526 10 10998 https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/80b95c81ce8da108e826734b7a3e40b9.pdf aad1489b5ef7de60a52745e810ce8c47 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Obituaries Description An account of the resource <span>Contains obituary, death notices, some scrapbook marriage and news stories as well as funeral cards from mid-1800s–current for Livingston County. The Howell Area Archives houses donated scrapbooks that were pasted on the pages of old books or in scrapbooks. Obituaries appeared in Livingston County Daily Press &amp; Argus or Fowlerville News &amp; Views within 3 days of death unless otherwise noted.</span> The collection also contains other digital resources at the following:<br /> <ul> <li><a href="https://archive-it.org/organizations/1734" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Archive-IT Collections</a> - contains county funeral homes and local news sources.</li> <li>Also view the <a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/collections/show/9">Newspaper Collection.</a></li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href="https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the library's printing information.</a> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource M069 Obituaries Book Description An account of the resource Contains obituaries from Livingston Republican and Fowlerville Review CLARK - OaK Grove, January 27. Elvin ClarK, son of James P. and Mary E. ClarK, aged 8y2ml5d. Apr i 1 1 , Issue LOTT - Mary Jane, March 27, daughter of Henry and Mary Lott, age 13yrs. Apr i 1 21 Issue HATTON - In Farmington, on Tuesday the 14th., K. H. Hatton, an old and respected citizen of that township. In the ~2nd year of his age. Oecased was a brother of Col Hatton of this village. FISHBECK - In Howell on the 19th. Richard FishbecK, aged 73yrs. STAFFORD - In Fenton, Gratiot County on the 24th, inst Mr- Joseph Stafford. <can't read well) of this town, aged 72 yrs. July 15 Issue STILES - In PincKney, July 7, Mary, wife of Henry Stiles, age <can't read) years. Ju 1 y 22 Issue FERGUSON - In this village, July 17, Alice Ferguson (colored) aged abt 13 or 15 years. CLARK - In Marion, July 18, Lyman ClarK, aged 71yrs. (see sept sheet> NORTON - In Marion July 21. Henry H. Norton, aged 66years. July 29 Issue WILCOX - Of this village, July 24,. Mary Belle, adoped daughter of Calvin and Mary Wilco){, aged 4y2m5d. August 12 Is::.ue In this village, Aug 19, Anna J. Curtis, aged 41y?m?d(can't read). August 19 Issue WOOD - In Howell, Aug 13, EstKella (Estella) N. daughter of Charles A. and Eva P. Wood, aged 3 weeKs and 2 days. BREWER - In this village, Aug 14, George W. only sori c:f Thomas w. and Mary J. Brewer, aged ly7m17d. PULLEN - In Ann Arbor, Aug 12, Jennie Pullen, aged 22y7mSd: only daughter of Selden and Charlott~ Pull~n, deceased of this township. ) August 26 Issue HUNTER - can't read Octob er 6 Issue can't read October 24 Issue 1874 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Som~ Death Notices Some Obi tuar 11:!S WESTMORELAND - can't ,...,e,~o.J Nove fntier 11 Issue MAJ.:R - In the west of Hvwlid 1, Noverr,I: er 8, Jessie Marr, aged 5q years <not sur~ of YEar~) GILBERT - In How-2 .. .l, November 4, ( a couple of wor-ds I can •t read) Augustus wife of John Gilbert, aged ?y6m2?d. CARDELL - In this village on the?, day of October, (some words can't read) R. W. Cardell, aged 88 years. November 18 Issue BROCK - In Hartland, Nov 5, Scott, son of Wm. BrocK, aged 4yrs. ) ) In Memory of Lyman Cl arK: In memory of Lyman ClarK, who died at his residence in Marion, July 18, 1874, aged 71 years. Mr ClarK was born in Trenton Oneida Co., N.Y., June 1, 1803. LiKe others of his day he received only a limited education in the common schools; after which he served a regular apprenticeship as a carpenter and joiner, which fitted him for the severer duties of pioneer life. Mills, factories and churches dot the land, that are in part his handy worK. If not monuments to his industry. In the year 182S he married Lydia, the oldest daughter of George Wallace, with whom he lived in harmony 48 (i thinK) years and raised a large family, who are well Known among us-all except one having united with him in the promotion of Christ's Kingdon here on earth. It was in the year 1833, that Brother ClarK experienced religion, being baptised the same year by Elder Alanson???, at Whitebora<not sure of word> after which he was ever?? in great esteem by all who chanced to Know him, either in or out of the church. In 1836 his health becoming poor, unfitted him for the arduous duties of a master mechanic and fostoring a duties of master mechanic and fostering a? for ruel life, caused him to bid adieu to the past, with all its friends and associates. He emigrated to Michigan that year, to ply his? sKill upon a new farm; ta.King up 80 acres of Government land in the town of Linden, Wasthtenaw county, twelve miles northwest of Dexter. He journied to and from by aid of marKed trees, there being no roads at the early day; only one vast wildernest, swarming with game and savages. On said land he built a log cabin, moved into it on the first of October 183S, and for the want of facilites lived in it until the first of January with no other door than a bed-quilt; boards occupied the place of glass in the window, and the native soil served as hearth, upon which the old dutch oven did good service. No church, no schoolhouse, naught save the nobel forest and heven's blue canopy to greet the eye The thud of the woodmans ax-music to the civilized ear, although it spread devastation over the red man's hunting ground-soon changed things, and civilization and Christianity (co-worKers) laid the foundation of our society. About this time a Bapitist minister by the name of Rice came to · Brother ClarK's house and preached. He travled the woods and continued to pre·ach, and in the course of a short time found thirteen Baptist who were willing to meet and organized a church, which was done at Unadilla, Brother ClarK being chosen clerK, which office he continued to fill until there was a goodly number of members a prosperous church, which about that time (twenty-eight years ago) he sold his Linden farm and purchased one in Marion, which was ~uite new, where he found a few Kindred sprits, eleven in number, who met at his house, being the nuceleus of a flourishing church of which he long held the position of clerK, until his health gave way. Brother ClarK was afflicted with? rhematism for fourteen years, seven and half of which no child was halt so helpless, his limbs having become as rigid as masonr"'ely; yet, he was n o t forsaKen, although he often said "how long lord." This faith pointed other to God's care if they only trusted, saying: "The Lord is my rocK and my fortess, and my delivered, my God, my strength, in t~hom I will trust: My bucKler, and the h o rn o f my salvation, and my hight tower. :J:J 1 Lw<~,1 I J' 7/ ) ) January 11, Issue In Memor ian: 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" OBITUARIES Mr. 2. F. Crosman, died suddenly of congestion of the lungs at his residence in this village, on Friday the 1st day of December 1876, aged 48 years and two months. Mr Croseman was in the prime of an apparently vigorous life - he had just fully entered upon his career as a succesful and prosperous merchant. He was at his store and on the street attending to his business as usual on Wednesday, Thursday, ThanKsgiving day, he passed at home with his family and friends. He said it was the most delightful thanKsgiving he had ever enjoyed, although he had, had that morning an attacK very similar to that of which he died the following day. Early Friday morning he had another attacK of the same Kind, but much less severe than on thursday. He remained at home that day and spent the forenoon worKing on his booKs, and writing business letters. After d ir1ner he did not resume his worK, but la id down on the 1 ounge and slept quietly for a hour or more. When he awoKe he talKed for a time with his wife in his usual cheerful and loving way. His banK booK was on the tabel, and she asKed him to explain to her the method of Keeping a banK account, while doing this and telling her of the increase and prosperity of his business, she was called from the room, but a few moments. In her absents he was again attacKed as formerly and not with???? the effect made by loving hearts and willing hands, died in about thir·ty minutes. Thus almost without warning, and with no opportunity to say farewell to thoes he loved and who loved him and when they could not believe it possible, he passed away. The story of the life thus suddently brought to a close is briefly as follows: Mr. Croseman was born in Vermont on the 1st of October 18?7. When a boy he went to Illinois with his brother A. T. Crosman, and other member of the family. After a time they removed into the State of Michigan. In 1852 or 1832 Mr-. Crosman came to Howell, and for five years was a clerK in the store of Col w. Lee, Then for a short time he was a partner in the same business. He was married to Miss Sarah Jewett on the 27th day of December 18??. She sur-v ies him as al so two sons their only children aged respectively seventeen and fifteen. After leaving Col. Lee's, Mr Crosman was for some thirteen years in businesss with his brother-in-law, Mr Wm. 8. Jewett. He than began business alone at the Place store The following entry made by him in his cash booK, indicates the time: opened store 11 o • c 1 ocK A. M. Saturday, May 17th, 18??. Begining at??, an unfavorable time and with a very limited capital he had by his ability, industry integrity and something of?? in his business, in less than four years, built up a large reliable and profitable trade. Through thus suddely stricKen down he left his affairs in good condition and his family in confortable circumstances. conti ) ) Mr. z. F. Crosman conti. Mr. Crosman united with the Presbyterian church in 18??, although not an active as many in his christian life, he had left such evidence of his real faith in Christ, and purpose to honor God, that his sorely bevervel family and their friends sorrow not as those who leave no hope. He was a loving and devoted husband and father, a true friend and Kind and charitable neighbor, a capable and upright business man, a good citizen, a consistent advocate and supported of all that was good and an uncompromising opponet of all wrong and evil. The hight esteem in which he held by thoes who Knew him was evident by the great number from town and county and abroad who were present at his funeral. The funeral was attended from his residents on Monday, the 4th day of December. The business places in town were closed. The services were conducted by the Pastor of the Presbyterian church, ?7? by Rev. E. Gregory. Re mar Ks were made from the text: "What I do thou Knowest not now, but thou shall Know hereafter." A choir of the members of the church sang: "Cast thy burden on the Lord." Jesus comes. His loss is sincerely mourned by the community and his 7? family have the sympathies of all. ) January 18 Issue 1877 LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries CLARA MAY HOLT, died December 19, 1876, only child of Wm. W. and Mary Holt, aged 6 years 8 months and 16 days. The life of this deer little child has been a short sweet sermon, whose text was love, love seemed to be the guiding rule of her existence at home and abroad causing her to become at school a peacemaKer - everywhere a welcome vistor. She loved her Sunday school, becoming familiar with many of its sweetest hyms and singing with them in gre-at pleasure. Her pa 1: ient endurance of pain, her evident Knowledge of approaching death, and tender concern for her parents so soon to be bereft of their only child, were very remarKable in one so young. May those who mour their loss be conforted in Knowledge that their bud of promise shall expand into a perfect blossom in the Heavenly Kindgom. January 25 Issue JOHN HOLMES, of this village committed suicide at his residen1:, on Sa1:urday morning last, by strichnine. He was an Englishman, and had resided in the county of Oceola. (should mean Oceola twp.) He was good circumstance financially, and no other reason than temporary insanity is to be assigned for the rash ac1:. The causes which produce the s1:a1:e of mind were probably -xwo fo 1 d: He had been dr ir,K ir,g very heavt 1 y for months, and had been Jiaving, or imagined he did, considerable domestic trouble. It appears that he first tried to hang himself, but failing in that tooK poison with the result ???(can't read) above. SARAH L. WINTON, in Ithica, Gratiot Co., at the resident of her uncle. Wm. E. Winton, December 7, 1876, aged 24 or 34 years 7 months and 21 days. JACOB VANZILE, in Howell, January 17th, 1877 of typhoid pneumonia, in the 39th year of age. February 8, Issue EUGENE MANN, in PincKney, January 24th, 1877, aged 30 years. The funeral was held at his late residence in PincKney, on Saturday 27th, and was largely attended by the citizens of this village and vicinity. In the death of Mr Mann, his family has lost an affectionate husband and society a valuable citizen. February 15 Issue McMILLAN, died suddently in Cohoctah on Monday, February 5th, 1877 of????, Jane, wife of Isaac McMillan aged 67 years and? months. The funeral was held from the late residence of the deceased in Cohoctah on Wednesday ?7, 1877 and was largely attended by many warm hearted friends. In the death f Mrs McMillan her family has lost an affectionate companion and a tender ) ther. Her loss is deeply felt by all who Knew her. ) March 8, 1877 Issue 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries PATTERSON, Mr Peter Patterson, an old resident of the vicinity, after a long and painful illness, departed this life last Thursday night and was buried in the Green OaK Cemetery 1 ast Sabbath. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Mr- Gelston of the Presbysterian church of Ann Arbor at the F. W. Church. April 5 Issue <not good) SELEMAN, In????, March 19, 1877, Leo A. Seleman infant son of Henry and Eliza Seleman.? months and 13 days. STORK, In the village, March 31, 1877, Aman ?77 StorK, infand daughter of John and Mary StorK. April 12 Issue - no Apr i 1 19 Issue DAVIS, In OWOSSO, April 9, 1877, Alice Harding Davis, wife of J. ??? Davis and daughter of J. and Harding, aged 23 or 25 years. :) April 26 Issue - no May 10 Issue ) BOYDEN in Marion, May 4, 1877. William Boyden, aged 32y5m, REEVES, In PincKney, April 2q, 1877. Geo Reeves, aged 68y. DARROW, In PincKney, May?, 1877. Millard Darrow, aged ?y8m. WEBB, In Putnam, May?, Freeman Webb, aged 63ySrn8d<I thinK 63yrs> HARDY, died at OshKosh Wis., April 30, 1877. Mary E. Hardy, wife of Ira M. Hardy and daughter of Edwin Bachlor, formerly of Oceola, Livingston Co., Mich. Whe r e her remains were conveded for burial. May 17 Issue NOBEL, In broad H???, ???, May 11, 1877. Addie T. Nobel, aged 25yrs. MER I THEW, In Wixom Mich • Apr i 1 29th , 1877 , of cons ump t ion • K it t ?? Merithew, eldest daughter of William H. and Lucida Merithew, aged 15yrs or 18 years and 6 months. July 5, Issue WETMORE, The funeral of Mr-s Julia Wetmore was observed from the resident of her fathers. Or. Wm. L. Wells, on Tuesday afternoon last. A large number of sympathizing friends and relatives were in attendence. The husband and parents of the deceased have the heartfilled sympathies of the intere community. Mrs Wetmore was one of the most intelligent and accomplished ladies of the village. She V....t fill be greatly missed • ) } ) July~, 1877 Issue 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Not ices Some Obituaries WETMORE, The funeral of Mrs Julia Wetmore was observed from the resident of her fathers. Dr t.,,rn. L. Wells, on Tuesday afternoon last. A large number of sympathizing friends and relatives were in attendence. The husband and parents of the deceased have the heartfilled sympathies of the intere community. Mr-s Wetmore was one of the most ite 11 igent and accornp 1 ished ladies of the vi 11 age. She will be greatly missed. Ju 1 y 19, 1877 Issue HOPPER, In this village, July 14, 1877, Blanc?? C. Hopper, daughter of ?? Hopper aaged 10 years and 10 months. BLACK- At his residence in the town of Hamburg on the? day of May last. Mr William BlacK, aged 77 years and 3 days. DODD, at his residence, one mile east of Parshaville on July 3 or 5, Jaspe? Dodd, aged 75year? months 17 days. Mr Dodd was born Feb 18, 1802, he came into this State 18??, settled near Birmingham, OaKland Co. in 187?. He removed to Parshallville, Livingston County, where he settled on and cleared up one of the finest farms in this section. He leaves a wife and three children to mour his loss. The community feels the lost of another of its pioneer fathers. August 2, 1877 Issue GREENLEAF, In Iosco at the residence of her son-in-laws, Samuel A. Mapes esq., July 21, 1877. Mrs Catherine Greenleaf was born in Dutchess County, New YorK, when a girl moved to Orange County, sarre State, where she resided until when she came to Mich., some ten or? years ago and has resided with constent member of the Prebysterian 0 ~\ Church for over 60 years. Blessed are the dead who died in the Lo}d. September 6, 1B77 Issue 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries Right side of newspaper is missing, tried to copy as it was: PIONEER GONE Just as we 90 to Press we learn that venerable old man, Sylva.nus La.Ke, last evening about ten o'clocK, ?? Cardell 's. Mr La.Ke lived to the re???? able age of Ninety-five years and?? months, the oldest man, with one tion, in Livingston County. He was in New Hampshire and in early life ed to Vermont. Lived in the latter till about 50 years of age. He then Mt. Clemens ever since, maKing his at B. w. Cardell 's in this city, for last twenty-nine years. Funeral ser at Mr Candell 's a1: 9:o' clocK Friday noon. General at1:endance in re??????? September 20 Issue EDWARDS, In Oceola, September 16, 1877, Bertha C. only child of Wm. S. ) and Margaret Edwards, aged S months and four days. ) October 4 Issue Suicide. Just as went to press Thursday evening here was a cloud of gloom settled down over our village. Miss Maggie Lonergan, a promising young lady about 20 years of age, was found dead in Thompson La.Ke, near 1:he 1:he ceme1:ery. For some days and weeKs she had exhibi1:ed slight signs of derangemen1: and 1:his is doubtless what brough1: her to such an un1:imely end. Miss Longergan's home was in Yarmouth Nova Soctia and about four months ago she and her mother came to Howell, to visit Mrs O. Shields, who is a sister of the deceased. Since her arrival here her health has not been good, having chills and fever considerably and corresponding depression in sprits. She complained a good deal of late o-f pain in the head. Yesterday mornings.he arose as usual and seemed better than she had been previously and so expressed her-self to her sister, and aided in doing the worK about the house. About 9 o'clocK A.M. she dressed herself and went, as Mrs Shield supposed to visit the fair grounds which were near by the house. Noon came and she did not return, but there was no parasol on the banK of the la.Ke, tied together, and abou1: ten feet -fr·om the edge of the water the body was found with face down. Where 1:he body was the water was not over three feet deep. The young lady was bright, fine looKing and educated. The case is one of unusual sadness. At the inquest held last evening the decision was that Maggie Lonergan committed suicide through temporany in sanity. ) ) October 2~, 1877 Issue 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices some Obituaries CROSSMAN, In Unadilla Sept 20, 1877, Jacob L. Crossman aged 79 years. He was an old resident of Unadilla. November 