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Title A name given to the resource Historical Review of Branch County Michigan Subject The topic of the resource Branch County (Mich.) Coldwater (Mich.) Quincy (Mich.) Bronson (Mich.) Algansee (Mich.) Girard Township (Mich.) Sherwood (Mich.) Kinderhook (Mich. : Township) Union City (Mich.) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sowers, Roy D. F. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Loy E. Lewis, Sturgis, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1933 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/1826231338c55d3fdbce689da672acd7.pdf 7246e9ab6a871482219289c7325736f7 PDF Text Text Stephanie Burdick Tiffin University HUMA 600 Dr. Mary Grennen, TU Advisor The Tibbits Opera House: 1912 �Burdick, 2 Table of Contents I. Background/Introduction of the Study II. John Jackson Management, 1912 A. Legitimate Drama B. Concerts C. Lectures, Campaigns, and Misc. Uses D. Travelogues, Animated Illustrations, & Moving Pictures E. Vaudeville, Minstrels, & Magic F. Summary III. Works Cited IV. Appendix A-Advertisements of 1912 V. Appendix B-Press Release Photos of 1912 VI. Appendix C-Opera House Datebook of 1912 �Burdick, 3 I. Background/Introduction of the Study: The Tibbits Opera House, a Victorian opera house in Coldwater, MI, still performs live stage-shows via children's theatre, community theatre, and professional theatre. It also functions as a roadhouse for other entertainers like magicians, tribal dancers, and musicians. The Tibbits was built in 1882 by Barton S. Tibbits and has gone through several renovations in its time. Currently, the Tibbits Opera Foundation is in the process of restoring the theater to the glorious opera house that it was over 100 years ago. To date, only one book has been published on the Tibbits Opera House, which is a history of the theater from 1882 to 1904. Compiled by Carolyn Gillespie, a Coldwater resident who used the Tibbits as her dissertation subject in the 1970s, the book contains information from 1904 to the present that was scattered around the Coldwater community and in the newspaper archives in the Branch District Library. When I began my research, I intended to compile information from 1905 to 1912, when the archives of the early newspapers ended, or—depending on the amount of research available—from 1905 to the 1950s, when it was used as a movie theater. As I began researching, what I assumed was just a few folders of information and a handful of newspaper clippings was actually thousands of newspaper articles and photos. While I relied on the Holbrook Index, it quickly became apparent that the indexes for both the The Courier and Republican papers were severely lacking, and no listing for the The Daily Reporter was in existence. Instead of relying solely on this index, I began scanning through every published issue of the The Courier newspaper, which is on microfilm. Using this method, I was able to acquire over 130 additional newspaper advertisements, photos, and articles that had not previously been archived for 1912. �Burdick, 4 In Gillespie's book, A History of the Tibbits Opera House, she mentioned that by 1900, The Courier and Republican newspapers had such a poor relationship with John Jackson, the manager of the Tibbits Opera House, that they furthered their "attack on Jackson by not carrying Tibbits ads or providing pre-show publicity and reviews" (104). This relationship must have remained the same until 1912, when The Courier finally began documenting advertisements, photos, press releases, and critiques for the Tibbits almost daily. Prior to that, press coverage regarding the Tibbits came only if it was publicity for the YMCA, the schools, or local clubs that were holding fundraisers or other events. Many times between 1905 and 1911, the coverage was as small as a sentence, naming pertinent information, such as the event and date, which was easily lost in the disorganized, text-heavy newspaper. Meanwhile, The Daily Reporter consistently covered theatrical events at the Tibbits by running advertisements, pre-show publicity, and reviews. In the entire year of 1905, The Courier mentioned the Tibbits only five times, and one of those was for a city land auction that the powers-that-be decided to host at the Tibbits because of the possibility of inclement weather. Compared to the 162 advertisements or articles found in The Daily Reporter from January to May of 1905, it is evident that the coverage from The Courier continued to be unfair and uneven. Additionally, there was no set format for where theatrical information could be found in The Courier. Some information was found under the "Local Happenings" heading several pages into the paper, which at many times was a mere date and title of the show or event, and other times it was buried elsewhere in the paper. Many times there was no headline at all. Furthermore, when headlines appeared above the actual �Burdick, 5 articles carried by The Courier, they did not lend much help in identifying what was actually in the article. For instance, one front-page article was titled "Just Heard the News," when it could have been better titled "Horses Spook: Corwin Pinned in Accident." The Daily Reporter's formatting had a much cleaner look with specific headings, such as "Things Theatrical," which was usually found on the second or third page. Partway through 1912, John Jackson himself began submitting information about what was happening at the theater, and he titled his column, "Tibbits' Opera House (By J. T. Jackson)." The information gathered for this project—specifically the year of 1912— was compiled from The Courier and The Daily Reporter archives, both located in the Holbrook Heritage Room at the Branch District Library in Coldwater, MI. Local historian Randall Hazelbaker supplied some photos of the early years of the Tibbits Opera House, in addition to the photos that he had published in his books Images of America: Coldwater (MI) and Images of America: Branch County (MI). �Burdick, 6 II. John Jackson Management: An Overview of 1912 John Jackson assumed management of the Tibbits in the spring of 1894, soon after his marriage to Huldah Henning, the daughter of Joseph Henning, who had purchased the theater from Barton Tibbits (Gillespie, 99). Gillespie's research covers the first ten years of Jackson's management of the Tibbits, when he helped his father-in-law, Joseph Henning. This does not end the Jackson management era, as he was transferred the property in 1904 by Henning, and managed until 1920, when it was sold to Dennis Vanes (Gillespie, 99). As previously mentioned, research was lacking for the years 1905 through 1911, in the sense that only one newspaper, The Daily Reporter, covered Tibbits events, and that newspaper was not indexed. While there is much information that could yet be gathered from The Daily Reporter for those years, at this point in the researcher's schedule, researching each day of the microfilm would require an inordinate amount of time. Therefore, this section will be limited to the year 1912—just over halfway through Jackson's management of the theatre with his wife—a period about which a plethora of information from both The Daily Reporter and The Courier is available. Like those who managed before him, Jackson brought in a vast array of entertainment for the people of the Coldwater area. Gillespie mentioned that some of the popular stars were unwilling to perform in Coldwater at the town's lower prices, so Jackson found it necessary to raise admission prices in 1894, which led to complaints from the press (Gillespie, 103). Some articles, like one titled "The Edward Doyle Company," gave insight to the people of Coldwater regarding the cost of actually mounting a show. The article delves into the fact that there are heavy royalties to pay on up-to-date plays, that there are heavy company payrolls "whose combined salary in one �Burdick, 7 week is equal to the entire pay of the old time companies for a month," and that along with the full company of actors, a vaudeville show of four or five acts is carried ("The Edward Doyle Company"). Booking the best shows at the Tibbits Opera House was something that the public wanted, as mentioned in that same article, but a Courier article of Sept 6, 1912 p3, "An Entertainment Worth While," also states that the public "want scenery and new plays." Jackson tried to educate the public, while giving them the best pricing that he could. From 1894 until the end of the research in 1904, many advertisements and press releases were loaded with the phrase "Popular Pricing," for shows that were 50 cents and under. Furthermore, for stock company shows that played for a week's engagement, Jackson admitted ladies free on Monday nights, as long as they were accompanied by someone who held a paid ticket. Other advertising tricks, such as testimonials scattered throughout the newspaper, were used in previous years. In regards to one YMCA lecture series event held at the Tibbits, Mrs. L. J. Byers said, "I have heard Campanari on three occasions. I consider him to be worth the price of the course" (No title. Courier, Oct 28, 1910 p2). Another testimonial in a 1910 paper was by Mrs. L. Sloman, who said, "I heard Campanari last spring. Am I going? Oh! Certainly. He is perfectly grand" (No title. Courier, Oct 28, 1910 p3). Between testimonials that told the public that the show was well worth the price, and advertisements or articles educating the public about discounts or about reasons for high prices (after all, they wanted quality entertainment), Jackson was able to keep a high attendance at the opera house. �Burdick, 8 A. Legitimate Drama The biggest draw for the Opera House was legitimate drama, whether through a special one-night engagement from a traveling company or amateur event, or through a stock company's week-long engagement. Throughout 1912, at least 67 plays or musicals were produced onstage (see Appendix C-Datebook of 1912). Some additional shows were mentioned in newspaper articles, but no specific dates were listed, omitting from the datebook the dates of some 15 other shows. Even though shows were, for the most part, well attended, as previously mentioned, the audience wanted a high-caliber show. As early as 1882, the scenery that was provided by the Opera House had lost its glamour, and by 1886, traveling companies began bringing in their own elaborate sets (Gillespie, 67). The fascination with the set pieces still continued in 1912, as many press releases touted how many railroad cars of scenery were needed for each production. A revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin, which was seen at the Tibbits in October, was advertised to require "two seventy-foot cars to transport the special scenery, 30 head of horses, ponies, donkeys, burros, bloodhounds, log cabin and other novelties to make it the largest production of Uncle Tom's Cabin ever attempted" ("Martin-Kibble Big Company: Children's Night With Uncle Tom's Cabin"). In September, an Edward Doyle Stock Company production was promoted by saying, "Not only do they carry all of their own scenery, but furniture, properties, draperies and light effects ("The Rosary"). The audience's fascination with the technical aspect of productions must have escalated because newspaper reviews began to include information on costuming as well. Some articles briefly mentioned the costuming, like one on the Edward Doyle Stock Company: "Costumes and scenery were in keeping with the company, being much better �Burdick, 9 than generally seen in the traveling stock" ("The Stock Co. Well Received: Large Audience Attended First Production Last Evening"). Other articles, like one on the LeBrun Grand Opera Company, dove into detail. Though the LeBrun Grand Opera Company appeared in 1912, one particular article from The Courier that mentioned costuming appeared at the end of December, 1911. This article expressed that this "finest musical organization of its kind" used the best in costuming—costing over $5,000 for their show. One $500 gown worn in the show was covered completely with solid silver spangles and was imported from Paris. Another costume weighed 40 lbs and had metal that was gold-washed, including the helmet and sword scabbard. Another costume was made of heavy satin, and embroidered with gold lace. Still another was a tapestry, trimmed in ropes of pearls. Finally, the jewelry worn during the production was appraised at several thousand dollars ("LeBrun Grand Opera Co.: The Fourth Number on Y.M.C.A. Course Next Wednesday Evening"). The same detailed costume report was given for a local production of Fi Fi and the Toy Shop. One article touted, "The costumes are pronounced dreams of loveliness, being attractive and artistic in appearance" and that, "the paper dolls are most unique, dainty creations of crepe paper with large flower picture hats to match" ("Costumes for FiFi are Here"). Local amateur productions, like Fi Fi, were appreciated as much as professional shows. While there were only a few local productions per year, there was a good deal of coverage leading up to the production, including coverage of how rehearsals were progressing. The musical Fi Fi was a large local production with a two-night showing, and it was said that, "It is probable that a more difficult dramatic production has not been attempted by local people in the last 20 years" ("Characters in 'Fi-Fi' Difficult"). �Burdick, 10 Admission prices for amateur events topped off at 50 cents, which was higher than the cost of some shows brought in by professional traveling companies. Fi Fi was even compared to some of these professional companies. It was said that "those going to see Fi Fi [would] be given a little idea of how close to the professional an amateur performance can be made" ("Characters in 'Fi-Fi' Difficult"). Other amateur productions in 1912 included Under the Stars and Stripes, which featured Lew Johnson, a Coldwater boy ("'Under the Stars and Stripes' a Rare Treat"), and the operetta Sylvia, which drew a large audience that showed its support by attending this high school production ("Operetta 'Sylvia' To-Morrow Night" and "Operetta a Great Success: 'Sylvia' Drew a Good House and Delighted Everyone Fortunate Enough to be Present"). The variety of stock companies coming to the Tibbits drew the audience during 1912. Advertisements were placed in The Daily Reporter almost daily, and shows were promoted with articles, ads, and photos at least a week in advance. If a show was coming straight from New York or Chicago, that was always in the description. When the "great American play" Paid in Full was shown in February, it was known that it was being presented by a New York cast and production ("The Great American Play Paid in Full"). The Alvarado Players, who performed in April, were promoted with an article that touted their stage achievements in other locations. They had "been having remarkable success in the large towns of the middle west, having played a forty weeks engagement at the Garrick Theatre, Grand Rapids last season" ("One Year in Grand Rapids"), which was meant to stir up excitement about their coming engagement. Though sometimes complaints about ticket costs arose, the audience was generally forgiving, especially when the performing company was one of their favorites. �Burdick, 11 When the Dixie Chorus had to postpone its performance until after 9 o'clock due to baggage issues of the company delaying their arrival at the train station, the "audience was patient and had forgotten the tiresome wait earlier in the evening" because the entertainment was so excellent ("The Dixie Chorus: Gave a Novel and Excellent Entertainment at the Opera House Last Evening"). The Shannon Stock Company, which held a week's engagement at the Tibbits, was also a favored company, with reviewers saying, "This company is far above the average one at small prices" ("Shannon Stock Co. Good"). One particular show that was of great interest to the Coldwater audience was Captured by Wireless, a play about the famous murder case of Coldwater native Harvey Crippen, who was found guilty in England of murdering his wife and was hanged in November, 1910. He was the first criminal to be captured by the aid of wireless communication, hence the title of the play. The Alvarado Players presented it in April of 1912, a year and a half after Crippin's hanging. Critics wrote, "The play starts at the point in the famous criminal case where the murderer is first discovered so that the author, by using the many sensational incidents connected with Dr. Crippen's escape and final capture by aid of the wireless telegraph, has written an intensely interesting play without resorting to the more gruesome incidents of the crime" ("They Are Here Tonight"). Prior to Captured by Wireless, one review of the company said that the Alvarado Players "easily proved themselves one of the best stock companies that has ever appeared in Coldwater" ("The Show Last Night"). There was no review given for Captured by Wireless; however, newspapers went on to promote the next stock company and its production of The Cat and the Fiddle, which had a company of 40 singers, dancers, and comedians, along with a beauty chorus and the promise of "novelties, stage �Burdick, 12 illusions and transformations, magic and beautiful stage settings" ("At the Opera House: The Cat and the Fiddle"). Mutt and Jeff, a play based on Bud Fisher's original cartoons, was performed at the Opera House one night in April of 1912, and was promoted with the fact that the show was "undoubtedly the most talked of play in a number of years, not only among theatrical people, but by theatergoers all over the country" ("'Mutt and Jeff' Next Wednesday"). Later in April, the same company that brought The Cat and the Fiddle returned with The Cow and the Moon. Reviews for it were favorable, but did not top those for The Cat and the Fiddle: Those who have witnessed The Cat and the Fiddle were delighted with its numerous illusions, its variety of stage mechanisms and its wealth of scenery and stage effects, were just as much delighted with The Cow and the Moon. As a musical show, The Cow and the Moon is not the success that The Cat and the Fiddle is. There are none of the pieces in it which compare with those in the latter production. The general effect, however, is good and the piece accomplished its main mission and makes the audience laugh most o the time. The scenery used is gorgeous and there is a great deal of it used. The properties of the production are enormous. ("The Cow and the Moon Good") It is surprising that even though The Cow and the Moon had many special effects—such as the company on stage in a replica of the latest sleeping car model, or an "approaching locomotive, commencing with a tiny speck of light in the distance and gradually approaching, little by little until the huge bulk of a giant engine appears and stops at the �Burdick, 13 footlights, the grinding of wheels and the breaks hissing of steam and the clanging of bell" ("The Cow and the Moon")—it was still incomparable to The Cat and the Fiddle. In May, Beverly came to the Tibbits, with upcoming star Dorothy Howard, who, "although young in years, is a thoroughly experienced actress, having as a mere child played prima donna soubrette roles in comic opera and later an ingénue in leading stock organizations of the principal cities" ("Seat Sale Tomorrow"). While the Ben Greet Players were supposed to appear in June, their engagement was postponed until August 6, which was the season opener. From May to August, the theater was dark in terms of plays being performed. With the opening of the new season came a successful start, as headlines boasted about the Greet Players. Prior to their engagement, one article said that the players "seem to possess a quality of freshness and spontaneity quite unequalled by any form of dramatic production. It's been said that many people attend these performances, who rarely, if ever, go to the regular theatre" ("Ben Greet Players: Big Advance Sale of Seats"). Once the players presented their production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the reviews that followed were equally complimentary, saying that "last night's production was the finest of its kind ever seen in Coldwater. It is certain that ne'er before has a Coldwater audience been favored with such a perfect interpretation of the text of Shakespeare as was the performance of last evening" ("Greet Players were Excellent"). The Margy South Stock Company (at other times referred to as Culhane's Comedians and still other times referred to as the Arlington Stock Company) spent a week at the Tibbits in August, with lead actress Margy South, "one of the youngest and best stock actresses in the profession" ("The Straight Road the Play Tonight"). Special mention was also �Burdick, 14 given to crowd favorites, such as Will Culhane, Clementina St. Felix, and Harry Warner. Each production from that company got rave reviews night after night. One such review appeared after the company's performance of A Final Settlement, which "delighted both young and old and found approval on every hand" ("Stock Company is Well Patronized: Production Last Evening at Opera House Brought Forth Many Favorable Comments"). With fall and winter came larger shows with larger admission prices. The top priced shows of the year at $1.50 per ticket were in September and October, beginning with The Flirting Princess starring Harry Bulger and several present stars who numbered on the same program at Tony Pastor's New York Theatre ("Harry Bulger in The Flirting Princess"), and The Littlest Rebel, which advertised a cast of 50 onstage during a battle scene ("'The Littlest Rebel' Soon"). In September, The Rosary returned to the Tibbits stage, and The Daily Reporter said, "The story is interestingly told with an excellent cast and its scenic effects that are brilliant; the production is worth attending" ("The Rosary"). Even though Faust had appeared before at the Tibbits, it was also a hot-ticket show, with admission prices topping off at $1 each. One article noted that because of the advanced cost of living, this particular show actually had a reduction to the price of admission so that the company would be guaranteed a full house ("Faust: "Will Be at the Opera House This Week-Matinee and Night"). The White Sister, a production that was three years old, arrived in November and was interesting in the fact that unlike other shows, this show had only one company playing on the road. Also, with the exception of the lead, the cast remained original. Until it was staged in Coldwater, it had never been played in a city that had fewer than 25,000 people in population. This particular show had been performed in 14 different �Burdick, 15 state penitentiaries and was the only play allowed to be shown in Sing Sing ("The White Sister"). Advertisements for this show were heavy, as were articles leading up to the performance. The same held true for The Only Son, featuring Thomas Ross, which was said to be one of the "most discussed plays of the last two seasons" (The Courier Nov 28 1912 p3). Satan Sanderson was a show that touted the only woman stage director in the dramatic profession, Miss Jessie Bonstelle, who was also a well-known stock actress in over four hundred plays ("Hackett- 'Satan Sanderson' Tonight"). Jackson was finally given a nod in December for his efforts at the Tibbits, as reviews from Satan Sanderson said, "Manager Jackson deserves great credit for being able to give to Coldwater theatergoers the opportunity to see such productions." The article went on to say that Jackson's "greatest accomplishment is bringing Thomas Ross here tomorrow night" ("Last Night's Show was Fine"). In that same article, Ross was acknowledged as one of America's greatest actors. Finishing out the year was The Divorce Question, a play that was considered a little daring because it was an argument against divorce. It was said to be morally strong— a "Wonderfully gripping play, and one that ably portrayed sad conditions arising through the numerous divorces of the present day." Even though it was the last play of the year, the audience was noted as being "exceedingly poor," since fewer than half of the seats were filled ("The Divorce Question Good"). B. Concerts Aside from legitimate drama, concerts were also popular (in terms of drawing a crowd and creating excitement) at the Tibbits. Even though there were only seven �Burdick, 16 concerts in 1912, they were with well-known musicians such as Grilley and Rogers, Vanda Enos, the LeBrun Grand Opera Co., the Ellery Band, and the Sousa Band. The first concert of the year brought a YMCA entertainment course, Rogers and Grilley, who had previously performed in Coldwater. Articles prior to their engagement claimed, "Mr. Grilley is a reader and storyteller of exceptional talent, while Mr. Rogers has perhaps no equal as a harpist in this country" ("Y.M.C.A. Course Next Monday: Rogers and Grilley will be the Attraction at the Opera House"). The Courier also gave this promo, saying that Grilley and Rogers were "always a great treat" ("Always a Great Treat"). After the performance, The Courier noted that it was a sold-out house and that the program was "much enjoyed by all present" ("Saturday At Opera House: Good Matinee and Night Performance Promised"). Vanda Enos appeared in March with her violin as an attraction alongside a double show of comedy and vaudeville. Enos was billed as "a brilliant and widely known music artist and violin virtuoso" and that those who attended the program were witnessing "a unique and uncommon event [that was] of great benefit to musicians, students of music, and music lovers" ("Three Days Only"). The LeBrun Grand Opera Co.was at the Tibbits for only a one-night engagement and left the following day for Mount Pleasant, MI. Over the course of 30 weeks, it had performed six entertainments each week, traveled 25,000 miles, and appeared in 28 different states. In May the company appeared at the Tibbits and delighted the audience, as already mentioned with the article regarding their costuming. Reviews were favorable, giving credit to Madame LeBrun for her "wonderful soprano voice" and acting ability "of unusual ability." Miss Dorothy Wilson, the contralto, was also given credit for her "splendid voice" and "clever acting." Fritz Huttmann, the tenor, and Arthur Deane, the �Burdick, 17 baritone, were given credit for winning their "full share of applause" ("Entertained in Fine Style: Large Audience Delighted with LeBrun Grand Opera Company"). The Ellery band, "recognized among the best authorities as being the foremost concert band in this country," also caused a great stir in town ("Ellery's Greatest Band"). Numerous articles with accompanying photos advertised their coming, and after the performance the reviews said that the band gave "one of the best concerts that the people of this city have listened to in some time" ("Gave a Fine Concert"). Ellery's band had a successful run in England and Scotland, and one notice published for the Glasgow Exposition where the band played to tens of thousands daily said, "Never in history of band music has a musical organization achieved such an amazing triumph in so short a time as has the Ellery Band. Sousa had his victories and none will gainsay their worth, but the Ellery Band has out-Sousa-ed Sousa…Mr. Channing Ellery, the founder of the Band, has openly admitted that his aim in organizing it was to surpass the standard of perfection set by Sousa" ("Greatest Concert Band"). Ticket prices for the Ellery Band's engagement were in line with Sousa's band, which appeared at the Tibbits five months later. Having two bands of this magnitude in one year was a feat for Jackson, and he was commended for "being able to secure for the citizens of Coldwater such a rare musical treat" ("Sousa's Band Drew Crowd"). Much hoopla surrounded Sousa's coming, and it was assumed that many people would find it impossible to gain admission to his performance. Sousa, who had given more concerts than any other man in the history of music, drew many people from out of town, exhausting the capacity of the Opera House (No Title. The Courier, Oct 31, 1912 p3). There wasn't much of a review for Sousa in �Burdick, 18 The Courier, but it did say that, "it is unnecessary to say that the program was excellent and that it was enthusiastically appreciated, for Sousa is known better and appreciated more throughout the civilized world than any other of the many famous conductors" ("Sousa's Band Drew Crowd"). The year was rounded out with smaller acts, such as the Hussars and the Oberlin College Glee Club. C. Lectures, Campaigns, and Misc. Uses Most lectures were brought to the Tibbits through the YMCA entertainment course. The first of the YMCA lectures was in February, when Adrian Newens appeared, having replaced Phidelah Rice, who missed his train connection (due to poor railroad service in Toldeo, Ohio, according to The Daily Reporter) earlier that month and couldn't make it to perform ("Adrian Newens Pleasing to All"). The audience was pleased with Newens, who had previously entertained in Coldwater: "From the beginning to the end of his work last evening, the audience was his. Mr. Newens is an impersonator of rare ability and combines that gift with a rare good judgment in the selection of subjects with which to entertain" ("A.M. Newens at Opera House"). The next number (and the last of the season) sponsored by the YMCA was Albert L. Blair, whose topic was "The Whir of the Newspaper Press". Blair asserted that while inventions such as the telephone, the telegraph, type setting machines, and high speed presses now in use were wonderful, there would come a day with "still more remarkable inventions." He affirmed that "the future holds still greater possibilities" ("Albert L. Blair at Opera House"). Unfortunately, the reviewer for The Daily Reporter found his lecture to be "the longest, driest, and most uninteresting discourse that was ever thrust over the �Burdick, 19 footlights at a local audience. Facts were given as facts without any attempt to garnishment in the way of figurative language or interesting detail. They were simply piled up and thrown at the audience in chunks, much as cement blocks of good size would be handled." The reviewer went on to say that while Mr. Blair knew what he was talking about, no one else did, and that his hearers were so stupefied that they either fell asleep or went home ("Gave Lecture on the Press"). Locals used the stage as a platform for their campaigns as well. In February, there was a local option meeting hosted by the Branch County Anti-Saloon League, with Senator Seaborn Wright speaking about whether or not saloons should be banished from the state ("Meeting at Opera House"). In March, Mr. Woolley, a candidate for the presidency on the prohibition ticket, spoke to a packed Opera House. The reviewer for the newspaper said that his lecture was given "in a quiet and logical way, [presenting] the cause which he champions, and [carrying] his arguments and illustrations through in such a way that they are clearly understood and hard to combat ("Opera House Was Packed: Hon. John G. Woolley Greeted by a Splendid Audience and Gave a Stirring Address"). Father Dennis A. Hayes, of the local Catholic church, spoke on two occasions to influence the number of "Dry" voters, regarding prohibition ("Last Local Option Meeting" and "Fr. Hayes at Opera House"). Interestingly, one article requested no children be brought to the theater, that "Children can co-operate best in this campaign next Sunday by giving their seats to the adults" ("Last Local Option Meeting"). This was reminiscent of a request made by Barton S. Tibbits, when he asked in a Coldwater Republican article titled "Darling Little Baby" that children be left at home so as not to disturb the theater-goers who paid to see the show on stage, or the actors and actresses, �Burdick, 20 who deserve to be given the limelight (Gillespie, 288). In October, both the Republican and Democratic parties also held rallies at the theater. Other miscellaneous uses for the Tibbits included holding a festival in May, and commencement ceremonies in June. D. Travelogues, Animated Illustrations, & Moving Pictures Travelogues, animated illustrations, and moving pictures were also on the scene during 1912. Though Lyman Howe brought his motion picture travelogues, or Travel Festivals, regularly two times a year, documentation shows that three occurred in 1912. These popular Travel Festival shows gave the audience an opportunity to see far-off places that they might not otherwise have seen. January's travelogue was titled Reaching the World's Highest Altitudes: Hunting from an Aeroplane. October brought a collection of death-defying races in air and sea, the burial of the Maine, and a tour along Paris and Versailles. With December came All the World's a Stage. In regards to the travelogues, a December Courier article commented, "Superficial observers regard its success as phenomenal. They are wrong because it is based on sound principles of actual merit: Because it furnishes as inspiring and beautiful a form of entertainment as the human mind could conceive ("Success is Based on Actual Merit"). The only animated illustration listed during 1912 was Dante's Inferno, which for a 10 cent admission fee, was said to be "impressive at many moments and disappointing at others," according to the St. Louis Post ("Dante's Inferno"). The Brooklyn Standard Union found it to be the "most elaborate film ever prepared in the moving picture world." In their showing, they found that the audience was "much impressed with the vast amount of work that must have been necessary to depict such a strange story with its wonderful setting" (The Daily Reporter, March 5, 1912 p3). Motion pictures also included a �Burdick, 21 September showing of Oliver Twist, with Nat Goodwin as Fagin. Goodwin had been playing the character in New York, but was the only one of the "all-star cast" who appeared in the revival to be seen in the pictures. Even so, "the other characters are splendidly taken and the films themselves are remarkably clear and distinct" ("'Oliver Twist' in Moving Pictures"). The final set of pictures shown at the Opera House were shown for the Michigan National Guard in December, who used it (and the accompanying lecture by Major M. M. Phillips of Owosso) to secure new recruits for Company A ("Dandy Dixie Minstrels Soon"). E. Vaudeville, Minstrels, & Magic Aside from legitimate drama, other forms of entertainment held at the Opera House included a variety of vaudeville shows, minstrel shows, and magic shows, among others. Although only eleven vaudeville, minstrel, and magic shows are listed in the 1912 datebook (Appendix C), that is a very deflated number from what actually appeared at the Tibbits, because with touring stock companies came vaudeville acts that entertained the audience during intermission of the main feature. For our purposes, those additional vaudeville acts will not be mentioned in this section. In January, the Manhattan Gaiety Girls took to the stage, with the slogan "Everything new, everything best," the company having replaced the "faded beauties" with a new cast of "handsome young women" ("Manhattan Gaiety Girls"). However, these beauties received no comment after the fact from either The Daily Reporter or The Courier, as they were overshadowed by the publicity for J. C. Rockwell's Sunny South Company, which was said to be a "first-class colored organization" in an article in The �Burdick, 22 Courier ("J.C. Rockwell's Sunny South Co."), and "one of the strongest, brightest, most complete and capable colored organizations ever sent on tour" with "more new songs, new music, new ideas, new specialties, new dances than any similar organization and it is brim full of laughable situations and charming musical numbers that are new and catchy" in an article in The Daily Reporter ("J.C. Rockwell's Sunny South Co."). Apparently, plantation shows were in vogue because later in February, Thomas P. Kelley's Colored Carnival arrived at the Tibbits. May brought two nights' worth of local vaudeville shows from the ladies of St. Agatha's Guild, and while the attraction provided "a constant change of color, music and singers that made the attraction most enjoyable," there was only a fair-sized audience ("The National Troubadours"). Other local vaudeville included two performances sponsored by the Phi Gamma Sorority. Other entertainment included Reno the Magician, who was met with the utmost favorable reviews ("Reno is Certainly a Great Magician"). Reno was contracted in by the YMCA committee as entertainment at no cost to the audience, in order to make up for its last lecture that caused "great dissatisfaction" ("New Course of Entertainment"). The next YMCA entertainment wasn't until November, when Miss Bargelt, an accomplished crayon artist, took to the stage along with her company of musicians ("First Number Excellent: Bargelt Company Opened the Y.M.C.A. Lecture Course Last Night"). Another type of entertainment was a dog and cat circus in October that was coupled with a vaudeville show. It was given one sentence of publicity prior to the engagement, and none thereafter (No Title. The Daily Reporter, Oct 15 1912 p3). �Burdick, 23 The only true minstrel company to visit Coldwater was the DeRue Bros.' Ideal Minstrels, which promised a clean, classic and honest show ("Minstrels Coming: We Guarantee This Attraction"). Furthermore, a handful of the performers from this group had the distinction of being some of the few acrobatic duos who had performed and appeared before royalty ("DeRue Bros.' Ideal Minstrels"). Reviews indicated approval of the group, and "it was the general opinion that the minstrel was better than many attractions demanding a large entrance fee ("A Good Show Last Evening"). The local Fortnightly Ladies Minstrel Club held a minstrel show just after the DeRue Bros. left town, and reviews were equally favorable, boasting the show as "one of the best of the kind that was ever staged in Coldwater ("Crowded House First Night"). The other local paper commented that there was "not a weak point in the cast and the songs and jokes were well chosen and well given. The chorus was especially fine and the dancing girls were excellent" ("First Night of Minstrels was Success"). While the show might have been good, it seems as though reviews for local productions were a bit more flowery than reviews for traveling shows. One of the final entertainments of the year was a vaudeville production by the National Theatre, which had prices of up to 50 cents per ticket. Jackson explained that the high prices for the show were commensurate with the performers' merit. "Recognized vaudeville performers are expensive people" ("Vaudeville for Thanksgiving"). Gus Sun's Ohio Vaudeville Circuit came for Christmas, and the final entertainment of the year (on the 31st of December) was LeVard's Dixie Minstrels, another colored company who had "won distinction on the vaudeville stage" ("From Fiske University"). �Burdick, 24 F. Summary of Findings Though the public demanded more, John Jackson had a successful year of managing the Tibbits Opera House in 1912 by supplying Coldwater with a constant array of entertainments. Admitting ladies free on some Monday evenings was a good business practice, as was advertising "Popular Prices." Legitimate drama was seen most often on the stage of the Tibbits, with successful shows starring greats like Dorothy Howard, the Ben Greet Players, Margy South, Will Culhane, Harry Bulger, and Thomas Ross. Stock companies would play a rotation of shows for a week's engagement. The audience was fascinated with the technical aspects of the show, and newspapers reflected that with articles on royalties, costuming, lighting effect, and scenery. Some of the finest concerts were given at the Opera House, with popular musicians such as Grilley and Rogers, Vanda Enos, the LeBrun Grand Opera Co., the Ellery Band, and the Sousa Band. The most popular performers were Sousa and Ellery, who was said to "out-Sousa Sousa." Aside from drama and concerts, lectures, campaigns, and general local events were held at the Opera House. Most lectures were brought there through sponsorship of the YMCA lecture and entertainment series. When a dry, uninteresting program was delivered to the audience in the way of Albert L. Blair, the YMCA tried to set things right by offering a free magic show to make up for the disappointment of the lecture. Candidates--both Republican and Democrat--used the stage for campaigns and rallies. Meetings were also held to discuss prohibition and the role of saloons in Michigan. Other local events included a May Festival and commencement ceremonies. Travelogues allowed people to experience what they might not otherwise have had the opportunity to, and they were popular, with showings at least twice a year. Other �Burdick, 25 moving pictures shown at the Opera House included Oliver Twist, Dante's Inferno, and a recruiting program for the local National Guard unit. Vaudeville and minstrel shows were also popular. Colored carnivals and plantation shows were booked several times throughout the year and were well-received. Other varieties of entertainment included magicians, a crayon artist, and a dog and cat circus. In closing, Jackson provided entertainment for the community almost year-round on at least a weekly basis, with the theatre unused during the month of July. He strived to bring in a variety of plays, entertainments, lectures, and concerts, and also allowed locals to use the theatre for their needs, such as school festivals, plays, and commencement ceremonies. �Burdick, 26 III. Works Cited Gillespie, Carolyn L. A History of the Tibbits Opera House, 1882-1904. Kent State University: June 1975. "Adrian Newens Pleasing to All." The Courier 26 Feb. 1912. "Albert L. Blair at Opera House." The Courier 27 March 1912. "Always a Great Treat." The Courier 17 Jan 1912. "A.M. Newens at Opera House." The Daily Reporter 24 Feb. 1912, p3. "At the Opera House: The Cat and the Fiddle." The Courier 27 March 1912, p2. "At the Opera House (St. Louis Post Dispatch)." The Courier 6 March 1912, p3. "Ben Greet Players: Big Advance Sale of Seats." The Courier 4 Aug. 1912, p3. "Characters in 'Fi-Fi' Difficult." The Daily Reporter 15 April 1912, p3. "Costumes for FiFi are Here." The Daily Reporter 9 April 1912, p3. "The Cow and the Moon." The Daily Reporter 17 April 1912, p3. "The Cow and the Moon Good." The Daily Reporter 27 April 1912, p3. "Crowded House First Night." The Daily Reporter 13 Nov. 1912, p3. "Dandy Dixie Minstrels Soon." The Courier 28 Dec. 1912, p3. "Dante's Inferno." The Daily Reporter 5 March 1912, p3. "DeRue Bros.' Ideal Minstrels." The Daily Reporter 4 Nov. 1912, p3. "The Divorce Question Good." The Courier 13 Dec. 1912. "The Dixie Chorus: Gave a Novel and Excellent Entertainment at the Opera House Last Evening." The Courier 8 March 8 1912. "The Edward Doyle Company." The Courier 14 Sept. 1912, p2. "Ellery's Greatest Band." The Courier 12 June 1912, p2. �Burdick, 27 "Entertained in Fine Style: Large Audience Delighted with LeBrun Grand Opera Company." The Courier 1 May 1912. "An Entertainment Worth While." The Courier 6 Sept. 1912, p3. "Faust: Will Be at the Opera House This Week-Matinee and Night." The Courier 10 Nov. 1912, p3. "First Night of Minstrels was Success." The Courier 13 Nov. 1912. "First Number Excellent: Bargelt Company Opened the Y.M.C.A. Lecture Course Last Night." The Courier 16 Nov. 1912. "Fr. Hayes at Opera House." The Courier 1 April 1912, p3. "From Fiske University." The Daily Reporter 30 Dec. 1912, p3. "Gave a Fine Concert." The Courier 19 June 1912. "Gave Lecture on the Press." The Daily Reporter 26 March 1912, p4. "A Good Show Last Evening." The Daily Reporter 7 Nov. 1912, p3. "The Great American Play 'Paid in Full'." The Courier 7 Feb 1912. "Greatest Concert Band." The Daily Reporter 10 June 1912, p3. "Greet Players were Excellent." The Daily Reporter 7 Aug. 1912, p3. "Hackett- 'Satan Sanderson' Tonight." The Courier 3 Dec. 1912, p3. "Harry Bulger in 'The Flirting Princess'." The Courier 21 Sept. 1912, p3. "J.C. Rockwell's Sunny South Co.". The Courier 31 Jan. 1912. "J.C. Rockwell's Sunny South Co.". The Daily Reporter 3 Feb. 1912, p3. "Last Local Option Meeting." The Courier 29 March 1912, p2. "Last Night's Show was Fine." The Courier 4 Dec. 1912. �Burdick, 28 "LeBrun Grand Opera Co.: The Fourth Number on Y.M.C.A. Course Next Wednesday Evening." The Courier 22 Dec 1911. "'The Littlest Rebel' Soon." The Courier 8 Oct. 1912, p2. "Manhattan Gaiety Girls." The Courier 29 Jan. 1912. "Martin-Kibble Big Company: Children's Night With Uncle Tom's Cabin." The Courier 16 Oct. 1912, p3. "Meeting at Opera House." The Courier 28 Feb. 1912, p3. "Minstrels Coming: We Guarantee This Attraction." The Courier 2 Nov. 1912, p3. "Mr. Hackett Coming." The Courier 28 Nov. 1912, p3. "'Mutt and Jeff' Next Wednesday." The Courier 1 April 1912, p3. "The National Troubadours." The Daily Reporter 22 May 1912, p3. "New Course of Entertainment." The Daily Reporter 5 April 1912, p4. No Title. The Courier 28 Oct. 1910, p2. No Title. The Courier 28 Oct. 1910, p3. No Title. The Courier 31 Oct. 1912, p3. No Title. The Daily Reporter 15 Oct. 1912, p3. "'Oliver Twist' in Moving Pictures." The Daily Reporter 21 Sept. 1912, p2. "One Year in Grand Rapids." The Daily Reporter 4 April 1912, p3. "Opera House Was Packed: Hon. John G. Woolley Greeted by a Splendid Audience and Gave a Stirring Address." The Courier 25 March 1912. "Operetta a Great Success: 'Sylvia' Drew a Good House and Delighted Everyone Fortunate Enough to be Present." 13 March 1912. "Operetta 'Sylvia' To-Morrow Night." The Courier 11 March 1912. �Burdick, 29 "Reno is Certainly a Great Magician." The Courier 27 May 1912. "The Rosary." The Daily Reporter 14 Sept. 1912, p3. "Saturday At Opera House: Good Matinee and Night Performance Promised." The Courier 24 Jan. 1912. "Seat Sale Tomorrow." The Daily Reporter 30 April 1912, p3. "Shannon Stock Co. Good." The Courier 28 Feb. 1912, p3. "The Show Last Night." The Daily Reporter 11 April 1912, p3. "Sousa's Band Drew Crowd." The Courier 2 Nov. 1912. "Stock Company is Well Patronized: Production Last Evening at Opera House Brought Forth Many Favorable Comments." The Courier 14 Aug. 1912. "The Stock Co. Well Received: Large Audience Attended First Production Last Evening." The Courier 10 Sept. 10 1912. "The Straight Road the Play Tonight." The Daily Reporter 12 Aug.1912, p3. "Success is Based on Actual Merit." The Courier 22 Dec. 1912, p2. "They Are Here Tonight." The Daily Reporter 8 April 1912, p3. "Three Days Only." The Daily Reporter 12 March 1912, p3. "'Under the Stars and Stripes' a Rare Treat." The Courier 8 Jan. 1912. "Vaudeville for Thanksgiving." The Courier 26 Nov. 1912, p3. "The White Sister." The Courier 20 Nov. 1912, p3. "Y.M.C.A. Course Next Monday: Rogers and Grilley will be the Attraction at the Opera House." The Daily Reporter 16 Jan. 1912 p3. "You Will Like Louise," The Courier 4 Sept. 1912, p3. �Burdick, 30 IV. Appendix A: Tibbits Opera House 1912 Newspaper Advertisements �Burdick, 31 January Ads The Man on the Box. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 1 1912 p2. �Burdick, 32 Our Navy. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 1 1912 p3. �Burdick, 33 Under the Stars and Stripes. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 9 1912 p2. �Burdick, 34 February Ads Paid in Full. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 6 1912 p3. �Burdick, 35 Kelley's Colored Carnival. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 9 1912. �Burdick, 36 Shannon Stock Company. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 22 1912 p3. �Burdick, 37 The Village Gossip. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 27 1912 p3. �Burdick, 38 March Ads The Flower of the Ranch. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 18 1912 p3. �Burdick, 39 The Cat and the Fiddle. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 23 1912 p2. �Burdick, 40 The Missouri Girl. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1912 p3. �Burdick, 41 Dante's Inferno. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 4 1912, p2. �Burdick, 42 Vanda Enos. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 9 1912, p2. �Burdick, 43 The Power of the Cross. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 15 1912, p3. �Burdick, 44 April Ads Mutt & Jeff. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 3 1912, p2. �Burdick, 45 Mutt & Jeff. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 29 1912, p6. �Burdick, 46 The Alvarado Players. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 4 1912, p3. �Burdick, 47 Fi Fi of the TOYSHOP. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 13 1912, p2. �Burdick, 48 The Cow & the Moon. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 24 1912, p4. �Burdick, 49 May Ads May Festival. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 24 1912, p2. �Burdick, 50 Beverly of Graustark. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 1 1912, p4. �Burdick, 51 June Ads Ellery's Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 12 1912 p4. �Burdick, 52 August Ads Ben Greet. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 31 1912, p2. �Burdick, 53 The Straight Road. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 7 1912, p2. �Burdick, 54 Victor E. Lambert Ad. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1912 p3. �Burdick, 55 September Ads Culhane's Comedians. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 27 1912, p4. �Burdick, 56 Louise Brown. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 5 1912, p2. �Burdick, 57 The Rosary. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 11 1912, p2. �Burdick, 58 Nat C. Goodwin. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 25 1912, p5. �Burdick, 59 October Ads Big Republican Rally. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 6 1912 p4. �Burdick, 60 Rally. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 15 1912 p3. �Burdick, 61 Great Republican Rally Ad. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 17 1910. �Burdick, 62 November Ads Ladies' Minstrels Ad. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. Courier, Nov 5 1912 p3. The �Burdick, 63 Evelyn Bargelt Concert Co. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 10 1912 p2. �Burdick, 64 Sousa and his Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 29 1912, p2. �Burdick, 65 Ladies Minstrels. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 08 1912, p3. �Burdick, 66 Faust. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 13 1912, p2. �Burdick, 67 Ideal Minstrels. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 5 1912, p2. �Burdick, 68 Satan Sanderson. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 29 1912, p3. �Burdick, 69 The White Sister. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 21 1912, p3. �Burdick, 70 Vaudeville. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 29 1912, p3. �Burdick, 71 December Ads Thos. W. Ross. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 30 1912, p2. �Burdick, 72 Oberlin Glee Ad. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room], Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 18 1912 p2. �Burdick, 73 The Divorce Question. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 07 1912, p2. �Burdick, 74 V. Appendix B: Tibbits Opera House 1912 Press Release Photos �Burdick, 75 The Opera House Tibbits Opera House 1. Circa 1900. Photograph. Randall Hazelbaker Personal Collection, Coldwater. �Burdick, 76 Tibbits Opera House 2. Circa 1900. Photograph. Randall Hazelbaker Personal Collection, Coldwater. �Burdick, 77 Tibbits Opera House 3. Circa 1900. Photograph. Randall Hazelbaker Personal Collection, Coldwater. �Burdick, 78 Tibbits Opera House 4. Circa 1900. Photograph. Randall Hazelbaker Personal Collection, Coldwater. �Burdick, 79 Tibbits Opera House 5. Circa 1900. Photograph. Randall Hazelbaker Personal Collection, Coldwater. �Burdick, 80 January Engagements Lew Johnson. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Jan 8 1912. �Burdick, 81 February Engagements The Dixie Chorus. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 29 1912, p3. �Burdick, 82 Scene from 'Paid in Full'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 5 1912, p3. �Burdick, 83 Lorene Shannon. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 27 1912, p3. �Burdick, 84 Scene from 'Paid in Full'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 7 1912, p3. �Burdick, 85 March Engagements Frank F. Farrell. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, March 29 1912. �Burdick, 86 The Sailor Boys. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The March 27 1912 p3. Courier, �Burdick, 87 Bunch of Beauties. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 20 1912, p3. �Burdick, 88 The Missouri Girl. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 29 1912, p6. �Burdick, 89 Vanda Enos. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 12 1912, p2. �Burdick, 90 George Harris. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 21 1912, p2. �Burdick, 91 A Scene from 'The Cat and the Fiddle'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1912, p4. �Burdick, 92 A Scene from 'The Cat and the Fiddle'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 27 1912, p2. �Burdick, 93 Miss Phyllis Jackson. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 11 1912, p3. �Burdick, 94 Miss Margaret Rose. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 11 1912, p3. �Burdick, 95 Clyde Doerr. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 8, 1912, p3. �Burdick, 96 William Alt. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 8 1912, p3. �Burdick, 97 Roscoe Stewart. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 9 1912, p2. �Burdick, 98 Mrs. Fern Doerr Broughton. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 9 1912, p2. �Burdick, 99 A scene from 'Flower of the Ranch'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 22 1912, p3. �Burdick, 100 William Alt. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 11 1912, p3. �Burdick, 101 A scene from 'The Flower of the Ranch'. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 23 1912, p4. �Burdick, 102 The Missouri Girl. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 28 1912, p4. �Burdick, 103 April Engagements Cow and the Moon. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. Courier, April 26 1912 p3. The �Burdick, 104 Dorothy Howard. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, April 29 1912 p2. �Burdick, 105 Mutt & Jeff. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, April 1 1912 p2. �Burdick, 106 Avarado Players. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, April 10 1912 p2. �Burdick, 107 Alvarado Players. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, April 8 1912 p2. �Burdick, 108 Andrew Waldron. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 8 1912, p3. �Burdick, 109 Mutt & Jeff. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 3 1912, p2. �Burdick, 110 Florence Radinoff. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 30 1912, p3. �Burdick, 111 The Minister and the Maid. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 5 1912, p3. �Burdick, 112 A scene from 'Mutt & Jeff''. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 2 1912, p4. �Burdick, 113 The Cow and the Moony. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 25 1912, p4. �Burdick, 114 Cow and the Moon. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 24 1912, p4. �Burdick, 115 Mutt & Jeff Tonight. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 3 1912, p2. �Burdick, 116 No Title. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 25 1912, p4. �Burdick, 117 LeBrun Grand Opera Quartette. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 30 1912, p2. �Burdick, 118 Margaret T. Shayne. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 29 1912, p4. �Burdick, 119 June Engagements Ellery's Greatest Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, June 12 1912 p2. �Burdick, 120 The Ellery Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, June 17 1912 p2. �Burdick, 121 The Ellery Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, June 14 1912 p2. �Burdick, 122 Joseph Giulii. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 17 1912, p3. �Burdick, 123 Making out a Program. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 17 1912, p4. �Burdick, 124 August Engagements Alma Kruger. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Aug 4 1912 p2. �Burdick, 125 The Servant in the House. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 23 1912, p3. �Burdick, 126 The Drain Man. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 27 1912, p2. �Burdick, 127 The Servant in the House. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 26 1912, p4. �Burdick, 128 The Servant in the House. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Aug 28 1912 p3. �Burdick, 129 The Servant in the House. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Aug 25 1912 p2. �Burdick, 130 September Engagements Margy Southwell. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 28 1912 p3. �Burdick, 131 Harry Bulger. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 24 1912, p3. �Burdick, 132 Miss Louise Brown. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 4 1912, p2. �Burdick, 133 Miss Melra Clanton. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 7 1912, p4. �Burdick, 134 Prof. Rego. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 11 1912, p4. �Burdick, 135 W.E. LA Rose. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 6 1912, p4. �Burdick, 136 J.F. Marlow. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 7 1912 p3. �Burdick, 137 The Flirting Princess. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 24 1912 p4. �Burdick, 138 Margy Southwell. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 29 1912 p3. �Burdick, 139 American Beauty Chorus. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 25 1912 p4. �Burdick, 140 W.E. LaRose. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 10 1912 p3. �Burdick, 141 The Rosary. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 15 1912 p2. �Burdick, 142 The Rosary. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 17 1912 p2. �Burdick, 143 Edward Doyle Stock Co. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 8 1912 p4. �Burdick, 144 Miss Louise Brown. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Sept 5 1912 p2. �Burdick, 145 October Engagements Miss Virginia Root. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 31 1912 p3. �Burdick, 146 Sousa and his Great Band. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 28 1912, p4 �Burdick, 147 Charles E. Townsend. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 3 1912, p2. �Burdick, 148 The Shepherd of the Hills. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 5 1912 p4. �Burdick, 149 Preachin' Bill. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 8 1912. �Burdick, 150 The Shepherd of the Hills. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 6 1912 p4. �Burdick, 151 The Littlest Rebel. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 10 1912 p4. �Burdick, 152 The Littlest Rebel. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 9 1912 p4. �Burdick, 153 Mr. Farnum. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. Oct 11 1912 p3. The Courier, �Burdick, 154 Sousa. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 27 1912 p3. �Burdick, 155 Lyman Howe Travel Festival. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 22 1912 p4. �Burdick, 156 Chameleons Tongue. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 26 1912 p3. �Burdick, 157 When Horse and Lion Meet. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 24 1912 p3. �Burdick, 158 Apollo Concert Companyn. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 31 1912 p2. �Burdick, 159 Maine Burial. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 27 1912 p4. �Burdick, 160 Miss Nicoline Zedeler. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Oct 29 1912 p3. �Burdick, 161 November Engagements She Stoops to Conquer. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 8 1912 p2, �Burdick, 162 Norman Hackett. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 30 1912, p4. �Burdick, 163 Mohala and Floyd. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 6 1912, p2. �Burdick, 164 Sylvester A. Long. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 7 1912, p3. �Burdick, 165 Scene from Faust. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 10 1912 p3. �Burdick, 166 George G. Wakefield. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 12 1912 p3. �Burdick, 167 Scene from Faust. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 14 1912 p4. �Burdick, 168 Faust. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 14 1912 p3. �Burdick, 169 The White Sister Ad. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 20 1912 p4. �Burdick, 170 The White Sister Logo. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 27 1912 p3. �Burdick, 171 The White Sister. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 23 1912 p3. �Burdick, 172 Miss Clara Lewis. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 24 1912 p4. �Burdick, 173 The White Sister. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Nov 26 1912 p3. �Burdick, 174 December Engagements Lizzie Hudson Collier. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 5 1912, p4. �Burdick, 175 Reno B. Welbourn. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 12, 1912, p2. �Burdick, 176 The Divorce Question. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 11 1912, p3. �Burdick, 177 The Glee Club. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 10 1912, p4. �Burdick, 178 The Divorce Question. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 11 1912 p3. �Burdick, 179 The Divorce Question. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 8 1912 p5. �Burdick, 180 The Only Son. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 1 1912 p3. �Burdick, 181 The Hussara. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. 10 1912. The Courier, Dec �Burdick, 182 Norman Hackett. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 3 1912 p2. �Burdick, 183 The Only Son Scene. 1912. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Courier, Dec 5 1912 p4. �Burdick, 184 VI. Appendix C: Tibbits Opera House Events 1912 Datebook �Day Date Year Mon Jan 1 Tues Tues Name of show/lecture topic Company name Type of event 1912 The Man on the Box Trousdale Bros. Play Jan 2 1912 Lyman H.Howe Travelogue/ Travel Festival Jan 9 1912 "Reaching the World's Highest Altitudes/ Hunting from an Aeroplane" Under the Stars and Stripes *originally listed 1912 for Jan 16, but again listed in the Feb 14 & Feb 20 papers as "coming soon" with no further articles Mon Jan 22 1912 Sat Jan 27 1912 Tues Jan 30 1912 Sat Feb 3 1912 Ticket price Play: War Drama Matinee: 25 cents adults, 10 cents for children; Evening: 2535-50 cents Matinee: 1025 cents; evening: 25-35-50 The Hobo and the Lady Rogers & Grilley Concert: Vocal & Harp J.M. Hill Musical: Farcical Comedy in 3 Acts Manhattan Gaiety Girls J.C. Rockwell's Sunny South Co. Variety/ Vaudeville Director Performers Mr. Will H. Dorbin, Miss Bernice Trousdale Company A 2nd Infantry M.N.G. Play: 4 Act Comedy The Country Boy 50 cents upstairs, 75 downstairs Sponsored by Henry B. Harris YMCA Locals George H. Hoskyn, Lew Johnson, Mrs. Susan Hoskyns Alfred Cooper, Frank McCormack, Dean Borup, Frank E. Jamison, George Svaheffer, Olive Templeton, Elda Furry, Charlotte Langdon, Nellie Fillmore Van Veachton Rogers, Charles F. Grilley Billy Ward Variety: Singing, dancing, specialties of Negro Burdick, 185 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic Company name cents Type of event Sponsored by Director Performers characteristics Fri Feb 9 1912 25-5-75 Paid in Full cents and $1 25-35-50 cents 50 cents Tues Feb 13 1912 Wed Feb 14 1912 Fri Feb 23 1912 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Sat Feb 26 Feb 27 Feb 28 Feb 29 March 1 March1 and 2 March 2 March 5 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 No charge March 7 1912 "Epic of the Negro- a story of 300 years" Fri-Sat March 8-9 Tues March 12 1912 50 cents downstairs; 75 upstairs 10 cents 25-35-50 cents Sylvia C.S. Primrose Play: American Thos. P. Kelley's Minstrel/ Plantation Show Colored Carnival Phidelah Rice *missed Impersonation YMCA Marvelous Craig train connection/show SatSun Sun Tues Thurs 10-20-30 cents Based readings on "The Singular Life" The Last Round Up The Village Gossips The Banker's Child What Money Will Do The Price He Paid 1912 Old Farmer Allen 1912 The Girl From the West "Should saloons be banished from the state?" 1912 "Dante's Inferno" Adrian Newens *in place of Rice Shannon Stock Co. Lecture/ Impersonation Plays & Vaudeville YMCA Dickinson's orchestra; Seaborn Wright, speaker [Orchestra prior to ] Lecture/ Meeting Branch Co. AntiSaloon League St. Charles Catholic School orchestra, vocal solos by locals Mrs. Fern Doerr Broughton, William Alt, Mrs. Alliene Claxton, Mrs. W.A. Grifith.; sax solo by Homer Dickinson YMCA Mr. Henry F. Coleman, Mr. Louis Johnson Dixie Chorus Concert Play: Musical Animated Illustration Play: Operetta in 2 Acts Harry, Hazel, Lorene, and Harry Jr. Shannon Coldwater High Phyllis Jackson, Mrs. Clyde Doerr, Broughton Burdick, 186 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored by Director William Alt, Fern Doerr Broughton, Roscoe Stewart, Margaret Rose School Thurs March 14 March 15 1912 March 16 March 23 1912 1912 25-50-75 cents, $1 and $1.50 March 24 March 25 March 27 1912 No admission Sat March 30 1912 Sun March 31 1912 Wed April 3 1912 Fri Sat Sat Sun Mon Wed 1912 10-20-30-50 Pardners cents Power of the Cross 1912 1912 25-50-75 cents, $1 and $1.50 Matinee: children 10 cents, adults 25 cents; Evening: 2535-50 cents 35-50-75 Vanda Enos Players & the Camiljo Co. Musical: Western Comedy Mr. Woolley Alert L. Blair Lecture/ Meeting Lecture Play: Musical Review Joseph E. Howard Jess Harris, Miss Betty Caldwell, house musicians to augment the orchestra YMCA Charles A. Harry B. Watson, Nellie Waters, Sellon George E. Wakefield, JO. Campbell, Lawrence Gotthard, Matty Martz Play: Comedy The Missouri Girl Influence toward increasing the number of dry voters Mutt & Jeff Vanda Enos, violinist Play: Comedy Play: Pastoral Comedy Drama in 3 Acts Play The Girl of the Sierras The Flower of the Ranch Fighting the liquor traffic "The Whir of the Newspaper Press" The Cat and the Fiddle Performers Father Dennis A. Hayes Local Option Meeting Play: Musical Gus Hill Mssrs Gray and Burdick, 187 �Day Date Year Mon April 8 1912 Tues Wed April 9 April 10 1912 1912 Thurs April 11 April 12 1912 Fri Sat Sat Tues & Wed 1912 April 1912 13 April 1912 13 April 1912 16 &17 Ticket price cents-$1 10-20-30 cents Parquet circle, 30 cents; parquet, 20 cents; upper two floors, 10 cents 10-20-30 cents First floor, 30 cents; dress circle, 20 cents; gallery 10 cents 10 cent matinee 25-35-50 cents Name of show/lecture topic The Minister and the Maid The Price of Silence The Tie that Binds Company name Alvarado Players Type of event Play: Comedy Captured by Wireless–a play founded on the famous Dr. Crippen (of Coldwater) case Play The Girl of Eagle Ranch FiFi of the Toy Shop Director Performers DeWitt Andrew Waldron Comedy Play: Rural Comedy Drama Play Play: American A Runaway Match ? Sponsored by Play Play: Western Play: Musical Comedy in 3 Acts Presbyterian Sisterhood Director Mr. Harry Emmet Munsey, musical directoress Miss Warsabo Locals; 150 people: Mare Welch, Clare Wise, Mrs. Alliene Claxton, Frank Ott, Edward Hutchinson, Chas Hendricks, Miss Luella Taylor, Miss Dorothy Pray, Miss Esther Sloman, Miss Mae Miller, Hugh VanAken , Guy Finca, Charles Burdick, 188 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored by Director Performers Daniels, Mrs. Foy Shattuck, Miss Sallie Smullen, Clyde Doerr, Margaret Rose Fri April 26 1912 Prices 3550-75 cents, $1 and $1.50 Martha and Il Trovatore Charles A. Cast of 40+, including Ed Sellon Play: Musical extravaganza Cow and the Moon Tues April 30 1912 LeBrun Grand Opera Co. Concert: Opera YMCA Musical director W. H. Humiston Fri May 3 1912 Prices 2550-75 and $1 Beverly Play Thurs May 9 1912 25-35-50 cents Across the Rio Grande Play: Mexican Comedy Drama Coldwater Lodge Fraternal Order of Eagles Mr. & Mrs. Mac Dowell Tues & Wed May 21 1912 & 22 The National Troubadours Variety: Character Sketch, Drills, Dance Steps, Solos St. Agatha's Guild of St. Mark's church Miss Geraldine Parrotte Oscar Eagle Gilmore, Wm. Gross, Clarence Sterling, Walter Wilson, Hazel Rice, Maude Amanda Scott. Mme. Antoinette LeBrun, soprano; Miss Dorothy Wilson, contralto; Fritz N. Huttmann, tenor Dorothy Howard, Florence Radinoff, Lawrence Evart, Boyd M. Turner Local talent: Lewis P. Johnson, S.C. Creighton, Herbert J. Revello, W.A. McDowell, Wm. J. Roach, W.O. Larabee, Lulu M. Newton, June Mack, Vina M. Noel Neva Kennedy, pianist; Grace Jones, Sallie Smullen, E. L Miner, Dr. Cook, Miss Parrotte, Miss Charlote Brewer and Burdick, 189 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored by Director Performers Maurice Payne. Guy inch, Hugh VanAken, Dorothy Pray, Hugh VanAken, Marion Nestl Sun May 26 1912 Fri May 24 1912 May Festival Thurs Wed June 6 1912 June 12 1912 Commencement Play SatSun June 15 1912 & 16 Tues Reno the Great Magician A Midsummer Night's Dream **rescheduled for August Magic Show Ben Greet Players Vaudeville June 18 1912 50-75 cents and $1 Aug 6 ****** 1912 $1, 75 and 50 cents 1912 10-20-30 cents; ladies free. Ellery's Greatest Band Concert: Band A Midsummer Night's Dream Ben Greet Players Play: Musical Drama The Straight Road Margy South Stock Co./Culhane's Comedians Play: Comedy Drama in 4 Acts SEASON OPENER ****** Mon Aug 12 YMCA Fern Doer Broughton, musician & instructor; Neva Kennedy,pia nist Local talent Phi Gamma Sorority Director Taddeo di Girolamo YMCA Pupils of different grades of city schools; Stone's orchestra 50+ people; Croce Margadonna, Joseph Giulii, Antonio Decimo 25 players, including Ruth Vivian; accompanied with Mendelssohn's exquisite music. Miss Margy South Clementine W. Felix, Lottie Burdick, 190 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic Tues Aug 13 1912 15 cents downstairs, 10 cents upstairs The Final Settlement Play Wed Thurs Aug 14 Aug15 1912 1912 Play Play Fri Aug 16 1912 A False Friend The Lights of New York Du Barry 10-20-30 cents **replaced previously announced show** Sat Aug 17 1912 Sat Aug 17 1912 **All of these shows were originally listed in the paper as well for the week's engagements with the company, but specific dates were not. Matinee: 10 cents evening 10-20-30 cents Wed Aug 28 1912 50-75 cents, $1, Box chairs are $1.50 Mon Sept 9 1912 Tues Sept 10 1912 10-20 cents, upper floors; Little Miss Nobody Company name Type of event Sponsored by Director Performers Weston, Harry Warner, Art Atkins, Robert Coe, Edwin Ness, Will E. Culhane Play: Historical French Margy South Stock Co./Culhane's Comedians (cont.) Play Billy's First Love That Real Show For Love and Honor Play: Comedic Play Play The Midnight Express Play St. Elmo Nedra The Fighting Chance Play Play Play Lena Rivers No Mother to Guide Her The Servant in the House Play Play Alice of Old Vincennes Everybody's Doing It Play Play: Miracle and Morality Edward Doyle Stock Play: Comedic Musical director, Robert Coe Henry Miller, director; Merle H. Norton, producer Victor Lambert, Blanche Morrison Louise Brown, star; J.F. Marlow, leading man; Burdick, 191 �Day Date Year Ticket price Sponsored by Name of show/lecture topic Company name Type of event Wed Sept 11 1912 30-50 cents Thurs Sept 12 1912 *Originally scheduled for Thursday night Fri Sept 13 1912 Sat Sept 14 1912 Matinee: 10-20 cents Sat Sept 14 1912 10-20-30-50 cents Tues Sept 17 1912 25-50-75 cents and $1 The Parish Priest Last Night My Wife's Gone to the Country The Country Girl Sapho Company Play Play Play The Factory Girl Edward Doyle Co. (cont.) Play The Rosary Rowland & Clifford Play Wed Sept 25 1912 50-75 cents, $1 and $1.50 The Flirting Princess Play: Musical Comedy Fri Sept 27 1912 Oliver Twist Motion Pictures: Photo Play Mr. Nat Goodwin Mon Tues Sept 30 1912 Oct 1 1912 The One Girl Thelma Wed Thurs Fri Sat Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 1912 1912 1912 1912 10-15-25 cents 10-20-30 cents. First Night Courtesies to Ladies Play Play: 4 Act Comedy Drama Play Play Play Play Sat Oct 5 1912 Margy Southwell, Harry Warner, Clementina St. Fleix Sally St. Felix, Lottie Watson, Andrew Ness, Art Atkins, Wm. H. Chase, Harry Cue, Will E. Culhane Matinee: 10 cents Evening: Director Rego the famous Italian harpist; Doyle Bros, jugglers; and Miss Melba Glanton, W.J. Vance, W. E. LaRose Play Play Culhane's The Mountain Girl Comedians/ the Lena Rivers The Turn of the Road Arlington Stock Co. Tempest and Sunshine The Trail of the North Play Performers Mort H. Singer Blosser Jennings, Florence Wright, Eleanor Rella, Harry Price, Nettie De Goursey, Reginald Knorr, Henry Garron, Thos. Kilday, A. C. Van Slyke Harry Bulger, Helen Darling, Fileen Sheridan, Dale Fuller, Herbert Heywood, Harry Dickerson, large chorus of "American Beauties." Burdick, 192 �Day Date Year **All of these shows were originally listed in the paper as well for the week's engagements with the company, but specific dates were not. Mon Oct 7 1912 Ticket price 10-20-30 cents 10-20-30 cents Name of show/lecture topic Company name Sponsored by Director Play Republican Rally Tues Oct 8 1912 Thurs Oct 10 1912 Fri Oct 11 1912 25-50-75 cents, $1 and $1.50 The Littlest Rebel Play: 4 Act Civil War A.H. Woods Thurs Oct 17 1912 25-35-50 cents, Children w/parents, 15 cents Uncle Tom's Cabin Play Kibble and Martin Fri-Sat Oct 18- 1912 19 The Shepherd of the Hills Performers Play Play Play Play From Sire to Son For Home and Honor The Story of Life The Girl from Smoky Hollow Money (Honey?) Mad Senator Charles E. Townsend, candidate/speaker 25-50-75 cents & $1 Type of event Rowland & Clifford Play Woodbridge Ferris & Claude Carney, candidates/speakers for governor and congress Democrat Campaign Lecture Mullen's (Hellman's?) Circus, Dog and Cat Circus Vaudeville Producers Messrs Gaskill and MacVitty Music by Coldwater male quartet and city band Margaret O'Brien, Louis Ramsdell, Thomas Fitzgerald, Halley Myers, Lew Silvers, Montgomery Holland Violet Savoy, Mr. Farnum, Mr. Walter Ryder (a local boy) Wellman the magician Burdick, 193 �Day Date Year Thurs Oct 24 1912 Mon Oct 28 1912 Thurs Oct 31 1912 Fri Nov 1 1912 $1-75-50 cents John Phillip Sousa & his Band Concert Thurs Nov 7 1912 25-35-50-75 A Fountain of Mirth cents DeRue Bros. Ideal Minstrels Minstrel Show: Vaudeville Acts, Impersonator, Jokesters TuesWed Nov 12-13 1912 Fri Nov 15 1912 Ticket price 25-35-50 cents Name of show/lecture topic Whaling, Paris, and Nature He Fell in Love With His Wife Company name Type of event Hon. John M.C. Smith Lyman H. Howe Rally Evalyn Bargelt and her company Sponsored by Travelogue/ Travel Festival Play Director Performers Mr. Gus Bothner Charles R. Johnson Minstrel Show: Singers, Dancers Fortnightly Ladies Variety: Crayoned Drawings & Readings, Musical YMCA Virginia Root, soprano; Nicoline Zedeler, violinist; Herbert L. Clark, cornet virtuoso Billy and Bobby DeRue, Fox Brothers, Gold Dust Twins, Leo Dube, Vonder and Delmare, the Golden City Quartette, the Empire Musical Trio Locals: Laura Pullen, Charlotte Dunks , Alliene Claxton, Nina Cocks, Florence Beers, Celia Hurley, Fern Broughton, Ella Spofford, Mabel Hilton, Mrs. Roy Shattuck, Four Gnomes, Misses Root, Calkins, Moore and Brewer, Mrs. A.B.Walker, Fern Broughton Burdick, 194 �Day Date Year Sat Nov 16 1912 Wed Nov 27 1912 Thurs Nov 28 1912 Fri Sat Nov 29 Nov 30 1912 1912 Tues Dec 3 1912 Thurs Dec 5 1912 Fri Wed Dec 6 Dec 11 1912 1912 Thurs Dec 12 1912 Ticket price Evening: 2535-50-75 cents, boxes $1; Matinee: 25-35 cents, children 15 cents 25-35-50-75 cents and $1 Name of show/lecture topic The White Sister 35-50-75 cents and $1 Type of event Dan Cupid & Co. Play National Theatre Vaudeville Satan Sanderson Play: Drama The Only Son Play A Hungry People Scientific Demonstration The Divorce Question Sponsored by Program Play Faust 10-25 cents matinee Evening prices are 25-35-50 cents. 25-35-50 cents (other article says 10-20 cent prices matinee, night 10-20-30 seats) 35-50-75 cents and $1 35 cents to $1.50 Company name Sylvester A. Long Prof. Reno B. Wlbourn, scientist Rowland & Clifford Lecture Lecture Play Director Performers Messrs. Manley & Campbell Mr. George Wakefield, Mina Manley Miss Clara Lewis, Laura Jean Libby, Dorothy Dix Jessie Bonstelle Norman Hackett Thomas W. Ross and the original company YMCA Willis Hall, Edmund Caroll, Douglas Lawrence, Barbara Douglas, Grace Nile Burdick, 195 �Day Date Year Company name Type of event Sponsored by Fri Dec 13 1912 The Hussars YMCA Dec 18 1912 Oberlin College Glee Club Musical Program Concert Wed Dec 21 (?) WedDec Thurs 25-26 Fri-Sat Dec 27-28 1912 1912 10 cents Tues 1912 10-20-30 cents Dec 31 Ticket price Name of show/lecture topic "All the World's a Stage" 1912 Lyman H. Howe Gus Sun's Ohio Vaudeville Circuit Michigan National Guard A Holiday in Dixie LeVard's Dixie Minstrels Director Performers J.E. Wirkler L.A. Cok, J.G. Gray, C.W. Johnson, E.U. McKee, R.S. Sargent, D. Bradley, R.L. Curtis, B.R. Gibler, A.S. Sprunger, R.I. Watkins, H.D. Haas, C.T Habegger, R.F. Kimball, T.O. Wedel, E.R. Kimball, W.T. Martin, W.W. Swisher, J.E. Wirkler Travelogue/ Travel Festival Vaudeville Military Movies; Lecture by Major M.M. Phillips of Owosso Minstrel Show: Comedians, Creole Dancers, Vaudeville Burdick, 196 � 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 Tibbits Opera House Description An account of the resource Miscellaneous items related to the historic Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater, Michigan Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 196 pages 90 megabytes 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 The Tibbits Opera House: 1912 Description An account of the resource <h3>Table of Contents</h3> <ul> <li>Background/Introduction of the Study</li> <li>John Jackson Management, 1912</li> <li>Legitimate Drama</li> <li>Concerts C. Lectures, Campaigns, and Misc. Uses</li> <li>Travelogues, Animated Illustrations, &amp; Moving Pictures</li> <li>Vaudeville, Minstrels, &amp; Magic</li> <li>Summary</li> <li>Works Cited</li> <li>Appendix A-Advertisements of 1912</li> <li>Appendix B-Press Release Photos of 1912</li> <li>Appendix C-Opera House Datebook of 1912</li> </ul> Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Stephanie (Hemker) Burdick Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource September 2011 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource (c) Copyright 2011 by Stephanie Burdick, all rights reserved. Posted here with permission of the author. advertisements concerts drama John Jackson minstrels Stephanie (Hemker) Burdick Stephanie Burdick Tibbits Opera House travelogues vaudeville https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/55a93bf08e22b06fbcc9f5349b62e1fe.pdf b6c96ea98f157842591532f1eb0d87b3 PDF Text Text ��ABSTRACT Built in 1882, the Tibbits Opera House, a Victorian opera house in Coldwater, MI, still performs live stage-shows via children's theatre, community theatre, and professional theatre. It also functions as a roadhouse for other entertainers like magicians, tribal dancers, and musicians. It has gone through several renovations in its time, functioning as a stage for live performances, to a movie house, and now back to a live-stage venue. With several other movie theaters in the area as competition, by the late 1950s, the Tibbits ceased functioning as a movie theater and went into disrepair. At this time, there was talk that historic building was going to be razed and turned into a parking lot, and that is when several community groups, led by the Coldwater Players, stepped in with a “Save the Tibbits” campaign. The Schulte Amusement Company agreed to sell the building to the Coldwater Players for a minimal sum of $7500. Not a day went by that there wasn’t an article or photo in the paper about the latest fundraiser, donation request, or labor request. From January of 1961 to April of 1961, everything from new fire doors to a new heating system to a fresh coat of paint was installed by various service groups, with the Tibbits in use from April until December of that year when the fire marshal ordered the building to be closed until further repairs were made. Another campaign was launched in January of 1962, and by the end of the year a non-profit Tibbits foundation was formed. Even without the balance in hand for repairs, in May of 1963 the board continued plans for repairs of the roof, sprinkler system, and heating system. In November of 1963, the unheated Tibbits officially opened for a Grand Ole Opry show, which played to a shivering but packed crowd. �By December, George Vaughn Lowther was hired as manager and director, and in 1964, the Tibbits was back in use as a professional summer stock venue and roadhouse. Since 1964, the Tibbits has continued to be a steadily-used landmark of the community and has gone through several managers and renovations. Currently, the Tibbits still functions as a non-profit organization and the Foundation still owns the building, which is under restoration. In the fall of 2012, the outside restoration phase was completed and plans to restore the inside are currently underway. �Burdick, ii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Terry Mulchahey George Vaughn Lowther Larry Carrico Christine Delaney Billy Lee Harman Branch District Library Holbrook Heritage Room staff Dr. Grennen, who spent hours editing and revising My parents, Dan & Marie Hemker, who have always encouraged me to continue learning My husband Clint, who endured months of this project consuming my life �Burdick, iii DEDICATION For my mother, who introduced me to the magic of theatre at this glorious Opera House. �TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract.................................................................................................(page not numbered) Acknowledgments ………………………………………………………………………ii Dedication ……………………………………………………………………………...iii Table of Contents ………………………………………………………………….…….iv Preface …. ……………………………………………………………………...…………v Chapter 1: Introduction……………………………………………………………..…..…1 Chapter 2: Literature Review ………….………………………….…...............................5 Chapter 3: From Razing to Renovation..............................................................................9 Chapter 4: The Foundation and Vaughn Lowther ............................................................20 Chapter 5: Larry Carrico Takes Over………………………………………….…….…..35 Chapter 6: Conclusion…………………………………………………………………...50 Works Cited……….………………………..……………………………………………52 Appendix 1: Tibbits Datebook …………..…………………………………………….61 Appendix 2: Tibbits Ads & Photos …………..…………………………………..…….116 �Burdick, v PREFACE From my first show as an audience member at the young age of three, to a member of the Tibbits Summer Theatre company or design crew in my 20s and beyond, I have always been and continue to be fascinated by the history of the Tibbits Opera House. To date, only one book has been published on the Tibbits Opera House by Carolyn Gillespie, who used the Tibbits as her dissertation subject in the 1970s and compiled the history of the theater from 1882 to 1904. The only other compiled information about the Tibbits is an independent project on the year of 1912 and the John T. Jackson management period that I myself completed several years ago. It currently is available via hard copy at the Tibbits office or the Branch District Library Holbrook Heritage Room or online at the Branch District Library website. While the creation of this thesis would satisfy my own need for answers surrounding the renovation of the 60s, with the current restoration of the Tibbits and the questions of all of the history surrounding the building, it is clear that the rest of the Coldwater community is interested in learning about the different periods of use that the Tibbits has provided. I have been curious as to how the opera house could have been in such disrepair that it was going to be razed as well as the overwhelming effort made by the people of Coldwater to save the Tibbits and ensure that this great structure would continue to provide live theatre to future generations. From that curiosity, this thesis has been created. �Burdick, 1 Chapter 1: Introduction For more than a century, the stage of the Tibbits Opera House has been a hub of entertainment and spectacle for audiences both young and old. From its opening in 1882 until the present, such celebrated actors, comedians and musicians as Ethel Barrymore, Jeff Daniels, Joseph Cotton, and even John Philip Sousa have graced the stage (US 12 Heritage Trail). When Barton S. Tibbits constructed the opera house in 1882, with its primitive gas-powered sconces, massive crystal chandelier, and plush red velvet decor, he knew he had built one of the finest opera houses in the country, and the Coldwater community enthusiastically supported his project as much as they could. Unfortunately, the financial burden became too much for him to shoulder, so he ultimately sold the only two years later to Joseph Henning for a mere $13,000, half of Tibbits’ original cost to build (Professional Roofing Magazine). Like Tibbits, Henning’s financial struggles caught up to him, and in 1894 he turned over the management of the theater to his son-in-law, John T. Jackson, who married Henning’s daughter Huldah. Together, they successfully managed the theatre for 27 years (History of Executive Directors), hosting a variety of musicals, plays, lectures, magic shows, and even circuses (Burdick). The Tibbits adapted to the times, changing from a live performance and vaudeville house into a movie house in the 1920s, under ownership of Dennis and Estella Vanes (History of Executive Directors). The building’s appearance changed, too, and the ornate outside façade was stripped down, bricked over, and appointed with a more modern look when William Schulte bought the theater in 1934. Schulte continued managing the Tibbits as a movie theatre until the advent of home televisions in the 1950s, �Burdick, 2 when people no longer had to leave their homes for entertainment. Interestingly enough, though, Schulte owned more than one theater in Coldwater at the time, and continued to show movies in the new Main, which he purchased with Robert H. Moore in 1942 (“Partners Open”). The Tibbits sat vacant from 1954 until the late 1950s, when Schulte planned to raze the Tibbits and covert the location into a much-needed parking lot (“Players Have Less Than One Week to Buy Tibbits”). The outcry from the Coldwater community over the Tibbits’ impending destruction was great, so Schulte announced in the fall of 1959 that the Coldwater Players, a community theatre group, would be given the deed if they could raise $7,500 to purchase it (“Fund for Saving the Tibbits Begins to Grow in Coldwater”). The Coldwater Players did just that, struggling with fundraisers and donation requests for almost four years. They not only needed to raise the money for the loan on the building, but also make numerous repairs to the aging structure. Along with cosmetic improvements, like new paint, wallpaper, and carpet, more costly repairs, like a new roof, a new heating and air system, and a sprinkler system were essential to the theater’s operational success (“Inspection Stalls Tibbits Campaign”). Reaching an operational state demanded years of donations and arduous labor, but by the end of 1962, the Tibbits Opera Foundation, a nonprofit theater organization with a board of directors, was formed to oversee the operations of the theater (Dec 1962 Tax Record). Though the community supported the renovation of the theater, contributing in capital and in labor, the Tibbits struggled financially. George Vaughn Lowther was hired in November, 1963, to manage the Tibbits, and it was during this time that use of the Tibbits increased substantially both in frequency and variety, which Lowther credits to �Burdick, 3 Foundation Board President Stilson, who “was the guiding light that made it happen” (Personal Interview). While Lowther remained at the Tibbits for only one year, he was the one responsible for first outfitting the Tibbits with theatrical lights, which he remembers acquiring from a theater in Detroit that was in the process of closing. In the summer of 1964, he became the production manager for the American Theatre Festival (ATF), which brought to the Tibbits eleven shows (“Season Tickets Still Available”) that were zealously supported by the local community (“Productive Initial Season at Tibbits”). The Foundation was in the process of determining their course of action and doing the best they could with the project they had undertook, but dissention and hostility surrounded the managerial positions. Lowther said that even though he was known as the theater manager, his job was more like that of a production manager (Personal Interview). By winter of 1964, Lowther had left the Tibbits and was working in Sarasota, Florida. According to a letter written by Ken Kohn to the Board, he had been approached by the Tibbits Foundation President V. M. Stilson to take on another managerial position that fall. Apparently, things did not proceed as planned, even though Kohn moved his family up to Coldwater from Indiana for the position. It seemed as though Kohn was strung along for months by the Foundation Board, and it wasn’t until January of 1965 that Kohn addressed the board in a letter, stating that he had been working as many as eighty hours per week without being paid. His most notable complaint, aside from the financial issues, was that he had gotten word that the Foundation was looking to hire a new manager, yet he was never told that he had been terminated (Kohn Letter to President Patterson). The Foundation teamed up with the ATF (sans Kohn) to produce summer stock in 1965, with Larry Carrico hired as the stage manager, technical director, and scenic �Burdick, 4 designer (“Detroiter Handling Stage Management”). A month later, he was interviewed for the theater manager position, and by fall he was hired and began his duties at the Tibbits part-time alongside his teaching job at Lakeland School (July 1965 Board Meeting). ATF did not return for the 1966 summer stock season, with the Board deciding that summer stock would be a suitable venture for the Tibbits instead. With the blessing from the Foundation Board, Carrico forged ahead with hiring a professional company and crew for the summer. A profit was turned, and Carrico was offered the theatre manager job full-time, starting that September (August 1965 Board Meeting Minutes), where he remained until December of 1981. Carrico became known as the man who saved the Tibbits, though the “Save the Tibbits” drive had begun years before he arrived. To Carrico’s credit, he was the one who began the Tibbits Summer Theatre program, he continued to press ahead with fundraising and labor with the renovation, and to date, he has been the longest hired theater manager/executive director that the Tibbits has ever had, logging sixteen and a half years of service. Since the management of the Vaughn Lowther and Carrico years, several other executive directors have filled the position, serving from as little as one month to as long as thirteen years. Beginning her tenure in November of 2001, Christine Delaney is the current executive director (History of Executive Directors). Delaney, along with the Foundation Board of Directors and long-time Tibbits Artistic Director Charles Burr, can be credited with spearheading the latest Tibbits restoration project, in which the beautiful façade, Victorian gingerbreading, cupola, balcony, and even the bust of Shakespeare, were restored. �Burdick, 5 Chapter 2: Literature Review The Tibbits Opera House is important not only because of the cultural awareness that it brings to the small city of Coldwater and its surrounding areas, but also because it exemplifies incalculable community support and involvement. At a time when theaters across the country were being flattened if they had not already been burned down, the Tibbits was given a new life by being converted into a movie theater in the 30s. It was revitalized again in the 60s with the “Save the Tibbits” campaign, and it was yet again reawakened several years ago, when the façade was completely restored to its original 1882 grandeur. It has put Coldwater on the map as a winner of the 2013 Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation and has managed to rise from the shadow of the wrecking ball to become one of the “top 10 places to see the lights off Broadway” (USA Today). A comprehensive history of the Tibbits has yet to be conceived. Aside from this documentation, the only other records of the history of Tibbits that have been compiled are Carolyn Gillespie’s dissertation, which focuses on 1882 to 1904, and my own research on one year of the Jackson management--1912. This thesis focuses on 1959 to 1966, but there are gaps in the historic compilations of the periods 1904 to 1911, 1913 to 1959, and 1966 to the present. It would be beneficial to have a breakdown of each period of management in terms of renovation/restoration, as well as the various art forms that the theater has presented over the years. Further study could be completed on any or all of these time periods. The rise of the cinema era must have been fascinating, with technology and renovations infusing the theater’s design and operation. Another �Burdick, 6 enhancement to the Tibbits archives would be the compilation of all data surrounding the restoration of the 2000s. I liken the restoration of the 2000s with the renovation of the 1960s: Neither could have been completed without unflagging determination and community support. The focus of this study—a historical account of the period between 1959 and 1966—is as complete as possible, and not without certain informational gaps. Those who were alive and residing in the Coldwater area during the start of the renovation have since passed on or have only vague memories of the events during that time. The Foundation wasn’t established until 1962, which was several years into the campaign, so there are no records or meeting minutes to provide details of events before 1962; there is only hearsay and local folklore about what actually happened. The articles from The Daily Reporter, the local newspaper, have not been organized into any sort of index, so the daunting and time-consuming task of scanning through almost 2,500 issues of newspapers, turned up roughly 1,120 articles, advertisements, and corresponding photos of the Tibbits. Luckily, The Daily Reporter extensively covered the advent of the “Save the Tibbits” campaign in 1959, the renovation efforts of 1961 and beyond, and the productions that occurred throughout; however, newspaper coverage on the Tibbits was almost nonexistent in 1960, with only one article appearing. Beyond 1960, most of the articles that appeared in The Daily Reporter came straight from the Foundation minutes, but The Daily Reporter writer Kathy Tarr then began promoting Tibbits events before, during and after they occurred. Current Tibbits Executive Director Christine Delaney has been excited about this project since I first approached her, and she has allowed me access to the Tibbits archives, as well as the information that she has collected over the years. The archives do �Burdick, 7 shed some light on the internal workings of the Foundation Board, but since the minutes are mere summaries of meetings, it can presumed that more detailed discussions occurred in the two-hour long meetings that were not documented in the minutes, which were sometimes only one page long. The few personal letters that have been donated and archived have helped in the process of sorting out those dates and events that were glossed over in the Foundation minutes. Perhaps the most valuable research tool was discovered after I posted a plea for help on the “I Grew Up in Coldwater” facebook page, which has served as a meeting place for those who share a love of history and of Coldwater in particular. I publicized my upcoming thesis project, and was promptly contacted by Mr. Terry Mulchahey, who had conducted as much of his own research as possible on the Tibbits via the Internet, and whose father was a member of the Coldwater Players in the 1960s. Mulchahey began his research because: I felt that the Coldwater Players were… being overlooked or that their story would be forgotten. The preservation of the Tibbits was and is built one effort at a time. If any of the previous efforts had not occurred, the Tibbits might have been razed. Without the Players’ purchase, it would have been razed. Without the work of the Foundation, the theater might very well have fallen back into disuse and abandonment. I am immensely proud of the role the Players had and my father's participation. So to state it briefly, I began the research to ensure that the contribution of the Coldwater Players to the saving of the Tibbits was documented. (Personal Interview) �Burdick, 8 Mr. Mulchahey supplied me with not only a collection online archives from Box Office magazine, but also names of several contacts, including the first manager of Tibbits, George Vaughn Lowther, who was located in Las Vegas as a retired hypnotist. Mr. Mulchahey also sent me a flash drive that contained tax record information, aerial photographs of Coldwater, and a host of other related photos and articles. Mr. Vaughn Lowther was kind enough to respond to my emails, and began the process of searching for documents that I might find interesting. He supplied me with several articles from The Daily Reporter that I also noticed in the archives at the library, and he also scanned and sent me personal items: a letter written on Tibbits letterhead that he had sent to his family when he was hired, saying that he wasn’t going to make it home for Thanksgiving; a full-page newspaper spread from the Fort Wayne paper that detailed, with photographs, the events at the Tibbits; and even several autographed headshots of famous performers who had passed through the Tibbits during his term as manager. This thesis is the culmination of a process of gathering newspaper articles from the Holbrook Heritage Room archives in the Branch District Library, gathering information from the other sources listed above via email and phone conversations, reading and sorting all of the information chronologically, and synthesizing it into the following chapters. It is my hope that the Coldwater community never ceases to recognize and appreciate the gem that they have in the Tibbits Opera House, and that it continues to thrive as a cultural and historical centerpiece of the small town and its surrounding areas. �Burdick, 9 Chapter 3: From Razing to Renovation Information surrounding the Tibbits Opera House during the late 1950s is scant. Those who were heavily involved in the renovation process have since passed away, others have only a vague recollection of that time, and others were only slightly involved. There are several surviving documents of the Coldwater Players minutes that have become part of the Tibbits Archives, but aside from that and several mentions in the local paper, The Daily Reporter, much information has been lost. It is safe to say that if the Coldwater Players had not become involved with the “Save the Tibbits” campaign, the Tibbits would surely have been razed and turned into a parking lot, according to owner William Schulte’s plan. The community theatre group had been granted from Schulte use of the Tibbits as a performance venue, and had produced several shows there in the late 1950s, including Charlie’s Aunt in 1958 (Anders). By June of 1958, the Players had already been contemplating the future of Tibbits and how it could reclaim its former vitality in the community. A group of ten individuals, consisting of Duane Davidson (chairman), Les Wise, Frankie Gay, Bud Stoughton, Bert Weasley, Red Baldwin, Robert MacDonald, Charles Fisk, Charles Hill and Charles Sparkes, became a temporarily appointed Board of Trustees for the Tibbits Community Theatre Planning Committee, which was formed prior to June 5, 1958 (June 1958 Planning Committee Meeting Minutes). In one of the only surviving meeting minutes, the group discussed possible uses of the Tibbits, which were determined to be “general possibilities” (June 1958 Planning Committee Meeting Minutes). The following Monday, on June 9, 1958, the Committee sent a survey to various community groups and/or �Burdick, 10 companies, seeking suggestions for how people would use the Tibbits if the Players purchased it and “rejuvenated it for use as a community building” (Franc Gay Letter to Gentlemen). Responses to the Players’ inquiry are unknown, as this letter was one of only two pieces of documentation for 1958. At that same June meeting, the group discussed a cost estimate for the basic monthly operation of the building, which estimated heat at $500, lights at $250, fire insurance at $18.50, taxes at $641, and maintenance at about $400. Renovation needs were listed and identified as seat overhaul, entry, foyer, ceiling, backstage, marquee, lighting and wiring; securing specific bids for the project would aid them in deciding how much needed to be raised (June 1958 Planning Committee Meeting). It appears that this group met monthly, as the next proposed meeting date at the bottom of the minutes stated that the group should set its next meeting for no later than July 10, 1958. In 1959, it appears that only two events occurred at the Tibbits—the annual Rotary minstrel show in March (“Rotary Minstrel Show Ad”), and a variety show in May that was sponsored by both the Coldwater Players and the Sturges-Young Players, a community theatre group from Sturgis, MI, several towns west of Coldwater (“Back to the 90s”) . Until word came in October that Schulte planned to either sell or demolish the Tibbits, the Tibbits stage remained unused, and publicity on it was nonexistent. On October 30, 1959, the town became aware that it might lose the Tibbits, as headlines of The Daily Reporter read, “Players Have Less Than One Week to Buy Tibbits.” The article states that The Schulte Amusement Company had plans to “proceed with demolition of the structure unless the Players exercise a purchase option by the early part of next week.” From there, the Coldwater Players began their crash campaign to raise funds to save the theater, with the target goal of $7,500, per Schulte’s request �Burdick, 11 (“Players Have Less Than One Week to Buy Tibbits”). From October of 1959 until January of 1960, The Daily Reporter covered the progress of the Coldwater Players’ campaign. In one month’s time, the Players managed to collect almost $2,500 in contributions (“Inspection Stalls Tibbits Campaign”), and they were fortunate to learn that Schulte did not hold firm to his purchase deadline, allowing the Players more time than he had originally agreed upon. Along with trying to raise the necessary funds to purchase the Tibbits, there was the matter of bringing the building up to code, which became an additional burden to the Players. An inspection report at the end of November showed that the dressing rooms needed to be removed and replaced, an approved automatic sprinkler system needed to be installed, a new boiler room had to be constructed, an emergency exit needed to be added to the north side of the building, and new construction and equipment was needed in the stage area (“Inspection Stalls Tibbits Campaign”). By December 1, 1959, the deadline for the payment to Schulte loomed, and the contributions were at only $3,400 (“Tibbits Campaign Deadline is Near”). Though the Players didn’t have enough to pay Schulte in full, they gave his company a down payment of $1,500 the week of December 11, 1959, with the agreement that they would pay the balance within five years (“Players Make Initial Payment”). Despite the list of necessary improvements, including the sudden need for a new heating plant, the Tibbits remained open for business in 1960 to the Coldwater Players, who produced House on the Cliff and The Girls in 509 (Huet Letter to Patrons). Aside from that, the theater was dark most of the year, with nothing happening in the way of publicity after February. The only other information from that year was a tax record, showing that the tax bill was consigned to the Coldwater Players in July (Branch County �Burdick, 12 Tax Record). In 1961, the Coldwater Players made headlines full-force with their “Save the Tibbits” campaign. Monthly minutes for the newly formed Tibbits Theatre Board of Trustees, which included Sanford Jolly (chairman), Judy Miller, Howard Thompson, and Cliff Huet, began being documented. The initial meeting, on January 5, 1961, was held in order to create a draft of rules for the Tibbits: it would be non-profit and selfmaintaining; booking would be handled by Paula Weller, the Coldwater Players business manager; and the Players would be given preferential treatment for use of the building. The group also began planning a drive to raise money for the repairs needed, and bids for furnace repair were discussed (January 5 1961 Meeting Minutes). According to an article in The Daily Reporter on January 9, 1961, the Board launched a $2,000 campaign for improvements to the theater (“Campaign for Tibbits Theater Opens Today”). The Coldwater Players made the initial push to save the Tibbits, and that was the beginning of the community rally to save their theatre. The Players spread the word and enlisted other service groups and local businesses to join in with their time, talent, and donations for the renovation of the Tibbits. In January, Woodward Building Materials offered to repair the furnace and donate the labor (“Campaign for Tibbits Theater Opens Today”); Coldwater Concrete Products Co. donated 300 cement blocks for the construction of a fire wall, with Russell Belt agreeing to construct it; and Sweet’s Electric repaired the motor for the furnace and offered to check and replace the wiring (“Strong Support Shown for Theater Project”). The Coldwater Key Club, which was the Kiwanis Club’s high school division, carried the cement blocks into the basement (“Boost for Theater Project”). Work on the theater continued in February, with local mason and carpenter Karly �Burdick, 13 Staley creating the concrete block furnace room with help from Belt and Stanley Cuthbert (“Tibbits Campaign is Nearing its Goal for Rehabilitation”). While work was being done on the furnace room in the basement, there was a flurry of activity upstairs on the main level from local service groups. The Daily Reporter ran photos almost daily that showed the progress on the theater: Coldwater Exchange Club refurbished the main seating area, the Rotary club worked on the dressing rooms and hallway backstage, and the Lions Club conducted a general cleanup of the Tibbits (“Lions Clean Up Tibbits”). The Tibbits Theatre Board of Trustees (often referred to as the Coldwater Players Board of Trustees) met again in February. At this meeting, the chairmen chose a rose shade of paint for the walls of the foyer, and a mint color for the ceiling. There was also mention of obtaining the original chandelier, repairing it, and installing it (February 2 1961 Minutes), but no further mention of locating or repairing the chandelier was made in 1961. In other renovation news, three fire doors were donated by Federal Mogul in February, which Tibbits trustee chairman Sanford Jolly said was a large item in the repair budget (“Fire Doors Donated to Theater”). March brought a final push of work to the theater, with Robert Blosser and Wayne Harmon painting the proscenium, the Rotary Club painting the dressing rooms, and Kiwanis members performing another general cleanup of the theater (“Coldwater Service Clubs Help Out”). The Jaycees also lent a hand with cleaning and with painting the lobby and stairway to the balcony (“Rehabilitation Continues: Paint Theater Lobby, Stairway”). Donations from the community poured in, with Douglas Manufacturing Co. of Bronson and the Sweeny Buick-Pontiac Co. donating cleaning equipment; Legg Lumber, Ideal Wallpaper, and Montgomery Ward donating paint (“Work on Tibbits is Reviewed by Trustees”); and Blaski Construction Co. donating scaffolding �Burdick, 14 (“Rehabilitation Continues: Paint Theater Lobby, Stairway”). While originally the Tibbits was scheduled to have its grand opening with a Coldwater Players presentation of Three Men on a Horse on April 8 or 9, 1961, but by the March board meeting, it was obvious that both the grand opening and the show would be delayed. Whether or not the Players had actually been rehearsing for the show at the time is unclear, as no publicity was done for it aside from a quick mention of both the show and the grand opening in a February article in The Daily Reporter (“Fire Doors Donated to Theater”). The Players did go onstage that summer to present Bull in a China Shop, which had a “disappointing” audience turnout of only 150 people for the two-night run (“China Shop is Presented Here”). The Players’ other show in 1961, Pure as the Driven Snow, also had a two-night run in December. While there were several articles and photos advertising the show, no subsequent review was found. Along with the Players using the Tibbits, the annual Rotary minstrel show was held at the theater the end of April and played to a packed house. The show received rave reviews for its “100 minutes of memorable melodies, razor-sharp comedy, snappy dancing, surprise specialties, colorful costumes and scenery, and effective lighting” (“Rotary Minstrel Scores Hit”). The Sweet Adelines also performed a western musical variety show titled Sagebrush Seranade, along with the Banjo-Tainers of Muskegon joining as part of the evening’s entertainment (“Banjo Trio to Appear Here”). Like the Coldwater Players’ performance, the Sweet Adelines were given newspaper coverage before the show, but no review afterwards. The only other event that was held at the Tibbits that year was a Brothers of the Brush and Centennial Belles meeting (“Brothers, Belles Meet”), and the Tibbits acted as housing for the Greater Coldwater Centennial headquarters for less than a month, from �Burdick, 15 May 16 to June 1 (“Centennial Office at Tibbits Theater” and “Centennial Office Headquarters Moved”). By December of 1961, just over two years after the Players launched their fundraising campaign, they started to acquire bids for estimates of completely renovating the building. Work on the theater had certainly been completed at the beginning of the year, but no other renovations had taken place since March. The City requested an inspection by the state fire marshal, and the news he gave them was grim: the Players needed to raise an additional $39,000 to make the building safe by adding a sprinkler system and an asbestos curtain; the roof and chimney needed to be repaired; and other general repair was needed. The Players had $6,000 remaining mortgage balance. On December 4, 1961, the fire marshal ordered that the Tibbits be closed until the repairs could be made (“Stock Offered to Theatre Project”). Word travels fast in a small town. Even though the Tibbits’ closing wasn’t publicized until December 15, news of closing proliferated. The same day that the press release of its closing appeared, the same article noted that an anonymous donor gave 140 shares of General Foods stock (valued at $13,300) to the Tibbits fund, assuming that the City of Coldwater would accept and operate the building (“Stock Offered to Theatre Project”). Though the Players had worked tirelessly trying to raise funds for the theater, it was an insurmountable burden, and there was talk that the Tibbits would be successful only if the City took over the building. All the work that had been accomplished to save the theater seemed to have been futile after hearing the fire marshal’s order, but the tenacity of the Coldwater Players showed in their next move— at the start of the new year, they organized and launched a drive for the rehabilitation of the Tibbits (“Players Group Opens Drive for Theater Funds”). �Burdick, 16 On the backs of the announcement of the fund drive, donations started coming in. The Sweet Adelines pledged $1,000, Rotary promised their support, the Coldwater Players donated $100 (“Theater Goal and Deadline Set” and “Tibbits Fund Committee to Meet Tonight”), and somewhere between December of 1961 and a Coldwater City Council meeting in January of 1962, the total amount to be raised for the Tibbits grew from $39,000 to $55,000. At that meeting, City Manager G. W. Collins presented a revised estimate of costs, which actually totaled $67,300, but taking into account the donated stock that was valued at $13,300, Collins presented a new figure of $55,000 to be raised. Council members had serious discussions for two hours about the City of Coldwater taking over the theatre’s title, and by a seven to two vote, the motion was made that the City would accept the title if certain conditions were met, like the results of an engineering study and a deadline to raise funds by April 1(“Theater Goal and Deadline Set”). Even though the City agreed to take on this task, the Coldwater Players, now under the title of the Tibbits Fund Committee, still organized and executed the 60-day fund campaign (“Tibbits Fund Committee to Meet Tonight”). The actual kickoff date was not until February 1, 1962, but donations started coming in before that. The Coldwater Moose Lodge held a benefit dinner for Tibbits (“Moose Plan Opera House Benefit”), an antiques auction held at Porter Furniture Store netted $240 (“Tibbits Auction Nets $240 Total”), and Coldwater High School students presented Tibbits with a check for $23.25 (“Students Donate to Tibbits Fund”). Some donations were certainly more substantial than others, but most of the larger gifts were anonymously donated. Aside from the $13,300 General Foods stock, another anonymous donor gave 100 shares of US Steel stock, valued at approximately $7,000 (“New Tibbits Donation”). �Burdick, 17 It seemed as though all of Coldwater pitched in what it could to help save the theater. The Coldwater Fortnightly Musical Club sponsored a kitchen tour as a benefit (“Kitchen Tour for Tibbits Benefit Set”), and the American Legion sponsored a benefit that netted another $160 for the cause (“American Legion Benefit”). A block-by-block canvass of the city for donations was organized by Fund Drive Committee volunteer Dorothy Aitchison and co-chairman Margaret Hayes, in which an additional $9,000 was collected (“Canvass for Tibbits Funds is Planned”). A running list of the names of donors was updated every week in the paper— presumably to not only thank those who had donated, but also encourage more people to donate— and by the first part of April, donations reached $36,000 as the campaign drew to a close (“Tibbits Campaign Is Nearing Climax”). The $55,000 was not met by the deadline that was given by the City Council, but it was clear to everyone that the goal could be met with more time. Hence, the Council granted a 90-day extension for meeting the $55,000 goal (“Council Grants 90-Day Extension to Tibbits Drive”). Meanwhile, from February until May, things were happening across the street from the Tibbits. The old garage building that was once used as a scene shop for building and painting the theater’s sets was being torn down (“Old Landmark Disappearing”). By May, there was no trace that a building had ever stood there, and a parking lot was created in its place, complete with curbs and gutters (“New Parking Lot Being Improved”). This free parking lot was one of the first parking lots in the city, and it just happened to be located in an area of town that would be the most beneficial for the Tibbits. Prior to that parking lot’s creation, patrons had been limited to street parking. Summertime brought about an engineer’s report on the Tibbits, which informed everyone that the building was structurally sound, with one minor repair outstanding— �Burdick, 18 strengthening the capacity in the stage area (“Tibbits Structurally Sound, Says Report of 2 Engineers”). Engineers Vance Gray and Daniel Stolarski of Raymond E. Roose Associates of Toledo, OH examined the Tibbits, along with local architect (and Tibbitslover) Jerry Fair (“Engineers Check Tibbits Today”), with monies for the report provided by the Sweet Adelines group (“Plans Mapped on Tibbits Campaign”). Summer also brought another benefit in the form of a “Tibbits Twist Night” dance contest, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce (“Coldwater to Twist for Tibbits”). Aside from that, campaigning for the Tibbits seemed nonexistent that summer, and the City of Coldwater moved out of the picture as potential owner of the Tibbits. By September, articles in The Daily Reporter began to appear sporadically, but the focus shifted from monetary donations and progress at the theater to the historical documentation on the theater. Part of the original glass chandelier from 1882, presumably created in Czechoslovakia, turned up in the attic of local couple Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kaiser. The entire contents of the Tibbits boxes that they found—196 six-inch glass prisms, 53 three-inch prisms, 25 feet of jewel crystal chains, nine pieces of inch and a quarter crystal discs in a lace pattern, 75 pieces of ¾ inch crystal circles, one large fourinch crystal drop, and an envelope of handmade wire hooks—were donated back to the Tibbits (Bovee). Another donation to the Tibbits in September was several souvenir tickets, one of which was an opening night ticket with B.S Tibbits’ signature on it, the other an admission ticket for “Forty-five Minutes from Broadway” with George M. Cohan’s signature on the back, which Miss Maude Ramsdell found among the belongings of her sister, the late Mrs. Ed Allen (“Tibbits Momentos Found in Home”). Discussion of forming a non-profit corporation for the Tibbits began in October, with the new Tibbits committee consisting of representatives from various Coldwater �Burdick, 19 organizations (“Tibbits Corporation Being Organized”). Supporters who had previously donated to the $55,000 fund drive were contacted about releasing the money to the Executive Tibbits Theater Committee so that work could begin, and by December, the Tibbits Executive Committee had heard back from most donors, agreeing to the release of funds. Minutes from the December meeting also show that Art Lyon and Richard Birringer provided legal help to the committee to form the corporation as the Tibbits Theatre Foundation, and that new officers Les Woodward, president; Robert Yingling, vice president; Margaret Hayes, treasurer; and Franc Gay, secretary, were elected (December 6 1962 Meeting Minutes). On December 12, 1962, the Tibbits officially formed an incorporation, on December 31, 1962, the tax bill was consigned to the Tibbits Theater Foundation, and with that, the Tibbits Opera Foundation was born. �Burdick, 20 Chapter 4: The Foundation & Vaughn Lowther By January of 1963, the Foundation had contacted and received approval for transfer of funds to the Foundation from nearly 100% of the donors. The press release mentioned that only one person chose to have a donation returned, and at press time, there were eleven other donors who had been contacted but had not yet responded (“Tibbits Repairs to Start”). The Tibbits effort was quiet again for the next few months, at least publicity-wise. There must have been more financial planning during this time, but no Foundation minutes exist until May, when both The Daily Reporter and Foundation minutes show that the Board had been looking at finances to receive the additional $26,000 that was needed for re-opening the theater (“Tibbits Repairs to get Underway Here July 10th”). The Executive Board of the Tibbits Foundation expanded in May to include more members from various community organizations and businesses, and they discussed securing a loan for the $26,000 at 6% interest, repayable over three years’ time. In order to secure that loan, though, they needed to have $40,000 in notes signed by reputable individuals. Under the canvassing leadership of V. M. Stilson (known around town as General Stilson, or even just “the General”), the Board began its search for 133 donors who would pledge $100 per year for four years, which would more than adequately satisfy the balance of the loan (May 7 1963 Executive Meeting Minutes). The remaining balance of funds from those donors would be applied to the operating expenses to ensure operation of the Tibbits for the first six years (“Tibbits Repairs to Get Underway Here July 10th”). Up until this point, the focus of the “Save the Tibbits” campaign had landed �Burdick, 21 squarely on the people of Coldwater. By June, the Foundation Board decided to expand its campaign and reach out to all of Branch County for donation requests (June 3 1963 Executive Meeting Minutes). Another anonymous donation, in the form of $1,500, came by the middle of June, and The Daily Reporter reported that a number of people had already agreed to sign notes for the $400 (“Tibbits Progress Excellent”). At the end of June, local music shop Music Mart and owner Wayne Feller donated a standard 9-foot concert grand piano (“Tibbits to Have Concert Grand”). The Board scheduled the fund drive to end on July 10 and begin repairs at that time, but eight days from their proposed end date, they found themselves with only 35 willing donors, just one-third of their target number of donors (“Tibbits Fund Drive One Third to the Top”). Stilson asked to extend the drive to make it a success, and was granted that extension at the July board meeting (July 9 1963 Board Meeting Minutes). The Foundation seemed to have undertaken a project that was larger than anticipated, and several of the Foundation’s Board members attended the school board meeting in July, where they proposed that the school board take over the ownership of the theater (“School Board Ownership of Tibbits Theater Proposed”). There was some discussion during the school board meeting about the pros and cons of the school board owning the theater, but by September members of the Foundation Board had changed their minds again, and they made plans to pay off the land contract and claim the theater as the sole property of the Foundation (“Tibbits Title to be Cleared” and September 6 1963 Board Meeting Minutes). Like every volunteer organization, the Foundation Board members had their share of personality conflicts, and in August, Mr. Yingling resigned. President Woodard also turned in his letter of resignation, listing his reason as the overwhelming demands of the �Burdick, 22 office. General V. M. Stilson was voted in as the new president (August 20 1963 Board Meeting Minutes). Over the course of the summer, the Foundation hired Fair & Robinson Architectural Firm to make plans for restoring the theater. In a The Daily Reporter article titled “Tibbits Plans Are Underway,” Stilson emphasized that “Our plans are to restore the theater—not just renovate it. We are interested in obtaining descriptions of how the interior and exterior used to look from anyone having such information” (“Tibbits Plans are Underway”). Even though the money was not totally secured by this time, the Board pushed ahead with plans to fix the heating and install a new sprinkler system. They then projected the theater’s opening date to be sometime in October (“Tibbits Plans are Underway”). In September, Foundation Secretary Franc Gay sent a letter to the Branch County Board of Supervisors, the Coldwater City Council, and Mayor Olen Fry, petitioning the removal of current tax assessments for the Tibbits and removal from the tax roll. In the letter, Gay asked the leaders to consider removing the theater from the tax roll due to the fact that “The Tibbits Theatre Foundation is a non-profit organization in the process of developing the civic project with which you are all familiar. Its purpose is to advance the welfare and cultural interests of Coldwater and Branch County” (Franc Gay Letter to Branch County Board of Supervisors). By October 13, the Foundation Board had received word from the Branch County Board of Supervisors that the tax exemption had been granted. The minutes from the October meeting noted that the Board expected to hear from the City of Coldwater on the matter shortly thereafter, which they did (October 13 1963 Board Meeting Minutes). October brought another flurry of renovation activity at the theater, with Roussey Construction Company hired for refurbishing the dressing rooms, and repairing the �Burdick, 23 plaster and roof; Michigan Chandelier Company was contacted about restoring the large chandelier; and local volunteers continued work on the wallpaper and paint. The Foundation Board continued to dream big with their new goal of renovation and restoration, and local architect Jerry Fair started working on plans for remodeling the dressing rooms and adding a lounge and rehearsal area in the basement. The Historical Society expressed some interest in establishing a museum in the basement (October 13 1963 Board Meeting Minutes). One of the major projects in the theater was the installation of the new fire marshal appointed sprinkler system. In order to run water service and install the sprinkler system, there had to be some damage to the sidewalk and the street, but the City Council and the Coldwater Board of Public Utilities agreed to absorb the cost of fixing that anticipated damage (“City, BPU to Lend Hand to the Tibbits”). Even though the theater was scheduled to be opened in October, it did not happen. The Roger Williams concert that the Board scheduled was held at the Coldwater High School instead, with proceeds from the concert going to the Tibbits fund (“Roger Williams to Play in Coldwater October 23”). That the concert was not held at the Tibbits did not stop Roger Williams from visiting the building. He stopped in to view the restoration work, and after his tour was complete, he commented, “This is simply wonderful!” (“Artist Visits Theater”). Other inside projects of that autumn included a gas line being laid to the new heating equipment in the boiler room (“Tibbits Readied for Show”), an addition to the back of the main theater building to house the heating plant and air-conditioning equipment, and the addition of an asbestos fire curtain, which would be lowered to separate the stage from the audience in the event of an emergency (November 13 1963 �Burdick, 24 Board Meeting Minutes). While the dangers of asbestos are now known, and fire curtains are currently made of fiberglass or iron, in the 60s most fire curtains were made out of asbestos (“Safety Curtain”). Work was being completed not only on the inside of the building. The outside was due for a facelift, too, and from October 24 to November 5, 1963, the movie theater marquee was removed, the large electric Tibbits sign was dismantled, and the tile on the exterior’s front was removed, revealing the beautiful old brick and stone façade (“Face Changing”). As the front tile came down, many speculated whether or not the statue of Shakespeare’s bust would be found nestled in the small alcove near the roof of the theater. Unfortunately, it was never found. On Wednesday, November 20, 1963, history was made when the Tibbits reopened with a Grand Ole Opry performance, the first professional production held at the theater since before its cinema days (“Tibbits Readied for 1st Pro Production”). With a “starstudded” performance by Jimmy Dickens, Shirley Ray, Stonewall Jackson, Jimmy Newman, and Red Sovine, the pressure was on for the remodeling work to be completed on time. The day before the two evening performances, crews were scrambling to clean up the remodeling mess and have the Tibbits looking respectable for the first professional performance. At this time, the gas line was also being laid to the boiler room (“Tibbits Readied for Show”). Though the crew’s intention was to have the Tibbits in audienceready condition for the Grand Ole Opry performance, instead the audience endured the show in a theater with no heat, sitting for two hours in an “‘ice-box’ theater to watch and listen to the liveliest strumming, humming and shouting you’ve ever heard this side of the Mason-Dixon line” (Shattuck). Audience members may have been shivering in the 32-degree theater, but they �Burdick, 25 took comfort in the fact that they were entertained throughout the evening, and that the theater was open again. The Daily Reporter writer Kathryn Shattuck noted her feelings in a review following the performance: “Great progress has been made in bringing Tibbits back as a working theater but it has been a ‘blood, sweat and tears’ affair. Every nickel and dime has counted, and there is one thing about it all that matters most— we may all have colds as a result of last night’s performance, but the theater is safe [and] sound, and always will be because it is carefully supervised by all those interested in doing things right and in the best interests of Coldwater” (Shattuck). The Sweet Adelines were not keen on having their variety show play to a freezing audience on November 30 and December 1, so they moved their performance from the Tibbits to the Roosevelt Auditorium. They then moved their performance location back to the Tibbits three days before the show because the heat was fixed and “because of the exceptional job done by V. M. Stilson and the workmen connected with the project; the theatre is now in good enough condition to stage a complete production” (“Adelines’ Show to be at Tibbits”). Sometime in November or December of 1963, the Foundation Board hired the first theater manager, George Vaughn Lowther, who does not even recall applying for the job. Prior to the Tibbits, Lowther was a technical assistant for the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre, which had a small staff of professional people, Lowther included. The Tibbits offered him room and board at Stukey’s Inn, as well as a stipend of about $50 per week, he recollects (Personal Interview). While his official title for the Tibbits was “Director of the Theater,” and his duties as outlined in the December Foundation minutes were to assist in helping the Players group get organized, direct them, look after things at the theater, and do public relations and publicity (December 10 1963 Board Meeting �Burdick, 26 Minutes), Lowther maintains that this was not his job description at all. Instead, he was more of a production manager than a business or theater manager and recalls: The Board handled the business of the theatre—the booking, the advertising…My real title should have been production manager because I came in from Fort Wayne Civic as a techie and so I was more like tech director, production manager, what-have-you. My billing on the ATF program is stage manager, and on the Tibbits part of it, technical director. It was up to the production manager to make sure that show gets in, works, and gets out; that the lighting person does what he needs to do; making sure that Agnes Moorhead has a rose in her dressing room; that sort of thing. (Personal Interview) By December 14, 1963, a production of Jack and the Beanstalk was shown twice, with Lowther using his contacts from his previous position at the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre to contract in the group (Tarr, “Manager-Director Engaged to Handle Tibbits Events”). In a full-page spread in the Fort Wayne newspaper in January, a photo appears of Lowther working on some dimmers. Lowther recalled that when he was hired in, there was no theatrical lighting system of any sort in the Tibbits. He vividly remembered procuring the dimmers. Lowther had become acquainted with the first cousin of the owner/editor of The Daily Reporter. Somehow, they found out about a theater in Detroit that was being torn down, so they made the trek to Detroit to retrieve those dimmers, salvaging between a dozen and eighteen of them: “I was responsible for outfitting the theater with lights. It was rudimentary and primitive, but it worked. The dimmers are the heart of the lighting system. I did that early on in the game. This was the techie in me, making things happen” (Personal Interview). Lowther remembered the dimmers being �Burdick, 27 the old-fashioned kind, the sort of dimmers that were used in theaters all over the world in an earlier era, that were “a coil of copper wire, encased in ceramic… 12 to 18 inches in diameter, and you would slide the contact point around to dim or brighten the lights” (Personal Interview). After the Fort Wayne Civic’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk, the only other December offering at the Tibbits was a community Christmas carol sing, sponsored by the Sweet Adelines and several local church choirs (“Community Caroling Slated for Tibbits”). The next year,1964, brought with it various performances from professional, community, and educational groups. January began with a soprano concert featuring Doris Yarick (“Renowned Singer to Sing in City Monday”) and the Chad Mitchell Trio benefit concert, which was held in the high school gymnasium to accommodate a larger crowd (“Chad Mitchell Trio Coming Here”), but the biggest draw in January was without a doubt a series of sketches from world famous plays and novels, titled “Come Close! I’ll Give You an Earful” with Agnes Moorhead. The review of the performance was beyond glowing with Moorhead’s “popularity proven” with a capacity audience: Miss Moorehead, who, it was discovered later, had designed the dress she wore, was still radiant with red hair and sparkling wit. The gown was an Empire style in pink organdy embroidered in gold. It offset her hair in such a way as to make her a picture of elegance even before she uttered a word. When she had begun her performance, however, the audience forgot all else and for one and one-half hours remained under the influence of her mesmerizing voice. (Tarr, “Capacity Audience Takes in Moorehead Appearance”) Lowther remembers that performance and Miss Moorehead. He reminisced, “I �Burdick, 28 had a ‘Thank You’ note from Agnes Moorehead. I had put a single rose in her dressing room before her arrival. She was used to getting whole bouquets, but I could only afford one [rose]. But she was very gracious and sent me a ‘Thank You’ note.” (Personal Interview). Following the performance, there was the opportunity for some to meet her at a reception given by the Stilsons in their home. In February, the Board issued a public request for donations of tables, lamps, vanity dressing tables, water pitchers, and mirrors to furnish the backstage area in preparation for future performances (“Need Items for Pajama Game”). The new red flocked wallpaper was hung by Lyle Barry, Gerald Clar, and Wayne Harmon the end of February, with Richard Dirschell painting the proscenium arch. The Tecumseh Players also brought in a production of The Pajama Game during this time, which had a mediumsized audience the first night and near-capacity audience for the second (“Tecumseh Troupe Plays to Good ‘Pajama Game’ House”). The cast had presented the standingroom-only show in Tecumseh prior to their Tibbits run, and arrived in Coldwater between 2:30 and 3pm the day of their first Tibbits