Vergangenheit und Gegenwart von Washtenaw County, Michigan. -Pire Zustand. Er wurde am 18. Novem-ber, 1834 geboren, seine Eltern Abraham und Polly (Phillips) Sawyer, sowohl Einheimische in New York auf seinen Großvater väterlicherseits war John Sawyer, theblind Baptist Prediger, von denen Horace Greelevmade so günstige erwähnen. In neuen YorkAbraham Sawyer auf Merchandising, andalso führte eine wagonmaking und blacksmithshop. In der Gemeinde Angelegenheiten war er aktiv und in-fluential und in verschiedenen Büros der öffentlichen trustand Verantwortung. Er anschließend kam toMichigan sein Zuhause zu machen, mit seinem Sohn AndrewJ., Und hier

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Past and present of Washtenaw County, Michigan . -pire state. He was born on the 18th of Novem-ber, 1834, his parents being Abraham and Polly(Phillips) Sawyer, both natives of New York.His paternal grandfather was John Sawyer, theblind Baptist preacher, of whom Horace Greelevmade such favorable mention. In New YorkAbraham Sawyer carried on merchandising, andalso conducted a wagonmaking and blacksmithshop. In township affairs he was active and in-fluential and held various offices of public trustand responsibility. He subsequently came toMichigan to make his home with his son AndrewJ., and here he died at the age of seventy-twoyears, while his wife departed this life at the ageof ninety-two years, the remains of both beinginterred at Chelsea, Michigan. Of their sevenchildren two sons also died in this state. Andrew J. Sawyer, born in Mottsville, NewYork, resided there until eleven years of age.when he accompanied his parents on their re-moval to Caton, New York, in which place hespent the succeeding six years of his life under f t^*^. A. T. SAWYER. PAST AND PRESENT OF WASHTENAW COUNTY. tlie parental roof. He then started nut in theworld on his own account, dividing his time be-tween attending school and teaching. }le cameto Michigan in 1857, and the following year wasmarried to Miss Lucy Skinner, a native nf NewYork, and a daughter of Samuel C. and I lulda(Howell) Skinner. They have hecdme the i)ar-ents of five children. 1>ut (.nl three are living:Fred, Lorenzo and Andrew I. I he eldest son.(now tdllciwing insurance mmI re.il esl:ile imsi-ncss at .n .Vrlmrl. married Alice ( ). l)er]i andhas a daughter, Grace . Andrew j.. Jr.. lii.sfathers partner and now prosecuting attc>riK i>fthe county, married Lulu Rose and has twn chil-dren. Irene Hope and Richard Watkins. ( In coming to Alichigan. Mr. Saer locatedin Mason, Ingham county, where he engaged inteaching school. He also entered upon the studyoi law at that place under the direction of O. SI.liarnes a

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