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Schram/Putnam Website |
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Mattie Ellsworth |
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Hugh Schram |
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Born: October 4, 1864 at Bricker
Rd. near Yale in Green-
wood Twp., St. Clair Co.,
Michigan
Married: January 16, 1881 in
Yale, St. Clair Co.,
Michigan
Died: March 7, 1950 in 10020
Schoolcraft Ave., Detroit ,
Michigan
Burial: Grand Lawn Cemetery,
Redford, Michigan |
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Born: February 27, 1854 in Port
Huron, St. Clair Co.,
Michigan
Married: January 16, 1881 in
Yale, St. Clair Co.,
Michigan
Died: June 5, 1924 in 10020
Schoolcraft Ave., Detroit ,
Michigan
Burial: Grand Lawn Cemetery,
Redford, Michigan |
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On
Vital
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Life on the Farm circa 1864 |
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The Children |
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When Hugh was about 10 years old his father joined the Union Army to fight in the Civil War. He was the second oldest or Peter's and Catharine's children and the oldest boy. So most of the farming chores fell upon his shoulders. This must have been a very anxious time for the whole family. Peter didn't come home until the middle of 1866. |
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1.Herbert Charles Schram 1882-1965
m.
Eva Jane Minnie
2.Edith May Schram 1885-1958
m.
Richard Heath Wilson
3.Goldie Zerita Schram 1895-1963
m.
William K. McMillan
4.Roy Hugh Schram 1898-1979
m.
Berdena Leah Schram 1903-1982
5. Eva Belle Schram 1901-1937
m.
Howard Truson Ross |
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The New House and Barn |
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Hugh built a house and a barn on the land that his parents had settled on in around 1854. They still stand today on Bricker Road. The log cabin that Peter built remains there, too. However, you would never know that it is a log cabin. Siding has been put over the logs and an addition has been added on. |
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