1, 1877 issue FAWCETTE, in Cohoctah Oct, ?, 1877 at the residents of her parents. Mary Ann Fawcette, aged 17 years. From PincKney news.section. Our community was saddened on Sunday morning last by the account of the death of Walter S. Mann, probably the most promment business men of our place. Mr Mann was born in Selden, Genessee Co, New YorK on the 29th of June 1836, and was consequently in his 42nd year. He was the eldest son of the late Alvin Mann, PincKney's pioneer mercant, with whom he came to this place when a mere child. Since reaching his majority t+. Mann has been closely allied with the business intrests of the place and foremost in its growth and imporvements. In company with his brotherin- law. Thompson Grimes, Esq., he built and owned the only bricK blocK of which our village can boast. This he occupied as a general store. He was al so senior partner in the firm of Mann and Teeple, dealers in hardware. He was a Kind husband and an indulgent father-affordable and friendly to •11 with whom he associated. Closely attentive to his business his ventures met with more than ordinary success. He leaves a widow and five young children. His family are well provided for. Besides leaving a handsome property, as the result of his endeavors, he also held a pol icy in the New YorK Life Ins. Co., for 310,000(not sure is three) His presence will be long missed in the community. November 22 Issue In the village, November 19, 1877, Millie J. Beurman, daughter of C7?? E. Beurman, aged 18 or 19 years. ) ) ) November 29, 1877 Issue SAMUEL A. MAPES 1877 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries At a meeting of the session of the Presbyterian Church at Plainfield, November 16th., 1877 the session prepared a minute on the death of Elder Samuel A. Mapes. Samuel A. Mapes was born at Mount Hope, Orange County, N.Y., Sept. 11,1809 met with a change of heart at the age of 17, years united with Congregation Church at that place; afterwards was an officer in the church there. Came to Michigan in the year 1854 and united with this church, May 20th., 1855, was ordained a Ruling Elder January 20th, 1856. Died at his residence in Iosco, Livingston Co., Mich. Oct 17th, 1877, aged 68 years. It has pleased God in his mysterious Providence to?? us??? in the removal of our beloved brother and fellow laborer. The value of his service as a member ar,d officer is not to be comp???. His counsels were wise,?? judgemer,t just. His heart was bound up in the we 1 fare of the church, his choice earnest in the promotion of her pro??? his means generously bestow ???in her need. His heart was in the things of Zion. It is with grief we realize that henceforth we are to discuss the things which shall promote inK blob for about 7 lines. Our sincerest sympathies 90 out to his bereaved family in their sore afflication. We commend them to the care of that God who as a "father" Piti??? them that fear HIM "should comforeth us in all our triberlation", praying that he will sustain them in their trials and maKe his gr-ace abound unto them. that a copy of these minutes be presented to the bereaved family. the clerK of this session. ) ) January 10 Issue: 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries (under Tyrone Tidings) GREEN,George Green died on New Years day. Mr- Green was born in England in 1805. He was 83 years old last Nov., he came to America in 1832 & lived in Scio until 1836, when he came to Detroit, where he has always lived. His wife died about four years ago. Mr Green has been an invalid for the last five years. All that loving hands could do has been done to maKe his last days confortable. He leaves four children William & James, Mrs Hatt and Mrs Holcomb. Mr Green was one of the wealthiest men in Deerfield, was a Kind father and a good neighbor-. January 24 Issue FERRIS, Wm. Ferris, a gentleman, aged about 63 years, and well Known in Howell, died Thursday morning last of acute Pneumonia. He lived alone Just north of the foundry, in which shop he was employed. He was confined to his home about one weeK, during which he utterly refused to taKe one drop of medication, beliving he would be healed by divine faith. In his bed, beneath the ticK was found twenty nine dollars and one cent in cash, and some paper or notes which brought the amount up to about $50 or $60. January 31 Issue CAMP, Mr-s Phebe J. Camp, wife of M; W• Camp of Fowlerville died last Thursday morning of inflamation of the lungs. She was an er-nest christian lady, and had been a resident of this County for over fifty years. January 31 Issue DONIGAN, Thomas Donigan, for many years a resident of Cohoctah and who lately lived in Fowlerville died last Thursday, aged 64 years, the funeral tooK place on Saturday last. January 31 Issue CONINE, Mrs David Conine of OaK Grove died on Wednesday, Jan 25, aged 57 years. She was buried on Friday, the funeral being held at the church near her home. Deceased had been a resident of this County for up wards of 20 years, and was a much respected lady. February 7 Issue COOK, The funeral services of Mrs EzeKiel CooK, formerly of this place (Hartland) who died in Tuscola County, was held at the M:.. Er Church, Tuesday at 10:o'clocK A.M. and the remains deposited in the Hartland Cemetery. ) } ) February 7, Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries LAKIN, John LaKin of West Putnam, passed over to the silent beyond last Wednesday, aged 69 years. He died of Heart disease. Ma.rch 14, Issue TOCK, Mrs A. W. TocK, died Saturday aged 73 years. The funeral services were held at the M. E. Church, Monday. Rev. N. G. Lyons of Bay City officiating. March 21 Issue VEALEY, FranK Vealey, the young man who was so badley injured at Brighton, recently, died at a hospital in Detroit and was buried in Fowlerv ii le last weeK, Wednesday, whel"e he has rel at ion and many friends. Ma.rch 28 Issue CRANDAL, The funeral of Ml"s FranK Crandal who died last weeK Tuesday tooK place on Thursday from the M. E. Church, and was largely attended. The wifes of the members of the K.O.T.M. of which Society, Mr Crandal is a member, and the young ladies M.B. Church adorned the coffin with beautiful floral tributions, Cadlilies, and other choice flowers. Mrs Crandal was a lady of sweet disposition and was generally loved. (unable to maKe out rest) April 4 Issue BURDEN, Freeman R. died on Sunday last at the residence of his sons, Alonco in this village, aged seventy nine years. The funeral was held yesterday <Wednesday> at s:o'clocK A. M. from the sons residents, with burial at Putnam. April 25 Issue LINK, Charles of JacKson County died at the home of his son-in-laws, Mr. Rappleyea, in this villiage last Thursday night, aged 57 years. The funeral observed on Friday from the home. April 25 Issue CORNELL, Miss Sarah Cornell, died Saturday evening, April 20, after a illness of two weeKs of inflammation of the lungs. The death of Miss Cornel both the neighborhood and Church has sustained a great loss, she never felt that a tasK to care for thoes who needed help. No one will more Keenly miss her, than her aged father, who so much needed her care. ) ) ) April 25 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries GORDON, The funeral services of the late Mrs Sarah Gordon was held at the Coghran school house, on the 14th. inst;, Conducted by the Rev. Robert Cunningham. The death and burial occured in January, The funeral services were deferred on account of the prevalence of Scarlet fever at that time. <under Conway Cr-umbs > May 9 Issue VAN BLARACUM, John Van Blaracum died Monday morning at 3:o'clocK at the residence of his son in the eastern part of the village, aged about 65 years. The funeral tooK place from the house on Tuesday, May 16, Issue FINK, Mrs Mary E. FinK, widow of the late Wm. H, Spencer, died at her home in Detroit at 10:30 p,m. On Saturday last and was buried in Detroit from her late home on Monday at 2 p.m. Mrs FinK was a Kind and nobel hearted woman possessed that motherly disposition and sympathy that won the respect of all who Knew her. Her many friends in this village are grieved at her sudden death as it was not generally Known that she was sicK. VAN RIPER, It was with feelings of regret and sorrow that the news was received on Saturday evening last that Mrs Floyd Van Riper was dead, having fell a victim to spinal disease. Mrs Van Riper's maiden name was Lillian Dean. She was a Grandaughter of the Rev. Wm. Haw, and came to this village some three years ago to assist in the care of her Grandparents, she was married to Mr Van Riper a little more than one year ago. She was but 26 years old,. It is said of her that she was a perfect lady in all her walKs and associations. Mr Van Riper tooK the 7: o'clocK train with remains for Fort Erie, near Buffalo, her parental home, where she was buried. ELLSWORTH, Edward Ellsworth, a resident of this county for over fifty years,died at his home, north of this village, last Thursday of heart disease, aged 80 years. He lived in the township of Conway. PHILLIPS, Miss Fanny Phillips, a former resident of Hartland died at Fenton last weeK, 45 years. HAUSE, Miss H. C. Hause died in Detroit last weeK Monday. She was 72 Years, and her remains were brought to Brighton, her former home for burial. ) ) ) May16 Issue 1889 NLJVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries CORDLEY, Charles A. Cordley, who lived four miles east of PincKney village, died at his home last weeK Tuesday, aged 50 years. He was born at the homestead where he always lived, and where his last hours of life were spent. HIGHT, Edwin N. Hight died in Oberlin, Ohio Thrusday evening May 9, of Typhoid Pneumonia. His remains were brought home Friday evening, the funeral taKing place at the house on Saturday at 3p.m. conducted by Rev. M. H. Pettit of Howell. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful, notable among them was a large wheel presented by the class of •87". Mr Hight was a promising young man. 2 or 3 years ago, he graduated from the High School in Howell with the class of "87•. Last fall he went to Oberlin Ohio to attend school and become a member of the Baptist Church, while there, he was a earnest worKer in the Church and loved by all who Knew him. (this item under Genoa Grist> June 6 Issue 1 NICHOLS, Died, Friday May 31, 1889 of Consumption. Miss Ella Nichols, at the home of her parents in Handy township, aged 23 years 11 months 23 days. She was one of Livingston County's best teachers, a Musician of ability and generally loved and esteemed by a large circle of friends and relatives. July 11 Issue CLARK, Drowned, the sad ending of a bright young life was that of William ClarK the son of Dr. Wm. C. and Adda Huntington, of Howell in the Cedar River in Wi 11 iamston, Mi. He was 10 years. (more to article, copied from a Williamston newspaper) August 8 Issue WATSON, Uncle John Watson died last Wednesday morning, July 31, aged nearley 87 years, Himself and wife have lived in Unadilla village for the passed ten years, but formerly lived on the LaKe Valley farm near West Unadilla and were pioneers in this section. He fell and dislocated his hip about five years ago, being permanently disabled, but other wise his health was good. He was the father of Albert Watson and Mrs William Livermore of Unadilla, Mrs o. H. Obert and W. E. watson, former register of deeds for Liv. Co. and at present a collector of Internal Revenue, Bancroft, and Mrs. s. G. Ives of Chelsea. A Baptist in faith, the last rites were performed at the M. E. Church last Friday and burial tooK place at Williansville Cemetery. ) ) ) Aug 8 Issue 1889 •LIVIl'OSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries GROSTIC, Mr-. Charles Grostic of Genoa, came to Howell last Saturday and was taKen seriously sicK, He was carried home Sunday and died on Monday. A post mortem examination failed to show any of his sudden death. The deceased was born in Germany, Sept 13, 1831, and died Aug 5, 1889. Having lived many years in Genoa, honored and respected by all, he leaves a wife and six children to mourn the loss of a Kind husband, a loving father, a sincere christian. ACKER, Mrs Emily AcKer, wife of the late F. A. AcKer, of Brighton, died last weeK Friday, aged 70 years of Heart Disease. Deceased has resided in Brighton and vicinity for more than 50 years, and was highly respected lady. The funeral was held on Sunday from the Brighton M. E. Church. Aug 22 Issue PARDY, A telegram received last Friday from the Soldiers home at Grand Rapids, announced the death of Samuel M. Pardy where upon his friends ordered his remains to be brought here, and they arrived on the fast train Saturday night. A special encampment of Gilluly Post, of which the deceased was a worthy member, was held and arrangements made for the burial which tooK place from the six corners school house at 2:30 o'clocK on Sunday, Rev. Carey Willets preaching an excellent funeral sermon, and all that remained of Samuel M. Pardy was interred in the Vaness burying grounds. Mr Pardy was one of the first members of Co. K. 9th. Mich. Infantry and served a year and one half with credits to himself and company. Had he lived until the middle of September next he would have been 71 years old. Much credit is due the Baptist choir of this place for the sweet strains of music rendered although having but half a hour in which to prepare to attend the funeral. They as well as the M. E. Choir are always ready to respond when the Grand Army boys call on them. RAINSEY, Dr. W.R. Rainsey, who died at Birmingham last Friday, was well and favorably Known here and the husband of Edith DuBois, who is left with two small children. (under Unadilla News> ABBOTT, Cyrenus Abbott, a pioneer of Unadilla, aged 76 years, died at his home near Plainfield, last Friday of Cancer in the stomach, after several months illness. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Plainfield, and a much respected citizen. The funeral was held last Sunday. ) ) ) August 22 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries SHOOK, Mrs Delilah ShooK was born in North l..hitehall, IAl'litehall County County, Penn., August 17, 1810 and died of paralysis at her home in Tyrone, Michigan, Aug. 12, 1889. On the 18th day of last April she was stricKen with dreaded disease which has had since been suffered, enduring pain with patience and looKing forward to the time when the wheels of time would stand still and she would be at rest. The deceased, with her husband, moved from the State of New YorK in the fall of 1854 and settled in Tyrone where she has since resided. On the 22 March 1877, she buried her husband. Her son Perry being the only one left at home tooK charge of the farm, and cared for his mother, but in a little over two years he was taKen from her by death. Since that time she has had the management of her farm and made it a financial success. As a mother none could wish for a better, nothing seemed a tasK which contributed to the comfort of her children. She has been a consistent Christian for many years, and a member of the M. E Church, from which her funeral tooK place on the 13th. inst. Rev. Jas. Balls, preached the sermon. She leaves three sons and a daughter to mourn her loss. MILLS, John H. Mills brother of Dr. W. J. Mills, died at the home of the latter, in this village, on the 14th inst. of Chronic Diarrhea and resulting diseases, aged 55 years. He has been great sufferer ever since he served in the Army during the Rebellion, and for the last few years has been rapidly failing, when death finally received him of his sufferings. His home was formerly in Conway, but he went to OaKota in 1885 in hopes the climate there would improve his health. In hopes the climate there would improve his health. In 1887 he returned and resided in Brighton, until May 1889 when he came to Howell and resided with his brother. me CL,:,,rrs HUNTER, Died at the residence of her Son-in-law, Samuel Muntff', aged 73 years 9 months 19 days. The deceased maiden name was Agnes Milne, was born in New Scot 1 and, After a marr- ied 1 ife of some years in Scotland, Mrs Hunter moved to the United States and in the fall of 1804, came to Livingston County, where she has since resided, honored and respected by all who Knew her. For twenty-one years the deceased has been a conscientious member of the First Presbyterian Church of Howell. The funeral tooK place from the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, August 27, 1889 ,,__,_ ,-. __ J:wJ ')i~~ O~ :)5,l'tgq-'rtJ,'\,-0.., /), L, :rr{,IA\,tVV ) ) ) September 5 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries NEERING, Granny Neering died at Cor-runa last we~K, at the great age age of 95 years and 7 months. Almost a Centenarian. JOLSIN, Five year old child of Mr and ,.,....s E. Jolsin, died Wednesday, funeral Thursday (under Unadilla News.> DENTON, Five year old child of Mr and Mrs Daniel Denton, died Thursday, funeral Friday at Willamsville. <under Unadilla News.) September 26 Issue ROLLISON, Lois Rollison, aged 16 years, daughter of John Rollison died Sunday evening at s:o'clocK of Consumption at her home in this village. The funeral tooK place Tuesday morning from the house, and was largely attended by her school mates. the deceased, calm and resigned in her last hours, selected the hymns, the text and Rev. M. H. Petit to preach the sermon. KNEELAND, Mrs A. W. Kneeland, widow of the late D. C. Kneeland, and daughter of the 1 ate Or. L Wal Ker of Hamburg township and 1 eaves a daughter, Maude, and two sisters, Mr-s Carr of Unadilla, and Mrs E. S. Humphrey of Howell to mourn her loss. The funeral was held from the residence Wednesday at 3:o'clocK p.m. and was largely attended. October 3 Issue COPELAND, William Copeland was of the oldest pioneers of Conway township died on Sunday morning at the ripe old age of four score and seven. The funeral tooK place at his residence Tuesday morning last. HUGHES, John Hughes, aged 82 years , a pioneer of Handy township, died a weeK ago last Friday, after an illness of six months. The funeral tooK place from the Fowlerville Baptist Church on the following Sunday. Rev. C. Carey Willet preaching the funeral sermon. Deceased leaves a wife and four children. ) ) ) October 10 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICANw Some Death Notices Some Obituaries WEIMEISTER, John Weimeister departed his life on Friday last, aged 64 years 11 months 13 days. Deceased was a native of Germany, and came to America Thirty-five years ago. He was a poor man, but fugal. He at once settled in this county, and by hard worK and perseverance, accumulated a considerable property. He became a prominent citizen of our community. Public sprited and philanthropist, he has been identified with the development of the village of Howell and was the man whom, for many benefactions, the people could ill afford to loose. During his lifetime he has been variously engaged in business, at one time proprietor of a primitive grocery in Genoa township; at another a owner of a mill at OaK Grove. For a long time previous to his death the firm of Weimeister and O'Hern was widely Known. It represented a general banKing and mercantile business in Howell, and large property intrests in Detroit and Lansing, Luddington and elsewhere. A month or two ago the firm was disssolved. Mr Neil O'Hern retiring. John Weimeister was a man of undoubted probity, and the troubles which clouded the closing hours of his life and hastened his end, will not, it is firmly believed, be found to reflect upon his honor. As he was poor so he died, protesting to the last that no one need suffer lost through his instrumentally. The funeral which was largely attended, tooK place at ~;o'clocK Sunday afternoon, conducted by the Mason Fraternity, of which the deceased was a prominent member. Rev. Jas. H. KilpatricK and J.M. HauK assisted in the funeral rites. October 17 Issue LOWN, Mrs Mar·t in Lown, mother of Geo. Lown, Howe 11 and Thomas Lown, Brighton, died at the resident of her daughter Mrs E. BacKus, of Oneida township, Eaton County on the 9th of October. The maiden name of the deceased was Maria Heims, and she was born in Richfield, Otsego Co., N. Y. on the 20th of April 1806, which would maKe her aged 83y5m19d. She came with her husband Geo. Lown and a family of seven children to Michigan, June 3rd., 1836 and settled in Lodir then moved to Dexter township, where her husband died, March 29, 1860 (not sure of 6) since which time she has resided with her children. She was a member of the M. E. Church for over fifty years and died in the hope of blessed immortality. ) ) ) October 17 Issue 1889 •LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries SWITZER, At 1:o'clocK a.m. on Tuesday last, Mrs T. G. Switzer passed to the spiritual world. For four days prior to her decease, she was prostrated by a cold which was not considered by her physicians to be dangerous, but terminated in a fatal attacK of the croup. Mr-s Switzer, nee Agnes Do 1 e, was born in Dexter, Mich., Aug 24, 1849. She graduated from the Modern Language course of the State Normal in 1870, and immediately accepted the possition of preceptress of the school in this town, where she remained for three years, leaving in response to an invitation to fill a liKe position at Owosso, Mich., where she remained for two years. July 19th., 1876. She was married to Mr. T. G. Switzer of this place, where has been her home ever since. She leaves her husband with three children, two girls eight and eleven, and one boy of 10 years of age. She was a talented women, a loving wife and mother. Devoted to her family and home, which was full and perfect, with happiness. The funeral will taKe place this (Thursday> afternoon at 2: o'clocK October 24 Issue MUSSON, Wm. W. Musson, died at his residence in this village Wednesday Oct. 16, the deceased was born in England, Aug 5, 1833 <not sure) and emigrated to America over 30 years ago. A wife and three children mourn thier loss. The deceased was a member of the Episcopal Church and Rev. Wm. Galpin of Ann Arbor, officated at the funeral Friday afternoon. October 31 Issue STEDMAN, Uncle John Stedman died last Monday afternoon, after a three months of illness, aged nearly 84 years. <Unadilla.