History of Branch county, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . p. 1 Mann I Photo:. 6v KiNOMUftn ) i ??*>* fVIRS POLLY fiAm. I ^lANN. PETER T. MANN. Peter I. Mann was born in Schoharie, Scho-harie Co., N. Y., Feb. 27, 1815. His father wasbom in the same county. His great-grandfathercame from Grermany, and settled in SchoharieCounty about. 1711. Mr. Manns mother is ofDutch and Scotch extraction, her ancestors havingalso been early settlers in Schoharie. Her fatherwas a soldier in the Revolution. In 1836, par
History of Branch county, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . p. 1 Mann I Photo:. 6v KiNOMUftn ) i ??*>* fVIRS POLLY fiAm. I ^lANN. PETER T. MANN. Peter I. Mann was born in Schoharie, Scho-harie Co., N. Y., Feb. 27, 1815. His father wasbom in the same county. His great-grandfathercame from Grermany, and settled in SchoharieCounty about. 1711. Mr. Manns mother is ofDutch and Scotch extraction, her ancestors havingalso been early settlers in Schoharie. Her fatherwas a soldier in the Revolution. In 1836, parents, himself, two brothers, and sistercame to Branch County, and settled in the town ofGirard. Mr. Mann lived with his parents till 1843,when he built the -house where he now lives. , 1842, he married Lavina, daughter of Peter andElizabeth (Putnam) Grove, of Girard. Mrs. emigrateil from Herkimer Co., N. Y., toWestern New York, and from there to Michigan, inthe winter of 1835-36, passing through Canada witha sleigh, and settling near Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Mann have had eight children, whose namesare as follows: Catharine E., who died at fiveyears of
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