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Video tour and history of 922 West Grand River Ave, Howell, Michigan
William McPherson Jr. built a palatial home at 922 W Grand River Ave., in Howell, Michigan. In later years, it was purchased by the Golden family, thanks to their grandson Scott Ginsburg, we have a glimpse of the home that was torn down many years ago. Narrated by Scott Ginsburg. (HCDL-bd-922-W-Grand-River_m.mp4)
Harry Ginsberg and Eleanor Ginsberg were the parents of Scott Ginsberg. The Ginsberg family started and owned several businesses in Howell.
Mentioned:
- Louis and Zealia Golden
- Howell Recreation Center
- Harry Ginsberg
- Eleanor Golden Ginsbert
- Grand River Avenue
- Marker Indian Trail
- Shirley Ginsberg
- Roseann Ginsberg
- Interior and exterior views of home
- rose garden
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Judge Stan Latrielle Swearing in Ceremony, Howell, Michigan- 1983
Judge Stan Latrielle Swearing in Ceremony at the Livingston County Courthouse, Howell, Michigan- 1983. A reception (unknown location) followed and a celebration was held at Judge Stan Latrielle's house afterward.
In 1982, he ran for Judge for the 44th Circuit Court in Livingston County, Michigan. He held that position for 26 years, 1983-2009.
Stanley J. Latrielle 1937 - 2009. -
Charles Schafer - Wildlife Artist - 1976
Portraits of Charles Schafer a wildlife artist taken in 1976. Charles Schafer is a notable Howell, Michigan native as listed in The Howell Bicentennial History 1776-1976 Part 1. He was an artist for Michigan Department of Natural Resources Publication. -
Elizabeth (Marsh) Pangborn (1812-1890)
James Pangborn (1802-1885) married Elizabeth (Marsh) Pangborn (1812-1890)
Early landowner in Unadilla, Michigan. Grandparent of Judge Hiram Smith. -
James Pangborn (1802-1885)
James Pangborn (1802-1885) married Elizabeth (Marsh) Pangborn (1812-1890)
Early landowner in Unadilla, Michigan. Grandparent of Judge Hiram Smith. -
Alpheus Smith (1856-1930) and Emilia (Pangborn) Smith (1852-1910)
Alpheus Smith (1856-1930) and Emilia (Pangborn) Smith (1852-1910)
The son of Richard and Elizabeth Smith. Inherited land in Genoa Township, Livingston County, Michigan from Alpheus's father. -
Richard Smith (1816-1883) and wife Elizabeth (Cregar) Smith (1819-1882)
Richard Smith (1816-1883) and wife Elizabeth (Cregar) Smith (1819-1882)
early landowners in Genoa Township, Livingston County, Michigan.
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Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve
Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve
Left to Right: Grace Henrietta Grieve 1862-1935, Frederick Marshall Grieve 1874-1964, Katherine Gertrude Grieve 1881-1956 -
Phoebe Hemingway (1839-1927)
Phoebe Hemingway (1839-1927) married Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915). They lived most of their lives as farmers in Unadilla Township, Michigan.
Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve:
- Grace Henrietta Grieve (1862-1935)
- Frederick Marshall Grieve (1874-1964)
- Katherine Gertrude (1881-1956)
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Harriet (Armstrong McPherson) Grieve (1808-1887)
Harriet (Armstrong McPherson) Grieve (1808-1887) married James Grieve (1796-1845) and were early settlers in Putnam Township, Livingston County,Michigan purchased land from federal government in 1835-1837. They had five children as follows:
- Katherine "Kittie Grieve (1836-1880)
- Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915)
- Mary Grieve (1842-1900)
- Margaret Grieve (1843-1937), never married. She was deaf and lived next to her sister Mary in Gregory, Michigan.
- Harriet Grieve (1845-1933)
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