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The History of Oceana County, Michigan
H. R. Page & Co., Chicago - 1882

         [p. 121]
         
           VICTORY SATTERLEE was born in Onondaga County, N.Y., April
	 20, 1822. Moved to Warren County, Pa., in 1831, and to Montcalm
	 County, Mich., in 1847. In 1857, before the organization of the
	 township of Hart, we find MR. SATTERLEE cutting his road from 
	 Shelby to his future home in Hart. His nearest gristmill was 
	 Grand Rapids, and, with no neighbors south of Pentwater River
	 in Hart, he commenced to hew out a home for himself and family.
	 Upon the organization of the township, in 1858, he was elected
	 justice, and ever since he has been esteemed as a worthy citi-
	 zen. He has been engaged in farming till 1880, when he settled
	 in the village of Hart, and purchased a hotel. Married, March
	 9, 1845, MARY ANN FISH, who was born in Cattaraugus County, N.Y.,
	 February 28, 1831. Seven living children, and lost three by
	 death.
	 
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