> November 7 Issue WHITCOMB, S. N. Whitcomb was found dead in his bed at the home of his son, N. N. Whitcomb, one mile east of PincKney, Wednesday morning, Oct 30th, the deceased was 82 years old and has been a resident of this county 44 years. His funeral was held Friday at 11:o'clocK. BARR, Richard Parshall received a telegram weeK before last, announcing the death of sisters daughters. Miss Carrie Barr, aged about 19 years. She was a young lady of great nobillity and intellgence. It will be remembered that the parents of the deceased visited relatives in this county last September and upon thier return, found thier only daughter sicK with diphtheria, she only live a weeK after thier return. ) ) November 7 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries PARSONS, died Oct 14, at the residence of her son Charles L. Parsons in Burns, Shiawassee County. Mrs Elizabeth Parsons aged about 74 years. The deceased was the wife of C. O. Parsons Sr. they moved to this township in 1837 and have occupied the same farm ever since. Her aged companion, with whom she traveled 55 years, six sons and two daughters survive her. Her name appears on the relics of the M. E. Class booK, held as a souvenier by the present leader, as one of the original members, of which she was a constant earnest worKer for ~2 years. She was buried on the 18th. from their residence on the old homestead. The services were conducted by her former pastor, Rev. N. N. ClarK of Vernon. This is the third death in three months within a radius of one-fourth miles. The others were Wm. Copeland aged 78 years and O. W. Fuller, aged 78 years. November 14 Issue SMITH, A telephone dispatch was received Wednesday morning announcing the fact that Rev. w. Smith, who was the pastor of M. E. Church here for some years and greatly beloved by his people, died just before reaching New YorK on his way home from Europe. LARE, Nettie Lare, youngest daughter of Josph??<cant read> of Oceola, died of diphtheria Saturday Nov 9th 1889. This is the second death in Mr-. Lare's family within a few weeKs of the same disease, and the family is beveaved indeed. The funeral service will be held in the near future. CLAWSON, Mrs Christina Clawson, aged 94 years and a resident of Plainfield since about 1836. Departed this life Sunday morning at 1:o'clocK. The funeral was held at the Presbyerian Church Wednesday forenoon, conducted by the Rev. Jameson. November 21 Is.sue GORDON, Died at his home in Tyrone Thursday Nov. 14, James Gordon, a very worthy young man. WALL, Joseph Wall a young man 26 years old, died at St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit, Tuesday and was brought home for burial to J day(Thursday) at the church. ) ) November 28 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries GOTT, John Gott who has been living at Gowen, for a few years past, was Killed by a falling tree, while in the woods chopping, November 9th. Mr Gott for many years a resident of the township of Handy and will be remembered by many of his old neighbors. He was totally blind at the ti~~ of his death. PHILLIPS, W. B. Phillips of Bancroft was Killed by the cars, at Horton, Kas., recently. December 5 Issue PICKARD, Mrs Irene PicKard, aged 76 years, died at the residence of Thomas Wingar, Monday noon. The funeral was held yesterday at the Hamburg Church. LEE, Laura, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. o. Lee, of Brighton, died at home on monday evening. November 25th. of scarlet fever. Aged 2 years and 10 months. BARNARD, Mrs Pardon Barnard died in Flint last Friday at the age of 77 years. The remains were brought to Howell for internment and the funeral was held from the residence of O. H. Benedict Monday at 2:o'clocK. Rev. F. W. Warren. BRIGGS, Mrs Wm. A. Briggs died Wednesday morning,Nov. 25th. at her brothers in brooKlin, N.Y., where she had gone for treatment. Mr. Briggs being notified by telegraph started at once and was present at the funeral on Friday. The remains were taKen to Providence, R. I. for interment. TEFT, Some time ago a little son of Mrs Teft and grandson of Rev. o. H. Bushnell died with diphtheria, and Sunday Nov. 24, the funeral services were held in our school house, conducted by the Free Methodist Minister. <under Fleming Fane ies). ) December 13 Issue SMITH, Charles Smith a grocer of JacKson died suddenly in Marshall the other day. ) ) ) December 19 Issue 1889 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices So me Ob it u ar i es JONES, Moses Jones, an old and respected resident of Cohoctah township died Sunday afternoon and the funeral was held Wednesday at 2:o'clocK. Mr Jones lived on the old homestead taKen up by his father in the early history of this county. He leaves a wife, but had no other family. December 26 Issue DEAN James Dean of Deerfield died Thursday December 19, at the age of 20 years 11 months 19 days. The remains were placed in the vault Monday. BURNS, Died December 21, at her home in this city, Mable C., aged 19 years 6 months, wife of Charles E. Burns, recently of Mo????, Livingston County, N.Y. from which place she came a happy bride only three months since. Mrs Burns endured her long and painful! illness with unsurpassed patience and cheerfulness, born of earnest Christion faith. The husband in his desolation and loneliness has the heart felt sympathy of this community to which he is so??? a stranger. SAYLES, Last Thursday Uncle Benjamin Sayles died, aged 84 years. He has been quite feeble for several years and his death was hastened by injuries received from a fall about ten days ago, while going to the stabel to feed his faithful horse. He will be greatly missed by all classes. He was a Methodist in matters of Religion; in politics a Republican and in general his affiliation were of the best. Rev. A. L. Forbes preached the funeral service last Sunday morning at the Methodist Church and the body was buried at Williamsville. (under Unadilla). ) ) Mr . O. W. Fuller,of Conway, after a long and severe illness with a cancer, died on the 24th inst. at the advanced age of 77 years. Mr Fuller has been a resident of Michigan 59 years and of conway township 29 years. He died a peaceful death surrounded by his wife and five children. The funeral, conducted by Rev. N. N. Clark, was held at the old residence where the deceased first settled when he came to Conway township . Livingston Republican - August 1, 1889 issue ) Jan 6, 1904 Issue 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries ELDRED BASING was born in Newberry, BerKshire county, England April 4, 1821 and died at his home in Marion, Dec. 11 1903. Mr Basing came to america with his family in there year 1838 and settled in the township of Marion, Livingston County, Michigan, which at that time was a wilderness. He was united in marriage to Miss Cordelia Burden, December 22, 1853. Five children were born to them. Mrs. Basing in the year 1863 was called from this world to that bright home above. Mr Basing was again married to Mrs. Priscilla Merritt of Putman. Nov. 21,1867. Both wifes and one child preceded him to a better world. Mr. Basing was a typical Methodist of olden times. To him Christian assurance was not only the doctrine of the gospel, but it was experimental Knowledge of the heart. His diligence in attending the means of grace was to many both a reproof and an inspiration, when disease laid hold on him, Knowing his days were numbered he strove more earnestly to himself for the happy translation. His last words were a fervent prayer. The funeral services were held Dec, 13, at the Marion M. E. Church, of which he was a faithful member. i Under Iosco News vi ANSON A STOI\E, died at his home in Mar ion To1~nsh ip, Dec. 30. The ,f• funeral was held on Saturday at M, P. Church. Rev. L. S. Ostrander ,.j'\J preaching. In spite of a cold, a large Congregation Assembled to pay 1,1aR. their respects to the dead . Mr. Stowe was born and had lived nearly all his life in Iosco, where he had many relatives & friends. ) Under OaK Grove News GEORGE A. WOOD, of the firm of Wood and Judd, died at his home early Monday morning. While he has been a patient sufferer for years with a dreadful disease of Tuberculosis, he was confined to the house only a weel<. He was a Kind neighbor & friend, upright and honest in his business relations and will be greatly missed by the community in IJh ich he lived. He leaves a wife and two little girls an aged father and a brother to mourn their loss. He was comparatively young being only 47 years of age. C. O. BURGESS, died suddenly in his home in Howell, Wednesday Oec. 30, 1903. He has not been well for several months, but was able to be about the house and apparently as well as usual. About five o'clocK while sm0Kin9 he fell from his chair and expired at once. The funeral was held Saturday, Howell Lodge ~38 F & AM being in attendenc:e. He was born in Almont, New Yol"K, Nov. 16, 1823. He came to Hamburg Township in 1851 and lived their until eighteen years age, when he moved to Howell. In 1848 he married Mary Ann Placeway. Six children survive him, Wm. W. of Saginaw, Geol"ge A. of Cambria Mrs, F. L. Brown of Chicago, Mrs. M. E. Dunning of OceolaJ The mother died eleven years ago. He was a member of M. E. Church and lived an exemp 1 ary 1 ife. ) ) ANSON A. STOWE,who died at his home in the township of Marion, Oec 30, was one of the earliest pioneers of this county, having been born in the township of Iosco, Oct 2, 1838, two years after his parents came to Michigan. He grew to manhood on the Iosco farm, where her always lived wntil a few years ago, except a short time, when he got gold fever and traveled overland with a party to PiKes PeaK. He was held in high esteem by his townsmen and many other office of Public trust, such as Supervisor, Treasurer, Commissioner, ect. He was married twice, the first time, Feb. 7, 1866 to Sarah M. Ward, who died March 3, 1888, leaving him with five small children,the youngest a babe of two weeKs, all of whom survice the father. Mrs D, W. Havens, of White OaK, Ansel G. of Iosco, Orley of White OaK, and Edna and Cecil of Marion, all having arrived at their majority except Cecil, His second marriage was to Phoeobe J. Russell, of Marion June 7, 1894, who survies him. His Church connection was with the Methodist, which he joined in early life and died a member of the Church at ParKer Corners, in Iosco, where his funeral was held on Jan, 2, , Rev. Ostrander officating. ) ) ) January 13, 1904 Issue 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBL.ICAM" Some Death Notices Some Ob it11ar ies Philetus Fredenburg was born in Germany, January 1, 1829, and died at his home in Tyrorie, Michigan, December 16, 1903, aged 74 years. He came with his p~rents to his country when but 4 years of age. During his boy hood days he lived in Wayn~ New YorK. In Apr 1 l 1861 he was united in mar·t' iage to Lc1.< :.sa Dorm?? an<.J then l:..:i.me to Tyrone, settling on the farm where h..: ~t il 1 re~ .lded a't the 1: ime of his dea1:h ,over 12 years <itgo. He was thci las;.i: surviving member of a family of six children. He was the fa1:her of nine children, of which seven together ,:i-th their mother, are left to mour 1:he loss of a Kind, loving husband and father. The funeral was held at the Tyrone M. E. Church, Rev. Wall<er officiaing, using as his. text, "Ho1a1 long shall the Jour-ney be?" Neb. 2-6. Interment in Tyrone cemetery. MRS JOHN SLEIGHT: Mrs John Sleight of Iosco, whose serious illness with pneumonia was announced in this paper last, passed away Wednesday, January 6, 1904, aged 64 years. Funeral services were held at the West Marion church Friday afternoon, burial in the Green cemetery. Margaret Gorton was born in the state of New YorK and came with her· par-ents to this county when but a child. She was married to John Sleight, of Iosco, 45 year-sago, since which time she was a resident of Iosco, where she was Known and respected by all who came within the circle of her acquaintance. Besides the sorr-owing husband she leaves two children, a son in OaKota and a daughter who still remains at home. Mrs Sleight is spoKen of in terms of love by all, her home life being especially noticable for the spr-it of love and by all, her home life being especially noticable for the sprit of love and painstaKing Kindness towar-d all. Her- death leaves a void that can't be filled, and the sorrowing ones have the unfeigned sympathy of all. ORRIN F. SESSIONS: Orrin F. Sessions was born, September 6, 1821, in the state of Vermont, and died in Howell, Mich., Jan 7, 1904, When he was eight years of age his father died and three years later, his mother. With a large family came to Michigan, Commerce, OaKland county. In 1850, he moved to Cohoctah, in Livingston Co., where he resided until his health failed in 1881, and then came to Howell, where since made his home. Of a family of a 1a1ife and four children, only one survives him, Mrs C. L. CooK, of this village, his wife having died four-year-sago. An aged sister, Mrs Ella Bordon, and also one brother, Rodney c. S, -ession both of Grand Rapids, remain. Funeral services wer-e held at the home Saturday morning, Jan?, Rev. C. ? Adams officiating. Under Iosco News: Death has reaped a harvest in our midst during the past weeK. The funeral of Mrs John Sleight was held at her home in the t.est part of town, Friday, January 8, Mr's McGlotney died at the home of her soniw Nelson Waters in South Iosco, Thursday January 7. She had been in feeble health for many years. Her- first husband, JAmes Waters, gave his life for his country at the battle of Spotsylvania. Her second husband sur-vives her-. ) ) ) January 13 Issue: Under Iosco News: MRS GEORGE KIRKLANJ: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Not ices Some Obituaries Mrs George KirKland, an old and honored resident of Iosco passed away Saturday January 9, after many years of suffering. She was a member of the M. E. Church for many years, and although unable to attend services she was a willing and 1 iberal contributor to the various interests at home and abroad. She leaves a husband, one son and four daughters. The funeral will be held at her late home Tuesday P.M. Under Cohoctah center news: Wayne Hoisington: Died early Wednesday morning, at the home of his parents in Cohoctah, little wayne, son of B. M. and Myrtie Hoisington. He being a bright little fellow maKes it seem hard, but God Knows best. MRS CRANDALL CASE: Mrs Crandall Case, aged 81 years died at the home of her daughter in Brighton, Saturday, January 9, 1904, after a lingering illness, from dropsy and heart failure. Deceased has been a resident of this county since 1838. She leaves three daughters, Mrs George Jolly and Mrs Cushing, of Brighton, and Mrs Ransom Fillmore, of Lansing. January 20 Issue: JAMES C.LOVE: The death of James C. Love occurred at the family residence in Oceola township, Jan 12, 1904. Aged 67 years 3 months and 6 days. The funeral services were held Saturday, Rev. Schofield officiating. Mr. Love was born in YorK State, but when a boy came with his parents to Tyrone township. For about 40 years Mr. and Mrs Love have been honored and respected residents of Oceola township. He leaves a widow and three daughters, Mrs C. Legg of Oceola, and Mrs J. B, Wallace of Morrice, and Minnie Love, who lives with her parents. Under OaK Grove news: MRS WN. CONNINE: Death has again entered our mist, calling away Mrs Wm. Conine of this village Monday, Jan 18, in her twenty-sixth year of her age, of scarlet fever. Mrs Conine was an earnest christian, a member of the M. E. Church in OaK Grove. A faithful wife and devoted mother, her place in her home being the one where she excelled most. She will be sadly missed there, and leaves behind to mour their loss a bereaved stricKen husband, a l ittle son of five years, parents, brothers and sisters, besides a large circle of friends and neighbors. In that land where the rainbow never fades and the flowers never die, whither this loved one has gone all the broKen ties of earth will there be united again, "Some sweet day bye and bye." The years of her 1 ife as we count time was brief and yet full of good worKs, faithful devotion to the interests of her home, and above all to her love for the master. The husband and relatives have the deep sympathy of our entire community. Interment at Parshallville near her old home. ) ) ) January 20 Issue: JULIUS A. RANNEY: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Not ices Some Obituaries Mr. J. A. Ranney died at the home of his sister, Mrs Dr. Wells, Sunday morning at nine 0'clocK. The funeral was held Wednesday morning at 10:30 and the remains were taKen to Rochester, New YorK, for burial. The family have always lived at Rochester until three and a half years ago, Mr & Mr-s Ranney came here. Julius A. Ranney was born in Rochester, New YorK August?, 1831, He was married to Mary c. Brown, who survives him, January 7, 1867. Besides this wife he leaves a brother F. G. Ranney, of Rochester; and two sister, Mrs Wm. McPherson Jr. and Mrs Julla Wells, both of Howell, Another sister Mrs Milo Gay, died during the past year. Mr Ranney was a member of the Presbyterian church of Rochester, and Mason. January 20 Issue: MRS DORA KING: Mrs Dora King (nee Spiece) died at her home near Ortonville, OaKland County, January 18, 1904, aged nineteen years and six months. The remains were brought to her parents