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SOURCE: History of St. Clair County, Mich.
        by Arthur St. Clair
        A. T. Andreas & Co., Chicago - 1883

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         JEROME B. INMAN, custom house, is a native of Monroe County, 
       N. Y., and was born August 5, 1826. His parents came to Michi-
       gan in 1832, and settled in Macomb County, and were among the 
       earliest settlers there. He was brought up and learned trade 
       of a blacksmith there. When the war broke out, he enlisted in 
       Company K, Second Michigan Cavalry, commanded by Lieut. Gen. 
       Phil. Sheridan; he served over four years, and participated 
       in many tights and shirmishes. After his return, in 1869, he 
       was appointed in the custom house, and since then has held 
       that position. MR. INMAN married Miss CORDELIA C. SMITH, a 
       native of Monroe County, N. Y., July 24, 1851. She came to 
       this State in early childhood, in year 1832. They have three 
       children - BYRON, Captain steamer Hiawatha, of the Buffalo & 
       Duluth line; URSULA V., at home; Hiram G., sailing on lakes.
       
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