. Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Brown, Kewaunee and Door, Wisconsin . ber of the Presbyterian Church. Hiswidow, Mrs. Janet McCunn, who was adaughter of John and Mary (Kirkwood)Niven, natives of Paisley, Scotland,having decided, in her widowhood, tocome to America with her little family,set out by the S. S. St. David of theAllan line, in April, 1870 (our sub-ject being then about eleven years old),arriving at Point Levi, opposi+e Quebec,Canada, on May 6. From there theycame direct to Wisconsin, making theirfirst home in the ^^estern World in Port-age county, whither James
. Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Brown, Kewaunee and Door, Wisconsin . ber of the Presbyterian Church. Hiswidow, Mrs. Janet McCunn, who was adaughter of John and Mary (Kirkwood)Niven, natives of Paisley, Scotland,having decided, in her widowhood, tocome to America with her little family,set out by the S. S. St. David of theAllan line, in April, 1870 (our sub-ject being then about eleven years old),arriving at Point Levi, opposi+e Quebec,Canada, on May 6. From there theycame direct to Wisconsin, making theirfirst home in the ^^estern World in Port-age county, whither James McCunn, theoldest son (now a farmer in that county),had preceded them. John N. McCunn had received someelementary education in Glasgow, andafter coming to Wisconsin he attendeddistrict school, also the high school atWaupaca, afterward teaching for a seasonor so, at the same time keeping up hisstudies. In 1882 he entered Milton Col-lege, intending to take a full collegiatecourse; but impaired health prevented hiscompleting it. During the summer of1883 he visited his old home in Scotland,.
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