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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


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        G. W. SEGER, member of the Novelty Works and Saw Mill Company, Harbor
     Springs, is one of the pioneers of the village.  He is a native of Redford, Wayne County, Michigan.  August, 1862, he enlisted in Company D, Twenty-fourth Michigan Infantry, and was in the service until June, 1865.  In an engagement on the Weldon Railway he received eight gun-shot wounds.  The injury though serious was not fatal.  In 1874 he removed to Harbor Springs from Reed City.  He is a carpenter and millwright by trade, and has charge of the operation of the Novelty Works, in which he is a partner.  He has a wife and three children.
     
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