Resonant History

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Resonant founders’ ancestors arrived in Wisconsin and New York from Scandinavia, Germany and Ireland. All are affected by World War I and the Great Depression. The Germans settle in Milwaukee and one survives the 1930s by lighting gas street lamps. The Scandinavians (Norwegian and Danish) migrate to Door County, settling in Sturgeon Bay and on Washington Island. The Irish pass through Ellis Island and find their way to the Bronx. All eventually send family members to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.