Bio of STREETER, Levi W., Wright Co, MN
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409   HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY

Levi W. Streeter was born in England, and was brought to this country by 
his parents at the age of nine years. He was reared in New York state and 
there married Margaret Griffin, a native of that state. The young couple 
then started westward, and just before the Civil War located on section 
11, in Woodland township, where they secured forty acres. They erected a 
house of unhewn logs, started to clear the land and started an agricultural 
career in the wilderness. In their latter life they moved to Montrose, 
where they died. The children in the family were Stella, Nellie, Margaret, 
John and William.