Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan (1895)

Delos L. Filer

Delos L. Filer is listed in Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan (1895) (1895) as biography. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.

Biography, 1895

32 people in Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan (1895) · 1 more named Filer

Full name: Delos L. Filer
Source: Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan (1895)
Listed as: Biography, 1895

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32 entries from the volume “Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan” appear on this site, and Filer puts Delos 9th among them. Find Delos on page 113 of the scan, in a book whose entries here run from page 113 to page 509.

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Elos L. Filer, deceased, formerly an influential citizen of Manistee, was horn in the state of New York, September 27, 1817, and was of Scotch parentage and ancestry. He grew to manhood in New York, and there engaged in the varied occupations of farmer, school teacher, merchant and lumberman. In 1849 he removed to Wisconsin and, making his headquarters at Racine, traveled for four years in Wisconsin and Illinois, selling cigars and tobacco.

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Portrait and biographical record of northern Michigan (1895), page 113. View the original at the Internet Archive (item portraitbiograph00reco).

Published 1895, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of New York Public Library via the Internet Archive.

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