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Portrait and Biographical Album of
Huron County, Michigan
Pub. Chapman Brothers, Chicago, 1884

           [407]

           MICHAEL BLEICHER, farmer, resident on section 20, Dwight Town-
        ship, was born May 1, 1840, in Germany. His parents, PAUL and
        MAGDALENA BLEICHER, were also born in Germany, and emigrated from
        "das Faderland" to Michigan in 1852. They settled in Monroe County
        and are now deceased.
           MR. BLEICHER first came to Huron County in 1858, and until 1867
        resided at Port Austin, where he was engaged in fishing. He went
        in that year to Lake Superior, where he was similarly engaged 11
        years. At the end of that time he returned to Huron County and
        purchased his farm in Dwight Township, comprising 80 acres, on
        which he has expended his energies and managed his agricultural
        affairs, until he has 65 acres under excellent improvements.  MR.
        BLEICHER is a decided Republican in political sentiment.
           His marriage to JOHANNA BAUDAMAN occurred in April, 1861, at
        Port Austin. Seven children have been born to them, five of whom
        are now living. They are FELIX, LEROY, CHARLES, FRANK (2d) and
        CORA.  MICHAEL and FRANK (1st) are deceased.  MRS. BLEICHER is a
        native of Germany.

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