showing. They needed time to rehearse (several hours) and adapt their show to the Tibbits stage, as their Tecumseh performances were theatre-in-the-round productions. The actors loved the acoustics, the dressing rooms, and the large stage, but they did comment that the stage was “a little splintery” (“Tecumseh Players Pleased With Theater”). Though January’s big draw was Agnes Moorehead’s performance, February’s was Joseph Cotten and Patricia Medina, playing to a full house in The Seven Ways of Love. That single performance—as The Daily Reporter put it— “scored” with the audience, and it grossed $3,500 in receipts. After the performance, another reception was held at the Stilson’s, where Medina raved about the theater, saying, “I love the �Burdick, 29 theatre…but Joe is insane about it,” to which Mr. Cotten added, “We hope that you’ll invite us back after it’s finished. We are quite enthusiastic about how it will look when it’s done” (“Cottens Score With Tibbits Crowd”). Mr. Cotten went on to liken the Tibbits to a theater in Sarasota, Florida, which was brought from Europe and reconstructed there (“Cottens Score With Tibbits Crowd”). The next few weeks brought more donations from both businesses and individuals, as well as the installation of a new flame-red velour main drape, which was donated by the local Rotary (“Rotarians Purchase Curtain”). March also brought a performance by the University of Michigan Glee Club (“Coming to Tibbits”), as well as a spring fashion show that was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce (“The Friars”). The most noteworthy event surrounding the Tibbits in March, however, was the beginning of the mural installation in the Tibbits’ lobby, by local Disney artist Alfred Parke. The mural, which is still a focal point in the Tibbits’ lobby, decorates the west and north walls of the lobby, approximately 500 square feet (“A Mural for the Tibbits”). Wayne Harmon and some of his men surfaced the walls with canvas, which Parke painted with oils. Jim Bryan, Bill Bobler, and Walter Johnson were given credit in The Daily Reporter for assistance providing materials, rigging, and décor details (“Progress Report on Tibbits Mural”). Though Parke’s creative mural certainly dressed up the lobby area, Lowther did not approve of its being installed: “I felt it was a little too Disney. I didn’t think it was in keeping with the history with the Tibbits,” he said (Personal Interview). Then again, Lowther asserted, “I was a techie; I was not the theater manager,” so per the Board’s request, the mural went up. April had a full slate of entertainment scheduled for the Tibbits, including the highly-anticipated Rotary minstrel show (“That Time of Year”), a free concert sponsored �Burdick, 30 by Music Mart (“Free Concert Monday”), Bob Newhart and the Outsiders (“Bob Newhart Ad”), the Tibbits Civic Theatre (formerly the Coldwater Players) production of Life With Father (“Tibbits Marquee”), a Coldwater High School variety show (“Variety Show Set April 24”), the comedic styling of pianist Henry L. Scott (“Pianist-Humorist Coming”), and a drum and bugle festival by the Blue Angels Drum and Bugle Corps. (“Drum, Bugle Festival to be at Tibbits”). May also had a variety of entertainment, mainly school concerts, and professional concerts of Wayne King and of the Virginia Symphony. Reviews of Wayne King and fellow performers Miss Evans and Jim Hayes were favorable, with reviewer Kathy Tarr noting not only the range and clear execution of the melody of the performances, but also the sense of nostalgia that the performances brought to the theater. One critique that Tarr did mention that “put a damper on the evening’s entertainment” was that “the entertainers felt the need for a microphone, which, with the acoustics of the Tibbits, is unnecessary. There were a number of times during the program when the music was far too loud for the audience” (“King Brings Back Memories”). The Fort Wayne Children’s Theatre appeared with a production of Reynard the Fox, and though one press release stated that tickets were selling well, the Foundation minutes for May tell another story. In Stilson’s report, he stated that the children’s theatre production was not successful, and though the Board handed out 5,000 circulars to every child (in the school system?), the response was minimal. Stilson continued to say that he felt the people in the county were not interested in children’s theatre, and he recommended not doing another children’s theatre production, but Mrs. Parke disagreed, stating that they should try one more production and cast local children in some parts to generate more interest (May 12 1964 Board Meeting Minutes). �Burdick, 31 Though more dance shows, lectures, and even an appearance by Mrs. America took place in May and June, the focus quickly shifted to the American Theatre Festival’s arrival in town. It seemed as though the entire town was excited to have the first professional summer stock season, as evidenced by an entire 18-page section of the newspaper devoted to it, and by the number of advertisers who supported that publication (The Daily Reporter). From the beginning of June until the close of the summer season in September, over 85 articles, ads, and photos promoting the summer season appeared in The Daily Reporter. While the Tibbits Foundation Board placed its own advertisements of upcoming shows, the Tibbits received twice the amount of advertising because Stukey’s Inn also promoted a dinner and theatre package for every show. The content in The Daily Reporter focused not only on the performers and the performances; a good variety of articles about the apprentices and designers also appeared. As is true today, most audiences have only a vague understanding of what it takes to mount a full production. Articles like “School Teacher Handles Theatrical Costume Making” helped to explain what process was used to create the costumes, with an outline of events: first, the costume designer Sally Dunlap drew a design for each character; then, costume mistress Tony Showalter fitted the actors; next, she bought the fabric; and finally, she constructed the costume (“School Teacher Handles Theatrical Costume Making”). Before the show Ten Nights in a Barroom opened, The Daily Reporter ran a feature article about an old-time backdrop that Al Parke created specifically for the show. All the signs on the backdrop contained real names, slogans, and products that were advertised by local businesses from 1894 to 1900. The backdrop, full of swirls and ads by local merchants, featured Van Akens livery, which advertised a taxi surrey to the train; �Burdick, 32 Battle Ax Plug Tobacco; oysters and clams at the Arlington; and even Bart Tibbits’ (founder of the Tibbits Opera House) old cigar factory (“Old-Time Backdrop Created”). The summer season would not have been possible were it not for the help of locals. On several occasions, the producers of the ATF solicited help from the community. At one point, several items that community members were asked to donate were office desks, long tables, and even a table saw (“Items Needed for Tibbits Productions”). At the end of July, the Foundation had secured a residence for some of its company members at 90 Division Street, and asked for furnishings for the home, which would be used that summer, the winter season, and the following summers. Items requested in this press release included lamps, chairs, dressers, rugs, and other living room furniture (“Festival Asks Help in Establishing Residence”). That first summer, the ATF produced eleven shows: Solid Gold Cadillac, The Pursuit of Happiness, The Man Who Came To Dinner, Under the Yum Yum Tree, Ten Nights in a Barroom, Mister Roberts, Girls in 509, Picnic, The Seven-Year Itch, Little Mary Sunshine, and Light Up the Sky, with each production running Tuesday through Sunday for a one-week engagement. Though Foundation minutes report that while summer stock was supported and well-attended, it did not turn a profit that summer. However, in exchange for use of the facilities, the ATF paid some $3,500-$4,000 in utility bills and improvements to the theater, like lighting and equipment, and the Foundation now also had approximately $5,000 in costumes and another $5,000 in scenery (September 22 1964 Board Meeting Minutes). The ATF producers stayed for a winter season and formed the Tibbits Repertoire Company with another professional company of actors, producing World of Carl Sandburg in October (“World of Carl Sandburg Opens Season at Tibbits”), Candida in �Burdick, 33 November (“Candida Opens Wednesday”), and Dial M for Murder along with Rapunzel & the Witch in December (“Dial ‘M’ for Murder Coming to Tibbits”). In August, Lowther sent out inquiries for other jobs, and by the fall, he was on his way to start his new job in Sarasota, Florida. Former theater rat and friend Billy Lee Harman remembers driving to Sarasota with Lowther through Hurricane Dora in his Corvair station wagon that September (Personal Interview). Why did Lowther leave, right when things seemed to be coming together for the Tibbits? Lowther’s memory of leaving was somewhat vague, clouded by 50 years of other memories. He admitted, “I must have seen the winds of change…I don’t remember any conversations about those changes, but I would say it was the change in the weather that I moved on” (Personal Interview). Along with the Tibbits Repertoire Company’s performances, that fall and winter brought a smattering of events—everything from the Sweet Adelines’ variety show, a satirical dance and pantomime show, concerts, plays, and travelogues. The main fall attraction was Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (dance team Bud and Cece Robinson and singer Anita Bryant), who performed twice on November 9 to two standing-room-only audiences (“Lombardo, Miss Bryant Score With Audience Here”). The Board also made the decision in October to hire Burrill, Inc., a fundraising organization. They had considered the possibility of hiring a fundraising organization since January of 1964. Ralph Little, from Burrill, Inc., attended two October Board Meetings to discuss the plan for fundraising. The program was set to begin on October 12, at the cost of $9,000 in fees for Burrill’s services (financed by borrowing from the Branch Co. Savings Bank, as well as the Southern Michigan National Bank), with the amount to be raised at $200,000 (October 06 1964 Board Meeting Minutes). Lowther credits much of the Tibbits’ success to Stilson, who resigned from the �Burdick, 34 Foundation Board in December, shortly after Lowther’s departure from Coldwater. Lowther remembered: The early Board, starting before I got there, was in transition for several years….it was probably a matter of being a newly formed board of directors figuring out how to make this monster that they’re creating work. [Regarding] Stilson’s job—one of the ladies on the Board was commenting to me—and I’m paraphrasing here— that he was bringing in too many things...that this town wasn’t big enough for all of these events that he wanted to present… He may have been a bit of a bull in the china shop, but it wouldn’t have happened without him. He was the guiding force. He may have alienated people in the process, but he was the spark that created [the Tibbits’ success]. (Personal Interview) At the December Board meeting, Jerri Parke and Winifred Morency also tendered their letters of resignation, but Mrs. Morency’s was denied, so she agreed to remain on the Board. Roy Patterson was named the new president of the Foundation Board with Duane E. Davidson as vice president. With that, the year was over, and the search for a new theater manager was underway. �Burdick, 35 Chapter 5: Larry Carrico Takes Over New Year’s is a time for new beginnings, a time for a fresh start. The Board had just replaced half of its officers and needed to find someone to take over Lowther’s managerial position. Apparently, Lowther was not the only person managing the Tibbits’ affairs during 1964, since according to a letter written by Ken Kohn to President Patterson, Kohn had also been serving as manager for the Tibbits (Lowther speculates that Kohn was serving as more of a business manager than a theater or production manager, but it is quite possible that Kohn took over Lowther’s position after he left for Sarasota). In the letter, Kohn expresses disappointment with his last three months of “employment” at the Tibbits— he was never told he was being dismissed as manager, had not been paid what had been promised, had moved his family to Coldwater (and as such his wife had given up her job and they had lost money because of it), and he had recently heard that the Board was looking for a qualified and experienced theater manager (and he seemed offended that his extensive qualifications were being overlooked). Furthermore, he was upset by the rumors around town of his “inefficiency as a manager,” which was making it difficult for him to secure another job in the area (Ken Kohn Letter to President Patterson). Kohn’s complaint wasn’t addressed by the Board until the first June Board meeting, at which point President Patterson wrote him a letter, offering him the option to settle the dispute at $500 (June 8 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). By the second June Board Meeting, Kohn had accepted the Board’s offer (June 24 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). January had a slow start for offerings at the Tibbits. The high cost of bringing in performances with little foreseeable return (January 12 1965 Board Meeting Minutes) �Burdick, 36 resulted in the cancellation of Hal Holbrook performing his famous Mark Twain impersonation, Basil Rathbone with a dramatic presentation, and performances of Entrances & Exits, Caldonia, and another scheduled production by the ATF/Tibbits Repertoire Company. Rubinoff and his Violins appeared in January, with an audience of over 500, who excitedly endured a long wait in the lobby prior to the house being opened (“Rubinoff Wows Coldwaterites”). The buzz circulating Rubinoff and his Stradivarius violin was evident several days prior to his performance at the Tibbits, with an article in The Daily Reporter informing the public of the rarity of actually owning a Stradivarius violin, and information on how many fakes and copies had been produced. Only 540 authentic “Strads” were in existence, of which 163 were in the United States. Rubinoff happened to own one of those authentic Strads, which he had insured for $100,000 (“Many Believe They Possess Real Strad, Says Rubinoff”). According to that same article, those lucky enough to hear him at the Tibbits would “hear the lustrous tones of his world famous violin” (“Many Believe They Possess Real Strad, Says Rubinoff”). Following the performance, it was said that this, the first program held at the Tibbits for 1965, would “…be difficult to follow, and it was also the type of show of which there should be many more” (“Rubinoff Wows Coldwaterites”). The most expensive performers hired in January were Woody Herman and Roger Williams, at $1,500 and $2,000, respectively. The Board voted to take out a loan, with five members signing said loan and liable for $700 each in order to secure those performances (January 19 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). The proceeds of those concerts were to be used to repay the loan, but at the February Foundation Board Meeting, a loss of $500 for the Woody Herman concert was reported (February 28 1965 Community Meeting Minutes). Other January, February, and March offerings included The Taming �Burdick, 37 of the Shrew, performed by the Michigan State University Players, several travelogues sponsored by Kiwanis, the high school’s Fine Arts Festival, as well as their junior play, Pioneer Go Home, a Branch County Community Concert Association concert, and a Cancer Crusade kickoff meeting. The renovation effort continued in February with replastering and painting of the theater’s ceiling, the labor for which was donated by local building company Legg Lumber. While the original estimated cost by contractors was $20,000, actual costs were between $5,000 and $6,000 (February 09 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). The roof over the stage had begun to leak, so that problem had to be addressed. At an informational community meeting in March, approximately 75 citizens came to hear a report on the five-year financial plan for the Tibbits. Foundation Chairman Sanford Jolley reported that two intercom systems had been installed, with plans for three more in the future. The Board remained hopeful with the theater’s progress, especially because I-69, a new highway, was being constructed east of the City, which the Board identified as a convenient and time-saving route for incoming Coldwater traffic, hopefully bringing more patrons to the theater (February 28 1965 Community Meeting Minutes). Also in March, President Patterson sent a letter to the president of Burrill, Inc., the fundraising organization that the Board hired in October of 1964. In the letter, Patterson requested that some of the service fee be returned to the Foundation, since the fundraiser was “...almost a complete failure.” Instead of the estimated $200,000, only $20,000 was received in donations, $11,000 of which was paid to Mr. Burrill’s company. Patterson asserts that the Board “…selected your company on the basis of your reputation and record of success in other areas…We feel that as professional fund raisers, you certainly expected a greater degree of success. The Board of Directors of the Tibbits Opera �Burdick, 38 Foundation by the same reasoning feel that the drive was a failure and the Foundation should be entitled to a rebate” (Patterson Letter to Burrill). April and May events were sporadic, and included the Rotary’s annual minstrel show, Holy Week services, a Kiwanis travelogue, several concerts, and an all-county production of Bye, Bye Birdie, the proceeds of which ($1,000) were used to repair the roof. The Board addressed another grievance, that of Barbara Bernahl, who claimed that the Foundation owed her money for services rendered in the box office. It was the Board’s understanding that she was to be reimbursed only the cost for her babysitter, so her complaint was sent to Mr. Lyon, the Board’s legal counsel. By June, Bernahl was sent a letter, in which the Board offered to pay her a settlement of $500—half to be paid that year, and half the following (June 8 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). In September, the Board minutes reflect that Bernahl had denied the Board’s offer to settle and had threatened to sue (September 21 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). The Board decided to wait for further correspondence from her, which either apparently didn’t come or wasn’t logged until December of 1966, when the Board minutes showed that the Department of Labor sent a letter to the Board on Bernahl’s behalf for a claim of $737.50 (December 13 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). The result of this dispute is unknown. New office secretary Mrs. Hillyar was introduced at the June 8 Board Meeting, but by the next bi-weekly meeting, she had already resigned. June was also the month in which the company for the summer stock started arriving. The Foundation teamed up with the ATF again (sans Kohn) to produce summer stock in 1965, with Larry Carrico hired as the stage manager, technical director, and scenic designer (“Detroiter Handling Stage Management”). Carrico recalls his introduction to the Tibbits. At the time, he was working in Detroit, and became acquainted with Walter Stump and Glen Crane through �Burdick, 39 one of his theatre students. Carrico set up auditions for ATF in Detroit, got to know Stump and Crane, and was asked if he would be interested in coming for the summer. He accepted: “I was supposed to be there just for the summer, and then go back to teach high school in Detroit” (Personal Interview). That summer, Carrico and the rest of the ATF staff produced nine shows: The Fantasticks, Come Blow Your Horn, Abie’s Irish Rose, The Music Man, The Drunkard, The Happy Time, My Fair Lady, Mary Mary, and Oklahoma. Originally, eleven shows were on the schedule, but because of the audiences’ popular reception of My Fair Lady and Oklahoma, those shows were each held over an additional week. Every opening was met with a favorable review. Of the Fantastics, the critic wrote, “For an opening night, few things went wrong and the show came off smoothly. For an opening show, nothing could have topped it” (“Fantasticks Opens Here”). The opening of Come Blow Your Horn was met with, “With this company of players, the same outstanding production staff as last summer, and the talented young group of technical people, this season promises to be one of the finest to be seen anywhere. Coldwater may consider itself very fortunate” (“Tibbits Festival Players Open Come Blow Your Horn”). Abie’s Irish Rose was described as a show that “…added another feather to an increasingly colorful cap…with a thoroughly delightful production” (“Abie’s Irish Rose Scores Here”). The popularity of The Music Man and Oklahoma was without question, as they were both held over, and Happy Time was said to be “one of the most beautiful shows ever presented at the Tibbits Opera House…[It] should prove, if last evening’s performance was any criteria, to be one of the top productions of the American Theatre Festival” (“Happy Time Is Happy Choice”). Finally, Mary, Mary’s critique started with, “Bouquets of roses to the American Theatre Festival…from the moment the curtain opened, the �Burdick, 40 largest opening night audience for a non-musical play in the history of ATF was entertained and showed its appreciation by being the most enthusiastic audience…” (“Mary Scores Triumph”). Time and again, the technical aspects of the summer shows were praised, too, with Larry Carrico’s name mentioned many times for “[coming] through again with a beautifully designed stage” (“Abie’s Irish Rose Scores Here”). The Board must have perceived that Carrico would be able to make a noticeable impact at the theater because a month after he was hired for summer stock, the Board interviewed him for the theatre manager position. Carrico didn’t return to Detroit that autumn, choosing instead to take the position at the theater, and by September, he began his duties at the Tibbits part-time, alongside his teaching job at Lakeland School (July 13 1965 Board Meeting). Carrico said that he was approached by Harold Stukey for the theater manager position: [The Board] asked, ‘Can you produce the summer theater?’ I said, ‘Sure.’ I had introduced the summer theater in Manistee two years before that and managed the Opera House. ATF expected to come back the next season. They were very upset with me; thought that I had instigated [their dismissal]. They were excited that I was going to be there all winter, so that the theater would be in better shape. But the Board wasn’t too happy [with ATF]—they had lost a lot of money [those] two seasons. (Personal Interview) Another probable reason why the ATF producers were upset to hear this decision was that Tibbits Opera Foundation had reneged on a contract. In April, the Foundation members had signed a five-year lease agreement with the ATF to continue summer stock, which would have brought them all the way to the 1969 summer stock season (“Summer �Burdick, 41 Stock to Open Here On June 15”). The Board minutes do not accurately reflect this matter surrounding ATF’s dismissal, as the January 1966 minutes report that the ATF wasn’t interested in returning to the Tibbits: “…the Theatre Festival people were asked to come to the Board with some proposal for the coming summer. However, they have decided not to operate the summer theatre project this summer. Therefore, the Executive Board discussed the matter and recommended that the Tibbits Theatre Foundation run it this summer, [with] Larry Carrico engaged to operate the theater…” (January 11 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). Carrico moved his family, at that time consisting of wife Sally and six-month-old son Sean, to Coldwater in the fall of 1965. Running the theater was a family affair. Carrico worked long hours on lighting, cleaning the theater, and bringing in acts; Sally volunteered in the box office; Sean played in the playpen that the Carricos set up in the box office for him until he was old enough to help out around the theater. Carrico remembers Sean helping at a young age, running the spotlight. Because he was so small, he “…had to stand in a chair to work the followspot” (Personal Interview). Neither Sally nor Sean was paid to work at the Tibbits; everything they did was volunteer. On September 21, Board Members Davidson, Heikkinen, and President Patterson reported that they attended a meeting in Ann Arbor regarding financial federal aid for the theater, and it was suggested that the Tibbits Opera Foundation become the Tibbits Opera Foundation and Arts Council instead, thereby becoming eligible for grants from the Michigan Council of the Arts, which was formed that year. The Board appointed an Arts Council, consisting of Margaret Hayes, Phyllis Coscarelly, Florence Kiess, Joan Collins, and Sally Whitten (September 21 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). It took the Council several months of meetings to plan how this new group would be organized in order to �Burdick, 42 avoid overlapping of events and dates, coordinate use of the Opera House, and attract new members from local arts groups. October brought to the Tibbits stage the Wayne King orchestra concert, which was fervently promoted. One article from The Daily Reporter reminded locals of the following: “King, one of last season’s most popular attractions, merits the place of honor on this year’s program” (“Waltz King to Return”). The world-famous performer and his orchestra were not reviewed after the fact, but their popularity was evident in the fact that the concert brought the Tibbits a profit of almost $968 (December 12 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). Much like the previous year, that fall and winter brought a varied collection of almost weekly events: the Sweet Adelines’ variety show, Sing Americana; a ballet, Two Go Dancing; The Coldwater High School senior class play, Noah; Quincy High School’s musical, Mr. Crane; several Kiwanis travelogues; and even an art lecture by a professor at the University of Michigan’s College of Architecture and Design Department. The Board, under new leadership since the last time it had presented a children’s theatre production, decided to continue providing the community with children’s shows. In November, Pinocchio, a Reed Marionettes puppet show, came to the stage. It was so popular that to accommodate the large audience, another performance had to be added. The three performances turned a profit of just under $435 (February 09 1965 Board Meeting Minutes). Hansel & Gretel was presented by the Piccolo Opera Company of Detroit in December, and though praise was given for the voices, set, lighting, scenery, and makeup, reviewer Kathleen Tarr said that the “…musical fairy tale lacked zip and tended to drag in spots.” For each compliment that Tarr gave the actors, she referred back to the weaknesses of the script itself: “…the play itself had little to appeal to �Burdick, 43 youngsters who grow fidgety quite easily” (“Hansel and Gretel Presented”). While the Tibbits’ most consistent usage was during the summer stock season, it still played host to a variety of events throughout the first part of the year: Kiwanis travelogues were routinely held, several concerts were sponsored by the Branch County Community Concert Association, Hamlet was presented by Michigan State University’s Performing Arts Co., the Rotary minstrel show appeared, Coldwater High School produced Our Town, as well as a children’s theatre production of Sleeping Beauty, the annual fashion show to benefit the Hospital Auxiliary was hosted, and various other concerts were performed. Even St. Charles, the local Catholic school, began using the Tibbits and staged a performance of It’s a Great Life. The schools were using the Tibbits so frequently that in May, Board minutes show the suggestion to publicize what school activities have been held at the Tibbits in order to make the community aware of how frequently the school was actually relying on the theater (May 10 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). One anticipated event that the Branch County Community Concert Association brought to the stage, one that it began promoting in May of 1965, was Ruth Page’s Chicago Opera Ballet, which appeared on the stage in March of 1966: “Without question, guest ballerina Josette Amiel, performing through the courtesy of the Paris Opera, was the highlight of the evening. She is not only an outstanding dancer, but a beautiful and fine actress to boot. She made Camille come alive for even those in the audience unfamiliar with the intricacies of the ballet,” gushed reviewer Kathleen Tarr (“Stage Graced by Ballet”). Apparently, the other offerings that the Branch County Community Concert Association provided for the people of Coldwater that season were not as appreciated. As Tarr continued, “The Chicago Opera Ballet company succeeded, where �Burdick, 44 the other two concerts failed, to make it a truly memorable one” (“Stage Graced by Ballet”). The other anticipated event of the spring season was the arrival of the Dukes of Dixieland, whose group was publicized from February to April of 1966, when they appeared. At the time they played at the Tibbits, this well-known jazz band had made eleven albums for Audio-Fidelity, which sold more than 2 million copies, representing $12 million in retail sales. In addition, they had a best-selling album with Louis Armstrong (“Dukes of Dixieland at Tibbits Sunday”). Without a doubt, audiences were excited to witness Dukes of Dixieland’s performance, and the subsequent review was favorable: “There was never any question [that] the show went over well with the large audience…. This was evident from the number of feet one could hear tapping around the Opera House. Even on slow blues numbers in Dixie land, there’s plenty of beat to tap a foot to (“Dukes of Dixieland Play to Capacity Audience”). In May of 1966, the Board made plans to install a refreshment stand in the alley south of the Tibbits, with an estimated cost of $250 to lay 50 feet of concrete (May 10 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). In June, the Board minutes reflect that members Teeter and Meier were arranging to have the alley paved for that refreshment area (June 14 1966 Board Meeting Minutes), and July minutes show that the Board had decided that lighting would also be needed in the alley (July 12 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). Though it seemed that the Board was progressing well with its plans, Carrico said that this refreshment stand did not appear until seven or eight years later, when his son Sean, who was then seven or eight years old, managed it, selling lemonade and soft drinks: “I’m the one who paved [the alley]. I remember one night, I was working by the headlights of my car, finishing the concrete,” he said. Carrico is also the one who built the refreshment �Burdick, 45 stand itself out of bricks. Once the basement kitchen was finished, Sean worked the refreshment stand from there (Personal Interview). The summer season quickly approached, and though season tickets didn’t go on sale until May, preparations for the summer season began much earlier, with Carrico hiring the summer stock crew by March 8 (March 08 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). Of the hiring process, Carrico said, “I never did cattle calls. I would put one ad in trade papers in New York and would have 2,000 applications. I would whittle that down to 200, [the people] I wanted to see” (Personal Interview). From there, Carrico and his staff from New York would schedule appointments to hold auditions in New York. Auditions were each ten minutes long and were held from 9am to 6pm four days straight. Carrico said that he would then “…go back to my suite and would go through all the applications and discuss each one and discuss who we wanted for callbacks” (Personal Interview). Summer stock for the 1966 season included South Pacific, Show Boat, The Sound of Music, The Student Prince, and Camelot. Changes were made to the manner in which summer stock was presented that summer, with shows running two weeks. Reviews were more than positive in The Daily Reporter, with headlines for each show touting, “Excellent Acting, Singing, Mark the Tibbits Opening,” “Show Boat Entrances First Night Audience,” “The Sound of Music is Best Opening to Date,” “Student Prince Opening is an Enjoyable Experience,” and “Camelot Opening is Finest of the Season.” It was a season of firsts, too. Along with advertisements by Tibbits and Stukey’s, the season was also advertised by local restaurant Gracie O’Shanahan’s for the first time. Finally, the Tibbits stage was graced with a Baldwin Style D Concert Grand Piano, which was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Feller of Music Mart (Declaration of Gift by Wayne Feller). The sets for the season were designed long-distance, which was something that �Burdick, 46 had not previously been done. Apparently, Carrico had been asked to do too much, and “…because of his already full schedule felt unable to do this for the rest of the season” (Sound of Music Sets Have their Own Interesting Story”). Instead, Carrico contacted Tom A. Aston, an old theatre friend in Detroit. Aston said that he would be willing to do the designing but was unable to come to Coldwater for the summer. To make it work, Aston designed in Detroit, and then sent one of his carpenters to Coldwater to construct the set, according to his drawings (Sound of Music Sets Have their Own Interesting Story”). The other “first” for the season was that Monk Watson, world- renown magician from Colon, played the role of Merlyn in the production of Camelot. Officials at the theatre said, “… this is probably the first time the role of Merlyn has been played by a real magician (“Camelot Production May Well Have a First”). Though the initial publicity shows that four children’s shows were going to be produced at the Tibbits that summer, the only children’s show that was staged was a Stevens Puppets production of Rumplestiltskin (“Rumplestiltskin To Be Presented Wednesday”). Carrico doesn’t recall that production, but does remember bringing in several children’s theatre shows after that during the winter season. During Carrico’s sixteen years of summer theatre, the Tibbits never produced children’s theatre because of the hectic schedule of the mainstage shows, but the Michigan Council for the Arts began funding a touring program that traveled statewide. That program lasted all season long, and Carrico said that he always got a grant to bring in a tour. Then, he would bring in children from all the schools in Branch County, some from Steuben County, and even some from Calhoun County. Carrico recalls the process: “The whole street would be lined up with buses. We would do three shows a day. We sold [the performances] only to schools—I had a meeting in the bar with the superintendents. We sat down around a table �Burdick, 47 at the bar, and I explained what my season was, gave them all the information, and told them to go back to the school and let me know what shows they wanted and when they wanted to [schedule them]. We didn’t have to advertise, and we sold out every one” (Personal Interview). Carrico said that the Tibbits provided the schools with study guides about the performances and about the theater beforehand, and noted that by having the schoolchildren attend, the Tibbits staff never had to sell individual tickets for the performances. Carrico was offered and had accepted a full-time position at the Tibbits by August of 1966, to begin in September at $650/month plus bonuses for nine months, with three months of summer stock pay to be handled separately (August 09 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). At the Board meeting in September, he reported that the total number in attendance for the summer was 15,842, with a net profit of $700, along with a good inventory of scenery, costumes and tools (September 10 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). After a busy summer season, the fall and winter were more relaxed in the way of programming, with several Kiwanis travelogues, a cooking school demonstration, sponsored by The Daily Reporter, a Coldwater High School play, The Tavern (which Carrico directed), and a few concerts. With its considerably higher ticket prices ($4.50 to $5.50 per ticket, as opposed to summer stock’s prices of $2.25 to $3.25), the Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater’s performance of Rigoletto at the end of November had “a discouragingly small audience” in attendance (“Small Audience Views Rigoletto”). Reviews of the performance were satisfactory, aside from the lengthy intermission to accommodate scenery changes, and the voice of actress Teresa Orantes, who played the role of Gilda, was “…lovely, lilting…but one which lacks color. Only she of the large cast involved in the production was not understood, and this was sad. Gilda has some �Burdick, 48 very important lines in the opera and they were missed more often than not” (“Small Audience Views Rigoletto”). Unfortunately, even with the high ticket prices, the number of tickets sold didn’t overcome the expense of the show, and the Foundation lost money. Improvements were constantly happening at the Tibbits. In November, Carrico reported that work was being done in the dressing rooms. Paint, lights, mirrors, and flooring were all donated (November 08 1966 Board Meeting Minutes). Carrico recalls that “I did a lot of work on the lighting and the sound, as much as I could with no money. [I] did what I could with the dressing rooms— put mirrors in them, and lights…worked on the stage itself, the rigging… also put in the counterweight system for the main curtain...I put that in the very first year” (Personal Interview). The Wizard of Oz was the last notable production in December, performed by the Reed Marionettes, who had performed the popular Pinocchio the year prior. The popularity of the Reed Marionettes was once again proven, with a third showing of Wizard added to accommodate the large audience. Judy Quimby’s favorable review noted how the performance was beautifully portrayed with the near life-size marionettes and the way scenes were changed quickly by a drop of a curtain. She said, “The adults in the audience, this writer among them, found the performance just as enthralling as did the children for whom it was intended (“Three Audiences See Wizard Saturday”). The puppet show revealed a profit of $328, ending 1966 (Carrico’s first full year managing the theater) on a positive note. From there, Carrico’s additional years of service gifted him with the title of “the man who saved Tibbits.” Over the course of his sixteen-year career there, Carrico lists his greatest accomplishment as completing the lower level gallery. He recalls the basement being dirt, and he remembers having to level it off. He remembers youngsters �Burdick, 49 from the state home helping him wheel the concrete for the floor. He remembers building the bathrooms and hiring a company to lay the brick. He remembers putting up the ceiling and having the floor carpeted. All of this work “made [the Tibbits] a true arts center. At the same time, I built an art teaching studio under the stage and bought a kiln…we had art classes after school and adult classes at night. We had art exhibits from all over the world that only big museums get. That really made it a complete arts center— visual arts as well as the performing arts” (Personal Interview). Carrico credited the Board, which allowed him to manage the theater in his own way: “The Board was really good and let me do whatever I wanted. They didn’t know much about theatre…they just cared about the Opera House. They were really good people and listened to what I had to say” (Personal Interview). All good things must come to an end, and by December of 1981, Carrico planned a move back to Detroit to take a different position, but of his time managing the Tibbits, he said, “I loved every minute of it. It was very, very difficult, [but] it was fun. I had a lot of good times” (Personal Interview). �Burdick, 50 Chapter 6: Conclusion Success of the Tibbits Opera House is the culmination of a long and arduous process spanning more than a century. In order to survive, the Tibbits underwent vast changes in both appearance and function, adapting to new technologies and trends that defined various eras in American culture. The Tibbits is noted for its omnibus of celebrated actors, comedians, and musicians who have graced its stage, and it continues to boast success as a professional summer stock venue, a community theater, and a roadhouse for touring artists. Were it not for the steadfast dedication of the Coldwater Players in the 1960s and the outpouring of community support, the Tibbits would have been razed, its space reduced to a city-owned parking lot. Instead, the Players organized one fundraiser after another to pay the costs of countless repairs and improvements, including wallpaper, paint, plaster, roof, heating and air systems, a sprinkler system, and more. The renovation process seemed always to be one step forward, two steps back, but the Players persisted. The tenacious community rallied together to donate labor and materials, bringing the theater back to a functional state. By 1964, a Foundation Board had been formed, management was hired, and the Tibbits was once again a place for performers to take the stage. The Tibbits’ first manager, George Vaughn Lowther, installed the first stage lighting and brought to town the American Theater Festival to present summer stock theatre. Larry Carrico, Lowther’s successor, is to date the longest manager in the theater’s history, logging sixteen years of service. Because of his unyielding dedication to the Tibbits and to the art of theatre, Carrico has become known in Coldwater and �Burdick, 51 surrounding areas as “The man who saved Tibbits.” He is responsible for creating the basement gallery area, making the Tibbits a true visual and performing arts center. The restoration of the Tibbits didn’t happen in the 60s, or even the 70s or 80s. It wasn’t until the 2000s when most of the restoration progress was made. The restoration was broken into phases, and from 2000 to 2008, over $2 million was raised for that particular restoration campaign. By March 2008 of that campaign, Phases I and II had been completed, which included the architectural design documents, the installation of an elevator and a handicapped accessible restroom, boiler repairs, and demolition of the adjacent annex building. Phase III, the cupola reconstruction and façade restoration, was completed in the spring of 2013, with the Tibbits being presented with the 2013 Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation. Such an illustrious history has earned the Tibbits Opera House a place in the registry of America’s most cherished small-town theaters. �Burdick, 52 Works Cited "10 Great Places to See the Lights Way Off Broadway." USATODAY.com. USA Today, 14 July 2005. 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Quimby, Judy. “Three Audiences See Wizard Saturday.” The Daily Reporter. 12 Dec 1966. “Rehabilitation Continues: Paint Theater Lobby, Stairway.” The Daily Reporter. 13 March 1961. “Renowned Singer to Sing in City Monday.” The Daily Reporter. 03 Jan 1964. �Burdick, 56 “Roger Williams to Play in Coldwater October 23.” The Daily Reporter. 01 Oct 1963. “Rotary Minstrel Scores Hit.” The Daily Reporter. 28 April 1961. “Rotary Minstrel Show Ad.” The Daily Reporter. 7 March 1959 p3. “Rotarians Purchase Curtain.” The Daily Reporter. 01 April 1964. “Rumplestiltskin To Be Presented Wednesday.” The Daily Reporter. 05 July 1966. "Safety Curtain." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 22 July 2014. Web. 28 July 2014. “School Board Ownership of Tibbits Theater Proposed.” The Daily Reporter. 16 July 1963. “School Teacher Handles Theatrical Costume Making.” The Daily Reporter. 17 July 1964. “Season Tickets Still Available.” The Daily Reporter. 17 June 1964. Shattuck, Kathryn. “Spectators and Showmen Brave Frigid Elements.” The Daily Reporter. 21 Nov 1963. “Stock Offered to Theatre Project.” The Daily Reporter. 15 Dec 1961. “Strong Support Shown for Theater Project.” The Daily Reporter. 21 Jan 1961. “Students Donate to Tibbits Fund.” The Daily Reporter. 20 March 1962. “Summer Stock to Open Here On June 15.” The Daily Reporter. 30 April 1965. Tarr, Kathleen. “Camelot Production May Well Have a First.” The Daily Reporter. 24 Aug 1966. Tarr, Kathleen. “Capacity Audience Takes in Moorehead Appearance.” The Daily Reporter. 27 Jan 1964. Tarr, Kathleen. “Fantasticks Opens Here.” The Daily Reporter. 16 June 1965. Tarr, Kathleen. “Hansel and Gretel Presented.” The Daily Reporter. 20 Dec 1965 p2. Tarr, Kathleen. “Happy Time Is Happy Choice.” The Daily Reporter. 28 July 1965. �Burdick, 57 Tarr, Kathleen. “Manager-Director Engaged to Handle Tibbits Events.” The Daily Reporter. 06 Dec 1963. Tarr, Kathleen . “Mary Scores Triumph.” The Daily Reporter. 18 Aug 1965. Tarr, Kathleen. “Rubinoff Wows Coldwaterites” The Daily Reporter. 12 Jan 1965. Tarr, Kathleen. “Small Audience Views Rigoletto.” The Daily Reporter. 23 Nov 1966. Tarr, Kathleen. “Sound of Music Sets Have their Own Interesting Story.” The Daily Reporter. 26 July 1966. Tarr, Kathleen. “Stage Graced by Ballet.” The Daily Reporter. 10 March 1966 p2. Tarr, Kathleen. “Tibbits Festival Players Open Come Blow Your Horn.” The Daily Reporter. 23 June 1965. “That Time of Year.” The Daily Reporter. 28 Feb 1964. “The Friars.” The Daily Reporter. 16 March 1964. “Tecumseh Players Pleased With Theater.” The Daily Reporter. 22 Feb 1964. “Tecumseh Troupe Plays to Good ‘Pajama Game’ House.” The Daily Reporter. 24 Feb 1964. “Theater Goal and Deadline Set.” The Daily Reporter. 09 Jan 1962. “Tibbits Auction Nets $240 Total.” The Daily Reporter. 19 March 1962. “Tibbits Campaign Deadline is Near.” The Daily Reporter. 1 Dec 1959. “Tibbits Campaign Is Nearing Climax.” The Daily Reporter. 07 April 1962. “Tibbits Campaign Is Nearing Its Goal For Rehabilitation.” The Daily Reporter. 11 Feb 1961. Tibbits Community Theater Planning Committee. June 1958 Planning Committee Meeting Minutes. 5 June 1958. “Tibbits Corporation Being Organized.” The Daily Reporter. 29 Oct 1962. �Burdick, 58 Tibbits Foundation. August 10 1965 Board Meeting Minutes. 10 Aug 1965. 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October 10 1963 Board Meeting Minutes. 10 Oct 1963. Tibbits Theatre Foundation. September 6 1963 Board Meeting Minutes. 06 Sept 1963. Tibbits Theatre Foundation. September 22 1964 Board Meeting Minutes. 22 Sept 1964. “Tibbits to Have Concert Grand.” The Daily Reporter. 28 June 1963. �Burdick, 60 “Tibbits Title to be Cleared.” The Daily Reporter. 06 Sept 1963. Tibbits Theatre Board of Trustees. January 5 1961 Meeting Minutes. 05 Jan 1961. “Variety Show Set April 24.” The Daily Reporter. 18 April 1964. “Waltz King to Return.” The Daily Reporter. 21 Sept 1965. “Work on Tibbits is Reviewed by Trustees.” The Daily Reporter. 3 March 1961. “World of Carl Sandburg Opens Season at Tibbits.” The Daily Reporter. 06 October 1964. �Burdick, 61 Tibbits Datebook 1958-1966 The following sources (and codes TA, DR, and BO) have been used to compile this datebook. (TA) Tibbits Archives, located with the Tibbits Opera House Administrative Offices (DR) The Coldwater Daily Reporter, newspaper located on microfilm archives within the Holbrook Heritage Room of the Branch District Library (BO) Box Office Magazine, located in online archives at http://www.boxoffice.com/the_vault (FWS)The Fort Wayne Sentinal, newspaper Branch County Tax Records Michigan Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs This datebook is the most comprehensive list of information surrounding the Tibbits during the period of 1958 to 1966 from sources available, but it does have some incomplete information. �Day Date Year 1933-1954 1954-1958 1958 Thurs June 5 1958 Mon June 9 1958 Thurs -Sat March 12-14 1959 Thurs May 15 1959 Fri Oct 30 1959 Nov 1959 Thurs Nov 12 1959 Wed Mon Nov 18 Nov 23 1959 1959 Thurs Nov 26 1959 Tues Dec 1 1959 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* The Tibbits functions as a cinema/movie house. The Tibbits is vacant Charley’s Aunt Type of event Performers Source 11-14-59 DR Play Coldwater Players Tibbits Community Theatre Planning Committee Meeting: Duane Davidson, temporary chairman. Committee discusses possible uses of Tibbits, does a cost estimate of basic operations, and includes list of renovation needs and a note about bids for the project. Tibbits Theatre Committee sends out a survey to get community feedback on what people would like to have Tibbits used as if they purchase it and rejuvenate it for use as a community building. Gay Nineties Revue Minstrel Show Rotary Variety Show Coldwater Players and SturgesYoung Players Coldwater Players launch a “crash campaign” to save the Tibbits. Schulte Amusement company announces plans to demo Tibbits unless the Players exercise a purchase option by the following week. Schulte Company agrees to sell the theater to the Coldwater Players for $7500. Money is due November 21. Contributions of $775 to the “Save the Tibbits” fund; 2 week payment extension is given due to deer hunting season. Contributions reach $1,610. Contributions near $2500. Inspection report shows that dressing rooms need to be removed and replaced with fireproof construction. The building also needs approved automatic sprinkler system, new boiler room construction, emergency exit on the north side of the building, and new construction and equipment in the stage area to bring it up to code. Report filed by City Building Commissioner Harold Russell. Theater is approved by licensed consultant engineer, inspected and declared structurally sound by local building contractor, and inspected by state fire marshal and local Fire Prevention Bureau. Minor improvements still needed. Deadline for payment to Schulte looms; contributions at $3400. 11-14-59 DR 06-05-58 TA 06-09-59 TA 03-07-59 DR 03-12-59 DR 03-13-59 DR 03-14-59 DR 11-27-59 DR 05-15-59 DR 11-27-59 DR 10-30-59 DR 11-12-59 DR 11-14-59 DR 11-12-59 DR 11-14-59 DR 11-18-59 DR 11-24-59 DR 11-27-59 DR 12-1-59 DR Burdick, 62 �Day Date Year Week of Mon Sat Dec 11 1959 Jan 4 Jan 9 & Jan 16 1960 1960 Mon Feb 29 1960 Tues July 26 1960 Players give Schulte Amusement Company of Detroit a down payment of $1,500. The balance is to be paid within five years. Drive to save Tibbits continues. One-third of the $7,500 needed to purchase the theatre has been raised. House on the Cliff Mystery/comedy The Coldwater Players Costly improvements needed to reopen, namely replacing the heating plant. Some minor repairs and manual labor remaining as well. Tax bill consigned to Coldwater Players, Inc. 1960 The Girls in 509 Tues Nov 8 1960 Thurs Jan 5 1961 Mon Jan 9 1961 Thurs Jan 19 1961 Sat Jan 21 1961 Sat Jan 21 1961 Wed Wed Feb 01 Feb 01 1961 1961 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Play Performers The Coldwater Players Coldwater Civic Players president E.C. Huet sends out a letter to patrons asking for yearly donation/patronage and thanks for attending the two shows (House on the Cliff & The Girls in 509) that year. Initial meeting of Tibbits Theatre Board of Trustees held at the Coldwater Daily Reporter office. Sanford Jolly nominated as chairman; Judy Miller, secretary; Howard Thompson, treasurer; Cliff Huet, director of PR. Draft of rules is created (ie: theatre is non-profit and self-maintaining, bookings for Tibbits will be handled by the Coldwater Players business manager Paula Weller, Players will be given preferential treatment for use of the building, etc.), drive planned to raise money for repairs of the theatre, and bids for furnace repair discussed. Board of Trustees launches campaign to raise $2,000 for improvements to the theater. Woodward Building Materials offered to repair the furnace and donate the labor. Tibbits Theatre Board of Trustees (also referred to as Coldwater Players Board of Trustees) Meeting. In two weeks, $134 in donations is given as well as building items and donated labor by service groups. Board wants to have grand opening in April. Discussion of hiring a booking agent, but Board decides to wait and let Paula Weller handle it for now. Coldwater Concrete Products Co. donates 300 cement blocks for the construction of a fire wall. Russell Belt has agreed to construct the wall. Sweet’s Electric has repaired the motor for the furnace and has offered to check and replace the wiring. Coldwater Key Club (Kiwanis High School Organization) carries cement blocks into the theater basement where they will be used to construct a fire wall around the furnace. Three fire doors are donated by Federal Mogul. Stoker has been repaired. Coldwater Players Board of Trustees meeting: Report of progress on repairs, chairmen chose rose shade for the Source 12-11-59 DR 01-04-60 BO 12-11-59 DR 11-08-60 TA 02-29-60 DR Branch Co. Tax Record 11-08-60 TA 11-08-60 TA 01-05-61 TA 01-09-61 DR 01-19-61 TA 01-21-61 DR 01-23-61 DR 02-01-61 DR 02-02-61 TA Burdick, 63 �Day Date Year Thurs Feb 02 1961 Sat Feb 11 1961 Thurs Feb 16 1961 Tues Feb 21 1961 Wed March 1 March 2 1961 Sat March 4 1961 Sun March 12 March 16 1961 April 8 or 9 1961 Thurs Thurs Sat or Sun 1961 1961 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers walls of the foyer and mint color for the ceiling. Mention of getting (finding?) the chandelier, repairing it and putting it up as well. Rental fee considered. Fire Department, Board of Public Utilities, Yearling Repair Service and Woodward Building Materials, heat finally gets turned on. Karl Staley, local mason and carpenter, works on the concrete block furnace room. Russell Belt and Stanley Cuthbert also donate time and skill. Coldwater Exchange Club (Bill Wilson, Austin Barnes, Lawrence Lucas, Pat Kelly, Dick Conrad, Bill Hodgeman, Russell Severn, Albert High) scrubs the main floor. Plans to paint the back of the seats in 2 weeks. Exchange Club begins refurbishing the main seating area downstairs. Rotary club plans to work on dressing rooms and hallway. Lions Club (Stan Borden, Robert Nichols, Lloyd Hills, Kenneth Troutman and Tom White mentioned) does general clean-up of Tibbits. Plans to paint the theatre’s marquee. Equipment for the cleaning donated by Douglas Manufacturing Co. of Bronson and the Sweeny Buick-Pontiac Co. Paint has been donated by Legg Lumber and Ideal Wallpaper and Paint. Rotary club members paint the backstage dressing rooms and Kiwanis (Robert Rhoades) vacuums and clean the balcony area. Tibbits Opera House Board of Trustees bi-monthly meeting. Officially decide to call the building the Tibbits Opera House. Approve the use of the Tibbits for a headquarters for the Greater Coldwater Centennial Committee from May 15 through July 8. Sanford Jolley is made the sole booking agent for the theatre to eliminate booking mistakes. Coldwater Players representative E.C. Huet resigns due to moving. Robert Blosser paints the proscenium. Easterday & Musser provide scaffolding for it. (03-13-61 article mentions that Wayne Harmon & Bob Blosser painted it and that scaffolding was donated by the Blaski Construction Co instead) Jaycees clean and completely paint the lobby (paint donated by Montgomery Ward) and stairway area. Kiwanis club cleans the balcony. Tibbits Opera House Board of Trustees meeting: Roof repair estimates are heard, Fire Department gives the board a list of 22 necessary items to be corrected, Grand Opening is postponed, and Mrs. Edward Allen has an original Opening Night (1882) ticket and a ticket from the Cohan production that she wants to leave to the Players. Suggestion made to display these and other historical Tibbits items at the Grand Opening. Opening date set for theatre, Three Men on a Horse to be presented. *postponed at 3-16- Source 02-03-61 DR 02-11-61 DR 02-11-61 DR 02-17-61 DR 2-16-61 DR 03-03-61 DR 03-02-61 DR 03-02-61 TA 03-03-61 DR 03-03-61 DR 03-13-61 DR 03-03-61 DR 03-13-61 DR 03-16-61 TA 02-01-61 DR 01-19-61 TA 02-02-61 TA 03-16-61 TA Burdick, 64 �Day Date Year April 1961 Thurs -Sat April 27, 28, 29 1961 Tues Wed May 16 May 24 1961 1961 Thurs Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 61 meeting Grade School program Minstrel Show 02-02-61 TA Rotary Club 02-01-61 DR 02-02-61 TA 03-26-61 DR 04-26-61 DR 04-27-61 DR 04-28-61 DR Directed by Edward Holtz, assisted by Doug Miller, accompani st Mrs. Roy Patterson 05-17-61 DR 05-25-61 DR June 01 1961 Greater Coldwater Centennial headquarters moves into the Tibbits Brothers of the Meeting Brush and Centennial Belles Centennial Office Headquarters moves out of Tibbits, relocates to W. Chicago St, formerly the Merit Shoe Store. Sat SatSun June 3 June 17-18 1961 1961 Circus comes to town, sponsored by American Legion. All proceeds go to benefit the Tibbits. Bull In a China Shop 3 act mystery Coldwater Jean Rude comedy Players Thurs Aug 17 1961 SatSun Nov 45 1961 Stanford Jolly receives letter from Schulte Theatre’s attorney Jos Uvick acknowledging receipt of $142.50 paid for interest for six months (incorrect payment, as it should have been $172.50). Notes that the contract balance of $5,750 has not changed on the principal. Sagebrush Serenade Western Musical Sweet Doug Variety Show Adelines Miller (Banjo-Tainers of Muskegon also part of the show) 03-16-61 TA 06-12-61 DR 06-14-61DR 06-16-61 DR 06-19-61 DR 08-17-61 TA 06-01-61 DR 08-31-61 DR 10-21-61 DR 10-30-61 DR 11-01-61 DR 11-03-61 DR 11-04-61 DR Burdick, 65 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* SatSun Dec 2-3 1961 Pure as the Driven Snow Week of Dec 4 1961 Mon Dec 11 1961 Thurs Fri Dec 14 Jan 05 1961 1962 Mon Jan 08 1962 Mon Wed Thurs Jan 22 Jan 24 Thurs Jan 25 1962 1962 1962 Sat Jan 27 1962 Thurs Feb 1 1962 Bids are taken for estimate of completely renovating the building. City requests inspection by the state fire marshal. Complete sprinkling system must be installed (estimate of $20,000). Estimate of making building safe: $39,000. ($20K for sprinkling system, $3K for asbestos curtain, $7K general repair, $1800 roof and chimney repair, $1200 removal of marquee and misc. repair, $6000 mortgage balance). Fire department orders the building closed until repairs can be made. City Council meeting report: 140 shares of General Foods stock (valued at $13,300) anonymously donated to the renovation of the Tibbits if the City of Coldwater will accept/operate the building. Coldwater Centennial Committee donates 60% of the cash balance ($480) from their celebration to Tibbits. Civic Players launch drive to raise funds for the rehabilitation of the Tibbits. Sweet Adelines pledge $1K, Rotary promises to support as well. City Council meeting report: City votes to accept title to the Tibbits if certain conditions are met; namely, if $55,000 is raised for the restoration. Deadline is set for April 1. Leslie Woodward and Miss Margaret Hayes volunteer to act as co-chairmen of the Tibbits Fund Drive. Coldwater Players pledge $100 to campaign. Tibbits Fund Committee meeting meets at the civic room of the Branch County bank to map out 60-day fund campaign. Large “thermometer sign” to be placed downtown park area for pledges and contributions. C.J. (Casey) Medendorp, district executive of General Telephone Co. and Pat Kelly, manager of the Coldwater J.C. Penney Co. are named co-chairmen of the Foreign $55K Campaign for Tibbits. Official kickoff of fund drive; Fund Drive meeting at Branch Co. Bank civic room. Wed Wed Feb 7 Feb 7 1962 1962 Thurs -Sat Feb 15, 16, 17 1962 Play Coldwater Civic Players Performers Ray Mulchahey Demolition of the old South Hanchett St garage building now makes way for parking across from the Tibbits. Co-chairwoman Margaret Hayes appears on WKZO TV “Feminine Fancies” program in Kalamazoo to explain various facets of the drive. Minstrel Show Rotary Club **originally scheduled for the Tibbits, but moved to Source 10-19-61 DR 10-27-61 DR 11-14-61 DR 11-30-61 DR 12-2-61 DR 12-15-61 DR 12-15-61 DR 12-15-61 DR 01-05-62 DR 01-05-62 DR 01-22-62 DR 01-25-62 DR 01-25-62 DR 01-27-62 DR 01-25-62 DR 02-01-62 DR 02-07-62 DR 02-06-62 DR 12-12-61 DR 01-31-62 DR Burdick, 66 �Day Thurs Sat Fri Week of Wed Wed Wed Sun Tues Fri Fri Fri Sat Date Feb 15 March 10 March 16 March 20 March 21 March 21 March 21-28 April 01 April 03 April 06 April 13 May 18 May 26 Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 1962 1962 Roosevelt Auditorium once Tibbits is ordered closed by the fire marshal. However, Thurs night benefit performance for the Tibbits House-to-house solicitation for the fund scheduled (postponed until March though). Coldwater Moose Lodge dinner held as a benefit for Tibbits. 01-26-62 DR 03-09-62 DR 1962 Tibbits Theatre benefit antiques auction held at Porter furniture store nets $240. 03-19-62 DR 1962 Coldwater High School students present Tibbits with a donation of $23.25. 03-20-62 DR 1962 03-21-62 DR 1962 Donation of 100 shares of US Steel stock (valued at approximately $7,000) is given to Tibbits by an anonymous donor. Coldwater Fortnightly Musical Club sponsors a kitchen tour to benefit Tibbits. Homemade bread will be sold from each of seven homes included in the tour. Block by block canvass of the city for donations; campaign led by Mrs. Dorothy Aitchison and Miss Margaret Hayes. Over the past week another 59 donors have contributed. To date $27,588.47 total has been collected; still need approximately $27, 411.53 to succeed. American Legion sponsors benefit for Tibbits, which nets $160 toward the theatre fund. 1962 Donations reach $36,000; campaign nears close. 04-07-62 DR 1962 City Council grants another 90–day extension to meet the $55,000 goal. 04-14-62 DR 1962 1962 The parking lot across from Tibbits has curbs and gutters laid and is now offered as a free parking lot for patrons. Executive committee formed; engineering survey to be conducted using funds donated by the Sweet Adelines 05-18-62 DR 05-26-62 DR 1962 1962 1962 03-06-62 DR 03-07-62 DR 04-01-62 DR 04-03-62 DR Burdick, 67 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Thurs June 07 1962 Fri June 15 1962 Week of Sat June 28 1962 Sept 01 1962 Week of Oct 29 1962 Thurs Dec 6 1962 Wed Dec 12 1962 group. Engineers Vance Gray and Daniel Stolarski of Raymond E. Reese Associates of Toledo, OH examine Tibbits along with local architect Jerry Fair. “Tibbits Twist Night” benefit contest: Judged street dance sponsored by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Engineers’ report comes back as structurally sound, with one minor exception—strengthening the live load capacity in the stage area. (Part of the) original hand-cut glass chandelier (presumably from Czechoslovakia) is found in Mr. & Mrs. Fred (Andy) Kaiser’s attic. They donate what they have back to the Tibbits—196 six-inch glass prisms, 53 three-inch prisms, 25 feet of jewel crystal chains, nine pieces of inch and a quarter crystal discs in a lace pattern, 75 pieces of ¾ inch crystal circles, one large four inch crystal drop and an envelope of handmade wire hooks. Other chandelier pieces are found stored in various attics all over the city. A non-profit corporation for the Tibbits, consisting of reps of Coldwater organizations, is in process of being formed. All donors are being asked to release the money to the Executive Tibbits Theatre committee so that work can proceed. Coldwater Committee for the Preservation of the Tibbits Opera House/ Tibbits Theatre Foundation Meeting: Most donors agree to release money to the committee. Art Lyon & Richard Birringer give legal help to form the corporation as “Tibbits Theatre Foundation”. New officers Les Woodward, president; Robert Yingling, VP; Margaret Hayes, treasurer; Franc Gay, secretary are elected. Tibbits Opera Foundation is formed as an incorporation. Mon Dec 31 1962 Tax bill consigned to Tibbits Theater Foundation. Tues Jan 1 1963 Tibbits is sold to Tibbits Theater Foundation. Fri Jan 18 1963 Tues May 07 1963 Nearly 100% of donors agree to release their money to the foundation. Only one person asks to have their money returned, and 11 other donors have been contacted but haven’t responded yet. Executive Board of the Tibbits Foundation meeting: Foundation board has been expanded to include more members. Repairs are scheduled for July 10. Proposed fall opening. Problem: Additional $26,000 still needed. Board can secure a loan for that at 6% interest, repayable over 3 years, but needs $40,000 in notes signed by Source 06-07-62 DR 06-09-62 DR 06-16-62 06-28-62 DR 09-01-62 DR 04-12-64 DR 10-29-62 DR 12-06-62 TA Michigan Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Branch Co. Tax Record Branch Co. Tax Record 01-18-63 DR 05-07-63 TA 05-17-63 DR Burdick, 68 �Day Date Year Tues May 14 1963 Mon June 3 1963 Wed Tues Fri Tues Tues June 12 June 25 June 28 July 02 July 9 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 Mon July 15 1963 Tues Aug 20 1963 Mon Aug 26 1963 Tues Fri Aug 27 Sept 06 1963 1963 Sun Sept 22 1963 Mon Tues Sun Sept 23 Sept 24 Oct 13 1963 1963 1963 Mon Oct 14 1963 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers reputable individuals…board is looking for 133 donors to sign notes payable $100/year for 4 years. Executive Board of the Tibbits Foundation meeting: Mr. Yingling appointed as chairman to contract individual contractors, Harris appointed as chairman of the Publicity committee, Mr. Stilson appointed as chairman of the canvassing committee. Executive Board of the Tibbits Foundation meeting: Update on pledges and names in the drive for funds. Board shifts focus on all of Branch County for donation requests instead of just Coldwater. Anonymous donation of $1,500. A number of people have agreed to sign notes for $400. Executive Committee and Board of Directors meeting: Update on Fund Drive. Drive scheduled to close July 10. Standard 9 foot concert grand piano is donated by Music Mart and Wayne Feller. Fund drive is 1/3 toward goal: 35 persons have signed notes. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting: Stilson recommends extension for the drive to make it a success. Update is given on electrical work, plumbing, roof, etc. Proposal to have the Coldwater Board of Education accept ownership of the Tibbits in order to assure continuity of operation. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Meeting: President Woodward resigns due to demands of office; Mr. Yingling resigns due to conflicting opinions. Stilson is nominated as president. Fair & Robinson Architectural Firm hired to make plans for the restoration of Tibbits. Plan is to RESTORE the theater—not just renovate it. Heating and sprinkler system engineers begin their work Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting: Land contract will be paid off and the theater will be cleared as the sole property of the Foundation. Applications from two people interested in directing summer stock are being reviewed. McFarlane nominated as the new vice president. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Secretary Franc Gay sends letter to the Branch County Board of Supervisors, the Coldwater City Council, and Mayor Olen Fry petitioning the removal of current tax assessments and the tax roll. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting. Roussey Construction Company refurbishes the dressing rooms. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting: Tax exemption notice has been received, sprinkler system has been approved by the State Fire Marshal (and work should be completed in 4-5 weeks), and Michigan Chandelier Co. would be glad to renovate the large ceiling chandelier. Publicity has begun for upcoming Roger Williams concert. Work continues on wallpaper and paint, and Jerry Fair is working on plans for remodeling dressing rooms and lounge/rehearsal areas in the basement. The Historical Society may be interested in establishing a museum in the basement. Coldwater Board of Public Utilities/ City of Coldwater agrees to absorb part of the cost involved in installing a Source 05-14-63 TA 05-03-63 TA 06-12-63 DR 06-25-63 TA 06-28-63 DR 07-02-63 DR 07-09-63 TA 07-16-63 DR 08-20-63 TA 08-26-63 DR 08-26-63 DR 09-06-63 DR 09-06-63 TA 09-22-63 TA 09-23-63 TA 09-23-63 TA 10-13-63 TA 10-15-63 DR Burdick, 69 �Day Mid Mon Wed Thurs Fri Week of Date Year Oct Oct 21 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 25 Nov 05 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 Tues Nov Nov 12 1963 1963 Wed Nov 13 1963 Tues Wed Nov 19 Nov 20 1963 1963 Wed Nov 20 1963 SatSun Nov 30- Dec 1963 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers sprinkler system. They will pay for the repair to sidewalks and streets made necessary by the installation. Tibbits becomes a tax exempt center. Reopening planned. (Doesn’t quite happen as planned? No further articles about it). Roger Williams visits Tibbits to view the restoration work (He will present benefit concert in several days). Roger Williams, famed pianist, to play benefit for Tibbits—at Coldwater High School gym. Marquee on the front of Tibbits comes down. Workmen dismantle the large electric Tibbits sign. Tile on the exterior of Tibbits is removed, revealing the old brick and stone façade. $3.50 Plastering, sprinkler installation, and boiler room added to the rear of the building. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting: The Trans-America Leasing Corp, who are financing the installation of the heating, air-conditioning, and sprinkler system, request mortgage on the building as security. As such, special meeting was needed to take a vote on releasing that information. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board meeting: Discussion about leasing the equipment from the Trans-American Leasing Corp. Another name change suggested, from “Tibbits Theatre Foundation” to “Tibbits Opera Foundation.” Asbestos curtain should be in by Nov 20 in time for the Grand Old Opry. Addition has been built on the back of the main building to house the heating plant and air-conditioning equipment. Gas line is laid to the new heating equipment in the boiler room. Grand Ole Opry show Tibbits Jimmy **FIRST Theater Dickens, PROFESSIONAL Foundation Shirley Ray, PRODUCTION** No Stonewall heat! Temps at 32 Jackson, degrees. Jimmy Newman, Red Sovine, and others Mrs. Gertrude Harding donates $1,000 during opening night performance to go toward work on the theater (especially the dressing room which will bear her name and that of Ross and Bess Milnes who directed many shows there). A plaque is later hung on the door of the first dressing room since she was one of the “kickoff” donations for the renovation. Show Stoppers musical variety Sweet *(show was moved to show Adelines Source 08-26-63 DR 10-21-63 DR 10-01-63 DR 10-25-63 DR 10-25-63 DR 10-25-63 DR 11-05-63 DR 11-19-63 DR 11-12-63 TA 11-13-63 TA 11-19-63 DR 11-13-63 DR 11-14-63 DR 11-21-63 DR 11-21-63 DR 03-09-64 DR 11-11-63 DR 11-26-63 DR Burdick, 70 �Day Date Year Ticket price 1 First week of Tues Dec 1963 Dec 10 1963 Sat Dec 14 1963 Tues Fri Dec 17 Dec 20 1963 1963 Mon Jan 6 1964 Tues Jan 7 1964 Tues Jan 14 1964 Adults $1.50, kids $1 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source Roosevelt Auditorium but since heat has been fixed, it’s back on at the Tibbits) George Vaughn Lowther hired as manager and technical director for the Tibbits 11-27-63 DR Tibbits Theatre Foundation Meeting: Vaughn Lowther’s duties explained( official title: Director of the Theatre, assisting in helping the Players group get organized, directing them, look after things at the theatre and do public relations and publicity). Tom MacFarlane resigns as vice president due to a new job in St. Joseph, Pat Patterson fills that position. Phil & Sallie Whitten donate insulation for the attic. Talk to rearrange seating to bring it up to 1,000 capacity, red velvet to drape the boxes, quote for wallpaper in progress, painting of ceiling to commence, suggestion of adding some larger seats to accommodate larger people is given. Jack and the Fort Wayne Civic Beanstalk Theatre 12-10-63 TA Rotary club voted to raise money to purchase a new stage curtain, estimated cost of it is $1600. Community Sweet Christmas carol Adelines and sing several local church choirs Soprano concert 12-06-63 DR Doris Yarick Foundation Board of Directors Meeting: Planning future presentations to be scheduled, wallpaper delivered soon and installed. Work on the basement area which includes space for rehearsal, storage, and cultural center is underway and will hopefully be completed by spring. Mention to book Chad Mitchell Trio but have it at the high school because it’s a larger performance venue. Update on summer stock and the 70/30% split with the directors for the operating expenses for the season. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Report on talent booked, motion to certify Stilson as president for 5 years, with insurance to cover payment in case of death (per the request of the Leasing people). 12-06-63 DR 12-10-63 DR 12-12-63 DR 12-13-63 DR 12-16-63 DR 01-11-64 FWS 12-18-63 DR 12-16-63 DRs 12-21-63 DR 12-20-63 DR 01-03-64 DR 01-07-64 DR 01-07-64 TA 01-14-63 TA Burdick, 71 �Day Date Year Sat Sat Jan 18 Jan 25 1964 1964 Jan or Feb 1964 WedThurs Mon Feb 5-6 1964 Feb 10 1964 Portions of the Festival of Arts numbers Cardinal Choir, thespian club, etc. Tues Feb 11 1964 Festival of Arts Western Michigan University choir Wed Feb 12 1964 Wed Feb 19 Feb 1964 1964 Thurs SatMon 1964 1964 FriSat Feb 20 Feb 2224 Feb 2122 Coldwater Art Club Meeting: Members decided to sponsor project/donate paintings to be awarded during Michigan Week, with funds benefiting Tibbits. Call out/donation request for tables, lamps, vanity dressing tables, water pitchers, mirrors, etc. for backstage. Notation that heating system, air condition system and sprinkler system were leased. Restoration is planned…to date $91,000 has been raised with another $75,000 needed. Tibbits Civic Theatre elects new officers (formerly Coldwater Players). Mention of the show Life With Father. New red flocked wall covering/wallpaper is hung by Lyle Barry, Gerald Clark, and Wayne Harmon. The proscenium arch is painted by Richard Dirschell. The Pajama Game Musical Tecumseh Players Mon Feb 24 1964 1964 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* *Benefit for Tibbits* Chad Mitchell Trio held at the high school gymnasium “Come Close I’ll Give Series of American you an Earful” sketches from Association of * Benefit for Tibbits* world famous University plays and novels Women A Far Country or Lansing Civic Players Mary Mary planned (neither ended up in production) Auditions for Life With Father, a Tibbits Civic Theatre show Performers Agnes Moorehead 01-10-64 DR 01-22-64 DR 01-23-64 DR 01-24-64 DR 01-27-64 DR 12-06-63 DR 01-31-64 DR 01-29-64 DR 02-07-64 DR Coldwater Community Schools arts festival The Lewis Art Collection, worth several hundred thousand dollars, is given to Tibbits. Plans to improve the Source 02-09-64 DR 02-11-64 DR 02-15-64 DR 02-19-64 DR 02-20-64 DR 02-21-64 DR 02-22-64 DR 02-22-64 DR 02-24-64 DR 01-29-64 DR 02-10-64 DR 02-14-64 DR 02-19-64 DR 02-21-64 DR 02-22-64 DR 02-24-64 DR 02-24-64 DR Burdick, 72 �Day Date Year Mon Tues Tues Feb 24 Feb 25 Feb 25 1964 1964 1964 Thurs Feb 27 1964 Fri Feb 28 1964 Early March 1964 Fri March 6 March 9 1964 Thurs March 12 1964 Fri March 13 March 14 March 18 March 1964 Mon Sat Wed Thurs 1964 Ticket price students $1, $4 reserved 1964 1964 1964 $2 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers basement and turn it into a museum/art gallery are announced. Southern Michigan National Bank and Harold F. Stukey give “sizeable contributions.” Coldwater Art Club donates seven original paintings to benefit Tibbits for the Michigan Week/Cultural Day event. The Seven Ways of Joseph Love Cotton, Patricia (Performance plays Medina to a full house, grosses $3500 in receipts.) Substantial contributions made by Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Corwin & Mr. and Mrs. William A Milnes, owners of the Southern Michigan Grocer Co. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: H.F. Stukey appointed as a new board member. Reports given on upcoming events and financial stability. two plays Coldwater Civic Clebanoff Strings, 20 Concert musician ensemble Kai Winding Jazz Septet Concert Source 02-24-64 DR 02-25-64 DR 01-29-64 DR 02-17-64 DR 02-19-64 DR 02-20-64 DR 02-21-64 DR 02-26-64 DR 02-28-64 DR 02-28-64 TA 01-09-64 DR 12-20-63 DR 02-28-64 DR 03-04-64 DR 03-04-64 DR 03-10-64 DR TV producer Paul Henning (Beverly Hillbillies and Petticoat Junction) gives sizeable contribution because of letter written by Mrs. Josephine Henning Beyer of Coldwater (daughter of Joseph Henning, second owner of Tibbits and sister of Huldah (wife of John Jackson, the third owner of the Tibbits)) concerning the possibility they may be related. She encloses information on the Tibbits restoration and he decides to donate. Major contribution given by the Branch County Federal Savings and Loan Association. 03-12-64 DR Spring Fashion Chamber of Show Commerce Sizeable contribution given by Rex T. Kiess, Coldwater jeweler, & Mrs. Kiess. 02-17-64 DR 03-16-64 DR University of Michigan Glee Club Concert 03-13-64 DR 03-18-64 DR 02-17-64 DR 03-12-64 DR Burdick, 73 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers 19 Fri- March 27March 1964 1964 Thurs -Sat March 30 April 24 1964 $1 Thurs, $1.50 Fri/Sat Mon April 6 1964 Free Fri April 10 April 12 1964 Mon Sun Tues April 1964 1964 1964 Life With Father Play Tibbits Civic (postponed) Theatre Al Parke provides mural decoration on the west and north walls of the lobby, about 500 square feet. Wayne Harmon and his men surface the walls with canvas to take the oil painting. Jim Bryan, Bill Bobler and Walter Johnson provide assistance in materials, rigging and décor details. New curtain is installed. Flame-red velour, perfected matches the lighter red in the velour wallpaper. Curtain is donated by the Rotary. Naughty Nineties Minstrel Show Rotary Concert Music Mart of Coldwater Dave Nault, organist Source 03-16-64 DR 03-17-64 DR 03-18-64 DR 03-20-64 DR 03-19-64 DR 03-19-64 DR 03-28-64 DR 04-01-64 DR 02-28-64 DR 03-21-64 DR 03-23-64 DR 03-25-64 DR 03-26-64 DR 03-27-64 DR 03-30-64 DR 04-02-64 DR 04-03-64 DR 04-04-64 DR 04-04-64 DR Sizeable donation by Mr. & Mrs. G. Otis Pierce Students $1, GA $2.50 and $5, sponsors $7.50 and $10 03-20-64 DR 03-23-64 DR 03-24-64 DR 04-07-64 DR 04-12-64 DR 04-14-64 TA Bob Newhart and The Outsiders (does not break even but comes close) Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Suggestion for more publicity in nearby towns, giving editors of the 04-14-64 TA Burdick, 74 �Day Date Year Ticket price April 16-18 April 24 April 24 1964 Sat April 25 1964 Mon Sun April 1? 1964 April 1964 26 Wed 1964 Fri April 29 May 1 Sun May 3 1964 Fri Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers papers complimentary tickets, and discounting student tickets. Notice that Chamber of Commerce and Service Clubs in the area are having new signs erected at the entrance of Coldwater which will say “Home of the World Famous Tibbits Theatre.” Life With Father play Tibbits Civic Theatre Mrs. Alfred Parke (wife of mural painter) is guest speaker for the Coldwater Newcomers Club; tells them the history of the Opera House. variety show Coldwater High School 14 Thurs -Sat Week of Name of show/ lecture topic 1964 1964 $1 students, $2.50-$4 tickets $1.25 donation Henry L. Scott Show Comedy/Piano Show Vocal concert Wayne King & his orchestra Concert Coldwater Community High School 04-09-64 DR 04-24-64 DR 03-20-64 DR 04-18-64 DR 04-20-64 DR 04-27-64 DR 04-09-64 DR 04-16-64 DR 04-17-64 DR 04-21-64 DR 04-24-64 DR 04-14-64 DR 04-25-64 DR 04-28-64 DR Vaughn Lowther is guest speaker at the American Association of University Women April meeting. Blue Angels Drum and Drum & Bugle Bugle Corp Festival / judged concert Michigan Gas Utilities Co. makes sizable contribution to restoration. 1964 $1 student, $3 and $5 Henry L. Scott, comicpianist Source 04-16-64 DR 04-30-64 DR 05-02-64 DR Douglas Hoopingar ner, Guy Frizzell and Waive Wardwell Wayne King & his orchestra; Jim Hayes & Nancy Evans, 04-16-64 DR 04-22-64 DR 04-28-64 DR 04-30-64 DR 05-04-64 DR Burdick, 75 �Day Date Year Mon Wed May 4 May 6 1964 1964 Sat Sun May 9 & 10 1964 Tues May 12 1964 Wed May 13 1964 Thurs Fri Tues Wed May 14 May 15 May 19 May 20 1964 1964 1964 1964 Tues Thurs May 26 May 28 1964 1964 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source vocalists free $1 students, $1.50, $2.50, $3 $1 students, $2, $2.50, $3.50 $1, $2, $2.50, $3.50 Tibbits Foundation appoints Kenneth W. Kohn as associate producer of the ATF summer company Band Concert Coldwater John Community Visosky Schools and Guy Frizzell Reynard the Fox Ft. Wayne Children’s Play David Theatre Fisher Coldwater junior and senior high bands Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Now have signed lease agreements with all summer stock people. Walter Stump is announced as associate producer and production director for ATF. Concerns that the people aren’t interested in children’s theatre (minimal attendance, low response to over 5,000 circulars that were given to each child). The Virginia Symphony conductor William Penny Hacker Glenn Crane is announced as ATF’s producer. Tibbits announces hiring of leading ingénue Kathy Zeller. Coldwater Art Club draws winners of paintings donated as Tibbits benefit. “Black Like Me” Lecture Summer stock box office opens- 20% discount for season ticket holders Dance Show John Howard Griffin, author Jose Molina, Spanish Dance Troupe 05-04-64 DR 05-05-64 DR 04-30-64 DR 05-05-64 DR 05-08-64 DR 05-11-64 DR 05-12-64 TA 04-30-64 DR 05-06-64 DR 05-11-64 DR 05-13-64 DR 05-14-64 DR 05-14-64 DR 05-15-64 DR 05-14-64 DR 04-30-64 DR 05-15-64 DR 05-21-64 DR 05-26-64 DR 04-30-64 DR 05-20-64 DR 05-22-64 DR 05-25-64 DR 05-27-64 DR Burdick, 76 �Day Date Year Thurs Tues Thurs May 28 June 2 June 4 1964 1964 1964 Thurs Sat Sun Mon June 4 June 6 June 7 June 8 1964 1964 1964 1964 Tues June 9 1964 Thurs Mon Tues June 18 June 22 June 23 JuneSept 1964 1964 1964 1964 TuesSun June 23-28 1964 Ticket price $1 donation TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, $3; FriSun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Tom King announced as leading man for summer stock. Board of Directors of Branch County Savings Bank gives large donation to Tibbits. Directors of the American Theatre Festival ask for a host of items to be donated—cutting tables, chairs, filing cabinets, Singer sewing machines, and desks. Quincy Bank donates a sizeable check to Tibbits. H.F. Stukey of Stukey Inn holds private reception for members for the ATF company and Tibbits board members. Rest of the company arrives; rehearsals for ATF begin. Variety Show / Sweet Mrs. America Adelines and the original Mrs. America at Tibbits *Tibbits benefit * Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Jerry Fair shows sketches of the front of the building, shows plans to restore the dome, windows, doors, balcony and reface the building at a cost of $15,000. The material for the chandelier has been assembled and Rotary Club has agreed to pay $400 for material for the drapes. Crystal chandelier has been rebuilt and will be returned to the Opera House within the next week to ten days. Tibbits and local merchants give away tickets to summer shows as a promo. Alfred Parke and Bill Petch construct a marquee on the façade of the theatre. ***American Theatre Festival (ATF) is the first-ever summer stock season at Tibbits. Directors changed with each show; constants included Miss Tony Showalter as costume mistress, Sally Dunlap as costume designer, Jack Shouse as set designer, and Walter Stump as lighting designer. Season Ticket Prices: Tues, Wed, Thur: $12.50, $17.50, $21, $25; Fri, Sat, Sun: $17.50, $22.50, $27.50, $32.50. Solid Gold Cadillac American Theatre Glenn Irene Festival Crane Belcher, William Walsh, Joel Marsh, Crane, Kenneth Kohn, Charles Source 05-28-64 DR 05-28-64 DR 06-02-64 DR 06-04-64 DR 06-05-64 DR 06-07-64 DR 06-07-64 DR 06-05-64 DR 06-08-64 DR 06-09-64 TA 06-18-64 DR 06-22-64 DR 06-23-64 DR 06-22-64 DR 07-17-64 DR 07-10-64 DR 05-26-64 DR 05-27-64 DR 06-16-64 DR 06-18-64 DR 06-22-64 DR 06-24-64 DR 06-26-64 DR Burdick, 77 �Day Date Year Tues Sun June 30- July 5 1964 Thurs TuesSun July 2 July 712 1964 1964 Ticket price TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, $3; FriSun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, Name of show/ lecture topic The Pursuit of Happiness Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* American Theatre Festival Type of event Comedy/ Play Walter Stump Performers Hutchins, Ruth Chambers, Tom King, Kathy Zeller, Virginia Marsh, George Vaughn Lowther, David Higgins Robert Miller, Ruth Chambers, Glenn Crane, Kathy Zeller, Tom King, William Walsh, David Higgins, Joel & Virginia Marsh Source 06-18-64 DR 06-23-64 DR 06-29-64 DR 06-30-64 DR 07-01-64 DR 07-02-64 DR Substantial donation by the Board of Directors of the Branch County Savings Bank is made to Tibbits. 06-18-64 DR The Man Who Came American Theatre Comedy / Play Glenn William 07-06-64 DR to Dinner Festival Crane Walsh, 07-07-64 DR Walter 07-08-64 DR Stump, Irene Burdick, 78 �Day Date Year Ticket price $3; FriSun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 Wed Tues July 8 July 14 TuesSun July 14- 1964 19 TuesSun July 21- 1964 26 1964 1964 TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, $3; FriSun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, $3; FriSun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Belcher, Sally Dunlap, Robert Miller, Joel & Virginia Marsh, Ruth Chambers, George Vaughn Lowther Producers of ATF request donation of two office desks, two long tables and a table saw for the productions. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: President Stilson is authorized to contact Mr. Parke regarding preparing a “graphic display to illustrate the point at which we have arrived in the restoration of the theatre, and to illustrate or dramatize the projects that are to be done in the future.” Under the Yum Yum American Theatre American Farce/ Robert Virginia Tree Festival Play Miller Marsh, Kathy Zeller, Tom King, Glenn Crane Ten Nights in a Bar room American Theatre Festival Adapted as a musical comedy melodrama by Walter Stump Director, Walter Stump; Choreogra phy, Bob Miller; Pianists Mrs. Roy C. Virginia Marsh, Bob Miller, Irene Belcher, Kathy Zeller, Ruth Chambers, William Source 07-08-64 DR 07-14-64 TA 06-18-64 DR 07-11-64 DR 07-13-64 DR 07-14-64 DR 07-15-64 DR 07-16-64 DR 06-18-64 DR 07-11-64 DR 07-16-64 DR 07-18-64 DR 07-20-64 DR 07-22-64 DR 07-23-64 DR 07-24-64 DR Burdick, 79 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Patterson & Doug Hoopingar ner; Backdrop design, Alfred Parke Sat TuesSun July 25 1964 July 28- 1964 Aug 2 Fri July 31 1964 Sat Aug 1 1964 TuesSun Aug 4- 1964 TuesThurs: $2, $2.50, $3; FridaySun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 Tues- Quality Spring Products, Inc. gives major contribution to Tibbits. Mister Roberts American Theatre Comedy-Drama/ Festival Play Irene Belcher Performers Source Walsh, Glenn Crane, David Higgins, Joel Marsh, Jeff Miller, Tom King Joel Marsh, Robert Miller, Sally Dunlap, William Walsh, Tom King, Glenn Crane, Mick Cochrane, Ken Kohn, David Higgins, Douglas Hoopengar ner, Jeffrey Miller, George Spelvin American Theatre Festival officials ask for help furnishing the company housing (located at 90 Division St) with lamps, chairs, dressers, rugs, and other furniture. A chauffeured Rolls Royce for an evening and tickets to one of the Chamber of ATF plays given away. Won by Clifford Foster; Rolls Royce belongs to Commerce Mrs. & Mrs. Richard Patterson. Girls in 509 American Theatre Comedy / Kenneth Robert 06-18-64 DR 07-27-64 DR 07-28-64 DR 07-29-64 DR 07-31-64 DR 07-31-64 DR 08-03-64 DR 06-18-64 DR 07-30-64 DR Burdick, 80 �Day Date Year 9 Tues TuesSun Aug 11 Aug 11-16 Ticket price Thurs: $2, 2.50, 3; FridaySun: $2.50, $3, $3.50 1964 1964 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source Festival Miller, Irene Belcher, Ruth Chambers, George Vaughn Lowther, Virginia Marsh, Tom King, David Higgins, Allison Crockett, Joel Marsh, Jeffrey Miller 08-03-64 DR Tibbits Foundation Board Meeting Picnic American Theatre Festival Type of event Political Farce/ Play Drama / Play Kohn Walter Stump 08-11-64 TA 06-18-64 DR 07-13-64 DR 07-16-64 DR 08-08-64 DR 08-11-64 DR 08-12-64 DR 08-14-64 DR David Higgins, Kathy Zeller, Allison Crockett, Tom King, Virginia Marsh, Ruth Chambers, William Walsh, Sharon Doyle, Jerri Parke, Burdick, 81 �Day Date Year Thurs Aug 20 1964 TuesSun Aug 18 – Aug 23 1964 Aug 1964 Mon Aug 24 1964 TuesSun Aug 25-30 1964 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Jeffery Miller “Business Men’s Night.” Local business and professional men are planning to attend the show and an After-Glow at Stukey’s Inn following the show. The Seven Year Itch American Theatre Play Glenn Kathy Festival Crane; Zeller, Bob musical Miller, direction Virginia by Donna Marsh, Douglass Timothy Crane, Mary Circle, Allison Crockett, Sally Dunlap, Rosemary King, William Walsh, Joel Marsh Kohn is approached by President Stilson about becoming a “Business Manager” for the Tibbits (with duties outlined similar to Vaughn Lowther’s, who previously held the position of Theatre Manager). The compensation from the Foundation will be $3-4000 per year, with supplementation from a part-time college teaching job at a nearby college, totaling income to approx. $10,000/year. Kohn begins making arrangements to move to Coldwater, and “mistakenly assumes that arrangements have been made for him to begin teaching in Sept at the college.” President Stilson sends a letter to Mr. Stukey (and cc’s the Board and various others) addressing personality conflicts and perceived malicious attacks on Stilson by Stukey, concerns with finances and Stukey’s apparent attitude of closing down the theatre if he is not paid for ATF meals/housing (even though Stilson was out of town during that time). Little Mary Sunshine American Theatre Musical comedy Walter Kathy Zeller Festival Stump (with Lois Source 08-11-64 TA 06-18-64 DR 08-14-64 DR 08-15-64 DR 08-17-64 DR 08-18-64 DR 08-19-64 DR 08-20-64 DR 01-06-65 TA 08-24-64 TA 06-18-64 DR 08-17-64 DR 08-22-64 DR Burdick, 82 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* **Also added matinee performances Wed & Sat at reduced rates TuesSun Sept 16 1964 Wed Sept 16 1964 (costumes created by David Higgins, who worked with a prof. Indian dance troupe for 3 years); musical direction by Thurman & Donna Douglass; Choreogra phy by Miller; Sets by Douglas Saito Walter Stump Performers Source Taylor for matinees), Don Circle, David Higgins, Jack Shouse, Irene Belcher, William Walsh, Virginia Marsh, Glenn Crane 08-24-64 DR 08-26-64 DR 08-27-64 DR 08-28-64 DR 06-18-64 DR William Walsh, Ruth 08-29-64 DR 08-31-64 DR Chambers, 09-01-64 DR Irene 09-03-64 DR Belcher, 09-05-64 DR Tom King Stukey sends a letter to Stilson, replying to what was sent on 08-24-64. His points: Stilson shouldn’t have sent the 09-16-64 TA letter to the entire board, the community should be given complete and accurate information, the money matter of $3,000 that is owed to Stukey should be repaid by Crane, Kohn and Stump, and that he too has supported and will continue to support the summer theatre group. He mentions that financial responsibility is needed. Burdick, 83 Light Up the Sky American Theatre Festival Comedy / Play �Day Date Year Tues Sept 22 1964 Thurs -Sat Oct 1Oct 3 1964 Tues Oct 6 1964 Wed Oct 7 1964 Thurs -Sat Oct 810 *Oct 23 1964 Ticket price $8.50 for four concerts/ $2.12 each Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 09-22-64 TA Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Kiwanis is granted permission to have travelogues at the Tibbits and the board considers three professional fund-raising organizations to help complete the restoration project. The ATF/summer stock did not turn a profit this summer (however, in exchange for the use of the facilities, they did pay some $3500-4000 in utility bills and improvements like lighting and equipment, approximately $5,000 in costumes and another $5000 in scenery which now belongs to the Foundation). The principals of ATF will be staying the winter in Coldwater and plan to put on a series of plays in Tibbits this winter. A Tibbits Woman’s Auxiliary has recently been formed, and they have addressed brochures to be mailed to the entire mailing list. 09-16-64 DR Glass Menagerie Tibbits Repertoire (never showed? Company, now formed Mentions opening of by American Theatre season as World of Festival producers Carl Sandburg in 1006-64 article) 10-6-64 TA Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting (special meeting): Ralph Little Of Burrill, Inc., a fundraising organization, is hired to start a fundraising program on Monday Oct 12 at the cost of $9,000, with the amount to be raised at $200,000. The Stan Getz Band scheduled for Oct 18 was cancelled since the ticket sales did not warrant the cost of the show. 05-02-64 DR La Boheme Goldovsky Grand Opera Opera Branch Jerold 06-11-64 DR Company County Siena, 10-08-64 DR Community Ronald Concert Holgate, Association Eugene Green, Shapleigh Howell, Carol Courtman, Linda Newman. 10-06-14 DR World of Carl Tibbits Repertoire Play Walter Stockton Sandburg Company Stump; Burns, Ruth 10-07-64 DR 10-08-64 DR produced Chambers, 10-09-64 DR by Glenn William Crane Walsh Burdick, 84 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source special perform ance Tues Oct 13 1964 Sat Sat Oct Oct 17 Oct 17 1964 1964 1964 Sun Oct 18 1964 Mon Oct 19 1964 Fri Oct 23 1964 Sat Oct 24 1964 Wed Oct 28 1964 Season tickets $5/ 6 shows Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Woman’s Auxiliary is having a bake sale with funds raised to be used to purchase a mimeograph machine for the theatre. Delta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority has meeting; principal annual projects is ushering at the Tibbits. Auditions for local children to appear in Tom Sawyer production. Holiday in Quebec Travelogue Kiwanis 10-13-64 TA Stan Getz & his Jazz Concert Stan Getz Quartet (cancelled at 10-6-64 board meeting) Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Mr. Robb from Burrill, Inc (fundraising firm) is introduced and explains how the fundraising drive will work. $66 was raised at the Auxiliary’s bake sale. World of Carl Tibbits Repertoire Play Walter Stockton Sandburg Company Stump; Burns, Ruth *Special produced Chambers, performance for by Glenn William presidents of local Crane Walsh colleges and universities The Adventures of Whithey Playmaker 3 Act Play Tom Sawyer Productions from Ft. Wayne Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Mr. Robb explains the campaign chart, and the following appointments were made: Roy Patterson, campaign director; A. G. Lyon (chairman), Ernest Luse, Russell Waldron, Howard Snyder, listing committee; Fred Anderson Duane Davidson, Howard Teeter, Gerald Hensley, V. M Stilson, leadership committee; Mrs. Alfred Morency, general gifts-women’s division; Duane Davidson, publicity chairman; Jerri Parke, speaker’s bureau; Margaret Hayes, campaign treasurer. Margaret Hayes tenders her resignation as treasurer of the Foundation as of 11-1-64. The TransAmerican Leasing Co. is owed $67,929.48. If payment is made 09-25-64 DR 10-07-64 DR 10-17-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 10-17-64 DR 10-19-64 TA 10-22-64 DR 10-14-64 DR 10-15-64 DR Burdick, 85 �Day Date Year Thurs Tues Oct 29 Nov 3 1964 1964 Tues Nov 3 1964 WedFri Nov 46 1964 Sat Nov 7 1964 Mon Nov 9 1964 Tues Nov 10 1964 Ticket price Students half price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers now, a savings of over $14,000 would occur (interest?). The Board votes to borrow $5000 from the Branch Co. Savings Bank & the Southern MI National Bank of Coldwater to finance the fundraising fee for Burrill, Inc. Herb Shriner, nationally known stage, TV and radio star, visits Tibbits. Tibbits Opera Foundation announces a $200,000 campaign with R.P. Pat Patterson as the general chairman of the drive. Foundation wants to complete the remodeling and restoration of the theatre and museum and art center. Monies will go toward debt retirement/loan on heating/air systems, restoration of the front of the building, new electrical system, carpeting, seating, lower level lounges, rest rooms, museum, and misc. V. M. Stilson, president of Tibbits Foundation announces Charles T. Marsh as publicity and PR man for Tibbits. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Mr. Robb compares Tibbits to Stratford /Ontario Shakespearian Festival, which has achieved international fame. Says the film The Stratford Story will be shown to the Foundation and other service organizations in the future. Candida American Theatre Play Kathy Festival/ Tibbits Rep Co. Zeller, Stockton Burns, William Walsh, Ruth Chambers, Glenn Crane Hummon Sisters Concert-ranging Coldwater Accompani Janet and from religious Ministerial ment Guy Mary melodies to Association & Frizell Hummon show tunes Tibbits Opera Foundation The Lombardo Years Guy Lombardo & his Lombardo Royal Canadians Brothers Carmen, Lebert, & Victor; gust singer Anita Bryant Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: The film The Stratford Story is shown. Source 10-31-64 DR 11-03-64 DR 11-03-64 TA 10-15-64 DR 10-29-64DR 10-31-64 DR 11-03-64 DR 11-04-64 DR 11-05-64 DR 11-06-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 10-17-64 DR 10-29-64 DR 11-06-64 DR 09-11-64 DR 09-17-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 11-07-64 DR 11-10-64 DR 11-10-64 TA Burdick, 86 �Day Date Year Thurs Sat Nov 12 Nov 14 1964 1964 Mon Nov 16 1964 Thurs - Fri Nov 19-20 1964 Sat Nov 21 1964 Tues Nov 24 1964 Sat Nov 28 1964 Ticket price Season tickets $5/ 6 shows Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting (special meeting): Reports on fundraising campaign given. Hunza Land Travelogue Kiwanis 11-10-64 TA 10-15-64 DR 10-17-64 DR Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting (special meeting): Reports on fundraising campaign given. Tibbits Fund Drive is established with R.C. Patterson as general chairman and Mrs. Alfred G. Morency & Wayne Feller as cochairmen of the gifts division. Ondine French drama/ Coldwater Phyllis Play: Senior Class High School Coscarelly and Elwood McClellan 11-10-64 TA 11-16-64 DR Man & Superman Association of Producing Artists, U of M. professional theatre group Play Set design Kim Sados, costm design Nancy Potts Richard Woods, Ellis Rabb, Nancy Marchand, Paul Spareer, Donald Mofat, Rosemary Harris Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Mr. Robb reports on the progress of the fundraising campaign, Charles Bristol is voted is as new Treasurer of the Foundation with Margaret Hayes remaining as a board member. The Sorcerer U of M Gilbert & Sullivan Opera/ ComedyDirector Society Melody Allan Schreiber, Musical 10-15-64 DR 11-12-64 DR 11-14-64 DR 11-16-64 DR 11-17-64 DR 11-18-64 DR 11-19-64 DR 11-20-64 DR 09-25-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 11-17-64 DR 11-19-64 DR 11-30-64 DR 11-24-64 TA 09-25-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 11-25-64 DR 11-28-64 DR 11-30-64 DR Burdick, 87 �Day Date Year Sat Nov 28 Fri Mon Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 1964 Trial by Jury U of M Gilbert & Sullivan Society John L. Henkel 09-25-64 DR 10-15-64 DR 11-25-64 DR 11-28-64 DR 11-30-64 DR Nov 27 Nov 30 1964 1964 Tues Tues Dec 1 Dec 1 1964 1964 Fri Dec 4 1964 Tibbits Fund Drive workers have a second report meeting. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting (special meeting): Fundraising report. Mr. Robb stresses the need for more workers. Tibbits Fund Drive Workers have meeting at Stukey’s Inn. Duo-Pianists, The Concert (second Branch Teltschik Teltschick Brothers in series?) County brothers, Community Alfred & Concert Herbert Association Mata and Hari Satirical Dance & Pantomime SatSun Dec 5-6 1964 Happy Holidays Show Tues Dec 8 1964 Thurs Dec 10 1964 Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Vote to extend the drive for capital funds for Tibbits indefinitely. Theatre rental cost is discussed: $75 performance fee and $25 rehearsal fee charged for all local organizations, 6040 fee for outside organizations, free to/donation accepted from educational institutions unless they charge an admission fee. Glenn Miller Ray Orchestra McKinley One Act Opera/ Satirical Comedy Variety Show director Prof. Harold Haugh, Choreogra pher Mrs. Riecker Sweet Adelines 11-30-64 DR 11-30-64 TA 11-30-64 DR 11-11-64 DR 12-02-64 DR 09-11-64 DR 09-25-64 DR 11-11-64 DR 11-25-64 DR 12-05-64 DR 11-11-64 DR 12-01-64 DR 12-02-64 DR 12-03-64 DR 12-04-64 DR 12-07-64 DR 12-05-64 DR 12-08-64 TA 09-11-64 DR 09-25-64 DR Burdick, 88 �Day Fri Date Year Ticket price Dec 11 Winter 1964 1964 FriSun Dec 1113 1964 $3.50$2; students half price Sun Dec 13 1964 $1 adults; under 16 75 cents main floor, 50 cents balcony Wed Dec 23 1964 Fri Wed Dec 26 Dec 30 1964 1964 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Tibbits Fund Drive Meeting; Reports Requested. A Hasty Heart (replaced with Love Out of Town, but neither ever showed) Dial M for Murder American Theatre Festival/ Tibbits Rep Co. Rapunzel & the Witch American Theatre Festival/ Tibbits Rep Co. Type of event Comedy / Play Murder Mystery/ Play Walter Stump, producer Glenn Crane Children’s Theatre/Play Director and lighting designer Walter Stump Performers Roger Smith, Ed (Kookie Byrnes Stockton Burns, Kathy Zeller, Walter Stump, Glenn Crane Stockton Burns, Ruth Chambers, Kathy Zeller, Bill Walsh V.M. Stilson sends letter to Board of Directors and resigns from the presidency and the Board of Directors of Tibbits. Mrs. Alfred G. Parke (Jenie Parke) sends her letter of resignation to Vice President Patterson. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Resignations from V. M. Stilson, Jerri Parke and Winifred Morency. Margaret Hayes made a motion to deny Mrs. Morency’s resignation, and she agreed to remain a member of the board. Roy Patterson is named new president of the Tibbits Opera Foundation; Duane E. Davidson named vicepresident. Mr. Stukey donates the loan of $1,750 to the Foundation. Finances and financial program is discussed (bank loans, local bills, Transamerica Corp. bill). Suggestion to put new locks on all the Theatre building doors with the keys marked “do not duplicate”. Keys will only be given to qualified persons. Discussion on lease with the ATF, but no action taken. Source 11-25-64 DR 12-08-64 DR 12-03-66 DR 09-11-64 DR 09-25-64 DR 11-11-64 DR 11-24-64 DR 11-30-64 DR 12-03-64 DR 12-04-64 DR 12-07-64 DR 12-10-64 DR 12-11-64 DR 11-24-64 DR 11-30-64 DR 12-01-64 DR 12-07-64 DR 12-09-64 DR 12-24-64 DR 12-23-64 TA 12-26-64 TA 12-30-64 DR 12-30-64 TA Burdick, 89 �Day Date Year Thurs Dec 31 1964 Tues Jan 5 1965 Wed Jan 6 1965 Thurs -Sat Jan 7-9 1965 Mon Jan 11 1965 Tues Jan 12 1965 Sat Jan 16 1965 Tues Jan 19 1965 Ticket price Adults $2.50; students $1 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Executive Board Meeting: Discussion of problems from 12-30 meeting, including: payment of $500 balance due to Glenn Miller Band, change to three signatures on checks (president, VP and treasurer), and formation of new committees (Finance- Dr. Harold J. Meier, chairman; House & Properties- Sanford Jolley, chairman; Public Relations- Peter Schwartz, chairman; Restoration- Jerry Fair, chairman). ATF contract discussed at a 5-year contract with proper cancellation clause if it jeopardizes the theatre, plus inventory taken before and after the season. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting at Stuckey’s Inn: Vote for Mr. Roussey to fill the hole in the alley for $125, and that the lease/contract for the ATF be prepared by an attorney. Mrs. Morency sends another letter of resignation to the board. Kenneth Kohn sends a letter to President Patterson regarding his employment as the theatre manager: He was never told he was being dismissed as the manager, hasn’t been paid what had been promised, has moved his family to Coldwater and as such his wife has given up her job and they have lost money because of it, and he has just heard that the board is looking for a qualified and experienced theatre manager (and he seems offended that his extensive qualifications are being overlooked by the board). Expresses disappointment with his last 3 months of “employment”, at which he has worked sometimes over 80 hours a week, and has at most received $125 total. Furthermore, he is upset by the rumors around town of his “inefficiency as a manager”, which is making it hard for him to secure another job. *On the Marquee American Theatre Play schedule but never Festival/ Tibbits Rep Co. played Rubinoff & his Violins Concert Rubinoff Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Mrs. Winifred Morency resigns. Some bookings need to be negotiated on price or will have to be cancelled. Those already cancelled include Entrances & Exits, Hal Holbrook, Basil Rathbone, and Caldonia. Executive Committee to now meet every Wed and the Foundation board to meet every Tuesday until further notice. Exits & Entrances (cancelled by 01-1265 meeting) Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Vote to take out a loan for $3500 to pay $1500 to Woody Herman and Source 12-30-64 TA 12-31-64 TA 01-05-65 DR 12-30-64 DR 01-05-65 TA 01-06-65 TA 12-12-64 DR 12-12-64 DR 12-31-64 DR 01-06-65 DR 01-07-65 DR 01-08-65 DR 01-11-65 DR 01-12-65 DR 01-12-65 TA 12-12-64 DR 01-12-65 TA 01-19-65 TA Burdick, 90 �Day Date Year Sat Jan 23 1965 Tues Jan 26 1965 Sat Jan 30 1965 Tues TuesWed Feb 2 Feb 2-3 1965 1965 Tues Feb 9 1965 Wed Feb 10 1965 Ticket price $1.50 Season tickets $5/ 6 shows Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* $4, Performers $2000 to pay Roger Williams. The loan will be signed by 5 board members, each liable for $700 of the loan. The proceeds of these concerts will be used to repay the loan. Seaman Office Supply will take back the purchased mimeograph machine ($459), apply the price on the current account, and rent the machine for $25. Discussion about the possibility of Olivet College providing funds for a theatre manager in exchange for use of the Tibbits for rehearsals in connection with an adult education program. Taming of the Shrew MSU Players Coldwater Frank Frederick High School Rutledge De Santis, chapter of the Chilton Thespian Cunningha Society m, Terry Williams, Catherine Mann Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Olivet College agrees to pay half of the salary for a theatre manager, which would be $50 per week toward the director’s salary, provided another $50 per week can be secured from some other source. The agreement would take place in February and involve the Players Group, Adult Education, and Teenage Activities. U of M requests payment of $700 for the Gilbert and Sullivan performance. 900 brochures advertising coming attractions are ready to mail out. Mr. Lyon is preparing the lease agreement with ATF. Pan-Am Highway Travelogue Kiwanis Sweet Adelines donate $250 to the Tibbits. free Type of event Source 12-12-64 DR 01-04-65 DR 01-05-65 DR 01-14-65 DR 01-15-65 DR 01-19-65 DR 01-20-65 DR 01-21-65 DR 01-23-65 DR 01-25-65 DR 01-26-65 TA 10-17-64 DR 01-29-65 DR 02-02-65 DR 01-30-65 DR 02-01-65 DR 02-04-65 DR 02-09-65 DR 02-09-65 TA Susan Lowe Coldwater Cooking School & Daily Fashion Show Reporter Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Cancelled The Littlest Circus but the company wants $100 to cover expenses. Motion to only charge 50 cents to students for the Woody Herman concert. Replastering and painting of the ceiling has been completed; work has been donated by Legg Lumber. The rear portion of the ceiling plaster has been removed, replastered and painted at $2300. Estimated cost of finishing the repair work is between $56,000, as opposed to the estimated $20,000 by contractors. 01-29-65 DR Woody Herman Concert Woody Burdick, 91 �Day Date Year Ticket price $2.50; students $1 WedThurs Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* “Herd” Performers Source Herman 02-02-65 DR 02-04-65 DR 02-09-65 DR 02-10-65 DR 02-11-65 DR 02-10-65 DR 1965 Community theatre for Branch Co., named the Branch County Players, is being organized. Mon Feb 10 -11 Feb 15 1965 09-25-64 DR 01-12-65 TA Tues Feb 16 1965 Sat Feb 27 1965 Mark Twain Tonight Lincoln Center Hal (cancelled by 01-12Repertory Co. Holbrook 65 meeting) Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Reports a loss of $500 on the Woody Herman concert even though 1078 tickets are sold. The New Holland Travelogue Kiwanis SunMon Feb 28, March 1 1965 Fine Arts Festival 02-04-65 DR 02-24-65 DR 02-25-65 DR 02-27-65 DR 03-02-65 DR Sun Feb 28 1965 Tues March 2 March 7 1965 Sun 1965 Season tickets $5/ 6 shows free Variety show, Coldwater Gretchen including One High School Gottschalk, Act Drama The Thespians, Linda Wall, choir, Symphony Hammard band band, choir Informational community meeting held; 75 citizens come to hear a report on the 5-year financial program for the Tibbits. Report on upcoming programing. Sanford Jolly, chairman of House and Staging, reports that two intercom systems have been installed with the hopes that three more can be installed. Roof repair is needed as it is leaking above the stage. The ceiling over the balcony has been completed and was donated by Louie Legg. Last year’s summer musicals and “sexy” plays were the best in attendance, so the Board is looking for similar shows to do this summer. New highway is being constructed east of the city which will allow for more traffic in less time. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Meetings will now be held monthly in the future, with the Executive Board meeting each Wednesday. Roger Williams & his Concert – world Roger orchestra renowned pianist Williams, the Dutton ensemble 02-16-65 TA 10-17-64 DR 03-02-65 DR 02-28-65 TA 03-02-65 TA 09-25-64 DR 02-18-65 DR 02-22-65 DR 02-25-65 DR Burdick, 92 �Day Date Year Thurs - Fri March 18 -19 TuesWed March 16-17 Thurs March 18 1965 Sat March 20 March 20 1965 Sat Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Pioneer, Go Home 1965 Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Play / Comedy Coldwater Junior class Auditions for county high schools’ production of Bye Bye Birdie (auditions at Roosevelt Auditorium, show at Tibbits) 1965 Phyllis Coscarelly Performers Jack Wolf, Terry Tarr, Stephanie Shank, Carolyn Gillespie, Becky Pratt, Educators throughou t the county and from Olivet College, plus Glenn Crane, Walter Stump President Patterson sends a letter to Mr. Burrill requesting that some of the service fee be returned to the Foundation since the fundraiser was a total flop. Instead of the estimated $200,000 expected, only $20,000 is received in donations, $11,000 of which is paid to Mr. Burrill’s company. Auditions at Tibbits for the adult roles of Bye Bye Birdie. Season tickets $5/ 6 The World of California Travelogue Kiwanis Source 02-26-65 DR 03-01-65 DR 03-02-65 DR 03-03-65 DR 03-04-65 DR 03-05-65 DR 03-08-65 DR 02-18-65 DR 03-11-65 DR 03-13-65 DR 03-15-65 DR 03-16-65 DR 03-17-65 DR 03-18-65 DR 03-19-65 DR 03-12-65 DR 03-16-65 DR 03-18-65 TA 03-20-65 DR 10-17-64 DR Burdick, 93 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Sun March 21 March 21 1965 Tibbits Foundation Fund Drive coffee meeting. 1965 Littlest Circus (cancelled as of 2-965 meeting) March 26 March 26 March 28 1965 `Tibbits Board Meeting 1965 Calendonia 1965 Lucille Kailer, lyric coloratura soprano Concert Mon March 29 1965 Cancer Crusade kickoff meeting Meeting Sat April 3 1965 Tues April 6 1965 Performers Source shows Sun Fri Fri Sun 03-19-65 DR 09-25-64 DR 02-09-65 TA Miniature, magical carnival in music; dance & pantomime 03-26-65 DR 09-25-64 DR Singers & dancers of Scotland **to benefit Hospital Auxiliary** Spring Style / Fashion Show Branch County Community Concert Association Branch Co. Cancer Society Coldwater Daily Reporter and the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce 03-24-65 DR 03-30-65 DR Kenneth Miller and Arlene Weston, chairmen Tibbits Foundation ANNUAL MEETING: Officers for the following year will be Roy Patterson, president; Duane Davidson, Vice President; Rae Kleindinst, Recording Secretary; Chas Bristol, Treasurer; Dorothy Aitchison, Corresponding Secretary. Dr. Meier reports on finances and membership, stating 150 members needed and 03-06-65 DR 03-23-65 DR 03-24-65 DR 03-25-65 DR 03-26-65 DR 03-27-65 DR 03-29-65 DR 03-30-65 DR 03-31-65 DR 04-01-65 DR 04-02-65 DR 04-03-65 DR 04-06-65 TA Burdick, 94 �Day Date Year Thurs Thurs -Sat April 8 April 810 1965 1965 MonThurs Thurs -Fri Sat April 12-15 April 22-23 April 24 Tues 1965 Sat April 27 April 30 May 1 Sun May 2 1965 Fri Ticket price $1 Thurs, $1.50 FriSat Name of show/ lecture topic 1965 Minstrel Show HOLY WEEK services Church service Season tickets $5/ 6 shows 1965 Tues May 4 1965 Rotary Performers Source 04-07-65 DR 02-18-65 DR 03-19-65 DR 04-06-65 DR 04-07-65 DR 04-09-65 DR 04-09-65 DR Duane Davidson 02-18-65 DR Coldwater High School Basil Rathbone Dramatic (cancelled as of 01presentation 12-65 meeting) Tibbits Sustaining Membership drive nears top; within 23 members of reaching the goal of 150 memberships (members pledge $200 payable per year for 5 years). American Theatre Festival signs 5-year lease agreement with Tibbits Opera Foundation to continue summer stock through 1969. African Wildlife in Travelogue Kiwanis Action 09-25-64 DR 01-12-65 TA Young American Artists in Concert 04-21-65 DR 04-23-65 DR 04-27-65 DR 05-01-65 DR 05-03-65 DR *benefit for Tibbits* May 3 Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Variety Show 1965 Mon Type of event currently at 99. Tibbits Finance Board Meeting Roaring 20s 1965 1965 Company name Concert Artists from Michigan colleges with featured artist Dzidra Bonfiglio An Evening with Victor Herbert & Harold Arlen Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Bye Bye Birdie proceeds will be used to repair the roof. The Finance 04-27-65 DR 04-30-65 DR 10-17-64 DR 09-25-64 DR 05-04-65 DR Burdick, 95 �Day Date Year Ticket price Sun May 9 1965 $1 TuesSat May 18-22 1965 Adults $1.50, students $1 Sun May 23 1965 Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 05-04-65 TA Committee wants immediate action toward hiring a Theatre Manager, with a proposed salary of $300 a month. Barbara Bernahl claims $66 per week for services in the box office, which the board thought was too much. It was their understanding that she was to only be reimbursed the cost of her babysitter. The bill is sent to Mr. Lyon/legal counsel for discussion. Elsie Elliott no longer wants to work box office, and Barbara Worden is suggested to take over. Tibbits Sustaining Membership drive nears top; within 15 members of reaching the goal of 150 memberships (members pledge $200 payable per year for 5 years). Cardinal Choir and Fine Arts Department presents Tibbits with a $50 donation in appreciate for free use of the Tibbits for school-directed functions. 05-05-65 DR Jazz Concert (17 Wayne Brenda piece stage Feller Davis, Tom 05-06-65 DR 05-07-65 DR band) Reaume, 05-10-65 DR Chuck Stokes, John Clayton, The Malibus 04-01-65 DR Bye Bye Birdie Musical Olivet College Walter 05-12-65 DR & Branch Stump, 05-13-65 DR County Area director; 05-14-65 DR Schools Glenn 05-15-65 DR Crane, 05-17-65 DR producer; 05-18-65 DR Mrs. 05-19-65 DR William Corey, Choreogra phy; Mrs. Dan Shelles, Costumes 04-19-65 DR Jerry Gerard Concert; organist Branch Jerry 05-20-65 DR (originally County Gerard scheduled), Community (cancelled?) 05-24-65 DR Bene W. Hammel Concert , Bene Burdick, 96 �Day Date Year Sat Thurs Sat Tues May 29 June 3 June 5 June 8 1965 1965 1965 1965 Thurs Thurs June 10 1965 June 10 1965 TuesSat June 15-19 Wed Thurs June 16 1965 June 24 1965 1965 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Association Hammel Bye Bye Birdie gives $1,000 donation to Tibbits. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting Summer cast starts arriving; company housing is at 90 Division St. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: New office secretary Mrs. Hillyar is introduced. President Patterson reports that he has written letters to both Barbara Bernahl and Ken Kohn regarding their claims of services, offering to settle at $500 each ($250 paid this year and $250 next year) in addition to the $125 which they have already been paid. Present membership is 145. Executive and Finance committee reported that a secretary and custodian is all the Theatre needs for personnel at this point. Rotary gifts $400 to Tibbits. Tibbits Executive Board Meeting Larry Life named season choreographer; Larry Carrico Jr named season stage manager, technical director, scene designer, and rigger. The Fantasticks American Theatre Musical Walter Ann Festival Romance Stump, Breniser, director; Milt Bailey, Carrico, James scenic (Mike) design; Bill Bloom, Bob Kreutzberg Sphatt, , William costumes; Walsh, Skip Larry Life, Frizzell, Phil Goble, musical Larry director Carrico, Marge Foley Local merchants give away tickets for summer theatre. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: New office secretary Mrs. Hillyer has resigned. Materials for the roof repair have been delivered, work to begin soon. Mr. Kohn has sent back a letter accepting the settlement offer for back salary. Payments to Trans-America Leasing Co. haven’t been made since last fall and are in arrears in the amount of $12,000. Loan refinancing and payment schedule of $1045 a month is recommended, to which TransAmerica would excuse the penalty. Membership is at 157. Source 05-29-65 DR 05-28-65 DR 06-05-65 DR 06-08-65 DR 06-09-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 04-08-65 DR 06-08-65 DR 06-09-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 06-14-65 DR 06-15-65 DR 06-16-65 DR 06-17-65 DR 06-19-65 DR 06-16-65 DR 06-24-65 TA Burdick, 97 �Day Date Year TuesSat June 22-26 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 1965 Come Blow Your Horn American Theatre Festival Robert Sphatt, William Walsh, Phil Goble, Laura Seager, Lynda Arnberg, Fay Command 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 06-18-65 DR 06-21-65 DR 06-22-65 DR 06-23-65 DR 06-24-65 DR Sat June 26 1965 Monk Watson’s Magic Show TuesSat June 29- July 3 1965 Abie’s Irish Rose American Theatre Festival Sat July 3 1965 The Wizard of Oz Olivet College Children’s Theatre Adults $1, children .75 Type of event Play – Contemporary Sex Comedy Children’s Matinee- live magic Play- Comedy Children’s Matinee - Glenn Crane 06-25-65 DR Walter Stump Miss Bobbi Waite & Mrs. Paul Bisling, directors; Kathryn Haefild, Robert Sphatt, Laura Seager, William Walsh, Phil Goble, Fay Command, Larry Life, Marc Baskind, Glenn Crane 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 06-25-65 DR 06-26-65 DR 06-28-65 DR 06-29-65 DR 06-30-65 DR 07-01-65 DR 06-25-65 DR 06-30-65 DR 07-01-65 DR Burdick, 98 �Day Date Year TuesSat July 610 1965 Tues July 13 1965 TuesSat July 13- 1965 17 TuesSat July 20- 1965 24 Ticket price Matinees Wed & Sat; adults $1.65 and up, children .80 Wed, $1.30 Sat Name of show/ lecture topic The Music Man Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* American Theatre Festival Musical Performers musical director Walter Stump Glenn Crane, Ann Breniser, Fay Command, locals Mitch McCullough & Cindy Weidner, Sweet Adelines chorus as townspeopl e Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Larry Carrico is interviewed for the Theatre Manager position. Further discussion to occur with him to come to agreement of salary. Women’s Chamber of Commerce offers to usher the winter season. Mr. Bryan reports that roof is nearly complete and new system of locks has been installed. **Music Man is held over another week ** The Drunkard American Theatre Festival Type of event Melodrama, adapted musically by Walter Stump Walter Stump, director; Thurman Douglass & Guy Frizzell, musical directors; Philip Goble, William Walsh, Robert Sphatt, William Dowton, Milton Source 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 07-02-65 DR 07-03-65 DR 07-06-65 DR 07-07-65 DR 07-13-65 TA 07-08-65 DR 07-09-65 DR 07-10-65 DR 07-11-65 DR 07-13-65 DR 07-14-65 DR 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 07-09-65 DR 07-16-65 DR 07-19-65 DR 07-20-65 DR 07-21-65 DR 07-22-65 DR Burdick, 99 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* William Kreutzberg , costumes TuesSat July 27- 1965 30 The Happy Time American Theatre Festival TuesSat Aug 37 My Fair Lady American Theatre Festival 1965 Play: Comedy Glenn Crane Walter Stump Performers Source Bailey, Larry Life, Glenn Crane, Charles Hutchins, Guy Frizzell, Ann Breniser, Fay Command, Laura Seager, Charlotte Button, Brenda Davis, Margaret Foley, Thurman Douglass 04-08-65 DR Craig 06-10-65 DR Davidson 07-23-65 DR (local), 07-24-65 DR Larry Life, 07-26-65 DR Kenneth 07-27-65 DR Kohn, 07-28-65 DR Robert 07-29-65 DR Sphatt, William Walsh, Fay Command 04-08-65 DR Ann 06-10-65 DR Breniser, 07-30-65 DR Glenn Burdick, 100 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source Crane, William Walsh, Phillip Goble 07-31-65 DR 08-02-65 DR 08-03-65 DR 08-04-65 DR 08-05-65 DR Thurs MonSat Aug 5 Aug 914 1965 1965 Tibbits Board Meeting (?) **My Fair Lady is held over another week ** Tues Aug 10 1965 TuesSat Aug 10-14 1965 Thurs TuesSat Aug 12 Aug 17-21 1965 1965 TuesSat Aug 17-21 1965 Tibbits Foundation Board Meeting: Patterson, Davidson and Heikkinen visited U of M to conference regarding financial aid from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. They were advised to expand the Tibbits programming into all types of art and once that is in effect, they would work with Tibbits in creating a proposal. Congress is also presently reviewing a bill which might offer additional financial help. Larry Carrico has officially been hired as Theatre Manager, to start Sept 1 at a salary of $300 per month for 10 months. He has also signed a contract to teach at Lakeland School, so will divide his time between the two. Negotiation with Transamerica Leasing Corp. has led to a modified agreement (at which point delinquent back balance is $16,000). The Foundation can pay $8,000 to become current, and then no additional interest will accrue as long as TLC is paid $1089 per month. Sunday in New York American Theatre (originally scheduled, Festival cancelled since My Fair Lady is held over) Tibbits Executive Board Meeting On Borrowed Time American Theatre (originally scheduled, Festival but changed to Mary, Mary?) Mary, Mary American Theatre Adult comedy William Joel and Festival Walsh Virginia Marsh, Larry Life, Phillip 08-03-65 DR 08-09-65 DR 08-10-65 DR 08-13-65 DR 08-06-65 DR 08-10-65 TA 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 08-06-65 DR 04-08-65 DR 06-10-65 DR 07-09-65 DR 08-10-65 DR 08-11-65 DR 08-12-65 DR 08-13-65 DR 08-16-65 DR Burdick, 101 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 08-17-65 DR 08-18-65 DR 08-19-65 DR 08-20-65 DR 04-08-65 DR Oklahoma American Theatre Musical Walter Ann 08-17-65 DR Festival Stump, Breniser, 08-21-65 DR musical Milton director Bailey, Larry 08-23-65 DR 08-24-65 DR Thurman Life, 08-25-65 DR Douglas, Charlotte 08-26-65 DR choreogra Button, 08-27-65 DR pher Larry William Life Walsh, Phil Goble, Lee Treat, Glenn Crane, Sally Carrico. 08-24-65 DR Tibbits Executive Board Meeting American Theatre Festival presents awards to two young Coldwater people for helping the company the past two 08-30-65 DR summers. Brad Green receives the Outstanding Apprentice of the Year award; Charlotte Button, actress, received the other award. 04-08-65 DR The Moon is Blue American Theatre 06-10-65 DR (originally scheduled, Festival cancelled since Oklahoma is held over) 08-31-65 DR *Oklahoma is held over for a second week* 09-01-65 DR 09-04-65 DR 09-07-65 DR 09-10-65 DR Larry Carrico is hired to teach English at Lakeland School. 09-10-65 DR Music! Magic! And Magic & Comedy Monk 09-11-65 DR Mirth! show Watson Goble, Laura Seager TuesSat Aug 24-28 1965 Thurs Mon Aug 26 Aug 30 1965 1965 TuesSat Aug 31Sept 4 1965 TuesSat Aug 31Sept 4 1965 Fri Sun Sept 10 Sept 12 1965 1965 free Burdick, 102 �Day Date Year Tues Sept 21 1965 Sat Thurs Tues Sept 23 Sept 30 Oct 5 1965 1965 1965 Ticket price Reserved $3.75, Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Total attendance of summer stock was 14,137 with gross box office sales at $30,865. Mrs. Bernahl has denied the Foundation’s offer to settle and has threatened to sue. The board decides to hold the matter of Bernahl’s claim in abeyance. New rental fees are created based on revenue of the program. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting Wayne King & his Concert Wayne King Orchestra General admission $2.50 Sat Oct 9 1965 Tues Oct 12 1965 Thurs Wed Sat Oct 21 Oct 27 Oct 30 1965 1965 Sat Nov 6 1965 $5 adults, $3 students Adults $1, kids 75 cents Byways of Britain Travelogue Kiwanis Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Profit from the Wayne King performance is $967.78. Sales tax exemption is sought. Community Concert Board feels that the new rental fees are too high, but taking into account the cost of operation, the facilities, etc., it is an appropriate fee. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting Tibbits Executive Committee Meeting Two Go Dancing Ballet/ Classical Branch dance concert County Community Concert Association Pinocchio Reed Marionettes Puppet show Edith and Robin Reed Source 09-13-65 DR 09-17-65 DR 09-21-65 TA 09-17-65 DR 09-29-65 DR 09-16-65 DR 09-21-65 DR 09-22-65 DR 09-24-65 DR 09-27-65 DR 09-28-65 DR 10-01-65 DR 10-06-65 DR 10-06-65 DR 10-08-65 DR 10-07-65 DR 10-12-65 TA 10-18-65 DR 10-27-65 DR 10-04-65 DR 10-22-65 DR 10-28-65 DR 10-29-65 DR 11-01-65 DR 11-02-65 DR Burdick, 103 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source 11-04-65 DR 11-06-65 DR 11-08-65 DR Mon Nov 8 1965 Tues Nov 9 1965 Thurs Fri Thurs Thurs - Fri Nov 11 Nov 12 Nov 18 Nov 18-19 1965 1965 1965 1965 Sat Nov 20 1965 Sun Nov 28 1965 Reserved $3.75, General Admission $2.50 Sat- Dec 4-5 1965 Adults Michael Church, Lecture-Art University of Michigan College of Architecture & Design Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Michael Church of the University Extension Service of Fine Arts of the State of MI is interested and willing to help the newly appointed Arts Council. Carrico reports that it was necessary to have three performances for Pinocchio, and that profit for the show was $434.84. Tibbits Executive Committee Meeting Tibbits Meeting Tibbits Executive Meeting Noah Play Coldwater Phyllis High School Coscarelly, senior class student director Carolyn Gillespie Concert - Piano Branch Richard County Cass Community Concert Association Womenfolk Folk singers/ Tibbits Opera Jean Amos, recording artists Foundation Leni and Arts Ashmore, Council Barbara Cooper, Judy Fine, Joyce James Sing Americana Musical Review Sweet 11-05-65 DR 11-09-65 TA 11-10-65 DR 11-10-65 DR 11-16-65 DR 11-12-65 DR 11-15-65 DR 11-18-65 DR 11-19-65 DR 10-29-65 DR 11-15-65 DR 11-22-65 DR 10-28-65 DR 11-10-65 DR 11-17-65 DR 11-20-65 DR 11-23-65 DR 11-24-65 DR 11-26-65 DR 11-27-65 DR 11-29-65 DR 10-13-65 DR Burdick, 104 �Day Date Year Sun Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Adelines $1.50, children 75 cents Wed Thurs Dec 15 Dec 16 1965 1965 Sat Dec 18 1965 Sat Dec 18 1965 Thurs Dec 30 Jan 11 1965 1966 Sat Jan 15 1966 Sat Jan 22 1966 Tibbits Fine Arts Committee Meeting Mr. Crane Adults $1.25, kids 74 cents $5 adults, $3 students Performers Hansel & Gretel Piccolo Opera Company of Detroit Musical comedy Children’s Theatre / Musical fairy tale Quincy High School Brent Veysey Evelyn Orbach Tibbits Opera Foundation Patrons Cocktail Party: Financial status reviewed; board is looking into possibility of getting federal monies. Tibbits Executive Committee Meeting Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Review of previous year’s bookings. Most bookings made money, but Womenfolk lost money. Carrico reports a proposal is being prepared to submit for federal assistance to get a new front of the building, finish the basement according to plans, lounge, new seats and carpeting, work backstage for electrical systems, etc. ATF decides not to operate summer stock, so the board appoints Carrico to operate the theatre for the summer instead. He has chosen several large musicals since they have proven to be most popular. Proposed salary for Carrico is $150/week with a percentage of profits at the end of the season. Pop Organ Eddie Concert Osborn Inner Space Travelogue Kiwanis Source 11-12-65 DR 11-19-65 DR 11-29-65 DR 11-30-65 DR 12-01-65 DR 12-02-65 DR 12-03-65 DR 12-04-65 DR 12-06-65 DR 12-14-65 DR 12-13-65 DR 12-16-65 DR 12-07-65 DR 12-08-65 DR 12-10-65 DR 12-13-65 DR 12-14-65 DR 12-17-65 DR 12-20-65 DR 12-17-65 DR 12-20-65 DR 12-29-65 DR 01-11-66 TA 12-20-65 DR 10-06-65 DR 01-15-66 DR 01-20-66 DR Burdick, 105 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Wed Jan 26 1966 Wed Jan 26 1966 Sat Feb 5 1966 Wed Feb 9 1966 Sat Feb 19 1966 Mon Feb 28 1966 Thurs March 3 March 1966 Vocalinstrumental program Tibbits asks for donations of clothing and accessories to build the costume shop. 1966 Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Officers for the year are Roy Patterson, president; Duane Davidson, $5 adults, $3 students Source Joseph Wolman, piano; John Wummer, flute; David Sackson, violin-viola Meeting is held to discuss Tibbits to be organized as an Arts Council as well in order to avoid overlapping of events and dates, to coordinate use of the opera house, and to publish a brochure on the local arts groups in the community. Hamlet Michigan State Play Frank Roger Long, University’s Performing Rutledge Roger Arts Co. Cornish, Ann Matesich, Terry S. Williams, Bill Stock Norman Luboff Choir Concert Branch County Community Concert Association America Travelogue Kiwanis 01-15-66 DR 01-21-66 DR 01-27-66 DR Varsity Vagabonds 02-16-66 DR 02-17-66 DR 02-25-66 DR 03-03-66 DR Concert - Musical Arts Trio Adult $1.50, student $1 Performers Western Michigan University Branch County Community Concert Association Dr. Elwyn Carter 01-26-66 DR 01-15-66 DR 01-17-66 DR 01-26-66 DR 01-31-66 DR 02-02-66 DR 02-07-66 DR 10-04-65 DR 10-06-65 DR 02-17-66 DR 03-08-66 TA Burdick, 106 �Day Date Year Ticket price March 9 1966 Thurs March 10 1966 Thurs -Fri March 17-18 1966 Sat March 26 1966 Sun April 3 1966 Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers VP; Rae Kleindist, recording secretary; Dorothy Aitchison, corresponding secretary; Charles Bristol, treasurer. Arts Council has had a number of meetings and has elected officers. Carrico reports that summer people have been hired, budget is similar to last year, and that program ads have been sold with 95% participation. Rotary club donates an arc spotlight valued at $1200 in exchange for theatre rental. Camille and The Ruth Page’s Chicago Ballet Branch Josette Merry Widow Opera Ballet County Amiel, Orrin Community Kayan, Concert Patricia Association Kiekovic, Kenneth Johnson Piano Concert Branch Jean Paul County Seville Community Concert Association Our Town Play Coldwater Larry High School Carrico, junior class Linda Bennett 8 Wed Name of show/ lecture topic $3.50- $2 Spring Fashionata *to benefit the Hospital Auxiliary Fashion Show Dukes of Dixieland Dixieland jazz band (originally scheduled for March 20, moved Frank Assunto, Fred Assunto, Source 05-11-65 DR 05-21-65 DR 03-07-66 DR 03-08-66 DR 03-10-66 DR 10-04-65 DR 03-03-66 DR 03-14-66 DR 03-16-66 DR 03-17-66 DR 03-18-66 DR 03-17-66 DR 03-18-66 DR 03-19-66 DR 03-21-66 DR 03-22-66 DR 03-23-66 DR 03-24-66 DR 03-25-66 DR 03-28-66 DR 02-17-66 DR 02-19-66 DR 03-08-66 DR 03-10-66 DR Burdick, 107 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* to April 3) Papa Jac Assunto, Jerry Fuller, Gene Schroeder, Red Brown, Barrett Deems Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Arts Council organization is planning to have an exhibit at the fair this year. Carrico says summer shows will start June 29, tickets will go on sale soon, and that season tickets will be $13.75 and $15. Fabulous Forties Variety Show Rotary Tues April 12 1966 Thurs -Sat April 14-16 1966 FriSat April 22-23 1966 It’s A Great Life Sun April 24 April 28-29 1966 Auditions for Miss Branch County Pageant Sat April 30 1966 Tues May 3 1966 Thurs -Fri Thurs $1, Fri & Sat $1.50 1966 $5 adults, $3 students Performers Yucatan Trails Play St. Charles School senior class Variety Show Coldwater High School Travelogue Kiwanis Choir concert Coldwater High School Paula Weller Source 03-25-66 DR 03-26-66 DR 03-28-66 DR 03-30-66 DR 03-31-66 DR 04-01-66 DR 04-02-66 DR 04-04-66 DR 04-12-66 TA 03-30-66 DR 04-11-66 DR 04-12-66 DR 04-13-66 DR 04-14-66 DR 04-15-65 DR 04-18-66 DR 04-19-66 DR 04-20-66 DR 04-21-66 DR 04-25-66 DR 04-19-66 DR 04-26-66 DR 04-27-66 DR 04-28-66 DR 04-29-66 DR 10-06-65 DR 04-26-66 DR Arvid Berg 04-26-66 DR 05-02-66 DR Burdick, 108 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Source Dzidra Bonfiglio 05-03-66 DR 05-04-66 DR 05-04-66 DR 04-26-66 DR 05-03-66 DR 05-05-66 DR 05-06-66 DR 05-09-66 DR 05-10-66 TA Thurs Sat May 5 May 7 1966 1966 Tibbits Executive Board Meeting Tues May 10 1966 Fri May 13 1966 Adults $1.50, students 75 cents Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Carrico changes season ticket prices to $13 and $15 instead of previous cost. Suggestion to publicize what school activities have been held in the theatre to show how much it’s being used by schools. Royalties for all summer shows have been reduced. A refreshment stand in the alley south of the theatre is being planned. Estimate for 50 feet of concrete in the alley is $250. Virginia Symphony Concert William Orchestra Penny Hacker Sat May 21 1966 Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents Mon Sat May 23 June 4 1966 1966 Mon Tues June 13 1966 June 14 1966 Piano Concert Sleeping Beauty Children’s Play Coldwater High School Phyllis Coscarelly Season tickets go on sale for the Tibbits Summer Theatre (TST) season. General Cable of Quincy donates $1500 worth of cable and wire for house and stage wiring. $700 is still needed to complete the project. Deadline of June 18 is set. TST requests single rooms and apartments to house company members. Also searching for a sewing machine. