Bench And Bar of Michigan : a volume of History And Biography Pt. 2
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Elisha A. Eraser is equally Scotch on the side of his mother, Elizabeth Fletcher, who was the daughter of Alexander I'letcher, auealth)and influential citi/.en (jf liowman\ille, Ontario, where she was born. She was in full sympathy with the views of her husband in regard to the etlucation of their children and her l.ibors and self-denial in that bill, ill were unceaNing. lie pursueil hi', sludie^ ol .1 preparator)' nature 492 BENCH AND HAR OF MICHKJAN.
principally at (^hcrlin, Ohio, aiul was ^r...aihiatcd fiom tlu- University of Michigan, after coniplclin^r the classical course in l.S6j. In i ,S66 he received the ilegree of A. M. from the same University. Ininiediately aflcr ^Madiiation he became i>rincipal of the public schools at Jonesvillc, Milhi^^ln, and held llu' position one year. I)nrin^( this year Mr.
l-rascr was married to Maude J. I,ynd)urner, dan^^hter of Wil- liam L)'mburner, of Ancaster, Ontario, Dominion of Canada. For nine years next ensuing he was superintendent of the public schools at Kalamazoo, Michi^^^an, where thousands of pupils passed under his influence and many were prepared for admission to the University of Michigan and other colleges, whence they have gone to the active duties of tiie Bar and the Iknch, and to the halls of legislation in the State and Nation.
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Elisha A. Eraser is equally Scotch on the side of his mother, Elizabeth Fletcher, who was the daughter of Alexander I'letcher, auealth)and influential citi/.en (jf liowman\ille, Ontario, where she was born. She was in full sympathy with the views of her husband in regard to the etlucation of their children and her l.ibors and self-denial in that bill, ill were unceaNing. lie pursueil hi', sludie^ ol .1 preparator)' nature 492 BENCH AND HAR OF MICHKJAN.
principally at (^hcrlin, Ohio, aiul was ^r...aihiatcd fiom tlu- University of Michigan, after coniplclin^r the classical course in l.S6j. In i ,S66 he received the ilegree of A. M. from the same University. Ininiediately aflcr ^Madiiation he became i>rincipal of the public schools at Jonesvillc, Milhi^^ln, and held llu' position one year. I)nrin^( this year Mr.
l-rascr was married to Maude J. I,ynd)urner, dan^^hter of Wil- liam L)'mburner, of Ancaster, Ontario, Dominion of Canada. For nine years next ensuing he was superintendent of the public schools at Kalamazoo, Michi^^^an, where thousands of pupils passed under his influence and many were prepared for admission to the University of Michigan and other colleges, whence they have gone to the active duties of tiie Bar and the Iknch, and to the halls of legislation in the State and Nation.
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