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

           [397]

           JAMES HARVEY, farmer, resident on section if 23, Chandler Town-
        ship, was born in 1852, in Liverpool, England. He is the son of
        JAMES and MARY (DUGGAN) HARVEY, natives of Ireland. (See sketch of
        JAMES HARVEY, SR.) When he was six months old his parents went to
        the city of Cork, Ireland, and the family had their home in that
        city until 1860, when they came to Michigan, settling in Huron
        County in November of that year.  MR. HARVEY was then about nine
        years of age, and has since been a resident of Chandler Township.
           He was married Oct. 8, 1871, to MARGERY MELICK, and they are the
        parents of six children, — JAMES, OBED, MARTHA J., MINNIE, MARGARET
        and JOSEPH.  MRS. HARVEY was born March 22, 1855, in the Province
        of Ontario.
           MR. HARVEY is a Republican in political sentiment, and he has
        officiated some years as Justice of the Peace in his township; he
        is present Treasurer (1884).  He is the proprietor of 80 acres of
        land, all of which is under cultivation, his farming operations be-
        ing managed with a skilled judgment, which establishes his rank as
        developer of the agricultural resources of Huron County.  He and
        his wife are communicants in the English Church.

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