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SOURCE: History of Lapeer County, Michigan
        with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches
        of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers
        H.R. Page & Co., Chicago, 1884
        

         Page 41
         
              THOMAS C. TAYLOR, attorney at law, was born in Almont in
         1843.  Was educated in the schools of Almont and graduated at
         Ann Arbor University.  Afterward had charge of schools at Leslie
         and Hastings.  Studied law and was admitted to the bar at Hast-
         ings in 1871, and practiced there until December, 1872, since
         which time he has been in the practice of the law at Almont.
         In April, 1872, he married Miss HANNAH FOWLER, who was his first
         assistant teacher at Leslie, and has six children.  He has a
         farm of 160 acres just outside the village limits which he pur-
         chased in the spring of 1883, and is now residing upon and cul-
         tivating.  This is the farm located by his father, JAMES TAYLOR,
         in 1834.
         
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