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War of 1812 Michigan continued. pg.9
Detroit, with the army, I returned to my farm and found house and barn and froot trees destroyed, and my wife would not agree to live there any more on account of the dead bodies she seen there; where the house stood there was three or four skeletons which were burnt, as I have been informed. I was to exchange my farm at a grate loss for a piece up the Creek. I am now sixty years of age. I was a voluneeer in the service of
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