1. Biography

2. Political career

3. References

Ole K. Roe was a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly.

Biography

Roe was born to Norwegian immigrants on August 24, 1851 in Pleasant Springs, Wisconsin.^[1] On December 26, 1875, he married Lena Felland. They would have four children. Roe and his family were Lutherans.

After operating a farm in Pleasant Springs, Roe moved to Stoughton, Wisconsin in 1888, where he worked as a tobacco dealer. He died in 1912.^[2]

His former home, now known as the Ole K. Roe House, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Political career

Roe was a member of the Assembly during the 1901 session, representing the 2nd District of Dane County, Wisconsin.^[3] Previously, he had been Treasurer of Pleasant Springs before being elected as an alderman and later Mayor of Stoughton. He was a Republican.

References

• The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style
• The Oxford Handbook of the Study of Religion
• The Oxford Hip Score
• The Oxford History of Modern Europe
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• The Oxford History of Western Music
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• The Oxford Style Manual
• The Oxford Textbook of Clinical Research Ethics
• The Oxford Universal Dictionary
• The Ox (nickname)
• The Oyster Dinner
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• Theo Zaras
• The Ozark - St. Francis National Forest
• The Ozzman Cometh Tour
• Theo Öhlinger
• The Pace That Kills
• The Pace That Kills (1928 film)
• The Pace That Kills (disambiguation)
• The Pace That Thrills