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 The Traverse Region, historical and descriptive,
 with illustrations of scenery and
 portraits and biographical sketches of some
 of its prominent men and pioneers.
 pub. H. R. Page & Co., Chicago - 1884


        [p. 152]

        ALBERT L. HATHAWAY, clerk of Emmet County, is one of the pioneer farmers
     of the county.  He is a native of Washtenaw County, and served with
     distinction in the civil war.  He entered the service Feb. 12, 1863, as
     sergeant of the Eighth Cavalry.  Jan. 18, 1864, was promoted first
     lieutenant; taken prisoner during Stoneman's raid, Aug. 12, and exchanged
     Sept. 27.  Dec. 27, 1864, promoted to captain, and mustered out of service
     Sept. 22, 1865.  In 1875 he removed from Livingston County to Little
     Traverse Township, where he located 160 acres of land in Section 11, being
     one of the earliest farmers in the county.  He has held the offices of
     clerk, treasurer and supervisor of the township, and in the fall of 1882
     was elected county clerk.  He has a wife and five children.

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