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Hiram Carmichael

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Hiram Carmichael

Birth
Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
24 Jan 1902 (aged 76)
Pawnee County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Table Rock, Pawnee County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
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Hiram Carmichael, youngest child of John Carmichael, the 2nd, and his wife, Charlotte Wible, was born September 12, 1825, and grew up to manhood on the estate of his father in Worth Township, and married Elizabeth Fowler, September 4, 18S1. Elizabeth Fowler was born in Staffordshire, England, September 7, 1828, and crossed the ocean with her parents at the age of three months, a trip requiring six weeks. Hiram Carmichael settled on the homestead of his father, where they remained until February 25, 1885, when they sold the property and moved to Nebraska and located on a farm near Table Rock.
Hiram Carmichael was a man of high resolve, never stooping to expediency where honor and integrity were involved. He was somewhat stern of character, but withal kind and loving. He was six feet, one inch in height, straight and without any surplus weight, well muscled, black hair and eyes.
Hiram Carmichael, youngest child of John Carmichael, the 2nd, and his wife, Charlotte Wible, was born September 12, 1825, and grew up to manhood on the estate of his father in Worth Township, and married Elizabeth Fowler, September 4, 18S1. Elizabeth Fowler was born in Staffordshire, England, September 7, 1828, and crossed the ocean with her parents at the age of three months, a trip requiring six weeks. Hiram Carmichael settled on the homestead of his father, where they remained until February 25, 1885, when they sold the property and moved to Nebraska and located on a farm near Table Rock.
Hiram Carmichael was a man of high resolve, never stooping to expediency where honor and integrity were involved. He was somewhat stern of character, but withal kind and loving. He was six feet, one inch in height, straight and without any surplus weight, well muscled, black hair and eyes.


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