Bio of Dale, Levi A. (b.1845) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Dale, Levi A., fifth son of John Dale, was born in Center township, Perry
county, Pennsylvania., August 3, 1845. Reared on farm and received a
common school education. Came to Zumbro November 27, 1863. Next year he
bought sixty- five acres on section 24, where his home has been ever
since. By industry and perseverance he has made himself independent. Has
purchased twenty acres of timber in Mazeppa. He was married November 28,
1869, to Louisa A., daughter of H. C. Brant, whose biography is elsewhere
given in this book. They have three children, born as follows: Earl C.,
March 14, 1876; Roy M., October 26, 1878; Hattie May, May 5, 1882. Mr. and
Mrs. Dale are members of the Wesleyan Methodist church. The former is a
republican, because he considers that correct principles are espoused by
the party known by that name. He came to Minnesota without capital, and
with the aid of his faithful helpmeet has secured a happy home.