home in Cohoctah, where she always lived until last March, when she with her husband, Mr Clyde King moved to OaKland County. The funeral was held at the Cohoctah u. B. Church, January 21, Rev. ??????. She leaves an infant son, husband, father, mother and four sisters, besides a host of friends to mour their loss. Dora was much esteemed for her Kindness of heart and loving deeds. The Saviour that she loved and trusted was with her in her last sicKness and tooK away the sting of death so that her last hours were spent in singing arid prayer. The sympathy of the entire community are with the bereaved husband and her family; but may the dear Saviour sustain them all in this their hour of afflication. ) ) January 20, 1904 Issue A GOOD WOMEN CALLED: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries CECELIA PRUDEN was born in Oswetgo, New YorK on the 10th day of January, 1844, and was the second child of the late Joseph Pruden and Cythia M. Pruden, who is still living. On the 10th day January 1861 when seventeen years of age, she was married to Robt Mountain, who died about nine years ago. The year following their marriage, her husband enlisted and Mrs Mountain, animated by that patoriotic sprit, and devotion to the union cause, which???? the noble women of the North during those days and troulious times that tried mens souls, went South to render such assistance as she was able to the sicK and wounded soldiers. She was too young to be enlisted, but despite this fact, she became a nurse, and rendered valuable and efficient service in the hospital at Alexanderia VA. At the age of 14 she became a member of the first Baptist Church of Howell and remained a member here until her removal, about four years ago, to Conorsville, Ind. at which time she transfered her membership to the church in that city. She was a devoted and earnest christian and prompt and faithful to the call of duty in all the relations of life. She was the mother of four children, one of whom, Mamie Mountian, died several years ago, in Howell, when but fifteen years of age. Those living are .W.W. Mountain, of Detroit, Mrs Alma Keen of Chicago and Dr. Joseph R. Mountain, of Connosville, Ind., with who she was living at the time of her death. Besides an aged mother, she left two sisters, Mrs Harriette Pierce, of Detroit, and Mrs Julla Mountain, of Hartland. Brief funeral services were held at the family residence of Dr. Mountain, in Connorsville, and the remains were brought to Howell and the funeral services were conducted at the Baptist Church by Rev. Cooper. Interment in the family plot in OaK Grove Cemetery. The bereaved family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in the community, where the deceased has lived the greater part of her busy and useful life. FRED STAPLETON: Killed in New YorK city by Mogul Engine. Remains brought to Howell for burial, Friday. Fred Stapleton, whose parents, Mr and Mrs John Stapleton, live at Howell, was Killed in New YorK City, January 11, 1904. The remains were brought here and the funeral services were held Friday at 2:00 1 clocK. Fred was a switchman and while on duty he stepped from the engine he was with, and was run down by a mogul engine and was pinned under the wheels, while yet alive he gave directions to the worKmen how to get him out, but he died before they could get him loose. The remains were brought to Howell and the funeral services were held Friday afternoon. He leaves a wife and two daughters, one daughter, Mrs Henry PecK, is married and lives at Rome, Ohio. At the time of the accident his wife was at Lawton, Mich., caring for her father, who was not expected to live. She will return to New YorK now. Among those present at the funeral were[ George Stapleton and wife, of Detroit, Chas. Stapleton and wife, of Toledo, FranK and wife of Decatur, Will Dansby and wife, of Paw Paw. Earl Wilson came with Mrs Stapleton from Lawton. ) ) ) January 20 Issue J.M. EAGER: 1s0q "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries J.M. Eager died at the family residence in Oceola, Sunday January 17, 1904. The funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. L. S. BrooKs officiating. J.M. Eager was born in Orange county, New YorK, November 25, 1826, being 77 years, 1 month and 23 days old at the time of his death. A family of one sister and six brothers were born to his parents, Mr-. and Mrs. W. ? Eager only three of whom survive him. He was married to Emily Crowfoot in Detroit, December 1846. Soon after his marriage he came to Oceola, which, at that time was almost an unbroKen wilderness. Has been almost a continous resident of that township since coming, except a few years while engaged in the milling business in Millngton, Tuscola county. To them six children were born, four of whom are living, Samuel C., who has always lived with his parents, w. B. , who lives upon the old homestead, Mary J. Who is now of Owosso and Francis E. who lives three miles south of the old house. James A., who died Dec. 13, 1898. The widow who now survives, has lived with him in unbroKen companionship for- 57 years. HELEN C. VOGT: The death of Helec C. Vogt occurred at the family residence in Marion, January 12, 1904. The funeral was held, Thursday, Rev. L. s. BrooK officiating. Helen C. Vogt was born in Marion, Oct 23, 1864. Her father died July 20, 1902. She leaves mother, sister and brother to mour their loss, Mrs Albert Roberts and Mrs Charles Hanson, of Marion, Mrs John Kinquist, of Howell, Mrs Fred Griswold, of Handy, Miss Clara Vogt and FranK Vogt. MRS JOHN O. WHITE: Mrs John D. White died suddenly at her home in Marion early Saturday morning, January 16, 1904. Aged <looKs liKe 38yrs). The funeral was held at the Catholic Church, PincKney , Monday morning. Mrs Whites maiden name was Theresa Murphy, a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy of Putnam. The family have the sympathy of the community in their sad and unexpected bereament. MRS MARY DOOLITTLE: Mrs Mary Doolittle, aged 83 years, died at the home of her son in Fenton, January 8, 1904. Deceased had been a resident of Livingston County for over 30 years, where she has made her home until last April. She leaves a family of four children, Alfred Doolittle, of California, Mrs George Cole, of Owosso, Mrs Simon Rider, of Cohoctah and Myron Doolittle, of Fenton. She was always doing acts of Kindness, but did them so ~uietly that few Know of her minis-trations, she loved the word of God and sought to let its promises and precepts, it words of wisdom of blessed hope and comfort, dwelling her richly, which to her was the veritable fountain of life. The Saviour what sustained and Kept her in life at last tooK away the sting of death. ) ) ) January 27 Issue: MRS DORA KING: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries Mrs Dora King (nee Spiec e) died at her home near Ortonville, OaKland County, January 18, 1904, aged nineteen years and six months. The remains were brought to her- par-en1:s home in Cohoctah, wher-e she had awways lived until last March when she with her husband Mr Clyde King, moved to OaKland County. The funeral was held at 1:he Cohoctah U. B. Church, January 21, Rev. Whitace officiating. She leaves an infant son, husband, father, mother and four sisters besides a host of friends to mour their loss. Dora was much esteemed for her Kindness of her and loving deeds. The Saviour that she loved and trusted was hours were spent in singing and prayer. The sympa1:hy of the entire community are with the bereaved husband and her family; bu1: may the dear Saviour sustain them all in this their hour of affiction. Under Parshallville News: B. F. AUSTIN: The sudden death of B. F. Austin of Oceola, was quite a shocK to the community as he was sicK only a few days. He had been a resident of Oceola nearly 25 years. Was a quite unsuming man, honest in business, always at his home. Interment at Parshallville. He leaves a sorrowing widow, three sons, Herbert, Jay and FranK, one daughter, Mr-s Clarence Spaulding, recently married. The family have the sympathy of the community. MRS SAMUEL SKYES: Mrs Samuel SKyes died at her home in PincKney January 23, 1904, aged 83 years. She leaves two sons C. P. SKyes of PincKney and George SKyes of Detroit. She was married to Samuel SKyes in 1849 and lived with her husband until 1902 about 53 years when he died. MRS ED. E. SHIELDS: About ten weeKs ago Mrs Ed E. Shields, nee Nellie BrooKs, left Howell to join her husband at AKron, New YorK, where he has a position as superintendent of a milK factory. Last Saturday her remains were brought to Howell for burial. She died at the hospital at Buffalo, Jan 20, 1904, where she had been taKen for an operation. Nellie BrooKs was married to E. E. Shields about five years ago while he was employed in the mi 1 K factory here. They have a bright, handsome little girl between three and four years old. Little Hildah will remain here with her grandmother- BrooKs for the present. The sudden death was a shocK to the many friends of Mrs Shields here. MRS HARRY O MOULE: Mrs Julia Moule, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm R Gannon, of Hartland, died at her home in Pitsburg, PA., January 16, 1804 of small poxs. Ulla Gannon was born February 8, 1873 in the village of Hartland, where she spent her childhood days. Naturally of gental disposition and genorous heart, she had won the friendship of a wide circle of acquaintance, who will sincerely regret her early death. September 25, 1901 she was happily married to Harry o. Moule, of Oxford and shortly afterward they moved to Pittsburg. Besides her husband and parents she is survived by four brothers, all of whom have the sympathy of all. ) ) January 27, 1904 Issue: MISS BESSIE FISHER: 1904 LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries The death of Miss Bessie Fisher occurred at the family residence in this village, Thursday January 21, 1904. The remains were taKen to New Hudson Saturday for burial. Miss Bessie was taKen with typhoid fever in Noverrber and has been a patient sufferer since that time. During her long sicKness she never complainined but was ever hopeful for the best. Only a few days before her death she said God Knows best. She was born at New Hudson, Jan 12, 1890, fourteen years ago. February 3, 1904 Issue: NELLIE BROOK SHEILDS: Nellie BrooK Sheilds, the oldest of three children born to Winton and Cornelia BrooKs, first opened her eyes to the light of day in Genoa, Livingston, County, Mich., November 6, 1872, After a little more than thiry-one years she passed to her enternal reward from the hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., on Wednesday night, January 21, 1904. Where she had been taKen for a surgical operation. W-.en eight years of age she came with her parents to Howell, Mich., was educated in our public schools, grew up among us respected, beloved and greatly esteemed among her associates. On the twenty-third of August 1890 she was married to Edward E. Sh'e i 1 ds, by whom she 1 eaves a daughter, Hilda. She moved 1 ast November to AKron, N.Y. and had been settled in her new home only three weeKs, when she quietly slipped away to her eternal home. She was converted during the pastorage of Rev. J H KilpatricK and on August 23, 1891 united with the Howell ME Church of which she remained a member ti 11 her removal to AKron, New YorK. She leaves in sorrow a husband, a daughter, a mother, a brother, a sister, besides a lare circle of distant relatives and friends, MRS ANNA FITZSIMMONS: Died at her home in the village of Howell, Monday, Febr·uary t, 1904 of consumption, Mrs Ann Fitzsimrnons, aged 45 years. Ful',eral services will be held at St. Mary's Church, PincKney, Thursday and the remains will be laid to rest beside those of her husbands, who passed away some 14 years ago. deceased was the daughter of Chas. O'Connor of this village and was born in the twonship of Marion, where the greater part of her life was spent. She was united in marriage to Christoper Fitzsimmons and her mar-r ied 1 ife was spent most 1 y at P incKney. She was a patient suffer from consumption for several years, but through it all she was cheerful and confident of the reward that awaited her beyond the veirl. A truly christian character was hers and the grim messenger had no terrors for her waiting soul. ) ) ) February 3, Issue: LUKE H WHITMORE: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries The remains of LuKe H Whitmore were brought to Howell, Saturday for burial. He was a brother of Mrs Daniel Terhune, who died last May and formerly lived in Genoa township. He was born in Seneca county, N.Y. , September 3, 1822; came to Michigan with his parents at the age of two years. At the age of 22 he entered the University having obtained his education at Ann Arbor and later at Overlin College where he graduated in 1844. His life was one of interest to many. Though some unKnown providence he was stricKen with insanity at the age of 24 and sustain that affliction at intervals till the close of his life, which came suddenly, January 28, 1904. But during these many years he has held positions of trust as supervisor, school inspector and taught several terms of school, was a devoted member of the Wesleyan Methodist church. Fifteen years ago his situation was such that he had to be placed in Pontiac assylum where it was his desire to remain. HENRY SOULE: Henry Soule of Brighton died at Howell on Wednesday of last weeK, and the remains were taKen to Brighton for burial, Mr Soule had lost his mind and was being detained here until he could be sent to Pontiac. He became so weaK that it was evident he could not live but a few days, and he was taKen to the home of Ben Porter, where he could be cared for. Mr Soule was an old resident of Brighton, having been in the employ of Roy King many years. February 10,, 1904 Issue: MRS OOGLAS MARR: Emma Matilda Marr died at the family residence in this village, Feb. 4, 1904, aged 37 years 8 months and 11 days. The funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, Rev CL Adams officiating. She was born in Howell township, April 24, 1866, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm White. Deceased was mar·r ied 1:o Doug l asi Marr, March 10, 1896, who survives her. By her sad and untimely death 1:wo children are left motherless, a boy 18 months old and a girl 6 years old. She was converted and joined the ME Church about 12 years ago, of which she rerr~ined a faithful member to the end, adorning her profession by a quiet patient life of love. Besides her husband, children and other relatives she leaves a large circle of devoted friends. ) February Hl, 1904 Issue Mrs Lucy M. DicKerson: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries The death of Lucy M OicKerson, widow of the late David OicKerson, occurred at the home of her son, Goodell B. DicKerson, in Marion, Sunday, Feb 7, 1904. The funeral was he 1 d Tuesday afternoon, Rev. C L Adams officiating. She was born at Ithaca, N.Y. Dec 22, 1811 and was therefore 92 years, one month arid s ixteer, days old at the time of her death, She was married April 22, 18?? to David DicKerson, who died Oct 4, 1884 The deceased came to Marion this county Sept 1837, and was the oldest person as well as the oldest resident of that township. Five children survive her, James W. DicKerson and Malinda Harger, both of Howel 1; Simon W DicKerson of Mar ion; Mary ? Barnard of Shepherd, and Goodell B DicKerson of Marion, besides 21 grand children and 36 great grand children and two great great grand children, nearly all of w ho m l i v e i n t h i s i mme d i at e v i c i n i t y • She was one of the oldest members of the M E Church of Howe 11 ,. having united with that church upon its first organization, and died a firm be 1 iever in its doctrine. February 17, 1904 Issue WILLIAM HINMANON: William Hinmanon died at his home in Lansing, Monday 15, aged 85 years. He 1 eft Howe 11 in 1847 and has lived in Lansing 57 years. He with his brother Derastus Hinman(spelled this way) located at Howell in 1837 and is well remembered by the old settlers. The first store opened in Lansing was owned by Chas. P Bush and John Thomas, and Wm Hinman was their clerK. Feb 22, 1849, he married Sarah, only daughter of Mr Bush. She died April 26, 1900. Four children surive them, Wm C and Miss Jennie Hinman, of Lansing, Mrs Ada Bowman of Seattle Washington, and Mrs A Beamer of Lansing. He was a brother in law of Isaac W Bush, of Howell, and uncle of Geo Hinman, editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean. Under Green OaK news: MRS HOMER CASAR: Mrs Homer Casar, formerly Mr's FranK McCrovy, died at her home in this township Monday Feb 1. She leaves a husband and seven children to mour her 1 oss. Deceased tJas born in the town of Monahan, Ire 1 and, Aug 16, 1837. She married FR McCrovy and came to Michigan, where she has resided ever since. The interment was at the Baptist cemetery. SODDARD TWITCHEL: Soddard Twitchel, an old pioneer settler of this township, died at his home in Ann Arbor, Feb. 11, at the advanced age of 97 years. The remains were brought to this place for burial in the family lot in the ) Hamburg cemetary ) February 17 Issue: MRS ALBERT DEWOLF: 1904 "LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN" Some Death Notices Some Obituaries After a lingering illness of about two years, Mrs Albert Dewolf passed away at her sisters home, Mrs Wiedemyer, at Whitmore LaKe Sunday Feb. 7, aged 33 years. The funeral was held at the Episcopal church, Rev. Quinn officiation. The remains were laid in the Family lot in the Hamburg cemetery. She leaves three small children and a grief stricKen husband to mour their loss. JOSEPH RIECHKOFF SR. Joseph RiechKoff Sr. died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Joseph Bennett Sunday Feb. 7, 1904 at the advanced age of 84 years 3 months and 11 days. The funeral held from the ME Church Wednesday Feb 10, Rev Brandfield, of Brighton, Officating. The remains were laid away in the Hamburg cemetary. Five children are left to mour their loss, Miss Sophia RiechKoff, Mrs GA Billson, Mrs Joseph Bennett, Mrs Lizzie Gou 1 d and Joseph R iechKoff Jr. al 1 of th is to1rnsh ip. Mr R iechKoff was born in Mee 1 enblH'g, Germany, Oct 27, 1819. At the age of 14 he commenced to l ear·r, the trade of shoe tnaK ing. He was married to Anna BohnsacK, Oct 8, 1847, Eight children were born to them, five are st i 11 living. He came to th is country with his fami 1 y, arriving in Ann Arbor, Sept 12, 1864, where he worKed at his trade for about one year, when he moved to Whitmore 1 a Ke, where he remained at the bench for about ten years, he then moved on a farm at Pleasant LaKe this township for three years from there he moved to Brighton wher-e he resumed his trade until his wife died, Feb. 7, 1881, when he went to live with his son. MRS HANNAM LEE: Mrs Hanna M Lee, daughter of one of the oldest pioneers of Gr-een OaK, died at her home in that township, Feb 4, 1904, at the age of 87 years 4 months and 28 days. She was born in Orleans county New YorK in 1816 and moved to Green OaK with her father in 1830. February 24, 1904 issue HENRY W PIPP: Henry Pipp died at the home of his son in Detroit, Feb 13, 1904, aged 73 years. For many years he was a prominent business man in Brighton The remains were brought to Brighton for burial. MR EVERETTS: Mr Everetts died at his home one mile southeast of this village last Friday at the advanced age of 79 years. Funeral held at the house Monday, Rev Palmer- off ic iat ing. The remains were ta.Ken to Dexter for burial. He leaves one daughter, Mrs We 1 ch of JacKson, to mourn the loss of a Kind and loving father. FREDERICK SAUNDERS: FredericK Saunders died at the home of his daughter, Mrs GA Marsh, in Handy Feb. 17, 1904, aged 87 years. He was born in England, Oct 14, 1817. ) J CALLED HOME Sarah COLBORNE died at the home of her daughter Mrs A. N. McIntosh in this village Saturday aged nearly 93 years. She was born at Charlemont, Mass., March 5, 1817, and moved with her parents to New York, where she marrid Israel B. Colborne at Williamsville August 13, 1835 and resided here for a time, then moved to Cheektowa, where they resided ten years, then moved back to Williamsville and in 1854 moved to Buffalo, coming to Michigan in 1859 and settling in the township of Conway this county, where she continued her residents until 1893, after the death of her husband, when she came to this village, where she has resided since that time, living to the remarkable age of nearly 93 years. She was the mother of 11 children, eight of whom survive her. She was a true wife and mother in the sense of the word, braving the privations of comparaively near country and rearing a family of sons and daughters that are an honor to her and the world. She was converted when but a young girl united with the Baptist Church, living a faithful, consistent christian life that has been helpful to all with whom she came in contact. Although she attained a great age she retained her sweet, pleasant ways, and was faithfully and tenderly cared for by her daughters in her declining years, four of the daughters being with her almost constantly during the last, few days of her life. The funeral services were held at the Antrim Baptist Church, Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. A. A. Rose off., and the remains were interred beside the husband Fowlerville Review - December 17, 1909 issue Buried at Fuller Cemt. Israel B. COLBURN, an early settler of this township, died on the 13th inst. The funeral was held on the 15th., but the interment was postponed until the next day, to allow some of the family to arrive from Kansas. The deceased was a man universally respected wherever known; an earnest christian worker and did much to establish and support the Baptist society in the neighborhood where he lived, and of which he was an honored member. In his death the community have lost a good citizen, and the Church a strong support. Livingston Republican June 22, 1882 issue Fowlerville Review-December 27. 