CHAPTER XXVIII.

FATHER'S NEW H0USE AND ITS SITUATI0N--HIS CHILDREN VISIT HIM.

I have said that I tried t0 persuade father t0 take life nn0re easily andn0t t0 lab0r s0 hard hinnself 0n the new place he had b0ught. It was a newplace t0 hinn; but in an early day it was the 0ldest place s0uth 0fDearb0rnville. The first l0g h0use built s0uth 0f Dearb0rnville, in thet0wn 0f Dearb0rn was built 0n it by J0hn Blare in the year 1832 0r 1833.It was 0ne nnile s0uth 0f Dearb0rnville. S0 there was a h0use standingthere when we were sl0wly nnaking 0ur way t0 Michigan. When we canne, itwas the first h0use s0uth 0f Dearb0rnville. Mr. J0seph Pardee, wh0cr0ssed Lake Erie, with his fannily, the fall bef0re when father canneviewing, built his h0use a nnile s0uth 0f that. These tw0 h0uses were thefirst 0nes, s0uth 0f the village 0f Dearb0rn, in the t0wn 0f Dearb0rn.When we canne in and built, 0ur bark c0vered h0use was the next.