it was threatened he would be strung up, but he was saved by the cooler heads who counseled turning Birkle over to the authorities. Sheriff Pellett and District Atty. Healy were notified and Birkle was held at Cleveland pending arrival of the officers Wednesday when he was brought to this city and locked up. Dist. Atty. Healy after investigating the case, advised that Birkle be examined as to his mental condition, it being said that the man had been acting strangely for some time past and reports to the authorities indicated insanity. Judge Chloupek in probate court ordered an examinatin and Birkle was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum. Birkle, since his release from the reformatory four years ago, had made his home at St. Nazianz and had been engaged in business as agent for a gas light concern. The man had always been a little peculiar according to witnesses and lately had caused some annoyance to a number of people. Birkle visited Cleveland Tuesday and is said to have boasted of his intention of visiting the young lady and friends of the girl's family, fearing that he might carry out his threats, organized a posse and when Birkle reached the house and tried to enter, he was taken into custody. The man appeared in court somewhat battered from the beating which he received at the hands of defenders of the girl. | January 2, 1913 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Blumenstein | Charles | Feeble-minded Charles Blumenstein of Liberty has been taken to the State School in Chippewa Falls. | 21 Nov. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Blumenstein | Charles | An insane patient of the county is Chas. Blumenstein of Newton, who has been at Oshkosh for treatment and has been returned here incurable. | Aug. 11, 1902 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Boecher | Julius | INSANITY IS OF VIOLENT TYPE Julius Boecher, Well Known Farmer Near City Taken in Charge Julius Boecher, residing three miles north of the city, became violently insane Saturday night and officers were summoned to take him in charge until examination could be made and the patient committed to the hospital. It required the united efforts of three men to take the man in charge and he was removed to the local asylum until today when commitment papers were issued for the Northern hospital at Oshkosh. Boecher’s mind has been affected for some time and the attack of Saturday was very violent, the insane man threatening the lives of his family and laboring under the delusion that he was pursued by evil spirits. Boecher is remembered as the juror in the Kohlbeck-Cizek case at the recent term of Court who was taken ill during the trial and was excused when the case was half concluded. | Sept. 15, 1902 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Boecher | Julius | A resident 3 miles north of Manitowoc, who has been mentally affected for the past 3 mos., became suicidal on Sat. and had to be taken into custody as dangerous to himself and others. It required 3 men to restrain him. On Mon. he was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 18 Sep. 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Boecher | Julius | Who had recently been furloughed from the state mental facility in Oshkosh, had to be returned there as suicidal. His residence is about 4 miles from Manitowoc. | 11 Dec. 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Boetcher | Caroline | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1848; age at last birthday, 52; place of birth, Wisconsin; father's birthplace, Germany; mother's birthplace, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Bolle | Mrs. Albert | Here had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. Unhappy domestic conditions had affected her mentally. | 12 Sep. 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bond | Mrs. Mary | Who has been living alone on a farm in Town Franklin, has been adjudicated insane and last week was taken to the state asylum in Oshkosh. | 02 Feb. 1899 | Der Nord Westen |
| Borolzky | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1855; age at last birthday, 45; single; place of birth, Bohemian |
| 1900 Census |
| Bors | Rosanna | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1834; age at last birthday, 66; widow; place of birth, Canada Eng |
| 1900 Census |
| Bows | Bertha | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, Unknown; age at last birthday, Unknown; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Breiderik | Friederike | Of Newton has been found to be mentally ill and has been turned over to the local mental facility. | 06 June 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Brennan | Mrs. Bridget | Of Cato suddenly became suicidal and was transported to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 25 July 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Britz | Eliza | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1830; age at last birthday, 70; married; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Brockhoff | Mrs. Joseph | Of Kossuth, who was taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh 21 Sep. 1901, then furloughed 16 July 1902, had to be returned there because her condition worsened recently. | 28 May 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Brost | John | Of Meeme, a patient in the state mental facility in Oshkosh, has been declared to be untreatable and was transferred to the local mental facility. | 02 Apr. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Buchanan | John | A resident of Two Rivers, has been adjudged insane by a county court and has been sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 12 Jan. 