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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]

        A. M. WESTON, a prominent merchant of Harbor Springs, is a native of
     Cayuga County, New York.  In 1866 he removed to Michigan and settled in
     Kalamazoo.  In the spring of 1878 he removed to Harbor Springs from Albion,
     Calhoun County, where he had been engaged in the mercantile business.  At
     Harbor Springs he opened a store in a small building 18 x 40 feet in size.
     As his business increased he has enlarged the building until in 1884 he
     occupies two large store rooms with a general stock of merchandise.  MR.
     WESTON is a successful business man and one of the leading merchants of the
     county.  He has a wife but no children.

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