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Carrico reports that all members of summer stock have been arrived and are hiring. Howard Teeter negotiates with John DeNoyer for use of the garage building on South Monroe St. as a workshop, Meier and Teeter are arranging to have the alley paved for the refreshment area, Wolf’s Floor Covering of Coldwater donates new beige carpeting to the Tibbits as well as the labor to install it, Kiwanis Club has repaired seats in the theatre, and General Cable Co. of Quincy is donating wiring, which Bob Sweet and his crew are installing (cost to the Foundation will probably be less than $800). Bryan reports work on the gutters along the side of the building because there has been a problem with rain running down the side of the building. President 04-26-66 DR 05-09-66 DR 05-10-66 DR 05-11-66 DR 05-12-66 DR 05-13-66 DR 05-16-66 DR 05-06-66 DR 05-17-66 DR 05-18-66 DR 05-20-66 DR 05-23-66 DR 06-04-66 DR 06-13-66 DR 06-14-66 DR Burdick, 109 �Day Date Year Sat Thurs Wed June 18 1966 June 23 1966 June 29 1966 JuneSept 1966 WedSat June 29-30, July 12, July 6-9 1966 Wed July 6 1966 Thurs July 7 1966 Tues July 12 1966 WedSat July 13- 1966 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers Patterson reports that the Executive Committee will no longer meet weekly; instead, they will meet monthly. Carrico hosts a reception at his home for Board Members and the cast for the summer shows. TST Musical director Harold Themmen puts out a call for local musicians. Local merchants give away tickets for Tibbits to 180 people (originally reported that it was season tickets, but it was just for individual performances). Summer Stock- Larry Carrico will be general manager (production, hiring, box office, publicity/PR) as well as lighting. Jeffery K. Neill will choreograph, H. Kelly English will be the set designer. Mathew John Hoffman III, costume designer. Mitch Kessler, stage manager. Harold Themmen, musical director. Prices for the season are reduced because the Foundation is behind the season/ no ATF costs present this year. Ticket prices: Parquet $3.25, parquet circle $2.75, balcony $2.25. Season Tickets $13-$15. $2.25, $2.75, $3.25 $2.25, South Pacific Musical Tibbits Summer Theatre Jay Warren Byer Al Zolton, Lucille Frisa, John Whiting, Barbara Link, Robert McClaren, Marcie Guthrie, Larry Carrico Source 06-14-66 TA 06-23-66 DR 06-29-66 DR 06-30-66 DR 02-09-66 DR 02-16-66 DR 05-06-66 DR 05-23-66 DR 06-14-66 DR 06-23-66 DR 05-06-66 DR 06-23-66 DR 06-24-66 DR 06-27-66 DR 06-28-66 DR 06-29-66 DR 06-30-66 DR 07-02-66 DR 07-06-66 DR 07-09-66 DR 05-06-66 DR Rumplestiltskin Stevens Puppets Children’s/ Tibbits 06-23-66 DR (4 children’s shows Puppet Show Summer 07-05-66 DR originally planned for Theatre the summer-this is the only one actually produced) 07-07-66 DR TST asks for local women to assist with the sewing of costumes for Show Boat since it requires construction of over 100. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Lights are now needed in the alley where the concession stand is to be 07-12-66 TA placed. Discussion on employing someone for concessions. Show Boat Musical Tibbits Jay John Dietz, 05-06-66 DR 06-23-66 DR Summer Warren Charlotte Burdick, 110 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Theatre Byer Performers Source Button, Jefery Neill, Al Zolton, Robert McClaren, Barbara Link, Beryldene Powell 07-07-66 DR 07-11-66 DR 07-12-66 DR 07-13-66 DR 07-14-66 DR 07-20-66 DR 16, 2023 $2.75, $3.25 Fri WedSat July 22 1966 July 27- 1966 30, Aug 3-6 $2.25, $2.75, $3.25 Wayne Feller of Coldwater’s Music Mart donates Baldwin Style D Concert Grand Piano. The Sound of Music Musical Tibbits Albert Summer Zolton Theatre Mon Aug 1 1966 Sat Aug 6 1966 Tues Aug 9 1966 WedSat Aug 10-13, 1966 $2.25, $2.75, Costume designer Mathew Hoffman III asks Coldwater women for help sewing the Student Prince costumes. The plan is to build/create all of them from scratch in order to build up the costume collection at Tibbits. President Patterson sends letter to Wayne Feller/ Music Mart of Coldwater thanking him for the donation of a Baldwin Style D Concert Grand Piano, with an understanding that if the Foundation goes defunct, the piano will revert to ownership by Mr. Feller or his heirs. TST looking for large hairy dog to use in Camelot Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Dental Association donates $126.45. Foundation now has the legal title to the Baldwin piano from Mr. & Mrs. Feller. Carrico reports summer stock is going well as far as attendance and actors’ happiness is concerned. Treasurer Bristol reports that they are slightly over budget in some areas but sets and costumes have been very good and will be property of Tibbits. Royalties have all been paid. The Board offers Larry Carrico a full-time job starting Sept 1966 at $650/month plus bonuses for 9 months, and 3 months of summer stock pay to be handled separately. Executive Committee to meet every two weeks now. The Student Prince Musical Tibbits Albert Ed Kingins, Summer Zolton Beryldene Barbara Link, John Whiting, Robert McClaren, Beryldene Powell, many locals 07-22-66 TA 05-06-66 DR 06-23-66 DR 07-21-66 DR 07-22-66 DR 07-25-66 DR 07-26-66 DR 07-27-66 DR 07-28-66 DR 07-29-66 DR 08-03-66 DR 08-04-66 DR 08-01-66 DR 08-06-66 DR 08-09-66 TA 05-06-66 DR 06-23-66 DR Burdick, 111 �Day Date Year 17-20 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Theatre $3.25 Performers Source Powell, John Whiting, Mike Kinter, Milt Bailey, Robert McClaren, Brad Gren, Larry Carrico, Marcia Guthrie, Raymond Sharp Edward Kingins, Al Zolton, Jeffery Neill, Beryldene Powell, Robert McClaren 08-05-66 DR 08-08-66 DR 08-09-66 DR 08-10-66 DR 08-11-66 DR 08-12-66 DR 08-13-66 DR 08-17-66 DR 08-18-66 DR WedSat Aug 24-27, 31, Sept 13 1966 Sun Aug 28 1966 Farewell party given for TST’s company by the Tibbits Foundation Board of Directors. Tues Sept 13 1966 Tues Oct 11 1966 Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Jerry Fair reports that the estimate of a new front to the theatre is close to $25,000. Carrico reports that the total summer attendance was 15,842 with a net profit of $700, along with a good inventory of scenery, costumes and tools. Carrico is officially hired on a full-time basis. Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Financial review, need for new memberships, Community Concert Association discussion. Proposal of grant coming along. $2.25, $2.75, $3.25 Camelot Musical Tibbits Summer Theatre Jay Warren Byer 05-06-66 DR 06-23-66 DR 08-18-66 DR 08-19-66 DR 08-22-66 DR 08-23-66 DR 08-24-66 DR 08-25-66 DR 08-26-66 DR 08-31-66 DR 09-01-66 DR 09-02-66 DR 09-07-66 DR 08-29-66 DR 08-09-66 TA 09-13-66 TA 10-11-66 TA Burdick, 112 �Day Date Year Sat Oct 22 1966 Wed Nov 2 1966 Tues Nov 8 1966 Thurs -Fri Nov 10-11 1966 Fri Nov 18 1966 Tues Nov 22 1966 Sat Nov 26 1966 Sat Dec 3 1966 Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Windjammer to Australia Type of event Travelogue Performers Kiwanis Cooking School Coldwater Daily Reporter Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Carrico and Fair (originally reported as Heikkinen) report back on Washington DC trip, at which time they presented a proposal for a financial grant. Board decides to offer summer theatre again next year. Carrico reports work being done in the dressing rooms such as mirrors, painting, lights and new flooring, which has been donated. Contract is now in progress for Ray Ford/Country and Western music, who wants to use the theatre Sat nights when available. Rental is $50 minimum per night. The Tavern Play Coldwater Larry High School Carrico senior class The Don Shirley Trio $5.50, $4.50 Rigoletto Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater The Pacific Northwest Adults Concert Travelogue Ray Ford Country & Concert Branch County Community Concert Association Tibbits Opera Foundation Don Shirley, pianist Director Boris Goldovsk y, conducto r Edward Alley Alexander Gray, Enzo Citarelli, J. B. Davis, Teresa Orantes, Rosemary Rosales, Franco Iglesias, Robert Hale Kiwanis Ray Ford, Source 10-11-66 DR 10-21-66 DR 10-21-66 DR 11-03-66 DR 11-08-66 TA 12-13-66 TA 10-21-66 DR 11-07-66 DR 11-08-66 DR 11-10-66 DR 11-11-66 DR 10-21-66 DR 11-10-66 DR 10-21-66 DR 10-26-66 DR 11-08-66 DR 11-10-66 DR 11-12-66 DR 11-15-66 DR 11-16-66 DR 11-17-66 DR 11-18-66 DR 11-21-66 DR 11-23-66 DR 10-21-66 DR 11-25-66 DR 12-01-66 DR Burdick, 113 �Day Date Year Ticket price Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Western Music Show $1.50, children 50 cents Performers Law Brothers, Wayne Roberts, Jerry Howard and Big Tiny Tim Thurs Dec 8 1966 Sat Dec 10 1966 Sat Dec 10 1966 The Wizard of Oz Tues Dec 13 1966 Tibbits Theatre Foundation Board Meeting: Heikkinen reports that proposal for funds is being prepared for submission on Jan 15, 1967. Carrico reports a profit of $328 for the Reed Marionette show and a loss on Rigoletto. Board stresses the need for new membership. Carrico proposes that the room on the north side of the lobby be Ray Ford Country & Western Music Show Adults $1.50, children 50 cents Reed Marionettes “Stag Night” Tommy Watkins of the Detroit Lions will speak and show films of Lions games, door prizes, free cigarettes Concert Puppet Show Source 12-02-66 DR 12-09-66 DR 12-01-66 DR 12-08-66 DR 12-09-66 DR Coldwater Chamber of Commerce Ray Ford, Jim Pipkins, Tal Timber Boys, Wayne Smith & the Wheels, Tiny Ross, The Highland Ramblers Robin & Edith Reed 12-01-66 DR 12-02-66 DR 12-09-66 DR 10-26-66 DR 12-01-66 DR 12-05-66 DR 12-06-66 DR 12-07-66 DR 12-10-66 DR 12-12-66 DR 12-13-66 TA Burdick, 114 �Day Date Year Sat Dec 17 1966 Mon Dec 19 1966 Ticket price Adults $1.50, children 50 cents Name of show/ lecture topic Company name Type of event Sponsored Director by *OR RENOVATION MEETING/EVENT & PERSONS INVOLVED* Performers torn out and a display case for art exhibits and old theatre programs could be exhibited at estimated cost of $300. Board approves a trip to NYC for Carrico in regards to summer shows. Letter from Department of Labor received re: Barbara Bernahl’s claim of $737.50. Letter from attorney Arthur G. Lyon approved to be sent in reply. Ray Ford Country & Concert Ray Ford, Western Music Show Law Brothers, Wayne Roberts, Jerry Howard and Big Tiny Tim Duke Ellington Orchestra (never happened? No publicity of any sort) Source 12-01-66 DR 12-02-66 DR 12-09-66 DR 09-30-66 TA Burdick, 115 �Advertisements, Photos, & Documents 1958-1966 Burdick, 116 �1958 Burdick, 117 �Exterior: Tibbits Art Deco Facade, Movie Days. Interior: Tibbits, Movie Days. Burdick, 118 �Service Group Survey. 1958. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. June 9 1958. Burdick, 119 �1959 Burdick, 120 �Burdick, 121 Minstrel Ad. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 13 1959 p2. Minstrel Ad. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 7 1959 p3. �Minstrel Show. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 12 1959. Burdick, 122 �Minstrel Show. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 13 1959 p2. Minstrel Show. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 13 1959. Burdick, 123 �Gay Nineties Revue. 1959. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 15 1959 p10. Burdick, 124 �Coldwater Players Declaration. 1959. Tibbits property file, Coldwater Assessor’s Office. Oct 1959. Burdick, 125 �Coldwater Players Declaration. 1959. Tibbits property file, Coldwater Assessor’s Office. Oct 1959. Burdick, 126 �1961 Burdick, 127 �Coldwater Key Club. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 23 1961. Burdick, 128 �Burdick, 129 Karl Staley. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 11 1961. Key Club. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 23 1961. �Burdick, 130 Coldwater Exchange Club Scrub All. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 17 1961. Lions Clean Up Tibbits. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 16 1961. �Burdick, 131 Kiwanis & Rotary Help Out. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 3 1961. �Now Let’s Do it This Way Fellas. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1961. Mr. Minstrel Himself. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1961. Burdick, 132 �Ready for Debut Tonight. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 27 1961. Blackface Again. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 28 1961. Burdick, 133 �Brothers, Belles Meet.. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 27 1961. Burdick, 134 �Burdick, 135 Bull in a China Shop. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 16 1961. Scene From China Shop. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1961. �The Banjo-Tainers. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 30 1961. Appear Tonight. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 4 1961. Burdick, 136 �Lonesome Polecat. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 1 1961, p10. To Sing Here. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 3 1961, p10. Burdick, 137 �Burdick, 138 Rotary Starts Work on Minstrel Show 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 12 1961. Final Rehearsal. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 2 1961. �‘Pure As the Driven Snow’ Poster. 1961. Personal collection of Terry Mulchahey. Dec 1961. Burdick, 139 �Lloyd Luce. 1961. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 15 1961 p2. Burdick, 140 �1962 Burdick, 141 �Burdick, 142 Norm Moore. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 31 1962. Tibbits Campaign Chairmen Named. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 22 1962. �Old Landmark Disappearing. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 7 1962. Burdick, 143 �Burdick, 144 In Final Rehearsal Stage. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 15 1962. �Rotary Minstrels Open Tonight. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 15 1962. Burdick, 145 �Burdick, 146 Burdette Harris. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 3 1962. Franc Gay. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 16 1962. �Burdick, 147 Free Parking This Way. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 18 1962. New Parking Lot. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 18 1962. �Burdick, 148 Twistin’ for Tibbits. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 16 1962. Engineers Check Tibbits Today . 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 7 1962. �Twistin’ for Tibbits Ad. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1962. Burdick, 149 �Burdick, 150 Beauties by the Sea. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 30 1962. Tibbits Mementos. 1962. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 8 1962. �1963 Burdick, 151 �Minstrel Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 26 1963 p20. Burdick, 152 �Tax Relief Letters. 1963. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. Sept 22 1963. Burdick, 153 �Mrs. Joyce Stannell Godfrey. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 9 1963. Lights on Again. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 25 1963. Burdick, 154 �Roger Williams. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 1 1963. Artist Visits Theater. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 21 1963. Burdick, 155 �Coming Down. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 21 1963. Burdick, 156 �Signed Roger Williams Promo Photo. 1963. Personal collection of Terry Mulchahey. Oct 23 1963. Burdick, 157 �George Vaughn Lowther Letter to Family. 1963. Personal Collection of George Vaughn Lowther. Nov 7 1963. Burdick, 158 �Face Changing. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 5 1963. Grand Ole Opry Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 16 1963 p3. Burdick, 159 �Grand Ole Opry Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 13 1963 p2. Grand Ole Opry Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 19 1963 p12. Burdick, 160 �Mrs. Gertrude Harding. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 21 1963. Burdick, 161 �Burdick, 162 Show Stopper Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 28 1963 p8. �Sweet Adeline Chorus. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 2 1963. George Vaughn Lowther, Manager. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, De 6 1963. Burdick, 163 �Burdick, 164 Next at Tibbits. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, De 10 1963. Jack & the Beanstalk Ad. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 10 1963 p2. �Jack Shows Mother. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 12 1963. A Scene from Jack. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 16 1963. Burdick, 165 �Community Carol Sing. 1963. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 21 1963 p2. Burdick, 166 �1964 Burdick, 167 �Children’s Theatre at Coldwater. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. The Fort Wayne News Sentinal, Jan 11 1964. Burdick, 168 �Burdick, 169 Children’s Theater at Coldwater. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. The Fort Wayne News Sentinal, Jan 11 1964. �Burdick, 170 Trio & Accompanists in Concert. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 20 1964. Chad Mitchell Trio. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 10 1964. �Burdick, 171 Chad Mitchell Trio Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 13 1964 p3. �Burdick, 172 Agnes Moorehead. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 24 1964 p21. �Western Michigan University Choir. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 9 1964 p2. Tibbits to Feature ‘Pajama Game’ Soon. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 10 1964. Burdick, 173 �Western Michigan University Choir. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 11 1964 p2. Burdick, 174 �Burdick, 175 Seven Ways of Love. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 19 1964 p12. The Pajama Game Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 13 1964 p12. �Pajama Game. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 19 1964. Bruce King and Marty Bagdon. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 21 1964. Burdick, 176 �Cotton-Medina Play Wins High Praise. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 20 1964. Burdick, 177 �Signed Patricia Medina Headshot. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. Feb 25 1964. Burdick, 178 �Signed Joseph Cotten Headshot. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. Feb 25 1964. Burdick, 179 �New Wallpaper. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 22 1964. Howard Teeter. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 28 1964. Burdick, 180 �Burdick, 181 Kai Winding Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 4 1964 p12. �Signed Clebanoff Headshot. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. March 6 1964. Burdick, 182 �Harding Plaque. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 9 1964. Ernest W. Luse. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 13 1964. Burdick, 183 �Coming to Tibbits. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 12 1964. The Friars. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 16 1964. Burdick, 184 �Fashion Show. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 16 1964 p10. Burdick, 185 �Mens Glee Club Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 17 1964. Kiess Donation. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 18 1964 p12. Burdick, 186 �Mural. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 19 1964. Naughty 90’s Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 21 1964 p20. Burdick, 187 �Bob Newhart Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 23 1964 p2. Burdick, 188 �Signed Bob Newhart Headshot. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. April 12 1964. Burdick, 189 �Hear it in Person Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 23 1964 p10. All Aboard Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1964 p2. Burdick, 190 �The Tibbits Mural. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 28 1964. Rehearsals Shift. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 27 1964. Burdick, 191 �Coldwater Rotarians. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 1 1964. The Three Producers. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 31 1964. Burdick, 192 �Rotary Show. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 3 1964. Burdick, 193 �First Night Sold Out. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 2 1964. Coldwater Rotary. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 4 1964. Burdick, 194 �Dave Nault. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 4 1964. The Outsiders. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 7 1964. G. Otis Pierce. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 10 1964. Burdick, 195 �Painting. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 12 1964 p41. The Button-Down Mind at Work. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 12 1964. Burdick, 196 �Henry L. Scott Promo Photo. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 16 1964. Henry L. Scott Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 17 1964. Burdick, 197 �Signed Henry L. Scott Promo Photo. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. April 17 1964. Burdick, 198 �Wayne King. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 22 1964. Burdick, 199 �Spring Drum Festival Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 25 1964 p20. American Theatre Festival Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 27 1964 p12. Burdick, 200 �Jim Hayes. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 30 1964. Michigan Gas Donation. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 30 1964. Burdick, 201 �Boris Goldovsky. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 02 1964 p12. Wayne King Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 02 1964 p2. Burdick, 202 �Signed Jim Hayes Promo Photo. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. May 2 1964. Burdick, 203 �Signed Wayne King Promo Photo. 1964. Personal collection of George Vaughn Lowther. May 2 1964. Burdick, 204 �New Welcome Signs. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 04 1964. Kenneth Kohn. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 04 1964. Burdick, 205 �Burdick, 206 Reynard the Fox. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 08 1964. The Crow. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 05 1964. �Virginia Symphony Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 13 1964. Burdick, 207 �Glenn Crane. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 14 1964. Kathy Zeller. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 15 1964. Black Like Me Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 15 1964 p12. Burdick, 208 �Jose Molina and Maria Del Rocio. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 20 1964. Griffin Speaks at Tibbits. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 21 1964. Jose Molina Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 22 1964 p2. Burdick, 209 �Jose Molina Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 25 1964 p2. Burdick, 210 �Molina Company in Spanish Costume. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 25 1964. Molina Costumes. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 27 1964. Burdick, 211 �Tom King. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 28 1964. Irene Belcher. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 03 1964. Burdick, 212 �William Walsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 04 1964. First National Bank Donation. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 05 1964. Burdick, 213 �Ladies Only Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 05 1964 p2. Welcome America’s Gracious Ladies. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 05 1964 p2. Burdick, 214 �Burdick, 215 American Theatre Festival. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 05 1964. �Virginia and Joel Marsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 08 1964. La Boheme. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 11 1964 p12. Burdick, 216 �Solid Gold Cadillac. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 16 1964. Tom and Rosemary King. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 18 1964. Dinner-reception. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 18 1964. Burdick, 217 �Burdick, 218 Solid Gold Cadillac Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 22 1964. Work, Work, Work. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 19 1964. �Last Minute Preparation. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 23 1964. Burdick, 219 �American Theatre Festival. 1964. Personal collection of Terry Mulchahey. June 24 1964. Burdick, 220 �Teamwork. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 26 1964. Pursuit. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 27 1964 p2. Burdick, 221 �ATF Producers Letter of Loan. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 27 June 1964. TS. Coldwater, MI. . Burdick, 222 �Burdick, 223 Kathy Zeller and Tom King on Stage. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 30 1964. Stuckey’s ‘Pursuit of Happiness’ Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 29 1964 p2. �Stukey’s Man Who Came to Dinner Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1964p10. Scene from ‘Pursuit’. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 01 1964. Burdick, 224 �Veteran Actor. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1964. William Walsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 08 1964. Special Pleading.1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 07 1964. Burdick, 225 �Irene Belcher. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 09 1964. Jack Shouse. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 10 1964. At Work. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 11 1964 p2. Burdick, 226 �ATF Yum Yum Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 13 1964 p7. Burdick, 227 �Stukey’s Yum Yum Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 13 1964 p10. Hogan. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 13 1964. In this Scene. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 14 1964. Burdick, 228 �Tom King. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 15 1964. Hogan. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 16 1964 p2. Suzy and Tony Showalter and Charlotte Button. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 17 1964. Burdick, 229 �Ten Nights in a Barroom Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 17 1964 p2. Burdick, 230 �Virginia Marsh and Bob Miller. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 18 1964 p2. Stuckey’s Ten Nights in a Barroom Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 20 1964 p10. Ten Nights in a Barroom. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 20 1964. Burdick, 231 �Pianist. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 21 1964. David Higgins and Jack Shouse. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 23 1964. Burdick, 232 �Burdick, 233 Mister Roberts ATF Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 24 1964 p2. �Howard Teeter. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 25 1964. Stukey’s Mister Roberts Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 27 1964 p2. Burdick, 234 �Mr. Roberts. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 27 1964. The Members of the Crew. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 28 1964. Burdick, 235 �Tensions Too Much to Handle. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 29 1964. Dreamer. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 30 1964. Burdick, 236 �Burdick, 237 The Girls in 509. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 30 1964 p2. �Stukey’s Girls in 509 Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 03 1964 p12. Nerves Already. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 31 1964. A Chauffeured Rolls Royce. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 03 1964 p2. Burdick, 238 �Stukey’s Picnic Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 08 1964 p12. Attorney Aubrey McKittridge. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 04 1964. William Walsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 05 1964. Burdick, 239 �ATF Picnic Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 08 1964 p2. Kathy Zeller and David Higgins, Picnic. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 08 1964. David Higgins. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 08 1964 p3. Burdick, 240 �Virginia Marsh Explains. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 13 1964 p2. Millie. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 11 1964 p2. Howard Bevans. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 12 1964 p2. Burdick, 241 �Burdick, 242 ATF Seven Year Itch Ad.. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 14 1964 p2. �David Higgins. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 14 1964. Stukey’s Seven-Year Itch Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 17 1964 p2. American Theatre Festival Favorite. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 17 1964. Burdick, 243 �Dr. Brubaker. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 18 1964, p2. Joel and Virginia Marsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 20 1964 p2. Heap Big Injun. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 21 1964. Burdick, 244 �Stilson Letter to Stukey. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 24 Aug 1964. TS. Coldwater, MI. . Burdick, 245 �Little Mary Sunshine Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1964 p10. Miss Keller. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1964. Walter Stump. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 25 1964. Burdick, 246 �David Higgins as Yellow Feather. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 25 1964. Miss Keller. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1964. Miss Tylor. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 28 1964. Burdick, 247 �American Theatre Festival Favorite. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 01 1964. Director Carleton Fitzgerald. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 31 1964. Stukey’s Light Up the Sky Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 31 1964 p12. Burdick, 248 �Carleton Fitzgerald. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 03 1964. Guest Artists. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 11 1964. William Walsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 05 1964 p2. Burdick, 249 �Stukey Letter to Stilson. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 16 Sept 1964. TS. Coldwater, MI. . Burdick, 250 �Anita Bryant. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 17 1964. Stan Getz. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 25 1964. Stockton Burns. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 29 1964. Burdick, 251 �Stockton Burns. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 07 1964. Delta Iota Project. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 07 1964 p16. Carl Sandburg. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 06 1964. Burdick, 252 �Kiwanis Travelogue Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 17 1964 p3. Opening Tonight. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 08 1964 p2. Burdick, 253 �Stockton and Miss Chambers. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 31 1964 p2. Charles Marsh. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 03 1964 p2. Candida Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 03 1964 p2. Burdick, 254 �Mr. Burgess. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 03 1964. No Title. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 04 1964. Glenn Crane. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 05 1964. Burdick, 255 �Candida Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 06 1964 p2. To Appear. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 06 1964. Hummon Sisters Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 06 1964 p2. Burdick, 256 �Anita Bryant. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 07 1964 p2. Anita Bryant Sings. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 10 1964. Iva Jo Robison. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 12 1964. Burdick, 257 �Barbara Annear. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 16 1964 p2. Play Rehearsal. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 14 1964 p13. Burdick, 258 �Ondine Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 18 1964 p2. Miss Annear and Strong. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 18 1964. Man and Superman. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 17 1964. Burdick, 259 �Prince Eric. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 01 1964. Paul Sparer. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 19 1964. In One Scene. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 19 1964. Burdick, 260 �Hans and Ondine. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 20 1964. Joyce Jolley as Frosty. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 01 1964. Burdick, 261 �Kath Zeller. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 03 1964. March of Toys. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 02 1964. Burdick, 262 �Burdick, 263 Quartet to Perform. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 04 1964. The Sweet Adelines. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 03 1964. �Sweet Adeline Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 04 1964 p2. Stukey’s Adeline Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 04 1964 p12. Dial M For Murder. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 04 1964. Burdick, 264 �Beautiful Rapunzel. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 07 1964. Dial M For Murder Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 07 1964 p2. Burdick, 265 �Ray McKinley. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 08 1964. Stukey’s Glenn Miller Ad. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 09 1964 p14. Rapunzel. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 09 1964. Burdick, 266 �Burdick, 267 Tony Wendice. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 11 1964. Tense Moment. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 10 1964. �Trio of Headshots. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 18 1964. Rubinoff. 1964. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 31 1964. Burdick, 268 �Stilson Resignation Letter to Aitchison. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 23 Dec 1964. TS. Coldwater, MI. . Parke Resignation Letter to Patterson. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 26 Dec 1964. TS. Coldwater, MI. . Stukey Loan Donation Note. 1964. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 30 Dec 1964. HS. Coldwater, MI. . Burdick, 269 �1965 Burdick, 270 �Burdick, 271 Kenneth Kohn Letter to Patterson. 1965. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 06 Jan 1965. TS. Coldwater, MI. . �Winnifred Morency Letter to Board Members. 1965. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 06 Jan 1965. TS. Coldwater, MI. Scene From The Shrew. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 05 1965. Frederic De Santis. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 04 1965. Burdick, 272 �Rubinoff Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 07 1965 p2. Stukey’s Rubinoff Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 07 1965 p12. Burdick, 273 �Rubinoff ‘s Greatest Attractions. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 11 1965. Rubinoff Shows His Proudest Possession. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 12 1965. Burdick, 274 �Stukey’ Taming of the Shrew Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 21 1965 p2. Shrew Tamer. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 20 1965. Burdick, 275 �Taming of the Shrew Ad. 1965. Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 21 1965 p12. Purchase Perchance. 1965. Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 21 1965. Burdick, 276 �De Santis and Miss Cunningham. 1965. Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 25 1965. Kiwanis Travelogue Ad. 1965. Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 29 1965 p12. Burdick, 277 �Woody Herman. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 29 1965. Cooking School & Fashion Show Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 30 1965 p3. Winning Cooks. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 01 1965. Burdick, 278 �To Appear. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 02 1965. Tonda Attardi. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 04 1965 p3. Woody Herman Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 04 1965 p2. Burdick, 279 �Stukey’s Woody Herman Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 04 1965 p12. Woody Herman Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 10 1965 p2. Appears Tonight. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 10 1965 p2. Burdick, 280 �The Herd. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 11 1965. Roger Williams Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 22 1965 p2. Stukey’s Roger Williams Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 18 1965 p12. Burdick, 281 �Correction. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 22 1965 p3. Sunday Night. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 01 1965. In Coldwater. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 26 1965. Burdick, 282 �Stukey’s Roger Williams Ad. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 18 1965 p12. Junior Play. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 11 1965. Burdick, 283 �On Stage. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 13 1965 p2. Prop Girls. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 16 1965 p2. Poetry Corner. 1965. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 15 1965. Burdick, 284 �Burdick, 285 Baby Needs Shoes. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 18 1965. Pop Kwimper. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 17 1965. �President Patterson Letter to Burrill. 1965. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 18 March 1965. TS. Coldwater, MI. Burdick, 286 �Roaring 20s Rotary Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 19 1965 p2. Burdick, 287 �Miss Kailer. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 24 1965. Carolyn Gillespie. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 19 1965. Enthusiasm Keynoted. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 19 1965 p2. Burdick, 288 �Covered With Color. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 26 1965. Spring Fashion Show Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 02 1965 p3. Summer Dress Up. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 011965. Burdick, 289 �Stukey’s Spring Fashion Show Ad. Microfilm Stukey’s Rotary Show Ad. Microfilm Archives, Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily The Daily Reporter, April 021965 p3. Reporter, April 06 1965 p2. Rehearsals. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 06 1965. Burdick, 290 �Rotarians Revive Twenties. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 09 1965 p2. Burdick, 291 �Holy Week Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 09 1965 p12. This Was The Scene. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 06 1965. Burdick, 292 �Jazz Concert Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 05 1965 p16. Rehearsals. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 05 1965. Stukey’s Concert Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 21 1965 p16. Burdick, 293 �Brenda Davis. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 06 1965. All-Star Jazz Band. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 07 1965. Robert Sphatt. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 11 1965. Burdick, 294 �Burdick, 295 Walter Stump. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 13 1965. Roger Blansit. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 12 1965. �Bye Bye Birdie Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 14 1965 p14. Stukey’s Bye Bye Birdie Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 14 1965 p14. Burdick, 296 �Burdick, 297 Cast Works Long Hours. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 15 1965 p6. Birdie Family. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 14 1965. �O-O-O Conrad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 17 1965. GRRRR. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 18 1965 p2. With Great Dignity. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 19 1965. Burdick, 298 �Hammel. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 20 1965. Next Season. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 21 1965. American Theatre Festival. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 27 1965 p2. Burdick, 299 �The Fantasticks. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 09 1965. Miss Arnberg. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 07 1965. Birdie Profits. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 29 1965. Burdick, 300 �Opens June 15. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 10 1965 p2. Harp Demonstration. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1965 p2. Stukey’s Fantasticks Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 101965 p16. Burdick, 301 �Walsh. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1965. It Depends. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 16 1965. The Fantasticks. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 15 1965 p2. Burdick, 302 �The Fantasticks. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 17 1965. Come Blow Your Horn Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 18 1965 p2. Arcola Clark. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 19 1965 p2. Burdick, 303 �Burdick, 304 Robert Sphatt. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 22 1965. Bum. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 21 1965. �A Shaken Buddy Baker. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 23 1965. That’s Some Cook. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 24 1965. Robert Sphatt. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 25 1965. Burdick, 305 �Shocking. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 26 1965 p2. Stukey’s Tibbits Festive Dinner and Show Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 28 1965 p12. Abie’s Irish Rose Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 28 1965 p2. Burdick, 306 �The Cast. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 28 1965. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 29 1965. Burdick, 307 �Abie’s Irish Rose Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 30 1965 p3. Nervous Bride. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 01 1965 p2. Rare Moments. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 30 1965. Burdick, 308 �The Way to Oz. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 01 1965. Stukey’s Music Man Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 03 1965 p20. Gary Indiana. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 02 1965. Burdick, 309 �Music Man Opens Tues. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 03 1965. Music Man . Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1965. Stukey’s Music Man Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1965 p12. Burdick, 310 �Music Man Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1965 p2. Burdick, 311 �Donation. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 07 1965. Goodnight My Someone. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 08 1965. Music Man Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 09 1965 p2. Burdick, 312 �Afternoon and Evening. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 10 1965 p2. Again This Week. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 11 1965. The American Theatre Festival. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 09 1965. Burdick, 313 �Marian the Librarian. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 13 1965. Mrs. Paroo. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 14 1965 p2. Larry Life. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 16 1965. Burdick, 314 �Stukey’s The Drunkard Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 19 1965 p10. It’s Difficult. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 20 1965. Phil Goble. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 19 1965. Burdick, 315 �The Drunkard Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 20 1965 p2. Burdick, 316 �Stukey’s Happy Time Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 26 1965 p2. Mamma! Help! Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 22 1965. When People Are In Love. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 24 1965 p10. Burdick, 317 �Happy Time Cast. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 26 1965. Craig Davidson & Debbie Carnell. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 27 1965. Burdick, 318 �The Happy Time Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 28 1965 p2. My Fair Lady Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 30 1965 p2. Bibi Sticks With Cookies. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 28 1965. Burdick, 319 �The Transformation. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 30 1965. My Fair Lady. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 31 1965 p2. Stukey’s My Fair Lady Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 02 1965 p12. Burdick, 320 �The World’s Greatest Musical. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 02 1965. Quite a Shock to Discover. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 04 1965. A-A-O-O-W. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 05 1965. Burdick, 321 �Stukey’s My Fair Lady Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 02 1965 p12. My Fair Lady Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 09 1965 p12. Next Week. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 10 1965. Burdick, 322 �Too Early For Me. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 13 1965 p2. Stukey’s Mary Mary Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 16 1965 p12. New Role. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 12 1965. Burdick, 323 �Burdick, 324 Mary Mary Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 17 1965 p2. Opens Tomorrow. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 16 1965. �They’d Rather Fight. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 17 1965 p2. Sitting With His Wife. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 19 1965. Stukey’s Oklahoma Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1965 p10. Burdick, 325 �Burdick, 326 Oklahoma. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 25 1965. The Whole Cast. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 20 1965. �I Cain’t Say No. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 27 1965 p2. Surrey With a Fringe on Top. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1965. Shake Hands Fellas. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 26 1965. Burdick, 327 �Two Local Teenagers. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 30 1965. Don’t Shoot. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 31 1965. Burdick, 328 �Curley and Laurey. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 01 1965 p2. Music, Magic and Mirth Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 10 1965 p3. Watson. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 11 1965 p2. Burdick, 329 �Stukey’s Wayne King Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 30 1965 p3. Wayne King Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 24 1965 p2. Here on Oct 5. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 27 1965. Burdick, 330 �Byways of Britain Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 06 1965 p2. Wayne King Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 01 1965. Burdick, 331 �Final Plans. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 04 1965 p2. Kiwanis Travelogue Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 08 1965 p2. Preparing for Performances. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 13 1965 p16. Burdick, 332 �Folksingers to Appear Here. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 28 1965. Reeds and Their Marionettes. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 29 1965. Burdick, 333 �Pinocchio Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 29 1965 p2. Pinocchio. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 02 1965. This Afternoon. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 06 1965 p2. Burdick, 334 �Coming November. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 10 1965 p2. To Appear. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 15 1965 p2. Noah. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 15 1965. Burdick, 335 �Burdick, 336 Driven Beyond Endurance. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 19 1965. All Is Not Sound and Fury. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 18 1965. �Sweet Adelines Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 19 1965 p2. Womenfolk Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 20 1965 p7. Womenfolk Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 24 1965 p2. Burdick, 337 �One Performance. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 26 1965. Sunday Evening. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 27 1965 p2. Burdick, 338 �Stukey’s Sweet Adeline Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 01 1965 p14. Sing Americana Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 29 1965 p2. In Show. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 30 1965. Burdick, 339 �Sing Americana Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 02 1965 p16. The Galloping Grannies. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 011965. Give My Regards. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 02 1965. Burdick, 340 �Director. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 10 1965. First Time Tonight. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 04 1965 p3. Opening. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 06 1965. Burdick, 341 �Hansel and Gretel Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 14 1965 p2. On Saturday. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 14 1965. Hansel and Gretel Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 14 1965 p2. Burdick, 342 �1966 Burdick, 343 �To Be Presented. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 17 1966. Kiwanis Travelogue Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 20 1966 p2. Community Concert. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 21 1966. Burdick, 344 �Burdick, 345 Claudius. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 02 1966. Assistant Director. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 26 1966 p2. �Hamlet Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Jan 31 1966 p2. Kiwanis Travelogue. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 17 1966 p14. The Carricos. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 16 1966. Burdick, 346 �Character Actors. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Feb 28 1966. Performance Wednesday. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 07 1966. Burdick, 347 �Stukey’s Chicago Opera Ballet. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 08 1966 p2. Miss Josette Amiel. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 10 1966. The Wise. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 14 1966. Burdick, 348 �Mrs. Gibbs. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 16 1966. Opening Tonight. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 17 1966. Coming April 3. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 25 1966. Burdick, 349 �Over 400 Attending. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 28 1966. Dukes of Dixieland Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 28 1966 p2. Burdick, 350 �Stukey’s Dukes of Dixieland Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 011966 p2. Fred and Frank Assunto. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 30 1966. A Sure Sign of Spring. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, March 30 1966. Burdick, 351 �Fred, Papa Jack, and Frank Assunto. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 02 1966 p2. Stukey’s Rotary Show Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 12 1966 p2. Fabulous Forties Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 11 1966 p2. Burdick, 352 �Curtain Time Near. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 12 1966. Fabulous Forties Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 14 1966 p2. Ok Ya Bums! Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 13 1966 p2. Burdick, 353 �John Walker. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 14 1966. Larry Sherman. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 19 1966 p2. Burdick, 354 �Burdick, 355 Dukes of Dixieland Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 15 1966. �Burdick, 356 In a Series. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 21 1966. Aunt Gertrude. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 20 1966. �Opening Tonight. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 28 1966. Variety Show. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 27 1966. Lil Abner. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 26 1966. Burdick, 357 �Warming For Concert Night. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 02 1966. Dogpatch Characters. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, April 29 1966. Burdick, 358 �Tibbits Summer Theatre Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 06 1966 p2. Stukey’s Piano Concert Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 12 1966 p2. Appearing. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 03 1966. Burdick, 359 �Virginia Symphony Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 09 1966 p2. To Perform Saturday. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 06 1966. To Appear Here. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 11 1966. Burdick, 360 �Stukey’s Virginia Symphony Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 12 1966 p2. Marcia Gomley. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 18 1966. Marie Vonmaltzahn. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 17 1966. Burdick, 361 �Egad! Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 20 1966. Down to the Wire. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 04 1966. Sleeping Beauty Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, May 20 1966 p2. Burdick, 362 �Tibbits Summer Theatre Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1966 p2. New Carpeting. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 14 1966. Burdick, 363 �South Pacific Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 20 1966 p2. Burdick, 364 �John Whiting. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 23 1966. Gracie O’Shanahan’s Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 24 1966 p3. Stukey’s South Pacific Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 24 1966 p2. Burdick, 365 �Younger Than Springtime. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 28 1966. Emile DeBecque. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 02 1966 p2. Luther Billis. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, June 29 1966. Burdick, 366 �Touching Moment. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 06 1966. O’ Shanahan’s Summer Theatre Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 07 1966 p3. Show Boat Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 07 1966 p2. Burdick, 367 �Beryldene Powell. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 13 1966. Looking Forward. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 08 1966. Show Boat. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 11 1966. Burdick, 368 �‘Show Boat’ Leads. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 14 1966. Stukey’s Showboat Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 18 1966 p2. Old Man River. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 20 1966. Burdick, 369 �President Patterson Letter to Wayne Feller. 1966. Tibbits Opera House Archives, Tibbits Administration Building, Coldwater. 06 Aug 1966. TS. Coldwater, MI. Burdick, 370 �A Fight Breaks Out. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 22 1966. The Sound of Music Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 21 1966 p2. Gracie O’Shanahan’s TST Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 21 1966 p16. Burdick, 371 �The Children. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 27 1966. Tom A. Aston. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 26 1966. Sound of Music. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 25 1966. Burdick, 372 �Outspoken Members. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, July 29 1966. Sixteen Going on Seventeen. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 02 1966. John Whiting and Barbara Link. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 03 1966. Burdick, 373 �The Student Prince. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 08 1966. Versatile Jeffery Neill. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 04 1966. The Student Prince Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 09 1966 p16. Burdick, 374 �Edward Kingins. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 09 1966. Harold Themmen and Tibbits Orchestra. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 12 1966. ‘Student Prince’ Opening. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 10 1966. Burdick, 375 �The Student Prince. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 13 1966. Camelot Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 18 1966. Reopens Tonight. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 17 1966. Burdick, 376 �Paul Larou. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 19 1966. Raymond Sharp. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 18 1966. Monk Watson. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 24 1966. Camelot Cast. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 22 1966. Burdick, 377 �Burdick, 378 �Before the Dinner. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 29 1966. Happy. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 01 1966. King Arthur. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Aug 31 1966. Burdick, 379 �Caught in the Act. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 02 1966. Finishing. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Sept 07 1966. Art Erickson. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Oct 11 1966. Cooking School. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 03 1966. Burdick, 380 �Playing the Role. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 07 1966. Franco Iglesias. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 08 1966. Don Shirley. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 10 1966. The Tavern. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 08 1966. Burdick, 381 �Robin and Edith Reed. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 01 1966. Conductor to Appear. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 17 1966. Robert Hale to Perform Here. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 16 1966. Rigoletto Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 10 1966 p2. Burdick, 382 �Midwestern Jamboree Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 09 1966 p2. Wizard of Oz Scene. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 05 1966. Time Out. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Nov 18 1966. Burdick, 383 �Men’s Stag Night Ad. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 08 1966 p2. Wizard of Oz. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 06 1966. Tommy Watkins. Microfilm Archives, Holbrook Heritage Room, Coldwater. The Daily Reporter, Dec 09 1966. Burdick, 384 � 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 Tibbits Opera House Description An account of the resource Miscellaneous items related to the historic Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater, Michigan Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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 Saving the Tibbits Opera House: From Wrecking Ball to Restoration. Description An account of the resource Built in 1882, the Tibbits Opera House, a Victorian opera house in Coldwater, MI, still performs live stage-shows via children's theatre, community theatre, and professional theatre. It also functions as a roadhouse for other entertainers like magicians, tribal dancers, and musicians. It has gone through several renovations in its time, functioning as a stage for live performances, to a movie house, and now back to a live-stage venue. With several other movie theaters in the area as competition, by the late 1950s, the Tibbits ceased functioning as a movie theater and went into disrepair. At this time, there was talk that historic building was going to be razed and turned into a parking lot, and that is when several community groups, led by the Coldwater Players, stepped in with a “Save the Tibbits” campaign. The Schulte Amusement Company agreed to sell the building to the Coldwater Players for a minimal sum of $7500. Not a day went by that there wasn’t an article or photo in the paper about the latest fundraiser, donation request, or labor request. From January of 1961 to April of 1961, everything from new fire doors to a new heating system to a fresh coat of paint was installed by various service groups, with the Tibbits in use from April until December of that year when the fire marshal ordered the building to be closed until further repairs were made. Another campaign was launched in January of 1962, and by the end of the year a non-profit Tibbits foundation was formed. Even without the balance in hand for repairs, in May of 1963 the board continued plans for repairs of the roof, sprinkler system, and heating system. In November of 1963, the unheated Tibbits officially opened for a Grand Ole Opry show, which played to a shivering but packed crowd. By December, George Vaughn Lowther was hired as manager and director, and in 1964, the Tibbits was back in use as a professional summer stock venue and roadhouse. Since 1964, the Tibbits has continued to be a steadily-used landmark of the community and has gone through several managers and renovations. Currently, the Tibbits still functions as a non-profit organization and the Foundation still owns the building, which is under restoration. In the fall of 2012, the outside restoration phase was completed and plans to restore the inside are currently underway. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Stephanie D. (Hemker) Burdick Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 18, 2014 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource (c) Copyright 2014 by Stephanie Burdick, all rights reserved. Posted here with permission of the author. https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/e26dadb4ee307ded5934fad8a0b33948.pdf 922afdb8d0c9e13695bb45f728dad1a5 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 Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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 Branch County Directory 1870-1871 Subject The topic of the resource Branch County (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource "Containing a complete list of residents arranged by townships and wards in alphabetical order, business directories of Coldwater, Quincy, Union City, and Bronson. Also a concise history of the county, as a whole and by townships, from the earliest settlement to the present time, interspersed with sketches anecdotes and incidents, concerning persons of the county and their interests." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Stevens and Conover Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Courier Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1871 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/74d18ca7c1a23106118daab78b98bc79.mov 1073d6157cf9b8b8846dcce3337f24d7 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 Union City 2026 Tornado Subject The topic of the resource Tornado Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Description An account of the resource On Friday, March 6, 2026, Union City experienced one of the worst storms Branch County has seen in over 60 years. Sadly, three lives were lost, many were injured, and homes were destroyed. In an effort to preserve the history of this event and to document its impact on our community, the Holbrook Heritage Room asked the community to send in their photographs and videos to create an archive of the storm and its aftermath. This collection includes the storm itself, damage, cleanup efforts, emergency response, and neighbors helping neighbors. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Holbrook Heritage Room Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource March 2026 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Rights belong to the creator of the item, but were generously shared to Branch District Library. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video/quicktime image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Moving Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Moving Image A series of visual representations that, when shown in succession, impart an impression of motion. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 48.4 MB MOV Video File Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 25 seconds Compression Type/rate of compression for moving image file (i.e. MPEG-4) MPEG-4, H.264 Compression 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 Goodwin Video (Tornado) Subject The topic of the resource Tornado Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Description An account of the resource This video was taken on the deck of the Tate Goodwin family home. It was shot from Rustic Hills Drive on the south side of Union Lake looking to the west. Then the tornado moves east along the north shoreline. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tate Goodwin Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Friday, March 06, 2026 at 16:34 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by Tate Goodwin Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video/quicktime Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Moving image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Provenance Video was donated to Branch District Library by Tate Goodwin. Temporal Coverage March 06, 2026 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/361d0728936b6424aeca938677f1462e.mov 5d81f058f590ca2b60b5022eb2c55555 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 Union City 2026 Tornado Subject The topic of the resource Tornado Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Description An account of the resource On Friday, March 6, 2026, Union City experienced one of the worst storms Branch County has seen in over 60 years. Sadly, three lives were lost, many were injured, and homes were destroyed. In an effort to preserve the history of this event and to document its impact on our community, the Holbrook Heritage Room asked the community to send in their photographs and videos to create an archive of the storm and its aftermath. This collection includes the storm itself, damage, cleanup efforts, emergency response, and neighbors helping neighbors. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Holbrook Heritage Room Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource March 2026 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Rights belong to the creator of the item, but were generously shared to Branch District Library. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video/quicktime image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Moving Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Moving Image A series of visual representations that, when shown in succession, impart an impression of motion. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 32.3 MB MOV Video File Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 16 seconds Compression Type/rate of compression for moving image file (i.e. MPEG-4) MPEG-4, H.264 Compression 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 Goodwin Video 2 (Tornado) Subject The topic of the resource Tornado Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Description An account of the resource This video was taken in the basement of the Tate Goodwin family home. This video looks from Rustic Hill Drive, on the south side of Union Lake. The tornado is moving east along the north shore of Union Lake. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tate Goodwin Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource March 06, 2026 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by Tate Goodwin Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video/quicktime Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Moving image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Union City (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Provenance Video was donated to Branch District Library by Tate Goodwin. Temporal Coverage March 06, 2026 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f0fadb4b360abb42b8b65dcfcd4424df.pdf a8ca1af32de11aa5a214e3ef0028940c PDF Text Text L-4? Rc;tit 1 rvr!!3, k¥alti hi Vat 1I91915, 1 9 2 9 ��'Holbrook rientage BRANCH DISTR,( t 1 10 EAST C,Hte AG. , ST 3 5401 4 2 4 8 8 4152 1-41 t i 4 t ( ( )4 H E R I T A G E R O O M ����Combined 1829 - 1929 Land Ownership Atlas of Branch County, Michigan Showing Original Purchasers starting in 1829, & Land ownership in the years of 1858, 1872, 1894, 1909, 1915 & 1929 �Published Branch County Post Office Coldwater, 199 Printed Windmill Publications, 6628 Uebelhack Mt. Vernon, �I The Branch County Genealogical Society acknowledge the following persons and helped prepare this The staff of the Branch District Library, Mary The Library of Michigan, Mr. Joe Normandin, The following members of the Genealogical Society contributed greatly success of the Donna Randall Jim Betty Natha Elnore Dave ElDean Estel Charles Woodward, A ��Inde Original Land Purchasers Thomas S. AtLee, of the U.S. Land Office in Kalamazoo, Michigan drew these Plats and certified them on August 1, 1850. They show the and sold by Government on Land Patents (deeds), however Section 16 of each township, and Coldwater Sections 13, 14, 23, 24, Girard Section 19, and Union Section 24 were turned over by the Federal Government to the State of Michigan to sell, the proceeds to be used for educational purposes, and AtLee therefore leaves them blank. The names of purchasers, their residence, and where they bought land was furnished to us by the Michigan State Archives in Lansing, and this alphabetical listing does include information on a lands in Branch County. Information on individual sales is shown in the publication 'Branch County, Michigan Original Land Purchasers' published by the Branch County Genealogical Society, 1996, and is available for purchase. 1858 Wall Map by Gail & Jones Published in Philadelphia, this wall map is very rare. Tw o copies are known, one owned in Quincy, Michigan by Joe Normandin and the other at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. W e used parts of each map to include in this atlas. There was no index with the original wall map. 1872 Atlas by C. 0. Titus of This atlas of Branch County was quite popular and a number of copies exist, however they are in poor shape and will not permit a great deal of handling. There was no index included with this atlas. 1894 Atlas bylktlas Publishing, Fort Wayne. Indiana There are copies of this atlas available, however the paper is deteriorating, and there was no index with the original book. 1909 Wall Map by Clifton Chadwick, C.E., Hillsdale Michigan Three copies of this wall map are known, in different stages of repair. T h e plats as shown here are from two of the wall maps, one belonging to the Branch District Library, and the other the property of Ralph & Pat Tobalske of Girard. M r . Chadwick indexed the names, and we show his index as printed. 1915 Standard Atlas by Geo. A. Ogle, Probably the best of the atlases, most of the original books are losing pages as the bindings deteriorate. There was no index with the original book. 1929 Plat Book by W. W. Hixon & Co., Rockford, IL. This plat book is included, showing the land ownership after 100 years. 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'N ¥ -¥. . ¥ ,__Ñ,< , LL ..-- /- ' 1 ,)¥¥ i 2 c,,, ,7 . , , ) , - 1 , " I / 6,41.1 ( ã=ã /I:4- ,,: r zI-.4 i 9-.4V. 7 ''-------- ' - - - - 9 . - - - - _3'1 3 3 3 3 3 ', ¥ , ' �INDEX T ORIGNINAL PURCHASERS MAP O BRANCH MICHit GAN , N T 9 85 1 �TIMEMINOMINI=EMMEIMMIEL. �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union MI Abbott, Audrarn - Wayne Co. MI Isa_A.J1 c,oi Jun 6, Abbott. Robert H - Wayne COL (15) J Abey, Richard - Ontano ALG (17) M Abram. John - Branch 0(9(25) F Adams & Waterman. Branch MAT (2,4,9) u Aldnch. %Warn Branch Co M I UNI (36) A p r AkInch Wilharn 'Wayne GIR (30) M a y y Oleander Henry P ¥ Heremer BUT (27) M a y b Alger, Isaac P - Branch OVI (20) N o v n Alger, Jacob' Branch Co. MI ovi (29) N o v n a e J a Adams, Anse Onondaga UNI (10) A u g Alger, Joshua W - Branch OVI (19.30) Adams Asa Perron- Branch BAT (23) N o v Allen, Berson-en - Hresdale QUI (24) Adams, Chester - Branch Co. MI GIL (12) A p r Allen Caroline- Branch BET (16) Marna France H - Branch Co M I NOB (8) A p r Alien, Erastus Genesee 019 (2,11) Adams. Handel B - Branch NOB (17) J u n Allen, Hannah M - Branch GIR (19) Adams Isaac - Wayne Co. OH OIL (12) A p r Allen James ¥ Toga CO N Y 961 (13) O Adams. James - Branch 0111 (10,15.22) Allen, Jesse- Branch SHE (8) Adorns. Jason P - Branch COL Alen, John - Branch OVI (5) Marrs, Wales. Branch BRO (2029,30,34.36) A u g Allen, N -Branch BET (16) S e p Adams, Wales ¥ Branch CAL (8) A p r Adana, Wales. Branch MAT (9) p r Adams Wales Branch NOB (5,17) D e a y Adams Wales. BET (14,20,21,29) D Adams Wales' Bronson MI BUT (4.62324) Adams Wales. SHE (36) D e Adams. WrIkarn - Onondaga UNI (10) A Akin Andrew A - Branch OVI (22) Non, Dav-d - Logan CAL (24) Akn, Franas L - Branch OVI (22) Alden, Hiram - Branch ALG (7) Alden Hrram - Branch Co M I COL (28) Alden Hiram . 8 r a n c h GIL (1) Alden, Hearn R ¥ Branch Co M I KIN (15) Alden, Hearn R - Branch OVI (16,31) Aldnch, A & W - Branch Co. MI 0)9 (19) A u Ndnch, A 8 W - UNI (24) A u Aldnch. Abeam - Branch Co., MI N M o v y ? a A C r J u l M a r c t J a A p 3 Olner - Monroe BUT (22) c Allen, Olner - Monroe CAL (17) Alison, Adolphus -Wayne CAL (2) c Ambler, Isaac ¥ HrlIsdale ALG (10) c Ambler Isaac Hillsdale GUI (1025) c Ames, Sereno B - Branch GIR (10) J u n u g Anderson, J W ¥ Branch Co. MI COL (23) A u g J u n Anderson, John - Branch 9 9 0 (32) . N o v Anderson, John- Branch NOB (24) J u n Anderson, John. LaGrange GIL(17) N o r Anderson, Wiliam H - Branch COL (13,14) i Andrews, Abraham - Tomplons Co N V KIN (11,13,14) e D e e D O c e c A M M a M y 1 0 J O A p J r a M n a r c Angel, Henry H - Chenango MAT (10) F e c Anson. Pearson- Branch GUI (21) A p r Arbuckle Ryan & Co . Branch Co M I ALG (16) J a n g Armstrong. James' Livingston Co N V COL (23) M g Armstrong, Matthew - Linngston QUI (3,10) G(R (4,8,17,18,30) O c t Armstrong, Thomas ¥ Livingston GUI (4) Aldnch, Attrarn - Wa y n e Co., NY UNI (12,132325.35) Armstrong, Thomas - Niagara COL (36) A P , Aldnch, Abram, Jr - Branch UNI (25) Armstrong, Themes- Nagara N Y QUI (31) A p r Aldrch. As.- Branch GIB (2,5.7.8.9) J u l Amok/ Charles Branch GUI (16) A p r Aldnoh. As.- Brancti Co., MI 019(20,31,321 O c t Arnold Pnce - Branch Co M I COL (25) N o v Aldrch, As.. Branch Cc, MI UNI (1) b Arnold, Pres. Jr ¥ Branch COL (26) S e p Aldrich, Hems ¥ Branch 019 (31) A p r Arnold, Samuel - Oswego G)L (1,11) A/drch, Hams H ¥ Branch Co. MI UNI (38) M a r Arnold, W P Branch Co M I QUI (16) Mind., Hams H Branch Co N Y GIR (31) A p r Arnold Wham L ¥ Branch Co M I COL (26) O c t Aldnch. Nelson ¥ Wayne BUT (5) M a y Ashton, James Branch BUT (34) p e r Aldrch, % s e e Calhoun BUT (5) J u n Askerson, John - Branch ALG (20) N o v Aldrch. Sophron¥ ¥ Brill1d1 GIR (41 A u g AlLee, Anne IA - Kalamazoo MI 0V1135( F a b AJdnch M i e n - Branch Co M I GIR 119.32) AtLee, Rochard J - Kalamazoo Co M I OVI (34) D D 0 e c M a y c F 1 e S e p 27, teas 16, u r n 1 e p y p r r M S F b a A A 0 y a e D . n r c D 29, lest a r e e b p 2 7 . 1836 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF e f l A t i a i r , O f f l a j i l l a i n a t i ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union hu IJIIL611 1119.193 Dec 23, AtLee. Richard J ¥ Kalamazoo SHE F43 33, Barnhart, Isaac - Wayne Go, NY Austin. E Branch UNI Ace 6. %mho., Nato. Jr B r a n d t Co M I CAL ((6) Sep Barnhart. Job ¥ Wayne Co N Y ALG .Jan 1.18% Bamhart, Mahlon B - Branch Co, MI B A T May Jae Austin, Nathan 131¥11d1 Co. MI Austm. Nathan' ( 3 1 8 Mar 38 1836 C O L G I lAat R B a t , Waynwnght ¥ Orleans OW Oct 29 1850 Barnhart, Mahlon 8 Branch Co .141 U N I (33,3435) Babbert Oonalus - BAT Aug 28 1835 Barnharl. Mahlow ¥ Branch Co , MI C O L JJ 16, Babbitt Cichalus ¥ Allegany BET Aug 29, inhan. Monona - Wayne Co , MI U N I Ian 21, Babcock, George P Orleans GUI May 9. Barnhart, Martin ¥ Branch Co . MI C O L Oda, B.abcock, H F ¥ Branch Co M I COL Aug 4, Barnhart Martin 'Branch Co. MI U N I Dec 19 NOB Nov 19, Barnhaft, Marlin Washtenee Co , MI G I R Oct 15 1830 Bader Benjamin Calhoun Co. MI BUT Fob 2, Barr Amoo ¥ Allen Co , IN Jan 2B Bagg Silas A - ¡nada OVI Jule, Barrett, Cyrrel - Monroe Co 141 Bagley Aaron Calhoun KIN Jan 3 Barron, Leingston Co . NY A L G May 26 Bagley Dowel - Berkshire BUT May 28. Barron Wdhirn. LIVINS10,1 Co , NV C A L May 26 1836 Bailey Isaac. Branch CAL Mar 21 1853 Bartholomew, Allred- Branch Co , MI O V I (24) Baker Clark C ¥ Oswego ¬1 Dec 22 1835 Bassett John Branch Co M I Baker Oared W - Monroe GUI ((3) Oct 9,1835 Bassett, Nehernah ¥ Lenarase Co M I Baker Eleazer - Lanawee Co M I ALG Feb Bales Bemarnn H E n e Co, NY Baker Hiram - Chautauqua Co N Y KIN Often. Bates Caleb N E r e Co N Y Baker, Hiram ¥ Washtenaw Co M I OVI Apr 20.18% Bales France' Branch Co , MI Baker. Josh. - Branch ALG Jul 19, Baiero Franc,- Lena... Co. 141 Baker, Josh. - Branch CAL Jul 19.18% Bates Francis N - Branch Co , MI Baker, J . h . - Branch OVI Nov 17, Bales, Joshua - Ene Co . NY Baker, J.hua - Oswego Co. NV K6-.1 (1,3,4.8,9,1O, Jun 5, Bates Nathan - Branch Co , MI Baker. Jcehua - 0 . . 3 9 0 KIN Mar Bates Stephen - Jackson Co . MI Baker Nathan ¥ Genesee BUT May 6. Bayley, Benerron ¥ Loran Co. OH Baker, Nelson - Branch COL Oct 31, Beadle Isaac 'Wayne Co. NV Babcock, Mario ¥ Onondaga Co hre - G I L G I B L A (11) A B E B Nov Jul 5 1836 T J. r4 1835 T E O T (12) Jan 4, I (18) Apr 20, I (2) Feb 16, I (5) Jan 36,18% I Dec 25 1845 B E T V O V O V M A Fab 2, (6) V O Jun 2 Sep 26 T B A T B Mar 11 1837 A Mar 5, T L G Jul 13.18% H E Feb22. Baker, Robert W - Branch MAT Feb 19. Beall Luaus - Branch Co , MI Baker. Zelick W ¥ Branch GIR Jul 2, Bean. Hiram ¥ Lenawee Co , kll Ball, Thaddeus E ¥ GUI Nov 16, Bean. John L - La.wee Co , MI Bail W,IIam - Schohane GIR Sep XI. Bean John L - Lenawee Co , MI Bancroft, Willem - Monroe Co M I CAL Sep 12, Beardsley. Anson. Monroe Co. 14V Bancroft, Witham - Monroe KIN Sep 21. Beardsley, Cyrus 'Branch Co .HI B R O Eiarber, Alsen - Huron OUI May 2, 18% Be.ardoley, C y r. - Branch Co . I N O B Barber, Dan ¥ Branch GUI Feb 19. Beaty Elizabeth - Newark, NJ Barber, Nancy- Lenawee ALG Mar 4, Beckman, Anthony - Montgomery Cc. NY 0 1 8 May 2, Barter Neorrer ¥ Lenawee ALG Feb 2, Beckman, Margaret- Montgomery Co N V G I R May 2. Bamard, N - S A T Jan 15, B R O Jan 15.18% M A T Feb 9, M Mar213 A L G O V I Feb JUfl 6, (30) Jul COL Sep 20, %closet) George Chernung Co. NY B E T (9.2327) Mar (3.1837 Barnes, Chauncey.-Monroe GIR ((8) Oct 20,1834 Beech. John H -Branch Co. May Barnes, Franklin ¥ Branch GIR Feb 26 1848 Beeorner, Milton ¥ Branch Co , MI B A T Sep 26, Barnes, Hiram - Lenses,. COL Nov 23. Beesmer, Mikon - Branch Co M I B E T Dec 2, %Ines, Hiram ¥ Lenawee 018 )11) AP, 20. Be.rner, William ¥ Branch Co .141 Barney. MrIton - Calhoun BUT Feb 2, Basel George W - Calhoun Co M I Barnhart, Backer. Wayne 0(8 Dec 19, Bernet Peter. St Joseph Co , MI 2 C O L Sep 1 . B E T Feb S H E S H E (34) Oct Is iro, �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia B E T-Bethel BROBUT-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union NOBMot Bell. E - Branch UN) Feb 2, Bel, Henry - Branch UNI May 28. Bel. Joseph - Branch UNI Ocl 7, Bills. Lyman - Branch OVI Jul 10, Bel Rebecca - Branch Co, MI 0)1 )16) Sap 1, Bingham, 961 Aug 22, Belote, John S - Branch OUI May 3, Bingham. Mantle - Branch BET Aug 22, Bingham. Matthew H - Branch Co M I Bede. Joseph H - Branch Co. I BA, Warren Branch Henry C Scheneclady - Branch Co M I OUI Nov 19 COL Sap 15, 001 Jan 19, BET May 11, Beness Julep - B90(36) May 8, Bingham, Matthew H - Branch Co M I OVI May 11. Benarray. Ezekel A. - Monroe Co. MI 990 Mar 19, leas Bingham. Orrgon - Branch BET MN 8, Bennager Warner - Orleans BAT May It. Brigham, COL Jan 27. Bennet. Jere - Kent BUT Oct 26, Bingham Seymour L - Branch Co M I COL Ad 28. Bannon, Aaron ¥ Seneca Co., KIN Mar 15, Birdsall, Stephen- Monroe GIR Jul 6, Black OUI Ace 26, Bennett. Ira W - Branch UN) (48) Jan Bennett, Isaiah W ¥ Branch Co M I UN) Apr 9, Blackman, Srmson W - Branch Co. Ni SHE Feb Bennett, Jacob - Ingham SHE May 9, Blackwood. Thomas Washterew ALG May 20, Bennett, Jacob - Leneasse 001(31) Nov 16, Derr Jame,- Branch BAT Sep 8, Bennett. Leah. - MAT(11) Jan 14, Blair. Jarnes - Branch Co, MI BET May 11, Bennett, Liolors - MAT(11) Jan 14. Blake, Calvm - Genesee 861 )21 Feb 24. Benne. J a n . , . Branch Co. BET May 16, Blazer, Jacob ¥ Steruben UN) Jun 4. Benne, James - Branch B90)25) Jan 30, Blazer, Peter- Steuben Co ,NV UN) Jun 4, Benne, Jarres ¥ Branch Co. GIL Jun 6 1835 Blood, Dowd - Onondaga Co , W OUI (8) Dec 15. Benson. Edward W - Branch Co M I OVI(11) May 1, Bkesorn, Bemarnn -Genes.. Co N Y SHE Jun Benton, Corydon P - Branch BET Nov 3. Boardman, Willem E - Wayne BET Apr 26. 18% Benton,Wilern for H.Shardler- COL Aug 19, Bodnar, August. NOB Jun 24. Berry, Alexander S - Lerewee ALG Feb 2, Bockus, William ¥ Otsego OVI Jun 24, ALG Dec13, Bogardus, Das.' 'Branch Berry, Enos G - Branch - Livingston RO Jan 13 Jun 27, Berry, Enos G - Branch BUT Dec 21, Bogardus Eli - Branch NOB Berry. Enos G - Branch O(3I Jul Bogardus, Jerernah - Branch 9 9 0 )24,27 Jul 9. Barry. Joseph - BET Nov 29 1836 Bogardu,. Jerernah-Onordaga Co NV GIL Apr 21. Berry, Joseph - Brand, 990 Dec 6, l a x Boganius, Jeremah-Onondaga Co NY NOB Apr 21, Bogardus. Joseph- Branch Barry Joseph - Branch Co. UI BUT Dec 14, 890 Jun Berry Joseph - Branch Co. MI NOB Dec 2. 18% Boles William - Livingston COL Jul 15, Berry Joseph - Brand, OVI Dec Bolton, Abram F B r a n c h Co M I BAT Sep 3, Berry Joseph - Branch Co. MI OUI MAY 3, Bolton Abram F -Branch GIR Oct 14, Berry Samuel ¥ Branch 001 )21 Jul Bolton, Abram Flerrening - Cayuga COL Dec 1 1829 Berry S o o t . . . Branch Co. OUI Jan 16 Booth. Benemin - Oaldand 0(1 )7,9.9.17 Aug 4. Besse John Branch ALG Oct 5.1953 Booth, Jesse Oaldand 0)1 )7,10 Aug 4, &Mord, Charles - Branch ALG 0c114. Booth. Sarrvel - Brand Co 011 )10) May 10, Baddord, Darrel- Branch ALG Nov 25, Booth, M e m A - New BAT Dec 18, Bodeord. Jon&han - Branch ALO (1821/ Mara. Booth, M e m A - N a . SHE Dec 10. Bidwell David F -Brand, Co A l l UNI Mar 20 1838 Born. Linard - Calhoun 0)8 Feb Beggs George - Serene Co N Y BUT (721) Apr 73 1836 Bostynch. Otwer Onondaga SHE Oct 13,1835 Biggs Michael ¥ Seneca Co N Y BUT (5,87.18) AV 23 1836 Boston* Olser - Onondaga UN) Jun 29. BM Akre G o a t e e Co N Y 0(31(4 May 17 1836 Bowe Abner - Branch OVI May COL U 5 3 1816 Bowen. Asa C ¥ Branch BUT Doc 26. 8.1 Warren B r a n d i Co M I 3 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF B i l A t i c h _ M i l i n j a l Q I C A A N ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Caltfornta C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union MO LIMalam Nov 2, 001(11 Jun 25. Brown, Aaron' Branch ORO Bowen, Jape Branoh BUT Dec 29, Brown, Antony 14 ¥ Branch GIR Bowen, Ape ¥ Hedurner BUT Jon 1. Brown. Asahel - L e n a . . Co ,UI ALG Jan 1, Bowen, Nelson L - Branch Co. MI KIN Jun 7, Brown. Asahel - L e n . . Co, MI CAL Jest. Bowen, Smith - Monroe BUT Jan 1, Brown. Caleb Branch 001(15) Sep 14. Bowen, Smrth - Monroe 001 Jan 1,18% Brown, Cephas - Yates BAT Oct 2, 41 Mat Brown, Elizabeth - W.h1enaw UNI Nov 26, MAT Nov 21. Brown. Israel R - Ontaro Co N Y CAL Nov 27 1835 CAL J a r 1836 Bowen, Asa C - Branch Bowen, Wdlrs M ¥ Laport Bower, Samuel - Unon Bowers. Henry - W a y. BUT Apr 27, Brown, JacobA .Monroe Bowers, Isaac ¥ Branch COL Jan 7. Brown, Othniel - G0110908 UNI Nov Boyd, Harvey C - M o l l i e . * BAT (1423) Sep Brown. Robert - Monroe BUT (222,26) Mar %, Boyd, John - Brand, KIN Oct 24. Brown. Robed - Monroe CAL (3,5.9,10.14.1520) Mar 30, Boyd. Leans - Washtenaw BAT Oct 2, Oration, John Branch 001 (20) Ian 14, Boyd. Nancy C - W.hienaw BAT Sep Bryant. Joseph' Erie BET Jul 11.18% GIR May 2, Bryant, Joseph' Ere OVI Jul 11.18% GIR (6) Jul 6, May 18, Bradley, Addi N - Jackson Bradley, Edward F - Genesee UNI May 24. Buckingham, Charles ¥ Calh.n Bradley. Howard- Branch Co M I KIN Jon 1 , Buckneh. Samuel S 'Niagara Co N Y NOB (11) Bradley, Howard- Wayne OVI May 24, Buel. George W 'Branch BET M a 23, Bradley, John - Branch BET Apr 20, Bud, Grover N - Branch BET Apr 26 1835 Bradley. Samuel K ¥ M o n t . MAT Jun 25, Buel, Henry' Lenawee ALG Feb 2, MAT Feb 25, Bud. Henry - Orleans COL Feb 18,18% Jul 6. Bud, Henry Orleare Co ,NV SHE Feb 17, Bradley, Samuel R - Lucas Bradway. William ¥ Genes. BET Braynard, Ezra - Gene.e 4)0 May 28. SHE A,20, Brewer, Rowland - Lucas MAT Feb 25, Buell. Chauncey - Branch Co ,MI BAT Nov 25, BreWer, Thomas - Branch GIR Sep 25, Buell. Chauncey ¥ Branch UNI May 6, Bnggs, Luther - Branch GUI Dec 14, Buell, Thomas B - Branch BAT Nov 25 1836 Bnggs, Lather. Huron 001(23) Nov 6, Buell, Thomas B ¥ Branch Co ,Ml UNI May 6, Brink, Mathew. Branch COL Apr 9, But, George' Branch Co M I GIL Jul 8 1853 Bnstol, Charles N - Monroe Co N Y SHE Oct 7, Bull. George Branch Co. MI NOB Nov 31 Brockebank Lea- Ontano Co , W BET May 13 But. NOB Nov 33, Bronson, Calvin - St Joseph BAT)'? Mar 23, Bundy, Alonzo- Branch Co. MI BRO Jan 30, Bronson, Calvin - St Joseph Co. MI SHE Mar Burbank, D L 'Branch BUT Oct 22, Bronson, Daniel - Branch GIR (2728) Oct 10, Burch, Alvernan - Branch BAT Feb22, Bronson, John- Branch Co. MI BAT May Burch, Austin- Branch BAT Nov 15, Brons. Phao - Ontano SHE (2223) Mar Burch. Chesler. Monroe GIL Jan Burch, Jacob 0 'Branch BUT May 6, Brook. Charles Alexander ¥ Kalamazoo Co MI - Brant Co. MI BET J019,1841 Brooks Isaac. Branch BRO Mar Burdick, Jan-es M ¥ Hillsdale 001 (24) Oct 15,1835 Brooks Isaac- Branch Co M I NOB Apr 21 Burdock, Oliver, Jr 'Branch Co. MI KIN Nov 1 1853 Brooks, James S - Branch COL Jun 7, Burge, Josiah - L e n a . . Co. MI ALG Feb 9, Brooks. Jared G Lenawee Co. MI OVI Jul 19. Burgen, Peter-Branch BUT Jun 25 Brooks, Jesse ¥ Branch Co M I COL Jun 11, Burleson. Charles -Branch OVI Sap 13, Brooks, Samuel ¥ Branch COL JO 15, Burleston, Alma. Huron Co. OH GUI Nov Brooks. Soloman S Branch BRO Nov 4, Burlingame. Caleb J -Branch 001 )8 May 23, Broughton, John - Loran QUI Sep Burlingham, Prentoe ¥ Lsnngston OVI May 14 4 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mos limaLiern. I b l a t a i n 0 Burnett Franklin - Niagara Co , NY U N I (13) Burnett Marlin - Washienaw Co . NV U N I (14) N o v 7, 1835 C a r o t h e r s Burnett Oms - Branch Co., All (14) N o v 7, 1836 C a r p e n t e r , Harry - Genesee Co .1V U N Bumharn, Greeold - Branch C,o. , MI I G U I 1 4 0 o 4 . 1835 C a r r i n k e , John ¥ Seneca Co , NY O L J u l J u n (16) D e c I (16) F e b I (14) A u g (11) N o A L G C a p o n e ' , WrIliam - Branch Co., MI U N I Burnharn, Joseph T - Branch Co. MI O U I (12) D e c 26, 1635 C O Burrs, T h o r n - Branch Co. 1.41 F e b 15.1850 C a r t e r . O V I (9.11,12,13,14,17) M A Y 20.1835 C (14) gonpughs. Freeman - Branch Co. MI O V I (15,21) r . C W - Branch Co. MI C Berry,,. Branch Co .M( Q U n 18.1846 C a r y . Benarnin - Calhoun Co. MI c t 30, 1835 C a r y . James - B r a n c h A l l O V I & M a t Jacob 0 - Branch Co , MI 0 D e c 14. 1839 C a s e James - Branch Co , MI G I L Burtdt James V - Brand) Co , MI B U T 20.1839 C a s e y , 36.1636 C Burton, Hong- Yates Co. NY N Bush, John. Branch Co ,141 B (25) (5) r B (11) A c t U T (30) M a y J a n Bushnek J S - Branch Co .141 N O B (16) Butler, Charles. New York Cay A L G (1,12) Butler, Charles ¥ New York City B U T (20,29) Elder, Charles W - Lansmig, MI B U T (16) I R Butler. Leo- Washtenew Co. MI S O G N o M v a M y a r a s , s Dan. Branch CO. S.11 , Ira. Lenawee Co. MI O V (1) B U T (23) C A L (2,3) a y t 10,1848 C h a f f e e , Chester H - Branch Co. MI U N I (28) A u g M a r u l 9.1835 C h a h e e Joel- Branch Co. MI G I R G I L 7, 11136 C h a n -pion, John R - Branch Co., MI 3, 1859 C h a n -pen, Reuben J - Branch Co . MI A L G (19) (1) a y 7.1636 C h a m p i o n , Reuben J - Branch Co. MI B A T (14) D e c 15, 1853 C h a r r p r o n , Reuben J - Branch Co . MI C O L (6,18/ Butterworth, Ebenezer ¥ Branch Co . MI c o l _ (x) D e c 14, 1853 C h a r r p i o n , Reuben J - Branch Co , MI N O B (15) Butts. Wdliarn - Orleans Co.. NY (10) M a y 13, 1836 C h a r r e m , Cyna - Lenawee Co , MI (31) M Buys. Daniel - St Joseph Co., MI M A Buys. James - St Joseph CO. MI M A T Cady. Harvey - St Joseph CO. MI Cady Henry P - Branch Co . MI Calkins. Asa kl - not shown Calkins, H. A.. not shown B R O B E N O B U Camps Isaac F - Branch Co , MI Carp. R h - Monroe Co , NY T A T r 27, 1844 C h a n d l e r , Albert - Branch Co.. MI a n 10.1646 C h a n d l e r . George' Branch Co . MI (14,1529) A p r (3) (16) O G (23) J E (32.33) Campbell, Edward ¥ Lreystun Co ,NY C O L (7) J u l c u O 5, 1855 t l c t C O L (16) (35) 22, 1852 C h a p n , C h a p n , Q (15) F e b U 26, 18.53 C h a s e , Calvin - Livingston Co , NY 7,1835 C h a s e , Enoch - Branch Co . MI C B O G I C h a s e , Enoch - Branch Co. MI C h a s e , John 1.1 - Ingham Co , MI O V Carpbell, Hugh - Cateraugus Co. NY G m (22) O c t 9,1830 C h a s e . John N 'Brooch Co . MI K I Campbell, John- Branch Co. MI I 19,1853 C h a s e , Mary. Jefferson Co , OH G 25, 1836 C h a s e . Manon .Monroe Co .NY G n v I U 30. 1E130 o T (14) F e b L (15) J u l (18) D e c (13) D e c L I N (5) I L (4.17) I R (27) Carrpbel, Pale,. Livingston CO. NV C A L (5) A p t 20, 1838 C h a s e . Philander - Hdrnes Co , OH Gamble, PeteI - Lanngsbn Co ¥ NV G I L (15) A p r 20, 1836 C h a s e , M e m - Branch Co. MI K I n 5.1835 C h e n e y , John IA - Coldwater. MI C O L (14) Lyrnen - Genesee Co .NY N O B (22) B R O Canroge, Hears. Monroe Co . NY K Cannght John - see Caminke Card, Nelson - Ens Co . NY Cad. Silas - Ene Co .NY Card. Willern - Ere CO. NV I N C O O h V V O (4) u i l d s . I 1181 A c e 20. 1836 C h r e t e n , I (18) A p t 20, 1836 C h u r c h a . Henry. Herlerner Co. NY N B U T o v a y (4.7.89,17,19.20) M a y 9.1836 (4,5) (19) S e p M a y (27,34) (18) A p e 20.1816 C l a p p , (30) D e c 18, 1835 C Theodore E - Whrte Ppeon, MI B A T (5) D e Carnet Dave- Dachas/1 Co , NV B E T Pe) M a r 11.1837 C l e r k , Aloe. Hillsdale Co , MI M a Carmen, David - Dirlchen Co , NY 0 a r 11,1837 C l a r k , Cella) V - Brand) Co . MI A L G (20.351 u l P Charles- Onondaga Co . NY B E T (32) Cams*" odor- Lena... CO. MI B C I Dend - Cayuga Co , NY G I L N M T Carlto.,. John H - W a r e Co . MI V J p Lyman - Branch Co , MI 36,1636 a e C h a p i n . Nicholas B - St Joseph Co ¥ MI B R O (6) p N S b t J l e e (20) u F c (9) J (11) S L n C 0 1 _ O B E T u Lyrran ¥ Brand) Co. MI )21) G J (30) S H E Carrybel, Hugh - Cataraugus Co . NV 0 1 8 Cams:bet Joseph .Brood, CO. MI J 5,1837 C h a n d l e r , William M . Branch Co . MI S H E (35) (9) A . / 1 1 9 . 1 8 3 6 B H a J T L S (29,32) O U I E ) 1 O L )2) (2a) M J 10.1835 (25) M B M c c M A T (7) O v e O Wean) H - Sullnan Co. NY Buller. Nehernah H - Branch Co . MI K 8 ) ( 1 3 ) N D (4) IS. 1852 C a s t l e . 24, (12) L O 8 u r Burroughs, John D - Omar* Co . NV O U 1 (22) ) J a (29) D o w e l - SI Jos. Ph Go . MI M A T (9) 22,1836 h a 5 e r n k , . CePhus W ¥ G a n a . . Co . l'IV G I R (24) O U I (9) M J u l c y a r �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF I C H I G A N -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson BUT-Butler CAL-Calrfornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead ALG-Algansee OVI-Ovid OUI-Outncy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhcok MAT-Matteson Imea.1199. Clark, Charles - Onondaga GIL L I B I L L D I M I Jul 11. Comstock. 8140 F4627 1636 0(14 )12 Nov 29 Lana...a Co M I Clark. Cyrus W - Branch ALO Sep 8, Conant, WIltarn B Branch Clark, Daniel - L e n a . . 9140 Fab 9. ConpSen, John E ¥ Callarsogus Co N Y SHE lin 25 Clark, Daniel L - Huron Co . 0 k BET Nov 23. Congdon. Phnom S Wayne 0(1 )12) Oct 3, BET Sap Conger Jotharn - Branch BRO Jul 5, BRO New 20 Conger Jotturn ¥ Branch P406 )1819.20) AA 5 1836 Conner Wdharn - Sr Joseph Co M I MAT AP 27 I s m Clark Deed 14 ¥ Branch Clara Dave' M - Branch Clark, lchabod - Branch Co. MI ALG Sep Clark, Joseph Addeon - Ontano Co N Y SHE Jun 16, Connor Wollarn ¥ Branch Co. MI CAL May 15, Clerk, Leonard' Branch BRO Nov Converse, Lyman- Huron COL Oct 19 1835 Clark, Mib - BRO Jun 23, Cook Addison P Jackson OVI Nov 13. Clark, Orasmus B ¥ Coktwater MI COL Jul 15. Cook. George Branch UN) Ay 12. Clark, Robsn, Jr -St Joseph co. 0 0 10, Cook, John P - Hillsdale BET (121) Mar 0)14 Sep Gook. John P ¥ Hasdale BRO (2325.29) Feb 15 1854 BUT (3.4,2324) Feb GIL WV 10. Clark, Robert, Jr - St Joseph Co M I Clark, SI185 D - Branch BET Jul 19.18% Cook, John P - Hted.l. Clark. Stephen - ALG May 4, Cool,. John P ¥ Hillsdale Co. MI Clark, Stephen - ALO May 4, l a w Cook. John P ¥ Hillsdale MAT (28,17,19,2929,31) P469.1850 Clark, Stephen - COL May 6. Cook, John P Hillsdale MAT P4615. Clark, Stephen - MAT May 7. Cook, John P Hillsdale Co , I NOB lAar Park. Stephen - OVI May 4, Cool,, John P Hillsdale Co. MI OVI Marl. Clark, Stephen - GUI May 3,18% Cook, John P Hotedaie SHE Feb 4, Clark, Stephen ¥ GUI May 3,18% Cook, Sharlock ¥ Branch BAT Sap 17, Clark, Stephen - Washington ON SHE May 7.18% Cooley John - Branch COL P4624. Clark, Stephen - UN) May 7,18% C.00rn. Alexander 'Orleans BUT May 12 1636 Clark Stephen - P409(3 May 4, Cooper, Charles M Orange 68 Jul 15.18% Cent. Sylvester - Branch ALG Sep 29, Cooper, Israel G - Monroe CAL(11,13 Apr 1, Clark, Town. Seneca MAT Feb Cooper, Susanna- Monroe CALM) Apr 1, Clark. Wailer. Kalamazoo NOB Doc 3,18% Cortsn. Oliver D -Branch 66 Nov Clayton Isaac. Branch SHE Sep Garb., J S Godfrey' Hdlsdale 001(13) Aug 25. One, CornedIOUS - SI Joseph MAT * 0 20 Corbus, John - Branch 0)14 )21 Sep Owe, Ephraim - St Joseph MAT Apr 20,18% Corbus, Joseph C - Branch GIR Sep 1 1833 Gabe, Jams. Steuten OUI Oct 2. Garb. Rchard W ¥ WI:ids. OUI Nov 26, Close, Susan E - Hdhsdale GIL Dec 6, Corless, Bradford. Branch COL AP 9. Coats, Charles H ¥ Branch SHE Apr 15. Correll, Domed S. Jr - Branch UN) Nov 23, Cobb. Men. Nvagara GIR (2829) Jul Comell.Job K - Lenenee UN) Nov 3, Codchngton,AJexander 'Calhoun SHE AM 18, Conung, Ernst. Albany Co. NY BAT * 0 21 1835 Coe, Wdharn Lawson - Hillsdale ALG Jan 12, Coming, Erastus - Albany MAT AP Zl. Coktester Nahonal Bank. Branch 68 Jun Corneh. John - Branch GUI Oct IS, Cole, Ira H - Seneca BAT Nov Corson, Arnold H ¥ Branch BAT 0[121. Cole, John' Monroe GIR May 17,18% Conon, John- Ontano Co. NY MAT AP 21. Cole, Lyman - Lenawee Co M I OUI Jan 1 1836 Cortnght. Robert F - Branch NOB May 22 1849 Cole, Willem ¥ Branch GUI Cortnght, Robert F CAL May 22 1849 Cole Winslow - Lenawee BET Jul 11,18% C o r n Benemn F 'Brand, BET F4638. Colman, Orren - Jackson BUT May 3, Cohen, Erasmus D - OVI Jun 21, Corrrnins, 017111 B 'Branch BET Mar 14. Couch Unah - Hesdale Co M I 0)14 )12 May 6 6 ��ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson BUT-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead ALG-Algansee OVI-Ovid OUI-Ouinc-y S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook MAT-Matteson Im aJ Lie r.. Dave, Roswell F - Branch OVI Nov Donaldson, Horan - Branch COL Mar OVI (N) Mar Don., S a m e Branch GIL Dec 27, Donaldson, Nam - Branch Dens, Stuart - Lenawea Co. MI OVI Jul 19 Doolittle, Jesse - Onecla MAT May Dave. Thomas Branch Co. UI BAT Oct 24. Doolittle, Jesse - Oneida Co ,NY SHE (1334) May 4. Devlin. John Oswego OVI Mar 8, Doolittle, Jess* W -Oneida GIR May 4 1836 Davol, Job - Eno BET Apr 29, Dan. John. Branch 860 Nov UN) )1 Nov N, Dawn, Russel - Ens GUI 1Aay 10. Dayton, Azar H Onondaga Co N Y BUT Nov 2, Doty, Dawl - Lenawee OVI Apr 1. Dayton. Mikan - BUT Dec 14, Doubleday, Hewn. Caihoun SHE Nov 5. Dean 0 4 0 1 3 Branch Co M I BAT Jun 5, Douglas, Archbold - Onondaga BET JO Dean Orange. Jr - Lonngston Co N Y ALG May 26, Douglass, John. Stark MAT Jan 8, Dean, Orange Jr - Livingston CAL May 26, Dow, Evans - Geauga 8 6 0 )10.11 May 4, Decks,. Nand - Calhoun BUT Nov 19. Dow, John - Geat.ga COL May 2 1836 BUT Feb 2. DOW'S,. Mend Hough. NOW London Co , CT GIL May Day. Dennis - Branch Co. MI Decker. Died - Orleans Co N Y Decker Jacob W - St Joseph MAT Sep 10, Downing, Ambrose W - Ulster GIR (2324) 0 0 15. Delavan Tompkins C - Seneca OUI Jan 9. Downing. Obadiah - taste 016 )23 Oct IS, Delavan GUI Jan 6, Downing. Phneas - Branch 8 6 0 )21,33 Dec 38, DeMutt. John' Seneca SHE Jul 23, Doyle, Jesse - Branch Co , / ALG Flo 17. Denbeny. Reu - St Jceeph MAT Aug 12, Doyle, John. Branch ALG Nov 12, Denson. Samuel M - Branch Co M I J - H4.daie ALG Mar 9, Drake. Peter A - Branch QUI May 14 1849 Denison, Samuel M - Ontano Co NY OVI Apr 20, Raper, Gideon- 1-4111.dale ALG Nov 15 Damson. Samuel N - Branch BET Mar 9, Drayton, William BUT Dec 14, Dennis. Ira' Lenawee Co MI BUT May 6, Drggs, Alfred L ¥ Branch 860 i s . 25, Dennis Jerernah 0 - L e n a . . BUT AP 23, Dnggs, Alfred L - Branch 9 6 0 (47817181925) i s . 25, Derirus Jerernah 0 - Lenawee GIR (1) May 6, lam Drggs. Alfred L ¥ Branch MAT Jan D e p . Bemarnin ¥ Branch NOB Jan Drggs lobe). Branch ElRO Feb 28 1835 Depue, Benamin - Macon GIL Jul Dryer, Daniel - Ontano N08 )8.18 Jul 5, Dep., Dennis Branch KIN Nov 3, Dudley, Abort- Branch BET May 27 1837 Depue, John Branch 0(1 )24) Dec 11, Dudley, Isaac T - Branch BET Sao Dopue. John - Branch Co M I KIN Jan 23. Dudley, Isaac T - Wood OVI May 10. Deval Jacob - Calhoun BUT Dec Dudley. Isaac Tichanor.-Wood Co ,OH BAT May 13 1835 Devoe, Michael. Steuben Co N Y BAT Sep 14, Duesler, John J - Ontano GUI Oct 30,1835 Dewey, Clinton Branch UNI May 3. DL(oe. Cornell. - Niagara MAT(1.17 Jan 33. Dewey, Don Alonzo - Washtenare OVI Aug 17. 0...back, Susan - Lenawee BAT Jul 16. Noble, Chad., Phi¡ - Onondaga 016 Sep 25, Dunham, Charles - Branch 860 Feb 5, Dbble.Phrlo ¥ Onondaga COL Sep 25, Dunharn, Seth -Wayne 8 6 0 )11 Jun IS, 18N Dibble. Philo ¥ Onondaga GIR Sep 25. Dunham, Willem -Branch ElRO Apr Ocher, Lew. W - Ontario OUI Jun 18. Dunks, Harns - Monroe MAT NOV Drerrore. D ¥ Lrvingston Co N Y COL Jun 7, Dunlap, Willem - Lensevee CAL (45) Mar Dabrow, Henry - Monroe Co N Y COL Jun 9, Durand, A - S t Joseph 8 6 0 )16 Apr 21. Debrow. L H Brand, UNI May Durand George W - Branch 9 6 0 )39 Dec 1 1836 Ors, Erastus Branch Co M I UNI Dec 27. Duzenberry. John. Washtenav NOB Feb 2, Dogh, Selney H Brands Co U ) BUT fei¥I Dwight. Eldad P - Washtenaw Co, MI MAT Jan 33, Donahe Ebenezer L E r i s GUI May Easton, John -Wayne Co. MI ALG Jul 21, 8 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF figANQI:LcaUffELNKHICAti ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union ton Two. a Easton William - Branch 0 1 1 9 L E I M I K I d Faring, Joseph - Calhoun BUT (15) Eberhard Barnard G - Crawford Co O H M A T Nov 18, Farley. Davrd F - ¡ m e m BUT (1,2,11 1 2) Eberhard, Elatheth - Si Joseph Co M I M A T Dec 13, Farnham Avery Steuben Co. IN ALG (26) b Fan, Abram - Cuyahoga B90)14) O c t e b ALG (17) Eberhard, Jacob' St Joeeph MAT (17) Eberhard John 0 a Joseph Co M I J u F l a 11 1836 F e b A F e p b r 2 5 MAT (31) J u l Farran, Joseph - Cayuga AL)) (28) F Eberhard, Lazarus- Branch MAT (34) J u n Farrand, Charles C ¥ Branch 8 9 0 )33) M a Eberhard, Sally - Si Joseph MAT (31) D e c Farrand. Henry K - Cayuga Co. NY MAT (3,4) J I Eddy. Franklon T Kel (12) O c t Farrand, Henry K - S t Joseph MAT(3) D e c Eddy. Hiram - Branch Co M I OV1 (32) A u g Faulkner, Charles- Branch GIR (16) J u l Eddy, Hram KIN (5) g Faust. Danel - Branch Co ,UI 8 9 0 )27) M a r Eddy, Samuel - Cuyahoga QUI (23) v Faust. Jacob - Branch NOB (6,7) D e c Eddy, W 9 - KIN (1) D e c Faust Magdaland ¥ Branch 8 9 0 )27) J a Edn-onds Egben N - Colhoun Co M I G1R (6) M a y Faxon. Ezra T - Branch GIR (13) M a Edmonds, Warren - GUI (22) A u g Faxon, Ezra T Lenawee Co M I GIR 113241 N o Edwards Charlotte W ¥ OVI (35) F e b Faxon, Samuel E - Branch MAT (16,17) N o Eggleston, Henry kl - Branch Co M I 0 9 0 )27) Fagles. Jacob - Genesee Co N Y GIR (1) M a y Eggleston Joseph H - Branch BRO (8,10) n Feller, Cordele - Branch Co M I UNI (24) J u n Eggleston Joseph H - Orleans BIRO (15) J u l Feller, James - Lenawea Co. MI QUI (27) M a y Egrew, Samuel - Monroe CAL (11) A p r Fellows, Nathan's!. Branch 9 9 0 (32) D e c Egnew, Samuel - Monroe Cu, QUI (34) A p r Fee. Charles W - Orleans ALG (6) Eldred Job- Erie Co. NY BAT (12) J u l Ferguson, Elieh - Branch COL (2128) Ferguson, James - Branch KIN (7) Eldridge A ¥ A u N o 5,1861 N o v J a COL (13) A g ¥ Elks. George - Branch BET (16) M a r Elks, John -Wayne CAL (2.3,12) Ellow, B S - UNI (24) Ellsworth Jesse Lenarree Co M I OUI (3,4) Elmer Gilson - Branch BET (19,3)) EIrrer, Cleon - Chautauqua 8 9 0 (13) M 11,1872 a M M y n y v v e J c a J n u n BAT (33) J u n Ferguson, Silas' Branch OUI (28) J u l y Ferns, Benjamin F - Calhoun SHE (5,17) a y Ferris, John Clark - Calhoun SHE (10) v Ferns, Lewes - Calhoun MAT (1) J u n Fetherby, George. Branch OVI (30) o r A Ferguson, Silas -Branch a N D N o J v u J l u J u n l i a Elswrath, Leonard - Branch Co. MI BAT (35) N o v Feld, George' Niagara SHE (34.1120,27) Elwell %linen - Hrlisdale Co M I CAL (10) M a / Feld. Mora¡. W - Branch BET (18) J u l Elwell Selman - Branch Co M I CAL (12) Field, Horace W -Branch 8 9 0 )15) A p r Ely. Lure - Seneca MAT (2526) F¥ald, Joseph D -Branch Co M I BET (8,18) F & , J u l Ensley, John - Seneca Co. NY BAT (15) i a l o e , Chrehan - Branch GIR (8) M Eslow, Isaac - Branch BAT (13) S Eslow, Isaac ¥ Branch 1(19 (14) F Eslow Samuel ¥ Branch Co M I GIR (20) M a y Fah, Jarnes ¥ Oneida Co .NY SHE (I) J u n Etherege, CynthalA - Branch Co M I GUI (16) O c t Fah, Janes ¥ Oneida UN) (6) J u n Evans, Daed E - Genesee Co N Y SHE (2.10) Fisk, Abram C B r a n c h COL(11) S e p Evans, Luther ¥ Washtenaw P108)14) M a r Fisk. Akan C ¥ Branch Co. MI GUI (26) F e b Evw1s, Linus, Jr - Herkimer Co N Y BUT (2123,27.33) F¥k, Canfield ¥ Branch COL (27) J a n Everhart.1 L ¥ Branch Co MAT (16) c t Fisk. Chnion B -Branch ALO (16) F e Fabrawe John - Catoon BUT (9) Fisk, Chnton B ¥ Branch BAT (5,31,32) Fairy, BUT (14,15) Fisk, Chnton B -Branch COL (13) l Pions, George W - S t Joseph 8 9 0 )2,11.14) y Fontes, James ¥ St Joseph 9 9 0 (16) e p Finns, Nathaniel. Coyuga 8 9 0 (1.13) e b Firth. George ¥ Branch GIR l 1 a O N o F 1 18.1853 v o b 9 A p S e N r v b a c . p o J O . n t 15,1853 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF figAticajc32UNELMIQUISAN ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook MAT-Maneson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union No Fisk, anion B - Branch Co . Fmk, Chnion 8 Coktwaler MI InkLiefGIL CAL glidaloil Oct 26, Fuller. 01.44( - Lertavolo . CO M I AU3 Mar 35 Jan 3. Fulton. John ¥ Dutch.. SHE ,han 19 SHE (78) Jul 19 Felt Clinton B KIN (56,7,8) Oct 21. Fulion. Mikan) David ¥ analogs Fmk, Chnton B MAT(11) Jan 3, OR & I P R Co - BRO J4.4218 F¥k, Chnton 8 - OVI Dec 28, S R 6 1 R R Co -notshown KIN Jul 27 Fek, Clinton B . SHE (626) Jan S R & 1 P R Co - MAT Jul 27, COL May 22, S R i s l R R Co - SHE J0 Fisk. James. Branch QUI May Gage, Ekes ¥ Lenewee Co. MI SIR Apr 23. Felt. James - Monroe COL Jun Gage, Lot . Barnstable SIR Nov 25. NOB Nov 26 1835 ALG May 20. Fisk, J D W - Fisk. James E 'Brooch MAT May 24. . Co N Y Ganes. Egbert Odsens Frsk, John!. - Branch MAT Mar 9, Gale, Sarnue4 H . Monroe Fisk. Lothrcp G - Branch Co. MI ((8 Mar 23, Gale Samuel H - Monroe Co, NY BET May 19 1836 Fletcher, Charles - Crawford COL Sep 5. Gale, Samuel H - Monroe OVI May 19 1836 ((84 Sep 10, Gallop, Clerk. IA - Lenewee BET Jan 4 1832 MAT Apr Gallop, James - Branch BET Oct 18. ShE Sep 10 GIL Feb 3, Fled. A - Branch Fobs*. l4orate L - Ontano Co. NY Fogelsong, Eli - Branch (((NIB 0 0 17, Gerson, John L - Genesee Fogelsorg, Eh ¥ Branch GIL Oct 17,1853 Gardenner, Jacob. Branch Fcgelsong, Jane.' Branch GIL Dec 14. Gardner. Willem . Branch ((84 Oct 20, Ford, Lucius' Branch SHE May Gardiner. Giber! ¥ Lenawse CAL Apr Foskett, Caroltne A - Ontario MAT Apr 2318% Gardner, Ezekiel . Onondaga ALG Jul MAT Apr 23, Gardrer, Ezekiel - Onondaga Co . llY GUI (2) Jul 8. COL Nov Gardner. Fazalan - Halsdale BUT Ara 35,18% Foster, William ¥ St Joseph NOB Nov 2, Gardner, Hiram - Otsego MAT Jan 16, Fowler, George' Montgomery COL Nov Gardner, N C - Branch COL Jan 3.1853 Foister, Mane' Wayne SIR Jul 25. Gardner, Willem ¥ Branch Co. MI KIN Oct 20, Fowler, Samuel . BET Aug Garnson, Abraham' Wayne SHE Feb Fox. Backus - Monroe GIR (1635) Jul 11, Samson, Henry ¥ Wayne SHE Feb 23. Fox, Charles. Herkimer OVI Jul 21, Gates, John E - Branch OVI Dec 22, For, Harvey G 'Branch ((84 Aug 23, Gay. Rchard E - Seneca BET May 7.18% Fox, Jared - Branch GIL Jan Gay, Rchard E - Seneca BUT klay Fox, John W ¥ Monroe OVI May 18. Gay. Rchard E 'Seneca GUI May 7. Fox, Len B 'Branch UN( (24 Dec George Isaac. Branch ALG (19.3329) Feb Fox. Lyman 'Monroe SIR Sep George, Isaac- Branch OVI Mar Fox, Mathew la 'Branch GIP Mar Gbt .. Jo,o0n - Calhoun BUT Nov 21. For, Peter. Branch COL Dec13, Gifford Ira - Branch BAT 0 0 29 1835 Fraser, Willem - Livingston GIR Sep 25, G.iten, Edward - Oswego OVI(s) km 20. Giben, Henry C - Branch BET Apr Apr 20. Fosken, Henson H - ¡mare Foster, Enoch - Branch Fraser, kexander - Kalamazoo BUT Jan 1.18% Freeman. Isaac - Branch BET Jun Gilbert, Julius L . Oswego CAL French, Allred - St Joseph BRO Oct 21. Gibert, Willem S . Branch COL Feb 27. French, Ranson. Branch BRO Jul Gies. Joseph - Branch COL Jun 12. Foe, James. BRO Feb Gillel Watson. Washtenaw NOB Mal 17,18% Fuller, Caleb T ¥ Monroe COL Nov 12. Glrrore, Cheght - Branch ((84 )12 Dec 21, Fuller, Ezbon G - Branch COL Grknore, Dwght - Hillsdalts Fuller. Jesse B - Branch COL Gilson Isaac. Portage Co .OH , 1 ((84 May 4, MAT Nov �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF EIBANQIIQQAMBiglicaAtt ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mo 1inaL111 LINattion Jul 16.18% Guy, Arthur - Niagara MAT (16) Cbc 20, Ornnn, Jaten R - SHE (26,35) N o v OVI Feb 17 (Neon, Wa r n R - Genesee Co N Y SHE (2.10) S e p Gloyd Julius B - Jefferson 980 Aug 2, Hadlock. Oresno ¥ Branch Co. MI BUT (4) Goddard, Augusen J - Branch Co M I BAT Oct 20, Hagarren, Joseph - LOOMMOO BET (30) Goddard, Lewe - Wayne Co M I BR) Jan 8, Hagarren, Jceeph - Lenawee BRO (2,3) GoodrOge -Oster Wtrclham Co VT BET Jan 31. Haght, J - Branch BUT (16) N o v Goodwin, Seth - Branch MAT Nov 27, Hem, Abner. Monroe OUI (23) J a n Goold. Gardner - Onfano Co. NY SHE Jul 7, Hakes. Elea' ALG (25) D e c Gottell, /choshapnat - Branch GIR Dec 20. Hale, Ambrose - Branch BRO (35) A u g Goebel, Robert - Branch GIR (2326) Nov 17, Hale. Ambrose ¥ Oswego NOB (11) M a y Gorden. Eds.¡ - Branch BET Nov N, Hale, Ambrose. 2nd - Oswego NOB (11) M a y Gann. James - Branch SHE Apr 3, Hale, Arnele M - Branch COL (24) M a r Gorton, Thomas - Monroe Co. NY SHE May 4. Hale. France A - Branch BAT (16) D e c MAT Oct Haley, James - Lneogslon GIL (15) A p r Jan 9, Hall, Charles N - Branch SHE (16) S e D.11,1835 Hall, Israel R - Ontano CAL (3.4,9.10) Graham. Samuel L. - St Joseph Co. MI B R O Jan 1.18% Ha). Jacob - Lenawee CAL (9) N o v Grant Stephen - Genesee Co N Y BUT Jun 8. Hall, Jamb- Lenarsee Co M I KIN (12) N o v Grant Stephen - Genesee Co N Y GIR Jun 8, 18% BAT (9.15) J u l Graves Almon S ¥ Branch Co N I CAL Apr 28.18% Hat, Jar,.,. Ontano OVI (1024.25) Grow, Ralph - Branch ALG Jul 11,18% Hall, Jamas - Onion¡ OUI (30) J u l Gray, A G ¥ Branch Co , MI KIN Mar 6, Hall, Jane,. Ontano UNI (35) J u l Gray Arthur- Nagar& Co., W MAT May 7, Hall, Jonathan A - Yates NOB(11) A Gray, Eh - 1A0(1f08 CO M I ALG Nx21, Hall, Mara- Steuben OVI (24) A p r Gray, J H ¥ Branch Co M I MAT May Halley. James - Lanngston Co N Y CAL (19) Green Amos - Huron BET Jul Green, Archbald - Cayuga BET Apr Halstead, Lorenzo D ¥ Branch GUI (32) J u n Green Daed - Bran& GIL Arog 27 Halsted. S W -Branch Co M I OVI (16) J u l Green E C S - Branch Co. MI GIL Apr 14, Harnolton, Robert - SI Joseph GIL (12,13) Grew, Ebersmer N e o n BET Jul Harneon. Silas. Branch OU1 (15) A p r HarnIrn. Jacob - Branch COL (30) O c UNI (5) Gine., John - Branch Co M I SHE Glessner Augusius S - Branch Co. Glessner Augustus S - Branch Gould. Erastus U - Genesee Co N Y Gregg, Andrew. Branch Co. MI Gragg, Enos - Branch Co . MI B B Green, Hoorn- Lenawee Co M I R R O (1921) O . Jamas Ontano Jarres - Lmngsfon M . A u g r o A k r N J v u A GIL (1522/ p o l p r p r A p 20. 18% r KIN Aug 24 Green, John - Branch BRO Dec 11, Ham's% Tirrothy ¥ Calhoun Co. MI Green John - Blench Co U ) MAT Dec 24. Hammond. Andrew G - Kalamazoo CO .MI uag Feb Grom, SILOS - Huron Co O H BET Jan 22. 18% Jul 16. Hammond. Charles G - Wayne Co M I U N I GAM+. M U T DOOMS -1-Neurner Co N Y o g t (3.4) Jul 20, Hammond, Charlotte B - Wayne Co M I U N ) Grewmood. Eleanor - Ere Co . PA B R O ( 1 1 ) Jun Hammond, Welcome H - Branch MAT (17) Gnsvoold. Caron, Jr - Rutland Co .VT c o g i (33) Jul 9. Hanchett, Edward L - Branch 0)8 (22) Gnewold Leos L . 0 . . . , . . Co. NY Hanchett. Edward Seth- Branch Co M I COL (20) D t e c Jan 22 18% A S . p . r , BET Jul 6 1836 Grove, James. Ontarro NOB Nov 18 Hamlett, George- Branch COL (10) J u n Groves Harem S - 0041/10 CO W SHE May 12 Hanchell, James H ¥ Branch Co M I ALG (9) F e b Groves Join - Branch Co, MI KIN Mar 9 1846 Hanchart, James H - Branch Co M I BET (4,5,6,7) Grove.. John R - Branch KIN Feb Handl., Janus H - Branch 9 8 0 123.24.25) Grundy Isaac - Branch COL Apr 1, Harchetl. J¥MIIS H - Branch Co M I cOl. 16.19.2027) 1 A p F r e b �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Caldornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead -Batavia ALG-Algansee NOB-Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Ouincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook MATlalatales Handled, Joseph - Brandt Hanchett Joseph - Brandt Co M I Handled, J o s h . Jr - Branch Co. COL Oct 9, Hawks. Moses ¥ Olaiwo COL Jul 21 1836 QUI (1423) Feb 5, Hawks. Mows - Otsego OVI Jul 21 1836 Ocl 9, Ham*. Goorro Branch Co All UN) Sep 22, BAT May COL Hanched, Lewis B - Branch Co. MI 001 Mar Hawley. Laws - Mawr& Co ,NY S C ¥ Branch COL Sep 1, Hawley, Lees ¥ Niegwa UNI (1920321 May 2 1836 COL Sep 1 , Haynes, Dirold - Branch GIL klar 9, BRO Fab 8. Haynes, Dosed- Monroe COL Sep 16. SHE Oct 8,1835 Haynes, H COL Dec 11, GIL Mw Hanchett Wrflanr H - Branch Hanle, Betsey - Branch Ilannahs, Mikan ¥ Oneida Harberlson. Thorne, ¥ Ontano KIN Mar 17, Haynes, James - Monroe Co N Y Hard, AMn B - Branch Co. MI COL Jan 15 Haynes. John T - Branch Co. COL Sep Hard, J H ¥ COL Jun 10, Haynes, John T 'Branch Co , kil CV( (16 Jan 17 Harenckn, Nathan Halsdak BUT Feb 1, Hayward Rowell I ¥ Lanarwee ALG May 3 1836 Hager, Alanson - Madison QUI (2021) Jan 19, Hayward, R.Well I Lenswee OVI May 3, Harlow Benwron - Monroe Co NY UN) Oct 31, Bemarnin - Unarm GIL Jan 6, Harlow, Maichi Branch Co. UN) Oct 31, Heath, John S Calhoun Co. UI BUT Ap 23 Hannon. Oscar B . 5 t Joseph MAT 144/ 22, Hedger, Wilkarn MAT(2 Oct 28 Harrnon, Oscar B S I Joseph SHE May 2, 1-ternenway. Samuel - Windsor Co V T SHE May 23 1836 Harmon. Ownus Branch Co , NI BRO (1522) Mar 26. Henderson, Dand Lenawee NOB * 0 36 Harper, John I Branch BRO Jan 11, Henderson, Thorn... Branch NOB May 18. Hams. John W - Branch Co. NI CAL Oct 29, Hernngton, Canal A N a g a . BRO (34) Mar 26 1836 BAT Sep Hemngton, Wiliam ¥ Hasdak UN) Apr 21 1836 Hams. Wlharrr. Geauga Hart, lthel - Branch Co. NI BRO Oct 30,1835 Herron, Davd 'Wayne OVI Aor 23 1a36 Hart, !Mel D - Branch NOB Dec 1, Hess, Reuben L -Branch Co M I SHE Sep 11, Hart, John. Hillsdale BUT AP, 27, Hernstl. Barthobmaw Knox OUI (17,19.2021) Jul 8, Hart John. Orleans BUT May 23, Hewett. Charles - Lenawee GIL (5) F465, Hart, Jonathan ¥ Calhoun BUT Jul 25, Hewett, Don C - Lenawee GIL (5) Fab 5 1836 Hart, Lyman. Branch BET Jun 24, Hayden. George ¥ Branch Co M I COL Feb 29. Hart, Richard P Rensselaer BAT Jan 19, Htbner. Allen 'Branch OVI (11) May 11, Hart, Richard P - Rensselaer BET (534) Jan 19, Hickok, Joseph Branch Co ,NI COL Aug 8 1842 Hart, Richard P Rensselaer NOB Jan 19. Hoick. Stephen. Branch GIR (2228) May 30 1634 Hart, Richard P - Renswlaer Co NY UNI (1,1819,2227) Jun Hiesrolt. E ¥ Branch ovi (16) Nov 16 Hart, Warren Branch Co M I COL Nov 10, Hiesrodt, T - Branch OVI Dec 10. Hansough, David 8 - Branch OUI May Holoard Laura ¥ Branch Co. MI CU) Feb Hartwugh, Ehsha ¥ Branch CU) Jul 16, Apheus - Lenswere Go MI ALG Mar Hartsough, John B - Branch CU) Jun 24. ALG Mar 26 1836 Hansough, Joseph 'Branch CU) Jun 24, ALG Mar 26 1836 Hanwugh, Joseph L - Seneca OUI Oct 17,1833 HA. Moses - Wayne ALG Mar 26 1636 Hastings, Una H - Hillsdaki ALG Nov IS, HI, Samuel H Geauga Co O H COL May 2. Hach. Juniu, H N e w COL Aug 23, Holger. Welk- Portage BET Nov 25. Hatch, Juni. Hopluns - New BAT Dec Hernebeugh. Corn 'Branch Co. MI B)(27.34) Aug 29 Havens, Ephraim S - Genesee BAT Mar lisnetwugh, Dane( ¥ Branch B)(271 Sep Rowland Ebenezer - Cakdonw Si-E Jun 3, Himebaugh Daniel. 1st- Branch Co M I BRO Dm 7, Hawtuns. William Ft Tompkins ALG May 4, Hirrebeugh, Daniel, 1st ¥ Branch P408)6 0c2. Harks, Joseph Otsego Co N Y 619 J021,1835 Hmabaugh. DIVIOlg, 2nd- Branch BRO Don 6. HA. Elyah 'Wayne Jwse Lenawee Co. NI 12 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butter CAL-CaVornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mo Howe. Henry- Octane BET (10,25) n Howe, Henry - Ontaro Co N Y OVI (19) e p Howe, Timothy - Branch Co M I GUI (4) u n Howell, Dorcas - Niagara GUI (18) Henebaugh, Dense, 2nd - Branch NOB Hurabaigh, Emanuel - Branch Co M I BFIC) (31) J u Hemsbugh. Emanuel Branch NOB (6) S Heriebaugh. Michael - Branch Co M I BRO (33) J M BAT (31.32) Howeil, Edmund -Wayne Co N Y BUT (31.32) OVI (25) A u g Howell, Oscar - Wayne Co. NY BUT (21) Hoag, Abner - Branch Co ,UI GIL (23) N o v Hubbard, Allen - Loneness Co MI ALG (222,23) Hoeg Abner Poner -Wayne Co M I BRO (13) r Hubbard. Charles T - Branch UNI (27) Hoag, Amos - Lenawee 8 9 0 (4) Hoag, bra - Lenanee GIR (3132) Hoard. George H -Allegan Co M I OVI (283213) Holbrook, Isaac - Branch 9 9 0 (14.27,28) Hobrook, S A - Branch Co M I COL (16) 5 Holbrook, Silas A - Branch KIN (4) M a Holcomb Allred - Calhoun Co M I SHE (4) M a p M r a F e b D e F Fielder), Theodore G - Wayne CAL (1,12) HoIrras Abraham 0 - Lenawee Ca, MI SHE (2() A Holmes. John A. - LO.WOO BUT (24) J Holmes Jonathan - Branch BRO (7.8.9,16) Holmes, Reon - Mohgan 8 9 0 )21) HoIrress, Samuel - Hillsborough 8 9 0 117.18) Hoknes, Thomas - Woroester Co . MA BUT (30) Hoirres, Wilharn - Onondaga SHE (9,10) M F K64113.241 Hopkins. John - Branch 8 9 0 )32) Hoplare. John. Branch Co M I NOB (4) J Hoplons. John. Wayne COL (36) O c Hcplons, Orreas -Wayne 9 9 0 116) M a J J N May 7, Oct 31. I 0)8 111,14) r Hunt, Gilbert - Branch MAT (17) 0 c 1 y Huntrngton, Andrew. Jr - M011100 BUT (17) M a y Huntington, Benarren - Monroe Co N Y COL (34) M a y Huntington. Benarren - Monroe OVI (3) Hurd, Manson U -Brand, BAT (15) S Hurd, v t u F U P -Brand, A p r D e c M a M M y a y a y e p UNI (28) N o v Hutchinson, Silas- Branch BET (27) J u n b Hutchinson, Sian- Branch OVI (5) N o v p Hinchtson. Dowd L ¥ Calhoun GIR (36) M KIN (17) J Wilkam ¥ Wayne l e b a u l 13.18% Ingraham, Hanlord - Onto/. MAT (24) S e p J u n Ingraham, Hantord - Ontaro SHE (191 BUT t Jackson, Jonathan - Branch COL (34) y Jackson. Wiliam A - Branch COL (23) Jacokes. E C - Branch GIR (16) S e p James. Isaac N - Kalamazoo BET (32) F e b l l 5,18% F J e u l b 2 2 He:pions, Timothy - Ens BUT (7) Hogiuns, Timothy A ¥ Ens Co N Y GUI (4) Horner James A n y BET (17) A p r James, Philp- Saratoga UNI (5) Horner, Jan'.. A n y SHE (30) A p r Jennings. Donal- Monroe UNI (32) N o Horner Robert Hillsdale Co M I OUI (4) e c Jennings, David F - Branch Co M I UNI (32) M a r Horton, Orsarroor - Lenawse Co M I ALG (35/ M r Jennings. Dela - Cayuga COL (213) J u n Hosley, Jonathan G e n e s e e SHE (20) J n Jesup, Jededah Monroe ALG (30) S e p Hotchkrss, Sylvester W - Calhoun BUT (13) N v Jewell, Philp H - Hilsdale Co M I ALG (201 N o v Hough, Amos ¥ Genesee Co. NY OVI (33.341 n Johnson Charles G -Monroe Co N Y COL 1291 J u n Johnson. David ¥ Branch Co M I ALG (25) S e c Johnson, Dave( - Cayahcga ALG (13) A o r J 0 Hough Anson C . 9 r s n d r C o . U I KIN (5) Hough, Joseph G a m m a OVI (33,34) u c D n 1 1 a u o J F u e J 4 b u n Howe. George H ¥ NOB (A) N o v Hoe, Charles Brand, 8111 )16) N o v Howard, Aurelos C Kalamazoo Co U I BAT 138) Howard Samuel L Calhoun Co M I BUT (1) M F 1 1862 8 1837 u e . b 1 J u Johnson. Erato& - Oswego NOB (2) Johnson, James Branch Co M I UNI (2) Johnson, John Genesee 8 9 0 (23,24,36) Johnson, Lyman ¥ Monroe Co N Y MAT (20) M N F n a o e 18,18% r J L A S . R Co ¥ u u 20,18% y Humaston. M e m . - Calhoun e BET (10) a r c Holton Roger W - Lucas Co O H M 25,18% r BUT (6,7) n Hohon. Calvin - Branch o NOB (19) r e N Humeston. Arternus - Calhoun Co M I , o S y y Hume, Robert - Monroe Co N Y b a a a UNI (26) a N M Hubbard, Thomas A -Brand, 1 p O Hubbard, Silas - Monroe Co , NY c 9 b Hubbard, Horabo N - JeHenson Co , NY B A T e 5 l e M IS 1836 y u F Hinkley, John - Branch Co M I y a J Hue John - New A a M v y v b , �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BEANClicalgELMICHICAN ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Calgornia COL-CoklwEder GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid CUI-Outncy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Iss.. lathlete Johnson, Moses ¥ Orleans GM May 14. Kinkier, Calton - SI Joe¥Pb Co , SHE Deo 2, Johnson, OWer - Monroe COL (2029,3)33) Jun 3, Kirrble, E ¥ &arch OVI * 0 33 1847 K14110.11,1 Sap 17, King. Daad K - S t Joseph Co , III MAT Nov 20. Johnson, Olver ¥ Monroe OVI Sep 17, King. Sherman - St Joseph 8193 Feb 8. Johnson, &oder - Lenavree ALG F462. Kongsterry, Love - Ontano BAT Oct 29 1835 Pew 3)1636 Johnson, Oleo - Monroe Johnson. Wilkarn - Branch Co JAI COL Nov 6, Kingston. Ambrose C - New sHE Johnson, Warm ¥ Cuyahoga ALG Apt 11, Koniplon. Drama C - New SHE Nov Johnson, Wiliam - H L I M O N, * CO M I BET May 14. Kingston, Sarnual - Branch G IR Mar Johnson. Wiser, H - Lenge. OW May Kane. Natant& H - Onondaga NOB Dec 1. GIR Apr Kmnen. J W - COL Aug GUI Rot Oct 22. Johnson, WrIkam N - Lansaw Co , Ill Johnson. WrIluun U ¥ Lenerree OVI Mar Kinn., JosePh W - Branch Jones. Alvey N - Halsdale ALG Feb Knyon. Akosander W - Onondaga SHE 00 Jul 6 1835 Jores, Benjamin - Otsego BET Dec 21, Kele. Peter - Branch GIL Mar 24 1849 Jones. Ch(oey 8 - Lenasee ALG Feb 9, Knop, WINWII H - Hillsdale CAL Dec 16, Jones, Chloe.? B - Lenaese MAT Feb Knapp, Clark, Estate -Brand, UNI Nov 10 1879 GIL May 13. Knapp, William - Branch UNI Dec 23 BAT Jun Knight, Rudolphus E - Onondaga ALG May 10. Jones. David K - Branch Jones, DeGarrno - Wayne Jones, DeGarrno - Wayne COL Jun 6, Knowles, Ansel - Onondaga UNI Jun Jones. Erastus - Ere BET (717) Jul (6,1835 Labatut, John IA J - NW/ BET Feb Jones, John H - C,alhoun SHE Jun 23. Labalut, John M J - NOW GIL (2,3) Feb 1, Jordan, Job- Branch GIR May13, Lacey. Sanlord - Lrangston BUT Feb 2. Joseph. Lucas- Branch ALG (421) Jan Laud, James, 1st- Sr Joseph SHE Dec 3, Joseph. Lucas- Branch OVI Dec 14. Lake. Dessoles - Branch Co. MI OVI Apr Joseph. Lucas - Branch Co OUI Jan 16, Lake. Herrran - Ens BET 949 33, Joseph. Wilharn - Branch OUI Jan Lake, Jerome -Brooch OVI Aug Joslin, Betsey - Jaffrey Co . NH UN) Mar 28. Lake, Otho - Branch OVI Oct 27,1667 Judson, Thomas- Ere BET Act Lakey, Edmund - Wayne BUT May 19, Kasger 6 Ballard ¥ Branch UN) Nov 4. Lakey, Franklin -Wayne BUT May 19 KeNey. James - Allen Co I N GIL (720) Nov 5, Lan*, WIllialll - Yales UNI Jul 11, Kenson, Wiliam - Branch OVI Jul 8, Lambson, Boar' Branch Co. MI KIN (234,11) Apr 21.18% Kee¡. Henry -Branch BAT Dec 8, Lambson, Boaz - Wuhtenae KIN Jun (5,18% Kelso. Henry- Branch UNI Dec 8, Larrpman, Abraham P 'Green BUT Jun 26 Kelso, Henry, 2nd ¥ Branch UNI Dec 8. Larrprran, Henry S ¥ Calhoun BUT Nov 19, Kelso. kg ¥ LaGrange NOB Jan 19. Lampson. Mtles P - Genesee Co. NY caL May 6 1836 KeSso. M o r n - Branch Co. MI GIR Jun 4, Lancaster. Done. Washrenaw OVI * 0 20 1852 Kemp, Silas - Branch BRO Nov 18. Landlord, James S ¥ Onondaga UNI Jun 13. Kennedy, Chores - Madeon BUT Fob 33 Lane, Bensh H - Lefler.. MAT Jul 30, Kennedy. James ¥ Iona Lane, John - Branch KIN Jun 7, SHE Mar 26. Kent, Willarn A ¥ Branch BRO (2029) Aug 8. Lane, Joseph D - St Joseph SHE Ain 18. Ketchum. Alvah ¥ Branch OVI Apr 18, Lane, Joseph K - Branch SHE Akg 17, Ketchum. Mary - OVI Jul 19. Lane. Thorns. - Oman¡ BET May 19 1636 Keyes, Herren - Ontano COL Jun 29. Lane, Thomas - Ontano GIL (3) May Kidder. Manson - Steuben 011 Op 19, Lansing, Jonathan ¥ Branch UNI Deo 15. Kfison. Warn - Branch OVI Jul 8, Upham. Fayette - St Joseph Co , MI BRO Oct 20 1837 14 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia BROBUT-Butler CAL-California GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy NOB- GILUNI- iblafaind Lenawee Larrabse. Roswell B Co MI E Jen 4 Uncoln. Penss - Branch COL Apr 21 1899 Oct 16 1835 L e w d Pence. Lenawee BUT Nov 16, Laurnan, Charles James - Monroe Co . NY B E T Apr 13, Lincoln, Peres - Lens/wee GIR Nov 17, Law Alexander 8 Washington Co, NY C A L May Lincoln, Pares. Lenawee GUI Nov 16, Law. John - Washington Co , NY B E T May 13, Udell, Fredenck - Brwch B90)36( Dec 20 Law, John - Washingen Co , NY C A L May Lees, Fredenck - Ens 8843 )12 Sep Law, JONI Washington Co , NY Q U I May Lensday, David - Onondaga BUT Feb 22, LaWrInCe. J060011 W ¥ Livingston Co , NY C A L May Leptricon C C - Branch Co , NI BAT Feb 5, Lawrenoe Joseph W , Jr -Livingston Co NY ALG May (Added Darwin- Branch Co. NI COL Oct 32,1835 Lawrence. Richard - Branch Co , Mar 25, Livingston, Arrry - Seneca BUT Fab 23, Lawton, George Edson - Cayuga Co, NY B A T Oct 17,1835 Look A, J ¥ Branch COL Aug 5. Leach, Jacob- Branch Co , Apr Loughlin, Weem - C o T JAI G U U N I (1727) ) Sep 1, Lock. Moos. Branch COL Learrnont Dadd - Branch Co , MI B E T Nov 30, Lock, Willem - Brand, 8 9 0 )17,18,35 Jun 9. Lee Charles U - Monroe Co , NY M A T Feb 19, Lock, William - Branch NOB Oct 22, Jun 11, Lock, Weliarn ¥ Matron Co . 0 k 8 9 0 )20.29 Jun Jun 11, Lock, M e m - SI Joseph 6 9 0 )35 Apr 24, Feb 13, Locke, Sophia - Niagara GUI May 16.19% C Lee Denns - Ontano Co , NY O S H Lee. Phineas P - Ontano Co , NY Legg, Joel H ¥ Branch Co. S M Leland. Louis A - Branch Co L E H E A T 9 0 6 (11) NY 51.4E Nov Nov 5, Lockwood, David Wesley- C O L JO Lockwood. Henry- Branch KIN Apr 15, M A T Sep Le101, Joseph W - Branch Co. All Oct 29,1842 Lockwood, Henry- Ulster SHE T 0c129, Lockwood, Unah - Ulster OVI Sep T AP 27,19% Lodwirood, Una), - Ulster SHE Sep 19, Lens, Abraham Jr - Calhoun Co , MI B U T Feb 2. Lads, George D - Branch GIL Nov 17 Letts, George S - Calhoun Co. I Sep 5, Laney, Daniel- SI Joseph Co. All Lester, James - Branch Co, MI B Letts. Abraham - Cathoun Co. MI A B U J0l19, Look, Nathan - Washtenaw KIN T Jul 19, Looms, Daniel, A .Monroe BET (3536) Jul T Jul Looms, Electa - Monroe BET Jul 5, Aug 6, Looms, Herman Al - Branch GIR Nov May 11 1833 Looms, Isaac ¥ Monroe Co BET JO 5 1836 AP, 23,18% Looms, John F ¥ Monroe BET JO 5, JO 19, Looms, Peter, B - Monroe Co. NY BET JO 5, Sep 25. B U T Letts. John M - Calhoun Co. MI B Letts, W4ham J - Calhoun Co M I U B U Levench. Beniarnn ¥ LaGrange Co.. Pb G I L Leverich Thomas - Branch Co , MI G I L Lewes Archbald - Lerlawdd Co. A41 G I R Lewis, Darnel E - Monroe Co , NY B A T (1020) (1920) Lewis, Daniel E - Monroe Co , NY G I R Jul 19.16% Looms, Wake, - Ashtabula QUI LOWS, Darnel E ¥ Monroe Co. NY S H E JO 19, Lon, William - Branch Co. MI KIN Nov 2, Lewes, Daniel E - Monroe Co , NY U N ) JO Luce, Abed A - Branch Co. NI GIL Dec Lewes, Edward. Jackson Co. MI U N ) May 2, Luce, Wafter ¥ Steuben GIL(11) Mar 25, LOWS, Edward, Jr Jackson Co , MI S H E Feb 1, Luid, Thomas V - Branch COL Nov 21. Laws, Edward, Jr - Jackson Co JAI U N ) Feb 1, Lush Ekes R - Branch UNI Dec 15, Lewes Ferdinand Jackson Co M I GUI Aug 21, Lusk, Cyrus -Branch Co. NI I N Dec 13, Lyman, Juba D - Washtenew R O Jun IS, Lyman, Theodore D - Jun 3, Lynd. Robert- Ontario Co .NY BAT Jun Lama Thdroson C - Brarch Co , MI U N I 8p,9 1835 Lyon, John ¥ Bronchi GIR Sep Lbhart Joseph - B r a n d i Co , MI Feb 16 1836 Lyon, Joseph. Branch NOB Feb 281936 Nov Mackey Menus - Branch BET Mar 8. Nov 29 1836 Mackey, Marcos ¥ Branch Co. MI GIL Jul 5, Lewis, Henry C - Brand, Co. K I N K Leers, re - Brand, Co. MI B Lees, Lemuel Genenee ¥ U N Weld Moses - Onondaga Co . NY brook" Cheeks A - Branch Co . MI ) S M (34.9) H E A T U N ) 1 UN) )21 MI U N ) Feb 1. Mar 14,19% �11111111 ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF f i n A t g a i g p u t a i m C H i G A N ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Calitornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gdead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union ems L e a A l e c . glia: Macy, Edward H Kalamazoo Co , MI 0 3 / Apr 26.18% Mason, Jews .Ways. COL Jun 8, Maher, Wiliam S t Joseph Nov 22, Mason John B - Monroe Co N Y GIR Oct 20, Dec 5, Mason, Odavus Monroe GIB Sep 16, COL a n 8. MAT BAG Mallow, Peter - Branch Manley. Leto ¥ Lucas Co. OH BUT Oct 19, Macon, Polly Branch Mann, Jacob W - Schohane BUT Mar 2.1836 Maths.., George Yates KIN Nov 5. Mann, Jacob W - Schohane GIR Sep 33, Matteson. ASen ¥ C.alhoun GIL Misr 14, Mann, BET Jan 8, Matteson, Amos Branch MAT (1424) Jan 16, OVI Mar 8, Matteson. Amos Chenango Co N Y MAT Fab 22. Feb 8, Maneeon, Davd Branch MAT Jul 12. - Mann, Wilton ¥ Saraioga Marna, Edwin SHE Mantensiock, Abraham Branch OVI Oct 1.1853 Matteson Pawl Chenango Co N Y Manville, Len - New Haven MAT Apr 28, Matteson. Dowd - Otsego Co . NY Mapes, Hill V - Branch Co. MI MAT Apr 17, Manson, Dorcas W ¥ Chenargo Co ,NY M A T Marsh, Dan - Branch Co. MI GIL Jun 20, Matteson, DOIGILS W - Otsego Co .NV M A T NOB Dec 10, COL Nov Matheson, James W - Chenargo Co N Y MAT (2222324,27) Feb 22. MAT Feb 22, GUI Feb 2. Marsh, Darnel - Branch Co M I Marsh, Ebenezer - Branch MAT (2.1422.23.2427) F 4 , 2 2 . 1 8 3 6 M Eunce Brown - C h . n a r 9 0 Co , Jan 16. A T W H A T Feb 22. Jul 12, (22) Feb 22, Marsh, Ebenezer- Branch GIL Oci 10, Matieson, Mary S Chenango Marsh, Den E - Branch GIL Sep Matteson. Schuyler- Branch Marsh, John. Branch GIL Oct 1,1835 Manhews, Julien - Brandi NOB Apt Marsh, Joshua W ¥ Branch Co. MI GIL Dec 10, Maxon, Jesse L ¥ Branch OVI Oct 11 1852 Marsh. Mary - Branch GIL Jun 20, Maynard. Whanr S - Branch MAT Jul 19. McCarn, Daniel ¥ Monroe BAT Dec 23, Oct 26. NOB Dec 10, Marshall, Alexander - Lenawee OVI Nov 21, McCarty, Thomas - Toga GUI Marshal. Charles N - Lenaense BET F&,22. McCarty, William - Branch COL Dec Marsh, Mary- Branch Marshal Charles 14 - Lenawee OVI Nov 21, McCarty, YVItharn - Wayne Co M I GIR Jun 17, Marshal, Isaac L - Allegany BET Feb 22, McClelland, Robert ¥ Monroe BAG Mar 19. Marstin A - Branch SHE Aix 4 McClerg, GIL Jan 11 1836 Martin, Abram. Lenawee BET AP 20,18% McClure, Andrew Branch Martin, Gordon - Branch MAT Jan 16. Martin, Hugh G - Branch Co. MI MAT Marlin, Mortimer B ¥ Wayne Marto, Mortimer B - Wayne - Branch CAL Dec 20, McCullough. J -Brand, MAT Oct 10. Mar McCollum, Austin -Branch NOB Nov MAT Apr 27. McConnell, Harry. Rutland Co , VT COL Oct 12,1835 NOB AP, 27,18% McConnell, Harry- Rutland Co. VT OUI Oct 22, Martin, Peter - Branch Co. NI COL May 28. McCrea, John - Branch MAT Jan213. Martin, Pole,- Branch NOB May 6, McCrea. John A - Branch COL May16. Marto, Peter - Jefferson BAT May 22. McDanels, Brasted - Branch Co M I UN) Mar 16, Martin, Jefferson ALG Apt 20, McIntyre, Ebenezer - Hancock NAT(1 Oct 29, Marto, Wham- Jefferson CAL AP, 20, McKee, John - Washogion CAL (Z May 13, Martin, Willem - Jefferson COL Jul 8, McKee, Thomas A - St Joseph Co M I MAT Mar 1, Martin. KIN Ns 20. McKee, Wham ¥ St Joseph MAT Mar 6, Martin, Wham - Jefferson NOB May 6, McKinley, John Branch BET Feb 20. Mario, William . Jefferson OVI Nor 20,18% McKyes, Samuel - St Joseph Co M I SHE Jan 29. Apr 24 1836 - - Jefferson Co. NY Mannn. Jaren-ash ¥ N UN) Aug 31, McMahon, John - Brandt COL Mason, Pezektah 0 ¥ Monroe Co ,NY CAL Nov 21, McMann, John -Branch COL Nov 12. I n s Mason, Hezelfah 0 - Monroe KIN Nov 21, McMillan, Alexander - SI Joseph Co. MI MAT Mar 22 1836 Mason, James 0 - Branch Co M I KIN Nov 19, McMurray, Hugh - KIN Jun 26 1855 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. ALG-Aigansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mo 111131..L.581. g l i l l a l i l l e l g MoMunay, k4oses - Branch Co , MI McMurray, Moses - not shown C A L K I WNW!. Akinanden - Branch Co , 4.4) N O V 1 McVey, Ben) Jones - Branch Co. MI g u y (5) N o v 18, 1854 M i n o r . Austin T - Genesee Co , NY B A T (29,31) (2) J u n 26, 1856 M i n o r . Austin T. ¥ Genesee Co , NY B E T (6) N M (31) D e c 6. 1852 M d c h e l l . Archibald M - Nagara Co. NY B A T (6) (36) D e c 9. 1835 p 25, 1835 M a c h e l l , Smith W - Branch Co , MI M A T ( 1 ) y 4.1836 M i t c h e l l . Wham -14,, York C.4y McVean. Duncan - Montgomery Co. NY G I R (10,11) Mead, Len. Wayne Co. NY B Miskindy, N - Steuben Co. IN U T A L C MernI, Aber, W - Branch Co , MI S (8) C A L M C Meserall, John L - Niagara Co. NY o v 5. 1845 c 10. 1853 S A o d a r t . Mathew - nol shown M A T (1,12) M A L (8,16) J (6) a y u a 8 v (21) G I R (19) F e 5 2 b Middaugh. Isaac- Branch Co. MI U N ) (24) F e George - Branch Co , MI 5 , 1837 22. 1856 M o o d C y . Charles - Branch Co , MI M o o n . Act..,. Rutland Co. VT M o o n , Ad,..- Rutland Co. VT K G 3.1834 Milani. eraol - Cattaraugus Co. NY C O L (V) S e p 26. 11335 M o r e y , Rchard - Branch Co. MI (10) M a r 26, 1849 M o r e y , William P - Branch Co. MI B A T (21,26,29) Maier, Arnasa W - Branch Co , MI B 1 8 3 ( 1 0 ) D D e c e Mille,. Arrasa W - Brarch Co , MI O V 1 (30) D e c MrIle,. Charles H ¥ unknown V (31) J u l O Wier, David - Branch Co. Pill B Miler, Hervey - Branch Co.. MI O Miller, Jacob - Branch Co. 1.41 N Mater. Jar,..- Branch Co. MI 9 Maw, John- Indiana 1 4 I R O V 1 O B 6 0 8 Miller. Jonathan - Branch Co . MI ) ( 3 1 a u (7) D e (27) J a ) O B A T (22.23) O (21) Miler, Stephan V - Lenses*. Co . MI M A T (9,2526,36) M Millerain Ass - Branch Co . MI R (33/ e B O Millman William ¥ Brand, Co . MI N O B (5) Mdlinwn. W a m - rot shown 6 ) 3 (33) 9 Wes, George - Washlenew Co , MI Mils. J a r, . , ' Branch Co. 341 Minard. Isaac - Branch Co , MI C A L G I (9) (17) J J M M a c t 17.1835 (6) J u O V I (33) O t t c F b U N I (17) N ) (3) M o r s e , y C B O t 5, 1E135 v 25. 1836 y M o s h e r , M o s i e r , M 11, 1836 c 21 1840 o M s o s n James - Branch Co , MI Elen - Branch Co , klt , O c t O c t A L G (26) J u n A L G (35) J u n (33) N o v O C S O H L E (30/ e c M a y (161 S a p (27) O c t M a Adel S - Chaulauque Co . NY A L G (7) , George W - Branch Co , MI M o w r y . C A L Samuel - Branch Co . MI A L G D 9, 1840 M u d g e Hezisluah D - Lemmas Co k41 A L G (20) u l 6, 1847 M u d g e Heyebah D ¥ LON.%) CO M ) O U I (22) F a r A r 2 7 14.1835 24. t 1642 r 5 9 1837 M u d g e , Ira S - Lenawee Co . MI A L G (9) .18:34 M u d g e , Ira S - Looms", Co. 14 I O U 1 (7,8.922.33,34) 8 ( 1 . 28 18% Israel. Branch Co . 3.4) M a r 16. 1864 M u d g e , M a r 21, 1851 M Mawr, Wiliam ¥ Branch Co. MI S H E (7) u r r , Edward F ¥ unknown B O 8. 1835 M u l h o l l e n , Samuel - Monroe Co. MI c 8 28 1836 11 1836 (24) l v t (16) M o s e l e y , Atarniah - Onion¡ Co , NY L o c (15) R 11, 1836 M o s e t y , Arannah - Ontano Co . NY 22.1636 a john. Branch Co. k41 S IA .Bronson N O 25.1853 t e U n e c c Joseph- Branch CO. MI M o r s e , U N ) O O n Sordid - Monroe Co .NY (24) D O M o r r i l l I (361 (14) M o r n M . I T 28.1843 I 2. 1835 N A t 16.1856 N M c u u 19.16% O c U J l (16) n o D u 3 t MINNA. James - Branch Co , MI Minor. Austin T - Branch Co . MI U L N J 19.16% p c c B E T l e c n Maier, Siophen V - Lemnos. Co , Mt u S e 6. 1850 Miller. Samuel . Ontano Co . NY J IS, O n u d D a J (2829) l n (10) u (9) u M o r r i l l , JerwYsah, Jr ¥ Lenawee CO. MI U N I (22) J E i I (18,1920) K I N M o r n ) ) . Jererrsah - Orleans Co , VT y . 6. 1850 (31) H J N (5) 15.1836 i R U Luther L ¥ Branch Co . MI b a J M o r g a n . Jonathan P - St Joseph Co , MI g c s o (34) M o r g a n . e M I ) O F I (34) O V I S (12) B R O 21. 1847 Miler. Samuel - Calhoun Co . MI T N O B r n c M (8) Samuel L - Branch Co., MI 7.1631 (12) L George - LaGrange Co . IN t L (4) M o r g a n . c O 6 p r M o r l o w , e C 9 e p 7. 1837 D Wee, Oliver - L w o w . Co . MI S IA - Bronson S e 10, 1849 (9) 3 8 M J 7, 1837 6 5 Miller Marshall M - Branch Co . MI (1931) (31) 12,1835 c M o o r e , y 5 p Roswell - Washtenew Co . kll U N I (33) 22,1858 t 8 S M o o r e , b 5 A John - Branch Co , MI c Miller, Arnasa W - Branch Co. MI E y a (13) M o o r e , O L L A B (20) I A C C O L G a (14) M o n r o e . Horaho N - Kearnazoo Co , MI G I R (36) Middaugh Isaac- LaGrange Co. IN Milbom. N n -an. Branch Co . MI L L M o n e t a . 16, 1835 Middaugh. Isaac - Brarch Co , MI O O v v M (2627) 9, 1836 S. 1842 Metcral. Luaarn T - Branch Co., 1.41 B A T C C T 22. 1E137 M o n s o n , Charles B - Livingston Co ¥ NY N O B (5) l o P 8 AA -Branch Co. 1.41 A 22, 1853 y u N F g M o d a n . B o o Archbald M - Niagara Co , NY U N I (29,3031) e U 5 1 - 6 O N (20,29) Merwn. Talcot - Branch Co. MI N D (24) B : (16) Merrill, Joseph S - Branch Co , 141 Mend!. Joseph - Calhoun Co . MI a M (24) Mernl, James 0 ¥ Genesee Co , NY B U T O V I e N N 10,1636 M u r r a y , Alonyo ¥ Chinanden CO. VT 17 E V T I p r (1) (15) J A L O (31) a M A T (18) O a c n i c r t 20.1834 �MIME& ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF B R A K K Q Q 1 M I L M I C H a t a t i ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Murray. 0 1 0 Branch Co. UI Myers. Fredanck - Branoh 0(8 QUI Sap 16, Okay. Girton ¥ Calhoun GIR Nov 21. Aug 18, Olney, Daniel T - Calhoun GIR Now 21. Nov 18 1836 Narrrons, Samuel ¥ Branch Co COL Sep 28, Okay, Thomas Calhoun Co. MI GIR Nelson, Catharine BRO Nov 17, Ormston, James - Branch Co ,UI NOB Jan 26. Newel, Smith W - Calhoun Co. MI BUT Feb 28, Osborn, Martha. Calhoun 018(2) Nor 17 1836 Nethaway, George - Ontano BET May 19. Ostrom, John H - Oneida Co N Y SHE (28,15212426.31/ Mar 26. 018 May 6, Ostrom, John H - Oneida UN) Mar 36, BET (1925) lAar Neihassy, G a n . - Ontano Co N Y Newcomb, G W - Branch COL Jon 28, Olps, B r a n c h Newcorrb, Howe Monroe ALG May4, Otis, Isaac- Branch CAL Mar Newell. Daniel Monroe 001 Jun 22, Otis. Isaac GIL Mar 8. Newell, Wtham P Lwiswee BET),) Jan 4. Or.. Norman Onondaga NOB Dec 1. Newnlle, Jerensah - Branch BAT gay 7, Otte, Samuel Brand, OV1 (16) Sap 8, 001 )1 Nov Overdear. John. Rehland GIL Nov 12 1845 BUT Sep 20, Owen, Hearn - Kalamazoo NOB Jan 33. UN) Mar 15 1836 Nicholls Aln-on - H,8cdal. Nicholls, Ansel' Branch Nichols Ansel Oswego ALG May 26, Packmd Benarnin H Jackson Co M I Nichols Daniel Hillsdale 001 (1) Nov 26, Packard, John F - Wayne ALG Feb 9. Nichols, Jar,.'. Lenavee ALG Feb 2, Packard, Russel - Lenawee au( (3 P469 1837 Nichols, James - Rensselaer OVI Mar Packard. Sarah- Branch UN) P4621 1873 Nichols, Orrn C - Genesee Co N Y COL Sep 5, POCION, Aron - Branch Ca. Oct 13,1835 SHE Nov 3, Packer. Elmer - Branch DUI Aar 10. COL Oct 13. Nichols, Ohne W ¥ Calhoun Nicholson, Arrbroe J - Branch BUT Dec N, Packer, John. Branch Nickloy, Jacob Monroe Co N Y ALG May 19, Paddock, Alanson - Branch Co M I UNI Jul 16, Nixon, Georg.