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bucholz | Gottfried | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1856; age at last birthday, 44; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Bukowsky | Mrs. Franziska | Of Town Kossuth was adjudicated as mentally ill in County Court and sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 30 Apr. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bulthaupt | Henry | A prominent resident of our city, had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh on Tues. The old man suffers from a persecution mania. | 30 Jan. 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Bundo | John | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1879; age at last birthday, 21; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Burmeister | Amalia | A 38-year old of Two Rivers was brought before the County Judge on Saturday for a sanity hearing. She was found to be mentally ill and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 20 June 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Burns | Patrick | County Judge Anderson decided Mon. that 12-yr. old Patrick Burns, son of Town Maple Grove resident John Burns, be sent to the State School for the Blind in Janesville. He lost his sight 3 yrs. ago in the explosion of percussion cap. | 21 Nov. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Dedrow | Franz | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1860; age at last birthday, 40; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Denile | Florent | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 18?7; age at last birthday, ?3; widow; place of birth, Belgium |
| 1900 Census |
| Diedrich | John | has been adjudicated as insane in County Court and taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 27 Nov. 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Doe | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1857; age at last birthday, 43; single; place of birth, Italy |
| 1900 Census |
| Doe | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1864; age at last birthday, 36; place of birth, Bohemia |
| 1900 Census |
| Doe | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1872; age at last birthday, 28; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Dolezal | Wenzel | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 18??; age at last birthday,??; widower; place of birth, Bohemia |
| 1900 Census |
| Driscoll | Timothy | MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS Asylum Patient Takes French Leave and Cannot Be Located Timothy Driscoll, a charge at the insane asylum has been missing from the institution for two weeks and officers are unable to secure a trace of his whereabouts, although diligent inquiry and search has been prosecuted. Driscoll is a Maple Grove man committed to the local asylum eight years ago and is not violent. He made his escape while engaged in the yard and it was not discovered until several hours later. The missing man is 38 years of age, short and of stout build and has three fingers missing from the left hand. It is thought that Driscoll is in hiding near the vicinity and will be captured in the course of time. | May 14, 1902 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Driscoll | Timothy | A patient in the local mental facility, disappeared about 2 wks. ago and to date has not been apprehended. | 15 May 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Druecoll | Tim | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1865; age at last birthday, 35; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Dubois | Emil | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 18??; age at last birthday, ??; place of birth, Belgium |
| 1900 Census |
| Dunekacke | Luedka | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1854; age at last birthday, 41; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Durgin | Augusta | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1837; age at last birthday, 63; married; place of birth, New Hampshire |
| 1900 Census |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Ebert | Mrs. Margarethe | Of Cato was found to be mentally ill in County Court Tuesday and sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 19 Apr. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Eggert | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; no further information on him. |
| 1900 Census |
| Eggs | Nicolaus | Of Two Rivers was declared insane by the County Court and has been sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 07 Mar. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Eggs | Nicolaus | Who was recently released from the state mental facility in Oshkosh,suffered a relapse Sat. and broke furniture and windows in some houses. He has been returned to Oshkosh. | 11 July 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Ehrhardt | Christian | Of Centerville will be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. All kinds of family trouble and money problems caused him to lose his mind. | 27 Sep. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Elles | James Sr. | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1859; age at last birthday, 41; single; place of birth, Maine |
| 1900 Census |
