All In The Family Waukesha Estate Sale
Oct 28
10am to 4pmOct 30
10am to 2pmOct 29
10am to 4pmTerms & Conditions
Cash, Check, or Credit/Debit card.
All Items are As-Is, NO RETURNS.
Buyers are responsible for removal of purchases by deadline or forfeit items and deposit.
Take a number stand will be out at 8:30 am. (You do not need to be on any list to get a number.)
Step 1: Take a number. (Numbers are given in numerical order. One per person.)
Step 2: SAVE your number.
Step 3: Wait in your heated, nice, comfortable car instead of waiting aimlessly outside.
Step 4: We open at 10am, (Start lining up at 9:55)
Step 6: When your number is called, bring your ticket to the door.
Step 7: You must TURN IN your ticket and SMILE to gain entry.
All In The Family Estate Sales LLC
Description & Details
WAUKESHA NAME EXPLAINED:
The consensus opinion among scholars of Wisconsin history is Waukesha—the city and the county—owe their name to some variation of the Chippewa/Ojibwe word “Wau-kee-sha” (or Waukeeshah).
Translated into English, it means "little fox".
Why the powers-that-be opted to name their county in honor of an animal that was being routinely hunted for its precious pelt is not entirely clear. However, Europe’s fast-growing appetite for fur as a fashion accessory ignited a booming Wisconsin fur trader in the 1800’s.
A second school of thought believes that Waukesha does not translate to “ little fox” at all, but instead was the name of a local leader of the Potawatomi nation.The English written translation, it is claimed, came from Potawatomi words of “Waagoshag” or “Wau-tsha.”
Still others believe Waukesha is so named because it straddles the Fox River, a plausible (but never really proven) explanation.
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