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

           [379]

           PETER SMEADER, JR., farmer, resident on section 6, Dwight Town-
        ship, is a native of Prussia, where he was born Jan. 16, 1848. He
        is the son of PETER and JOHANNA SMEADER, whose sketch appears on
        another page. (See index).
           His parents came to the United States when he was seven years of
        age, and he resided with them until he reached the age of 17 years.
        In 1864 he went to Port Austin, where he was a laborer about nine
        years. He went thence to Tawas City and spent three years in a saw-
        mill. He came back to Huron County, in 1874, and purchased 40 acres
        of land in Dwight Township, on which he settled, and to which he
        has added 30 acres. Of this tract about 50 acres are under culti-
        vation. He is a Democrat in political connections.
           The marriage of MR. SMEADER occurred Oct. 15, 1871, in Tawas
        City, to OLIVE MUTART.  Of seven children born to them, five sur-
        vive — ALBERT ULYSSES, JOHANNA J., FRANK W., JONAS P. and WILLIAM
        E., MINNIE A. and MARY are deceased.  The family are Roman
        Catholics.
           MRS. SMEADER is a native of the Dominion of Canada, and was born
        Oct 20, 1848; is the daughter of GEORGE and MARY (SANDERS) MUTART,
        natives respectively of Prince Edward Isles and Devonshire,
        England.

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