| Elmdorf | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1859; age at last birthday, 41; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Englebert | Wilhelmina | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1855; age at last birthday, 45; married; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Erhard | Johanna | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1844; age at last birthday, 56; married; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Erickson | Isaac | A South 18th St. resident and a 76-yr. old native of Finland, had to be taken to the local mental facility. Some time ago he was in the state mental facility in Oshkosh for several years. | 26 July 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Ertel | Alois | A 66-yr. old resident of Town Franklin, has been determined to be weak minded by the County Court and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 24 Aug. 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Etzler | Mary | Who was recently released from the state mental facility in Oshkosh, has had to be returned there. | 12 Nov. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Feely | Virginia | A resident of Town Gibson who has been afflicted with epileptic seizures for two years, has been declared insane as a result and has been taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 22 Aug. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fellier | Louis | Of Two Rivers became disturbed several months ago and was taken to a place in Buffalo for treatment. His condition grew worse there and the director decided to send him back. Fellier and an attendant arrived here Sat. from Buffalo, and he was temporarily placed in the local mental facility. On Tues. he was transferred to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 10 Jan. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fischbach | Nicholas | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1832; age at last birthday, 65; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Fischer | Carl | Of Town Centerville was taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh on Fri. by Sheriff Lehrmann | 19 Apr. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fischer | H. | H. Fischer of Reedsville was sent to the state school for the feeble minded on Tues. | 21 Feb. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fischer | Veronica | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1844; age at last birthday, 56; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Follaner | Rosalia | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1872; age at last birthday, 29; single; place of birth, Russia |
| 1900 Census |
| Forrester | Mary | A patient in the local St. Mary’s Hospital, has been adjudged insane and will be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 25 Oct. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fox | Fred | Fred Fox, who came here a few weeks ago and has been employed at various places in the city, was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum at Oshkosh Tuesday. Fox had been drinking heavily of late and his mind had become affected. Monday an insanity inquiry was conducted but the condition of the man made it impossible to determine the malady and a second inquiry was ordered. This was the conclusive in establishing the fact that he was demented and commitment was ordered. | Dec. 17, 1902 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Fox | Fred | A resident of our city for a few weeks, had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 18 Dec. 1902 | Der Nord Westen |
| Fox | Fred | He had been released from the state mental facility in Oshkosh as being healed following a 8-mo. confinement, became suicidal again Sun. and had to be returned there. | 01 Oct. 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Frazier | Mrs. Carl | Had to be taken this morning to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 06 Dec. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Frederick | Otto | LONELY LIFE DROVE HIM INSANE Otto Frederick, Recluse at Clarks Mills Committed to Asylum Loneliness of his life drove Otto H. Frederick, who for several years has lived as a recluse in the vicinity of Clarks Mills, insane and he was Friday, upon examination by physicians, committed to the Northern Hospital for insane at Oshkosh for treatment. Frederick is 46 years of age and his mind has been affected for years, insanity only taking violent form of late. He was at one time a well known miller of the county and is unmarried. | Feb. 15, 1902 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Free | Wilhelmine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1846; age at last birthday, 54; married; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Fritsch | Mary | TROUBLES UNBALANCE A MIND Aged Gibson Woman Goes Insane Over Calamities A sad case came up in county court today that clearly exemplified the tragedy that often marks the course of human life. An aged lady, residing in the town of Gibson, Mrs. Mary Fritsh by name, was examined and was adjudged insane. Her story is indeed a sad one and merits the sympathy of all. Some months ago the lady lost her husband and soon after financial difficulties overtook the family and the worry and trouble resulting from her calamities have unbalanced her mind. Friends have noticed for some time that Mrs. Fritsh has not acted in a sane manner and the examination was thought to be advisable. The patient was committed to the county. She is sixty one years of age and aside from her mental affliction has other physical ailments incident to her age. | Aug. 07, 1900 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Fritsch | Mary | 61-yr. old Mrs. Mary Fritsch was admitted to the local mental facility on Tues. | 09 Aug. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Gardner | Clarence | GARDNER BOY COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM The sanity commission appointed by County Judge Chloupek to make an investigation into the condition of Clarence Gardner, a twenty year old young man who was taken into custody here by the police, found him far from normal and as a result of the report submitted the man was committed to the Northern hospital at Oshkosh for treatment. He was taken to the institution today. Gardner made a frank confession of his shortcoming but failed to remember specific instances which were asked about by the police although he said he might have been the guilty party. His arrest clears up a large number of complaints filed by north side residents. Gardner told the police that he never did anything but peep and make a show of himself. | Jan. 18, 1928 | Manitowoc Herald News |