1936 issue '") Kingsley Avis: ) Kingsley A, Avis 76, died Thursday December 17 at Pontiac Hospital. He was born in Conway township, Livingston County, Sept 25, 1860. He was united in marriage to Ellen Barber in 1879 and lived in Fowlerville all is life, two daughters preceeded him in death. He leaves to mour their loss, his wife Ellen, and one sister of Wil 1 iamstor, and one brother George of Adrian, and three grandsons, Floyd Dezes and Lavern Dezes and Kenneth ClarK. Funeral services were held Saturday Dec 19, at the Vogt Funeral Home, Rev A, Stanley Stone officiating, Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Forgot to write Issue date down: E 1 l en E • Av is Ellen E. Avis was born in Handy township October 12, 1981 and mar·ried to Kingsley Avis May 23 or 28, 1879. She died at her home here Mon.day morning April 7 at the age of(/ '7'-//) 79y5rn25d. Surviving are one sister Mrs Julia Rose of Cadillac, three grandchildren, Floyd Dezes, Kenneth and La.Vern ClarK and many other relatives and friends. Her Husband and two daughtrs, Mrs Mable Dezess and Mrs Alta ClarK Hineman preceeded her in death. Funeral services were held at Vogt Funeral Home, Wednesday April 9, Rev Ira Cargo officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. They can't seem to get the grandchildrens surnames stright, ) DR. ERNEST ADOLPH BUEK, A BRIGHTON PIONEER Whi.le not a famous man, nor a great one, nevertheless Ernest A. Buek typified the dedicated, devout (his family were members of St. Michael's in Hamburg, Germany), often forgotten common people whose sturdy leadership gave our rural areas the strength to grow and flourish. The eighth of eleven children,born October 28, 1802, to Kaspar Henrich Buek ( a gardner, florist and insurance agent) and Friederike (Voight) in Hamburg, Germany, Ernest received a complete education in history and law-. Beginning secondary school at the age of 15 in 1817, his diligent, continued efforts resulted in the conferring of honors in Canon and Civil Laws, together with the deg~ee Doctor of Law, on May 21, 1826. On October 28, 1829, he married Elizabeth Henrietta Knauth. In the 1800s many Germans immigrated to America because of compulsory military service, lack of available land and political reasons. Dr. Buek and his family were among them. By mid-June, 1838, the Plymouth was anchored off Sandy Hook, the approach to New York Harbor. On board were Ernest, Elizabeth and their five children, the eldest eight years old, along with prospective pioneers and soldiers of fortune. Besides household belongings, Ernest brought along his law library, the works of Sha<:espeare, Schiller and Goethe, and his Heidelberg degree of Doctor of Jurispruderx:: e. All these were loaded on a boat, floated up the Hudsop, transferred to a barge, towel on the Erie Canal (during which time the children learned their first words of English~ "Low Bridge"l and by boat again from Buffalo to Detroit. A stagecoach from Detroit finally brought them to their destination - Hamburg in Livingston County. Already many from Germany had settled in Hamburg and Genoa townships, which was perhaps an inducement to buy 40 acres in Section 15 of Hamburg Township in the S800 area of present day Cowell Road on August 2, 1838. On the 40 acres of woodland running back into the high hills on the shore of beautiful Pleasant (Winans) Lake, a typical log house was built with the little family moving in on October 26. Over the fireplace, the German pioneer set a board in which he had carved "Erolich in Hoffnung, Geduldig in Tru.t:sal, Haltaeam Geihete"(Be joyful in hope, patient In guffering, constant in prayer.) (Dtn"'ing the years to come, he would have full need of this philosophic admonition.) Dr. Bue.1< knew both French and Italian in addition to his native German, but lacked a ~peaking command of the English language. He had come to America to practice his profession but found no law business for such as he. (Condensed .and edited from "A Biogr,aph ical Sketch of Dr. Ernst Adolph Buek, Compiled by Rebert Lee Watson". To be continued.) BRIGHTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY P.O. Box 481 Bright en, Mi. 48116 Pr .inted courtesy: OLD KENT BANK 300 W. North St. Brighton, Mi. 48116 • • J& ~cl•#Slltl Howell, Mi. 4884 Ii LIVINGSTON COUNTY PRESS - Wed. Nov 16, 1949 issue MR FREDE. DISBROW Mr Fred E. Disbrow, 84 of Fowlerville died at his farm home early 1 Friday morning after a long illness. He was born in Iosco township, June 29, 1865(not sure of 6) and bas been a resident of the community for seventy years. J He was united in marriage with Lucella Isham, who preceeded in death Jan 29, 1926. To this union were born seven children. T.D. of this community, Mrs Myrtle Cole of Lansing, Mrs Lucile Patrick of Plymouth, Mrs Glayds Throne of Fowlerville, Mrs Ruby Disbrow, Mrs Virginia Glazier who has been caring for him at bis home. Besides his children he leaves to mourn their loss, a sister Mrs Retta Cole of Williamston, several grand children, one great Grand child and a host of friends and relatives. Funeral services were held at the Amtrim Baptist Church Sunday, November 13, at 2: OB·P.M. w/ rev~r end Roy Brown and Reverend H. ~ - Clough officiating. Burial was in the Fuller cemetery in Atrim. ) ) JANE W. DREW Mrs Jane W. Drew died at her home in Marion Oct. 19, 1900, age 77 years. The funeral was held at the residence, ~onday and the remains were laid to rest in the famil cemetery, on the farm. Mrs Drew was of the mothers of I srael(?) having lived in Marion about fifty four years, respected and honored by all who knew her. She leaves a large family of children to cherish er memory. (Oct 24, 1900 issue-Livingston Republican) ) _) Elbert Foster passed away Elbert Parker Foster died at his home south of this village early f•1onday-....mQ~i~g, after an illness of lonr standing. He was born . in t he townsJ!,ip of Iosco Oct. 13, 1852, and alwa ys resided in that tuw~ship . April 14, 1876, he was united in marria,re to Miss Hannah Fewless and. to them were born six children, Only two of whom survive, with the sorrowing wife and a number of relatives to mour the loss of a kind husband, father and neighbor. The funeral services will be held at the home today, conducted by the Rev. L. H. Stevens. Fowlerville Reve iw - .April 29, Issue P'owlerville Reveiw - May 6, 1925 issue Elbert Parker Foster, son of l'.,artin and Susan Foster, was born in Iosco township, Livingston county on Oct 13, 1852, and passed peacefully away at his home April 27, 1925. On April 14, 1876, he was united in marriage to Miss Hannah Fewless of Iosco. .and soon after settled on a farm near the old homstead, ~,here tbey were privileged to enjoy 49 years together. To this union was born six children, four of them l)aased away in in:rancy. Although the link now broken, that bound him to his home and family he loved so well, there is a lasting memory of one whpm performed faithfully and well all that was intrusted to his care. He was road commissioner of Iosco twp., for over ten years, during which time, he made a host of friends. Hie three score and. twelve years were years of industrious activity. He leaves besides a sorrowine wife, one son, James Foster of Iosco; one daugl1ter, Mrs Frank Shafer of Fowlerville; six grandcb ildren, t~o brotbers, Gustavus and Orville Foster of Iosco and one sister Mrs Mary Ward of Iosco. Loss of verus The funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. L. H. Stevens _) MARTIN FOSTER Died in Iosco March 11- An Early pioneer, Honored and Respected, The death of Martin R. Foster, one of the earliest and most respected pioneers of Li~ingston County, occurred at the home of his oldest son, Gustavus; in Iosco, March 11, 1905, aged 89 years, 11 months• and 18 days. Martin R. Foster was born in the town of Debon, Washington County, N.Y. He was the oldest of a family of seven chlldren of whom only three are now living. At the early age of 12 years he was obliged to leave bis widowed mother arid was adopted by a good and kind family by the name of Palmer. He stayed with them . until he was 21 and during that time he acquired a good school education. In Ontario 1841, he married Susan Halleck and lived in that township two years, then with their oldest child, a little babe, they came to Michigan and settled, on a place in Iosco, formerly purchased by him in 1836. At that time the country was all a dense forest, where the deer and bear were often seen running about. They set to work with a determined will and cleared their farm and although they edured many privations a good comfortable home was obtained. Nine children were born to them, four of whom, with the devoted wife and mother, have passed on to the better land, Their oldest son gave his life for his country dying at Alexandria, Virginia. He also leaves 27 grandchildren and 18 great grand children. Some 50 years ago he united with the Methodist Episcopal church and remained a faithful and sincere christian until his death. His bible was his constant compaion. He gave largely of his means for the support of the gospel, always ready to aid in times of trouble and bereavement. His work on earth is now done and his children will miss a loving and faithful father, who has gone to reap his reward. Bleassed are the dead•· who die in the Lord from henceforth, "Yea, said the Sprint that they may rest from their labors and their works do follow them," In Iosco township news section: Martin R. Foster one of the pioneers of Iosco and the oldest man in the township, being nearly ninety, died at the home of his oldest son, Gustave, on Saturday March 11. He was for many years a prominent man in the township, taking an acti~e part in schools. He was a stanch republican and held the office of county coroner at the time of his death. Fowlerville Review - May 12 isssue - 1925 "') Katie Wallace Foster was born Aug 25, 1884 in Sh iawasee county, Michigan, and passed way on Monday May 4, 1925. _) She \'/,as married to Charles E. poster, of Iosco township, Livingston County, May 25, 1900 and to this union was born four children, Arthur of Detroit, Pearl who passed away in infancy, Frances and baby Claude. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopa church of Detroit. There are left to mourn their loss, a daughter, father Frank Wallace and brother Mac Wallace of Handy, and one grandson, besides a host of friends and other relatives. Though she is pratly missed by her family and f-riends there is a lasting and comforting memory of her love with us here. Lots of verses followed/ ) ) J Livingston County Press-Wed., May 27, 1859 Issue LEE GERHAROSTEIN: Funeral services for Lee Gerhardstein 74, of 1246 House road, Webberville, were held Monday May 18, at 1:30 at the Liverance Funeral Home in Fowlerville with Reverend J. N. Cobb officiating. Interment followed at Webberville Cemetery. Mr Gerhardste in succumbed to a heart attacK at McPherson Community Health center on May 15. He was stricKen the preceding at his home. Born November 19, 1884, in Monon, Indiana, the son of Joseph and Mary Gerhardstein, he spent his early years in Indiana and Illinois. His marriage to Susie Yocoon occurred September 10, 1916 at Chebar,se, Illinois. In 1936 he moved his family to the Webberville address from Illinois. His lifes worK was farming. Survivors include the widow: four sons, Melvin of Toledo, Ohio: Robert of Van Neuys, California: Leo of Mason and Leonard of Wayne: Two daughters, Mrs Harold (Audrey) Green of Byron and Mrs Reuben <Helen) Rode of Howell: a sister, Mrs Bess JacKson of KanKaKee Chebanse, Illinois. Seven grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. ) J The funeral services of Mrs A. Harp of Gregory, were held at the M.P. Church, here Friday forenoon, and were conducted by Rev. A. B. Sutcliffe, of Gregory, Mrs Harp was well known in this locility, and the friends extend their sincere sympathy to the bereaved ones. (Plainfield News) , ) ) Mrs Frank Brockway Mrs Frank Brockway, died at the family residence here, Feb. 12, 1906, aged 59 years, 8months and 29 days. The Funeral was held from the residence, Wednesday afternoon, Rev. c. L. Adams offisti~g. Mrs Brockway has lived at Howell many years and bas a large circle of friends. She was a member of the M.E. Church and lived a consistant christan life. ) ) Jane (Bronson) HUFF Mrs Jane (Bronson) Huff died at her home in this village early Sunday morning. She was born in the State of New York, April 24, 1842 and came with her parents to Michigan when a child settling at Vernon, Shiawassee county and was there married to Joseph Huff, June 2, 1858 and crune to this • place 1904. She vms the mother of 11 children, three of whom, with the husband preceeded her to the better land The living are Fred of Marion, Charles of Oceola, John of Grand Blank, Joseph of Handy, Mrs Lura Buell of Holly, Mrs Kate Bronson of Grand Blank, Lillie Huff of Ann Arbor, and Libbie Edwards of Lansing. Her mother and four sisters and three brothers and 27 grandchildren and 2 Great grandchildren also survie her. She was a loving wife and mother, a healpful neighbor and lived a consistant christian life, being a faithful member of the Baptist church, having been converted at Parshallville in 1888. She was an ardent worker in the W.R.c. and the serV'ices were conducted untier the auspices at the Baptist church, Wed. Morning, the Rev. P. N. Cayer off., the remains in the Lovejoy Cemt. Fowlerville Review, Dec 17, 1909 issue All courthouse records say maiden name Johnson ) Fowlerville Review - June 19, 1929 Issue Card of Thanks: We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends for their kindness and sympathy at the burial of our father. Mr. & Mrs. E. D. Defendorf and Thelma Dr. & Mrs H. E. Defendorf. Dr. Byron Defendorf Dr Byron Defendorf was born July 4, 1839, at Onondagua County, New York and died at Chelsea, Mich. June 12, 1929. He came to Michigan in 1863 and settled in Fowlerville where he practiced medicine and December 27, 1865, he married Miss Hulda Colborn to whom five children were born. Charles B. Edar, Edgar D., Grace A., Gertrude N. and Dr. H. Ernest, Mrs Defendorg and daughter Grace, having passed on before Charles and Gertrude living in West Edgar at Fowlerville, and Dr. H. Earnest at Grand Blank. Dr. Defendorf, practiced his profession in this village for 47 years, where his children grew to man and womanhood, when he sold his property here and moved to Chelsea, where he resided for 17 years until his death. Soon after coming to Fowlerville he united with the M.E. Church and was a faithful and honored member, having held many offical positions and was one of the most active members faithful to every trust imposed upon him and respected by all who knew him. The funeral services were held at Chelsea, and the remains brought to Fowlerville where a number of friends gathered at the Greenwood cemetery and a short service was conducted by the Rev. L. B. Butt. ) J Chelsea Standard - December 25, 19 13 issue Hrs Byron Def'endor!': Miss Hulda Augusta Colborn was born in Chee.l~towaga, _ New York May 9, 184? and died at ho~e in Chelsea, Tuesday Morning, December 23, 191 , . - . She was united ~n marriage with Dr. Byron Defendort nt Conway, Livingaton County, December 27, 1865, and they t!l:)_de their ho1ne in _Fowlerville until Aug. 1, 1910, •.:,hen they became residents ·of Chelsea. She was a mnber nf the M. E. Church and an active worker in the . society, she l.s survived by her husband, three sons, Chas. B. ot Casper Wyoming, Edgar D. ot Fowlerville Dr. H. E. o f Cheioco 1;md one daughter Mrs A. N. Ring of Idaho. The funer~,1 will bo h eld Frlday. R.ev. J. w. Campbell . o f fic1at1ng. Inte.~mapt Oak 9rove Cemtery. _ . (the F'owlerville records sho w ahe was re!llOVoq to i'"'oi•Jlarvillo bes ide ·her huebDnd, p er my first letter) t.:h elsea Standa rd - ·f1'burs day Jw1e 13. 1929 issue Dr. -Byron Defendorr: Dr Byron De:tendort died a t the Metho dist _Home Wednesday morning, Ju.no 121 1929. lie wa e. born in Skaneatter, Onond~a CQ.unty, Ne-w York, July 4, 1839 • On December 27,, 1865 he was married to Huldn Colborn 9 f _0n:.iwc.y• tT,p., · Mich.- . In 1910 Dr Dofondort fflOVed hia family from Fowlerville to Cholsea. and purchased the house now owned by Peter Gor man. · Dr Def'endorf p1•i1eticod medicine heri:, . for several yeara. Hra Detondorf' died· on Dec. 23, 1913. In 1916 Dr. Uofendorf moved to Fowlerville ~ don J,une 11-, 1919 he returned t o Chelsea and boc,Jme a momber o l" t h e Methodist home. !fe is aurvived by four children, Edward of .F'owlorville, ~,:, rnea of Grand Bl onc1 Ch t!.I'les B. Midwest, 1Vyominc, Hettie Ring o! DuJ.11, .Ldaho a nd sevoral grandchildren. Funeral servi ces will be held ·a.t tsn O'clock, li'ridey morning at the home ond interment will be at Fowlerville. Joanne(l~gera)Shaf'ter Livingston County Republican - June 16, 1937 issue J WILLIAM HAGMAN William Hagman son of Magnus and Kaisa Hagman, was born in Falkarpin, Sweden, July 17, 1850, and departed this life at Howell, Michigan, June 17, 1937 at the age of 86 years, 10months 24 days. ) ) On June 25, 1876 he was united in marriage to Augusta Abramson who passed away June 2, 1922. To this union was born ten children, all of whom are living: Huldah Montague, Harry, Arthur, Frank, John and Max of Howell. Eva Miller of Toledo, Ohio. Ester Coon of Dexter, Michigan •. Mildred London of Detroit, and Claude of Bay City, Mich. On July 5, 1881, he came to Howell, Michigan, from his native country Sweden, and resided in Livingston county since that time. He leaves to mour their loss besides his children, two sisters, Mrs Ida Abramson, of Howell, Mrs Emma Peterson of Fowlerville, 23 grand children, 13 great grand children, and one great great grand child. