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Eaton County Michigan EATON COUNTY
MEMORIAL REPORT
He was also closely
connected with the agricultural interests of
the county and State, having for a series of
years been an officer of the Genesee County
Agricultural Society, and also served as a
Director of the State Agricultural Society.
He was 'a man of many good qualities and
sterling worth, whose loss will be felt in
the community. Had he lived but a few days
longer he would have reached the age of
seventy years. The deceased leaves a wife and
six children, all in good circumstances:
William C. Wolverton, of Bay City; John C.
Wolverton, of this city; Thomas O. Wolverton,
of Grand Blanc, and Mrs. J. C. Dayton, Mrs.
David Schram, and Mrs. C. W. Jenney, all of
this city.
Mr. Peter O'Hare, —a highly respected
resident of the First ward, died at the home
of his son, Mr. P. W. O'Hare, yesterday
afternoon, aged nearly seventy-three years.
The deceased was born at Baltimore, Md., of
Irish parents. Three years after Mr. O'Hare's
birth his father died and his mother returned
to the old county, taking her son with her. A
few years later they returned to this country
and settled in New York State., Mr. O'Hare
afterwards went back to Ireland and returned
again, making the voyage across the ocean for
the fourth time. He came to this county
twenty-nine years ago, and has been a
resident among us ever since, being an
extensive farmer in Mt. Morris and Genesee
most of the time. Two sons, Messrs. Frank J.
and Patrick W., of this city, survive him,
who, together with a large circle of friends,
mourn his loss.
Michigan 1883
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