Mr. A. M. Kimball

John Kairns | P. Keeffe | Ezra Keeler | David Kelly | J. W. Kegley | James E. Kegley | John E. Kegley | Harvey B. F. Keller | Bennajer Kellum | J. B. Kemmerer | Col. M. C. Kemsey | James R. Kennedy | Frank Kenney | David Kennison | John E. Ketcham | William Lewis Ketcham | Abner Kimball | Abner M. Kimball | Clem F. Kimball | J. C. Kimball | David Kinert | John King | Thomas A. King | Thomas Kinney | Daniel S. Kinsella | Elwood Kirkpartick | James Kirkpartick | Moore Kirkpatrick | Abram D. Kline | W. H. Kline | E. H. Knittle | F. Knomminga | Amos Kohl | Henry F. Kohl | John F. Koop | Adam Kramer | George Krouse | Adam Krumroy | Joseph F. Kuhlman | Philip Kuhns | Joseph Kulhavy
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John Kairns | P. Keeffe | Ezra Keeler | David Kelly | J. W. Kegley | James E. Kegley | John E. Kegley | Harvey B. F. Keller | Bennajer Kellum | J. B. Kemmerer | Col. M. C. Kemsey | James R. Kennedy | Frank Kenney | David Kennison | John E. Ketcham | William Lewis Ketcham | Abner Kimball | Abner M. Kimball | Clem F. Kimball | J. C. Kimball | David Kinert | John King | Thomas A. King | Thomas Kinney | Daniel S. Kinsella | Elwood Kirkpartick | James Kirkpartick | Moore Kirkpatrick | Abram D. Kline | W. H. Kline | E. H. Knittle | F. Knomminga | Amos Kohl | Henry F. Kohl | John F. Koop | Adam Kramer | George Krouse | Adam Krumroy | Joseph F. Kuhlman | Philip Kuhns | Joseph Kulhavy
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Abner Kimball
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Abner Kimball ABNER KIMBALL, farmer, Madison Twp., Sec.35; P.O. Wyoming; born March 20, 1812, in Grafton Co., N.H.; in 1843, he came to Wisconsin; in 1856, be came to Jones Co.; he owns 320 acres of land.
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Abner M. Kimball
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Abner M. Kimball A. M. Kimball, a well known capitalist of Madison township, is now living practically retired on the old Kimball farm of one hundred and sixty acres.
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Their children were six in number, as follows: Sarah J., who resides on the old home farm with her brother, A. M.; John M., resident of Norman, Oklahoma; A. M., of this review; Ann M., the wife of John Conmey, of Madison township, this county, James M., living in Scranton, Iowa, and Mrs. Ellen R. Bruntlett, who died in 1909.
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A. M. Kimball was reared under the parental roof and obtained a good public school education.When not busy with his text-books he assisted in the work of the home farm and thus early became familiar with the duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturist.After attaining his majority he continued his connection with farming interests in association with his father and as the latter advanced in age he gradually undertook the management and conduct of the home place, which has now been under his supervision for many years past.At the present time, however, he has largely put aside the active work of the fields and is living retired in the enjoyment of the fruits of his former toil.Energetic, enterprising and progressive, he has won a goodly measure of success in the conduct of his agricultural interests and is widely recognized as one of the prosperous and representative citizens of the county.

In his political views Mr. Kimball is a democrat but at local elections casts an independent ballot, supporting the candidate whom he believes best qualified for the office in question.He is a stanch friend of the cause of education and, though never an office seeker, has capably served in the position of school treasurer for several years.Having made his home in this county for more than a half century, he is well and favorably known here and has gained the warm regard and esteem of all with whom he has been associated.