- Lenawee Co M I NOB Ace 26. Paddock, Ira - Branch COL Aug 8. Not,. Jacob Wayne BUT May 25. Paddock, N H - Branch COL Mary 5 1862 North, Justa Marra ¥ Wayne CAL Nov Paddock Richard J G000300 COL Sep 5. Noyes, Abilah - Lucas MAT Feb Page Wasson 8 Co - St Joseph BRO Jan 27 P.1111 Moses ¥ Branch Noyes, Gates P - Brarch BAT Oct 20. BET Jar 18 Odell. Harvey - Lwingston 001 May 10, Paine, Thomas T - Branch Co M I BAT P4624 1837 Oden, Alexander - Wayne CAL May Pane, Thomas T - Branch BET Mar 3,1876 Ogden, David B Branch Co. MI GIR May 30, Painter, John - Branch Co M I BRO *61 21. Ogden, Hewn. Branch Co M I UN) Aug Palmateer G - North GIL Dec 17, Olcon Horatio J ¥ Otsego OV I Jul Palmer, James K - St Joseph MAT P4611 1836 Olds, Abel - Hillsdale BAT May Pakner John - Ulster Co N Y SHE Sap 19. leas Olds. Joseph - St Joseph BRO Nov 19. Palmer, Thomas B - Delaware ALG Jul 2, Olds BAT May 23, Palmer, Thomas R - Owed. UN) Mar 26 1836 Olmstead. Philp. Branch Co M I C01(19) Feb 24, Palmer, M o m R - Oneida SHE (2,9,15,212426,31) Mar 26 1836 Olmsted. Ben)amin - Erie BAT Jul 23, Palmer, Wiliam R ¥ Oneida UN) Feb 4 , Olmsted. Eltah 8 - Calhoun SHE Aug Parch. An.- Branch KIN Nov 17 1836 Olmsted. J o b . Branch BET Jun 4. Park Jarnes M ¥ Monroe Cc. NY MAT Nov Orrened, Lyman - BET Jul 29. Park, John W - Huron MAT Nov 6 Ia3s Olmsted, Moses ¥ Macomb Co. MI BET Oct 11. Parker, Bentarnn H ¥ Branch BAT J059 1835 06m60. Phrles - Branch Co .MI BET Nov Parker, Elms Branch OU1 Aug 19 Olmsted, Samuel H - Branch UN) Oct 6, Parker, John - Genesee BUT May 20 1836 Olmsted, Taknon ¥ Branch BET Mar 12 1836 Parke,. John P ¥ Hillsdale Co M I BUT 8 0 22 18th - Seneca Co O H 1 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY. BUT-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GILALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BROGIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNINOBI l a k a L a i & Plikef SamuelD - Seneca Co N Y s a y PWWIII, William & - Branch Co. MI B A T (3516) gilLEONICOSS Nov 17. Phelps. Abraham - Natgara Co NY A L G Apr 23. Dec 18. Raps, Abraham - Sweets Co MV C O L Apr 23. 0 Jul Phelps, Abraham . Niagara Co , NY G U I *4.0 2) 1835 Parker, Wham F - Branch NOB May 21, Ponce, Isaac Branch COL P. O . , Wibarn L - Seneca BAT May 29, P a r. , Isaac - Branch OVI Dec Parkhurst, J G - Branch COL Jan 15, P a . Jan'..' COL Aug 8, Parkinson John. Wayne GIR Jun P a . , Janos Oneans 0)5 )28 Jul 15, Parmelee, Sahel S - M e d . . MATO Oct 6, Preece. Solon' C h a r t s . . OU1 May 20 1836 Parrretee. Echrund ¥ Medina Co. OH MAT(1 Oct 6, Pram, WA . . ! . Wooster 850 )2 Oct 26, Parrnernte,. George D - Steuben Co, IN Nos 44e27, Person. Davd J -Brand, E1140 Apr 25, Parroh, Asa - Branch KIN Nov 17. Parson, J a n . . ' Branch COL Sept. COL Nov 17, Parson. Sarah E - Washienaw Co. MI NOB F&,2. 18% COL Jan 15. Pedlar. Washington - Si Joseph Co M I BAT Mar 15, 890 Jun Parka, W11111111 F Branch Co , 6 Parsons, Dana Parsons. E G - Branch 5 Aug 8, Parsons, John P - Branch Co. NI COL May 16 %Jay, Dawd - Branch Co. NI Patnck, Robert - Wayne Co N Y COL Oct 31, Plans, Jacob ¥ Branch Co. MI BAT Oct 6. Patterson. David ¥ C.alhoun Co M I BUT Nov 16. Plato, Bradley P - Branch Co M I B AT Feb 8, Patterson, Dowd- GIR (1) Nov Plato, Bradkry P - Branch BET (2829) Mar Patterson, Junes - Monroe Co N ) ALG (242526) May 19, Pollay, Leas ¥ Branch BET Apr 28, Patterson, J a n . . - Monroe OVI May 19 Pointer, John. Jr ¥ SI John, MI OBRoUl Jan 26. Patters., 8 5 0 )36 Disc 7. Pommy, Donal - Nagara Patterson M o m P - Branch 50811) Dec 1, Pond, Cortes - Knox KIN(11) *09 24 1835 Panes., Perry- Lenawee Co. Ml KIN Sop 16, Popp* Wham D - P l a n a . . 0(1112)) BU May 2 1836 Paul, David ¥ CAL Jan 20. Popple, WOa,r D - Genesee Co N Y Paul, John - Branch Co. MI CAL May 22, Porter, Philo, Jr -Genes.. BAT Oct 1, Pearce. Wdey K - Yates P ¥ Branch Act 25 1836 May 14, 6(5 )6 Mar 17. Post. Cornelius, Jr - Senoca ALG May 14. Pearsall John - Saratoga COL Oct 21, Post, Lewes ¥ Seneca BUT Apr 28. 18% Peaslee. Charles - Branch Co. MI ALG ().c2. 1847 Post, Peter 0 - Seneca ALG May 14 Peaskry. John - Branch Co. MI CAL Sep 26. Post. Russel- St Joseph Co. MI MAT Apr 27. Peer, Jacob ¥ Chautaug. KIN Dec M, %her, Abal -Brand, BET Oct 19, P e a . , John 0 - Branch OVI Oct 29, Potter, Henry W - Calhoun UNI Jun 18. COL Mar 9, Potter. John- Branch BRO Aug 15, COL Nov 17, Powell, Charles ¥ HdIsdak. ALG Apr 26. Pennock. Henry H - Branch Go M I BUT Mar Pose', Thomas - Saratoga BUT Apt 23. Parlor. B e n s o n , Branch Co.. NI UN) Aug 16, Powers, AJonzo Branch Co M I 850(1) Nov 5. Perrin. Moses. Branch Co N I BAT Jun 3. Pont.,, Den.! Branch BET Jan 13. Perry, Alphonso Geneses. BET May 12, Powers. Dan.!- Branch Co M I BROM Jan 9, Pony Benarron F - Genes.. Co. NY BET May Powers, M C ¥ Branch Co. MI BAT Oct 23. OVI Feb 24, Pratt, Chauncy.-Seneca SHE (1423) Peach, M o r n - COL Jun 25, Pratt, Lorenzo Orleans Peterson George W - New 011 )4) Feb 1, Pratt, Thomas ¥ Genesee Ca-AU: May 28 Phe/go Curbs (Means . Co V T UN1 (10,21 Dec 15 Pantos. Curls Branch Co. NI COL Mu 24, Phoebe, Henry ¥ . 1 . 4 1 ALO (132425) J,47 1836 Pantos, Warm - Branch *1.3 )21 Jan 31. Photos. Warren J - Branch Co M I 011111 May 16. Pronto', Warm Branch OUI Dec 27, Phettaplace. Emory S - Branch BET Jun IS, Price, Olrrer )4 ¥ Portage BET Oct 15, Peaon. John Osborn- Branch Patton, Welter H - Branch Co. Parry M i r a n T - Wayne Co M I 1 Mar 19. Jul N, �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BBANQH_QQAMILMIalraitti ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Calrfornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mo Pndgen. Jcistrua - Branch Co M I Pndgen, Joshua - Wayne Co ,UI Prost, Ephrium - Branch ift..1088668 ALG 0c127, Redheld, Orin, Jr ¥ Branch Co ,Ml BRO May 16 1436 CAL May Reed. Andrew' Branch BET MNA. Nov 18, Reed, Wiliam Jr - Branch BET (2729) Wu SHE Jun 23, BAT Jiar 5. GIL A119 COL Pnndle.0111/1101 P - Ganeeee NOB May Reeder.N91111411.41 - Chaulaque , N Pnndle, Harvey - Onlano NOB May 11. Reeves Purdy, Arson ¥ Branch ALO Mar 6, Remngton. Israel- Onondaga Co .NY Purdy, George - Branch Co. MI BUT Jun 25, Rernrigton, Willtarn -Monroe Co .NY BUT Apr 20. ALG Jul 25, Rernrglon, Willtarn -Monroe CAL Arx 20 Jul 25, Renee Andrew Branch SHE Oct 30 1843 Mar 28, Reynolds, Apwsis ¥ Geneses BET Jul 7, Purdy. Horaoe ¥ Branch Co. UI Purdy, H00108 - Branch Purdy. Ira- CAL CAL - Y Branch Purdy. M e m - Oakland Co M I OIL Aug 4, Reynokla Alpheus, Jr - Branch BAT (18,2028) Fab 24, Putnam, Dave - Branch SHE Dec 8, Reynolds, Alpheus, Jr -Branch BET Jun 7, Putnam, Joel L - Lawn OVI Aug Reynolds, John-Branch BET Jun 7 BAT Mar 15, Reynolds, John - Genesee BAT Jul 7 1835 COL Jan Reynolds, Lorenzo 0 'Branch ALG PAW 2 BAT (202128,32,33.34i £47 1835 Putney, Fos& U - 5 1 Joseph Co M I Ouick, George - Branch Ouick, George W Ya t e s BAT Oct 15.1835 Reynolds. WPwn- Branch Co M I Overby, Isaac- Branch ALG wazs.is Reynolds, Wham - Branch BET Feb Ouirrby, In-ac- Branch OVI Nor 7, Reynolds William - Branch MAT Dec 10, Randall, Alva ¥ Branch BET Oct 23, Rice, Allen B Branch SHE ALsg17 1835 Randall, Alva - Branch BRO Oct 23, Rice Fredenck - not MAT(2 * 0 20 1848 Rice, Hannibal G ' G e n e , . . Co .NY COL Jul 13,18% OW Jun Randall, Caleb 0 - Branch BRO Mar 4, Rice, Hannibal 0 - Genesee Co N Y GUI (18 Ja 13,18% Randall, Nicholas P - Branch OIL Aug Rchards, Benomin - Washington BUT May 24. Randolph E F - Branch UNI Mar 1. Richards Charles - St Joseph Co M I NOB Jirl 10, Banda/ph, Wdha,n F - Branch UNI Mar 21, Richards George- Washington BAT Jul 16,18% Ransford. N ¥ Branch OVI Oct 22, Richardson, John G - Wayne BRO(11,12 Oct 15 1829 Ransom. Nene C ¥ Kalamazoo COL Aug Richardson, John Graves. Branch BET Oct 19. Ransom, Ezekel ¥ Kalamazoo OIL Jul7. Richardson, Sytvanus ¥ Chrttenden Co . VT UNI Apr 14, Richmond, Benernn F - Kalamazoo Co , MIALG Feb 2. Flogg, A H - Branch Randall, Beal H - Branch Co. MI Ransom, James Branch OUI Dec9. Ransom, Jarres OUI Dec 9, Ransom. Samuel H ¥ Kalamazoo Co M I Nog Ill) Ranson George OUI Ranson Jason - Ene COL Jan Rggs Vooke D-CaltmovarCo.UI BUT Feb 2. Oct 9, Riley. Dave - Genesee BUT May 6 1836 ALG Jul Riley, David - Geresee Co N Y GIR May Rapp, Conrad - Branch OUI Sets Ripley Davd - Branch UNI Nov 26. Rathbone Jared L - Branch COL Feb 15, Ropey, Mathew - Ontario Co ,NY NOB Jun 7, Rathbone, Jared L - Branch OUI Feb Robbins. L B - Branch Co M I ALG Aup 11. Rathbun Peter - Branch Co. MI NOB Nov 6, Robbins. Ludoncus Ene ALG Mar 31. Raymond, Isaac T ¥ Monroe OVI Jul 12,18% Robbers, Milton - Geauga BRO Feb 8. Raymond. Isaac T ¥ Monroe SHE Jul 12. Roberts, Francis - Chautauqua COL Oct 13. Read Henry ¥ Berlehire OVI May 25. Robnson Richard ¥ Branch Co. MI 981 .1An Read Hulbert - Ontano Co NY OVI May 25, Robinson Timothy 'Branch Co M I GIR 0c15 1835 RedIeld John - Branch BUT( Mar 9, Robinson, Timothy - Branch Co M I UNI Mar 25, Redfield John - Hillsdale BUT Feb 1, Robinson Wlhamn. Branch Co M I NOB Oct 19 1835 Redfield, Onn - Branch Co M I BRO Jul 21, RockweN. John S ¥ Otsego Co N Y BUT (5,78) Acr 30 c3. 2 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BIELANQEMJIMLIfficaGAN ALG-Algansee B AT -Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union NEM 11101..1-56 Rockwel. John S - Otsego Rogers. Benign-an C o e v a l ibilk111111K GIR Apr 20.18% Saga/. Georg.- Branch 950 Jul 6, Sagar, John Branch BUT Nov 19, 850 Cleo 14, Rogers. Lyrran - Branch BUT Oct 19, Sager, John' St Joseph BRO Jun 21, Rogers, Nelson - Caihoun BUT Jan 22, Salaberry, Nelsen - Branch BET Nov 23, Rood, Berkarnen B - Branch 8 5 0 )27 Jan 16, Sanbom N4hocal- Branch 850 Nov 2B, Rood. Benarron B - Branch NOB Jul 9, Sanders * b a h . - Branch Co. MI GIL Sec Rood. Morgan L - Orleans Co. NY NOB May 23, Sanders, Abeha Matron GIL Nov 3, Rood. W400n - Montgomery BAT Oct 22, Sandford, James D - St Joseph Co M I GIL A4:422, Rood, M o r n - Montgorrery COt Oct 22.1835 Sandford Lew. H - Onondaga UNI May 12. SHE Oct 22, Sandford, Lowe H Onteno SHE Jun 13.18% Rood, Walarn - Montgomery Rood, - Montgomery Co N Y UNI Oct 22. Sargeant, John. Branch SHE Jan 21, Rod, John. Branch COL Sep.'. Sergeant. Sarah - Washtenaw Co M I SHE Jul 10,18% Root. Roland - Branch COL Sep Sauget James H - ¡Mane SHE Sep 16,18% Rose, Aaron P - Branch GIR Aug 8, Saunders, Lew - Branch GIL Jan 31, PM*, Ed*V1 - Wayne 850 Jun 12 U M Saunders, N H - Niagara Co .NY UN) Aug 6, Rose, 6543 L Brand) BET Nov 23, I n s Sawyer. Aunleous P .Wayne BET Jun 13, Rose. Elan L - Branch 950 Nov 6, Sawyer. AoIrn. Branch OVI Feb Rcee. Lorenzo A - Branch BAT Dec IS Sawyer, Justin. Branch OVI Feb11,1854 Rose. Lorenzo A. - Branch BET Dec 15, Sayles, James R - Branch NOB Oct 1.1853 Rune, Stephen - Branch BRO Ace Schickel, Henry. Branch BRO Feb 1,18% Rose. WrIliarn D - Branch GIR Oct 15,1635 Schofield, Mrs Esther E ¥ Branch Co M I U N I Mar 7, Rosocrantz. George - Calhoun Co. MI GIR Nov 17,18% Schofield, S - Branch UNI Nov BUT Feb 1, Scofield, A Branch Co , MI OVI Sep 28. AP, Scolterld, B Branch UNI Nov Roserorantr, Jacob - Calhoun Ross. Clever N ¥ Branch KIN Rossrrer. SoLander - Calhoun BUT Nov 26, Scofield, 0 'Brand, Co , MI OVI May Flow,. Sarah An,,- Monroe CAL Apr 11836 Scot aid, Daniel T - Branch OVI Aug 14, Rowley. Robert ¥ Branch BUT Nov 17, Scofield. J P - Branch Co., MI OVI Dec Rowley. Robert - Branch GIR Nov 17, Scofield, Luther 0 OV1 Dec Rowley. Robert - Schoharie BUT Nov 16, Scofield, Reuben 'Brood, OVI Jun 3, Rudd Joseph Otsego MAT Jan Soon, Hamson H -Monroe GUI Apr 25, 18% Ruggles. Charles - Vorit Co. BAT Jun Setford, George. Branch NOB (IS) Jun 5, Ruggles. Janos ¥ Branch BET Dec 18. Seyrnan, Lyman W - Ene BET Apr 20,18% Ruggles. James Branch COL Dec 18. Seynore. Selleck - Lernawee COL Nov 23 Rush. Rechael - Branch OVI Aug X, Seymour. James ¥ Monroe MAT Feb 19,18% SHE Nov 14 1832 Shater, Andrew ¥ Lenawee 015 May 2. OUI Jun 19, Shalt. John- Calhoun CAL Mar 8. Jul 16.18% Shaft, John Calhoun KIN Mar 8. Rusae11. Clement - Branch Russell. Ella)- Branch Russell, Isaac. Washington BAT Rus¥ea Jesse ¥ Ens Co NY OVI Apr 20 Shandler, H 'Brand, COL Aug 19, Russell, Joseph - Monroe Co. NY SHE Sap 30, Shane. Thomas - Niagara 950 May 16, Rumen, Loos - Branch Co. MI 0(1 )21) Jun 13 Shane. Thomas - Niagara NOB May 16, Austell, Mali.,. Branch NOB Jul Shaw. Benpmen ¥ Allegan SHE Sep Russell Nelson - Branch Co M I BRO Jun 16, Shaw, Dana ¥ Orleans Co ,VT OVI Feb 1350(7) Mar Straw. Joseph Calhoun SHE Jun GIL (2) Nov 24 1836 Shaw, Lucinda Brand) SHE Feb 1, Ruled, Melon ¥ Hillatoroop Satan. Stephen C - Kalarnaroo 2 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF R a A t a i g A l t a M t I C H I C A N ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Calrtornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gslead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Ouincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union tam Imakilec. Limb)NW She., Philesa - Negro Co , W MAT Oct 27, Slaw . George ¥ Branch NOB (IC Dec 17. Shaw, Samuel - Calhoun Co , W SHE Jun 27, Slocum, Israel - St Joe4ph MAT Doc 1. Shay. Georgie W ¥ Branch BET Jan 6. Sensed, Daniel - Ekanch Co ,M I BET Feb IS 1836 Shay, Steven G - Branch Co. III BAT Oct 10. Sneed. Morgan 1 - Branch BET (9) J.''1. BAT Jon 29, Smrth, A . Branch Go, MI BUT Jut 25, MAT Jan 8, Shay, Wiliam - Branch Sheldon, S w a r m F - NOB Nov 18. Sena), Archibald - Stank Sheldon. ha. Calhoun BUT Jun 16, Srath, Aura - Branch G1R (1627) Nov 17. Shelckn. Robe. Onondaga MAT Jun 6, Smith, Awe - Mavoe GIR Jul 5. Sheldon, Thomas Carlton-Kalamazoo Co .M1 BAT Oct 30,1835 Smith, Benarnm H - Branch Co. MI Gin (16.1721 3,4 Shelfhons. George F - St Joseph MAT May 14, SmAh, Beniarnin H - G1R Jrn 30. MAT Now 20, Smith, Benjamin H - Waahteraw GIR 00115 1830 ca. Oct 4, Shelhons, Louvre - St Joseph Co Shellhorts, Martin G - St Joseph MAT Fab 23. Smith, Benamin Hazellon ¥ Branch Co M I Shollhons. Martin G -St Joseph ss4E Feb 23, Smth, Charles D - Calhoun GIR No.22. Shea,. Henry - Branch BUT Sep Smith, Charlotte - Brand' COL Jun 12 Shelp. John S - Branch BUT Sep 19. SrnAh. Dwight - Wayne BUT May 35 1836 Shelp. Parley IA - Branch BUT Sep 19. Smith, Elizabeth - Bronch NOB Now 25 1853 Shenerren, John - Brandi Co. MI BAT Mar Smith, Elatieth - Onondaga 1408 Mau 16 1836 Shenernan, John ¥ Si Joseph gel- Oct 21.1830 Srroth, France - Branch COL Jul 18 1835 Sheneman, John - Wayne BAT May 21, Smith, George - E ne ALG JO 7 1836 Shepard, David - Lsroaston MAT Dec Smith, Hanelon - Cortland 001 Jan 16 Shepard. Claud - Lungston SHE Dec 21. Srrdh, Hearn - Branch BRO Jan 23 Shepardson, L - Branch UN) Aua Smith. Hiram. Stansted (7) COL May 30 Shepherd, Samuel P .51 Joseph MAT Jan 26, Smrth, Jacob B - Branch BET Feb 4, Shane. Samuel T - Hillsdale Co. MI 0)11 May 16, Smith, Jacob B - Lrongston COL Sep 29. Shaman, Lyman. Wayne COL Oct 31,1835 Srath, James - Washtenaw OU1 May 11 1836 Sherman, Lyman. Wayne 0111 Oct 31.1835 Smith, Jape - JeHerson COL Fab 29 1836 Ara 22, Shemen. Patience - Branch 0)11 Jan 24, Smth Jogs - Jefferson MAT Sherman, Porter - Branch BUT Jul 24, l e o Smrth, Jesse - Jefferson BRO Fab 29 1836 Sherman, Sanford - Genesee GIR May 27. Smith, Jesse - Jefferson GIL Feb 23. S(rook, Jacob, Jr ¥ Branch BUT Nov 16. Smith. Jesse - Jefferson KIN Feb 22 1836 Shook. Jacob, Jr ¥ Nagoya B)JT Apr 3, Smith. Jesse - Jefferson MAT (10,12.13.152021) Feb 29. Smth, Jesse - Jefferson Shook. Jacob. Jr - Wayne BUT Dec 17. MAT Fab 29 1836 Shook. Jacob. Jr - Wayne OUI Dec 26, Smrth Jesse - Jefferson NOB Feb 22 1636 Shook, Peter 0 - Huron OUI Jul 21. Srath, Len D - Lenawee OVI Hat 14, Shreggler. George ¥ Branch NOB Sep 13. Smitt,. Len D - Lerawee SHE Mar 14. Shurnway Abgel - Lenses. ALG May 28, SmAh. Lem D - Lenawee UNI Mar Sibley, Ebenezer S - Wayne BAT Jun 6. &rah, Lave - Branch COL Apr 13, Sibby, Ebenezer S - Wayne COL (19.30 Jun Smrth, Luther W - Branch NOB MW 30, leas Sows. Eleabeth - Venargo MAT Oct 16.1834 Smith, Michael - Brandi BF* Jul Simp)on', Aaron - Branch ALG (2021) Oct 21,1853 SmAh. Perry ¥ Brandi COL Oct 22.1853 Sine. Lloyd H - Onondaga UNI Oct 19, Srath, Peter' Branch Co . MI BAT Fab 24. Sinclair, John- Seneca OUI (79) Mar Smith, Robert ¥ Branch Co. NI BRO Jul Sisson, Wilson ¥ Wayne BET Jul 22. Smrth. Robert - Branch 1406 AA 7 1837 Sisson. Witham - Wayne 0(1 (4) Jul 22. Smith. Sidney - Nage ra 1409112 May 20 1836 2 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF B B A t i g i g D U N I L M I C M A R ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Smrth, Sylvester - Branch BRO (32) Smith, Sylvester ¥ Branch Co M I COL(11,17) l Stocker. John - Stetben GIL Feb n Slockwell, Parley' Branch Co M I COL (7.202721329V) Aug Smrth Walter W - Branch Co , MI NOB Feb Slocum, Geld,- Delaware Co ,NV Smoth, BET Nov 28, MAT * 0 29 1636 Stoddard. Goodwin - Ltongston SHE Jun 6. BAT *ex 28, Stoddard, ASen - Branch BAT Apt 28, T Jan 25, Stone. Asahel - Yates SHE Feb 20, Snow. Calvin - Huron GUI Jul Slone. Nicholas - Lenawee OVI Oct 21. Snyder, Jacob ¥ Wayne Co. NY BUT Jun 22. Stout, Bersamm ¥ Niagara ALG Apr 23, Snyder, Jacob' Wayne GUI Sep 13, Stowe, Joseph C - Sr Joseph Co M I OVI Apr 16, Snyder, S S - ALG Aug IS. Stowel, Mary ¥ Monroe CAL Apr 1.18% Spaiding Adrn - Portage NOB May 20, Shari OVI Feb 14, Spencer, B W ¥ Branch Co M I BAT Mar 6, Stnrigharn, Onn ¥ LNIngston BUT Jul 2, Spencer. D & A P 'Branch Co M I SHE Sep Strong, Chancey - Branch COL Aug Spencer. Eleha - Branch Co ,Ml OVI Nov 21, Strong. George- Ulster SHE Sep 19, Spencer Jarnee - Lenaree OW Nov Strong. Ira P - Branch GIL (2) Nov 24, SHE Aug 20, Strong. Ira P ¥ Branch UNI Dec 17, Sprague, Dane -Monroe BAT May 24, Strong, John - Branch GIR Mar 23, Sprague Nelson N. - Jackson ALG May 2,18% Strong, Sylvester - Ulster SHE Sep Sprague, Nelson N Jackson GUI May 2, Strong, Sylvester - Ulster UNI Sep 19, Spnng, Harvey. Branch Co. GIR May 2. Strong, WiEarr, D Branch COL Jun SI:erg , Theron ¥ BRO Jul 20, Stuart, Chester ¥ Monroe Co. MI BRO Mar 19,18% St P a r Cornelius - Branch GIL Jan Sumner, Alanson - ALG (14,15,18,34 May 4. St John, Daysl - Frerfield Co . CT COL Sep 23 Sumner, Alanson - Washington ON ALG May 4. Starley John, Jr - Sr. Joseph Co m l MAT Jun 20, Sumner, ALanson - COL May 6 Stanton. ¡and - Monroe GIR (9) Oct 28, Sumner, Alanson - NOB May 4, Starkers Wd,ann. Washtenav GUI Nov 24, Sumner, Manson ¥ OVI May 4 1836 Starr. Albert ¥ Hillsdale OUI Dec 27. Sumner. Alanson - GUI May 3, Starr, Charles ¥ Branch Co M I SHE Nov Sumner, Maroon. GUI (725.26,27) May 3, OUI (29,V) May Sumner. Alanson - SHE May Stearns, Fanny 'Monroe BUT Apr Sumner, Alan:an - UNI May 7, Steams, Ht.bbard C - Onondaga GIL May 30, Surma/. Manson - MAT May 7, Steams Wdlern ¥ Branch BUT May 3. 18% Strain. M - Branch Co. MI COL Nov 20, Sterns,W49arrr. Monroe BUT Apt Sutton, John D - Genesee SHE May GUI May 25, Sutton, Luther - Branch 011 )10 Jul 8, Stevens, G W - Branch Co M I OVI Oct 30,1847 Swan, Elias S . S t J o a g h C o M I , SHE Apr 29. Stevens John H .BrarrchCoUl . BET May 19, Swan. Elias S - S t Joseph Co M I BAT Feb 21, Stevens John H ¥ Branch GIL May 19, Swan, Joseph S - Branch Co M I GUI Oct 15,1847 Steward. Marcus ¥ Branch Co. MI MAT Aug 3, Swarbnck. Trrrothy - Branch BAT Nov 26, 9.4.10. Jarrett B ¥ Branch COL Aug 10, Swerthorri. Nathel - Hasdele GIR May 6, Sweehng, Henry ¥ Branch H - New Haven Co. CT Smith. Wra,rr H ¥ New Heren, CT Snake. Samuel - Branch Co , MI M Spencer. M W - Branch Co. MI Starr. Richard - Brart011 Stephens George P - Branch A J u J u - Si L.rertas Co, NY CAL May NOB Nov 3, Shelowy. Daniel. Branch Co. MI BAT Jan 12. Sweeeng. Jambe . Onondaga Co N Y GIL Oct 1,1835 %lee Hiram - Branch Co. UI 0(1 Oct 19 184e Sweating. Levee. Jr ¥ Onondaga OIL (5) Oct 1,1835 Stess, Lather. Branch Co M I ALG Jen 6. 18% Swerang, Wa r n - Washers.* GIL (6) Oct 1.1835 %WM. Herten- BET Jul 5, Sweating. Willem ¥ Waehtenew NOB(1) Oct 1,1835 Stewart, John Ft - Otsego 2 ��ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF BRANCH COUNTY MICHIGAN ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mo ImakAlm. thialoMm OVI Nov 21. Veeselens, Abraham- Branch ClUI Jul 18, Tnpp, George - Branch KIN Jan (7.18% Vesetehre Abraham - Branch (DUI Feb 14, Trpp, George - Genesee KIN Dec 7, Voir*. Constant ¥ Branch GIL (11) Jun 2,1843 Trueracaul, Hee. Jr - Branch BET Jul 9. Voorhees, John- Lrangston KIN Mar 17.18% Tucker. Bensunet - Odeon s KIN May 26, Wadham, Charles D - Branch OVI Dec 14. Tucker, Chester S - Branch COL Oct 30, Waggoner, John 'En. Co. MAT May 19, Tucker. Robert L - Washtenaw Co M I U N ) May 1.1835 Waggoner John - Kalamazoo 9(10 Jan Tuflowl, Wt&rr - Niagara Co , NY T May 12, Waggoner. John - Kalamazoo MAT(1.11.17,20 . Dec 1, COL Jun 12, Waggons, John Niagara Co NY BRO (623) Jul 19.18% Turner, Ashley - Ontano Co N Y MAT Jun 25, Waggoner John. Nagara Go N Y UN) (18,192728) Jul 19.18% Turner, Frederck - Wayne Co ,NY GIR Apr Waggoner John. Niagara UN) (29,3233) Jul 19,18% Tumor. George - Wayne GIP Apr 20, Wart, Edmund G (1. UN) Jul 6, Turner, James C - Lenawee Co M I BET May 23, Walan. OVI Apt 1,1837 Turner. Nalharsel - Ontano MAT Jun Waldron, 1-lenry - Hillsdale Turner, M r s - Branch Co. GIL Apr Waldron, Henry - HVsdale Co M I Tuttle. Davoi N - Genesee BAT (1720,21) Mar Waldron, Henry - HrlIsdale Tuttle, Davd N - Genesee BET Mal (4.1836 Waldron, Horsy- HrHsdal. Tyler, Charles - St Joseph Co M I SHE Aug 10, Waldron, Henry - Hollsdale MAT Feb 9, Tyler, Erhard - Calhoun BUT Nov 19, Waldron, Henry Hillsdale MAT Feb 15, Tyler John- Branch BAT May 9, Wadron. Henry - Holksdale NOB Mar 101854 BAT May Waldron. Henry - HIllsdale OVI Mar Aug 31, Waldron, Henry. Hillsdale SHE Feb 9, Tow. Davrd - Branch B E Talky, Wilkarn U - Monroe Co I4Y Tyler Morgan Loons - Cayuga Co N Y - Lenawee BET (121) Mar BRO Feb BUT (3.42324) Feb 23, GIL (4) Mar Underha Jasper - Branch ALG U . Jacob - Branch GIL Dec 14. Waldron, Robert - Onondaga SHE Oct 22, Upp, Jacob - Huron Co O H KIN Oct 13,1853 Walgarnott. Isaac. LaGrange Co. IN NOB Jan 4. Usereck. Dennis - Branch ALG Jan Walker, John. SHE Nov VanAlren, COeleerU9 L e n a . = Co M I 01(1 May 2, Walker, Thomas R ¥ Onercla SHE (2,9,15,212426,31) Mar 26 1836 VanAken Jamas H - Branch G1R Apr), Walker, Willem R - Oneida UN) (1718) Mar 26, VanBlarcorn. Joseph - Branch Co M I GIR Aug Wallis. Timothy R - Sr Joseph BAT Jul 31, VanBlarcorn Joseph ¥ Delaware GIR (22,2324,33) Oct 26, Walter, John Branch KIN Nov 24, Feb 1, Ward, Amorous ¥ Wayne UN) Oct 20, Jul 23. VanBlarcom. - Brand, Co. UI G m (9) VanEln.rnt. Nrcholas - Wasblenaw Co. MI SHE Dec 6, Ward. Chester A - Cayuga MAT Vanderheyden. Oirver S - Branch Go !AI COL Dsc12, Ward, Hearn Washenaw BUT May 7, VanGresen. Henry - Calhoun Co M I BUT Nov 19, Ward, Atha A - Cayuga MAT Jul VanHyrerg, Henry- Medna Co 01(1 (2023) oct 9, Warner, Bennager ¥ Orleans COL May It. VanHynalg. Henry- Madre 001 (1720) Jul 18, Warner, Harvey ¥ Branch BAT Jul 1,18% VanOnnwok. Aron A - Branch Co , MI c o l _ ((3) Oct 29. Warner, Harvey- Branch COL Aug 8, VsnOrtlereck J H - Branch Co , MI Mar Warner, J G - Branch COL ((6,X) Nov 16, Apr Warner, John ¥ Lenawes Co M I BUT Aug 19 VanVechten, Wileef P Onondaga Co N Y Oul Apr Warner, Lophar Geauga Co ,OH 9(10 Apt 26 1836 Vamilet. Petal P ¥ Lemmas Co M I SHE Nov 16. Warren, A. D Branch Co M I BUT Oct 22,1852 Vaugran John- $t Joseph MAT Dec 1, Warren, Maud P Genesee Co N Y BAT (89 (7.20) Mar 14, Vaughn Manson - Genesee BAT Feb 24, Warren, Davd . Genesee Co N Y BET Mar 14,18% Vesey lames M ¥ Branch BAT Jun Warm% Etch.. Branch 00) Jun 22,18)5 VOW/. Jarrow IA Branch BFIO Feb 26. Wart... Elisha ¥ Wayne COL Oct 8 1831 Vatter*. Davtd - w a w a . Co M I N C O L O B 2 �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-California C O L -Coldwater GIL-Glead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid OUI-Quency S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union Mot / 1 1 1 3 1 . 1 . 0 1 1 5 u COL (18) O N I L L O I M I 3 W a c NOV10, 1836 h Waren, Hart - Branch Co . III Warren. Ira S - Branch Co , MI C B O U T (16) L (26)IM .o C a c rB n h G -J e W Warren. W D ¥ Brandt Co , MI MBUT N W Waterhouse, John ¥ Brarch Co , MI KIN (9,16) N o e Weisman, Adams A ¥ Branch Co. MI N O B Ill) B R O Waterman, D - Branch Co , MI I J a W n e i Lnus - Branch Co.111 . . s . Edward ¥ Branch Co , MI S GUN: G 17. 1836 I W e l t s . L Geleon S ¥ Lemma.. Co , MI e a l 8. 1636 y u ig S e p W e l e N t 6, 1836 l . s OVI M , , N BET o v B R O r 2 5 (11,12,1314) A . A p r 4 2 W e t h e y . C Watermat,. DIVICI. Jr ¥ Branch Co. MI J (21) P4OB Waterman, Ferrand - Branch Co , MI BFK) (22) W h Waterman. Roswell ¥ Wayne Co , NY 6 9 0 e F Watling. Andrew. Washtenaw Co . MI N O B (3) M WMAT e a h 18.1836 A W h e r e o n , Ichabod c - Ontario y 2. 1835 J t n 30, 1137 b 11, 1860 H A g F Weatherwas. Henry P ¥ Calhoun Co , MI B U T (27) o e b W M a p Weathenvar, Joseph ¥ Branch Co . MI B u y (32) A p r M B R O Weaver. WOrarn H - St Joseph Co M I Webb Joseph - JeHenton M B a T Almon H - Branch Co., MI B Almon H. - Branch Co , MI Almon H - Branch Co . MI . Almon H - Branch Co , MI . Asa - Litchfield Co , CT W d e M 19, 1836 23. 1844 h e ,B u t e W h d e . h d e . Horace - HdIsdale Co , MI Milo - Branch Co , MI I e p 5 8 , 24 1835 V I 1 d J (16,6.8) u J 1916% l u u l (17) Feb 2.1837 o N (6) R (13) 19 16% l v A F p r e b 35.16% v NOB (56) M A T B N (11) J o a v n 0 9 0 A T (13) j / t o r a n L i Whitehead Reuben -pBranch Co M I 2 N BRO Samuel F - Geeuga Co . OH Solomon - Branch Co . MI O 7. 1851 J (34 . IR (5,6) Nov 16, Nehemiah - Onondaga , I l Milo - Calhoun Sarnrel - Chenango Co , NY e A 19. T I U T N Whits Nehemiah ¥ Orondaga o 7 1833(2 5 T )A B Y N ,o C W h i t e . u u J K 10, 18536 )(1 G L I W h r t e . t Apt 14, E K G J (3,5,6.7) N G1R 11.1859(1 O N B 6 ) W h i t e . v S Ll G G Asa - LItchInkt Co . CT T O U W h r t e , Act 29, C o . , n i N e . (211) E J A y y h (16) d M H Almon H ¥ Branch Co . MI u 28, 1837 11.1836O (R B 9 1 ,) W 0 ALG (10) U h W B Mar 11, 1936 a W UNI Webster. Ccero - Washlenas Co M I r u M Webber, Danel B . Brarch Co . MI Welch. Hugh ¥ Branch Co . MI a (9) J Webb, Edward. Jr -Branch Co , MI W hJul 19, 1836 d Weatherwar, John T -Orleans Co. NY B U T (32) Weaver. Henry - Launceston Co . NY , O U I S Almon H - Branch Co . MI II, 1848E S 1 H 6 ) W h r t e , Weatherwas, Jchn M B - Calhoun Co , MI BUT )12.13,2728,33) J u l 19, 1835 Weever. Dental - Langston Co . NY W h r t e , e e S 0 (1) (34) B E T 1847 W h e e l e r . Thomas - Oreans Co , NY e We w a r Eliza L - Calhoun Co . NY B U T (21) 0 ' JonasAA - ¡ n i x . Co.Co,NY 14, 1837 W h d o o m b . Lot ¥ Calhoun Co , MI J Waugh, W W ¥ Branch Co M I , b i (15) (29)rk C d y 12, 1835 W h e e l e r , Shadrioh - Bennington Co . VT B N o 1121 . F E S H E (3,10.152125,26) I 1835 25. MAT Y o (27.29,34) r 2 b U N I Waugh, George. Branch Co . MI H a U N I Watson. Wiliam R - Kalamazoo Co ,M1 M A T (34) S F Davd W - New York City e 2 Jul 11, 8, 11336 W e t m o r e . Davtd W - New York City 2 e d v 18, 11336 W e t m o r e . p e 0 l e Sep 10, l S S 22.1835 n l Watkins. WiNiarn M - Branch Co , MI C O L (5) Watson, Robert - Branch Co , MI u u (13) WatIons, Franldin C - Branch Co . MI S H E (2) u J g OVI s J Waterman, David. Jr - Branch Co . IA I M A T (26) k Isaac ¥ Branch Co. MI Waterman. ClavId. JI - Branch Co . MI B 1 4 0 (1,2325,263536) N o v 213. 1835 W e t m o r e . Davd W - New Waleman, DIIVICI. Jr - Branch Co . MI G I L (2122) ( COL 117,18.281 o 1836 W e t h e r b e s Asa - St Joseph Co , MI 26,1853 n Nathan P - Montgomery Co AlY u s a , West. John 1 - Ontano8 1 Waterman, Daniel D - Branch Co , MI G e . (5) Waterman, Dand - Branch Co , MI a i West, Thomas Tracy- Branch Co . tAl AsSH:GE : Waterman, Dand - Branch Co , MI r J Nathan P - Montgorrerry Co N Y S H E (213) West John G - Genesee p p a Waterman, Daniel D - Brand) Co. PA1 0 9 0 (13.14,2223,25,26) D . . 1 5 , A a Nathan P - Montgomery O c Co N Y B A T s a 1863 p Manha D - Wayne Co. MI U N 1 ( 2 7 ) s W v Nov 8, v 3.1854 c o J D - Branch G e n e aW - Branch n Fab 2, N BUT W W - Branch Co. MI W e l l s , eA (16)IM ,o C a c rB n h -D te m W . W Jan 33. 2) D BUT((9 e S 14, 1853 M W COL (16) L 27, 1826 W n (1224) m N 02) CAL Starnan - Branch Co JAI V i o l a , W T b a BET J (7,8) u Watermen Alonzo - Branch Co . MI lMal 24. l Van W - ACalhoun , 16, 1835 l KII1 F (16) l 27, 1854 e J NOB I35)u Waterman. Alonzo ¥ Branch Co , MI v r Waharhouse, Asa - Branch Co , MI G o a Washburn, Nelson - St Joseph Co M I M A T (4) Wale, Daniel ¥ LaGrange Co . IN Jun e 2, W M , C. O L (2627) , A �ORIGINAL LAND PURCHASERS OF B R A K E r a j t i r t j a _ Q H K A N ALG-Algansee B AT-Batavia B E T-Bethel BRO-Bronson B U T-Butler CAL-Caldornia C O L -Coldwater GIL-Gilead GIR-Girard KIN-Kinderhook M AT-Matteson N O B -Noble OVI-Ovid QUI-Quincy S H E -Sherwood UNI-Union lim Issallss. D i M i a m i Whitehead, Willem B - Branch Co. MI c a _ (I I) S e p 28, 1835 W i t h i n g t o n . Lucas ¥ Calhoun Co . MI C O L Whitehead, William B - Branch Co, MI O V I (14) J u n 6, 1838 W i t h i n g t o n , William - Branch Co , MI K I N M a r 30, 1836 r 28, 1837 Whitehead, Wiliam B ¥ Monroe Co , NY ( IN (2) Whiehorn, Slephen ¥ Lanese@ Co JAI A L G (19) M a Whitney. Chauncy ¥ Livingston Co. NY G U I (8) M a y Whrtney, Davd 0 - Branch Co.. MI 0 ) 8 ( 1 0 ) J u l D e Wight, Washburn - Branch Co., 1.11 0 0 1 M o w, John, Jr - Branch Co. MI B R ¡ %lour, John ¥ Branch Co, NI B R O (1) W o l c o n . W 10,1836 o W o o Horatio G - Ontario Co , NY O V I (12) Petal - Branch Co., 141 k (28) G d , Alonzo - Herkimer Co. NY 13. 1844 W o o d . Joseph - Broom Co. NY I L M A S T H E a y u g (7) J u n (10.15) c 9. 1835 W o o d . Roben ¥ Wayne Co , MI 0 0 1 ( 1 1 ) i 25,1833 W o o d , Robert - Wayne Co. NY (36) D e c 1.1836 o o d . Solomon - Branch Co . MI o d , Solomon ¥ Wayne Co , MI 0 0 1 ( 2 . 1 1 ) e (2526.35.36) T (34,3536) c O S H E (12) O c i 22, 1835 Wilcox, Nenscomb - Branch Co. NI S H E (33) N o v 21,1845 W o o d a r d , Harvey - Lenawee Co.. MI Wicox, Phaarder - Cayuga Co. NY B R O (19) M a y 26,1835 W o o d a r d , Joel- Lenawee Co. MI B A T (10,13,14,192021) M 11, 1836 W o o d a r d , Joel - Lenawee Co. MI (22,232429) 9,1935 S Wilder. Ezra- Genesee Co. NY S Wider, William - Sbuten Co . IN G H E (24) H E (2829,33) I L (3) a y S J e u p l o U D T Wilcox. Ebah - Montgomery Co,. NY Wider, Ezra- Calhoun Co. MI W B B A T 7,1835 M c W l A O U u (10) (14) B J (12) w (23) B A T W o o d a r d . Jo.)- Lenawee Co . MI C O L (18) A u g 7. 11336 W o o d a r d , Joel . Lenawes Co . MI G I R (31) M a y Joe)' Lenawee Co. MI ( ) V I Willons, Ben)amin S 'Branch Co . MI G I L (13) N o v 3, 1835 Willard. Isaac Watts - KaramazocCo., 441 B A T (35) D e c 12, 1835 W o o d a r d , Leander - Olse90 Co. NY B E T (Is) J a n r 3. 1834 W o o d a r d . B R O (2) D e c M o r d Isaac Wells - St Joseph Co , MI S H E (7) Williams. Alex - Branch Co . MI N O B A (16) p D Williams. Apheus - Branch Co., MI 0 0 1 ) 7 ) e A r Williarns C. B. - Branch Co . MI C O L (24) M a Williams, C H ¥ Branch Co . MI C O L (16) A u C O L (24) Williams, Cordeib - Branch Co , NI Williams. Daniel. Niagara Co , NY A L G (10) Williams. Horace B - Branch Co , MI B R O Wilkarre. Joseph H - Yates Co. NY B R O Williams, Joseph R - Lucas Co.. OH Willarre, Rachel. Branch Co . MI * 1 0 K I N Willson. Hero.- Devon 0 N O O U 0 Wilmorth. APred - Branch Co , NI 1 Wilson. Edward 0 - Branch Co . MI Wilson. Jared ¥ Ontano Co. NY B B R O B E T o 8, 1853 W o o d a r d , Leen B - Ontario Co.. NY B E T (2728.33,34) W o o d a r d , Levi B - Ontario Co., NY O V I (12,13) 3,1853 W o o d a r d , Rhoda - Ontano Co., NY B E T (26) 8, 1837 W o o d a r d . Rhoda - Ontano Co , NY 0 (33) Samuel ¥ Branch Co., 141 B A T d a r d , r 23, 1836 W o o d w o r t h , James, Jr -Ashtabula Co OH B R O (10) g 14,1850 W o r d e n . John. Branch Co . MI 0 n 16.1937 W n g h t , Allen ¥ Genesee Co , NY (19) M a r 11.1837 W n g h t , Beniamin P. - Knox Co , OH W r g h t , Charles S - Branch Co , MI J u M l J a 2 u (14) A y 5 n p 17, 1836 . le% 8. 1853 r 26, 1836 W r i g h t , W n g h t B Elias B - Sr Clair Co . MI T (9) (13,24) Mary Ann. Branch Co . MI * ¡bed W ¥ Branch Co . MI B U T W r i g h t , Stephen - Branch Co M I A L W n g h t , Winthrop - Huron Co .OH M A (20) D e c 7. 1833 (27) M a y 15,18% O V 1 (25) J u n 24.18% W y l t y s , Orrin - Chautauqua Co. NY V I (14) F e b 20, 1837 W y l l y s , Ornn ¥ Laporte, IN L (4) M a M A y a p r D e c G (16) J a n T (5) G (19,30) (19) M a M y a I (21.28) v 5.18% W y m a n , Guy ¥ Geauga Co.. OH B R O (2,3.21) I (2,11) F e b 1, 1837 Y e r k e e , Jacob - ¡Man¡ Co . NY M A T (13) * 0 , Wiese. Chs - Branch Co . MI A L G (29) N o v ¦61936 Y o u n g . David ¥ Branch Co. MI (21) N o v (24) A C O L S I R Wisner. John T ¥ Oakland Co , MI B U T Wiihngton E r . ' - Calhoun Co. Ill S H E u g 1252627) M a (24.25.36) F e (291 J a E 27, 1841 Y o u n g . Jamas L -Branch Co , MI y 6, 18% Y o u n g , Jahn 13 - Branch Co , MI b 3, 1837 Z i m m e r m a n . Jacob A - Orleans Co . NY S H E (24) n 2 B T B E E T (5) T (21) M J J 3.18% y V B 17, Iess y (34) A L G A l O Winslow Lorenzo - Monroe Go N Y o 5 y u Wilson Silas - Branch Co . MI Wing Barnabas - Branch Co M I N 1 a v B U T W r i g h t , M o G 1 R W r i g h t , y O c t N Harlow S - Niagara Co. NY 1. 1842 3.18% (10,15) John A - Lmngston Co. NY 18.18% n a l , p u M u (11) e J y y J O V I S a a (29) (27 I 11, 18% J S I R V M M y (33.222527) W n g h t , O V 8 A O Wibon. Levi ¥ Branch Co , MI O 1 a (152227,28,36) p Moon, John ¥ Branch Co., 141 Wison, Reuben. Yates Co , klY 1 u u (16) 0 A (27283334) M 36.19% J (9) (33,34) A (121314) I o Leander - Olsego Co., NY (34) M i e n s Shelden B - Livingston Co , IV K I N (9) Wilson, Daman - Lemarree Co , MI r g W Williams, Florae¡ P 'Brand, Co . MI 0 U ) ( 1 6 ) c p W o o d a r d , a y u l u n 21 leas 6.18% �MB, �-7\ V - -4 H A ROM COUNTY.RECOr103 .AND A tv7 A S T ,-// - - 8 ) - - - ; ..,p -,i---:----", ,, 1 1 1 i t t a t ,---'c--, -)<, r rb,../ - ' a : 1 ) 1 6 6 1 1 1 i 1 - r ¥ / 1 ¥ / 1 ? , ;Maw. . MI NH A I i ) 1 �Inde t Maps of Branch b Go & 185 Pag 1 B u t l e r Township T o w n 5 South, Range 5 West 2 Q u i n c y Township T o w n 6 South, Range 5 West 3 A l g a n s e e Township T o w n 7 South, Range 5 West 4 C a l i f o r n i a Township T o w n 8 South, Range 5 West 5 G i r a r d Township T o w n 5 South, Range 6 West 6 C o l d w a t e r Township T o w n 6 South, Range 6 West 7 O v i d Township T o w n 7 South, Range 6 West 8 K i n d e r h o o k Township T o w n 8 South, Range 6 West 9 U n i o n To w n s h i p T o w n 5 South, Range 7 West 10 B a t a v i a Township T o w n 6 South, Range 7 West 11 B e t h e l Township T o w n 7 South, Range 7 West 12 G i l e a d Township T o w n 8 South, Range 7 West 13 S h e r w o o d Township T o w n 5 South, Range 8 West 14 M a t t e s o n Township T o w n 6 South, Range 8 West 15 B r o n s o n Township T o w n 7 South, Range 8 West 16 N o b l e Township T o w n 8 South, Range 8 West 17 M a p & Business Directory of Village of Coldwater 18 M a p & Business Directory of Village of Quincy 19 M a p & Business Directory of Village of Union City 20 M a p s of Bronson, Girard, Branch & Herricksville 21 N o t a b l e buildings of Branch County 22-? 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H. 3 MAT (24) 1 8 6 8 - 7 MAT (24) 1 8 5 8 MAT (13) 1 8 6 8 - 7 MAT (24) 1 8 5 8 - 7 *1.0 (36) 1 8 6 8 - 1 4 014 )34) 1 9 6 8 - 1 3 014 )28) 1 8 5 8 - 1 3 CV) (33) 1 8 5 8 - 1 3 01/1 (19) 1 8 5 8 -10 04.11 (30) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 View 1 8 5 8 - 2 4 CAL))) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 CAL (2) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 HAT (3) 1 8 5 8 - 8 0111 (9) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 041 (17) 1 8 5 8 01.14 )17) 1 8 6 8 - 1 0 ALG (26) 1 8 6 8 - 1 4 SHE (13) 1 8 5 8 4 COL (3) 1 8 5 8 - 9 UPI (18) 1 6 5 8 - 4 OV1 (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 3 MAT (31) 1 8 5 8 - 7 MAT (13) 1 8 5 8 - 7 ALG (35) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 01.11 (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 *1.0 (6) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 PLC (S) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 PLC (S) 1 8 6 2 - 1 4 CAL (1) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 COL (6) 1 8 5 8 - 9 BUT (33) 1 8 5 8 - 5 *1.0 (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (29) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (29) 1 9 5 8 - 1 4 *1.0 )18) 1 8 5 8 GIR (20) 1 8 5 8 - 6 084 (29) 1 8 5 8 - 5 BUT (13) 1 8 5 8 4 BUT (13) 1 8 5 8 4 BUT (24) 1 8 5 8 - 6 *1.0 )23) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 *1.0 (28) 1 6 5 8 - 1 4 GUI(S) 1 8 5 2 - 1 0 GUI (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 ALG (5) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 BET (22) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (23) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (26) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (28) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (32) 1 8 5 2 - 1 2 BET (33) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (32) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 BET (33) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 CAL (8) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 PLC)?)) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (16) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (15) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 PLC (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 CAL (16) 1 8 6 8 - 1 8 CAL (15) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 CAL (21) 1 8 6 8 - 1 8 0114 (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 GUI )11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 UNI (30) 1 8 6 8 - 4 UNI (29) 1 8 5 8 - 4 ALG (26) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 61.11 (4) 1 8 5 8 4 BAT (3) 1 8 5 8 - 8 BAT (3) 1 8 5 8 - 8 OV1 (7) 1 8 5 2 - 1 3 BAT (2) 1 8 5 8 - 8 BAT (11) 1 9 5 8 - 8 BAT (2) 1 8 0 8 -8 COL (22) 1 9 6 8 - 9 Viow 1 9 6 8 - 2 3 BET (6) 1 9 6 8 - 1 2 BAT (19) 1 8 6 8 4 COL (20) 1 9 5 8 - 9 NOB (14) 1 9 5 8 -15 BET)?) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 0)1 (29) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 COL (25) 1 8 6 8 - 9 0(1 )30) 1 8 6 8 - 1 0 KIN (8) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 5491 )27) 1 8 5 9 - 3 NOB (6) 1 9 5 8 - 1 5 Crowsal, A Croy. 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C O L (35) 1 8 6 8 - 4 (24) 1 8 6 8 1 3 (25) 1 8 6 8 - 1 3 (17) 1 8 6 8 - 1 5 (35) 1 9 6 8 - 5 (1) 1 8 6 8 - 9 (34) 1 8 6 8 - 5 (6) 1 8 6 8 4 )8) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 )6) 1 9 5 8 4 (18) 1 8 5 8 - 7 )36) 1 9 6 8 - 1 0 )36) 1 8 5 2 - 1 0 ) 1 8 6 8 (18) 1 9 6 2 4 (6) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 )36) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (7) 1 8 5 8 - 7 (18) 1 8 5 8 - 7 (6) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (2) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 (15) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 (18) 1 8 5 8 - 4 7 ) 1 8 5 8 - 4 (9) 1 8 5 8 )23) 1 8 6 8 - 1 0 (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 (15) 1 8 5 8 - 6 (15) 1 8 5 8 4 (3) 1 8 5 8 1 5 (2) 1 8 5 8 . 1 5 (15) 1 8 5 8 4 (31) 1 8 5 8 - 9 (30) 1 8 5 8 - 9 (1) 1 8 5 8 - 5 (19) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (24) 1 8 5 8 . 6 (16) 1 8 6 8 - 6 (30) 1 8 5 8 -10 (23) 1 8 5 8 - 7 (24) 1 8 5 8 - 7 (3) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (15) 1 8 5 8 - 9 (5) 1 8 5 8 - 5 (22) 1 8 5 8 - 6 ) ) 1 8 5 8 (12) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (19) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 (36) 1 8 6 8 - 7 (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 (15) 1 8 6 8 - 1 0 )22) 1 9 5 8 . 1 0 (16) 1 8 5 8 4 (28) 1 8 5 8 - 7 4 ) 1858-13 (36) 1 8 5 8 1 4 (16) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 (32) 1 8 5 8 - 6 (4) 1 8 5 8 - 7 (23) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 (33) 1 8 5 8 - 3 (22) 1 8 6 8 - 9 Daugherty, T 0 1 1 4 (6) 1 8 5 8 Daughterly, T. 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Dennison, F Depue H Depuy Depuy De,Ñ J Derthick. A Derthick G Derthick J Detric Dexter f Diamond A Dicker J BUT 1841 BAT GIR ALG SHE SI.E (31) GIR GIR BUT BUT (26) BUT ALG GIR UN) NOB GIL (18) GIL (19) BAT BET GPO (1) GPO GPO BUT COL COL 19684 1868-4 1868-8 1868-6 1858 1868-3 1868-3 1868.16 1858 1868-6 1868 -10 1968-6 1859-6 1868-7 1858-6 1858-6 1858-5 1868-5 1858-6 1858-6 1858-6 1858 1858-6 1858-4 1858 1858 1858 1868-8 1858 1858-1 1858-1 1858-1 1862-6 1858-9 1852-9 Lackerse Dickerson A Dickerson. Dickey, Dickinson, E Dickinson. H Dickinson H Dickson. D Dingman, J Doron DON.. Dobbs. M Dobson Dobson. A H Doolittle. W S Doolittle, W S Dopp, Dorf, Dorven Doty Doty C C Doty. Doubleday. H Doubleday. H Doubleday. H Doubleday, H M Doubleday. H M Doubleday. H M Doubleday, R Dow. Doyl . H Doyle, Doyle. 5 Draper. N [mops. Lingo. J Dnggs. J Driggs, Drum, Drum. T H Dubendort D Duel Duel, Dustier, Duesle,. J Dutor Dsrlord. N Outord W Dirtox. C A Duncan H Dunham, C BET (15) 001 )6 BE ( 3 2 ) GUI COL COL COL COL ALG BET ALG GPO MAT (16) KIN KIN BUT BUT COL (34) GIL (24) 00( 15 KIN SHE KIN SHE SHE SHE SHE SHE SHE SHE BAT CAL (3) ALG CAL (2) ALG GPO GPO GPO GPO BAT (27) ALG BET MAT MAT 014 )30 001(30) ALG ALG ALG MAT SHE BAT 1858 1858-6 1858 1858 1852-9 1858-9 1859-9 1858-9 1858 1858 1858 1858-11 1858-7 1958 1858 -17 1852-6 1858-5 1858-9 1858 1858 1 0 1868 1858-3 1858 1852-3 1858-3 1858-3 1858-3 1858-3 1858-3 1858-3 1858-8 1858 1858 1858 1858 1868-1 1858-11 1958-11 1(68 1858-8 1858 1858 1858-7 1858 1858 1858 1868-14 1858 1858 1 4 1858-7 1858-3 1858-8 CAL (23) SHE BUT 001(12) BUT BUT (4) MAT BUT BUT Dunk. W. C A Dunks, E S C O Dunks. E S C O Dunks, S S H Dunlap. J. 8 6 Dunlop. J. B E Dunn. D C. ( 2 Dunn, J C O L L L E 1 T 7 L (2) (11) (13) (19) ) (25) Dunn, Wm C O L Dusenbury. A M G P O Earl, Jos G P O Ealon, E A L G Ealon. J M 0 8 6 Eck. Wm M A T ( 8 Edding. C O L Eddy. T U N I Edmondslon. 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D M A T Everhart, J M A T (30) Everhart J L. M A T Everhart J L M A Everhart, J S M A Evins, E B A Farling. J. S H Fairbanks. IA C O Fallas,M O V Early, D F B U Farnham, A L Farr. Geo G P Fanan A L Fanand. C C G P Farrand. G G A Farwell. J B U Faulkner. J. C O Faulkner. J C O Faulk.. G P Faulks. W Faulks. W E I R Fax. D B E T T T E L I T G O (20) (22) (18) (1) (26) G O O T L L O O T (29) (5) (8) 1868 1 8 1858-9 1868-9 1868-3 1858 -12 1858 -12 18513 -10 1868-8 Faxon. Faxson, Faison. Fixson. S. F. Feller. A. I. Fellows. H. Fellows. W. Feemly Fenesey, P. Fenery. P. Fenn. H. C. Fenner. Fenno. Fenno, Fenton, Ferguson. A Ferguson. E Ferguson. Ferguson, S Ferguson. 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B L S H E (34) 1 8 5 8 - 3 UNI (36) 1 8 5 9 - 4 H o l b r o o k . K I N (13) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 COL(11) 1 9 5 8 - 9 H o l b r o o k . C A L (18) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 NOB (8) 1 8 5 8 - 1 5 H o l b r o o k , I. B F 1 0 (27) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 UNI (29) 1 9 5 8 - 4 H o l b r o o k . Isaac, G P O ) ? ? ) 1 8 5 8 01/1(9) 1 8 5 8 -13 H o l b r o o k . J G P O (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 BAT (1) 1 9 5 8 - 8 H o l c o m b . R. A L G (36) 1 9 5 8 -14 01)1 )34) 1 8 5 9 - 1 0 H o l c o m b , W B A T (4) 1 8 5 8 . 8 01)1 )28) 1 9 6 8 - 1 0 H o l d e r , W C A L (1) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 BUT (1) 1 8 6 9 - 6 H o n e y , A G E ) ? ? ) 1869-16 011 (28) 1 8 5 8 -10 H o l l e y , H C A L (12) 1 9 5 8 -18 SHE (34) 1 8 5 8 3 H o N i d a y , A 1 4 1 - 1 (11) 1 9 5 8 - 4 CAL (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 H o l m e s . D. 8 1 1 0 ( 8 ) 1858-11 MAT (13) 1 8 6 9 - 7 H o l m e s . D. 8 1 1 0 )17) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 MAT (10) 1 9 6 8 - 7 H o l m e s . D. B U T (18) 1 9 5 8 4 C L ) ) ) 1 8 6 6 _16 H o l m e s . ) . 1 3 1 3 0 (8) 1 8 6 8 - 1 1 GIL (3) 1 8 6 8 - 1 6 H o l m e s . J. 9 1 1 0 (9) 1 9 6 8 - 1 1 0 1 (10) 1 8 6 8 - 1 6 H o l m e s , J 9 1 1 0 )17) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 SHE (28) 1 8 6 9 3 H o l m e s . ) . 8 1 1 0 ) 3 3 ) 1 8 6 8 - 1 1 CAL (2) 1 9 5 8 - 1 8 H o l m e s . Jon 8 1 1 0 (17) 1 8 6 9 - 1 1 019 (26) 1 9 6 9 -10 H o l m e s . S G P O (18) 1 8 5 8 1406 (8) 1 9 5 8 -15 H o l m e s . S G P O (17) 1 8 5 8 1406 (7) 1 1 1 1 5 9 -16 H o l m e s . S B U T (18) 1 8 5 8 -6 018 (21) 1 8 6 8 . 1 0 H o 4 o w b a c 4 ) , M A T (19) 1 9 5 8 GPO (5) 1 9 5 8 -11 H O N E Y LAKE N O B (17) 1 8 5 8 COL (77) 1 9 6 8 -9 H o n e y w e l l , S. R. B A T (18) 1 8 5 8 8 BUT (29) 1 9 5 8 . 6 H e a d e 0 1 1 (41 1 8 5 8 -10 BUT (29) 1 9 6 8 4 H o p k i n s , ) . L. S H E ) ? ) 1 8 5 8 - 3 019 (14) 1 8 5 8 -10 H o p k i n s - I . L.. S H E (18) 1 8 5 8 - 3 NOB)??) 1 9 5 8 - 1 5 H o l e d r e . 0 8 1 3 0 )18) 1 9 6 9 - 1 1 011 )15) 1 9 6 8 -10 1 �Horb1Ion 6 9 4(12) 1 8 6 8 Home. T B E T (10) 1 9 6 8 - 1 2 Horion. G B E T (25) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 Hosmer. J A L G (15) 1 8 6 8 Hotel B R O (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Hoist B R ( ) (11 ) 1 8 6 8 - 1 1 Hotel B A T (34) 1 8 6 8 - 8 Hoist 6 9 4 (4) 1 8 6 8 Hole) C O L (17) 1 8 6 8 - 9 HOTEL, SO. A t V i e w 1 8 6 8 - 2 4 Houck. W A L G (10) 1 8 6 8 - 1 4 Hough. A L G (3) 1 8 6 8 - 1 4 Houghteiling, J. C O L (31) 1 8 5 8 - 9 Houselman. G.W N O B ) 1 8 ) 1 8 5 8 - 1 5 Howard. T B U T (1) 1 8 5 8 - 6 Howe. C. B U T (16) 1 9 5 8 - 6 Howit T 0 1 ) 1 )4) 1 8 5 8 Howe, 7 0 1 ) 1 (16) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 Howell K I N (12) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 Howell, K I N (13) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 How*" D. K J N (13) 1 8 6 8 - 1 7 Howell. Don G U I (6) 1 8 5 5 - 1 0 JK 6 9 4 (13) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 Howland. H U N (13) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Howland. J B S H E (5) 1 8 6 8 - 3 H0300. 0 A L G (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 Horie. 0 A L G WI 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 Hoide. S B R O (35) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Hoyt D. K J N (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 Hoyt, H. 6 9 4 (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 Hubbard. C. F. U N (27) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Hubbard. H. N. B A T (6) 1 8 5 8 - 8 Hubbard. S B A T (6) 1 8 5 8 - 8 Hubert E C O L (18) 1 8 6 8 - 9 Hudson. Joseph G I P (23) 1 9 5 8 - 6 Hugoksi. H F. K I N (11) 1 9 6 8 - 1 7 Jno C A L (171 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 Humpow.M N O B (22) 1 9 5 8 - 1 5 Hunelbagh, Mrs B R O (30) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Hungelord. S K I N (10) 1 8 6 8 - 1 7 Hungerlord, A S H E (12) 1 8 5 8 - 3 Hunks. Estate B R O (12) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Hunlap. Wm C A L (5) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 Hunlap, Wm C A L (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 Hunt. A B. M A T (33) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Hunt B B C O L (12) 1 8 5 8 - 9 Hunt. D T U N ( S ) 1 9 6 8 - 4 Hunt G M A T (22) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Hunt G M A T (33) 1 8 6 8 - 7 Hunt G. H M A T (17) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Hunt Geo 1-1 M A T (17) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Hunt. L C G I L (4) 1 8 5 8 Hunt. P G U I (24) 1 8 5 8 Hunt, Win C A L (17) 1 8 5 8 Hurd. H S U N I (32) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Hurd. L C G I L (5) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 Hurd. W P. U N (28) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Hurd. W P U N I (9) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Hurd. Wm. U N (17) 1 8 5 8 - 4 Hurker W B A T (22) 1 8 5 8 - 8 Hurt. J B U T (1) 1 8 5 8 - 6 Hurley, A B A T (17) 1 8 5 8 - 8 Huse. C G I L (2) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 Huse, C G I L (1) 1 8 5 8 Husker, Gee G I R (34) 1 8 5 8 - 6 Hutchinson. H. B U T (20) 1 8 5 8 - 6 Hsodord. A. B G I L (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 Huidord, A B. G I L (20) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 litodord A. B. G I L (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 Hyw.W B R O (26) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Me. A . 0 9 8 )29) 1 9 5 8 - 6 Irmo. B U T (9) 1 8 5 8 - 6 ingles, J M A T (30) 1 8 6 8 - 7 Inglesby. G I P (10) 1 8 5 8 - 5 Inglesby. S G I R (15) 1 8 5 8 - S Ingram, J. A L G (24) 1 8 5 8 Inman, S. 0 1 1 (16) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 Ireland. I K I N (17) 1 8 5 8 - 1 7 Jackson. M A T (5) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Jackson. M A T (9) 1 8 5 8 - 7 Jackson. C O L (13) 1 8 5 8 - 9 Jackson. C B A T (7) 1 8 6 8 - 8 Jackson, C F M A T (25) 1 9 6 8 - 7 Jaools.,7 0 1 1 1 )25) 1 9 6 9 - 1 3 Jacobs F H G I P ) 1 7 ) 1868-6 Jal003. N 1 3 1 1 0 ( 1 1 ) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Jamas. 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Kent, Wm A 069 (2) 1 9 6 8 - 1 0 0111(1) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 NOB (5) 1 9 6 8 - I S BET (36) 1 9 5 8 - 1 2 098 (26) 1 9 6 8 4 GIL (23) 1 8 6 8 - 1 6 BET (19) 1 9 6 8 - 1 2 094 (18) 1 9 6 8 - 6 MAT 1261 1 9 6 8 - 7 UNI (12) 1 8 6 8 - 4 MAT (12) 1 8 6 8 - 7 098 )11) 1 8 6 9 - 6 181(11) 1 8 5 8 - 4 MAT (12) 1 8 5 8 - 7 MAT (19) 1 8 5 8 - 7 BET (19) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 098 )3) 1 8 5 8 - 5 098 (18) 1 8 6 8 4 SHE (27) 1 8 6 8 - 3 SHE (26) 1 8 6 8 - 3 BAT (29) 1 8 6 8 - 8 BAT (213) 1 8 5 8 - 8 SHE (34) 1 8 5 8 - 3 MAT (34) 1 8 5 8 - 7 SHE (19) 1 8 5 8 - 3 01)1 (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 01)1 (9) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 COL (30) 1 8 5 8 - 9 0111 (29) 1 6 5 8 - 1 3 SHE (22) 1 8 5 8 - 3 SHE (33) 1 8 5 8 4 SHE (35) 1 8 6 8 4 SHE (23) 1 8 6 8 4 Kenyon. A b r i t (8) Kenyon. A 5 6 E (17) Kenyon. E Kenyon. Henry 6 4 , 1 1 (35) Kerns, L 0 1 1 Kossing. 0 1 . 8 - 8 )35) 19694 19694 19684 1868-5 1858 1866-4 W K B U T (22) Kepler J 9 1 : 4 0 (25) Kibbe. 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D 0 1 1 1 (16) SHE (27 ) 1 8 5 8 4 SHE (34) 1 8 5 8 - 3 ALG (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 UNI (2) 1 8 5 8 4 GIR (9) 1 8 5 8 4 GIR (15) 1 8 5 8 - 5 GUI (22) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 ALG (4) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 010 )27) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 GUI (.33) 1 8 6 8 - 1 0 ALG (4) 1 9 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (17) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 ALG (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 4 0111 (36) 1 8 5 8 - 1 3 GUI (33) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 UNI (4) 1 8 5 8 4 CAL (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 CAL (11) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 BET (21) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 G98)25) 1 8 5 8 4 BET (26) 1 8 5 8 - 1 2 81:40 (9) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 BRO (30) 1 9 6 8 - 1 1 OVI (12) 1 8 5 8 - 1 3 01)1 )12) 1 8 5 8 - 1 0 0V1(33) 1 9 5 8 - 1 3 ALG (3) 1 8 5 8 ALG (10) 1 8 5 8 ALG (4) 1 8 6 8 - 1 4 011 )8) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 GIL (10) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 (17) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 GIL (20) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 G11. (17) 1 8 5 8 011 )4) 1 9 5 8 - 1 6 ALG (30) 1 8 5 8 . 1 4 OVI (24) 1 9 5 8 - 1 3 BUT (31) 1 8 5 9 4 CAL (16) 1 8 5 8 - 1 8 NOB (24) 1 9 5 8 - 1 5 NOB (16) 1 8 5 8 61)1 (29) 1 8 5 8 4 BET (18) 1 8 5 8 -12 BUT (2131 1 8 5 8 4 BUT (29) 1 8 6 8 - 6 BET (18) 1 8 5 8 -12 BET (18) 1 8 6 8 - 1 2 COL (34) 1 8 5 8 - 9 BRO (20) 1 8 5 8 BRO (29) 1 8 6 8 - 1 1 61:40)29) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 61:40 )29) 1 8 5 8 - 1 1 Lake. H B E T (24) Lake. Ira S H E (14) Lzike. J. 0 1 1 1 Lake. 0 0 1 1 1 Lake, R P 0 9 8 )21) Laker. T C O L Lamoreux. Wrr. B E T (16) Lampman H. S B U T (14) Lampmari, A B U T (33) Lampman, A B U T Lampman. A. P B U T Lamprnan. A P B U T (34) Larnpman. B B U T (34) Lamprnan. E B U T Larnpman, ka B U T (11) Larnpman, J. B U T (35) Larnpman, L. B U T Larnpman. Lumen B U T Lampman. P. L G U I (3) Lamprnan. 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J S H E Peterson, J. B A T Peterson. J. B A T Peterson, J B A T Peterson, J. P G i L Phaling. J S H E Phelps C O L 1858-5 1858-9 1858-S 1868 -6 1868.15 1868 -12 1858 -15 P1.1.1Ps¥ T. C O L 1858 -12 F f i e l l e . E . W. Plan C O L 1858 -18 P h i l i p s , J. U N ) 1858-10 P h i f f i p s , A. M. 1 ) 8 1 1858.3 P h i N i p s , D. C. * 1 0 1858-3 ' s k i d * . H. B E T (5) 1 a s s (31) 1 8 5 2 (20) 1 8 5 8 (24) 1 8 5 8 (26) 1 8 5 8 (25) 1 8 5 8 . (4) 1 8 E 4 3 (12) 1 8 5 8 (28) 1 8 5 8 - -10 P u r a . . 6 P u r d y. -3 P u r d y . a P u r d y, -8 P u r d y , 9 P u r d y . -16 P u r d y , 3 P u r d y , 9 P u r d y . G. B A T 11) 1 8 5 8 4 H 4 1 . 0 (251 1 9 6 8 Horace * 1 . 0 (29) 1 8 5 8 Homo* A L G (23) 1 8 6 8 J B A T (18) 1 8 5 8 - 2 L C A L (3) 1 9 5 8 0 0 1 0 (36) 1 8 5 8 0 8 . 1 . 0 (31) 1 8 6 8 W G L (3) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 4 4 G 6 L L E (25) 1 8 5 8 - 9 R i r c t y . W 0 6 )9) 1 8 5 8 - 1 6 (32) 1 8 5 2 - 9 R u d y . 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V Estee G L ( 1 5 ) 1 9 5 8 - 1 6 R a n d a l l C D. 8 0 0 1858-S Plot. V Estado 0 6 (21) 1 8 6 8 -16 R a n d e r s , Estee 8 ( 4 0 1858 -10 Polak.. D B E T (13) 1 8 5 8 -12 R a n d a l l A C O L 1852-9 1958-9 P o l h a m u s . A Q U I (12) 1 9 6 8 - 1 0 R o n d a A C A L Polio., J M A T (3) 1 8 5 2 - 7 R a n d a l l A C A L 1858-6 Pond. 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OIrrn o f lbe " T . ' , o f Ihe I n n e n - e s , Weeshete71., re C �AIMO �P ¥ e ¥ Title . Table of Contents . Outline Map of Branch County, Michigan Sherwood Township Union ¥ 9 Girard Butler ¥ 11 Mattison . 15 17 ¥ 13 Batavi Coldwate 19 2 2 3 Bethel Ovid 6 ¥ 2 2 5 7 Algansee ¥ 2 9 " " Sherwood 3 . 39 . 41 . . Fourth Wa r d o f Coldwater and Coldwater 52, Business Directory 56, Union City 60, Plan of Quincy 6 . . Section, Township, and Railroad M a p o f Michigan Outline and Railroad M a p o f the United Noble Township and Plan of Herricksville 3 1 " Second Ward of Coldwater . Third Ward of Coldwater . Plan of Bronson Plans of Girard and Branch . 1 I ¥ Gilead 3 California 4 5 Outline Plan of City of Coldwater 7 First Ward of Coldwater . Table of Distances and Population Quincy Bronson 3 1 Binderhook Township 3 California Township and Plan o f Town o f 3 State 65 �NN TABLE OF DISTANCES . Bronson . Branch . 1 9 2 1 1 . Batavia Centre . 1 5 Bethel CCIltre 1 Coldwater . 9 California . 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STATE OF MICHIGAN P O P U L AT I O N O F CENSUS BRANCH COUNTY, A l a i T b u 9 95.992 Arkansas 483,157 Cul Jo ni io 5 6 0 , 2 3 3 ti;,01131e,,,r, clicut 5 : 1 7 , 4 5 4 1 2 5 , 0 1 5 Florida 1 8 7 , 7 5 2 O F 1860 and 1870. M i c h i g a n , B Y TO W N S , A N D T O W N S H I P S . CENSUS OF 1860 and 1870. Tovrirso.r¥ Algausee 1 1 Batavia 1 Bethel 1 Bronson Butler 9 . 1 8 9 1,308 8 5 1,511 4 2,100 0 1,430 , 3 , 2 2 1 , Gilead__ 6 1 Noble 6 1 Quincy Union 'Fond 5 1,526 4 , 3 9 , , 1 1 0 6 3 7 5 1,305 2 7 5 6 1 9 9 1,233 3 6 7 1,494 1 1.088 6 2,121 0 5 6 1 1.231 2 0 2 7 9 4 8 5 . . 2 4 2 4 1 Sherwood 0 1 , 0 0 3 9 5 Mattison 3 4 , Kinderhook Ovid 6 2 7 1 1tr81 1,421 1 Coldwater (City) Girard . 1 , California. Coldwater 4 1 , 1 1 4 1 . 8 1 9 7 MO. 181 Alcona Allegan Alphena 26,244 Antrim Barry Bay 3 , 1 t C o e r n ill. 9 6 Leslunaw 1 9 . 7 Branch Calhoun 2 2 1 9 , . 1 3 9 9 7 8 2 6 . 2 2 6 Mason 3 6 , 5 6 9 Mecosta 5 2 1 , 0 9 4 Mcnornineo 1,724 N l o l l a n d 8 2 . 9 3 3 1 1 , 8 7 4 N I anitou 1 , 0 N I arquotte 2 , 8 8 1 4 9 3 , 6 , 0 7 4 1 0 1 1 , 7 7 2 0 9 599 2 , 1 9 6 A I issaukee 1 3 1,544 1 , 6 9 0 N I ¡aro¡ 2 1 , 6 4 8 366 N i o n t e a l m 3 , 9 8 4 13,923 1,172 16,574 1,155 22 2 , 25 1 . ,645 5 4 2 ,171 2 1 1 3 3 , 9 0 0 Ogemaw 4 , 4 4 3 Ontonagon 1 1 , 8 1 0 Osceola Hillsdale 2 6 , 3 0 1 Houghton 9 , 2 5 3 Huron 3 , 1 6 7 Ingham 1 7 , 4 5 6 3 1 13 9 , 2 5 6 5 5 4 5 6 4 6 6 3 2 4 3 2 4 7 5 , 6 8 4 ,879 0 4 9 , 2 6 8 27,601 3 , 1 6 3 4 , 1 1 3 3 6 , 0 4 7 3 2 , 0 5 4 4 5 0 , 4 0 3 0 5 8 2 1 , 3 4 5 Oscoda Ottawa 1 P r e s q o e Isle Saginaw 1 1 4 , 7 7 5 7 , , , 8 9 4 2 9 4 , 8 6 7 2 2 2 2 , 8 4 5 2 , 0 9 3 0 1 3 2 1 4 7 , 4 0 7 , 2 5 2 3 1 3 , 2 0 5 0 2 7 , 4 8 3 1 3 , 6 2 9 Muskegon 3 , 8 9 3 Nowaygo 2 , 7 6 7 Oakland 3 8 , 0 2 0 Once.. 1 , 8 0 2 Emmett Genesee 2 2 . 6 0 7 Grand Traverse .. 1 , 2 8 8 Grauot 4 , 0 2 7 Ionia 1 6 , 6 laic¡ 1 7 Isabella 1 , 4 Jackson 2 6 . 6 Kalatnatioo 2 4 . Kalkaaka 4 Kent 3 0 , 7 Keweenaw 4 . Lake 5 Lapeer 1 4 , 8 , 4 , 5 7 6 3 , 2 6 3 5 , 6 4 2 4 3 5 , 1 0 4 Clare Clinton Delta. Eaton 1 5 8 9 1 1 5 , 0 3 3 1 1 5 , 9 0 0 Manistee 4 9 , 4 3 9 9 1 7 8 0 1 . 7 1 6 2 7 , 6 1 6 2 , 4 4 5 , 5 9 3 19,3:.6 . 7 , . 9 2 2 1 , 1,985 N I aeLinac 14,041 2 2 , 1 9 9 M a c o m b 2 I Charlevoix Cheboygan Chippewa , 2 16,091 3 2 . 1 0 5 L e n a w e e 3 8 . 4 9 7 317 2 , 7 5 6 L i v i n g s t o n 1 6 , 6 2 9 6 , i 6 Beanie Berrien Casa. 2 M 7 2 7 5 5 8 Sanilac 7 , 6 2 Shiawusee 1 2 , 8 8 S t . Clair 2 6 , 8 1 S t . Joseph 2 1 , 1 1 Tu s c o l a 4 , 8 1 3 V a n Borer. 1 5 , 2 3 Witehlennir 3 5 , 7 4 Wayne 7 5 , 2 8 Wexford 6 5 3 8 4 1 5 0 7 4 2 6 , 6 5 1 5 39,097 14,562 2 0 , 8 5 8 3 6 , 6 6 1 2 6 , 2 7 5 1 3 . 7 1 4 2 0 , 8 2 9 4 4 4 3 4 119,038 0 To t a l 7 5 1 , 1 1 0 1 , 1 8 4 , 0 5 9 10 964,29, 435.427 3E0,016 4 6 11 , 1 5 1 11 2 , 2 1 8 140,439 1 ? 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Minnesota1 , 1 8 7 , 1 3 5 Mississippi 4 3 3 . 5 6 4 834,934 Missouri 1 719,978 1 1 9 , 6 9 6 7 4 1 / . 11 2 172.022 791,396 1,182,317 2 11 , 8 3 6 Nevada. 4 2 , 4 9 1 N e w Jersey ¥ - 9 0 6 , 1 1 1 8 N e w Yo r k 4 , 3 7 4 , 7 0 3 North Carolina 1,071,135 Ohio 2 6 6 3 : 1 9 2 Oregon 9 0 , 9 3 3 Peonsylvania 3 1 1 9 , 6 8 1 Rhode Island 2 1 7 , 3 5 6 South C a r o l i n a - 7 1 0 . 9 7 9 Teunessea 2 2 3 7 , 4 1 5 Texas 8 0 5 . 0 0 0 Ve r m o n t 3 3 0 , 7 . 5 2 Virginia 1 224.9112 We s t Vi r g i n i a 4 4 2 , 0 3 3 Wisconsin1 , 0 5 5 . 1 6 5 6 , 8 5 7 e -ra H m is N w p h 672,031 3,880,73.5 992.667 2 , 3 3 9 , 5 11 52,464 2,906,370 174,1;21 703,812 1,109,847 602.432 315,116 1,594,079 775,073 To t a l States3 8 , 0 9 2 , 4 8 2 31,184,176 Cre. 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W W 1 * 4 �WIWI' Mir �INDEX '1' AT L A S O BRANCH HG A N 87 �MP" iiihr �Index to the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Nam Pepe T . & Sec Abbott G., Heirs of 27 O V I (21) Algansee Corners 29 A L G (10) Abbott, M. L 27 O V I (15,22,23) Alger. I. P., Or. 21 Q U I (19) Abbott S. H. 19 C O L (11,15) Alger, J., Est. of 27 O V I (30) Abbott S. H. 44 C O L (15) Alger, L P. . Dr. 52 C o l d w a t e r Abel, M. T. 11 G I R (4) Alger, William 15 M A T (11,12) Abrams, B. 13 B U T (11) Algers. I. P. Dr. 27 O V I (20) Ace, 17 B A T (30) Allen, A. 25 B E T (18) Achley, A. J. 55 U n i o n City Men, A. 37 C A L (4) Acker B. 13 B U T (24) Allen, A. B. 19 C O L (26,35) Ackerman. D 13 B U T (26) Allen, A.-Money to Loan 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Ackerman. H. 9 U N I (14) Allen, C. 0. 23 B R O ( 11 , 1 4 ) Ackerman. J. B. 9 U N I (14) Allen, Caroline 25 B E T (16) Ackerman, William 11 G I R (30) Allen, Charles 3 Ackerscn. N. 29 A L G (20) Allen, 13 B U T (25,26) B E T (17) 11 G I R (11) Ackley, 15 M A T (2) E Adams & Crater 37 C A L (8) Allen, F. 9 U N I (2) Adams & Waterman 15 M A T (2) Allen, 3 B E T (16) Adams, 35 K I N (1,2) Allen, Gabriel 3 B E T (17) Adams, C. 33 G I L (24) Allen, J. E. 52 C O L (20) Adams, 37 C A L (12) Allen, J. E. - Res. Farmer 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Adams, H. B. 27 O V I (22) Men, J. F. 19 C O L (20.21) Adams, Ira 37 C A L (13) Allen, J. P. 21 Q U I (22,28) Adams, J 37 C A L (18) Allen, J. R. 3 Adams, J. Q. 25 B E T (21,27) Allen, J. V. 15 M A T (13,34) Adams, L 17 B A T (13) Allen, James 3 Adams. M. S. 13 B U T (1) Allen, John 19 C O L (20,29) Adams, W. 13 B U T (4) Allen, John V. - Blacksmith 15 M a t t i s o n Dir. Adams, W. 15 M A T (9) Allen, John-Breeder 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Adams, Wales 23 B R O (29,30) Allen, M. L 36 K I N (12) Adolph. A. 11 G I R (7,31) Allen, O M 19 C O L (19,20) Adolph, P. 11 G I R (32) Allis, E. (Alliss) 17 B A T (16) Adolph, W. 11 G I R (32) Alvord, O. G. 9 U N I (14,15) Mile. A. 57 U n i o n City Alvord, 57 U n i o n City Aiken. A. B. 57 U n i o n City Alwood. H. 7 S H E (12) Aiken, A. 8.-Mkg.Shoes,Pefts % U n i o n City Ames, J 15 M A T (8) Aiken, G. E.-Mfg. Boots % U n i o n City Ammer, G G 27 O V I (10) Allen, J. M. 11 G I R (3) Ammerman, W. T 3 Ake-.A B 23 B R O (5) Anderson Lake-Noble Twp 31 N O B (24) Akers. J 23 B R O (3) Anderson, 15 M A T (32) Alcott, J 27 O V 1 (4) Anderson, 23 B R O (12,13) Alden Sulion & Co EC Q u i n c y , Village of Anderson, E3 B r o n s o n Village Alden, 19 C O L (26) Anderson, E 35 K I N (14) Alden, Sutton & Co .-Merchants 80 Q u i n c y , Village of Anderson, J., & Son-Marble 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir Aldrich, A J . 11 G I R (18,19,30) Anderson, M L 19 C O L (10,13,14,23) Aldnch. E D . 11 G I R (23) Anderson, M L -Abstracts 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Aldnch, F E s t . of 11 G I R (8) Anderson, William-Sew Mach E3 B r o n s o n Dir. Aldnch, R 13 B U T (5,6) Andrews, G 31 N O B (18.19) Alesworth, 29 A L G (16) Andrews, H. A. 23 B R O (5) Alexander, C. G. 36 K I N (1,12) Andrews. J C 19 C O L (6) Alexander. H. P. 25 B E T (24) Anckews, L 9 U N I (23) Alexander, 11 G I R (35) Andrews. M 17 B A T (18) Alexander, J. P. 35 K I N (1,12) Andrews, S P. Mrs 21 Q U I (14) 1 B E T (16) B E T (14,15) B E T (24) & Bus. Dir �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa Eon lialu5tor.Ò himi Anglemire J Anglemyer, D Bailey, Samuel 1 BUT (30) NOB (16) Bailey, William 1 GIR (11,14) 1 BAT (34) 31 N O B (4) 3 Ansley, F 7 SHE (6) Bar, F Ansley, P. 7 SHE (6,7,18) Baker, 1 MAT (23) AnSsdal, S 7 SHE (2) Baker, 7 SHE (1) Union City Baker, 1 MAT (7) 9 UNI (6) Antisdaie & Leonard- 5 Anksdale, J S 5 Union City Baker, Anbsdale, J S. 9 UNI (5) Baker, Mary 9 UNI (24) Archer, A. al ALG (6) Baker, Nis. 2 QUI (6) Arey, Charles 2 OV1 (36) Baker, 2 ALG (30) Armstrong, A. 9 UNI (18) Baker, 2 OV1 (25) Armstrong, William J. 2 OV1 (15) Baker, M KIN (9) Arnold 1 MAT (3) Baldndge, V OV1 (3,4) Arnold, 2 QUI (16) Baldwin, A. 1 GIR (2 Arnold, J. W. 3 GIL (11) Baldwin, C. H. 1 GIR (9) Arnold, 3 GIL(11) Baldwin, Ely 2 Bus Dir. Arnold, Williarn P. E Quincy, Village of Baldwin, J. M.-Penmanship 6 Girard Dir. Arnold. William P. 2 QUI (16) Baldwin, 1 MAT (34) Arnold, William P -Farmer E Quincy, Village of Baldwin. 2 BRO (20) Arthur, E Girard Village Baldwin. 2 BET (2 Ash, George 1 MAT (8) Ball & Shires-Carpenters 5 Coldwater Dir. Ashton, C S . Mrs 2 QUI (4) Ball, --- 1 COL (36) Ashton, James 1 BUT (34,35) Ball, A. 2 OV1 (3) Ashton. James 2 QUI (3) Ball, C L 3 CAL (5) Ashton, John Asman, F 2 QUI (2,3) Ball, Horace 1 BUT (29,30) 2 BET (20) Ball, T 2 QUI (6) Atchinscn. 1 BAT (24) Ball, William H. 1 BUT (29) Atwater, J H 1 COL (3) Ballast A. 2 BET (19) Atwater, James H - Saw Mill 5 Coldwater Dir. Ballard, C. 1 COL (17) Atwood, 9 UNI (6) Ballard, G. W. 4 COL (17) 5 COL (17) 2 ALG (18) Austin, G. S. H. 2 BET (27) Ballard, G. W. - Woolen Mill Austin, L R. 1 BAT Ballard, S R Averill, J. N. - Town Clerk 3 CAL (7) & Bus. Dir. Ballou, J. L. (Balbn) 1 MAT (35) Avery, H. B. 2 BET (15,16) Barber, A. 2 ALG Ayers, E. J.. Dr 3 CAL (3) Barber, A. M.-Music Tchr. B Quincy, Village of Babb. 3 KIN (12) Barber. A W 2 QUI (25,26) Rahenck, G B 4 COL (15) Barber, Allen 4 COL (15) Babcock, George P. 2 QUI (24,25) Barber, Charles 2 OV1 (15) Babcock. J B. 1 COL Barber. D H 2 ALG (1) Baggerty, 2 BET (4) Barber, Edward 9 UNI (9.10) Baggedy, R A. 2 QUI (1) Barber, H. E. 2 OV1 Bailey, 1 BAT (9) Barber, J.S.-Director S M.Bank 5 Coldwater Dir Bailey, 1 COL (24) Barber, Levi al ALG Bailey, 3 NOB (1) Bard, L R 7 SHE (18) Bailey, 1 COL (26) Barden, 1 GIR (10,11) Bailey. H C -Boots & Shoes 5 Coldwater Dir Bardine, A. 1 BAT (25) Bailey, 3 CAL (5,6) Bark, J 2 BRO (5) Bailey, James 1 GIR (11,14) Barker J H . 2 ALG (4) Bailey. 2 QUI (19) Barker. James 9 UNI (20) Bailey, M S 1 COL (7) Barlow, William al ALG (2) Bailey, 7 SHE (33) Barnet.. J 1 BAT (10) Batley, S G 1 M AT Bames, A 1 COL (27) 2 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, films Barnes. N Barnes, A W. o 2 2 1 Trip. ALG (26) BET (26) O K Batas, A V S 2 Batas, A S I 3 O O Bates, D.V Bates, F. V Bates, F. A N. Barnes, Barnes, 2 BUT (8) BET (10) 2 BET (14) B Barnes. Barnes, L 9 UNI (23) Bronson Village O Barnes, L 2 1 BRO(1) B M M Barnes, 6 17 N5 2 2 I7 7I 1 T7 Bates, O.VA., Heirs of 2 O Bates, 0. P. V E3ates, P. E 2 Bates. S. H.E 7 7I 5 T 2 5 T T5 Banes, Barnes, 9 BUT (26,27) UNI (24) 2 QUI (26) Barnes, Barnes, W. Barnes, 2 El 1 QUI (33,34) Quincy, Village of BAT (34) Barney, 1 GIR (22,27) Barney. 1 GIR (27) M Baxter, C.AA. 1 T5 Barnhart, Barnhart 1 M B Baxter, Mary A 1 9 GIR (32) UNI (23) BaxIco. W. U 1 T5 T3 Barnhart Barnhart Luban- 1 GIR (13) B Bayles, G.R 2 O 3 6 Girard Dir. Barnhart 1 BAT (3) Barnhart 9 UNI (28,33,34,35) Bamhart, Barns, 1 2 GIR (19) S Barns. 2 1 ALG (12) ALG(11) M M GIR (29) B Barnes, Barnum, 2 3 BET (9) NOB (6) 2 BET (23) 2 1 QUI (19,30) Barry, Bartholomew 2 Bartholomew. 2 Bartholomew L. Bartlet. C Barndge, Bamdge, Barndge, Barron, Bartlett. Barlett, J. F. Barlett Barton, Barton, B 2I Batherick,AC. M O K 1 S Beall, H. 1 H 7 7 Beall, I. D. H Beam, Jacob A Beam, P. A Beard & Bush E Beard, A.E B G i B Beard, S.E 7 N5 T 7 E 1 2 T5 5T 1 a 6 T5 r5 2 T 5 d Beardsley,RJames W. 2O 3 GIR (20) ALG (7) G B Beasom. S. I 1 A Beck, Austin 1 R1 T7 2 ALG (7) ALG (17) G Q Beck, J I Becker, J.U 6 7 Bronson Dir. SHE (33,34) 2 1 BRO (12) GIR (1,2) 7 7 B E I2 E T5 2 r A. Beard. T5 5T T5 Beagle, M., A Mrs. U G Beers, A. N I Beers, S. G. 9 3 I L3 SHE (28) SHE (28) N Q O Beery. A. G. U Belcher, A. 3 2 B 1 I 1 SHE (22) CAL (4) U U Bell, E. N BeN, J CN Bassett Basset 1 BAT (34) U Basset Bassett. J C . 2 BRO (24) Q 1 1 BAT (33,34) BAT (15) A 1 1 BAT (34) BAT (23) BET (21) O M r 2 3 2 1 a5 7 2 L3 1I 3 Beech, J. H., O Dr. lBeech,dJ. H., M.D. w C o C 3 1 Bales A 3 Beach, S. H. A B Bascom, Bater. Bates & Bests A Bathenck,AS. 1 Bathenck,LA 1 7 S Bathrick, L. H Batterson,VB. (Batteson) Baughman,I J. S. M Barn, Batavia BataAa 1 BAT (20) U I Bellard, ( T. N 9 1 9 , 9 Bellingen,NJ. B 9 L9 t2 1 2I E Bender, Daniel L Bender, Jacob T5 G9 B CAL (3) B R Benner, Jane 3 ) 1 BET (2) 2 2 I 17 Bender, SV 2 A T5 Benedict, B. 1 o s Benham, F.nA.-Physician 6o 3 RHannah Benjamin, 2 O 3 B r I I U S (Beloit) Belote, John 2 2 e O3 n �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. N a p T w p . & Soc Na Bennett & Bro.-Hardware 63 Q u i n c y, Village of 1 3 i d e l m a n , E Bennett, 19 C O L (10) B i c k a l m a n , 15 M A T (13) B i Bennett D. C 11 G I R (31) 1 3 1 0 f Bennett, 23 A L G (5) B i g g s Bennett 63 B r o n s o n Village Bennett, 23 B R O (1,12) Bennett F. 17 B A T (30) Bennett, 23 A L G (5) Bennett, d w B i e g l l l , 1 , i B l i l l B i l i i n g s , H T n g s , N A. h Bennett H. 15 M A T (13) Bennett, EC C k i i n c y, Village of B i n g h a m , E Bennett 21 Q U I (16) H. Bennett 15 M A T (20) Bennett B i n g h 19 C O L (27) B i n g h Bennett, 41 C O L (22) B Bennett 21 Q U I (25,36) a m Bennett, J M 15 M A T (30) Bennett Jacob 21 Q U I (29,32) Bennett, N 25 B E T (36) Bennett, Rev i n r i a n s , B A T (30) S H E (11,14 O V I (30) 5 B E T (24) V , O V I (11,12,13) m e , e A , l l , O V 1 (1) V 2 3 H L. B R O (21) 7 Bishop, 1 e C O L (27) William F S H E (4) 1 G I R (5,8) s 56 U n i o n City B i x l Bennett 15 M A T (13) B l a Bennett W R 21 Q U I (6) Bennie. James 25 B E T (29,31) Bennie. 33 G I L (6) Benson & Kent 25 B E T (16) & Bus Dir. B l a c k w e l l , George Benson, 11 G I R (4) Benton, 15 M A T (25) F. M. County Clerk 5 2 Bissell, W. W 3 1 e r c , k , 3 3 Sarah G I L (10) V O V I (23) 3 B l a c k Blackstone, w e l l , 44 C O L (16) 19 C O L (13) B Borden, 25 B E T (5) L M Beret, 23 B R O (24) Bemard, 19 C O L (23,26) U n i o n City 3 3 B R O (26) e e , C. 3 1 N O B (1,12) B l a n c h a r d . 0 3 1 k s e l s l George U n i o n City 5 6 2 e , 6 2 a r 5 -Plaster.LIMO C. l i S H E (36) , B a k N O B (15) 7 e l a S H E (16) e B l 7 1 B l a c k w e l l . L . M Benton, C. P. SHE(16) S. W. B l a c k m a n , C o l d w a t e r Dir. B U T (32) H. Blackman, A. M. 7 Benton, W. P. 29 A L G (26) B U T (25) V s 31 N O B (15) 7 2 i Berry, C. 3 1 7 B Berry A L G (22) 13 B U T (14) 1 Lake m o b A L G (13) 3 Bingham, 0. S 9 1 B m a G I R (5,8) --- n g 1 2 Bignell, John B Q U I (18) 3 --- w B A T (13,14) 1 2 N . 7 2 S D , o 1 H N BRO(1) N O B (4,5) Blanchard, 7 Mrs. B l a s s , 2 S H E (28) C H 1 5 B R O (23) Berry, E. G., Df. 21 Q U I (921) Berry, E. G., Dr. 63 C h l I n C y. Village of B l e s s e r . Elizabeth Berry, G. 23 B R O (36) e I. (Dosser) Berry, Joseph 21 Q U I (11,14,15,20,21,22,27,28,2c B l e s s e r, N. Berry, Joseph 13 B U T (21) Berry, Joseph 61 Q u i n c y , Village of B l a z e r . Berry, Joseph-General Mdse 60 Q u i n c y, Vitlage of 1 3 l o d g e t & Brown-Furniture Berry, M. V B 23 A L G (15,16) i Bethel 25 B E T (21) D Bever, W. M. 19 C O L (36) B B l B l B l B Bewel, 17 B A T (6) Bickford, C. D. 29 A L G (17) B Bickford, C. M. 23 A L G (18) B Bickford, Charles 29 A L G (7,18) Bickford, Ira 23 A L G (20) Bickford, 23 A L G (18,20) Bickford, S. T. 23 A L G (29,30) Bicknell, F. Mrs. 57 U n i o n City B a a o l l d o l B s d g s o r , r , B o 2 G I L (18) 3 B R O (35) 1 N O B (3) B R O (34,35) 3 9 P U N I (10) 9 U N I (15,16) 5 e t E. 1 9 e t , H. 1 3 2 m , Benjamin s o m , E. s o m , E., Mrs. s o m , L. F.-U.C. Express 5 6 k u s , J. G . g g 3 J. M. a u 4 t e , 7 7 C o l d w a t e r Dir. C O L (9) B U T (8) S H E (19,30) S H E (18) 7 S H E (23) V U n i o n City O V I (27) 1 Boehmer, B o g a r d u s , e 3 2 g 3 B 3 o s c William s s o , e e s o s z o o l s s M A T (26) Blass, Michael 3 N O B (16) H. 3 1 N O B (1) W 2 3 B R O (26) C. 1 3 B U T (33) �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Itrof E t Bogue. Lucy a 2 Bolster House 5 3 BOISIEWHouse-Hotel 5 2 Bolster, W A -Bolster Hse Bond, G. Bond, T Inia._.4 1 5 2 7 1 Q U I (31) B o w k e r , L. Est of C O L (21) B o w l e r . C. W Coldwater Dir, B o w m a n . William Coldwater Dir. B o w m a n , William S H E (6,7,18) B o w t o n . E. F. G I R (12) B o y o e , A. 1 3 6 1 7 9 B A T (30) A L G (35) C O L (10) B o y d e n . J o h n H. Q U I (24) B o y e r , A., Est of Boody, Daniel Boon & Fay 2 1 9 1 Boon, G. 0 2 1 Boon, George Booth, D. 2 1 2 3 Booth, Daniel B y o o Q U I (14) B o Q U I (13) B o B R O (19) 3 o B B y y B l . D., Est. of d d . , J. John e n o B E T (23) d y y s t y o s B , e 3 3 G I L (8,17 B Boqueskey, M. 2 3 B R O (22) B r a d l e y . Q U I (19) S H E (13) B r a d l e y . B r a d l e y , Gordan¡. Benjamin Bostwick. E 2 7 Bostmck, E E. 1 9 Bostwick, F. 5 Bostwick, O. Sotinar, John 3 a d l e y , B r a c l e y , John U n i o n City B r a d l e y , Sereno 1 S H E (12) N O B (11) 1 C O L (22) f 9 C O L (23) B r a i n a r d , 1 C O L (22) B 9 A L G (28) B 3 Bousche. M. Bove¡. C. 9 4 2 Bowie, E. W. 2 B E T (6) 3 B A L G (27) 3 1 r r a a r n a r B d y a r n a n r a h a y , n 3 Q U I (2) 5 2 1 3 B U T (22) Bowen, W. J. 2 1 Q U I (1) Bowen, W. J. 5 3 7 r a B r e 3 Bowers, H. H. Bowers, J 1 3 Bowers. J. S. Sowers. John Bowers. L M Bowers. M Bowers. kAnenta D Bowers. S 1 n n e r . 5 KIN 9 ALG 9 3 ALG BUT 3 BUT B n g g s , g g s , i g g s . 1 9 COL 1 1 GIR 1 QUI J. 2 P. 1 Emeline Everline B U T (4) G I L (21) B B r i a n n k k , . COL 1 1 QUI OUI 9 ALG 1 5 7 QUI BET B AT 3 BET BRO 2 2 2 1 H Mary 3 2 3 7 B U T (3,9,10) B r i n t o n , A W N. B A T (14,20) B r i s t o l . C. 2 1 7 3 B A T (20,22) B t o b s t , D. G I L (22) B r o c l e b a n k , 1 9 3 2 L B U T (3,10) B r o c k e l b a n k . 0 F. M A T (19) B r o c k a l b a n k , S S 5 9 2 2 George 3 3 3 CAL COL G. 1 3 5 ALG J. S. B E T (25) B r i g g s , L L Q U I (27) B n g h t r n a n . M G I L (21) B r i n k , H. 1 9 3 1 1 3 KIN 2 John B r i c k l e y , B E T (25) 5 , B n d l e m a n , r 5 n C O L (21) Bower, Mary 2 o ALG M AT BET 7 1 ALG OVI KIN 9 1 William S H E (21) B n 2 t ALG 5 Amos. C. B r e w s t e r , Bowen. W J , & Co -Pnnters 5 2 Coldwater Dir. Bowen.0 M 2 1 Q U I (27) B Bower, P H, Est of Bowerrnan, E. 2 Bowers. E. 3 y GIR U n i o n City B r e e s o n , P 7 SHE Coldwater Dir. B r e n n e m a n . A. (Brinnomen) 1 9 C O L Bowen. W. J. Bowen, W J B 1 2 C. E. COL 9 5 5 1 1 BRO 4 3 1 2 Bowen. Elmira % NOB 5 2 2 QUI 2 Bowdish. M. S 3 1 N O B (18) B r a y . Charles Bowen 8 McGowan-Bankers 5 2 Coldwater Dir. B r a y t o n , Charles Bowen. Jerome-J P Bowen, M. S-Atty 1 7 Village of , , ALG NOB 9 2 ESE , 9 1 3 J. d c y , KIN GIL KIN 2 B r a d t , JosePh B r a d w a y , W. Boucher, S. B AT M AT 4 2 U N I (6,7,8) BRO 3 A. N. Boucher. M. (Bouscher Boughton, E F. 2 E. A S. H 3 B AT 1 2 7 7 1 3 E. M AT 5 2 3 Co. Fair Grounds Booth, Samuel 5 3 5 3 W BET 7 5 3 B. F. , r r , 2 3 G n 1 1 Bonney. J R. Booce, C. 5 7 1 Sorrier. A D 2 K I N (7) 2 1 7 2 5 2 2 9 5 COL BRO 0 1 BET ALG BET �MP' Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. ? ER Twp. & Sec Brooker, 9 UNI (26) Brown, C. J 1 GIR (7) Brooks, R. 1 BAT (1) Brovm, C. S. 3 GIL (13) QUI (13) Brown, C., Mrs. 1 BAT (14) 3 KIN (3) Brockway, H 2 Broker, George lE Girard Village Brown, Bromley, George 3 KIN (16) Brown, 2 BRO (2) Bromley. Henry 3 KIN (17) Brown, H. F. 4 COL (16) Bronson Dir Brown, 3 KIN (17) 2 ALG (8) Bronson Ag Whse-Foundry 6 Bronson's Heirs 4 COL (15) Brown, J. H. Bronson, E S. % Union City Brown, J. M. 3 GIL (12) Bronson, 2 BET (26) Brown, 3 GIL (2,4) 5 Coldwater Dir Bronson, Vilage of 6 Bronson Village Brown, J. W - Resident Bronson. William 2 BET (26) Brown, J., Mrs 1 COL (2) Brook & Watson-Butchers 5 Coldwater Dir. Brown, James 6 Girard Village Brook, C R 2 BET (17) Brown, John 1 BUT (7,8) 1 BAT (14,16) Brook, Charles 2 BET (20) Brown, M. W. Brook, F 2 BET (17) Brown, N. 1 BAT Brook, 2 BET (17) Brown, Nathaniel-Saw Mill 5 Coldwater Dir. Brooks, A 9 UNI (14) Brown, S. 3 GIL(11) Brooks, C 1 COL (23,26) Buck, 2 OVI (19) Brooks, Charlotte 2 BRO (33,34) Buck, 2 BET (24) Brooks, Charlotte 3 NOB (4) Buck, L W. 2 OVI (19) Brooks, H. 3 NOB (4) Buck. Z. W. 2 BET (24) Brooks, H. 2 BRO (27,34) Buckingham, H & M. 1 BAT (29) Brooks, H. T. 2 BRO (34) Buckley, A. W 4 COL (16) Brooks, H., Est of 3 NOB (4) Buckley, J. H 4 COL (16) Brooks, M. 9 UNI (22) Bucklin. N. J 3 GIL (5) Brooks, R 1 GIR (29,32) Buckmum, I. 9 UNI (13,24) Brooks, R. 1 COL (6,7) Bucirnell, B.. Est of 3 NOB(11) Brooks, 1 COL (7,8) Buel, B 2 BET (5) Brooks, W. 2 BRO (19) Buell & Spnng-Shelf Hdwe % Union City Broughton, 3 CAL (6) Buell, Benjamin 1 BAT (32) Broughton, 3 CAL (6,7) Buell, Chauncey 9 UNI (18,19,20) Broughton. G. W 3 CAL (6) Buell, 9 UNI (19,20,30) Broughton, S 3 CAL (18) Buell, J. A. & A. 9 UNI (34) Brower, A 1 BAT (7) Buell, J. B., Heirs of 5 Union City Brower. D 1 MAT (35) Buell, J B., heirs of 9 UNI (4) Brower. J 1 MAT (34,35) Buell, J P 9 UNI (10) Brown & Thompson 3 GIL (5) Buell, M F.-R.R. & Ticket Agt. % Union City Brown & Wells 3 GIL(10,14,15,16) Buell. M J. & M.F. 9 UNI (10) Brown&Blockgett- 5 Coldwater Buell. T. B. 9 UNI (29,30,31) Brown, A. 2 OVI (4) Buflham. 2 BET (19) Brown. A. 3 CAL (6) Bultam, 1 BAT (27,34) Brown, A. H. 1 COL (26) Butlham, 1 BAT (27,34) Brown, 1 BUT (13) Buffhuns, A. J 5 Coldwater Dir Brovm, A. R. 4 COL (22) Buffum. W. A. 2 BET(11) Broym, Asahel 2 ALG &ghee, 2 ALG(11) Brown. C 2 QUI (35) Bulgoon, W 1 COL (24) Brown, C 6 Girard Village Bullard, --- 1 COL (9) Brown, C. D 3 KIN (3) Bunker, C D 2 ALG (9) Brown, C. H. 9 UNI (2,4) Bunker, 1 BAT (36) Brown, 5 Union City Bunnel, H 2 BET (19) Brown, C H -Carpenter % Union City Bunton. 1 GIR (21) 6 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, NI= Burbank E Burch, Burch, Burch. Burch, Tw o . BUT Bronson 6 1 BAT 2 BRO(11 2 BET 1 GIR Burch, 2 BET Burin. 1 Burch, J. 0. 1 BUT Burritt, A.-Brick & 5 BAT Coldwater Burch, 1 Burritt Burton. BAT 2 BUT ALG 1 Burch, Burdell & Jones S. 1 BUT 7 SHE Burton. 9 UNI Burdick, KIN COL COL Busby Bush & 1 Burdick, Burdick, 3 1 4 BUT BET BET Burdick 3 KIN Burdick. Burdick, 4 COL QUI SHE Bushnell, Bundue, 2 7 2 3 Bushnell, S. 2 BRO Burger. 1 MAT Busley, Burgess, 1 COL BUT(11 SHE Burgess, John 1 COL Buss, Daniel Buss, 1 7 7 SHE Burgess, Burgess, 3 NOB Bussing, 2 1 1 COL Butcher, 2 OVI BET BAT Burgin, Burgins. 1 1 BUT BUT Button, Button, John F.Butts, 5 1 Burk, 3 KIN Buys, 2 BRO Burk 3 1 KIN Byers, 2 OVI GIR Burch, Burghduff, A. K E 1 Burnside, S., Burnside, 3 3 NOB NOB Bumum, Burr, C. H.-Dealer Burrell, Burritt, A 1 5 1 1 MAT Coldwater Bush, Bush, Bushnell, 2 2 1 1 COL BAT BUT BRO NOB COL Coldwater BUT BRO OVI Byes, Cady, 2 2 1 1 COL Cain, BAT UNI UNI MAT Cain, Burkholder, 9 1 9 1 Caimes, 3 Burleson, 6 Branch Caldwell, 1 BAT Burleson, 2 1 BET BUT Caldwell, V B. Caley, ALG(10,1 2 % OUI Union Calhoun, Calhoun, C. 2 2 2 3 NOB Burnett, 9 (14 Calhoun, Burnett, 5 Union BRO CAL Burnett 1 5 9 Calkins, 1 1 1 BUT (16) & Burnett, COL Union UNI California P. 0 Calkns Bros 2 3 BUT GIR 9 UNI Calkins, 2 BRO UNI Cahvell, 1 COL Burnett 9 1 Burnett L 9 9 Camp, I F. Campbell, Campbell, O. C.- 2 1 Burnet 0. Summon, Bums. MAT UNI UNI 2 2 ALG OVI Campbell, R M - % O ALG BAT Union Quincy, Campbell. 2 OUI Burris, 9 3 UNI NOB Campbell. Campbell, 2 2 ALG Burk, Burke, Burke. Burke, Burleson, Burlingame. Burnett & Ripley- Burnett Burnett, Burnett Burnside. Calkins, M. V 7 MAT CAL QUI BRO QUI �EPP' Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Emig T w o . & Sic dim Canfield, C. F. 2 3 Canfield, C. B R O (24) 2 BRO (24) GIP (5) Carter, 1 Carter, W. N. 2 BET (35,36) GIR (5) Canfield, C. V. 2 BET (20) Carter, William 1 Canfield, 2 BET (29) Carter, William N. 3 GIL (1) Canfield, Nancy 2 ALG (9) Cartwright William 9 UNI (2) Canfield, V. 2 BET (30) Cary Lake 1 BAT (34) COL (28) Case, A. W. 3 KIN (3) BET(11) Case, Cyrus 9 UNI (31) BET (13) Case, 9 UNI (31) Canright, John W. Card, Daniel 1 2 Card, H Card, James 2 BET (3) Case, E. S. Mrs. 1 BAT (6) Card, W. 2 BET (13) Case, 5 COL (21) Card, W. R. 2 BET (3) Case, N. W. 1 COL (3) Card, W. R. 1 BAT Case, W. 1 MAT (28) Card, William S. 1 BAT Case, 2 OVI (9,10) Carey. H. H. 9 UNI (11,14) Case. William P. 7 SHE (7,18) Case, Wm. W. 3 KIN (20,21) Carker, A. 5 Union City Carle, 6 Girard Village Casey. Dan 1 BUT (23) Carle, 1 GIR (16) C a w * , D. 2 QUI (3) Carle, H. E.-Saw Mill Owner 6 Girard Dir. Caskey. W. 3 NOB (1) Carts 8 Flandermeyer-Wool 5 Coldwater Cass, 3 CAL (3) Carmer, I. 2 BET (2) Cass, Elizabeth 3 CAL (2,3) Carmer. L. A. 2 BET (2) Cass, Mary 3 CAL (3) Carpenter, A % Union City Castle, W. H. 1 MAT (4) Carpenter, C 3 GIL (14) Castor, F. Mrs. 7 SHE (25) Carpenter, C. N. 3 GIL (13,14) Castor, U. 7 SHE (35) Carpenter, George 2 BRO (21) Caswell, C. G. 2 QUI (15,22) Carpenter, 3 GIL (11,12,13) Catlin, M. M. 3 ALG (17) Carpenter. Mrs. 2 QUI (28) Catlin, W. W. 2 ALG (16,17) Carpenter, O. G. 3 GIL (11,14) Ceder Point Pleasure Grounds 2 QUI (33) Carpenter, S. D.-Farm Wagon % Union City Chaddoc, 5 Union City Carpenter, T J. 3 GIL (1,2,13) Chaffee, Abigail (Abagail) 9 UNI (6) Carpenter, W B 3 GIL(11) Chaffee, 1 GIR (24) Carr, A. C. 1 COL (9) Chamberlain, A. A. 1 BAT (30) Carr, A. C. 9 UNI (24) Chamberlain, Mrs. 1 MAT (30) Carr, A. C.-Orangeville Mills 5 Union City Champion, J. R. 4 COL (22) Carr, F. 3 KIN (20) Champion, N. R. 4 COL (16) Carr, George 1 BAT Champion, N. R.,8 Co.-DryGds 5 Colchvater Dir. Carr, James 9 UNI (24) Champion, W. 1 GIR (18) Carr, John 9 UNI (24) Chandler, Albert-Hardware 5 Coldwater Dir. Carrel, C. J. 6 Ckiincy, Village of Chapin. John 2 QUI (12) Carrel, D 2 QUI (34,35) Chapman, 1 MAT (25) Canithers, A 3 CAL (17) Chappell, D. 6 Quincy, Village of Carrithers, S. B. 3 CAL (21) Chase, C. S., Mrs. 1 COL (12) Carrithers. William 3 CAL (9,10) Chase, Chnstiana 3 NOB (8,9) Carroll, M. 2 BRO (5,6) Chase, 9 UNI (10) Carswell, E. 7 SHE (27) Chase, G. W. 2 QUI (34) Carswell, M. 7 SHE Chase, H. H.-Watches,Clocks % Union City Carter, A. 9 UNI (36) Chase, 9 UNI (1,12) Carter, C. 1 MAT (26.36) Chase, J. G. 2 ALG (12) Carter, 2 BET Chase, J. M. Est of 2 ALG (8) Carter. 1 MAT (23,24) Chase, J. V. 3 KIN (5) Carter, Julia E M r s . 3 GIL (2) Chase, 3 GIL (1) 8 �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. timn2 N Chase. S M o t 5 7 Chase, S M -Builder.Cont. Chase, William Chase, William Chase, William T % 3 5 2 1 Z Chatfield, S. E. Chauncey, A. J. l a r k , I. W. C l a r k , I. W. C C C l a r k , J. Y l l a a r r k k , , James Joseph k k , , L. D. Lydia k , M. k , M. , M. J. 3 7 , 0. B. 2 5 BET 1 9 COL 5 G I R (23) C l a r G i r a r d Dir. C l a r 1 GIR(21,22) 5 G i r a r d Village C Chauncey, M. E., Dr.-Phys. 6 5 G i r a r d Dir Chauncey, R. 5 G i r a r d Village 9 C O L (11) 6 Cheese Factory Hope Cheney, A. 2 1 7 1 Cheney, E. Cheney. R. 7 5 1 9 2 9 l a C C l l r a C C r a l l r a a k r k 2 O. B. 4 0. B. - Resident 1 5 2 COL O V I (27,29) C l a r k B E T (12) C l a r k , , P. P. 5 9 KIN COL C O L (8) C A L G (30) C l a r k , Pauhne a r k , Polly l r k , Samuel G Chestnut, Margaret (Chustnut) 3 7 C A L (13) C l a r k , Timothy Chivis, J 5 6 Church. A., Mrs 3 e . E. R. 5 3 COL 3 B U T (22) C l a r k e , E. R. 4 6 COL B U T (27) B U T (22) C C l l a a r r k k e e , , E. R., & Co., Drugs 5 2 ER.-Director S M.Bank 5 2 C l a l , C. C. y . I.J R. a y , T U n i o n City 0 Quincy, Village of C l a y t e r , J. U n i o n City l y a 7 6 C 3 2 1 9 Cisco, William 9 Clark & Sumner Clark, A 1 Clark. A. Clark D Clark, D. M. 3 e m e n t , 1 BUT GIR 1 1 GIR J. M (Cleavland) 1 7 B AT U N I (21) C l e v e l a n d , Mary 3 BUT 9 UNI SHE 1 9 N O B (3) C l i f i o n d , L A . est of C O L (27) C l i n e , F 7 A L G (21) B U T (5) C A L (11) C C C C h p f e l l , C l i p f e l l . Clark G L. Clark G L 1 1 3 1 B U T (18) G I R (13) C l i p f e l l , PJ C l i z b e , GC l i i i l l n n n e e e , . , James L Oscar B E T (18) C l i z b e . J 9 A L G (22) C l i z b e , James A L G (27) C l i z b e , U n i o n City C l o u s e . 9 B 7 E S D T SHE SHE 7 J 2 Jacob-Saw Mill 5 3 % 3 1 C C A L (10) C O L (21) 2 1 C l e v e l a n d , 7 1 Clark, I R. Clark, I W M AT 1 J. H. M AT 5 Q U I (21) 3 4 2 GIL 5 U N I (22) 3 2 M AT UNI 3 1 Clark, David Clark, E R Clark. George 5 3 C l e a r l a n d , C. l KIN 9 9 3 7 Clark. G W. 2 1 1 5 1 Church, David-Fteored Farmer % U n i o n City C l e m e n s , J. C. Churchill, H. 1 3 B U T (27,34) C l e m e n t C. Cisco. H. KIN k C W CAL 5 r 5 Churchill, W ALG 7 a U n i o n City , 3 3 l U N I (23) k 2 C 3 r S. C 7 a k C A L ( 11 ) 3 l r BET ALG Q U I (35) 9 Church, A. a 5 3 1 1 Chivis, J l 2 2 a 1 C 3 1 l 5 CAL , , C Chives. E BRO 3 k k O V I (23) Chivers, George Chivers. R. 3 6 G I R (24) C l a r O V I (27,29 C l a r N O B (17) 1 2 0. B. 7 Chivers. A. BRO(10,15,22) COL , 1 7 3 9 k 2 3 QUI GIR r 3 2 ALG 1 1 2 1 Chester. N. Chrtlenden, P 9 2 1 Chesley, T. Chestnut S (Chusnut) ALG OVI C 6 Chesbrow, E., Mrs. J. 2 3 J. N. 2 7 J. W.-Bank Director % C C 1 Cherdevotne, R. a r k , a r k a r k B R O (7) G I R (27) Chauncey, M. E., Dr. 2 2 UNI l l l B R O (8) 1 6 1 7 9 3 1 Chaunoay. Dr M. E. Cheeney. J. 5 3 2 1 Chauncey, D. 1 Chauncey, David-Mason C U n i o n City K I N (4,5) U N I (3) Q U I (2) 9 Chatfield, G. Twp. U n i o n City 3 6 7 2 1 6 1 2 6 2 BRO 3 SHE QUI Q u i n c y, 1 5 3 QUI BRO �Wow Index t o the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Him Clouse. G fte 6 Iffladaic. Bronson COOKS LAKE 1 BAT (22) 2 QUI (3,4) Clum, E R 1 BAT (27) Cook, A. B Cobb, Phebe L 1 GIR (31) Cook, Allen 1 COL (32) Cobb, 9 UNI (23) Cook, David 2 BET (30,31) BRO (34) Cook. James 1 BUT (1) 1 BUT (33) Cochensparger, P. 2 Cocks, 0 2 OVI (1) Cook, T. H Coddingharn. R. P. 9 UNI (8) Cooley, 6 Quincy, Village of Coddington, C. T. 7 SHE (28) Cooley, B. F. 2 QUI (16) SHE (22,23) Cooley, D. 1 COL (29) % Union City Coddington, R P. 7 Coffman, L 2 OVI (12,13) Cooley, D. R.- Goggins, C V. 1 BAT (12) Cooley, R. R. 6 Quincy, Village of Cold Water Lake (Morrison) 1 COL (8) Cooley, T. 6 Quincy, Village of Coldwater Nabonal Bank 5 Coldwater Dir Cooley, W. J. 1 COL (7,8,17,18) Coldwater % Coldwater Coombs, W. A. 1 BAT (23,24) Coldwater Lake 2 OVI Coon, E. (Cune) 1 MAT (4) Coldwater Lake-Ovid & 3 KIN (2,3) Coon, James A. 1 BUT (3,10) Coldwater River 4 COL (22 eta)) Coon, T. V. R. 2 QUI (4) BUT (8) Coldwater, City of 1 COL Cooper, Adobe. Mrs. 1 Cole, A. D 7 SHE (1) Copeland, R E 1 MAT (16,22) Cole, Cornelia 2 BET (12) Copeland, T 3 CAL (7) Cole, Epenetus 2 BET (13) Coplin. Earl 1 BUT (24) 9 UNI (6) 2 QUI (13) Cole, G. W 2 OVI (20) Corbin, S. B. Cole, Henry 7 SHE (2) Corbus, H. Cole, 2 OVI (19,30) Corbus, J. C. 1 GIR (21) Cole, L 2 BET (12,13) Gorey, J. 2 ALG (35) Cole, L. 2 QUI (14) Corey, r3 Bronson Village Cole, L., Heirs of 2 OVI (20) Corey. William 2 ALG (12) Cole, William, Mrs. 6 Quincy. Village of Corey, William 2 QUI (28) Coleman, B N 2 OV1 (16) Coriess. David 2 QUI (17,18) 2 QUI (31) Colman, Elizabeth C. 1 BUT (10) Corless, E Colman, George 1 BUT (2) airless, George 2 QUI (29,30) Colton, 3 CAL (2) Corless, Hiram 2 QUI (17,18,19,30) Colver 9 UNI (36) Corless, Jesse 2 QUI (31) Colvin, A.J. - Res. Farmer 5 Coldwater Dir. Corless, 2 QUI (18,19) Colvin, H. 2 QUI (27) Corless, Levi 2 OVI (1.12) Colvin, Isaac M 4 COL (17) Coriess. Lucinda 2 ALG (6) Colvin, Isaac M 1 COL (17) COfiGSS, W 2 OVI (1) Colvin, Isaac M D a i r y m a n 5 Coldwater Dir Corliss. N. 1 COL (1) Colwell, E H. 2 BRO (23) CormicK R M 2 QUI (13) Comstock, G. 2 ALG(11) Comel), 1 COL (6) Conant, William B. 1 COL (24) Cornell, C. 1 GIR (31) Congdon, T. 2 OVI (18) Cornell, 1 GIR (30,31) Conklinã C 4 COL (17) Cornell, F 2 BET (19) Conklin, --- 1 COL (29) Cornell, 1 BUT (13) Conklin, J. D. 3 KIN (10) Cornell, J. D. 3 KIN (9) Conklin. J. D. 2 OVI (33) Cornell, J. K. 9 UNI (36) Conley, C 2 QUI (4) Cornell, M 2 BRO (24) Conley, James 2 QUI (16) Cornell, R 1 GIR (32) Conley, W. S. 2 ALG (3) Cornell. S 2 QUI (16) Conn. G 1 MAT (16,21) Cornell, S. V. 1 COL (6) Conover. W. N. 2 OVI (4) Cornell. S.V.-Prop.Watson Hse 5 Coldwater Dir Cook & Busby 1 BUT (12) Cornwell, C. T. 4 COL (15) 1 �11 Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f B R A N C H COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Pan I n s . k a m . Ns= Corson, 15 M A T Crater 3 CAL Corson, 1 MAT Crater, 2 Corson, 1 Corson, L Corson, Corson, Cortnght, 1 1 Crater, Morns Crator, 2 1 ALG(15,16,21,2 QUI Craushor, H., Est of Craw, Crawford 3 9 1 1 1 MAT BAT MAT MAT Corwin 2 1 ALG BUT Corwin, 2 Corwin. Convin, 3 2 OVI KIN OVI Conan, 2 OVI Crawford, Crawford, Crawford, Crawford, Crawford, 2 1 1 BUT NOB UNI MAT BAT ALG MAT 2 BAT OVI Corwin, 1 COL Crawford, 2 OV1 Corwin, 2 2 QUI Crawford, 2 ALG ALG 9 9 UNI UNI Crippen Cnppen 2 5 OV1(1 Coldwater Cnppen 5 COL Cosier. J M County Farrn- 9 UNI Cnppen, J. 1 COL Cowin, 2 2 OVI ALG Courten, BRO Crissy, 9 UNI Covey. Covey. 2 1 BAT Crocker & Watkins- % Union 9 UNI Covey. 1 BAT Crooked LakeCross, 3 7 SHE Covey, V 0. 9 1 UNI MAT Cross, 1 MAT Coward. 1 MAT Coward, 1 MAT Cross, Cross, 3 NOB Coward, Cowell. Benjamin 2 2 1 BRO QUI Crull, Crumb, 2 1 BUT Cudner, 1 1 GIR Culp, J. W.-Commercial Craft, 1 2 COL QUI Culp, Culp, 5 4 Craft, Craft. William 1 1 BUT Crag, 2 BUT ALG Craig, 2 ALG Craig, Craig, 1 1 GIR GIR Craig, Craig, 3 1 CAL GIR Crarnpton, 2 BET Culver, Culver, Crandall. A Crandall, 1 1 Crandall, 1 BUT BUT BUT Crandall, 1 BUT Crane, 1 MAT 2 BET BET UNI Cory, Cosier, Cosier, Cowell, Cox, Cox, Granson, Cranson, PA. Cranson, Cranston, Crapo, Gap...). P C Z 9 5 2 1 Culver, Culver, 2 QUI 2 ALG Culver. E., & 5 4 Coldwater 2 QUI MAT COL Culver, 1 Culver, 2 1 ALG 2 QUI Culver, 0 B Culver, Culver, 1 1 1 MAT MAT BAT Culver. W S Culver, 2 2 OUI QUI 1 COL NOB Cunningham. Cure. L W Curbs. Curbs, 1 Coldwater COL COL Cummings, L C Cummins, E R ALG BAT BET COL GIR 1 Culver, Culver, Union KIN 3 1 2 9 9 BAT MAT BET UNI UNI �Index t o the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Not P a Curtis, E Curtis. Horace Two. & Sec w 1 1 Davis, J 2 BRO (34) BUT (15,16) Davis, J T 7 SHE (26) 3 NOB (11) MAT (24) BUT (24) Curtis. Ira 1 BUT (24) Davis, Jacob Curtis. John 3 NOB (2) Davis. Mary 1 Curtis, Levi 1 BUT (15) Davis, 0. F 1 COL (6) OVI Curtis, O. D. 1 BUT (15) Davis, S 2 Curbs, William 1 BUT (14) Davis. T 2 OVI (9) Cushman, 1 MAT (23,24) Davis. William T. 7 SHE (34) Cushman, D. V. B. 1 M AT (12) Dawson, J. L 3 CAL (8) 6 Girard Village Cusick, C. 1 BUT (33) Day, Cutler, S. S., Dr. 4 COL (15) Day, A. 6 Girard Dir Cutter, S. S . Physician 5 Coldwater Dir. Day, C., Estate of 2 ALG (27) Cuyler, A. 1 GIR (31) Day, 1 BUT (19,30) Cuyler. E., Mrs. 9 UNI (26) Day. Jared 1 BUT (28) Cuyler, R. 1 GIR (31) Day, Oliver 2 QUI (17.18,19,20,29) Daggett, H. D 2 QUI (12) Day, William A . Mrs 9 UNI (7) Daggett, J. R. R. 2 QUI (12) Dayharsh. J 1 BAT (14) D u e . Levi 7 SHE (28.29) Dayton & Kingston S. Mill 9 UNI (23) Dailey. Cath. 6 Bronson Village Dean, C 3 GIL (19,20) Dailey, N. 2 QUI (22) Dean, J E 1 GIR (17) Dally, N. 6 Quincy, Village of Dean. Joseph 6 Girard Village Dane, H 7 SHE (30,31) Dean, Joseph 1 GIR (23) Dane, Joel 7 SHE (29,30,31) Dean, L 6 Girard Village Danes, F 1 MAT (28) Dean. 1 BUT (22) Daniels, Cynthia 2 OVI (14) Debois, H. 2 OVI (13) Daniels, Eliza A. 1 BUT (14) Decker, 2 OUI (2,11) Daniels, 3 BET (12) Decker, J. H. 1 BUT (12,13) Daniels, L O. 1 BAT (13,14) Decker. J. W. 1 MAT (19) Darling, H. W 1 BAT Decker, L 1 BUT (3.4) Dart, C P 2 BET() Decker, P. G. 3 CAL (12) Daugherty. T 4 COL (15) Decker, R. D. 2 OUI (12) Daugherty, T. 4 COL (22) Dedrick, J. E. 1 GIR (23) Daugherty, T - Resident 5 Coldwater Dir. Deeds. Sol 3 GIL (3,10) Davenport 1 BUT (15) Deemer, D. 3 CAL (20) David, A. 1 BUT (28) Detoe, 1 BAT (16) David, 1 BUT (33) DeHart & Hiscock 5 COL (21) Davis, A. % Union City DeHart & Hiscock 1 COL (20.21) Davis, A. J. 7 SHE (36) Delarnater, H. S. 1 BUT (34,35) Davis, 3 GIL (15) DeLamater, Mrs. 7 SHE (6) Davis, David 14.-Book Seller 5 Coldwater Dir. DeLamater, William 7 SHE (6) Davis, E. 2 OVI (4) Demarest Est. 6 Girard Village Davis, E. 2 OVI (35,36) Demarest House 6 Girard Village Davis, E 3 GIL(11) Demarest, A. 1 BUT (21) Davis. E. 2 BET (30) Demarest, C. E. (Demererest) 1 GIR (14) Davis, Emery 2 OVI (20.21) Demarest, C. H. 1 BUT (18) Davis, F 3 GIL (10) Demarest, Mrs (Dernerest) ¬ Girard Village Davis, G 2 OVI (4) Demarest P. (Demerest) 6 Girard Village Davis. G. S. 1 GIR (31) Demarest, William 1 GIR (23) Davis, H 9 UNI (36) Demarest, William (Demerest) ¬ Girard Village Davis, 3 GIL (10) Demeritt John 2 BET (27) Davis. 7 SHE (7) Deming, W. 2 ALG (18) Davis, J 3 BUT (2) Denham, Cornelius 1 BUT (25,36) 1 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Hams I N I N f Derma & Starr-Insurance 5 2 TOS. Donley, J Dons, James Dennis.Dawd B.V.Pres.,C N.Bk 5 2 Denrison, E. Dennison, E. 5 Dennison, H. T. Dennison, L Dennison, O. 1 Dennison, S. M. 1 UNI 5 9 9 9 1 Dons, Mather Doolittle, H 7 9 3 Dorne, R. Dory, Jacob 2 COL 3 3 1 5 M AT Dorris & Morehead Sash 1 9 COL Dorns, A. NOB Dorsey, Jarnes Depue, H Depue. J 3 3 3 7 GIL CAL BUT BRO 3 Dent,. Elizabelh 1 BUT BET 2 Dennison, W. H. 3 3 3 1 Depue, H. CAL BUT 1 Dons, D. Dome, Bridget M AT UNI UNI 7 3 2 3 3 BRO GIL 1 GUI 1 1 GIR 3 7 SHE SHE CAL 3 7 CAL Depue. M. 3 5 KIN Doubleday, G. C. Doubleday, H. M. Douglass, A., Jr. Depue. N. 3 3 GIL Douglass, D A. Depue, N. 3 1 NOB Douglass, Daniel A -Reg Deed 5 2 ALG GIL Dove, William Dovey. William M AT GIR(1) Dow, Smith 1 7 B AT Downer & Young-Blacksmiths 5 6 Depuy, J. H. 2 Desor, J. 9 3 3 Deunoyies. G. B. Dewey 1 1 5 1 G I R ( 11 ) Downs, H. Dewitt. James C 2 3 ALG(11,17) Doyle, S. Dexter. Thomas 1 3 BUT Draper, D. Dewey. Sally 1 Diarnond, A. Dibble, A. 1 1 9 1 Dickerson, A. 3 2 7 B AT CAL 3 Drury, H. OVI Dubendorf, 0. Duester, D. Dufoe.CA Dingman, B. 3 5 KIN 7 2 1 1 SHE Duhir, N ALG Dufur, William 7 CAL QUI QUI Duguid. E. 3 Duguid, H Heirs of 2 2 3 9 7 ALG CAL Duguid. J R (Duguld) Dumont, J 9 Dunham. N 2 Dolph, D 3 1 BUT Dunkle. J L Dolph. P 1 3 BUT Dunks, D S CAL Dunks. F. J 3 7 1 7 B AT UNI 3 ALG ALG 7 Dockpe, A Docile, A 3 3 7 3 1 7 7 1 ALG BUT M AT 9 1 Donihue E. Mrs 3 2 Dobbs. Joshua 3 Dobson, A 2 Dobson. George 2 1 B E T (13) & OVI BRO 3 5 1 9 3 7 Dixon. Thomas 2 2 Dube. Charles Dulur. I. B AT 5 Disbro, D B 6 7 3 3 Dubois & Hakes S. S. Mill CAL 1 5 BET 7 BET 2 B U T ( 11 ) 3 CAL 5 Dubendort, S. Dubendortf, J. Dubendortf, John COL GIL Dimond. A. Dingman, E., Mrs. Dion, M 6 7 2 Dubendorf, J. C. Dickinson Webb & Co Dry Gds 5 2 5 7 BRO BRO SHE 7 QUI 1 3 7 1 2 3 2 3 7 3 3 2 Drury, E. 2 Dillon, Charles ALG SHE BUT COL 2 Dickinson, R. 3 1 Dickey, Sarah 9 3 3 ALG Drum, M. Dickey, James Dickinson, A. B. 1 Dickinson, G. (Dickenson) CAL 3 7 1 Driggs, J., Heirs of Druck, S. 9 1 7 2 OVI Dickey. G W UNI 2 Dnggs, F. A., Heirs of BUT QUI ALG B AT 9 BUT Dickerson, A 1 3 Dickey & Stillman S S. Mill 2 1 3 7 3 Draper, S. Dresser, N. B. Dickenson & Moulton-Fum. 5 2 Dickerson & Webb 2 1 Draper. 0. R. COL UNI 9 7 7 7 CAL C A L ( 11 ) CAL UNI QUI CAL SHE( 12,13) 9 COL �EPP" Philadelphia, Pa. Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, tint a i n Dunlap, A/exander Dunlap. James 7 C A L (7) 2 BRO (23) 9 ALG Eggleston, H 2 BRO (26) C A L (4,5) Eggleston, H M 2 BRO (16,21) M A T (35) Eicher, A. 3 N08(17) M A T (35) Elcho, William 3 KIN (7) B R O (20) Elco, John 3 GIL (13) B R O (23) Elco, William (Elope) 3 GIL (12) 9 C O L (33) Ekfred & Tayior 1 BUT (28) 5 M A T (19) Eldred, A. 1 GIR (1) Eldred, 1 GIR (2) B R O (23) Eldred, Joseph 2 QUI (3) G I R (36) Eldridge & Seymour 1 COL (14) G I R (36) Eldndge, 1 COL (13,24) GIR(36) Eldndge, G. R. 1 GIR (6) B R O (1.12) Eldndge, 1 GIR (6) B U T (28) Eldridge, 9 UNI (1) C O L (15) Eldndge, 1 COL (23) B R O (13) Eldridge, S. W. H. 1 COL (14) B r o n s o n Village Elliott, G. C. 1 BUT (12) BET Elliott, L. S. 1 BUT (12) 2 Dunlap, William 3 7 Dunn. Cary (Carey) 1 Dunn, Geage 5 1 Dunn, M 5 2 Dunn. W 3 2 Dunton. W 3 1 Dupes, H 1 Durbon. Mary A. B Dusenbeny, L. A. 2 3 Dutcher, J. M. (Ducher) 1 Dutcher. L. (Ducher) 1 Earl, J. E. 3 4 5 2 3 ¬ Earl. John 1 3 1 Eacker, George J. Earl, J. E 1 2 Dyer, T 1 1 Dutcher, W H. (Ducher) Dwight. John 2 T E . 3 2 5 (18) 2 BRO (26) Eggleston, C. Eggleston, Emma. Hers of 9 3 Dunlap. Thomas T w p . & Six ALG 2 3 Earl, Lams M 2 3 B R O (12) Elliott, L S. 1 BUT (1) Earrand, J. W 1 5 M A T (3) Elliott, S. 1 BUT (1) Elliott, S C -Liquor Importer 5 Coldwater Dir Ellis, H. 3 CAL (9) Easton, D. J.-Ed.,U.C. Register 5 6 U n i o n City Ellis, H. H., E s t of 3 CAL (15) Eaton, k W. B U T (28,33) Ellis, Willard T. 3 CAL (3,4) M A T (31) Elsey, D. 3 CAL (2) B R O (3) Elting, Rachel 1 GIR (5) M A T (32) Ely. W. S. (Fly) 1 BUT (2,11) 5 M A T (31) Emons, P. W. (Emmons) 2 QUI (20) Union City East End Drug House Eastman, Mrs 5 2 6 5 1 B r a n c h Village 3 Eberhard, B. G. 1 5 Eberhard, D. (Ebertiart) 2 Eberhard. J. 5 1 Eberhard, J. D. 3 1 Eberhard. J. J 1 5 M A T (30,31) Engle & Walsh-Carriages % Eberhard, J. L. 1 5 M A T (16,17,20) Engles, C 1 MAT (29) 7 O V I (26) Enos, 2 ALG (12) O V I (34,35) Ensley. George 1 BAT (10) O V I (26) Ensley, Jacob 1 BAT (15) BAT (15) Echtinaw. A. 2 Echtinaw. John 2 7 Echtinaw, Rebecca Eckeles, J. 2 2 1 Ectvight, J., Est of 3 1 Eddridge, J. (Eldridge?) Eddy, J R. Eddy, J R. 7 2 5 9 5 Eddy, James 7 5 7 Q U I (5) Ensley, L., Mrs. 1 N O B (16) Ent C ilac 3 KIN (10,15) BET Erb, L 1 COL (27) U N I (4) Ernest, 1 COL (26) U n i o n City Erritt, 6 Girard Village U n i o n City Estlow, B. S. 1 GIR (20) Eddy. S G 5 7 U n i o n City Ethendge, 5 COL (16) Ecknond, E. 2 3 B R O (6) Etheridge, C. S. (Ethrage) 2 QUI (16) C o l d w a t e r Dir. Ethendge. C. S. (Ethrage) 6 Quincy, Village of Q U I (20,21) Ethendge, T C.- J. P. 5 Coldwater Dir. B U T (3) Ethndge. Abagail 3 KIN (7) G i r a r d Village Ethridge, T. C -Insurance 5 Coldwater Dir. Edmonds, Chas E . Comm. Edrnonston, H. B. 5 2 2 Edwards, T. I. 1 1 Edwards, W. H. 3 6 5 Eggleston, A. 4 9 C O L (16) Evans, J. W. 2 OVI (30.31.32) Eggleston, A. 1 3 B U T (1) Evans. 2 QUI (15) Eggleston, B 2 3 ALG Evans, Thomas P. 1 BUT (16.29) ALG Evans. W S Z 13E7(19 Eggleston, Benjamin 2 6 1 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Nmar2 B 11111.A.. M Ferguson, W 2 BET (32) Everen, Iiirs 9 Girard Village Ferguson. William 1 COL (1) Everitt, James- Shoes. Boots 6 Girard Dir. Ferrew, C. 2 BRO (19) Ewers, C. E. G. 9 UNI (5) Fettenberg, 1 COL (35) Ewers, C. E.-Drugs. Medicines 5 Union City Fetterly. J. 1 COL (23) Ewers, G. 5 Union City Feneriy, N 1 COL (19) Ewers. H. F. 9 Union City Fetterly, T. ¬ Branch Ewers. H. F -Drugs, Medicines 5 Union City Field, Stdney 1 BAT (27,29) Exchange Holel 5 Union City Filkins, A. E., Heirs 5 COL (21) Everett, D 1 1 GIR (23,24) Exchange- 5 Coldwater Dir. Filkins, Eliza 5 COL (21) Failing, Joseph 7 SHE (12) Filkins, J. 9 UNI (27) Failing. L . Mrs 7 SHE (20) Filkins, J. E. 5 COL (21) Far Grounds, Coldwater 1 COL (16) Filkins, J. F. 1 COL (21) Fairbanks. C W 1 BAT (13) Filkins, W. W. 1 MAT (22) Fairbanks. S. D. 1 BAT (13) Fimp4e, J. B. 7 SHE (20) Fallas, Emma 2 OV1 (8) Fink, 3 NOB (3,4) Fallas, M. 2 OVI (5) Finley, k , Est of 3 NOB (12) Falls, Mrs. 6 Bronson Village Finley, Mrs. 2 BRO (26) Fancly. A. 9 UNI (35) Finney, L. S 2 ALG (13,24) Farwell. L. 1 BUT (20,29) Firth, George 4 COL (22) Farwell. William I. 1 BUT (27,34) Fish Lake- (Huyck's Lake) 3 KIN (11) Faude, Phillip F.-Shoe Repair 5 Coldwater Dir. Fish Lake-Noble Twp. 3 NOB (8) Faulk. William 2 BRO (31) Fish, E. J 1 MAT (35) Faulk, William H. 2 BRO (31) Fish, George W. 1 COL (27) Faulks, William 3 NOB (16) Fish. H. M 1 MAT (35) Faust D. 3 NOB (22) Fish, Levi 2 QUI (32) Fawks, M. 3 CAL (3) Fisher, F. H. 7 SHE (10,15 Fawn River 3 NOB (18,20) Fisher, J. 6 Girard Village Faxon, E. S 1 MAT (21) Fisk, A. C. 1 COL (23,26) Faxon. J 1 GIR (13,24) Fisk, A. C.-Horse Breeder 5 Coldwater Dir Fay & Boon 2 QUI (24) Fisk, C. B 3 KIN (8) Fay, J W 2 QUI (25) Fisk, E. C. 1 MAT (21,28) Faye tle House 6 Quincy. Village of Fisk, J. D. W. 4 COL (22) Fayette House-H.L.Sillick Prop 6 Quincy, Village of Fisk, J D W 1 COL (22,23) Feagles. C S 1 GIR (1) Fisk, Levi-Carpenter 8 Quincy. Village of Fear. Jane 2 QUI (20) Fisk, Mary Jane 1 MAT (16) 3 CAL (8) Coldwater Dir. Feller, A. 9 UNI (22) Fisk, Rachel Feller, A. N. 3 GIL (9) Fisk, Smith W. - Hats .Boots 5 Feller, F. 9 UNI (23) Fisk, W L 1 COL (14) Feller, Sylvester 9 UNI (24) Flaherty, J 2 ALG (27,34) Fenner. C 2 OV1 Flandermeyer&Carls-Wool 5 Coldwater Dir. Fenner. C. 2 BET (13,14) Flandermeyer, H - Shoes 5 Coldwater Dir Fenner, T. 3 GIL (4) Flandermyer & Carts Tannery 4 COL (22) F-enno, G. G 1 BUT (212) Flanders, C. 2 BRO (24,25,35) Feno. Samuel 1 COL (36) Flanders, C H . 3 NOB (2) Ferguson. A , Mrs 3 KIN (7) Ramming, - 2 BET(11) Ferguson, B R 1 COL (33) Flint. Amos 3 KIN (4,5,9,16) Ferguson D 2 BET (2) Flint Henry P 3 KIN (17) Ferguson. E 9 UNI (23) Flint, Ira A 3 KIN (17) Ferguson. G , Dr 4 COL (15) Flint, R S 3 KIN (9) Ferguson. George D r 5 Coldwater Dir. Flint S. 3 KIN (16) Ferguson. S 2 OM (3,4) Flint, &llama 3 KIN (9) 1 �IO Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Twp. & Sec Nome R a o Flynn, James 3 KIN (2) Freeman. John 2 BET (9,10,15) Flynn. John 3 KIN (2) Freernan, S 2 BET (21) GIL (2) French. 3 CAL (14,24) 3 CAL (13,14) 3 Foglesong, CAL (6) French, E V Fonda, 1 BAT (12) French. G. 3 N08(14) Fonda, 1 COL (18) French, H. 9 UNI (6) F-onda, D. C. 1 BAT (12) French, 1 GIR (6) Fonda, W. H. 1 BAT (13) French, 3 CAL (13) Ford, D. R. 1 BUT (14) French, J. & W. 1 GIR (6) Ford, L R. 7 SHE (29) French, J., Est of 3 CAL (13) Fad, Thomas 3 CAL (22) French, John, Jr. 3 CAL (24) Fordharn, E. G. 6 Bronson French, Levi 1 GIR (18) Fadham, S. 6 Bronson French, M. 5 Union City Fordham, S. 1 MAT (15) Frick, C. (Fnek) 1 BUT (7) Foss, 3 KIN (9) Friend, 3 NOB (24) Foster, E . D. 1 GIR (18) Friesner, A. S. 2 BRO (26) Foster, Elizabeth 3 GIL(11) Fnnk, 2 QUI (4) Foster, I., Est of 6 Girard Village Froe, C. 2 BRO (7) Foster, 2 QUI (34) Frouat, T. W. 9 UNI (34) F o l R.l T.e t t e , 3 7 Foster, Fo J D. 1 BAT (29) Fry, B. H. 2 BRO (29) Foster, Julia 3 GIL (6) Fry, David 2 BRO (27.31) Foster, M. A. 2 ALG(11) Fry, 2 BRO (29) Foster, Mrs. 6 Girard Village Fry, Emanuel-Saw Mill (Frey) 6 Bronson Dir Foster, P. 2 BET (35) Fry, John 2 BRO Foster, T. J. 3 GIL (18) Fry, John 3 NOB (5,6) Foster, W. 3 CAL (2) Fry, Peter 3 NOB (18) Foster, WilliamR.-Ald.3rdWard 5 Coldwater Fry, W. S. 2 BRO (28) Foster. William R.-Insurance 5 Coldwater Dir. Ft W. J. & S. R.R. 3 CAL (22 at al) Fowler, H. 2 BET Fulcher, George 1 GIR (25,36) Fowler, S. 2 QUI (31) Fulcher, William 1 GIR (36) Fox, A., Est of 6 Girard Village Fulk, John 1 COL (36) Fox, A., Est. of 1 GIR (16) Fulk, William 2 OVI (2) Fox, Amos 1 GIR (36) Fuller's Station, MC&LM RR 2 OVI (14) Fox, D. 2 BET (30) Fuller, --- 1 BAT (16) Fox, D. 2 BRO (25) Fuller, A. 3 GIL (17) Fox, 1 COL (35) Fuller, A. M. 2 OVI Fox, Harriet 6 Girard Village Fuller, C. B. 2 BRO (2,3) Fox, 1 COL (35,36) Fuller, E. G. 5 COL (21) Fox, John 2 BRO (24) Fuller, E. G. 1 COL (21,36) Fox, Lucinda 2 ALG (30) Fuller, E. G. 5 Coldwater Dir. Fox, M. M. 1 COL (31) Fuller, G. 2 BRO (13) Fox, Peter 1 COL (36) Fuller, G. 2 BET (19) Fox, 2 BET (28) Fuller, J. 3 GIL (8,17) Frager, C. A. 7 SHE (24) Fuller. John 3 NOB (24) Frantz, S. P. 7 SHE Fuller, L. P 2 ALG (2) Frazer. 0. W. - Auctioneer 3 SHE (?) Fuller, P. 2 BET (19) Fredenburgh, L 7 SHE (5,8,17) Fuller, T. 2 BET (19) Frederick, 1 MAT (8,17) Fuller, T. A. 2 BET (18) Fredrick E. S. V OVI (23) Fulton. G. W. 1 MAT (15) Frednck, Emeline 2 OVI Fulton, 7 SHE (18) Freeman, 2 BET Fulton, 7 SHE (6,7) Freeman, 2 BET (9) Furguson, 2 OVI (5) 1 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Nan h u t 'rpm. Furlong, J. P. G u t , Eliza 3 2 G¬198. A Gage, D. 3 7 a 2 1 Gage, Elias Gage. Richard Gage, T. M. 1 9 1 5 2 2 G I L (4) G i f f o r d , O V I (27) G i f f o r d , D. D. 5 2 6 5 A L G (1,12) G i f f o r d , Q U I (25,36) G d f o r d , David -Resident Farmer 5 6 E. 1 7 B AT C O L (3) G i f f o r d . Q U I (21) G i f f o r d , B E T (13) G i f f o r d , E. H. Ira 2 2 1 5 5 7 Gage, William M.¥Mfg. Rifles 5 2 C o l d w a t e r . Dir. G i f f o r d , J. R. 9 Gailbraith, William a 2 7 Gaines,WestLeach-Wagons Galbraith, William Gallop,..1 % 1 9 7 O V I (1,2) G U n i o n City C O L (36) B A T (36) i f f o r d , L P. G i l b e r t , G i l b e r G i l b e r t t A. H. BET BET B AT UNI BET 3 , , BET 6 1 3 KIN 9 5 Gallop, James Gallup, C. M. a 2 , 5 B E T (21.22) G i l b e r t , B E T (1) G i l b e r t H. C. James Gallup, F. T. Garber, David a 2 l 3 A L G (32) G i l b e r t , B R O (36) G i l b e r t , S. 1 William S. B E T (3) G i l e a d C A L (8,9) G i l e a d B R O (34) G i l l a m . Lake-Gilead Twp. 3 3 P. 0.-Gilead Two. 3 3 -6 3 Gardiner. ---- (Gordineer) a Gardiner, G. 3 7 Gardner, ¥ 2 3 Gardner. A_ 1 Gardner, E. T. M A T (11,12) G i l l e m . I. 1 N O B (12,13) G i l l e n , D. 1 M AT ( 11 ) G i l l e n , G. W. C O L (14) G i l l e n , L. M A T (3,14 G i l l e s p i e , H. 9 9 1 5 7 U n i o n City Garrett, N. 3 7 C A L (1) G i l l e t t , D. Gary, J. M. Gary. L. 1 3 3 B U T (1) B U T (1) G G i i l l l l e e t t t t , , D. N. L. C O L (21) G i l l e t t , B R O (13,24) G i l l e t t , S. S. B. B A T (7) 1 Gas Works Gas, David F. 4 Gales, E. P. 1 9 3 2 7 Gales, George 2 3 Gales, J Gales, M 7 2 3 Gates, S 1 7 B A T (6) 3 S H E (26) B U T (33) Gehmg, George 7 George. Alonzo 2 George. B. Est of S H E (35) 3 3 George, E. & Co 2 2 Gidcfings. E. S. Gifford, D e l t e 7 UNI 3 2 BRO 7 OV1 UNI 9 3 1 7 9 CAL(1) COL t , S. P. 2 3 ALG t , W. F 1 9 COL t A L G (19) G i l G G i i G G t n e r , John F p s o n , r a r d . i l r e a a s A.-Machine Shop B D Quincy, QUI e a s o n , E. M. a s o n , W. 9 7 9 1 , e O V I (5) G l e s s n e r , N O B (9) G o d d a r d , A. S. C. A. A L G (29) C. A. a 1 d l d 5 n l d KIN 6 o G o 5 -Village of M AT SHE r G G 7 W 3 Village of C A L (11) 9 1 9 l l B R O (7) a 3 l i 7 Germond, Granville S -Coder 1 3 Gibbs, D. 1 5 Gibbs, E B 1 3 Gibbs. Mary C i G GIL GIL UNI UNI SHE 2 3 7 1 3 George, L G BUT COL B AT 9 D. COL BUT UNI S H E (22,23,36) G i l l f o r d , J. H.-Pianos,Organs % B R O (28) G l i S O C I , Hannah 1 5 7 1 B R O (13) 7 9 1 G i l l e t t , 9 1 Garman, F. Gibson, J D Gibson, P D 3 1 5 5 9 5 George, H B George, J. 4 3 3 Gardner, H. Gardner. N. C. Gardner, S. Gates, William Geer, 0. P. 4 1 COL KIN r d , B U T (9) & Bus Dir. G o d f r e y , A E M A T (33) G o d i n , J. B U T (1) G o f f , F. 2 1 1 3 4 1 5 9 E BUT COL COL S 1 3 6 GIR 7 B AT KIN 6 5 U N I (21) G o l d e n , J. M. 2 1 QUI U N I (36) C A L (5) G o G o l l d d e e n n , , S. M William 2 1 1 QUI OUI o o d d 9 NOB(10,11) COL C O L (18) U N I (1) G G o c 1 , , I. James 2 3 1 1 �NIPP' Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Nem: Good, John a Good, S. 1 3 Goodale, --- n 1 T n . , & Sac N O B (1 7) G r a v e s b e c k , D V,A1 9 C O L (23.26) A. (Grawbadge() 1 5 1 5 G r a w b a r g e r , M A T (2) G Goodliffe, R, Hers of (Goodlif) 3 7 C A L (2) G Goodman. C. T A L G (22,23) 2 3 Gccdmen, George P 2 & p a t c h , James 3 7 Goodrich. S. 2 5 GE:co:Win, C. A. 1 Goodwin, F 5 2 9 Goodwin, Sarah 1 Goodwin, William 5 2 3 r a r a G A L G (22,23) y y r G a r A, P , Abraham y a , B. y 1 U N ) (20) 5 3 5 6 K I N (16.17.20,21) 5 G i r a r d Village , D. L. 9 A L G (6,7) S H E (31) G r a y , G. W. 3 5 K I N (17.20) B E T (33) G r a y , J. M. 1 7 B A T (23) M AT ( 1 6 ) G r a y , J. N. 1 5 M A T (21) A L G (26) G r a y , Mary 1 9 C O L (31) , 2 M A T (9,10,16) G r a y A L G (35) G r e e n , William Alexander R. 2 5 B E T (1,2) 3 G I L (16) 1 C O L (22) 1 1 G I R (25) G r e e n , D. 1 1 G I R (14) G r e e n , D. N., Judge Gorball, J. 1 D. N.-Judge of Probati 5 2 3 Gorball, R. 1 1 1 Gordinier, J. (Gordiner) Gordinier, William 3 7 2 9 B U T (19,30) G r e e n , G I R (2 3,26) G r e e n , 4 3 Gorball, G. 1 M A T (35) M A T (27) Gorbal, E. Gorball, James 8 C O L (16) 4 D. N.-Super 1st Ward 5 2 C o l d n r a t e r Dir. G I R (23) G r e e n , D. S. A L G (3) C A L (17) G r e e n , D . Heirs of A L G (28) G r e e n , E. C. F. C. S. 2 9 3 3 3 G I L (4) 3 2 5 B E T (28) G r e e n , Gordinnier, J 2 6 B E T (28) G r e e n , H. 1 9 Gordon, J. M. 2 5 B E T (33) G r e e n , J. 1 7 B A T (18) A L G (28) G r e e n , J. 6 3 B r o n s o n Village 2 Gorham. A 2 5 Gottschalk, C. 2 Gottschalk, William Gould, A J. Gould, C. 3 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 Gould, C. Mrs. 2 Gould, H J. 1 2 1 B E T (23) G r e e n . James A L G (16) G r e e n , L. A L G (16) G r e e n , N. H. G r e e n a m y e r , G I R (36) G r e e n a r n y e r , G r e e n w o o 3 2 d C O L (19) 1 B A T (18) 7 2 7 E. 2 7 & Myers-Bakery Q U I (28) G r e e n w o o d , R. 2 1 C A L (18) G r e e n w o o d , R 5 3 Gould, P. 1 1 G I R (26,36) e r , James (Great) Gould, R. 1 1 Graaf, W. Graff, G, G I R (25,36) 9 1 7 Gregg Jacob 2 Graham, --- G U N ) (35) 1 B A T (1) 7 O V I (9,16) 7 B A T (18) Graham, D. 3 7 C A L (6) Graham, H 1 3 B U T (16) Graham, L L 3 3 G I L (17) Graham, 0 C 1 9 C O L (18) Granger. F 1 9 C O L (1) Granger. J 1 1 G I R (25) Graves, A 6 5 r G e r G r e G r G r G e r G G e B r a n c h Village G 1 9 C O L (30) r Graves, A B. 6 5 B r a n c h Village G William 9 9 . C 6 1 g o y , A. 2 1 Q U I (15,22) y , H. 2 1 Q U I (22) g o r y . J. J g o r y , Julius J.-Notary s s c n t l e e f f i f i 5 C . E. 3 r i t f i n B R O (16) G n n n e l Graves, Orval 2 1 i n l . N W i l l i a m N. , G G n n n e l l , n o m e 1 ) ) , C O L (1) 7 3 GIL 7 9 A. J. 1 C o l d w a t e r Dir C A L (4) 5 , G r i n n e l l , Q u i n c y , Village of Q U I (18,19) f 9 C . A. n 2 7 , M. B A T (26) 5 1 3 , G S H E (22,23) f D. M. 7 n B A T (20) 1 , 1 n G I L (13.14) 7 r . 3 6 B R O (1920,21) Q u i n c y , Village of r 7 Graves, 0 3 r 3 Graves. L B 2 o 1 3 Jarnes B R O (21) A Graves, E L 2 C A L (9) 3 . Graves, A S. Graves. L 2 y G r i f f i n . G K I N (5,6) 7 g i i , K I N (6,7) M 3 r g r Graves, A B , o e r G r C O L (21) 5 g e r John (Great) r O V I (12) C o l d w a t e r Dir. Q U I (8) 3 g e r G , e e e r G e e O V I (12) 5 2 7 e B A T (36) D. 3 r B R O (2,3) 7 Gould, J. G G I L (9,10) 3 1 Q U I (28) Q U I (17,20 3 G I L (4) Gordinnier A. Gordonier, George fifth. , 9 U N ) 2 7 9 OVI C O L (23) A. J. (Cririnell) 4 L. 1 9 5 C O L (12.23) C O L (22) T. 2 5 B E T (20) �NI Index to the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I by C. O. Titus, Nona Gnpman. H E 3 o 5 n 1111kLaic. K I N (18) H Gnpman, I. 3 5 K I N (7) Gnprnan, J. 3 5 a H l a l l , A l , C H. 1 K I N (18) H a l l , Edgar A L G (4) H a l l . J. C Grosse, A -Prop. Union House 5 2 C o l c k v a t e r Dir H Gnswold, A. C. 2 Grove. A. R. 3 1 Grow, Elijah 7 1 Grow, F N 3 Grove, Hannah B AT ( 11 ) , R E., & Son-Watches U N I (34) H a l l , Thomas B A T (23) H a l l , W. W. 7 2 Grow, A. R. 1 N O B (9) O V 1 (32) 3 C O I (21) Grundy. I. 1 9 C O L (13) Gruner, A. 1 9 C O L (7) Gruner, A. 1 7 Gruner. Joseph a H l l 7 B A T (1) a l l l H , e s a H k , 9 A L G (17) 5 2 3 7 C o r c k v a t e r Dir. C A L (16) % William c U n i o n City 2 3 A L G (17) 1 7 B A T (3) H. H. a H r n d m i l a H m a i A., & Son.-Insurance 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. S. C A L (24) s , o n , A H. 2 3 B R O (15) o n , A. J. 2 1 Q U I (26) t l l , 3 7 William t o n , H i p n . James 1 9 1 C O L (5) 5 M A T (24) 2 A L G (6) 3 1 7 B A T (12) r n i k i n , L. Gruner, W. 1 9 C O L (7) H a m i l t o n . Melissa 1 G I R (23) H a m i l t o n , V. a m h n , E. G. 2 3 B R O (22) n d , I. 4 9 C O L (16) d , I. 1 9 C O L (16) d , J. 1 5 M A T (5) H a m m o n d , N. 1 7 B A T (20) a m m o n d , W. H. a m m o n d , William William-Groc. 1 Gunthorp, Mary (Gunthrop) Guthrie, E. J. Gwin. B. 2 3 1 5 1 Hackett. S B E T (21) 5 2 3 2 9 3 7 1 Hagenbaugh, C. 0. Hager, J. C. 5 7 1 1 o m n o n m m o n d , n - - - , N. (Hankes?) n H a H a S H E (29) H a M A T (4) H n l r l y s , t Cyrus A. 1 9 B E., Est of , o m B A T (8) 3 Q u i n c y , Vilage of W B . H Haight, S. 1 3 2 3 B R O (15.26) Haines, R. V O V I (15,22) Harries, R. V O V I (9,16) hkst, James 3 7 Hakes & Dubois, S S AM Haiss, E. 2 K i e s . E. E. 2 9 9 2 r b a r H H C A L (12) H A L G (36) H A L G (25) H A L G (26) a a r r a g i h n g C O L (18,19) K I N (19) e r , S J e s s , a r l a r l o w Hole, P 0 C O L (24,25) n n o n 1 J . Store y H a 9 5 k e y . 3 1 2 P , 0. B. C O L (23) Q U I (28) 3 1 B E T (12) G I L (7) NOB(I4) 9 1 S H E (28) 1 3 3 B , 3 9 Betsey (Harkeness) 2 5 Jacob , B U T (12) B AT ( 3 0 ) 1 A e 7 3 , n 3 1 G I R (17,18) Jxob r l G I R (28) 1 George e H H , , , 1 1 1 J e C o l d w a t e r Dir 9 , g k r h r r a u c a a g H e , L F -Direchor S M.Bank 5 2 1 9 a H u 1 Thomas B U T (11) Harght, Phfrp a C A L (14) 6 H b 7 A. M A T (35) r C O L (32) C A L (20) 7 B U T (14) & Bus. Dir. H a r a n d i n e . ---a K I N (20) A L G (9) 7 3 U n i o n City 1 Haight, J 5 6 A. Hager, William H -Blacksmith 1 3 1 3 James U n i o n City 5 9 . a h 5 3 2 . M A T (17) 7 S. B. , s n n d e k n a , , k n a d o c n a H e d d a H h n n H B U T (11,12) c 5 5 a a N O B (11,13,14) 1 a R M A T (7) 1 H B U T (14) 3 m m B U T (30) 5 3 H S H E (31,32) 3 Hager, Joseph o 3 1 B R O (4) S H E (31) Hafer, William H. m a H N O B (12) 7 Hagenbaugh. C. C. H m 1 B R O (4) A L G (8) 1 Hafer, S. a H M A T (32) 3 2 Hacklen. James Hadkey, T 5 1 Hackett. Jane H m S H E (21,32,33.36) 2 Hackett H. a S H E (26,35) 7 H. Bush, Est of H H M A T (15) 7 Gwin. James B R O (4,9) M A T (8) 5 Gwin, J. R. a , e t i m d r Gruner. W. Gudner, H. A. H e e m a H t m a H B A T (12) 1 a H 2 A L G (18) B A T (9) H a l s t e a d , L . . D . - C l o t h i n g . Trunks 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir 7 5 H G I R (19) John S. C O L (16) 3 l U N I (24) , C O L (17,19,20) 2 l 3 Groves, L. James N. a 1 l G I R (13) 3 H 7 a , 1 9 4 H 1 Grove, W. B. l James B A T (9) 1 Grove. Samuel l , N O B (9) 9 Grove, Peter a l 1 1 7 1 Grove, P. l G I R (23,24) S H E (16) 1 9 Grow, J . Mrs. H a 1 7 U N I (2) 5 M A T (33) �NW` Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. 0. Titus, film Harrnon, R E n 1 Harmon, S p 2 Harmon. William P 9 e Twp. C O L (28) H a w l e y , A -Onginal Prop 9 A L G (23) H a w l e y , B G e y , D B e y , H B y , Harriet 2 1 Q U I (2) H a w l H a w l Harper. John 2 1 Q U I (4) Harpham, -- 4 5 C O L (15) Harpharn, J. X Harrington, 0. J. A L G (17) i 3 H 7 Haning1on, S. A.-Contractor 5 2 a H C A L (2) w a H l w a l w l C o l d w a t e r Dir H a w Harris, A. L. 3 7 C A L (2) a w l Harris. E. S. 2 5 B E T (28) H a B E T (29) H a Harris, Emily (Emmily) Z Harris, G. H. 2 5 B E T ( 11 ) Harris, H. H. 2 5 B E T (8) Harris, H. N. 2 5 Harris, HoraboN. 1 Harris, J. W. Harris, L. 3 3 M A T (10) H 7 C A L (8,16) a B E T (7) H , , W. B. l e y . William B 1 1 5 M A T (10) w n , T. 1 5 M A T (10) r l g r , n , Z. 6 5 B r a n d i Village W. S. 2 1 Q U I (30,31) 1 Q U I (18) e s , J. e s , W. W. e t n y e e t , e n S r 3 2 Nancy (Heyhtt) , e 2 . P. H a y n e s , H. a y n e s , H. A. 1 U N I (11) H , J S 1 , J. S. 2 3 B R O (26,35) 2 5 B E T (21) 5 B E T (21) Hart, J. L 2 Hart, J. L. 9 Hart, R. P., Est. of 3 Hartraner, William 1 1 H H H H 9 A L G (4) Hastings. Hester A 2 9 A L G (10) Hastings, J L . Mrs 2 3 A L G (4) 5 B E T (16) 3 3 G I L (4,5) H U N I (27) H Havens, Joseph 3 2 2 Hawks, C P 1 Hawley, A n , E E. a z n , E. E. e n , E F. z e n , E., Mrs. z z e e n a r d a e H e z a H O V I (30) e a a e t e t a t , Q U I (17) H e c k S H E (5) H e l t e m B U T (17) H a S H E (28) Thomas r , J S. S H E (27) 5 1 M AT ( 1 2 ) 1 2 e n A o l 7 9 , C O L (9) a y C O L (36) 5 H K I N (10,15) B A T (27) U N I (4) U n i o n City n e d n e d r e s r e , s n o . n H e e n n d d e r r i s William B k n s C E , Mrs , 1 7 1 5 O V I (31) O V I (31) N O B (4) S H E (19,20) 9 6 C O L (8) U n i o n City E 3 B r o n s o n Village G. W.-Telegraph E G B r o n s o n Dir. T.. Est o f N O B (1) 3 1 , J. 2 9 A L G (12) H e n d r i c k s , L 2 3 A L G (12) 2 c o 3 & Richardson H e n d e r s o n , H 2 7 V. R. (Henthom) 2 7 Jesse (Helzel) H e O V I (32) U N I (35) 1 m , w G I R (26) 9 , h S H E (27,28) S H E (32 7 , e S H E (28) 3 1 O V I (32) 7 M A T (6) 3 7 h t z C O L (16) 7 E. 7 7 9 3 e h Q U I (28) 5 M. C. d l a , 4 3 z H e m m i n g w a y . 9 5 e A L G (28) 3 1 z Q U I (28) 1 1 3 9 Hawks, Joseph S. Hawley, A 1 1 Hawes, H. a G I L (1) 1 2 Mary R. E. a H , 2 Q u i n c y , Village of H e c k a t h o m , H. (Herithom) 7 Hawes. E. C. Hawley. --- 7 2 Haviland, J. R. Hawk, J. G I L (5) d , H S H E (16) o n a 2 0 A L G (10,15) e H Hathaway, J. 2 3 z H Hastings, N. 6 2 William B E T (7) Havener. G. John H. M. M. 5 Haulterbaum, C. M A T (19) , , 2 3 5 , Haskins, R 7 3 1 s o B A T (1) U N I (36) 3 s w 7 9 N. A. s y C O L (30) John y a C O L (9,10,14) 9 , y a 9 , a H 3 y s s a H Hathom, J. D. e e H B U T (25) Hathaway. S. n n H G I R (35) 9 y y a s s N O B (7) 1 Hathaway, J. e e U N I (29.32) 1 U N I (25) 1 2 a a H Harvey, D Hasbngs. George 3 n p O V I (16) B A T (28,29) 9 H y 7 7 C A L (16) a B R O (16) 2 1 G I R (36) Hart, G. H. G I R (32,33) H 7 Hart, B. F. 1 , y a M A T (13) U N I (5,6) n y N Q u i n c y , Village of w 1 U n i o n City D 9 3 % S Q u i n c y . Village of 5 1 9 Q U I (9) 1 1 Harrison, W. Hart & Martin-Tailors Q U I (3) 1 Harris, W. H. Harsh, A. B A T (2) 1 6 Martin-Saw Mill y y a y 2 e d a M -Saw Mill l a y H M N b a , , , y a H O V I (10) 5 y a H G I L (17) 7 2 a 5 2 Harris, W. H H 3 Harris, M. A. a y y y 7 2 e e B A T (3) U N I (5) 1 e l U n i o n City 7 9 e w a H B R O (25) 3 w H B E T (30) 2 Harris, J. L. H e % 1 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Twp, Colckvater Hinkley, M. BUT Hiscock & DeHarI SHE SHE SHE Hiscock, M. Hiscock, O. Hitchcock, Mrs. ALG Ho----, J. 2 3 BRO 9 ALG Hoard, C. 1 1 GIR 9 COL Hoard, G. 6 5 COL Hoben, R. 2 1 BUT BUT Hofer, W. H. - Blacksmith Hoffman, Anna 1 SHE Hog Creek-Girard Twp. 1 1 G I R (19 etal) SHE ALG Hog Lake- Gilead Twp. Hogoboom, C. 3 3 3 GIL NOB GIL SHE Hogoboom, J. G. 1 7 B AT Hogoboorn, J. G. 1 5 M AT SHE Holbrook, E. H. 2 3 BRO OVI Holbrook, Mary 2 3 BRO OVI Holbrook, S. ALG Holcomb, C., Mrs. 1 7 B AT ALG Holcomb, George 2 5 BET Nam, E w Henrsrvg. k -Beer Saloon 5 Henry, J. W. 3 a 1 Henry, M. 2 7 Henry, 0. J. Henry, William 7 7 Herb, D. B. 2 9 Hermance, H. D. 2 Herog, Cynthia 1 Heroy, Mrs. 1 9 Herricksville Bus. Directory 3 1 Herricksville Center 1 3 Herrington, A.. Est of 7 Herrington, C Hewett, B., 7 M r s . 2 9 Hewitt, N B Hibner, A. A. 3 3 7 Hicks. William 3 Hiesrodt E. 2 Hiesrodt Thomas Hildebrand, F 3 7 2 7 2 9 2 Hildebrand, William 9 2 1 5 BET Holcombe, Benjamin B 9 COL Haldeman, A. A. BAT Holden, C. Holckidge, I. 7 COL COL 9 9 QUI 1 3 2 1 COL COL BUT 3 3 7 2 1 1 COL 9 8 3 1 Hill, A. Hill, Horace Hill, J H., Mrs 9 1 4 Hill. --Hill, H. S. QUI 1 BRO 2 3 3 1 3 1 B AT ALG NOB 7 7 CAL B AT Hollenbeck, C (Holenbeck) 1 1 GIR Hill, J L. 4 9 COL Hallenbeck, C G. GIR Hill, John 2 1 Holley. C. 3 7 2 au' (12 ColdNater Holley, H. 3 7 CAL 5 2 Coldwater 7 CAL 7 OV1 Holley, W. 3 Holliday, Nancy A. 6 5 COL Holliday, Nancy A. 1 1 GIR 5 KIN 1 Hill, John J.-Dr. 5 Hill, John L.-Grain & Seed Hiller, M. E. A. 2 Hillier, C. E. 1 9 HiNiar, H. 1 9 COL Hollister, A. Wier, P. 1 9 COL Holloway, Capt. 1 QUI Union Holmes, C Hillman, A. 2 Hills, A. LHills, C. Hillyer, 1 2 Hillyer, R. B. 2 Hilton, C. BET 5 3 GIL 3 Hilton, Charles E Hilton, E. S Hilton, H. BUT BET 3 5 3 3 8 5 3 3 1 1 3 2 Holmes. D. 1 Holmes, D. A est. of BUT BRO 3 3 BUT Holmes, J. Holmes, J. 2 C 3 6 BRO B r a n c h Wage KIN Holmes, J. & Co -Saw Mill GIL Bronson Holmes, J. T. HOifilOS, Jonathan 2 2 3 BRO Honey Lake-Noble Twp 3 BRO Hoopangarner. G NOB BRO Hopkins, N. R 6 3 Hirnebaugh, Em (Himbaugh) 2 3 BRO BRO 1 2 Hirnebaugh, Emanuel NOB Hopunker. 2 Himebaugh, Mary (Hinebaugh) 2 3 BRO -4*iesI BRO Horn, Thomas Horton, G M BRO BRO 3 3 3 1 3 Hopkins, R Hopkins, S. Hopping. C J. 3 BRO 3 2 2 2 3 1 2 1 M AT Holmes, G Himebaugh, C. 3 CAL 5 Himebaugh, A. Himebaugh, D 3 1 Himebaugh. Daniel (Himbaugh) 2 3 Hirnebaugh, E. (I-finbaugh) 2 3 1 3 NOB GIL 1 9 COL 1 3 3 3 BUT BRO BUT 5 2 5 3 BET BET(10,11) B E T (25) & Bus Dir �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, NE Hoskins. J EN 2 TWD. & Sec QUI (9,10) Hulse, John 3 CAL (17) 1 BUT (26) Hoskins, M. 1 BUT (35) Humphrey, L Houck William, Est. of 2 ALG (10,14) Humphrey, L. R. 1 MAT (25) Houghtailing. 1 COL (12) Humphrey, M. 1 BUT (24) % Union City UNI (5) Houghtarling, 1 BUT (31) Hungerford, Houghtailing, L 1 COL (31) Hungerford, 9 Houghtaling, J. H. 2 OUI (36) Hungerford, 7 SHE (12) Houston, Cath. 3 GIL (5) Hungertord, 2 ALG (20) Houston. R (Huson) 2 BRO (36) Hungerford, M H. 2 ALG (20,29) Hovey. E S 1 BUT (20) Hungerford, William 2 ALG (17) Howard, 1 COL (18,34 Hunt, Amos 1 MAT (33) Howe, --- 2 OVI (1) Hunt B B 1 COL (12) Howe, Charles 1 BUT (16) Hunt J H 2 QUI (15) Howe. G. E. 1 COL (24) Hunt, William 3 KIN (15,22) Howe, G. L 1 COL (3) Huntley, M 1 GIR (3) HOWE). G. W 1 COL (10) Hurd, L. C. 3 GIL (4) Howe, G. W. 2 QUI (15) Hurd, L. C. 2 BET (32,33) Howe, 2 BET (6) Hurd, W. P. 9 UNI (28) Union City Howe, J B 1 COL (3) Hurd, W. P -Bank Director 5 Hower, A. 2 0 1 (17) Huriburt, 9 UNI (18) Hower, 2 OVI (2) HurIburt, W. H. 2 ALG (23) Howes, P. 1 BUT (31) Hurley, A. 1 BAT (17.21) Howland, 1 Bronson Village Hurley, A., & Sons-Meats 5 Coldwater Dir Howland, W. C. 2 OVI (7) Hurley, Ellen - Slaughter House 1 COL (9) Home. 0 2 ALG (15) Huriey, George 1 BAT (20) Hoxie, 2 ALG (10,11) Hurley. J 1 BAT (9) Hoyt, Daniel 3 KIN (9,16) Husker. George 1 GIR (34) Hoyt, E T 2 ALG Huston. Catharine 2 BET (32) Hoyt Henry 3 KIN (4) Hutchings, R. C. 1 BUT (15) Hoyt, Thomas 1 MAT (13) Huyck, H. 3 KIN (11,14) Hubbard, C T , heirs of 9 UNI (27) Hyde. Mrs. 9 UNI (23) Hubbard, G A 9 UNI (9) Ide. Daniel 1 BAT (5) Hubbard, 1 BAT (6) Ide, 1 BAT (23) Hubbard, 9 UNI (16) Ide, H H 1 MAT (2) Hubbard, P. 1 GIR (5,8) Imber, J. 1 BAT (2,3) Hubbard, 1 BAT (3) Imhoff, J. (Inhult) 3 NOB (15) Hubbard, 9 UNI (35) Immet D 3 GIL (10) Hubbard, S. F. 1 BAT (6) Immel. J. 3 GIL (21) Hubbard, W. R. 9 UNI (17) Incian Point Coldwater Lake 2 OVI (27) Hudson, 1 GIR (22,23) Ingiesby, S (Ingleby) 1 GIR(11) Hudson, Samuel 1 GIR (21) Inman, Charles 3 GIL (9) Hufstader, F. 7 SHE (30) Inman, G 3 GIL (9) Hugemin, D. 1 GIR (13) Inman, 3 GIL (9,10,16) Hughes. 2 BET (35) Isharn, W. J. 7 SHE (24) Hughes, 3 GIL (1,2) Island Pond-Gilead Twp 3 GIL (3) Hughes, James 2 ALG (34) Ives, I. C. 2 OVI (6.7) Hull, H P 1 COL (10) Ives. I. C. 5 COL (21) Hull, 9 UNI (20) Ives. 0 . C.-Farrier 5 Colckvater Dir Hull. 0. 1 COL (24) Jackman, J. E (Jachman) 1 GIR (26) Hull, A . Mrs 4 COL (15) Jackson, A 1 BUT (21) Hulse, Charity 3 CAL (17) Jackson, H. T. 1 BUT (19) Hulse, Hannah 3 CAL (17) Jackson, J. D. 1 MAT (9) 2 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, hism, E m i t irtiduics. Jackson. 4 COL Jones, 7 SHE Jackson, W A. 1 COL Jones. 2 BET Jacobs, L Jacokes, T H. James, 9 1 1 1 UNI COL MAT MAT Jones. Jones. G W. Jones, Jones, BUT GIR KIN 2 ALG Jones, 1 1 3 1 7 Jameson, 3 CAL(13,1 Jones, 2 OUI Jameson, R. - CAL (3,9) & Jones, 2 QUI Jameson, 3 3 CAL Jones, 7 SHE Jefferds, R. 1 COL Jones. L. L Jeffrey. H. P. 3 NOB Jones, 3 2 KIN BRO Jemerson, Jenluns, 3 CAL COL Jones, 3 KIN 4 Jones. 2 3 QUI KIN SHE James, William T Jameson. BAT SHE 5 3 Coldwater Jones, Jenkins, NOB Jones, 7 Jenks. 7 SHE Jones, 3 KIN Jenne, QUI Jones, 7 SHE Jesseph, 2 1 COL Johns. 3 KIN Jones, Jones, 7 3 SHE NOB Johns, 3 KIN Jones, William, 7 SHE Johnson & % 1 Union Jordan, 1 COL Jordan, S., Est of 2 BUT ALG JenNns, F. Johnson, BRO Joseph, 2 COL Coldwater Joseph, Joseph, 2 2 Joseph, 2 9 MAT UNI 2 ALG QUI Johnson, 7 SHE Joseph, Joseph, 2 QUI Johnson, 1 GIR(11 Joseph, W)lliarn- 8 Quincy, Johnson, QUI Josselyn&Nossinger- 5 Coldwater Johnson, 2 1 MAT(12) Juckett, 4 COL Johnson, 2 BRO Judd. J C. 1 MAT Johnson, 9 UNI Judd, 9 UNI Johnson, 9 UNI Judd, L R - % Union Johnson, 1 1 Judson & Morrow - 3 Judson, 1 BAT MAT Mattison Jump, 3 1 CAL CAL MAT Johnson. Johnsen, L B 1 5 COL Coldwater Jump, 2 Johnson. L L Johnson. 1 2 3 9 COL UNI June, Junk 6 Kaher, Kaiser. J S 3 Johnson. Johnson, 1 Johnson, S W 1 Johnson. 3 2 Johnson. 2 1 Johnson. Johnson, C 5 Johnson, 1 Johnsen, Johnsen, Johnson, J.0. Joles, G W Jonas. Jonas, Jones & Burdell S Jones A n Jenes. 2 E 7 1 3 Girard GIP 2 QUI ALG (2,3,10,1 QUI BET OVI GIL NOB OVI Kanouse. 2 BET BAT CAL BET Kanouse, 2 OUI Kanouse, Kappler. Geo , Z BET Bronson BET COL Coldwater Branch SHE Kappler, GeorgeKauffman, Kawriaugh. 5 5 6 2 GIR keagie. 2 KIN Keel, E 2 BRO QUI Branch �Index to the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Mon Ra Keefer, 1 liaa._152 COL (9) Keyes, C. J.-General Mdse. 6 Bronson Dir. 1 MAT (16) Keeler, 2 ALG (4,9) Keyes. George Keeler, Samuel 2 ALG (3,10) Keyes, 2 BET (16) Keeslar, D. 2 BRO (24) Kibbe, C 4 COL (17) GIL (3,8,9) Klbourn, D 7 SHE (23) 7 SHE (27) Keeslar, 3 Keeslar, P. 2 BRO (25) Klboum, D., Est of Kessler, P. 3 GIL (17.20) M o u r n , F. 9 UNI (19,20) Keeslar, T. 2 BRO (25) Kboum, S. L 7 SHE (23,26) Keeslar, William (Keesler) 3 GIL (1,16,17) Klcoin, John 3 NOB (20,21) 3 BUT (2) Keesler. 3 NOB (8) Kilburn, S. Kehoe, -- (Kahoel 6 Bronson Village Kilmer, P. 2 BRO (19) Kehoe, J. ( K a t e ) 2 BRO (35) Kmbal, B. F. 1 BAT (5) Kehoe, P. (Kuhoe) 2 BRO (35) Kimball. W. 2 BRO (35) Keibier, John (Kebler) 2 0)/1(22) Kimber, R. 7 SHE (26) Keller, A. 3 NOB (4) Kincade, 1 BAT (9) Keller, H. 2 BRO (26) Knderhook P. O. 3 KIN (3) Keller, 3 NOB (15) Knebrook, Williarn-Farmer % Union City 1 BUT (2) GIR (34) Keller, John R. 3 NOB (21) King, A. Kelley, J. 1 COL (28) Kng, F. C. 1 Kellogg, O. 7 SHE (5,8,17) Kng, 1 BUT (2) Kellogg, S. 9 UNI (2) King, William 1 COL (2) Kelly. E D . 2 ALG (26) Kngsland, M., Mrs. 3 CAL (24) Kelsey. Ira 2 OVI (7) Kngston, D 1 GIR (9) Kelso. Henry 3 CAL (4,5) Kingston, 1 GIR (20) Kelso, John 3 NOB (24) Knsley, 1 GIR (4) Kinsley, M. 2 OVI (16) Kelso, Mathew 3 NOB (23) Kelso, W. H. 3 CAL (9) Knyon, A. W. 7 SHE (8) Kelso, William 3 NOB (23) Knyon, A. W., Jr. 7 SHE (17) Kemp. Normon 2 QUI (1,12) Knyon, H. 2 QUI (23,24) Kenknight. C. (Kennight) 9 UNI (28,32) Kirby, R. 1 GIR (2) Kenknight., F. 9 UNI (32) Kissinger, J 1 MAT (10) Kennedy, 1 BUT (28,29) Kittle, Danas 1 COL (10) Kennedy, 2 BET (18) Ktbidge. L. 0. 2 OV1 (19) Kennedy, 2 BET (9) Kttridge, 0. 2 OVI (9) Kennedy, 2 BET (18) Kline, 2 ALG (30) Kennedy, L S 1 BUT (29) Kne, Jacob 2 BRO (22,32,33) Kennedy, 2 ALG (23) Kinebrook, S 1 BAT (26) Kent & 3 BET (16) & Bus. D r. Kose & Thomas 7 SHE (33) Kent & Rogers 1 BUT (2) Kose, F. 1 BAT (22) Kent & Wood 1 MAT (13) P.:lose. Thomas 1 MAT (4) Kent, D. W 7 SHE (19,30) Knapp, 9 UNI (24) Kent, 1 MAT (15) KnaPP. 1 BUT (26) Kent, 2 BET (15,27) Knapp, S. F 2 ALG (5) Kent 1 COL (35) Knapp. William 9 UNI (9.16) Ki3nyon, J. V 2 OVI (21,22) Knapp, William 6 Quincy, %/ Kerns, 2 0\11(12) Knecht, Charles 2 ALG (19) Kesler, Henry 2 ALG Knecht, Charles 1 BUT (21) Kessen, 1 BUT (32) Kneoht, 2 ALG (19) Kesson, W. R. 1 BUT (22) Kneeland, 2 BET(1) Keyes, C. C. 2 BET (13) Kneeland, S. W. 2 BET (1) Keyes, C. J. 6 Bronson Village Knight, 3 NOB (8) Keyes, C. J. 2 BRO (2) Knight, 3 GIL (14) 2 �11 Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, boort P i o T w p . & Sec Knight, L . Mrs 17 B A T (28) Knorr, F. 33 G I L (10) L Knot 31 N O B (11) L a n g w o r t h y , E. Knowles, A 17 B A T (20) L a n g w o r t h y , J. B. Knowles, M. 9 U N I (8,16) L a n g w o r t h y , J. B. Knowles, Samuel J Saw mill 1 3 L a a n n a g John s . 3 G J. 1 3 3 3 n p h e r e , A T. Knowlton, E. A. 19 C O L (10) L a n p h e r e , A T -Insurance a r , L L a Knowlton, Williams & Co.-Mtg. 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir L a r Koch, 23 B R O (10) L a r a b e Kolassa, A. ((.gassia) 23 B R O (14) L a r a b e Kolassa, J. (Collossia) 23 B R O (14) L a r a b e e Kosmenck, J. (Cosmerick) 23 B R O (14) L a r c o r n Kosst, C -Catholic Pnest 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir Knchbaum, J. 43 C O L (16) /Oder, T. 31 N O B ( 1 1 ) L L r t Knser, S. 29 A L G (27) L a 37 C A L (1) L e Kriser, William 29 A L G (36) L a v KruPP. J. (Kra(*) 23 B R O (34) L a w Kuder, 0. F. (G. F.) 21 Q U I (19) L a w Kyser, S. 29 A L G (14) L a w Kytt, 9 U N I (25) L a L. Gerrow 27 O V I (12) L a L S. & M. S. R. R 19 C O L (22 et al) L S. & M. S. R.R. D E P O T LS. &M. S. R.R. 53 C O L (21) r e i n , b e e k i a b h )(riser. W. n r t t , C. & G e , R. 6 , S 2 , E. G. , . e , i n 61 Q u i n c y , Village of LS.&M.S.R.11-Wood Shed 63 B r o n s o n Village 8 2 A L G (27) O V I (7) S H E ( 11 ) A. 2 3 B R O (16) D. 2 3 B R O (16,21) e Lake Knderhook Twp 3 5 , R. 9 r e n c e , A. C. 3 5 r e n c e , A. C. 2 7 w r e n c e , G. H. w r e n o a , Harriett r w e n r e c n c 3 3 3 7 C A L (10) e , J. W. 2 9 A L G (34) J. W. 3 S a w r e n c e , S E w r e n c e , William R LaFleur, G 21 Q U I (19) L a w y e r . Lafleur, 13 B U T (24) L a y m a n LaForce, Josiah R.-Pumps 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. L a z a r u s , 6 6 7 S H E (26) 2 5 B E T (23) D 1 3 B U T (25) T 3 3 27 O V 1 (18) 9 U N I (28,29,32) L e a c h . W e s t G a i n e s - W a g o n s Lahym, S . Mrs 9 U N I (21) Lake George. 14nderhook Twp 35 K I N (21,22) Lake of tie Wcods-Rose Lake Lake, C. C.- Fire Insurance Agt 27 O V 1 (19) 33 u n k n o w n Lake. D 27 O V 1 (16) Lake, Ira 7 S H E (14) Larnprnan, A. 13 B U T (33,34) L e e . E L -Hamess.Saddes Larnpman. 13 B U T (33.34) L e e . George Larnpman. H. S. 13 B U T (11,14) L e e , Lampman, J.. Est. of 13 B U T (36) L e e , George Prop Lee's Add Lampman, L. Larnpman, P 25 B E T (35) L e e , H 0 Lane. H. S 65 G i r a r d Village Lane, 23 B R O (26) s e , , G i r a r d Village U N I (3) P Lahym a G i r a r d Village 9 Lahay, William e C A L (9,10) 5 J , 7 6 a y A L G (26) J. H. L b C A L ( 11 ) , L n 7 2 13 B U T (21) e O V I (33) U N I (3) J. A. 29 A L G (14) z K I N (3,10 e L a w r e n c e , a K I N (17,18,19,20) UNI(8) 9 Lade, William 21 0 0 1 (3) 3 7 Ladear, H L G I L (7) 7 F. L a w r e n c e , L B E T (23) 3 r a L.S.&M.S.R. R. Depot Freight B r a n c h Village e w B E T (22) 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir B E T (21) 5 3 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Q U I (32) 5 l a L 2 2 F. . 5 2 E. H. , p a g e e C O L (16) 2 1 A. s O V I (29) 5 2 , e o A -Lb r Dir W L a w r e n c e , L 21 Q U I (12-19) e a r r a h p a a L p p K I N (13) 3 a 19 C O L (16) 5 4 L 9 U N I (22) C A L (17,18) 7 44 C O L (16) C A L (18) 7 2 Knowlton, E A. Knowlton, F G I L (23) 7 3 B U T (28,33) & Bus. Dir. L a n p h e r e , k T. Knowlton, William N O B (1) 3 Gideon L e a t h e r b e r r y . 2 G I L (5,6) 5 6 5 U n i o n City B E T (9.20) A 7 S H E (14) L e a t h e r b e r r y . J 7 S H E (26,28) L e a t h e r b e r r y , S 7 L e L d e L L n e e L o , e , O 2 3 B R O (34) AS 1 1 G I R (33) e 2 , S. S. B. % 9 7 7 9 U n i o n City U N I (4.17) % J. R. , S H E (28) E G e o r g e B e , U n i o n City 5 5 U n i o n City S H E (17) S H E (5) U N I (33,34) 9 U N I (22.28) �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Num P u n I ma Lee, William G 9 LeeL L M U N I (9) 6 Legg, A. H. 3 1 9 C O L ( 11 ) Legg, C. N.-Township Clerk Lehr. William 5 2 7 Leisennng, M. C. 1 1 1 L Levalley, E. S. 7 Lew, C. 4 4 3 K I N (16) e , M. L i L t i L L i o C o l d w a t e r Dir. Liddle. G. 1 Like. A. P 2 Lilley, Daniel Lilley, J 5 3 3 3 1 Lilley, Samuel 1 Lirnbecker, L G. Lime Lake 5 1 7 1 7 o B R O (26) 7 S H E (34) 5 M A T (3) 3 B R O (18) C O L (22) L o c k , W. 2 B U T (13) L o c k , William o c k S H E (28) 3 2 k a c k o c r d e , k e . 3 3 M. S H E 1 A. J. B R O (18) 7 A. , B R O (20,29) 2 7 1 B R O ( 11 ) L o c k e , A. J. (Look) B R O (3,4) L o c k e , D. B A T (13) 9 C O L (13) 2 2 1 1 Q U I (7,18) G U I (7) N O B (16) L o c k e r b y , J. W. 1 3 B U T (31) M A T (29) L o c k e r b y , John 2 1 G U I (5) e r b y , William N O B (9) L o c k w o o d , A. N O B (5) L o c k w o o d , Charles L o c k 2 1 M A T (28) L o c k w o o d , E. J. B A T (20) L o c k w o o d , George 3 5 K I N (1) L o L o L S H E (25) o c o 1 G U I (6) 5 M A T (2,11) 3 1 2 B U T (25,36) 7 1 O V I (7) 3 B U T (36) k w o o d , H. 2 7 O V I (5,6,7,31) k w o o d , H. 2 3 B R O (7,29) k w o o d , J. 2 5 B E T (12) o d , J. 2 7 O V I (7) c c L c k w o d , J. 1 9 C O L (29.30) C O L (22) L o c k w o o d , R. 4 5 C O L (15) U N I (17,20) 1 J. 2 O V I (31,32) 1 B A T (26) 9 , 7 3 J. Lincoln, C J . 4 A. 2 3 N. C O L (9) Lincoln, G. W. , c T. G I L (5) , 9 Lincoln, Charles A. k k , G I L (12) 3 George W. d c 3 3 , 1 7 c , 3 k Lincoln, C. G. Lincoln, Charles William r M A T (6) S H E (21,22) c A L G (29) 1 V. , N 5 o Lewis. James 1 , e e O V I (17) L L 3 e o Lewis, Henry C.-Pres., C.N.Bk. 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Leworthy, W. l a B A T (16,23,24) 7 7 l d 7 1 t L o 3 G. L. 0 t o L 3 , , B U T (33) 1 2 t h L C C. t c L e 3 Lake e l b o e l t i L l t t L L t t i L 2 1 L i p p i n c o t t , B R O (28) 2 B A T (6) K I N (1,12) p U n i o n City Lewis, L. 7 5 i LOVAS, G. 3 1 3 L Lewis, C. H.-Phys. & Surgeon 5 6 2 G. D G I R (4,5) U N I (36) 1 , N O B (3) S H E (18,19) 9 Lewis Art Gallery Lewis, A. 2 l , 1 C O L (13,14) 5 l e 5 B A T (14) Leubsdorf, B.-N. Y. Bazaar i o l 3 A L G (6) 9 d g 3 M A T (31) 1 n n U. F. U n i o n City 9 e i David U n i o n City 7 n L 9 , U N I (6) 2 A L G (15) 2 , Leonard, J. C. Letsan, William A. i L Leonard & Anlisdale-Dry goods % 1 B U T (14) T k B R O (25) Lester, A M . L K M r s (Unsday) 1 3 n 3 Leroy, J. , n 2 % y n Lernmon, Mts. 5 e i N O B (1) Leonard, J. C.-Real Estate s L 1 9 d G I R (34) 3 1 n U n d s l e y , C o l d w a t e r Dir Lemmon. Jane Lepley, D. i S H E (8,9) 1 Leland. Y. L B r o n s o n Village L o c k w o o Lincoln, G. W. 4 8 C O L (16) L o c k w o o d , R. 1 9 C O L (14,15) Lincoln, G. W. 4 4 C O L (16) L o c k w o o d , W. 2 1 Q U I (2) Lincoln, G. W. 1 3 A L G (34) 3 A L G (8) 9 Lincoln, George W. C O L (8,16 9 U N I (19) Lincoln. L. G.-Retired Farmer 5 6 U n i o n City Lincoln, O. L. U N I (17) Lindley, E. 9 2 3 Lindley, L., Mrs. 1 L L g m L o L M A T (35) o L a n , a n d b o L B R O (16) 5 o o 2 W. 2 n g Lake 2 7 O V I (23) n g Lake 1 9 C O L (18) n o J. S. , g n Lake-Noble Twp. g , A. C. 3 1 7 N O B (7) S H E (28) Undsay, A. 2 1 Q U I (4) g , J. M., M.D. Lindsay, A. 1 3 B U T (33) L o n g , P 3 3 G I L (6,7) B U T (19) L o n g , R. 2 7 O V I (17) Lindsay. J. G. 1 Lindsey, E. (Lindsay) Lindsey, Elijah (Lindsay) 3 1 3 1 3 L o B U T (16) L B U T (21) L n o o n o g m 2 , i 5 William-Butcher s 2 5 & Johnson-Butchers C o l d w a t e r Dir. 2 5 6 C o l d w a t e r Dir. U n i o n City �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, time E w a Loomis, A. 11 G I R (24) Lyter. 15 M A T (4) Lceng, George 11 G R I (13) Lyter, M. 15 M A T (20,29) Loring, 11 G I R (12,13) Lytle, 15 M A T (5,8) Los', A 17 B A T (7) M.C. & L M. FIR. 53 C O L (21) Losey, 7 S H E (3,10) M.C. & L.M. R.R. 37 C A L (3,4,10,11) Lossing, M. 9 U N I (24) M.C.& L.M. R.R 11 G R I (33 Lossing, S. H. 9 U N I (24) M.C.R.R. Depot 57 U n i o n LoveNoy, L H. 13 B U T (5) Mabrey, S. D. (Mabry) 33 G I L ( 1 1 ) Loveridge, N. P 41 C O L (22) Macarey, A. T. 44 C O L (15) Loveridge, N. P.-Lawyer 52 C o l d w a t e r Macarey, H. E., Salesman 52 C o l d w a t e r Lovewell, N. (Lavewell) 27 O V 1 (2) Mack, 9 U N I (24) Low, G W. 19 C O L (24) Mack, T. 11 G I R (18) Lowery. 15 M A T (5) Mack, Thomas 9 U N I (13) Lowery, 7 S H E (36) Mains, 19 C O L (14,23) Lownsberry, E G . 21 Q U I (13) Mains, I 52 C o l d w a t e r Lowrey, A. 7 S H E (32) Wives, S. 21 Q U I (12) Lowrey, J 7 S H E (28,33) Makyes, W. W 21 Q U I (12) Lucas, G. W 13 B U T (19) Mallory, P.- 56 U n i o n City Lucas, M. T. 13 B U T (16) Mallow, P. 31 N O B (5,8 Lucas, William 11 G I R (28,33) Mallow, P. 23 B R O (27) Luce, k 33 G I L (1,16,17) Maloy, 63 B r o n s o n WC¡, C. G. 33 G I L Manchester, 11 G I R (1) Luce, C. G.-V. 52 C o l d w a t e r Manchester, 11 G I R (1) WM, K E. 19 C O L (6) Manchester, 13 B U T (6) Ludders, 23 B R O (31) Manchester, Mrs. 31 B U T (2) Lupold, J 31 N O B (16,21) tvtanguse, P. 17 B A T (3) Luse, D 21 Q U I (32) Mann, 13 B U T (23) Lusk, Cyrus 21 O U I (9) Mann, J. W. 11 G I R (9,16) Lusk. E. R. 9 U N I (6) Mann, L A., Mrs. 57 U n i o n City Lusk, S. H. Lusk, S. H. 21 O U I (17,20) Mann, Mrs. 136 G i r a r d Village 23 A L G (20) Mann, P. 13 B U T (19) Luther, C. 7 SHE(11) Venn, P.1 11 G I R (12,15,22,23,24) Lutz, H. E6 G i r a r d Manning, 7 S H E (34) Lyman, 11 G I R (24) Mansell, George- 52 G o l d w a t e r Lyman, J. B. Mrs 11 G I R (29) Mansfield, P. 13 B U T (24,25,26) Lyman, 0. 11 G I R (13,24) Manterstock, Mrs. 25 B E T (1) Lynch, G 23 B R O (15) Manville. G. 9 U N I (13) Lynch,T 23 B R O (26) Manville. 9 U N I (23) Lynd, 19 C O L (30) Manwarren 31 N O B (20) Lynda, D 19 C O L (30) Maple Grove 19 C O L (23) Lynda. R. 19 C O L (30) Marble 21 O U I (28,29,32,33) Lynn, William 65 B r a n c h Marble 23 A L G (4,5) Lyon, A C 35 K I N (9) Marcum, 11 G I R (7) Lyon, 9 U N I (12) Markel, William (Markle) 13 B U T (26,35) Lyon, B. T 27 O V I (11,12) Markham. Amos 11 G I R (3) Lyon, E P 21 G U I (29) Markham, M. 11 G I R (9,10) Lyon, N T 21 O U I (5) Marks. George 21 Q U I (10) Lyon, N T 13 B U T (34) Marlison, E.G. 21 O U I (31) Lyons. 15 M A T (6) Marquette, P. 25 B E T (29) Low. George 15 M A T (30) Marquette, P H. 33 G I L (7) Lyter. Jac 15 M A T (29) Marquette. P. H 31 N O B (12) 15 M A T (20.29) Marsh. D 33 G I L (7,18) Lyter. 2 �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Nam: E g o Itaa-ILIm. Marsh, E -Commercial Agent 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. McClave, M H. 29 A L G ( 1 ) Marsh, F. C O L (22) McClellan, J 25 B E T (8,9) C o l d w a t e r Dir. McClung, John 31 N O B (1) 37 C A L (23) 4 1 Marsh, L. C., Dr. 5 2 Marsh, L. M. 3 3 G I L (18) McClure Est. Marshall, L 2 9 A L G (12) McClure, W. 25 B E T (5) Martin 8 Hart-Merchant Tailors U n i o n City McCollum, R. 17 B A T (26) Martin, -- B R O (26) McConnel, H. A. 19 C O L (35) G I L (22) McCormick James 21 Q U I (19) McCoy, F 56 U n i o n City 2 3 Martin. G. W. 3 3 Martin, H., Mrs. 7 Martn. I. R. S H E (2) 2 Martin. Ira 5 1 7 Martin, J 9 Martin, J 3 Martin, J B. 3 2 9 B E T (20) McCrary, A . C. 7 S H E (7,18) BAT McCrea, A 48 C O L (16) U N I (5) McCrea, A. 19 C O L (16) G I L (1) McDaniel, J. 9 U N I (25,26) ALG McDonald, 56 U n i o n City 56 U n i o n City Martin. J C . 1 7 B A T (3) McDonald, E.