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| PARK MUNN, farmer, sec. 23, Wheatland Tp., is the son of Henry and Jane (Snyder) Munn, natives of Pennsylvania and of Scotch and German descent. He was born in Bradford Co., Pa., Sept. 12, 1857; received his education chiefly in the common schools of his native county, and resided there until he was of age, when he came to Michigan. In 1878, he settled in the township of Millbrook, where he worked on different farms for two years. In 1880 he went to Isabella County, and was employed on the farm of William Broomfield. He was married Dec. 23, 1881, to Ida B., daughter of William and Ellen (McLin) Broomfield. Mrs. Munn was born in Canada, March 1, 1861. Her parents came to Isabella County when she was an infant. After marriage Mr. & Mrs. Munn located on a farm in Wheatland Tp., containing 160 acres belonging to Mr. Broomfield, which they are conducting with prudence and profit. They have one child -- William H. -- born Nov. 26, 1882. Mr. Munn is a Democrat. |