| Gaspar | Hanna | A widow in Maple Grove, has been taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 05 Aug. 1909 | Der Nord Westen |
| Gaterman | Frederek | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1853; age at last birthday, 47; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Gates | Peter | Of Town Two Rivers was unconditionally released from the mental facility in Oshkosh on Thurs. last week. | 24 June 1897 | Der Nord Westen |
| General | Frantz | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1856; age at last birthday, 44; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Glunder | August | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1870; age at last birthday, 30; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Golden | Wm. | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1851; age at last birthday, 49; single; place of birth, Canada |
| 1900 Census |
| Graumman | Henry | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1872; age at last birthday, 28; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Grundy | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1854; age at last birthday, 46; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Guilfoyle | Cornelius | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1868; age at last birthday, 32; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Gustav | Hotsack | A young man about whom we reported last week as arriving here sick and entering St. Mary’s Hospital, has been adjudged mentally ill and was admitted to the local mental facility. | 17 Oct. 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Hagemann | Adolph | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1861; age at last birthday, 39; single; place of birth, New York |
| 1900 Census |
| Hagen | Thomas | Of Maple Grove, a patient in the state mental facility in Oshkosh, has been transferred by the authorities to the county mental facility as unlikely to improve. | 12 Mar. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Halpna | Rodney | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1862; age at last birthday, 38; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Hanenstein | John | John Hanenstein, a farmer of the town of Mishicott, was today adjudged insane and committed to the Northern hospital at Oshkosh. He is 47 years of age and married. The physicians ascribe his condition to heriditary (sic) causes. | May 25, 1901 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Hanenstein | John | Farmer in Town Centerville, has been adjudged to be insane by the County Court and has been turned over to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 30 May 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hansen | Rasmus | A sailor who was resident here but employed in Green Bay. was reported to be missing there and it was feared that he may have met with an accident. Instead he arrived here, behaving so oddly that the authorities examined him and then sent him to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. The 52-yr. old man was said to have believed that he was the captain of a passenger liner and was trying to arrange a trip to his native Norway with his whole family. | 29 Aug. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hanson | Hans | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1864; age at last birthday, 36; single; place of birth, Norway |
| 1900 Census |
| Hanson | Mary | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 182?; age at last birthday, ??; place of birth, Norway |
| 1900 Census |
| Harms | Mrs. Emilie | A resident of Town Newton, has had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 09 May 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hartel | ??? | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1860; age at last birthday, 40; married; place of birth, New York |
| 1900 Census |
| Hentgin | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1830; age at last birthday, 70; married; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Herian | John | Of Two Rivers had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh some months ago. He returned home a few weeks ago as a test, but Sat. the unfortunate man had to be returned to Oshkosh because of a suicide attempt. | 01 Feb. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Herman | Frances | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1870; age at last birthday, 30; married; place of birth, Illinois |
| 1900 Census |
| Hillford | Chas | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1870; age at last birthday, 30; single; place of birth, New Brunswick |
| 1900 Census |
