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. Portrait and biographical album of Isabella county, Mich., containing portraits and biographical sketches of ... citizens ... also containing a complete history of the county, from its earliest settlement to the present time . nand daughter, Arthur and Artie, born July 19, 1882,and a daughter, Ive, born April 24, 1884. has been married three times. Her firsthusband was George W. Blackstone, to whom shewas married in Perry Co., Ohio. They emigratedthence to Kansas, where the husband died, Aug. 17,1866, one year after removal there. One child,James Orlando, was born June 14, 1866,
. Portrait and biographical album of Isabella county, Mich., containing portraits and biographical sketches of ... citizens ... also containing a complete history of the county, from its earliest settlement to the present time . nand daughter, Arthur and Artie, born July 19, 1882,and a daughter, Ive, born April 24, 1884. has been married three times. Her firsthusband was George W. Blackstone, to whom shewas married in Perry Co., Ohio. They emigratedthence to Kansas, where the husband died, Aug. 17,1866, one year after removal there. One child,James Orlando, was born June 14, 1866, and diedOct. 2, following. She was a second time marriedFeb. 22, 1874, to G. E. Bugbee, who died May 18,1879. Of the second marriage three children wereborn, whose record is as follows: Elinora, bornDec. 18, 187s, and died March 8, 1876; Eli wasborn Oct. 29, 1876; Freddie, born Aug. 30, 1878,and died in October, 1878. Their parents are mem-bers of the Baptist Church. Mr. Malcomb is aRepublican in political sentiment and has servedtwo terms as Highway Commissioner. He owns 120acres of land and has 20 acres improved. owns 40 acres in Coldwater. 9 1 ( ^ WlM^/^^ ^^^—^7^nii^iitifi>A:^^—^^^^- ^^fi^m>M^ Wi. OJftc^ ^ ^.rz^OLciL^-^ m -^^K—^v<4ii n^ n n^^r ^ ro A I (^ ISABELLA COUNTY. ies. While on picket before Atlanta he was hit inthe head by a spent ball, and at the charge at Resacahe was slightly wounded in the right shoulder, but inneither instance was he incapacitated for duty. On receiving iiis discharge he returned to GratiotCounty, and soon after became interested in lumber-ing, which has occupied his attention since that pe-riod. He settled at Loomis, Isabella County, inOctober, 1882. He formed a partnership with J. , of Flint, and the firm are extensively inter-ested in lumbering. They own and operate a saw andshingle mill and employ a working force of 60 menduring the winter season, and about 16 through theremainder of the year. Their mill
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