THRESHING CAREER OF MY FATHER, ADAM J. HABEL

By 0. W. Habel
Published on May 1, 1963
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Adam J. Habel, Clarence J. Habel (son), Arrette Neorr (grand-daughter) and James Neorr (great grand-son) 1942.
Adam J. Habel, Clarence J. Habel (son), Arrette Neorr (grand-daughter) and James Neorr (great grand-son) 1942.
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My father's great-grandchildren, Dan Michael and Rebecca Jane Habel sitting on a miniature Case Engine at the Montpelier Thresher's Meeting in 1962.
My father's great-grandchildren, Dan Michael and Rebecca Jane Habel sitting on a miniature Case Engine at the Montpelier Thresher's Meeting in 1962.

1060 Chestnut Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan

He was born in 1857 and, when he died in 1946, was just short of
90 years of age. He farmed a substantial acreage and owned and
operated Threshing machinery in a community of good farmland about
24 miles west of Toledo, just south of the Michigan State line.
This community was about 8 miles northwest of Swanton, Ohio, where

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