Clarence E. Hayward Biography


	This biography appears on page 1896 in "History of South 
	Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904) and was scanned, 
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	CLARENCE E. HAYWARD, of Raymond, Clark county, comes of old 
colonial stock, of English origin, and is himself a native of the old 
Pine Tree state, having been born in Winthrop, Kennebec county, Maine, 
on the 4th of August, 1858. He completed the curriculum of the public 
schools of his native town and thereafter continued there his studies 
in Towle Academy, while later he attended the well-known and ably-
conducted academy at Monmouth, Maine. At the age of sixteen years he 
engaged in teaching, continuing to follow the pedagogic profession in 
Maine until he came to the west, while later he took up his abode in 
Raymond, South Dakota, with whose development and progress he has been 
intimately identified, while he has built up an excellent business as a 
dealer in real estate, personally owning twelve hundred acres of 
improved farming land in Clark county, while he retains the confidence 
and good will of all with whom he has come in contact in either a 
business or social way and is one of the popular and public-spirited 
citizens of his county and town. In politics he is a staunch advocate 
of the principles and policies of the Republican party and fraternally 
is identified with the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the 
Knights of Pythias. Mr. Hayward was married to Miss Alice Armitage, who 
was born in Pennsylvania.