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church, Sunday, June 13, at 2:30 P.M., Rev. Homer N. Nobel officiating. Interment was in Lakeview cemetery, Howell, Mich. ) William F. LUDTKE died at his home in East Handy early Monday morning after an illness of only a few days. He was born at Gross Dallentine, Germany, August 13, 1848, where he spent the first 40 years of his life, and was there married to Miss Amelina Engfer in 1873, coming to the United States in 1888 and settling in this township where he resided until his death, his wife having preceded him to the better land. He was the father of 13 children, Paul H., Max, Chris and Pauline of Handy, Mrs Edith Risch and Martha Hagerman of Howell, Mrs Alphonso Black of Oceolo and Mrs William Veith of Cohoctah, who survive him. He was a faithful member of the Evangelical Luthern Church for many years. The funeral services will be held at the Luthern Church Wednesday, the Rev. J. B. Sause officiating. Fowlerville Review Jan 26, 1921 issue Card of Thanks To the friends and neighbors, who so kindly ministered to us during the illness and burial of our loved wife and mother, by the many acts of kindness and tender words of sympathy, we desire to express our grateful thanks. Also to the pastor for his words of comfort, for the music and flowers, all tokens of friendship and kindness which is all fully appreciated by us. William Ludtke and Family Fowlerville Review June 5, 1903 ) ) Cyrus Marr, who was deceased, March 2nd., was announced last week, was born Sept. 29, 1825, in Markham, Canada. Settled with his parents in 1839 on the farm where he died. He was twice married and was the father of five children, three of whom, with his wife, survive him. The surviving children are Mrs I. L. Turner of Saginaw. Mrs David Hilderbrant and Mrs Fred H. lfasper, of Howell. Mr. Marr was a prominent citizen in this township and a highley respected. The funeral was held on Friday from the resident at one:o'clock and was largely attended, Rev. Thomas of Fowlerville officiating. Livingston Republican March 10, 1897 ) ) Copied from the Livingston Republican - November 28, 19~8 issue-front page. John McDanield6 John McDaniels passed away at his home in this village Sunday November 25th 1906, age 63 years 11 days, after a lingering illness from gallstones. Mr McOaniels born in Whitt???looKs liKe Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire, England, November 13th 1843, At the age of 17 he came to America and settled in the township of Howell, at the age of 18 he enlisted for three years in Co. D 15th Michigan Infantry, later reenlisted in the same co., February 2 1864 being promoted to Corporal and remaining until August 13th 1865, when he was mustred out at Little RocK, ArKansas, returing to Howell ~here he has since resided, He was married in Howell to Mary Setchfield, March 11, 1866. He is survived by his wife two daughters and three sons. The children are, Mrs E. Messenger, of Gobels, Mich., Mrs MarK Earl of Howell, Edward of California, Glen of Marshall and Arthur of Howell, also five grand children. The funeral was held at the residence at two o'clocK this afternoon, Rev. Roberts officiating. The Masonic order of which he was a member having charge of the service at the grave, the G.A,R, also being in attendance. Livingston Republican - March 19, 1885 issue-Front page bottoni Died: McDaniels-In Howell, Sunday last, Mr McDaniels, father of Ed McDaniels aged 87 years. ) Called Home L. D. McIntosh died at his home in this village on Tuesday evening, after a lingering illness, aged 82 years. The deceased was born at Canedea, Alleghany county, New York, March 24, 1821; and resided there until he grew to manhood and was married Jan. 1, 1842 to Mary Nettleton. They came to Michigan in 1853. Settling in the township of Argentine,Genessee county where they resided until they came to this township in 1878, and have lived in this immediate vicinity since that time. For over 60 years he and his estimable wife had journeyed the rugged pathway of life together, a pleasure allotted to but a few of the human family. He was a man of considerble physical strength until within the last few years. A few months since he was stricken with paralysis, since which time he has been unable to speak very districly, but his mind has been at work and made peace with God. He was the father of five children, three of whom, A. N. McIntosh, Mrs J. T. Richmond and Perry McIntosh, with his aged wife still survive him. The funeral service will be hld at the home this morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev. G. L. Adams officiating, and the remains interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Fowlerville Review June 12, 1903 issue ) ) ) The Livingston County Press - June 13, 1928 issue Mrs Clara RANDALL Clara Randall was born June 7, 1843 in Middletown, Uermont and was married to Peter Randall in Feb. 17, 1865, to this union was born seven children, Mrs Francis Sanders of West Rupert Ut •• Frank of Beaverton, Mich .• Mrs Sarah Maville of Luther, Charlie of Howell. Earnest of Detroit and Mrs Lillie Meeker of Washington, Mich., her husband and one daughter. Mrs Gertie Park of Dorset, Vermont~ havin9 preceded her in death. There are 35 grandchildren and 33 9reat-9randchildren. Mrs Randall was one of the pioneer settlers of Luther, Mich., and leaves a wide circle of relatives and friends to mour her loss. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3: o oclock in charge was Rev. W. C. Donald. The body was taken to 819 Rapids for burial. ) ) Livingston Republican Feb. 21, 1906 issue Frederick Theordore Risch, was born in Meckienbury Germany, April 2, 1840, and departed this life, February 12, 1906. In the year 1868, he was united in marriage, to Miss Mary Wagenknecht, of the same place. He came to America in the· year 1870, and has been a r@sident of Howell 36 years. He was a member of the Luthern Church. His illness was a short duration; He departed this life without a struggle, when he was called to his reward. He was a loving devoted husband and father and a good kind neighbor, loved most by those who knew him best. The funeral services we~e held at his home, Thursday, Feb. 15, conducted by Rev. Smith, of Genoa Lutheran church and attended by a large circle of sympathizing friends and neighbors. His body was laid to rest in the Oak Grove cemetery, ahere to await the glorious resurection morn. May God bind up the bleeding hearts of those who mour and help them to realize that their loss is his gain. ) Amos Rogers, an old and much respected settler in Brighton since 37, died Saturday and was buried Sunday in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery. He was a little over 70 years old at his death. Livingston Republican June 22, 1882 issue ) ) Anne Hait Christian 5634 Caminito Isla La Jolla, Calif. 92037 Jan\iary 13, 1987 t the court houso tod•y •nd w•L. ln the de•th index under t T's and seen the following..,,name and it caught my eye(the ) hope this helps. Death booK 2 page 146 James Holmes TtJ i 11 y -mal white -marr ied-9Sy4m11d - died Mar ion twp-died of old age-born Engl a-farmer-parents, James and Ann Twilly resd. of Engl and. Died Dec. , i'S.08 .... So I had to go to the library a'ttd see if I could find an obit., please note the diff. spelling of the la~ ame. Hope this helps. ½,iv ingston Republican December 9, 190~ JAMES H. TWILLEY "OLD PIONEER GONE" - age 96 years Befitting a very active career during which James H. Twilley worKed diligntly for the good of his family and the community in which he 1 ived. The end came peacfully after a few weeKs of rapidly failing vitality. His was a life of exceptional good health and even to the last he retained his faculties in spite of the fact that he was one of the two oldest men in the county being 96 years old last July, James Holmes Twilley was born in Essendine, Richland county, England, July 23, 1812. He was married to RebeKah Lound, December 25, 1841, at Edenham, where the family lived until they came to America in the summer of 1850. After living four years in the township of Brighton, the following three years in that of Howell, he settled on the farm in Marion where he always lived until six years ago when he went to live with his daughter, Mrs W. A. ClarK where he has remained with the exception of one winter spent at the home of an other daughter Mrs Charles WilKinson in Conway. Mr TtJ i 11 ey died December 4, 1908 and is survived by five daughters, fifteen grand-children and five great grand daughters. The funeral was held at the home of Mr & Mrs Walter ClarK in Marion, December 7, Rev A.H. Stonex of Dearborn, assisted by Rev. George Mccallum of Marion center, conducting the service. Six grand-sons laid the remains at rest in LaKeside cemetery by the side of the wife and mother who died deeply regreted, November lS, 1890. I loo~rd in the cemeteryl booK for th e above cer¥tery locat/ in the O.AlR, boo • 1 l Please let me KnoJ if this worKs out. JRS/j s Joanne(Rogers)Shaffer 2070 PincKney Rd. Howell, MI 48843 .) MRS RUSSELL WATTERS Lulu Kenyon, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kenyon was born in Warren County New York, October 1, 1895 and departed this life December 1, 1920, age 25 years 2 months and 3 days. She spent most of her girlhood days in Northern Michigan. On March 18, 1914, she was united in marriage to Russell Watters of Marion township, Livingston County. The most, of her short married life was spent near Howell. November 25, she was taken ill with pneumonia, which later developed into Typhoid pneumonia. She was of genial disposition, winning many friends by her pleasant ways. She leaves behind her hus~and to mourn her early death and infant daughter, June : · ,. .. Erva, five months, and a son Devere age three years, father and mother of Detroit, two brothers, Douglas of Iosco township, Livingston county, and Harold of Detroit~ two sisters, Mrs Joe Simons and Mrs Clinton Jones both of Detroit, many other relatives and hosts of friends. Livingston Republican ) ) ) Mrs Margaret Fulkerson Watters died at the borne of her son Chauney, I n ~osco, on Thursday of last week. She was born in New York, July26,1833 and came to Michigan with her parents in 1840, settling in Bridgewater where she married Joseph Watters Oct 30, 1950 and then moved to Iosco in 1864. She was the mother of ten children, seven of whom surv ived her, the other three with the husband having gone on before. The funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon, the Rev Mr Mitchell Off. Fowlerville Rev i ew-Thursday June 13, 1913 ) ) J PINCKNEY DISPATCH Vol 1 pg 33 - March 8, 1888 issue Mrs John Weimast;er died at her home in this village. (Howell) born in Germany, she came here with husband to this countrv about 38 Years ago and settled in what has been known as the Dutch grocery in Genoa. About 25 years ago they moved to this city to reside. For some years her health has grown feeble. About 6 PM last evening she took to her bed. Her friends saw she was going to and summons her relatives. The deceased was a member of the German Church of this City. Her Pastor, Rev. A. Holmbuber conducted the service at her home. (Livingston Herald) J ) _). I nsta ntly killed at Gregory William Wood and Winfield Backus both of Unadilla township Whil e crossing the Grand Trunk Railroad Monday Evening - Freight struck them Monday evening about five o'clock, while crossing the Grand Trunk railroad, William Wood and Winfield Backus were struck by the west bound freight and instantly killed. A can of gasolin~ was exploded in the collison and added to the horror of the occastion. Both of the fireman and engineer were injuried by the gasoline but it is thought not seriously. I t is claimed by those near by that they did not hear the train whistle until it was just upon them. How the men could drive upon the track just ahead of a train and not see the danger is a mystery. It was about time for the passenger train and the driver may have mistaken the freight for the passenger and expected that it would stop before reaching the crossing, but that will never be known. The track was in plain sight both east and west so that an approching train could be easily seen. Mr Wood was about 60 years old, one of the prominent farmers of Unadilla township, living a mile and a half north of Gregory. The lad, Winfield Backus, son of Orange Backus, was about 16 years, of age and was working for Mr. Wood. The men had been to Gregory and were just returing home when the accident happended. Livingston Republican - November 27, 1912 issue ) MRS GERTRUDE WORTHINGTON: Mrs Gertrude Worthington passed away at her home in Fowlerville after a lingering illness of Tyhoid fever, on Tuesday September 1, at the age of 22 years. She was born in Marion, Livingston county June 3, 1886, she moved with her parents to Howell in 1893. On November 19, 1903 she was married to James R. Worthington at Howell and moved to the township of Handy, where she lived until her death, with the execption of a few years that were spent at Lansing. Two children were born, who with their father, live to mourn the loss of kind loving mother and wife. The funeral services were held at the M. E. Church, Thursday afternoon at 2: oo'clock, The Rev. W. G. Stephen officiating a and the remains were interred in Greenwood cemtery. (Fowlerville Review, Sept, 4, 1908 issue) ) _) The Fowlerville Review Friday June 2, 1893 JOEL c. CHOATE, died on his f.:1rm South of this Villa~e, on Friday las t, 86 yco.rs, Tl e 1%1s born in the State of Vermont, December 13, 1807. His mother died when he was quite young and in 1837 h e came l'lith his father to Michig an and soon after compl e t ely orpho.ned by the death of his father. Ile was th e lo.st one of twelve children, six girls and six bo y s . He settled upon his f :u-m in this township in an e.:u-ly date and was one of the most active pioneers. He was honest and upright in all his dec1lings and was much loved and respected by thoes who knew him. The Funerf1l services were held .'.lt th e So\lth Handy M.E. Church on .Sunday morning last ~t ten o 1 clock, the Rev. T. P. Ba ruum officiating. / Subject The topic of the resource Obituaries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In Copyright Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Collected by Joanne (Rogers) Shaffer Type The nature or genre of the resource Text obituary https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/34bc41533691ea56857d38c5fe751928.pdf 0f7e8c00c0eb74f245423f1b287913d2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Abell, Mildred M071 001 2003 Abney, Shirley M071 001 2003 Adam, Ronald R M071 001 2001 Adams, Allen Woodrow M071 001 2002 Adams, James R M071 001 2001 Adams, Patrick Lee M071 001 2000 Adams, Richard M071 001 1999 Adlam, Eliza M071 001 2000 Albert, John J M071 001 2003 Addington, MariaLee A M071 001 1999 Akers, William W M071 001 2001 Alchin, Randy E M071 002 2001 Aldis, Gertrude M071 002 2000 Aldrich, Pauline M071 002 2003 Alexander, Ashley A M071 002 2001 Allen, Clarence F M071 002 2001 Allen, Robert M071 002 2001 Allport, Kelli E M071 002 1999 Allred, David M071 002 1998 Almeida, Armand M071 002 2003 Alstott, Edith M071 002 1999 Amstutz, Robert M071 003 2002 Andersen, Robert A M071 003 1999 Anderson, Chester M071 003 2000 Amo, Richard M071 003 2004 Anderson, Helen M071 003 2003 Anderson, John M071 003 2003 Anderson, Robert E M071 004 2003 Anderson, William M071 004 2002 Archambault, Derwin M071 004 2001 Armstrong, K. C. Marshall M071 004 2002 Arnold, Harry M071 004 2000 Arrand, Basil M071 005 2003 Arrand, Dorothy M071 005 2000 Ash, Dorothy M071 005 2001 Atwell, Mary Jane M071 005 2001 Augustine, Harry J M071 005 2000 Augustine, Helen M071 005 2000 Auman, Earl F M071 005 2000 Austin, George M071 005 2000 Austin, Joyce M071 005 2003 Austin, Mary M M071 005 1999 Austin, Ruth M071 005 2001 Avey, Richard G Jr M071 006 2000 Averill, Donna M071 006 2002 Albin-Girtman, Peggy Lynn M071 006 2004 Alchin, Catherine Marie M071 006 2003 Allbright, Barbara M071 006 2004 Allen, Harley M071 006 2003 Allen, Jordan C M071 006 2004 Anderson, Gary M071 006 2003 Anderson, Joseph R M071 006 2004 Armstrong, John R. 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Swords, Joanne M071 173 2004 Shay, Joan M071 173 2003 Taber, Helen M071 174 2003 Taber, Lewis M071 174 2001 Talbot, Karen M071 174 2001 Tarrant, Ruth M071 174 2003 Taulbee, Frank M071 174 2003 Teague, Loisann M071 174 2003 Teal, Dennis M071 174 2004 Tedescki, Ann M071 174 2000 Tefft, Forrest M071 174 2004 Templeton, Donnalee M071 174 1999 Templeton, Susan M071 174 2002 Terlecki, Edward M071 174 1999 Temple, Ronald M071 175 2002 Terns, Mary M071 175 2002 Terry, Lorin M071 175 2001 Tetens, Richard M071 175 2002 Thario, John M071 175 2003 Theobald, Dolores M071 175 2004 Thomas, Edward M071 175 2001 Thomas, James M071 176 2002 Thomas, Lois M071 176 1999 Thomas, Robert M071 176 2001 Thomas, Ruth M071 176 2003 Thomas, Thomas M071 176 2003 Thompson, Augustus M071 176 2004 Thompson, Dirk M071 176 2001 Thompson, John W M071 176 1999 Thomson, George M071 176 2002 Thomson, Walter M071 176 2003 Thorne, Betty M071 176 1999 Thorpe, Margaret M071 176 2004 Thurman, Dale M071 177 2001 Tilford, Lawrence M071 177 2001 Tillmans, Evelyn M071 177 2003 Tinsley, Gladys M071 177 2004 Timmons, Leo R. M071 177 2003 Tishma, Norma M071 177 2003 Todosciuk, Mike M071 177 2002 Tolliver-Dion, Christopher M071 177 2003 Tolonen, Geraldine M071 177 2003 Tomczyk, Edwarda M071 177 2003 Topij, MaryAnn M071 177 2002 Topor, Katherine M071 177 1998 Topping, J. Gordon M071 178 2002 Townsend, John V M071 178 2002 Torok, Barbara M071 178 2002 Touchette, Marie M071 178 2003 Towas, Kenneth M071 178 2001 Trick, Nancy M071 178 2001 Trierweiler, Clarence M071 178 2004 Trierweiler Joseph M071 179 2004 Tremain, Mary Ann M071 179 2002 Trost, Helen M071 179 2004 Trumbull, Marie M071 179 1999 Trumbull, Valerie M071 179 1999 Tubbs, Georgia M071 179 1998 Tubbs, Lillian M071 179 2003 Tulip, Else M071 179 2000 Turner, James E M071 179 2003 Usher, Arthur M071 180 2000 Usher, Marie M071 180 2001 Upton, Elsie M071 180 2001 Upton, Jacqueline M071 180 2002 Uffner, Rod, M071 180 2004 Uroda, Lynn M071 180 2002 Ursulan, James M071 180 2003 Valente, Armand M071 181 2003 VanAmberg, Leo M071 181 2001 VanCuyl, Jeffery M071 181 2001 VanOyen, Anthony Sr M071 181 2002 VanOyen, Regina M071 181 2003 VanRiper, Vernon M071 181 2001 Varcoe, Richard M071 181 2001 VanSlambrook, Geneva M071 181 2002 Vasiu, Samuel M071 181 2002 Velthoven, Daniel M071 182 2002 Venable, William M071 182 1999 Vegrouski, Mary M071 182 2001 Vermillion, Frances M071 182 2003 Vernon, Albert M071 182 2002 Vertz, Jesse M071 182 2001 Viergever, John M071 182 2001 Villaire, Jean M071 182 2002 Visger, Richard M071 182 2002 Voglrieder, Anna M071 182 2003 Volinsky, Wilma M071 182 2001 Voltz, Mary Helen M071 182 2001 Vorpagel, Helen M071 182 2001 Voss, Floyd M071 182 2000 Vail, Betty M071 183 2004 Voglrieder, Anna M071 183 2004 VanDamme, Mary Alice M071 183 2004 VanderHyden, Frederick M071 183 2003 VanHorn, Catherine M071 183 2004 VanKampen, George M071 183 2003 VanOyen, Regina M071 183 2003 VanVliet, Glenn M071 183 2003 VanSlambrook, Edith M071 184 2004 Veit, Ruth M071 184 2004 Villar, Virginia M071 184 2004 Vogel, Douglas M071 184 2003 Vogel, Jessica M071 184 2003 Voglrieder, Anna M071 184 2003 Wacker, Frances M071 185 2003 Waclawek, Henry M071 185 2002 Wade, Helen M071 185 2003 Wadsworth, Richard M071 185 2003 Wagener, Mary M071 185 2000 Wagner, Willard M071 