At Home with Jean Trimborn Bluhm Past Shapes the Present <> Trimborn Descendant Honors Her Family's Rich History
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › August 13, 2008
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Jean Trimborn Bluhm enjoys family, friends, her antiques and the busy life she shares with her husband.
In a custom-designed house on two acres in Mequon, set back from a quiet road, she surrounds herself with pieces of her past. They also are pieces of Milwaukee's past, for she is the great-great- granddaughter of Werner Trimborn, a Prussian immigrant who around 1850 purchased what is now the site of Trimborn Farm, a Milwaukee County historic site.See the full content of this document
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At Home with Jean Trimborn Bluhm Past Shapes the Present <> Trimborn Descendant Honors Her Family's Rich History
Hard-working and industrious, he and his sons Leonard and August developed their business into one of Wisconsin's largest producers of lime, which was used in the mortar that helped build many of Milwaukee's early structures.
A descendant of Leonard Trimborn, Jean Trimborn Bluhm is involved with the Milwaukee County Historical ...See the full content of this document
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