History of Door County, Wisconsin : Together with Biographies of Nearly Seven Hundred Families, and Mention of 4000 Persons (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from History of Door County, Wisconsin: Together With Biographies of Nearly Seven Hundred Families, and Mention of 4000 Persons

Door County was the fifteenth division of the State into counties; or, in other words, as the State gradually became divided up into counties, Door came fifteenth among the early divisions, and is bounded as follows: Beginning on the west shore of Lake Michigan, where the south line of township 26 intersects Lake Michigan; running thence west on the town ship line to the center of Green Bay; thence northeasterly along the center of the main channel of Green Bay to the boundary line between the State of Michigan and State of Wisconsin to a point in Lake Michigan, where the east and west line on the south side of township 26, extended easterly, would intersect the eastern boundary of the State of. Wiscon sin; and from thence west to the place of beginning.

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