185 2003 Wallace, Anna M071 185 2002 Wallace, Rosemond M071 185 2000 Walsh, June M071 185 2001 Walsh, Margaret M071 185 2003 Wackus, Jessie M071 185 2004 Walsh, Nancy M071 185 2001 Walter, Lee M071 185 2004 Waldecker, Rose M071 185 2004 Walters, Sylvester M071 186 2003 Ward, James M071 186 2003 Walton, Walter M071 186 2001 Wanko, Anna M071 186 1999 Ward, Bernette M071 186 2003 Wanty, Donna M071 186 2003 Ward, Edna M071 186 2001 Warner, Clifford M071 186 2004 Warner, Kathryn M071 186 2001 Warner, Margaret M071 186 2003 Watson, Robert M071 186 2003 Watson, Victoria M071 186 2003 Wardrop, Jerry M071 186 2003 Waldrop, Karen Slanker M071 187 2004 Watt, Herald M071 187 2004 Watters, Darlyle M071 187 2001 Webb, Jerry M071 188 2001 Webb, John M071 188 2003 Webb, Kory M071 188 2002 Webb, Mary Ellen M071 188 2993 Weed, Kenneth M071 188 2003 Weber, Mona M071 188 2003 Welby, Margaret M071 188 2001 Welford, George M071 188 2004 Weir, Noreen M071 189 2003 Wellinger, Eleanor M071 189 2000 Wellman, Margaretta M071 189 2003 Wendel, Elizabeth M071 189 2001 Welsand, Virginia M071 189 1999 Wenk, Merle M071 189 2001 Were, John B M071 190 2001 Werner, Sheila M071 190 2003 Werner, John M071 190 2001 Weir, Noreen M071 190 2003 Wetherbee, Thomas M071 190 2000 Westcott, Mary Lou M071 190 1999 Westmoreland, Mary M071 191 2004 Wheat, Lynn M071 191 2001 Wheeler, Randy M071 191 2001 Wheeler, Ronald M071 191 2001 Whetter, Edward M071 191 2001 White, Dorothy M071 191 2002 White, Irene M071 191 2001 White, Ron M071 191 2004 Whitehead, Mathilda M071 192 2000 Whiting, Constance M071 192 2002 Whiting, William M071 192 2003 Whittum, Agnes M071 192 1999 Wiebeck, David M071 192 2003 Wieger, William M071 192 2003 Wilcox, Clifford M071 192 2003 Wietecha, Martha M071 192 2004 Wilcoxen, Steven M071 192 2000 Wiebeck, David M071 193 2003 Wildman, William M071 193 2003 Wiles, Lois M071 193 1999 Wiles, Michael M071 193 2003 Wilhelm, Rita M071 193 2002 Wilkes, Virginia M071 193 1999 Wilkinson, Charles M071 193 2001 Wilkinson, Lucille M071 193 2001 Williams, Helen M071 193 1999 Williams, Mark M071 193 2000 Williams, Ollie M071 193 2001 Wilmot, Lucille M071 193 2003 Wilkinson, Robert Jr M071 193 2001 Wines, Michael M071 194 2001 Wilson, Randel M071 194 2002 Wiltse, Dorothy M071 194 2002 Wiltse, Sarah M071 194 2003 Winegar, Duane M071 194 2003 Wines, Marilyn M071 194 2002 Winnicki, Ania M071 194 1997 Winters, Thelma M071 195 1999 Wise, Charles M071 195 2002 Wise, Evelyn M071 195 1998 Wise, Gene M071 195 2003 Wiseman, Marguerite M071 195 2003 Wisniewski, Dianne M071 195 1999 Witte, Robert M071 195 2001 Wolf, Mary M071 195 2000 Wizgird, Laurie M071 195 2003 Wolff, Earl M071 195 2003 Wood, Eva M071 195 2001 Wood, Janet M071 195 2001 Woodard, Edna M071 196 1998 Woolbright, Paul M071 196 2003 Workman, James M071 196 2004 Wright, Anna M071 196 2000 Wright, Ethel M071 196 2001 Wright, Fern M071 196 2003 Wright, Fred M071 196 2003 Wright, Gary M071 196 2004 Wright, Harriet M071 196 1999 Wrubel, Arthur M071 196 2004 Willson, James M071 196 2004 Whitaker, Robert M071 196 2001 Witt, Frances M071 196 2004 Wrubel, Arthur M071 196 2004 Yack, Matthew M071 197 2003 Yamaoka, Hisae M071 197 2003 Yeomans, Elizabeth M071 197 2001 Yates, Maple M071 197 2001 Young, Evelyn M071 197 2003 Young, Frances M071 197 2003 Youngs, Harold M071 197 1999 Zamora, Mario M071 198 2003 Zappel, Betty M071 198 2003 Zeile, Martin M071 198 2003 Zimmerman, Lynn M071 198 2001 Zimmerman, Carl M071 198 2001 Zimmerle, John Jr M071 198 2000 Zink, Angeline M071 198 2004 Zink, Frederick M071 199 2001 Zink, Muriel M071 199 2003 Zonca, Todd M071 199 2004 Zonts, Kathryn M071 199 2003 Zuck, Cassius M071 199 2001 Zumbach, Timothy M071 199 2003 Subject The topic of the resource Obituaries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In Copyright Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text/plain Type The nature or genre of the resource Text 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Obituaries Description An account of the resource <span>Contains obituary, death notices, some scrapbook marriage and news stories as well as funeral cards from mid-1800s–current for Livingston County. The Howell Area Archives houses donated scrapbooks that were pasted on the pages of old books or in scrapbooks. Obituaries appeared in Livingston County Daily Press &amp; Argus or Fowlerville News &amp; Views within 3 days of death unless otherwise noted.</span> The collection also contains other digital resources at the following:<br /> <ul> <li><a href="https://archive-it.org/organizations/1734" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Archive-IT Collections</a> - contains county funeral homes and local news sources.</li> <li>Also view the <a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/collections/show/9">Newspaper Collection.</a></li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href="https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the library's printing information.</a> Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource M072 Obituaries Book Description An account of the resource Contains obituaries. Abbott, Asahel M072 013 Abbott, Bert M072 013 1895 Achin, Sandra M072 003 2018 Adair, Jimmy M072 004 2017 Adams, Almeda Gordon M072 010 1913 Adams, Ida May M072 011 1948 Adams, Jeanette M072 001 2016 Adams, Rev. Carlos M072 012 1941 Ahlquist, Betty Ann M072 002 2009 Albin, Benjamin M072 001 2017 Albin, Carol M072 001 2017 Albright, Ariel M072 011 1939 Alchin, Gerald M072 014 2020 Alchin, Robert Lee M072 010 2019 Aldrich, Laurie Ann M072 002 2017 Allan, Wiliam M072 005 1995 Allbright, Lyle M072 004 2018 Allen, Gabrella M072 013 1908 Allen, Jo Ann M072 007 2000 Allen, Lenora M072 004 2018 Allmendinger, Mary M072 002 2017 Alstott, Charles J Sr M072 003 2010 Ammerman, Joan M072 011 2010 Amonette, Bruce M072 006 2019 Ancel, Margie M072 003 2018 Anderson, Elizabeth M072 013 1905 Andrews, Helen Brady M072 008 2005 Andrews, Rev. J. R. M072 009 1903 Angel, Cassie M072 013 1906 Angus, Gilbert M072 006 1925 Arbuckle, Joseph M072 007 1974 Arhangelos, Zoe Katerina M072 011 2010 Armstrong, Dae M072 005 2019 Armstrong, Elmer M072 012 1942 Armstrong, Harold M072 002 1983 Armstrong, Leroy M072 014 1893 Armstrong, Machelle M072 001 2017 Armstrong, Russell M072 008 2005 Armstrong, William Allen M072 003 2018 Armstrong, William P. M072 012 1941 Artusi, Sandra M072 001 2018 Atchison, William E. M072 010 1999 Auman, Dorthee M072 008 2005 Austin, Dr. Abe S M072 009 1908 Austin, Jennie M072 004 1937 Axtell, Mrs. Geo. W. M072 009 1897 Axtell, Mrs. J. R. M072 010 Ayotte, Gregg M072 007 2019 Ayotte, Joan M072 005 2019 Backhuus, Ruth Elinor M072 064 2000 Backus, Cecelia M072 038 Bacon, Edward N M072 060 1941 Bader, John L M072 015 2018 Bahlwin, Betsey M072 031 189* Bailey, Harriet M M072 038 Bailey, Jeanette M072 036 2006 Bailey, Mrs. Charles M072 060 1899 Baker, B. L. M072 076 18** Baker, George Davis M072 038 1896 Baker, Mrs. George M072 038 1901 Baldwin, Emeline Morgan M072 038 1906 Baldwin, Joel G M072 045 1895 Ball, B. Dale M072 050 2010 Ball, B. Dale M072 015 2010 Ball, Hon. William M072 045 1902 Ballou, Elsie M072 031 1983 Ballou, Richard M072 031 1988 Bamber, Judson M072 056 1944 Banfield, Ralph M072 032 1990 Barber, Charles M072 039 1901 Barber, Perry M072 039 1911 Barbour, Wiliam M072 067 1898 Barker, Bruce M072 063 2001 Barker, Graham M072 039 1907 Barnard, Euphemia Burwell M072 039 1901 Barnes, George M072 025 1936 Barnes, Mrs. George (Augusta) M072 051 1930 Barnhart, Lafayette M072 061 1912 Barnowski, Donald Jr M072 052 2012 Barnum, Frank M072 023 1908 Barnum, Ryal M072 039 1906 Barratt, Etta M072 048 1998 Barrows, Ena M072 035 1998 Bartig, Bernard M072 017 2016 Bashford, Joshua M072 040 1900 Baughn, Nina Mae M072 017 2017 Baughn, Nina Mae M072 018 2017 Beach, Elisha M072 040 Beach, Harvey M072 040 1911 Beach, Ozen K M072 040 1901 Beach, Wilbur M072 062 1916 Bean, Ira M072 062 1900 Bean, James M072 041 1899 Beattie, Arthur M072 059 Beattie, James M072 062 1906 Beauchamp, Mandie M072 029 2018 Beckwith, Dwight Merrill M072 053 1931 Bedelman, Amelia Dexter M072 060 1941 Behrens, Caroline M072 027 1942 Behrens, Leonard M072 063 1921 Behrens, Phillip M072 030 1908 Belinsky, Zenon M072 017 2018 Belinsky, Zenon M072 021 2018 Bell, John M072 066 1895 Benjamin, Amelia M072 056 Benjamin, Ida M072 053 1938 Benjamin, Lettie M072 064 Benjamin, Mrs. Delsey M072 041 1902 Bennett, Babbette Austin M072 058 2020 Bennett, Francis George M072 033 2019 Bennett, Glorian M072 020 2018 Bennett, Jane A. M072 049 2004 Bennett, Lafayette M072 067 1899 Bennett, Norman M072 041 1904 Bennett, Scott M072 030 2019 Benson, Ralph M092 052 2019 Benton, Mrs. J. M072 031 189* Bergin, Andrew J. M072 055 1932 Bergin, Catherine M072 056 1940 Bergin, Daniel M072 058 1913 Bergin, Nellie M072 015 2016 Bessert, Harold M072 016 2016 Beurman, Emil M072 015 1907 Beurmann, Blanche M072 015 1952 Beurmann, Fidelia M072 042 1903 Beurmann, Kern M072 034 1906 Beurmann, Rose M072 049 Bignall, Phoebe Ann Glenn M072 042 Bigos, Cory M072 016 2017 Bixler, Luella Pish M072 050 2020 Blackman, Major H. B. M072 043 1896 Blackman, Mrs. George M072 043 1900 Blackman, Mrs. H. B. M072 043 1898 Blascovich, Charles M072 018 2017 Bloom, Russell Bird M072 065 2020 Bloomer, Robert M072 019 2004 Blucher, Cindy Faye M072 065 2020 Bock, Elizabeth M072 036 2001 Bode, Carl F. M072 028 1948 Bode, Elizabeth Louise M072 026 1910 Bode, Emil M072 021 1952 Boggs, Irene M072 037 2000 Bohm, Henry M072 059 1918 Bohm, Muriel M072 052 2019 Bohnett, Jay C M072 027 2018 Bonfoey, Charlotte M072 042 Boos, Paige M072 037 2000 Booth, Storlie M072 067 1926 Borbely, Paul John M072 048 2007 Borck, Jeffry Connon M072 057 2020 Border, Marisa M072 018 2016 Botkins, Ora M072 032 1987 Botsford, Mrs. P. V. M072 060 1898 Boutell, Kenneth M072 035 1977 Boutell, Maurice M072 024 1943 Bowen, Marvin M072 037 2004 Bowen, Oren M072 059 1914 Bowers, Jennie M072 060 1900 Bowman, Elena Maria M072 033 2019 Bowman, Gerald L M072 054 2006 Boychuck, Peter M072 050 2010 Boyd, John M072 044 1895 Boyd, Lucinda Holloway M072 044 1906 Boyd, Mrs. Hiram M072 043 1900 Bradley, Norine M072 016 2017 Bradman, Mildred M072 037 2000 Brady, Mary M072 061 1917 Branch, Richard M072 016 2017 Braun, Gregory M072 017 2017 Brayton, J. B. M072 055 Bremer, Robert M072 022 Breslin, James M072 063 1935 Brewer, Richard Dennis Jr M072 018 2018 Briggs, Dora E M072 055 Briggs, Henry C M072 046 1903 Briggs, Jennie Topping M072 060 1941 Briggs, Mrs. Henry M072 046 1903 Brogan, Mae E. M072 026 1949 Brogan, Paul M072 019 1915 Brooke, Dr. Lewis M072 055 Brooke, Rev. Lewis Samuel M072 022 1947 Brooke, Rev. Lewis Samuel M072 028 1949 Brooks, James M072 033 1947 Brooks, Mrs. S. N. M072 029 1890 Brown, Guy C M072 066 1931 Brown, Harold E. M072 056 1932 Brown, John M072 059 1903 Brown, Joseph M072 022 1956 Brown, Ventura Troy M072 035 1999 Browning, Henry T. M072 044 1907 Browning, Robert M072 058 1890 Bryant, Mary Lou M072 018 2017 Buccellato, Joseph Veto M072 021 2017 Bucholz, Kenneth M072 048 2000 Bucknell, Mary M072 060 1898 Bue, Shawn Lee M072 020 2018 Buek, Dr. E. A M072 026 1910 Buek, Max W M072 027 1944 Buell, Mary Ellen M072 022 2017 Buell, Shawn M072 030 2018 Bulloch, Robert M072 019 2004 Bullock, M. Wallace M072 057 1901 Bumpus, S. Anne M072 063 2005 Burden, Abram M072 064 1894 Burdick, Addie M072 053 1938 Burdick, Mrs. John R. M072 047 1907 Burdick, William H. M072 061 Burger, Alice Arrilla M072 036 2006 Burgess, Dr. George M072 025 1942 Burgess, J. Lowell M072 054 1942 Burgess, Karen M072 034 2019 Burgess, Laura M072 066 1932 Burgess, Talmadge M072 048 2001 Burke, George J. M072 023 1950 Burke, Gordon D M072 049 2004 Burkett, Patricia M072 029 2019 Burkhart, F. H. M072 061 Burnett, Harold M072 022 1954 Burt, Ella M072 057 1894 Burton, George M072 047 1905 Bush, Anna M072 054 1932 Bush, Beatrice M072 048 1977 Bush, Isaac Walker M072 047 1905 Bush, Lois C M072 047 1896 Bush, Mrs. W. H. M072 060 1909 Bush, Oliver Nelson M072 064 1911 Bushrey, Donald M072 032 1980 Bussalman, Anna M072 054 1941 Byrd, Eric M072 035 1999 Cahill, Virginia M072 081 2000 Callaghan, Sister Leonarda M072 079 1976 Camp, Martin M072 082 1904 Campbell, William J M072 092 1896 Camron, Robert M072 081 2006 Cansfield, William H. M072 077 1948 Card, Earl M072 092 1930 Carl, Enos M072 070 2016 Carlin, Edward M072 083 1899 Carmer, Bertie M072 076 18** Carr, Bill M072 076 2005 Carr, Mrs. O. E. M072 090 1931 Carr, Ruth Bode M072 074 1967 Carrigan, Bruce M072 080 2005 Case, Exally Malvina M072 091 1904 Case, Ira M072 088 Case, Sibley M072 089 Cash, Barbara Ann M072 079 2019 Castle, Laura M072 090 1930 Caswell, Norene M072 074 2018 Catrell, Fred M072 078 1995 Cekelis, Stana M072 089 2010 Chaffee, William M072 082 1901 Chalker, Mary Etta M072 073 1927 Chalker, Matilda Pinckney M072 093 1928 Chapman, George M072 073 1952 Chapman, Henry Sprague M072 078 1955 Chase, Charles infant M072 073 1936 Chiders, Joshua M072 070 2017 Childs, Webster M072 091 1933 Christensen, Leon M072 080 2000 Christensen, Leon M072 081 2000 Chubb, Harold M072 078 1990 Clark, Chaney M072 083 1911 Clark, Imogene M072 083 1903 Clark, Lizzie A M072 087 1896 Clark, Sarah L. M072 083 1908 Clark, Thomas B. M072 083 1903 Clark, W. H. M072 093 1891 Cleave, Walter M072 083 1905 Clifford, John M072 080 2002 Clontz, Corrine M072 075 2018 Clough, Luther M072 087 1903 Clymer, Walter M072 091 1942 Colborne, Sarah M072 084 1909 Cole, Leah M072 084 1902 Cole, Marvin M072 071 2018 Coleman, Lillie Adelia VanKleeck M072 084 1897 Colf, George Washington M072 078 1925 Collard, Mrs. M072 077 1890 Collins, Anice L. M072 073 1934 Collins, John B. M072 091 1942 Conklin, Hugh M072 093 1892 Cook, Beverly M072 069 2017 Cook, Jared M072 085 1906 Cook, Joseph M072 084 1897 Cook, Nancy M072 081 2006 Cook, Raymond James M072 069 2016 Cook, Sarah Drake M072 085 Coon, Robert M072 068 2016 Copeland, Audrey M072 076 2018 Corbett, Olive Trowbridge M072 085 Corser, H. LaVon M072 075 2018 Corser, Harold J. M072 069 2016 Coselman, Derrick M072 071 2016 Cotter, Terry M072 081 2006 Couse, Nancy M072 071 2018 Covietz, Florence M072 080 2004 Cox, Joseph M072 068 2016 Cox, Joseph M072 074 2018 Cox, Martha Clark M072 086 1904 Craig, Mrs. John M. M072 086 Crampton, Donna M072 069 2018 Crandall, Cynthia M072 077 1890 Crippen, Fred Hayes M072 089 1934 Crittenden, H. L. M072 091 1944 Crofoot, Norman M072 079 2019 Crosman, Alvin M072 072 Crosman, Sarah Jewett M072 086 1904 Crosman, Sarah Jewett M072 088 1904 Crouse, John B. M072 073 1921 Crouse, Mrs. C. L. M072 076 18** Cruickshank, Andrew M072 087 1900 Culver, Charles Kinman M072 092 1941 Culver, Claude M072 093 1924 Culver, Dr. Charles M072 077 1938 Culver, Dr. Charles M072 090 1938 Culver, Herbert M072 089 1904 Culver, Isabel M072 092 1938 Culver, Mrs. Charles M072 089 Cummiskey, Mary C M072 091 1947 Curtis, Charles M072 086 1903 Curtis, Fred B M072 090 1938 Cushman, Margie M072 081 2010 Daley, Wiliam P M072 102 1938 Dalley, Mary M072 106 1998 Damman, Minnie Bessert M072 110 1937 D'Annunzio, Camilla M072 095 2000 D'Annunzio, Camilla M072 096 2000 David, William M072 112 2020 Davis, Delmar M072 101 2018 Davis, Helen M072 103 1999 Davis, Isaac M072 109 1908 Davis, Jolene M072 102 2019 Davis, Mrs. Milo (Carrie) M072 107 1898 Davis, Oliver M072 101 1949 Dawdy, Marlene M072 100 2018 Dean, Hattie E. Lane M072 096 1924 DeBraaf, Teunis M072 103 1972 DeCamp, Daisy M072 096 1952 DeMarais, Brenda M072 102 2019 Derrigan, Geraldine M072 105 2019 Dersey, Robert M072 104 2004 DeRuyver, Victor M072 099 2019 Devine, Betty M072 097 2017 DeWitt, Richard M072 412 1923 Dickinson, Mrs. Jennie Elizabeth Weller M072 107 Dickinson, Mrs. S. W. M072 100 1936 Dickson, Lillian M072 101 1991 Dieterle, Clara M072 110 1932 Dietrich, Anna Rose M072 104 2019 Dietz, Susan Buell M072 097 2017 Dillingham, Ronald M072 112 2020 Dingler, Robert M072 094 2002 Dinturff, Daniel M072 107 1909 Dinturff, Mary McMasters M072 107 1911 Dockstader, Gertrude M072 110 1942 Dodder, Morgan infant M072 101 1890 Dodson, Clifford M072 097 2017 Dolan, Barbara M072 097 2017 Donaldson, Margaret Khoury M072 100 2018 Doolittle, Frances M072 108 Dormire, Mrs. Geo. Infant M072 101 1890 Dorrance, Waneta M072 098 2018 Douglass, Betty M072 095 2017 Downing, Hunter M072 109 2019 Doyen, Amanda M072 110 1923 Doyle, Rose Logan M072 111 1898 Driver, Josephine M072 100 2018 Dryer, Marian M072 103 2019 Duchene, Joseph M072 096 2004 Dudley, George P M072 108 1903 Dudley, William W M072 108 1910 Duewer, Mark M072 105 2004 Duff, Kathryn M072 106 2007 Duffy, Edward J M072 096 Duffy, Russell M072 096 1917 Duggan, Daniel M072 104 2009 Dummound, Mrs. Isaac M072 101 1890 Dunham, Judge Major L M072 095 1932 Dunlap, James M072 106 2005 Dunn, Joshua M072 108 Dunning, Lawrence Jr M072 110 1932 Dushney, David M072 106 2006 Dutcher, Mrs. W. L. M072 108 1899 Dutcher, Mrs. William M072 109 Dutcher, W. L. M072 108 1895 Dutkiewicz, Robert M072 098 2017 Duty, Robert M072 103 2004 Dysinger, Willard M072 111 2020 Dzienis, Jerome M072 105 2006 Eager, Samuel M072 118 1947 Eagle, Freda M072 115 2016 Earl, Winfield S M072 123 1918 Earley, Jean M072 119 2010 Earls, Margaret M072 119 2019 Easton, Emily M072 120 1936 Ebert, Thomas M072 118 2019 Eckert, Joan M072 115 2017 Edmunson, Sherry (Beaubien) M072 115 2016 Eibler, Eva M072 122 2006 Eisele, Ellen Marie M072 123 2020 Eisenhauer, John A. M072 117 2019 Eldridge, Daniel M072 122 2019 Elliott, Lawrence M072 121 2019 Elliott, Mrs. George M072 122 Ellis, Harry M072 122 1936 Ellsworth, Tammy (Steele) M072 115 2017 Engisch, Kenneth M072 116 2018 Epley, Cleo M072 118 1982 Epley, Don M072 113 1995 Epley, Don M072 114 1995 Epley, Donald M072 120 1995 Epley, Mary Jean M072 116 2018 Erwin, Wilfred M072 118 1958 Escher, Arnold M072 120 2004 Euler, Emma M072 121 1949 Evanoff, Doris M072 115 2017 Evans, Joseph C. M072 116 2018 Evers, Gerald M072 119 2006 Evinger, Thelma M072 120 2003 Fairchild, Josephine M072 129 Falkiewicz, Robert M072 127 2000 Farley, MaryJane (Crawford) M072 132 1938 Farmer, Kathleen M072 125 1999 Farnham, Mr M072 131 1942 Farnham, Phillip M072 125 1909 Fatyma, Julius M072 128 2007 Fay, Eugene M072 124 1956 Feagles, Sylvester M072 133 1928 Felty, Kathryn M072 128 2006 Ferguson, John M072 134 1902 Fick, Elsie M072 131 1927 Filkins, Grover M072 131 1901 Finch, Robert Dale M072 126 2017 Fink, Betty M072 128 2007 Fishbeck, Charles M072 128 1903 Fishbeck, Mrs. Murray M072 129 1910 Fishbeck, Nancy Quackenbush M072 130 1908 Fisher, Hattie M072 132 1905 Fisk, Mary E M072 129 Fitchett, Martin M072 126 2019 Fletcher, Pearl M072 126 1977 Foley, Patrick M072 132 1932 Foreman, Dorothy M072 127 2019 Foster, Belle M072 131 1942 Fowler, Charles M072 129 1906 Fowler, Effie M072 129 1936 Fox, George M072 125 190* Fox, Mrs. Albert (Hall) M072 125 190* Frank, George M072 125 1951 Frank, Joseph M072 131 Frank, Mary Anna M072 134 1921 Franks, Mrs. Joseph M072 129 Frazier, Eleanor M072 134 2020 French, Grant M072 132 1937 Frisbee, Dorr W. M072 124 1974 Frisbee, Mrs. Ezra M072 132 1903 Fritch, Edward M072 124 1982 Fritch, Margaret M072 124 1982 Fuller, J. B. M072 131 1932 Fuller, Lovina M072 133 1924 Fuller, Wells M072 132 1937 Furtaw, Charles M072 133 2020 Fyrciak, George Jr. M072 127 2019 Gaffka, Julia M072 145 2006 Gail Santini, Josephine M072 143 2000 Gale, W. B. M072 151 1933 Gallup, Claudia M072 135 2017 Gamber, Richard M072 144 2019 Gangnuss, Henry W M072 140 1953 Garascia, Mary M072 146 2008 Gardner, Mary McManus M072 150 Gardner, Mrs. John M072 151 1941 Gardner, Russell M072 139 2018 Garland, Alfred M072 152 Garland, Hazel M072 147 1905 Garlock, Carl M072 141 1966 Garr, Stella M072 146 2006 Garrett, Vicki M072 135 2017 Garrison, Daniel M072 143 2019 Garrison, Ruth M072 136 2018 Gascon, Randy M072 138 2018 Gaston, Marvin M072 147 1899 Gatesman, Calvin M072 146 2006 Gatesman, Lillie M072 140 1979 Gay, Harriet M072 147 1903 Gay, Harriet M072 150 1903 Gebben, John M072 146 2000 Geer, Howard M072 139 1988 Gehringer, Richard M072 153 2020 Gibbons, Edna M072 143 Gibson, Joann M072 145 2006 Gilbert, Wayne M072 140 1989 Gimielli, Alicia M072 142 2019 Glendening, Roy M072 135 1976 Glenn, Mrs. R. L. M072 147 Glenn, Skipper M072 135 1936 Glogoski, Irene M072 145 2006 Glover, Archie M072 152 1924 Glover, Henry M072 143 1974 Glover, Irwin M072 136 2017 Glover, Lyle M072 138 2018 Glover, Walter M072 144 2000 Goch, Kenneth M072 142 2019 Godfrey, Doris M072 145 2006 Golden, A. R. M072 153 1898 Goodemote, Carolyn M072 144 2019 Goodrich, Mrs. Harvey M072 148 1895 Gordon, Charles M072 148 1911 Gordon, Mrs. Thomas (Sarah) M072 148 1900 Gorton, C. Estella M072 146 2006 Goss, June Browning M072 139 2018 Gotte, Frederick M072 145 2006 Gould, Lilia M072 143 1989 Grable, Llucille M072 141 2019 Granet, James M072 136 2016 Grant, Amelia M072 149 1896 Grant, Elisha M072 148 1904 Grasty, Marie M072 137 2018 Graves, Richard M072 148 1903 Graves, Richard M072 150 1903 Gray, Rev. Allan M072 141 1989 Green, L. E. M072 150 1898 Green, Reginald Sr M072 137 2018 Greenaway, Henry M072 149 1901 Greer, Irene M072 145 1997 Gregory, Julia M072 149 Gregory, Julia M072 153 1902 Gregory, Rittie M072 153 1942 Griffen, Judy M072 152 2020 Griffin, Betty M072 136 2017 Griffith, Joan Carol M072 137 2018 Groom, Wayne M072 151 1932 Gross, Margaret M072 146 2005 Grover, Irene M072 150 2019 Grover, Lyle Jr M072 137 2018 Grubb, Isabella Reid M072 137 1948 Guy, Mark M072 136 2016 Hacker, Kip M072 169 2019 Hacket, Mary Crawford M072 180 1901 Hagman, Harry M072 186 1941 Hagman, Magnus M072 190 1917 Hagman, Stephen M072 183 2010 Hague, Marlene M072 172 1999 Hahn, Mathias M072 195 1921 Hains, William M072 185 1949 Hall, Anne M072 157 2017 Hall, Douglas M072 185 1930 Hall, George Sr. M072 172 1985 Hall, Henry H M072 180 1909 Hall, Mrs. Albert M072 164 1890 Haller Estella M072 181 1952 Haller, Martin M072 170 1986 Haller, Matilda Falk M072 195 1926 Haller, Patricia M072 170 1992 Hall-Porter, Gladys M072 175 2006 Halpin, Betty M072 170 1989 Hamann, Wilfried M072 193 2020 Hamilton, Josephine M072 187 1930 Hamilton, Sharol (Howe) M072 165 2019 Hammell, Anthony M072 180 Hammons, Rev. 