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History of Manistee, Mason & Oceana Counties, Michigan
H. R. Page & Co., Chicago - 1882

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         L. W. NUTTALL is a native of England, and came to this country
       in 1832. He first settled at Hudson, N. Y. From there he went to
       Wisconsin and settled in Eureka, Winnebago Co. While there he was
       engaged in lumbering and building barges. In 1867 he came here,
       having purchased an interest in the mill business of GIFFORD,
       RUDDOCk & Co. Since then there have been changes in the firm, but
       MR. NUTTALL has retained an interest in the business, and in Decem-
       ber, 1881, the firm was changed to RUDDOCK, NUTTALL & Co. MR. NUTTALL
       is the only resident member of the firm, and with the assistance of
       his three sons manages the large business connected with their mill
       and store. Mention is made of this lumber interest elsewhere. MR.
       NUTTALL is a thorough business man, and trains his sons to follow
       in his footsteps. The three sons each have their particular depart-
       ments, and attend to them closely. He is a gentleman of thorough
       integrity and honesty, and a most estimable citizen. His family
       consists of his wife and five children, three sons and two daughters.

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