Bios of Harvey, Clyde F. (b.1894) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1920.
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Harvey, Clyde F. (page 446), one of the younger farmers of Elgin Township,
who is making rapid progress on the road to prosperity, was born in this
township, June 29, 1894, son of John and Hattie (Bigelow) Harvey. As a boy
he attended district school in the township, and also the Elgin village
school. Brought up on the home farm, he early acquired a practical
knowledge of agriculture in its different branches, and was associated
with his father, for whom he worked until 1919. In that year his parents
retired, and Clyde F. rented the home farm, containing 280 acres in
section 29, which he is now operating as a general farmer and stock
raiser. The place is well improved, having substantial buildings and a
full equipment of modern machinery, and by Mr. Harvey is being worked with
good financial results. Mr. Harvey has quite recently assumed the
responsibilities of domestic life, having been united in marriage February
21, 1920, with Ava Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham.
He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal church. Fraternally
he is a Mason. He is a man who takes an intelligent and helpful interest
in all matters concerning the good of the community. Though he has but
lately started out on an independent career, he has the qualities that
compel success, and that are bound also to make him a factor in the
development and improvement of this county should he continue his
residence here.