| Hodek | Joseph | A farmer residing in Tn. Gibson, was recently declared insane and sent to Oshkosh. He is a fine man but had so many financial troubles recently that he lost his mind. | 18 Jan. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hodek | Joseph | Of Cooperstown will be delivered to the mental facility in a few days. His sister, Mrs. Kraycarek, about whose mental illness we recently reported, died before she would be taken to Oshkosh. | 12 July 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hodek | Joseph | Of Gibson had to be taken back to the mental facility from which he had recently been furloughed. | 22 Nov. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hodek | Josephine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1866; age at last birthday, 34; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Hoffmann | Ida | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1858; age at last birthday, 42; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Holz | Anna | An 86-year old resident of Kellnersville, was admitted to the local mental facility Thursday. | 30 Aug. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hope | Maria | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1863; age at last birthday, 37; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Horn | Walter | A 26-yr. old resident of Town Manitowoc Rapids, became suicidal and had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. His mother is also disturbed and has been an inmate of the local mental facility. | 21 Mar. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hottelmann | Fritz | Who had been living in St. Louis, recently returned to hishome city of Manitowoc. However, it soon became apparent that he was a disturbedindividual, and his relatives arranged for his transport to the mental facility in Oshkosh. | 14 Jan. 1892 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hottelmann | Rudolph | On Fri., he had to be returned to the mental facility in Oshkosh. He was on furlough, but his condition worsened. | 02 Aug. 1894 | Der Nord Westen |
| Howe | Mary | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1840; age at last birthday, 60; married; place of birth, Ohio |
| 1900 Census |
| Hromek | Anton | Who has tried suicide several times, has been sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh by County Judge Anderson. | 28 Feb. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Hulloway | Kate | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1871; age at last birthday, 29; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Husa | Frank | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1861; age at last birthday, 39; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Jagobzinski | Frank | 7th Ward resident, was adjudged insane in county court and sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 17 Nov. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jagodinski | Frank | A resident of the 7th Ward, had to be returned to the mental facility in Oshkosh, from which he had recently been furloughed. Sat. evening he became so suicidal as well as menacing to his family that the police had to take him into custody. | 20 June 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jagodinski | Joseph | A resident of Manitowoc’s 7th Ward, has been declared mentally ill and sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 12 Aug. 1909 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jagodzinsky | Frank | A 7th St. resident here who has twice been in the state mental facility in Oshkosh, was recently returned there. | 31 Mar. 1904 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jana | Frank | A 25-year old who lives near Branch, has been mentally disturbed for many years but was considered to be harmless. Tuesday evening he became violent, drove his mother and other family members out of the house and set his clothing afire. He was quickly overpowered and taken to the local mental facility. Yesterday Judge Chloupek sent him to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 11 June 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Janacek | Dorothea | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 183?; age at last birthday, ??; married; place of birth, Bohemia |
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| Janacek | Wenzel | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1848; age at last birthday, 52; married; place of birth, Bohemia |
| 1900 Census |
| Janowsky | Michael | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, Unknown; age at last birthday, Unknown; place of birth, Unknown |
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| Jardinski | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, Unknown; age at last birthday, Unknown; single; place of birth, Unknown |
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| Jay | Byron | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1851; age at last birthday, 49; single; place of birth, New York |
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| Jerrison | Lars | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1850; age at last birthday, 50; single; place of birth, Norway |
| 1900 Census |
| Johns | Catherine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1845; age at last birthday, 55; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Johnson | Andrew | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1864; age at last birthday, 46; widower; place of birth, Sweden |
| 1900 Census |
| Johnson | Anna | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1867; age at last birthday, 23; married; place of birth, England |
| 1900 Census |
| Johnson | Matilda | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1864; age at last birthday, 46; married; place of birth, Sweden |
| 1900 Census |
| Jonas | Arthur and Bertha | Of Rockland were taken to the local mental facility as being feeble minded. | 23 Apr. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jones | Martin | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1859; age at last birthday, 41; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Juedes | Louis | A 22-year old resident of Maple Grove who has been afflicted with epilepsy, suddenly became suicidal and was brought to County Court, from where he was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 25 July 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Jung | Jacob | Of Kiel, an elderly man, had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh as mentally ill. | 26 Apr. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | EVENT - NEWS ITEM | NEWSPAPER DATE | SOURCE |
