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

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        DANIEL J. GUERIN, livery and boarding stable, is a native of
        Tompkins County, N. Y., and was born November 26, 1843; his parents
        came to Michigan in 1854, and he grew up and attended school in
        this State; in 1861, he entered store at Algonac. and was there
        four years; in 1865, went to St. Clair, and for four years
	was clerk in the store of GEORGE WALKER & Co.; in 1869, he came to
	Port Huron and engaged in mercantile business. His entire stock was
	entirely destroyed by fire February 6, 1870, and he suffered a
	large loss. He bought a new stock of goods and continued the
	business until December 18, 1874, when he sold out. He established
	his present business in August, 1874, and since then has success-
	fully carried on the business, and has a large stock of fine open
	and close carriages, buggies and horses, and has the leading trade.
	Mr. GUERIN was united in marriage August 19, 1867, to Miss ISABELLA
	SMITH, of St. Clair ; they have two children - ARTHUR S. and
	CLAUDE.

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