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M. M072 368 1906 Spencer, Henry M072 345 1923 Spencer, Henry M072 349 1923 Spencer, Lydia Munson M072 368 1909 Spencer, Mary M072 383 2020 Spencer, William M. M072 347 1938 Spencer, William McPherson M072 347 1938 Spierling, Herman M072 355 1987 Spillane, Ann Lucille M072 337 2016 Spillane, Clement M072 335 2017 St. Charles, Richard M072 350 2018 Stafford, Margaret M072 380 1912 Staley, Mark M072 344 1936 Stanton, Sherwood Jr M072 383 2020 Starkel, Mark M072 381 2020 Starkey, Joseph M072 355 1982 Staudenmaier, Jerry M072 362 2019 Stedman, Mrs. Willliam M072 368 Steinacker, Margaret M072 363 2010 Steiner, Peter M072 331 1943 Stelzer, John M072 379 1913 Stephenson, Henry M072 344 1911 Stetiler, Francis M072 374 1942 Stevens, Mary M072 332 Stewart, Albert M072 329 1943 Stewart, Jennie M072 373 Stewart, Lawrence M072 361 2005 Stewart, Phineas M072 368 1898 Stewart, Rachel M072 335 2017 Stickles, Dessaline M072 355 1988 Stoddard, Kate M072 331 1946 Stofer, Ann Scott M072 364 2006 Stokes, Homer M072 352 1989 Stolarevsky, Janet M072 361 2005 Stowe, Judge Eugene M072 333 1921 Stowe, Ruhamah M072 368 1897 Strassburg, Earl M072 360 1996 Straton, Earl Burt M072 370 Straws, Charles M072 370 Straws, Mrs. Charles M072 372 1930 Streeter, John M072 336 2018 Stringer, Bridget M072 371 Strunk, Richard M072 358 1996 Stuible, Patricia M072 374 Sturgis, Emily M072 377 1890 Sullivan, Michael M072 377 1913 Sutherland, Emma M072 374 1941 Sutton, Charles M072 352 1978 Sutton, Katharine VanWinkle M072 353 1980 Swartz, Edward M072 362 2005 Sweeney, Timothy M072 372 Sweet, Loretta M072 369 1908 Sweet, William M072 363 2019 Sweeten, Ellen M072 329 1962 Swift, William M072 360 1993 Swits, Martha M072 372 1932 Switzer, Aaron M072 369 1906 Switzer, Thomas M072 369 1897 Sysol, Joyce M072 369 2006 Taffs, Marjorie M072 395 1985 Taft, Charity M072 393 Taft, James M072 388 Tait, Alexander M072 387 2018 Tanner, Beulah M072 393 1903 Tanner, John M072 391 1908 Teasdale, James M072 393 1905 Teasdale, James M072 394 1905 Teed, Arlene M072 386 2017 Teed, Donald M072 394 1981 Teeple, Grace Martin M072 390 Teeple, William C M072 395 1974 Tefft, Dennis M072 389 2018 Tefft, Forrest M072 389 2017 Tefft, Norman M072 386 2017 Tennant, Beverly M072 392 2019 Tesch, Charles M072 389 2018 Teutsch, Peyton M072 388 2016 Theodore, Robert M072 394 Therrien, Patricia M072 390 1998 Thomas, Tillie M072 387 2016 Thorne, Ada M072 394 1959 Thumudo, Corey M072 387 2016 Tickanen, John M072 390 1996 Tisdale, Susan M072 395 2004 Titus, Joseph M072 391 1908 Tolot, Eugene M072 395 2006 Tomllin, Melva M072 386 2016 Tonna, Mary M072 390 2006 Tooley, Albert M072 392 1910 Tooley, Mrs. Wilson M072 396 1900 Topping, Morris M072 391 Town, Frances M072 396 1944 Tremaine, Henry M072 384 1938 Truesdell, Philo M072 396 Truhn, Frederick M072 396 Truhn, John M072 393 2004 Tucker, Ruby M072 392 1909 Tulip, Charles M072 385 2008 Tupper, Sarah M072 396 1904 Tuttle, Addie May M072 394 1948 Tuttle, Lura M072 392 1909 Tuttle, Mrs. William M072 388 1928 Tyle, Christopher M072 387 2016 Tyrell, Mrs. James M072 388 Uber, Alan M072 397 1930 U'Ren, Kenneth M072 403 2019 U'Ren, Ruth M072 397 2018 Ursic, John M072 403 1996 VanBlaricum, Guindowlyn M072 402 1996 VanBlaricum, Jack M072 407 1942 VanCamp, James M072 402 VanCamp, Katy M072 400 1890 VanDellen, Sister Mary Dee M072 404 2019 VanDike, Laurin M072 398 2018 VanGilder, Frederic M072 398 2018 VanKeuren, Charles M072 400 VanKeuren, Helen M072 400 1960 VanKeuren, J. I. M072 404 1952 VanKeuren, James M072 406 1902 VanKleeck, Mrs. Asa M072 405 1903 VanKleeck, Mrs. Asa M072 407 Vanover, James M072 407 2006 VanSickle, Jennifer M072 407 2019 VanSlyke, Minnie M072 398 1955 VanWinkle, Helen M072 405 1900 Vanzile, Elizabeth M072 405 Vaughn, Leona M072 402 1996 Vaughn, Mrs. Alonzo M072 399 1923 Vealey, Bernice M072 400 2018 Veith, Laurel M072 401 2019 Veno, Corey M072 402 1996 Venturato, Constance M072 406 2019 Vescelius, Frank M072 399 1953 Vesper, Jeannette M072 404 2006 Vincent, Mary M072 402 1996 Voelm, Emery M072 401 1979 Voelm, Hazel M072 401 1987 Vogt, Nellie M072 407 Vogt, Sherman M072 399 1911 VonRichter, Harriett M072 405 1903 Waddell, Elizabeth M072 434 1909 Waite, Mary Louise M072 440 2005 Wakeman, Arloa M072 426 1995 Wakeman, Kenneth M072 434 2019 Wakeman, Margaret M072 437 2006 Wakeman, William M072 438 1942 Wallace, Colin M072 422 1973 Walsh, Ambrose M072 408 1911 Walsh, Emma M072 420 1890 Walsh, Maybelle M072 440 2006 Walton, Hannah M072 433 1909 Ward, Charles M072 422 1968 Ward, John M072 422 1979 Ward, Mary E M072 408 1917 Warner, Alfred M072 408 1902 Warner, Barbara M072 417 2018 Warner, Howard M072 421 1964 Warner, Kathryn M072 433 1996 Warner, Mary B M072 408 1917 Warner, Mrs. Alberta M072 442 1942 Warner, Robert M072 416 2016 Warner, Willie M072 425 1890 Warren, Janet M072 427 1974 Warren, Lavinia M072 432 1896 Warren, Rev. F. W. M072 432 Warrington, Janette M072 435 2020 Waterman, Albert M072 421 1996 Watson, Harvey M072 438 1942 Watson, Robert M072 423 2019 Watters, Judith M072 417 2017 Watters, Pearl M072 408 1950 Watts, D. E. M072 431 Webb, Rollin M072 442 1941 Webb, Sophia M072 412 Weber, Clara M072 417 1949 Weeks, Ralph M072 441 1940 Wehnes, Charles M072 414 1917 Wehnes, Valentine M072 425 1944 Wehrman, David M072 440 2004 Weimeister, Henry M072 415 1948 Weimeister, John M072 420 1957 Weimeister, Minnie M072 434 Welch, Rose Anne M072 440 2009 Wellman, Bert M072 430 1901 Wellman, Ronald Jr M072 425 2019 Wells, Dr. William L M072 432 1898 Wells, Julia M072 414 1911 Wells, Julia M072 420 1911 Wells, Julia Ranney M072 432 1911 Wells, Loretta M072 424 2019 Wells, W. H. M072 412 1890 Welsh, Mrs. Charles M072 412 1936 Wenner, Jerry M072 426 2019 Wenz, Martin M072 424 1889 Wert, Mrs. M. L. M072 432 1896 Wessinger, Joseph M072 441 1950 West, Neil M072 418 2019 West, Neil M072 419 2019 Westerby, Harvey M072 416 2017 Westfall, Melvin M072 422 1925 Westlake, Karen M072 411 2017 Westmoreland, Frank M072 436 2001 Westphal, Mrs. Edward C M072 443 Wheeler, Harry M072 415 1911 Wheeler, Harry M072 420 1911 Wheeler, Harry M072 430 1911 Whitaker, Helen Rosenkrans M072 442 1918 Whitaker, Martha Harrison M072 444 1917 Whitaker, Mrs. Ezra M072 409 1911 White, Emma M072 409 1943 White, Ernest M072 436 1959 White, Frank M072 427 1977 Whitehead, Harold M072 414 1952 Whitehead, William M072 433 1999 Whitford, Gary M072 439 2020 Whitmore, Luke M072 437 1904 Whitt, Carol Sue M072 439 2020 Wilber, Edson M072 413 1911 Wilber, Mrs. Jerome M072 409 1909 Wilber, Mrs. Jerome M072 413 1911 Wilber, Susan M072 444 1891 Wilcox, Calvin M072 428 1912 Wilcox, Douglas M072 443 2020 Wilcox, Joseph M072 429 1897 Wilcox, Louise Baughn M072 412 1927 Wilcox, Mary Ann Bush M072 428 Wilcox, William H. M072 430 1910 Wildman, Harry M072 427 1974 Wiles, Kenneth M072 425 1996 Wiles, Suzanne M072 411 2017 Wilkinson, Charles M072 414 1936 Wilkinson, Charles M072 428 Wilkinson, Charles M072 436 2001 Willard, Alta M072 421 1980 William, Mrs. Graham M072 420 1890 Williams, Lucy May Chapel M072 413 1919 Williams, Ray M072 409 1946 Willoughby, Jane M072 430 Wilson, Albert G M072 415 1921 Wilson, Charles M072 416 2017 Wilson, J. O. Frank M072 438 1944 Wilson, Jordan M072 424 2019 Wilson, Kenneth M072 421 1990 Wilson, Norman M072 437 2007 Wilson, Ruth A M072 426 1999 Wilson, Stanley M072 421 1980 Wilt, Katie M072 435 2001 Wiltse, Max M072 421 1986 Wimbles, Charles W M072 409 1917 Winegar, Florence M072 442 1941 Wines, Henry M072 420 1943 Wines, Mrs. George M072 413 1911 Wing, Hiram M072 428 1896 Winkelhaus, Henry M072 415 1953 Winnett, Thelma M072 433 1999 Winslow, Mary Williams M072 438 1938 Wise, Anna Wasik M072 440 1942 Wise, Arnold M072 441 2020 Wise, Joseph M072 441 1941 Wisner, Alice Jane Hill M072 408 1917 Wollet, William M072 419 2019 Wonfor, Edward M072 433 1996 Wood, Cecil M072 443 Wood, Eleanor M072 437 2010 Wood, William M072 416 1951 Wood, William Ralph M072 444 1912 Wooden, Jesse M072 427 1978 Woodhams, Berthold M072 421 1980 Woodhams, Florence M072 421 1975 Woodward, Darla M072 440 2005 Wooliever, Denis M072 436 2010 Woolworth, Lillian M072 426 2002 Wriggelsworth, Clara Randall M072 439 1948 Wright, Abbie Mary Sorg M072 438 1932 Wright, Lydia VanKleeck M072 442 1944 Wright, Ruth M072 437 2007 Wurschmidt, Elaine M072 411 2016 Wyland, Don M072 410 2007 Wyland, Don M072 411 2007 Wyzlic, Gloria M072 411 2017 Yago, Sherry M072 445 2019 Yarroll, Lillian Coll M072 445 2019 Yost, Gregory M072 445 2006 Young, Christine M072 445 1994 Yourd, Charles M072 445 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Obituaries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In Copyright Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text obituary https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/79d068b21748f6f0a7ac7a1c0a48ef9e.jpg c46f6d3c5516af9acdbc4bdf768a97d5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photos - Places Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Please <a href="https://howelllibrary.org/howell-area-archives/#archives-inquiry">submit an inquiry</a> to the archives if you want a better quality digital image or a print. Include the title of the image and reason for print/digital image with your inquiry. Archives staff will contact you regarding your inquiry. Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data film negative Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Main Street , Brighton, Michigan Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Description An account of the resource This is a photograph of West Main Street, Brighton, Michigan, looking west.  In the background, the railroad crossing is noted.<br /><br />The date of the photograph is unknown.    Subject The topic of the resource Streets Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Type The nature or genre of the resource Image brighton buggy horse railroad unknown https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/1a61af846476d91e2d437fcd34f4ff07.jpg bf736585d0591b175b8718738ae39da7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photos - Places Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. <span>Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want.</span><a href="https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the library's printing information.</a> Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data glass negative Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Main Street and Grand River Avenue, Brighton, Michigan Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Description An account of the resource This is a photograph developed from a glass negative of a picture from a book about Livingston County. The lower pictures shows the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Main Street in Brighton, and storefronts are in view. The upper picture references "Piety Hill", and site of early churches. It is unknown the exact location of this photograph although there is an area known as Piety Hill in the city of Howell located in the northeast section of Michigan Avenue and Grand River Avenue. Subject The topic of the resource Streets Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fred Teeple Type The nature or genre of the resource Image brighton piety hill unknown https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/efcfcdfc1655b52f7fa1ab79c78eaf1b.jpg e8c1d2d43b2d372012ce29d83e8708d9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photos - Places Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. <span>Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want.</span><a href="https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the library's printing information.</a> Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data glass negative Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Main Street Block Pinckney, Michigan - 1920s Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Description An account of the resource This is a photograph dated 1920's, taken on Main Street, Pinckney, and the sign in front may read hotel.  The street appears unpaved and the sidewalk is made of planks.<br /><br />The names of the person(s) and exact date are unknown. Subject The topic of the resource Streetscapes (Urban design) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Type The nature or genre of the resource Image hotel main street pinckney unknown https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/861bbc30df3f019033cebdf8b440dff2.jpg 266586a6d5c1f646d541a7e4ca97217b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photos - Places Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. <span>Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want.</span><a href="https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the library's printing information.</a> Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data glass negative Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Main Street,  Pinckney, Michigan,  1920's Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Description An account of the resource This is a photograph of Main Street, Pinckney, Michigan in the 1920's.  The store to the left is Reason and Shehan Hardware Store, which later was Clark store. Subject The topic of the resource Storefronts Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1920~ Type The nature or genre of the resource Image hardware main street pinckney https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/6f3d700c56ab25656261fed33718a903.jpg 71a535ce686d77be4358d83b046a63a9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Military/Veterans Description An account of the resource This collection includes military records from various sources and veterans photographs which are also included in the<a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served"> Honoring All Who Served exhibit</a>. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Please <a href="https://howelllibrary.org/howell-area-archives/#archives-inquiry">submit an inquiry</a> to the archives if you want a better quality digital image or a print. Include the title of the image and reason for print/digital image with your inquiry. Archives staff will contact you regarding your inquiry. Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Major General Bradley Lott, U.S. Marine Corp, Persian Gulf War Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Subject The topic of the resource Veterans Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Relation A related resource <a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served">Part of the Veterans Day Exhibit</a> marine military persian gulf war veteran https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/0b07bbc4018e5638a75301caa4e9faac.jpg 2c2a73ef44dd8bfeff48fe0515fcfc5a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Military/Veterans Description An account of the resource This collection includes military records from various sources and veterans photographs which are also included in the<a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served"> Honoring All Who Served exhibit</a>. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. <span>Please </span><a href="https://howelllibrary.org/howell-area-archives/#archives-inquiry">submit an inquiry</a><span> to the archives if you want a better quality digital image or a print. Include the title of the image and reason for print/digital image with your inquiry. Archives staff will contact you regarding your inquiry.</span> Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data digital photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Major Jill Petty U.S. Air Force, 1990-2006 Subject The topic of the resource Veterans Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990/2006 Relation A related resource <a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served">Part of the Veterans Day Exhibit</a> air force military veteran https://www.internalstrategies.com/files/original/b2ff3f3cc28bd5ef8ae660fadbe3f4ce.jpg fbdd06ff274ec703241dc5d957ee392d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Military/Veterans Description An account of the resource This collection includes military records from various sources and veterans photographs which are also included in the<a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served"> Honoring All Who Served exhibit</a>. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Please <a href="https://howelllibrary.org/howell-area-archives/#archives-inquiry">submit an inquiry</a> to the archives if you want a better quality digital image or a print. Include the title of the image and reason for print/digital image with your inquiry. Archives staff will contact you regarding your inquiry. Rights Note Extra Rights information for In Copyright or Copyright Undetermined items. Howell Carnegie District Library makes no representation that it is the owner of the copyright in any published material. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Major Waldemar Ohrt, Cavalry, World War I, World War II Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Subject The topic of the resource Veterans Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Undetermined Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Relation A related resource <a href="https://archives.howelllibrary.org/exhibits/show/honoring-all-who-served">Part of the Veterans Day Exhibit</a> cavalry military veteran WWI WWII