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SOURCE: History of Wexford County, Michigan
        by John H. Wheeler, pub. B. F. Bowen - 1903
        
        Page 300
        
                   DR. JOHN PERRY was another early pioneer in
               Wexford county, arriving almost simultaneously
               with Mr. Hall.  He, like Mr. Hall, was a native
               of New York state, and migrated to southern Mich-
               igan when the tide of emigration set in to the
               new states and territories of the west, a term
               given all the country west of the great lakes.
               He lived a year or two in Grand Traverse county
               before coming to Wexford county.  He located a
               homestead in Antioch township, on section 6, a
               part of which is now included in the village of
               Sherman.  He died in 1875 at the age of eighty-
               two years.
               
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