. History of Ingham and Eaton counties, Michigan . 22, 1829, died at the age of nine months ;Daniel T., born Oct. 17, 1831 ; Joseph A., born June 3,1834, now of Fairfield, Shiawassee Co.; Mrs. Abbic Clark,born Dec. 19, 1835 ; Stephen, born Nov. 8,1837, died fromdisease contracted in the army; Israel, born Oct. 19, 1839,died Dec. 27, 1862; Mary M., born Oct. 31, 1841 ; Van Buron, born June 2, 1843 ; Mrs. Olive VanBuren, born May 30, 1845, now of Stockbridge; Mrs. Vic-toria Carpenter, born Nov. 3, 1847. While they were yet in their youth, Mr. and Mrs. Dutcherjoined the followers gf
. History of Ingham and Eaton counties, Michigan . 22, 1829, died at the age of nine months ;Daniel T., born Oct. 17, 1831 ; Joseph A., born June 3,1834, now of Fairfield, Shiawassee Co.; Mrs. Abbic Clark,born Dec. 19, 1835 ; Stephen, born Nov. 8,1837, died fromdisease contracted in the army; Israel, born Oct. 19, 1839,died Dec. 27, 1862; Mary M., born Oct. 31, 1841 ; Van Buron, born June 2, 1843 ; Mrs. Olive VanBuren, born May 30, 1845, now of Stockbridge; Mrs. Vic-toria Carpenter, born Nov. 3, 1847. While they were yet in their youth, Mr. and Mrs. Dutcherjoined the followers gf the Christian faith, and after a unitedlabor of forty five years, on May 7, 1874, Mrs. to the fullness of that reward to those who faithfullyfollow the teachings of the Master, beloved by all for hermany womanly qualities and her untiring devotion to herfamily. Mr. Dutcher continues on in the fullness of years,honored and respected for his many noble qualities, firm in theChristian faith that shall unite him with those gone WILLIAMSTOWN. 333 EPHRAIM W. WOODWARD. The family of Woodward dates back to an early periodin the history of the settlement of the English colonies inthis country. On their arrival they separated, a portionsettling in New York and New Hampshire, while otherssought a home in Connecticut. Ephraim Woodward wasa native of Windsor, Conn., and on becoming of age visitedNew Hampshire, made the acquaintance of and marriedMiss Lucy, daughter of Ithimar Woodward, a distant rela-tive of his family. He finally located at Lyndboro, inwhich the present subject of this sketch was born, , 1820, being the youngest in a family of four family being in limited circumstances, Epliraim, whilequite young, engaged as a farm-hand by the monlii, wliichoccupation he followed until twenty-five years of age, when,in 1854, with his accumulations he purchased an interestin milk-trade at Lowell, Mass. Being prospered in thebusiness, he was enabled
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