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SOURCE: History of Wexford County, Michigan
        by John H. Wheeler, pub. B. F. Bowen - 1903
        
        Page 300
        
                   ROBERT MYHILL was a son-in-law of Dr.
                Perry, and came to the county soon after
                the arrival of Mr. Hall and Mr. Perry.  He
                settled on section 24 in Wexford township,
                where he remained until his accidental death
                in the spring of 1868.  He had donated a site
                for a school house in the northeast corner of
                his farm and the neighbors had set a day for
                cutting away the timber, preparatory to erecting
                a school-house.  At this "bee" Mr. Myhill was
                struck by the limb of a falling tree, crushing
                his skull, causing death, though he lived for
                over twelve hours after the injury.
                
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