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Note: 1880-130 e eliz-e.d. 284-nope res in mansion in aa-57 e huron-lot now
1817-b middletown
1820-cen-mdtn
1828-aunt ann appt guard in conn
1830-
1834-migrated to manch
1836-m
1838-s geo b manch
1840-d emily b manch;census manch,mich
1849-2nd m aa
1850-cen-aa
1860-"
1868-sold aa land;mig to chgo
1869-sold aa land
1870/1-res 83 s hoyne; cen-il;sold aa land
1871-sold aa land
1872-res 1204 prarie
1874-res 31st & cottage gr; back to det;
1880-no census
1888-res det-war letter
1890-res det-124 clifford-cd
1891-"
1892-res 130 e. elizabeth , detroit
1896-d in det
elmwood-lafayette & mc dougal-313-567-3453-lot 82 sec j w/ marker
w/ cobb's-lueretius h.,hosa p.,marie a.
no detriot city dir-1880 at newb.
My acquaintance with Prof. David Swing began in 1873, when I was a resident of Chicago. In those days I was greatly disturbed upon dark and incomprehensible to me passages or scripture. I wandered through the barren fields of skepticism, reading those authors whose views were calculated to feed my own heterodox opin-...
My acquaintance with the "Sage of Concord" began in 1865, I think. He was on a lecturing tour, and was to speak in University hall, Arbor. I had arranged with the president and secretary of the Students' Lecture Association to entertain him, having already received his acceptance of my invitation.
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