Notice biographique; ce volume contient des ébauches biographiques des principaux citoyens des comtés de Houghton, Baraga et Marquette, Michigan .. . à Minnie AbbieStrong, née à Vicksburg. Michigan, et était une fille De Am-brose E. et Abbie (Sawyer) Forte. Mme Waldo est décédée le 30 janvier 1903 à l'âge de t>7 ans, étant mère de trois enfants, à savoir: Rollin, de-cessé; Herbert Strong; et Ruth Geneviève. Le professeur Waldo est un mém-bre de l'Église méthodiste. Il est républicain en politique, et pendant l'hisResidence à Albion a servi trois ans comme un des hommes de ville. Connexion des interfaces HEI

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Biographical record; this volume contains biographical sketches of leading citizens of Houghton, Baraga and Marquette Counties, Michigan .. . to Minnie AbbieStrong, who was born at Vicksburg. Michigan, and was a daughter of Am-brose E. and Abbie (Sawyer) Strong. Mrs. Waldo died January 30, 1903, at the age of t>7 years, being the mother of three children, viz: Rollin, de-ceased; Herbert Strong; and Ruth Genevieve. Professor Waldo is a mem-ber of the Methodist Church. He is a Republican in politics, and during hisresidence at Albion served three years as one of the city aldermen. Heis connected with a number of organizations, all of them being of an educa-tional or literary character, viz: the college fraternity of Sigma Chi; theAmerican Historical Association; Michigan Political Science Association;and the National Educational Association. In 1890 he was honored byAlbion College with the degree of A. M. WILLIAM G. RICE. William G. Rice, a citizen of Houghton, Houghton County, Mich-igan, a lawyer by profession and one of the most progressive and enter-prising men of the locality, was born at Charlotte, Michigan, March 26, . FRANCIS M. MOORE. HOUGHTON, BARAGA AND MARQUETTE COUNTIES 327 1870, and in early life removed to Houghton with his parents. He is a sonof John W. Rice, a pioneer of the count)-, who died in 1885, aged 54 years.John V. Rice was for eight years treasurer of Houghton County, and wasknown far and wide as a man of absolute integrity and high moral char-acter. Few men of Houghton County were better known or more thor-oughly respected for their admirable qualities. One brother of our subject, John H. Rice, is prominent in financial circles and is vice-president of theNational Bank of Houghton. After graduating from the law department of Northwestern Universityat Chicago, Illinois, William G. Rice spent five years in the office of ex-SenatorLyman Trumbull, in that city. In 1897 he located in Houghton, Michigan, and entered upon the practice of law, formin

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