Portrait and biographical album of Clinton and Shiawassee counties, Mich., containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States, and governors of the state . ,which, hovvevcr, was not until after Charlesreached the years of maturity. His early educa-tion was acquired in the pioneer district schoolsand upon the jiioneer farm and he had to make upin earnestness and devotion to his studies what waslacking in advantages. ill 1861 Charles Rice
Portrait and biographical album of Clinton and Shiawassee counties, Mich., containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States, and governors of the state . ,which, hovvevcr, was not until after Charlesreached the years of maturity. His early educa-tion was acquired in the pioneer district schoolsand upon the jiioneer farm and he had to make upin earnestness and devotion to his studies what waslacking in advantages. ill 1861 Charles Rice was united in marriage inMacomb County with Nancy J. Davison, a sisterof James K. Davison, of Essex Township, thiscounty, of whom a sketch appears in this cliildren have come to bless the home of ]Mis. Rice. They are IJerber,, George, Mar-tin, , Ired, Ray and (Jtto. The last namedonly has been called away from this world, it wasin 1865 when Sir. Rice came to Clinton Countyand decided to settle on the land which he nowoccupies. It was all woods here and he had to en-counter genuine pioneer experiences and do genu-ine pioneer work. Since coming to Clinton Countyhe has broken about three hundred acres of newuround for other farmers besides all that he has .---?•^,.
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