Josette Vieau

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Josette Vieau was the wife of Milwaukee founder Solomon Juneau and a prominent early settler connected to the region’s fur trade and Métis community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Métis person
early settler
historical figure
person
associatedWith Milwaukee
Solomon Juneau
fur trade in the Great Lakes region
connectedTo Métis community in Wisconsin
fur trade
country United States
culturalContext French-Indigenous Métis fur trade society
ethnicGroup Métis
gender female
hasRelative Solomon Juneau
hasRole early settler of Milwaukee region
participant in Great Lakes fur trade community
historicalContext early 19th-century American frontier
livedIn Wisconsin
notableFor being the wife of Milwaukee founder Solomon Juneau
prominent role in early Milwaukee Métis community
region Great Lakes region
residence Milwaukee region
spouse Solomon Juneau
spouseOfNotableFor founding Milwaukee
spouseOfOccupation city founder

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Solomon Juneau spouse Josette Vieau