-U.C. Twp. Clerk Martin, J. W 2 5 B E T (25) McDonald, 13 B U T (9,10) C A L (13) McDonald, Josiah 13 B U T (9) B U T (32) McDonald, R. 13 B U T (10) BAT McDougle, J W 25 B E T (12) Martin, James 3 Martin. L. 7 1 3 Martin, M A., Mrs. 1 7 Martin, P. 3 3 G I L (6) McEachron, G. 29 A L G (9) Martin, R. 3 3 G I L (1) McEnda:tier. G. (Mecandarter) 26 B E T (35) BET McGinnes, A (McGiness) 21 Q U I (11) B A T (4) McGowan 8 Bowen-Bankars 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir Marlin, R. T 2 Martin, Robert 5 1 Martin, T J. 7 9 Martin, William McGowan. J H . 19 C O L (23) A L G (13) McGowan, Jonas H -Pros. Atty 52 C o l d w a t e r Dir. 9 U N I (27) U N I (8) 2 9 Mason, H P 1 9 C O L (25) McHary. C Mason, J. W 2 1 Q U I (36) McIntosh, H 13 B U T (34) Mason, Polly 1 9 C O L (24) McKinley, J. 33 G I L (4,8) 5 B E T (7) McKinley, J., Jr. 33 G I L (8,17) M A T (25) McKnney, 37 C A L (15) C O L (25,26) McKnney, 37 C A L (15) McKinney, William 37 C A L (15) Mason, S B 2 Mason, T. 1 5 Mason, William B. 1 9 Mason, William B -Two Coll 5 2 Massey, Benjamin (Massa) Master, H 2 7 7 O V I (10) S H E (27) Mather, F C 3 3 GIL Mather, N D 3 3 G I L (11,20) Matteson Lake 1 5 Matteson Post Office 1 Maxfield, C. M A T (23) 5 Maxfield, N. U N I (17) 9 Maxfield, N. B. 5 6 23 B R O (26) M c L a u g h l i n , T 65 B r a n c h Village M c McCarty, C. McCarty, D 1 l l a n , E. 25 B E T (29,31) i l l a n , James 25 B E T (29,30) l l a n , S M c M c M M u r r a y . c N a l l , 35 K I N ( 1 1 ) 37 C A L (22) 37 C A L (23) M A T (20,29) U N I (2) 9 37 C A L (5) ( * N a u g h t o n , N 2 M. Hiram (McNoll) M A T (8,17,18) c McClave 8 Co. S S Mill 37 C A L (5,6) M c N a u g h t o n , A c 5 25 B E T (30) H C o l d w a t e r Dir M 9 i M c M u r r a y , M S H E (34) 1 27 0 \ 11 ( 3 3 ) i M McCausey, T. C. 15 M A T (15,22) Patence M McCarty, James A.-Blacksmith 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. McCarty, William . M O V I (23,26) 7 h H. c B r a n c h Village 5 t , c O V I (13.23,24) 5 2 u n M 7 McCarty, A. W.-Shoe Sales o a M 2 7 L e U n i o n City Maxon, H. S L U N I (8,21) O V I (24,26) 2 c M 7 E 11 G I R (19) A. 2 May, P 52 C o l c Av a t e r Dir McLane, John Maxon, C. Maxon, J. L 17 B A T (7) McLane, J. H.-RR Contractor M c L a u g h l i n , M A T (13) 9 McLain, J. (Mc Clain) A L G (1) M M c c N e i N N e i u t t l t , t . t . t , A C. John 15 M A T (14) S. 35 K I N (2) Matilda 27 O V I (35,36) Samuel 29 A L G (10) 23 B R O (4) �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. 0. Titus, Not f o w l ima-iialic. B U T (36) M i l l e r , A C McVay, H. McVay. Benjamin 1 1 3 B U T (25) M i l l e r , Augustus McVay. M. 2 1 QUI(1) l e r , D. 3 McVean, D. 1 1 McWain, Jerome B. Mead, A. 3 3 9 i M 0 0 1 (1) 1 l M B U T (5,6) 9 Mead, Charlet; i G I R (10,11) 1 1 M M 0 0 1 (10) l i l i M i , D. 1 7 B AT ( 11 ) G. 3 3 G I L (22) l e r , H. 1 9 l e r , H. D. l 1 9 C O L (10) M o l l e r , H. D.-Auctioneer 2 ) A L G (22) M i l l e r , Henry 3 B U T (18) M i l l e r , J. 2 3 3 Mears, C. Meek D. 3 C A L (19) 3 Meek., D. E. Meek, J. 7 9 3 3 3 3 3 Mellen, B. C. 1 Mellen. William 2 Mellen, William 2 Menzes, J. 2 kfendith, J. 1 Merrill Bros. Lbr. Yd. 5 Merrill, J. S. 2 Merritt, A. W. l l l i l r , S. 1 1 e r , S. 1 9 l l e r , Samuel M i M i l l e r , T. L. A L G (20) M i l l e r , William i l l e r , William R. M A T (35) M 5 U n i o n City M i N h a u s e n , 7 U n i o n City M i l 1 P. M A T (14,15) 3 B U T (4) a n , Mrs. n , A. 2 3 9 A L G (31) M i l l i m a n , S. 3 3 U N I (16) M i l l i m a n , S. (Millerman) M i l l n , W. W. (Millerman) 3 1 i i 2 M i l l s , J S . Heirs of B R O (7) 9 A L G (5,6) 2 3 M B R O (6,7) K I N (14,23) Miles. --- 5 1 9 % 5 A. 5 kfilboum. J (Milborn.) 1 , B U T (19,30) 3 3 s n 3 1 l B E T (33) i M n i M g i M M i U N I (24) M i n s i c C O L (22) M S H E (30) M i s 0 0 1 (25) M i t M s i e t K I N (8) B E T (25) r , H 2 3 B R O (20) r , W 2 7 O V I (32) s , Asa . D. s . s J , a a , 5 1 John(Misner) 2 5 B E T (25) 2 5 B E T (25) 2 5 B E T (25) r , W. W.(Misner) e l . A , Mrs h e l , B. 1 c h e l l . B L Millard, W A (MiNiard) 1 1 G I R (23) M i t c h e l l , D 9 Paler & Smith Slaughter Hse 1 9 0 0 1 (9) M i c h e l l , Maggie 1 ftraNer Est. M A T (32) M i t c h e l l , N 9 B AT ( 11 ) M i t c h e l l , S J. ¬ 6 B r a n c h 1.filege M i t c h e l l . S , Est of Miller. A. 3 3 B R O (35) i S . 1,/rs c h e 2 l l , B A T (24,36) 5 t Miller. -- 7 1 i t B E T (24) S. R. (Misner) M M M A T (6) 5 , G I R (23) 7 5 2 , 1 1 M A T (6) r 1 t M A T (6) 5 r Willard, N. M. (Miffiard) 5 M A T (6) 5 1 D. (Misener) h c 1 1 Jarnes r a n c B E T (7) 5 n n 5 5 a i M A T (35) 2 2 u e B U T (4) 3 s n N O B (17) E A. u e N O B (17) June u g s B R O (33) 1 . u g n i G I L (10) e n . r e n A M s e n i ? U n i o n City l B R O (32,33) 3 --- l l S H E (22) . i i 3 s M i 1 a l 7 U N I (35) M 2 m l M PANer's Lake 5 1 a 0 0 1 (19) 1 Q U I (16) g A L G (30) Millard, Mrs O V I (31) 1 m 9 1 7 2 i 9 7 2 G i r a r d Village l 2 Millard, Lyda J. 5 l Merritt, S. S. MillÑ, S 0 0 1 (19) 6 i C O L (9) 4 G I R (21) M 1 i G I R (21) O V I (25) M l B E T (7) 1 e 9 9 5 1 l 1 Mies. Hattie A 2 l Merritt, J. D. Wes. E Pattence Q U I (14) 9 3 P P. , 0 0 1 (19) 6 l C O L (9) 2 9 l U n i o n City Middle Lake , r N O B (6,8) E i 9 3 r e 1 1 i 7 Michael. F e l K I N (8,11,12) 1 M 1 Meysiead. W Mrs. r 5 3 M 5 Meystead, H. M. M. . r e B R O (27) K I N (14) Merritt, E. Messenger, W. J. , l B A T (17) 3 Q U I (14) Merritt, D. Messenger, J. J. James e l i M . , l i M r r 1 9 Merritt. E. i M e e 2 7 7 2 Merritt, B. l l Q U I (2) 5 5 l l B AT ( 11 ) 5 1 1 ) Merrifield, M. A.-Any. M i i G I L (15,23) 5 2 G I L (14) G I L (14) 3 Melendy, D. W M G I L (14,23) 3 Meek, William M U N I (2) C O L (26) 7 1 Mead, W., Est of K I N (11,14) , Mead, H. 1 B A T (21) 5 r Mead, E. Mead, J. H. B A T (35) 7 r l l 7 1 e l e 1 1 M A T (1) 7 BAT U N I (33,34) 9 C O L (19) U N I (33) 3 7 A 9 C A L (13) L G (8) U N I (32) �ENV' Philadelphia, Pa. Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Nee rim Mock. George 3 1 N O B (8,17) Mornll, J 9 UNI (22) 1 COL (35) Modart, M 1 COL (13,14) Morrison, A Medan 1 COL (13,14) Morrison, J. 1 GIR (33) Moffitt, A H . al ALG (21) Morrow 8 Judson - Saw MII 3 CAL (3) 3 CAL (3) Moffitt, A. P. 2 ALG (16) Morrow, E. Moffitt, H. H (Moffatt) 2 ALG (16) Marrow, John 3 CAL (11) Molovid, 2 BRO (14) Morrow, T. 3 CAL (22) Monger, N. C. 3 KIN (2) Morse, H. C. 9 UNI (22,27) X KIN (22) 7 SHE (36) Monlux. --- (G.?) 3 CAL (2) Mos--, C. Monlux. W. 3 ( 3 ) Mosety, H. B. Monroe, 1 MAT (27) Moses & Pender 1 COL (33) Monroe, D 2 BRO(11) Mosher, A 3 KIN (3,4) Mosher, F. 3 KIN (15,22) COL (3) Monroe, 6 Bronson Village Monroe, D . Mrs. 2 BET (30) Moss, E. J. 1 Monroe, George 2 BET (17) Moss, 1 COL (3) Monroe, 1 MAT (1) Mott, George W. 2 OVI (14) ? r o e , Jesse M 1 MAT (36) Mott, M. H. 3 GIL (1,12) Monroe, 2 BRO (1,2,11) Aka, M. P. 3 KIN (1) Monroe, 2 BET (18) Mott. William H. 2 OVI (36) Monroe, 2 BRO (2,3) tvioulion&Dickinson-Undertaker 5 Coldwater Dir. 2 BRO (28 Monroe, S.-Lumber Dir. 6 Bronson Mowe, C. Montague, J. H -Real Estate 5 Coldwater Dir. Mowrey, S. O Quincy, Vilage of Mooney, L M. 7 SHE (21) Mowrey, Samuel 6 Ckiincy, Village of Moor, 2 BRO (19,30) Mowrey, Simon 2 QUI (21) Moore. A. L 2 QUI (4) Mowry, William P. 2 OVI (3,9,10) Moore, B. O. 1 BUT (22) Moyer, J. M 3 NOB (6) Moore. H. C. 1 BAT (7,18) Moyer, M. 7 SHE (4,5,17 Moore, 1 BUT (22) MUD LAKE 2 OV1 (13) Moore. H. N -Carriages 5 Coldwater Dir. Mud Lake-Noble Twp. 3 NOB (12) Moore, J. D. 2 BRO (3) Mudge, 6 Quincy. Village of Moore, 1 BUT (8) Mudge, M -Insurance c Quincy, Village of Moore, John 2 BRO (20) Mugg. F . Mrs 3 KIN (8,9) Moore, John 1 BAT (7,8) Mugg, T. X KIN (7,8) Moore, Robert 1 COL (11) M utl y, L. 7 SHE (27) Moore, 1 GIR(11) Mumbrue, L. 2 BET (7) Moore, 2 BET (2) Mundy, 3 KIN (12,13) Moore, W. C. 9 UNI (33) Mundy, E. C. 3 CAL (17) Morehead 8 Dorris-Sash. Door 5 Union City Mundy, F. C. (E.C.) 3 KIN (12,13) Morehouse, D. C. 1 COL (27,34) Munger, M. C. 3 KIN(11) Morey, A. B. 9 UNI (10) Munn, Charles V. 1 BUT (13) Morey, B. F. 3 CAL (7,8 Munro, James M. 1 BUT (13,23,24) Morey, J. R. 2 QUI (33,34) Munselt E 7 SHE (1) COL (3) Morey, J. R. 1 COL (36) Munson, J. C 1 Morey, M. P., Mrs. 2 QUI (34) Munson, J. G. 4 COL (22) ALG (1) Munson, J. G. 4 COL (15) Morey, Samuel Morford, W H. 1 GIR (25) Munson, J. G.-Produce buyer 5 Coldwater Dir. Morgan, F E.-Atty 5 Coldwater Dir. Munson. J. L 1 COL (30) Morrell, C. W.-Aucboneer 5 Union City Murphy, James 1 BAT (23,24,36) Morrell, I. 3 NOB (22) 1 BAT (36) Morrell, James 2 OVI MurP ..jPiAhcn, Mrs. MurphYy 1 BAT (6) Morrell, M.-Hardware, Stoves 5 Union City Murphy, Thomas 2 QUI (6) Morn11. C 9 UNI (21,22) Musselman. D Z BET (25) 3 �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f B R A N C H C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. be= a g e Myers & Greenwood-Bakery 5 2 2 Myers, C F IMAL.illifi, Coldwater Noble, Noble, ALG Noble, Myers, Myers, 3 1 NOB BUT Myers, Myers, 3 NOB Noll, Nomott, 2 2 BRO ALG Norton, Norton, Myers, 1 2 3 3 9 2 GIR QUI CAL NOB UNI 2 OVI BET Myers, 1 MAT Nonon, 3 BET Myers, W. M ALG(11 Norton, 2 BET Nagle, Nash, Nash, J. W.- 2 1 5 2 BET MAT Union BRO Norton, Norton, 6 1 Branch 1 9 COL BUT UNI Neggus, 2 BRO Norton, Norton, Norton, 1 COL Nelson. Nelson, 9 1 Norton, W P. Norton, 1 6 Nossinger&Josselyn- 1 5 COL BUT Newberry, UNI BAT Ouncy. Newberry, 2 QUI Noyes, 1 BAT Newberry, 2 QUI Noyes, B. 0. 1 BAT Newcomb, 9 UNI Noyes, 1 MAT Newman, GIR COL Noyes, Noyse, M. C. 1 BAT Newman, Newman, 1 1 9 UNI Nye Founcty & 2 5 ALG Union Newman, 9 UNI Nye, 1 GIR Newman, T. 1 COL Nye, 2 OVI Newton, 5 COL Nye, 1 COL Newton, 2 QUI Nye, 1 Newton. L Nichols, 2 QUI Nye, S. H. COL Union Union Neggus, Coldwater 3 KIN Nye, S. % 5 Nichols, Nichols, Dr. 2 QUI Nye, Silas 9 UNI 2 BET O'Bryan, J. T. 7 SHE Nichols, 2 ALG O'Dell, 1 GIR Nichols, J E. Nichols, 2 QUI OVI O'Dell, L. O'Neil, 2 1 QUI Nichols, 2 BUT 1 BUT Odren, A Ocfren, D., Est of 3 CAL(1 3 Ozten, Odren, J. 3 3 CAL BET Nichols, 2 Nichols, 0.B. 6 ALG Bronson Nichols, 2 OVI Nichols. P. P. BRO GIR(1 Odren. James Nichols, 2 1 Odnn, 3 1 Nichols. P. P.- 5 Coldwater Ogden, 9 GIR UNI Nichols, 5 Union Ogdon, 2 ALG Nichols, 3 1 CAL BUT Ohio & Mithigan Olds, 1 9 COL (16 UNI GIR ALG Olds, Olds. M P 9 1 Nivison, 1 2 1 BAT Olds, Nivison, 2 ALG 9 9 Nixon, 2 3 ALG Olds, Olds, NOB Oliver, 3 CAL 3 CAL Niles, S Niverson, Nivison. Noble P 0 Noble. A Noble, A P 3 CAL CAL UNI BAT UNI UNI 9 UNI QUI Olmstead, 2 1 Olmstead, 1 BAT BAT �MEW Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Mon P a p Ol mstead,H. C4mstead, H. 3 2 O l m s Olmstead, M. M. Olmstead, N. P. Olmstead, P. Olmstead, W. Olmstead, W. BET 7 2 5 9 7 5 2 5 5 SHE GIR 1 1 Olney, Thomas Olney. William 1 5 1 1 ORANGEVILLE Post Office 9 Orangeville Saw Mill 9 1 BUT 2 BET Paine, 2 BET Paine, Paine, Palmateer, 0 2 1 1 BET BAT BAT Palmatier, Palmatier. Z 2 QUI Palmatfer, 0 2 1 COL 9 1 UNI GIR 1 MAT SHE Palmer, Palmer, GIR GIR 7 7 9 9 Page, Page, Palmer, Palmer, GIR 1 1 Omar, J. 1 Opdy1413,L. L 1 Orangeville Grist Mill Orangeville Hotel B AT BET UNI SHE BET(10,11) 7 6 IfflaJulas. GIL 5 1 Ol ney, H., Mrs. Olney, J. 1 Olney, J. H. Olney, S. s 3 Palmer, 7 B A T (20) B AT UNI UNI Palmer, Palmer, 1 UNI UNI Palmer, Paradine, BET Union 1 BUT MAT OVI Pardee, 2 1 Parham, A. K 1 MAT Parham, NOB Park, 3 1 GIR Orcut, D. L 1 Orcutt, D. L. - Groceries 5 1 Ormsley, M. Orork, P. 9 COL UNI Parke, 2 OVI Parker, 5 BET SHE Parker, Parker, 2 1 ALG GIR BET UNI M AT UNI BRO Parker, J.D.Parker, M. 2 5 QUI 5 Parker, 1 1 SHE SHE Parker, 9 1 9 Osbom, F. Osborn, Ge0f99 2 Osbom, H. Osbom, I. Osborn, J. E. Osbom, J. W. Osborn, James 2 7 9 1 5 9 2 Osborn, L B Osborn, P. Osbom, S. 7 7 1 1 Osborn, S. J. Osbom, William 9 3 1 Ostrom, S. Z. 1 Parker, Parker, GIR Parkhurst, Union Coldwater UNI MAT GIR UNI 1 COL 2 1 ALG COL Parkhurst, 2 OVI KIN BUT Parkhurst, Parkhurst, 4 2 1 GIR Parkinson, Parkinson, 1 1 COL ALG GIR Parks,J. Parks, % t Parmelee, Parrish, 3 2 Parsons, Parsons, 1 1 1 3 7 5 9 2 Parker, Parker, 5 9 GIR 5 3 7 3 2 3 5 UNI UNI 9 Osborn, 1 G. Ostrander, F. Otis, D 2 OutwaIer, H. Outwater, H. Outwab3r, P. Packard, S. Paddleford, J. H. Paddock, A Paddock, E. J. Padcbdt, S. Packlodc, S. Paddock, S. 3 M AT BET 1 . 1 1 1 1 2 5 1 7 3 OV1 GIL OVI KIN UNI QUI GIR GIR BET B AT BET Parsons, Parsons, E. Parsons, Parsons, Parsons, H. H.Parsons. Paddock S , Tremont House 5 2 C O L Paddcck,Stephen-Prop.Tremont 52 3 COL Union COL KIN OVI 5 1 7 COL BUT COL Coldwater COL SHE 5 4 Coldwater COL �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Nam f Parsons, J. P. i 1 n 9 T W O . C O L (1) P r r y , E -J P , Real Estate Parsons, J. P. 4 4 C O L (16) P e r r y , James 4 4 e % 6 5 Parsons, S. H. Path, B. 2 7 C O L (16) O V I (18) P P e e r r r r y y , , L 1 3 Margaret 0. Estate 2 3 BUT ALG Patch, F. Path, G. 2 2 5 5 B E T (23) B E T (23) P P e e r r r r y y , . Martha 0. C. GIR UNI Patch, W. H. 2 5 B E T (14) Patterson, --- 3 3 G I L (4) Patterson, --- 2 3 A L G (25) P e P r e P r r e 1 y , R. 1 3 r y , R. 2 3 c h t , William 1 3 B U T (9) P e t e r s o n , J Patterson, G. A. 2 7 O V I (13) P e t e r s o n , James Patterson, V R. 1 9 C O L (18,19) 3 7 7 C A L (9) P e t t , Joseph C A L (16,17) P h e l p s , O. 1 2 7 C A L (21) P h e l p s , T. B U T (2) P h e n i c i e , D. L 1 3 Paul. David H Paul. J 3 Paul. J D. 3 1 3 7 Paul, James 3 7 P e t e r s o n , 4 1 1 9 COL C A L (18) 5 3 P h i l b n c k , A. A. P h i l b M A T (36) P h i l l P h i l l i p s , n c 1 9 C O L (23) 6 3 U n i o n City P h i l l i p s , B R O (12) P h i l l i p s , U N I (5) 5 i p k Paxson, R. 9 , S. B. P h i l l i p s , J. F. P h i l l i p s , John Peelor, J. Peer. C. E. 6 1 3 1 Bronson Village P h i l l i p s , R. G I R (27,28) P h i l o , W. W. Pelt, John 1 P P i i a a l t t a t t , , N. R. , William 3 B U T (5) P 1 9 C O L (27) P i c k e r . ) , AA Potion. J. 0. 5 3 C 0 4 . (21) P A e r c e . 5 3 M AT 2 3 NOB 5 KIN 9 1 UNI 9 COL SHE 7 2 2 Pelton, J. 0. i n BRO 1 P h i l l i p s , O V I (17) C A L (24) 3 J. M A T (36) B U T (22) 7 KIN ALG 5 3 7 5 C. N. 1 H. C., Dentist 1 2 2 2 9 2 C. COL 5 3 D. C. P e t . P. Petter, B. (Pe(tur) Potter, W. 3 9 C A L (17) P h e n o l : A . 1 m , L C A L (16) 1 GIR BET COL KIN 5 Peck, W. R. 1 5 5 1 Peck, H. & J. B AT 3 Paul, W. G. 5 2 COL 7 Jarnes-Uvery Stable 5 2 Paul, John, Sr. Payne, T. F. Payne, T. T. COL 4 C A L (9) & Bus. Dir. P h i l b r i c k , A. A. Buggies 7 BRO 9 Paul, John, Jr. Twp. Super. 3 7 3 BUT 1 Patterson, Ann Patterson, W. L Paul, D a d 1 9 5 7 BET OVI 2 BRO 3 1 1 2 GIR 7 OVI CN 7 H. 6 5 Henry-Farmer 6 SHE Petro, John O. 4 1 1 Pelion, John 0 - Resident 5 2 Patton, W H. 6 5 C O L (16) N O C C E ) , Coldwater Dir P i e r c e , G i r a r d Village P i e r c e , Patton, W H. G I R (21) P i e r c e , I. W 4 4 COL C O L (33) C O L (22) P P i i e e r r c c e e , , J. C. L J. 1 1 GIR SHE c e , Mrs. L. e , O. L. e , S. V. 1 1 Ponder & Moses Ponder, S 4 1 Ponder, W. V Pendill, J. Pepper, I. L 9 1 O V 1 (2) 1 1 3 Peppiatt, G (Poppet) Perkins, H. 2 i G I R (8,20) 7 2 P C A L (6) 7 9 O V I (28) A L G (33) P P P P e i r e i e i i r c r c k k e e , , C O L (17) P i n n e O V I (25) P e n n e M A T (24) P i t c h e B E T (2) P i t c h e B A T (34) P i t c h e Pernne D Perry. 0 K I N (1521,22) P i t c h e r , P. H. O U I (5) P l a y f o r d , William 5 1 3 7 7 SHE 7 1 SHE 3 BUT L. 5 3 Lewis-Horse Trainer 5 2 Perkins. S. 4 8 Perkins, S. P. V Perkins, William 1 5 Pernn. D. 2 5 Porno, D J. 1 7 3 2 y y 5 , , r , r , r . A. 2 I. 2 D. 1 J. 2 J. (Pitcher) 3 3 7 3 1 1 7 BRO BRO B AT ALG B AT 7 B AT CAL 7 3 COL �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. NOON E Pleasant Lake N 3 N 5 Pleasant Lake-Gilead Twp. Plumb. --- 2 Plumley. E. Twp. K I N (8,17) 3 3 P G I L (22,23) r 3 B R O (3,4) P 7 O V I (31) P 2 i P c n e o r i e c e n . D. F. , J J , Peter 2 5 B E T (19) D D 2 3 A L G (3) . dd y 6 5 G i r a r d Village Z B E T (33) Poets, Joseph 2 3 A L G (13,24) P n d g e o n , J. Polhamus, A. 2 1 Q U I (13,14) P n d g e o n , J., Mrs. e o n , Joshua, Est. of s t , A. , E., Mrs 1 9 C O L (5,6,7,8) Nathan 1 3 BUT(11) Polman, J. 2 Pond, B. 3 2 Porter, J. T. 1 Porter, P. 1 r g i e n P e r n 19 C O n L (6) d 3 d r P B A T (27,28) P i P C O L (12) 7 1 P B E T (26) 9 Post, Ebenezer Post, J B R O (4) 5 s i e l B U T (18) P t s t e n n , d U N I (4) 5 3 G I L (15) 7 B A T (12) A L G (14) P r o c t o r , J. R. 1 1 G I R (34) Porter. A. 1 1 G I R (35) P r o c t o r , Mrs. 1 3 B U T (34) A L G (14) P r o c t o r , W. H. 7 O V I (9) 2 9 9 Potter. Mary E. 2 3 A L G (14) P U N I (27) P r o r u o A. S. 7 3 P m , George t C O L (8) 9 William C A L ( 1 , 2 , 11 ) 3 Potter, C. F. a 7 9 2 3 o , A L G (36) 3 1 William e C A L (2) 9 Potter, A. 2 r l 7 2 Pothoof, F Potter, A. J. P . 3 t u , t A L G (36) 1 2 William C. t , 2 3 A L G (36) P u r d y , Alexander 2 3 A L G (36) P u r d y , C. E. 7 O V I (24) P u r d y , E 2 3 Powell, k B. 2 1 Q U I (9) P u r d y , E Powelson, P. 3 5 K I N (12) P u r d y , George Powelson, R. 3 5 K I N (12,13) Powelson, R. 3 7 C A L (18) P u r d C O L (16) P u r d Powers, C. 4 4 P Powers, C.&H.-Dry Goods 6 3 Powers, Charles 2 5 B E T (6) Powers, D. C , Dr 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. u 2 3 B R O M u 3 B U T (5,8,9) Powers, N. G. 4 1 C O L (22) r P u B U T (1) Q u Pratt, Charles B. -Arty Pratt. F. C. Pratt H. H. 5 2 2 1 Pratt, I. W., Mrs. 1 9 Pratt, J. F. -Boots & Shoes Pratt J. L Pratt, Pratt T. 1 Prentice. C 2 3 2 9 1 Prentiss, C , Mrs 7 1 Prestige, D. (Prestage) 2 5 S H E (25) 5 2 5 3 u t n a m , Elizabeth 1 m . G L 9 n a a u e u Q Q C O L (9) Q u C o l d w a t e r Dir. Q e r , P. (Quier) r e i c c k i , r c i k c k , U N I (16 3 B U T (12) 3 B R O (28) 3 B R O (21,22) 2 1 A. R. Cuick, E. , E. 2 5 2 2 i 4 9 C O L (16) George 1 9 COL(11) i m b y , Charles i i m m b b y y . , George, Heirs of 2 H. 2 7 m b y , Hiram , I , John , W. u Q i u u i m i B U T (26,27) Q u B E T (20,29) Q u m i y b m i b n 3 y b c y y AO LG 31 N B (9) (12,13) George u u Q M A T (33) A L G (9) 3 u Q Q B U T (3) U N I (23) 2 Charles k B R O (5) 3 1 W. (Queer) , B E T (33) 9 Lake e u J. r e i , e u u m k e Q U I (33) B U T (1) S H E (23) 3 7 D. B. - J. P. 2 Q Q A.B.&D.B. 2 a B U T (22) G I L (9,11) T. Q G I R (17,18) 3 W. M A T (3) U N I (5) 1 1 A L G (33) 3 , u Q C A L (3) 3 , n e A L G (29) 7 2 e B R O (28 et al) A L G ( 11 ) 29 A L G (10) y 3 n Q B U T (1) 9 Pratt, T R Press, William 5 r S H E (34) C o l d w a t e r Dir. 1 3 S. C. , G I L (9) 9 a t B E T (15) 3 5 , n 3 n t 5 3 Martha F. Purdy, W. o A L G (32) r u 1 1 t Ira B R O (24) 3 2 , A L G (17,18) 9 3 t P 2 2 n u P Powers, T. Prairie Royer i P u Powers, P. Powless, Selah y 2 2 , P u n n t o n , P 1 7 y y 3 P Powers. H B. Powles, Selo d B r o n s o n Dir Powers, D C.-Dir. S M . Bank 5 2 Colckwater Dir. Powers. H r A L G (22) KIN(11) Potter, William J. 2 Q U I (11,14) 9 5 Potter, William H. Pound, W. 1 2 Purdy, 3 2 --- 2 7 O V I (24) 7 O V I (25) O V 1 (7) I V O 7 2 2 7 2 2 Times-newspaper O V I (29) 7 O V I (24) 7 6 O V I (26) 3 Q u i n c y. �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. tint a m lioa.A.as. Quincy, Vilage ol 2 Quint & Wisler 1 Q U I (16) 5 K I N (8) 7 0 1 1 1 (29) R e B E T (27) R e 3 Rainbow, J. E. 2 Ralph, A. 2 5 R Ramsdell, L B. (Ramsdill) 1 3 B U T (20,29) Ramsdell, V. S. (Rarnsdill) 1 3 B U T (29) Randall. A. 1 7 Randall, B. B. 3 n y o l d s , A. (Renolds) d s . Charles l d s , E M. 1 7 B A T (33) l d s . E. M. 2 5 B E T (4) n o l y n o y n o R e y n o l d s , R e y n o e y n o y n o R U N I (36) 2 y e B A T (12) 9 Randall. C. C. (Randal) e R R B R O (13) e R Randall. C. D. 2 3 B R O (17,18) Randall, C. D. 4 4 C O L (22) e l s l d s . H. l d s , H. y , 5 G W. M A T (1) 1 iukib, George 3 1 B A T (33) 2 5 B E T (4,5) 2 8 B E T (4) , J. 1 7 B A T (33) R e y n o l d s , J. 2 1 Q U I (29) y n o l d s Randall, Orin 1 9 C O L (5) R e y n o l d s , J. W. 2 1 1 9 C O L (5) R e y n o l d s . J . Jr 1 7 d s , L d s , L D. d s , M. 9 U N I (9,16) Randolph, J. F. 9 U N I (9) Randolph, W. F. 9 Ranier, D. D. 2 3 Ransbury, D., Est of R R U N I (16) e B R O (18) 2 1 e R l o l 2 Q U I (32) B A T (5,8) A L G (9) 9 2 9 1 A L G (3,10) 1 G I R (35) o l d s , M . Mrs. n o l d s , Mrs. 2 7 O V 1 (13) n o l d s , N A. 2 1 Q U I (1) y n 1 7 B AT ( 3 3 ) Ransford. E. B. 2 1 Ransom, F. D. 2 9 A L G (2) R e y n o l d s , 0 2 5 B E T (29,32) 9 A L G (2) R e y n o l d s , P. 1 1 G I R (26) Ransom, Hulda 2 Ransom, J. 2 9 A L G (2) Ransom, J. 3 3 G I L (4) R y l o n y e o n y e R n y e R Q U I (4) y e R Q U I (36) B A T (8) 7 Randall. S B. Randolph, E F B U T (22,23) 7 1 B R O (1) C A L (11,14) J . e Randall, C. D.-Pres., S.M.Bank 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir 3 7 1 d R e y n o l d s , R F . 2 3 e R y e y n o l d s . R n o l d s , S. W. 3 9 5 U N I (32) K I N (17) C A L (12) Ransom, J. H. 2 3 B R O (13,14) R e y n o l d s , Sarah 3 7 Ransom. J. M. 2 9 A L G (1) e y , T. H. 3 7 C A L M ) 1 Q U I (17,20) R e , W. H. 2 9 A L G (8) Ransom. James 2 Ransom, James A. 2 R n o y l n d o l s d s 9 A L G (2) 7 B A T (19,20,30) R h e u b o t t o m , Rapoleye, William (Rapleye) 2 7 0 1 1 1 (15) h Rathbun. P 3 1 N O B ( 11 ) R Rawson, C 2 1 Q U I (32) R Ransom. William 1 R h e u b o t t o m , R i 2 3 Ray, H.. & Son-Groceries Raymond, Charles 3 Raymond, V. H. Reed. B. 2 7 1 7 2 7 R R i B A T (2) R i 0 1 1 1 (21) R B A T (11,14) Reed. G. W. 2 7 O V I (4,5,9) i 1 3 B U T (13) R Reed, L H. 3 7 C A L (910) R 2 3 B R O (18) R Reed. R M -Jewelry. Clocks 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Reemer. D D 3 B R O (7) 1 G I R (8,28,29) 2 Reid, Harriet Reid S S 1 2 Reims. John 3 1 Remington, William 1 Renew. A 7 3 7 c George , L 7 2 D . 1 4 Eber B A T (2) 9 A L G (28) 4 1 C O L (15) 1 , F M Resident C e , P 1 1 G I R (19) c e , R. 1 1 G I R (33) e , 2 G I R (34) Samuel c e , Samuel W c e , Sylvester h , Daniel h a r d s . A h a r d s , J R i c h a r d s o n R i c h a r d s o n . R i c h a r d s o n , 1 Q U I (13) 5 1 2 C o l d w a t e r Dr 1 1 1 G I R (33) 9 C O L (4) 1 G I R (33) 1 5 M A T (27) 6 5 G i r a r d Village 9 U N I (33) & Henderson E A 3 2 A. J. 2 3 3 B r o n s o n Village B R O (12) B R O (12) R i c h a r d s o n , A J. 1 5 M A T (16) R i c h a r d s o n , A. J. 1 5 M A T (23,24) B U T (6,7) R i c h a r d s o n , A. J. S H E (16) R i c h a r d s o n , E. 2 5 13E7(18) S H E (910, 16) R i c h a r d s o n , H. 6 1 Q u i n c y, H. 2 1 Q U I (15,29) B U T (4) 3 7 Renew, P. Reopen. S B B R O (13) 3 i U n i o n City , , c c U N I (4) 6 5 e c i , 9 L -Farmer S i i s e c i R Reed, H. J. e C R s n c i CAL(1) 7 o c R 1 e b i C o l d w a t e r Dir. Reed, David Reed, R b R B R O (11.14) 5 d i Rawson. J M Comm_ Agent 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir Rawson, N. o L (Rhuebottom) C A L (7,8) R i c h a r d s o n , 3 6 3 �Index to the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Mon Po lwa-11,5 BET (30) Roe, Abert 9 UNI (15) 2 ALG (13) Roe, David 2 BET (30,31) Richardson, S., heirs ol 1 BUT(11) Roe. E 9 UNI (10) Richey, 2 QUI (7,18) Roe, Samuel 9 UNI (3,15) 1 BUT (2) BUT (11) Fbchardson, 2 Fbchardson, N. Richey. Isaac 3 KIN (2) Rogers & Kent Richey, James 3 KIN (10) Rogers, Alonzo 1 Rickard. H. 9 UNI (1) Rogers, C E 1 BUT (22) Rickard, James B. 9 UNI (1) Rogers, 2 QUI (9,16) Rickerd, G 1 MAT (25,26) Rogers, D W -Phys & Surg % Union City Rcketson, D. G. (Rickertson) 2 QUI (27) Rogers, 2 QUI (9,16) Rickey. J. 2 OVI (33) Rogers, 1 BUT (22) Ridenour, 3 NOB (22) Rogers, 4 COL (16) 2 QUI (14) Flied, 2 BET (18) Rogers, Riggles, L 3 KIN (7) Rogers, 2 QUI (35) Riggs, A. H. 1 COL (14) Rogers, 1 BUT (22) Riley, D. D. 9 UNI (7) Rogers, J. W. 1 BUT (22,23) Riley. D. D. 7 SHE Rogers. M. C. 1 BUT (21) Ripley & Bumett-Sash.Doors 5 Union City Rogers. S. 3 BUT (2) Ripley, A. C. 5 Union City Rogers, William 2 OVI (36) Ripley, A. E. 5 Union City Rohloff, F. (Adolf) 2 ALG (16) Rohr & Dayne S.S. Mill 3 SHE (28) Ripley, J. 9 UNI (24) River Lake 7 SHE (31) Rolph, S. 1 BAT (10) Riverside Cemetery 5 Union City Ronan, M. (Ronen) 1 GIR (12) Robbins, A., Mrs. 1 MAT (10,11) 1 COL (29) Robbins, 1 MAT (2) Rood, L. P. 2 QUI (13) Robbins, C. L 7 SHE (35) Rood, 2 QUI (23) Robbins, 2 KIN (20) Rooks, 4 COL (22) Roberts, John 1 COL Root Roland-Super. 3rd Ward 5 Coldwater Dir Roberts, M. D. 1 BAT Rose, 2 OVI (17) Roberts, M. D. 2 BET (4) Rose, A. G.-RR Contractor 5 Colckvater Dir Robinson & Crippen 2 OVI (11) Rose, 2 BRO(11) Robinson & Warlord 1 COL (28,29) Rose, 1 BUT (18) Robinson, --- 1 COL (18) Rose, H. 2 ALG (9) Robinson, E. 7 SHE (17) Rose, J. A.-Contractor 5 Coldwater Dir. Robinson. G P 3 NOB Rose, James 2 ALG (6) COL (15) Robinson, H 1 COL (25) Rose, John 4 Robinson, H B. 2 BRO (12) Rose, John 1 GIR (25,35) Robinson, H B. E Bronson Village Rose, L 2 OVI (16) Robinson, H B . -Real Estate 5 Coldwater Dir. Rose, L A . 1 MAT (36) Robinson, H D. 1 COL (31) Rose, L A. 2 BROM) Robinson, H D.-Real Estate 5 Coldwater Dir. Rose. L A. 2 BET (5,6) Robinson, 1 BAT Rosa L A. 6 Bronson Village Robinson, 9 UNI (26) Rose, LE.-Cashier, S M.Bank 5 Coldwater Dir Robinson, 9 UNI (12) Rose, S. C. 6 Branch Village Robinson. M 1 MAT (36) Rose, S. C. 6 Bronson Village COL (16) Robinson, M. A., Mrs 7 SHE Rose, S. C. 4 Robinson, P. 1 MAT (36) Rose, S. C. 1 BAT (24,25,36) Robleskey, 2 BRO (25) Rose, S. C. 2 BRO (10,11,14) Roby, L 3 CAL (14) Rose, 1 COL (30,31) Rodelinbaugh, S. W. 2 OVI (32) Rose, W. H. 1 GIR (35) Rockenburgh, 2 ALG (21) Rose. Z. C 2 QUI (9,15) Rockwood, 1 COL (3) Rosebaum. William 2 BET (14) 3 lbw �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, timmit a w Roseberry. W 1 5 M A T (9) Russell. Nelson 2 3 B R O (29.32,33.34) Rosecrantz, E. R. 13 B U T (2,3) Russet S J 2 5 B E T (12) Rosenbaum, C 29 A L G (22) Russell, T N 2 5 B E T (24) Rosenberry, William 15 M A T (4) Russell, W. 2 5 1 3 E 7 ( 11 , 1 2 ) Rossman, William 13 B U T (14,15) Russell, W 2 7 Roth, Frank 21 Q U I (3) Ftust, C. E. 7 Roundy. 23 A L G (11) Rust, C. P. 7 Rowe, A. 31 N O B (15) Rustine, F M . -Brick Mason 6 0 Q u i n c y , Village of Rowe, L E 7 S H E (18,20,21) Ruthruff, George 5 B E T (19) Rowe, L F. 7 S H E (29) Ruthrup, U. (Ruthruff) Rowe, M. E. 7 S H E (29) Rutters Heirs (Rutlers) Rowe. M. F 7 S H E (18) Ryan, J. W. (Ryon) Rowe, Mrs. 31 N O B (24) Ryder, G. E.-News Dealer Rowe, P. E. 21 Q U I (12) Sabine. J. Rowley, L H. 13 B U T (22) Sachet J K Rowley, R. B 11 G I R (10) Sackett, J. 1 5 M A T (24) Rowley, S 11 G I R (9) Safford, B. 2 9 A L G (11) Royce, H. 29 A L G (33) Safford, H.-Director S M Bank 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Royer, B. 31 N O B (22) Safford, Jane 2 9 A L G (11) Royse, A. E. 21 Q U I (20) Sage, W. M. 2 9 A L G (25) Rubley. D. 33 G I L (23) Sage, William Rudd, L 15 M A T (13,14,15) Sager. George (Sanger) 2 Rudd. S. C. 15 M A T (28) Sager, John 3 Ruff. S. 23 B R O (36) Sager. Z. Ruff, S. 33 G I L (6) Salisbury, J. B. Ruggles, James 23 B R O ( 11 , 1 4 ) Salisbury, R. Ruggles, James 63 B r o n s o n Village Sanders, J. Rumbaugh. 23 B R O (34) Sanders, L.-Physician 6 3 B r o n s o n Dir. Rumsey. John 31 N O B (14) Sanderson, George W. 2 1 Q U I (13) Rumsey, P. 7 S H E (33) Sands, A. M. Runyan. A. (Runion) 21 Q U I (3,4,10) Sands, D. Rupert C. H. 21 Q U I (18) Sands, E p Ruck), A 15 M A T (34) Sanford, A. Ruple, N. S. 15 M A T (25,36) Sanford. 0. 2 Ruple. N. S. - Blacksmith 15 M a t t i s o n Dir Sanford. W H RuCeght L A . 25 B E T (24) Sergeant. N Rupnght, S. S. 33 G I L (7) Sergeant Sarah %SW, L. 57 U n i o n City Sannn & Stafford - Planing Mill 3 3 u n k n o w n Rusco, Mrs. 9 U N I (4) Saunders. C W.-Boots.Shces 5 6 Russell. AlbeA 23 B R O (29) Saunders, N H. Russet Asa 17 B A T Savage. William Russell, G. A. 11 G I R (13) Sawin,M Russell, H. 23 B R O (4) Savinns, H E . Mrs Russel, H. A. 27 O V I (9,16) Sawins, L Russel, J. 27 O V I (18) Sairion, E B Russel, J. H. 23 B R O (4) Saxton, E B &Whrtcornb- Sash 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Russel, J. H. 15 M A T (34) Sayles. J R Russet J. P. 7 S H E (2,4) Sayles. W Russell, L A. V O V 1 (6) Scales. I Russell. N 27 O V 1 (18) Schell:11er. Daniel Russell, N. 25 B E T (14) Schroder. John Russell, N 31 N O B (5) Schofield, A. R . Mrs O V I (18) S H E (21) S H E (19) 2 2 3 X B R O (23,33) . 2 K I N (13,24) 1 Q U I (24,25) 5 1 2 1 1 G I R (33) 7 2 B A T (30) 9 2 2 A L G (26) 3 B R O (20) 2 1 2 O U I (26) 5 B E T (35) 3 GIL(1,17 1 5 1 B R O (28) B R O (27,28) 3 3 C o l d w a t e r Dir. M A T (13,14) 9 C O L (28) 1 5 M A T (14) 1 9 C O L (32) 1 Q U I (8) 1 9 C O L (32) 7 S H E (5,8,17,21) 7 S H E (8) 1 7 U n i o n City B A T (2) 7 S H E ( 11 ) 7 S H E (33) 1 1 4 3 3 1 7 M A T (25) 1 C O L (22) 1 N O B (16) 3 G I L (20) 5 2 M A T (26) O V I (21) 7 2 7 1 B A T (18,19) 5 O V I (21) 7 B A T (19,20) �MA Index to the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Not a Scholaski, -- m 2 Tw p . 3 Sdcoley, Eugene Shaw, --- 1 BAT (21) GIR (25) Shaw, A. M. 1 MAT (31) 2 BRO (6) Bronson Dir. B R O (26) 1 Schoornaker, --- 2 ALG (12) Shaw, A. M. SchnIfier. P 6 Bronson Shaw, A. M.-Saw FAH (Shun) 6 Schultz, Joseph 2 ALG (21) Shaw, Albenus 2 BRO (5,6) 7 SHE (3,10) Scalier, 1 COL (12,13) Shaw, Schumaker, A. B.-Druggist 5 Coldwater Dir. Shaw, D. C.-Contractor 5 Goldwater Dir. Schumaker, C. J. 1 COL (12) Shaw, 2 BRO (5) Schurtz, Tobias 1 BAT Shaw, Emma 1 BAT (1) UNI (35) Scotfield, 2 BRO (22) Shaw, 9 Scott & Smith, Silver Lake Mills 3 KIN (16) Shaw, G. W. 1 BAT (1) Scott, 1 COL (9) Shaw, Noah 1 MAT (27) Scott, 9 UNI (11) Shaw, P 1 MAT (29,30,32) 1 MAT (29) 2 OVI(11) QUI (15) Scott, 9 UNI (3) Shaw, P. P. Scovill, M. 1 COL (27) Shay, Scovill, William 1 COL (27) Shear, 2 Scoville, S. S. (Scovill) 1 GIR (34,35) Shear. 6 Quincy, Village of Scoville, S. S.-Stock Bfolter 5 Coldwater Dir. Shear, 2 QUI (15) Scovthe, S. 5.-Sup 4th Ward 5 Coldwater Dir. Shedd, 1 MAT (21,22,27) Scnbner, J. H. & S c r i b n e r 1 BAT (31) Shecid, S. H. (Shed) 1 GIR (1) Scuflarn, 1 GIR (17) Sheffield, J. C. 2 BRO (8) Searing, 1 BAT Sheffield, J. G. 2 BRO (4) Searle, 2 BRO (1) Shen, C. 1 GIR (1) Sears, C. C. 2 QUI (8) Shelden. 1 COL (29) Sebring, J. (Solving) 2 QUI (27) Sholcbn, Ira 1 BUT (6) Sebring, S. (Seeding) 2 ALG (9) Sheldon, W. F. 9 UNI (2) Seeley, 3 CAL (24) Sheldon, W. F. 1 BAT (5) Seely's Grove 4 COL (15) Shellhons, L W.-Insurance 5 Coldwater Dir. Seely, 4 COL (22) Shelihons, L. W.-Sew. Mach. 5 Coldwater Dir. Seely, 1 COL (15) Shellhouse, G., Est of 1 MAT (7) Selby, 3 GIL (18,19) Shelph, H. (Shelp) 1 BUT (23,35 Selby, 2 BET (17) Shenernan, Jacob 1 BAT (26,27,35) Selby, Rebecca 3 GIL (5) Shenernan, 1 BAT (31,32) Selleck, H. 5 COL (17) Shepard, Esther 2 BRO (3) Sellick, A. J. 7 SHE (36) Shepard, H. Y. 2 BRO (10) Sellick, J. B. 7 SHE (36) Shepard. 6 Bronson Village Sellwoccl, C. (Selwood) 9 UNI (2) Shepard. 1 BAT (15) Selover, I. M 1 COL (27) Shepard. 3 GIL (12) Sexton, George 7 SHE (20) Sherman 4 COL (21) Seymour & Eldridge 1 COL (14) Showman, A. 2 BET (27) Shaffmaster. 2 BRO (4) Sherman, A. H. 2 BET (35,36) Shaffmaster. F. 1 MAT (10,15.33,34) Sherman, 3 GIL (2) Shatfrnaster, George 1 MAT (34) Sherman, 2 QUI (1) Shaffmaseer, H. 1 MAT (33) Sherman, H. C. 2 OVI (30) Shaffmaster, J. H. 1 MAT (34) Sherman, 2 ALG (19) Shane. Esther 2 BRO (19) Sherman, Julia 2 BET (22) Shanks, 1 MAT (2) Sherman, Patience 1 GIR (1,2,12) Shannon, 1 GIR(12) Sherman. 2 8E7(27) Sharer, 1 MAT (31) Sherman, W. B. 2 BET (35) Sharp. 3 NOB (3,19) Sherman, 1 BUT (36) Sharp, 3 GIL Sherman, 2 QUI (1) Sherp. D 3 NOB Sheffer, David 3 CAL(10,11) 3 �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Miro: N a t liaaollis. Sheffer. J , Est. of 3 Sherrer, S. 7 3 7 C A L (1) S k e e l s , F. C A L (3) S k e e l s . Frank L.- Atty Sheffer, Samuel 3 7 C A L (10) Sherwood \tillage 3 3 S H E (28,33) Sherwood, M. M 1 9 C O L (36) S M A T (27) S m a r t 3 B R O (25) S m e a d , F. H. 3 1 N O B (20) S m e a d , L. B R O (26) S m e a d , M. L Shimmel, D. 1 5 Shimsheskey, G. 2 Shinnaman, J. (Sheneman) Sh4eY, J, 2 3 S k i S n l l n i s h o c e r , e r , m , u , 2 5 W. B E T (29) 5 1 2 7 J. (Slasher) B A T (3,10) 2 3 B R O (34) --- 1 5 M A T (31) 0. L 1 1 G I R (10,15,21) 5 B E T (9) 5 B E T (3,4,9,10) 2 3 B E T (4,9) 2 Shipman, John B -Lawyer 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. S m i t h & Miller-Slaughter House 1 9 C O L (9) Shires & Ball-Carpenters 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. S m i t h & Scott M A T (15) m i t h , A. 2 3 B R O (28) t h , A. 1 3 B U T (24) , A. H. Shifts, J. 1 5 Showatt B B 1 Shoemaker. C. 2 9 C O L (7,18) 1 Shoemaker, S Q U I (4) 7 Shoemaker. William 1 9 Shock A. J- 1 Shook, D. 2 Shook L 1 3 3 2 Shook S 2 Shook S 2 m S m S m i B U T (5) S m i m 7 1 M a t t i s o n Dir B A T (9) 1 G I R (6,20) h , B.H. & A.L 1 1 G I R (16) h , B.H. & Q.L. 1 1 G I R (17,18) 1 G I R (15,20) aut(1) S m i t h , C. B R O (6) S m i t h , C. A. 1 % 1 3 B U T (20,28) 9 U N I (16) B R O (7) S m i t h , C. R. 3 1 N O B (2) Q U I (6) S m i t h , C. S. 1 1 G I R (30) B E T (9) S h , m B E T (15,16) S i t m i m t i D. 1 1 h , D. 1 3 B U T (20,21) h , D. 6 5 G i r a r d Village 1 t i A L G (33) S m i t h , D. 3 A L G (33) S m i t h , D. H. B E T ( 11 ) S m i t h , E. G I R (35) S m i t h , E. B. Silliman, A 2 3 A L G (19) Silver Lake 3 5 K I N (9) S m S Silvia( Lake Mills-Smit & Scott 3 5 K I N (16) i m S t i m t i t 1 Q U I (17,20) 5 2 M A T (21) 7 O V I (17) h , E., Mrs. 1 7 B A T (2) , Edd. W. 3 1 N O B (10) F. V. C O L (15) S m i t h . Furnce 2 5 B E T (21) S m i t h , George 1 3 B U T (24) 7 9 9 7 , 4 B U T (32) 9 h 4 B A T (14) 7 t , 7 3 i M A T (16) 1 h h m 5 2 A L G (20,21,31,32) 1 S G I R (21) 3 2 Sinclair. A. 5 t 1 1 M A T (36) 1 i C. 1 1 t K I N (16) 5 1 Benyarnin H. 3 Simpson, William B. H. & C. L. , 2 Simpson. A A., Est of , , a Simms. Rodney , h h Shumway, A. Simons, Jas h t h S Simms, B e s t . of t t 5 Simmons, Jane E. 1 t 1 5 A. H. - Auctioneer i Shoudler. Hiram-Ald 1st Ward 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir Simmons, H. . i 5 Simkins, Aaron h m 2 1 t m Short D Sillick, M i U N I (25) S h i S 3 Sibley. W. H. t m S 2 Shumway, L A. i S B U T (26) Shooks, James Est of 2 i B U T (22) 3 Short, William Q U I (6) m 3 3 1 Shook Peter S B R O (5,6) 3 Shook, Louisa S S H E (14,23) 2 Shoot H. S F. V., & Co. .Clothing 5 2 U N I (16) S m i t h , George K. Physician S H E (6) S m i t h , H. S H E (3) S m i t h , H. H. 2 5 2 7 O V I (2,3,11) 3 B E T (9) C O L (26) S m i t h , H. 7.-Lumbar, Lath U N I (26) S m i t h , J. 1 3 5 2 B U T (20,31) S H E (36) S m i t h , J. 3 3 G I L (12) Sinclair, B. 1 9 C O L (35) S m i t h . J A. 2 5 B E T (32) Sinclair. 0 3 3 S H E (28) S m i t h , J. D. 1 1 G I R (18) m i h , J. E. 4 1 C O L (22) h , J. G. 1 3 B U T (31) , J. H. 2 7 O V I (2,11) , J. O. 3 1 N O B (10) , J. R. 2 1 Q U I (20) , J., Jr. 3 G I L (14) Sindinger J 2 Sisco. A Sisson, Isaac Sisson, J 7 1 7 2 1 B R O (6.7) S U N I (21.33) 2 Sisson, Jane H Setaier , A 3 9 S B A T (282g) 5 1 O V I (10) S m S B E T (15,16) G I R (36) m i m S S t t h i m m t i t i i t t 3 h h h 3 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, INIAAASIL &On Smith, James D -Dentist Smith John Smith, John 2 1 Union City Southwick, K. E 2 ALG (27) QUI (31) Soot-wrath, 1 COL (2) BAT Sparks, 1 BUT (30,32) 2 ALG (14) Small. John 2 BRO (10) Speuidng, Smith, Joseph 2 BRO (10) Spauldng, S. D. 2 ALG (11) Smith, 2 BRO (2) Speaker', 9 UNI (13) CAL (10) Smith. 1 GIR (33) Spear. 3 Smith, L C. 1 BUT (19) Spencer, A P. 7 SHE (16) Smith, M. 2 BRO (27) Spencer, Abram 1 COL (4) Smith, 1 MAT (26) Spencer, H. Mrs 7 SHE (34) 3 SHE (34) & Bus Dir. Union City Smith, Makin A. 1 COL (4,5) Spencer, J. & Son-Drugs Smith. Mary 1 MAT (25) Spencer, M. 0 Physician Smith. Mary M. 1 BUT (28,29) Spencer, 1 GIR (2) Smith. Michael 2 BRO Spencer. W. Mc. 7 SHE (3,16) 3 GIL (4) UNI (25) Smith, N 2 QUI (31) Spicer, T. Smith, 0., Mrs. 2 QUI (4) Spofford, C. C. 9 Smith, P. D. 2 BET (18) Spofford, William, est of 9 UNI (36) Smith, 1 MAT (10) Spooner, N 2 QUI (5) Smith, 3 NOB (13) Sprague 2 BET (21) Smith, 9 UNI (34) Sprague, A. 1 BAT (4) Smith, 3 GIL (18) Sprague, A. H 9 UNI (31) Smith, Samuel 1 BAT Sprague, 2 Bus Dir. Smith, T. A. 1 BUT (4) Sprague, David 1 BAT (4) Smith. Thomas 4 COL (16) Sprague, M. V. Mrs. 1 BAT (29) Smith, Thomas 2 BRO (10) Sprague, P. H. 1 BAT (12) Smith, W. 2 QUI (17) Sprague, W. 1 BUT (23) Smith, W. 2 BRO (10) Sprague, William B. 1 GIR (27,28) Smith, W. L 4 COL (16) Spnng & Buell-Hardware 5 Union City Smith, W. T. 1 COL (18) Spnng, 3 GIL (5) Smith, W W. 3 NOB (10,15) Spring, 2 BET() Smith, William 9 UNI (31) Spring, T. 3 GIL (5) Smith, William M. 3 CAL (9) Spurback, 1 COL(11) Smith, Wm. W. 2 OVI Squire, A 2 QUI (33) Smoker, 2 BRO (22) Squire, A 2 ALG (3) Snider, 2 BRO (3) Squire, L T 2 QUI (33) Snook, Jesse 3 NOB (4) Squires. James 1 GIR (6) Snow, 9 UNI (3,10,11) St. Joseph River 7 SHE (31 Snyder, A. J 2 BRO (5) Stafford & Sevin Planing Mill 3 unknow Snyder. 1 MAT (29) Stafford, 9 UNI Snyder, 3 GIL (14) Stafford, J W 3 SHE (28) Snyder, John 3 NOB (16) Staley, 1 MAT (8) Snyder. S. W. 1 MAT (26) Staley, Daniel 1 MAT (8) Sorter, A. 2 BRO (19) Staley, F. 3 CAL (14) Sorter, 3 KIN (5) Staley, 1 MAT (34) Sorter. Jacob 2 OVI (28,31) Stanboury. Mrs. Est ot 1 Girard Village Sorter, W. &J. 2 OVI (33) Stancitord, 7 SHE (4,17) Sorter, William 2 OVI Standish, J B 2 QUI (16) South Butler P 0 . 1 BUT (22) Standish, John 2 QUI (16) Southerland, George 1 GIR (35) Stanton, Edward 7 SHE (9,10) Southern Mich Nat Bank 5 Coldwater Stanton, 1 Gir (7) Southern Michigan Hotel 5 Coldwater Stanton. 7 SHE (3,15 Southern Michigan Hotel 4 COL (21) Starr & Dennis, Insurance 5 Coldwater Dir 4 �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Nam E s o Stratton. N 3 Stan, Geo -Cashier, C.N.Bank 6 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir Stray, G W 11 G I R (9,10) Stale Una StaSon Starr & Dennis-Insurance 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir B E T (15) C A L (22) Streeter 29 A L G (3) C o l d w a t e r Dir Streeter, C 23 A L G (3) B A T (15) Stnckland, A. 19 C O L (9) Stearns, Geo W -Loan Agent 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Stnckland, 19 C O L (2) Stearns, John-Money to Loan 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Stnckland, 19 C O L (2) Stebbins. William C A L (9) Strobec, 27 O V I (15) G I R (1) Strobec, M. 27 O V I (15) B E T (31) Strobec, 27 O V I (15) B E T (31) Strong, C. 11 G I R (22) B E T (31) Strong, C. 25 B E T (15) Stevens & Co.-Wheelbarrows 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Strong, C. M. 25 B E T (25) & Bus. Dir. Stevens, F., Mrs. 2 Q U I (36) Strong, 27 O V I (30) Stevens, H V O V I (36) Strong, J. F. 25 B E T (21) Stevens, Joshua 3 K I N (13,24) Strong, 27 O V I (32) 3 7 Steams & Whitford, Drs. 5 Steams, C 7 1 2 3 Swore, R. A 7 1 1 Stephenson. D 2 5 Stephenson, James 3 Stephensai, R. 2 5 1 5 Stevens, L H. 2 8 A L G (1) Strong, M. W. 35 K I N (19) Stevens, O. B. 2 1 Q U I (25) Strong, N., Est of 27 O V 1 (31) Stevens, S. W. 1 5 M A T (34) Stucley, 33 S H E (28) 4 C O L (15) Studley, J. J., Store & P.O. 33 S H E (28) C O L (19) SUckrjr, L 7 S H E (21,29 Steward, Marcus-Res Farmer 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Studley, W. W. 7 S H E (27) Stewart, E. M. C A L (12) Stull, 15 M A T (20) N O B (22,23) Stull. 15 M A T (21) B r o n s o n Village Sturdewine 9 U N I (36) N O B Sullivan. J C 9 U N I (26,27) B R O (4) Sullivan, J., heirs of 19 C O L (24) U N I (1) Sullivan, M. 21 Q U I (19) Q U I (31) Summers, P 31 N O B (15) B U T (4) Sumner & Clark (Summer) 31 N O B (3) N O B (17) Surrerrar, L 17 B A T (17) C A L (18) Sutton, Alden & Co. 83 Q u i n c y C A L (3) Swain, 9 U N I (18) B A T (36) Swan, C. E. 33 S H E (28) ALG Swain, 17 B A T (11,12) B R O (36) Swan, John 31 N O B (3,4) Stevenson, J. B. 4 Steward, M 1 9 3 Stewart G. 7 3 1 Stewart J H. 6 Stewart Samuel 3 3 Stfney, T. (?) 1 2 L D. 3 9 Sollman & Dickey S. S. Mill Stillman, I. B. 2 1 1 Sbriely, C 3 3 1 Stockciale, B 3 7 Stockdale, William Stocks, J 3 1 7 7 Stockwell, I. 2 Slockwel, J. H. 9 2 3 Stokes, A. C. 3 7 C A L (17,18) Swain, S. P 17 B A T ( 1 1 ) Stokes, J. W 3 5 K I N (13,23) Swan Creek 23 B R O (9 et al) BET Swan Creek 15 M A T (34, 35) B E T (10) Swan Creek 23 B R O (2) O V 1 (29) Swan, 9 U N I (26) B U T (12) Swan, C. M 9 U N I (13) 7 O V I (22) Swan, 11 G I R (30) Slone, J. G 3 Sone, Susan 2 Stake. J 5 2 7 Storms, John 1 Stout B. F. 3 2 Stowe, G. 1 9 C O L (33) Swan, 3 Stowe, J. 3 3 0 1 1 (10) Swan, 21 Q U I (36) ALG Swan, L 21 Q U I (26) S H E (28) Swan, L M. 9 U N I (25,36) B R O (33) Swan, 21 O U I (26) C O L (4) Swan, 21 O U I (26) C O L (4) 9riarbrick, 17 B A T (24.25) G I R (18) 9eartout, 37 C A L (2) B A T (33) Swarts, W. 31 N O B (3) Stowe, James H. StN, I. 2 3 St-aehly, M (?) 2 Straight, M. J., Mrs. Straight W. 9 3 3 1 1 9 9 Straight, W P (Straight) 1 Strang, C E 7 1 1 4 B E T (16) �WINS& Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. mon a n t Sweet Bros & Co. Dry Goods 5 2 Twp, 2 OV1 Thayer, Jain Thayer, 7 Sweet, Beniarnin Sweet, J. B. Sweet M. 9 UNI BET Thayer, Thayer. 1 7 BET BET SHE Thomas 7 Thomas. Thomas, 2 BET 1 2 5 Sweet, N. Sweet, S. J. Sweet, T. 3 3 7 Sweezy, J. Swift, D. Swift, E. W. Swift, 0. Swift, P. S. Switz, J., Mrs. Taft, Jesse 1 SHE BAT MAT SHE SHE 2 1 QUI Thomas, 3 COL GIL 2 7 3 Thompson Thompson. 3 1 1 GIL MAT MAT 1 3 B AT BRO UNI UNI QUI ALG 2 1 Thompson, 1 ALG MAT MAT 3 3 BRO BRO Thompson, Thompson. 2 1 BET BUT BRO UNI Thu,ipso'', Thompson, 3 5 CAL Coldwater 1 9 9 2 2 Taggart, B. P. Taggart, David Taggart. J. Talbot, L B. 7 2 2 2 3 9 Talbott J. A. 9 Talent, J. (Talent) Tallmadge, William Tallmadge, William Talmadge, L. 2 3 3 3 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, C. UNI Thompson, 2 OVI 1 7 7 QUI CAL CAL B E T ( 11 ) Thompson, 3 CAL Thompson, Thompson, 2 2 3 BUT Thompson, Thompson, QUI BET BET OVI BUT OUI 5 KIN SHE Thompson, 2 2 1 Thompson, 2 2 1 3 3 ALG BUT Thornpson, 2 BET 2 ALG Taylor, G. 3 1 BUT Thompson, Thompson, 2 QUI Taylor, L. Taylor. L. Taylor, L., Jr. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, N. C. Taylor, N C. Taylor, R. Taylor, R. Taylor, S. 1 7 B AT SHE B AT KIN SHE Thornton, Thornton, Thornton, M. L 2 2 7 OVI OVI SHE Thornton, OVI Taylor & Eldred 1 Taylor. C. B. Taylor, D. A. 3 Taylor, E. S. Taylor, Eli 7 7 1 3 7 5 Tibbits, D. 2 2 2 7 5 1 Taylor, S.-Carnage Maker 5 2 Taylor, S.-Prop.Taylor Exch 5 2 Taylor, T. 1 3 BUT Taylor, T. 1 1 GIR Taylor, W. C. 1 3 BUT Taylor, William 1 3 BUT Taylor, William 2 1 QUI Teachout, A. 2 7 OVI Teller, W. H. 3 1 NOB TenEyck, C. H. 1 1 GIR Tenney. E. 7 SHE Tenney, M. 1 3 BUT Tice, Tiffany, 2 1 BRO GIR Trft, Trft, Jerome Tilt. 2 ALG ALG ALG GIL SHE SHE MAT COL COL Terhune, N. G. Thatcher, H. J. Tindall, Tindall. P. B. 7 % 1 1 1 1 3 5 2 2 Thorpe, A. Thurber, Thurston, Tibbits, Allen-01dest GIR BUT M AT 7 7 rift, Tillotson, Tillotson, Tilton, Tilton, Tmerson. Tindall, G. W. OVI OVI 4 2; 2; 3 7 7 1 1 1 2 2 2 ALG BET(11 SHE Coldwater COL OVI ALG ALG �Index t o the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, time Tndall, S. E d 3 Inkhorn, Tidow Bros.Tidow Titus, L B.- o TWD. & S e c 7 1 5 5 5 1 CAL COL Truesdale Truesdell, 2 2 BET BRO Union Union Coldwater Truman, 5 Union Trumbull, Trumbull, 1 1 MAT Trump, Trump, 2 2 OVI OVI OVI MAT Todd, 1 BAT(11 GIR Tomlinson, 7 SHE Trump, 2 Tomlinson, 3 7 SHE 3 NOB SHE OVI Tubbs, Tucker Tucker, au! OVI OVI QUI Tucker, C. Tucker, C. Tucker, C. 2 9 1 4 Girard GIR Titus, Tomlinson, Tompkins Tompkins Tompkins. Tompkins, Tompkins, J B. Tompkins, J B. Tompkins, J., Est of 2 2 2 2 6 1 1 UNI COL(10,1 5 COL Coldwater Tucker, 3 BET GIR Tucker, Tucker, J. B.- % 5 Union Union Union Tompkins, 1 GIR Tucker, J. B.-Prop. 5 Tompkins, 2 OVI Tucker, L 3 BET Tompson, D. L 2 ALG Tuckey, F. 2 OVI Torrey. P.B., Tourtillott, A. S. Tourtillott, C. A. 7 2 SHE QUI Tuckey, Tuer, 1 3 COL KIN Tower, 2 9 QUI UNI Tum, Turner, A W. 1 4 COL Tower, 5 Union COL 3 BET Turner, Turner, 5 Tower. 1 BUT Townsend, Towsley. 2 BET 1 GIR 3 KIN Turner, Turner 1 Trask, Trask, 2 Turner, 1 MAT BUT 6 BET Bronson Tumer, 1 BUT Travers, 7 SHE Turner, 1 BUT Troyer, 3 NOB Tuttle, BET Treer, 9 2 2 UNI OV1 OVI OV1 Tuttle, Tulle, 3 1 COL OVI MAT Coldwater Tyler, Treat, Treat, Treat Treat, Treat, 2 1 2 MAT BAT KIN Tuttle, 3 7 TwadeN, 2 SHE QUI Twadell. Tyler, G W. D. 2 QUI 9 UNI UNI Tyler, 9 1 Tyler, 1 Tyler. 1 Tynen. Underhill, 1 2 BAT BUT ALG 2 1 ALG BAT ALG UNI Treece, 1 Tremont 5 Trim, L 2 Trim, 2 2 V OUI QUI(2 ALG OVI 3 3 5 KIN KIN Coldwater Underhill, Underhill, Underhill, 2 3 1 KIN GIR Underwood, UnionAgn Society 9 5 9 UNI Union City % Union Union 2 3 OVI Union City 5 Union BET UNION CITY, 9 UNI Trirn. Tnpp, Tnpp. Tripp, Tripp, James Tripp, L Troutman. Troutman. Troutman, Troutwine. H H 4 BAT MAT �Index to the 1872 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, Mon N o Union House-Holel Unroe, M. 3 Upp, J.. Mrs. Upp, M. Iss,katc.. 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir V a n V a l i a n b u r g h , L Res. 5 C A L (20) 9 7 3 5 3 3 Upson, Charles-Atty. Valyer, W. J. t 5 5 2 B E V a K I N (6) V a G I L (1) V e (7) V n i i c o e V V i V n C o l d w a t e r Dir. T n r t c c e , s i o t , a r S. C C. , y 1 , r y , J. 5 2 A. M. o C o l d w a t e r Dir C O L (32) 1 Elizabeth 2 M A T (33) 5 1 B E T (36) 3 1 B U T (8) 3 B U T (33) VanAken, G. W. 1 9 C O L (35) V i c o r y , J. L 1 3 VanAken, G. W. 1 1 G I R (34) V i c o r y , L. D. 1 3 B U T (19) 9 C O L (25) V i c o r y , L. W. 1 3 B U T (14) B E T (16) V y , VanAken, J. H. 1 Vanalsbne, N Z Vanblarcom, Betsey 1 1 1 1 Vanblarcom, Joseph 1 Vanblarcom, M. 1 Vanoa. Alexander 1 3 V G I R (16) 7 C A L (4) c o o V V r n n V GIR(16) o i V G I R (21,23) 1 c V Vanblarcom, D.S.(Vanblarcum) 1 1 G I R (28) Vanblarcom, J. R. i G I R (21,28) e n t Lake-Girard Twp. e n t , 0 u s . Mary S. r b u r r g h , J. J. g h , M. W. r g h , M.-Fruit Trees 5 n L H. 5 VanDekarr, A. S. 1 3 B U T (15) V n a e l a Vanderbdt C. A. 1 7 B A T (16) V r m a 5 M A T (14) B E T (36) C O L (16) Vanderhoof, P 1 5 Vanderhoof, R. 1 9 Vandervanter, P. M. 3 Vandervanter, P e r 3 Vandervanter, William 3 G I L (1,17) 3 VanDuser, J. VanEHen, D. G I L (8) 3 9 3 7 G I L (9) a W b W W f W a W W C A L (10) W 6 3 B r o n s o n Village 5 3 C O L (21) W a B U T ( 11 ) W a VanGeisen, T. J. 1 3 3 VanGiesen, Williarn S. 1 3 VanGilder, C. 2 1 VanGilder. W 2 5 VanNuys, H. S. VanOrsdal, J. 2 2 1 W a W W a a k W , b l b r W a C o l d w a t e r Dir. W , G. 6 5 1 a a e r i l d 9 A L G (27) , , g e , E 2 Nathan , 1 P. 2 E. M. 1 o n , Henry Q U I (16) W a l d r o n , L. l B R O (16) B U T (8) r a 3 B U T (4,9) d W B U T (7) C O L (28) 3 l k 9 1 a l U N I (24) Mann W a 1 2 O V I (22) W G I R (22) U N I (9) 3 t o B A T (22) C O L (34) 1 n d GIR A L G (13) Joseph , m G I R 2 G i r a r d Village 1 9 1 J. G. t t e U N I (2) 9 W. t l 9 2 , e i a VariSchoick J. VanTassel, J. y l i l 1 G. H. s a a 5 , i W W 4 r J. B U T (25) 2 r e i Q U I (7) VanSlyke, M. T. e 9 , a 3 VanSlyck, William n n 7 1 t W 1 3 1 G. Robert 3 1 1 , 9 2 VanScoter, S. t E.G. R. (Watt) VanOrthwick, J. H. 9 r t I., Mrs. VanOrthwick, A. A. VanSchoick, J. R. e 1 9 , B U T (28) 5 2 n n o 1 2 , A L G (1) 7 g o William Lydia t G I R (31,32) Vanness, R.-Sew. Machines a g , . t 1 3 e 5 i O V 1 (31) 1 1 i 7 VanNatter. M. 1 D a n i e l - Resident a VanGuilder, William 9 5 a B E T (13) 1 6 Daniel o B U T (2) Daniel , g Q U I (19) , W U N I (12) 2 1 3 W 9 Vanhyning, H., Est of 2 1 , r M A T (8.9) B U T ( 11 ) VanGorder. J ( V a n d e r ) VanHoosear, H. C., Est of e l M A T (3) B E T (24) e a U n i o n City 5 B U T ( 11 ) Q U I (6) 2 2 C. W. e 6 5 l g i , 1 l g W 1 f f g a n , U N I (4) f g a E. U N I (3) 9 C. , o e l f a U N I (8,9) n f f a VanEvery, C. N. 1 f a W e , , - d a d n - a VanEvery, I. M. VanGeisen, G. 0. - a W C O L (2) 3 o W M A T (2) 9 B E T (18) U N I r u 6 9 u b 8 J. R. u s 3 i b o 4 G I R (4) a b V G I R (4) 1 s B U T (13) Vanderhcof, John 1 s 3 Vanderhoof, A. C. , B U T ( 11 ) 1 o 1 1 g 3 1 o VanDekan. S. K Vanderhoof, A. 1 c o s William G. B U T (20) e r , E. J. k e r , J. I. 5 A L G (11) 1 G I R (2) 2 5 2 7 3 3 M A T (5) 3 B E T (21) O V I (24) 5 K I N (4) 1 N O B (13) G I R (25,26) k e r , J. M. 1 1 U N I (14) W a l k e r , J. W. 2 5 B E T (19) B U T (24) W a l k e r , J. W. 2 3 B R O (24) 5 B E T (1) C O L (22) W a l k e r . Josiah B E T (32) W a l k e r , 0. k e r , P. Mrs. A L G (8) W a l 4 2 2 5 7 B E T (7) S E C (15) �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s o f BRANCH C O U N T Y, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. timm2 B M T r i m & Sec Walker, W 2 3 B R O (36) Walker, W 2 5 B E T (12) Walker, William 2 Walkup, A. 7 3 Wallace, E. P. 3 Wallace, S. O V I (6) 1 7 2 5 6 9 Walsworth, L D. 1 7 r y u r y , L C A L (9) W a t e r b u r y Maria U n i o n City U N I (14) W C O L (18) Wafters, A. 3 5 Walters, George e a r t a t a t W K I N (13,24) e r e t t W a s m a e , J. 3 J. 3 5 & Adams a n , Abnzo 1 9 C O L (34) n , Alonzo 2 5 B E T (7,8,18,20,25) 7 O V I (29) a m a n . B. m a n , N. T. n , N. T. r m a 1 W k i n s & Crocker-Staples A L G (24) W a t k i n s , A. Ward, A. 9 U N I (36) W a t k i n s , Ann Warlord & Robinson 1 Warner. Asahel 1 Warner, E. J.. Mrs. C O L (28,29 3 Warner, B. N., Est. of Warner, F. 9 2 1 a a W A L G (35,36) 7 2 W W 1 7 1 1 % U n i o n City C O L (8) 7 S H E ( 11 ) t k i n s , E. M. % U n i o n City k i n s , F. C. 7 S H E (2) t a k i t s n s o , V. 7 & Brook-Butchers 5 3 a t s o n House Q U I (5) W a t s o n House-Hotel a t s o S H E (2) n W W G I R (9) 9 B A T (8) B A T (17) C O L (6) 1 t a W S. W. C o l c k v a t e r Dir B U T (1) 9 C o l d w a t e r Dir. G I L (5,6) , 3 5 2 N O B (17) s 2 2 9 3 r 1 2 1 M A T (2) m Walenxth, John 3 G I L ( 11 ) 5 5 Walton. William-Machinist 3 3 1 A. - Resident r t K I N (5,9,10) 3 , r a G I L ( 11 ) n m e K I N (3) 3 a r e A L G (24) 5 m e t A L G (24) 3 Pabenoe n 9 3 Hamel e t a u A L G (25) A L G (15) 2 Q U I (26) Ward, R., E s t of W r r t a a o e e W a W h i 3 1 Ward. A. 2 t W W G I L (24) , B A T (18) 2 2 W a t e r h o u s e , W a 7 a James W a t e r h o u s e , U N I (24) Walter, C. , W a t e r h o u s e , B A T (11,13) 3 1 u Walsworth, L D. (Wallsworth) 1 9 3 L. H., Mrs. b O V I (9) 5 , y , b Q U I (23) 9 n r r 1 e r u r 2 t u b e Walley, Betsy Walsworth, L B. a b r t C A L (20) Walsworth, L h e a 7 Walsh & Engle-Carnages W B E T (16,20) 7 s t W 3 2 a a N O B (9) Waller. Jesse Walling. Daniel W W n 5 2 C O L (21) 5 Slaughter House C o l d w a t e r Dir. 2 5 C o l d w a t e r Dir 2 C O L (20) Warner, F. M 1 5 M A T (25,36) W a t s o n , J. D. 1 5 M A T (19,29,31,32) Warner, G. L. 1 3 B U T (12,13) W a t s o n , Mrs. 1 5 M A T (32) W a t s o n , R. a t Warner, H 1 9 C O L (28,33) Warner, H 3 3 G I L (6) Warner, H -Mfg. of Cider 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Warner. M 1 1 G I R (36) Warner. P 3 3 G I L (56 Warner, P 2 5 B E T (31) Warner. Ray Warner, V 1 9 1 1 7 W W a a B r a n c h Village Warren, F. L 6 5 B r a n c h Vilage Warren, F L . 1 9 C O L (19,30) Warren, J.H.D.-Groceries Warren. L. 5 2 1 Warren. S A . 9 Warren, Samuel 2 3 2 1 Washburn, A. Washburn, D D 2 9 Warren, Lyda Warrick, I C O L (29) 5 7 1 5 2 , Robert s , A. F e s , W M g h n , g a t o e r h , e , r w 5 1 1 1 s x C O L (17) 9 C O L (17,20) 5 M A T (4) 5 M A T (8) S H E (22) 7 D. (Wadge) a M A T (18) 2 7 William S H E (21) M K I N (17) , -- 3 7 C A L (2) W e a t h e r w a x . H. 2 9 A L G (26) W e a t h e r w a x , J. 2 W e a t h e r w a x , W e a t h e r w a x , C o l d w a t e r Dir 5 Robert W e a t h e r w a x , Warren, F. L -Prop. S M HOIEPI 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir 9 h u W 5 1 g W e 6 Warren, H. u a B A T (2) Warren, E. L. Warren, Hart-Brick Mfg. l , e l t B U T (4) n s t t a W o t t a W s a a W C O L (28) 3 Warner. William W 1 W e a v v e r r C. , 3 2 John T. 1 Joseph A. A L G (26) 1 O U I (5) 3 1 1 3 B U T (32) B U T (32,33) 9 C O L (35) B E T (35,36) C o l d w a t e r Dir W e a D. 2 5 U N I (1) e a v e r , H. 2 3 B R O (19) . H 3 3 G I L (12) 3 3 G I L ( 11 ) W e , J. T. O U I (14) W e a v e r U N I (21) W e a v e r . J A L G (19) W e a v e r . Jacob 2 1 O U I (23,24,26) O U I (35) W e a v e r . M B 3 1 N O B (10,11) S H E (31) W e a v e r . W H 3 1 M A T (1) W e b 4 b & Dickerson 1 N O B (16) 3 B U T (9) 4 �Index t o the 1872 Atlas of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C. O. Titus, time E s s ImiSits. Webb. A , Mrs. 7 S H E (31) 2 Webb. B. L 19 C O L3 (3,16) Webb, B. L W We b , E. h 3 2 5 W h Webb, H. W. Webb, J. 7 W W Webb, John 3 2 Webber, D. B. 5 Webber, G. W. W h Welch, George Welch, S. W Walden, J. N. 1 9 Wellman, J. D. 9 6 3 2 1 N O B (24) K I N (22) 5 B E T (1) B E T (3) W h i t a k e r , M 2 3 B R O ( 11 , 1 4 ) o m o b m o 1b m W h W i t h i i t c t h m o m o i G. ,9 H. , o c c , b m t b L , 7 B A T (21) 3 C O L (16) W , S. 2 5 B E T (36) S. 3 3 G I L (12) m i b t o b 5 W h i t c o r n b , h m 1 L. H. U n i o n City o o B A T (12) John-County Trees 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. , b G I L (12) U N I (21) U N I (5,15) W c , 3 7 J. b 3 c o m m b , S. A. b5 , S. N. 3 5 K I N (18) , Saxton & Co.-Mfg. 5 2 K I N (5) C o l d w a t e r Dir. M A T (25) W h i t e , C. M. 1 3 B U T (20) C O L (31) W h i t e , G. H. 1 9 C O L (14,23) U N I (16) W h i t e , G. M. 5 B E T (2) e , H. e , John W h 8E7(1) W i M t i W t h h i i t t e , e 2 1 2 M. , 1 T. L. 1 7 B A T (1) 1 Q U I (25) 3 B U T (17,20) 1 G I R (12) Wells, J. M. 9 U N I (28) W h i t e h e a d , B. S. 4 4 C O L (15) Wells, John 7 S H E (12) W h i t e h e a d , C. R. 2 7 O V I (2,3) Wells, P.. Mrs. 7 Wells, Perry 7 Wells, T. Welsh, M. 9 6 2 Wessel, W. 2 5 7 West, A. P. 5 6 5 West, S. % 2 d , G. a d , G. W. t e h e a d , R. W h 3 Wheeler, E. 2 1 Wheeler, E. C, 2 Wheeler, E.G. W Wheeler. I., Dr. 2 Wheeler, I., Dr. Wheeler, M. 1 2 3 o o r d r J. M. 1 Mary 5 i t m a n , B. 3 U n i o n City W h i t m a n , H. 1 U n i o n City W h i t m a n , Mrs. M U n i o n City i t a W h W i n i h B R O (16) B R O (30) , R. A. 2 3 , W. I. 2 3 B R O (29) l m a n , W. L. 2 3 B R O (19) t t m n i i M A T (31) 3 n i h 5 2 N O B (19) n o r e E. 1 7 B A T (10) Est. 1 5 M A T (4,18) 2 C O L (17) J . W h i t m o r e , h U 9 N I 1 a t t e n e n e e y 5 J. R. W h i t m o r e , W B E T (4) m W h i t m o r e . W C o l d w a t e r Dir. t l m 2 H. G. W h i t r n a r s h , B E T (21) t i i G I L (14) 5 2 h h M A T (6) 3 Julia W h 5 3 & Stearns - Drs. , , 9 1 U n i o n City W y C O L (26) l W e d 9 t G I R (2,13) h f 1 i Q U I (9) 5 d t O V I (11) h Q u i n c y , Village of 1 i i 7 W Whedon, Chas.-East End Drug 5 2 C o l d w a t e r Dir. Wheelen, J. B. h h 2 U N I (5,17) A L G (35) % W h i t e m a n , W W U n i o n City 1 i W h i t e n n i c h t , N O B (18) % 6 a e U n i o n City WestGaines,Leach-Wagons Wheat, B. F. e h U N I (6) 1 West, T h B E T (2) 6 3 e e B E T (12) 9 West, J. B. t t 5 West, A. P.-Country Produce West, J. i i Q U I (8) 9 West, A. P. West, H. h h 1 5 West, A. P. W W B r o n s o n Village 2 Wessel, James S H E (6) S H E (6) U N I (35) 3 Wernple, J. V. A. O. y , A. y , Fanny y , Huldah , 1 1 5 5 1 3 1 1 G I R (3) 1 G I R (3) 9 1 C O L (1) B E T (24) & Bus. Dir. W h i t n e y , W. 5 B u s . Dir. W h i t t e n , G. 1 9 C O L (32) G I L (3,8) W h i t t e n , H. 2 5 B E T (25,36) 3 1 B U T (12,35) 1 1 J. W. 2 ) (1 T E B 5 M A T (8,9) M A T (7) 5 4 lbw 3 2 B r o n s o n Village 5 , A. GIL(10,14,15,16) Wells, J. B M. r , Wells & Brown Wells, B. e r U n i o n City 3 , t e Wellman, J. D.,Phys & Surg. 5 5 3 s k c 15i M A Tt (25,26) 5 e i a c 11 i G I Rt (24,25) h 1 N O B (13) t 19 C O L (18) 3 Webster, W. H. B R O (7) C . C. i (W2 1 h) 9 5 R. e1 , h 7 Webber, D. B. r 3, l W B E T (10) 1 e p B A T (8) G I L (16) 5 Webb, William, Mrs. l p l i 15 Mt A T (5) c h e i h 25 i B Et T (10)c 3 e h W i 19 C tO L (3) c h Webb, J., Est of h W p G I L (16) 1 Webb, G. W. Webb, H. 44i C O Lp (16) 3 Webb, E., Est of W G I R (5) �Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 A t l a s of BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. ikon E Whitten. 0 g g 3 Twp. & Sec s 7 CAL (3) Williams, A. C.-Dry Goods 6 5 G i r a r d Dir. Wickham & Corwin 1 BUT (31) Williams, A. F 2 Wicks, 2 OVI (2) Williams, C 5 BRO (15) COL (17) Wicks. Daniel 1 COL (20) Williams, C. 2 QUI (29,30,32) Wicks. S 3 SHE (33) Williams, C H 1 COL (9,27) Wilber, H. 6 Cuincy. Village of Williams, C. H. 4 COL (22) Wilber, Russell 1 COL (31) 1 BUT (21) Wilbur Bros. - 5 Union City Williams, C. W. Williams, D 2 QUI (27) Wilbur, H. J. 2 QUI (15,22) Williams, E. 1 BUT (35) Wilbur, R. 2 QUI (14,23,34) Williams, E. 2 QUI (8) Wilbur, William 1 BUT (17) Williams, E. 3 GIL (8) Wilcox, A . (Willcox) 1 BUT (21) Williams, E. M. 3 GIL (7) Wilcox, C. W. 1 COL (23) Williams, Emeline 2 BET (8) Wilcox, D. 7 SHE (20) Williams, F. H., Heirs of 2 QUI (17) Wilcox, D. 1 BAT (21) Williams, F., Mrs. 2 BET (4) Wilcox, J. 1 BAT (8) Williams, H. B. 2 QUI (19) Wilcox, James R. 1 COL (27) Williams, H. W. 1 BUT (32,33) L 1 MAT(11) Williams, I. 2 BET (4) L 1 BAT Williams, I. 1 BAT (33) L E. 1 MAT (21) Williams, I. E. 1 GIR (14) L P. 7 SHE (11,14) Williams, J. A. 2 ALG (4,9,10) Wilcox, M. 1 BAT Williams, J. B. E Girard Village Wilcox, N. 7 SHE (19,30) Williams, J. B.-Grocenes E Girard Dir. Wilcox, S. 1 BUT (21) Williams, L. 2 BET (5) Wilcox, W. W. 1 COL (18) Williams, L. 2 QUI (5) Wider, A. 1 GIR (4) Williams, Mrs. 2 QUI (4) Wilder, C. H. 3 GIL (21) Williams, 0 . H. 1 GIR (8) Wilder, M. 2 ALG (23) Williams, R. 2 QUI (20) Wilder. 0 . 3 GIL (3) Williams, R. 7 SHE (28) Wider, Orlando 3 BET (34) Williams, R. 1 BUT (33) 5 Williams, S. 2 QUI (23) R M.-Ald. 3rd Ward 5 Coldwater Dir Coldwater Dir Williams, S. P.-Bank Dir. % Union City Wiler, J. 9 UNI (36) Williams, W 3 GIL (5) Wiley, G. 2 BET (6) Williamson, C 3 CAL (20) Wilhams, E., Mrs 1 BAT (33) Willis, E.-Saw Mill in Batavia 5 Coldwater Dir Wilkes, C. % Union City Willis, H. 2 OVI (1) Wilkes, C. 9 UNI (5,23) Willis, William 1 BAT (17) % Union City Wills, E.. & Co 1 BAT(15) Wilkins, B. S. 3 GIL (13) Willson. Darwin - Resident 5 Coldwater Dir. Wilkins, J. H. 3 GIL (13) Willy, J. C. 2 BRO (13) Wilkinson, S. F. 1 BAT (29) Wilmarth, E. 2 QUI (21,28) Wilkinson, W. 3 CAL (18) Wilmarth, G. (Willmarth) 2 ALG (24) laniard, R. H. 7 SHE (5,8) Wilmarth, J. 2 ALG (16) Willer, J. C. E Bronson Wilson, A 2 8E7 (27) Willer, William S 3 NOB (10,16) Wilson. C. 2 OVI (1123) J, E s t of COL (16) R M.-Super. Gaslight Charles (Wilk's) 3 N 0 6 ( 11 ) Wilson, D. 4 Williams, A. 2 QUI (7) Wilson. D. N. 1 COL (33) Williams, A. 3 BUT (2) Wilson, D., Dr. 2 OV1 (28) Williams, A. 2 ALG (3) Wilson, Daniel 2 OVI (22) Williams, A. C. 1 GIR (21) Wilson, H. R. 2 OVI (33,34) Wilhams, A. C E Girard Village Wilson. Horace (Willson, Hons 2 QUI (13) Williams. A. 6 Girard Village Wilson, J R 2 OVI (28) 4 �MEN. Index t o t h e 1 8 7 2 Atlas o f BRANCH COUNTY, M I b y C . O. Titus, Philadelphia, Pa. Nat I r a a a l m . No Wilson, James 17 B A T Woodward Barber&Co -dry gds 5 Coldwater Dir Wilson, Joseph 2 OVI (27,34) Woodworth, A 7 SHE (5) Wilson. 2 OVI (11,14) Woolcotl W J 1 GIR (33) 9 UNI (23) Girard Village Wilson, P. 3 KIN (5.8) Wooster, F. S Wilson, R. 2 OV1 (28) Worden, Barbara 6 Wilson, T 2 BET (3) Worden, 9 UNI (11) 1 GIR (23) Wind. 1 BUT (21) Worden, William V. Winegar, D. E 6 Bronson Work. J. N. 2 OVI (32) Wing, L 1 BAT (10) Worley, T 3 CAL (2) Wing, L 2 QUI (29,30) Wortman, J. 2 BRO (28) Wing, L M.-Cigar Mtg. 5 Coldwater Dir. Wortrnan, S. 2 BRO (30,31) Winrick, J. 2 BRO (23) Worts, Jac. 1 MAT (4) Winslow, E. 2 QUI (29) Wortz, C. 1 BAT (16) Winter. George 2 ALG (28) Wrenspot, --- 7 SHE (26) Winter, H. W. 1 COL (32) Wright, Charles 2 ALG (5,8) Wirt H. W. 2 QUI (34) Wright, Charles 2 OVI (11,14) WSW. A. H. 2 BET (14) Wright, G. 5 COL (21) Wiser, H. 2 QUI (28) Wright, G. 1 COL (21) Wiser. L. S. 2 BET (14) Wright, H. 2 01/1 (10) Wiser, Louisa 2 BET (13) Wright, H. M. 4 COL (22) VVisler & Quint 3 KIN (8) Wright, Ira A. 2 ALG (5) Wisner, A. 3 CAL (17,18) Wright J. D. 2 01/1 (13) Withington, E. 3 CAL (19) Wright, Jay 2 ALG (4,5,8) Withingbn, 3 CAL (18) Wright, John 9 UNI (32,33) Witter, G. F. 2 BET (36) Wright 0. 2 ALG (5) Wixon, Silvanus 2 01/1 (27) Wright P. P. 1 COL (28) Wixon, T. 9 UNI (21,22) Wright, S. 2 OVI (14,15,23) Wolcott, R. L. 5 Union City Wright, W. 2 BRO (20) Wolcott, R. R. 5 Union City Wnghtman, P., Mrs. 1 BUT (21) Wolcott, R. R. 5 Union City Yale, H. M. 1 COL (9) Wolcott, R. R. 9 UNI (4) Yates, R. D. 3 CAL (20) Wolcott R. R.-Farmer % Union City Yeast, P. 2 BRO (22) Wolf, N., Mrs. 7 SHE (26) Vetter, 1 MAT (30) Wolf, Nancy 7 SHE (26) Young & Downer-Blacksmiths % Union City Wood 1 MAT (13) Young, 1 COL (11) Wood & Tucker 2 QUI (19) Youngs 4 COL (22) Wood, 9 UNI (14) Youngs, H. W. 2 ALG (22) Wood, 2 BRO (21) Zeluff, J. W. 2 OVI (9) Wood, A. 0. 2 01/1 (27) Zeluff. M. 2 OVI (11,12) Wood, 2 BET (22) Zerba, Isaac 2 ALG (19) Wood, J. D. 1 COL (14,33) Zimmerman, J. D.-Mfg. Wagon 5 Union City Wood, 2 01/1 (29) Zimmerman, M. 7 SHE (13-14) Union City Wood, J. W. 1 BUT (15,21,23) Zimmerman, M. % Wood, 2 ALG (6) Zimmerman, M.-Farmer % Union City Wood. Matilda 2 OVI (27) Zoover, 2 01/1 (29) Wood, Mrs. 2 BET (24) Zouver, M. D. 1 BAT (1) Wood, Mrs. 1 GIR(11) Zucker, Christopher-Saloon 5 Coldwater Dir. Wood, P. 1 BUT (16) Zull. k J. 3 GIL (2) Woodard, C. P. 1 COL (30) Zull, 3 GIL (13) Woodard, J. S. Woodard, 1 COL (23) Zurbrugg, 3 GIL (3,4.10) 3 CAL (12) ZUVEN, 2 BET (24) Woodruff, A. 0. 2 BET (23) 4 �ILLUSTRATED ATLAS N D Columbian O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN, I n c l u d i n g a d i r e c t o r y o f free h o l d e r s o f t h e C o u n t y, c o m p i l e d , a n d p u b l i s h e d f r o m official r e c o r d s a n d p e r s o n a l TIIE. ATLAS PUBIAStiliNG .3trfiPANY. FORT w A v r s e , I N D I A N A 1894 ENSRAVEDAND PRINTED V 5 RANBENTNEIV, 791 DENNIIONN ST GISMO �TABLE OF PAG 3 Gilead. To w n s h i p . PAGE 31. Outline M a p o f the C o u n t y Sherwood Township_ 33 Kinderhook To w n s h i p . 7 Union 35 California 9 Girard 37 Outline M a p o f C i t y o f Coldwater. " 5 " " Butler 1 5 Matteson Batavia " " a n d 39 First Wa r d o f Coldwater. 42-43. Second Wa r d o f C o l d w a t e r and Village o f Sherwood. 46-47. T h i r d Wa r d o f Coldwater. 50-5i. Fourth Wa r d o f C o l d w a t e r and Vi l l a g e o f G i r a r d . 54-55. Village o f Union C i t y. 1 Coldwater 1 Quincy 2 Bronson 58-59. " o f Q u i n c y. 2 Bethel 61 " o f Bronson. 2 Ovid 64-65. 27 Algansee 2 Noble To w n s h i p and Vi l l a g e o f H e r r i c k v i l l e Village o f Rao. Map o f the State. 69-70. History of Br an c h C o u n t y. 73 Brief Sketches o f E n t e r p r i s i n g Citizens. ILLUSTRATIONS. Views o f Coldwater a n d Public Buildings. Portraits o f C o u n t y Officials. ¥ " M e m b e r s o f B ra nch Co un ty Bar Interior View o f t h e Store o f T . A . H i l t o n , a n d Residence A. A . Dorrance, Coldwater. View o f Residence o f E . E . B e a r d s l e y, B r o n s o n To w n s h i p H. H . Smith, Iteth,:; To w n s h i p , and View o f Store Interior View of Branch C o u n t y Savings B a n k a n d Reside..ce rrtond & 0 . . Qmney. df Geo. Starr, Coldwater. Property oz %1 A ,..dombs. 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Northpe 4 111 . 1 4 a 4 I ' ' Z r i , e , 7riV ,¥ . . �0 1 �Union School Building C 2 C h i c a g o Street, looking \Vest o u r t House and Public L i b r a r y 5 4 M o n r o e Street, looking South. C o r n e r Chicago and Monroe Street, Street Scenes and Public Buildings, of Coldwater, Michigan. �6 9 -BIRANGH_ CQUNTY, MLGHIGAN. 6 I I E territorial government o f Michigan dained i n 1505. T h e territory Willi admitted into t h e Union a s a State i n 1837. O n the 29th t i n y o f October, 1529, the Legislative Council o f Michigan passed a n s e t forming t h e County of Brauch, and at the same time twelve other counties comprising together a large portion o f Southern Michigan. T h i s was the t i n t year of the atlministratiou o f Andrew Jackson. J o h n Brand, of North Carolina was 10,1 Secretary i f Navy, and for him t h e county was named. T h e comities o f Berrien, Barry, Eaton aml Ingham were for members of the Cabinet, Jackson f o r dent himself tioll Cass and Calhoun for distinguished democratic The formation o f the county must gnished front its orgenization. T h e act o f cil segregated t h e , portion,: o f t h e territiey met indicated that they nede i f prep,¥r ext,d,t eye; l i e n , for eonnties. T h , organization did net Èecessarily, nor Mr fact in inoet instances, follow for able time. T h e y aid not contain a sutheient number of inhabitants and in other respects were not i n dition for organization. S i x days later. November 4, two of the number, St. Joseph and C.INR. ized b y an a c t o f t h e Legislative Ginnie:, a u d Branch, Kalamazoo, Barry a w l Eaton gether with an immense inicet mid unoccepicil tract extending nearly t o the Strait t i f MacLitiate were attached to St. Joseph 001110y. T h 3 l 1',I.nty may appropriately h e called tin' mother . f comities. 'rite next day, November 5. the an act termite; several new townships of Seetion fifth id the act provided ¥dhat the come Branch, Callimiii and Eiden and all thi¥ country lying north o f the eiiiinty of Eaton, elliel; :ire :Allelic.] ll/ and form a pert of the county of St. s h a d form a township of the name ;if G e o l . ;mil t h e first township meeting shall lye lit'll at the honie 0! I n Bronsou i n said township." It might seem difficelt i n elich township to tina the 'loose or Jabez Breeson, but i n 152900 few were the inha11it:1ms, far apart, they were generelly known by each other In fact eJalye" Bronson. as he wils c a t Ii. eel as lie signed his name, provided food and think for weary men anti animate at his log tavern on Ilrowton prairie in Branch comity. The town meeting wan held i n the forepart of the year 1934), and a impervisor, town and eolkctor TIMM otfeeers entered npon the denies of their ogee, and the township of Green was :srid in working order early i n June. 1530, with the lox ashin of Jabs: Bronson as the seat and its landlord disposing justice and literature an well as food gad fodder, for be was the first juatice of the perm of the @minty eppointed by and the fent postmaster receiving his from President 'salmon. T h e amount of the whale emeety o f thasseh f o r the y e a r M i n , colleeted Icy John G. Itiebanlemiã collector, over to Seth D011121113., supervisor, & B a r i and thirty-six cents, arid t h e supervisons manniesion on it was thirtyIn the summer of 1830 the ¥ three commissioners t o locate t h e county seat o f Branch county. Abram F. Bolton owned Lite land adjoining :mil lying east of Co!dwater river and north of cep, road. I l e satisfied the commissitmers that his location was the right place for the eolinty seat and they "stuck the stake" for t h e county buildings. This location o f t h e county seat failed a n d the proceedings were void because t h e cominissiotiers hail neglected to take the oath of oilier. T l i t ; next ytar new cotumissiaters were appointed under the ;let o f March 4 o f that year. T h e y came ere; the ground and M r. Bolton ag,aiii attempted them of the Advantages of h i s propetty lytit others lied more perseasive reaseila and t h e Òstake was stuck" in the forests on the west aide o f t h e west branch C o l d w a t e r river, near t h e l i n e between Sections 19 and 30 in the present township water and being the location known as Branch. That portion o f the great territory constituting the town o f Green, lying outside o f the county o f Branch. was from time to time formed iuto townships and thereafter Branch county formed one township which was still called the township of Green. there were probably sixty voters eithin the limit% i f the county. ' r i t e settlers, however, thought there were iidiabitante enough t o justify the division of the territory of the county into two townships. A , cordingly on the 59t11 day of June, 15:12, lative act was procured which divided the county into two equal p u t s b y a north and south lisle. T h e eastern half was named the township and the act provided that the first election Itell at the house o f Jabez Bronson. A few years later the name o f Prairie r i v e r was exchanged to that of Bronson. A s we have seen the county of Branch w a s formed b y the a c t o f (tot. 2:1, 1529. Some four years later t h e people began to move in the matter of county organization. T h e r e were then within its limits probably three hundred inhabitants end about seventy voters. Accordingly an set of the Legislative Council was obtained, approved Fri 1, 1533, and t o take effect Nfitreli 1 Branch county therefore began its legal existence 'In the first day of March, 1s33, and i s years old.. The find election f o r the county wag next month after the organization. W m . McCarty was chosen f o r sheriff, Wnles Ailame, clerk, Seth Dunham, treaminer end register of deeds, and Peter Martin was appointed probate judge by the governor. The first deed recorded Willi nettle by John Seth Dunham. the regieter conveyed a n undivided fourth of the Black flank The find mortgage recorded wait made by Jaynes B. Stuart, of Ypeilanti, to Abram F. Bolton, jmleon, Jacksoui comity, t o Neellre the pnyment of $1,200. T h i s mortgage covered the t r a c t of land upon which M r. B o l t o n had hoped t o locate the comity peat 11101 i,niitl 3 city. The first certificate o f marriage forth that Robert J . ernes, J. P., on the 14th July, 1,431, married Allen Strelderd, of gen Territery, t o Nlary Esther. o f Breed] yemnly. eceend certificate I s that ef the inerrialte clerk, Wales Adams, t o Polly Waterman. both o f Prairie !liver township. T h e first hy o f the gospel was hy Bishop l'hase on Christina. day, 1,34, - i n the 101,eDee of gallim f i e itt less than tell years from the reeortling of the first certificate there i s a record o f and twenty-four certilitates. A s t h e territorial law It respeet to recording marriage mote lee Omit slibseptent laws, there edly maey marriages o f ehich there i s t o recent. Considering t h e number of inhabitants the Gees must have been kindly disposed t o nmarry _ ¥ and giving in marriage." Oct. 2.1, 1S43, nit years after the marriage, the first divorce was granted. were David NI. Clark against Hannah Clark, and the solicitors for the eomplainant neer Fuller A Gilbert. The Wile made no defense. I n the early reign, were plenty and divorces few, latterly riage lists falling off and t h a t of the ing. Prior to 1537 the courts for the county at the school holed i n Branch, e n d t h e prisoners were kept a t the jail i n St. Jesepli county. I n the summer of t h e yeer a log building two stories high. anti thirty feet squere, was built at Branch. called a jail hut the s i t e part was used for pose and the upper half for yi court room. the first :net the only piddle building i n while the county seat remained at Branch. D u r i n g this year also the first newspalites in the published. T h e oltlest by a few weeks is gan Moe issued at Branch, :eel t h e other teeter (11mcrrer, publieles1 i t Coldweter. T h i s til0 Willi t h e year of great inflation and wild Dog" and C a t " motley a bouteled. ' I ' w o banks o f issue were started i n the county, one n t Itranch and one at Coldwater. T h e y soon collapsed. The fictitious prosperity o f Ose year soon and the people left n ith floods of worthiest paper 1111011 titcir 11311110 Were t i 3 worse than over before. T h e county seat question agitated the comity f o r several years, resulting at lytet act of the legislature authorizing the et lllll 8101101,i to make a re-location. This board, consisting ef H i r a m Shondler o f Union, Oliver 1 ) . Colvin o f Iiinderhook, and Hiram f ;lettuce of Matteeon, met in .1.¥ minty 1e42, reel !melted the county seat The same year the legislature aboliebed the county cetninissioners and re-established that pervisors. N e a r t h e t i m e o f t h e remove' o f the comity seat the j a i l a t Branch wan burned l e ¥i prisoner cenlined there, and u n t i l another p l i ¥ could be 100Ôillell ' t r e n c h emitily kept in the jail of St .10,1;11 comity, h i t l e D i a jail enstieg nbont one thousand ilellars nits erected a t came the stinggle to laith,h a court house, larting Ile311) Xf. c a r s . I n the spring of 1547 a majority o f teenty¥neven K e e l l r e l l for the tux to build. T h e v o t e eteiel eight 11111011.011 and twenty-four in favor III the tax ummiulseven letielreilltel.1 iiinety-stnen against i t . T h e contract wins let for $5,11011, and the bedding WON tweeted in 154$ and was find IieclliuieiI i i December year. T h i n structure remained until the present one was 1mile T h . . premed line bedding was secured �after even a longer contest than that over In the spring of 1887 just forty years after cessful vote for the first a majority wait the new court house. T h e vote was again close, that for the loan being 9791 and that against. ing a majority of 27, the exact majority that tained forty years before for the old court house. Forty years from t h e time the old house wits completed the new one was finished and occupied. T h e s e forty years tell o f the progress of the country i n wealth and population. T h e vote was probably a full one at both periods, in 1847 it was 1,591, and in The cost of the old court house was $5,000, the new nearly $60,000, and yet the burden ing the latter was not as great as that of considering the respective wealth and population of the The Southern Railroad was completed dale in 1843, and that outlet to the markets east was a great benefit to the county. troubles which followed the disastrous speculative period of 1837 prevented the extension of across the county until 1851. T h e track that year and in March, 1859, the ears to Chicago. T h e event was one of great rejoicing and this thoroughfare through the county to the east and west brought a new supply of inhabitants of the best class from N e w Yo r k , New England and other states of the east, and added greatly to the prosperity of the county. T h i s property continued unabated until the beginning of the great war rebellion. F r o m the time the railroad until the war, a period of about ten years, tion nearly doubled a n d the wealth increased in much larger proportion. T h e dangers of pioneer life were over, the wilderness and "blossomed like the rose ;" happiness tentment everywhere prevailed. Suddenly in the very midst of that peace and prosperity as i f impelled by the hate of furies, the dark clouds of civil forth and obscured the whole sky. I n danger, the clearing of fields, the construction ways and railways, the building of towns and villages was forgotten. F r o m the bombardment of Sumpter to the surrender at Appomatox, the patriotic people of Branch County were almost exclusively devoted to the supervision of Men, women and children seem to of little else. I t is believed that the records that few if any counties in the Union in proportion to population, sent a larger number of soldiers to the war They represented the county in every arm o f the service and upon all the great battle-fields of The many brigades, regiments and they helped to form were distinguished for the skill and brilliancy of their officers and the of their soldiers. T h e war record of the county is a proud one. H e r citizen soldiers are sleeping i n the soil of every Southern elate; a n d every town and rural cemerery in t h e county marks their resting places. Memorial day since the war has been t h e great occasion of the county. I t may be safely said that nowhere else has the day been so served and reverenced with so much and devotion. T h e generations that lament len heroes are fast passing away, but the living time will never cease to Since the close of the war a large area tivated land h a s been improved aml added t o the tillege of t h e county. I n d r i v i n g through t h e county fine school houses, dwellings barns are constantly rising to the vision of eler. T h e city of Coldwater and the villages of the county have had a wholesome growth can more charming places of residence be found. I n these handsome churches have been built, ries established and school buildings of beauty fort erected. T h e county is devoted mainly ture. Intelligence i s apparent i s every part. T h e numerous granges and meetings of farmers eons and daughters are schools of position and elocution. T h e high cultivation of the soil is only.surpassed by the higher cultivation mind. T h e county was settled mainly by New England and New York and additions to ulation not born on the soil are largely from sources. T h e y have kept good the reputation telligence and culture which belong t o t h e States from whence The county of Branch is the middle county of the seven comities forming the Southern tier of counties in the state. T h e Lake Shore Railway the central townships, end the Michigan Central through the northern. T h e cities of Chicago, Detroit and Toledo are of quick and early access. pioneers first looked upon the landscape of it was a paradise o f nature, the delight o f t h e untutored children of the woods. I t s surface was composed of beautiful prairies, veritable gardens of grasses and flowers, enclosed with est, abounding with game, in every part lakes of deep, clear, pure water, fed by springs dud teemiiig with a great variety of the The county, in addition t o numerous lakes, i s well watered by the St Joseph river in the Coldwater river and its branches in the South and middle portions, and many creeks in other parts. I n the forests were black walnut, oak, elm, ash, cherry, whitewood, and other wood of good size and of the finest quality. progress o f cultivation, m o s t o f t h e timber has disappeared, but the county is s t i l l well the lakes and streams well stocked with tish. T h e climate is healthful and its soil rich, vated and highly productive o f a great variety o f grains Other places in this great county o f ours more desirable f o r some particular thing, but one who seeks a home i n a beautiful climate, amid scenes of fine woods, rich fields and beautiful lakes and streams and among a happy, well-tovated and moral people, will be wise if he footsteps and rests in the home chosen by t h e brave and intelligent pioneers of Branch county. The first school in Branch county, and the first between Leuawee county and White taught in a log tenement a t Bronson Prairie, in t h e winter of 1830 and 1831 b y Columbia Lancaster. Mr. Lancaster afterwards became an able lawyer. He practiced law at White Pigeon, built the house at Centerville in 1831, was president of the St. Joseph's County Bank, and it member o f lature in 1838. H e went to Oregon in delegate in congress from that territory i n 1856, and prominently identified with the interest of of the Pacific Generally the first school houses were built prekent townships about the year 1836. T h e y were rude log structures a n d i n striking contrast t o the present fine brick buildings in all parts of One was built at Waterhouse Corners in 1836. I n Butler, Matteson, California and Noble i n 1838, in Ovid in 1842 and in Quincy 1837. T h e in Quincy was established through tlme. enterprise o f Squire Alger, and Doctor Alger was one of t h e first pupils. T h e school building was located on section eight, and the first teacher was Rhoda after a school house was built on t h e road station grounds. In 1837 the first school house was built in Algansee in 1838, In Gilead and Sherwood in 1836 and in Batavia in 1535. The first building in Coldwater was a structure located on the north side of the Chicago road a little east of the present residence o f M r. Glessner. I t was built in 1833 o r 1834. Cynthia Gloyd, who afterwards married David the first teacher. T h e next school building old, red school house located in the present in rear of the Ellis blacksmith shop. Haynes taught school in this building in 1838 and i t was then the only school in The first teachers in the county of whom any record Miss Anna Ur. Charles M. Miner, Miss Rhoda Sarah " C y n t h i a Gloyil, tt E l l a E. Sarah Mr. Henry L. Hammouil, Miss Jane Mr. Sam'l " James McKinley, Southworth " D a v i d Fonda, " Harvey Such was the humble beginning o f the present fine buildings in the city, village and aehool districts of the county, and of the excellent system o f schools and institutions which now prevail. T h e intelligent pioneers coming from the Eastern states, when the common school system was interwoven with of the state and having theinselveis enjoyed thelenelit of such a system, were solicitous that should reap a like advanage ; and so soon as cient number of them could Le gathered i n a wide neighborhood, the rude but comfortable log house was built and a This early interest in schools and education has never flagged, hut the schools of I lie county kept abreast with those of the most favored i n the stat The general government a t its eaily ilay made liberal donations of the publie lands for of the SellOOIN and the Confiding of it university. F r o m the beginning this territorial m i l state advanced and guarded education with The university at Ann Arbor is now and years has been the leading university of all the great Wog The child, whether girl or leiy, may be placed a t the age of five years in the lowest primary grade, may be advanced from grade to grade, tion at the high school in the ray o f thence, without further elainination, may at the University, and there graduate for any position in the busy strife of the cultured men and women of America, ary, scientific or The State Public School for dependent children, and which i s a part of the common school system of the state is located at It was organized in 1871. T h e Hon. C. dall, then in the state senate, was the author original act. I t is the only one of the kind existing under any government. I t is neither penal formatory, since children convicted o f crime are not received, and those only of sound mind and body are admitted. It is a home and school for the children of the poorÑpoverty and dependence only admitting them. Such children as are now provided f o r by this noble charity, were formerly i n t h e county p o o r houses, associated with adultsÑdiseased, sane and immoralÑand there they often learned the first lessons iu crime. T h e idea of the author of the act was t o remove these innocent children guilty o f no offense, already dependent upon the state port, gather them i n one school, giving them the benefit o f almost parental care, and of a common school education. T h e merit of this system, aside from its humanity, lies largely i n its preventive effects. S u c h children, DOW so happily provided for, almost inevitably became criminals, and at a much larger expense were maintained and reform schoolsÑhence the system my with The buildings are on the cottage plan. eight cottages, with about thirty inmates a present capacity of two hundred and forty. T h e s e cottages are essentially homes, presided over by a lady cottage manager, whose duties are those of a mother. All the children attend school in rooms i n the main building and are taught the common Those of a suitable age are instructed in trial pursuits. The institution is thoroughly equipped with a hospital a n d resident physician, a cottage for the little ones, a n d a kindergarten where the younger scholars are taught by a trained teacher. T h e play grounds are ample, and a happier family is seldom As opportunities occur homes are found but even in those homes, they are still the supervision o f the Institution. T h i s through agents appointed by the state. must certify that the proposed home is a proper one, and in all indentures the r i g h t to take the child back is reserved, if in the opinion of the Board of Control. to do so i s for the best interest of The whole career of the child, f r o m the time i t becomes a ward of the state until it reaches majority. is carefully watched, and a l l i t a interests jealously protected by i t s guardian, the state. T h e contrects placing them i n homes, insures t o them "good treatment as a member of the months of schooling each year in the mail to be taught the occupation of This scheme n . s proved eminently successful and satisfactory to the legislature and people o f the state �73 189 11 8Fief O F 1;0111E1 O r BRANGELCOUNTY'S D. C. A l l e n & Co., hardware dealers o f Coldwater, organized J a n u a r y t , 1890, successors t o J . T . S t a r, the lousiness being founded b y Messrs. Barlowe & Star. Mr. I ) . C. A l l e n is a n a t i v e o f Branch Co. a n d gaged in farming u n t i l 1890, w h e n i n company w i t h D . S.Greenamyer he organized t h e f i r m o f I). C. A l l e n Co.. T h e y d o a general hardware b u s i n e s s , a l s o t i n n...fing and troughing, manufacturing tin-ware, dealers in paints, oils, sash a n d doors, glass, etc. M r . D. C . A l l e n h a s s e r v e d t h e p e o p l e a s a member o f school Board o f Coldwater. M r . A l l e n i s a member o f I. 0 . 0 . F. and K . o f P. M r . Greenamyer is a member of A. 0 . U . W . Allen, F r a n k A . , our subject, w a s b o r n i n Cuyuga Co., N e w Yo r k Sept. 14, 1854. H e came to U n i o n City when sixteen y e a r s o f a g e a n d f o u n d employment as clerk i n a grocery store. L a t e r i n l i f e h e engaged i n real e s t a t e business. H e h a s h e l d a p o s i t i o n o f Deputy Sheriff for several years a n d has also ably filled the office o f C i t y Marshal and Constable for He was married i n N e w Y o r k t o M i s s Josephine I . . Welsh i n 1879. H e is t h e father o f one child, Clinton C. H e a n d h i s w i f e are b o t h members o f t h e M . E . Church. M r . A l l e n i s o n e o f t h e successful business men o f Union C i t y and is the owner o f . . pleasant home one m i l e from the city. Ammerman, A l b e r t E . w a s b o r n i n t h e t o w n o f Bethel, Branch Co., M i c h i g a n A p r i l 3 , 1555. where he has resided since. H e i s a carpenter b y trade, d o i n g much w o r k i n t h e t o w n s o f B e t h e l , K i n d e r h o o k a n d Gilead, where the finest houses were constructed mechanical skill. W a s married in 1884 t o Miss E m m a J. Bates, daughter o f A. S . a n d M a r y A . Bates derhook, a n d commenced k e e p i n g house n e a r t h e o l d home where t h e y now reside. T h e y h a v e h a d born t o them three c h i l d r e n , t w o sons a n d o n e daughter. H e is now t h e Supervisor o f Bethel t o w n s h i p . ject o f o u r sketch i s a son o f W i l l i a m T . A m m e r m a n , who w a s b o r n i n Sussex C o . , N . J . , M a y r 5 , 0324. tie c a m e t o F u l t o n C o . , O h i o , i n t h e y e a r 1 8 4 7 , where he was married t o Betsey Draper in 1850, coming to M i c h i g a n a f e w weeks l a t e r , f i r s t l i v i n g moving two years later to Bethel w h e r e he resided u n t i l his death, March i n , 1893. Anderson J. H . , M . D . , G i r a r d Township. ject o f t h i s s k e t c h h a s been p r a c t i c i n g medicine f i v e years i n the present location. H e does a tice a n d has a large and increasing business. Avery, E n i c e J . , D r. , t h e o n l y l a d y p h y s i c i a n o f Branch Co., is a native o f Howsdale Pa.; was raised and educated i n t h a t p l a c e a n d t a u g h t school i n t h e H i g h 'School a t h e r n a t i v e c i t y f o r f i v e Hillsdale College in 1885-86. S h e entered sity o f M i c h i g a n i n 1 8 8 6 i n t h e M e d i c a l D e p a r t m e n t and was graduated f r o m t h e r e in 1889 taking lar course, p a y i n g special a t t e n t i o n t o t h e diseases o f women and children; for t h e last year was on cal staff of J. N. M o r t o n , Professor of diseases o f women and children; also spent s u m m e r vacation i n Cook Co. Hospital o f Chicago. C a m e t o C o l d w a t e r in 1889 and accepted t h e p o s i t i o n o f resident p h y s i c i a n i n S t a t e School, resigning t h a t i n t h e f o l l o w i n g y e a r t o e n t e r general practice. S h e now does a large practice in t h i s and adjoining counties. S h e i s a m e m b e r o f the State Medical Society; has been v e r y successful and enjoys a large and growing practice. Baad, George, farmer of Sherwood, came from O h i o in t h e year . 8 8 5 a n d purchased t h e N . W i l c o x f a r m . Is t h e member o f the M . E . C h u r c h i n which he takes an active part. O w n s a good f a r m of iss acres, 115 Of which is under cultivation. Babcock, G. P. Mrs., resident o f Q u i n c y, was born in the state o f N e w Yo r k , M a r c h y , 1815. C a m e to Branch C o , Mich., in 1838, where she attended school. Wan married to M r . G . P. Babcock, now deceased, Nov. no, I S O . M r ItlaINCOCk Was born i n Camden, New York, Jan_ Of, 1815, and died in Q u i n c y. May t o . O t o r . H e came to Branch Co. i n 0135 a n d entered the farm now owned by C. C . Sears T h i s h e afterwards s o l d , then ("Tight The homestead i n 0149. W a s o n e o f t h e most progressive m e n i n Q u i n c y a n d accumulated some property. Babcock, C . G . , came to Branch C o . , i n the y e a r r856, locating in t h e To w n s h i p o f G i l e a d and has n o w four hundred acres o f land u n d e r t h e best cultivation. Has given a good deal o f h i s t i m e to raising ing live stock t o which a p o r t i o n o f his farm is apted. H e has b e e n an officer i n v a r i o u s capacities a number o f years in t h i s a n d ifronson "Township and at present i s R o a d Commissionet. T h e y i e l d o f wheat upon his farm averages eighteen b u s h e l s per acre, corn eighty bushels, w i t h other cereals i n proportion. H e has made great improvements u p o n h i s l a n d s i n c e h e became t h e o w n e r. M r . B a b c o c k c a m e t o M i c h i g a n from Portage Co., Ohio. Babcock J o h n , resident o f Q u i n c y w a s vember . 6 , 1850, o n Sec. 2 4 , w h e r e h e n o w resides. Is a son o f G. P. and E l i z a b e t h ( C r a f t ) Babcock. H e has worked on his farm, a n d d e a l t i n l i v e stock all his life. W a s married t o Miss L u c y C l a r k , J a n . 1 9 , 1873, whose native home w a s i n Otsego To w n s h i p , Steuben Co., I n d . T h e y h a v e three c h i l d r e n , all girls, ing and two children deceased. I s a feeder and shipper o f live stock and is a director in National Bank at Quincy. Ball B r o s . ' p l a n i n g m i l l a n d sash d o o r a n d b l i n d factory. T h e y were started b y W h i t c o m b and H o l t o n , and l a t e r i n : 8 6 6 M r . E . B a l l became connected w i t h the business a n d c h a n g e d t h e f i r m t o B a l l running such u n t i l fall o f 187r when the firm Ball Bros.' T h e f i r m i s w e l l k n o w n a n d friends i n the c o u n t y : Barlow, H . H . w a s born i n B e r r y C o . , M i c h i g a n . Educated in schools o f that c o u n t y a n d completed his education by a course i n t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Michigan, graduating f r o m t h e r e i n 1870. W a s m a d e S u p t . o f Public Schools at Hastings, M i c h . , began t h e study o f law in r 8 7 z , a d m i t t e d t o t h e l i a r in t h e following year and has followed that profession since, being one o f the recognized leaders of the liar. Bates, A l f r e d S . , resident o f K i n d e r h o o k T p . was born i n the town o f Starkey, Yates Co., New Yo r k , Aug. 30, 1819. H i s father H i r a m Bates was born i n the city of Providence, R . I . , a n d moved t o t h e state o f N e w York i n e a r l y manhood. H i s occupation w a s t h a t o f carpenter and m i l l w r i g h t ; h i s l a s t years w e r e spent in Lima, Livingston C o . , N e w Yo r k , w h e r e lie died A p r i l 14, t8z8. T h e subject o f t h i s ske tch w a s i n h i s 91h year w h e n his f a t h e r died a n d l e f t a family o f dren i n poor circumstances and a feeble wife and mother. I t was by many hard struggles t h a t the mother kept the children t o g e t h e r. W h e n g t o w n t o manhood, A l f r e d and his mother emigrated t o M i c h i g a n i n . 8 4 8 , where he had a farm o f eighty acres already purchased in the beautiful T p . o f Kinderhook w h e r e he has since resided adding m o r e t o h i s f a r m u n t i l n o w he has a very f i n e one and nice commodious buildings. He i s t h e f a t h e r o f twelve c h i l d r e n , having been married t h r e e t i m e s . H i s f i r s t w i f e was Smith to whom he was m a r r i e d A p r i l 4 t h , 1852. T h i s noble wife and mother w a s s u d d e n l y called home A p r i l 16, .868, leaving him w i t h six children, one child dying in i n f a n c y. H i s second w i f e w a s J a n e M . G r e y t o whom h e w a s m a r r i e d D e c . 2 7 , 1 8 6 8 , and b y whom two boys w e r e b o r n . S h e w a s c a l l e d h o m e D e c . 2 4 , 1873. H e w a s a g a i n m a r r i e d Jan. 1 4 , 1 8 7 7 , to Miss Amanda Bender o f Bethel, Michigan, where she was born Jan. 10, 1854. T h r e e children have been horn to this union. two boys and one girl. M r . and Mrs. Bates have a pleasant home surrounded with life's comforts. What more can they ask? Beardsley, E F . , Bronson T h e r e is perhaps no better known place in Branch C o . , t h a n the Beardsley Stock farm, (situated t h r e e miles from Bronson. on the 1. S. & M . S. K y . ) o r f e w b e t t e r k n o w n m e n than its genial proprietor, M r . E . E Beardsley, who breeding fast horses in the year 1803. H e has adhered principally t o the Hambletimian strain, and has won t h e distinction of having bred and raised some of the fastest horses the country has k n o w n , among them 'icing such as Phoebe Wilkes, w i t h a record u t r t , lint has made miles i n b e t t e r t h a n 2:10. T h e w e l l k n o w n p a c e r Rocker with a m a r k o f 2:11 i s a n o t h e r production o f his f a r m , a l s o a l a r g e l i s t o f others s u c h a s P r i m e , 2:24-3-4, Slipper, 2:28, Ripton, 2:30, as a three-year-olcl. Panclare 2:28, and several o t h e r 2:30 performers. M r Beardsley's leading stock horses now a r e lien H a r r i s o n and.Garrick, which h a v e b o t h produced abundance o f speed. T h e farm h a s a well equipped h a l f m i l e track upon which is handled from fifteen t o twenty year f o r speed. T h e barns a r e w e l l arranged a n d a l l the modern conveniences o f a w e l l regulated stock farm are to be found there. M r . Beardsley i s also the proud owner o f one o f the f i n e s t f a r m homes i n the c u t t o b e f o u n d i n t h i s p u b l i c a t i o n w i l l show, i t having been erected a t the c o s t o f over $ro,ocio. T h e farm embraces nearly a thousand acres o f the best land in Branch Co., and sustains several head o f horses and colts. M r. B e a r d s l e y also does general farming nection with stock raising, is one o f the leading farmers in t h e C o . H e looks t o t h e eastern c i t i e s m o s t l y for his market, m a n y o f h i s b est horses finding into New Yo r k C i t y a n d B o s t o n . H e h a s e a r n e d the reputation o f being able to p i c k o u t a "good one," and Ins judgement is respected a n d s o u g h t a f t e r by sociates i n business. H e i s a n a t i v e o f t h e state o f Connecticut, b u t h a s b e e n a resident o f B r a n c h C o . , since 1 8 7 o . Beck, M a r t i n J., f a n n e r residing i n ship, is a native o f A k r o n , O h i o , coining to Branch Co. in t h e year 1880, l o c a t i n g o n Sec. 9, G i l e a d To w n s h i p , inhere l i e lias since resided, f o l l o w i n g the occupation o f farmer, and importer o f f i n e bred sheep. H e is porter of the Shropshire family both i n male and female, from s u c h breeders a s M i l t o n and E v e n s o f England. They are the finest f l o c k i n B r a n c h Co., and the p r e m i u m s i n a l l the s u r r o u n d i n g counties f o r the past eight years. H i s home is surrounded w i t h a l l the comforts o f life, h i s farm b e i n g o n e o f t h e best in the county. Becker, Jeremiah, farmer, residing at Q u i n c y, w a s born i n Schoharie C o . , N e w Yo r k , J u l y n t h , 1 8 3 t , lived there u n t i l eight years o f age, t h e n went tario Co., New Yo r k , and lived with his parents u n t i l 15 years o f age, a n d t h e n w o r k e d a t blacksinithing eight years. C a m e to Branch C o . , M i c h . , and worked at his trade u n t i l about fifteen y e a r s ago, when he farrn upon which he n o w lives. H e served through the war as soldier in 9th New Yo r k heavy artillery. W h i l e in Ontario Co., New York, he was m a r r i e d to Miss Jane McGraw. H e is a member o f the G. A . R . , and o f the County D e t e c t i v e Association. M r . a n d M r s . Becker are the parents o f Bennett, James, f a r m e r i n M a t t e s o n To w n s h i p , came from N e w Yo r k i n t h e year . 8 6 7 , and l o c a t e d on the farm where lie now lives. H e has an excellent farm of eighty acres, nearly all o f which is under cultivation. liennett, R a y, o f t h e firm o f C. C. Bennett Bronson, butchers a n d general shippers o f l i v e s t o c k The firm has been o n e o f t h e l e a d i n g dealers line. T h e father, C. C. Bennett, began before road was b ui lt, driving h i s stock overland through N e w York, and has handled more stock t h a n any man i n t h e Co. h i the year 188i t h e son w a s t a k e n i n t o the firm. March 15, 1883, they established a butchering business in Bronson, a n d h a v e b e e n q u i t e successful. T h e i r place o f business i s on M a t t e s o n S t . , t h e y a l s o o w n a farm i n the township where the elder liennett resides. Bickford, Stephen, f a r m e r r e s i d i n g i n Algansee 'township, was born in H u r o n l'o., Ohio, in Dec. / 8 2 3 , where h e lived u n t i l thirteen years of age, coming to the town o f Algansee in .836. H e is one o f the pioneers o f this county. Indians and wild game being plentiful at the time he became a resident o f t h e c o u n t y. H i s f a t h e r, Daniel Bickford, was a native o f Boston, N . H . ' T h e sidqert o f t h i s s k e t c h w a s m a r r i e d t o L u c y J . Whaley. T h e r e has been born t o this union ters, one o f whom is still living. M r . Bickford owns one hundred and s i x t y acres o f land upon section 29, a n d seventy-nine and one-half acres upon section 30. Ilidelinan, E . A . , p r o p r i e t o r o f the P a l a c e L i v e n �'74 gentlemen, always interested in all enterprises; Feed a n d Boarding Stable o f Coldwater, M i c h . , i s a quent calls from other veterinaries i n consultation; his native o f t h e c o u n t y, h i s p a r e n t s b e i n g a m o n g t h e pioneers of the county. H e was educated in the county judgment is considered of the very best. A l w a y s has a good supply of medicine o n hand and has a schools, and was engaged i n f a r m i n g for seseral years. tion of banes, showing diseases t h a t horses toe sabject In 1880 he 1,1111C t o Coldwater, a n d i n company w i t h too, to be seen at all times free of charge. H e makes no Iris father purchased a livery stock on t h e lot pied by them. I n .889 they GICCIC11 is 11111, ' r i c k stable, charge for consultation with professional men. i t o feet front, and over ioo feet deep. I n 1881 d r . H . Brainard & Prins', dealers i n groceries N. Ilidelnian retired from t h e business, and i t . -s s;nce visions, also farmers' supplies a n d machinery. T h e been conducted by the subject o f this sketch, w l . r does business was founded b y M . W. Brainard in 1886. H e is a native o f New Yo r k , came to Branch Co. in 1836, an extensive business in his line. F:. N . , real estate dealer of Brot.son, w a s . t e d prior to engaging in business in Coldwater w a s i n liasiness in Quincy H e came t o Coldwat sr i n 1 8 7 1 , born and reared o n a farm, came front his . a. e m p l o y e d himself in manufacturing furniture, some ty. Allegany, N . Y. , w e s t at t h e age 01 t w e se, a . ti¥ne later in retail business, following i t up to th,2 time practically a western m a n . S e r v e d a s a soldie- in t h e of entering his present business. T h e firm does war of the Rebellion for three years, being i n the Miss. business through the entire county. M r . Brainard has Squadron o f the U . S . N a v y. A f t e r t h e war h e spent served as Treasurer of Algansee Township, also several y e a r s o n t h e r o a d , w h e n l i e m a r r i e d a n d sessor for first ward of Coldwater. H a s settled o n a f a r m near Bronson. I n 1 8 8 2 c a m e to Bronson a n d established a f u r n i t u r e a n d u n d e r t a k i n g as a business man, and enjoys a large a n d growing business i n t h a t village. I n 1884 h e disposed o f his trade business, w e n t t o Coldwater a n d formed a partnership 'Iranian, Stephen V. , was born in E r i e Co., N . Y. , with A . R . Brown i n the same line b u t sold out the year Dec. 29, 1832; lived there until he was ten years 1011..wing. H a s been i n r e a l e s t a t e lousiness i n t h e then came with his father t o Camden i.o, s of Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, O h i o and M i c t i g a n dale Co., Mich.; then i n 1853 went t o Williams C o . , It rei ently, when he embarked in clothing, dry goods, Ohio; returned from t h e r e t o H i l l s d a l e Co., M i c h . , i n 1. a n d shoes i n Bronson, b y purchasing o f M i l o 1855, and i n 1858 m o v e d t o Algansee 'Township, a n d 0 i n g o n Chicago St., where located his present home of one hundred acres of section , ( . , r0., o.ent business. I s a member o f 28. W a s married to Anna Hawes of Loraine Co., Ohio; 0,,,. 0 , 0 0 . . , .0 .00t various fraternities of Branch she was born June 17, 1838. T h e subject of this sketch Is i N u l d c i , r a o d o f the I O . O. F. , iiirinber o f has eighty acres of his farm tinder cultivation, his wheat lai.uhs Conimandery No. t o , of Coldwater, also of G.A.R. yield i s eighteen bushels p e r acre; corn, Billings, I.). L . , o n e o f the leading farmers a n d Belongs t o t h e Farmers' A l l i a n c e , m i d i s t h e member stock owners of Sherwood Township. H e is a native of of the t . A . R.. Post N o . a H e enlisted i n Company the township, and lives on t h e farm where he was born. C, 195th R e , ' i n 2 n t , O l t i o Vo l u n t e 2 r s . H e has h e l d Is owner of 282 acres, i S o of which is under cultivation. some of the offices of Has good modern buildings, resides f o u r Branch, J. B. & C o . T h e r e is no better known or east of Sherwood, four miles west of Union C i t y. H a s finer arranged d r y goods house i n filled the office o f gan than that o f J . B . B r a n c h S i C o . T h e i r business Bingham, Frank 0 . , gas fitter, plumber, was established in : 8 7 7 b y Messrs. J . B. Branch and and sewer pipe dealer o f Coldwater, successor t o t h e J. S. Barber, w h o succeeded t o the business formerly firm o f Bingham & A l l e n , i s a n a t i v e operated b y Woodward, Barber & C o . T h e business raised and educated in t h e c i t y. L e a r n e d the trade of now occupies three floors 4 5 x 8o feet besides plumbing a n d g a s f i t t i n g w h e n y o u n g , ment, also annex i 6 x Go feet w h i c h is used as a cloak business as a journeyman f o r t e n years; began business department. T h e y carry a complete l i n e o f dry goods, for himself in 0391 in company with J . E . A l l e n , and on carpets, millinery, dress making, etc., doing an extensive March 1, 1893, purchased t h e interest o f h i s p a r t n e r business throughout t h i s a n d adjoining counties. M r . since which time he has conducted i t alone. H a s been J. B . liranch, w h o h a s t h e management o f t h i s large very successful, a n d enjoys a large and business, is a n a t i v e o f .New Yo r k State, and ness. I s a member of the K . 0 . T. M . and F. & A . M . nized as the foremost dry goods merchant in southern Blackman, E . , M . 0 . , is a graduate o f t h e E c l e c t i c Michigan. T h e tasty manner i n which this immense Medical Institute of Cincinnati, a n d has been in active store is arranged has been one o f the causes of practice for twenty-seven years. seventeen o f which has cess. T h e firm now employs f r o m twenty-five been in the village o f Quincy. D r . Blackman has been clerks and i n some of the busy seasons o f the supervisor and director on t h e School Board for sixteen ly twice t h a t n u m b e r. years, is a Mason and an Odd Fellow. W a s married t o Brehm, John H . , f a r m e r, resident o f Kinderhook Miss Melinda Morehouse at Saratoga, N . Y. , i n 1886, Tp., is a native of Erie Co., Ohio, from whence he came and t o this-anion has been born four children, two boys in 1857. H e worked at various occupations u n t i l 1879, and two girls. T h e Doctor owns a fine when h e was m a r r i e d t o M i s s M a r y Brown erty at Quincy. hook T p . , o n C h r i s t i n a , d a y. D u r i n g t h e n e x t y e a r Blodgett, U & S. f u r n i t u r e dealers o f Coldwater, they moved onto the f a r m on section 19 where they now '.y \ Ir I , I o r i t r e t t ,r, s i . , l i e i s a native of reside. T h r o u g h industry and strict application to their Nsa i r k , c o v e to M i i 111011 in i i y , and to Coldwater occupations they have acquired a nice home. in I 349, when he started a cabinet shop which has since been enlarged t o i t s present capacity. T h e Brooks, H e n r y, farmer, residing five goods to parties throughout t h i s and adjoining counties, and west of Bronson, came into the state Sept. r 8 , 1836, and i s now one o f t h e oldest business houses when 9 years o f age, and has continuously resided in the water. state since then. H e located upon t h e farm where he now resides in the year : 8 5 3 , i t being a t that time all Bonney, A . R . , was born i n Batavia i n t h e y e a r wild land. A s a _result o f M r . B r o o k ' s energetic a n d 0158. M a r r i e d in June, 1883. W a s i n Oberlin College industrious nature he is n o w owner o f t w o hundred from the fall o f 1876 to 1882, w h e r e he took a classical course and then taught school one year, and then moved acres o f finely i m p r o v e d land adorned w i t h ings. H e h a s served t h e p e o p l e o f h i s t o w n s h i p i n on the place where h e n o w resides i n t h e year 1884, various public offices, h a v i n g been t h e first where he has a nicely improved home. H e has been the missioner of t h e township, assessor f o r h i s Clerk for three t e r m s , discharging h i s d u t y well; i s a member o f t h e C o u n t y School E x a m i n e r s ; trict eighteen years and a l s o has served on the board o f review. has been an earnest worker i n t h e Stbbath Schools a s Secretary and Superintendent. H a s also been Secretary Brooks, Chauncy H . , w a s b o r n in S t . Joseph Co., f i r G i l e a d G r a n g e t h r e e y e a r s , and M a s t e r Mich., M a r c h 9. 1839, at the age o f ten years he moved same two years. with his mother, his father h a v i n g died before his birth, Boughton, Warren, of the firm o f Nichols to L a Grange, Co., I n d . , s t a y e d t h e r e f i v e ton, successors to C. A . Bartlett, keep unhand all kinds then moved w i t h his m o t h e r t o t h e state o f Wisconsin, of lumber, l a t h , shingles, lime, cements, r o c k , b a r r e l , where he remained five years, a n d t h e n returned agricultural and dairy salt, a n d all kinds and grades o f Grange Co., I n d . A t t h e breaking o u t o f t h e w a r o f coal. H e also has a fine farm o f one the Rebellion he enlisted i n the first company northeast of Bronson. T h e firm i s doing a ed from L a Grange, Co., a n d went t o Indianapolis, b u t business i n their line. the company was rejected on account o f the quota being Bower, M . A . , i s Bronson's veterinary surgeon. filled. H e returned w i t h t h e company t o This gentlemen has been a resident o f Branch C o . all where they disbanded, and returned home. H e enlisted his life except nine years which was spent i n Indiana; again in 1862 in company G , 3o Reg. Ind. Vol. Infantry, has beet, i n practice thirteen years, and is known a l l fought through t h e battles .21- Stone R i v e r, l i b e r t y and over the county. H e goes to Burr Oak, Sturgis, Orland, Hover Gaps, a n d was wounded at Chickamauga Sept. Sherwood, Colton, i n fact a l l surrounding towns; has 19, 1863. W a s discharged from t h e service D e c . 2 8 , been i n Bronson seven years, office on 1863. W a s married N o v. 2 9 , 1863, to Miss Rachel A. north of Clark House; answers a l l calls night o r d a y, Newman, w h i l e home o n f u r l o u g h , a n d resided has sotue of the best horses in the state under his care diana eleven y e a r s , h e t h e n m o v e d o n t h e farm, l i e and has been successful. H e i s one o f those genial now occupies in Gilead township on Sec. 1, and to; has a good farm and the best of farm buildings. M r . Brooks has h e l d v a r i o u s offices i n t h e t o w n s h i p , Highway 1Ommissioner four years, Treasurer four years, Supervisor t h r e e years, a l s o t o o k census o f ul1.9o, and was School Assessor for fifteen years in Brown, A. A . , was born in Jamestown, Steulien Co., hid., i n the y e a r M i . W a s m a r r i e d i n 18113. to Miss Linnic Wa l t e r. S o o n a f t e r m a r r i a g e t h e y m o v e d t o township on Sec. i 9 where theyhave M r. Brown is a farmer o f good j u d g m e n t and has prospered. T h e r e has been b o r n t o them two children Yerbia and Theo. Jrown, A. R. Si Co., successors to Brown & Burrows, furniture dealers and undertakers.also manufacturers o f fine furniture. T h e business w a s founded i n Messrs. Molton Si Mason. M r . A . R . Brown began i n the undertaking and furniture business in [863 water, and has followed it continuously since that time. In 1885 he associated with h i m M r. A . R . der the firm name of Brown & Burrows, until 0193. M r . Brown has a t one time been interested in the furniture factory o f this city. H e has served the people as alderman from the f i r s t w a r d f o r He has been successful i n business and has a large and growing trade Brow n, Charles D . , was born in the town bury, Windham Co., Conn , in the year t 8 i 5 , and moved from there in t h e year 1825 t o t h e state o f New Yo r k , living t h e r e u n t i l t 8 4 i , w h e n h e m o v e d t o O v i d ; h e lived there u n t i l 1861, w h e n h e moved o n Sec. derhook t o w n s h i p w h e r e h e h a s s i n c e resided. W a s married i n 1 8 3 9 , t o Miss H a n n a h H o y t , daughter o f Jesse Hoyt. T h e y are the parents of six children, who are all living. M r . Brown has improved a fine farm hundred a n d seventy acres, where he is nicely situated. linggie, J. H . Si Co., c l o t h i n g merchants, tailoring. etc. B u s i n e s s founded in 1848, b y F. V. Smith. H a s been conducted b y J . H . B o g g l e S i C o . , f o r the past eight years. I s one o f the leading business firms city. Caley, C. C., farmer, residing on Sec. 6 Quincy T p . , was born in Lake Co., Ohio, Jan. 10,1839. where he lived until t862, when h e e n t e r e d the U n i o n A r m y with the to5th Ohio Vo l . Inf., and w e n t to the front in August, serving until the close of the war. H e was wounded at Perrysville, K y. , and s t i l l carries a rebel bullet received at t h a t time. A f t e r returning from the war he lived i n Mentor, Ohio, nearly three years, and t h e n moved t o Branch C o . i n the year 1868. W a s married Aug. 1, 1862, t o Miss Juliette H . Carpenter, and has dren living, one son dead. M f f i . Caley died 1889. D u r i n g his service i n the a r m y, M r. Caley was taken prisoner but was paroled shortly after. H e is a member of the G . A . R., Butterworth Post so9,Coldwater. Calhoon, M e r i t C . T h e subject o f this sketch i s one of the substantial farmers o f Branch C o . , b o r n in Noble township, on section I I i n t h e year 1849, where he has continuously resided. M r . Calhoon was united in marriage i n t h e year 1874, t o M i s s E l i z a J . L a n e who is also a native of Noble township. H i s entire life has been devoted to farming, a n d through industry and close attention to his occupation h e has succeeeded in building up one of the finest homes i n Branch is w e l l k n o w n a n d respected throughout t h e entire county. Calkins & C o . Coldwater, consisting of ins and W. A . Coombs, stave and barrel factory. T h e i r factory was erected in t h e year 1873, by B. H . Calkins, M. M . Calkins a n d E x -Sheriff L . B . Johnson. T h e i r work consumes about six thousand cords of clueing about two million staves and five and sets o f heading, a n d t h e capacity has since been doubled. T h e y have added t o it the manufacturing of pork barrels, making t h i r t y thousand o f them per year, which find a m a r k e t i n Chicago. M r . partners conducted t h e business alone u n t i l the fall of 1888, when M r. Coombs became interested. ins is a native of Ohio, coming into Branch Co., i n 1848. He h a s served t h e people i n d i ff e r e n t p u b l i c offices SVhen h e became o f age h e served f o r f i v e member of t h e B o a r d o f Supervisors f o r ship. W h e n he moved t o Coldwater, h e served on t h e Board o f Education f o r f o u r years, a l s o three terms as Mayor o f t h e c i t y, a t t h e present t i m e s e r v i n g on t h e last t e r n , . H e i s one o f t h e p i o n e e r l u m b e r m e n o f Coldwater, and i s w e l l k n o w n o v e r t h e e n t i r e c o u n t y and state. H e has been successful i n business and is respected by all w h o know him. Camp, E d w i n L . , w a s b o r n i n Ashland county, Ohio, March 13, 1851, a n d t w o years l a t e r his parents moved t o the township o f Algansee. H i s father was Isaac C a m p , a n a t i v e o f Connecticut, a n d died i n Algansee i n t h e year 189o. H i s mother was Frances A. Vermilya, born in the state o f New York, in the year 1830, a n d i s still living. T h e subject o f our sketch married M r s . Nettie Ping; her father was lohn Myers. �- ' ¥. 1 1 , , " M i l l Vicv, o f (PIfice 11 A C o o n t b . PROPERTY O F W . A . c o o n B s . C O L D WAT E R . �PIP l i P i r �76 ! •1894 born i n Pennsylvania, h e r m o t h e r was Sarah D e P u y born in the state o f N e w Yo r k . H e owns eighty-four acres £T fine p r o d u c i n g f a r m l a n d , and engaged eral f a r m business. I s a m e m b e r o f t h e D e t e c t i v e Horse Association. Campbell & Johnson, law firm, Consistingof Campbell a n d Clayton C. Johnson, established i n Dec. .887. the business p r i o r t o t h a t t i m e h a v i n g ducted by M r. C a m p b e l l , w h o i s a n a t i v e o f Q u i n c y, Mich., is a graduate o f Yp s i l a n t i N o r m a l School, read law i n Coldwater under L o Ô c r i d g e a n d Barlow, mitted to the bar i n 1877, a n d h a s practiced here since that time; served from 1887 t o .891 as private secretary for G o v. C. G . L u c e , and is n o w 3 member of t h e State Board of Inspectors, also a member of the Pardon Board tieing chairman o f t h e s a m e . W a s a m e m b e r o f t h e Legislature o f 1885; 1 8 7 2 t o . 8 7 4 , served as Sept. o f Public schools f o r B r a n c h C o . , a n d a s Secretary o f Board o f School E x a m i n e r s f o r B r a n c h C o . f o r f o u r years 1882 t o 1880. I s a Director of The tional Bank and stockholder in Q u i n c y National B a n k . Clayton C . J o h n s o n i s a l s o a n a t i v e o f M i c h i g a n , born a n d raised i n B r a n c h C o . , was educated i n t h e schools o f t h e c o u n t y. R e a d law u i t h M e s s r s . Carop_ bell a n d Newberry; a d m i t t e d t o t h e l i a r J a n u a r y 1 2 , [888, and formed partnership with M r. Campbell at once, which s t i l l exists. I n 1 8 8 6 w a s e l e c t e d m e m b e r o f Board o f School Examiners. f o r Branch Co. serving two terms. I n . 8 8 8 was elected t o Board o f Education for ity o f C o l d w a t e r s e r v i n g t w o t e r m : . I n 1 8 9 2 w a s elected C i r c u i t C o u r t Commissioner f o r t h e c o u n t y, and is now f i l l i n g t h a t office. T h e y have iii and stand at t h e head o f their profession. Chamberlain, W. 1.; , farmer o f Matte:on township. Came t o Branch Co. w i t h h i s parents i n t h e year £850, and two years l a t e r moved t o t h e f a r m , where he grew to manhood, and it has since been his home. H e entered ed the U n i o n A r m y a t t h e age o f thirteen, and served in t h e Mississippi squadron t h r e e months, when he was :ent home because o f his age. I n i 8 6 4 , he in C o m p a n y I , 2 8 t h , Michigan Regiment, til the close o f war, most o f t h e t i m e was detailed on detached d u t y. Champion & Champion, leading l a w firm water, consisting o f John R. and Charles U . Champion. The business was f o u n d e d b y M r . J o h n R . Champion in about the year 1873. H e i s a n a t i v e o f t h e state of New Yo r k , coming to Coldwater w i t h his parents when but a c h i l d . H e received h i s early education i n t h e schools o f thecounty, and began the s t u d y of law i n t h e year . 8 5 9 . H e afterward graduated front the ment o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n , a t A n n A r b o r. Began p r a c t i c e i n 1861 b u t entered t h e U n i o n A r m y, serving as a soldier for sonic years, a n d gaged in mercantile p u r s u i t s i n Coldwater, u n t i l about 1873, when he resumed t h e practice o f l a w alone u n t i l rafts when his son, Charles U w a s taken i n t o ness w i t h him. C h a r l e s U . Champion i s a l s o ate of the law department o f the l i n k ersity of Michigan. t h e y do a general business i n t h e i r l i n e , a n d s t a n d a t the h e a d o f t h e i r profession, enjoying m o r e t h a n a n ordinary practice. J o h n R. Champion was for two years i891-93) a member of the Central b o a r d o f C o n t r o l o f -haritable Institutions. H e has also served t h e people as Prosecuting Attorney f o r two years; f o r t h r e e terms as M a y o r of t h e c i t y o f Coldwater, a n d o t h e r m i n o r usurious cl-use, William H . , was born i n vember i 7 , 1860, a n d h a s remained t h e r e since, w i t h the exception o f five years, d u r i n g which time ed in Bethel township. W a s married i n the year 188., to Miss A l i c e Butts, o f t h e same township, where they now reside. H e is engaged i n general farming business, owning a f i n e f a n n p r o d u c i n g a l l k i n d s o f gives s o u r a t t e n t i o n t o raising horses and cattle. H i s farm hi i l d i n p are modern, a n d he also ern machinery. T h e y a r e p a r e n t s 1 t w o children. Mr. (.1i:se was Postmaster a t Bethel four years under the administration o f Benjamin Harrison. Mr. Clarke has taken an active interest in the business of Branch county. I s one o f the directors of ern Michigan N a t i o n a l B a n k , a n d a stockholder i n other banks. H e has been successful i n business, and is well known and respected. Clark, Henry C_, attorney at law, was born water M a y 1 7 , 1843. I s t h e son o f 0 . B . C l a r k , a native of New Yo r k w h o became a resident o f Branch Co. i n . 8 3 5 , a n d who continued t o reside h e r e u n t i l his death. D u r i n g his life h e was extensively engaged in banking, m i l l i n g a n d general merchandising. O u r subject was educated first i n the schools and completed his education b y a course in gan University a t A n n A r b o r, graduating front the law department i n the spring o f 1865. H e was admitted t o the Branch count) b a r in t h e same year of tion a n d a t once formed a partnership with ant G o v. George A . Coe, and began the practice o f his profession in Coldwater. T h a t partnership existed until the d e a t h o f G o v. C o e . O u r subject t h e n c o n t i n u e d the practice alone u n t i l 1870, w h e n h e retired for five years, entering it again i n 1875. I n 1885 h e tired, a n d accepted a position i n t h e w e s t f o r a New York house. I n N o v e m b e r, 1893, he once inure began the p r a c t i c e o f his chosen profession. H e served t h e people o f the city o f Coldwater as alderman and is well known throughout t h e county. Cline, J. r e s i d e n t of Union township, is engaged in t h e business o f general farming, his farm ed upon section . 8 . H e also devotes tention t o the breeding o f high g l a d e horses, h a v i n g at present a f i n e l o t o f about t w e n t y head; m a n y from the b e s t s t o c k i n the c o u n t r y. M r . C l i n e i s a thorough and progressive farmer. C h i t . , Gilbert, was born i n Quincy, Mich. M a y . 6 1844, went to LaPorte Co., Ind., in . 8 6 o ; after six years residence there h e r e t u r n e d t o Q u i n c y, residing there until 1 8 8 i , t h e n took possession o f his present farm o f one hundred and sixty-seven acres o n sections 33 and 37. H i s father, H i r a m Cliche, was a native o f Steuben Co., N. Y. , his mother, L a v i n a Bullard, was a native o f Orleans Co., N . Y. O u r subject has been married t w i c e , his first wife being Susan Engells, by whom were born. H i s second wife was E l l a Newberry. M r . Cliche gives his whole attention to farming pursuits and produces crops averaging with the best. H e is supervisor of his township, holding t h e office f o r two present Mrs. Clisbe is a member o f the B a p t i s t c h u r c h . From h i s second marriage two c h i l d r e n have been born. Cliche, Stephen H . D r . , born in . 8 4 5 , is ing p h y s i c i a n o f Coldwater. I s a n a t i v e o f Qnincy township, Branch C o . , e d u c a t e d a t t h e schools o f the state, completing h i s e d u c a t i o n i n t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Michigan, graduating f r o m t h a t institution i n the year .868. I n the same year he began M c practice cine at Gerard in Branch Co., where he remained eleven y e n , coniing t o Coldwater in 1 8 7 9 , and has practiced in this city s i n c e t h a t t i m e . H e i s a stockholder a n d director of the Branch C o . Sayings Hank. H e voted his e n t i r e t i m e to the p r a c t i c e o f his profession and for some time has stood at the head. Cogan, Peter, Q u i n c y, M i c h . , proprietor of Pleasant Ridge summer r e s o r t a n d hotel. T h i s resort is one o f the most pleasant in the states o f Michigan o r Indiana. Has a large a n d w e l l f u r n i s h e d h o t e l a n d s t a b l e s in connection; a large n u m b e r o f pleasure boats and all kinds of good fishing tackle. I t i s situated Lake in Q u i n c y t o w n s h i p , a n d connected ous lakes, e a s y o f access, a l l o f which are w e l l stocked with bass, pickerel a n d endless number o f smaller fish. It is t h e sportsman's paradise o f Southern Michigan. A fine steamboat plies t h e l a k e s a n d l a n d s a t h i s pier. Grounds are l a r g e a n d well shaded; h a s good b a t h i n g facilities, in fact i s a p i c t u r e s q u e a n d h e a l t h y resort, well managed by i t s genial proprietor. Chiesman, W. B., i s a druggist a t cessor to W. R . Mandigo le Co., purchasing their stock of drugs. books a n d stationery, In 3891. H e has since added largely t o the different lines kept b y sides refitting the store entirely with n e w fixtures, making o f i t a first class and store. H e came Bean DelCalb Co., Ind.. where he had beers a i m e d an a general merchant. I s a thorough business man, a n d enjoys the confidence of In v892 and r1893 he MIS Teeallufer or the village. Coldwater National B a n k . F e w , i f a n y, banking houses of Southern Michigan are b e t t e r known than the Coldwater National B a n k . I t was organized M a y 30, 1865, with a capital stock of $100,000. M r . Henry C. Lewis w a s t h e first president, D a v i d B . president, George Star cashier. T h e r e have been some changes in the officers of the bank, both in management and directors. T h e present officers consist o f Wing, presided; D . B . D e n n i s , vice president; L . A . Jackson, cashier, and H . R. Saunders, assistant cashier. The capital stock s t i l l remains at Stoo,000, with plus of 115 ',ono. T h i s bank pays four percent. interest on all t i m e deposits, a n d i s equipped w i t h t h e most modern burglar-proof safe and fire- Clarke, F. R . , founder o f the firm of E. re t o , engaged i n general groceries and drug business in I andwater H e is a native o r New Yo r k , coming to M S : h i p n i n 1 8 3 4 , a n d settled i n Lenawee county. He removed to Branch county in 185o, and founded the haziness of t h e above named firm, having rsnnagrinent o f i t since t h a t time until recently, when hia t w o sons, M o r r i s G . a n d R a l p h K . took charge. Compton, William H . , present prosecuting attorney of Branch Co., was born in Ontario Co.. N . V. , in ' 8 4 2 , cause to Bronson, Michigan, at the age of four years, and was raised iii that village. H e received his education in the schools o f t h e county, a n d completed i t b y a cooing at the University of Michigan. graduating from the law department i n .862, and w a s admitted t o the liar in the same year. I m m e d i a t e l y after admittance t o the bar he e n l i s t e d i n the 91h M i c h i g a n B a t t e r y, a n d served nine months, w h e n h e w a s discharged count o f disability. H e then m o v e d t o Minnesota, and in . 8 6 4 a g a i n e n l i s t e d i n the a n d Minnesota Battery, and served t h i r t e e n m o n t h s o r to t h e e n d o f the war. He then r e t u r n e d t o Bronson, Mich., a n d b e g a n t h e practiceof l a w, a n d h a s f o l l o w e d i t c o n t i n u o u s l y i n Branch Co. since t h a t t i m e . D u r i n g his r e s i d e n c e i n Bronson lie a b l y filled t h e o ff i c e o f c i t y c l e r k years, and township c l e r k for ten years, also as director of the Bronson schools f o r four years. I n 1890 lie was nominated by the Republicans for prosecuting attorney, but w a s defeated b y E . E . Palmer by 672 votes. I n 892 he was renominated and elected over M r . P a l m e r by 317 votes. l i e is now f i l l i n g this office t o satisfaction o f the people o f the county. Conklin, James 0 . , was born i n Monroe Co., N . Y. in t h e year t807, w h e r e h e lived t w e n t y - s i x years and moved t o B r a n c h Co. i n 1 8 5 4 , m a r r y i n g M i s s M a r y Wolfe in t h e same y e a r. H e f i r s t s e t t l e d i n of Ovid, l i v i n g there t e n years w h e n h e moved t o the town o f Kinderhook, where he now resides i n one o f the best houses in t h e c o u n t y, a n d hiss t h e b e s t barn in Branch county. A l l o f his improvements ery are o f the best kind. H e has served the people one term as Justice o f the Peace, t h r e e years as Clerk, ten years as School Director, and Treasurer one term. H e is a m a n o f good business a b i l i t y a n d well respected. Cooley Wilson J., one o f the early settlers of Branch county, was born i n Canada in the year 1 8 . 9 , r e s i d i n g in his native country u n t i l t h e year 1834, when became to Branch county and engaged later i n farming pursuits following it u n t i l his death. H e w a s successful a s a farmer, accumulating a large fortune. T o o k a n a c t i v e interest in t h e development o f the county and sidered o n e o f i t s a b l e s t m e n . H e w a s married i n Coldwater and was the f a t h e r o f t h r e e c h i l d r e n . H e died in t h e year 1885. Coombs, %Valiant A . , is o n e o f t h e most extensive mill owners in Southern M i c h i g a n . H e began m i l l i n g in 1877 a t Coldwater. H e then purchased the Crippen mill from M r . E . R . Clark. I n [882 he changedit front a stone inull t o the roller process w i t h a capacity o f one hundred and f i f t y barrels per day; was r u n as one year, when i t was e n l a r g e d t o a c a p a c i t y o f t w o hundred and fifty barrels p e r day. I n . 8 8 6 Ile creased i t t o t h r e e h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y refitted i t w i t h the most modern and ery. I n 1887 h e purchased f r o m Johnson, Starr & Co. their m i l l o f three hundred b a r r e l s c a p a c i t y, a l s o t h e Kerr Bros. m i l l o f one h u n d r e d barrels c a p a c i t y, t h o s e being h i s competitors. H e a t o n c e remodeled these mills increasing their capacity, and i n i t t o t h e larged the capacity of the Crippen m i l l t o four h u n d r e d barrels per day, remodeling i t s machinery t h r o u g h o u t . ' t h i s m i l l i s n o w r u n n i g h t a n d day the year round. The flour is o f a high grade and is sold o v e r country. M r. C o m b s i s a l s o a partner in the Calkins & Co. stave, heading and cooperage works, one o f t h e l a r g e s t in t h e s t a t e . H e also d o e s a n e x t e n s i v e business in field seeds, and i n that particular line does business o f any firm i n the state outside o f Detroit. Coombs has other business interests i n and water, and enjoys a reputation o f being one o f t h e m o s t thorough business men i n the northwest. H e seems to find a special delight in paying t h e farmers t h e h i g h e s t prices that the market w i l l warrant f o r t h e i r p r o d u c t s , and i s always r e a d y t o b u y. H i s l a r g e and growing business is conducted i n such a manner as t o e n h a n c e the interests o f all the farmers l i v i n g in the surrounding country. I n t893 he greatly increased his facilities ness, b y c o n n e c t i n g h i s " A " a n d " B " mills w i t h the main l i n e of t h e L. S. & M . S. R a i l r o a d by Oven a m i l e of side-track, a t . cost o f over Slo,000.00 and ing a wheat e l e v a t o r w i t h a capacity o f s i s i c h o n . a n i l bushels, and Fairbanks R . R . track scales u about lio,ocio.00. H i s record is a bright vile oh 3 made m a n . Corless, Isaac E., was b o r n in Ovid To w n s h i p Sept 26th, t 8 5 6 a n d h a s l i v e d h e r e s i n c e . W a s m a r r i e d March ath, .885 to Miss Lucy E . Follett, daughter o f Reuben a n d J u l i a F o l l e t t w h o resides i n California Township. M r . Corless i s son o f Wa r r e n Curless, who was born in Canada, moving w i t h h i s parents a t the age of four to Branch C o . , Mich. where he resided until his death February i n d , 1879, at his homestead on Sec. r, Ovid 'fp. T h e subject of this sketch resides on the o l d homstead, w h e r e h e has e beautiful home with fine improvements. M r . a n d M r s . Corless are parents of two children, A l t a B. b o r n A p r i l 9, i8148, and Wa r r e n R. b o r n Dec. i 3 , fano. Coward. Richard, retired f a r m e r o f Bronson a n d one of the foremost m e n of the county. H a s been a farmer all his life until the year .892 when he purchased a home in Bronson, where he now resides. ill �76 Craig, Samuel, deceased, the subject of was one of the pioneers of Branch Co , Michigan. H e was born in the county of Arniagh, Ireland, on a t , i 1795. H e was of Scotch ancestry, a faith and a farmer by occupation. I n to America, and i n 1823 was united in. Elizabeth Downs. A few years after with his wife and three children, Mr Craig the wilds of Michigan, stoppinefirst at Detroit. There procuring an on team, they began their for what was then known as the territory Ibis journej was attended by mans trials tions, and a detailed sketch of it would prove est to many of the pioneers of the county, and t hat a limited ..pace will nut .1110WUS to 'ante. S I M . , to say that in 18,0 Mr. Craig bet owner ol eighty acres o f land i n t:dard township, Branch , t h e title of this land M Andrew Jackson then president of the and w his h is now held by the surviving members iamily, Mary Jane and Elea Craig. M r _ Craig's death occurred Mar, 11 2, 187.4, and his site on I Sec Ca, 876. they acre the parents 0 olschildren, lames. David, Dante l, Samuel and Eloa. . 1 houtesteas; is now owned and operated by Mary Jane and U r i , . .Ihese ladies farmers and prove that women are as capable other sex when given similar opportunities. engaged in general farming and make a dairying, producing yearly a large quantity butte Culp, John W., farmer. Came from Lockport, N. Y., and settled in Girard township in the year .839, and bought the farm where he now resides He was formerly in dry goods business in the Coldwater, after which he traveled as salesman wholesale house. Moved on his farm in the Is at present Justice of the Peace: has been since IA53, also has been an Odd Fellow. a specialty of breeding fine wool sheep. H i s farm is under excellent cultivation, has good and produces more than the average yield from also grows all kinds of fruits produced in Culver, 0 I I , farmer and small fruit raiser o f Matteson township, now living on the farm where he was raised. H e has about ten acres of small extensively produces plants, strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, and various other kinds. Has filled offices of Township Clerk and Supervisor ber of years. I s owner of three hundred acres of fine farming land, two hundred acres is under Curtis. Horace, was born in Cortland county, N. Y., August rod, r830, lived there until 1850 when to Butler township and settled on his present farm of one hundred and twenty acres on Section 15, where by industry he has carved out a fine home. now deceased, was born in Essex county, N. Y. H i s mother was Barbara A. Curtis. O u r Miss Wealthy Jane Woods, who was born county, N. Y., September 3oth, 183, From six children have been born. O f the one twenty acres owned by Mr. Curtis, ninety-six cultivation, producing full average crops. He is ber of the Board of Review and of the ance, also of the F. 8: A. M. . D a v i d , C. Ambrose, was born December 51h, .84a, in Geauga county, Ohio, where he years of age, when his parents came to Branch county. M r. David was married to Faxon, of Girard township, March lath, 1866. They are the parents of one son and two daughters, all of whom are living at home with their parents. ject.of our sketch served as soldier pt the ( n i c e aro, during the war Cl the rebellion, in i (/, Light .Artillery, serving three )cars, ,trol tcnreuaorngaged in the battles of kit h,nond. eards' Roost. Atlanta, Ga an.1 other battles :It the siege of Nashville, Fenn I s a 11-1311 spected by his neighbors. I -1e makes a business eral farming Ô - i e belongs t o the t : A . I I , li,r111,C1.05 the Grange of his township. The wile or ¡or subject'' postmistress 1) leis, J. :S., lironson, is a 12.1.tekstnitl, by trade. After learning his trade he returned working at it until August, i873. when he his present business on Matteson street, north Clark 11,mse. H e is owner of two good lots in iltunson, is a Past Master Workman, filled offices of the village at Dean, Edward, resident o f Girard, blacksmith by occupation. I s now carrying on the trade in the same shop where his father first started i n business in the year 1843. M r . Dean is ing citizen and has a Denham. Cornelius was horn in Dee. 1 6 , i x I Q c r i t i c 1 , 1 1 " 1 ¥ 1 , 1 : 1 . , 0 1 1 tario county, N . V., i n t h e year . 8 . 8 , where his father died i n t h e year .828. T h e subject of this sketch came to Butler township in the year 1865 and has resisted there since. H e now owns dred and twenty-fise acres of land, two forty-five acres of which are under cultivation. good buildings, makes a specialty of blooded sheep and does a general married Miss SaralgiBlodgett of N. V., and to this union have been born dren, one son and two daughters, all living county. Dewsenbery, Oscar, resident of Bronson, nice farm of sixty acres two unites south In addition t o h i s vocation as farmer he dealer in agricultural implements, being agent for Arbuckle, R y a n & Co., manufacturers o f chinery. H e also follows business o f threshing crops for farmers i n his s-icinity, able machinery for this biriness. H e is getic and industrious man, respected by Dobson. 