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SOURCE: History of St. Clair County, Mich.
        A. T. Andreas & Co., Chicago - 1883

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       JOHN CORNWALL is a native of St. Clair County and was born March
    10, 1836; he began sailing in 1860, in the schooner Albatross, and two
    years after sailed as Captain of the tug Dart, and since then has
    sailed as Captain of the B. B. Jones, the Wilcox, the Grant, the Bob
    Anderson, the Frank Moffatt, the Castle, and the steam barge Tecumseh,
    and during the twenty years that he has been in the marine service, has
    only sailed for three firms.  CAPT. CORNWALL was united in marriage
    March 5, 1863, to Miss ELIZA YOKOM, a native of Canada; they have six
    children -- LETTIE, LULU, ALTA, SUSIE, LALIA, RAY.

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