University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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student of nature and he had a large fund of choice and interesting informa- tion which he had acquired by observation in the fields and woods and streams. I have not said anything of another phase of his character, namely, his love for books. llc was not only a lover of books but an assiduous and ap- preciative render of hooks, and during his life he collected a library of about ten thousand volumes, which was distinguished by its high literary excellence. He was one of the influential members of a select literary coterie in his early years in Derroil. many of whose members preceded him to that 'undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler retnrnsf After an illness of several months' duration Mr. Waterman himself passed away June 24, 1502. E. T. T., 'T3. HURON RIVER. -13-

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