Shiawassee County MI Archives Obituaries.....Harder, Norman Andrew January 6, 1914
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[Owosso] Evening Argus. 7 Jan 1914
Norman HARDER Gone
One of Earliest Settlers of the County Dies Suddenly at Newbury[sic]
Had Lived Since 1858 in House Where He Was Married--Born in Shiawassee

   Bancroft, Mich., Jan. 7.--Norman A. HARDER, on the oldest settlers and best
known residents of the county, died Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock at his home at
Newburg, three miles north of Bancroft.  His death was sudden and unexpected. 
The funeral will be held from the family home Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

   Norman HARDER was the last of the descendants of Nicholas HARDER, who was a
well known figure in the early history of Shiawassee county.  Born June 9, 1837,
at Newburg, he has lived all his life in the county, and ever since his marriage
September 27, 1858 to Miss Caroline CARR, he has resided in the house in which
the ceremony was performed.  Two children were born, a son, who died some years
ago, leaving a grandson, Glen C. HARDER, who was at the home of his grandfather
at the time of his death, and a daughter, Mrs. Harry MacKAY, of Durand.

   Mr. HARDER was a man of exemplary character and sterling worth.  He was a
successful farmer, a kind neighbor, and a good citizen.  He took an active part
in public matters, and was a leading spirit in his community.  The family have
the sincere sympathy of many friends.

[The Evening Argus [Owosso, Shiawassee Co., MI] Weds 7 Jan 1914, p1.]

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