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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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       CAPT. BYRON E. INMAN is a native of Michigan, and was born in Macomb
       County May 3, 18.50. He came here with parents in 1857; he began
       sailing when only thirteen years of age, on propeller Belle; he
       sailed several years before the mast and several years mate, and in
       1869 he and his partner built a scow, Hannah Moore, and he sailed
       her two years and sold her. In 1871, went wheelsman on tug Brockway;
       and after five months went mate on same tug; was mate two years on
       tug Clematis; in 1874, was mate of tug Sweepstakes, part of the
       season; then sailed Captain of tug Zouave; and the next two years
       sailed Captain of the tugs Stranger and Satellite; was master of the
       large tug Champion, one year, and; the Sweepstakes two years. In
       1882, he sailed master of the steam barge Hiawatha, the largest
       craft sailed by any Captain from this port. Capt. INMAN was married
       June 24, 1870, to Miss AMELIA DEMPSTER, of Whitby, Ontario, Canada.
       They have two children - GRACE A. and WALTON B.

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