0. L., Quincy. Mich., engaged in the agricultural implement business about two and has already built u p an extensive trade. M r . Dobspn cai nes t h e Walter A Wood binders and mu, er, S u l . " . c n r drills. liar" Agons, buggies and plow -.. A l s o makes cialty of repairs of all kinds, deals in binder twine, lubricating and illuminating oils. H a s two large warehouses and is also a heavy dealer in ing and shipping large quantities t o the eastern markets. I s married and has Dorrance, A l b e r t A . . p r. ,ent ' f l e d Coldwater. Mich., is a natl.', o l t h e -.tat, 01 Nu., York, his birthplace being i n Oilcans county. H e finished his education i n t h e Collegiate Institute. Brockport, N. Y. l i e soon after came to Detroit. In the spring of .848 removed to I vet and in t849, being a printer, su t h s ¥ , , , Citizen," a weekly. paper. A t lb us till.: Ile deputy United States marshal. D u r i n g the winter of '848 and 1849 he was also a foreman of the State printing office at I.ansing. Disposing of his Col. Deland, after an absence of a year o r more in Washington. D. C., and New York, he again returned to live in Jackson until 1869, when lie came water and purchased a drug business, in which he has continued up to the present time, now le r firm name o f A . A. Dorrance & Son. 11 . was appointed postmaster b y President I I and has faithfully served the people in that capacity. It was through his efforts that t h e office was given a free delivery system, and has also added three daily Star routes from t h e office. T h i s postoffice distributes f o r sixteen S t a r route offices. F o r ten years slurring his residence in Jackson he office o f assistant keeper o f t h e State Prison. For about ten years since residing in has served as a member of the board of education, and a part of t h a t time president of the same. l i e has been quite successful in business, the respect of all who know him. Draper, 0. \V. T h e subject of this mention, Mr. 0. W. Draper, is a native of Huron county, Ohio. In 1853 came to Michigan with his parents and located on the farm which h e now own.. H i s ben Draper still resides here having reached the ripe old age of ninetv-three years. O u r subject, Mr. 0. \m1Draper was educated in the schools of this county and has been a lifelong resident o f ship. I n . 8 6 4 h e enlisted i n t h e 1 s t Michigan Sharpshooters and served until the close of the war. In I Sri) he was elected school inspector as sock for t w o years. O n his return front lic was elected township clerk and filled tion for eight years. Ag,ain in 1879 he supervisor from Algansec township and 1882. afterward appointed to fill the of M . B . Wakeman, who was elected register of deeds. M r . Draper is considered one of the solid 111C111.1( Branch county. I re is the owner of a good farm and Ilan tnatle a success of farming, his wheat yield running from eighteen to twenty bushels per acre, corn Boni fifty to severrty. I l e is one of the leading members o f the G. A. R., also o f gregational church Powou. propro tcurs of the Coldwater I he b, a n d 88 A . P o r t , 111 till' ioar 1883. T h e y d u a general business i n simie Work and have erected some o f the finest Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana besides doing a general business in stone work f o r public buildings, etc. M r . Ewing, the senior member firni, has served t h e people as alderman second ward, and Mr. Portner, the junior member of the firm, has taken an active interest i n affairs, being at the present time chief of the fire department which he assisted to organize Fay, G. E., Quincy, was burn in 1869. from Quincy, attended the schools of his place and by close attention t o his studies obtained a liberal education. M r . Fay i s engaged i n handling well material, wind pumps. steam fittings plumbing business, which l i e established i n t l i j i Has a good stock and increasing trade. Fenn, J. W , real estate and insurance, Coldwater Established business April 1,1893, inevious to which tone lie was engaged in farnling and a t present. i n addition t o los business i n t h i s c i t y, carries o n a general farming business, managing over dred acres of land in Coldwater township, l i e is doing general real estate business in city and erty, also a general life and fire Ferguson, W. C., Coldwater, i s one of cessful farmers of Branch, county. l i e came from Newport, N. Y., in 1852.. Bought the farm now resides, which by hard work Inc has made the best farms i n Branch county. M r . Ferguson takes a deep interest in sheep growing. shires being his favorite strain. H e was married to Elizabeth Noble. thirty-nine years ago. T o this ninon have been born three sons, a l l living. T h e subject of this sketch has expended three thousand dollai . out his fartmu lor improvements. st Notion il Bank. M i c h i g a n . T h i s is oil, ot thc hest k LIIIIk111,1.lIu,,iocs III lifanCh 111 1 S M i , with a capmi, o i l , I S,,),,,k) and 11,/,Ô. oIt .1 1,1 , , t S20,CHIY,, inaLing J1, i l l S,0.000 tl¥, t h e bank . i r. chester, Iurcc, J. II. J,n1lei,, cash. T h i s bank has, dune a large and profitable business since its organization and much credit is due its efficient and genial cashier, Mr. C. l.a. k several years. k i v i s r u s e i n t t l I C 1 . , 11 - 1 , 11 , , 1 , 11 111 , 11 t 11 Quincy. and the straightforward manner in which lie Iran conducted the business has won for him many warm personal friends and the respect of the entire Fisk, J. D. W., Coldwater, has resided i n the county since the year 1835. l i e is engaged as general farmer, taking considerable interest in raising sdisH trnds e n d d iddind M r 1..1,;: ;.,ttcutt ytrttitt t t i , t t i tit,- u_ttttttit tu,Itttutt Society and at the present time us president 01 the same. H e is one of Branch county's being w e l l and favorably known throughout ths. county. Since the above sketch was written M r Fisk has died, his death taking place in December. 1893. l i y his demise Branch county has lost one of its best citizens, a man highly respected b y all who knew him. F i s k , Samuel, residing in the township o f farm he now owns, where he has since followed the occupation of general farmer. M r. Fisk has cessful in all respects, having a large farm which under the highest state of cultivation and with the best of improvements, l i e is a man by his neighbors who have called upon h i m resent t h e m i n official capacities, continuously as township assessor since .887 and is now also filling the office of supervisor of Goldwater township. H e is a native of the state of N. Y. Flint, Henry P., Kinderhook, was born i n t h e year 848 in the township of Eckford,Calhoun county. Michigan. A t t h e age o f three years moved to K inderhook,Branch county where he sided ever since. A t the age of twenty-three the year 1871 he was married to Miss Mary Ent Kinderhook. T h e y have as a result of this inorriage four children, three boys and one girl, at the this writing a l l living. H e has a fann of dred and f o r t y acres of good land which h e has cleared and improved mostly himself able buildings. Flint, Ira A. a prosperous farmer of Kinderhook township was born in Calhoun county. Michigan, in 1847. and continued to reside in that county was six years of age. H i s parents at that ed to Branch county,and settled in ship on section nine. I t was here our subject resided until he reached his majority. I n 1868 he was united in marriage t o Miss Ida Heroy. H e then settled in Kinderhook township and has continued to reside here since that time, l i e has an excellent one hundred and fifteen acrcs, beautifully the bank o f Flint Lake. H i s buildings a r e o t modern style and well arranged f o r Mr. Flint has been successful as a farmer and is recognized as one o f the best in ship �T. A . H I LT O N , T H E BEST C L O T H I E R , COLDWATER, M I C H . _ ��77 k5 Foglesong. A l b e r t W., Gilead, was born i n the township of Kinderhook. in the year 185 1, and at the ageof three years his parents moved to Gilead upon the farni where he now resides. H e was married i n 1870 t o Miss Nancy H. Waterhouse. H e has held the office as constable f o r ten years. has as Drain Commissioner and is justice of the the present time. H i s father was born in Richland county, Ohio, and emigrated to Branch count Mich,. in the year 1850, locating one hundred and twenty acres of land, where he resided four years Alkll then moved t o Gilead where h e resided until his death which took place Ford. William L . D r. , practicing physician o f Coldwater, is a native o f the city, receiving ucation i n t h e schools o f t h e county. S t u d i e d medicine under D r. Clizbe o f Coldwater, pleted his medical education b y a course in the University o f Michigan, graduating i n 189t. H e began t h e practice o f his profession in Coldwater and has followed it here since. I l e ' is a member o f the State Medical Society and Northern Tri-State Medical Society, and is a member of the Knights of Pythias. H e has been successful and is well and favorably known through the country. Fox, John l'., farmer and stock raiser wood, came f r o m Calhoun county in the and settled on his present farm which consists hundred and seventy-nine acres, all good plow land. located two miles west from Union City. H a s good frame buildings. Fraser, R . , M. D., o f Sherwood, i s a native o f Canada. l i e took i three years course in medicine at Victoria College, Toronto. and one course erican College in Cincinnati in 1873. since that time residing i n Sherwood where h e has established an excellent practice i n h i s profession. H e has filled several offices of trust i n the village since locating there and was also a candidatl¥ tor Congress i n the year 1892 on t h e People's ticket. H e is an active public spirited man. French. F. E., Sherwood, is a fanner and stock raiser. I s a native of St. Joseph county, to Sherwood township in the year [8;8, to live with I. D. Beall. and has since lived o n his present farm which consists of one hundred and ninety acres, one hundred and sixty of which are under plow. H e is one of the leading men of the county. French. J. W. of Sherwood, is a miller lie came f r o m Calhoun county in the year 1882. where he had been engaged in farming, and started in the milling business, owning a grist. saw ing mill. H i s principal business is manufacturing and dealing in hardwood lumber, slopping to all parts of the country. W a s elected justice of the peace in the year o f 1884. and has continued to serve since. I s owner of one hundred acres of land in ship. ninety acres of abie Ii are under good new frame house and barn and lie: ides his mill in Sherwood a fine residence and other erty. Friedman & Co., Quincy. I n the work bracing the various industries of the county it is only proper that the leading industries be set forth. T h e dry goods trade especially is in t h e hands petent parties. T h e house o f Friedman & Co. i s worthy of special mention, both from the extent of AS honorable business transactions and high standing in other respects. T h e firm is composed of man and Sol Friedman. both young men of pleasing address and superior business qualities. T h e y arc conducting two stores, having a branch bria in Hillsdale county. T h i s enables them chase goods in larger quantities, and by so doing ran purchase cheaper than t h e i r competitors. T h e i r location in Quincy is on the north side o f Chicago street, in the Opera House block, where they have a fine and complete line o f goods. T h e y make cialty of fine lace, curtains, dress goods, carpets, men's underwear. boots and shoes, etc. T h e y started i n the fall o f 01119, and have enlarged their business t o twice i t s original capacity and are now occupying t w o full store rooms. T h e y receive mail orders from surrounding towns which speaks w e l l for their low prices. T h e i r stock is always fresh and .well selected. T h e business i n Quincy is managed by D. Friedman. and at Cambria by Sol Friedman_ Both are obliging and honorable. Feller. John. residing upon section twenty-four. Noble township, was born in Huron county, Ohio, ill the year if123, where he resided until 0152. I n the latter year he moved upon the place where he now resides, having lived there since h e came t o He wan married in the year itS47 Eliza Mallory. and t o this union was born dren. Florence, born November 3, 1849. ber 4, 0171, and Ernest M . . born in the The subject of this sketch has held the office tice o f t h e peace for twenty-six serving as such at t h e present time. H i s father, William Fuller, was born in Berkshire Jan. 25, 1799. moving from there to the state of New York, where lie married Miss Mehitabel Botsford, a native of the state of New York, afterward moving to Sandusky. Ohio, where he died February his wife having died a number of years previous. Gallap, George O., farmer, residing upon section twenty-one. Bethel township, Was born i n township, June 15, 1861, at the o l d he has resided ever since; was married, November 30. 1882, to Miss Clara A. Nelson, who was born in St. Joseph county, Mich.. A p r i l 29. 186o. T h e y are the parents o f two children, both daughters. M r . Gallap is the owner of a fine farm which i s high state of cultivation and well improved, having a nice residence. H i s great grandfather, Nathaniel Gallap, emigrated to this country in i777, and was a soldier o f the revolutionary war. H i s grandfather, Asa Gallap. was born in the year 1794. in Rensselaer county. N. Y.. moving from there to Otsego county, N.Y., and then to Erie county, N. Y.. where he died in 1877. H e served as a soldier in the war He was the father o f five sons and James, the fourth son and the father o f the subject of this sketch, was born i n E r i c county. New York. December 14. 1821, residing there until twenty-one years of age, when he moved to Branch county and settled upon section 22. Bethel township. where he resided until his death. which took place September 14, 1890. H e was the father of three daughters and one son, who is the subject of this sketch. Ganong, John B . . an enterprising citizen o f Quincy, is a native of Ohio, coming to years ago. I n t89i he went into business, ries a full line of plumbers' supplies, ties, pumps, windmills, etc.; a l s o does all kinds o f repairing in his line, l i e has an extensive ing trade, being well and favorably out Branch county. I s also manager of " T h e New Quincy" opera house, and takes prominent part in most local enterprises. Gardner. A . M . Hon., o f Matteson township came from New York, with his parents at four years of age. H i s parents settled i n Matteson township where he has since lived. I n 1862 he of the farm on which he now resides. When onto the place it was heavy timber; he now has two hundred and forty acres of well improved land, most of which is under cultivation. H e represented Branch county in the State Legislature i n 1885, office of supervisor f o r ten years and is spected Garey, Philo W., residing in Butler. was born in Litchfield. Hillsdale county, Sept. 5. 10, 1883. he was married t o Miss Miiinie Rossman, of Homer, Calhoun county, who was born 1866. A f t e r being married they lived in the town of Homer until i888 when t h e y moved t o Butler, M r . Garcy engaging i n t h e mercantile trade. M r s . Garey is a member of the Baptist church. Gates, Jesse. Sherwood, is a farmer tion. I s a native o f N e w York, coming from that state in 1858, locating in Union township and worked at carpenter's trade. I n t h e year i861 he moved to Sherwood and i n 1863 settled o n his present farm. Has one hundred and s i x t y acres of good land well improved, two good frame houses, and good barn. He has filled the office of supervisor for and is universally Gillett, S P. , farmer, residing in ship, is a native of Genessee county, N. Y., where he was born Sept. 23, 1811i. I n the following year his parents moved t o Lorain county. Ohio, then in the spring of 1828 removed t o Sandusky comity, in the same state, where they resided eighteen years. after which they moved t o Otsego township, Steuben county. Indiana, living there ontil 1859, When they came to Algansee township and settled upon section 3o. T h e subject of this sketch has followed cation of farmer all his life and makes a specialty of raising fine lersey cattle. I lis daughter, wife of T. J. Nixon, made one thousand pounds of butter for market from three cows of this sides having plenty for family use. M r . Gillett owns one hundred and thirty-eight acres of land, improved with g o o d buildings. I l i s wheat c r o p averages eighteen bushels per urn', corn f o r t y bushels. and other crops in proportion I l e has held public ¡Aces of his township Globensy Bros, of Quincy county, formerly o f Rankers, located in f l u i n c y in 1890, and of three hundred and twenty acres o f good farm land, one hundred and sixty acres o f which lies in Quincy township, one hundred and sixty acres lying in Hillsdale county. I n the year 1890 men started a large cooper shop and ntill in Quincy. Alld manufactured a l l kinds o f t i g h t barrels which they shipped principally t o Cleveland, Boston and Chicago. T h e y are breeders of fast horses some very fine speedy colts, sired b y A . famous Golden, S. M., Quincy, is a farmer and breeder of stock. taking great interest i n fine sheep. liambletoniann, Normans. nos being his favorites,. M r . Golden came from the state of Ohio and has resided in Quincy township since 1849. W a s married to Miss Sarah Andrews in 1889, his first wife having died. I s a member of the Detective Association, being one of the bers of the first Golden, John N., Quincy township, somely situated on his farm south of Quincy and is deeply engaged in his occupation of farmer. terested in public improvements and a souled man. Goodman. C. N., resident of Algansec township, is a native of Branch county, having been born in the township in which he now resides. December 7, '857. Is engaged in general farming pursuits, himself and father carrying on the business in partnership. T h e subject o f this sketch held the office treasurer for the years 1888 and 1889. H i m s e l f and wife are members o f t h e Baptist Church. M r . George Goodman, the father of our subject, August 25, 1828, i n Delaware county, New Yo r k , moving with his parents t o Lenawee igan, when six years o f age and has been uous resident of the state since, coming into Branch county in the Gorman, B . B . , township superintendent o f schools one year, town clerk t w o years, in Bethel township. \ Va s elected supervisor in 1885 from that township, and served f o u r years. lacking a few months. W a s elected county treasurer in 1888 and filled that office four years, retiring January At t h e expiration o f his term as treasurer appointed under-sheriff, a l s o d e p u t y register o f deeds and is filling those offices at this was also postmaster several years at Bethel P.O. Greenamyer, E. A..present clerk of court, county clerk and register in chancery. I s a native of the state of Ohio, born i n Columbiana county, came to Michigan i n t h e f a l l o f 1865 and settled in Ovid township, Branch county, and engaged i n farming and teaching school, following the latter ing the winter months. H e was elected to the office of county clerk i n November, 1892, for lie served as clerk o f Ovid township in 1879 and again in 1884; also served as supervisor of ship in 1886 which office he held until his election to the present office. H e was secretary county Agricultural Society in 1891-92. H a s been a good officer and respected by all who Grcenawald, farmer of Bronson from Germany in i864 and located at Sturgis. Mich., where h e remained t e n years when he moved t o Branch county and purchased a farm where he now resides, two and one h a l f miles southwest f r o m Bronson. W h e n he came to t h e farm scarcely any improvements. B y his own industry he has built a fine brick house and a good barn. Gripman, L. J. T h e subject of this sketch, Mr. L. J. Gripman is one of the well known farmers of Kin. derhook township. H e is a son o f Linley man of this county. H i s father was born in Calhoun county. Michigan in 1834. I n 1861, he married Miss Jane Ferguson and i n t h e same year removed t o Branch county, purchasing a farm on section seven, Kinderhook township. H i s son, Mr. I.. J. Gripinan, had the management of this farm for some years and it was through his efforts that it was made one of the model farms o f the county. I l e has given special attention t o the breeding of a high grade of sheep and horses, is at present the owner of ally fine flock of Merino and Shropshire horses his attention has been directed t o road and track stock. I l e owns now one of the ing sous of Latitude, i 21t6 i.. h dam Mabel bletonian %Villa's, second dam by To m limiter and third by Magna Charter. M r . Griprnan has dustry and close attention to business static aurcess at farming. I l e has taken 110 active part in politics and has sought no public office I l e is well and favorably known throughout the county. firipman, Uriph, farmer, residing on K in& rhook township. was horn in Jefferson county, N. Y., May 17, ISIS, and in the same year inoved to Charleston.Kalamazoo county M ich �7fni which union one daughter was born. H e to Battle Creek, Mich., at which point his married September I I , 1892, to Mrs. Emma Reed, a in the year 1844. Tw o years later his native o f Knoxville, TIMM M r . Hawley owns John Bradley and Caine to Kinderhoak taa eighty acres of fine farm land and is doing cating an section 7. The subjeet of sketch farming business. I l e has held sortie of co to shift for himself at an early age, of his farms at small wages, but taking advantage opportunity to acquire an education. I n Herendeen, William W. , resident o f Quincy. hood lie ...mid do farm work during the summer is one of the enterprising businessmen of months and taught school during the winters. H i s and of Branch county. l i e has owned first school, at the age o f nineteen, was what is a livery barn for eight years and is owner known as the 1.uon Lake school in the township of only hearse in Quincy. I l a s been deputy sheriff of Angola, Steuben county, Indiana. l i e took up the Branch county for three years and is trade of carpenter at which he worked that position. I s the owner of some fine and continued to teach school winters up to sisting of stallions and brood mares. I l a s 1862, when he married Francis A . Purdy, o f the property in Quincy. January 2, 1893. township of Kinderhook. I n the fall of i86.3 they himself with Mr. i n the purchase of moved to the farm upon which they now reside. H e tnercial I.ivery and Sales Stables itad together has followed the occupation of general this gentleman is running that time and has made f o r himself and family a II ildebrand, Fred, fanner of beautiful home with all of the modern a native of Germany. born September 1, ISW. I surrounded y an abundance of fruit to this country in 186i, and came directly trees in place of the tall oak that occupied He worked by the month on a farm for two where the buildings then rented a farm for a period of three years, at the Griswold, Martin A . , farmer, residing expiration of which period he purchased transee tOWI1SiliII, was born i n the same township farm of one hundred and forty-six acres Feb. t8, 1867 a here he has resided ever since. \ Va s and 16. l i e i s very pleasantly married to Miss Ella Hoyt, also a native a nice home and farm 'buildings, enjoying in township in 1886. I s owner of 77a acres of land, clining years the fruits of his energy and pluck. I n fifty of which are under cultivation, yielding age wheat crop of eighteen bushels per acre, and of 1867 lie was married t o Charlotte I corn, forty bushels, other farm crops in proportion. came front Prussia when nineteen years of age. T o Mr. and Mrs. Griswold are active members o f the this union were born one son now living M. E. Church. H i s father, Aaron Griswold, was a and one daughter who is the wife of native of the state of New York, where he was born man in Algansce township. M r . Hildebrand i s a in the year 1828, residing there until t863 when he member of the Detective Horseman's Association of Branch county. H a s held the office of came to Hillsdale county, Michigan, full terms, also has been a member of the Board of, tug to Algansee township, where he died in [886. Review Grube, H. A. Dr., physician of Coldwater, is a Hilton, T. A., "The Best Clothier" and men's native of Indiana, born in Plymouth, He received his education in the schools o f that furnisher of Coldwater, came front England when a boy direct to this city. Beginning at the bottom o f city and began the study of medicine in 1888 in the University of Michigan, graduating from there i n the ladder in a grocery store he soon began his mark, and by steady habits and selfthe year 1891. H e is a general practitioner. with climbed its full length, during which time special attention to the diseases o f children. I l e up special branches of study and finished them later began practice in Coldwater the same year that he on with much credit to himself. A f t e r one graduated and has continued since that time. H e station agent at Fremont. Intl., on the Fort Wayne served one year as attending physician for branch he retired, and came back t o school anti two years as county physician. his whole time and attention to the practice of his clerk in grocery, which position h e filled situation of accountant was tendered him by Mr. L. professio D. Halsted in the clothing and fur trade, who Gothrie, F. J., Colon, is a farmer by end of one year gave him charge of his Is a native of the state of Ohio and came ness, which M r . Hilton managed successfully for teson township in 1870. H e has served five years, and resigned to become a as justice of the peace for four years. H e is the firm o f Milnes Bros. & Hilton, ber of the Grange Society, also of the ship expired at the end of four years by limitation, lianc when Mr. Hilton withdrew, and soon Hall. J. C. & Son, livery, feed and barked and prudentially managed abusiness of a like No. 158 South Munroe street, Coldwater. M r . J. C. nature for himself. Continuing-in this line Hall has been engaged in the livery business in this six years, his health began to fail and forced him city for over twenty-five years, giving his to retire. A f t e r closing out his stock and a few and attention to the sante, doing a general livery months' rest, the opportunity presented itself business. M r . Hall has served as deputy sheriff, chase the clothing, hat and furnishings from Messrs. constable and collector for a alcrherson & Sons, which he has conducted eral years and is now the largest of its kind i n the Harrington, Jobe, resident of county, his trade extending over Branch was born in Summit county, Ohio, Nov. 2, resided there until he was twenty-two years of age ing counties. M r . Hilton has served the city when lie came to Hillsdale county, Illicit. I l e then official capacity with honor, and is prominent in moved again to the state of New York, but in t875 many orders and societies for the promotion returned to Butler township. Branch county, and and is held in high esteem as a publicpurchased the farm upon which lie now resides. H i s ize farm consists of eighty acres, fifty of which Himebaugh, Noah. O n e of the well known cultivation. H e also has buildings of farmers of Noble township i s the subject of this Is engaged in general farming pursuits. sketch, M r. Noah Himebaugh. H e is the son of of this sketch married Miss Sarah C . Pincher, o n Daniel Hiniebaugh, a native of Niagara county, N.Y. November 28, 1860, a native o f Ogden, Monroe His father was one o f t h e pioneers of Branch county, New York, burn October 12, 1833. T h e y county, having become a resident of the are parents of two sons, one now living at 1836, and resided there until his death other be. a employed as a 5, law. O u r subject was married a t the age of Hass, George if., resident of Sherwood thirty-three years t o Miss Melissa Miller. T h i s gaged in farming pursuits. I l e is a native of St. union was blest b y one son, Elmer, who was born pa. c o u n t y, coming t o Sherwood in February 12, 1870. H i s wife died ot. December ii, aa t h e farm upon which he now resides. 1880. M r . Himebaugh has been a resident o f ¥ ¥ f l asts of ninety acres which is Branch county during nearly his entire life, arid for ,,wner of good farm buildings. fifty-six years has resided on the faint he idled the .ifficc of treasurer of his township, Ile has been successful as a farmer and also as director in the Farmers' manner has won for him ninny of Branch county. W a s a member of the Holcomb. Nettie, Mrs., resident of Coldwater, igan tath Infantry Vet. Vols., serving two five was born in Branch county i n 1847. clays were spent in the schools of Coldwater. liaaley, William, resident of year 1868 she was married to Walter Cornell, ship, was born in Dundee, N. Y., August them was born one child. Myrtic. still living. l i t its parents came t o Michigan when he the year 1875 Mr. Cornell died mu i in ISSo years of age. settling at first in Hillsdale ject of this sketch was married to Ilorace Holcomb. later came into California township, which T. this seemai lotion has been barn two air. Hawley 's residence since. H:arly in l i f e h e and Roy. M r s . Holcomb is an active member o f its married t a Sarah Taft, now deceased, anti to the Methodist church Hollister, A. N., farmer of Matteson township. is one of the leading men of his vicinity. I s owner of a fine farm which h e moved onto i n M X . and which he now has under a high state o f cultivation and improved with fine buildings. I n 1881 elected justice of the peace and is a Eagle Lodge No. 124, F. & A. M. at I lolines. C. J., is one of Branch fat-uteri. who OW11S a fine farin of seven hundred and twenty-seven acri.s a short dirtance west o f the village of Bronson. Also sixtv acres within of village. M r . !Whites was born and reared on the farm where lie now resides. which is well improved and upon which he has a fine home and lent tenant I louck, W. J., a member of the Board visors of Branch county, in a native of that county. having been born on the farm where he now made,: iii Algansee townahip. I I is parents have dents o f Branch county since 1839. H i s father, William Houck, was a native of New York, but died here in 1869. O u r subject, Mr. W . J. educated in this county and has been engaged i n farming during his entire life. H i s first palate official was that o f township from 1884 to 1891. I n 1893 he was visor for Algansee township and is now office. I l e is a general farmer and his farm is well adapted to grain and stock raising, the wheat yield being from 18 to 25 bushels to the acre, and corn front 35 to 70 bushels per acre. M r . as a county official has been very satisfactory to the public in general, and lie enjoys the distinction of being the youngest member of the Board visor I ',award, G. W., a resident of ship, was born in Albany county, New 25. 1836. H e came to Branch county i n 1857 and worked at his trade of carpenter until when lie enlisted in company K, 9th alry, and served until the close of the war of bellion. since which tiine he has been engaged in farming, giving special attention to He has made improvements to the amount and is now one of the thrifty farmers of the county. Mr. liovvard is a trusted counselor by his many friends in important business transactions, as a good educator with the permanent class o f his community Howe & Legg, attorneys a n d law. The firm consists of Charles F. Howe N. Legg, organized January 1,1S93,both ing practiced their profession previous to that time. Charles N. Legg, the senior member of the firm and probate judge of the county, is a native of New York. Mr. Legg was elected probate judge i n November, 1892, for four years, now serving that term. held the office of prosecuting attorney from 1880 to 1885. h a s served as circuit court member of the school board. I s interested i n the banking interests of the county. Charles F. Howe, junior member of the firm, is a native Ohio. W a s educated in Washington city and the schools of Coldwater. H e began the study of law under Judge Legg, and was admitted to the bar in November, 1889. practicing his profession alone until this partnership was formed in 1893. successful in their line and arc doing a large paying busines Hoyt, M. R . , a prosperous farmer o f Bethel township, is a native of New York state, born there in 1851. A t the age of fifteen a resident of Angola, Indiana, and continued side there for twelve years. I n 1879 he was united in marriage to Josephine Huffman, and in year removed to Gilead, Michigan. I n 1890 moved and became a resident of Bethel township. His father, Rufus I loyt, was born in Connecticut ill 1825 and when a mere boy moved to New York with his parents, where he afterwards married Caroline l'otter, the mother of our subject. H i s father died on December 30. 1888, aged sixty-three years. H i s mother is still living. M r . Hoyt is Inc of cessful farmers of Bethel township, and is well and favorably known throughout II umphrey. 1.. la, attorney-at-law, is a native of the state of Indiana. H e began t h e study of law in 1882 in the office of William of Coldwater, and later with Barlow Was admitted to the bar April 16, 1885, and has practiced continuously in Coldwater since having been quite successful and is building up a well paying !hint, M. I.., resident o f Quincy. was born at Waterloo. Ind., and moved from there county, Michigaia and later to Branch county. W a s �married June i i , 11868, to Miss Jennie Scribner and to them two sons have been born. M r. h u n t as marshal and street commissioner; is a member of Rathburn Lodge, I . 0 . O. F. , o f Quincy. H e i s engaged in the livery Lusiness, being owner o f t h e stables connected w i t h t h e Quincy House. and is one of the substantial men of Quincy. Johnson. Charles W. , is proprietor o f the C. W. Johnson Cooperage Works of Coldwater. ness was established i n 1808 b y Mr. C. W. Johnson who was a native of the state of Ohio, born field, and was raised i n that state. l i e enlisted i n '863 in the l e t regiment Ohio Light Art., until the close ol the war. A f t e r the war was over he came t o Branch county, locating in the city of Coldwater and began working at his trade- that of cooper. I n 1868 he opened a small shop and from that the extensive business h e now inated. ' t h e annual output of the work over 560.000. T h e barrels manufactured b y t h i s factory are s o l d o v e r t h e entire country, being shipped t o Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, ious other cities. H e employs from fortyninety men o r an average o f f i f t y the Mr. Johnson also owns a fine farm near the Coldwater. I n 1889 h i s entire plant was destroyed by fire but lie immediately rebuilt upon a n enlarged scal Jones, John H o n . , resident of Quincy, settled on a farm in Branch county in 1854 where he resided until 1882, when he came to Quincy. I l e state representative four years. also state senator for t h e same number o f years. l i e has been vice president of the Quincy National Bank since ganization. I l e has also servetl the people as justice of t h e peace f o r a period o f twelve years supervisor for nine years. I l e deals extensively in live stock and wool. M r . Jones i s one o f stantial and enterprising business men of the county and owns a fine residence property in Quincy. Kauffman, Lancester. T h e subject of tion. Mr. Lancester Kauffman was born in Mahoning county, Ohio, in the year 183i and resided there until he reached h i s majority, when h e married M i s s Dianah Fox and removed t o Branch igan. locating in Ovid township. and has been dent of this township since that time. H i s died i n February, 1863. H e was again married i n December, 1864. to Miss Marett Horton. a native o f Branch county. M r . Kauffman i s one of perous farmers of Branch county. H i s life has been a busy one and the habits o f industry has made for him one of the best homes of the county. Keeler, Ebenezer, resident of Algansec township, was born inCayuga county, New York, May When five years o f age came with his parents who settled upon section t o . Algansee township. I n February. 1882, he married Miss Nancs "Tompkins. a native of St. Joseph county, Michigan, and t o this union one son has been born, I s owner of dred and twenty acres of land in good state vation and is a farmer o f excellent reputation. Keller, Isaac, farmer, residing in Noble township. was born in Allen county, Ohio. in the year 1852, and at the age of thirteen. moved with his parents, who settled i n N o b l e township u p o n s e c t i o n 2 4 . where he resided until 1877. I n that year he was married to Ella Y. Rupold. and they moved upon the farm on section to, where t h e y n o w reside. H e has a nice home upon one hundred and forty acres of excellent land located six miles from Orland. T h e y are the parents o f two children, one son and one daughter, in whom they have considerable pride. Keller, Jacob B., farmer. residing upon section 13, Noble township, was born i n H o c k i n g county, Ohio, O c t o b t r 27, 1846, where h e l i v e d until the year 1866. when he moved to the township in which he now resides, l i e was married in the year 1868 to Miss SUSa. Blacksten, a resident of Noble township, who was born i n Steuben county, Indiana. in 180. They reside upon section 13, where Mr. Keller nicely improved farm o f (Inc hundred and twenty acres, adapted to a l l kinds of farm produce. and a fine home. I lad burn t o them thric children. one girl and t w o boys. I d a M a y was born in Branch county. Michigan. August 2i, 0469: J. E. was born in Branch county. Michigan. July 0 . 1872: E . born in Branch county. Michigan. March Kelso, Thomas and James J., farmers, residing upon section 24. Noble township, are natives Grange county, Indiana. where the first born in 1845. and the second named in the year [847. They came t o Branch county in 1861, where they have resided since that time. T h e y are conducting a nice farm which i s under the best o f cultivation. They are single men and have their sister, Sarah N. (. Kelso, keeping house f o r them. T h e father of the subjects of this sketch, John Kelso, was a irative o f Philadelphia, l'a., who moved t o LaGrange county. Indiana. in the year 1843, and settled upon Greenfield township. Kent, D . W.. resident o f Sherwood, came t o Branch county from Ohio, in the year 1868. I s a fanner b y occupation, owning one hundred a n d seventy-one acres, one hundred and twenty ot which is under plow. I n addition t o raising grain ous kinds, lie devotes considerable attention to mint and celery. I las served one term as supervisor of his township. Kerr Bros., leading hardware dealers water, was organized i n 1887. T h e firm John A. and Andrew Kerr. T h e firm of has been in existence since 1878, when they came to Coldwater and purchased t h e flouring mill of Calvin, continuing ill that business until 1887, when they sold t h e i r interests t o W A . Coombs. l i t March, t89i, they bought t h e l o t corner Chicago and Hanchett streets and built their pleasant store, 30x8o, three stories and basement. H i e handles a general hardware stock, farmers' supplies, etc. T h e y are stockholders in the gan bank and arc recognized as leading business men of the county. Kitchel, S. B., of Coldwater, and a member of Branch county bar, l i e is a native of the state o f New York, from whence Ile came t o Coldwater in [868, and occupied the position of court reporter for two years. W a s admitted to the bar in ticing until 1876, when l i e seas elected prosecuting attorney for t h e county and h e l d t h a t years. l i e has also served the people as a member of the school board and as city alderman. H e is the discoverer of " Kitchel's Liniment,- which is being manufactured from the largest liniment factory in the world. H e first began making this liniment in the year 1884, and b y 1888 the business had grown t o such proportions as t o require his entire attention. His works now have a capacity of over ten tons a week, and is compelled t o run a t i t s f u l l capacity. This liniment is sold i n South America, England, France and Canada, besides the entire Mr. Kitchel is a stockholder in the gan bank. H e was elected mayor of the city o f Coldwater i n April, 1893, and i s now serving the present Kohl. Fred.. o f Quincy, Michigan, owner and proprietor of the Quincy House, the only brick hotel in Quincy. H e is also owner of a cottage ant Ridge, is a leading Odd Fellow andis a ular landlord. T h e house is warmed by steam and has all modern improvements. Lampman, Frank E.. farmer, residing on section 25. Bethel township, was born in B u t l e r township, April i t 1852. and lived there until 1866, when he moved with h i s parents t o Quincy, moving front there to Bethel in [868. having lived there Since that time with the exception of four yea's that he lived in Coldwater. M r . Lainpman h a s been married twice, his first wife dying January 24, [875. he was married to Miss Sarah E. Burcaw, a native of Starke county. Ohio, who is still living. man at present is chairman o f the mittee of his township, and is a member o f publican county committee. W a s a member o f the Michigan state troops f o r nine years. M r . Luman Lampman, the father of the subject o f this sketch, was a native of Greene county. New York, where he was born October 29, 1826. I l e resided in the state of New York until he was twenty-two years o f age, when h e moved t o B u t l e r. Mich., residing t h e r e until 1866, when he moved t o Quincy, moving from there t o Bethel i n 18614, where h e lived until h i s death in 1884 H e was one of the most prominent men o f h i s township. having been supervisor of Bethel six years and held various other offices. Was a minister of the M. E. church and filled of various churches in Branch county. Latherbery, C. R., a resident oh Sherwood, is a native of Jefferson county. Ohio. f r o m whence he came in 0465 and settled on the farm where h e now lives. T h e farm, consisting o f t w o hundred and twenty-three acres, most of which is tion and improved with two good frame houses and barns, is owned by himself and brother. erbery is one of the directors of the Branch County Farmers Fire Insurance company. Led. I. M., Bronson, entered into the, grocery business in 0470 at Bronson. A f t e r conducting this business for seven years, retired anti took entire charge 1 /I the local business o f the U . S. express company. I n the year 1891, he again resumed busi. ness of general groceries. H e is well and favorably known in Bronson where lie has resided since 1852. Lennon, Thomas, resident of Quincy, is one o f the pioneers of Branch county. H e came to Quincy in the year 1869. and established a wagon, carriage and cutter factory. D o e s a jobbing out Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. H e is a ntember of the G. A. R. post at Quincy, and an of the I. 0. 0 . F. O w n s a large farm i n Steuben county, Indiana. Lewis. Henry C., was burn i n Orleans county, N. Y., in 1820. l i e settled in Coldwater in gaged in mercantile, manufacturing and suits, in which I l e was remarkably successful. I n 1857 lie formed the banking firm o f Fisk Clinton B. Fisk, now at Seabright, N . J. being his partner. T h e firm subsequently changed & Kellogg and after that to I.ewis & Starr. Mr Lewis's firm was mirged i n t o National bank of Coldwater and Mr. Lewis president, a position held by hint till his death. F o r many years his health was precarious and f o r t h e benefit of his health he traveled extensively rope. k V h i l e in l'aris he teas appointed one o f the Jurors in the department o f art and ments in the Paris exposition. A t the position he was appointed special commissioner by President Grant. D u r i n g his first v i s i t Mr. Lewis conceived the idea of founding an lery at his home for which he purchased choice paintings and several pieces of statuary. This gallery now numbers one thousand ing four hundred original paintings and i s claimed to be the largest art gallery established b y a private citizen. I t contains copies o f Raphael, Salvador, Rosa, Murillo, Guido, Michael Angelo, Correggio, Titian tun' others, and some seventy portraits o f eminent characters. T h e gallery hubls tures from the Maupsen collection, well known t o Bostonians. T h e cost oh t h i s splendid collection was between $250,000 and 8500.00o. M r . L e w i s ' public spirit was manifested i n the fact that gallery has for years past been thrown open t o t h e public o n every Saturday, and h a s been visited by thousands of people from all parts of the country. Mr. Lewis departed this life August 18, i854. l i e at one time served as mayor of the city o f Coldwater. He embraced the Christian religion and was of the Baptist church. Lilly, Ilenry M., resident of Matteson township, came to Branch county with his parents i n the year [853 and settled on t h e farm now owned b y F r i t z Shoffinaster, where he remained with his father until February, 1864. l i e then entered the army pany A. 3rd Michigan Cavalry. W a s at the taking of Mobile, Alabama; was in the Red river expedition in Texas and crossed the Rio Grande i n t o Mexico. Was mustered out of the service i n t h e year 1866 when he returned home and resumed farming. I n the year 1891 Ile purchased the farm where he now resides, owning one hundred and two acres which is well improved. I s a member of the G. A. R. Little, G. R., farmer, was b o r n i n Onondaga county, N. Y., in the year 0445 and lived there until twelve years of age. l i e then move,i with William and Drewsella Little, t o Gilead township. Branch county. Michigan, where lie lived then settled on section 31, Bethel township. I n the year u875 he was married to Miss Ellen Roe. daughter of Jacob and Margaret Roe, a n d t o this union two children have been born, Anna May and Ruby It. Mr. Little is owner o f one o f the finest Bethel township. Locke, A. L., attorney-at-lasv and postmaster of Sherwood, was educated in the schools of the county. He iitudied law under the direction of H. II. Itarlowe, and at the completion of his sunlit, and sion to t h e bar returned t o Sherwood where h e practises his profession. W a s appointed postmaster of that villege Lockciliy, W. H., attorney-at-law, was born in West Venia, Oneida county, N. Y. , in 1859. C a m e to Michigan at the age of ten years and located in Quincy township. I l e was raised 011 a farm and educated in the common schools of the county, arid later on in life taught school f o r three years. I l e first began the study 1,1 law in April. 1883. under the direction of Hon. Milo I ) . Campbell. and mitted to the bar in December, 18144. l i e practice of his profession at Quincy, Michigan. and soon formed a partnership with Mr. Campbell, which existed one year, since that time Ile has practiced his profession alone. I l e has served the people member of the board t i t county for five svars, :mil for two years of that time retary id the board. l i e 11:01 also served u s e i rc �1111111MIN 8 0 court commissioner for four years. and township offices. H e conducts a general and also an insurance agency at Quincy. H e has been successful in the practice of his fession and is one of the rising young attorneys of Branch Long, James, M. D . , is the oldest practicing physician of Coldwater. H e is a native of New York city. H e received his earlier education stock, V t . A f t e r completing his literary course he began the study of medicine i n the year 1849. He completed his medical education by a course in the medical department of the university of New York, graduating therefrom in the year 1852.. H e followed the practice of his profession in the .city of New York for five years. H e came to Michigan in 1857, locating in Detroit. I n the year 1862 to Coldwater where he has since resided, being in active practice all of the time, and is of the leading physicians in Loveridge. Hon. Noah P., present circuit judge of Branch and St. Joseph counties, Mich.. was born in New Milford, Litchfield county, 1826. H e received a common school education in the schools o f that county, residing there until he was twenty-one years o f age. H e next taught school for some time in New while doing so studied law at Morristown, in that state. I n 185o and r851 he attended the school at Ballston Spa, N. Y., and in the autumn of 1851 entered the law office o f Judge William E . Curtis, i06 Broadway, New York. I n he was admitted to the bar at the city of Brooklyn. and the following year commenced the practice of law at Cuba. N. Y., where he remained until r866. He then removed t o Coldwater. Mich.. sociated himself with the Hon. John B. Shipman. Later on he formed a partnership with H. Esq., which partnership existed until May. 1882, when he entered the law bureau o f the partment at Washington, D. C., under Hon. M. Teller, secretary of the interior, and while there was engaged i n writing opinions relating t o the public lands, and continued in this work when he was appointed deputy commissioner o f pensions by President Arthur, filling that Mr. Arthur's administration. I n May, 1885, turned to Coldwater, and in the following the Pacific coast. I n autumn o f 1886, with his family visited Europe. where he remained a year. During his absence in the spring o f 1887 h e was elected judge of the t5th judicial circuit. tered upon the duties of this office January I , 1888, and continued until January 1, 1894, when the practice at Coldwater with his son Henry C. Loveridge. Judge Loveridge is considered one of the ablest judges in Michigan, and his service capacity has reflected great credit and honor on himsel Loveridge, Henry C.. attorney-atMich., was born i n Cuba, N . Y. , i n 1856, and moved with his father's family to Coldwater. Mich., in 1866. H e was educated first i n the Coldwater high schwl, graduating from there in 1874, after which he taught school for two years. I n 1876 h e entered Guisty college, at Hartford, ing from there in 1880. H e soon after entered the law office of Loveridge & Barlowe, and remained there until his admission to the bar in 1882. A f t e r his admission to the bar he associated himself with H. H. Barlowe in the practice of law, under name of Barlowe & Loveridge. T h i s existed until the fall of 1887, since which time he has been alone. M r . Loveridge has been in the past in the practice of his profession, and is now one of the leaders of his profession i n Branch county. Lowery, Jefferson, farmer o f Sherwood, was born and raised i n Matteson township, I s the U l l n , of one hundred and thirty-two acres o f farm land within the corporate limits o f the village o f Sherwood, most of at being under cultivation, well adapted to raising of grainsof all kinds and Lucas. Joseph L.. farmer,Quincy it, Adrian, M i c h . , i n 1837. H e purchased t h e land on which he now resides i n [838 from I r a S. Mudge and moved onto i t in March, 1839, sided there ever since. T h e house in which he now lives is the old original frame, gradually improved and added to, having never moved. H e in the same house in 1847, to Phebe Coon, November 25, 18so. H e has four daughters and two sons living and four children dead. H a s held several township offices and positions bility. H a s been engaged in the and in buying stock and wheat. H a d contract for erecting the first warehouse for the R Luce, Cyrus G., was born in bula colinty, Ohio. July a, 1824 I n 1836 he tame with his parents to Orland, Steubcn As a boy he went to school in the proverbial log school house of the day during three winter terms. afterwards attending t h e Collegiate Institute a t Ontario, Ind., f o r three terms. A t t h e age o f seventeen he commenced work in his carding and cloth-dressing establishment, Crooked Creek. two miles east o f Orland. I l e worked in and had the general charge of for seven years. A t the age o f twenty-four h e became the .owner of eighty acres in county'. I n August. 1849, lie was married A. Bickinson, o f Gilead and resided on where they conunenced. until August, 1882, when the wife of his youth was called hence. dren were born to them, four o f whom are still living. I l e w¥LS again married i n 1883 to Mary E. Thompson, o f Bronson. I i i 1852 he was elected supervisor of his township, and was re-elected on ten different dates, serving eleven years. I n the year 1854 lye was elected to lature. I n 1858 and again i n 186o he county treasurer. I n 1864 and 1866 he to die state senate. I n i867 was elected of the constitutional convention held that year. In I 879 lie was appointed state o i l inspector b y Governor Croswell, serving in die position one-half years. I n 1884 his name was presented to the republican convention and strongly pressed as a nominee f o r governor, b u t h e was defeated by a majority o f thirty by General Alger. I n was nominated for governor b y acclamation and elected b y double the majority given t w o years before. I n 1888 he was renominated as mous choice of the convention. D u r i n g his active life he has received twenty nominations and every one o f these has come to him mation. A t the session of the legislature in had many strong friends among the members and a host of them all over the state who desired tion to the United States Senate. Farming the year 1848 t o the present time been his main business. H e has taken a deep interest i n the development of his town, county, state For twenty years has been very earnest in his efforts to stimulate the ambition o f his fellow farmers Luce. Emery G.. resident of the township of Gilead, was born in the same township 1852. H e is the son o f e x -Governor I.uce. H a s resided upon section 16 since the year he has improved to the highest stage of having a home which is a model in His barns and other buildings are of the acter. H e has served the people as urer and highway commissioner for He pays considerable attention to Luedders, E . D . , Coldwater, has boot and shoe store o f the city. T h e founded by Mr. I-uedders in 1877. l i e is a native of Germany, coming to America when of age, living with his parents in the city nati where he learned the trade of shoemaker. H e came to Michigan in 1863 and located where he followed his trade until 1877 when he opened a shoe store upon a small scale, has gradually increased until he now has as well as the best selected stock of boots in the county. H e is a stockholder in the Branch county savings bank which lie assisted He has been successful in business and is throughout the county. I Ii,, city residence is West Chicago Mabrey, S. Curts. T h e subject of Mr. S. Lusts Mabrey, was born in Steuben county, Indiana, in the year 1863, and years of age moved with his parents to ship. Branch county, where M r . Mabrey grew t o manhood. rcc,iving his education in the that county I n January, 0488. lie was united riage to Miss Alice- Cheney, of Ovid township and to this union carne one son. H . Clare Mabrey, born October 19, 1889. M r s . Mabrey departed this [892. M r . Mabrey's parents were Silas and M a r y A..Mabrey, who were married in 1849, and residents of steuben county, Indiana for ty-eight years. M r s . Mabrey's parents and Mary Cheney, of Ovid township, who England at an Mac Donough, Thomas, resident of Coldwater township, came to the place where he two miles east of the city of Coldwater, gan. Mich., in October. 1892. where he had formerly been engaged in lumber and general business. H e is now living a retired life. MacDotiougl. Thompson, son of the tleman and residing with him, is engsged in the business of breedi h i g h a n d trneting boom Although Mc Mac h a i l been in but a short time. he has r e a d y established tation as an owner and judge of less will, in the near future. be rated as¥ one of the foremost horsemen in this county. H e lea horses and takes much pleasure in training & w i t The farm and buildings are admirably the business that Mr. MacDonough has chosen. The home and t h e buildings a r e very attractive and beautifully surrounded by a grove o f oped maple McDougal. J. W., 12. Bethel township, was born in Crawford county. Ohio, in 1 4 6 . W h e n he was three years parents died. W h e n six years of age he by his uncle, John Robertson, o f Medina county. Ohio, with whom he made his home until, at of sixteen, he joined the army of the Union rebellion. enlisting i n the 109th Reg. O h i o Vol. Infantry. A f t e r serving eight months home, but after an interval of sixteen days, he listed in the 25th Reg. Ohio Vol. Light Artillery and served until close o f the war. H e in the year 1871 to Miss Gencvra Walker county, daughter of Josiah and Jane Walker. who migrated from England in 1836, and to this union three children have been born, two daughters and one son. M r . McDougal has a farm of acres, with an excellent home and fine McCrary. Clay. farmer and stock raiser wood. is a native o f the same township, and has always resided i n Branch county, excepting years spent in the west. H i s farm of and forty acres upon which he now resides, improved and is but a few miles from the place of his birth. T h i s town, in which his boyhood days were spent, he still considers to be the finest earth McKenzie & Hyslop. proprietors of the Quincy Roller Mills, which they purchased in the Their average daily output is one hundred barrels of flour, their special brand being t h e "Pride o f Quincy," which has a wide reputatiot and to all points in the country. Theirs is one of the solid business firms of Branch connty. zie is a native of Williamstown, W. Va. came to Quincy from Sonth Allen. Mich., former proprietor of the mills at that place teen McVay. E., farmer, resident of was born in Cleve's, Ohio, October I, 1831, lived until twenty years o f age, when he came to Branch county, living at Quincy for some years. H e has been successful as a fanner and is comfortably situate Matlack, Walter, Quincy, farmer, was born in Hanover, Jackson county, Mich.. September 2 4 . 1847, where he lived on a farm until 1858. moved to the town of Pulaski, and at that place. W a s married in the year 1873 to Kate L. Scribner o f Pulaski. H e moved into Hillsdale county, where he bought a mained six years, then sold out and-came county in 1883, and bought a farm of and twenty acres o n section 9 , where he Mallow, George W., resident of ship, engaged in general fanning business ing of stock. H e owns a farm of one hundred and twenty acres two miles southwest of he has lived since 1879. I s a member of the F. & A. M. Mallow, J. J., farmer and stock raiser wood, came from St. Joseph county, Mich. settling o n t h e farm where h e now resides. M e owns one hundred and thirtesnears most of which is under cultivation; has house and Mann. Peter f a r m e r, residing upon section 22. Girard township, is one of the of the county, where he has resided for the eight Maple Park Stock Farm, founded by M r. Fisk in 1852. M r . Fisk is a native of the state of New York, born near Rochester, came to Branch county in 1835, settled in Coldwater part of his present farm east of the city in year. I n the early part of 1852 he purchased Green Mountain Black Hawk, is trotting bred stallion, and the state oi Mmcl,1,.: t,1 F l i t s hot-, atterwarf, c n t to Louisville, ' s i n c e that time Mr. �1 ! Ilembers of Branch County Bar. 1 A �-_ Ibbr �itz brought some of the finest bred horses York. Vermont and Kentucky to Coldwater. I n the year 187o he purchased in New Yo r k his famous horse, Masterlodc, ace' brought him t o this place. this horse has proven to be one o f t h e great sires of American trotting horses. l i e is the sire of Bell ¥ 2 : 1 5 . Buffalo Bill, 2:24. and a large number o f others m the thirty list. M r . Fisk also brim.. Chief and a number of other famous sires, l i e now on ns Latitude, record 2: ib 1 2. one of the best sires in Michigan. producing Belle of ¯ a two-year-old. M r . Fisk has i n the stables Great Heart, record 215. Judean. 2:29 3-4. High Lawn Prince and Lorbeau Medium. H e also pays some attention to sheep raising. 111AV having a fine Shropshires. H e is the oldest horseman in the west and to him is due the honor of first fine horses that the state of Michigan now boasts of. Merrifield. Marc A.. resident of Union born in Tekonsha. Calhoun county. Mich.. 1840. H e finished his education in Hillsdale College and enlisted from there June 3. 801, in Company E, Fourth Michigan Infantry. O n his return from the army he took up the study o f law i n the Hughes & Wooley. in Marshall, Mich., and also attended the law school department of the University of Michigan. graduating therefrom i n the spring of 1867. H e came to Union City in 868 and ticed his profession there ever since. H e has been president of that village one term and city attorney twenty-one years. \ Va s given t h e degree o f M. S. in 1884 by Hillsdale College. W a s judge advocate of the G. A. R. i n 1883, senior vice-commander i n 11484 and upon commander-in-chiefs staff Has been commander of Corbin Post four terms and was president of the Soldiers' and tion of Southern Michigan Milnes. Alfred. proprietor of -The Fair,- one o f the leading business houses of Branch the largest stock of groceries, crockery, ware, buggies. wagons and harness in igan. T h e businc, was established in the by Mr. Milnes and A. Vanderhoof and conducted by them nine years when Mr. Vanderhoof retired. M r . Milnes has built al, a large trade, doing a ness of over 550.000 per year. M r . Manes as alderman and mayor of Coldwater and his district in the State Senate two terms, to 1893. H e is one o f the directors o f the Branch County Savings Bank, a member of the I . 0 . 0 . F. , F. & A. M. and G. A. R. H e served from to June, 1865, in 17th Michigan Infantry asa private in active service during the War o f the Rebellion and was Grand Patriarch of the I. 0 . O. F. of Michigan in 188 Modert. Peter, farmer of Bronson township. native of Grand Duchy of Luxemburg; emigrated t o America i n t h e year 1854. locating i n Coldwater township and followed farming for some time. T h e n moved to Colon township, where he remained until 1889, when he purchased the farm where he now reside,, about f o u r miles southwest o f Bronson. When h e came t o America h e had nothing, b u t through h i s energy, industry a n d f r u g a l i t y h a s acquired a fine farm consisting of Monroe. Seth, justice o f the peace in Bronson township. was born in Cayuga county, N. Y.. Aug. 4, s27. W a s educated in the common school o f New York and grew to manhood on a farm I n 1852 he to the state of Michigan and engaged old lumbering i n Bronstin township, following tic s one for twenty-seven yxars I n 1879 lie moved to the i i l l ige of Bronson and since t h i n has given tlii: inoid o f h i s tone t o official duties, Justice of the peace and commi.sioner o f the poor. For about three years he was engaged i n cultural implement Noyes. 0. G.. Coldwater. dealer in ery. c t c , i s a native o f Rochester, N . Y. . and came from there to Michigan. May 26, 1$46, settling at Coldwater W a s raised and educated in that city. and served an apprenticeship to t h e printers' trade. which tic followed for ion.; stars A t the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion he entered vice as a member of the 9th Michigan Was taken prisoner at Murphrecsboro, Tenn.. 1852. A f t e r being mustered out of the army turned to Coldwater and has been engaged ness there ever since. H e is also a member of the firm of Noyes Bros., owners of the farmers' feed North Hanchctt street_ H e served as city marshal for two terms. 0478-9. I s a member of the Masonic Fraternity, and charter member of the G. A. R . and IT V. U. H a s been successful in business and is well and favorably known throughout the county. T h e firm of Noyes Bros consists o f G . a n d F. G Noyes. sons of Samuel N o y e s , Jr. T h e three-story 81 brick block, consisting of two stores, situated on the shortly afterward, remaining there until 1850. when northeast corner of Chicago and I lanchett streets, they removed t o E r i c county, N . Y. . returning t o was built in t866, by Samuel I ' . and 0 . G. Noyes. Branch county a few years later and settling in Butler known as the Noyes block. Samuel P. Noyes, father township. T h e subject of this sketch married Miss of 0. G. Noyes and Frank, was born i n Southeast S. E. Dickenson, who was born in New Yo r k , Aug. corner town in Vermont, removed t o Rochester, N. 19. 1855. T h e y are the parents o f three children. Y.' and resided there for a number o f years; came Mr. Pell is a member of the K. 0 T. M. and has held to Coldwater in 1845, and engaged in boot and shoe some of the offices of his township. manufacture and continued i t f o r over twenty-five Pierce, J. Clark O u r subject, Mr. J. Clark Pierce, years. W a s one of the charter members o f Ty l e r secretary, of the board of superintendents of Lodge. F. and A. M. M r . Noyes died and also secretary of the Mutual Fire 1878. W a s married in Ncw York. and was the father pany for Branch county, is one o f the best known of eight children, a l l d e a d b u t 0 . G. and Frank men o f the county. l i e is a native o f Vermont. but Noyes. l i e and his son 0. G. Noyes erected came to Branch county in 1836 and settled i n Girard block in Coldwater, township, where he followed farming up to [871 . H e Ogden, James S., residing upon section at that time moved t o Coldwater and i n 1874 was derhook township, was born i n Steuben county, N. elected to the board of superintendents o f the poor Y., in [853, and two years later his parents moved to and has filled the position of secretary of that board, Branch county, Mich., where he resided with h i s with the exception of one year, continuously. W h i l e parentsuntil :875. H e then learned the a resident of Girard township he served the people trade which he has followed ever since. H e is a two years as supervisor and for ten years as school inspector. H e still owns and operates a valuable competent workman, and b y h i s industry quired a nice home and 160 acres o f excellent farm farm in Girard township. T h e position held by M r. land, nicely improved. H e was married in 1879. t o Pierce is one o f importance and responsibility and Miss Mary A. Burdick. a native o f Branch county. the able manner in which he has discharged the duties O'Neil, W i l l i a m , farmer, residing i n B u t l e r of this office has reflected great honor and credit t o himself and township, was born i n Litchfield, Mich.. November t8, 1860, where he lived until ten Pollock, Samuel, wholesale and retail dealer in years o f age, when h i s parents moved to Adrian, lumber, lath, shingles and general Mich., residing there a short time, and then moving A native of North Ireland, Mr. Pollock came to this to Butler, Branch county, where the subject of this country in the year i854 and i n 1860 to Coldwater, sketch has resided since. H i s wife's which, with the exception o f a few years spent in was Emma Cohnan, who was born September t j , Cleveland, 0 . , has since been his home. F r o m a 186t. T h e y are the parents of two sons. John and small beginning h e h a s succeeded b y e n e r g y, Verne. T h e occupation o f M r. O'Neil i s t h a t o f integrity and close personal attention in building up farmer, and the family are members of the Baptist a business that now embraces nearly every line o f church. J o h n O'Neil, his father. was born in April, building materials. 1815, and d i e d February 6 , 1876. H i s mother, Pratt Manufacturing Company, o f Coldwater. Rachael O'Neil. was born February 8, 1822, and died September 19, 1863. M r s . O ' N e i l ' s father, Mr. J. F. Pratt, the founder of the business. is of the state of New York. H e came t o Michigan in George Colman. was born June 8, 1828, and her 1842, settled in Lenawee county. resided there until mother, Odclia Colman, born June 1846, when he came to Coldwater, established O'Shaughnessy, E . & Co., and manufactured boots and shoes under the firm name of turers of cigars. T h e business was founded i n the Smith & Pratt, whirls existed up to 1882. I n the year year 1873 b y Mr. E . O'Shaughnessy & Bro. L a t e r 1882 h e organized the Pratt Manufacturing Co., and on. after the death of his brother, Mr. purchased the hotel property known as the Bolster nessy has conducted it alone. H i s annual output of House, which was transformed into a all brands reaches nearly eight hundred thousand The works had a capacity of 2000 cutters per year, cigars. H e employs a n average o f twenty-two which in the past four years has been increased hands the year around, the products o f his factory It now has a capacity of four thousand cutters being sold mostly throughout the states hundred thousand children's sleds. T h e i r goods are gan and Indiana. H e has been in the business more sold and shipped to all parts of the country. than twenty-eight years and i s a practical cigar. ploy from fifty to seventy-five maker himself. H i s success in trade has been due Prestidge, David J., general farmer and to this fact, combined with his excellent judgment of Branch county. W a s born in North upon the quaLity of tobacco. H e has been England, in 1833, and continued to reside in his native cessful and enjoys a large and growing trade. country until 1852, when became to America. Palmer, E l m e r E., attorney and employed i n various parts o f the country; Caine to law, residing a t Coldwater, i s a native of Branch Branch county imi 853, and settled in county. H e studied law in t h e office o f Barlow on section 2o, where he purchased eighty acres Loveridgc; was admitted t o the bar in ber land. H e has since added to his since which time he has practiced his profession in until he has now one hundred acres of finely im. this county. H e was associated w i t h W i l l i a m E . proved farming land, on which he has Ware during the period from 1887-91. H e held the a first-class mint distillery, which he is now office of prosecuting attorney from 1891-93. W a s operating. H e has also raised a superior grade o f elected c i t y attorney o f the c i t y o f Coldwater i n horses and cattle and paid considerable attention to the 12193, which position he now holds. breeding of merino and cotswool sheep. is an active member of the M. E. church and Parkhurst, John G., one o f the of Branch county bar. I l e i s a native of the state society. B y close attention to his business he the reputation of being one of the best farmers of the of N e w Yo r k , from whence h e came t o Branch county i n 0449 H a d practiced l a w i n Oneida roomy. H i s crop of peppermint for 1893 produced oil which brought him county, N e w Yo r k , four years prior, having been Priddy, David D., 011C of the leading men admitted to the bar in 1845. H a s served the people as prosecuting attorney for two years. E n l i s t e d i n county, now engaged in buying and shipping September, 1861. and served i n t h e army o f t h e was born i n Otsego Co., N. Y.; came to Michigan in union until November, t865. when he retired with the the year i1463 and purchased a farm in ship, where he resided until 1883, engaged in rank of Brevet Pierce, A. J., manufacturer of cigars, Coldwater. pation 61 farming, also dealer in live stock at time. I n 1814 he came to Coldwater and Mich. T h e business was founded in 1873 by Mr. Pierce. a native of the city, who learned the trade o f there since that time, still operating his ffas taken no active interest in politics, nor cigar maker is hich he followed f o r some years. I n 1876 he began retailing his goods and employed one sought an) public office H e has been successful in hand i n h i s factory. H i s business h a s steadily business and enjoys a large arpminlance I s increased until he now employs ten people the year worker in the M around and has an annual output o f 400,000 cigars l'rout, A. S., farmer and retired miller, residing in which are sold throughout Southern Michigan and Matteson township. H i s youth and early Northern Indiana. H e i s interested i n t h e San spent in the state of (HIM. ii here his printing office, also a stockholder in the Coldwater He mine to Branch county in the year 1847 National Bank. H a s served as city alderman from in the town ,f Quincy. Wa s married in the year the Third ward I l e has been very successful when he emigrated to the state of Minnesota, where he ness, now having a large and growing trade. followed the mcispation of farmer mita 1857, w hen lie Pell. John, farmer, residing in Butler township. returned to Branch county T h r e e years later was born in England. July 17, 1854, coming with his asawmill, which he operated in connection with his parents to America one year later, landing at New farm nine years, since u hit h time he has York T h e family came to Michigan, settling at first in farming cal losively. M r Front is one of in Grand Haven, moving from there to Grand Rapids members of the Farmers' Alliance �111111118¥MIlls 8 2 ¥ with the Grange movement in .874, since which time he has been actively. engaged i n e v e r, movement f o r t h e benefit of the farmer. H e w a s a 'delegate t o invention held in the state, and i s one o f the leading speakers f o r t h e f a r m e r s i n t h e county. I n 185o lie made an overland t r i p to California and ing overland in 1853, and has been an extensive traveler through the west. Purdy. Fred, farmer residing in Algansee township, was born i n O v i d , Branch county, September 27, 1862. Is t h e following y e a r h i s parents moved i n t o Algansee township, which has been his residence ever since. T h e subject of this sketch was married to Agnes A. Depew in the f a l l o f t 8 8 6 . M r . P u r d y i s engaged a s general farmer. H a s served the people as township treasurer two terms. M r s . P u r d y is an ¥ m e m b e r o f terian church. M a r t h a Purdy, the mother o f ject o f this sketch, was born J u l y 18, 1841. H i s father, Orange Purdy, was born in 183o, in Seneca county, Ohio, and was a soldier in the late war o f the rebellion. Purinton, David I t . , present assessor for t h e t h i r d ward o f t h e city o f Coldwater, also t i l l i n g t h e the justice o f the peace. M r . Purinton i s a n a t i v e o f the state o f New Yo r k , from whence he came gan i n 1848 a n d settled a t Coldwater. I n x 8 6 o was elected supervisor for Coldwater township, and a t t h a t time was the youngest member of the Board. H e served one term and was again elected t o t h e same the third ward o f the city o f Coldwater ill 1864, serving one year, when h e resigned t o e n t e r t h e a r m y o f the Union. W a s again elected, in 1877, from t h e second ward, serving two years, and later, in t h e year 18S2, was elected to the same position from the third ward, and has served continuously since. I n 1868 was elected t o t h e office o f justice o f t h e peace, i n which capacity h e has served since t h a t time, having been re-elected a t t h e expiration o f every four years. H a s also served the city in other official Ramsdell, William F . , farmer r e s i d i n g i n B u t l e r township, was h o r n i n K e n t c o u n t y, M i c h . . D e c . 17, i 856. F o u r years later his parents removed to B u t l e r township, which has been h i s h o m e ever since. M r s . Ramsdell was E m m a F. Chivers, a n a t i v e o f B u t l e r township, born Sept. t o , 1865. T h e y are the parents o f one son, H e n r y R a y, born N o v. 9, t89o. O u r s u b j e c t owns eighty acres of land in Butler township, under good state o f cultivation. H i s parents are natives see county, N. P. Randall, C. D., attorney-at-law, is a graduate of the Allia,ny law school. H e was admitted to the bar o f the supreme court in that city in 1855, and in the same year was admitted to the bar in Branch county, Michigan, and began the practise o f h i s profession i n C o l d w a t e r and Continued i t s o i l 1870. H e served t h e p e o p l e o f Branch count... s t a t e senator i n 1871 a n d 1872, and while there s a , the author of t h e l a w establishing t h e state public I I , the S C I s y s t e m f o r p u b l i s h i n g the reports o f the s dtrontv no trt, and other acts of a public nature. H e , s t . a member o f t h e board o f t h e state p u b l i c sshisA, and a s a secretary a n d treasurer from January, 1873, to January, 1892. I n 187. tained a permit to organize a Southern Michigan National Bank, and acted as president o f the sante from ,t2.1,011 0111.11 9 1 , N mu i i i dent ot t d e Itransh aotands N , , ter t h e past r h o , s e a r, He is. considerod o n e o f t h e Ist.adIng n o n of liranalt tonna), and has done nowt, to ads in, arta, intorests both a t honse and abroad. Itansford & C o . , i21111i.l, dealers i n a g r i c u l t u r a l miplements. T h i s enterpri,ing f i r m i s also inanitfacturing the Ransford Hay and Grain Carrier and Slings, with a practical device for mowing away tion t o t h e u s u a l unloading. T h e y are meeting with llattering success. M r . A . It. kansford of t h e a candidate for the office o f county clerk upon hibition ticket. Ransom, Alvorado B., farmer residing i n Algansee township, was born December i t , 1846, upon the f a r m where he has spent h i s e n t i r e l i f e . H e married M i s s Sarah E. H a n d y, o f t h e state o f I n d i a n a , born A u g u s t 9, 847,1 at Greece, N . Y. , her parents m o v i n g mont, Steuben Co., Ind., in the same year. M r . Ransom owns 140 acres o f good f a r m land; i s a member o f t h e Detective Horse Association and at present serving as a justice of the peace. H i m s e l f and wife are members o f the Baptist church. H i s parents were natives daga county, N. Y. Rathburn, C. D . , resident of Sherwood; occupation, farmer, also professional veterinary surgeon; came from .\ ,htabtila counts, Ohio, his native state, in 1,477. .t r1,1 I f , I i r i t t 0 here he now resides. ll d u d r , 1.or . l n d treasurer o f his tewn.hip ( K a n , i an. acre. L i n d , 0,11 Unproved m d 13, g , l t a r , htlildings I c e s successful i n his Pr,' I I s ot S s I t . , sersnes being in " , tht¥ m o n dot, and adjoining towns. Rawson, M . J . , o f Q u i n c y, was b o r n i n Algansee township, O c t o b e r 8 , 17455. H i s education tained i n the ss hoots of Coldwater a n d H i l l s d a l e . H e was nmrricd i n 8376 to M i n i Lenora Root. I s member of the H . E. slitirch, of which he is trustee and steward. Has been a member of the town lward, also of the order of A. 0 . U . W. I n t h e y e a r 1 8 9 0 l i e a n d Ginness formed a partnership i n the f u r n i t u r e dertaking business a n d b y e n e r g y a n d perseverance have established a n e x t e n s i v e t r a d e . T h e y m a k e a , p , i a l t Ô o f embalming, having learned t h i s t i a d e i n a noted o f einbalming at G r a n d Rapids, Michigan. They a l s o a r e interested in a large f u r n i t u r e store a t Jonesville, M i c h . , u n d e r t h e f i r m n a m e Barber & CP. M r . h l e t l i n n e s s , w i t h w h o m h e ciated in business, was Isom i n Branch county, and was married t o M i s s Kachael Sly in 1571. H e is owner of a fine residence property, also the business they occupy; i s a member o f t h e K 0 . T . M . , also o f Rathburn Lodge No. 167 I . 0 . O. F. Ray, S m i t h 1/., came t o Michigan from New Yo r k state i n . 8 5 6 and settled a t Grass Lake, ty. A f t e r remaining there a few years r e t u r n e d terborough, N. Y. , h i s n a t i v e t o w n , a n d p u r c h a s e d a hotel, which he conducted for a few years. I n 1871 h e rent rued t o Michigan and embarked i n the iness at Grass L ake and l a t e r i n t h e same business a t Jackson. I n a b o u t 1 8 7 2 h e c a m e t o Coldwater a n d operated the Seeley farm o f three h u n d r e d a n d twenty acres f o r a period o f eleven years. I n J u l y, . 8 8 4 , he purchased a large livery stable on H a n c l i e t t street,which he now r u n s i n c o n n e c t i o n w i t h the Arlington H o t e l , which was purchased by h i m Ray, E d w a r d F . , w a s b o r n i n P h e l p s . O n t a r i o county, N. Y. , and early i n life engaged w i t h h i s f a t h e r in the g r o c e r y business. I n 1 8 7 1 came t o Coldwater, and together w i t h h i s f a t h e r. H e m ) . K a y, entered the produce and grocery business, the f o r m e r o f which h e now conducts, having b u i l t tip the most ness i n t h a t l i n e operated i n t i n t state. I n i 8 9 0 he purchased a n interest i n t h e A r l i n g t o n H o t e l a n d i s now a joint o w n e r w i t h h i s u n c l e , S . G . R a y, i n that business. T h e A r l i n g t o n i s well k n o w n t o t h e public and stands a t t h e head o f t h e list as a firstin Southern M i t higan. keynolds, N. A . , attorney and counsellor at law o f Coldwater. w a s b o r n i n C a y u g a c o u n t y, N . Y . H e attended school a t F a i r f i e l d S e m i n a r y county, and a t Red Creek A c a d e m y in l l ' a y n e county, N. Y. , intending t o m a k e t h e l a w h i s profession, b u t upon t h e breaking m i t of the w a r o f t h e rebellion, Inc left s c h o o l a n d enlisted i n C o . A , l o t h N. Y. Cavalry, September 7 , 1 8 6 1 , a n d s e r v e d i n t h e A r m y o f the Potomac as p r i v a t e , corporal, sergeant a n d lieutenant, until A u g u s t 8 , 1 8 6 c . H e w a s t a k e n prisoner on c e and wounded three times, t h e last time being pomattox Station j . t before l e e ' s surrender. H e came to Branch county in M a r c h , 1866, and began the study of law ten years l a t e r. A f t e r coming t o M i c h i g a n h e followed the occupation o f f a r m e r a few years u p to the time of h i s t a k i n g u p t h e s t u d y o f l a w. H e mitted t o t h e b a r i n June, 1878, and tered into practice in Coldwater: I I I the fall o f 1878 Ile was elected c i r c u i t c o u r t commissioner ;old served i n that office t w o years. l i t the fall o f 1880 he probate judge, and re-elected each o f the ing t e r m s , s e r v i n g i n t h a t .office t w e l v e its organization h e has been a stockholder and director in t h e Branch C o u n t y Savings Bank. I n 1883 he w . Instrumental i n organizing Butterworth P o s t G . A . I t . of Coldwater, and f o r three years was i t s der. S i n c e residing in Coldwater he was for a member of the Michigan State Troops, serving for t i n , years as lieutenant and for three years as captain o f the Coldwater l i g h t Guard. S i n c e r e t i r i n g f r o m t h e office of probate j o d g e he has resinned t h e at tine practice o f his profession, in which his standing is high, and is now giving h i s whole time t o law business. khetibottom, F. C. O m subject was born in Chas tauqua c o u n t y, N. Y. , August 2 , 1849, a n d c o n t i n u e d to reside there u n t i l October, 1868, when h e became a resident of Union City. I n t h a t y e a r he ing a planing mill i n U n i o n C i t y and continued cessfully for four years. H e t h e n m o v e d t o Montana, where h e remained f o r t w o years, again r e t u r n i n g t o Union C i t y i n 1872, accepting f o r a short thine tion o f clerk in a dry goods store. I n I iecember, he formed a partnership with M r. F. T. Caughey, under the firm nanie of Rheubottom & Caughey, in the business as f u r n i t u r e dealers a n d undertakers. Mr. Caughey soon disposed o f his interest to M r. !Base, and t h e f i r m w a s k n o w n a short t i m e as & B r a c e M r . Rheubottorn t h e n purchased t h e entile business and has continued alone since that time. H e is a gradoate o f t h e School o f E m b a l m i n g nati, thoroughly conversant with t h e a r t and is ing member o f the Undertakers' Association gan. W a s m a r r i e d i n J u n e , t l i f i n , t o M i s s Cousin. I s a member o f Union City Lodge No. 41. 1 . 0 . i s F. , and o f S t a r E i w a t u p n t e n t N o . s r . also o f S i . Joseph Te n t N o . 9 3 , K . O . H . I s one o f stantial inen o f Branch county. kin li). James, farmer residing upon Section vlerhool township, was born i n To m p k i n s county. N . V. , in t s a r F i v e years l a t e r h i s parents m o v e d dusky c o u n t y, Ohio, where t h e s u b j e c t o f t h i s ; k e t c h lived l u n t i l 1 8 6 4 , i n s h v h y e a r h e m o v e d t o B r o a c h county, and settled upon the farm where he has resided since. H e tarries on t h e business o f a general f a r m e r, having eighty acres o f land in the highest state vation and a home t h a t i * modern i n a l l respects. H i s crop of wheat averages 25 bushels a n d corn t o o bushels per acre, l i e served i n t h e U n i o n a r m y in the war o f the rebellion, enlisting ( l e t . 16, itt61, i n t h e 72,1 d e g . tt. V. I n f a n t r y, a n d w a s w o u n d e d i n h i s r i g h t h a n d A p r i l 6, 1862, in t h e battle of Shiloh, Te n n . Kupenght, Francis, I tr., resident of E. Gilead, was born i n the y e a r 5863. i n Bethel township, Branch Co.. Mich. H e received his preparatory education in Branch county. C o m m e n c e d the study o f medicine at t h e age of nineteen and graduated f r o n t t h e E c l e c t i c M e d i c a l College o f I n d i a n a p o l i s i n O M . H e a l s o attended lectures i n the same city. H i s parents were natives o f Starke county, Ohio, and moved t o Bethel t o w n s h i p i n 1146 Rutile, A . , o f the Conn o f / t o p i c & Son, ftirniture dealers o f Bronson, was born N o v. 7,1838, in Cuyahoga connty,Ohio,and grew t o manhood i n his native county. %Vas educated i n the common schools a n d learned t h e trade o f carpenter a n d j o i n e r. H e c a m e t o Br an c h county i n t h e year 1864, where h e h a s since resided. He incised t o Bronson i n the y e a r iS77 a n d established himself in business, one year later taking u p the lumber trade I n 1884 he purchased the f u r n i t u r e stock o f F.. H. Itillings, in partnership w i t h M r. Jason Shepard, five years later purchasing his partner's interest in ness. i n A p r i l , 1892, he took h i s s o n i n t o partnership with him. I s the owner o f a f a r m , a portion o f w h i c h Ii:.sit within the corporate limits of Bronson. besides Russell, J. T. , farmer, residing i n ship, is a native of Branch County, now living on thefarm where he was born and reared. I s one of the leading men of Sherwood township, having filled the offices of the peace and supervisor. H e is owner o f t o o acres of f i n e f a r m l a n d , w e l l i m p r o v e d w i t h buildings. ROSC, (:. H . , G i r a r d , m i l l e r a n d m e r c h a n t . M r . Rose us e w n e r o f a g r i s t - m i l l s i t u a t e d o n e - h a l f m i l e north o f the village; a l s o has a feed and sechangc store in t h e village. H e h a s o w n e d t h e m i l l , w h i c h h a s is f u l l r o l l e r process, for t h e p a s t f o a r years, d u r i n g which the average output has been 26o0 barrels of f l o u r and f i f t y - t w o t o n s o f feed p e r y e a r. H e the trade of miller for about twenty years, and is petent man i n his line o f trade. Sage, John, fanner, residing i n Algansee township. was born i n t h e same township Oct. 2 , .858. I n t h e year 1882 he was married t o G o o d m a n ; t h e y a r c the parents o f o n e son. T h e f a r m o n which ducts a general Caroling business consists of seventy-five acres. M r . Sage i s a w o r t h y member o f the I . 0 . O. F. His wife is a member o f t h e U n i t e d Brethren church. Sanderson, G. W., resident of Quincy township, was born i n H u r o n county. I n childhood his parents moved to S t . Joseph c o m i t y, M i c h . , a n d l a t e r t o L a G r a n g e county, I n d . , w h e r e h i s f a t h e r, J o e l S a n d e n o n , s t i l l resides. T h e s u b j e c t o f t h i s s k e t c h came t o B r a n c h county in the year 1865 :Lnd located o n the f a r m where he n o w rseides. H e was m a r r i e d D e f . : 5 , i t t o o , t o Miss Calista M . Rice, o f T r u m b u l l C lllll ity, O h i o . a n d has five childrenÑ t w o souus a n d three Sanderson h a s a l i k i n g f o r f i n e s h e e p , Merino b e i n g h i s f a v o r i t e b r e e d ; i s also working i n t o thoroughbred cattle, raising short -horned D u r b a n . , anal has a line registered.liambletonian mare. H a s held the office o f d r a i n sonunissioner; i s a stockholder i n t h e Quincy National B a n k ; also makes a business o f buying wool. I s a member o f t h e B a p t i s t c h u r c h o f Q u i n c y. serving as trustee. Sawyer, A n d r e w J., resident o f B u t l e r, was born in Palmyra, Wayne Co., O h i o , Ttec. i s , 1846, a n d t h r e e years l a t e r h i s p a r e n t s m o v e d t o H i l l s d a l e c o u n t y, Michigan. T h e subject o f ' OUT s k e t c h enlisted Oct. a, OM}, on tile Second Michigan cavalry, ferred t o Michigan Sharpshooters, doing g u a r d duty for some tunic. H e was taken sick and sent to the hospital. r e t u n i n g to his regiment a f t e r recovery, and did guard duty f o r o n e y e a r. H e w a s t h e n o r d e r e d t o C a m p Douglas. Chicago, f r o m O s . , I , A n n t p o l , 91,1 : 1 , 1 there joined the , r . : , ¥ KO-Innond. F i e was sever,l, 0 0 0 n d e d acting t i c battle of the Wilderness, at the taking of Petersburg,Va. W a s mustered out o f the service at Jackson, M i c h . , J u l y zo, �INTERIM: VIEW LtE.V\ C u t : s Ô \ VINGS I, ( = O E M \ AT E I , M I C H . I ncorp.rated under the Laws I.A\ 4 l'ER - . . N _ ¥ 1. , 1 ( I I 1 , 1 z I ' I I I I , 11 1 I F 11 �Nupp.... b., �- t865. H e married Catharine Cawkins, o f ship, Oct. : 6 , 1870. S h e was born in the town \ ille, Schenectady Co., N . Y. , N o v. i , t842. yer owns f o r t y acres o f l a n d , twenty-six o f w h i c h are under c u l t i v a t i o n . H i m s e l f a n d wife a r e members o f the Baptist church. Smers, H . & Son, manufacturers o f nailing a t Sherwood. T h e i r business w a s e s t a b l i s h e d i n t886 I.y H . Sayers and his s o n R . H . Sayers, ent owner, who came into the possession o f the business iIs 189o, and has confined i t since t h a t t i m e original name of H . Sayers & Son. T h e i r business was started on a small scale, hut has increased until sides the m i l l a t Sherwood, he h a s o n e a t A t h e n s and one At Tehonsha, employing n i n e t y m e n , using 25,000 cords o f t i m b e r a n n u a l l y. T h e output o f t h e mills i s 25,000 sets o f headings p e r d a y, making three-fourths of all the nail-keg headings used in the country. Sebring, J o h n , Q u i n c y, M i c h . , i s a f a r m e r a n d stock breeder o f D u b = cattle and stock sheep. C a m e to Q u i n c y i n N o v e m b e r, 1853, from Wayne county, N. V. H e w a s m a r r i e d i n N e w Y o r k t o M i s s M a r y A . Pettys, and t o this union f o u r children h a v e been born, two boys and two girls. H e is a ineinber o f tive Association. Schniedlen, W. H . , manufacturer o f carriages a n d road carts a t Coldwater. H e i s a native o f Goshen, N . Y.; came t o M i c h i g a n w i t h h i s p a r e n t s w h e n b u t a c h i l d ; t h e y located in lackson c o u n t y, where ject grew t o manhood. H e learned t h e t r a d e riage maker and soon engaged i n t h e business which he has followed f o r several years, first a t id Sturgis, M i c h . H e came to Coldwater in 1883, where he has followed t h e business e v e r since. H e was t h e patentee uf t h e Coldwater C a r t , w i t h Thomas O ' B r i e n , which had a large sale. M r . Schmedlen later patented tlie H i n t Road Cart, which h e l a t e r s o l d t o parties i n H i n t , M i c h . T h e " Schniedlin Speed C a r t , " w h i c h h e now manufactures, is well liked by all horsemen a n d is sold t h r o u g h o u t t h e U n i t e d States a n d Canada. H e ha-s b e e n v e r y successful i n h i s business. H e i s a prominent inember o f t h e Masonic f r a t e r n i t y eral other societies. Schwar/. 0 . J . , dealer i n clothing a n d nishing goods a t C o l d w a t e r. B u s i n e s s w a s s t a r t e d i n the year 1836, by L . U. Halstead, and conducted by h i m several years. T h e business changed owners s e v e r a l times u p to 1891, when t h e subject o f t h i s s k et c h took possession. H e i s d o i n g a large business i n t h i s a n d adjoining counties; has lumen quite successful and has a Large and growing trade. Seely, S. M . , o n e o f t h e leading citizens water, came to that city in i 8 5 3 . H e is a ty owner and Was the founder o f S e e l y l a r k eral o t h e r a d d i t i o n s . W a s l a r g e l y interested i n t h e Mansfield & C o l d w a t e r r a i l r o a d , d o n a t i n g towards t h e b u i l d i n g o f t h e road; i s interested i n t h e state school d o n a t i n g o v e r $2,000 f o r its given a l s o v e r y l i b e r a l l y t o w a r d t h e erection o f t h e churches, especially t h e Presbytenan c h u r c h , a n d for many o t h e r purposes. F o r m e r l y , w e understand, M r. Seely was f a r t h e m o s t wealthy resident o f Coldwater; during the last t e n years, i t i s s a i d he h a s mously ( m i l l i o n s ) , m o s t l y i n r a i l r o a d b u i l d i n g i n t h e southwest Seymour, H e n r y. T h e subject o f this mention, M r. Henry Seymour, is o n e o f t h e leading a n d s u b s t a n t i a l bnsiness men o f U n i o n C i t y, M i c h . I l e w a s born i n Oneida county. N. Y. , i n . 8 3 6 , a n d c a m e t o B r a n c h county, Mich.. w i t h his parents ten years l a t e r, settling at U n i o n City. H e s o o n a f t e r l e a r n e d t h e trade o f . , tin-smith at ('oldwater, a n d followed i t for a n u m b e r of years. A t the breaking o u t of the war of the Rebellion he enlisted i n Battery I ) , First Michigan l i g h t A r t i l l e r y, serving three years. I n 1866 h e was married to Carrie E. Ta t h e r l e y, and i n .877 opened a grocery and crockery store in Union c i t y, which he h a s successfully operated since that time. H e a stock h o l d e r and director o f the Union C i t y National Hank, has served as supervisor kw seven y e a r s a n d a s c i t y treasurer f o r t w o years. Mr. Seymour i s the father o f three c h i l d r e n , and a n daughter. H e is t h e o w n e r o f a block a n d a fine residence property in Union is one of the leading members o f the Corbin Post, G. A. K., of Union city, and is o n e o f the foremost btisiness men of the place. Shaffmaster, F r i t z , o n e o f the leading farmers of Matteson township, c a m e front the s t a t e of New York in the year 1855; first settled i n Bronson in ill6o miaowed to Matteson a n d purchased ¥ farm he now owns. W h e n be came to the state o f Michigan, he hod so means, but w a s f u l l of pluck and industry, by which he has acquired a fine property o f 32o acres well imposed with modern buildings. H e h a s offices of township trustee, treasurer and a g a i n . Shaffniaster, J . H . , f a r m e r o f Brunson t o w n s h i p , son o f Christopher Shaffmaster, is a n a t i v e of t h e state of Michigan, born a n d reared upon t h e f a r m where h e now resides. I s a m a n o f m u c h energy ance. Shaw, J. H . , a prosperous fanner of ship; i s a n a t i v e o f M i c h i g a n , born o n t h e same farm upon which he n o w resides. H i s f a r m consists o f one hundred a n d s i x t y acres o f a s g o o d l a n d a s c a n be found in the c o u n t y, under a h i g h state o f c u l t i v a t i o n and improved w i t h m o d e r n b u i l d i n g s . M r . Shaw pays some attention t o b r e e d i n g f i n e h o r s e s , making cialty o f Cleveland bay and French coach horses. Sherman, A . A . , l u m b e r dealer o f Coldwater, is a native o f the state of N e w Yo r k . W h e n a child rents moved t o Kendallville, I n d . , where the subject o f this s k e t c h r e s i d e d u n t i l t h i r t y years o f age, following the o c c u p a t i o n o f f a n n e r. I n 1 8 7 o h e moved t o the state o f M i s s o u r i a n d engaged i n t h e l u m b e r trade, which h e f o l l o w e d u n t i l t h e y e a r 1 8 7 3 , w h e n h e came t o Coldwater a n d engaged in t h e manufactore o f carriages. H e afterward took u p the planing ness, later engaging in the business o f b u i l d e r tractor, i n c o m p a n y w i t h M r . Brown, u n d e r t h e f i r m name o f Brown & Sherman. I n the year i890 they took up the retail lumber trade, the firm existing when M r . Sherman purchased t h e interest o f ner a n d h a s s i n c e co nd u cted t h e business. H e also owns a n d conducts a farm n e a r t h e city o f Coldwater. He has served t h e people as city- alderman m o r e than seven y e a r s a n d was c a n d i d a t e for the office in 1893 on the Democratic t i c k e t , b u t w a s defeated by four votes, although the city was carried b y licans by a majority of from 300 to 325. I s a member o f the I . 0 . 0 . F . . a n d M a s o n i c 1:aternity. I s a w e l l known a n d successful business man. Shipman, John B., attorney and counsellor at law at Coldwater, is a native o f t h e state o f Connecticut. H e came t o M i c h i g a n w h e n a child, and w a s educated in the s c h o o l s o f t h e s t a t e ; t o o k u p the study o f law a t Centerville, S t . Joseph c o u n t y, Michigan, and mitted to the Bar in t h a t county where l i e practiced six years. H e then came t o Branch c o m i t y, where he has since followed h i s profession. H e has served as judge of the circuit court for four years; was made a candidate for t h e s u p r e m e b e n c h b u t w a s defeated b y J u d g e Campbell. H e has held other positions o f honor i n the county and state, and stands at t h e head o f sion. Short, B. W. , farmer r e s i d i n g in B e t h e l t o w n s h i p ; was born i n L i v i n g s t o n county, N . Y. , i n I85o, and six years later his parents m o v e d t o Jonesville, Michigan, remaining t h e r e o n e y e a r, when t h e y moved t o Bethel township where t h e s u b j e c t o f this s k e t c h has resided since. M r . S h o r t i s o w n e r o f . , line farm consisting of 246 acres. Simmons, H i r a m R . . r e s i d e n t o f Butler, was lairs in Stamford. D e l a w a r e c o u n t y, N . Y . M a y 8th, 0341, where h e resided u n t i l 1 8 6 1 , w h e n lie enlisted i n the l41st R e g i m e n t N . Y. Volunteers, serving t h r e e years during the war of t h e R e b e l l i o n , d u r i n g which t i m e he was engaged in a n u m b e r of battles and self with credit. A f t e r an honorable discharge from the army he came west and located i n the village of Butler, in i875, where he entered i n t o the inerehantile business in which lie h a s c o n t i n u e d s i n c e , and i s in ment of a prosperous trade. H i s parents were natives of Delaware c o u n t y, N . A . , permanently residing there, both n o w b e i n g dead. H i s grandfather w a s a soldier in t h e Revolutionary war. T h e s u b j e c t o f this sketch married Mary F. Conn, who was born nv Pontiac county Mich.. J a n u a r y z. I85o. H e r father w a s a n a t i v e o f Boston, b o r n t h e r e F e l m a r y 2 , D i o n . H e s e r v e d as body guard t o General L a f a y e t t e o f revolutionary tame, and was present A t t h e l a y i n g I A t h e corner stone o f Hunker H i l l monument. H e r m o t h e r ' s maiden name was lainisa A n d r e w s , w h o w a s b o r n i n t h e s t a t e o f Maine, Febuary i S , Dlim, a n d w a s married to Charles B. Conn, in 1832 i n B o s t o n , from w h e n c e they moved to the territory of Michigan i n 1834. H e r grandfather, Capt. John l'erse, fought u n d e r Wa s h i n g t o n , a n d her father died while marching to the war o f 18 r 2. George Conn died in the late war of the Rebellion while in charge o f d u t y a f t e r Morgan. Skeels, Frank L . , o n e o f t h e leading lawyers of Branch county, now deceased, was a native tit-Coldwater. where he was born i n 1847. H i s father. Nelson Skeels, was ¥ merchant of Coldwater f o r many y e l l -4, and after his retirement horn business w a s elected judge bate for one term. F r a n k L . Skeels after Completing a course in the schools of culdwater attended tor,' school at Clavarac on the H o d s o n , New Yo r k , and entered Ya l e College i n the year 0165, graduating from there in 1869, when he returned t o Coldwater tered the office of Ex-Judge N . P. Love-ridge, where he studied law a short time, and then entered sity of Michigan, law department, from which nated in : S i c H e was admitted to the bar wards, and at o n c c began t h e practice o f law water, :ind r a p i d l y a d v a n c e d t o t h e f r o n t r a n k o f his profession. H e served as prosecuting attorney, fused t h e j u d g e s h i p o f probate c o u r t . H e w a s a l s o connected w i t h t h e " C o u r i e r " o f Coldwater f o r some u n i t . H e continued in a c t i v e practice o f his profession up to a short t i m e prior t o h i s d e a t h . H e w a s w e l l known and h i g h s spoken o f b y a l l who knew him. Skinner, C. I t . , Q u i n c y, w a s I m r n i n the state o f New Yo r k . A few y e a r s l a t e r l i e moved w i t h ents to Indiana, where he lived twelve years. wards moved t o I o w a , w h e r e h e r e s i d e d u n t i l . 8 7 4 , when he came to Quincy, M i c h . , and established a real estate, f i r e a n d l i f e i n s u r a n c e office. H e i s auctioneer o f wide reputation, d o i n g business for miles around. M r . S k i n n e r h a s b e e n m a r r i e d t w i c e . H e was married t o his first w i f e in 1 8 5 9 and t o in 1891. I n his v o c a t i o n M r . S k i n n e r i s doing a fine buisiness. Shaman. L., is a dealer in clothingand ing goods at Coldwater, lie having founded the business in t h e year 1866. M r . Shaman is a native o f the state o f New Yo r k , came t o Coldwater i n t h e y e a r i 8 6 6 , and immediately opened h i s business, w h i c h i s n o w t h e pioneer business house o f the city, doing a large business in this and adjoining counties. H e is a stockholder and director o f the Coldwater National Bank. H e has been quite successful i n business, a n d t o d a y stands head o f the business m e n o f Branch county. Smith, A . l . . M r . Smith is one of t h e best k n o w n farmers a n d also o n e o f t h e largest l a n d o w n e r s i n Branch county. H e was born on the farm which he now owns o n section an, G i r a r d township. H i s min Smith, entered t h e l a n d i n 1832. B e s i d e s d o i n g general farming, M r . Smith h a s f o u n d b o t h p l e a s u r e and profit i n breeding and developing a high road and track horses, and is the owner of ising and well known horses; among t h e m can tioned Chartana, a son o f t h e w e l l - k n o w n sire, Magna Charta. H e is also owner o f a fashionably bred son o f Pilot M e d i u m ; dam by M a g n a Charta; a d dam terlode; 3 d by F i r s t Marnbrino Chief, and 4 t h by H i l l ' s Blackhawk. H e is also the possessor o f ble brood mares; among them can l i e mentioned S n i p , dam o f Oliver West, 2:25 IA; Chicago Bell, dam stone, and a n u m b e r o f o t h e r s equally good. H e also breeds some f i n e specimens o f c a t t l e f r o m horned Durhams, a n d in hogs l i e m a d e i s specialty o f the Poland China. T h e farm is well supplied w i t h good buildings and all modern improvements, also a p r i v a t e training t r a c k . I t i s w e l l adapted to general farming, and yields crops above the average. W h e a t , per bu., corn So b i t , oats 40 b i t , barley 3o but a n d hay t w o (pm. M r . S m i t h h a s b e e n successful i n h i s chosen work; i s vvell k n o w n a n d respected t h r o u g h o o t t h e connty. Smith, H . 11., f a n n e r o f Sherwood t o w n s h i p , i s a native of Calhoun county. I n t 8 7 4 h e located o n h i s present farni o f 240 acres, w h i c h i s well improved w i t h good frame house and barns. Smith, Fl. H . , one o f t h e b e s t k n o w n f a r m e r s o f Branch county, is the subject o f t h i s mention, residing on s e c t i o n 9 . B e t h e l t o w n s h i p . H e w a s h o r n i n Knox / m i n t y, Ohio, i n 1832, and c o n t i n u e d t o r e s i d e there t i l l he was eighteen years o f age. A t that time, in company w i t h his parents, he came to Michigan cated on section am, Bethel t o w n s h i p , i n the year 1850 In r85/1 M r. Smith was united i n marriage t o M a r y A Smead, a native o f Branch c o u n t y, M i c h . T h a t union has lumen b l e s t b y f o u r c h i l d r e n : H e r b e r t J., Ardella, Clara M . and Fred E . I n the year DIfio they the farm where they now reside, and w h i c h i s k n o w n throughout the county as the Snow Prairie Stock F a r m . Mr. Smith bias taken a deep interest i n the breeding o f a superior grade of horses, and is t h e o w n e r o f several of the best known t r a c k h o r s e s i n t h e c o u n t y, among which can be m e n t i o n e d t h e w e l l - k n o w n bro,s1 m a r e Maggie, dam o f Epworth, with a r e c o r d o f 2.45: J o e , trial 2:37; Philetta, w i t h a two-year- o l d record o f r:28,A, which she redliced as a t h r e e -year-old t o r a t , and as a fonr-year-old t o r a m i i / . l ' h i l e t t a i s o n e o f t h e b e s t race horses Branch ¡minty has ever p r o d u c e d . and M r. Smith has refused a handsome offer o f $ 5 , 0 0 0 f o r her, believing she s t i l l has a bright ( m a r e and possibility o f some day reigning as queen o f t h e t u r f . B e s i d e s these well known horses they have raised s e v e r a l o t h e r well known c o l t s , s u c h a s Tr A C I l l a r k , W i t h a t r i a l o f -40 as a three year o l d . T h e i r h o m e i s o n e o f t h e most modern i n the ronnty, as t h e ai.companying Dation w i l l show. B e s i d e s attending t o h i . d i t t i e s a t home, M r . Smith h a s f o n n d t b n e to take an terest i n county affairs, and has served the people of his township as supervisor and also i n other ial positions. H e is an ardent republican and is the recogniced leaders o f that parts i n Branch county. Smith, M a h l o n A . M r s . . w i f e of M . A �i m p o p k , 8 4 teased, is a resident of Coldwater township. ried at Miles, Michigan, October 5 , _t 5 _ , _ whefe s h e resided o n e y e a r, then c a m e t o Branch c o u n t y S h e afterwards moved on to the farm where she n o w resides to enty-eight years ago. M r s . S m i t h i s t h e mother ot our children, t w o suns and t o o daughters. T h e sons ire prominent business m e n o f Miles, Michigan. O n e daughter is teaching at Coldwater, and t h e other one i s attending school. M r s . S m i t h is a prominent m e m b e r at the Al E . c h u r c h a n d i s m u c h interested in church .ind school work, s h e i s managing the 'arm owned herself and is meeting with well merited success. Smith. Moses, l u m b e r d e a l e r a n d plies, P o r t l a n d c e m e n t , l i m e , e t c . , i n t h e c i t y a t Coldwater. I l e i s a n a t i v e 0 1 t h e s t a t e o f N e w Jersey, came t o M i c h i g a n i n 1885, made h i s h o m e in Coldwater, and purchased t h e business o f E . D . Chapman, n o w d o i n g a l a r g e business, h i s p a t r o n , being r e s i d e n t s w i t h i n t h e c o u n t y. . I l e h a s goren his w h o l e t i m e a n d a t t e n t i o n t o h i s business, a n d was e n g a g e d i n tile S a m e l i n e b e f o r e h e c a m e t o Michigan. Snyder, A E . , f a r m e r and s t o c k raiser son township, c a m e t o B r a n c h c o u n t y f r o m N e w Yo r k . i n 1869, and f o l l o w e d t h e m i l l i n g business i n Michigan and I n d i a n a u n t i l t h e y e a r i871, w h e n h e settled u n t h e f a r m where h e n o w l i v e s . W h e n l i e t o o k possession o f t h i s f a r m t h e r e w a s b u t t h r e e acres i m p r o v e d , b u t he n o w has s i x acres tivation. F o r the p a s t t w e n t y y e a r s h e h a s p a i d considerable a t t e n t i o n t o fine s t o c k a n d i s several o f t h e b e s t r o a d h o r s e s . l i e o w n s t h e liashao C h i e f and A . E . S. M r . S n y d e r i s ing the office o f t o w n s h i p t r e a s u r e r ; was that office i n t h e spring Southern M i c h i g a n N a t i o n a l B a n k . T h i s b a n k is o n e o f t h e b e s t k n o w n a n d s t r o n g e s t b a n k i n g houses in t h e state o f M i c h i g a n . I t was o r g a n i z e d in N o v e m b e r, 1871, w i t h a c a p i t a l s t o c k o f 8110,000. T h i s was increased i n 1874 t o St65,000. I t s p r e s e n t capital b e i n g St65,000, w i t h a s u r p l u s and u n d i v i d e d profit o f 880.000, m a k i n g a t o t a l o f largest o f a n y ba nk i n B r a n c h c o u n t y. I t s cers were C. D . Randall, president; C. G . L u c e . r i c e ' resident; I . . E . Rose, cashier. T h e s e been changed, and t h e present o ff i c e r s consist E. Rose. p r e s i d e n t ; C . D . R a n d a l l . v i c e - p r e s i d e n t , and A . E . Upson, cashier. I n 1 8 9 i i t s c h a r t e r was extended f o r t w e n t y years l o n g e r. T h i s b a n k was the first i n Br an c h c o u n t y t o a d o p t t h e burglar-proof safe, i t s v a u l t s a r e f i r e p r o o f pays f o u r p e r cent, i n t e r e s t o n a l l t i m e d e p o s i t s . The bank has been a b l y managed a n d e n j o y s utation o f being one o f the solid b a n k i n g institutions of the state o f M i c h i g a n . Spade, N o a h , f a r m e r . r e s i d i n g o n s e c t i o n 5 , K i n d e r h o o k t o w n s h i p , was born i n S u m m i t c o u n t y, Ohio, i n 1839, where he resided f o r t y - f i v e was m a r r i e d at t h e age o f t w e n t y, t o M i s s M a r y : V Watters, a n d t h e n m o v e d t o t h e f a r m u p o n w h i c h they n o w reside, a n d h a v e a b e a u t i f u l f a r m o f o n e hundred and five acres and a v e r y fine ire t h e parents o f six c h i l d r e n , all l i v i n g e x c e p t o n e son. W i l l i a m , w h o d i e d u p o n his t w e n t y day. Starr, taeurge, was b o r n i n the village o f Clinton, Leitawee c o u n t y M i c h . , September I , 1838. tended p u b l i c and select schools u n t i l I l e teen years o f age, w h e n I l e b e c a m e c l e r k i n a s t o r e to secure funds f o r a h i g h e r education, s u b s e q u e n t l y attending school a t Yp s i l a n t i . a n d a lege a t D e t r o i t . l i t M a r c h , 1 8 5 6 , h e a c c e p t e d a position a s b o o k - k e e p e r i n t h e b a n k i n g h o u s e o f Crippen & F i s k ( G e n e r a l C . B . F i s k , n o w bright, N . J.) a n d f o u n d the business congenial. H e remained w i t h t h e b a n k d u r i n g m a n y subsequent changes, became a p a r t n e r w i t h H e n r y C. L e w i s , t h e famous a r t c o l l e c t o r o f t h e west, a c t i n g a s cashier. g i v i n g i t h i s zealous a t t e n t i o n u n t i l J u l y i , i 8 6 5 . when the C o l d w a t e r N a t i o n a l B a n k w a s organized. Mr. Starr was its cashier a n d o n e o f i t s p r i n c i p a l directors, and so continued b y subsequent e l e c t i o n s until t h e sleuth o f M r. L e w i s i n A u g u s t , ' 8 8 4 , w h e n he was made president o f t h e b a n k . H e o c c u p i e d the same desk f o r so many years that his face became as familiar to thebusiness men as the faces o f their own household. M r . Starr was a quiet, man o f unquestioned i n t e g r i t y, clear judgment, great business a b i l i t y, and was v e r y successful. H e was a public siffrited citizen, d e v o t e d t o t h e g r o w t h a n d prosperity o f the c i t y o f C o l d w a t e r. I n a d d i t i o n t o hits business as banker, he engaged i n lacturing enterprises and was partner i n inent b u s i n e s s c o n c e r n s . H e w a s c a l l e d 1 9 . h i s fell"si citizens t o d i ff e r e n t positions o f responsibility am] trust, serving t w o y e a r s a s m a y o r o f h i s c i t y. Mr. Starr d i e d S e p t e m b e r 3 0 , 1 8 8 9 H e o as t h e father o f t w o children, M r . Jo hn S t a r r, Sr.. n o w o n e o f t h e leading business m e n o f C o l d w a t e r. c o n n e c t e d w it ht t h e Wo o d o ard D r y Goods Co.; and M i s s Georgie. Starr, w h o is a t p r e s e n t a t t e n d i n g A n n versity. Stelle Calvin. T h e s u b j e c t o f t h i s s k e t c h was burn i n t h e y e a r 1840, and c a m e t o G i l e a d t o w n s h i p with his m o t h e r w h i l e y e t a c h i l d . A l t e r her d e a t h in 1887, h e assumed c o n t r o l o f t h e f a r m , 11111I cessfully operated i t since i l a t time. I lis a t t e n t i o n has been t u r n e d t o general f a r m i n g and stock raising. His tarot is one o f t h e best i n t h e t o w n s h i p and w e l l adapted t o s t o c k r a i s i n g and general f a r m i n g . Steffe. E d w a r d . f a r m e r reS111111g ill t h e t o w n s h i p of G i l e a d , i s a n a t i v e o f S a n d u s k y c o u n t y. O f t 0, from whence h e moved to B r a n c h c o u n t y in t h e y e a r i 883, and l o c a t e d o n t h e l a r i n w h e r e h e n o w resides. In 1870 he was m a r r i e d t o M i s s Rebecca D i c e , a n d to t h i s u n i o n f i v e c h i l d r e n h a v e b e e n S t e & owns one h u n d r e d a n d s i x t y - f i v e a c r e s best f a r m i n g l a n d i n t h e t o w n s h i p . I Ian a b e a u t i f u l home a n d a l l t h a t is necessary t o m a k e able. Strickland, Jerome E . , f a n n e r, r e s i d i n g water t o w n s h i p , is a native o f t h e state o f N e w Yo r k ; came t o B r a n c h c o u n t y in 1884 w i t h h i s parents, who settled o n t h e f a r m n o w o w n e d b y h i n t , c o n s i s t i n g of one h u n d r e d and t w e n t y acres 011 section 2. H e has given some a t t e n t i o n t o b r e e d i n g o f fine now owns some v e r y p r o i n i s i n g c o l t s ; h a s a l s o b r e d short- h o r n D u r h a m cattle. I le has t a k e n a n a c t i v e interest i n t h e public schools, serving as school officer in d i f f e r e n t capacities. I s a m e m b e r o f t h e G r a n g e , also o f t h e F a n n e r s ' A l l i a n c e Society. H e has been successful a n d i s c o n s i d e r e d o n e o f t h e l e a d i n g farmers o f t h i s t o w n s h i p . Strong, M y r o n W. , f a r m e r, r e s i d i n g o n s e c t i o n 19. K i n d e r h o o k t o w n s h i p , was born i n legany c o u n t y, N . V. , in t 829. A t nine years o f age he moved w i t h his parents t o C o l d w a t e r, where t h e y resided s e v e n y e a r s . a n d t h e n m o v e d t o S t r o n g Island, where h i s f a t h e r m a d e t h e and where t h e subject o f t h i s s k e t c h l i v e d u n t i l t h e year 1865. I n t h e y e a r 1866 he was m a r r i e d to A n n i e Purdy, and m o v e d t o t h e f a r m u p o n w h i c h h e n o w resides, w h e r e he has i m p r o v e d one o f the best farms in t h e c o u n t y. Stull, L a z a r u s , f a r m e r, r e s i d i n g i n M a t t e s o n township, was b o r n i n M i f f l i n c o u n t y. ber 25, 1826. I l e i s a s o n o f B a r n h a r d beth ( G o t h l S t u l l , descendants o f N e w Jersey, w h o located i n P e n n s y l v a n i a , w h e r e t h e y r a i s e d t h e i r f a m i l y. T h e y were t i l l e r s o f t h e soil, as h ave been the S t u l l s so f a r a s k n o w n . A t t h e age two, t h e s u b j e c t o f t h i s s k e t c h m o v e d t o Seneca count)', O h i o , w h e r e he f o l l o w e d t h e o c c u p a t i o n o f farmer and b l a c k s m i t h . I n t h e y e a r 1853, h e came to St. Joseph c o u n t y, M i c h i g a n , and l a t e r t o B r a n c h c o u n t y, where he engaged i n c l e a r i n g land, d o i n g as much g r u b b i n g a n d l a n d c l e a r i n g as a n y resident o f the s t a t e l i e was married i n 1855, t o M a r i e Staley. In t h e year t 8 6 0 he e m i g r a t e d t o F r e m o n t c o u n t y, Iowa, p u r c h a s i n g a f a r m o f e i g h t y acres, w h e r e h e remained f i v e y e a r s , w h e n h e r e t u r n e d c o u n t y, a n d purchased t h e f a r m where Ile n o w lives. c o n c l u d i n g that M i c h i g a n was a g o o d e n o u g h state for h i m . M r s . S t u l l d i e d i n A u g u s t , 1865, l e a v i n g four c h i l d r e n . E l l e n , n o w d ece a sed , mon, n o w deceased, and J a c o b B . , w h o i s s t i l l a t home at h o m e w i t h h i s f a t h e r. I n 1866, he m a r r i e d Miss S a r a h L y t e r , 01 B r a n c h c o u n t y . W h e n h e moved o n t o h i s f a r m i t was w i l d l a n d , b u t dustry o f h i m s e l f and son h e n o w has a fine e i g h t y acres. Sweet, I lezekiah, present s h e r i f f of Branch county was b o r n i n L a k e c o u n t y, O h i o , i n 1840. C a m e t o Branch c o u n t y w i t h h i s parents in t 8 5 t , t h e y s e t t l i n g in B a t a v i a township, l i e was educated in the c o u n t y ;Ind spent his early l i f e i n t h e occupation of f a r m i n g . A t t h e age o f eighteen h e b e g a n c l e r k i n g , w h i c h h e followerl u n t t l t l i f i r, w h e n h e e n l i s t e d H. F i r s t M i c h i g a n I n f a n t r y, a n d s e r v e d t w o years. He was wounded a n d t a k e n p r i s o n e r a t t h e b a t t l e o t Gaines' M i l l s in 1862, was h e l d prisoner for six weeks, then exchanged. l i e again enlisted i n A u g u s t , 1864. in C o m p a n y C, 28t11 M i c h i g a n I n f a n t r y, serving u n t i l the close o f t h e w a r . W h e n t h e w a r was o v e r he returned t o B r a n c h c o u n t y and entered i n t o business. In 1890 was elected s h e r i f f o f B r a n c h c o m i t y , :old re-elected ill 1 $92. I s a m e m b e r o f t h e G. A . R . . A . O. U . \.Y. a n d U n i o n Ve t e r a n s ' U n i o n . Montague, J. I I . , C o l d w a t e r. s e r v i n g a t p r e s e n t a;,( justice o f peace, i s a n a t i v e o f t h e state o f N e w Yo r k , c o m i n g t o M i c h i g a n i n 1 8 6 9 . and ! m o l e his permanent h o m e i n C o l d w a t e r. I n 1 8 7 6 l i e WaS elected constable, s e r v i n g a s s u c h f o u r t e e n y e a r s , hits alS11 1/41111 1 MC o f t h e coroners o f t h e c o u n t y since January I . 1887, i n 11491 w a s e l e c t e d justice o f t h e peace t o f i l l t h e u n e x p i t e d term o f Has a l s o b e e n d e p u t y United States marshal t o r three years. H a n always taken a n active interest i n p o l i t i c s and is t i n e o f t h e leading republicans o f time c o u n t y. Mosher. James 1).. p r e s e n t c o u n t y treasurer. sta. born F e b r u a r y i t . 0 4 6 0 . i n C o l d w a t e r Branch c o u n t y . I n e a r l y y o u t h h e a t t e n d e d l b schools o f t h e t a n n i n . a n d f i n i s h e d II illsdale college. A f t e r l e a v i n g college he in t h e business o f f a r m i n g a n d t a u g h t school d u r i n g the w i n t e r m o n t h s . I l e sm.% et! a s t O W 1141 ill c l e r k for K i n t l e r h o u k since '8147. u n t i l h i s e l e c t i o n t o t h e office O f o n i n t y t r e a s u r e r i n t h e y e a r now serving h i s f i r s t t e r m . l i m e Mosher, a itative o f N e w Yo r k state. otts ¥ of the pioneer.; i d B r a n c h c ttttt ay. h a v i n g s e t t l e d here i n September. 1835, h i s f a t h e r. E d w i n M o s h e r, b e i n g at t h a t t i m e s i x years t i l a g e . T h e c o u n t r y was t h e n a nearly u n b r o k e n forest. b u t h e l i v e d t o s e e road a n d o t h e r m o d e r n i m p r o v e m e n t s f o l l o w t h e clearing u p o f t h e l a n d . T h e parents parents o f t h e subject o f t h i s s k et c h were f a n n e r s b y occupation, M u n r o , Chas. V. M . . f a r m e r, r e s i d e n t o f l i p t l e r township, wa.s b o r n i n L i t c h f i e l d . Mich., N o v e m b e r 4 , 1847. I l i s p a r e n t s m o v e d t i t B u t l e r t o w n s h i p when o u r s u b j e c t w a s l i n t t h r e e years o f age, a n d t h i s has b e e n h i s h o m e ever since I lis parents were n a t i v e s o f t h e state o f N e w Yo r k , and c a m e t o B r a n c h c o u n t y a t an e a r l y d a y. M r . M u n r o and h i s m o t h e r ; I r e j o i n t o w n e r s o f dred a n d t w e n t y acres o f f a r m l a n d , t h r e e h u n d r e d o f w h i c h i s u n d e r c u l t i v a t i o n , p r o d u c i n g c r o p s as b o u n t i f u l as t h a t o f any f a r m i n t h e c o u n t y. M u r p h y. T h o m a s , resident o f Q u i n c y. is time o f the o l d e s t s e t t l e r s i n B r a n c h c o u n t y . H e ways been an a c t i v e c i t i z e n , f u l l o f e n t e r p r i s e a n d public spirit, g i v i n g h i s b e s t e ff o r t s i n tion o f t h e interests o f t h e c o u n t y. H e a n d his aged wife a r e c o m f o r t a b l y s i t u a t e d o n t h e i r f a r m i n Q u i n c y. Narbcr, C., f a r m e r, resitting i n S h e r w o o d , i s a native o f St. Joseph c o u n t y. M i c h i g a n . l i e came t o Branch c o u n t y in r 876. w h e r e he h a s since remained. except a s h o r t t i m e spent i n o t h e r parts o f t h e state. Is o w n e r o f one h u n d r e d a n d eighteen acres wood t o w n s h i p a n d o t h e r p r o p e r t y i n A n t r i m c o u n t y, H i s f a r m i n S h e r w o o d i s a l l tion a n d i s w e l l i m p r o v e d w i t h g o o d houses a n d barns. N e t t l e t o n , V. h a r d w a r e d e a l e r o f C o l d w a t e r. T h e business was o r g a n i z e d i n t h e y e a r 11466 b y D . N e t t l e t o n , w h o c o n d u c t e d i t u n t i l 1889. ness was then t r a n s f e r r e d t o t h e present p r o p r i e t o r. Mr. V. I . . N e t t l e t o n . w h o h a s m a d e a s p e c i a l t y 01 bicycles, s e l l i n g o v e r seventy wheels last season. and liver o n e h u n d r e d t h i s , l i e h a s d o n e t h e largest trade i n t h a t l i n e o f a n y o n e h o u s e i n t h e side o f t h e cities o f D e t r o i t o r G r a n d Rapids. M r . N e t t l e t o n is a m e m b e r o f t h e o r d e r o f K . o f P. I las been successful a n d i s w e l l k n o w n t h r o u g h o u t t h e county. N e w b e r y & Peters, a t t o r n e y s a n d lao. T h i s firm, c o n s i s t i n g o f F r a n k and M e l v i n PI P e t e r s , w a s o r g a n i z e d i n S e p t e m b e r. t 891. M r N e w b e r y i s a n a t i v e o f M i c h i g a n , b o r n Lit R o c h e s t e r. O a k l a n d c o u n t y, and was e d u c a t e d a t College. Mass.. g r a d u a t i n g i n t h e i863. l i e t h e n studio.' m e d i c i n e , g r a d u a t i n g f r o m the u n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n i n t h e c l a s s o f ' 8 6 5 . A f t e r teaching a n u m b e r o f years i n O a k l a n d a n d Branch c o u n t i e s , I n c w a s e l e c t e d c o u n t y c l e r k 0 1 Branch c o m a ) . i n 1874, a n d s e r v e d f o r s i x y e a r s . W h i l e s t i l l c l e r k l i e wa.s a d m i t t e d t o t h e bar i n ' 8 7 8 . and i n 1881 c o m m e n c e d t h e p r a c t i c e o f l a w. F o r six years Inc was i n i c i r t n e r s h i p w i t h Charles N . Legg. the present j u d g e t i l p r o l i a t e ot said c o u n t y, a n d was afterwards associated w i t h M i l o I ) C a m p b e l l a n d M o r e y 0 . V i e t s i n t h e p r a c t i c e o f h i s profession. D u r i n g t h e w a r o f t h e r e b e l l i o n Inc s e r v e d f o r t w o years as a p r i v a t e i n c o m p a n y k , 5 t h r e g i m e n t . N . Y. Vo l s . ( D u r y e e s Z o n a v e s i a n d f r o m 1887 t o 1:491 held t h e o f f i c e o f i n s p e c t o r g e n e r a l state troops. M r . Peters, t h e j u n i o r m e m b e r o f t h e firm, i s also a native o f M i c h i g a n , b u n t county. H e graduated f r o m t h e l a w d e p a r t m e n t 01 the u n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n in 0(91, w h e n Inc m i t t e d t o t h e bar anti b e g a n p r a c t i c e i n t h e s a m e year at C o l d w a t e r, f o r m i n g a p a r t n e r s h i p w i t h M r . Newbery. I s n o w s e r v i n g a s c i r c u i t missioner. N e w b e r r y, P. M . . f a n n e r . r e s i d i n g i n Q u i n c y township, was m a r r i e d a t W i l t o t t . S a r a t o g a c o u n t y. �189) 1:1-:,11)I-INCE 0 1 , I I . I I : - . 0 111 FRIFF01.\N ( - 0 , 01:INCN, \ I I ( II �b k r �N. Y., to Miss Hannah Seabery, of the same, in t h e year 1834, and moved from there to Hillsdale county in 1836, where he remained one year when he moved to Quincy township and settled on and improved the place where he IIIIx eCSICieS. H e IS the second oldest settler living in Ottincy,being one of the very earliest settlers. M r . Newberry has served as supervisor. highway commissioner and school inspector o f his township a. number of years. H e attended the first town meeting held in Quincy after the state mitted. I s the father of three children, two of them daughters, who married two brothers, A. li. Etheridge sind K. B. Etheridge; one, a sun, Warren deceased, was a member o f t h e o t h Michigan infantry, and died i n hospital a t Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Newberry died in the year I 879. M r . Newberry admires fine stock and breeds Jersey cattle shire Nofsinger. C. K . , resident o f Noble. was born in Wayne county. I )hici, in the year 1851. was fourteen years o f age, his parents moved t o LaGrange county, Ind.. where our subject lived on the farm until he was twenty-five years in a as married to Ni iss Lucinda Keint, A p r i l :dad moved to Noble in the fall o f that year where lie has resided f o r fifteen years, t w o years married life having been spent in Indiana. singers occupation has been that of a farmer all his life, but in connection with his farming. he gaged in buying and shipping butter and eggs f o r three years. H e has served the people as justice o f the peace for two terms, iind has been supervisor o f Noble township f o r five years. H a s been of good habits always, and believes in ings of the Bible, as also does his wife. singer was born i n Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and came with her parents to LaGrange county. Ind., in 1863, and resided there until h e r marriage. M r s . Nofsinger's parents were natives o f t h e state o f Pennsylvania. M r . Nofsinger is o f his father being a native o f Alsace. France. T h e y are the parents of one son. Vernon V. was born in Noble. Branch county. July tit. i SK2. H e is a bright youth and has already learned t o speak the German as well as the English language. Norton & Darling, proprietors i if t h e Quincy Plow Works, is an enterprising firm iif men engaged in the manufacture of plows, harrows. cultivators. etc., for the wholesale o l d retail trade. They also do all kinds of repair work tural implements anti farm machinery in first-class workmanship manner. B y strict attention and fair dealing, they have b u i l t u p a nice paying business, and arc well and favorably known. Delmore A . Teller, County Commissioner o f Schools, was born in Matteson township eNre6w,i1368York. Ô , , . 1 - 1 . t s n n v slather,riTÔy Michiga Oc Octoberb Te i , n a t i v e county, New York, 1845, and came to Michigan with his parents. Stephen and M a r y Teller, in tling i n Batavia township, i n July, 1867. H e was married to Miss Louilla Paxon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paxon. O u r subject was educated i n the common schools of the county, and completed his education in the schools of Sherwood, Angola. Indiana. H e first began teaching in the fall of tSRS. I n t h e spring of i f l o t he college, remaining there until nearly the close of the year. I n March, tfloz. he again entered of Angola. Indiana, where he remained until July, at which time he was married to Miss Ina H . Grove. daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Dudley Grove, cif Batavia township. I n August he and his bride returned to Angola where Mr. Teller continued h i s work in the colkgc. i n the spring of 1893 he was elected to the office o f county commissioner o f schools of Branch county. Michigan, and entered upon t h e duties of that office ti,:ig:411/193. T h e duties o f t h i s office he has dine t o the entire satisfaction o f the people of this county. The.Anserican Cigar CO., Coldwater, organized in the year a m , continuing in various forms up to taw plosont time. T h e parties now interested a r c W o w I.. W i n g , Bernard Lilly and = P r s d n i n ai i n O w VIVI nearly four gimps DI all i n the manufacture of obighi minty Wade pre employed. pended for labor in inns was over isocOo. Goods are sold in Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, braska and in other western and southern states. T h e factory occupies four floors. 44x60 feet. pany is well and favorably known large and growing trade. t h e $ o o & Coloorarvingn Sank. T h i s well and foratokiar kaaramtbooiths w a s orgastiled and ilooliporsoant wrier the liora o f the a w e o f M ichigan he the MI of thuCt vrith a capital stock of iR 1150,000. divided among some f i f t y nearly all of whom are residents of Coldwater and its vicinity. O f f i c e s I ' err fitted u p especially use of the bank, with modern fire-proof burglar proof sate. and on the 9th day of December. 1890, its doors were opened for business with air. It. S. Spofford, pres., and C. T. Gilbert, cashier. U n d e r their efficient management the business has success from the start and has had the confidence and support o f the community, upwards of thirteen hundred saving deposit books having been issued. The bank does both commercial and receiving deposits in s lllll s of ten cents It pays four p e r cent, interest on deposits tfficates according to the rules of the bank, loans on real estate and approves note security. T h e bank also has a fire-proof vault (ruin the bank vault in which safety deposit rented, thus affording the general public a safe i n which t o keep their valuable papers. T h e present board of directors are B. F. Spofford, B . R. Moore; N. A. Reynolds, C. T. Gilbert. E. I.. Burrtlick, .X1 Milnes. S.11. Clyzlie, G. W. VanAken and R. G. Chandler, The Coldwater Cigar B o x Factory, owned and operated by E. R. Root, who i s a native water, born and raised i n this c i t y. T h e business was established by A. A. Won,' in 1879, the factory in t 882. I t came in its present owner's hands in 1889. T h e factory has a capacity of thousand to twelve hundred cigar boxes p e r day, consuming in large quantity o f native wood and Spanish cedar. I l e employs fifteen people manufacture of II is product. which finds a ket in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. M . Root is at present president o f t h e board of waterworks and electric light commissioners ; was front 1867 to '1882. l i e has been quite successful in business and enjoys a large and growing trade. The Coldwater Oil Stove company, ized capital stock o f 525,000, was organized ber, t 892, with E. \V. Tibbetts, president. C. R. Tibbetts. vice-president, a n d B . S. Tibbetts, secretary and treasurer. T h e stovu i s known as the " A l l Right" oil heating stove, also t h e " A l l R i g h t " lamp cook stove for light house-keeping. T h e stove factured in Coldwater, and nowhere else: and finds a market over the entire C011etry. T i l e treasurer is one of the best known business men of Southern Michigan. I n t h e first year 1,1 pany's existence t h e y manufactuted and sold over S6o,000 worth of their goods. and present indications point to steady increase over this amount. ent they employ about I he Coldwater Republican i s the oldest paper in Branch county, and is the outgrowth of numerous consolidations. I n t h e fall of 1837 Messrs Eddy & Gray commenced t h e publication o f t h e Branch County Republican, which was then the organ of the Republican party f o r Branch county. M r . E d d y acted as its editor-in-chief for nearly tuai it was sold t o I . A. Boyd, and after a short time again sold t o Judge Gray, who conducted i t until 1861, when i t again changed hands, anti Mr. F. B. Way became i t s owner, and t h e name was then changed to the Branch County Gazette. M r. tinued the publication of the paper until t h e close of the war, when Messrs. Breeder & Burr became the owners of the plant. I n 1868 the Gazette chased by: the Republican and consolidated i n that paper. O n Adt,.,oust 23, 1866, Major David Easton assumed control of the paper, and enlarged it t o an eight-page publication with five columns to Major Easton continued his publication ber, '866, when Dr.D. P. Nichols purchased in the Republican and became one of t h e editors. Messrs. Easton & Nichols continued the publication of the Republican for about a year when Messrs. W. J. & 0. A. Bowen became i t s owners. I n 1868 the Branch County Gazette was consolidated with publican, making i t one o f t h e strongest county newspapers in the state. T h e paper after that time changed hands on several occasions up to it became the property of A. J. Aldrich & Co., who continued the publication up to 093, when ent owners, George W.Pcrry & Co..assumed control of the plant, and who have since the same. I t is now the largest paper published in Branch county, containing sixty-four columns o f twenty-four inches each. T h e subscription one dollar per year and i t enjoys a wide circulation throughout this and The Coldwater Star was established in June. illoa. and tun been the organ of the of Branch county, a limited space being devoted to the politics of the county, but a greater part paper being occupied w i t h local and No doubt it is this fact that has enabled it at this date to secure a circulation of over 1,200 copies, though only started about sixteen months ago i n a badly crowded field. T h e Star stands on its tmerits, and is steadily gaining in frictuls and in circulation among men of all parties. I t s price i s 31.0o per iIs advertising rates are moderate and none b u t the best o f advertisements are accepted a t Not a u advertisement f o r liquor, ent medicine, q u a c k traveling doctors, etc., has ever appeared i n i t s columns. T h e p a p e r i s issued b y the S t a r Publishing company, of; which Mr. W. C. Bailey is a principal owner, tary and managing editor. E . O. Smith is the company, 1). E . Priddy, vice-president and D. C. S h a w. treasurer. T h e motto under which t h e Star has been conducted is: " W e haven,/ llSe for the liquor traffic." The Coldwater Sun. T h i s paper was founded July 20, 1882, by C. J. Thorpe & Co. M r . Thorpe later disposed of his interest to Mr. W. C. Bailey in August, 1883. I n [888 M r. Bailey became s o l e owner of the paper which he disposed of itt 189i t o Its iresent owners, a joint stock rated under the laws of the state. A t this time Mr. E. A. Blackman, of I lillsdale. became the lessee and manager. N I r. Blackman conducted this paper until his death theyear following. when his son, I t man, became its editor and controlled the same until March, n893. A t this time, Mr. C A. the managetnent and has conducted i t since t h a t time. I n polities the Sun was first started in terest o f the greenback party. under t h e second management it was changed to democratic, to prohibition, lastly' i t became t h e organ o f t h e democracy of Branch county, i n which faith mains. I t s growth was slow but healthy, increasing iIs circulation from seven hundred and twenty t o about two thousand four hundred in six years. I t , at one time, exceeded thirty-one hundred, but at the present time its circulation is in the neighborhood of twenty-five hundred. T h e paper i s now aged and ably &lite," and is considered one o f the best democratic papers in southern Michigan. The Courier. T h e Courier, one o f the leading newspapers of Branch county, was established i n November.1881,by Messrs.hloore& N lished it until 1889, when Mr. Nichols disposed of his interest to J. N. Foster. The paper was by Messrs Foster & Moore for two years when they were succeeded by Newell & Owen, who in succeeded b y M r. C . \ V. Owen. I n t h e s p r i n g of 1893. Mr. Owen disposed of a half interest toMajor Turner, and the present proprietors are now Owen & Turner. T h i s paper was started as a seven-column folio. I t s growth was phenomenal f r o m t h e start, attaining a circulation o f over one thousand five hundred the first year of its existence, which creased steadily antil it 110W exceeds over and five hundred among the best people o f Branch county. I t has been enlarged from time to time, first to an eight-column folio, then to a six-column quarto and is now a seven-column quarto. I t s politics publican, and i s recognized as the organ o f t h a t party in Branch county. Thompson, Alonzo, Quincy, Mich., was born in Oakland county, Michigan, in the year 1853, camc to Branch county with his parents in 1883 where since resided, being one of the pioneers who to develop the county. l i e was married in 1875 Maggie Flynn; they are parents of six children, two sons and four dautTlffers. M r. Thompson has served as deputy marshal and on the police force of the city of Coldwater. I l e learned t h e cigar-maker's trade when quite young,and is now a manufacturer, finding a ready trade l o r his goods. H i s special brand, "Silver Tips." is i n great demand duced Thompson. Charles, farmer of Matteson township. I lc settled on the farm in 1861, where he has sided. I n 1865 Inc enlisted in Company K, Fifteenth Michigan Infantry. and served during the remainder of the ;war. I l e f i l l e d the office of for two terms. Tilt. A. J., farmer o f Algansee township, was born in Washtenaw county, Mich., September i i , 1835. and three years later his parents moved t o Kinderhook township, Branch county. M r . Ti f t is now a resident of Algansec township, his upon eighty acres of land o n section 22. H e also o w n - e r i Oil e 1 a n d i i . . .1_ l i i i i i 11). 