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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881


         [page 187]
         
         J. E. GARREY, M.D., Stockbridge. Born in Chicago, Feb. 9,
       1847, where he lived till 1852, going thence to Manitowoc 
       County, where his parents located on a farm. He attended 
       school, and then went to Milwaukee to advance his education. 
       In 1863, intended going into the army, but was taken sick. 
       His father filled his place, and died in Norfolk, Va., Sept. 
       14, 1863. J. E. was teaching school, at this time, in the
       Winter, and helping his brother on the farm in the Summer. 
       He commenced reading medicine with Dr. O'Connell, and took 
       a commercial course at Bryant & Stratton's, Milwaukee. He 
       attended the Normal School in Oshkosh, in 1871, and while 
       teaching, studied medicine, and attended the Rush Medical 
       College, Chicago, in 1877 and 1878. He started practice in 
       Stockbridge, Calumet Co. In 1871, he married Miss ANDERSON, 
       who died, Dec. 9, 1880, leaving two children, WALTER and
       GEORGIE. The doctor is a member of most of the lodges.
       
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