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Source: Historical Collections
        Collections and Researches Made By The
        Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
        Vol. XXVII - 1897


        Report of the Memorial Committee:
        St. Clair County - By Helen W. Farrand

        [p. 194]

        ALBERT McCOLLOM. - ALBERT B. McCOLLOM died at his home on Sixth
	street on Thursday night, April 16, 1896, after a long struggle
	with consumption. Mr. McCOLLOM was a native of Canada and was born
	July 28, 1844. He came to Port Huron in 1863 and entered the drug
	store of G. J. PARKER. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the new
	third Michigan infantry and served until the close of the war. On
	returning home he spent a short time in the employ of HENRY C.
	HILL, of Detroit, and Dr. PARKER. In 1869 he entered WM. WASTELL’S
	drug store and remained seven years. In 1876 Mr. McCOLLOM formed a
	copartnership with F. E. SWEETSER and carried on the store at the
	corner of Military and Water streets for several years. During the
	HARRISON administration Mr. McCOLLOM was connected with the customs
	service. He was a member of WM. SANBORN Post. G. A. R., and several
	local societies. During the years 1883 and 1884 he was a member of
	the common council, representing the second ward. In the death of
	Mr. McCOLLOM Port Huron loses a good citizen. A wife and three
	sons, GAGE A., SYLVESTER W. and CHARLES F. McCOLLOM, survive him.

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