Portrait And Biographical Record of Muskegon And Ottawa Counties Michigan Conta
Portrait And Biographical Record of Muskegon And Ottawa Counties Michigan Conta
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The father, born in Massachusetts November 23, 1798, removed to New York when very young, and, living upon his father's Ontario County farm, enjoyed only the most limited opportunities for an education. Having attained to manhood, he began life for himself and married in the Empire State Miss Caroline Hodges. Unto this union was born one son, James B. , killed at Clinch Mountain during the late Civil War. The first wife not long surviving, the father a second time married, then wedding Miss Luc...y Baker, who became the mother of two sons, Henry and Edwin, who died while serving in the Mexican War. For a third time entering matrimonial bonds, Isaac Mason married, while a citizen of New York, the mother of our subject, and with his wife soon after emi- grated to Calhoun County, Mich. , and settling in 1837 in this part of the West made his permanent home within the borders of the State. The par- ents first settled upon eighty acres of land, and lived thereon a few years, then removing to Kala- mazoo, where the mother died, leaving to her hus- band the care of seven children.
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The father, born in Massachusetts November 23, 1798, removed to New York when very young, and, living upon his father's Ontario County farm, enjoyed only the most limited opportunities for an education. Having attained to manhood, he began life for himself and married in the Empire State Miss Caroline Hodges. Unto this union was born one son, James B. , killed at Clinch Mountain during the late Civil War. The first wife not long surviving, the father a second time married, then wedding Miss Luc...y Baker, who became the mother of two sons, Henry and Edwin, who died while serving in the Mexican War. For a third time entering matrimonial bonds, Isaac Mason married, while a citizen of New York, the mother of our subject, and with his wife soon after emi- grated to Calhoun County, Mich. , and settling in 1837 in this part of the West made his permanent home within the borders of the State. The par- ents first settled upon eighty acres of land, and lived thereon a few years, then removing to Kala- mazoo, where the mother died, leaving to her hus- band the care of seven children.
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