Biography of Daniel Y. Husselman, pages 886 / 887.  History of De Kalb 
County, Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Daniel Y. Husselman, Clerk of the De Kalb Circuit Court, was born in Union 
Township, De Kalb Co., Ind., Jan. 15, 1848, a son of Samuel and Maria 
Husselman.  He was educated in the county schools.  When he was seventeen 
years of age his father died, and he remained with his mother and 
superintended the farm till twenty-one years of age.  In 1879 he began the 
study of law in the office of R. Wes McBride, at Waterloo, Ind., and in 
August of the same year was admitted to the bar at Auburn.  In June, 1871, 
he began his practice at Waterloo, and remained there till May, 1881, when 
he removed to Auburn and became associated with James A. Barnes in 
publishing and editing the Auburn Courier.  On account of poor health he 
abandoned the newspaper business the following year and resumed the practice 
of his profession in Auburn.  In November, 1882, he was elected on the 
Democratic ticket Clerk of the De Kalb Circuit Court over Hon. E.D. Hartman, 
the Republican nominee.  Nov. 23, 1870, Mr. Husselman was married to Miss 
Mary J. Smith.  They have three children---Milo, Thomas A. and Dollie 
(twins).

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Arlene Goodwin
Auburn, Indiana
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