BIOGRAPHIES:  S. Carlos FAYERWEATHER, Pepin, Pepin Co., WI

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S. CARLOS FAYERWEATHER, mason and farmer, was born near Painesville,
Ohio, Jan. 9, 1827. His grandfather, on his father's side, was born in
Scotland. His father David Fayerweather, was born, Sept. 9, 1793, and
died at Pepin, Aug. 11, 1878, in the eighty-fifth year of his age. He
was a millwright by trade, at which he worked until he came to Pepin,
in 1853, when he followed farming. His mother, Sarah, was born Dec. 19,
1804, and died near Painesville, Ohio, Oct. 21, 1832. In 1833, his
father moved into Jefferson Co., Pa., where they lived until 1853, when
they came to Pepin. S. C. Fayerweather was married, April 26, 1849, to
Miss Susanna Richards, of Lycoming Co., Pa. They have seven children
living-David A., Mary E., Willis A., Roswell, Arthur C., Sarah Ann, and
S. Barton. Mr. Fayerweather was a member of the first Board of
Supervisors of Town of Pepin, and has served several terms since, and
is now Chairman of the Board; has been Treasurer two years, Justice of
the Peace and Constable, and most of the time a school officer. He is
"Mason," a "Granger," and a "Chosen Friend."

-Transcribed from the "History of Northern Wisconsin, 1881," page 704


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