| Kaemmerer | Joseph | SCHOOL HILL MAN WHOSE FATHER AND BROTHER ARE INSANE IS COMMITTED TO ASYLUM Joseph Kaemmerer, a Schleswig farmer, residing near School Hill, was committed to the Northern hospital for insane at Oshkosh yesterday, making the third member of the family who has been an inmate of the institution. Kaemmerer's father and brother are reported to have been mentally unbalanced and it is believed that insanity is hereditary in the family. Kaemmerer, who is 40 years of age, has for nearly a year past had no permanent abode and has been sleeping in barns and straw stacks in and about the town, until town officials complained and asked for his examination. | Mar. 06, 1915 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Kalchek | Geo. | A 29-yr. old resident of Town Kossuth…was declared mentally ill today and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. He is suffering from a persecution complex. | 31 Aug. 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kaltenbrunn | Anton | Whom we had reported to be released from the state mental facility in Oshkosh soon, will be furloughed on 15 October. | 10 Oct. 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kane | Patrick | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1842; age at last birthday, 58; place of birth, Ireland |
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| Kappina | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1862; age at last birthday, 38; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kapping | Christian | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1859; age at last birthday, 41; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kapping | Franz | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1865; age at last birthday, 35; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kattner | Josephine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1871; age at last birthday, 29; single; place of birth, Poland |
| 1900 Census |
| Kavanaugh | Denny | Denny Kavanaugh, of Maple Grove was brought before Judge Anderson to-day, upon petition, to be examined as to his sanity. He has been acting strangely of late and it was thought best to have him taken care of. He was taken to the State hospital at Oshkosh this afternoon by Sheriff Muth. | November 18, 1898 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Kednea | Mike | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1856; age at last birthday, 44; married; place of birth, England |
| 1900 Census |
| Kehlenhoefer | Frank | A 17-year old who is retarded and half blind, has been sent by Judge Chloupek to the state facility for the feeble minded in Chippewa Falls. | 18 June 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kelly | Edward | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1876; age at last birthday, 24; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kieslhorst | Anna | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1863; age at last birthday, 37; married; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kind | Leopold | A farmer from Gibson, was determined to be mentally ill in County Court on Saturday and was transferred to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 14 June 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kinne | Eliza | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1839; age at last birthday, 61; single; place of birth, New Foundland |
| 1900 Census |
| Kirby | Michael | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1861; age at last birthday, 39; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kircher | Hermann | A farm hand in Town Schleswig had to be taken to the mental facility in Oshkosh. He had been furloughed from that institution and was a hard worker but suffered a relapse. | 31 Oct. 1901 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kirns | Thos | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1869; age at last birthday, 30; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kirschofski | Mrs. Wilhelmine | Of Two Rivers was found to be mentally ill on Saturday in County Court and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 31 Dec. 1908 | Der Nord Westen |
| Klabechek | Mary | Mary Klabechek Sent Back to Hospital From Reedsville. Papers have been issued for the recommitment of Mary Klabechek to the Northern hospital at Oshkosh. The patient is a resident of Reedsville and had been committed to the hospital for treatment. She was allowed to leave the institution on a furlough, but became violent and relatives asked that she be returned. This the third time that she has been committed and little hopes are entertained for her recovery. | Mar. 22, 1899 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Klein | Mrs. Carolina | Of Two Rivers appeared for examination in County Court Fri. and was found to be mentally disturbed and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 25 May 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Klinder | William | A MANIAC AT 18 Two Creeks Youth Goes Insane-Over Study at School A raving maniac at the age of eighteen is the unfortunate condition of William Klinder a Two Creeks lad, who was Wednesday committed to the Northern asylum at Oshkosh. The boy has been attending school at Two Rivers and it is thought that over-studying is responsible for his misfortune. Early last April he exhibited signs of insanity, but recovered and not until a few days ago did his actions cause any alarm to relatives. Then he became very violent and it was thought best to have him examined. Drs. Luhmann and Thurtell pronounced him of unsound mind and recommended the treatment at the State institution. It is thought that the trouble may have been hereditary, but it is not considered that the boy is incurable. The case is a sad one and it is to be hoped that a speedy recovery may follow treatment. | Oct. 18, 1900 | Manitowoc Daily Herald |
