Portrait and biographical album of Clinton and Shiawassee counties, Mich., containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States, and governors of the state . has a herd of twenty-three thoroughbred Hol-stein cattle, the chief being Winona Jumbo, It is a fine animal that was bred by W. , of Holly. Mr. Hardy is also the owner ofthe noted Shiawassee, which was bred by Forbes,of Slockbridge, and which weighed twenty-threehundred iwund
Portrait and biographical album of Clinton and Shiawassee counties, Mich., containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States, and governors of the state . has a herd of twenty-three thoroughbred Hol-stein cattle, the chief being Winona Jumbo, It is a fine animal that was bred by W. , of Holly. Mr. Hardy is also the owner ofthe noted Shiawassee, which was bred by Forbes,of Slockbridge, and which weighed twenty-threehundred iwunds when three years old, and took twopremiums. In the herd there are also the four-year-olil cow, -Anna, which gives forty quarts ofmilk daily, and the three-year-old heifer Deraxa,that weighed fourteen hundred pounds when twoyears old. Mr. Hardy keeps animals of the Neth-crland and Alexander families, that are noted fortheir fine looks and their excellent milking andbeef qualities, as well as for the ease of their keep-ing. December 21, 1865, the interesting ceremonywas performed that made Miss Eleanor MarshallMrs. 15. B. Hardy. The bride was born in Ashta-bula County, Ohio, September 12, 1842, where hermarriage took place. Her parents were Willardand Mary (Cheney) Marshall. To her judicious.
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