BIOGRAPHIES:  Henry P. SADDLER, Pepin, Pepin Co., WI

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Submitted by Nance Sampson, Pepin Co. Archives File Manager on 19 November 2004
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Henry P. Saddler, Pepin, was born in Oliver, Jefferson county, Pa.,
December 17, 1847.  He removed with his parents to Pepin in 1855, and
there took an active part in clearing up the farm.  When twenty-two
years of age he began for himself by working on a farm.  In 1871 he
worked in a chair factory at Durand.  He was married December 25, 1873,
to Miss Hettie O., daughter of Levi and Jerusha Marble.  She was born
April 25, 1855, in Waterville, this county, and was the second white
child born there.  Their children are:  Vinnie L., born February 22,
1877; Alice R., December 29, 1878; Emery L., January 30, 1881; Mary E.,
September 27, 1885; Goldie W., January 31, 1889.  For several years Mr.
and Mrs. Saddler lived on a farm.  In 1880 they removed to Esdaile,
Pierce county, Wis., where he worked in a wagon supply factory until
1889, when he removed to Pepin and purchased a restaurant, for the
carrying on of which he and his estimable wife seem to be especially
fitted.  On the night of April 27, 1891, Mr. Saddler had the misfortune
to fall under the wheels of a locomotive, which caused the loss of his
right leg above the knee.  He is a republican in politics and holds the
office of police justice for the village.  He is a member of the
Masonic brotherhood.

-Transcribed from the "Historical & Biographical Album of the Chippewa
Valley Wisconsin, 1891-2," page 921.


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