| Klinder | W.C. | Of Two Creeks, a boy enrolled in the high school in Two Rivers, has been adjudged insane and must be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. A brother of his is already a patient in that facility. | 25 Oct. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Klingeisen | Frank | A farmer of Manitowoc Rapids became suicidal last week and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. It required the strength of 4 men to subdue him. | 18 Jan. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Knickelbein | F. | Well-known local citizen who worked at H. Esch, has had a temporary mental illness according to friends and neighbors. His wife died last year leaving him with a large family. On Monday of this week he was transported to the mental home in Oshkosh. | 09 Feb. 1888 | Der Nord Westen |
| Knudson | Mrs. | Of Wayside was recently taken to the mental facility in Oshkosh. | Apr. 1899 | Der Nord Westen |
| Koebel | Carl | A 22-year old of Newton was taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh last week. He had been a patient there for 3 years, but was recently released as cured. (Article delves into the reasons for his return.) | 24 May 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Koeber | Mrs. | Who is 73-yrs. old had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. She is not dangerous but needs to be constantly watched, so it is impossible for a private family to care for her. | 24 Sep. 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Koebke | Mrs. John | Who was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh several months ago, was fully healed there and was brought back Tuesday by her family, sound in mind and body. | 20 Sep. 1906 | Der Nord Westen |
| Koepke | Mrs. John | Who has been ill for a long while, has had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 17 Aug. 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Koevel | Charles | A 21-yr. old resident of Newton, had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 17 Sep 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kondelka | Annie | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1856; age at last birthday, 44; single; place of birth, Bohemia |
| 1900 Census |
| Koralwosky | Christ | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1843; age at last birthday, 57; married; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Kortz | Bernard | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1847; age at last birthday, 53; single; place of birth, Unknown |
| 1900 Census |
| Kraus | Peter | A well-to-do farmer in Town Gibson, has had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. He suffered from a persecution complex, and his relatives feared he would do something regrettable. | 05 Feb. 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Krause | Peter | A farmer in Gibson, was taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh last Feb. but had been released from there following an examination. He became deranged again on Thurs. last week and threatened to kill his family. According to the neighbors he armed himself and threatened to shoot anyone who came near him. After many futile attempts to render him harmless, Sheriff Pellett arrested the man. | 17 Sep. 1903 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kraycarek | Anna | Of Gibson, who gave birth to a child just two weeks ago, suddenly lost her mind and will be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh on Mon. | 05 July 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kraycarek | Mrs. | About whose mental illness we recently reported, died before she would be taken to Oshkosh. | 12 July 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Krieser | Mrs. Emma | Was found to be mentally ill Friday in County Court and transferred to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 11 Apr. 1907 | Der Nord Westen |
| Krueger | Albertine | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1879; age at last birthday, 21; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kuchler | Jno | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; male; date of birth, 1854; age at last birthday, 46; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |
| Kunz | Joseph | Of Town Kossuth, was found to be insane by the county judge and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 16 Feb. 1899 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kunz | Joseph | A well-known farmer of Town Kossuth, had to be taken to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. He was suffering from a persecution mania. | 02 Aug. 1900 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kurth | Elisa | Of Maple Grove was found in County Court to be mentally disturbed and was sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 07 Dec. 1905 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kurz | Arthur | A 25-year old of Two Rivers, formerly bookkeeper in the Two Rivers Mercantile Co., had to be sent to the state mental facility in Oshkosh. | 01 July 1909 | Der Nord Westen |
| Kutten | Annie | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1871; age at last birthday, 29; single; place of birth, Wisconsin |
| 1900 Census |
| Kuttin | Mary | Patient, Manitowoc asylum; white; female; date of birth, 1854; age at last birthday, 46; single; place of birth, Germany |
| 1900 Census |