Mary (Roblee) and Rodney Gillett. Logger, Real Estate Investor | 
Walter W Smith. Founder of local Plywood Factories | 
Anna and Gust Bocher. Founder of Bocher Bros. Hardware | 
Anna and Ben Eschner. Builder of homes, Owner of Trucking Company,Restaurateur.. |
Nick Stromer. Automobile Dealer, Mechnic and Manufacturer | 
Esther and Frank Ansorge. Painter in early 1900s | 
Robert A. Miniely. Son-in-law of Rodney S Gillett. Early Fir Contractor. Later operator of Steam Laundry in Oconto Wis. Emigrated from Canada. | 
Joseph and Hulda Kuehl. Owner/Operator Kuehl Furniture; Kuehl Funeral Home. |
Dr. R. J. Driscoll. Dentist. Moved to Gillett in 1942 from Sister Bay. Son-in-law of Walter W. Smith | 
EC Smith. Attorney at Law. Brother of Walter W. Smith. Photo taken from 1912 Plat Book. | 
Dr L. H. Baldwin. Began Practice in Gillett in 1903. In 1911 he established a movie theater, which was taken ovr in later years by his son Charles | 
Asa Stickney. Laborer and Local Farmer |
Elsie Smith Korotev. Daughter of John amd Maria Smith. Gillett School Teacher. County school superindent. Married to Suring resident Tony Pasterski. | 
Ed Freitag Gillett. Grocer Liquer Store Owner | 
Otto Neumann, Educator. | 
Bill Brown. Local Farmer. Country Gardens Advertising. |
Emil Freitag. Owner Coast to Coast Store Gillett. 1950s | 
Otto Paholke. Owner Paholke Shell Station corner of Mckenzie and Park St Gillett | 
George Grotelueschen. Operator of Grotelueschen-Savage Merchandise Store, Gillett in early 1900s. | 
William Wanner. Owner Operator of Wanner House Saloon |
Henry Tourtillotte in Civil War Uniform. First to settle in Gillett with wife and children. Built a two story log house before the Civil Wa. | 
Calvin Covey John. Farmer, Logger and House Mover. Baseball and Football player | 
John Klemp Gillett\'s First Blacksmith | 
F W JOHN 1902 Village Postmaster and Treasurer of Village of Gillett |
Rev. E.C. Kumpf. Pastor at St John Lutheran Church Gillett for 43 years | 
Gwynne Smith. 1930s fillling station owner, Gillett School Bus owner/operator. VP Linwood Inc, Oconto County Supervisor | 
Ted Cota. Oconto County Sheriiff\'s Department. 1935-1942. Duties included traffic officer. |
