Otto was born in Germany. After his parents immigrated to Wisconsin, they settled on a farm located on Highway 106, Sumner, Jefferson County, Wisconson. The Popplows lived around the corner on Highway A. The Klement property laid between the Prochnow and Popplow property.
Otto married Antoine Popplow. They had four children: Rita, George, Donald, and Frank Prochnow.
Otto was a farmer, and his farm was located outside of Rockdale at 83 E. Rockdale Rd., Cambridge, Wisconsin.
His daughter, Rita was a teacher. His son, George, owned the London Lumber Company. His son, Donald, remained on the farm and took over the farm, and Frank worked for the Chicago Public Schools.
Otto married Antoine Popplow. They had four children: Rita, George, Donald, and Frank Prochnow.
Otto was a farmer, and his farm was located outside of Rockdale at 83 E. Rockdale Rd., Cambridge, Wisconsin.
His daughter, Rita was a teacher. His son, George, owned the London Lumber Company. His son, Donald, remained on the farm and took over the farm, and Frank worked for the Chicago Public Schools.
Otto was born in Germany. After his parents immigrated to Wisconsin, they settled on a farm located on Highway 106, Sumner, Jefferson County, Wisconson. The Popplows lived around the corner on Highway A. The Klement property laid between the Prochnow and Popplow property.
Otto married Antoine Popplow. They had four children: Rita, George, Donald, and Frank Prochnow.
Otto was a farmer, and his farm was located outside of Rockdale at 83 E. Rockdale Rd., Cambridge, Wisconsin.
His daughter, Rita was a teacher. His son, George, owned the London Lumber Company. His son, Donald, remained on the farm and took over the farm, and Frank worked for the Chicago Public Schools.
Otto married Antoine Popplow. They had four children: Rita, George, Donald, and Frank Prochnow.
Otto was a farmer, and his farm was located outside of Rockdale at 83 E. Rockdale Rd., Cambridge, Wisconsin.
His daughter, Rita was a teacher. His son, George, owned the London Lumber Company. His son, Donald, remained on the farm and took over the farm, and Frank worked for the Chicago Public Schools.
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