History of Jackson County Michigan 1881: in 1862 Mr S married his present wife, Mrs M.A Sutfin, daughter of Ariel & Mary Ann (Rathbon) Cornwell, the former a native of Cayuga Co NY, and the latter of Preston Iowa. Mr C came to this State in 1836 and voted the first Abolition ticket in his township; it was the only one polled at thatm election. Mrs Sutfin was born Aug 30 1837. She has considerable literary talent and contributed many poems and sketches to the local papers which have been favorably received. Her daughters Belle B and Matie A received their education at the Union school at Hanover. Guy C is Mrs Sutfin's only son.
History of Jackson County Michigan 1881: in 1862 Mr S married his present wife, Mrs M.A Sutfin, daughter of Ariel & Mary Ann (Rathbon) Cornwell, the former a native of Cayuga Co NY, and the latter of Preston Iowa. Mr C came to this State in 1836 and voted the first Abolition ticket in his township; it was the only one polled at thatm election. Mrs Sutfin was born Aug 30 1837. She has considerable literary talent and contributed many poems and sketches to the local papers which have been favorably received. Her daughters Belle B and Matie A received their education at the Union school at Hanover. Guy C is Mrs Sutfin's only son.
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