1 , 1111 , ¥ , , 1 1 , 1 O 1 1 n p II,.1,¥¥¥1 . '\ tyr.bury Pa., being wounded during t h e gagement, also :1 number of skirmishes. at the capitulation of Richmond. M r . Tilt makes a business of agriculture but ban held dome of the public �offices o f his township. I s a m a n w e l l h i g h l y respected f o r his i n t e g r i t y. I s a m e m b e r o f the F r e e M e t h o d i s t church. Ti f t , E. V., farmer, residing on section 2 , G i l e a d township, was born i n t h e same t o w n s h i p in t h e y e a r 8 4 where he has c o n t i n u o u s l y resided since. W a s married i n t 8 9 1 , t o M i s s S a d i e A . R i c h a r d s o n , o f Bronson, M i c h . . and t h e y h a v e s i n c e r e s i d e d u p o n their homestead, h a v i n g a fine l a r n i t i n d e r est stage sit c u l t i v a t i o n , w e l l i m p r o s e d in all respects. Mr. Stephen T i f t , t h e f a t h e r o f t h e s u b j e c t o f t h i s sketch, is a n a t i v e of A l l e g a n y c o u n t y. N . Y . w h e r e he is.ls born its t h e y e a r t 823. A t t h e a g e o f t e n scars h e m o v e d w i t h M s p a r e n t s t o \ Va s l i t e n a w minty. Mich.. and three years later to liraiiCh c o u n t y. Rebecca T r i s c h w a s h o r n i n S t a r k c o u n t y, O h i o , moved t o D e k a l b county. Ind., in i S 5 0 , is is m a r r i e d to Stephen " r i f t i n 1802, :Mil earth: Its B r a n c h c o u n t y at t h a t time. Treat, E g b e r t W . . one o f t h e l e a d i n g f a r m e r s of the c o u n t y . is a n a t i v e o f It1,111C11 C4 ;linty. I l i s father settling i n t h e t o w n s h i p o f O s id i n t h e ' , s r 1837. T h e subject o f t h i s sketcli gross t o m a n h o o d iii t h e sante t o w n s h i p where he n o w o w n s three I s m , died and seventy-two acres o f l a n d . I le has g i v e n particular a t t e n t i o n t o t h e breeding o f s h o r t - h o r n e d cattle, u i , I has a t i n e herd o f over twenty head I le is now- e n g a g e d i n t h e h a n d l i n g o f t h e S i t s : l i n t y, wire fence, and h a s a p p l i e d f o r t p a t e n t on o n e o l Isis o w n i n v e n t i o n s . I I t s a l s u b e e n e n g a g e d i n buying and s h i p p i n g l u m b e r t o sonic e x t e n t . l i e has s e r v e d as j u s t i c e o f t h e p e a c e i n ship, a l s o s c h o o l i n s p e c t o r, a n d h a s t a k e n s o n i c interest i n g e n e r a l p o l i t i c s . I l e h a s cessful a n d i s c o n s i d e r e d o n e o f t h e l e a d i n g men o f t h e c o u n t y. I s a s t o c k h o l d e r i n t h e B r a n c h C o u n t y Savings B a n k . l i a s r e s i d e d i n t h e c i t y 14 Coldwater since ! S g t . Tr u m p , G . W. . farmer. r e s i d i n g s i n s e c t i o n s o . Coldwater townsh i p, moved there from" b i d t o w n s h i p in 1879. H e settled i n O v i d township in 1806, is here Ise residesl u n t i l his r e m o v a l as above. H i s parents and grandparents s e t t l e d i n St ar ke c o u n t y, O h i o , i n ali e a r l y d a y, e m i g r a t i n g t h e r e f r o m a t u t i n t n e a r l'hiladelphia, Pa. M r . T r u m p is e n g a g e d as general larrner, having an e x c e l l e n t r e p u t a t i o n a n d is respected by a l l a l s o k n o w Itint. Tu c k e r, C. M . , genial p r o p r i e t o r cif t h e f a r m e r s feed b a r n a n d l i v e r y, is one o f t h e b e s t kilOwil Me n in U n i o n C i t y. I l e was born in St. Lawrence c o u n t y. N. Y. , s u i September 26, / 8 5 3 . C a i n e t o M i c h i g a n when seventeen years o f age, a n d w a s e n g a g e s ' i n milling in C a l h o u n c o u n t y f o r several years. H e afterwards moved t o AVisconsin. b u t a g a i n r e t u r n e d to M i c h i g a n . I n 5892 h e began t h e l i v e r y a n d f e e d business and has made a decided success of the same, Mr. T u c k e r is now a l o n e i n t h e w o r l d . Isis w i f e a n d child h a v i n g both d i e d i n a b o u t 1 8 ) 2 . I l e k n o w n over the c o u n t y, and enjoys a g o o d business. Tu t t l e , T i m o t h y. farmer, residing in K i n d e r h o o k township, was born i n Syracuse, N . V . i n t h e y e a r 5832. coinitix,... west i n c h i l d h o o d w i t h his parents, who settled i n M a r s h a l l c o u n t y. I n d . . w h e r e h e r e s i d e d until the age of twenty-two, when he moved to Branch county w h e r e l i e h a s r e s i d e d e v e r ',ince. I l e w a s married in t h e y e a r 1853, and located o n s e c t i o n t o , kinderhook township. Umsted, \ V i l l i a n i , f a r m e r, r e s i d i n g i n G i l e a d township, seas b o r n i n B e t h e l t o w n s h i p . B r a n c h County. i n 1845. residing there u n t i l 1 8 / 1 , w h e n l i e moved t o t h e f a r m h e n o w o c c u p i e s o n s e c t i o n 6 which lie has i m p r o v e d t o the h i g h e s t stage tivation. I le pays some attention [Lithe breeding o f draft Mirses o f the best k i n d . H i s f a r m consists o f three h u n d r e d a n d s i x t y - s e v e n acres o f t h e f i n e s t land i n t h e c o u n t y, u p o n w h i c h he has made tiful h o m e f o r himself. Upson, l i o n . Charles. T h e subject o f tion was born i n S o u t h i n g t o n , Conn.. M a r c h and died a t C o l d w a t e r, M i c h . , S e p t e m b e r 6 , 1 8 8 5 . l i e attended t h e d i s t r i c t s c h o o l o f Isis n a t i v e t o w n until his t h i r t e e n t h year. when he entered t h e select school o f Jcse O l n e y, t h e c o m p i l e r o f I Hiscy's series of Geographies. H e t h i n s e n t e r e d t h e a c a d e m y o f his native t o w n w h i c h h e attended f o r t w o w i n t e r s , after t h a t he t a u g h t f o r seven winters, t w o o f w h i c h he was in charge of the schools in F a r m i n g t o n , Conn. l i e n e x t was a s t u d e n t i n t h e h i g h e r a c a d e m i c a l course at 'Meriden. Conn. I n t h e spring o f 1lt44. l i e began t h e s t u d y o f law w i t h Judge L o w r y, ington, and i n t h c f a l l o f the same y e a r e n t e r e d t h e Yale college law school, r e m a i n i n g t h e r e o n e y e a r. I n t h e fall o f 1845 he removed t o Michigan, teaching in C o n s t a n t i n e , S t . J o s e p h c o u n t y, t h e f o l l o w i n g winter. I n 1846, he entered the law office & I lanimn,umrsl a t f 'enterville, a n d i n ! m i n a , , t h e f o l l o w i n g year. was a p p o i n t e d d e p u t y c l e r k o f S i , Joseph c o u n t y, and was a d m i t t e d t o t h e bar the same year a f t e r being e x a m i n e d b e f o r e t h e supreme c o u r t at K a l a m a z o o . l i e screed t w o years as d e p u t y clerk, and i n i 8 4 8 was elected c o u n t y c l e r k , w h i c h p o s i t i o n he h e l d f o r t w o y e a r s . I n 11452 h e w a s e l e c t e d prosecuting a t t o r n e y f o r St. Joseph c o u n t y and f i l l e d t h a t office f o r t w o years, a t t h e e n d o f he was n o m i n a t e d a n d e l e c t e d s t a t e s e n a t o r f r o m that c o u n t y. I n 1856 M r . U p s o n m o v e d water and f o r m e d a partnership with the [loss. George A. Cue, f o r m i n g t h e l a w f i r m o f Coe 81 1857 was a p p o i n t e d a m e m b e r o f t h e missioners a n d served as s u c h f o r f o u r y e a r s . l i t 1860 was n o m i n a t e d b y t h e r e p u b l i c a n p a r t y a s a candidate f o r a t t o r n e y general o f t h e state. t o which office Ise was elected. l i t 1862 l i e was sentative t o congress. a n d was re-elected in t 864, and again i n 1866, s e r v i n g i n a l l t h r e e t e r m s . I n t h e spring o f IS0o M r. U p s o n was e l e c t e d j u d g e . of t h e ; t h j u d i c i a l d i s t r i c t w h i c h office l i e h e l d cenibm. 51. i S 7 2 . I n 1 8 7 1 h e w a s a p p o i n t e d h y G o v e r n o r B a l d w i n a : one o f t w o c o m m i s s i o n e r s t o examine t h e c o m p i l a t i o n o f t h e laws made t h a t ye.tr. hi 1873 h e was a p p o i n t e d b y G o v e r n o r B a g l e y AS suit' o t Slut o w n i n i s s i o n c r s w h o m e t i t i L a n s i n g t o is V I . , t i l e C011StitlIti011 a n d r e p o r t antenslinetits thereto I n t 880 he was sleeted state ¥ellatOr I nail st J o s e p h a n d B r a n c h counties b y a jority. I n I S ) ; lie was d e f e a t e d i n t h e republican state c o n v e n t i o n f o r justice o f t h e s u p r e m e c o u r t . D u r i n g his l i f e M r . U p s o n s e r v e d t h e c i t y water as i t s m a y o r, a n d w a s a l s o a m e m b e r o f i t s school-board. I n 1865 h e assisted in the organization of t h e C o l d w a t e r n a t i o n a l b a n k . W a s m a r r i e d Atigitst 3, 1S52, t o M i s s Sophia A1011t,ã:81111,-land was t h e f a t h e r o f t h r e e c h i l d r e n . Va n M e n Bros.. l i v e r y, f e e d a n d s a l e s t a b l e s , hack a n d w a g o n e t t e luite. C o l d w a t e r. T h . . ; sits f o u n d e d b y I . I I , Va n A k e n . ill 1 8 6 6 , ducted b y h i m iinstil 1887, is lien M a r k J. a n d B e r n i e I... his sons, purchased t h e b u s i n e s s a n d enlarged i t :is misfire t h a n t w i c e its o r i g i n a l c a p a c i t y. 'slaking i t one of t h e 1 e x t e n s i v e and c o m p l e t e l y equipped e s t a b l i s h m e n t s t a t ' i t s k i n d i n s o u t h e r n Michigan. T h e , - k e e p a n a v e r a g e o f class d r i v i n g horses a n d h a v e an e x c e p t i o n a l l y tine assortment o f carriages, buggies a n d hacks. also t w o elegantly a p p o i n t e d a n d finished Ismer:II these g e n t l e m e n are natives o f B r a n c h c o u n t y. a n d are well a n d I n s u r a b l e k n o w n . B y l o n g sive e x p e r i e n c e t h e y h a v e a c q u i r e d a t h o r o u g h knowledge o f the l i v e r y business, w h i c h snakes t h e m e m i n e n t l y w e l l qualified I ¡ successfully an e s t a b l i s h m e n t . t h e i r p a t r o n s , t h e r e f o r e , a l w a y s being s u r e o f courteous t r e a t m e n t ; o l d s a t i s f a c t o r y service. M r . M . ) . Va n A k e n i s a m e m b e r o f t h e city council, h a v i n g r e p r e s e n t e d t h e f i r s t w a r d b o d y f o r f o u r years. M r . B. I.. Va n " t h e n is a I, lar and t i r o m i n e n t m e m b e r o f t h e local Islasimic a n d K P. lodges. X'anaken. G e o r g e W . , r e s i d e n t o f C o l d w a t e r, is a n a t i v e o f M o n r o e c o u n t y, N . Y. I l e c a m e t o M i c h i g a n in the year 1833, settled in Len:twee eolinty. l i v i n g there u n t i l 1836. w h e n h e r e m o v e d t o G i r a r d township, a n d engaged in farming, which lie f o l l o w e d until about o n e y e a r ago. F o r t h e p a s t seven years he has engaged i l l buying a n d s h i p p i n g l i v e stock. I l e has given considerable a t t e n t i o n t o breeding and raising f i n e h o r s e s . G e o r g e W . . recurs! raised b y Isins. O f l a t e years lie h a s g i v e n tention t o raising sheep. l i e has s e r Ô e d visor o f G i r a r d t o w n s h i p f o r f o u r t e e n years, a m ! i n 1873 and 1875 served tit t h e state legislature. I l e is a s t o c k h o l d e r and d i r e c t o r in t h e B r a n c h ings B a n k , Va n Fleet, .A. S., B r o n s o n , dealer i n g r a i n . farm produce and p o u l t r y, successor to W . l i . & Co., w h o established t h e business in 1888. M r V a n Fleet succeeded t o t h e b u s i n e s s i n O c t o b e r . i m p . H e is one o f the p r o m i n e n t men o f B r o n s o n a n d has filled a llllll crow: p l a c e s o f h011ur, l i e w a s number o f years a m e m b e r of the firm o f I I . Powers Co., general merchants. I l e has resided i n lage t h i r t y - o n e years a n d is k n o w n as a n ergetic business man. Va n N u y s . Jacob I I . , farmer, residing in M a t t e s o n township. was b o r n i n Seneca c o u n t y, N . V. . i n t h e year 1847. M o v e d w i t h h i s p a r e n t s t o L e n a w e e c o u n t y, M i c h . . w h e n nine years o f age, and t w o years later m o v e d to B r a n c h c o u n t y. I l a s b e e n a f a r m e r resident o f M i c h i g a n a l l h i s l i f e e x c e p t d u r i n g w h i c h he was engaged as f a n n e r i n S t e i ff i e n c o u n t y, I n d , I l e settled on t h e f a r m 1111W o c c u p i e d b y h i m i n t h e year t881, f i e s e r v e d n i n e 1865 as a soldier in C o m p a n y H . r i t ! , fantry. i n t h e w a r o f the refuel is Vicory, Jackson I . . , farmer. residing_ in B u t l e r township. was horn i n I xnawee commix. M i c h . . A p r i l 18. 1894. I I iS parents moved to Itut.W- township in Site year oast. F e b r u a r y : . triCi. Mr. V i c o r y a d i s t e d in the Union anny, joining the h e s t igan L i g h t A r t . , and served u n t i l t h e c l o s e o f t h e war. I l i - was 'flustered i n t o t h e service .April 51, 1863, and l e f t f o r t h e f r o n t M a y 2 0 . going: to K e n t u c k y. W e n t i n t o h i s f i r s t a c t i o n c llllll nand a t " t r i p l e t B r i d g e . K y. , June 16. 5863, a n d sums a Itil t h e b a t t e r y i n a l l o f i t s cluding the Morgan raid d u r i n g t h a t y e a r. W e n t Into w i n t e r quarters at C u m b e r l a n d Gap. cember 12. 184m;, a n d w a s s t a t i o n e d i n cations t h e r e u n t i l Jun.; 29. 1/164. w h e n h i s c o i u m a n d n as again f u r n i s h e d w i t h horses a n d w e n t , l l e . a r r i v i n g t h e r e J u l y 1. T h e r e he w a s a s s i c t e d to t h e S , : c o n d B r i g a d e , Reserve A r t i l l e r y. sion. 23,1 c o r p s . a n d c o n t i n u e d dill s e r v i c e a t K n o x v i l l e u n t i l D e c e m b e r S. W i t h slut' sec a n d t we ilty-fi Ve inen was d e t a c h e d a n d ordered t o Straw berry M a i n s , Te n n . , t o g u a r d a r a i l r o a d b r i d g e I lalsteen R i v e r at t h a t p o i n t . O n t h e 8th of.Januarv. 1865, h e was t a k e n s i c k and sent b a c k t o k n o x v i l l e where l i e r e m a i n e d i n h i s t e n t a b o u t t h r e e w e e k s , t h i t h e 31st o f J a n u a r y. b e was sent t o t h e h o s p i t a l at K n o x v i l l e and r e m a i n e d 111.¥re m a i l M a y 25, w h e n he was transferred t o N a s h v i l l e . Te n n , , staying ths-re until f u l l y 5, when h i s M o t h e r front t h e n o r t h C l i n t ' after 'him. o b t a i n e d a f u r l o u g h f o r h i n t a n d I g h t litin h o m e , ss here l i e r e m a i n e d u n t i l S e p t e m b e r is, 1865, mu I l k , l i e was m u s t e r e d o u t o f t h e s e r v i c e a t D e t r i t i t , M i c h . W h i l e in the service with the battery he participated in the imgagements a t T r i p l e t B r i d g e . Ks'.. i f ' , 180 ;. at L e l i a llllll . J u l y 5 . 1863. a t Island. i i l o o . t y , ¡ M o . , ' illy 3,5. I S . ; B r i d g e , Tenn.. S e p t e i t i b t r ISir.;. hum a r i n v record. Isis MUIR, tilullears a s V i c k o r y instead o f V i c o r y, h i s c o r r e c t c i v i l n a m e . l i e is a Melliber of Col. lioonis Post N o . 2, G. A . R . and U . V . U . o f C o l d w a t e r. I l e w a s Eineline Crandall, w h o w a s a n a t i v e o f L i t c h f i e l d . Mich., M a y It. ' 8 6 6 . M. I I , , r e g i s t e r o f d e e d s . B r a n c h c o u n t y, u i . born is t h e state o f O h i o and came w i t h his p a r c i a s t o B r a n c h c o u n t y w h e n a c h i l d . H e grew t o m a n h o o d i n t h i s c o u n t y, a n d f o r many years c o m b o - l e d a grist- m i l l ship. l i e served t h e treasiirer. eight vears elected t o set eing his ¥ a n d s a s s - 111111 i l l - ¥ \ i I. , i , J 1 k i s i s , 1/1.1,111e,, ill I . I.C1g11,,11. i i H i e rear o f It l a r k I loose. l i e is t h e leading m a n i n t h a t business. mt fact. has t h e b e s t s t a b l e i n t h e c o u n t y outside o f t h e c i t y o f C o l d w a t e r. I l e a r m i a p p o i o l u d d e p u t y s h e r i ff i n Jannary, 18o5, a n d is n o w f i l l i n g h i s second ti¥riii as h a v i n g b e e n y e , e , : f i d /I ofTicer m i d .ts a business titan he is well :mil l a v o n i b l y I:i t possessing p l u c k and e n e r g y to he in a n y t h i n g he undertakes. Wa t t l e s , M . E . T h e subject o f this menu K. V a t t l e s . i s o n e o f t h e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e i . . Branch c llllll ty. I l e i s a n a t i v e o f N e w V . bee:7 a resident o f M i c h i g a n i n OiS.j. locate...; Kalamazoo, a n d f o r five years f i l l e d t h e posit HMI s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f the I Ake Shure and M i c h i g a n Siiiithern t h e ( ;rand Rapids a n d i d S 1 , 1 1 i 1 1 C d 1111. I A / N a i l , . 111 ¥ 1 1 1 . 3 . 1 1 1 1 . 0 1 4 1 , 1 1 t struction f o r t h e N i c k e l P l a t e k a i l r o a d , p e r s i m a l l y s u p e r i n t e n d i n g the w o r k on that line between Chicago and F o r t AVayne. I n d , l i e was also csnmected w i t h t h e R o c k I s l a n d R o a d f o r t w o years a s ent o f t h e southwest d i v i s i o n o f K a n s a s extension to t h a t system. I n t h e w i n t e r o f 1 8 9 0 M r . W a t t l e s became st resident o f C o l d w a t e r. a n d a t t h e pn...r.visi t i m e is engaged i n t a n n i n . . S i n c e b r i m m i n g a r e , ' ' l e n t o f B r a n c h c o u n t y he hams taken a n active bite, est i n c o m i t y p o l i t i c s a n d i s . n o i r president the Farmers' M i l a n o : o f t h e c o o k y, l i e has al r,¥-.1,1 i n t h e K i n k i n g i n s t i t i i t i n n s s i t l , 11 i t ! ¥ �8 was e i g h t e e n b u s h e l s , a n d o f c o r n s e v e n t y - f i v c bushels p e r acre. H a s o n e o f t h e b e s t dences i n t h e c o u n t y : a l s o large barns b u i l t u p o n t h e most m o d e r n plans. M . We a v e r is a native wit H u r o n c o u n t y, O h i o , c o m i n g f r o m thence t o B r a n c h c o n n t y in t h e year 1854. Welkins, j . H . , f a r m e r r e s i d i n g u p o n section Gilead township, i s a n a t i i e o f Michigan, basing been born March 10, 1838, and enjoys the distill, lion ¡Hieing the f i r s t w h i t e c h i l d b o r n i n G i l e a d township. residing upon a farm o f Inc* acres o f land, which is i n the hest stage of cultivation, his h o u s e and large b a n k are model buildings i n a l l respects. I l e h a s devoted considerable attention t o raising o f f r u i t s , o f which he produces the choicest varieties, also takes pride ing fine sheep. H e raises general r o p s , wheat, corn, oats, rye, etc., a n d take it all together has one of theists( farms in the township. M r . We l k i n s has all his life given more o r less a t t e n t i o n t o ests, being called i n that direction when but twenty-one years o f age t o fill t h e o ff i c e 14 assessor, and i n served twenty-eight years i n various for the township. H e was m a r r i e d at the age two t o Miss E l i s a b e t h E . G r a v e s , a n d t o t h i s union twelve children have been I v o r. , n i n e of whom are still living, residing near t h e i r p a r e n t ' s h o m e t o their great delight. M r . We l k i n s descends f r o m pioneer stock, his great grandparents, J o h n a n d H a n n a W e l k i n s , c a m s from E n g l a n d about 1750, l o c a t e d i n t h e state o f New Jersey., where t h e y r a i s e d a f a m i l y o f nine children. His grandfather, T h o m a s M ' e l k i n s w a s b o r n i n N e w Jersey i n 1778, a n d h i s father, Benjamin We l k i n s , was born in R o s s c o u n t y, Ohio, i n 1 8 1 4 , l o o s i n g w i t h his parents at the age o f eight years t o Marion county, Ohio, who six years later c a m e to Branch county and settled in Gilead township, w h e r e h e resided u n t i l his death. His father was one o f the hearty pioneers, and nent man o f his t i m e , s e r v i n g t h e township i n various official capacities. H e entered his home under emption laws b y f o l l o w i n g a n I n d i a n t r a i l t o t h e land upon which he made h i s homestead f o r t h e remainder of his l i f e . Wells, Dudley M . , attorney :old connsellor, water, is a native o f Lenawee county, Michigan, born i n Klissfield i n 1853, where h e resided u n t i l of age. H e then c a m e t o H i l l s d a l e c o u n t y, a n d w a s educated there. E n t e r e d t b e U n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n in 1877, a n d graduated f r o m t h e l a w department two years later, beginning the practice o f h i s profession t h e same year, w h i c h h e h a s f o l l o w e d c o n t i n u a l l y since. H e served as c i t y alderman f o r t w o years, a n d circuit court commissioner t w o y e a r s . H e h a s d e v o t e d h i s entire attention t o t h e profession o f his choice and is i n possession o f a large and grossing clientage. SS-hitters, H e n r y, f a r m e r residing u p o n section 25. Bethel t o w n s h i p , was b o r n i n N o r t h Co., Ohio, i n [845. A t n i n e years o f age moved with his parents to Branch county, where he has resided ever since, w i t h the exception o f three years and four months when he served as soldier in the U n i o n army i n the 78th and t o a d Regiment, New York Volunteer ing under Generals B a n k s , M a n s f i e l d , S l o t um, S. Williams, taking p a r t in t h e principal b a t t l e s o f the Army o f the Potomac, and was transferred w i t h Hooker to the western department. T h e f a t h e r o f o n r subject Orrin Whitten, was born i n K n o x county, N V ,in t 8 1 2 , and moved to H u r o n county., Ohio, when a young man, coming from thence to Michigan in t h e year 1054, when he settled i n Algansee township. H e w a s married i n t 8 4 ; to Caroline R o g e r s o f H u r o n c o u n t y, O h i o , who died i n the year i 8 5 t. W i l b u r, D o n Q . , Q u i n c y, M i c h . , is one of ing business men o f Q u i n c y, Michigan. I s a harness maker and operates a f i r s t class shop. I l e is and energetic young business m a n , a n d h a s met w i t h splendid success. Wilbur, R . , o f Quincy. w a s born i n O n o n d a g a Co., N. V. , October 13, 1815. C a m e to Branch eight years ago, a n d settled on the farm in ship, which he n o w owl1S. c o n s i s t i n g o f 2 2 3 acres o f well improved land. I l e w_is m a r r i e d f i f t y ago to Miss Hannah Ccunnings, in Syracuse, N. Y. , and to this union six children have been imrn. Wilcox, L . I . . , r e t i r e d f a n n e r, e x -sheriff treasurer o f Branch C o . , Callie f r o m t h e state of New York w i t h his parents, who settled in Sherwood township its the year 1 S 7 O. M r . W i l c o x served t h e peOple as treasu [CI of the county from 1 8 7 2 t o t 876, u n d e r sheriff from 1876-78, sheriff from 1878 to 1003. I n September 1883 he returned t o his home in the village o f Sherwood, where l i e now resides. I s t h e o w n e r o f i t s 5 acres o f good l a n d w e l l i m p r o v e d w i t h g o o d b u i l d i n g s , a l s o owner of o t h e r property.. A t t h e p r e s e n t t o n e l i e is serving as clerk o f his towmhip. Wilkins, %Villiani H . , f a n n e r, r e s i d i n g o n s e c t i o n to, Kinderhook township, was horn o n section ead township, i n the year o l i o , A t t h e age four lie married a n d commenced housekeeping at East Gilead, where he lived u n t i l October 26, t893, when he moved t o Kinderhook, resoling there a t present. M r s . Wilkins seas a native o f t h e t o w n s h i p o f K i n d e r h o o k , born i n t h e y e a r 1 8 6 5 . T h e y a r e t h e p a r e n t s o f a daughter, who was born October I t , 1885. M r . t Vi l k i n s is a thorough f a n n e r, t h a t h a v i n g been his occupation since chiklhood. l i e owns a farm i n Gilead township. Williams, W i l l a r d , farmer, resident o f ship, was b o r n i n I t r i s t o l . Ontario county, N . Y. , A u g . 6, 1847. C a m e t o H o m e r, C a l h o u n c o u n t y, w i t h h i s parents in the year 185o, l i v i n g t h e r e w i t h t h e m u n t i l March, 187o. H e w a s m a r r i e d t o Julia Amelia M a r y, March w6, 1870, and t h e n w e n t t o A l l e g a n , Michigan, and worked a farm for his father. I n t h e y e a r i875 h e purchased a small farm i n Clarendon, Calhoun c o u n t y, Michigan, and i n 1884 ',might his f a r m o f eights acres in B u t l e r where he h a s resided since t h a t time, ing t h e occupation o f f a n n e r. H e i s also serving as justice o f t h e peace a n d is a member of t h e Farmers' Alliance. H i s father's name was E d w i n W i l l i a m s , b o r n November 2 5 , i 8 t a , a t G r e a t B a r r i n g t o n , Mass. H i s mother's maiden name was Delia H i l l s , who was born at threat B a r r i n g t o n , M a s s . , N o v e m b e r t o , t 8 1 6 . M r s . ÔVilliams' parents came from Germany. Williams, F . N . , C o l d w a t e r, d e a l e r i n b u g g i e s , harness, t u r f goods, b i c y c l e s , e t c l i e f o u n d e d I s i s business i n 1 8 8 9 a n d h a s a n e x c e l l e n t t r a d e i n the county. H e is a native of t h e t¥ity o f Coldwater and is well known as a reliable business nsan. H a s cessbil and enjoys a large and growing liminess. VVilliams, Delbert E., was born i n Bethel township, Branch c o u n t y, November 2 4 , 1865. H e is the son o f ÔYarren a n d C a t h a r i n e D i c k i n s o n 1Villiams, rents came to Michigan i n t h e year 1836. H i s father's people were from Onondaga c o u n t y, New Yo r k , and his maternal grandparents' family borne i s A m h e r s t , Mass. Mr. W i l l i a m s was u n i t e d i n m a r r i a g e September 2 2 , t89o, t o M i s s C l a r a Sanderson o f B e t h e l , Mich. H e has resided all his life in his native township, excepting one summer in 1870, which was spent i n Topeka, Kas. Gilead's many churches, school-houses, cemeteries, and genuine p r o s p e r i t y is the b e s t e v i d e n c e o f t h e p l u c k and sterling worth o f her pioneers. T h a t t h e spirit o f the f a t h e r s i s n o t l o s t i n t h e subject o f this sketch is evidenced from the high esteem i n w h i c h h e i s held by his fellow-townsmen, h e h a v i n g continuously since his majority been selected t o positions o f t r u s t sibility i n c h i n s -hi, S u n d a y -school, league : I n d g r a n g e work. A t t h e p r e s e n t t i m e h e is serving as township treasurer, superintendent o f Sunday-school and i n other positions. I n addition to having charge o f his f a r m h e also engages i n t h e occupation o f teacher i n p u b l i c schools. H e finds r e s t only i n activity., pluck, n o t luck, a determination t h a t stops at cle, w i t h loyalty to God and t o his f e l l o w -men a r e t h e elements o f all true success. Wilson, W . , Dr., 01 Coldwater, is a native land, w h o c a m e t o t h i s country- at t h e age of twelve years, i n t86o. H i s first residence i n America Albany, N . Y. , where he was reared a n d educated. I n the year 1877 he moved t o St. L o c k , Mn., and one year later came to Coldwater. I n 1 8 8 i h e began t h e study of medicine a n d graduated f r o m t h e !Sennett M e d i c a l College, o f Chicago, t h r e e years l a t e r, and commenced the practice of meticine in E a s t Saginaw where mained one year. C a m e t o Coldwater in 11886 where he has since remained. H a s given his whole t i m e tention t o the practice o f his profession, m e e t i n g w i t h excellent success, and now enjoys a large a n d g r o w i n g practice. Woodcox, C . H . , D r . , o f Coldwater, is a native o f the state o f Indiana, born and raised in D e K a l l i county. He acquired Isis education i n the state of uating from one o f t h e best schools i n that state. H e took u p the study o f medicine i n the y e a r 1871 werp, Ohio. H e acquired his medical education i n f u l l at t h e Bennett Medical I n s t i t u t e o f Chicago, and began the practice of his profession i n t h e s t a t e o f Michigan. He has practiced in Branch county twenty years, eleven of which he has resided i n Coldwater. I s a member o f the State Eclectic Medical Society, Masonic F r a t e r n i t y, and G. A . R . H e served a s soldier d u r i n g t h e w a r of the rebellion t h r e e y e a r s i n t h e n t h O h i o I n f a n t r y. Has been q u i t e successful i n p r a c t i c e a n d i s well a n d favorably known throughout the c o u n t y. Yeatter, S y d n e y, f a r m e r, o f M a t t e s o n t o w n s h i p , located o n e a n d o n e - h a l f miles from Colon, came from St. Joseph c o u n t y, in 1 8 9 o , t o t h e f a r m where he now lives. H e owns a fine farm o f sixty acres all tivation and has a good brick house and out-buildings. Young, C . H . , f u r n i t u r e d e a l e r o f lished his business in i 8 9 3 , carrying a f u l l line ture and undertakers' supplies. I s owner o f a idence i n Q u i n c y. M r . Yo u n g has b e e n a member of the town council, h a v i n g s e r v e d i n t h a t c a p a c i t y f o r three years. F o r t h e p a s t f i v e y e a r s M r . represented t h e l e a d i n g f u r n i t u r e m a n u f a c t u r e r s a s traveling salesman, and is w e l l k n o w n t o t h e f u r n i t u r e trade thrmighout Indiana, O h i o and Michigan. f u l l , George, farmer, resident o f G i l e a d township, was I m r s i n ItS25. H e l o c a t e d o n section 13, i n the year t 8 6 7 , where h e a n d h i s w i f e have since resided He h a s i m p r o v e d n i n e t y - f i v e a c r e s o f l a n d to standard o f cultivation wills good and ings. H e was also a soldier i n the 1 2 t h Michigan Vo l Infantry i n the war of t h e rebellion. �l �Of ficiel 0E-BRANGH_ CQUNTY, Ml_gHIGAN. Showing C o u n t y a n d C o u r t O ff i c e r s , a n d Ye a r s o f S e r v i c e COUNTY C L E R K S . Wales Adams, served from 1833 C. P. West, 1 6 3 6 H. B. Stillman, 1 8 4 0 to 1844 C.?. Benton, 1 8 4 4 S. E. Rose, 1 8 4 8 to 1850 P. P. Wright, 6 4 1 8 5 0 to 1854 E. 0. Leach, 1 8 5 4 to 1856 B. C. Webb, 1 8 5 6 to 1862 H. N. Lawrence, " 1 8 6 9 to 1868 F. M. Bissell, " 1 8 6 8 to 1874 F. D. Newberry, " 1 8 7 4 to 1880 j . R. Dickey. 1 8 8 0 to 1892 E. A. Greenamyer, " 1 8 9 2 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. C. G. Hammond, serve En,: G. Berry. Wab- s Adams, Enos G. Berry, Wales Adams, Hiram Shoulder, Wales Adams, Hiram Shoulder, Oliver D . Colvin, Hiram Shoulder, Oliver D. Colvin, Hiram Gardner, 1838 to 1839 184 184 184 64 COUNTY D R A I N C O M M I S S I Geo. Tripp, s e r v e d 1857 Jonathan Holmes, Jan. B. Tompkins, Daniel Wilson, s e r v e d 1858 Admetus Shaw, N. R. Day, J. B. Soutliworth, served 1859 A. R. Day, Thorn Craft, H. C a r y, s e r v e d 1861 to 1882 A. R. Day, J. B. Southworth, A. R. Day, s e r v e d 1862 to 1863 H. H. Cary, H. Haynes. s e r v e d 1863 to 1864 A. R. Day, D. Wilson, H. Haynes, s e r v e d 1864 to 1668 J. 0. Pelton, A. R. Day, J. H. Bennett, s e r v e d 1868 0. W. Fisk, " 1871 W. J. Barnes, " 1885 A. F. Archer, " 1 8 8 7 to 1893 STATE S E N ATO R S . Saml Etheridge, Coldwater, 1838-1841 E. A. Warren, Coldwater, 1841.1843 G. A. Coe, G o l d w a t e r , 1845-1847 E. G . Berry. Q u i n c y , 18474849 A. French, B r o n s o n , 1850-1852 J. C. Leonard, U n i o n , 1159-1654 L. T. N. Wilson, Coldwater, 1854-1858 teasel Brown, Coldwater, 1856-1860 Darius Monroe, B r o n s o n , C. G. Lace, G i l e a d , 1864-1868 J. I L Jones, Q u i n c y , 1868-1870 C C. D. Randall, C o l d w a t e r, 1870-1872 J. H. McGowan, Coldwater, 1872-1874 J. H. Jones, Q u i n c y , 1874-1876 F. E. Morgan, C o l d w a t e r. 1876-1878 J. W. French, S h e r w o o d , 1878-1880 Chas. Upson, C o l d w a t e r , 1880-1882 Ezra L. Koon, H i l l s d a l e , 1882-1884 G. A. Smith, S o m e r s e t , 1884-1886 Perry Mayo, B a t t l e Creek, 1886-1888 Alfred Milnes, C o l d w a t e r, 1888-1899 !garden Robin, Centerville, SHERIFFS. Wm. McCarty, J'. B. Stewart, J. H. Stevens, Anselin Arnold, Hiram Shoulder, James Philo Portlr, Daniel Wilson, D. N. Green, John Whitcomb, Chas. L. M. Wing, L. B. J. T. Culp, L. P. Wilcox, 0, C. Campbell, A. T. Kinney, H. Sweet, served 1833 " 1 8 3 6 to 1838 1838 1842 1846 1848 1850 1854 1856 to 1860 1860 to 1864 1864 t o 1866 1866 to 1870 1.870 1874 1878 1882 1886 1890 to 1894 PROSICUTING AT T O R N E Y S . Esbon G. Fuller, s e r v e d 1837 H. C. Gilbert, ¥ ¥ 1 8 9 3 to 1849 E. G. Parsons, " 1 8 4 9 to 1850 J. W. Gilbert, " 1850 J. G. Parkhurst, " 1852 J. W. Turner, 1 8 5 4 E. K. Nickols, 1 8 5 6 L. 1'. N. Miller, 1 8 6 2 to 1864 G. A. Coe, 1 8 6 4 W. W. Barrett, 1 8 6 6 J. H. McGowan, 1 8 6 8 F. L. Skeels, 1 8 7 2 S. B. Kitchell, 1 8 7 6 to 1880 C N. Legg, 1 8 8 0 J. R. Champion, 1 8 8 4 W. E. Ware, 1 8 8 6 to 1890 E. E. Palmer, 1 8 9 0 NV. H. Compton, 1 8 9 9 Ñ CIRCUIT C O U R T COMMISSIONERS. E. 0. Fuller, s e r v e d 1850 to 1825 J. G. Parkhurst, Justin Lawyer, 1 8 5 2 I. B. Clark, 1 8 5 6 W. W. Barrett, 1 8 5 8 David Thompson, 1 8 6 9 F. E. Morgan, 1 8 0 4 W. J. J. H. McGowan, 1 8 6 6 W..1. Bowen, A. M. Tinker, 1 8 6 8 W. J. F. S. Skeels, 1 8 7 0 to 1872 Ezra Berry, C. D. Wright, 1 8 7 2 to 1876 Fara Berry, C. D. Wright, A. N. Legg, N. A. Reynolds, C. N. M. D. Campbell, A. J. McGowan, M. D. Campbell, F. D. Newberry, F. D. Newberry, D. M. Wells, D. M. Wells, F. A. Lyon, M. 0. Viets. W. H. Lockerby, C. 0. M. E. Peters, served 1876 to 187 to 1860 188 to 1882 6.4 188 to 1884 64 188 to 188 to 1;88 188 to 18;2 189 to 1 8 1 CORONERS (since 1854). served 1854 to 1856 Isaac Israel R. Hall, 1856 to 1858 A. C. Fisk, C. D. Brown, J. H. Bennett, " 1858 C. D. Brown, 1860 G. W. Elmer Packer, Warren Byrnes, " 1 8 6 2 to 1864 Elmer Packer, 11 1 8 6 4 to 1866 Daniel Miller, J. C. Hall, 1866 Moses E. Chauncey, " Barnebas Shoecraft, " 1868 to 1870 J. H. Bennett, G. W. Johnson, 1870 J. S. Wolcott, N. Tetterly, 1872 to 1874 C. H. Lovewell, Jacob Kincaid, 1874 to 1876 C. H. Lovewell, Edward Purdy, 1876 to 1878 Jerome Wolcott, " A. A. Van Orthwick, 1.878 Roland Root, D. J. 1880 to 1884 D..1. A. R. 1884 A. Burrows, A. W. Barber, 1886 A. W. Barber, J. H. 1888 A. W. Barber, J. A. Montague, 1890 J. H. Montague, G. D. 1692 to J. H. Montague, W. S. Card, REGISTERS O R D E E D S , Seth Dunham, s e r v e d 1838 Leonard Ellsworth, " Jared Pond, " 1842 Selheek Seymore, " 1 8 4 6 to 1850 Albert L . Porter, " 1850 Curtis 8. Youngs, " 1 8 5 4 to 1856 Francis B. Way, " 1856 FERMIS T. Eddy, " 1858 Phineas P. Nichols, " 1 8 6 2 Charles A. Edmonds, 1 8 6 6 Daniel A. Douglas, served 1870 to 1874 Franklin T. Eddy, t " 1 8 7 4 William H. Donaldson," 1 8 7 8 to 1880 Zelotes 0. Osborn, 118 Geo. H. Turner, Mortimer B. Wakeman," 1 8 9 2 to Ñ REPRESENTATIVES I N L E G I S L AT U R E . Hiram Alden, C o l d w a t e r , 1835-1837 W. A. Kent, B r o n s o n , 1836-1838 Jared Pond, B r a n c h , 1838-1839 C. G. Hammond, U n i o n , 1 8 4 3 9 1 1 8 8 4 4 2 1 Ju 1 ,U in w d o stG Martin Olds, B a t a v i a , 1849.1843 Wales Adams, B r o n s o n , 1843-1845 IV. B. Sprague, Coldwater, 1845-1846 Alvarado Brown, Q u i n c y , 1846-1847 Justus Goodwin, U n i o n , 1846-1847 Alvarado Brown, Q u i n c y , 1847-1848 B. F. Ferris, S h e r w o o d , 1847-1848 Geo. A. Coe, C o l d w a t e r , 1848.1849 0. D. Culver, K i n d e r h o o k , 1849-1850 Roland Root, C o l d w a t e r , 1849-1850 S. L. Lawrence, G i r a r d , 1850-1852 Roland Root. C o l d w a t e r , 1850-1852 W. H. Arnold, Q u i n c y , 1852-1854 J. B. Tompkins, G i r a r d , C. G. Luce, G i l e a d , 1854-1856 H. C. Hurd, U n i o n , 1854-1856 Elijah Leland, Q u i n c y . 1856-1858 Edward Perry, U n i o n , 1856-1858 A. S. Glessner, Coldwater, 1858-1860 Edward Perry, U n i o n , 1858-1860 Wm. Chase, K i n d e r h o o k , 1860-1862 H. C. Hurd, U n i o n , 1860-1862 Jesse Bowen, Q u i n c y , 1862-1864 Gilead, 1862-1864 C. IV. Wetherby, Girard, 1862-1864 Aura Smith, Coldwater, 1864-1866 H. Haynes, Quincy, 1864-1866 I. H. Jones, Bronson, 1864-1866 D. Monroe, Coldwater, 1866-186S J. S. Barber, J. D. Beall, Sherwoo , 1866-1868 Quincy, 1866-1868 J. H. Sherwood, 1868.1870 I. D. Beall, Union, 1868-1870 E. Bostwick, Quincy, 1868.107o J. A. Williams, Quincy. 13470-I "7 J. A. Williams, H. Haynes, C o l d w a t e r , 1870- " 7 G. F. Gillam, B r o n s o n , 1870.107 G. W. Van Aken, Coldwater, 1872-1071 E. J. Welker, Kinderhook, 1872.1071 G. P. ltobinson, N o b l e , G. W. Van Aken, Coldwater, 1874.1876 H. J. Welker, Kiuderhook, 1176.1878 R. K. Twaddell, Q u i n c y , 1876.187" C. T. Thorpe, S h e r w o o d , 1)478-10' J. H. Bennett, C o l d w a t e r, 1880-100 ' D..1. Easton, U n i o n City, D. J. Easton, U n i o n City, 1882.10, E. Himebaugh, B r o n s o n , 1882-10, M. D. Campbell, Amos Gardner, C o l d w a t e r, 1884-1",. A. A. Van Orthwick, Butler, 1886.189,. D. D. Buell, U n i o n , 1890-1092 D. D. Buell, U n i o n , 1892. Ñ MEMBERS 0 ? CONSTITUTION L CONVENTIONS. Harry Warner, Coldwater, Sept. 1836 �J. B. Tompkins, G i r a r d , Dec. 1836 Wales Adams, B r o n s o n , Ñ 1850 Alvarado Brown, Q u i n c y. - - 1850 Auntie' Brown, A l g u t i s e e , - - 1550 Cyrus G. Luce, G a t e a d , - - 1867 %sabot Brown, Coldwater, Ñ 1867 P ROB ATI JUDDER. Peter Martin, s e r v e d 1833 Martin 1837 Edward A. Weiner, 1841 Wm. B. 1849 &bon G. Fuller, 1844 to 1848 Harvey Warner, 1849 Jonathan II. Gray, 1856 Nelson 1860 to 1864 David 1864 to 1868 David 1968 Norman 1891 . Chas, N. Legg, 1893 to - .itivr.yons (since 1854). I h j s e i v. 1 8 5 4 \ , ) Knowles, ¥ ¥ 1 8 5 6 - I t \ ), , ¥ ¥ 1 8 6 0 to 1862 served 1862 A. R. Day, 1866 to 1870 N. S. Andrews, 1,70 to 1872 Titus 1872 to 1876 J. H. Bennett, 1816 to, u1884 1880 Murray Knowles, Charles Hamilton, 1886 to 1888 N. L. 1888 J. II. Bennett, I s999t t, _ _ 1.11. Miner, A. G. Bushnell, SUPERINTENDENTS OF COMMON SCHOOLS. W. S. Perry, s e r v e d 1967 to 1869 A. A. Jones, 1 3 1 1 1 ) 1 0 A. A. Luce, 1 9 7 1 to 1873 H. D. Campbell, . ¥ 1 8 7 3 COMMISSIONERS O F COUNTY SCHOOLS. B. S. Spofford. s e r v e d 1887 D. W. Herman, ¥ ¥ 1 8 9 0 D. A. Teller, 1 8 9 3 to - JUDGES O F CIRCUIT COURT. P. N. Smith, s e r v e d 1864. N. Bacon, 1 8 6 6 to 1870 C. Upson, s e r v e d 1870 to Feb. 187 R. W. Melend), F e b . June 1873 C. R. Brown, J u n e Mar. 1873 E. W. Keightley, M a r . J a n . 1874 David Thompson, J a n . D e e . 1877 to 1878 J. B. Sbipnian, D e c . 1878 Russell It. Pettier, 1 8 8 2 to Noah P. Loveridge, l a s h ASSOCIATE JUDOVA O r C I R C U I T C O U R T. S. A. Holbrook, s e r v e d 1833 W. A. Kent, " 1 8 3 3 to 1836 W. B. Sprague, ¥ ¥ 1 8 3 7 C. G. Hammond, 1 8 3 7 to E. G. Berry, 1 8 3 9 to 1840 IV. A. Kent, 1 9 4 1 Martin Barnhart, 1 8 4 1 Jehial H. Hard, ¥ ¥ 1 8 4 5 to 1846 COUNTY JUDDER LOW IISCONI, a r o u s e . W. A. Kent, county judge, 1847 to IA:), Jacob Shook, second Judge, Justin Sawyer,county judge, Darwin Littlefield, second OUNTI TREASURERS. Beth Dunham, a e r v e d 1833 to J. G. Corbus, 1 / 4 8 to 1842 J. T. Haynes, I 842 to H. R. Alden, h i t to 1852 Wo162 Hiram Shoudler, C U . Luce, I M. V. Calkins, I 962 to John Whitc.imb, 1 - . 6 9 to L. P. Wilcox, I 972 to 187., J. R. Dickey, I 8 7 6 to K. W. Benton, I 3811 to 1884 D. F. Rich, 1 8 8 4 to 1888 B. B. Gorman, 1 889 to 1892 J. B. Moeller, ¥ ¥ I 892 to Ñ �Gebt-MJ Officials. I Charles N. Legg, 3 H e , k i a l t Sweet, Sheriff M. 14.XidraktMall. RCgt. of Deeds 5 J a m e s D. Mosher, County Treasurer ¥ 4 E . A. Greenainyer, County Clerk 0 W . II. Con t o n , Pros. Attorney �l �Oirecter, RESIDENTS A N D F R E E H O L D E R S O F B R A N C H C O U N T Y, r l I C H I G A N . BATAVIA Angevinc, S. C.. Cold Water. Austin, H. C., Bataxia Station. Abramson, Frank, Olds. Bowers, John, Cold Water. Baler, Samuel, " Burritt, Aaron, Olds. Beard, A. E., ¥ ¥ Burch, Verne, " Burch, Lee, Quincy. Bassett, Adaline, Batavia Station. Bassett, Elmer, Bassett, Mrs. G. H., ¥¥ Boys, Richard, Blurb, Admiral, Bullock, Pannelia, Burch, Austin, " Burch, A. L., " Bolton, Burton, Olds and Cold Water. Blackwell G. W., Cold Water. Bailey, S. G., Barnhart, Frank. Olds. Button, J. F., " Burgdoff, Albert, Bronson. Bowers, L . N., Cold Water. Batea, Chas., Batavia Station. Burch, Lynn, Olds. Bates, F. N., Batavia Station. Bnffharn, H. F., " Brock, Edward, Bossernian, L . L . , " " Brant, Henry-, ¥ ¥ " Brown, H. W., Cold Water. Brown, Ed., Burch, Mrs. Z., Oils. Burgdoff, Fred, Bronson. Bitreli, Austin, Blood, Frank, Batavia Station. Card, W. It., " ¥ ¥ i_leveland, Seward, Cold Water. 1:114. John, Crist. H. A., Clan.e, Ambrose, Batavia Station. Cole, N. E., Coldwater Campbell, James, Coldwater Crawford, W. Crawford, F., Olds Conlon, L. W., Matteson Cooley, A. W., Coldwater Cleveland, G. W., Coldwater Corey, It. W., Union City Card, James, Batavia Station Crandall, Card, W. S., Batavia Station Doke, John, Union City Drumm, Chet, Batavia Station hooray, Wm. Jr., Coldwater Dorsey, Jane. Batavia Station Dayharsh, Jacob, Olds bovey, Wm., Sr., Coldwater Driyharsh, Frank, Olds Dramm Elvero, Batavia Station Drumm, Sylvester, Batavia Station Dramm, Motris, Batavia Station linike, Jabs A., Batavia Station Doerdsr, Mrs. L B . , Batavia Statiou how, B. W., Bronami Ensley. Jacob, Coldwater Eaaley, Jams, Coldwater ¥ ka Easley, Elliott, \V. W., Batavia Station Fletcher, B M., Coldwater Fry, Fred, Coldwater Finley, Field, Chas., Oils Fox, Seymore, Fry, Mrs C . U., Coldwater Fry, Edgar, Coldwater Fairbanks, S. D., Coldwater Fairbanks, Frank, Coldwater Fonda, W. H., Coldwater Fonda, C. I., Coldwater Fox, A. 0., Olds Fredlioskie, John, Bronson Foster, J D., Bronson Fletcher, H. E., Coldwater Fry, Judson, Coldwater Foster, Wm., Bronson Filson, D. W., Olds Gowdy, C., Coldwater Grove, Elijah, Gustav, Graf, Coldwater Grove, A R . Coldwater Grover, Ward, (ironer, A., Coldwater Green, L., Coldwater Crites, it Gillispie, Graves, Gallopp, Albert, Gray, J. M., Coldwater Gallopp, Leroy, Coldwater Gallopp, Frank, Coldwater Gifford, Ira, Batavia Station Gifford, Edward, Batavia Station Gifford, Giles. Batavia Station Graf, G. W., Coldwater Graf, Chas., Batavia Station Gillispie, Wm., Olds Hill, A. C., Coldwater Hasking, Hurley, Lorenzo, llogaboom, C. T., Matteson Hurley Wm., Old. Hawley, L . L., Olds Hibbard, L . Iferriff, Julius, Harris, Perry, Olds Habbard, S. C., Union City !Iambi, F. S., Olds Haaking, J. Ilarkiiesa, E. D., Batavia Station Hanks, L. IV., Coldwater Hastings, Hawley. B. T., Old. Hawley, John, Olds Hurley, Allen, Old. Harris, Emma H., Batavia Station Hubbard, Leroy, Union City Hurley, Adelbert, Olds Hoyt, W. H., Coldwater Hurley, Harry, Old. Hurley, Attie, Olds file. Henry, Coldwater Imber, James, Coldwater 1.1r, Amelia, 1de, Stevens, Blue Johnoion, A. P., Matteson Johnson, Sam, Mattesmi Jones, C. N., Olds Jones, Frank, Bromion Jerdan, E. M., Olds Rioter, Geo., Bronson Kinter, Eugene, Bronson Knowles, D. Ai Wm., Olds Kimball, Elizabeth, Union City Kimball, 0. F. & Wm., Union City Kimball, H. L., Union City Klose, Jenette, Olds Klose, Fred, Olds Kerr, Coldwater, Coldwater Kilialoskie, Andrew, Bronson Kibaloakie, Steven, Bronson Lewis, E. E., Coldwater Larow, D. R. P., Olds Lake, Wm., Oils Mitchell. B. L., Union Miller, H. D., Ohle Morrison, Mr. R., Coldwater Moon, Nelson, Martin, Ira, Coldwater Martin, J. B., Coldwater Maser, John, Olds Musser, Frank, Olds Mitchell, Mary, Union City Mitchell, Ansell, Union City Mitchell, Carrie, Union City Miller, H. S., Olds Miller, Geo., Olds Miller, W. Moore, H. C., Olds Miller, W. alusselman, W. H., Olds Moore, Warren, Mills, Rachel, Bronson Moore, Frank. Olds Moore, Mrs. Murphy. James, Batavia Station Mangrus, Peter, Olds McMaster, G. A., Batavia Station Murphy, J. A . , Batavia Station Murphy, .1. B., Batavia Station Mowry, Wm., Batavia Station Noyes, G. P., Coldwater Noyra, Mary A., Coldwater Noyes, Austin, Coldwater Noyea, Lydia, Coldwater Noyea, E. J., Coldwater Olmstead, H. E., Batavia Station Olinatearl, Beni., Batavia Station ¡lila, M. l'., Olds Olds, C. L., Old. Powliakie, Pond, P. M. Batavia Station Phelps, Geo., Coldwater Paddock, Pitcher, Philip, Olds Pitcher, I'. H., Olds Pierce, L. E., Coldwater Peteraon, James, Coldwater Peterson, E. 3., Coldwater Paine, Thos. Jr., Bronson PaMe, Thom. Sr.. Bronson Paine, H. l'ierce, Cuss., Perrin, Martin, Batavia Station Perrin, Mrs. D. 3., Batavia Station Plumb, Win., Batavia Station Reid, David. Coldwater ltichanl, J. A., Bide Reynolds, James, Olds Richings, Russell, Asa, Coldwater Ryder, N. P., Olds Ileynolds, Alfred, Olds P.eeiling. Thos., Batavia Station Reeding, John, Batavia Station Smith, G. \V., Batavia Station Sheuenian, J. S., Batavia Station Slieneman, AL F., Batavia Station Sheueman, J. W., Batavia Station Shenernan. J. H., Batavia Station !Martz, Abe, Batavia Station Sixberry, Alonzo, Matteson Sigmisti, John, Bronson Scribner, S. H. A F.,Brouson Simon. John, Batavia Station Stone, Irvine, Batavia Station Stratton, John, Batavia Station SIMW, Geo., Batavia Station Sheldon, Laura, Union City Salisberry, Schurtz, Mrs. Tobias, Batavia Station Seiler, John. Olds Stryker, J. T., Olila Simmonda, C. W., Batavia Station Schurtz, John, Batavia Station Smith, Saml, Batavia Station Sayles, Nelson, Olds Sayles, Orrin, Olds Saulsberry, Chas., Olds Tyler, A., Union City Tuttle, Mrs. L., Matteson Tuttle, G. A., Matteson Taylor, Mrs. Jas., Batavia Statiou Taylor, Leonard, Bronson Taylor, Watson, Bronson Taylor, John, Bronson Taylor, S. F. , Bronson Teller, Theron, Olds Tyler, W. M., Olds Tuttle, Mrs. L. It., Batavia Station Trumbull, Sylvester, Union City Trunibull, Cline., Union City Vanderbuilt, 0. A., Ohl. Vanduaen, Chas., Batavia Station Willis, Geo., Olds Willis, 0. E., Olds Willis, Wm., Olds Webby, Webb, Fred., Waters, Wright, John, (tide Worthington, Carrie, Old. Wilcox, Jed, Coldwatar Wilcox, David, Olds Woodard, Chas., Batavia Station Wanar, Wm., (tide Wagner, Wilcox, Albert, Old Worden. J. L., Mali. Welch, Wan., Walenx. O l i l s 14,1"1,SS Armin, J B . , Batter. Bissell, M. A., Faxon. �BUTI,Kii T o w Bigford, Samuel, ¡ Ball, Byaril, D. D., B u t l e r. Byard, Henry, " lialighliam, F. " Biol.:son, H. S., Butler. Carl vain, J. B., t . Bethank. I). L., " Burbank, A . R., " Hague. Chaa., F a x o n . Ball, Anganette, " Burgian, Peter, South Butler. Beers, Mortimer, BOWerSOX, J. J., Batley. Beasemer, B. W., Bessemer, B. W., Bowers, D. J., Blodgett, Truman, Blodgett, Laura, Brown, E., Bartel, Fred, Faxon. Corless, M. C., " Cooper, Win., Butler. Colman, Geo., " Craft, Silas, S o u t h Butler. Cortese, E., Curtis, Horace, " I. lizbe, Gilbert, Faxon. Day, Rosa, South Butler. Day, Clark, Dudley, Edwin, " David, Ambrose, Faxon. Dutcher, Jos., Sr., Butler. Dutcher, J. W., Jr., " Dean, Silas, S o u t h Butler. Dean, Mrs. Parmelia, " Dexter, Thos., Butler. Dexter, Golden, " Day, Ira, South Butler. Davis, John, Butler. Dickenson, A., Dimmers, Dolph, Sidney, " Decker, Mrs. H., " hitcher, Mrs. J. W., Jr.. Butler. I hinkwater, Eastman, Mts. Ann, Ely, 0. and H., Ely, W. Ely, Mrs. H. A., Ely, IV. S., Evens, Mrs. T. P., South Butler. Evens. H. L., Easton, Mrs. S. A., Butler. Easton, F. M., Butler. Edwards, T. I., Butler. Edwards, L. M., Butler. Ford, Chas., Butler. Fenno, Geo., Butler. Findley, B., Butler. Farwell, Fred, South Benton. Fidler, Henry, South Butler. Fidler, Richard, South Butler. Garey, Phila., Butler. Green, J. L., Butler. Geer, 0. P., South Butler. Greening, John, South Butler. Haight, Philip, Butler. Haight, N. P., South Butler. Hohnes, David, South Butler, Holmes, Peter, South Butler. Ilolmes, Geo., South Butler, Holmes, W. D., South Butler. Hohneir, Fred. Faxon, Hager, J. E., Butler. 'lager, Wm., Butler. Ifarrington, Job, Butler. Hamilton, L., Faxon. Hutchins, C., South Butler. Hayes, Clarence, South Butler. lintvland, E . , South Butler. Hartley, J. D., Butler. Hess, Mary, Butler. Jackson, Andrew, South Butler. Jordan, Mrs. C. P., Butler. Johnson, Franklin, Butler. Knecht, Chas., South Butler. Knecht, Frank. South Butler. Kesson. W. R., South Butler. Kellogg, O. G., Faxon. King, Seth, M., South Butler. Kennedy, L. Kennedy, C. D., " Kennedy, F. B., ¥King, Hiram, Jr., Butler. Keller, W. It., Butler. King, Albeit, Knapp, James, Faxon. Kneza, John, South Butler. Knowles, S. Lyon, G. D., South Butler. Lyon, C. 31., Mrs., Lindsey, R. E., Butler. Lindsey, Chandler, Butler. Lucas, John, Lewis, C. E., Butler. Martin, W. MeWain, Fred, Butler. McDonald, Geo., South Butler. McIntosh, II, G., South Butler. McDonald, Rouland. Butler. NleVay, Harvey, South Butler. Mohn, Chas., Butler. Moore, H. I., South Butler. Moore, It. 0., South Butler. Moore, Artemus, Butler. Mansfield, Mrs. lila, Butler. McKinney., Joseph, South Butler. Needham, Chas., Butler. Null, Adam, Butler. Ostrander, Fred, South Butler. O'Neil, Wm., Butler. Pierce, D. L., Butler. Pierce, S. V., Butler. Phair, David, Faxon. Petitt, W. H., Butler. Pell, John, Butler. Pell, Jerry, Butler. Perry, Ledyard, Faxon. Parks, M., Butler. Pries, Nathan, Butler. Priest, Albert, Butler. Palmer, Diana, Butler. Porcopile, John, Butler. Rosecrantz, E . R., Butler. Rossmann, Wm., Butler. Rossman, A. M., Butler. Rose, Elias, South Butler. Ransom, Jas., South Butler. Rogers, E. C., Butler. Ramsdell, IV. F., South Butler. Rolf, Mrs. Laura, South Butler. Rowley, 1'. T., South Butler. Rogers, Hiram, South Butler. Rogers, Harrison, South Butler. Rynes, Mrs. John, Butler. Rainey, Alonzo, Butler. Ratkoshie, Kasper, South Butler. Ratkoskie, John, South Butler. Sinclair, Thos., Faxon. Shipman, B. F., Butler. Smith, David, South Butler. Smith, Wm., South Butler. Simons, H. R., Butler. Shenefield, Emma, Butler. Smith, S. A . , Butler. Sells, Frank, Butler. Sharp, Betsy, Butler. Seripter, D. B., Faxon. Sparks, John, Butler. Thatcher, H., Butler. Turner, Geo., Faxon. Taylor, John, South Butler. Van Geiser', Leroy, Butler. Van Patton, A. D., Butler. Wade, C. W., Butler. Wade, Milon, Butler. Wilcox, Stuart, Soot!' Butler. IVilcox, Williams, Chas., White, White, Fay, Wliite, Wolcott, J. It., Wood, Walstein, Butler. Williams, Willard, South Butler. Williams, Avis, Butler. Wolf, Wm.. Butler. OILEND Arnold, Catherine, Adams, Lydia, Adam., Chester, Adams, Aldrich, hi. It., Arnold, J. N., Brown, Abner, Brown, Jerry, Blass, M. Beck, Jonathan, Beck, 14..1., Beek, John, Ileek, Henry, " Beek, George, " Beek, Beers, J. B., Beers, S. G., Bowers, Dinky, G. A.. t t Booth, Hannah. Gilead. Burk, Watson, E . Gilead. Babcock. C'. G. and E. B., E. Gilead, Bower, Alfred, Bower, Delhi, Burk. John, Kinderhook. Brooks, C. I I . , E. Gilead. Brown and Brown, A. A., E. Gilead. Brown, C h a n i l l e r ã Bellows, H. J., Gilead. Booth, A. J., ¥ ¥ Bonney, A. R., " Bailey, Elislia, Byers, Hiram, " Brocklehank, Harriet, E. Gilead. Ball, Geo. F., Fremont, Ind. Barnard, M. ...Gilead. Cornish, Riley, G i l e a d . Cornish, Helen. " Calkins, Richard, (iilead, Cornell, John, Kinderhook. Carpenter, C. N., E. Gilead. Crow, Harrison. Gilead. Chapman, I). O., East Gilead. Chapman, Tania, Carpenter, L . J., Carroll. Carter, Wm., Betliele Chase and Lolidell, Gilead. Conklin F. J., E. Gilead. Chase, A. J., Gilead. Carpenter, T. J., E. Gilead. Custer, Wm., Orland. Cole, Griffin, E. Gilead. Carpenter, Adelhert, Clink, Clink, G. H., Dean, C. S., Orland, Ind. Drthendorf, S. B., E. Gilead. Doerr, J. Doerrl Bros., E. (Blend. Doerr, Henry, Doerr, John, E. Gilead. Deeds, Ephriam, 13. Gflead. Doerr, Jacob. E. Gilead, Deeds, Soloman E . Gilead. Deeds, John Davis, Levi E., Gilead. Davis, Decker, David, " Depue, F. H., Drury, J. D.. " Davis, Jay, " English, Geo. 1., Orland, Ind. Foster, T. J , Coldwater. Fuller, Fuller, Foster, Edgar. E. Gilead, Ferguson, Johnston, E. Gilead. Foglesong, I . S. and A . IV., E. Gilead. Foglesong, J. B., Fish, J. D., Coldwater. Foster, F. L., Dunlapp, Ind. Gorman, B. B., Coldwater German, Samuel, E. Gilead George, Samuel, Coldwater Graham, L. C., Gilead German, Frank, Gilead Green, A . G i l e a d Green, E. C. S., Gilead Green, Harry, Gilead Gill, Newton, East Gilead I /s10uu . 1 1 Graves, A. Hoopingarner, Hoopirigarner ,t.i,t Hewitt, N. Houston, ; . J Harley, A . ) Ihrle% .1 V, Lta,, Hathaway, J. E., Gilead Hathaway. S. 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Griswold, Ilartin, Q u i n . . . v M K , ' , , w i n . . ¥ ¥ I irouge. Leallolt¥r. Lester. M a r t i n , .1. B., Quincy. Gilbert, Ellis. M y e r s . ('. W. , Reading. Gott...1.11k. .kitglist, Quiney. M a r t i n , .1. W., Algansee. Goodin:11i, S. It.. .%Igansee. M e a d , I I . C., Illotalinan, Ilettpas. " A l a r s h a l l , Lewis, Gorton. 1ioalma at, I ieo., M y e r s , W..C. D., Quincy. Goodinan. ( l a s . . ¥ ¥ M y e r s , C. Goodman. C. . I . , Quincy. M a r s h a l l . Chas., " (itaxlwin. \V in., .Ilgansee. N i x o n . T..1.. Lester. Goodin/10, .Arnold, Quincy. N i c h o l s , Chas., " Gorton. Ihivid, Gorton. N i e h o l s , Orange, ¥¥ (hip.. ,% mos. N i e h o l s , Herchel, Goodwin. Fred., Algansee. N o e c s . Allan), Quincy. Gallup, F. T. . Looter, N i e h o l s , Wesley, Lester. liordinier, Susan. Algansee. O d r e n , Win., Algansee. Gottschalk, Chas., ¥ ¥ P o n t . , Joseph. Towns. Gottaehalk, Fred., ¥ ¥ P o t t s , Edson, Ilildebrand, Fred, Quiticy. P t e t t e s . Frank. " Hildebrand. Chas., ¥ ¥ P i t e h e r , Johti, Gorton. Iblohes. Sally, P e e b l e s . Lyman, (.'alifornia. Humphrey, Lyman, Gorton. P o t t e r , Norman, Quincy. Hann:tit, I has., P o t t e r , .kaahel., Hermance. I L I t . . Quincy. P o t t e r . Bradley. 1103 t. Eli T. . P e r t l y . AleX.. !Rider. IllotTnent. A . T. , P a r k e r . E..1.. California. Hoxie, NIrs. Lewis, ¥ ¥ P a r k e r , Silas, ¥ ¥ Ilastinz. Ileater. ¥ ¥ P h i l l i p s . D. C., ¥ ¥ llote¥k, W..1.. P u r d y , Erial, Lester. I lenick. Wm., ¥ ¥ P a r k e r , Samuel, ¥¥ Harman. S. II.. Gorton. P u r d y ¥ Hayes. 1.s. C., Q u i n c y . P u r d y , Fred., ¥ ¥ Ilayes, John, P r i d g e t m , Jacob, " Hard, E. I V. . P r i c e . Wm., Hildebrand, WM.. " P r i e s t , John, Ilatiehett, S. It., P r i e s t , Nloses, . ¥ I locker. (has., Coldwater. P a r k e r . Frank. " Ileydott. F. O., f i n i n e y . Iltaftinot. Elmer. ¥ ¥ I t a n s o m . .kinaso. lloxie. 1)11011. (411i Dry. I L 1 1 1 . 0 1 1 1 , .1.1111, I / Hildebrand, Louie, ¥¥ i t m i . o n t , Benj.. I Imter. I 'hats., H a n s o m . Jaint.s, lInghey..1. S., R e y n o l d s , W. I I . . ¥ ¥ Robhina, Sanel, . Reynolds, Fremont, Lester. 'Reynolds, L . D., Quincy. ltosenow, Chas., Algansee. Hulett F. NIrs.,',Quiney. .1Ibert, Algansee. Rice, Gel, Q., Lester. Bice, Burton, Algansee. Ranson, David, (Inincy. Roundy, .katthel, .tIgattsee. Royce, Harmon Airs.. " Itoyce, Richard, Streeter, Cornelius, Quincy. Stockwell, Ira Simkins, M . C o 1.ester, Smith, Emmet, ¥ ¥ Sherman, .1. 11., ¥ ¥ Southward, Mrs. G. M.. lAnter. Simkins, Wm., Saunders, lIazelton, Gorton. Stewart, (Teo., Dorranee. Stockdale, Mary, California. Spaulding, (Teo., Quincy. Sage, Wesley M., Towns. Sae¥e, J. W. , .Ilgansee. Safford, Frank. Quincy. Spaulding, Mason, " Shmitway, Levi, California. Stowe, Elizabeth, Coldwater. Seacla.ist, .1. F., Lester. Selitilts, John, Gorton. Sehultz, joseph, Alransee. Setat, Wm., Quincy. Ste' ens. Horace, titiiney. 'lift. It. IT.. .Ilgatisee. Tift, 'Lift, Lizzie. (bailey. Taylor, Samuel, Ihurrance. Thompson, 'W. M., Lester. 'rift, A l nut .1., l'alforatia. 'left. Jesse. . Tindall, P. II., Quincy. Thoull's"n¥ . k i g a n s e e . Thompkins, W. E, Quincy. Thompkins. 11enry, Quincy. llacht.r. Reuben, .klgansee. 'rift, .1. II.. Lester. Adt¥lbert, Gorton, T h o m ' . ii. C. TRTIOC,1.411111S. Taylor, Van 1 loosear, 11., Iles., (Iorton. Van Ta.sei. Polly, 1.ester Vouglit, C. & E . , ¥ ¥ %Ventherwax. I I . , Algainsee. %Villi..las. Mrs., " Waterbury, Eim¥ry, Quincy. Wt¥ight. Chas.. Coldwater. 1Villiams,.1..\., Quincy. %Vahan's, Mary, " IVright,Jay, %Villatir, David, ¥ ¥ IYhite, Jas., Wilmarth, Jas., ¥ ¥ Waddln¥idoe. l'hil., IVoodwoi¥th. Geo., ¥¥ Illetley, .1. ( G o r i o n . IVaterbory I ;MS.. u s . 1Vaterltury, I I . I V. , " %Val %Varner, Sidney, Warner, Florence, Watling. %Vanie IV:WIWI% I I . I I , Wagar, .1..1., %VIII h , John, Ton¥us. %V III., Cold IV:111.111 IL JOY., 'fowl's. 'Wilder, I ((Told, ¥ ¥ Want:arab. Glen, (bliney. Wakeman. Eli., %Vel,Itet, Christiana, Algannee. Watt.' burr) , Fred, Warren, Sarni, Lester. Woodford. Benj., ¥ ¥ IValdrtat, !sweat, ¥ ¥ IVotslard. %V. I I . . California. et¥ks. %I'm., Sr.. Lesley. Yerks, Wm., Jr., heater. %Mai, Dane. Lester. COLDWATER Andrews, .1. C.ã l ' o l d w a t e l . .Illett..1. Alba', A . It.. .Ityett, (leo. W. , " .IIIImat. Iles. .1. K . , ¥ ¥ Atwater, 1.'ratik, Ashbough, L..1., Allen, Geo., Blodgett, Hams, Coldwater. Burgess. John, ¥ ¥ Bennett. film's. .1. C., " Ilailey, Harvey, Bailey, Mrs. Ihivid, Winton, A . N., Bernard. NI., 1 1 1 . 0 0 k 8 . C . W & L . ¥ ¥ Brenaman, A., Boreal, John, Barrows, G. D., Burdick, James. Bassett, .1. It , Beeler, Eld . ¥ ¥ Brookins.Mrs Fannie, Buck. A . E., Brayton, C. S., Bates, 0 . P., lki¥tram, Solon, Brown, .1. II., Batterson, Caleb. Batterson, Ezekiel, Ball, Clinton, Barlow, I I . I I . , Benson, Lydia, Brown, NI. S., Brown, Judson, Burleson, l'ooley, It. N C o l d w a t e r . Chandler, Albert. " Cuyler, Clark, G. I V. , Culp, . Cheney, .1. I I Cheney, John, Corwin, Win., Conklin, C. C COX, B. 0 . , Curtis, %I'm.. Caurike, It. F ('lids'. I I . S., Cole, Newman E., (livers, Geo., (Joyless, Starr, (1.00Ls. Ileitry. Davis, O. F. , C o l t : : . ( i t e r . ITianiond, lban¥y, Diamond, E. 1... Dennison, S. I I . , Davis, Wm., Dunks, FITI I lhdloy, A . E., Dunlap, G. It., Coldwatea Eaton, Frank, Mrs., " Elk, Joseph, Ettllow, II. F., Fisk, A . C.. Fisk, .1. D. W. , Fisk. %V. It., Fuller, Chas.. Fisk, Frank, Furgeson, II. It., Fletcher, B. M., Frederick, b . W. , Fonda, C. I., Fetterly, Thome., Freeman, 11. B., Fugerson, W m . , Fenn, Mn'. I i . C.. Fisk. ( i . W. , Fisk. Samuel, Frederick, Ilenry, Fenn, .1. W. . Farwell, boronao, Uage, Floyd, Grundy, Alm. Item, ¥ (Tardner, N. C., Istreitro. 9I �COLDWATKR TOWNKIP. O l m s t e a d , Angeline. ()linger. Oliver. GrunerãInthotty, Coldwater. (J'Bree. Franklin. Good, Soloman, " r v a i d d , Wm. Graves, A. B., Granger, F r a n c . 1 1 I r e d . i s , ¥ \total, 1Volter, iregory, Itert, 1Eitiin. C. E., ;111,11. .1. P E ni leor,,e, 11. .I¥¥ l i t t e r . Felton, .1. 0. l'arklior.t, .1. (i. Phillips, I I . N. . n , V. It. Betel:. (leo. ¥ ¥ P o t t e r , Geo. Potter, . 1 . linth E. Parsons. F. 11. llornee. R y d e r , Mrs. Ryder, Fronris. lill. 41 Itoherts, John. lill,.1. 1... Rive. Sainuel. 1:11 lonn, .1. IL. . 4 . Itobinson ¥ 1 I I I t a n d o l l , S. It. .0 1 U. B. . 1 1 0 1 r t s . I / . M. It...Ai...0, . 1 . I. (1. \ \ " 1101,hison, .lannes 1101 Frank, " l a t 1?10.0..es. t Itiggles. I.evi. lillinr. E . , l a l e I ) . , Robinson, I I . Slow:Taft. I t . It. lond, \Villie. ¥ ¥ Shoerraft, M a r y . 11¥1111110.", .1 lhert. Shoeernfl, Ezra. l J o h n . S l o i l l t , NI. A . I:oil:old. lose II. S p e n e e r , Seors, Ed:ror. Jefford, I l i , . U. B . S a n d s , 14avid. e e l e y , S. M . JS Inekson. ( i . I V. S l i t i t n a k e r , Shelden, R . 111111. S o n f o r d . II'. II. i.:¥elev Sanford, Also. Stricklond, les, I n d r e w. Sherwood, Soloman Stephen Stevens, .Ilonson Straig.ht, 1 ' . . ns-kiiro:s1, I I , . Sort. S a n d y , 11r.. . no¥kw.::::1, .1,,., troth. S h o w , lieorge. ...ekwood. S p r i n g , Emerson Short. .4. 'I'. ¥Iolin I S c h e i d l e r . (2. Snyder, Ivan. .101. P e r n i e l i a . 1 , a r r y . Swett, John. E. It. S i n e l a i r , L. eivis. I . N. S i v n i n e , t . Tueker, Ili'.. Jane. (los. T i n i e r s o n , II. .ent, Josh:in. T r e a t , S. I. .oieri,h1e. T h o . . Tooker, II. T. Let. Charles. T r u m p , G. IV. T111¥1101., (i. I I . 11:1 hew. T i i . 1 . 0 1 , II. S. lilt. ' l ' i o r . ( /liver. ( . II. T e r l i n n e , G . Taylor, I,ewis. M.0.011. 4 . V. V a n A1oen..1. II. Viekers, Perry. 4.111 Akell. : \I:11 111,¥,. I . , IL I V 1 8 1 X L ()m.o. I1 I I . I V i l i s s x , I V. It. Aliller, lien. 'Miller, Edwin. Perry. Nloson, ( ¥ . \ V n o t l , .1. I). F1¥011. 4 4 .I1golt, 11rs, B o b . Merritt. Daniel. 1 1 ' 1 d t . . . h e a d , 4Irs.(1. I I . Ilerford, E. s. 1 V i l r o x , Monroe. 1Inson. IIrs. IV. Newoloo, 44111. I V e b s t e r , AIN. W. I I . Nen innit, Stephen. k V i l l a r d , G. W. Norton. 1 1 ' , I V y n e r , 1Vin. \SI'. I,. 11. J o l o e . N i , , . . , . \ V o l k e r . T. . 1 . NI..1 1..1. 1 . . 1 : ¥s. \Voireo, I I U . Ilearnie, I l ' i l d e r . 1,anra. \Williams. 0 . %Vick*, . Eliza Jane. Ôvarr....d. Galt. . Zeltn.ki../ NIATISHON 11 tiger, (11111a 1 . . \ Ben. ' y r n . .1.1 len, I'. G . , Bronson: .Illen. I V. A . . ¥ ¥ \ oho:, .1. (... I ( ) H a m , . hid. 1441114dt.S. It0.11¥11. I I . l'.. Itenton, Ilerlovrt. ¥ ¥ Benton, 11r.. I t r o n . o n . lion:, 11r.. 11:10, Itennett, Jas. 11.. ( Bake... Itoker. Bennett. John. Itennett. I l r. . ¥ ¥ Itathriel. Baxter. Chniniery . 1 . , ("ohm. !tat brick. N I . E . . Sherwmal. Itallon, Mrs.. Bronson. Itunin, Peter. Sherwood. Burnham, Itionlett, FAIwin It., I l a t t e . o n , Itennett, I t r o n . o n . Beers. ( 'al ( 'olio:. Beers, II. IL, Itnekley, It, F., 11:itte..nt. 1,. I.., Itronson. Itrownell. Z. 1V., (I.Ion. Bronson liattcrson. 1iin2, Sherwood. ItatIn¥ick, I). It., l'onord, John, Ilatteson, Cownrd 'arler, (.11¥1¥1¥0, 1'01111. C l / '111111111L,11:1111, I t 11111 , 0 11 . 1.¥111111¥1..1.1.,S.1111110. ¥ ¥ C111111.1,1%U01111111. ¥ ` 1.111,011.11/...01111, 41.11 l`11.11111.111, I I I , . I ¥ ¥ C.11.1 . I o l o : A., ¥ ¥ Iirson, E . N., Bronson. Corson. Derriek, Itronson. Aino.ã ¥ ¥ Corson, 'II,u-v (... Cnr.on, S. It., ('01,011, I . . \ V. , Mat C111,011., Jay C., l'ase, l i r o n s o n . l'ase, ',ester, ' ¥ Copeland. It. E., 1latte.on. Croy, Jame.. Bronson. (.rov, &Igar. ¥ ¥ Calkins, Freil. Slicrivood. l'rattiorã A l i a , Itronsoo. (Inhlington. II. D.. Copeland, .4. I t _ Itroilson. Cook. Peter. l'olon. Ihdi I 4.1110, I I I . , Exist. Bronson. S. Donloiry. (t. It., l'olon. liensenloiry, John. Ilattesoli. 1),h.,. I t r o n s o n . l)anners, I ¥ ¥ 1)chn I k¥foe, 'Ali,. Jane, ¥ ¥ (i. E., 1)ecker, Sara, 1.:1101-1111111, 1 ' 0 1 0 1 1 . E:110,¥10¥401/11, I.:11001.11ff, Henry, l'olon. Itronson (1e..., ( Elmo-hard, Joint. Iliirr ().ik. Figk. V.. Ki.k. Fisk. Farrand. J. IV.. 114.ni¥ I I 1-1: - I':' I . French. Joltn. ¥ Fenno. Ito.... Goodwin. Sell: I 11:- i t i f ie.. I n ¥ I l k i v i d , I E A . . I liraiÔ badger. Janie., Colon. bb... Ernes'. Itrinn.on, NI.1 1441111.1. ¥ ¥ ireely, 11r111.41181. (i.11111101% C o l o n . Ilatteson. 111N. It. E.. (Inthrie. Gogh. (Idol.. Hoyt. Thotilinnni. Ilatte.on 1loyl. Edward. Ilogolsioni. 1 ) . . Colon. Sherwocal llolli.ter. Bon- Oak. Slierwoml. Ilaekett. I t r o n . 0 . 1 . II T . . III/gill...II. I.. A.. ¥ 11,yel larger, Jerinilni, N I , . I .. 1lollinshead, Jame.. It., artt.r. I V. F., I'olon. Erastits, .11.1inson. I I . F.. Nlotieson Johnson. It. I . . .1 :old. .4. I ' ã .11:11.1.1:11. 1). 11.. ¥Iackson, .1. 1 1., Sherwood. Joines, I ,011:101der. Joni, 11,1:14.. i l f , 0 ¥ 11 . sherw....1 limo% Jame-, ( 15,11115, l'ot rick. ¥ ¥ lionc, Lanils,rson, .1.. Colon. I...vettit., Matteson. 4:010 Ly n , . Joisepla, ¥ ' Lyter. Ered, ¥ ¥ ltenhen. " L., tel. Michael, ¥ ¥ 1Ins..Intioã It:on:so Lytle, .1:11nes S., Sin:moo:1. 1.,5 I t o l l o .4.. IV., ( 1.ill,v, Henry NI., Itiontso,,. Lork, Jame.. W1¥1 11,1011, ',VIII II. It.. ".. .41111Vry, Ilenri E . . Sherwts.1. Monroe, 'II,'.. Sara, Burr (kik. 11(4'.111', Ww¥ Ô1.¥ Colon¥ N1.1 'art , I t . , Itronson Nlyers, Iliehael, Colon. NIonroe. Geo.. Itroirson. Irnion . Mon roc, I l r o n s . 0 1 1 . 411¥1111.1 A l s o , , NIA Miller, \Ain. " Moivry, I 'Joist:I:her, Athens. Shol.W4 . Colon Mills. .1.11.11.1.1.s, Bronson. 1I 11 itrliell. S I n i t ¥ w o o d �MATTESON Ilisner, l.ronLry, ¥ ¥ iIve,x. Nieholits, I l a , t o n . C. .1., Sherwood. Mar-ton. I, num. Ilatteson. Ilitehell. By ion, Cohn, City. Nash, E. V., Sherwood. Nelson. A . O.. II:Meson. Nelson, F. B., ¥ ¥ Oreutt. D. L., Aliitteson." Osborn. .1. ()shorn, limey .1.. ¥ ¥ Palmer. Henry T., Perkins, B r o n s o n . Phillips, Tl. W. . ¥ ¥ Phillips, ¥ ¥ Elisha... Sherwood. Pontius, ¥ ¥ Front I , , Colon. Paddock. %Vol., Bronson. Paddock, Frank, ¥ ¥ Persnils, %I'm., Colon. Page. It. 11., Bronson. tleiirJ:ic Colon. Bronoon Rich:1111.m. .1..1.. Itnneson. Itoselmo. Wm., Sherwood. t h u d , *Noah s., Bronson. .Irt11111., ¥ ¥ Either. ISNOP, Sherwmal. Rich, 1)atil. F., Bronson. Rich. Chas., IL, Itcynolds. Francis, Sherwood. Reynolds. 11 in.11rs..1-nion I lty Geo., Brons.m. Iiiehard. Foster. ItliSk. E/I. F., Sherwmal. IVni.. :Matteson. Reynolds. I.). AL, Bronson. Siliiii1S..k. NI., Sands. E. P. , ¥ ¥ Stevens. S. I V. , Staily. A 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 4 Sherwood. Shultz. Benj.. Snyder, Levi. I sianton. Ed.. Sherwood. sledromster. F.. Bronson. Shairmaster. Ida, 1/1¥011.. ¥¥illilli'111.1SIPT. ¥ ¥ ! : .41111, Soloman. ¥ ¥ Selshr, Seth. Lindiiipter. John, Burr (Ink. Shaw. I"inton II.. Bronson. shed& 1)ayid, smith. Emanuel. Colon. Smith. Elijah. Matteson. Shank, A n d r e w wood Snyder, E. A., Bronson. Study. Andrew. Colon. Shook. Jonathan, Sayers, Mn,. ("arrie. Sherirossl. ..haw. Wm. E., Bronson. Strong. Justin S.. Sherwood. Shelhart. 'has.. Stilly. Jacob, liroost Shook. Davit!. (Olio, Sekowsky. W m . . Bronson. Sander-oil. " . Z.. Ilattesoti. Sa art z. John. Bronson. Smith. s' E . , Colon. Sindlinger.I liriatiati, Bronson. Aisekett sw.ezy. . 4 1 . 111 y, M I P M 1 , r . Spencer. U. I).. Sherwntel. Terser. .ksbley. Ilionspwon. Artemis.. limwatin. Theinspe.m. Fred.. Thasupwww. I Iritrp 117 ¥ TillOtiMIII. JOHN., Trikerwaki.. Tyler, C. L . , Bronson. Taylor, Frank. Sherwood. Turner, Elliot. Trilby. W . D., 'Nowt...Ain...I. I V. , Matteson. Sherivood Trumble, 'iii,,. Trumble, Lyn.. T a t , , Hen. w . . \,..i Ô . c . c., v..derhoof, Peter. Sherwood. Voice, George, Bronson. Van Nuys, Laura wiaal. N7al¥er. B r o n s o n . Vreeland, Chas., Sherwood. Vreeland, F. Vreeland, Mrs. L., Sherwood. Van Vooritt, A . B., Cohn,. Warner. E. I L , Monson. \Vanier. Elmer, " Wasliblirn. 1 ) , Sls¥rwmal. Wasliburn.. Wattles. Watt les, Nlerritt, " Wattles, Chas., Colon¥ Wattles. \ Va l h i , S.. Colon. Watson. Mrs. I l l 1.. " Whitmore, ()sear. Whitney, Elizabeth, Mattesoa,. Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth, ¥ T ÔViIIPM111, Frank, Iii¥onson. Welib, Joseph, Sherwood. Webb, IVari¥en, IV ilisix. E. P., Colon. Willy, Geo. NV., 1:ittrsoii. IVasliburic 31aicelliis, Colon. Watson, Jas. IT., II.,,.. . Sherwoiol. WillSW01111, W. .1.. 111rk, Bronson. Wood, Aaron, Sherwood. West. Wesley, Colon. Wailer, Sidney, Yeillti¥I'. S010111011. ¥ ¥ Youngs, C., KINDERHOOK Allen, Amelia, Fremont, Ind. Adams, H. D., Lester Anderson. Eliakins. Fremont, Ind. Anderson, Eugene, Abbott, Lyman, Fremont, Ind. Brown, E. J.. Kimierhook Brown, C. D., " Brehm, John, Branyan, Elsie, Angola, Ind. Bradley, Albert, Kinderhook Boyd, J. E., East Gilead Borah Wm., Kinderbook Bates, C. " Bates, Alfred, " Burk, John, " Burk, Peter, " Ball, Jas., Bachman, J., " Burdick A. C., Coldwater Herrick., Amos, Concklin, J. D., Kinderhook Case, Wm., Crooked Case, Huron W., Coldwater Corwin, Lewis. Kinderbook Corey Reuben C., . ¥ Conant, Sarah, Coldwater Commit, Morris, Kin¥lerhook I,, k Timothy, 0,1,1..11..1. 0., Church, P. H., Cheney, M. D.. Disbrow, A. S., Lester Doerr, Mrs. Emma, Kinderhook Dickenson & Whitley. Coldwater Eclitinaw. John. Kinderhook Ent, Silas. Flint, Salome Flint, Bollice, Voider. E. J., East Foss. Martin, Kinderhook Yam. Elizabeth, " Fox, David, Kinderhook, Flint, H. P., Flint, I. A., Flint, Flint, Amos, Ô ¥ Forbes, Mary E., " Gripman, Lindley, Coldwater Gripman, Brian, East Gilead Greer, Mrs. Delight, Kinderhook Gray, Abratiem, Crooked Creek, Ind. Huyck, H . F., Kinderbook Hankus, Levi, Crooked Creek, Ind. Hilton, Mrs. Chas., East Gilead Hoyt, Dan'', Kinderhook Hoyt, Henry, " Hoyt, Jas., Harrington, E. B., California Howes, Edward, Kinderhook Haulterbauine, John ¥ ¥ Jones, Geo, N., Kinderhook Jones, Noah, Johns, Mrs. Abigail, East Gilead Jones, Alva, K i n d e r h o o k Jones, Sherman, " Jones, L. L . Knauss, Sam% Knauss, Jas., Fremont, Ind. Knauss, Henry, Kinderhook Kelso, Henry. California Kinsey, Stint, Crooked Creek, Ind. Lawrence, A. C.. Kinderhook Lint, Lydia J., Musselwhite, Walter, " McLaughlin, M. Mosher, Edwin, Coldwater Miller, Jos., K i n d e r h o o k Miller, David, McNeil, Irving, " Michael, Jacob E., " Michael, Benj. ¥ M i c h a e l , John W., Fremont, Ind. Michael Phillip, Murray, E., Kinderhook Mason. M. D., ¥ ¥ Nye, Henry. J., " Outwater, Peter, " Ogden, Jas. S., " Ogden, Pardon " Phillips. John, " Powelson. Powell, Fremont, Ind. Powellson Bros., Tremont, Intl. Patterson, David, Kinderhook Panulee, H. S., East Gilead Parmlee, Frank, Kinderhook Phenecie D. L., Fremont, Ind. Preston, A. S., California Perrine, Dana, Kinderhook Rickey, Jas.. Spade, Mrs. Nellie " Stelling, Mrs. Mary, Fremont, Ind. Smith, Chas., Kinderhook Strong, Myron, East Gilead Stokes, Lincoln, Holland, Mich. Strong, Sheldon, Kinilerhook Spade, Noah Spade, Nellie Sheets, J. K., Smith, Thos., Sherman, Harriet, ¥ ¥ Sherman, Adelbert Stokes, Amos, Fremont, hill. Stokes, Frank, Coldwater Tripp, Lester, Kinderhook Tuttle, T. B., C r o o k e d Creek, Ind. Tombaugh, Aaron, Tiiwsley, Edward, " ¥ " . 17pp, M. L . , Kinderbook Vanetta, Hattie, Kinderhook Vanetta, Etta .1.. " Wenge, Dar.'1, Mrs., ¥ ¥ Weage, Alphonse, Coldwater Weep, Whistler, Christopher, Kinderhook Walter, Abraham, Fremont, Ind. Waterhortme, Lucius, Kinderbook Whitromli. Thes., Whiteomb. Lonno. E., Kinderbook Whiteomb, dd 44 Weeden, Hiram, Fremmt, Intl. Wells, Alma, Kinderbook BILTHEI, Alit,,, Caroline, Bronson Ammerman, A. Ammerman, W. H., " Austin, Allen, Gabe, Bronson Allen, John, ¥ ¥ Allen, Abigal, Allen, Hitimali, Bradway, Chas., Hatinaker Brocklebank, IV., ¥ ¥ Bidwell, L., Bethel Bonglitim. E. W., Bronson Buell, Benj., Buck, 1'. A., Baldwin, Dr. W. H., Bethel Gorman, B. B., Coldwater Burch, Geo., Bethel Bennett, N., " Benton, E. W., Coldwater Bingham, E., Bethel Bronson, Joe, ¥ ¥ Boughton, W. E., Bronson Bower, W. W., Bethel Brook, Chas., Hatmaker Brook, Fred., Bronson Beard, Esq., Hatmaker Bates, S. H., Bethel Bronson, H., Bethel Bates, Roh1t, Batavia Bates, W. H. H., Hatmaker Barnes, A., Bethel Barrage. Calvin, Bethel Bronson, Wm., Boothe, Clayton. Boothe, Oplieliii, ¥ ¥ Brook, Geo., Hatmaker Brook, Thos., Bronson Bucklin, W., Gilead Barnes, flit!, Barnes, Wm., ¥ ¥ Brown, Luther Gilead Burch, P., Bethel heart, Kirk. Bronson Baker, Lawrence, Bronson Berlin, Fred, Brocklebank, M., Hatmaker Butcher, Isaac, Batavia Burgiloff, Nelson, Bunker, R. L., " Carter, W. N. A Soil, Bethel Card, Hiram, Garth, Gibson, Card, Chas., Bethel Card, Willard, ¥¥ Cure, Margaret, Bethel Cnill, S. D., Cranson, P. A., Gilead Carter, Hervey, Bronson Carter, Cornell, Fritz, " Chase, Harley, Kinderhook Cole, Almon I., Bethel Clark, G. Canfield, Chet, Grist, Julio, Coldwater Covey, Lafayette, Corson, Mary. Card, W. B., Catell, Robt., Gilead Clark, Oliver, Kinderbook Crow, Nathan, Gilead Case, Frank, Bethel Carpenter, Geo., Gilead Crimson, Ass, " Cranson, Perry, " Dimn, John, Gilead Demerret, Han, Bethel Davis. Ezekiel, Bronson Dernerest, Geo., Gilead Deeds, John, Bronson Dart, L,unio, Hatmaker Ditbenilarf, J. Doolittle, Adaline, Hatinaker Eielitholta, .1., Bethel Fenn, Mary, Hatmaker Fowler, GPO., Bronson Fenner, t . Fenner, Corydon, Bethel Fowler, Henry, Bronson Fuller, Willis, 189 �BETHEL T O W N B R I P. Fenno, A., B r o n s o n Freeman, Homer, " Fuller, Thos., Freeman, Sam% Hatmaker Freeman, Cor., Gilead Fenner, Chas., Fenner, Emma, " Fowler, Levi, " Fenner, L. B., ¥ ¥ Gifford, Levi, Batavia Gallup, G.0., Hatmaker tinge, Warren, Genie, Jacob, Gillett, Win., H a t m a k e r Goritinier, J., Gordonier, Abe., 4 4 Hughes. A. R., Bsthel Harris, Sally, Harris, Geo., Bethel Hoyt, H. R. . 4 Hatmaker, A., Hatmaker Hill, G. W., Bethel Holcomb, Pret., 4 . Holiday, Porter, 4 4 Hart, J. S., Hatmaker Hart, F. H., 4 4 Harris, J. N., Bronson HiByer, R. B., Gilead Hiflyer, Wells, Bethel ãHarley, Jacob, Gilead liarley, Levi, " Honeywell, Wm., Hatmaker Hatmaker, P., Hart, Henry, Hopkins, Harris, L. Harris, Burt, Hoskins, 4 4 Himeliaugh, Houston, Catherine, Gilead Jupp, James, Bethel Emily, Bronson Elllinger, W., Coldwater Keneily, Geo., Kaiser, Jacob, Keyes, Ldverett, Hatmaker eye .ryt.,s, Fred., Gilead Uanoose, R., Coldwater 111011Ar, A., Bethel san. else, Uiainudy, vi josh, Jacob " Sues, S. L., Hatmaker Xamiuse, Wm., Union City Lampman, Lockwood, Isaac, " Lynch, Thos., Lawiuczak, Y i n . , " Little, Geo., Larabee, Austin, Hatmaker Larabee. Laymen, W. H., Bethel Larabee, Shari, Hatmaker Lilly, Maryett, ill born, J., Bethel MeEndarffer, G., Bethel Monroe, Jane, Bronson NE011r0C, Chas., " Martin, I . IL, 4 . Monroe, Caroline, " McMillen, Mary, Gilead IleMillen, Joliette, 4. McCnurtie, S. 13., MeClellen, Jas., -Metzger, it., Bethel Martin, R. T. , Miner. E. A., " Martin, Oscar, 44 Martin, J. W., " iffeKinstryã N. J., Gilend IffeEndarlier, Mclindarffer, I., Markley, J. L., Monroe, Milo, Bronson Norton, Clista, Norton, Adelbert, Norton, Norman, Nagel, Peter, Bethel Odren, Ed., Bethel Oilren, Miii, Kinderhook Olmstead, Henry, Bethel Ohustead, Philo, 4 4 Olmstead, Henry, " Whorl), Harmon, Parham, S. M., Batavia Price, Jerome, Brunson Prestage, David, 44 Paine, Thos., " Powers, Pat, Plekworth, J., Palmeteer, Palineteer, Frank, Paine, Epli, Paine, Elnora, 4 6 Pulver, Adam, Parham, A. K., Patch, Ettgene,Bethel Paine, Ed., Bronson Paine, 111., 4 . Palunateer, C., Bronson Paine, Frank, Hatmaker Quinby, A., Reichard, I I . Bethel Reid, Nancy, Bronson Roberts, H. 0 . , " Roe. David, " Rose, L. A., ¥ ¥ ¥ Ritter, Calvin, Roach, Jerome, Reading, T., Batavia Rugg, M., Ballet Roach, lid., Bronson Rupright, Sara, Bethel Selby, Monroe, Smoker, Geo., " Sanderson, W., Gilead Sharp, Frank, Sikoaki, Stephen, Bronson Sherman, Amos, Bethel Saunders, H. Sweetingã Jul., Gilead Stephenson, Eliza, Gilead Snyder, Henry, Strong, John, Hatmaker Short, B. W., Bronson Smith, H. H., Batavia Smith, H. J., " Smith, Wm., Bethel Sorter, David, Hattnaker Saunders, R., Bronson Soshinskie, Mike, Bronson Stahl, P., Hatmaker Swan, Burt, Smith, P. D., " Shaw, L., Hatmaker Shermanã I. H., Bethel Sherman, Smith, IV. X., 4 4 Sweeting, Shurtz, Fred., Swain, Elias, " Thomas, Ann E., Bethel Tozier, E. G., 'loner, Wm.. Batavia Trnesdale, Metier, It., Bethel 'Prayer, Elizabeth, Teachout, J., Bethel Tozier, John " Vorris, Mary, 'orris, Clark, " Vannuys. II. S., 44 Vorris, Headley, " Wiser, John, Bethel Wheeler, N. G., Hatmaker Wood, Pyre, Bronson Woodruff, Harriett, Bethel Weaver, Calvin, VVIzittiit, Henry, Williams, Warren, Gilead Wilson, T., Hatmaker Woodcox, Geo., Bethel Wenner, John, Bronson Williams. L., Mrs., " Whitford, L . W., " Wiser, L. S., Bethel Wiser, Louisa, Bethel Wiser. A. II., 44 Wallace, Chas., Hatmaket Warner, Daniel, Bronson Wallace, Freeman, Hatmaker Wheeler, Win., Bethel W i s e r, Daniel, " Whitney, Freeman, Hatmaker Wakefield, Miranda, Bronson Walker, J. W., Yeah, Peter, Bronson Yeah, Frank, " Zurer, Alta, Bethel P. A., BRONSON. Akers, John, Bronaim Adams, J. Q., 4 4 Albertnon, C. W., Bronaon Anton, Allen, J. V., 4 6 Alderman, H., Ashbreek. A. J., Anderson, A. J., 6 6 Adieu., ['melt, Anderson, Selby, Adomski, John, Adoinski, Amman, . A nilerson, A., Akera, Marion, Babcock, C. G., East Gilead Bennett & Son, Bronson Brown, Henry, " Bennett, S. E., " Billings, E. N., " Byrne, W., Bonney, J. R., Gilead Buckley, I. S.. Bronson Baxter, Wm., 4 4 Blass, Wm.. Bower, A. L., 4 ' Brown, Lorena . 4 Bush, C. K., Balton, J., Mrs., " Brown, Wm., Brower, It., Mrs., Bassett, Geo., Burch, Jonathan, " Brower, Dora, Mrs., Brooks, Barnes, Chas., Baily, S. D., Bowker, H. C., Blass, Eliza, Mrs., Becoski, Martin, Boughton, E. F.. Bartlett, C. A., Blair, G. F., Bronson Blanchard, D., " I3ogots, M., Bertsch, Gotlieb, Brooks Henry, Brooks, Butler, A . E., Blass, Ruth, Bohulz, Martin, . Beloski,Wm. Blamer, Berry, A. G., " Beardsley, E. Bushnell, W., Bowman, Vincent, 4 ' Brooks, Gabriel. 4 4 Bunnell, Martin, Brink. F. C., Bliffham, J., 6 6 Courten, Henry, Clark, L. D., ¥ . Cornell, Coiirten, Stephen, " Cole, A M . , Crawford, Moses, 4 4 Chatfield, S., Mrs., " Corson, S. B., Clark, M. Clark, Mary, Mrs., " CopelandãT. M., " Clark, A. F., Clark Bros., Card, Corey, L., G A Compton, W. H., Coldwater Cloae, Wm., Bronson Cornell, James, " 41 64 C o r r y, M r s . L . , B r o n s o n ¥ uiuunetsui I t . . Cunningham. Corson, A. H.. M n , 0.11.13erir, Cochensparger, C., ¥ ¥ Carpenter. (louse, Daniel, C a c h u r l , r, ('bunk. Hattie, Coward, Richard Citvanaligh, Frank. Clark. Myron, C , k l e , (louse, D W I L., Driggs, J. D., Mrs., Dorrauce, A. A., Coldwater Davis, Jame., Bronson Driggs, W i l l i e , 4 4 I hiley, C., Dewsenberry, L. Dewsenberry, 0 ã Dorn, M. E., Dorn, B. Mrs. Dorn, Richard Douglas, W. A. Ifennison, Asa Draper, L. E. Dorn, J. E. Earl, W. IV. Earl, S., Mrs. Eggleston, U. Ellis, F. B. Eberhard, A. Eberhard, Thos. Eggleston, Lymii,, Eberhard, Tama, Eno, Fuller, Farr, Fuller. 'P. H . Fields, E., Mrs. Fellows, T. D. Foster, A. J. Fowler, Henry Fulkerson, M., Mrs. Fanning, Kate Ferguson, T. J. Finnisy, M. Fox, David Finnisy, Thos. Fisk, Irving Fellows, Burt Flanders C. Noble Gilson, Wm. Gates, 6. It., Mrs. Gates, E Green C. T. Graves, Martha George, Wm. George, Mrs. A, Good, H. D. Gregg, Gregg, Jas. Greenwald, John Green, Benton Good, Isaac Good, Rudolph Greely H Green, J., Mrs., " Haight. John, " Hortoil, Sophia, 44 Hurley, Eva, Mrs.," Horton, A. J. " Hanks, Geo.. Hopkins, N., Houghtalin, J., 4 , Haight, Edith, Hughs, Hamlin, Hartelmek, Peter," Hull, Mrs. I. D., " Horton, Fred., 4 4 Hartchnek, C., 4 4 Hurd, P., Mrs.. Coldwaicr Haight, u'rlluiria, BristiÔ.¥ti Himebaugli, Cuti, Hull, Inane, Bronaun Ilimebangh, H. " Hart, H. C., " Hoard, C. B., ' 4 �(.1894 BRONSON. Hermon, Simon, Bronson Hermon, Joseph, Hermon, Geo., " Havens, Nathaniel " Holbrook, S., Hopkins, E. J ã " Holmes, D., Mrs., " Holmes, J. T., " Hamilton, Chas., ' ¥ ¥ H i m e b a u g h , Dan% " flarris, H., Hoard. Himebaugh, E., Noble Holmes, C. J., Bronson Hoopingamer, John, Bronson Havens, Arthur, Haskins, R., Holbrook, E. H , Hall, Wm., Hoard W m . , Hines, Hogniere, Earnest Jessak, Josie, Bronson Jones, Nicholas, " Jones, L . G., Jones, Frank, James, Thos., Jump, Delos, Jump, B., Johnson, Wm., Jupp, R., Jones, Ora, Jones, Nettie, " Kolossi, Jam. s. Bronson Kabasali. Walenty, " Koloasi, Andrew, " Kennedy, John, " Earn, Keyes, C. I., Kean & Holmes, " Knapp. Wells, " Kolossi, Michael, " Kean, Joseph, Kennedy, Geo.. " Keiffer, R., Bronson Kehoe, Frank, Bronson Kehoe, Patrick, . ' Kline, David, " Kilsheski, John, " Keyes, Francis, Kruska, J., Keyes, F. A., " Klavineki, John, " Leet, L. M., Bronson Leonard, A . B., Lane, V., Lewis, L. K., Mrs., Bronson Letts, Aaron, Latta, Joseph, . , Latta, Latta, Mary, Lane, M. E., Mrs.. Ludwic, Martin, Loshinski, Lewis, L. W., Loh, Martin, Lyke, U. U., Lewis, Lewis, Lambert. W., Batavia Monroe, Wallace, Bronson Monroe, Wm., Monroe, Mowry, H. P., Moose, Moffitt. A. M.. Monroe. Darius, " Mallory, Helen, " Miller, A. A.. Mr.., " Monroe, Milliman, J. B.. " Milliman, Mark, " Mallow. Maims. Miller, A. A., Modert, F. M., Morrow, Mae., 46 44 44 6.1 11 L M a l Modset, o n e , Peter. Miller, Henry, Bronson McQueen, M., Moore, M. J., ' ¥ Mowry, A. E., Malora, Stephen, " Nichols, 0. B., Nichols & Boughton " Norton, Calista, " Needham, D. F., Coldwater Olney, James, Bronson Olney, H. J., Mrs., South Bend, Ind. Outhouse, Fred., Coldwater Parkham, A. K. PerhampRichard Park, J. R. Perrin, C. L . Post, Gridley Paul, Thomas Powers, Henry Powers, R. D. Pixley, A. Post, W. E., Mrs. Price, E. P. Potts, Peter Pullman, J. E. Peck, Mary E. Phillips, C. U. Pinhey, Isaac Porter, Chas, Purvee, W. Price, Malinda Pixley, Isaac BURR O A K . Parsons, Daniel Quear, Lewis Quear, Frank Quear, Betsy A. Queer, Rudd, F. M. Ruple, A. Ruple & Son Roach, Richardson. A. J. Ruggles, E. & A. Reid S., Mrs. Rose, L . A. Robinson, L. Ruggles, W. B. Ruple, Roseboom, G. Robinson, Rudd, Wm. Rawson, S. W. Ruggles, J. F. Ruggles, Amelia Richards, S. P. Robinson, H. Ruggles, Russell, J. H., Bronson Rnmsey, John, Noble Ruple & Shepard, Bronson Russell, Fritz, Rupright, S. B., " Mph., W. H.. Rocoria, Rosenbrook, Strang, Selby, R. Mrs., Stefanski, M., Sanders. L., Dr., " Sherwin, E., Mrs., Bronson Shepanl, A. M., " Sanborn, Henry, " Shepard, Jason, " Smith, Elizabeth, " Smith. A. Y., Mrs,. " Smith, orrin, Sherman, .1., Bronson Shepard, H. T., " Smith, Wm., " Shaffmanter, C., " Simpson, Frank, Shatimaster, Sheffield, Staehly, M., Shane. E., Mrs., Sagar, 44 S m i t h , CIIRS., Smith, John, Smith. Thoa., 04 &icor, John, Bronson Shunsheski, G., " Stalkwalk, V., " Secor, James, " Shippy, Joseph, " Shippy, Swift, Albert, " Smoker, Frank, " Sweeting, Volney. Shicoaki, Slisher, John, " Maher, Straebly, David, ¥ ¥ Seger, Sager, G. H., Sager, Albert, Sagar, Joseph, " Sager, John, Shaw, A. M., Mrs., Bronson Shaw, Eraetus, Strainer, Philip, Shaw, J. H., Sindlinger, John, Selby, Wallace, Sager, Zed., Shedd, David, Sheldon, Content, Smoker, Shurtz, John, Sagar. John M., Sburtz, Fred., Sugar, G. L., Thurlby, J., 4 Thayer, Teller, Miles, Tice, Dan'l, Trent:dell, Wm., Tisdell, J. P., Mrs., Taggart, John, Taggart, David, Taggart, B. P., Thurston, A. P. Tice, Burt, Ulrich, Cyrus, Bronson Unterkircher, John, " Ulrich, John, Vanevery, C. M.. Sr." Vanevery. C. M., Jr. " Van Fleet, A. S., " Van A Vesey, Beteey, Van Alstine, 0.C., " Vanaken, E., Van Vorst, C. C., " Whitman, J., Warner, M. C., " Williams, A., Whitaker, C. B., " Whitaker & Corey, " Weldon, J. N., " Whitaker, Dora, Wood, Dyer, Warner, J. A., Willy, J. C.. Watson, J. E., Walker Bros.. Wait, Henry, Whitaker, Clara, Mt. Clone's, Mich. Wrobleski, M., Bronson Wrobleski, Jacob, " Warne:, Adam, " Walker, Wm., ¥ " Weaver, J. W., " Waters, S., Wait, Frank, Whitaker, A., Mrs. " Walker, Orange. " Werner, J. F., %Widen, Elmer, " Yessak, Anton, " Zimmerroan,Lenora, 66 44 64 QUINCY. Aldrich, A. E. Allen, J. P. Anthony. W . L. Andrew., N. H. Alexander, J. B. Arnold, Ashton, James Ashton, App, D. W. Babcock, Babcock, G. D. Babcock, Lucy Barber, Marshall Barber. A. W. Barber, D. H. Baker, E. C. Baker, V. E. Ball, F. C. Ball, Lucy E. Barker, J. H. Barnes, Joel Barnes, Thos. N. Barnes, W. J. 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Beni Sheldon, Sle 1,10n, ; l b , . Isl Shepherd, V. F. Shoemaker, Shoemaker, r Shook, Shop's, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. D. H. Smith, 0. L. Scoville. Soper, W. H. Soper, Mrs. W. H. Sparks. Sparks, Millie Spohner, Norman Spohner, M. 0. Stanton, A. W. Standish, Henry Shear, C. C. Stafford, Thos. Stevens, L. H. Stevens, Strang, Daniel Sellick & Berry Spohner, Albert Strogh, Strogh Sam'l Sullivan, Michael Swan, Swan, Levi Swan, Riley Simonds, S. C. S'citts, Jacob Stevens, 0. B. Swift, Hannah Smith, Swan, Jared Segni-, M. S. Spaulding, Tat lent, Tallent, Timothy Taylor, T. D. Thompson, H. Thompson, Mrs. J. Thompson, Thompson, C. M. Thompson, W. W. Turner, Thomas, N. D. Throop, Mrs. E. S. Thurber, W. H. Tompkins, D. D. Trim, Z . C. Trim, Ira Turner, S. H. Turner, E. N. Turner, Fronk Tindall, Twadell, K. K. Twadell, C J. Tracey, 0. E. Town, Ed. Vangelder, Vanuasdale, J. B. Vennastlale, Vanordsdale, I. A. Vanatta, L. F. Van Patton, J. D. Vickory, Varey, Mrs. S. J. Vernon, Wm. White, Mrs Ann �QUINCY. Walters, G. L. Walter, U. E. Walsh, Walker, M. Walworth, Frank Warner Elliston Warner, A. J. Warner, M. L. Weaver, Mrs. C. Watkins, T. W. Weaver, Mrs. D. Whitney, Mrs. Mary Weatherwax, J. T. Weatherwax, F. & H. Webster, Mrs. P. D. Whaley, Edward Wheat, B. F. White, John Wolcott, Mrs. M. I. Maher, A. D. Wilber, H. J. Wilber, H . C. Wilber, Robt. Wilber, Ransom Wilber, Havens Wright, Mrs. J. Wilber, Mrs. 0. S. Wilcox, Mrs. L . WilcoxfC. N. Wilcox & McClare Wilcox, Pearl Wilkinson, S. W. Wilkinson, Mrs. R. L. Williams, S. J. Williams, H. J . Williams, Henry Williams, Williams, Ed. Walt:north, E. Walmarth, Orrin Walmarth, Oscar Wilson, Harris Wilson, Mrs. H. Wilson, J. L . Wing, L. M . Winters, Mrs. A. Wiser, Harlow Wiser, Harvey Wiser, Hiram Williamson, Wood, Mrs. D. H. Woods, H. J. Wood, Mollie, Mrs. Wood, Wm. Woodworth, G . W. Wolcott, W. J. Whitehead, E. C. Wright, L. S. Youngs, David W. Youngs, H. D. Youngs, W. F. Youngs, Art. B. �I.. �INDEX TO AT L A S O BRANCH COUNTY9 MICHIGAN 89 �_ �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Abbott Avenue","C/W"," "Abbott, Edward","C/W"," "Abbott, Isabell"."COL"," 1 7 ' , ' ! ! ' "Abbott, Lyman","KIN"," 33","13" "Abbott, Lyman","KIN"," 33":24" "Abbott, M.","C/W"," "Abbott, Milton","OVI"," 25","23" "Abbott, Milton L.","OVI"," 25","I5" "Abbott, Mrs. E.R.A.","CAL"," 35","24" "Abbott, Mrs. J.K.","COL"," 17","11" "Abel. M.T."."GIR"," 9 " : 3 " "Abel. M.T.","GIR"." 9 " : 4 " "Acheek, Inwell","BRO"," 2I","14" "AcMoody, E.C.","GIR"," 9'',"10" "Adair, las.","ALG"," 27":26" "Adams, C.F.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 2 " "Adams, Chester","GIL"." 3I","24" "Adams, G.","G1L"," 31","14" "Adams, H.D.","K1N"," 33","1" "Adams, H.H.","UNI"," 7","25" "Adams, Ira","CAL"," 3 5 : 1 2 " "Adams, Jas.","CAL"," 35","I8" "Adams, Lydia","GIL"," 3I","24" "Adams, T. Est.","COL"," 17","9" "Adams, W.H.","GIR"," 9","30" "Adams, Wales",-0- ," "Adams, Wm.","CAL"," 35","I8" "Adolph, Augusto","GIR"." 9 , 3 1 " "Adolph, Philip","GIR"," 9","32" "Adolph, Willard","UNI"," 7 " : 11 " "Adolph. Willard","UNI"," 7","14" "Adomski, J.","BRO"," 21',"23" "Adomski,J.","BRO"," 21","26" "Adornski, S.","BRO"," 21","36" "Advent Church"."KIN"," 33","19" "Advent Church","VQU"," "Aikens, E.C.","C/W"," "Albright, Jacob","CAL"," 35":7" "Albright. Joshua","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Albright, Lousia","CAL"," 35","17" "Alden Street","C/W"," "Alden Street"."C/W"," "Alden, Isaac","COL"," 17","26" "Aldrich, A.C.","QUI"," 19","I5" "Aldrich, A.J.","GIR"," 9","19" "Aldrich, A.J.","GIR"," 9","30" "Aldrich, A.J.& Co.",-0- ," 'Aldrich. E."."VG1"," "Aldrich, Geo.","BUT"," 11","5" "Aldrich, M.H.","GIL"," 3 1 : 2 0 " "Alexander, J.B.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 6 " "Alexander, J.B."."QUI"," 19","6" "Alexander, R.","KIN"," 33","1" "Alexander, Royal Est.","IUN"," 33","12" "Alfred, E.","COL"," 17","30" "Algansee Post Office","ALG"," "Algansee, First School",-0- ," "Alger, Docter",-0- ," "Alger, General",-0- ," "Alger, I.P.","MAT"," 13","11" "Alger, I.P.","MAT'," 13","12" "Alger, I.P.","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 0 " "Alger, R.N.","MAT"," 13","1" "Alger. Squire".-0- ," "All Right Lamp Cook Stove",-0- ." "All Right Oil Heating Stove",-0- ," "Allen Street"."VUC"." "Allen, A.B.","COL"," 17","20" "Allen, A B.","COL"," "Allen, A .B.","COL"," "Allen, A.B.","COL"." "Allen, Abigail","BET"," 23","I9" "Allen, Ada","BAT"," "Allen, Ada","BAT"," "Allen, Arnelia","KIN"," 33","12" "Allen, C.M.","MAT"," 13","13" "Allen, C.0.","MAT"," 13","34" "Allen, C.0.","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 5 " "Allen, Carlo","BET''," 23","16" "Allen, Chas.","ALG"," 27","13" "Allen, Chas.","VGI"," "Allen, Clinton G.",-0- ," "Allen, D.C.","C/W"," "Allen, D.C.",-0- ," 73",.O "Allen, D.C.& Co.",-0- ," "Allen, Delos Est.","BUT"," 11":25" "Allen, F.","VUC"," "Allen, Frank A.",-0- ," "Allen, G.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 6 " "Allen, Gabe","BET"," 23","17" "Allen, Geo.","COL"," 17","9" "Allen, Geo.","OVI"," 25","10" "Allen, Geo.H.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 " "Allen, Geo.H.","OVI"," 2 5 , 4 " "Allen, J.E.","COL''," 17","20" "Allen, J.E.","COL"," 17","29" "Allen, J.E.",-0- ," "Allen, J.L.","C/W"," "Allen, J.L.","C/W"," "Allen, J.P.","QU1"," 19","28" "Allen, John","BET"," 2 3 : 1 6 " "Allen, John",-0- ," "Allen, John V.","BRO"," 21","14" "Allen, John V.","VBR"," "Allen, Sanford","CAL"," 35","7" "Allen, W.A.","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 5 " "Allen. Ovid","C/W"," "Alspaugn, E.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 2 " "Alwater, Frank","COL"," 17","5" "Alyco, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 : 2 7 " "Ambs, Jos.","MAT"," 1 3 , 7 " "Ambs, Jos.","MAT"," 13","8" "American Cigar Co.",-0- ," "Ammerman, A.","BET"," 23":24" "Ammerman, Albert E.",-0- ," "Ammerman, W.T.","BET"," 23","24" "Ammerman, William T ' , -O-," "Amner, G.","C/W"," "Anderson Lake","NOB"," 2 9 : 2 4 " "Anderson, A.","BRO"," 21 '',"5" "Anderson, A.J.","BRO"," 2 1 : 1 2 " "Anderson, A.J.","VBR"," "Anderson, Eliakim'',"KIN"," 33714" "Anderson, Eugene","KIN"," 33","11" "Anderson, J.H., M.D.",-0- ," "Andreson. A .J.","13R0"," 21713" "Andrews, Geo.","NOB"," 29","I9" "Andrews, H.","UNI"," 7 " : 3 5 " "Andrews, Louisa",-0- ," "Andrews. Miss Sarah- 0 - ," "Andrews, N.H.","QUI"," "Anesley, Chas.","CAL"," 35":8" "Anesley, Chas.","CAL"," 35","9" "Ann Street","VUC"," "Armin, H.M.","BUT"," 11","24" "Annin, Helen M.","BUT"," I 1":26" "Annin, J.B.","BUT"," 11 ":15" "Annis, G.W.","SHE"," 5","29" "Annis, G.W.","VSH"," "Annis, Geo.W.","SHE"." 5 " : 2 8 " Geo.W.","SHE"," 5","33" "Ansley, Perry","SHE"," 5","18" "Ansley, Perry","SHE"," 5","6" "Anthony, W.L.","QUI"," 19","14" "Anton. John","GIR"," 9","25" "Appomatox",-0- ," "Arbuckle & Ryan Co.","ALG"," 27'."16" "Arbuckle. Ryan & Co.",-0- ," "Archer, A.F.","ALG"," 2 7 " 5 " "Archer, A.F.","ALG"," 27","6" "Archer, A .Fred","ALG"," 2 7 : 1 7 " "Archer, J.B.","ALG"," 27":6" "Archer, Mary","ALG"," 27","7" "Arlington Hotel","C/W"," "Arlington Hotel","C/W"," "Arlington Hotel",-0- ," "Arlington Hotel",-0- ," "Armory Hall","C/W"," "Armstrong, A.","UNI"," 7 " : 1 8 " "Armstrong, Wm.H.","OVI"," 25","15" "Arnold Street","VQU"," "Arnold, Catherine","GIL"," 3 I " : 11 " "Amold, J.W.","GIL"," 31","11" "Arthur Street","VSH"," "Arthur, President",-0- ," "Ashbough, L.J.","COL"," 17","26" "Ashbough, L.J.","COL"," 1 7 : 3 4 " "Ashley, Perry","SHE"," 5 " : 7 " "Ashlon, Jas.","QUI"," 19","3" "Asman, E.","BRO"," 21","29" "Atwater, J.H. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 " "Atwood, F.W.","UN1"," 7","6" "Atwood, Hiram","SHE"," 5","12" "Austin, C.H.","BAT"," 15","22" "Austin, C.H.","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 3 " "Austin, C.H.","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 6 " "Austin, C.H.","BAT"," 15","35" "Austin, Chas.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 7 " "Averill, Martha","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 5 " "Avery, Dr. Enice ..1.",-0- ," "Avery, H.B.","GIR"," 9 7 2 1 " "Ayers, A.Harry","BUT"," 11 , 3 5 " "Ayers, Alva C.","CAL"," 35":8" "Ayers, E.J.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 0 " "Baad, Geo.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 9 " "Baad, Geo.","SHE"," 5 " : 3 0 " "Baad, George- 0 - ," "Babb, D.W.","CAL"," 35","6" "Babbitt, Mrs. Mary","C/W"," "Babcock, C.G.","BRO"," 2 1 : 1 3 " "Babcock, C.G.","BRO"," 21714" "Babcock, C.G.",-0- ," "Babcock, C.G.& E.B.","GIL"," 3 1 : 1 0 " "Babcock, C.G.& E.B.","GIL"," 31",''15" "Babcock, Elizabeth (Craft)",-0- ," "Babcock, G.P.",-0- ," "Babcock, John"."QUI"," I 9 : 2 4 " "Babcock, John","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 5 " "Babcock, John- 0 - ," "Babcock, Mrs. C.P.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 4 " "Babcock, Mrs. G.P.",-0- ," "Bachman, J. Est.","KIN"." 3 3 : 2 2 " "Backet, M.V.","ALG"," 27","I7" "Bagley, Govemer",-0- ," "Bailer, Isaac","CAL"," 35":5" "Bailey , David","COL"," 1 7 : 2 4 " "Bailey, Chas.","GIR''," 9","I4" "Bailey, Elisha","G1L"," 31":6" "Bailey, Elisha","NOB"," 29","I" "Bailey, H.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 6 " "Bailey, Isaac","CAL"," 3 5 , 6 " "Bailey, James","GIR"," 9 , 1 1 " "Bailey, las.","GIR"," 9 " : 1 4 " "Bailey, S.G.","BAT"," 15":9" "Bailey, Smith","SHE"," 5 , 3 3 " "Bailey, W.C.",-0- ," "Bait, Ezra","BAT"," I "Baird, A.F.","01R"," 9","7" "Baird, C.& A.","SHE"," 5","36" "Baird, E.","BET"," 23","I5" "Baird, Mary","BET"," 23","15" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Baker,","QUI"," 19","6" "Baker, A.C.","BUT"," I I"."35" "Baker, Byron","BUT"," II","24" "Baker, E.0 ","QUI"," I9","16" "Baker, F C ","QUI"," 19","I7" "Baker, Ira7SHE"," 5","1" "Baker, Ira7UNI"," 7","6" "Baker, Ira7UNI"," 7","7" "Baker, John","MAT"," 1 3 7 7 " "Baker, Josper","UNI"," 7","20" "Baker, Lawrence7BET7 23","20" "Baker, S.","OVI"," 25","25" "Baker, Sylvia","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 0 " "Baker, T.J.","QUI"," 19","31" "Baker, V.E.","QUI"," 19","36" "Baker, Warren D.7UNI"," "Baker, Warren I) ""UN!"," 7","9" "Baker, Wm.","BUT"," 1 I ","I3" "Balcom, M.","BUT"," I 1734" "Baldridge, Nites","OVI"," 2 5 7 3 " "Baldridge, Niles","OVI"," 2 5 , 4 " "Baldwin,","BET"," 23","26" "Baldwin, Governer",-0- ," "Baldwin, W.H.","BET"," 23","25" "Baldwin, Wm., Admr.","GIL"," 31714" "Ball & Major",-0"Ball Bros.",-0- ," "Ball, A. Est.","ALG"," 2 7 7 11 " "Ball, Anganette7BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "Ball, Chas.","BUT"," 11 , 2 9 " "Ball, Chas ""UN!"," 7 7 1 6 " "Ball, E l i j a h 7 C / W 7 "Ball, Elijah","C/W"," "Ball, F.","QUI"," 19","6" "Ball, Frank","BUT"," 1 l","31" "Ball, Geo.F.","GIL"," 31","1" "Ball, las.","KIN"," 33"," "Ball, Mr. E.",-0- ," "Ball, S.A.","BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "Ballard, Thos.yUNI"," 7","1" "Ballard, Thos.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 2 " "Band Stand","VUC''," "Bangham, F.","BUT"," I 1 ' 8 " "Banks",-0- ," "Baptist Church","ALG"," "Baptist Church","ALG"," 27","2" "Baptist Church","BAT"," 15","6" "Baptist Church","BUT"," 11 7 2 0 " "Baptist C h u r c h 7 C / W 7 "Baptist Church7C/W"," "Baptist Church","GIR"," 9","I5" "Baptist Church","KIN"," 3 3 7 8 " "Baptist Church","OVI"," 2 5 7 5 " "Baptist Church7VBR"," "Baptist Church","VGI"," "Baptist Church","VQU"," "Barber, A.W.","QUI"," 19725" "Barber, D.H.",''VQU"," "Barber, F.E.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 0 " "Barber, F.E.","OVI"," 25","15" "Barber, F.E.","OVI"," 25","22" "Barber, G.F.","OVI"," 25","15" "Barber, G.F.","OVI"," 25","22" "Barber, G.H. Est.","COL"," 17723" "Barber, J.S.",-0- ," "Barden, Julta","BET"," 2 3 7 5 " "Barkme, Francis","SHE"," 5 7 1 7 " "Barlow & Loveridge",-0- ," "Barlow & Loveridge",-0- ," "Barlow, , " "Barlow, H.H.",-0- ," "Barlow, H.H. Esq.",-0- ," "Barlow, M . 0 . 7 0 V 1 7 25","22" "Barlow, Mr ",-0- ," "Barlowe & Lovendge",-0- ," "Barlowe & Star",-0- ," "Barlowe, H.H.",-0- ," "Barnard, 1.7GIL"," 3I","18" "Barnard, M.","COL"," 17","3 I "Bame, R.J.7UNI"," 7","23" "Barnes, A.","BET"," 23","26" "Barnes. A .1.","ALG"," 27","31" "Barnes. A.J.7ALG"," 27","32" "Barnes, C.L.7ALG"," 27"," I I" "Barnes, Cliff',"BET"," 23","10" "Barnes, ClitT',"BET"," 23","9" "Barnes, Eliza","BET"," 2 3 7 9 " "Barnes, Giff."."BET"," 23715" "Barnes, W.J.","QUI"," 19","33" "Barnes, W.J.","QUI"," 19","34" "Barnes, Wm.","BET"," 23","I4" "Barney, A.C.","GIR"," 9","22" "Barney, A.C.","GIR"," 9 , " 2 7 " "Barney, Jas.","GIR"," 9","27" "Barnhart & Williams","UNI"," 7","35" "Barnhart, Chas ""UN!"," 7","33" "Barnhart, Elizabeth7UNI7 7","33" "Barnhart, Frank7BAT"," 1 5 , 3 " "Bamhart, Frank","BAT"," 1 5 7 4 " "Bamhort, Chat ""UN!"," 7","28" "Bamum's (Aaron) Addition","VBR"," "Barnum, W.A.","GIR"," 9 " 2 8 " "Barnum, W.A.","GIR"," 9","29" "Barrage, Ed","BET"," 23723" "Barre, Henry","OVI"," 25","I3" "Barrick, Amos7KIN"," 33","7" "Barnnger, Fred","OVI"," 25","20" "Barringer, Fred","OVI"," 25","29" "Barrows, G.D.","COL"," 17","34" "Barry County",-0- ," "Barry Street","VUC"," "Bartel, W.","ALG"," 27","20" "Bartholomew Lake","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Bartholomew, L.","ALG"," 27","7" "Bartlett, C.A.","BRO"," 2I","12" "Bartlett, C.A.",-0-," "Bartlett, G.A.7VBR"," "Bartlett, J.G.","GIR"," 9","1" "Bartlett, J.G.","GIR"," 9 7 2 " "Barton, Lafayette","SHE"," 5 7 3 5 " "Barwell, H.C.","VQU"," "Bascom, D.T.","CAL"," 35","4" "Bascom, Norman","CAL"," 35","4" "Basom, Ed.","GIR"," 9","25" "Bassage, Alf',"CAL"," 35","2" "Bassett's A d d i t i o n 7 C / W 7 43"43 "Bassett, Adaline","BAT"," 15734" "Bassett, Clarence7UNI7 7","16" "Bassett, E.","BAT"," 15734" "Bassett, J.R.","COL"," 17","27" "Bassett, Louis","BET"," 23","5" "Bassett, Mrs. G.H.7BAT"," 15","32" "Batavia Cemetery","BAT"," 15","26" "Batavia, First School",-0- ," "Batavia, Village of',"BAT"," 15","26" "Batavia, Village of',"BAT"," 15","27" "Batavia, Village of',"BAT"," 15","34" "Batavia, Village of","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 5 " "Batcheld, L.P.","QUI"," 19","9" "Bater, Chas.","UNI"," 7","3I" "Baler, Samr,"BAT"," 15","23" "Bater, Sam'17BAT"," I 5 , 2 4 " "Bates, A.S.",-0- ," "Bates, Alfred","KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Bates, Alfred7KIN"," 33","5" 2 "Bates. Altred","OVI"," 2 5 7 3 2 " "Bates, Alfred S.",-0- ," "Bates, Chas " " B A T. " 1 5 7 2 6 " "Bates, Chas "."BAT"," 15"."26" "Batts, C h a s 7 K I N " , " 3 3 7 4 " "Bates, Chas ","KIN"," 3 3 7 5 " "Bates, E 7 0 V I " , " 25","18" "Bates, E d w i n 7 0 V r, " 25"," 1 8' "Bates, F.N.7BAT"," 15","26" "Bates, F.N ","BAT"," 15","35" "Bates, Francis C.","OVI"," 25","6" "Bates, Francis M . 7 0 V r , " 2 5 7 6 " "Bates, H..1 7 B AT " , " 15","33" "Bates, Hiram",-0- ," "Bates, Julius M . 7 0 V 1 7 25","18" "Bates, Mary A.",-0- ," "Bates, Miss Emma 1.",-0- ," "Bates, 0.P 7 B AT " , " 1 5 7 3 5 " "Bates, 0 . P. 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 6 ' "Bates, Robt.","BET"," 23","2" "Bates, S.H.","BET"," 23","23" "Bates, W.H.","BET"," 23","16" "Bathnck, Chas.","MAT"," 1 3 7 4 " "Bathnck, Lyrnan7MAT"," 13","2" "Bathnck, Ly r n a n 7 S H E 7 5 7 3 5 ' "Bathrick, M.E.","MAT"," 13","6" "Bathrick, Spencer","NOB"," 29718" "Batteries",-0- ," "Batterson Est.","BAT"," 15","36" "Batterson, C.","COL"," 17","30" "Batterson, Ezekiel G.","COL"," 17","30" "Batterson, King","SHE"," 5","36" "Haul, Jas.B.","CAL"," 35","I7" "Bausum, E.","SHE"." 5 7 2 8 " "Baxter, C.A.","MAT"," 13","21' "Beach, H . P. 7 M AT " , " 13","I3" "Beach, H . P. 7 M AT " , " 1 3 7 5 " "Beach, Miss Sarah",-0"Beal, Arthur","SHE"," "Beal, H.","SHE"," 5","30" "Beall, I.D.",-0- ," "Beam, Peter","MAr'," 13","3" "Beardsley, E.","BET"," 23","32" "Beardsley, E.E.","BRO"," 21","16" "Beardsley, E.E.","BRO"," 2 1 7 9 " "Beardsley, E.E.",-0- ," "Beardsley. E.E. (Residence)",-0- ," "Beardsley, F.A.","BRO"," 2I","15" "Bech, M.J.7GIL"," 31","4" "Beck, Geo.","GIL"," 3I","9" "Beck, Henry","GIL"," 3 1 7 9 " "Beck, 1.","GIL"," 31","9" "Beck, John"."GIL"," 31","9" "Beck, Jonathan"."GIL"," 3I","8" "Beck, M.J.","GIL"," 31","9" "Beck, Martin .1.",-0- ," "Becker, J.","QUr," 19","33" "Becker..1.7QUI"," 19","34" "Becker, Jeremiah",-0- ," "Beckman, John7BRO"," 2I","7" "Becks. Wm.","CAL"," 35","23" "Beckwith 0 . 7 S H E " , " 5 7 2 1 " "Beckwith, Chas."."ALG"," 27725" "Beckwith. Chas.","ALG"." 27732" "Beckwith, Mrs. Orpha"."VSH"," "Beers. C a l v i n 7 M A r, " 1 3 7 1 7 ' "Beers, E.P."."BAT"," I 5","28" "Beers, E.R.7BAT"," 15"."29" "Beers, H . H . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 7 1 7 " "Beers, J.B.","GIL"," 31","2" "Beers, M.","BUT"," 11 7 3 3 " "Beers, S.G.","GIL"," 31713" "Beers, S.G.","GIL"," 31714" "Beery, Dan'1","NOB"," 2 9 7 3 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Bekoski, M.","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 2 " "Bekoski, M.","BRO"," 21727" "Bekoski, Martin","BRO"," 2I","14" "Bekoskie, Jos.","GIR"," 9","7" "Bell, J.C.","UNI"," 7","8" "Bell, J.C.","VUC"," "Bell, John","GIR"," 9-,"5" "Bellard, T.","UN1"," 7 7 5 " "Bellard, T.F.","GIR"," 9","7" "Bellard, T.F.","GIR"," 9","8" "Bellard. Thos.","VUC"," "Bellows, H.J.","GIL"," 31","19" "Bells, S."."BRO"," 2I","19" "Beloske, Wm."."BET"," 2 3 7 1 9 " "Belote, A.J."."QUI"," 19","35" "Bender, Amanda",-0- ," "Bender, Chas.70V1"," 25","2" "Bender, Jacob","QUI"," 19","12" "Benge, H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 3 " "Benke, Mrs. A.","QUI"," I 9","2" Bennett Street","C/W''," "Bennett Street","VQU"," "Bennett's (E.G.) A d d i t i o n 7 V B R 7 "Bennett, A.J.","GIR"," 9-,-31" "Bennett, C . C . 7 M AT " , " 13","13" "Bennett, C.C.",-0- ," "Bennett, C.C.& Son",-0- ," "Bennett, C.E.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 6 " "Bennett, E . R . 7 M AT " , " 13","23" "Bennett, Effie","GIR"," "Bennett, Frank","SHE"," 5 , 3 6 " "Bennett, G.","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "Bennett, H a r v e y 7 B R O 7 2I"," "Bennett, H a r v e y 7 B R O 7 2 1 , 7 " "Bennett, Hiram7VQU"," "Bennett, J.C.7QUI"," 19","11" "Bennett, J.C."."QUI"," 19","14" "Bennett, J a m e s 7 M AT 7 13","30" "Bennett, James",-0- ," "Bennett, L.M.","BUT"," 11 7 6 " "Bennett, Mrs. J.C. Est.","COL"," 1 7 7 2 7 " "Bennett, N.'',"BET"," 2 3 7 3 6 " "Bennett, Noah","ALG"." 2 7 7 3 " "Bennett, R.","MAT"," 13","27" "Bennett, Ray",-0- ," "Bennett, Wm.","C/W"," "Benson, H.H.","GIR"," 9","5" "Benson, H.H.","G1R"," 9 7 8 " "Benton, B.& H."."MAT"," 1 3 , 2 5 " "Benton, E.W.","BET"." 23","I4" "Benton, Herbert","MAT"," 13","25" "Benton, Mrs. Olive","MAT"," 1 3 7 2 5 " "Bestow, Wm.","QUI"," 19","29" "Berlin, F.","VBR"," "Bernard, M . 7 C O L " , " 17","31" "Bernard, M.","COL"," 17","32" "Bernett, C.L.7UNI"," 7","13" "Bemett, C.L.7UNI"," 7 " , " I 4 " "Bemett, L.S.7UNI"," 7","14" "Berrien County",-0- ," "Berry Bros."."BAT7 15","23" "Berry Street7VQU"." "Berry's Addition","VQU"," "Berry, J.H.","QUI"," I 9","22" "Berry. M . V. 7 A L G " , " 27"."15" "Berry, M . V. 7 A L G " , " 27","16" "Berry. Ransom7BUT"," 11 7 2 2 " "Berry, T.& 1.7SHE"," 5 7 1 6 " "Bertram, Solon7COL"." 1 7 7 3 3 " "Bertsch, Gottlieb"."BET"," 23","I8" "Besemer, Mary","BUT7 11","11" "Bestree. A."."BAT"," 1 5 7 3 0 " "Bestree, Andrew7BAT"," 15","20" "Bethel, Village of',"BET"," 23","25" "Betts, John7CAL"," 35723" "Beull, Thos.B.","UNI"," 7 7 2 9 " "Bevier, W.M.","ALG"," "Bickford, Daniel- 0 - ," "Bickford, E.","ALG"," 27","I8" "Bickford, E.J.","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Bickford, F.N.","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Bickford, G.A.","GIR"," 9","27" "Bickford, Ira","ALG"," 27719" "Bickford, Ira","ALG"," 27720" "Bickford, J.K.","ALG"," 27718" "Bickford, J.K. Est.","ALG"," 27718" "Bickford, S.T.","ALG"," 27729" "Bickford, S.T.","ALG"," 27730" "Bickford, S.W.","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Bickford, Stephen- 0 "Bickford, W.D.","ALG"," 27","18" "Bicknell, Mrs. F.","VUC"," "Bidelman, H.N.","C/W"," "Bidelman, H.N.","COL"," 17721" "Bidelman, H.N.",-0- ," E.A.",-0- ," "Bidwell, L.","BET"," 23733" "Bidwell, S.D.","G1R"," 9 , 2 7 " "Bidwell, S.D.","GIR"," 9","28" "Bidwell, S.D.","GIR"," 9 7 7 " "Bier, Edward7ALG"," 27","I3" "Bigford, S.","BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "Biggs, A.H.","COL"," 17714" "Bignell, John","BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "Billings, D.L.","SHE"," 5 7 1 1 " "Billings, D.L.","SHE"," 5 7 1 4 " "Billings, D.L.","SHE"," 5","2" "Billings, D.L.",-0- ," Dora","MAT"," 13735" "Billings, E.M.",-0- ," "Billings, E.N.",-0- ," "Billings, Enos A.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 5 " "Billman, J.G.","CAL"," 3 5 7 11 " "Bingham & Allen- 0 - ," "Bingham Lake","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 0 " "Bingham, Amos E.","OVI"," 2 5 7 11 " "Bingham, Caroline","COL"," 17","25" "Bingham, C h a s . 0 . 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 11 " "Bingham, C h a s . 0 . 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 , 1 2 " "Bingham, Frank 0.",-0- ," "Bingham, Wm. F.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 " "Bingood, W. Est.","COL"," 17724" "Binkley, David","NOB"," 29","18" "Birch, Chas.","GIR"," 9 7 3 6 " "Birch, Wm.","SHE"," 5 , 2 5 " "Birch, Wm.","SHE"," 5 , 2 6 " "Birdsall, Tho., Co.","BUT"," 11 "."35" "Bishop, C.1.7ALG"," 27726" "Bishop, las.","GIR"," 9","8" "Bishop, Thos.","OVI"," 2 5 7 7 " "Bissel, M.A.","BUT"," 11 7 3 2 " "Biyer, John","OVI"," 25717" "Biyer, Wm.","OVI"," 25717" "Black Hawk Mill- 0 - ," "Blackman, A.7SHE"," 5 , 3 0 " "Blackman, Asahel","SHE"," 5 7 1 6 " "Blackman, E., M.D.".-0- ," "Blackman, E.A.",-0- ," "Blackman, H.C.",-0"Blacksten, Miss Susan",-0- ," "Blackwell, G.W.7BAT"," 1 5 , 4 " G.","VBR"," "Blair, M.E.","VUC"," "Blake, J.R.","UNI"," 7","5" "Blake, J.R.7UNI"," 7 7 8 " "Blanchard, D.7BRO"." 21","22" "Blass, C . 7 M AT " , " 13726" 3 "Blass, Michael","NOB"," 2 9 7 11 " "Blass, Ruth","BRO"," 21733" "Blauveit, las.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 4 " "Blazer, Era","UNI"," 7 7 1 5 " "Blazer, Peter","UNI"," 7 7 1 5 " "Blazer, Peter","UNI"," 7 7 1 6 " "Blesser, Eli","BRO"," 2I","35" "Blodget, U.",-0- ," "Blodgett, Eams","COL"," 1 7 , 9 " "Blodgett, L.","BUT"," 1 I"," "Blodgett, Laura","BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "Blodgett, Luman7BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "Blodgett, U.& Son",-0"Blogett, Miss Sarah",-0"Blosser, F.","NOB"," 2 9 7 3 " "Blosser, Isaac7NOB"," 2 9 , 3 " "Blossom Lake","SHE"," 5"."30" "Blossom, Emery","SHE"," 5","19" "Blossom, Ernery","SHE"," 5","30" "Blossom, Mary E.","SHE"," 5","23" "Blossom, Minnie","SHE"," 5 7 3 3 " "Blossom, Mrs. L.","VUC"," "Blue, Ella","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Bogardus, Henry","NOB"," 2 9 . , 1 " "Bogots, M.","BRO"," 21726" "Bogue, Chas ""BUT"," 11 , 2 8 " "Bohutz, M.","BRO"," 21","22" "Bolcomb, Nancy","BET"," 23","7" "Holey. H.F.","QUI"," 19","8" "Bolster House",-0- ," "Bolton, Abram F.",-0- ," "Bolton, Burton7BAT"," 1 5 , 8 " "Bond Street7VQU"," "Bond, G.W. Est.","SHE"," 5 7 1 8 " "Bond, Geo. Est.","SHE"," 5","6" "Bond, Geo. Est.","SHE"," 5","7" "Boney, J.R.","BAT"," 1 5 7 3 0 " "Bonney, A.R.",-0- ," "Boon, G . 0 . 7 Q U I " , " 1 9 , 2 " "Booth, A.J.7GIL"," 3 1 7 3 " "Booth, A.J.","GIL"," 3 1 7 8 " "Booth, Hannah","GIL"," 31716" "Booth, Hannah","GIL"," 3 1 : 1 7 " "Booth, Saml","GIL"," 31","8" "Boothe, Clayton","BET"," 23723" "Boothe, Ophelia7BET"." 2 3 7 2 3 " "Bordine, Abram7BAT"," 1 5 : 2 5 " "Bom, Harriet E.","BUT"," 11 " : 7 " "Born. Mrs. M.","MAT"," 13","25" "Homey, A.R.","GIL"," 3I","20" "Bosserman, L.L.","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 5 " "Bostwick, E.7C/W"," "Bostwick, E.","C/W"," "Bostwick, E.","COL"," 17","16" "Bostwick, Ezra","GIR"," 9 , 1 8 " "Bostwick, Ezra7SHE"." 5","13" "Bostwick, Ezra7UNI"," 7 , 1 8 " "Bostwick, Ezra","UNI"," 7 " : 1 9 " "Bostwick, Ezra","UNI"," 7 " : 2 7 " "Bostwick, Ezra","UNI"," 7 . 2 9 " "Bostwick, Ezra","UNI"," 7 " : 7 " "Bostwick, Ezra","UNI"," 7 " : 8 " "Bostwick, Ira"."UNI"," 7 " : 6 " "Botsford, Miss Mehitabel",-0- ," "Boughton, E.F.","BRO"," 2 I " : 1 2 " "Boughton, E.H."."CAL"," 35"."7" "Boughton, E.M.","BET"," 23":7" "Boughton, Nichols E.",-0- ," "Boughton, W.E.","BET"." 23","6" "Boughton, Warren- 0 - ." "Boyce, Clark","ALG"," 27","20" "Boyce, Clark","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 8 " "Boyce, Clark","ALG"," 27","35" "Boyce, Elmer7ALG"." 27","27" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Boyce, John"."ALG"," 2 7 , 2 7 " "Bowdish, Dan'1","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 8 " "Bowen, A.L.","QUI"," 19","25" "Bowen, E.T.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 " "Bowen, E.W.","QUI"," 19,"2" "Bowen, "Bowen, W.J.",-0- ," "Bower, Alfred","GIL"," 3I","21" "Bower, Della"."GIL"," 3 1 , 1 6 " "Bower, M.","GIL"," 3I","22" "Bower, M.A.",-0- ," "Bower, W.W.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Bowerman, E..","QUI"," I 9 , " 2 7 " "Bowerman, Granville","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 5 " "Bowerman, 1.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 7 " "Bowers, Delbert","NOB"," 29","2" "Bowers, H.H.","BUT"," 11","4" "Bowers, J.","BUT"," 11 , 1 0 " "Bowers, 1.1.","BUT"," 11 7 5 " "Bowers, J.S.","GIR"," 9 , 2 1 " "Bowers, las.","GIL"," 3I","16" "Bowers, Jas.","GIL"," 3 1 : 2 1 " "Bowers, John","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 8 " "Bowers, John","BUT"," 11":3" "Bowers, John"."BUT"," 11 , 9 " "Bowers, John H.","VGI"," "Bowers, L.W.","BAT"," 15","I4" "Bowers, Martin","OVI"," 25","3I" "Bowers, Minerva","BUT"," 11"."10" "Bowers, Minerva","BUT"," 11":'3" "Bowers, P.W.","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 0 " "Bowman, V.","BRO"," 21718" "Boyd, J.A.",-0- ," "Boyd, JA.",-0- ," "Boyd, las.E.","KIN"," 3 3 , 6 " "Boyd, las.E.","KIN"," 3 3 7 7 " "Boyer, A.1.","MAT"," 1 3 , 7 " "Boyer, A.J.","UNI"," 7":'5" "Boyer, A.J.","VUC"," "Boyer, Andrew"NOB"," 29","4" "Boyer, Andrew","NOB"," 29","8" "Boyer, Benj.",4NOB"," 2 9 , 2 2 " "Boyton, S.W.","QUI"," 19720" "Boyton, S.W."."QUI"," 1 9 : 2 9 " "Brace, Mr.",-0- ," "Brackett, A.E."."C/W"," "Brackett, A.E.","C/W"," "Bradley, Albert","KIN"," 3 3 7 7 " "Bradley, Erastus","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 5 " "Bradley, Erastus","ALG"," 2 7 : 3 6 " "Bradley, John- 0 - ," "Bradley, Judson","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 9 " "Bradley, Judson","KIN"," 3 3 : 2 0 " "Bradley, L.D.","ALG"," 27","25" "Bradley, M.H.","C/W"." "Bradley, Sereno","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 5 " "Bradway, Chas.","BET"." 2 3 , 1 0 " "Bradway, Chas.","BET"," 23":9" "Brainard & Perry",-0- ," "Brainard, C.E ","ALG"," 27","27" "Brainard, C.E.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 8 " "Brainard, "Brainard, S.G.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 8 " "Brainard, S.G.","ALG"," 2 7 : 3 3 " "Braman, Briggs","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 1 " "Braman, Chas.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 7 " "Braman, S.V.","ALG"." 2 7 : 2 8 " "Braman, Stephen V.",-0- ." "Branch Co. Save & Loan "Branch Co.Bar.Asso. Members",-0- ," "Branch County- 0 - ," "Branch County Gazette",-0- ," "Branch County Savings Bank- 0 - ," "Branch County Savings Bank",-0- ," "Branch County Savings Bank",-0- ," "Branch County Savings Bank",-0- ," "Branch, J.B.",-0- ," "Branch, J.B.& Co.",-0- ," "Branch, "Branch, Village o r, -o"Brandenburg, John","NOB"," 29","I9" "Branhart, Frank","UNI"," 7","34" "Branker, Chas.","UNI"," 7","27" "Branker, Daniel","UNI"," 7","26" "Branker, E.","UNI"," 7","34" "Branker, E.","UNI"," "Branker, John","UN1"," 7 " : 3 4 " "Branyan, Eliza","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 8 " "Bray, Amos Est.","ALG"," 27","15" "Bray, Byron","UNI"," 7","I9" "Bray, Byron","UNI"," 7","30" "Bray, Byron W.","UNI"," 7 , 2 0 " "Braylon, Johrf","ALG"," 27","22" "Brayton, C.S.","COL"," 1 7 : 2 4 " "Breeder & Burr",-0- ," "Brehm, John","GIL"," 3 I " : 2 4 " "Brehm, John","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 9 " "Brehm, John H.",-0- ," "Breninger, A B U T " , " 11","24" "Brenneman, A.","COL"," "Brenneman, A.","COL"," 1 7 : 3 I" "Brest, Franklin","COL"," 17","8" "Brest, Franklin 0.","COL"," 17","7" "Brewster, Geo.","GIR"," 9 " : 1 8 " "Brewster, Geo.","GIR''," 9 " : 1 9 " "Brewster, Geo.","GIR"," 9 " : 7 " "Brickley, J.C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 4 " "Brigades- 0 - ," "Briggs, E.B.","QUI"," 1 9 : 1 5 " "Briggs, L.L. Est.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 2 " "Briggs, L.L. Est.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 3 " "Briggs, L i . Est.","QUI"," 19726" "Briggs, Taylor","VQU"," "Brink. F.C.& M.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Brink, Jos.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 3 " "Brinkley, J.C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 4 " "Bristol, E.C.","BRO"," 2 I " : 2 1 " "Briton, A.N.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 3 " "Broadhead Family","COL"," 17","I8" "Broadway","VUC"," "Broadway","VUC"," "Brocklebank, Harriet","GIL"." 3 I " : 3 " "Brodrick, John","ALG"," 27","17" "Brodt, Wm ","KIN"," 33":1" "Bronklebonk, W.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 1 " "Bronson",-0- ," "Bronson Prairie",-0- ," "Bronson,","BRO"," 21","1 I "Bronson, H.","BET"," 23726" "Bronson,J.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 6 " "Bronson, Jabez "Jabe",-0- ," "Bronson, Village or,"BRO"." 2 1 : 11 " "Bronson, Village or,"BRO"." 2I","12" "Bronson, Wm.","BET"," 23726" "Brook, Fred","BET"," 23717" "Brook, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 0 " "Brook, Thos."."BET"," 23":21" "Brooks, C.E.","UNI"," 7","I4" "Brooks, C.H.","GIL"," 31":1" "Brooks, C.H.","GIL"," 3 I " : 1 2 " "Brooks, C.W.& L.R.","COL"," "Brooks, C.W.& L.R.","COL"," 17","7" "Brooks, C.W.& L.R.","UNI"," 7 7 3 6 " "Brooks, Chauncy H.",-0"Brooks, Emer. E U N I " , " 7 , 2 3 " "Brooks, H.","BRO"," 2 I 2 7 " "Brooks, 1-1.","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 9 " 4 "Brooks, H Esi ","NOB"," 29,"4" "Brooks, Ilenry","BRO"," 21`,"27' "Brooks, Henry",-0- "74"4J "Brooks, L II ","NOB"," "Brooks, M " , " U N I " , " 7","22" "Brooks, Mrs I T.","UNI"," "Brooks, R ","BAT"," "Brooks, Roben","GIR"," 9","29" "Brooks, Robt.","61R"," 9","32" "Brooks, W.","BRO"," 2I","19" "Brooks, Wm.","BRO"," 2I","19" "Broil, Chas.","OVI"," "Broughton "Broughton, E.H.","CAL"," "Brow, L.","QUI"," "Brower, W.H.","BAT'," "Brown & Burrows",-0- ," "Brown & "Brown & Shoccroft","COL"," "Brown & Thompson","GIL"," 3I","5" "Brown Street","VQU"," "Brown's Hotel","VUC"," "Brown, A.","GIL"," 3 I","3" "Brown, A.A.","GIL"," 3I","11" "Brown, A.A.","GIL"," 31","14" "Brown, A.A.",-0- ," "Brown, A .1.","BUT"," I 1","13" "Brown, A.R.","C/W"," "Brown, A.R.",-0- ." "Brown, A.R.& Co.",-0- ," "Brown, A.W.","C/W"," "Brown, Ahaz W.","OVI"," 25","4" "Brown, C.D.","KIN"," 33","3" "Brown, Chandler","GIL"," 3I","13" "Brown, Charles D.".-O-," "Brown, D.T.","OVI"," 2 5 7 2 9 " "Brown, E.J.","KIN"," 33","3" "Brown, Geo.W.","UNr," 7","3" "Brown, H.","CAL"," 35","9" "Brown, J.H.","COL"," 17","23" "Brown, Jas.T.","BUT'," 11 7 4 " "Brown, Jerry","GIL"," 31","10" "Brown, Judson","COL"," "Brown, Judson","OVI"," 25","4" "Brown, L."."OVI"," 2 5 , 3 5 " "Brown, Luther","BET"," 23","34" "Brown, M. W.","BAT"," "Brown, Miss Mary",-0- ," "Brown, Mr",-0- ." "Brown, Theo",-0- ." "Brown, Verbia",-0"Brown, Wesley","ALG"," 27","3I" "Brown, Wesley","ALG"," 27","32" "Brown, Wesley","CAL"," 35","6" "Brovimell. Z.W.","MAT'," 13",20" "Bruell, D.D.","UNI"," 7","30" "Brunel], M.","BET"," 23","19" "Brunswick Hotel","C/W"," "Brunswick Hotel","C/W"." "Bruso. M."."VUC"," "Buchanan Street"."VBR"," "Buck, A.E.","COL"," 17","19" "Buck. Asaph"."OVI"," "Buck, P.A.","BET"," "Buck, P.A.","BET"," "Buck, P.A.","BET"," "Buck, P.A.'',"BET"," "Buck, P.A."."BET"," "Buck, Perry & Bertha","OVI"," 25'7'19" "Buckley, Mrs. Jas.H. Est.","CrW"." "Bucklin, W.","BET"," "Buell & Paddock","VUC"," "Buell, B.","BET'," "Buell, Benj"."BAT"," �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN - 1894 "Buell, D.D.","UNI"." 7","30" "Buell, Geo.W.","SHE"," 5","25" "Buell. Ira B.","UN1"," 7","18" "Buell, Ira B.","UNI"," 7"," "Buell. Ira B.","UNI"," 7","20" "Buell, M.F.","UN1"," 7","10" "Buell, Thos.B.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 2 " "Buell, Thos.B.","UNI"," 7","3 I "BufTham, H.F."."BAT"," 15","34" "Buffham, M. Est.","BET"," 2 3 7 11 " "Buffman, H.F.","BAT"," 15","26" "Buffum, B y r o n 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 , 7 " "Bugbbee Est.","ALG"," "Buggie. J.H.& Co.",-0- ," "Bullmon, Mrs."."MAT"," 1 3 , 3 5 " "Bullock, Alexander","VQU"," "Bullock, Parmelia","BAT"," 15","10" "Bunker, G.B.","QUI"," 19","25" "Bunker, R.L.7BET"," 23","2" "Burbank, A.R."."BUT"," 11 7 1 6 " "Burbank, D.L."."BUT"," 11 7 1 5 " "Burbank, D.L."."BUT"," 11","16" "Burcaw, Miss Sarah E.",-0- ," "Burch, A . 7 C / W " , " "Burch, A . L . 7 B AT " . " 15","16" "Burch, Ad.","BAT"," 1 5 7 1 5 " "Burch, Ad.& Austin","BAT"," 15","16" "Burch, A u s t i n 7 B AT " , " 15","15" "Burch, Austin","BAT"," 1 5 7 1 6 " "Burch. G.7BET"," 23","I3" "Burch, Geo.W.","OVI"," 25","14" "Burch, H.","ALG"," 27","3I" "Burch, Lee & V e m e 7 B A T 7 15","21" "Burch, Lynn","BAT"," 15","10" "Burch, Pitt'',"GIL"," 3I","4" "Burch, S.","BAT"," 15","29" "Burdick, A . C . 7 C / W 7 39",-0"Burdick, A . C . 7 K I N " , " 3 3 7 2 1 " "Burdick, Jas.","COL"," 17","36" "Burdick, M.C.","COL"," 17","22" "Burdick, Miss Mary A.".-0- ," "Burgdorff, Albert",''BAT"," 15","29" "Burgdorff, Fred","BAT"," 15","29" "Burgduff, N.7BET"," 2 3 7 11 " "Burgers, John","COL"," 1 7 7 1 2 " "Burgess. Lewis","NOB"," 29"."1" "Burgess, Lewis","NOB"," 2 9 7 2 " "Burgian. P e t e r 7 B U T 7 11 , 1 6 " "Burk, Jas.A.7BAT"," I 5","27" "Burk, John","KIN"," 3 3 7 1 7 " "Burk. John","KIN"," 33","18" "Burk, John Est.","COL"," 1 7 7 1 " "Burk, L . 7 0 V 1 7 25","32" "Burk, Lewis7OVI"," 25","33" "Burk, Marie","BRO"," 2I","5" "Burk, Peter7KIN"," 3 3 7 1 7 " "Burk, Peter","KIN"," 3 3 7 8 " "Burk, Watson","GIL"," 3 1 7 1 3 " "Burk,John","KIN"," 33","8" "Burke, las.","BAT"," 15","34' "Burleson, H.","BUT"," 11 7 2 7 " "Burleson, M . 7 C O L " , " 17","33" "Burlew,1.1.7ALG"," 27","24" "Burlingham, F. D . 7 A L G " , " 27","27" "Burlison, Louisa"."BET"," 23","2" "Burmison, Sophia'',"ALG"." 2 7 7 3 4 " "Burnell, C.L.","UNI"," 7","24" "Bunten, C.L.","UNI"," 7","13" "Burnett, L.S.","UNI"," 7","13" "Burnett. Mn. 0.","UNI"," 7","14" "Burnham, S.A.","MAT"," 13"."29" "Burns, Francts","C/W7 "Bums. H.S.7BUT"." I I ","13" "Bums. J ",-Q1Jr," 19"," I 1" "Bums, 1.7QUI"," 1 9 , 1 4 ' "Bums, John","UNI"." 7 " , " I 2 " "Bums, Matthew","UN1"," 7 , 2 5 " "Burnside, Sarah","NOB"," 2 9 , 9 " "Bumson, John","CAL"," 35","2" "Bumson, John","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Bumstein, H.","VUC"," "Burrdick, F.L.",-0- ," "Burnt!, Aaron","BAT"," 15721" "Burritt, John7COL"," I 7","30" "Burritt, N . 0 . 7 B AT ' , " 15","28" "Burrows, A.R.",-0- ," "Bush, .1.1.7BUT"," 11 7 1 9 " "Bush,1.1.7BUT"," 11 7 3 0 " "Bush, 1.1.7GIR"," 9 , 2 4 " "Bush, J.J., Cheese Factory",''GIR"," 9 7 2 4 " "Bush, Wm.H.7QUI"." 19726" "Bushnell, A.G.","NOB"," 29","11" "Bushnell, E.B.","NOB"," 29712" "Bushnell, E.B.","NOB"," 29713" "Bushnell, Wm.","BRO"," 21","16" "Bushnell, Wm.","BRO"," 2I","21" "Bushnell, Wm.","BRO"," 21","21" "Bushong, Daniel","SHE"," "Busley, Crooker","BUT"," 11","11" "Bussing, Oliver","OVI"," 25","21" "Bussing, O l i v e r 7 0 V 1 7 25","22" "Butcher, 1-1.7BET7 23","12" "Butcher, Harriet","BET"," 23","1" "Butcher, 1.7BET"." 23","11" "Butcher, Isaac","BET"," 23","I2" "Butler Post O f f i c e 7 V H E 7 "Butler Township",-0- ," "Butler, Village of',"BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "Butler, Village of',"BUT"," 11","2" "Button, J.F.","BAT"," 1 5 7 9 " "Butts, Anna","BUT"," 11 7 7 " "Butts, Miss Alice",-0- ," "Buys, Ed.J.","BAT"," 15734" "Buys, R . 7 B AT " , " 15","33" "Byard, D.D.7BUT"," 11 7 9 " "Byers, H.","BET"," 23732" "Cady, J.B.","C/W"," "Cady, J.B.","C/W"," "Cain, Thomas","UNI"," 7 7 2 7 " "Cain, Thos.","UNI"," 7 , 2 8 " "Caldwell, G.H.","ALG"," 27732" "Caldwell, S.","VQU"," "Caldwell, U.B.","ALG"," 27"," I 0" "Caldwell, U.B.","ALG"," 27"."15" "Calett, Robt.","BET"." 2 3 , 3 0 " "Caley, C.C.7QUI"," 1 9 , 6 " "Caley, C.C.",-0- ," "Calhoun County",-0- ," "Calhoun, Byron","NOB"," 29","8" "Calhoun, Chas.","NOB"," 29","12" "Calhoun, Chas.","NOB"," 29","13" "Calhoun, Eliza","NOB"," 29","I" "Calhoun, M.7BRO"." 2I","35" "Calhoun, Merit C.",-0- ," "California P.O ","CAL"," 3 5 7 3 " "California Township",-0- ." 70".O. "California. Village of',"CAL"," 3 5 7 3 " "California, Village or."CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Calkins & Company",-0- ." "Calkins & Company",-0- ," "Calkins, B.H.",-0- ," "Calkins, B.H.& Co.","C/W"," "Calkins, C.W.","GRI"," 9","30" "Calkins, F.F.","UNI"," 7","36" "Calkins, G.A.","NOB"," 29","24" "Calkins, M.M.".-0- ." "Calkins, Richard","GIL"." 3I","7" 5 "Calkins, Richard",''NOB"," 29","I2" "Calkins, Sam'l P.","GIL"," 31","6" "Camp Est.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 3 " "Camp, A.E.7ALG"," 2 7 7 2 2 " "Camp, E.L.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 3 " "Camp, Edwin L.",-0- ," "Camp, Frances","ALG"," 27","22" "Camp, Isaac",-0- ," "Campbell & Johnson",-0- ," "Campbell & Newberry",-0- ," "Campbell, J.D.","QUI"," 1 9 " 5 " "Campbell, las.","BAT"," 15","I2" "Campbell, las.","BAT"," 15","I3" "Campbell, Jas.","BAT"," 1 5 . 2 4 " "Campbell, Judge",-0- ," "Campbell, M.D.","BUT"," 11 7 2 7 " "Campbell, M.D.","BUT"," 11","34" "Campbell, Milo D.",-0- ," "Campbell, Milo 0.",-0- ," "Campbell, Milo D.",-0- ." "Campbell, Milo "Canfield, Chas.","CAL"," "Cant eld, Chel.","BET"," 2 3 7 1 9 " "Canfield, Chet.","BET"," "Canfield, Chet. "Canfield, Sarah","NOB"," "Canrike, B.F.","COL"," 17","28" "Canrike, G.","VUC"," "Canrike, G.","VUC"," "Canrike, Geo.E.","UNI"," 7","6" "Canrike,J.W.","COL"," 1 7 7 2 6 " "Card, Chas.","BET"," 2 3 7 1 3 " "Card, Dan'17BET"," 2 3 7 1 " "Card, Daniel","BET"," 23","11" "Card, Gibson","BET"," 2 3 7 1 3 " "Card, Hiram","BET"," 2 3 7 1 3 " "Card, Hiram","OVI"," 25","19" "Card, las.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 " "Card, W.S.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 2 " "Card, Willlard","BET"," 2 3 , 1 3 " "Card,Wm.","BET"," 2 3 7 3 " "Carey, Daniel","BUT"," 11 7 2 6 " "Carey, F.J.","QUI"," I 9 , " 2 5 " "Carl, Milton","NOB"," 29","3" "Carle, H.E.7G1R"," 9 , 1 1 " "Carle, H.E."."GIR"," 9 7 1 4 " "Carle, H.E.","VGI"." "Carlton, John","CAL"," 3 5 7 11 " "Canner, P.O ""BET"," 23","2" "Carnes, R.","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Carp. Sh.","GIL"," 3I","10" "Carpenter, A .","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 " "Carpenter, A.","GIL"," 3I","14" "Carpenter, C.N.","GIL"," 31","10" "Carpenter, E.L.","COL"," 17","30" "Carpenter, Geo.","BET"," 23729" "Carpenter, Geo.","BRO"," 2I","21" "Carpenter. H.T.","UNI"," 7","2" "Carpenter, L.J.","GIL"," 3I","1" "Carpenter, L.J.","GIL"," 3 1 7 11 " "Carpenter, L.J.7GIL"," 31712" "Carpenter, Miss Juliette H.",-0- ," "Carpenter, S.A."."GIR"," 9","2" "Carpenter, S.A."."QUI"," 1 9 . 2 8 " "Carpenter, Sarah F U N I " , " 7 7 6 " "Carpenter, T.J.","GIL"," 31","I" "Carpenter. T.J.","CilL"." 31',"2' "Carpernter, C N.","GIL"," 31","14" "Can., las.","UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Can., Jas.","UNI"," 7","8" "Carr, John","UN1"," 7","24" "Carrithers, las.","ALG"," 27","29" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Carrithers, Kate","CAL"," 3 5 , 8 " "Carrithers, Kate","CAL"," 3 5 , 9 " "Carrithers, Mary","CAL"," 35","I7" "Carrithers, S.B.","CAL"," 35","21" "Carroll Street","C/W"," "Carroll, John","SHE"," 5 7 1 8 " "Carroll, John","SHE"," 5","7" "Carson, J.C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 5 " "Carswell, Edward","SHE"," 5 , 2 7 " "Carter, C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 6 " "Carter, Geo.","BET"," 23," "Carter, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 , 1 8 " "Carter, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 7 7 " "Carter, Herry","BET"," 23","I5" "Carter, J . A M A T " , " 1 3 , 2 3 " "Carter, J.A.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 4 " "Carter, John N. Est.","BAT"," 15731" "Carter, Phillip","ALG"," 27","I5" "Carter, W.H.& Son","BET"," 2 3 , 3 6 " "Carter, Wm.","GIL"," 31","1" "Carter, Wm.","GIL"," 3 1 7 2 " "Carter, Wm.","GIR"," 9","5" "Cartwright Bros.","ALG"," 27","35" "Cary Lake","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 4 " "Cary Lake","BET"," 2 3 , 3 " "Case, Byron","KIN"," 3 3 , " "Case, Edmund","UNI"," 7 , 3 1 " "Case, Elbert","BAT"," I 5","8" "Case, Frank","BET''," 23726" "Case, Hannah","OVI"," 2 5 , 9 " "Case, Henry","UNI"," 7 7 3 2 " "Case, Mrs. Est.","KIN"," 3 3 , 3 " "Case, Willies","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Case, Wm ""KIN"," 33","20" "Case, Wm.","KIN"," 33","2I" "Casey, V.G.","BUT"," 11 7 1 4 " "Casineric,","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 4 " "Cass County",-0- ," "Cass, Ira A.","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Castle, W.H.","MAT"," 1 3 7 4 " "Castler, A.","UNI"," 7 , 3 6 " "Caswell, C.G.","QU1"," 1 9 , 1 5 " "Caswell, C.G.","QU1"," 1 9 , 2 2 " "Catholic Church","C/W"," "Catholic Church","C/W"," "Catholic Church","VBR"," "Candi, Henry","NOB"," 2 9 , " I "Cattell, John","NOB"," 29","1" "Cattell, John","NOB"," 2 9 7 11 " "Cauchey, F.T.",-0- ," "Cavanaugh, F.","BRO"," 2 1 7 4 " "Cawkins, Catherine",-0- ," "Ceder Point","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 3 " "Centerville",-0- ," "Central Street",''C/W"," "Central Street","VGI"," "Cerrow & Locke","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Cerrow, Mrs. F.","BUT"," 11","11" "Cerrow, Mrs. F.","BUT"," 11 7 1 4 " "Chaffee, R.","UNI"," 7","6" "Chale, W.H.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 0 " "Chamberlain, W.G.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 0 " "Chamberlain, W.G.",-0- ," "Champion & Champion",-0- ," "Champion, Charles U.",-0- ," "Champion, Charles U.",-0- ," "Champion, J.R.","GIR"," 9 , 3 6 " "Champion, John R.",-0- ," "Champion, John R.",-0- ," "Chancey, A.J.","G1R"," 9 , 2 7 " "Chancey, M.E. Est.","GIR"," 9 , 2 1 " "Chancey, M.E. Est.","GIR"," 9 , 2 2 " "Chandler, R.G.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 7 " "Chandler, R.G.",-0- ," "Chapman, A.","MAT"," 13","25" "Chapman, Adelberr,"CAL"," 35","3" "Chapman, D.O.","GIL"," 31","I I" "Chapman, "Chapman, Wm.","UNI"," 7","35" "Charles Avenue","VGI"," "Charles Street","C/W"," "Charlotte Street","VUC"," "Chase, Bishop",-0- ," "Chase, Chas.","BUT"," I 1","2 I" "Chase, E.","QUI"," 1 9 , 4 " "Chase, H.A.","QUI"," 1 9 7 5 " "Chase, Harvey","BUT"," I I","35" "Chase, J.G.","ALG"," 27712" "Chase, M.L.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 0 " "Chase, M.L.","BAT"," 15","3" "Chase, Mr. Sam'1",-0- ," "Chase, Sarah E.","BAT"," I 5","6" "Chase, William H.",-0- ," "Chase, Wm. Est.","KIN"," 3 3 7 5 " "Chase, Wm.H.","KIN"," 33","13" "Chase, Wm.H.","KIN"," 33","14" "Chauncey, Dr. M.E. Est.","VGI"," "Chauncy, Chas.","VGI"," "Chauncy, Mary","BUT"," I 1","17" "Cheeney, J.H.","COL"," 17713" "Cheeney, J.H.","COL"," 17","14" "Cheeney, John","COL"," I I " 1 7 " , "Cheney, Alfred","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 7 " "Cheney, Mary",-0- ," "Cheney, Merrill V.","K1N"," 3 3 7 3 " "Cheney, Miss Alice",-0- ," "Cheney, Reuben",-0- ," "Cherdavoine, A.","GIR"," 9..,17" "Cherdavoine, Robt.","GIR"," 9 , " I 7 " "Cherdavoine, Robt.","G1R"," 9","18" "Cherdevoine, E.","UNI"," 7 7 1 2 " "Cherdevoine, E.","UNI"," 7","13" "Chesly, Thos.","NOB"," 29718" "Chesty, Thos.","NOB"," 29","19" "Chestnut, Margaret","CAL"," 35713" "Chestnut, Samr,"CAL"," 3 5 , 11 " "Chicago",-0- ," "Chicago Road- 0 - ," "Chicago Road",-0- ," 7 0 - 0 . "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","C/W"," "Chicago Street","VBR"," 61 "Chicago Street","VQU"," "Chicago Street","VQU"," "Chickering, W.H.","GIR"," 9","35" "Chiesman, W.B.",-0- ," "Chiminskr,"SHE"," 5","25" "Chivers, Emma F.",-0- ," "Chivers, Geo.","COL"," 1 7 7 9 " "Chivis, .1.","VUC"," "Church Street","C/W"." "Church Street","VQU"," "Church, E.B.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 6 " "Church, E.B.","QUI"," 1 9 , 9 " "Church, E.B.","VQU"," "Church, P.H.","KIN"," 3 3 , 2 3 " "Church, U.B.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Church, U.P.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 8 " "Church, U.P.","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Ciderwin,","BUT"," I 1","9" "Clalcr, I.","MAT"," 1 3 7 5 " "Clanders, C.","BRO"," 21","35" 6 "Clark & Nichols Addition","C/W"," "Clark Bros ","ALG"," 27,"21* 'Clark "Clark Huuse",-0- ," "(lark Street","C/W"," "Clark Street","VUC"," "Clark, Alvah","COL"," 17","27" "Clark, Barney","CAL"," 35"."5" "Clark, David M "Clark, ED.","BRO"," 2I","10" "Clark, E.R.","BAT"," 15","23" "Clark, E.R.","BAT"," 15","24" "Clark, E.R.","C/W"," "Clark, E.R.","C/ "Clark, E.R.","OVI"," 25"," "Clark, E , " "Clark, Edson","ALG"," 27",22" "Clark, G.W.","BET"," 23","I8" "Clark, G.W.","COL"," 17","27" "Clark, H.C.","C/W"," "Clark, liattie","BRO"," 21","23" "Clark, Henry C.",-0- ," "Clark, 3.","ALG"," 27","22" "Clark, J. Est.","CAL"," 35","9" "Clark, Jennie","C/W"," "Clark, Jerome","ALG"," 27","26" "Clark, Joshua No.","OVI"," 25","6" "Clark, L.D.","BRO"," 21","15" "Clark, Leon","ALG"," 27722" "Clark, Loami","ALG"," 27","22" "Clark, Milo",-0- ," "Clark, Miss "Clark, Mrs. H.C.","C/W"," "Clark, Mrs. H.C.","COL"," 17","21" "Clark, 0.B.",-0- ," "Clark, Oliver","BET"," 23","36" "Clark, Timothy","KIN"," 33","6" "Clark, Timothy","KIN"," 33","7" "Clarke, E.R.",-0- ," "Clarke, E.R.& "Clarke, Morris G.",-0- ," "Clarke, Ralph E.",-0- .," "Clay Street","C/W"," "Clay Street","C/W"," "Clay Street","C/W"," "Clay Street","VSH"," "Clay, E.","VUC"," "Clay, E.E.","VUC"," "Clay, Mrs. F.","VUC"," "Clearwater, A.","UNI"," 7","22" "Clement, C.","GIR"," 9","25" "Clement, C.","GIR"," 9","26" "Clement, C."."GIR"," 9","27" "Clement, C.","GIR"," 9","35" "Clement, J.H.","GIR"," 9","35" "Clessner, A.S.","BUT"," 11","16" "Cleveland, A.A.","CAL"," 35","4" "Cleveland, G.W.","BAT"." 15"."3" "Cleveland. Mary","BUT"," I1","20" "Cleveland, Mrs. E.","C/W"," "Clifford, Frank'',"UNI"," 7","16" "Clifford, J.R.","UNI"," 7","14" "Clifford, Wm.","UN1"," 7"."32" "Cline, A.","VUC"," "Cline, J.L.","UNI"," 7","18" "Cline, J.L.",-0- ," "Cline, S.A."."SHE"," 5"."33" "Clinesmith, N.","CAL"." 35","10" "Clink, Geo.","GIL"," 31","14" "Clinton Avenue","C/W"," "Clinton, Mrs. Ira"."CfW"," "Clipfell. Philip .1.","SHE"," 5 " , 3 1 " "Clizbe. Dr.",-0- ," "Clizbe. Dr. Stephen H.",-0- ," �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Clizbe, Gilbert","BUT"," 11 , 2 7 " "Clizbe, Gilbert","BUT"," 11","33" "Clizbe. Gilbert",-0- ," "Clizbe, Hiram",-0- ." "Clizbe, Jos.","VQU"," "Clizbe, S.H.","GIR"," 9 , 1 0 " "Clizbe, S.H.","G1R"," 9","9" "Clouse, Daniel","BRO"," 21","22" "Clum, Ed.R.","OVI"," 25","11" "Clyzbe, S.H.".-0- ," "Cochenspargen, M.","BRO"," 2I","34" "Cochenspargen, M.","BRO"," 2I","35" "Cochenspargen, P.","BRO"," 21","35" "Coddington, A.","VUC"," "Coddington, F.M.",''MAT"," 13"."I5" "Coddington, R.P.","UNI"," 7","3" "Coddington, Salena","VSH"," "Coe & Upson",-0- ," "Coe, George A., Lt.Gov.",-0- ," "Coe, Hon. George A.",-0- ," "Coffman, L.","ALG"." 27","6" "Coffman, Lancaster","ALG"," 27","7" "Coffman, Lancaster,"OVI"," 25","I2" "Coffman, R.","QUI"," 19","31" "Coffman, R.& I.","COL"," 17","36" "Cogan, A.","VBR"," "Cogan, P.","QUI"," 19","29" "Cogan, Peter".-O- ," "Coldwater Cigar Box Factory",-0- ," "Coldwater High School","C/W"," "Coldwater Lake","C/W"," "Coldwater Lake","C/W"," "Coldwater Lake","C/W"," "Coldwater Lake","KIN"," 3 3 7 2 " "Coldwater Lake","KIN"," 3 3 , 3 " "Coldwater Lake","OVI"," 25","22" "Coldwater Lake","OVI"," 25","26" "Coldwater Lake","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 7 " "Coldwater Lake","OVI"," 25","34" "Coldwater Lake","OVI"," 25","35" "Coldwater Lake Beach","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 5 " "Coldwater Marble& Granite Wrks",-0- ," "Coldwater National Bank",-O-," "Coldwater National Bank",-0- ," "Coldwater National Bank",-0- ," "Coldwater National Bank",-0- ," "Coldwater National Bank",-0- ," "Coldwater Observer",-0- ," "Coldwater Oil Stove Co.",-0- ," "Coldwater Republican",-0- ," "Coldwater River","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 5 " "Coldwater River","BRO"," 2I","26" "Coldwater River","BRO"," 2I","28" "Coldwater River","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 9 " "Coldwater River,"C/W"," "Coldwater River","C/W"," "Coldwater River,"C/W"," "Coldwater River","CfW"," "Coldwater River","COL"," 17","24" "Coldwater River","COL"," 17","25" "Coldwater River","COL"," 17","26" "Coldwater River","GIR"," 9","29" "Coldwater River,"GIR"," 9"."30" "Coldwater River,"OVI"," 25","I6" "Coldwater River,"OVI"," 25"."27" "Coldwater River","QUI"." 19","19" "Coldwater River","QUI"," 19","20" "Coldwater River"."QUI"," 19","29" "Coldwater River,"UNI"," 7","10" "Coldwater River","UNI"," 7","15" "Coldwater River","UNI"," 7","22" "Coldwater River"."UNI"," 7","23" "Coldwater River"."UNI"," 7","24" "Coldwater River,"UNI"," 7","25" "Coldwater River","UNI"," 7","4" "Coldwater River","UNI"," 7","9" "Coldwater River","VUC"," "Coldwater River",-0- ," "Coldwater River",-0- ," "Coldwater River Dam","VUC"," "Coldwater River, Branch","COL"," 17","30" "Coldwater River, Branch","COL"," 1 7 , 3 1 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 25721" "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 , 6 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 , 6 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 , 7 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 , 7 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 , 8 " "Coldwater River, Branch","OVI"," 2 5 7 9 " "Coldwater Star",-0- ," "Coldwater Street","VUC"," "Coldwater Sun",-0- ," "Coldwater Township",-0- ," "Coldwater, City or,"COL"," 17715" "Coldwater, City or,"COL"," 17","16" "Coldwater, City of',"COL"," 17","I7" "Coldwater, City of',"COL"," 1r,..21" "Coldwater, City of',"COL"," 17","22" "Coldwater, First Building",-0- ," "Coldwater, First Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Fourth Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Fourth Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Outline Plan or,"C/W"," "Coldwater, Second Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Second Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Third Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Third Ward","C/W"," "Coldwater, Village of",-0- ," "Cole Street","VQU"," "Cole, Adelbert"."BET"," 2 3 , 1 3 " "Cole, Almona","BET"," 2 3 , 1 3 " "Cole, Amos","SHE"," 5","1" "Cole, Geo.","OVI"," 25","19" "Cole, Geo.","OVI"," 25","20" "Cole, Geo.","OVI"," 25730" "Cole, Geo.F.","GIL"," 31","13" "Cole, Geo.F.","GIL"," 31714" "Cole, Griffin","GIL"," "Cole, H.","VUC"," "Cole, H.L.& N.A.","SHE"," 5 7 2 " "Cole, John","OVI"," 25","32" "Cole, John W.","COL"," 17717" "Cole, John W.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 0 " "Cole, Lewis","OVI"," 2 5 , 6 " "Cole, N.","COL"," 17","19" "Cole, NE " " B AT " , " 1 5 . 2 5 " "Cole. N.E.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 6 " "Cole, N E ","COL"," 1 7 , 3 0 " "Colepetser, R.","MAT"," 13734" "Coles, B.F.","ALG"," 27","36" "Colfax Avenue","VQU"." "Colfax Streer,"VSH"," "College","VSH"," "College Street","VSH"," "Collins, Jackson"."BAT"," 1 5 , 3 " "Collins, Jos.G.","SHE"." 5 , 2 3 " "Collins, N.P ","VIJC"," "Collins, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 3 " "Colman. B.N ","OVI"," 2 5 . 1 6 " "C'olman, Emma- 0 - , " "Colman. Geo.","BUT"," 11"."2" "Colman, George- 0 - ." "Colman, Odelia",-0- ," "Colman, R ","OVI"," 25"."7" "Colman. Reuben","OVI"," 25"."8" "Colvin, Ezra","ALG"," 27"."20" "Colvin. Oliver D.",-0- ." 7 "Corn. Liv.