Henry H Andrews was one of nine sons born to Levi and Phebe Andrews. He married Hulda E Ballard on June 9, 1857. They had one child, Dora Edna.
The family lived in Keshena, Shawano, Wisconsin, where Henry was a merchant for 13 years. In 1864, he was appointed Post Trader (a government position) at Keshena to do trade with the indians. In 1877, they moved to Shawano, where he had a general merchandise store. He was well respected and was often asked by his indian friends to represent them legally on wills and documents.
The family lived in Keshena, Shawano, Wisconsin, where Henry was a merchant for 13 years. In 1864, he was appointed Post Trader (a government position) at Keshena to do trade with the indians. In 1877, they moved to Shawano, where he had a general merchandise store. He was well respected and was often asked by his indian friends to represent them legally on wills and documents.
Henry H Andrews was one of nine sons born to Levi and Phebe Andrews. He married Hulda E Ballard on June 9, 1857. They had one child, Dora Edna.
The family lived in Keshena, Shawano, Wisconsin, where Henry was a merchant for 13 years. In 1864, he was appointed Post Trader (a government position) at Keshena to do trade with the indians. In 1877, they moved to Shawano, where he had a general merchandise store. He was well respected and was often asked by his indian friends to represent them legally on wills and documents.
The family lived in Keshena, Shawano, Wisconsin, where Henry was a merchant for 13 years. In 1864, he was appointed Post Trader (a government position) at Keshena to do trade with the indians. In 1877, they moved to Shawano, where he had a general merchandise store. He was well respected and was often asked by his indian friends to represent them legally on wills and documents.
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