Bio of Dady, Michael U. (b.1855) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Dady, Michael U., Wabasha, son of the above (Jerry Dady) was born in
Greenfield, October 7, 1855. He was reared there, and attended the common
school. When eighteen years old he took up blacksmith work in Kellogg, and
has followed it ever since. Became a resident of Wabasha in 1879; worked
some time in a machine shop, and is now employed by the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway Company as blacksmith and repairer. In 1879 he married
Fanny Hudson, who was born in Pierce county, Wisconsin, of Scotch and
English parents. They have a son, born June 18, 1880, and christened
Charles.