. Sprague's history of Grand Traverse and Leelanaw counties, Michigan : embracing a concise review of their early settlement, industrial development and present conditions, together with interesting reminiscences. d in books, he must essentially formulate,determine and give shape to his own char-acter, and this Mr. Williamson has has persevered in the pursuit of a persist-ent purpose and gained a most satisfactoryreward. His life is exemplary in many re-spects, and he has ever supported those inter-ests which have for their object the welfareof the community and the benefit of hu-manit
. Sprague's history of Grand Traverse and Leelanaw counties, Michigan : embracing a concise review of their early settlement, industrial development and present conditions, together with interesting reminiscences. d in books, he must essentially formulate,determine and give shape to his own char-acter, and this Mr. Williamson has has persevered in the pursuit of a persist-ent purpose and gained a most satisfactoryreward. His life is exemplary in many re-spects, and he has ever supported those inter-ests which have for their object the welfareof the community and the benefit of hu-manity. FLAVIUS J. STOVER. Flavins J. Stover, who follows farming111 ( Airfield township, and has been a resi-dent of Grand Traverse county since 1882,was born on a farm in Jay county. Indiana,on the nth day of May, 1847. His father,Jacob Stover, was born in Pennsylvania, andafter arriving at years of maturity he wed-ded Rebecca Walter, who was also a nativeof that state. Removing to the west theytook up their abode in Jay county. Indiana,and there reared their family of two chil-dren, of whom the subject of this review isthe elder. The father carried on agriculturalpursuits in Jay county until his death, which. F J. STOVER.
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