& Sales Stables",-0- ," "Commercial Hotel","VQU''," "Compton Street","VBR"," "Compton, W.H., Pros. Att'y",-0- ," "Compton. William H.",-0- ," "Compton, Wm.H., Pros. Att'y",-0- ," "Conely, C.C.","QU1"," 19","4" "Congregational Church","KIN"," 3 3 , 9 " "Congregational Church","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 4 " "Congregational C'hurch","VBR"," "Congregational Church","VUC"," "Conklin, Fred","OVI"," 25","16" "Conklin, Geo.","COL"," 17712" "Conklin, James D.",-0- ," "Conklin, las.D.","KIN"," 3 3 , 8 " "Conklin, las.D.","KIN"," 33","9" "Conklin, Mrs. Jos.","C/W"," "Conn, C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 1 " "Conn, Charles B.",-0- ," "Conn, Geo.","MAT"," 13","I6" "Conn, Mary E.",-0- ," "Connant, Sarah","KIN"," 33","12" "Connett, M.","KIN"," 33","18" "Conover Streer,"C/W"," "Contz, E.R. Rose","BUT"," 11","3" "Convin, Miss Sarah "Cook, E.","COL"," 17","9" "Cook, G.B.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 7 " "Cook, Mary","BUT"," 11",18" "Cook, Mory Est.","GIR"," 9 , " 1 2 " "Cook, T.H.","BUT"," 11","33" "Cook, Z. Est.","GIR"," 9 , " 1 3 " "Cooks Lake","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 2 " "Cooks Lake","BAT"," 15","27" "Cooley, A.W.","BAT"," 15712" "Cooley, A .W.","BAT"," 15","13" "Cooley, B.N.","COL"," 17","I7" "Cooley, B.N.","COL"," 1 7 . 1 8 " "Cooley, B.N.","COL"," 17","7" "Cooley, B.N.","COL"," 1 7 , 8 " "Cooley, Daniel Est.","COL"," 17","29" "Cooley, Ella I.","BET"," 23","7" "Cooley, Ella I.","BET"," 2 3 , 8 " "Cooley, Ella .1.","C/W"," 43"4,. "Cooley. Wilson 1.",-0- ," "Coombs, Clara","BET"." 2 3 , 3 " "Coombs, W.A.","C/W"," "Coombs, W.A.","C/W"," "Coombs, W.A , " "Coombs, W.A.",-0- ," "Coombs, W.A. "Coombs, William A.",-0- ," "Coon, "Cooper Schoor,"GIR"," 9 " , " I 3 " "Cooper Sh.","C/W"," "Cooperage Works","C/W"," "Copeland, A .G.","MAT"," 1 3 . 2 1 " "Copeland, P.E.","MAT"," 13","22" "Copland, A.","CAL"," 3 5 7 7 " "Copland, Arminta","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 0 " "Copland, J.H.","CAL"," 3 5 7 7 " "Coplin, Willard","BUT"," 11","24" "Corant, Wm. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 4 " "Corball, R.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 0 " "Corbin, S."."VUC"," "Corbin. S.B.","SHE"," 5 , 1 0 " "Corbin, S.B.","SHE"," 5","3" "Cord, las.","BAT"," 15","35" "Corey Streer,"VBR"." "Corey, I.","GIR"," 9","I4" "Corey. Israel","C/W"." "Corey. Israel","C/W"," �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Corey, John","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 5 ' ' "Corey, L.","VBR"," "Corey, 1affayette7BET"," 2 3 , 7 " "Corey, Wm.","ALG"," 27712" "Corless buglar-proof safe",-0- ," "Corless, Alta B.",-0- ," "Corless, Chas.","OVI"," 2 5 7 1 " "Corless, Chas. W. 7 0 V I " , " 2 5 7 1 " "Corless, E.","BUT"," I I ","I 7" "Curless, Ebby","OVI"," 25","I2" "Corless, Fred","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 7 " "Corless, Geo.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Corless, Geo.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 0 " "Corless, H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 0 " "Corless, Hiram","QUI"," "Corless, Isaac","ALG"," 2 7 7 6 " "Corless, Isaac E.","OVI"," 2 5 7 1 " "Corless, Isaac E.",-0- ," "Corless, Isaac L.","OVI"," 25","I" "Corless, J.","ALG"," 2 7 7 6 " "Corless, Jennette7QUI7 19","I7" "Corless, Jennette","QUI"," 19","18" "Corless, Jesse","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 1 " "Corless, K.","OVI"," 2 5 7 1 " "Corless, K a t e 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 , 1 2 " "Corless, Kid","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 " "Corless, L. Est.","ALG"," 2 7 7 6 " "Corless, Leonard7QUI"." 1 9 , 1 8 " "Corless, Leonard","QUI"," I "Corless, M.C.7BUT"," 11 7 3 0 " "Corless, May A.","QUI"," "Corless, Mrs. Nathan","COL"," 17","! "Corless, Starr","COL"," 17712" "Corless, W.","ALG"," 2 7 , 6 " "Corless, Warren R.",-0- ," "Cornell, Chancy","UN1"," 7 7 3 6 " "Cornell, Chauncey","GIR"," 9 , 3 1 " "Cornell, F.","BET"," 23719" "Cornell, John","GIL"," 3 1 7 1 " "Cornell, M a r y 7 B R O 7 2 1 7 6 " "Cornell, Moses"."BRO"," 21724" "Cornell, Mynie",-0- ," "Cornell, Reuben","GIR"," 9 , 3 0 " "Cornell, Reuben","GIR"," 9 , 3 I "Cornell, Walter",-0- ," "Cornish, Helen","GIL"," 3I","12" "Cornish, Riley","GIL"," 31 ","12" "Conan, W.J.","GIR"," 9 , 1 4 " "Corsen, Mary","BET"," 23730" "Corson, A.H. Est.","MAT"," 13724" "Corson, D.","MAT"," 1 3 . 2 2 " "Corson, E.N."."MAT"," 1 3 , 2 2 " "Corson, L.W.","BAT"," 1 5 7 7 " "Corson, L.W.","MAT"," 13713" "Corson, Mary G.","MAT"," 13724" "Corson, Mrs.","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 " "Corson, S.B.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 3 " "Corson, S.B.","MAT"," 13724" "Corwin, Jerome Est.","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Corwin, L.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 3 " "Corwin, Lewis","KIN"," 33","10" "Corwin, Lewis","KIN"," 3 3 7 5 " "Corwin, S.","OVI"," 25733" "Corwin, S.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 4 " "Corwin, Wm.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 5 " "Corwin, Wm.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Corwin, Wm.","QUI"," 19730" "County Fair Grounds","C/W"," "County Fair Grounds","C/W"," "County Fair Grounds","COL7 1 7 , 1 6 " "County Farrn","COL"," 1 7 7 4 " "County Farm","COL"," 1 7 7 9 " "Courier",-0- ," "Courier of Coldwater",-0- ," "Court House","C/W"," "Court House","C/W"," "Court Rooms" '0- ," "Courts",-0- ," "Cove, R.C. (Mill)","KIN"," 33","16" "Covey, A.F.","UNI"," 7","34" "Covey, L.","BRO"," 21","12" "Covey, Mrs. A l v i n 7 U N I " , " 7","22" "Covey, R.W.","BAT"," 15"."3" "Covey, R.W.","UNI"," 7 7 3 4 " "Coward, Frank","MAT"," 13731" "Coward, John7MAT"," 13714" "Coward, John","MAT"," I 3","I5" "Coward, R.","BRO"," 2 1 7 5 " "Coward, Richard","BRO"," 2I","5" "Coward, Richard","MAT"," 13733" "Coward, Richard",-0- ," "Cowton, H.","BRO"," 21715" "Cowton, S.","BRO"," 2I","15" "Cox, B.0.7COL"," 17735" "Cox, B . 0 . 7 0 V 1 7 25"," I" "Cox, 1 3 . 0 . 7 0 V 1 7 2.5,2" "Cox, Ted","COL"," 1 7 , 3 5 " "Cozier, C.C.","UNI"," 7","24" "Cozier, D.","UNI"," 7","13" "Cozier, H.7UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Cozier, Mrs. D.","UNI"," 7 , 1 3 " "Craft, .1.","C/W"," "Craft, S i l a s 7 B U T 7 11 , 2 7 " "Craft, Silas","BUT"," 11728" "Craig Lake","GIR"," 9","29" "Craig Lake","GIR"," 9","32" "Craig, Daniel",-0- ," "Craig, David",-0- ," "Craig, Eliza","GIR"," 9 , " 2 0 " "Craig, Eliza","G1R"," 9 , 2 9 " "Craig, Eliza",-0- ," "Craig, James",-0- ," "Craig, Jas.","CAL"," 3 5 7 6 " "Craig, Mary Jane",-0- ," "Craig, Samuel",-0- ," "Craig, Samuel",-0- ," "Cramer, Peleg","BET"," 2 3 7 2 " "Crandall, Alfenzo","BUT"," 11 7 2 4 " "Crandall, E.","BUT"," 11 7 2 4 " "Crandall, Emeline",-0- ," "Crandall, Jas.","BAT"," 15719" "Crandall, 0. Est.","VUC"," "Crandall, T.H.","BUT"." 11 , 2 4 " "Crandall, Thomas Est.","BUT"," 11 7 1 3 " "Crane Street","VUC"," "Cranson, Asa","BET"," 23732" "Cranson, Asa","BET"," 2 3 , 3 3 " "Cranson, Asa","BET"," 23734" "Cranson, P.A.","BET"," 23732" "Cranson, P.A.","BET"," 23","33" "Crapo, Geo. M.","CAL"." 35","9" "Crater, Phillip","ALG"," 27722" "Crawford, C.T.7UNI"," 7 7 2 " "Crawford, Moses","MAT"," 13734" "Crawford, Newton","OVI"." 2 5 7 11 " "Crawford, R.& F. 7 B AT " , " I "Creamery","BRO"," 2I","13" "Creamery7VBR7 "Creamery7VQU"," "Crippen & Fisk- 0 - ." "Cnppen Mill",-0- ," "Crippen's Addition","C/W"," "Crippens Addition","C/W"," "Crist, John"."BAT"," 15713" "Criswell, Elmer7BET"," 23714" 8 "Crooked Lake","KIN"," "Crooked Lake","KIN"," 33",11` "Cropacy, C.J.","MAT"," "Cross, Robert , " "Croswell, "Crouch, N ","QU1"," 19","21" "Crouch, Nathan","VQU"," "Crow, H.","GIL"," 31","4" "Crow, Nathan","BET"," 23","32' "Crow, Nathan ","BET'.' 23","33" "Crowford, Martha","OVI"," 25"," "Crull, S.D.","BET"," 23","25" "Crull, Sol.D.","OVI"," 2 5 7 3 0 ' "Crystal 13each7OVI"," 25","23" "Crystal Beach","OVI"," 25","26" "Cuatt,1.7VUC"," "Cudner, Homer7GIR"," 9 , " 2 7 " "Cudner, Homer","GIR"," 9","34" "Cudner, Leonora Hannoh","GIR"," 9","35" "Culp, Anna","QUI"," 19","19' "Culp, Anna","QUI"," 19730" "Culp, J.W.","COL"," 17","3" "Culp, John W.",-0- ," "Culp, W.J.","COL"," 17","4" "Culver, Abram","QUI"," 19735" "Culver, Helen","QUI"," 19","8" "Culver, Lottie","BET"," 2 3 7 3 " "Culver, Lucina7QUI"," 19,"9" "Culver, Mary F.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 " "Culver, 0.B.","MAT"," 13","I6" "Culver. 0 . 8 . 7 M AT " , " 13718" "Culver, 0.B.","MAT"," 13","19" "Culver, , " "Cummings,7VUC"," "Cummings, Edwin7NOB"," 29"."18" "Cummings, Edvein7NOB"," 29","7" "Cummings, J o h n 7 U N I 7 7","1" "Cummings, Loven","BUT"," 11 7 2 4 " "Cummings, Miss Hannah".-0"Cunningham, .1.7BRO"," 2I","26" "Cunningham, Jas.","MAT"," 13","28" "Cunningham, Jas.","MAT7 13"."29" "Cunnings, E.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Cure, Margaret7BET7 23","24" "Curtis, Barbara A.",-0- ," "Curtis, Horace","BUT"," "Curtis. Horace",-0- ," "Curtis, Judge William E.".-0- ," "Curtis, Mary","ALG"," 27722" "Curtis, N.J.","BUT"," 11"."16" "Curtis, 0 . D . 7 B U T " , " 11 7 1 5 " "Curtis, W.","QUI"," 19"."19" "Curtis, Wm.","COL"," 17","13" "Cushman, Mrs. C . 7 M AT " , " 13"."23" "Cushman, Mrs. C.","MAT"," 13","24" "Cusick, Benj.","QUI"," 19","3" "Cusick, Chas.","BUT"," I 1","33" "Custer, Wm.","GIL"," 31718" "Custer, Wm.","GIL"," 31","19" "Custer, Wm.","NOB"," 29","I3" "Cutter Av e n u e 7 C / W 7 "Cutler Factory7C/W"," "Cutter's Addition","C/W7 "Cutter, Mrs.","C/W"," "Cuyler, Chas."."COL"." 17","6" "Dague, Mrs."."UNr," 7","3" "Dailey, Mrs. A.B.","CAL"," 35","9" "Daily, C.","BRO"," 21","27" "Dake, M.W.7GIR"," 9","29" "Daley, C.","BRO"," 2I","34" "Daily & Shear Addition"."VQU"," "Daily Street"."VQU"." "Daily, A.E.","COL"," 17"."25" "Daily, R.7ALG"," 27"."I3" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Dally, R.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 4 " "Danbury, Geo.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 9 " "Dane, Harvey","SHE"," 5","30" "Dane, Harvey","SHE"," 5","31" "Dane, Jos.","SHE"," 5 " , " 3 I " "Dane, Melvin C.","SHE"," 5","29" "Dane, Melvin C.","SHE"," 5","30" "Daniel,","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 " "Daniels, L.S.","OVI"," 25718" "Daniels, L.S.& S.A.","BET"," 23712" "Danners, D.","MAT"," 13","36" "Darling, Ella","QUI"," 19","16" "Darsey, Jas.","BAT"," 15":33" "Dart, Louis","BET"," 2 3 , 2 7 " "Dary, J.D.","GIL"," 31","12" "Daugerty, M.A.","C/W"," "Daugherty Street7C/W"," "Daugherty, T.","C/W"," "David, Ambrose","BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "David. C.Ambrose",-0- ," "David, Emory Est.","COL"," 1 7 . 2 9 " "Davis, Chas.","GIL"," 31 ","15" "Davis, Ed.","OVI"," 25","8" "Davis, Ed.H.","OVI"," 2 5 , 9 " "Davis, Eghart","OVI"," 25","4" "Davis, Emery","OVI"," 25","20" "Davis, Emery","OVI"," 25","29" "Davis, Emery","OVI"," 25","3I" "Davis, Emery Est.","BET"," 23736" "Davis, Enoch Est.","GIL"," 31","I1" "Davis, Ezra","GIL"," 3 1 7 1 4 " "Davis, "Davis, Geo.","OVI"," 2 5 , 4 " "Davis, H E ","SHE"," 5","25" "Davis, .1.","VHE"," "Davis, J.H.7GIR"," 9 7 3 " "Davis, 1.1.","SHE"," 5 , 3 5 " "Davis, J.S.",-0- ," "Davis, Levi7GIL"," 31","13" "Davis, Levi","GIL"," 31","14" "Davis, Mrs. S.","BAT"," 15","29" "Davis, 0.","UNI"," 7","36" "Davis, 0.F.","COL"," 17","6" "Davis, Stephen D.","SHE"," 5"."36" "Davis, Uriah","KIN"," 3 3 : 2 0 " "Davis, Wm.","COL"," 17","30" "Davis, Wm.T. Est.","SHE"," 5","34" "Dawson, S.","CAL"," 35","8" "Day, 13.C.","QUI"," 19","12" "Day, Clarissa","UNI"," 7 7 7 " "Day, Ira","BUT"," I 1"."19" "Day, Roxa","BUT''," 11","19" "Day, Roxa","BUT"," 11 7 3 0 " "Dayharsh, Jacob","BAT"," 15","I4" "Dayton, Mirmie","UNI"," 7","35" "Dean, C.S.","GIL"," 31","19" "Dean. Edward".-0- ," "Dean, J.E.","BUT"," 11","17" "Dean,1 E.","BUT"," 11 ","18" "Dean, L.","VGI"," "Dean. Leonard","GIR"," 9"," "Dean, Leonard","GIR"," 9 , 2 6 " "Dean, Mrs. M. E."."QUI"," 19","15" "Dean, Silas"."BIJT"," "Dean, Thos.","UNI"," 7","25" "Debue, G.E.","MAT": 13","25" "Decker, D a n i 7 G I L " , " 31","14" "Decker. G.","QUI"," 1 9 7 2 " "Decker, Geo.","QUI"," 19"," II" "Decker, Mary","QUI"," 19","1" "Decker, Mrs. H.","BUT'," 11","4" "Decker, R.","QUI"," 19","12" "Decker. Sarah"."MAT"," 13","30" "Dedrick, J.E","GIR"." 9","23" "Deeds, Ephraim","GIL"," 3I","3" "Deeds, John","BET"," 23725" "Deeds, John M.","GIL"," 3I","3" "Deeds, Sol.","GIL"," 31710" "Deemer, Dan'1","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 0 " "Defoe, John","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 " "Defoe, M.","MAT"," 1 3 7 11 " "Defoe, M.","MAT"," 13","I2" "Defoe, Mrs. Jane","MAT"," 13","I" "Delamater, H.S.","BUr'," "Delamater, H.S.7BUT"," 11 7 3 5 " "Delmar Street","VRA"," "Demerret, H.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 9 " "Demming, Wait Est.","ALG"," 27718" "Demorest, C.F.","GIR"," 9","14" "Demorest, Chas.","BUT"," I I ":18" "Demorest, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 1 " "Demorest, Henry","BUT"," 11 7 1 8 " "Demorest, Wm.","GIR"," 9 7 2 7 " "Demorrest, Geo.","BET"," 23","30" "Denbrock, Fred7BUT"," 11 7 6 " "Denbrock, Fred.","BUT"," 11 , 5 " "Denbrock, Wm.","BUT"," 11","7" "Denham, C.","BUT"," I 1","25" "Denham, C.","BUT"," I I ":36" "Denham, Cornelius",-0- ," "Denhams, N.H.","QUI"," 19","13" "Denison, S.M.","COL"," 17725" "Dennis, D.B.",-0- ," "Dennis, David 8.",-0- ," "Dennison, M.","VUC"," "Dennison, 0.","VUC"," "DeNoyles, G.B.","UNI"," 7","4" "DeNoyles, G.B.","VUC"," "Denton, J.F.","SHE"," "Denton, J.F.","SHE"," 5","7" "Deon, Mrs. Pormelce","BUT"," 11 , 2 2 " "Depew, Agnes A.",-0- ," "Depot","C/W"," -Depot","C/W"," "Depot","VBR"," "Depot7VQU"," "Depot7VSH"," "Depot Street","VQU"," "Depue, F.H.","GIL"," 31","14" "Depue,J.","CAL"," 35","10" "DePuy, Sarah",-0- ," "Desbro. Anson","SHE"," 5","24" "Desbro, D.B.","UNI"," 7","I8" "Desbro, H.A.","SHE"," 5 7 2 4 " "Desbro, J.C.","CAL"," 3 5 , 6 " "Desbro, John C.","SHE"," 5 , 2 4 " "Desbro, Mrs. H.A.","UNI"," 7","23" "Desbro, Wm.","UNI"," 7 , " 1 8 " "Detroit",-0- ," "Devering, Jed","GIR"," 9 7 2 " "Dewey, Lewis","OVI"," 25","21" "Dewey, S.","GIR"," "DeWitt, M.B.","ALG"," 27","17" "Dewsenbery, Oscar",-0- ," "Dexter, Thos.","BUT"," I I " " ? " "Dexter, Thos.","VHE"," 29- 0 "Day, Cieo.W.","ALG"," 27","1" "Diamond, Albert Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 " "Diamond, E.L.","COL"," 17","8" "Diamond, Henry","COL"," 17","2" "Dibbles, Ralph","UNI"," 7","24" "Dice, Miss Rebecca",-0- ," "Dickerson, Mrs.","QU1"," 9 " , " 3 4 " "Dickey, Geo.W. Est.","COL"," 17","35" "Dickey, Geo.W. Es! ","COL"," 17"."36" 9 "Dickey, J.B.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 9 " "Dickinson & Whitley","KIN"," 33714" "Dickinson & Whitley","KIN"," 3 3 . 2 3 " "Dickinson, A B U T " , " 11 7 4 " "Dickinson, A.","BUT"," 1 I","5" "Dickinson, A.B.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 3 " "Dickinson, Geo.","GIL"," 3 1 7 3 " "Dickinson, Julia A.",-0- ," "Dickinson, M.","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "Dickinson, Miss S.E.",-0- ," "Dickinson, Mrs. P.","BUT"," 11 ","I I " "Dickinson, Mrs. R.","VHE"," "Dickinson, T.W.","BAT"," 15730" "Dickinson, T.W.","COL"," "Dickinson, T.W.","GIR"," 9 7 1 1 " "Dickinson, T.W.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 4 " "Dickinson, T.W.","MAT"," 13731" "Dimmers, Chas.","BUT"," 11 7 8 " "Dion, Selina C.","GIR"," 9 , 2 2 " "Disbro, Duck","UNI"," 7 7 1 " "Disbrow, A.S.","KIN"," 33","1" "Division Street","C/W"," "Division Street","VUC"," "Divorce, Ist",-0- ," "Dobeski, Jos.","GIR"," 9 7 2 6 " "Dobson, A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 " "Dobson, A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 4 " "Dobson, 0.L.",-0- ," "Dobson, R.","QUI"," 19.,-10" "Dobson, W. W. 7 Q U I " , " 19.,"10" "Dodge, A.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 3 " "Dodge, Albert","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 8 " "Dodge, J.R.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 1 " "Doerr Bros.","GIL"," 3I","14" "Doerr, A l b e r t 7 K I N 7 33","11" "Doerr, Henry","COL"," 1 7 , 5 " "Doerr, Henry","COL"," 1 7 , 6 " "Doerr, Henry","GIL"," 3 1 : 2 3 " "Doerr, 1.1.","GIL"," 3I","22" "Doerr, Jacob","GIL"," 3 1 , 1 4 " "Doerr, John","GIL"," 31":14" "Dolph, Hurbert H.","BUT"," 11 , 9 " "Dolph, Sidney","BUT"," 1 1 , 3 " "Donaldson Street","VRA"," "Dones, Mrs. E.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Donley, Jos."."QUI"," 1 9 , 3 2 " "Donohue, D.","C/W"," "Doolittle, F.W.","GIR"," 9 7 2 " "Doris, las.","BUT"," 11 , 1 6 " "Doris. Mat ""BUT"," 11 ","I5" "Dom, Mrs. B.","BRO"," 2I","9" "Dorrance P.O.","QUI"," 19","31" "Dorrance, A.A. (Residence)",-O"Dorrance, A.A.& Son",-0"Dorrance, Albert "Dorris, E.A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 3 " "Dort, 0.P. Est.","BET"," 23":22" "Doty, L.W.& V.Z.","COL"," 17","23" "Doubleday. Geo.C.","SHE"," 5 , 1 5 " "Doubleday, Geo.C.","SHE"," 5 7 2 2 " "Doubleday, H.H.","SHE"," 5","9" "Doubleday, H.M."."SFIE"." 5","10" "Doubleday, H.M.","SHE"," 5 7 1 6 " "Doubleday, H.M."."SHE"," 5 , 2 1 " "Doubleday, H.M.","SHE"," 5","27" "Doubleday, H M 7 V S H " , " "Doubleday, H.S "...SHE": 5 , 1 6 " "Douglas Strect","VBR"," "Douglas, Jennie","CAL"," 35","I6" "Douglas, Jennie","CAL"," 35","21" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Dove, F.H.","ALG"," 2 7 : 1 7 " "Dovey, Wm.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 0 " "Dovey, Wm. Sr.","BAT"," 15","I4" "Downer, W.S.","COL"," 17723" "Downes, Mrs. Emin","KIN"," 33","15" "Downes, Mrs. Emin","K1N"," 33722" "Downs, Elizabeth",-0- ," "Downs, las.","UNI"," 7","23" "Downs, M.T.","UNI"," 7 7 2 3 " "Doyl, A.J. Est.","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Doyle, J. Jr.","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Doyle, J. Sr.","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Doyle, John","OVI"," 25725" "Drake, A.W.","QU1"," 19","22" "Drake, C.F.","QUI"," 9 , " I 6 " "Drake, Julia","BAT"," 15726" "Drake, Leonard7KIN7 3 3 7 1 " "Drake, Mrs. J.A.7C/W"," "Drake, Mrs. J.A.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 7 " "Draper, Betsey",-0- ," "Draper, C.0.7ALG"," 27734" "Draper, 0.W.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 4 " "Draper, 0.W.",-0- ," "Draper, Reuben",-0- ," "Dreppe, Henry7GIL"," 31"."1" "Drinkwater, Reuben7BUT7 11 7 3 " "Drumm, M ","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 5 " "Drumm, Morris","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 7 " "Drury, Emmet","ALG"," 27731" "Dryer, Henry","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 0 " "Dryer, Henry","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Dubendorf, S.B.","GIL"," 3 I 9 " "Dubendorf, Sam'170V17 2 5 7 1 " "Dudley, Edwin","BUT"," 11 , 2 3 " "Duester, Mrs. L.B.","BAT"," 15719" "Dufee, J o h n 7 B AT 7 15","I9" "Dufur, E.L.","CAL"," 35","3" "Dufur, 1.71_1141"," 7 7 2 8 " "Dufur, Ira","UNI"," 7 7 2 1 " "Dufur, J.W.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 4 " "Dufur, Wesley","CAL"," 3 5 7 2 " "Dufur, Wm.","ALG"," 27734" "Duguid, E.B.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 4 " "Dumphey & Mabery","QUI"," 19716" "Dunham, H.","QU1"," 19,"1" "Dunham, H.","QUI"," 1 9 7 2 " "Dunham, R.S.","C/W"," "Dunham, Seth",-0- ," "Dunks, F.J.","C/W"," "Dunks, F.J.","COL"," 17","I6" "Dunks, Fred .1.7COL"," 1 7 7 2 " "Dunks, J.S.","SHE"," 5 , 1 2 " "Dunks, J.S.","SHE"," 5 , 1 3 " "Dunks, L.E.7SHE"," 5 , 1 4 " "Dunlap, E.","CAL"," 3 5 , 4 " "Dunlap, Elvira","ALG"," 27733" "Dunlap, J.7ALG"," 27733" "Dunlap, las.","CAL"," 3 5 7 4 " "Dunlap, las.","CAL"," 3 5 7 5 " "Dunlap, John7CAL"," 3 5 7 6 " "Dunlap, John7CAL"," 3 5 7 7 " "Dunlap, Thomas","ALG"," 27728" "Dunn, John","BET"," 2 3 , 3 1 " "Dunn, W.","BRO"," 2I","12" "Dunphy & Maberry7VQU"," "Dusenberry, C.","BRO"," 21723" "Dusenberry, L.","BRO"," 21723" "Dutcher, J.M.761R"," 9 : 3 6 " "Dutcher, Jos.","BUT'," 11 7 1 0 " "Earl, W.W.7BRO"," 21711" "East Division Street7VSH"," "East Streer,"VHE"," "Eastern States",-0- ," "Eastman, Mrs. Ann","BUT"," I I ""8" "Easton & Nichols",-0- ," "Easton, F.M."."BUT"," 11 7 1 " "Easton, Major "Easton, Mrs. S.A.","BUT"," I l l " "Eaton County- 0 - ," "Ebehard, Henry","MAT"," 13","20" "Eberhard, D.","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 " "Eberhard, H.","BRO"," 21","7" "Eberhard, I.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 6 " "Eberhard, 1 . 7 M AT 7 "Eberhard, J.B.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 1 " "Eberhard, John","MAT"," 13732" "Eberhard, Thos.","BRO"," 2I","10" "Eberhard. G.B.","MAT"," 13","31" "Eberth, John","BUT"," 11 7 3 6 " "Echlinaw, Sartfl","CAL"," "Echtinaw, Abe","OVI"," 25736" "Echtinaw, Henry","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 6 " "Echtinaw, J.","OVI"," 25734" "Echtinaw, John","OVI"," 25735" "Eckinaw, J.","KIN"," 3 3 7 3 " "Eddy & Gray",-0- ," "Eddy, F.T.",-0- ," "Edwards, J.T.7BUT"," 11 7 3 " "Edwards, T.I.","BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "Eggleston, A.","C/W"," "Eggleston, Mrs. A.","BUT"," I "Egleston, L.","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 5 " "Egleston, L.","BRO"," 2 I " : 1 6 " "Egleston, L.","BRO"," 21":9" "Eichholtz, J.7BET"," 2 3 , 2 4 " "Eldred, A.D.","GIR"," 9 : 1 " "Eldred, Alva D. Jr.","UNI"," 7 " : 1 3 " "Eldred, Alva D. Jr.","UNI"," 7","24" "Eldred, J.E.","GIR"," 9 , " 2 " "Eldred, J.G.","QUI"," 19","3" "Eldred, L.","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 2 " "Eldred, R.E.","GIR"," V, " I " "Eldridge, C.H.","GIR"," 9","6" "Eldridge, C.H.E.","GIR"," 9 , " 8 " "Eldridge, G.R.7GIR"," "Eldridge, Mrs. Lucy","BUT"," 11 : 1 7 " "Elizabeth Street","C/W"," "Ellen Street","VUC"," "Elliott, W.W.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 7 " "Elliott, W.W.","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 8 " "Ellis Blacksmith Shop",-0- ," "Ellis, A.B.","CAL"," 3 5 , 4 " "Ellis, D.L.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 5 " "Ellis, F.P.","VBR"," "Ellis, W.T.":CAL"," 35":3" "Ellis, W.T.","CAL"," 3 5 , 4 " "Ellsworth, W.","QUI"," 1 V: 2 0 " "Elm Street7C/W7 "Elmore & Wade","BUT"," 11 ":36" "Elson, Anna D.H.","CAL"," 35","9" "Elting, Frank7G1R7 9","4" "Elting, T.","GIR"," 9 : 5 " "Elting, Theron","GIR"," 9 : 4 " "Elton, J.M.","GIR"," 9","23" "Ely, Mrs. M.A.","BUT"," 11":2" 11 1 " "Ely, O.& M.":BUT"," 11","12" "Ely, W.R.","BUT"," 11 7 11 " "Ely, W.S.","BUT"," 11 7 11 " "Ely, W.S.","BUT"," 11 . 2 " "Emerson, Mrs. Alla","COL"," 1 7 , 3 5 " 1 "Ernmerson Spring Factory","COL"," 17723" "Emmons, E 7 A L G " , " 27727" "Engel's, Susan",-0- ," "Engle, Eugene7SHE"," 5 7 1 * "English, Geo.","GIL"," 31","21" "Eno, Jos."."MAT"," 13":34" "Eno, Jos " " M AT " . " 13","35" "Enos, A I vin7ALG"," 27725" "Enos, R.","ALG"," 27712" "Ensign, Alice A.":SHE"," 5 7 3 6 " "Ensley, Jacob7BAT"," 15","15" "Ensley, Lydia","BAT"," 15","15" "Ent, Miss "Ent, Silas","KIN"," 33710" "Ent, Silas","KIN"," 33","15" "Ent, Silas","KIN"," 33","I6" "Ent, Sophia7CAL"," 35":4" "Enterprize Street","VHE"," "Episcopal C'hurch7C/W7 "Episcopal Church","VQU"," "Episcopal Church","VUC"," "Estlow, B.F.7COL"," 17","19" "Estlow, Mary- 0 - ," "Etheridge, A.H.",-0- ," "Etheridge, A.M.","QUI"," 19","10" "Etheridge, A . M . 7 Q U I " , " 19","I5" "Etheridge, C.& E.","QUI"," 19","I7" "Etheridge, C.& E.","QUI"," I 9 : 2 0 " "Etheridge, K.B.","QUI"," 19","10" "Etheridge, K.B.",-0- ," "Etheridge, Libbie7QUI"," 19"."17" "Eton, Frank","COL"," 17","31" "Evangelical Church7GIL"," 31","11" "Evans, J.","OVI"," 25","31" "Evans, T.P.","BUT"," 11 7 1 6 " "Evard, H.C.7CAL"," 35","4" "Evardy, H.","ALG"," 27","33" "Evens, M . L . 7 B U T ' , " 11","21" "Everet, H.1.7SHE"," 5","22" "Everett, D a n i e l 7 G I R 7 9","23" "Everitt, Mrs.","VGr," "Evert, H.J.","SHE"," 5 " , " I 5 " "Ewers, Geo.J. Est.","VUC"," "Ewerts, G.F. Est.","UNI"," 7","5" "Ewing & Portner",-0- ," "Ewing, Charles- 0 - ," "F.& A.M. Lodge","BUT"," 11 7 2 1 " "Failing, Caroline7SHE7 5","12" "Failing, Chas.","SHE"," 5","20" "Failor, L.C.","QUI"," 19","33" "Failor, L.C.","QUI"," 19","34" "Fain Ground","UN1"," 7","5" "Fair Crrounds7C/W"," "Fair, John","NOB"." 29"."23" "Fair, Ralph","NOB"," 29","22" "Fairbanks R.R.",-0- ," "Fairbanks, Frank","BAT"," 15","I3" "Fairgrounds Racing Track","VUC"," "Fallace, Matthew","OVI"," 25":5" "Fallace, Matthew","OVI"," 2 5 , 8 " "Fanning, Caroline","COL"." 17":26" "Farman.M.","VUC"," "Famum Street","VUC"," "Farrand, J . W. 7 M AT " , " 13","2" "Farrand, J . W. 7 M AT " . " 13","3" "Farrand, Jos.","MAT"," 13","6" "Farwell, Frank","GIR"," 9","11" "Farwell, Frank"."GIR"," 9","14" "Farwell, Fred.","BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "Farwell. I.","COL"," 17","9" "Farwell, L o r e n z o 7 B U T 7 11 7 2 0 " "Farwell, L o r e n z o 7 B U T 7 11 7 2 9 " "Fass, E l i z a b e t h 7 K I N 7 33","13" "Fass. Martin","KIN"." 33","11" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Faulks, Wm.","BRO"," 2 1 , 3 1 " "Faust, Dan'I","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 2 " "Favorite, R.","SHE"," 5","8" "Favorite, Richard","SHE"," 5","5" "Favorite. Richard","SHE"," 5"."8" "Fawn River","NOB"," 2 9 7 1 7 " "Fawn River","NOB"," 20","I8" "Fawn River","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 0 " "Faxon Post Office","BUT"," 1 "Faxon. Miss Jennie",-0"Fay. Clarence","QUI"," 19","25" "Fay, G.E.".-0- ." "Fay, J.W.","QUI"," 19,-2.5" "Fay, L.","QUI"," I 9 , " 1 7 " "Feller, A.J.","UNI"," 7","22" "Feller, Edwin","UNI"," 7","23" "Fellows, David","COL"," 17","8" "Fenn, H.C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 4 " "Fenn, J.W.",-0"Fenn, Mrs. H.C."."COL"," 17","34" "Fenner, Chas.","BET"." 2 3 , 1 3 " "Fenner, Chas.","BET"," 2 3 7 1 4 " "Fenner, Collins","BET"," 2 3 , 1 6 " "Fenner, Collins","BET"," 2 3 , 9 " "Fenner, Corydon"."BET"," 23","13" "Fenner, Corydon'',"BET"," 2 3 , 2 4 " "Fenner, Corydon","OVI"," 25","I8" "Fenner, Emma","BET"," 2 3 7 1 6 " "Fenno. G.","VHE"," "Fenno. Geo.","BUT"," 11","12" "Fenno, Geo.","BUT"," 11 7 2 " "Fenno, Geo.","VHE"," "Fenno, S. Est.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 1 " "Fenton Street","VUC"," "Fenton Street","VUC"," "Ferguson, B.R.","COL"," 17","33" "Ferguson, Benj.R.","OVI"," 2 5 , 5 " "Ferguson, Fred.E.",''OVI"," 25","9" "Ferguson, Marian","OVI"," 25","4" "Ferguson, Miss Jane",-0- ," "Ferguson, Stephen","OVI"," 25","3" "Ferguson, Stephen","OVI"," 25","4" "Ferguson, T.J.",-0- ," "Ferguson, W.C.",-0- ," "Ferguson, Wm.","COL"," 17","1" "Fenerly, .1.","COL"," 1 7 7 1 9 " "Fetterly, N.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 0 " "Fetterly, T.","COL"," 1 7 7 1 9 " "Fidler, Henry","BUT"," 11 , 1 7 " "Field, Chas.","BAT"," 15","9" "Field, S.","ALG"," 27","15" "Fields & Woodworth","QUI"," I 9","25" "Filkins, A.D.","C/W"," "Filkins, Albert","C/W"," "Filkins, Mrs. M. Cristie","CfW"," "Filkins, Mrs. M.C."."COL"," 17","21" "Fillers, Sylvester","UNI"." 7","24" "Filley, Oliver","CAL"," 35","9" "Filmor Street","VBR"," "Fimple. J.B."."SHE"," 5 7 1 7 " "Fimpie. J.B.","SHE"," 5","20" "Fincher, MISS Sarah C.",-0- ," "Findley, Byron S.","BUT"," 11","2" "Findley, R."."BUT"," I i ","2" "Findley, Wm.","NOB"." 29","12" "Finley, Mark","BAT"," 15","10" "Finn. Mary","BET"," 2 3 7 2 5 " "Fmnisy, M.","BRO"," 21","4" M.","BRO"," 21","5" "Finyon, F.S.","QUI"," 19","24" "First Avenue","VGI"," "First National Bank of Quincy",-0- ." "First Strect","VSH"," "Fish Lake","KIN"." 33","10" "Fish Lake","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 4 " "Fish Lake"."KIN"," 33":15" "Fish, E.J. Est.","MAT"," 13","35" "Fish, J.D.","GIL"," 31 ","18" "Fish, Levi","QUI"," 19","32" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","I4" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","I5" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 3 " "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","26" "Fisher Creek","ALG"." 27","34" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","35" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","36" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 27","4" "Fisher Creek","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "Fisher, Bates","ALG"," 27","3" "Fisher, Mrs. T.","UNI"," 7 7 2 3 " "Fisher, Mrs. T.","UNI"," 7 , " 2 6 " "Fisk & Lewis",-0- : "Fisk & Lewis",-0- ," "Fisk's Addition","C/W"," "Fisk, A.C.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 3 " "Fisk, A C ","COL"," I 7 , 2 6 " "Fisk, A.C.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 7 " "Fisk, A.C.",-0- ," "Fisk, A.C.",-0- ," "Fisk, A.D.","MAT"," 13716" "Fisk, Clinton B.",-0- ," "Fisk, E.C.","MAT''," 13","21" "Fisk, E.C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Fisk, Frank","C/W"," "Fisk, Frank","COL"," 1 7 , 1 3 " "Fisk, Frank","COL"," 17","24" "Fisk, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 7 " "Fisk, G.W.","COL"," 17","28" "Fisk, General C.B.",-0- ," "Fisk, J.D.W.","COL"," 17","35" "Fisk, J.D.W.",-0- ," "Fisk, L.D.","C/W"," "Fisk, M.M.","MAT"," I 3","21" "Fisk, Sam.1","COL"," 1 7 , 3 3 " "Fisk, Samuel",-0- ," "Fisk, W.B.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 3 " "Fisk, W.B.","COL"," 17","24" "Fisk, W.J.","COL"," 1 7 : 3 5 " "Flaherty, John","ALG"," 27","27" "Flanders, C.","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 4 " "Flanders, C.","BRO"," 21","25" "Flanders, Calvin","NOB"," 29,"2" "Flanders, J.W.","NOB"," "Fleming, W.H.","ALG"," 2 7 , 6 " "Fletcher, B.M.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 3 " "Fletcher, Nelson","BAT"," 15","I4" "Fletcher, Nelson","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 2 " "Flint Lake,-0- ," "Flint Road Cart",-0- ," "Flint,","KIN"," 33","I7" "Flint, A.","KIN"," 3 3 . 4 " "Flint, Chas.","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Flint, Chas.","KIN"," 33","9" "Flint, H.","KIN"," 33716" "Flint, H.","KIN"," 33","8" "Flint, Henry","KIN"." 3 3 , 1 7 " "Flint, Henry P.",-0- ." "Flint, Ira","KIN"," 33","5" "Flint, Ira A.",-0"Flint, Rollin","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 6 " "Flint, Rollin","KIN"," 33","9" "Flint, Saloma","KIN"," 33"."9" "Flint,H.","KIN"," 33","9" "Flowering Mill","VOC"." "Flynn Bros "...CAL.'," 35","4" "Flynn Bros."."CAL"," 35"."8" 1 "Flynn, Miss "Foglesong, Albert W.",-0- ," "Foglesong, Family","GIL"," 3 1 , 2 " "Follett, Chas.","ALG"," 2 7 : 3 1 " "Follett, E.R.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 0 " "Follett, Julia- 0 - ," "Follett, Miss Lucy E.",-0- ," "Follett, Rueben",-0- ," "Follett, Thad.","CAL"," 35":6" "Foils, Fred","QUI"," "Fonda, C.I .","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 2 " "Fonda, C.I.","COL"," 17":18" "Fonda, Mr. David",-0- ," "Fonda, W.H.","BAT"," I 5","13" "Foote, Bumley","MAT"," I 3","26" "Foote, J.B.","MAT"," 1 3 : 2 6 " "Forbes, Scott","BRO"," 2 1 : 3 0 " "Ford, C.","BUT"," 11 : 1 5 " "Ford, D.R.","BUT"," 11 : 1 4 " "Ford, Douglas","UNI"," 7 " : 9 " "Ford, Dr. William L.",-0- ," "Ford, E.J.","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 2 " "Fordg, C.","BUT"," 11","14" "Fordham, G.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 " "Fordham, S.","MAT"," 13","I5" "Forker, Mary","KIN"," 3 3 , 2 3 " "Forney, David"."ALG"," 27","18" "Forth Street","VSH"," "Fortney, R.","ALG"," 2 7 : 1 6 " "Forward, Frank","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Forward, Jos. T.","BUT"," 11 : 2 6 " "Foster & Moore",-0- ," "Foster, Adrian","ALG"," 27":5" "Foster, E.","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 8 " "Foster, F.","KIN"," 33","7" "Foster, Frank","BUT"," 11","27" "Foster, J.","QUI"," 19","34" "Foster,r,"SHE"," 5 " : 2 4 " "Foster, J.D.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 9 " "Foster, J.N.",-0- ," "Foster, John","GIL"," 31":11" "Foster, Martin","ALG''," 27","11" "Foster, R.","GIR"," 9.,"3" "Foster, S.","BET"," 2 3 : 3 5 " "Foster, Sarah","GIR"," 9 , 1 0 " "Foster, Sarah","GIR"," 9 " : 1 5 " "Foster, Susan","ALG"," 2 7 : 3 4 " "Foster, T.J.","GIL"," 3 1 . 1 8 " "Foster, T.L.","GIL"," 3 1 7 11 " "Foster, W.S.","GIR"," 9 7 1 1 " "Foster, W.S.","GIR"," 7","2" "Fowler, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 7 1 7 " "Fowler, H.","BET"," 23":8" "Fowler, H.","BET"," 23":9" "Fowler. Henry","BET"," 2 3 , 11 " "Fowler, Henry","BET"," 2 3 , 1 7 " "Fox, Bet1ie","UN1"," 7 " : 3 6 " "Fox, Chas. Est.","GIR"," 9","16" "Fox, David","GIR"," 9 , " 1 4 " "Fox, John P.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 " "Fox, John P.".-0- ," "Fox, L."."GIR"," 9"."17" "Fox, Lewis"."ALG"," 2 7 , " I "Fox, Miss Dianah",-0- ," "Fox, Robt.","UNI"," 7 , 3 3 " "Fox, Seymour","BAT"," 15"."2" "Frager, C.A.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 4 " "Francisco, Geo.","SHE"," 5","25" "Franklin Street","VBR"," "Franklin, Delivan","GIR"," 9 , 2 7 " "Frantz. S.P."."SHE"," 5","18" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Frantz, S.P.7SHE"," 5 7 2 0 " "Fraser, R.,M.D.",-0- ," "Fredenburgh, Lucien","SHE"," 5 " I 7 " "Fredenburgh, L u c i e n 7 S H E 7 5","8" "Fredenburgh, M.F.","SHE"," 5","2I" "Frederick, Henry","COL"," 1 7 7 1 " "Frederick, J.H.7COL"," 17","1" "Frederick, L.W.","COL"," 17727" "Frederick, L.W.","COL"," 17736" "Fredhoskie,.1.7BAT7 15","3 I" "Fredrick Strect7C/W"," "Fredrick, Cody","OVI"," 25","I4" "Fredrick, G.","ALG"," 27","18" "Fredrick, H.E.7BAT"," 15722" "Fredrick, J.& S.","OVI"," 25","14" "Free Methodist Church","C/W"," "Free Methodist Church","VSH"," "Freeland, C.R.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 " "Freeland, C.R.","MAT"," 1 3 , 4 " "Freeland, F.A.","MAT"," 1 3 , 9 " "Freeman, C.","BET"," 23732" "Freeman, C.","BET"," 23733" "Freeman, C.","BET"," 2 3 7 9 " "Freeman, Homer","BET"," 2 3 , 9 " "Freeman, Samr,"BET"," 23721" "Freeman, T.B.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 6 " "Freeman, W.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 1 " "Freemont Streer,"C/W7 "Freemont Street7VBR7 "Freemont Street","VSH"," "Freight House7C/W7 "Freight House","C/W"," "Freight House","VQU"." "Freight House","VSH"," "Freight House","VUC"," "Fremont Street7C/W7 "French, F.E.","SHE"," 5"."19" "French, F.E.","SHE"," 5 7 3 0 " "French, F.E.",-0- ," "French, Geo.","NOB"," 29","14" "French, 1.","MAT"," 13","7" "French, J.W.","VSH"," "French, J.W.",-0- ," "French, John","CAL"," 35","14" "French, J o h n 7 C A L 7 35724" "French, John","GIR"," 9","6" "French, M.W.7VUC"," "French, W.","GIR"," "French, Willis","COL"," I 7","6" "Friedman & Co.",-0- ," "Friedman & Co. Store (Int.)",-0- ," "Friedman, 0.",-0- ," "Friedman, So1.",-0- ," "Frink, John","ALG"," 2 7 7 11 " "Frohriep, John","NOB"," 2 9 7 7 " "Fry, Cathrine","UN1"," 7 , 3 5 " "Fry, John H.A.7BRO"," 21":31" "Fry, Judson","BAT"," 15","1" "Fry. Mrs. B.","BRO"," 2I","32" "Fry, Mrs. C.11.7BAT"," 15","1" "Fry, Peter","NOB"," 29718" "Frye, Henry","MAT"," 1 3 . 7 " "Frye, Mrs. B.","BRO"," 21","32" "Fulk, Elizabeth7OVI7 25"."1" "Fulk, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 7 2 " "Fuller Si Gilbert, solicitors",-0- ," "Fuller, A .1.7GIL"," 31","17" "Fuller, A u g u s t a 7 0 V 1 7 25","I3" "Fuller, Augusta","OVI"," 25","14" "Fuller, Chas 7BRO"," 21713" "Fuller, Chas ","COL"," 17718" "Fuller, Eamest","NOB"," 29724" "Fuller, Edna","BUT"," 11 7 1 9 " "Fuller, Emest","GIL"," 3I","19" "Fuller, John","NOB"," 29":24" "Fuller, John",-0- ," "Fuller, M.","VUC"," "Fuller, Mrs. E l i z a 7 B U T 7 11719" "Fuller, T A.","BRO"," 21","12" "Fuller, T.A.","VBR"," "Fuller, Thos.","BET7 23","I9" "Fuller, William",-O-.' "Fuller, Willis","BET"," 2 3 , 1 8 " "Fullers, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 5 " "Fulton Street","VQU"," "Fulton, E.","VUC"," "Fulton, G . W 7 S H E " , " 5 , 2 8 " "Fulton, J.W.","VSH"," "Fulton, Mariah7SHE"," 5 " : 1 8 " "Fulton, Mariah C.","SHE"," 5","7" "Furnace Factory","C/W"," "Futcher, G.H.","GIR"," "Futcher, G.H.","GIR"," 9 7 3 6 " "Gabriel, J o h n 7 M AT 7 13","1 I" "Gage, Alfred","VQU"," "Gage, Amos","ALG"," 27":1" "Gage, David","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 5 " "Gage, David","QUI"," "Gage, Floyd","COL"," 1 7 , 3 " "Gage, J.0.7QUI"," 1 9 , 1 4 " "Gage, Warren7BET"." 2 3 , 1 3 " "Gallap, A.","BET"," 23"."1" "Gallap, Asa",-0- ," "Gallap, Frank","BET"," 23","1" "Gallap, G.","BET"," 23","21" "Gallap, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 2 " "Callan, George 0.",-0- ," "Gallap, James",-0- ," "Gallup, Leroy","BET"," 2 3 , 1 " "Gallap, Nathaniel",-0- ," "Gallopp, Frank","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 6 " "Gallopp, Leroy","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 6 " "Gallup, A.","BAT"," I 5 , 2 7 " "Gallup, F.T.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 2 " "Gallup, V.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 7 " "Ganong, John 13.",-0- ," "Garcy, Philo W.",-0- ," "Gardner. A.M.",-0- ," "Gardner, Amos","MAT"," 1 3 : 11 " "Gardner, Amos","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 2 " "Gardner, Amos","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 4 " "Gardner, C.N.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 4 " "Gardner, Hiram",-0- ," "Gardner, Mon.","NOB"," 2 9 : 1 2 " "Gardner, Mort.","NOB"," 29","13" "Gardner, Samr,"MAT"." 1 3 : 1 I" "Garey, Lyons"."BUT"," I "Garfield Avenue","C/W"," "Garfield Avenue","C/W"," "Garfield Street","VSH"," "Gates, E.","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 3 " "Gates, E.7BRO"," 21","24" "Gates, E.P.","BAT"," 15":7" "Gates, E.P.","BAT"," 15","8" "Gates, lesse","SHE"," 5","22" "Gates, Jesse7SHE"," 5 , 2 3 " "Gates, Jesse",-0- ," 1 "Gaics, Loutse7BRO"," 21":13" "Gates, W.W.7SHE"," 5 7 2 3 " "Gaw, G c o . H . 7 U N r, " 7 7 1 3 ' "Geer, Albert7UN1"," 7 ' , " 3 " "Geer, 0.P.","BUr'," I 1":33" "George. Alenzo","ALG"," 27719" "George, Andrew7N013"," 29","9" "George, H.B.","C/W"," "George, Henry B.","OVI"," 25","5" "George, I.P."."ALG"," 2 7 7 1 9 " "George, J.B 7 C A L " , " 3 5 7 11 " "George, Leander","ALCi"," 27","29" "George, Milo A 7 C O L " , " 17736" "George, Mrs. R.","BRO"," 2 I","35" "George. Sam'! H.","COL"," 17","6" "George, Sam'l H ","COL"," 1 7 7 7 " "George, Wm.7812.0"," 2I","34" "German, C. k.& W.","G1L"," 31","10" "German, Frank","GIL"," 3I","3" "German, Frank","GIL"," 31'',"4" "German, Samr,"GIL"," 31","10" "Germond, G.S.7BUT"," I 1 ","9" "Ghering. Syvester","SHE"," 5 , 3 5 " "Gibbs, David","MAT"," 13","32" "Gibbs, David","MAT''," 13","33" "Gibson, D.J.7CAL"," 35","9" "Gibson, P.D.","CAL"," 35"."15" "Giddings, E.S .Est.","COL"," 17"." "Giddings, M.& S.","ALG"," 27720" "Gifford, Darel","BET"," 23","2" "Gifford, Edward7BAT"," 15","36" "Gifford, Ezra7BET"," 23","2" "Gifford, Giles","BAr," 15"."26" "Gifford, Giles"."BET"," 23","2" "Gifford, Hiram","BET''," 23","3" "Gifford. Ira","BAT"," 15","36" "Gifford, .1.7BET"," 23","2" "Gifford, John R."."UN1"," 7 7 1 1 " "Gifford, L.","BET"." 2 3 7 1 0 " "Gifford, Lev i","BET"," 23"."10" "Gifford, L e v i 7 B E r ' , " 23","2" "Gilbert Street","VUC"," "Gilbert, C.T.",-0- ," "Gilbert, Carmi","COL"," 17","31" "Gilbert, E.","ALG"," 27","30" "Gilbert, Mrs. Sarah","BUT"," 11 7 1 8 " "Gilead Lake","GIL"," 3 1 7 6 " "Gilead Lake","GIL"," 3I","7" "Gilead. First School",-0- ," "Gilead, Village of (East)","GIL"," 31"."14" "Gilead, Village of (North)':GIL"," 3 1 7 5 ' "Gillen, Geo.W.","UNI"," 7","35" "Gillespie. Isaac","BAT''," 15","19" "Gillett. D.N."."UNI"," 7 7 1 3 " "Gillett, Dr. G.S.","VGI"," "Gillett, Ellen A . 7 G I R " . " 9","24" "Gillett, Mary J.","UNI"," 7"."13" "Gillett, Mason Clara","COL"," 17"."25" "Gillett, S.A.7ALG"." 27","30" "Gillett, S.P.",-0"Gillett, Stephen","ALG"," 27","29" "Gillett, Stephen",''ALG"," 27","30" "Gillett, Wm.","BET"," 23","15" "Gillett, Wm.","BET"," 23","16" "Gillispic, S.","SHE"," 5"."34" "Gillson. W.H.& Co.",-0- ." "Gilson. Wm.","BRO"," 21","11" "Giltner, J.F."."SHE"." 5"."5" "Gilmer, J.F."."SHE"." 5","6" "Gintling, F r e d 7 B A r ' , " 15","30" "Girard Post Office7VGI"." "Girard S t r e e r : C / W 7 "Girard, Village or,"GIR"." 9","15" "Girard. Village or,"GIR"." 9 7 1 6 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Girard, Village of',"GIR"," 9 , " 2 1 " "Girard, Village or,"VGI"," "Givin, Jabin","SHE"," 5 " : 2 6 " "Glessner, A.S.","ALG"," 27","I9" "Glessner. A.S.","BUT"," 11 7 8 " "Glessner, A.S."."C/W"," "Glessner, A.S.","CAL"," 35","24" "Glessner, A.S.","COL"." 17","30" "Glessner, A.S.","GIR"," 9 , " 1 " "Glessner, A.S."."NOB"," 2 9 7 11 " "Glessner, Mr.",-0- ," "GlIesner, A.S.","GIR"," 9 , - 3 1 " "Globensky Bros.","QUI"," 19","36" "Globensy Bros.",-0- ," "Gloyd, Miss Cynthia",-0- ," "Goble, Thimothy D.","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Golden, J.M.","QUI"," 19,"34" "Golden, J.M."."QUI"," 19","35" "Golden, John N.",-0- ," "Golden, S.M.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 7 " "Golden, S.M."."QUI"," 19","34" "Golden, S.M.".-0- ," "Golsen, H.","C/W"," "Gonia, .1.7BET"." 2 3 7 2 0 " "Gonia, Jacob"."BET"," 2 3 7 2 0 " "Gonser, Albert"."GIL"," 3I","6" "Gonser, Albert7GIL"," 31","7" "Good, B.D.","BRO"," 21","34" "Good, Isaac","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 9 " "Good, Jas.","COL"." 17","32" "Good. Meno"."NOB"," 29","2" "Good. R a n d o l p h 7 B R O 7 2 1 7 2 9 " "Good, Sol ","COL"," 1 7 7 2 3 " "Good, W.","COL"," 17","32" "Good. W.","COL"," 1 7 7 3 3 " "Goodman Est.","ALG"." 27","23" "Goodman, Allie",-0- ," "Goodman, Amold","ALG"," 27","11" "Goodman, C.N.",-0- ," "Goodman, C . T. 7 A L G " , " 2 7 7 2 7 " "Goodman, C.W.","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 2 " "Goodman, Chas.","ALG"," 27","23" "Goodman, Cleopas","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 2 " "Goodman, Geo.","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 2 " "Goodman, Geo.''."ALG"," 2 7 7 2 3 " "Goodman, George",-0- ," "Goodman, J.T.","ALG"," 27","26" "Goodman. S.B.","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 7 " "Goodrich, Jas.","SHE"." 5","31" "Goodrick, E.H.& Geo."."BUT"," 11 7 2 3 " "Goodnck. Wm.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 0 " "Goodwin, David7BUT"," 11 7 1 2 " "Goodwin, F.","CAL"," 35"."10" "Goodwin, Fred","ALG"," 27","26" "Goodwin, Geo.","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 " "Goodwin, Seth F.","MAT"," 1 3 7 1 0 " "Goodwin, Seth F.","MAT"." 13","9" "Goodwin, Wm.","ALG"," 27","35" "Goodwin. Wm.","CAL"," 35","2" "Gopton Post O f f i c e 7 A L G 7 "Gorball, C F "."GIR"," 9 7 2 3 " "Gorball, Robt."."BAT"," 15","29" "Ciordinier. Susan","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 8 " "Gordmer & Payne7BET"," 23","28" "Gordon, E D 7 G 1 R 7 9","3" "Gordon. S " . " B E r. " 23","2" "Gorman. B.B ":BET"." 23","26" -Gorman, B.B ","GIL"," 3 1 7 5 " "Gorman, B.B.",-0- ," "Gorman, B.B & E.W."."BET"." 2 3 7 2 6 " "Gorman, E. B ","KIN"," 33","13" "Gorman, Geo."."UNI"," 7","14" "Carton. D."."ALG"," 27"," "Gins. Flenry","BET"." 23"."3" "Goth, Elizabeth",-0"Gotschalk. Wm.","ALG"," 27","8" "Gottlieb, Heeb","KIN"," 33712" "Gottschalk, August","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 0 " "Gottschalk, Chas.","ALG"," "Gottschalk, Chas.","ALG"," 27","2 I "Gottschalk. Fred":ALG"," 2 7 , 1 6 " "Gottschalk, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 6 " "Gottschalk, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 7 4 " "Gottschalk, Wm.","ALG"," 27":9" "Gould, Alvira","GIR"," 9","26" "Gould, C.E.","GIR"," 9","25" "Gould, Geo.","KIN"," 33","9" "Gould, Jason","CAL"," 35718" "Gould, Wm.","CAL"," 35","I8" "Graff, Gustave7BAT"," 1 5 , 1 " "Graff, W.","UNI"," 7 7 3 5 " "Graham, Claud","UNI"," 7","1" "Graham, E.W ","CAL"," 35","3" "Graham, L.L."."GIL"," 31","17" "Graham, Orilla","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 2 " "Graham, Orilla","VRA"," "Grand Street","C/W"," "Grand S t r e e r : C / W 7 "Grande, G.H. Hall","GIL"," 3I","9" "Grange Hall","BUT"," 11":21" "Grange Hall","UNI"," 7","18" "Grange Hall"."VG17 "Grange Hall # I 37","C/W"," "Granger, Francis7COL": 1 7 7 1 " "Granger, Francis","COL"," 1 7 : 1 2 " "Granger, Francis Est.","COL"," 17","1" "Granger, John","GIR"," 9","25" "Granson, A.","BET"," 23","30" "Granson, Mrs. S.P.","VUC"," "Grant, President",-0- ," "Graves, A.S.","GIL"," 3 1 : 1 3 " "Graves, Mary","COL"," 1 7 : 3 0 " "Graves, Miss Elizabeth E.",-0- ," "Graw. I.B.","UNI"," 7","30" "Grawbarger, A .":MAT"," 1 3 : 2 5 " "Grawbarger, A . " : M AT " , " 1 3 : 3 5 " "Gray, A.P.","MAT"," 13","27" "Gray, J.M.","BAT"," 15":2" "Gray, J.M."."BAT"," 1 5 , 2 3 " "Gray, John"."BET"," 2 3 " : I "Gray, J o h n 7 B E T 7 2 3 , 2 " "Gray, Judge",-0- ," "Great War oil Rebellion",-0- ," "Greely, C.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 5 " "Greely, H.D.7BRO"," 2 1 7 3 " "Green Street","C/W"," "Green Township".-O.," "Green's Addition","C/W"," "Green . A. R.","GIL"," 31716" "Green, Benton","BRO"," 2I","3" "Green, E.C.S.7GIL"," 3I","4" "Green, E.C.S.","GIL"," 3 1 , 9 " "Green, Harry7GIL"," 3I","9" "Green, .1 L.","VHE"," "Green, L.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 8 " "Green, Mrs. B.F.","MAT"," 1 3 7 11 " "Green. Mrs.J."."BRO"," 2 I " : 2 " "Green, Mrs. 1.7BRO"." 2 1 , 3 " "Green, Mrs. J 7 B R O " . " 21","4" "Green. W.H ","GIR"," 9 7 1 2 " "Green, Wm.","BAT"." 1 5 , 2 6 " "Greenamyer, D.70V1"," "Greenamyer. D.S.",-0"Greenamyer, David"."OVI"," 25","12" "Greenamyer, E.","OVI"," 25","14" "Greenamyer. E.A., Co 1 "Greenamyer, John A.","OVI"," 25","15" "Grecnamyer, Margery","OVI"," 25","12" "Greenfield, E.D.7SHE"," "Greenfield, E.D.","SHE"," "Greening, John7BUT"," 11 7 1 5 " "Greenmyer, E.A.",-0- ," "Greenwald",-0- ," "Greenwauld, John","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 3 " "Greenwood, G.","QUI"," 19","8" "Greenwood, Geo.","C/W"," "Greenwood, R.","C/W"," "Greer, Jane","CAL"," 35","10" "Greer, Mrs. D.","KIN"." 33","6" "Gregg, Chas.","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 I "Gregg, J.","BRO"," 2I","21" "Gregg, Jas.","BRO"," 21","20" "Gregg, Jas.","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 1 " "Gregg, Jas.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 6 " "Gregory, Alden","QUI"," 19722" "Gregory, Alden","VQU"," "Gregory. Bert.7COL"," 1 7 7 1 3 " "Gregory, H.J.","QUI"," 19","22" "Gregory, Henry","VQU"," "Gregory, Mary","VQU"," "Grenn, J.L.","BUT"," 11 ","3" "Gresley, Danr,"COL"," 1 7 , 3 " "Gresley, John","GIR"," 9"."33" "Grey, Jane M.",-0- ," "Grice, P. Est.","CAL"," 35":4" "Grieswold, Martin7ALG"," 27":4" "Griffin, Solon","UNI''," "Griffon, Solon","UNI"," 7 7 3 4 " "Grim, Henry","CAL"," 35","20" "Grinnell, H.J.","QUI"," 19,"7" "Grinnell, L . 7 C O L " , " 1 7 7 2 3 " "Grinnell, Lorenzo","COL"," 17","12" "Gripman, L.J.",-0- ," "Gripman, Lindley","KIN"," 33":7" "Gripman, Linley H.",-0- ," "Gripman, U.","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 8 " "Gripman, Uriah","KIN"," 33","18" "Gripman, Uriah",-0"Griswold, A.H.","SHE"," 5","11" "Griswold, Aaron",-0- ," "Griswold, Martin A.",-0- ," "Groesbeck, D.V.H.","UNI"," 7 , 2 0 " "Groskoskie, M . 7 G I R " , " 9","7" "Gross, M.","BRO"," 21","18" "Grove Streer:VQU"," "Grove, A.R.","BAT"," 15","11" "Grove, A .R.","BAT"," 15","I2" "Grove, D.N.","BAT"," 15","18" "Grove, Elijah"."BAT"." 1 5 , 9 " "Grove, Francis","NOB"," 29,"3" "Grove. Francis","NOB"," 2 9 : 9 " "Grove, J.P.","GIR"," 9 : 1 9 " "Grove, Miss Ina M.",-0- ," "Grove, Mr.& Mrs. Dudley".-0- ," "Grove, Owen G.","BAT"," 15","4" "Grove, S.","UNI"," 7 , 1 6 " "Grove, Theron7BAT"," 15","12" "Grover, Frank","OVI"," 25","25" "Grover, Frank","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 6 " "Grover, S.E."."UNI"," 7 7 1 4 " "Groves, Floyd","BAT"." 15","20" "Groves, Mrs. M.","MAT"," 13"."16" "Grube, Dr. H.A.",-0"Grundy. Mrs. 1.7COL"." 17","13" "Gruner Bms.","GIR"," 9 , o 3 0 " "Gruner Bros.","GIR"," 9 , 3 1 " "Gruner. A."."BAT"," "Gruner, A ."."COL"." 1 7 7 7 " "Gruner, Anthony7COL"," 1 7 7 7 " "Gruner. Anthony"."COL"," 1 7 7 8 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Gruner, Ward7BAT"," 1 5 " " ! " "Gruner, Ward","BAT"," 15","2" "Gruner, Wenzel Est.","COL"," I 7","7" "Grupo, Geo.V.","ALG"," 27","5" "Grupo, Geo.V.","ALG"," 27","6" "Grzybowski, V.","COL"," 17","1" "Grzybowski, Valentine","COL"," 1 7 7 11 " "Guilford, J.F.","UNI"," 7 7 2 " "Gurney & Hammond",-0- ," "Guthrie, E.J.","MAT"," 1 3 7 8 " "Guthrie, E.J.",-0- ," "Guthrie, Hugh","MAT"," 1 3 , 7 " "Gwin, B.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 5 " "Gwin, Jabin","SHE"," 5 7 3 5 " "Gwin, Jas.","SHE"," 5 7 3 2 " "Gwin, Jas ",SHE"," 5","33" "Hacker, Chas.","ALG"," 2 7 7 4 " "Hacker, Chas.","ALG"," 27","9" "Hacket, Mrs. H . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 , 2 6 " "Hackett, Mrs. Hiram","MAT"," 13732" "Haely, Pat.","NOB"," 2 9 7 11 " "Hafer, Jas.M.","SHE"," 5 7 2 9 " "Hafer, Jas.M.","SHE"," 5 7 3 2 " "Hafner, Francis","BUT"," 11 7 6 " "Hageman, Charlotte",-0- ," "Hagenbaugh, C.0.7SHE"," 5 7 3 1 " "Hagenbaugh, C.0.7SHE"," 5","32" "Hager & VanValkenburg","BUT"," 1 1 1 " "Hager, Christan7BUT"," I 1710" "Hager, J.E.","BUT"," 11","11" "Hager, J.E.7BUT"," 11 7 1 2 " "Hager, Wm.","BUT"," 11 7 1 4 " "Hagerman, F.","QUI"," 19734" "Hagerman, J.L.","CAL"," 35","8" "Hagleganse. H.","BRO"." 21728" "Haight, C.","BRO"," 21":'15" "Haight, Cath.","BRO''," 2I","15" "Haight, J.B.","CAL"," 35712" "Haight, J.B.","CAL"," 35713" "Haight, J.R.7QUI"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Haight, Mrs. P.","QU1"," 1 9 , 1 0 " "Haight, Mrs. P.","QUI"," 1 9 , 9 " "Haight, N.P.","BUT"," 11 7 2 1 " "Haight, Philip","BUT"," 11 , 11 " "Haight, Philip","BUT"," 11 7 4 " "Haines, Julia","OVI"," 25715" "Haines, Julia","OVI"," 25","22" "Haines, Julia A.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 6 " "Hall, A.","ALG"," 27","2I" "Hall, Alfred","G1R"," 9 7 2 4 " "Hall, Alfred7G1R"." 9","25" "Hall, Chas.","SHE"," 5 7 1 6 " "Hall, Chas.","SHE"," 5","17" "Hall, Chas.","SHE"," 5 , 1 9 " "Hall, Edgar","BUT"," 11","30" "Hall, Hannah","CAL"," 35715" "Hall, Hannah","CAL"," 35717" "Hall, Hannah","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Hall, Henry","ALG"," 27","17" J.C.",-0- ," "Hall, J.C.& Son",-O-," "Hall, John S.","ALG"," 27717" "Hall, Jos.N.","ALG"," 27","18" "Hall, Thos. Est.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 5 " "Hall, Thos. Est.","CAL"," 35","I6" "Hall, Willis","QU1"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Hall, Wm.N.","ALG"," 2 7 7 6 " "Halstead's Addition7C/W"," "Halstead, L B "Halsted, L.D.",-0- ," "Halterbaum, A . 7 0 V I " , " 2 5 , 3 0 " "Halterbaum, A .","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 1 " "Halterbaum, Catherine","OVI"," 25","30" "Halterbaum, John","OVI"," 25","31" "Flamer, S.D.7CAL"," 35","24" "Hames, Mattie7GIR"," 9 7 3 0 " "Hamilton's Addition","C/W"," "Hamilton,","BUT7 11 7 3 0 " "Hamilton, Chas.","BRO"," 2I","15" "Hamilton, E.G ","BRO"," 2I","1" "Hamlin, E.","MAT"," 13","36" "Hammon, Henry","CAL"," 35","I6" "Hammond Street","VUC"," "Hammond Street","VUC"," "Hammond, 1. Est.","C/W"," "Hammond, I. Est.7C/W"," "Hammond, 1. Est.","COL"," 17716" "Hammond, Miss Ella E.",-0- ," "Hammond, Mr. Henry 1.",-0- ," "Hammond, W.C.","UNI"," 7","17" "Hanchett Street7C/W"," "Hanchett Street","C/W"," "Hanchett, S.B.","ALG"," 27","9" "Hand, C A ","COL"," 17732" "Handley, las.","CAL"," 35","I4" "Handy, Miss Sarah E.",-0- ," "Hankins, Wm.","UNI"," 7 7 1 8 " "Hanks, Erim M.","BAT"," 15","I4" "Hanks, L.M.","BAT"," 15713" "Hanks, L.W.","BAT"," 15","14" "Hankus, L.","K1N"," 33720" "Hannah Clark",-0- ," "Hantz, Geo.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 " "Hard, E.W.","ALG"," 27710" "Hardenbrook,John7CAL7 3 5 , 2 3 " "Hardick, J.F.","VG1"," "Harkness, E.D.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 7 " "Harkness, E.D.","BAT"." 1 5 , 3 6 " "Harkness, Phil","BET"," 23","12" "Harley, Hannah","GIL"," 3 1 7 7 " "Harley, Jacob","BET"," 23","31" "Harley, Levi","BET"," 2 3 , 2 8 " "Harley, Levie Lavina","BET"," 23","31" "Harmaker, A B E T " , " 23721" "Harmon, A.","QU1"," 19","2" "Harmon, Chas.","ALG"," 27","36" "Harmon, F.","ALG"," 27723" "Harmon, Geo.","BRO"," 21735" "Harmon, Geo.","COL"," 17","12" "Harmon, Henry7CAL"," 3 5 , 8 " "Harmon, 1.","BRO"," 21725" "Harmon, 1.7BRO"," 2I","35" "Harmon. John","SHE"," 5 , 2 4 " "Harmon, R.","COL"," 17","28" "Harmon, S.7BRO"." 2 1 , 2 5 " "Harmon, S.H.","ALG"," 27","11" "Harmon, Sam","SHE"," 5 , 1 8 " "Harper, H.","QU1"," "Harpham, 1.","QUI"," 19727" "Harpham, M . 7 A L G " , " 27718" "Flarpham, Wm.","C/W"," "Haniff, Julius","BAT"," 15717" "Harrington, A.1.7SHE"." 5 7 11 " "Harrington, E.","CAL"," 35"," "Harnngton, Ella B."."KIN"," 33","2" "Harrington, Job.","BUT"," 11"."9" "Harrington, Jobe",-0- ," "Harris. Alex.","CAL"," 3 5 7 2 " "Harris, Arza","BET"," 23","22" "Harris, Emma","BAT"," 15735" "Hams, F.S.","BAT"," 15","17" "Harris, F.S.","BAT"," 1 5 7 9 " "Harris, Geo.","BET"," 2 3 7 11 " "Harris, H."."BRO"," 2 1 , 2 5 " H.N.","BET"," 23","30" "Harris, J.M.7BUT"," 11 7 2 4 " 1 "Harris, L.W.","BET"," 23","34" "Hams, M a r g a r e t 7 C A L 7 35,"17* "Hams, Perry","BAT"," "llama, S a l l y 7 B E T 7 2 3 7 8 ' "Harrison Street","C/W7 "Harrison, Benjamin,-0' ." "Harrison, R.I_ ","SHE"," 5","17" "Hart, F.H ","BET"," 23","22" "Hart, H.C.7BRO"," 21","25" "Hart, Henry","BET"," 23","2I" "Hart, J. Est.","ALG"," 27","24" "Hart, .1 L ","BET"," 23","20" "Hart, J.L ","BET"," 23721" "Hartchuck, F. 7 B R O " , " 2 1 7 3 3 ' "Hartchuk, Peter","BRO7 2I","14" "Hartley, Chas.E.7GIR"," 9","1" "Hartley, Frank","GIR"," 9","1" "Harts, Wm.","BRO"," 21","32" "Harts, Wm ""NOB"," 29","5" "Harvey, E..1 7 C / W " , " "Hase, Wm.C. Est.'',"KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Hasking, R . 7 B AT " , " 15","32" "Haspings, J.W.","BAT"," 15","19" "Hass, Geo.B.","SHE"," 5","23" "Hass, George B.",-0- ," "Hastings, .1 ","BAT"," 15","9" "Hate, P.O.","COL"," 17","24" "Hate, P. 0 . 7 C O L 7 17","25" "Hathaway. Ed","GIL"," 3 1 7 3 " "Hathaway, Ed.","G1L''," 3I","4" "Hathaway, J.C.","GIL"," 3I","5" "Hathaway, J.E.","GIL"," 3I","4" "Hathaway, S.D.","GIL"," 3I","5" "Hathom, Jas.D.","SHE"," 5","16" "Hathom, L u t h e r 7 S H E 7 5","16" "Hatmaker P.0.7BET"," 23","21" "Hatmaker, Village o r, " B E r ' , " 23","21" "Haven Lake","SHE"," 5","30" "Haven L a k e 7 S H E 7 5","31" "Havens, A . 7 B R O " , " 21","35" "Havens, Anna7NOB"," 29","2" "Havens, N.","BRO"," 2I","34" "Havens, Nathaniel","NOB"," 29","3" "Haviland, John B.","SHE"," 5","5" "Hawes, Anna",-0- ," "Hawks, L.","OVI"," 25","32" "Hawks, Laura","OVI"," 25","32" "Hawley, A.D.","BAT"," 15","27" "Hawley, Amy7LINI"," 7","34" "Hawley, C.D.7UNI"," 7 7 5 " "Hawley. Chas.","CAL"," 35","12" "Hawley, H.B.","UN1"," 7","22" "Hawley, .1.7UNI"." 7","33" "Hawley, J.B.'',"BAT"," 15","2" "Hawley, John"."BAT"," 15"."5" "Hawley, L . L . " , " B AT 7 15","3" "Hawley, L i c y 7 U N I " , " 7","27" "Hawley, Nelson7UNI"," 7","33" "Hawley, S.","UNI"," 7"."32" "Hawley, W.S.7GIR"," 9 " , " 3 I " "Hawley, W.S.","GIR"," 9 7 3 2 " "Hawley, W.S."."GIR"," 9 7 3 3 " "Hawley, W i l l a r d 7 C / W 7 "Hawley, William",-0- ," "Hawley, Wm ","CAL"." 35,"11" "Hawn, H."."MAT"," I3","10" "Hayden, Wm.","QUI"," 19730" "Hayes Street","VRA"," "Hayes, C.7BUT"," I 1","21" "Hayes, C.L.","ALG"," 27","11" "Hayes, Henry","GIR"," 9","26" "Hayes, John7ALG"," 27710" "Hayes, John","ALG"," 27","9" "Hayes, L.","ALG"," 27710" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN - 1894 "Hayes. L.","ALG"," 27","I5" "Hayes, Wm.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 8 " "Rayne, Emest","BAT"," 15","1" "Hayne, Harvey"."COL"," I7","14" "Hayner, H.E.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 2 " "Hayner. Park","UNI"." 7","29" "Hayner, Park"."UNI"," 7","32" "Haynes","UN1"," 7","36" "Haynes, Adelmon","UNI"," 7 , 3 6 " "Haynes, G.H.","BUT"," 11'',"21" "Haynes, Hervey","COL"," 17"."9" "Haynes, Hon. Harvey",-0- ," "Haynes, Julia A.","OVI"," 25","9" "Haynes, Levi"."COL"," I 7"." "Haynes, Mr. Harvey",-0- ," "Haywood, Mary","C/W"," "Hazen, Eart","SHE"," 5","34" "Hazen, M.C.","SHE"," 5 , 2 7 " "Hazen, R.B.","SHE"," 5 , 2 6 " "Hazen, R.B.","SHE"," 5 7 2 7 " "Hazlett, .1.","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 6 " "Hazlett. Jakie","OVI"," 25","29" "Hazlett. Jakie","OVI"," 25"."32" "Heading Mill","GIR"," 9","12" "Heater, Celia","OVI"," 25","32" "Heaton, M.","OVI"," 25'714" "Heckathom. M.V.","OVI"," 25","3I" "Heckman, L.","GIL"," 31","17" "Heckmar,J.","GIL"," 3 1 7 3 " "Heckmer, J.","GIL"," 31"," I 0" "Heddle, Thos.","G1R"," 9"."26" "Heddle. Thos.","GIR"," "Heisrodt, E.","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 1 " "Heisrodt, Edwin","OVI"," 25","20" "Heisrodt. Mark","OVI"," 25"."21" "Heisvodt, Edwin","OVI"." 25","21" "Heltzel, Adam","NOB"." 2 9 : 4 " "Hemingway, C.W."."SHE"," 5","20" "Henderson, Thos.","NOB"," 29,"1" "Hendricks, J.F.","VGI"," "Hendricks, Lester","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 2 " "Hendricks, Manley","ALG"," 27","12" "Henning, A.","C/W"," "Henning, A."."C,W"," "Henning. A.","COL"." 17","9" "Henry Street"."C/W"," "Henry. Moms Est.","MAT"," 13","17" "Henry, W.","SHE"," 15","21" "Henry, W.","SHE"," 5 , " 2 7 " "Henry, W.","SHE"," 5 7 3 4 " "Henry, W.","VSH"," "Henry, Warren","SHE"," 5","28" "Henry, Warren","VSH"," "Herbert Streer:C/W"," "Herendeen, William W.",-0- ," "Herman, Geo ","BUT"," 11 7 1 6 " "Herman, Jos ""BET"," 2 3 , 5 " "Herman, Jos "'"BET"." 23","6" "Herman, P e t e r : B U T " : 11 7 3 1 " "Hermance, H.D.","ALG"." 27","3" "Hermon, Michael"."BAT"," 15":31" "Heroy, Miss Ida",-0- ," "Hemck, Wm."."ALG"," 27","I4" "Herrickville","BUT"," 11 7 2 " "Hemckville","VHE"," "Herrick-vine, Village or,"VHE"," "Hcrnson, President",-0- ," "Hess, J.H.","BUT"," 11","8" "Heuer, Chas ","ALG"," 27","8" "Hewett Street","VQU"." "Hewitt, Miss Rhonda".-0- ." "Hewitt. Mrs ","QUI"," 19","4" "Hewitt. Mrs."."QUI"." 19","5" "Hewitt, Rhonda",-0- ," "Heydon, Cynthia","OVI"," 25","I4" "Heydon, F.0.","ALG"," 27","3" "Hibner, A.A.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 7 " "High School","C/W"," "High Street","VUC"," "High Street","VUC"," "Hildebrand, Fred",-0- ," "Hildebrand, William","ALG"," 27":9" "Hildebrandt, Chas.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 5 " "Hildebrandt, Fred","ALG"," 2 7 . 1 5 " "Hildebrandt, Fred","ALG"," 27":16" "Hildebrandt, Louie","ALG"," 2 7 : 1 6 " "Hildebrandt, Louie","ALG"," "Hill, A.","COL"," 1 7 : 3 0 " "Hill, A.S.","VSH"," "Hill, E.& Sons","SHE"," 5 " : 3 1 " "Hill, E.R.& T.J.","SHE"," 5 " : 3 6 " "Hill, G.W.","BET"," 23","24" "Hill, H.S.","BAT"," 15","13" "Hill, Horace","COL"," 1 7 : 2 9 " "Hill, J.W.","COL"," I 7","2 1 "Hill, John I.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 0 " "Hill, John L.","C/W"," "Hill, Mrs. A.J.","VQU"," "Hilliar, C.","COL"," 17","26" "Hilliar, C.","COL"," 17","35" "Hilliar, P.","COL"," 17","26" "Hillman, A.L.","QUI"," 1 9 : 3 " "Hills, A.S.","SHE"," "Hills, Curus","BUT"," 11":36" "Hills, Delia",-0- ," "Hillsdale",-0"Hillyer, A.","GIL"," 31","6" "Hillyer. R.B.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 4 " "Hillyer, Wells","BET"," 2 3 . 3 4 " "Hilton, Hannah","GIL"," 31"," I "Hilton, Mrs. Chas","K1N"," 3 3 , 6 " "Hilton, T.A.","C/W"," "Hilton, T.A.","C/W"," "Hilton, T.A.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 6 " "Hilton, T.A.".-0- ," "Hilton, T.A. Clothier (Int.)",-0- ," "Hilton, W.G.","BUT"." 11 7 1 9 " "Himbaugh, Ernanuel","NOB"," 2 9 : 5 " "Himbaugh, Emanuel","NOB"," 2 9 : 6 " "Himebaugh, C.","BET"," 23","31" "Himebaugh, C.","NOB"," 2 9 : 1 " "Hirnebaugh, Coin","BRO"," 2I","21" "Himebaugh, Coin","BRO"." 2 1 2 2 " "Himebaugh, Coin","BRO"," 2I","27" "Himebaugh, Coin","BRO"." 21730" "Himebaugh, D.A."."BRO"," 2 1 : 3 2 " "Himebaugh, E.","BRO"." 2I","21" "Himebaugh, E."."BRO"," 2I","31" "Himebaugh, E.","BRO"," 21","32" "Himebaugh, E.","BRO"," 21733" "Himebaugh, Elmer",-0- ," "Himebaugh. H."."BRO"," 2 1 : 3 3 " "Himebaugh, Hiram","BRO"." 21","35" "Himebaugh, Hiram"."BRO"," 2 1 : 3 6 " "Himebaugh. M.","BRO"," 2I","30" "Himebaugh, Noah","NOB"." 29","6" "Himehaugh, Noah","NOB"," 2 9 7 7 " "Himebaugh, Noah",-0"Himebough. A.","BRO"," 21732" "Himebough, D.","BRO"," 2 1 : 1 9 " "Himebough, Daniel","BRO"," 2 1 , 3 0 " "Himebough, E.","BRO"," 21"."29" "Himebough, Enos","BRO"," 21":29" "Himebought, D.","BRO"," 2I","30" "Hinckley, "Hitchcock, Ira E."."UNI"," 7","6" 1 "Hivelley, Geo.W.","GIL"," 31712" "Hoard, Andrew","NOB"," 29","3" "Hoard, C.B.","BRO"," 2 I " : 2 7 " "Hoard, Mollie","UNI"," 7 " : 3 6 " "Hoard, Wm.","BRO"," 2 1 2 7 " "Hoben, Mike","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 0 " "Hodge, F.A.","SHE"," 5 , 2 8 " "Hodunk Post Office","UNI"," "Hodunk, Village or,"UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Hoffman, A.J.","ALG"," 2 7 , 4 " "Hoffman, Anna","UNI"," 7 " , " I 4 " "Hoffman, E.C.","ALG"," 27",9" "Hog Creek","BUT"," 11 ","I9" "Hog Creek","BUT"," 11":20" "Hog Creek","BUT"," I I ":21" "Hog Creek","BUT"," 11":28" "Hog Creek","BUT"," 11":33" "Hog Creek","BUT"," 11":34" "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 , 1 4 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 " , " I 5 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 , 1 6 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 " , " I 7 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 , 1 8 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 " , " I 9 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 , 2 3 " "Hog Creek","GIR"," 9 , 2 4 " "Hog Creek","QUI"," "Hog Creek","QUI"," 1 9 : 1 2 " "Hog Creek","QUI"," 19","13" "Hog Creek","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 " "Hog Lake","GIL"," 3 1 : 2 4 " "Hogoboom","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 2 " "Hogoboom, A.D.","MAT"," 13","I5" "Hogoboom, C.T.","BAT"," 1 5 , 7 " "Hogoboom, C.T.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 3 " "Hogoboom, L.M.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 2 " "Hogoboom, Wm.","UNI"," 7 7 1 6 " "Holbrook's (Mary) Addition","VBR"," "Holcomb, Horace",-0- ," "Holcomb, Mrs. Nellie","COL"," 17":6" "Holcomb, Mrs. Nettie",-0- ," "Holcomb, Pert.","BET"," 2 3 7 7 " "Holcomb. Roscoe".-0- ," "Holcomb, Roy",-0- ," "Holden, C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 0 " "Holden, G.W.","QUI"," 1 9 : 1 4 " "Holden, John","BUT"," 11 7 2 6 " "Holdridge, Abner","C/W"," "Holdridge, Mrs. Ira C.& A.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 7 " "Hollenbeck,","BUT"," 11"."1" "Hollenbeck, C. Est.","GIR"." 9 , " 1 5 " "Hollenbeck, C.C.","GIR"." 9 r : 2 2 " "Hollenbeck, C.G.","VGI"," "Hollenbeck, R.B.","GIR"," 9 7 2 2 " "Hollenbeck, T.","GIR"," 9","22" "Holliday, Porter","BET"," 2 3 : 2 9 " "Hollingshead, David","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 4 " "Hollinshead, Jas.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 0 " "Hollister, A.N.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 1 " "Hollister, A.N.","MAT"," 13"."32" "Hollister, A.N.",-0- ," "Holmes, C.J.","BRO"," 21"," "Holmes, C.J."."BRO"," 21 ":17" "Holmes, C.J.","BRO"," 2 I " : 5 " "Holmes. C.J.","BRO"," 2 1 7 8 " "Holmes, C.J."."BRO"," 2 I 9 " "Holmes, C.J.",-0"Holmes, David","BUT"." 11 , 1 7 " "Holmes, David"."BUT"," 11":20" "Holmes, Geo.","BUT"." 11 ","18" "Holmes, J.T.","BRO"," 2I"."17" "Holmes, J.T.","BRO"," 2 I " : "Holmes, J.T."."BRO"," 21","20" "Holmes, J.T."."BRO"," 21"."22" i �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Holmes, J.T.","BRO"," 2 1 , 7 " "Holmes, Jackson","COL"," I 7","30" "Holmes, Mrs. D.","BRO"," 21","17" "Holmes, T.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 1 " "Holmes,W.D.","BUT"," 11 7 2 0 " "Holway, E.A.","C/W"," "Holway, M.","OVI"," 2 5 , 6 " "Honey Lake","NOB"," 29717" "Honeywell, Win.",''BET"," 2 3 , 2 9 " "Hooker Street","C/W"," "Hoopingamer, Byron","GIL"," 31716" "Hoopingamer, G.G.","GIL"," 31717" "Hoopingamer, Gabriel","GIL"," 3I","18" "Hoopingamer, John","BRO"," 2I","7" "Hopkins, E.J.","BRO"," 2I","19" "Hopkins, M.","VUC"," "Hopkins, Myron","UNI"," 7","4" "Hopkins, Wm.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 4 " "Hopkins, Wm.","G1L"," 3 1 7 4 " "Hort, F.H.","BET"," 23","2I" "Horton, Miss Marett",-0- ," "Horton, Mrs. Velorus","GIL"," 3I","16" "Horton, Mrs. Velorus","GIL"," 31719" "Hoskins, Fred","BET"," 2 3 , 7 " "Hoskins, Shep.","BUT"," 11 7 3 4 " "Hoskins, Shep."."BUT"," 11","35" "Hotchkiss, G.","CAL"," 35","23" "Hotchkiss, Sarah","CAL"," 35722" "Hotchkiss, Sarah","CAL"," 35723" "Houck, W.J.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 0 " "Houck, W.J.",-0- ," "Houghtailing, Frank","COL"," 17731" "House, T.","BUT"," 11","21" "Houston, Catherine","BET"," 23732" "Houston, Catherine","GIL"," 3 1 , 5 " "Houston, Robt.","G1L"," 3I","7" "Hovarier, W.T.","MAT"," 1 3 7 7 " "Howard. E.B.","SHE"," 5","15" "Howard, E.B.","SHE"," 5 " , " I 6 " "Howard, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 7 1 " "Howard, G.W.",-0- ," "Howe & , " "Howe, Charles "Howe, CharlesCharlesF.",-0- ," "Howe, F.W. Est.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 8 " "Howe, F.W. Est.","QUI"," 19719" "Howe, Geo.E.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 3 " "Howe, Geo.E.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 4 " "Howe, Geo.E.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 5 " "Hower. Adam","OVI"," 25717" "Howland, Allison","OVI"," 2 5 , 7 " "Howland, E.","BUT"," 11 , 1 9 " "Howland, Rose","COL"," 17728" "Howland, Willis","COL"," 1 7 , 3 1 " "Hoxie, Lewis Est.","ALG"," 2 7 , 4 " "Hoxie, 0.","ALG"," 27","I5" "Hoxie, Orton","ALG"," 2 7 , " "Hoxie, Onon","ALG"," 2 7 7 11 " "Hoyle, Seymour","NOB"," 2 9 7 3 " "Hoyle, Seymour","NOB"," 2 9 , 4 " "Hoyt, Dan'I","KIN"," 33710" "Hoyt, Dan'1","KIN"," "Hoyt, Dan'I","KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Hoyt, Dan'1","KIN"," 3 3 , 9 " "Hoyt, Henry","KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Hoyt, Jesse",-0- ," "Hoyt, M.R.",-0- ," "Hoyt, M. R.& T.","BET"," 23","25" "Hoyt, Miss Eliza",-0- ," "Hoyt, Miss Hannah",-0- ," "Hoyt, Rufus",-0- ," "Hoyt, T.","MAT"," 13","13" "Hubbard, Leroy","SHE"," 5","25" "Hubbard, P.A.","GIR"," 9 , " 5 " "Hubbard, P.A.","GIR"," 9 " 8 " "Hubbard, S.E.","BAT"," 15","18" "Hubbard, S.E.","BAT"," 15","6" "Hubbard, Wm.R.","UNI"," 7 , 1 6 " "Hubbard, Wm.R.","UN1"," 7"," "Hudson Street","C/W"," "Hudson Street","C/W"," "Hudson, Mary A.","VGI"," "Huffman, Josephine",-0- ," "Huganin, D.","GIR"," 9","13" "Hughes & Wooley",-0- ," "Hughes, E.W.","GIL"," 31","11" "Hughes, E.W.","GIL"," 31","12" "Hughes, Ed","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 0 " "Hughes, J.B.","GIL"," 31","1" "Hughes, J.B.","GIL"," 3I","2" "Hughes, Sally","ALG"," 27","2" "Hughes, Sarah","ALG"," 27734" "Hughey, J.S.","ALG"," 27","17" "Hugkes, A.R.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 5 " "Hull Street","C/W"," "Hull's Addition","C/W"," "Hull, Isaac","BRO"," 2I","16" "Hulse, John","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 7 " "Humphrey, Emery","BUT"," 11 7 2 4 " "Humphrey, Frank","OVI"," 25","18" "Humphrey, K.","BUT"," 11 , 2 4 " "Humphrey, L.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 " "Humphrey, L.","ALG"," 27","I2" "Humphrey, L.F.",-0- ," "Hungerford, W.H.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 0 " "Hunt, B.B.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 2 " "Hunt, J.H.","MAT"," 13","9" "Hunt, "Hunt, "Hunt, "Hunt, M.L.",-0- ," W.E.","QUI"," 19","18" W.E.","QUI"," 19","19" W.H.","GIR"," 9 , 2 4 " "Hurd, Mrs. W.P.","VUC"," "Hurger, Andrew","ALG"," 2 7 , 6 " "Hurley, A.","GIL"," 3I","19" "Hurley, Allen","BAT"," 15","21" "Hurley, Allen","BAT"," 15729" "Hurley, Lorenzo","BAT"," 15","18" "Hurley, Wm.","BAT"," I 5"," "Hurley, Wm.","BAT"," 15720" "Hurst, G.M.","C/W"," "Hurst, R.R.","GIR"," 9","9" "Hutchins, C.","BUT"," 11 7 2 2 " "Huyck, Henry F.","KIN"," 3 3 7 11 " "Huyck, Henry F.","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 4 " "Hyde, E.","C/W"," "Hyde, Mary","C/W"," "Hyne, Samr,"BAT"," 15728" "Ide, Henty","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 3 " "Imbers, Jas.& Julia","BAT"," I 5","2" "Immell, D.A.","GIL"," 31710" "Immell, D.A.","G1L"," 3 1 , 2 2 " "lmmell, J.","GIL"," 31","21" "Immell, John","GIL"," 31","I5" "Inda, Martin","BAT"," 15712" "Indiana State Line","CAL"," "Indiana State Line","GIL"," "Indiana State Line","K1N"," "Indiana State Line","NOB"," "Ingham County",-0- ," "Isabella Street","VUC"," "Isham, W.J.& J.M.","SHE"," "Ives, DR. I.C.","OVI"," 25","7" "Ives, I.C.","C/W"," "Ives, L.C.","COL"," 17","22" "Jackowick, Martin","SHE"," 5",`25" "Jackson Citizen",-0- ," "Jackson "Jackson Street","C/W," "Jackson Street","VQU"," "Jackson Street","VUC"," "Jackson, A.","BUT"," I "Jackson, Geo.W.","COL"," I "Jackson, J ","SHE"," 5","18" "Jackson, J.D.","MAT"," 13","9" "Jackson, J.F.","CHR"," 9","26" "Jackson, L.A.",-0- ," "Jackson, Pres. "Jackson, Pres Andrew",-0- ," "Jacobs, J.D ","UN1"," 7 " , " I 6 " "Jacobs, L.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 6 " "Jail","C/W"," "Jail",-0- ," "James, L.","MAT"," 13","26" "Jassah, Josie","BRO"," 21","II" "Jay Street","C/W"," "Jefferson Street","C/W"," "Jefferson Street","C/W"," "Jefferson Street'',"VQU"," "Jefferson Street","VQU"," "Jeffery, H.","NOB"," 2 9 : 1 6 " "Jeffery, Horace","NOB"," "Jeffords, Mrs. R.","COL"," 17"."23" "Jeffords, Mrs. R.B.","COL"," 17","I4" "Jell Factory","C/W"," "Jenkins, W.H.","BRO"," 21","33" "Jenkins, W.H.","BRO"," 21","34" "Jenkins, Wm.","NOB"," 29","9" "Jenks, Clinton","UNI"," 7 , 3 1 " "Jennie, A.S.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 5 " "Jennings, Cyrenius","GIL"," 31719" "Jerdan, E.M.","BAT"," 15","20" "Jerdan, E.M.","BAT"," 15","22" "Jesseph, E.S.","COL"," 17","34" "John Street"."VUC"," "John Street","VUC"," "Johns, Leonard","GIL"," 3 I "Johns, Mrs. A.H.","KIN"," 33"."18" "Johnskosky, Jacob","BUT"," 11","17" "Johnson, A.L.","QUI"," "Johnson, A.P.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 " "Johnson, C.L."."GIR"," 9","18" "Johnson, C.W. Cooperage Works",-0- ," "Johnson, Charles W.",-0-," "Johnson, Clayton C.",-0- ," "Johnson, D.M.","MAT"," 13","26" "Johnson, Ezra","UNI"," 7 7 11 " "Johnson, F.R.","VL/C"," "Johnson. G.","VGI"," "Johnson, G.B. Est.","GIR"." "Johnson, H.F.","MAT"," 13",12" "Johnson, Ira D."."BUT"," I 1","32" "Johnson, J.K.","GIL"," 3I","12" "Johnson, John","UN1"," 7","14" "Johnson, Jonathan","UNI''," 7","10" "Johnson. L.B.",-0- ," "Johnson. Lee L.","UNI"," 7","10" "Johnson. P.C."."GIR"," 9","17" "Johnson, P.C.","GIR"." 9","18" "Johnson, P.C."."GIR"." 9","20" "Johnson, R.A.","MAT"," 13",12" "Johnson. Sam'1","BAT"." 15","4" "Johnson, Starr & Co.",-0- ." "Johnson, Wm.","BRO"," 21","20" "Johnson, Vs'm.","BRO"," 2I","21" "Johnson, Wm."."BRO"," 2I","28" "Johnston, Clayton �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Jones. A K I N " , " 33","5" "Jones, A K I N " . " 3 3 7 6 " "Jones, Arthur","NOB"," 29","8" "Jones, C.","SHE"," 5","34" "Jones, C.N.","BAT''." 15"."28" "Jones, C.N.","BAT"," 15","30" "Jones. Edward7UNI"," "Jones, Frank","BAT"," 15","28" "Jones. G.N.7K1N"," 33":'4" "Jones, Geo.","MAT"," 13","3" "Jones, Henry .1.7SHE"," 5","25" "Jones, 1.7MAT"," 1 3 7 1 4 " "Jones, J.H.7QUI"," 19","9" "Jones, J.H.",-0- ," "Jones, las.D.7SHE"," 5":'35" "Jones, J o h n 7 S H E 7 5","25" "Jones. John H.",-0- ," "Jones, Jos.T.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 0 " "Jones, L a w r e n c e 7 N 0 B 7 29","8" "Jones, Luman7K1N"," 33","8" "Jones. Mrs. A.","KIN"," 3 3 . 1 8 " "Jones, N.7BRO"," 2I","12" "Jones, N . 7 V B R " , " "Jones, N o a h 7 K 1 N 7 33","I6" "Jones, Noah","KIN"." 33";'9" "Jones, Ora","BRO"," 2 1 7 1 2 " "Jones, R.R.","SHE"," 5","36" "Jones, Sam'17NOB"," 2 9 7 1 6 " "Jones, S h e r m a n 7 K I N 7 33","5" "Jones, Sherman7K1N7 33","8" "Jordan, Mrs. C.P.7BUT"," 11 7 1 5 " "Joseph, Cerene","ALG''," 27","10" "Joseph. Cerene7ALG"," 27,-11" "Joseph, Cerene","ALG"," 27","2" "Joseph, L.","QUI"," 19","33" *Joseph, Lucas7QUI"," 19","22" 'Joseph, Lucas'',"QUI"," 19","27" "Joseph, M.","ALG"," 27","3" "Joseph, M.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 4 " "Joseph, Mathias","ALG"," 2 7 7 4 " "Joslin, Emily","BET"," 23","29" "Joslin. O r l a n d a 7 B E T 7 23","2" "Judd, A . C . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 7 1 5 " "Judd, A.C.","MAT"," 13","23" "Judd, L.R. Est.","UNI"," 7","4" "Judd, Mrs. L.R.","VUC"," "Judges Stand","VUC"," "Judson, A.& C . 7 C A L " , " 35","I3" "Judson, J . B . 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 2 9 " "Jukett, W.H.7C/W"," "Jump, E . B . 7 M AT " , " 13","I5" "Jumps, B.","BRO"," 21","10" "June, Geo.","OVI"," 25","26" "Junk, H.R.7GIL"," 31","24" "Jupp, .1.7BET"." 23","26" "K, Mrs. M . 7 Q U I " , " 1 9 7 3 6 " "Kackkack, L.7SHE"," 5 , 1 8 " "Kahoe, Ellen7NOB"," 2 9 7 1 4 " "Kaiser, Jacob7BET"," 23","24" "Kalamazoo County",-0- ," "Kale, A.E.7COL"," 17","23" "Kalloska, Jas.","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 7 " "Kalso, Rebecca7NOB"," 29","14" "Kane, James","MAT"," 13","30" "Kane, P ","MAT"," 13","19" "Kane, P ","MAT"," 13","31" "Kane, Patrick","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 0 " "Kane, T.","MAT"," 13","I9" "Kane, Thos.","MAT"," 13","31" "Kanouse,.1.7G1L7 3 1 7 1 2 " "Kanouse, R.7BET"," 23","26" "Kanouse, R.7BET"," 23","36" "Kanouser, John7BET"," 23","26" "Kapmski, Jos.","GIR"." 9 " " 6 " "Kappler, Geo. Est."."C/W"," "Kam, J.7BRO"," 21","20" "Katz, C.","VUC"," "Kauffman, Lancester",-0- ," "Kavanaugh, Francis","BRO"," 2I","32" "Keagle, T.H."."QUI"," 19712" "Kebaloskie, Andrew","BAT"," 15","I9" "Keebler, Abby","OVI"," 25723" "Keebler, Abby","OVI"," 25","24" "Keeler. E.","ALG"," 27710" "Keeler, Ebenezer",-0- ," "Keep, Sarah","GIR"," 9","5" "Keeslar, los.","GIL"," 3 1 7 3 " "Keeslar, P. Est.","GIL"," 31","17" "Keeslar, Peter","GIL"," 31","20" "Keesler, Ed.","GIL"," 3I","9" "Keesler, Homer","GIL"," 3 1 7 9 " "Keesler, Jay & Asher","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 7 " "Keesler. John","NOB"," 29","I7" "Keesler, John","NOB"," 29","7" "Keesler, John","NOB"," 29","8" "Keesler, Jos.","G1L"," 3 1 , 9 " "Kehoe, Frank7BRO"," 21735" "Kehoe, Patric","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 5 " "Kehoe, Patric","NOB"," 29","1" "Keilkam, E.7BRO"," 21","33" "Keim, Miss Lucinda",-0- ," "Keller, E.J.",-0- ," "Keller, Emaline","BUT"," 11 7 2 8 " "Keller, Emaline","BUT"," I t "Keller, Ida May- 0 - ," "Keller, Isaac","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 5 " "Keller, Isaac","NOB"," 29","16" "Keller, Isaac","NOB"," 29","2I" "Keller, Isaac",-0- ," "Keller, J.F.",-0- ," "Keller, Jacob","NOB"," 29","I5" "Keller, Jacob B.",-0- ," "Keller, John","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 1 " "Kelley, Mary","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 1 " "Kellogg, 0.7SHE"," "Kellogg, 0.7SHE"," 5","8" "Kellogg, 0.G.","BUT"," 11 7 3 2 " "Kellogg, Orsamus","SHE"," 5","5" "Kelly, E.L.7ALG"," 2 7 , 2 6 " "Kelly, .1.7COL"," 1 7 , 2 8 " "Kelosh, S.","SHE"." 5 7 1 8 " "Kelsey, Ira7OVI"," 2 5 , 7 " "Kelso, Geo.","NOB"," 2 9 . 2 3 " "Kelso, Henry","KIN"," 3 3 7 7 " "Kelso, James , " "Kelso, John","NOB"." 29';'24" "Kelso, John- 0 - ," "Kelso, Matthew","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 3 " "Kelso, Robt.","CAL"," 35714" "Kelso, Sarah N.",-0- ," "Kelso. Thomas- 0 - ," "Kelvinski..1.7BRO7 21","33" "Kempster, Stephen","COL"," 17","33" "Kenknight, C. Jr.","UNI"," 7 : ' 3 2 " "Kenknight. Chas.","UNI"," 7 7 3 2 " "Kenknight, Chas.7UNI"," 7 7 3 3 " "Kcnknight, Ed.","UNI"," 7 7 3 2 " "Kenned, Michael7ALG"," 27","23" "Kenned, Michael7ALG"," 27726" "Kennedy, C.D.","BUT"." I I 2 8 " "Kennedy, Cieo.","BET"," 23:.18" "Kennedy, Jas.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 0 " "Kennedy, John","BRO"," 21725" "Kennedy, L.S.","BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "Kennedy, Mrs.R.7UNI"," 7"."I6" "Kent Street7VRA"," "Kent, D.W.","SHE"," 5","I9" "Kent, D.W."."SHE"," 5 7 3 0 " 1 "Kent, D.W.",-0- ," "Kenyon, John","OVI"," 25","21" "Kenyon, John","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 2 " "Kenyon, W.","OVI"," 25","27" "Kenyon, Walter","OVI"," 25","2I" "Kerns, Sarah","OVI"," 25","12" "Kerns, Wm.","OVI"," 25","12" "Kerr Bros.",-0- ," "Kerr Bros. Mill",-0- ," "Kerr, Alexander","BAT"," 1 5 7 8 " "Kerr, Andrew- 0 - ," "Ken-, John A.",-0- ," "Kessler, Chas.","GIL"," 3 1 7 9 " "Kesson, W.R.7BUT"," I I","22" "Ketchem, N.","SHE"," 5 " , " I 8 " "Keyes, C.J.7VBR"," "Keyes, L e v e r e t t 7 B E T 7 23716" "Keyes, Sam'1","BET"," 23721" "Keyis, Francis","BRO"," 2I","24" "Keyser, S.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 4 " "Keyser, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 4 " "Kibaloskie, S.","BAT"," 15","32" "Kibbe, Rufus","C/W"," "Kibloski, S.","BET"," 2 3 7 5 " "Kidney, H.","VSH"," "Kidney, Jno.","VUC"," "Kilboum, Holton","SHE"," 5 7 2 6 " "Kilboum, S.L.","SHE"," 5 7 2 6 " "Kilburn, J.L.","UNI"," 7 , 1 9 " "Kilburn, J.L.7UNI"," 7 7 2 0 " "Kilbum, S.L.","SHE"," 5","23" "Killingar, U.","BET"," 23","23" "Killinger, U.","BET"," 2 3 7 2 2 " "Killkoin, Wm.","NOB"," 29","20" "Killkoin, Wm.","NOB"," 29","21" "Kilsheski, .1.7BRO"," 2I","23" "Kilvincke,17BET"," 2 3 7 2 0 " "Kilvineke, John","BET"," 23729" "Kimball, Elizabeth","BAT"," 1 5 , 5 " "Kimball, F.B.","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 I "Kimball, F.B.","NOB"," 2 9 7 1 3 " "Kimball, F.B.","NOB"," 29","14" "Kimball. H.L.","BAT"," 1 5 , 6 " "Kimball, Hurbert","UNI"," 7 , " 3 2 " "Kimball, 0.F.","BAT"," 1 5 7 5 " "Kimball, 0.F.& Willie","BAT"," 1 5 7 5 " "Kimbark, S.D.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 1 " "Kimber, Robt.E.7SHE"," 5":'25" "Kimber, Robt.E.","SHE"," 5 7 2 6 " "Kinderhook Post "Kinderhook Township",-0- ," "Kinderhook, Village of',"KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Kinderhook, Village of',"KIN"," 3 3 7 9 " "King Bros.","GIR"," 9 : 1 3 " "King, Albert7BUT"," 1 1 , 2 " "King, Ed.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 " "King, Hiram Jr."."BUT"." 11 7 11 " "King, L.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 7 " "King, L.","C/W"," "King, S.W. Jr. 2nd","GIR"," 9 7 2 3 " "King, S.W. Jr. 2nd","GIR"," 9 7 2 6 " "King, Seth","BUT"," 11";'8" "King, W."."COL"," 1 7 . 2 " "Kingsley Bros.","GIR"," "Kingston, Jeremiah & Dan'17GIR"," 9 , 2 0 " "Kingston, Jos.","UNI"," 7":'23" "Kingston, L.","GIR"," 9 7 9 " "Kinnebrook. J.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Kinsey, Henry","GIL"," 31713" "Kinsey, Samr,"KIN"," 33";'20" "Kinsey. Wm.","BET"," 2 3 7 1 9 " "Kinsgley Bros.","GIR"." 9","4" "Kinter, Eugene","BAT"," 15"."20" "Kinter. Eugene","BAT7 15"."30" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Kinter. Geo.","BAT"," 15","I9" "Kintcr, Geo.","BAT"," I "Kinyon, E.H.","QUI"," 19","23" "Kinyon, F.H.","QUI"," 19","23" "Kinyon, F.S.","QUI"," 19","24" "Kinyon, F.S.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 5 " "Kinyon, I.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 3 " "Kinyon, I.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 3 " "Kinyon, I.H.","QUI"," I 9","24" "Kinyon, J.L.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 3 " "Kinyon, 1.L.","QUI"," 19","24" "Kinyon, Merritt","SHE"," 5","8" "Kinyon, Mrs. H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 4 " "Kirby, C.","SHE"," 5","7" "Kirby, Charles","SHE"," 5","8" "Kirby, F.B.","SHE"," 5","8" "Kirggelki, John","BET"," 2 3 , 5 " "Kirggelki, John","BET"," 2 3 , 6 " "Kirkland, A.S.","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 " "Kitchel's Liniment",-0- ," "Kitchel, S.B.",-0- ," "Kitchell, S.B.",-0- ," "Kitchell, Simon","C/W"," "Kittridge, L.0.","OVI"," 2 5 , 9 " "Kline, David","BRO"," 2I","21" "Kline, David","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 2 " "Kline, Jacob","ALG"," 27730" "Klink, August","GIR"," 9 " , " I " "Klose, A.R.","SHE"," 5 " , " 2 I " "Klose, Fred","BAT"," I 5","15" "Klose, Fred","BAT"," I 5 , 2 2 " "Knapp, Chas.","UNI"," 7 , 1 6 " "Knapp, Chas.","UNI"," 7","9" "Knapp, Geo.","BUT"," 11","26" "Knapp, Lewis","UNI"," 7","9" "Knapp, Sanford C.","VGI"," "Knapp, Stephen","ALG"," 2 7 , 5 " "Knauss, Henry","KIN"," 3 3 7 2 " "Knauss, Jas.","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 3 " "Knauss, Milton","QUI"," 19,"17" "ICnauss, Sam'1","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 0 " "Knauss, Samr,"KIN"," 33715" "Knauss, Sarah","GIR"," 9 , 1 7 " "Knauss, Sarah","GIR"," 9 , 1 8 " "Knecht, Chas.","BUT"," 11 , 2 1 " "Knecht, John","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Knecht, Sam","ALG"," 27718" "Knecht, Sam.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 9 " "Kneeland, S.","BET"," 23","I" "Knight, C.B.","VUC"," "Knowles, Andrew","COL"," 17","32" "Knowles, David & Wm.","BAT"," I 5 , 2 0 " "Knowles, David & Wm.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 1 " "Knowles, M.L.","UNI"," 7","8" "Knowles, Phillip","OVI"," 25","1" "Knowles, S.1.","BUT"," 11 7 3 3 " "Knowles, S.T.","BUT"," 11 7 2 8 " "Knowlton, E.A.","C/W"," "Kohl, Fred",-0- ," "Kolasa, Jacob","BRO"," 2 I 2 5 " "Kollossa, A.","BRO"," 21726" "Kollossa, M.","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 6 " "Koscinshi, Thos.","GIR"," 9 , " 6 " "Krauss, las.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 8 " "Krichbaum, J.","C/W"," "Krimmel, A.","UNI"," 7 7 2 9 " "Kriser, Granville","BUT"," 11","2 I" "Krueska,l.","BET"," "Kruski, J.","BRO"," 21724" "Kulow, A.","ALG"," 27","I2" "Kuoza, John","BUT"," I I 1 6 " "Kuszmaul, M.1.","C/W"," "Kyte, Wycklifr,"UNI"," 7","27" "L.S.& M.S.R.R.",-0- ," "Lade, Wm.","ALG"," 27","22" "Ladue, Mrs. A.","MAT"," 13"."33" "Lahyn, L.","UNI"," 7","32" "Lake George","KIN"," 33","21" "Lake George","KIN"," 33","22" "Lake of the Woods","OVI"," 25","17" "Lake of the Woods","OVI"," 25","18" "Lake of the Woods","OVI"," "Lake of the Woods","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 0 " "Lake Shore Railroad",-0- ," "Lake Street","VGI"," "Lake, Albert","C/W"," "Lake, C.C.","SHE"," 5","I4" "Lake, Mrs. Chas.","COL"," I 7"," "Lake, W.W.","GIR"," 9 7 2 3 " "Lake, Wm.","BAT"," I 5","17" "Lamberson, C.A.","MAT"," 1 3 , 5 " "Lampman, A.E.","BUT"," 11",33" "Lampman, Ambrose","BUT"," 11","33" "Lampman, Ambrose","BUT"," I I ","34" "Lampman, Chas.","BUT"," 11 7 3 4 " "Lampman, F.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 5 " "Lampman, Frank E.",-0- ," "Lampman, Geo.","BUT"," 11","34" "Lampman, H.S. Est.","BUT"," 11 7 1 4 " "Lampman, J.B."."BUT"," I I "Lampman, Luman",-0- ," "Lampman, Merit","BUT"," I 1 , 3 5 " "Lampman, Thos.","BUT"," 11 7 3 5 " "Lancaster, Columbia",-0- ," "Lane, Miss Eliza",-0- ," "Lane, Mrs. M.E.","BRO"," 2t","23" "Lane, Mrs. M.E.","BRO"," 21","24" "Lange, E.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Langs, Lycurgus","GIL"," 31715" "Langs, Lycurgus","GIL"," 31","23" "Langwell, W.B.","GIR"," 9","31" "Lanphere's Addition","C/W"," "Lappin, W.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 1 " "Lappin, Wm.","QUI"," 19","32" "Larabee, Austin","BET"," 2 3 , 2 8 " "Larabee, Roswell","BET"," 2 3 , 2 2 " "Larabee, Sharl","BET"," 2 3 , 2 2 " "Laria, 1.","BRO"," 21721" "Laria,1.","BRO"," 21728" "Larrabee, E.","OVI"," 2 5 7 7 " "Lasalle, A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 9 " "Latherbery, C.R.",-0- ," "Lathrop, F.","UNI"," 7","6" "Lathrop, T."."UNI"," 7","6" "Latta, A.","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 6 " "Latta. A.","BRO"," 21721" "Latta, A.","BRO"," 21","28" "Latta, 0","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 6 " "Latta, David","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 1 " "Latta, M.","BRO"," 2 I ","16" "Latta, M.","BRO"," 2I","21" "Lattin, F.A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 " "Lattin, Fred","QUI"," 19","4" "Laukeske, A.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 0 " "Lavine Lake","KIN"." 33","17" "Lavine Lake","KIN"," 33","I8" "Lavine Lake","KIN"." 33","I9" "Lavine Lake","KIN"," 33","20" "Lawinczak, V.","BET"," 23","19" "Lawinczak, Y.","BET"," 23719" "Lawler, A.","UN1"," 7","8" "Lawler, A.","UNI"," 7","9" "Lawler, R.","UNI"," 7","8" "Lawler, R.","UNI"," 7","9" "Lawrance, Matilda","OVI"," 25","I4" "Lawrence, A.C.","KIN"." 3 3 7 3 " 1 "Lawrence, A ( " , " K I N " , " 33,"4" "Lawrence, AL, . . , " o v r, - 25","33" "Lawrence, F.","OVI"," 25","2" "Lawrence, J.E ","CAL"," 35"," u r "Lawrence, L ","GIL"," 3I","20" "Lawrence, S Est.","VGI"," "Layman, W.14 .","BET"," 23","22* "Layman, W H.","BET"," 23","23" "Layman, Wm ","N013"," 29","1" "Lazenby, Geo.","GIL"," 31","5" "Lazenby, Thos.","GIL"," "Lazenby, Wm.T ","CAL"," 35","I" "Lazenby, Wrn.T.","CAL"," 35","2" "leaf, F.","C'OL"," 17","27" "Leamon.","COL"," 17","26" "Leathern. & Lem "."SHE"," 5 7 1 4 " "Leathernerry, inley","SHE"," 5 , " 2 8 " "Lcavvorth, Wm.","NOB"," 29","I6" "Lect, L.M.",-0- ," "Lee Sfreet","VIJC"," "Lee, C.G.","UNI"," 7 7 1 8 " "Lee, Eugene","UN1"," 7","22" "Lee, Eugene","UN1"," 7","28" "Lee, Geo.A.","UNI"," 7","26" "Lee, F1.0.","SHE"," 5","17" "Lee, H.O.","SHE"," 5","5" "Lee, H.O.","SHE"," 5","8" "Lee, H 0.","SHE"," 5","9" "Lee, S.B.","UNI"," 7","22" "Lee, W.G.","UNI"," 7","14" "Lee, W.G.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 5 " "Lees, L.M.",-0- ," "Leffingwell. Myron","OVI"," "Legg, A.H.","COL"," I 7"."1 I "Legg, C.N.","C/W"," "Legg, Charles "Legg, CharlesCharlesN.",-0- ," "Legg, Charles N.,Probate Judge",-0- ," "Legg, Charles N.Ex-Prob. "Legg, Garber","OVI"," 25","36" "Legg, Judge",-0- ," "Legge, Henry","OVI"," 25","2" "Leggin, H.","GIR"," 9 : 3 4 " "Lehr. Wm.","SHE"," 5","5" "Lehr, Wm.","SHE"," 5","8" "Leisenring, H.","GIR"," 9 7 3 4 " "Lemon, S.1.","QUI"," 19","1 I" "Lemon, S.1.","QUI"," 19712" "Lemon, S.J.","QUI"," 19","14" "Lenawee County",-0- ," "Lennon, Thomas".-0- ," "Leonard, D.P.","UNI"," 7","3" "Leonard, D.P.","UNI"," 7"."4" "Leonard, D.P ","VUC"." "Lessing, W.H.","GIR"," 9"."36" "Lester Post Office","ALG"," "Leudders, C.D.","BRO"." 21","31" "Levy, C.H.","BUr'," "Lewis & Kellogg",-0- ," "Lewis & Moore","BRO"." 2I","3" "Lewis & Starr",-0- ," "Lewis Addition","C/W"," "Lewis Addition","C/W"," "Lewis, Caroline","COL"," 17","7" "Lewis. Chas.E.","BUT"," 11 7 8 " "Lewis, E.E.","BAT"," 15","I2" "Lewis, E.E."."UN1"," 7"."35" "Lewis, Edith","CAL"." 35","1" "Lewis, Harrier,"COL"," 17","3" "Lewis, Henry C.",-0- ," "Lewis, Henry C.",-0- ," "Lewis, Henry "Lewis, 3.3 3.1.","COL"." 1 7 7 3 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Lewis, J.J."."GIR"," 9 , " 3 4 " "Lewis, L.","UNI"," 7"."32" "Lewis, L.M.","MAT"," 13","1" "Lewis, L.M.","MAT"," 13","12" "Lewis, L.W.","BRO"," 2 1 , 3 " "Lewis, L.W.","BRO"," 2I","4" "Lewis, Mrs. Mina","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 " "Lewis, N.B.","COL"," 17","I8" "Lewis, Nina","BAT''," 15","8" "Liberty Street","C/W"," "Liberty Street","C/W"," "Liberty Street"."VQU"," "Liberty Street","VQU"," "Library","C/W"," "Library","C/W"," "Lilly, A.","BRO"," 2I","33" "Lilly, A.","NOB"," 29","3" "Lilly, A.& 1."."NOB"," 29","4" "Lilly, Alfred","NOB"," 2 9 7 4 " "Lilly, B."."C/W"," "Lilly, Bernard".-0- ," "Lilly, Dan'I","NOB"," 29","16" "Lilly, Dan'1","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 1 " "Lilly, David"."NOB"," 2 9 : 5 " "Lilly, Henry M.",-0- ," "Lilly, M.","BET"," 2 3 : 3 0 " "Lilly, Mary A.","VSH"," "Lily, H.M.","MAT"," 13","27" "Lime Lake","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 6 " "Linclon, C.0.","UNI"," 7 7 1 5 " "Linclon, D.R."."UNr," 7 7 1 7 " "Lincoln Street","C/W"," "Lincoln Street","VBR"," "Lincoln Street","VUC"," "Lincoln, C.A.","UNI"," 7 " : 1 7 " "Lincoln, C.A.","UNI"," 7","20" "Lincoln, Geo.W.","COL"," 17","8" "Lincoln, L. G.","VUC"," 54".O "Lincoln, 0.L."."UNI"," 7","17" "Lincoln, R.H.","SHE"," 5 , 3 6 " "Lind, J.M.","C/W"," "Lindsey, B.E.","BUT"," 1 I ","10" "Lindsey, Chandler","BUT"," 11","5" "Lindsey, Chandler","BUT"," 11","6" "Lindsey, Geo.","BUT"," 11","33" "Lindsey, Jas. Est.","BUT"," 11 , 1 4 " "Lindsey, R.E.","VHE"," "Lindsey, Wm.","BUT"," 11 7 6 " "Lindwiczak, Jas.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 0 " "Line Street","VFtA"," "Link, David","NOB"," 29","9" "Link, Richard","NOB"," 2 9 : 9 " "Lint, D.J.","KIN"," 3 3 7 2 2 " "Lippe, C.S.","QUI"," 19","4" "Lippert, John","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Little Lake","OVI"," 25","I7" "Little Lake","OVI"," 25","18" "Little, A.","C/W"," "Little, Anna May",-0- ," "Little, Drewsella",-0- ," "Little, G.R.",-0- ," "Little, Geo.","BET"," 23","31" "Little, Lester","GIL"," 31":10" "Little, Ruby B.",-0- ." "Little, William",-0- ," "Livery Stables","C/W"," "Lobdell, Euritta","BAT"," 15","36" "Lobdell, Flint","GIL"," 3I","5" "Lobdell, Geo.E.","OVI"," 25","29" "Lobdell. Geo.E.","OVI"," 25","32" "Lobdell, Geo.W.","OVI"," 25","30" "Lobdell, Geo.W.","OVI"," 25","31" "Lock. Jas.","MAT"," 13","35" "Locke & Cerrow","QUI"." 19"," "Locke, A.J.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 3 " "Locke, A.J.","QUI"," 1 9 . 1 8 " "Locke, A.J.","QUI"," 1 9 , 7 " "Locke, A.L.",-0"Locke, C.A.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 8 " "Locke, Dudley","QUI"," 19","7" "Locke, J.S.","QUI"," 1 9 , 7 " "Locke, Perry","MAT''," 13","3" "Lockerby, Elise & Wm.","BUT"," 11":31" "Lockerby, Mrs. Elise","BUT"," 11":31" "Lockerby, W.H.",-0- ," "Lockerby, Wm.","BUT"," 11","31" "Lockerby, Wm.","BUT"," I I ","3I "Lockerby, Wm.","QUI"," 19","6" "Lockerby, Wm.H.","BUT"," I 1":21" "Lockerby, Wm.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 " "Lockerby, Wm.H.",-0- ," "Lockwood, A.E.","BUT"," I 1":34" "Lockwood, Almeda","BUT"," 1 I","25" "Lockwood, Edward C.","OVI"," 25":6" "Lockwood, Edward C.","OVI"," 25":7" "Lockwood, Ennis","OVI"," 25","7" "Lockwood, Glen","BAT"," 15","26" "Lockwood, H.","COL"," 17","29" "Lockwood, Herbert","OVI"," 25","5" "Lockwood, I.","BET"," 23","23" "Lockwood,J.","COL"," 1 7 : 2 9 " "Lockwood, Leroy","OVI"," 25":7" "Lockwood, Mrs. Sarah","COL"," I 7 , 2 3 " "Lockwood, R.","C/W"," "Lockwood, R.","COL"," 17","15" "Lockwood, Rufus","COL"," 1 7 , 1 4 " "Lockwood, W.","QUI"," I 9 : 2 " "Logan, R.O.","ALG"," 2 7 , 3 4 " "Long Lake","COL"," 17718" "Long Lake","NOB"," 29,"7" "Long Lake","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 3 " "Long Lake","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 4 " "Long Lake","OVI"," 25","23" "Long,J.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 8 " "Long. James, M.D.",-0- ," "Long, Robt.","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 7 " "Longhouse, Ella","OVI"," 25":6" "Looke, Mellissa","SHE"," 5 " : 3 4 " "Lookwood, ler.","BET"," 2 3 , 1 2 " "Loomis Est.","BRO"," 21":7" "Loomis, Adam","GIR"," 9 " : 2 4 " "Loring, Geo.","BUT"," 1 I " : 7 " "Loring, Geo.E.","GIR"," 9 0 , 1 2 " "Loring, Geo.E.","GIR"," 9 : 1 3 " "Lorow, D.R.P.","BAT"," 1 5 , 9 " "Loshinski, Andrew","BRO"," 2 1 , 7 " "Lott, W.A.","BUT"," 11 , 3 2 " "Loucks, Julia","VUC"," "Lovejer, L.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 8 " "Lovejoy, Chas.","BUT"," 11 " 5 " "Loveland, S H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 2 " "Loveridge & Barlow",-0- ," "Loveridge & 13ar1owe",-0"Loveridge, H.C.","BAT"." 1 5 , 1 4 " "Loveridge. Henry C.","COL"," I 7 , 3 3 " "Loveridge. Henry C.",-0- ," "Loveridge, Henry C., "Loveridge. HonHon.Noah P.",-0- ," "Loveridge, N.P.","BUT"." 11","7" "Loveridge, N.P.","C/W"," "Loveridge, N.P.","MAT"," 13":19" "Loveridge, N.P.","UNI"," 7","35" "Loveridge, NP., Judge",-0- ," "Loveridge, N.P . Judge",-0- ," 93",.O. 'Loveridge. Noah P."."KIN"," 33","I4" "Loveridge, Noah P ","KIN"," 33723" 1 "Lowe, G.W.","COL"," 17","24" "Lowe, Geo. W.","COL"," 17","13" "Lowery, Jefferson",-0- ," "Lowrey, Jefferson","VSH"," "Lowry, Jefferson","SHE"," 5","33" "Lowry, Judge",-0- ," "Lowry, Mary","BET"," 2 3 : 1 9 " "Lucas, John","BUT"," 11 ","17" "Lucas, John","BUT"," 11 : 2 0 " "Lucas, Joseph","QUI"," 19","27" "Lucas, Joseph L.",-0"Lucas, M.T.","BUT"," 11":16" "Luce, A.A.","GIL"," 3 1 , 1 6 " "Luce, A.A.","GIL"," 3I","17" "Luce, Alma","GIL"," 31","18" "Luce, Alma","GIL"," 3 I 7 " "Luce, C.G.","GIL"," 31","2 I "Luce, C.G.",-0"Luce, Cyrus G.",-0- ," "Luce, E.G.","GIL"," 31","16" "Luce, Emery G.",-0- ," "Luce, Governer",-0- ," "Luce, Governor C.G.",-0"Lucus, James","GIR"," 9 , " 3 3 " "Lucus, M.T.","BUT"," 11 " : 9 " "Luder, Wm.","ALG"," 27","14" "Ludwiczak, Jos.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 1 " "Ludwig, M.","BRO"," 2I","22" "Luedders, E.D.",-0- ," "Luk, Anton"."UN1"," 7 7 3 6 " "Luk, Chas.","UNI"," 7 " : 3 6 " "Lumbacker, S.","GIR"," 9 7 2 3 " "Lumber Yard","C/W"," "Lumber Yard","VUC"," "Lupold, John","NOB"," 29","16" "Lupold, John","NOB"," 29"."17" "Lusk, A.","COL"," 17":9" "Lusk, D.C.","QUI"," 1 V, 3 2 " "Lusk, Elias","UNI"," 7","6" "Lusk, H.M.","QUI"," "Lusk, S.H.","QUI"," 19","17" "Lusk, S.H.","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 0 " "Lusk, S.R.","QUI"," 1 9 : 9 " "Lutes, S.M.","GIR"," 9 " : 2 3 " "Lutheran Church","C/W"," "Lutheran Church","C/W"," "Luwellyn, W.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Lyler, Ruben","MAT"," 13":4" "Lyman, Chas.","GIR"," 9 " : 2 4 " "Lyman, Dan'1","GIR"," 9 : 1 3 " "Lyman, Dan'1","GIR"," 9 , 2 4 " "Lyman, E.B.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 0 " "Lyman, Edson","GIR"," 9 : 2 4 " "Lynch, T.","BRO"," 2 I 3 5 " "Lynch, Thos.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 9 " "Lynd, 1 9 7 2 9 " "Lynd, Mrs ","COL"," 1 7 : 3 0 " "Lyon, Benj.P.","OVI"," 25","11" "Lyon, Benj.P.","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 2 " "Lyon. C.D.","BUT"," 11 : 2 7 " "Lyon, C.W ","MAT"," 13":6" "Lyon. G.D.","BUT"," 11 , 2 2 " "Lyon, II.B.":CAL"," 3 5 , 2 3 " "Lyon, Thos.","BUT"," I I ","4" "Lyon, Thos "."BUT"." 11 " : 9 " "Lypc, Martin","BUT"," 1 I","33" "Lype, Mrs. C.","BUT"," 11 , 3 4 " "Lyter, George","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 0 " "Lyter, J.L.","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 0 " "Lyter, Jos.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 0 " "Lyter, Jos."."MAT"," I 3":29" "Lyter, M."."MAT"," I 3","29" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Ly ter, Michael","MAT"," 13720" "Lyter, Miss Sarah- 0 - ," "Lytle, J.S.","MAT"," 1 3 , 8 " "Lytle, Jacob","MAT"," I 3","7" "Lytle, las.S.","MAT"," 1 3 , 5 " "Lytle, R.A.","MAT"," 1 3 7 8 " "Maberry & Dumphey","QUI"," 19","I6" "Maberry & Dunphy","VQU"," "Mabrey, H. Clare",-0- ," "Mabrey, Mary7G11.7 3 1 7 11 " "Mabrey, Mary "Mabrey, S. Curtis",-0- ," "Mabrey, , " "Macdonough, L.","COL"," 17723" "Mack Street","VRA"," "Mack, Geo.","NOB"," 29","I7" "Mack, Geo. Jr.","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 6 " "Mack, Geo. Sr.","NOB"," 2 9 , 8 " "Mack, Joel","UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Mack, John","NOB"," 2 9 7 8 " "Mack, Luther","GIR"," 9 , " 2 8 " "Mack, T C.","GIR"," 9 7 1 8 " "Mack, Thos.","UN1"," 7 7 1 3 " "Mackey, Mary7SHE"," 5","I8" "Magic, M.","OVI"," 25735" "Magley, W.B.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 5 " "Main Street7VRA7 "Main Street","VSH"," "Makeman, W.B.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 7 " "Makeyes, W.W.","QUI"," "Malcolm, Juliaette7SHE"." 5 , 3 6 " "Mallack, Walter",-0- ," "Mallery, Runsom","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 3 " "Mallory, Miss Eliza",-0- ," "Mallow, Geo.","BRO"," 21723" "Mallow, George W.",-0- ," "Mallow, , " "Mallow, John .1.7SHE"," 5 7 1 0 " "Mallow, John ).","SHE"," 5 , 1 5 " "Mallow, Willisam","NOB"," 2 9 7 8 " "Mallow, Wm.","NOB"," 2 9 7 5 " "Malock, W.","QUI"," 1 9 , 9 " "Malone, I.","BRO"," 2I","17" "Malova, Stephan","BRO"," 21717" "Manchester, L.","BUT"," 11 7 6 " "Manchester, L."."GIR"," 9 7 1 " "Mandigo, W.R.& Co.",-0- ," "Manguse, P.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 " "Mann & Perry","VUC"," "Mann,1 W.","GIR"," 9 , 1 6 " "Mann, Mark7GIR"," 9 . , 1 4 " "Mann, Peter",-0- ," "Mann. P.I.","GIR"," 9 7 2 2 " "Mansfield & Coldwater R.R.",-0- ," "Mansfield, Alma","C/W"," "Mansfield, Mrs. Ida","BUT"," 11 7 1 5 " "Mansfield, P.","BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "Mansfield, P.","BUT"," 11 7 2 6 " "Mansford, F.S.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 4 " "Manville, Geo.","UNI"," 7","I3" "Manville, Geo.","UN1"," 7","23" "Maple Park Stock Farrn",-0- ," "Marble Lake","ALG"," 2 7 7 4 " "Marble Lake","ALG"," 27","5" "Marble Lake","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 1 " "Marble Lake'',"QUI"," 19728" "Marble Lake","QUI"." 19","29" "Marble Lake"."QUI"," 1 9 , 3 2 " "Marble L a k e 7 Q U I 7 1 9 . 3 3 " "Margeson, 1.1.7UNI"," 7","3" "Margeson,I.J.","VUC"," "Markel, Mrs. Wm.","BUT"," 11 7 2 6 " "Markel, Mrs. Wm."."BUT"," I "Markey, Jacob Est.","GIL"," 31","4" "Markham, Amos","GIR"," 9 7 3 " "Markhoff, Fred7COL"," 17734" "Markley, J.L.","BET"," 23726" "Markley, J.L.","BET"," 23727" "Marks, G.H.","QUI"," 19710" "Marl Lake","SHE"," 5","6" "Marley, A.A.","BRO"," 21","31" "Marquel, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "Marquet, Fred","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "Marriage, 1st by minister",-0- ," "Marriage, 1st Certificate "Marsh & White Addition","C/W"," "Marsh, L.M.","GIL"," 31717" "Marsh, L.M.","GIL"," 3 1 , 1 8 " "Marshall Street","C/W"," "Marshall S t r e e t 7 C / W 7 "Marshall Street","VGI"," "Marshall, A.","OVI"," 25","33" "Marshall, A l b e r t 7 0 V 1 7 25733" "Marshall, Albert","OVI"," 25","34" "Marshall, Al fred","ALG"," 27713" "Marshall, Chas."."ALG"," 27724" "Marshall, G.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 " "Marshall, Lewis7ALG"." 27","12" "Marshall, Mary E.","ALG"," 27713" "Martin, Hannah R.","SHE"," 5","2" "Martin, I.R.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 0 " "Martin, Ira7BAT"," 15","10" "Martin, Ira A.& John B.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 " "Martin, J.B.","ALG"," 27","1" "Martin, J.B.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 2 " "Martin, J.W.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 2 " "Martin, J.W.","BET"," 23724" "Martin, Justus","UNI"," 7 7 4 " "Martin, Justus","VUC"," "Martin, 0.M.","UNI"," 7 7 3 4 " "Martin, Peter,-0- ," "Martin, R.J.","BET"," 23736" "Martin, R.T.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Martin, Sarah A.","SHE"," 5","27" "Martin, Wm.H.","BUT"," 11 7 3 3 " "Mary Street","VUC"," "Mary Street","VUC"," "Mary, Julia Amelia- C - ," "Mason, A.F.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 5 " "Mason, A.F.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 6 " "Mason, A.F.","COL"," 17","36" "Mason, L.M.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 6 " "Mason, Melvina","KIN"," 33722" "Mass, Philip","UNI"," 7","34" "Massey, Susan","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 3 " "Maston, C.A.","MAT"," 1 3 7 2 " "Maston, L.","MAT"," 13","2" "Mather, F.C.","GIL"," 31717" "Mather, F.C.","GIL"," 3I","20" "Mathews, G.B.","COL"," 17733" "Mathews, R.","BRO"," 21","32" "Mathrie, las.","CAL"." 3 5 7 7 " "Mathrie, las.","CAL"," 3 5 7 8 " "Matteson Post Office"."MAT"," "Matteson Street"."VBR"," "Matteson Township",-0- ," "Matteson Township",-0- ," "Matthews, R.","BRO"," 21732" "Mattison Lake","MAT"," 13722" "Mattison Lake"."MAT"," 13723" "Mattison Lake","MAT"," 13","26" 2 "Mattison Lake","MAT"," 13",27" "MaUison, S.L.","QU1"," 19,"31 "Maxfield, N.B.","UNI"," 7 , " 5 " "Maxfield. N.B.","VUC"," "Maxfield. N.B.","UNI"," 7 " , " r "Maxson, Chas E.","OVI''," 25715" "Maxson, Chas.E.","OVI"," "Masson, John","OVI"," "Masson. John","OVI"," 25725" "Masson, John","OVI"," 25","26" "Munson, P 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 2 6 " "May, Das, id","GIL"," 3I","6" "Maybee, B.A.","BET"," 23","7" "McBrumley, FLC ","C/W"," " McCarey , Frank7SHE"," 5","1" "McCarty, Daniel","SHE"," 5","34" "McCarty, F. B . 7 M AT " , " 13720" "McCarty, F. B . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 2 9 " "McCarty, W.F.","MAT"," 13","29" "McCarty, W.M.","MAT"," 13","20" "McCarty, Wm.".-0- ," "McCaskey, Robert","C/W"," "McCausey, J.C.& J.F.","UNI"," 7"."1" "McCausey, T. C . 7 U N I " , " 7","2" "McClaine, J.H.","GIR"," 9","21" "McClane, J.H.","GIR"," 9 . " 1 6 " "McClane, J.H.","GIR"," 9","19' "McClellan S t r e e t 7 C / W 7 "McClellen, las.","BET"," 23","8" "McCneas Lake","COL"," 17","I7" "McCneas Lake","COL"," 17","8" "McCone, Geo ""BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "McCone, Geo.","VHE"," "McCone, Polly","BUT"," 11 7 11 " "McCormick, E s t h e r 7 Q U I 7 19","I9" "McCormick, Jas.M. Est.","QUI"," 19718" "McCourtie, S.B.","BET"," 23","33" "McCrary, Adalaide","SHE"," 5","22" "McCrary, Clay","SHE"," 5 , 1 5 " "McCrary, Clay","SHE"," 5","22" "McCrary, Clay",-0- ," "McCrary, Leroy7SHE"," 5","2" "McCrary, Leroy","UNI"," 7 7 5 " "McCrary, Marian7SHE"," 5"."22" "McCrory., A . C . 7 U N I " , " 7","5" "McDaniel, J.P.","UNI"," 7 7 2 5 " "McDaniels, J.P.","UNI"," 7","26" "McDona, M . A . 7 B U T " , " 11 7 1 6 " "McDonald. Eliza","BET"," 23","15" "McDonald, "McDonald, Geo.","BUT"," 11 7 2 3 " "McDonald, Roland","BUT"," 11 7 1 0 " "McDonough, Thomas",-0- ," "McDonough, Thompson",-0- ," "McDougal, J.W.",-0- ," "McDougal, W. 7 B E T " , " 23","12" "McEndorffer. Alva","BET"," 23","35" "McEndorffer, G.","BET"." 23","35" "McGinness, Mr.'.-O-." "McGinnis, J.","BUT"," 11 7 3 3 " "McGinnis, T.E."."BUT"," 11 7 2 7 " "McGovern, Thos.","QUI"," 1 9 7 6 " "McGraw, Mrs. Jane",-0- ," "McIntire, A.","MAT"," 1 3 7 11 " "McIntire, A.","MAT"," 13","12" "McIntire, A.","MAT"," "McIntosh.","UNI"," 7"."26" "McIntosh, H.C.","BUT"," 11 7 1 7 " "McKee, Wm.","ALG"." 27","12" "McKelly,","BUT'," 11"."17" "McKenzie & Hyslop'.-O-." "McKenzie, Frank","BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "McKinley. John7GIL"," 31"."17" "McKinley, John"."GIL"." 3I","4" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "McKinley, John","GIL"," 3 1 7 8 " "McKinley, Margaret","GIL"," 3I","4" "McKinley, Margaret","GIL"," 3 1 , 8 " "McKinley, Mr. James",-0- ," "McKinney, A . A . 7 C O L " , " 1 7 , 3 4 " "McKinney, Jos.","BUT"," 11 : 2 8 " "McKinnie, Jas.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 8 " "McKinny. Jas.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 0 " "McKinny, Wm.","CAL"," 35","15" "McLaughlin, M . 7 K I N " , " 3 3 7 1 " "McLaughlin, Minerva7C/W"," "McLave. L.H."."ALG"," 27"," I "McLean, H.","MAT"," 13","22" "McLeun, H.","MAT"," 13","15" "McLouth, B.","CAL"," 35","22" "McLouth, B.M.","CAL"," 35","I5" "McLouth, B.M."."CAL"," 35","8" "McMaster, Geo.","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 5 " "McMasters, Geo."."BET"," 2 3 7 2 " "McMillan. Mary "McMillen, "McNall. Irving","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 " "McNaughton's Addition","VRA"," "McNaughton, Phidelia"."CAL7 35","13" "McNaughton, R . 7 C A L " , " 3 5 7 2 3 " "McNaughton, Robt.","CAL"," 35","22" "McNaughton, Robt.","CAL"," 35","23" "McNickle, Wm.","CAL"," 35","17" "McNill, W.S.","ALG"," 27","2I" "McNinch, Esther","BUT"," 11 7 1 3 " "McNitt, Alvak","OVI"," 25","33" "McNitt, Marcus A . 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 1 8 " "McNitt, S.","OVI"," 25","35" "McNitt, S.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 6 " "McNitt, Sid","OVI"," 25","25" "McPherson & Sons",-0- ," "McQueen, M."."BRO"," 21","4" "McQueen, Mrs. H.","UNI"," 7 7 3 6 " "McSpencer, W.","VSH"," "McSpencer, Wilson","SHE"," 5","34" "McVay. Benj.","BUT"," I 1","36" "McVay, E.".-O-," "McVay. Eddy","BUT"." 11 7 2 5 " "McVay, Harvey","BUT"," 11","28" "McWain, Fred.","BUT7 11 7 8 " "Mead. H.C.",''ALG"," 2 7 , 2 2 " "Mead, Jesse7BUT7 I I ":18" "Mead, lessie","GIR"," 9 7 2 " "Mead, Katherine","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 9 " "Mechanic Street","VSH"," "Meck, Ellen 1.7SHE"," 5","7" "Mellen, B.C.","QUI"," 19","14" "Melova, John","BRO"," 2 1 . 2 7 " "Memorial Day",-0- ," "Meredith, Tobitha","OVI"," 25","I" "Merly, Andrew"."BRO"," 21","20" "Memfield, M.A.",-0- ," "Merrifield. Marc A.",-0- ," "Merrill, .1.70V1"." 25","25" "Merrill, L.J.7COL"," 1 7 , 3 6 " "Merrill, Mrs.","VUC"," "Merrill, Mrs. Elionor","GIR"," 9',"20" "Merrill, Wesley7ALG"," 2 7 7 3 0 " "Merriman, H.B."."GIL"," 31","10" "Merriman. H.B.","GIL"," 31","2" "Memn, D.","COL"," 17","23" "Merritt, D.7COL"," 1 7 7 2 6 " "Mann, E."."VUC"," "Merritt, E.F."."UNI"." 7","35" Merritt, Mrs. E.L.","COL"," 17"," "Merritt, Mrs. E . L o t t i e 7 C / W 7 "Merritt, Mrs. E . L o t t i e 7 C / W 7 "Merritt, Wesler,"ALG"," 27","3I" "Mennw. C 7 B R O " , " 21","27" "Messenger, J e r o m e : C O L " : 17719" "Methodist Church","BET"," 23","16" "Methodist Church","C/W"," "Methodist Church7C/W"," "Methodist Church","GIL"," 3 1 , 8 " "Methodist Church","QUI"," I r, " 3 1 " "Methodist Church","VBR"," "Methodist Church","VGI"," "Methodist Church","VHE"," "Methodist Church","VQU"," "Methodist Episcopal Church","KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Methodist Episcopal Church","VSH"," "Methodist Episcopal Church","VUC"," "Methodist Parsonage","GIL"," 3 1 7 6 " "Methodist Parsonage","QUI"," "Methodist Parsonage","VGI"," "Meyer, John","NOB"," 2 9 7 6 " "Meyers, Michael","MAT"," 13730" "Meyers, W.D.C.","ALG"," 2 7 7 11 " "Meystead, David","BRO"," 21","6" "Meystead, H.","BRO"," 2 1 7 6 " "Meystead, Wm. (Heirs)","BRO"," 2 1 7 6 " "Meystead, Wm. (Heirs)","BRO"," 2I","7" "Michael, Benj.","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 0 " "Michael, .1.7KIN"," 33722" "Michael, Jacob","KIN"," 3 3 7 8 " "Michael, J o h n 7 K I N 7 33","15" "Michael, P.& .1.7KIN"," 33","I5" "Michael, P.& .1.7KIN"," 3 3 , 2 2 " "Michael, Phillip","KIN"," 33723" "Michalski, E.","BRO"," 21722" "Michigan Avenue","C/W"," "Michigan Central Railroad",-0- ," "Michigan Star",-0- ," "Michigan Street","C/W"," "Michigan Terr. Govemment",-0- ," "Michigan, Map of",-0- ," "Michigan, Map of',-0- ," "Middle Lake","ALG"," 27","5" "Middle Lake","ALG"," 27","6" "Middle Lake","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Miklotcher, J o h n 7 B E T 7 23729" "Mikolajczak, A B E T " , " 23719" "Milbum,1.7BET"," 23733" "Miles, I.G.","C/W"," "Mill Pond","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 " "Mill Pond","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 " "Mill Pond","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 4 " "Mill Pond7VUC"," "Mill Race","VUC"," "Mill Street7C/W"," "Mill Street","VHE"," "Mill, G.","VSH"," "Miller, A.A.","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 " "Miller, A.A.","BRO"," 2I","35" "Miller, A.C.","CAL"," 3 5 , 7 " "Miller, A.C.","CAL"," 3 5 7 8 " "Miller, A.H.7GIL"," 3I","6" "Miller, Amos","BRO"," 21","34" "Miller, Annie","UNI"," 7 7 3 6 " "Miller, David","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 I "Miller, David","KIN7 3 3 , 1 4 " "Miller, D a v i d 7 N 0 B 7 2 9 , 2 0 " "Miller, G."."UNI"," 7 " : 2 5 " "Miller, Geo.","BAT"," I 5","9" "Miller, Geo."."C/W"," "Miller, Geo.","COL"," 17":17" "Miller, H.D.","BAT"," 15","1 I" "Miller, H.M.","GIL"," 3I","13" "Miller, H.S.","BAT"," 15720" "Miller, Jas.","NOB"," 29"."6" 2 "Miller, las.","NOB"," 29","8" "Miller, John7NOB"," 2 9 , 8 " "Miller, Jos.","KIN"," 3 3 7 11 " "Miller, Jos.","KIN"," 33","12" "Miller, Jos.","UNI"," 7 , 3 6 " "Miller, Miss Melissa",-0- ," "Miller, Mrs. Emily","GIL"," 31","6" "Miller, Patience","GIR"," 9 " , " 2 I " "Miller, W.H.","BAT"," 1 5 7 1 7 " "Miller, Willis A.","BAT"," 15","I" "Miller, Wm.R.","MAT"," 13","I4" "Miller, Wm.R.","MAT"," 13","I5" "Millers Lake","BAT"," 1 5 7 1 " "Millers Lake","BAT"," 15","1 I" "Millers Lake","BAT"," 15","12" "Millers Lake","BAT"," 1 5 7 2 " "Milligan, N.","SHE"," 5","22" "Milligan, N.& H.7SHE"," 5 7 2 1 " "Milliman, A.J.","BRO"," 21","29" "Milliman, J.B.","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 3 " "Milliman, M.D.","BRO"," 21","28" "Milliman, Permilia","BRO"," 21733" "Mills, A . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 7 3 5 " "Mills, Adelbert","BAT"," 15730" "Mills, Julia","BET"," 2 3 7 7 " "Milnes Bros.& Hilton",-0- ," "Milnes, Al",-0- ," "Manes, Alfred",-0- ," "Milnes, C.H.","COL"," 1 7 7 3 " "Milnes, Chas.","C/W7 "Miner, E.'',"OVI"," 25","29" "Miner, E.","OVI"," 2 5 7 3 2 " "Miner, E.A.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Miner, I.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 1 " "Miner, Mr. Charles M.".-U-." "Mingus, D.","MAT"," 1 3 7 6 " "Mingus, E.","MAT"," I 3","6" "Mingus, J.","MAT"," 1 3 7 6 " "Mingus, James","MAT"," 1 3 7 6 " "Misenar, Geo.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 " "Misendr, J.D. Est.","BRO"," 21718" "Mitchell, Abigail","UNI"," 7 7 3 3 " "Mitchell, Abigail","UNI"," 7 , 3 4 " "Mitchell, Ancell","BAT"," 15724" "Mitchell, B.L.","BAT''," 1 5 , 6 " "Mitchell, Byron","MAT"," 1 3 7 1 " "Mitchell, D.C.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 3 " "Mitchell, E.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 " "Mitchell, Jas.","CAL"," 3 5 7 1 3 " "Mitchell, Jas.","CAL"," 35","I4" "Mitchell, John","UNI"," 7","2" "Mitchell. Mary","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 " "Mitchell, Mrs. S . 7 U N I " . " 7 7 3 2 " "Mitchell, W.B.","UNI"," 7 7 2 7 " "Mitchell, Wm ","COL"," I 7","7" "Mitine, Emma E.","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 5 " "Modart, P.M.","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 9 " "Modart, Peter","BRO"," 2I","20" "Modart, Peter7BRO"." 2I","29" "Modert, M.","COL"," 17",'13" "Modert, M.","COL"," 17714" "Modert, Peter",-0- ," "Moffitt, Dorr","ALG"," "Mohn. Chas.","BUT"," 11":23" "Mohn, Mary A . 7 B U T " , " 11 7 2 4 " "Mohn, Mary A.","BUT"," 11 , 2 6 " "Moles. E.","QUI"," 19":5" "Molton & Mason",-0- ," "Monroe Est.","MAT"," 13","27" "Monroe Street","C/W"," "Monroe Street","C/W"," "Monroe Street","C/W"," "Monroe, C.J.7SHE"," 5 7 6 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN - 1894 "Monroe, C.V.N.","BUT"," "Monroe, C.V.N.","BUT"," I I ","I4" "Monroe, C.V.N.","BUT"," 11","23" "Monroe, Caroline","BET"," 2 3 : 1 8 " "Monroe, Chas.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 7 " "Monroe, Cordelia","BUT"," I 1":23" "Monroe, Cordelia","BUT"," I 1":24" "Monroe, Cordielia","BUT"," 11","13" "Monroe, George","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 6 " "Monroe,J.","MAT"," I 3","35" "Monroe, Jane","BET"," 23","17" "Monroe, lane","BET"," 23":8" "Monroe, Jesse","BRO"," 21":1" "Monroe, S.","BRO"," 2I","12" "Monroe, S.","VBR"," "Monroe, Seth","BRO"," 21":3" "Monroe, Seth",-0- ," "Monroe, W.","BRO"," 2 1 7 1 " "Monroe, W.D.& W.M.","MAT"," 13":1" "Monroe, W. D.& W.M.","MAT"," 13":2" "Monroe, Wallace","BRO"," 21","11" "Monroe, Wallace","BRO"," 21":2" "Montague, J.H.",-0"Montgomery Street","C/W"," "Montgomery Street","C/W"," "Montgomery's Addition","C/W"," "Montgomery's Addition","C/W"," "Moon, Mrs. Chas. ".BAT"," 15":20" "Moon, Nelson","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 6 " "Moon, Nelson","BAT"," 15","29" "M000re, D.W.","UNI"," 7","28" "Moore & Lewis","BRO"," 2 1 7 3 " "Moore & Nichols",-0- ," "Moore Street","VUC"," "Moor "Moore, A B U T " , " 11 " : 5 " "Moore, A.L.","QUI"," 1 9 , 4 " "Moore, B.C.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 0 " "Moore "Moore "Moore, , " "Moore, Frank","BAT"," 15":8" "Moore, G.N.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 2 " "Moore. Geo.","BET"," 23","2" "Moore, H.C.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 8 " "Moore, H.C.","BAT"," 1 5 , 7 " "Moore, H.I.","BUT"," 11 , 2 2 " "Moore, H.W.","QUI"," 1 9 : 3 4 " "Moore, J.E.","BUT"," 11 , 8 " "Moore, M.J.","BRO"," 21":2" "Moore, M.J.","BRO"," 2 1 , 3 " "Moore, Robert","COL"," 1 7 : 11 " "Moore, Selby","BET"," 23","8" "Moore, Shared","BET"," 2 3 7 2 " "Moore, Warren","BAT"," 15":8" "Morehouse, Miss Melinda" "Morey, J.R.","QUI"," 1 9 : 3 3 " "Morey, Lucy","UNI"," 7 " : 1 0 " "Morford, J.B.","GIR"," "Morford, Phoebe","GIR"," 9..,25" "Morford, Phoebe","G1R"," 9 , 3 6 " "Morgan F.E.","C/W"," "Morgan "Morgan "Morgan, F.E.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 1 " "Morgan, Mrs. W.M.","UNI"," 7 " : 2 9 " "Morrill, Curtis","UNI"," 7 , 2 1 " "Mon-ill, Curtis","UN1"," 7 , 2 2 " "Morrill, I.P.","NOB"," 2 9 : 2 2 " "Morrill, Oliver","UNI"," 7 , 2 2 " "Morrill, Oliver","UNI"," 7","27" "Morrison Lake","COL"." 17":5" "Morrison Lake","CiIR"," 9","32" "Morrison, A ","C/W"," "Morrison, A ","GIR"," 9","28" "Momson, A.P ","C/W"," "Morrison, Estelle 1.","C/W"," "Morrison. Francis H.","OVI"," 25","2" "Morrison, Francis H.","OVI"," 25":3" "Morrison, "Morrison, John","BUT"," 1 I","27" "Morrison, P.P.","GIR"," 9","32" "Morrison, P.P.","GIR"," 9","33" "Morrow, W.J.","CAL"," 35","I4" "Morrrison, R.","BAT"," 15","1 I "Morse Street","C/W"," "Morse, A.","C/W"," "Morse, Henry","UNI"," 7 " : 2 2 " "Morse, Henry","UNI"," 7 " : 2 7 " "Mort, Mrs. C.","BAT"," 15","I6" "Mortgage, I st-0- ," "Morton, J.N.",-0"Moser, John","BAT"," 15":2" "Moses, E.P.","C/W"," "Mosher, Alonzo","GIL"," 31","13" "Mosher, Edwin","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 5 " "Mosher, Edwin","KIN"," 3 3 , 2 2 " "Mosher, Edwin",-0- ," "Mosher, James D.",-0- ," "Mosher, James D., Co.Treasurer",-0"Mosher, Polly",''OVI"," 25","35" "Mosher, Polly","OVI"," 2 5 : 3 6 " "Moss, John","BUT"," 11","6" "Mossey, Benj.","OVI"," 25","10" "Mott, Wm.","ALG"," 27","3I" "Mott, Wm.","OVI"," 25736" "Mott, Wm.H.","OVI"," 25","36" "Mound,J.","VSH"," "Mound, Jacob","SHE"," 5","27" "Mourer, Philip","BUT"," 11 , 8 " "Mowery, Wm.","BAT"," 15735" "Mowrey, Christopher","MAT"," 1 3 , 5 " "Mowrey, Hannah","QUI"," I T, " 3 1 " "Mowrey, Henry E.","MAT"," 1 3 , 5 " "Mowrey, Mrs. S.","VQ11"," "MossTey "Mov:rey, "Mowry, Amanda","ALG"," 27","7" "Mowry, Chas.A.","OVI"," 2 5 , 11 " "Mowry, H.","SHE"," 5 , 3 2 " "Mowry, Wm.P.","OVI"," 25710" "Mowry, Wm.P.","OVI"," 2 5 7 3 " "Mud Lake","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 2 " "Mud Lake","OVI"," 25","I3" "Mudge, Ira S.",-0- ," "Mundy, E.C.","CAL"," 35717" "Munro, Chas. V.M.",-0- ," "Munson Street","C/W"," "Munson's Addition","C/W"," "Munson's Addition","C/W"," "Munson, Mrs. J.L.","COL"," 17","28" "Munyon, Thos.H. Est.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 7 " "Murphey, Jane","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 3 " "Murphy, Ann","BAT"," 1 5 , 6 " "Murphy, B.","BAT"," 15","27" "Murphy, J.B.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 7 " "Murphy, J.P.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 7 " "Murphy, Jane","COL"," 17","I9" "Murphy, T.","QUI"," 1 9 , 6 " "Murphy, Thomas- 0 - ," "Murray, Hugh M.","CAL"," 3 5 , 5 " "Murray, J.E.","KIN"," 33","5" "Musselman, N.H.","BAT"," 1 5 7 8 " "Musselwhite, Walter","KIN"," 33","3" 2 "Mutual Fire Insurance Co.",-0- ," "Myers, C.F ","ALG"," 27":25' "Myers, C W.","ALG"," 27","2" "Myers, H. Est.","QU1"," 19,"3" "Myers, Harmon Est.","BUT"," 11 7 3 4 " "Myers, Harmon E s t . " , " B l i r, " I 1":35" "Myers, "Myers, L.","QU1"," 19":22' "Myers, Sarol","BAT"," I 5","I2" "Nagle, L."."BET"," 23","25" "Nagle, Peter","BET'," 23","26" "Napoleon / Jackson Co.",-0- ," "Narber, C.","SHE"," 5","22" "Narber, "Narber, Colman","SHE"," 5","23" "Nash, E.V.","MAT"," 13","10" "Ncading Mill","VSH"," "Neal, J.N.","COL"," 17","I4" "Neal, W.0.","VHE"," "Needham, Chas.","BUT"," I 1":5" "Nelson, A.0.","MAT"," I 3","11" "Nelson, A .0.","MAT"." I 3",2" "Nelson, B.","UNI"," 7","32" "Nelson, Ben","BAT"," 15","4" "Nelson, Benj.","UNI"," 7","32" "Nelson, F.B.","MAT"," 13":11" "Nelson, Miss Clam "Nettleton, D.",-0- ," "Nettleton, V.I.",-0- ," "Nettleton, V.L.".-0- ," "New England",-0- ," "New York",-0- ," "Newberry, Ella",-0- ," "Newberry, Frank D.",-0- ," "Newberry, P.M.","QUI"," 19","10" "Newberry, P.M.","QUI"," I9"."15" "Newberry, P.M ","QUI"," 19"."15" "Newberry, P.M.",-0- ," "Newberry, Warren M.",-0- ," "Newbery & Peters- 0 - ," "Newbery, Frank 0.",-0- ," "Newcomb, Mrs. L.","UNI"," 7","28" "Newell & Owen",-0- ," "Newman. H.",''UN1"," 7","32" "Newman. John","COL"," 17","1 I" "Newman, Miss Rachel "Newman, Stephen","COL"," 17","11" "Newman, Wm.","COL"," 1 7 , " ! ? " "Nichlos, Chas.","ALG"," 27","20" "Nichols & Clark Addition","C/W"," "Nichols, C.1.","QUI"," 19","29" "Nichols, Dr. OP- B - . " "Nichols, G."."QU1"," 19","32" "Nichols, H."."ALG"," 27"."I8" "Nichols, H.H.","QUI"," 19","I8" "Nichols, Minnie","SHE"." 5"."4" "Nichols, 0.","ALG"," 27","30" "Nichols, P.P.","KIN"," 33","I5" "Nichols, P. P. " , " M A r, " 13","36" "Nichols, R.","C/W"," "Nichols, T.D.","C/W"," "Nichols, Wesley","ALG"," 27."29" "Nichols, Wesley","ALG"," 27":32" "Nickle Plate "Niverson, E.","COL"," 17","6" "Niverson, W.E.","GIR"." 9 " : 3 1 " "Niverson, W.E.","GIR"," 9 " : 3 2 " "Nivison, Wm.E."."BAT"," 15",2" "Nixon, Jennie","ALG"," 27","30" "Nixon, T.J.","ALG"." 2 r. " 2 0 " "Nixon, T.J.",-0- ," "Noble Township",-0- ," "Noble, A.B.","CAL"," 35712" "Noble, A .D.","CAL"." 35"," I �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Noble, A.D."."CAL"," 35","I2" "Noble, Albert"."CAL"," 35","l" "Noble, Elizabeth",-0- ," "Noble, H.W.","QUI"," 19","15" "Noble, H.W.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 7 " "Noble, H.W.7QUI"," 1 9 , 1 8 " "Noble, H.W.","QUI"," 1 9 7 1 9 " "Noble, H.W.","QUI"," 1 9 7 2 0 " "Noble, H.W.","QUI"," 19","4" "Noble, H.W.","QUI"." 19,"5" "Nobles, Jerry","COL"," 17","10" "Nofsinger, C.K.","NOB"," "Nofsinger, C.K.",-0"Nofsinger, Vernon V.",-0- ," "Norcutt, Sarah","QUI"," 1 9 7 1 " "North Lake","COL"," 17","17" "Norton & Darling",-0- ," "Norton, A."."BET"," 23","I6" "Norton, A.D."."UNI"," 7","9" "Norton, A.P.'',"COL"," 17","30" "Norton, Adelbert","BET"," 23","20" "Norton, Calista"."BET"," 23","16" "Norton, Calista","BET"," 23","4" "Norton, Calista"."GIL"," 31","5" "Norton, G.S.7QUI"," "Norton, Maria7BET"," 23","I2" "Norton, Norman","BET"," 2 3 7 3 3 " "Norton, Orion L.","GIL"," 3 1 7 2 " "Norton, Orrin","GIL"," 31",''11" "Norton, S.J.","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Norton, Wm.P.7COL"," 17","27" "Nottawa River","SHE"," 5 7 6 " "Notts' (Henry) Addition","VBR"," "Noyes Bros.",-0- ," "Noyes, Alben"."ALG"," 27","4" "Noyes, Austin","BAT"," 1 5 7 2 0 " "Noyes, E.J.7BAT"," 15","28" "Noyes, E . 1 7 B AT " , " 15","29" "Noyes. E.J.","BAT"," 15","30" "Noyes, F.G.",-0- ," "Noyes, Frank G.",-0- ," "Noyes, Lydia","BAT"," 15","18" "Noyes, Mary A.","BAT"," 15","17" "Noyes, 0.G.",-0- ," "Noyes, P.G.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 0 " "Noyes, Samuel P. Jr.",-0- ," "Null, Absolon7CAL"," 35","12" "Nulton, Lizzie","SHE"," 5","29" "Nye, I.L."."GIR"," 9 . - 2 1 " "Nye, 1.70V17 2 5 7 3 2 " "Nye, J.M.","COL"," 17","33" "Nye. lames"."OVI"," 25","31" "Nye, Jas.H.70VI"," 2 5 7 3 1 " "Nye, John"."OVI"," 2 5 7 3 1 " "Nye, S.H.","UNI7 7","1" "Nyssen, M.","COL"," 17","9" "Nyssen, Marianus","GIR"," 9","33" "O'Bryan, Jas.T.7SHE"," 5","19" "O'Dell, Orin","QU1"," 1 9 , 1 8 " "O'Dell, Orlando","QUI7 19","I0" "O'Mara, John7QUI"." 19","7" John- U - , " Rachael",-0- ," "O'Niel, Veme",-0- ," William",-0- ," "O'Shaughnessy, E.",-0- ," "O'Shaughnessy, E.& Bro.",-0- ." "O'Shaughnessy, E.& Co.".-0- ," "Oak Grove Cemetery7COL7 17717" "Odren, Albert7CAL"," 3 5 7 1 " "Odren. Alex","GIR"," 9","36" "Wren, Arnos7CAL"," 3 5 7 11 " "Odren. Amos"."CAL"," 35","14" "Odren. Ed"."BET"," 23","25" "Odren, Freeman7CAL"," 35712" "Odren, J o h n 7 C A L 7 35","1" "Odren, Milo7BET"," 23","25" "Odrin, Wm.& Sarah","ALG"," 27727" "Official Register",-0- ," "Official Register",-0- ," "Ogden, James S.",-0- ," "Ogden, Jas.S.","KIN"," 33","2" "Ogden, Lyman","UNI"," 7","1" "Old Cernetery7C/W"," "Olds Center Post Office7BAT"," I "Olds, C.L.","BAT"," 15","I6" "Olds, Fred","UNI"," 7 7 2 3 " "Olds, Fred","UNI"," 7 7 2 6 " "Olds, M . P. 7 B AT " , " 15714" "Olds, M.P.","BAT"," 15","15" "Olds, M.P.","BAT"," 15","22" "Olds, Orlando 0.7SHE"," 5","11" "Olinger, 0.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 9 " "Oliver, J.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Oliver, Margaret7QUI7 19","8" "Olmstead, B.","BAT"," 15727" "Olmstead, B.T.","UNI"," 7 7 1 5 " "Olmstead, H.","BET"," 23729" "Olmstead, Henry","BET"," 2 3 , 3 1 " "Olmstead, Herrey7BET"," 23734" "Olmstead, Hervey","BET"," 23733" "Olmstead, Hiram","BEr'," 23","1" "Olmstead, L.L.","UNI"," 7 7 4 " "Olmstead, L.L.","VUC"," "Olmstead, M.E.'',"BAT"," 15","36" "Olmstead, N.P. Est.","UNI"," 7","15" "Olmstead, Philo","BET"," 23","34" "Olmstead, Porter","SHE"," 5 7 11 " "Olmstead, W.H.","GIL"," 3 1 , 6 " "Olmstead, Wash.","BET"," 23","11" "Olney's Series of Geographies",-0- ," "Olney, C.E."."GIR"," 9 , 1 3 " "Olney, C.L.","GIR"," 9 , " 1 3 " "Olney, Henry","G1R"," 9 , " 8 " "Olney, Jese",-0- ," "Olney, Wm.","GIR"," 9 , " 4 " "Olney, Wm.","GIR"," 9 , " 7 " "Olney, Wm.","GIR"," 9 : 8 " "Opera House7C/W"," "Opera House","VBR"," "Opera House","VUC"," "Orange Street","VQU"," "Orchard Street7C/W"," "Orcutt, D.L.","MAT"," 13","24" "Oregon- U - , " "Original Plot","VRA"," "Omsby, E.","VUC"," "Osborn, A.E.","MAT"," 13","34" "Osborn, Burr7UNI"." 7","4" "Osborn, Burr","VUC"," "Osborn, Geo.","SHE"," 5 7 2 3 " "Osborn, Jas.","BRO"." 2 1 7 2 " "Osborn, L.B.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 3 " "Osborn, Lucy A.","MAT"," 13","34" "Osborn, Mrs. T.C.7UNI"," 7 , 2 " "Osborn, S.J.7UNI"," 7","2" "Osborn, Z.G.(in Trust)7G1R7 9 : 1 0 " "Osborne. Harmon","BET"," 23","28" "Ostrander, F.","BUT"," 11 7 2 1 " "Ostrom, L.D.","GIR"," 9 : 2 4 " "Ostrom, R.C.7GIR"," 9 , " 2 3 " "Otis. D.","COL"," 17718" "Otis, D.","COL"," 1 7 1 8 " "Otis, D a r i u s 7 0 V 1 7 25","15" "Otis. Darius","OVI"," 25716" "Otis, Darius","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 2 " 2 "Otis, Stephen","OVI"," 25","15" "Otis, Walter","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 5 " "Ouear. Chas.","MAT"," 13","33" "Outwater, Harry","OVI"," 25","33" "Outwater, Peter","KIN"," 33","8" "Outwater, Peter","KIN"," 33","9" "Ovid Township",-0- ," "Owen & Turner- U - ." "Owen, C.W.",-0- ," "Oyoneski, Ger.","GIR"," 9","7" "Pables, Lyman","ALG"," 27736" "Paddock & Buell","VUC"," "Paddock House7VUC"," "Paddock, A.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 6 " "Paddock, A.","OVI"," 25","29" "Paddock, A.","VGI"," "Paddock, Alfred","GIR"," 9","26" "Paddock, E.J.","GIR"," 9","27" "Paddock, E.J.","GIR"," 9 " : 2 8 " "Paddock, las.","GIR"," 9 7 2 8 " "Paddock, Loren","BAT"," 15","9" "Paddock, Mrs. 1.","VUC"," "Paddock, Stephen","UNI"," 7 , 3 1 " "Page, R.P.","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 3 " "Paine, ED.","BET"," 2 3 7 2 9 " "Paine, Eph.","BET"," 23":5" "Paine, M.","BET"," 23":5" "Paine, T.H. Jr.","BAT"," 15","33" "Paine, Thos.","BET"," 23":5" "Paine, Thos. Jr ""BET"," 2 3 7 4 " "Paine, Thos. Sr.","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 3 " "Palace Livery Stable",-0- ," "Palace Livery Stable",-0- ," "Palmateer, Frank","BET"," 23","20" "Palmateer, Frank","BET"," 23":5" "Palmateer, Owen","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 1 " "Palmateer, Owen","BET"," 2 3 7 6 " "Palmatier, E.","QUI"," 19","28" "Palmatier, las.","QUI"," 19","30" "Palmatier, Jas.","QUI"," 19","31" "Palmatier, N.D.","VGI"," "Palmer, Carpenter & Co.","SHE"," 5","6" "Palmer, Chas.","GIR"," 9","21" "Palmer, E.E.",-0- ," "Palmer, Elmer E.",-0- ," "Palmer, Elmer E.",-0- ," "Palmer, Geo.","GIR"," 9 , 1 9 " "Palmer, H.","MAT"," 13":3" "Palmer, J.M.","UNI"," 7 " : 1 8 " "Palmer, Mrs. G.","UNI"," 7 , 3 " "Pandall, Wm.M.","BUT"," 11 7 1 " "Paradise, Thos.","OVI"," 25","I9" "Paradise, W.","OVI"," 2 5 2 1 " "Paradine, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 : 1 6 " "Parcupile, T.","BUT"," 11 : 1 4 " "Parham. A.K.":BET"," 2 3 , 6 " "Parham, Eva7NOB"," 2 9 7 7 " "Parham, Loren","NOB"," 2 9 : 1 8 " "Parham, Loren","NOB"," 29,"7" "Parham, S.M.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 5 " "Parish. Calven","QUI"," 19","13" "Park7C/W7 "Park7C/W7 "Park","VQU"," "Park Street","VUC"," "Park, Edrue","MAT"," 13","36" "Park, Ella","QUI"," 19710" "Parke, J.D.7BRO"," 2I","12" "Parke, M."."BUT"," 11 " : 9 " "Parker, E.J.","ALG"," 27","35" "Parker. J.M.","UNI"." 7 7 2 2 " "Parker, Mrs. Mac .","COL"," 1 7 1 9 " "Parker, R.F.","C/W"." �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Parker, S.D.","COL"," 17","25" "Parker, Sam.","ALG"," 27","29" "Parker, Silas","ALG"," 27","35" "Parker, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 9 " "Parkham. A.K.","BRO"," 2I","1" "Parkhurst Avenue","C/W"," "Parkhurst, J.C.","COL"," 1 7 , 8 " "Parkhurst, J.G.","C/W"," "Parkhurst, J.G.","OVI"," 2 5 2 7 " "Parkhurst, John G.",-0- ," "Parkhurt, J.G.","OVI"," 25","21" "Parkinson, C.E.","QUI"," 19","4" "Parkinson, P.","GIR"," 9","3 I" "Parkinson, S.L.","GIR"," 9 , 1 8 " "Parks, J.D.","VUC"," "Parks, T.B.","C/W"," "Parmlee, F.","KIN"," 3 3 , 8 " "Parmlee, Harlow","KIN"," 33718" "Parshall, L.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Parson, Geo.","UNI"," 7","23" "Parson, Solomon","SHE"," 5 , 2 5 " "Parsons, Alfred","COL"," 1 7 , 3 5 " "Parsons, W.E.","VBR"," "Partner, Mrs. G.","UNI"," 7","3" "Passenger Depot","VUC"," "Patch, Eugene","BET"," 2 3 , 2 3 " "Patch, F.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 2 " "Patch, F.","C/W"," "Patch, Freeman","BET"," 2 3 , 2 3 " "Patch, Girdon","BET"," 23723" "Patch, H.W.","BET"," 23714" "Patch, Henry","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 8 " "Patch, S.E.& P.L.","GIR"," 9 , " 3 4 " "Patchin, Helen","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 7 " "Patten, Wm.","UNI"," 7 , 3 5 " "Patterson, Wm.","CAL"," 3 5 , 9 " "Patton, Jos.A.","OVI"," 25710" "Paul, A.W.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Paul, Allen","CAL"," 35","I7" "Paul, Allen","CAL"," 35","9" "Paul, D.H.",:CAL"," 35716" "Paul, D.H.","CAL"," 35","2I" "Paul, Geo.","CAL"," 35","15" "Paul, Geo.","CAL"," 35","17" "Paul, J.& B.","CAL"," 3 5 , 2 2 " "Paul, las.B.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Paul, John","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Paul, John & Barbara","VRA"," "Paul, 0.1","CAL"," 35","I7" "Pau], Thos.","BRO"," 2 1 7 11 " "Paul, W.S.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 0 " "Paxon, Miss Louilla",-0- ," "Paxon, Mr.& Mrs. Robert",-0- ," "Payne & Gordinier","BET"," 23","28" "Payne, Elizabeth","BET"," 23728" "Peachy, Luke","GIL"," 31","18" "Peachy, Luke","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 3 " "Pealer, Irene","BET"," 23710" "Pealer, Irene","BET"," 23","11" "Pearl Street","C/W"," "Pearl Street","C/W"," "Peck, Homers","SHE"," 5 , 1 2 " "Peck, J.F.","UNI"," 7 , 1 0 " "Peck,Homers","SHE"," 5 , 1 3 " "Peckham Street","C/W''," "Peckham's Addition","C/W"," "Peek, J. Est.","VUC"," "Peer, Mrs.","VGI"," "Pell, lerry","BUT"," 11","4" "Pell, John","BUT"," 1 I ' 5 " "Pell, John",-0"Pelton Avenue","C/W"," "Pelton's Addition","C/W"," "Pelton, H.T.","QUI"," 1 9 : 6 " "Pelton, John 0.","C/W"," "Pelton, John 0.","COL"," 17","27" "Pelton, John 0.","OVI"," 25","27" "Pendil, M.","GIR"," 9","5" "Penis, Jas ","NOB"," 29","10" "Pent x, las ","NOB"," 29","I I" "Peppaitt, Geo.","OVI"," 25","28" "Peppaitt, Jas.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 4 " "Pepper, Nathan","CAL"," 3 5 7 6 " "Pepper, Nathan","CAL"," 35","7" "Perham, Richard","BRO"," 2I","1" "Perhamus, Ruth E.","COL"," 1 7 7 9 " "Perkins Addition","C/W"," 39",.0. "Perkins Street","('/W"," "Perkins, W. Est.","MAT"," 13","25" "Perkins, Wm. Est","MAT"," 13","24" "Perrin, Erancis","BET"," 23","I5" "Perrin, Francis","BET"," 23","16" "Perrin, Martin","BAT"," 15","34" "Perrine, Dana","KIN"," 33715" "Perrine, Dana","KIN"," 33","21" "Perrine, Dana","KIN"," 33722" "Perry & Mann","VUC"," "Perry, C.C.","UNI"," 7","25" "Perry, E.W.","QUI"," I 9,"8" "Perry, Frank","BUT"," I 1",31" "Perry, Geo.","OVI"," 25","I4" "Perry, Geo.","OVI"," 25","2" "Perry, George W.& Co.",-0- ," "Perry, J.E.","VGI"," "Perry, Jas, E.","VGI"," "Perry, Ledyard","BUT"," 11","31" "Perry, Ledyard","BUT"," 1 I","32" "Persailes, W.","MAT"," 1 3 , 7 " "Perse, Capt. John",-0- ," "Pessell, H.D.","QUI"," "Fetch, Francis","GIR"," 9","23" "Fetch, Geo.","COL"," 17","13" "Petch, W.M.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 3 " "Fetch, Wm.","COL"," 17","13" "Peters, Melvin",-0- ," "Peters, Melvin E.",-0- ," "Peterson, E.J.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 4 " "Peterson, 1.","C/W"," "Peterson, James","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 5 " "Peterson, las.","BAT"," 15724" "Peterson, Jas.","COL"," 170,-9" "Pettys, Miss Mary A.",-0- ," "Phair, David","BUT"," 11 , 3 3 " "Phelps, Geo.","BAT''," 1 5 , 3 " "Phelps, W.","QU1"," 19","29" "Phenicie, David","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 2 " "Phenicie, David","KIN"," 33","I3" "Philbrick, D.W.","OVI"," 25","3" "Philips, H.N.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 " "Phillips, A.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 6 " "Phillips, C.N.","BRO"," 2 1 , 5 " "Phillips, C.N.","MAT"," 13","32" "Phillips, C.N.","MAT"," 13733" "Phillips, D.C.","ALG"," 27","35" "Phillips, Herbert","UNI"," 7 7 2 3 " "Phillips, John","KIN"," 33","16" "Phillips, John","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 7 " "Phillips, John","UNI"," 7 , 2 4 " "Phillips, Lucy A.","CAL"," 35","2" "Philo, Elisha","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 " "Philo, Elisha","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 " "Philo, Fred C.","SHE"," 5 , 3 6 " "Phinney, I.","BRO"," 21735" "Phinney, Sarah A.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 9 " "Piatt, Margaret","BEr," 23","36" "Pickworth, 1.","BET"," 2 3 , 1 7 " "Pierce Street","C/W"," "Pierce Street","C/W"," 2 "Pierce, A.J.",-0- ," "Pierce, C. Est.","SHE`," 5","16" "Pierce, C.S.`,"GIR"," 9","27" "Pierce, C.S.","GIR"," 9","28" "Pierce, Chas.","BAT"," "Pierce, Chas.","BAT"," I5","3" "Pierce, Chas.","GIR"," 9","12" "Pierce, D.E ","BUT"," I I "Pierce, E.","SHE"," 5","I7" "Pierce, F.","SHE"," 5","20" "Pierce, J. Clark",-0- ," "Pierce, J.C.","GIR"," 9","28" "Pierce, L.E.","BAT"," 15","35" "Pierce, L.J.","GIR"," 9","17" "Pierce, Lewis","VGI"," "Pierce, Louis","BET"," "Pierce, Mrs.","MAT"," "Pierce, Mrs.","MAT"," "Pierce, 01.","SHE"," 5 , 1 7 " "Pierce, 0.L.","SHE"," 5","2I "Pierce, S.V.","BUT"," "Pierson Street","C/ "Pilot Knob","COL"," "Ping, Mrs. Nettie".-0-," "Pinder, G.","VGI"," "Pitcher, John","ALG"," 27","1" "Pitcher, P.H.","BAT"," 15","15" "Place, C.& I.","BET"," 23","2" "Planing Mill","C/W"," "Planing Mill & Turning Shop"."VUC"," "Playford, R.","QUI"," 19"."34" "Pleasant Lake","GIL"," 31","22" "Pleasant Lake","GIL"," 31","23" "Pleasant Lake","KIN"," 33","17" "Pleasant Lake","KIN",* 33","8" "Pleasant Street","VQU"," "Poats, Edson","ALG"," 27"."I3" "Poats, F.B.","ALG"." 27","14" "Poats, las.","ALG"," 27","24" "Poats, Jos.","ALG"," 27","24" "Polhamus, A.","QUI"." I9"."13" "Polhamus. A.","QUI"," 19","14" "Polk Street","C/W"," "Polk Street","C/W"," "Pollock, Samuel- 0 - ," "Pomerenke, Wm.","C/W"," "Pomerenke, Wm.","COL"," 17","22" "Pontius, D.","MAT"," 13","10" "Pope, Jas.","QUI"," 19","35" "Pope, Mrs.","QUI"," 19","6" "Porcupile, B.","BUT"," 11 ","24" "Pork Barrel] Lake","BAT"," 15","15" "Porrell. Grace & Gertie","GIR"," 9 7 1 0 " "Porrell, Grace & Gertie".''GIR"," 9 7 11 " "Porter, Chas.","BET"," 2 3 7 3 0 " "Porter, Chas."."BRO"," 21","25" "Porter, M.W.","QUI"," 19"."23" "Porter, Mrs.","GIL"," 31","18" "Porter, Mrs. C.A.","G1L"," 3I","7" "Portner, "Post, Gridley","VBR"," "Post. Grindley","BRO"," 21","11" "Potkoof, Fred.","GIL"." 31"."15" "Potter. A. Est."."GIR"." 9"."35" "Potter, A.J.","COL"," 17"."9" "Potter, B.","ALG"," 27","12" "Potter, B."."ALG"," 27","I4" "Potter. Caroline",-0. ." "Potter, E.B.","ALG"," 27","I4" "Potter, Geo.","COL"," 17"."30" "Potter, John","CAV"," 51 "Potter, N."."ALG"," 27%14" "Potter, W.B.","QUI"," 19"."4" "Powell, David","QUI"," 19","9" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN - 1894 "Powelson Bros.","KIN"," 3 3 , 11 " "Powelson Bros.","KIN"," 33","14" "Powelson. Powel","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 2 " "Powelson, R.","KIN"," 33","I2" "Powelson, R."."KIN"," 33","13" "Powelson, R. Est.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 8 " "Powelson, R. Est.","CAL"," 3 5 , 7 " "Powers, Anna K.","BUT"," 11 " : 5 " "Powers, Anna K.","BUT"," 11 " : 8 " "Powers, Annak","BUT"," 1 I","5" "Powers. H.& Co.",-O-," "Powers, Pat.& Ellen","BET"," 2 3 , 1 5 " "Powler, Selah","SHE"," 5","28" "Powliski, G.","BET"," 23","5" "Powtiskie, Geo."."BAT"," 1 5 : 3 2 " "Prairie River","BET"," 2 3 : 3 0 " "Prairie River","BET"," 23","32" "Prairie River","BET"," 2 3 : 3 3 " "Prairie River","GIL"," 31":3" "Prairie River","GIL"," 31":4" "Prairie River",-0- ," "Prairie River Township",-0- ," "Pratt Manufacturing Company",-0- ," "Pratt, Mrs. H.H."."BUT"," 1 1 , 1 " "Pray, R.","C/W"," "Prentis, Charlotte","SHE"," 5 , 2 3 " "Presbyterian Church","C/W"," "Presbyterian Church","C/W"," "Presbyterian Church","CAL"," 3 5 , 4 " "Presbyterian Church","VQU"," "Prestidge, David","BET"," 2 3 , 2 0 " "Prestidge, David","BET"," 23","29" "Prestidge, David",-0- ," "Preston Street","C/W"," "Preston, A.L."."KIN"," 3 3 , 7 " "Preston, J.S.","GIL"," 3 1 7 2 3 " "Price. D.F. Est.","VGI"," "Price, las.","UNI"," 7","1" "Price, Jerome","BET"," 2 3 : 2 9 " "Priddy. D.D.","ALG"," 27","3" "Priddy, D.E.",-O-," "Priddy, David D.",-0- ," "Pridgeon, Abram","CAL"," 3 5 , " I "Pridgeon, Abram",''CAL"," 3 5 , 11 " "Pridgeon. Abram",''CAL"," 3 5 , 2 " "Pridgeon, Jacob","ALG"," 2 7 7 3 3 " "Pridgeon, John","CAL"," 35":2" "Priest, E.& A B U T " , " 1 1 , 1 " "Priest, Ed","COL"," 17","5" "Priest, Ed","COL"." 17","7" "Priest, Ed","COL"," 1 7 7 8 " "Priest, John","ALG"," 27","27" "Priest, M.","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 1 " "Priests Lake","COL"," 17":5" "Priests Lake","COL"," 17","8" "Prisoners",-0- ," "Procious, A.","VUC"," "Prout, A.E.","MAT"," 13","29" "Prout, A.S."."MAT"." 1 3 : 1 8 " "Prout, A.S.",-0- ," "Pruyne, C.H.","QU1"," 19","10" "Public School","VUC"," "Pullman, J.E.","BRO"," 2 I " : 4 " "Pulman, C.M.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 4 " "Pulver, Adam","BET"," 23","7" "Pumping Station","CrW"," "Purdy, Alex","ALG"," 27","19" "Purdy, Annie",-0- ," "Purdy, E.","ALG"," 27","29" "Purdy, E.","ALG"," 27","32" "Purdy, Francis A.",-0- ," "Purdy, Fred","ALG"," 27","33" "Purdy, "Purdy, Geo.","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 9 " "Purdy, Martha- U - ," "Purdy, Orange",-0- ," "Puriton, David B.",-0- ." "Purvee, W.","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 4 " "Putman, Elmer E.","OVI"." 2 5 : 1 0 " "Putman, Elmer E.","OVI"," 25","11" "Putman, T.","BRO"," 2I","5" "Putnam & Withington "Quackenbush, A. Est.","CAL"," 35":2" "Quaker Lake","BUT"," 11 , 1 2 " "Quear, B.A.","VBR"," "Quear, C.","BRO"," 2 I " : 4 " "Quear, Frank","BRO"," 2I","1" "Quear, Lewis","VBR"," "Quick, Edwin","NOB"," 29","12" "Quick, Edwin","NOB"," 29","13" "Quick, Geo.","OVI"," 25","30" "Quien House","VQU"," "Quimby, A.","BET"," 23","27" "Quimby, C.D.","COL"," 1 7 : 2 6 " "Quimby, Chas.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Quimby, Chas.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 4 " "Quimby, Elizabeth","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 6 " "Quimby. Elizabeth","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 5 " "Quimby, Emmet" "Quimby, Everitt","OVI"," 25","24" "Quimby, G.F.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 5 " "Quimby, J.U.","ALG"," 27","28" "Quimby, "Quimby, "Quimby, W H O VI"," 2 5 : 2 5 " "Quimby, Wilsey "Quimby, Wilsey","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 6 " "Quincy House",-0- ," "Quincy National Bank- 0 - ," "Quincy National Bank",-0- ," "Quincy Plow Works",-0- ," "Quincy Roller Mills",-0- ," "Quincy Township".-0- ," "Quincy, First School- 0 - ," "Quincy, New Opera House'',-0- ," "Quincy, Village of',"QUI"," 19","15" "Quincy, Village of',"QUI"," 19","16" "Quincy, Village of',"QUI"," 1 9 : 2 1 " "Quincy, Village o r "Quincy, Village o f "Quincy, Village o f "R.R. Grounds","VUC"," "R.R. Grounds","VUC"," "Race Street","C/W"," "Railroad Street","C/W"," "Railroad Street","VBR"," "Railroad Street","VGI"," "Railroad Street","VQU"," "Railroad Street","VRA"," "Railroad Street","VUC"," "Railroad Street","VUC"." "Rainey, Alonzo","BUT"," 11","4" "Rakin, J.M.","VQU"," "Ramsdell, H.","BUT'," 11 ":20" "Ramsdell, Henry Ray- U - . " "Ramsdell, L.B.","BUT"," 11","20" "Ramsdell, L.B.","BUT"," 11 : 2 9 " "Ramsdell, V.S.","BUT"," 11 7 2 9 " "Ramsdell, W.F.","BUT"," 11 : 2 1 " "Ramsdell, William F.",-0- ," "Ramsey, J.","BRO"," 21":34" "Randal, 0.","UNI"." 7","36" "Randall's (C D.) Addition","VBR''," "Randall, C.D.","C/W"," "Randall, C.D.","COL"," 17","23" "Randall, C.D.",-0- ," "Randall, 2 "Randall, Caleb D.",-0- ," "Randall, Hon. "Randall, SethSethB.'',"COL"," 17","5" "Randalls Lake","COL"," 17","5" "Randolf, Walter","UNI"," 7","9" "Randolph, E.R.F.","UNI"," 7","16" "Randolph, E.T.","UN1"," 7","9" "Randolph, L.","BET"," 23","13" "Rankin, J.N.","QU1"," I 9":11" "Ransburg, L.C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 6 " "Ransford & Co., Quincy",-0- ," "Ransford Hay & Grain Carrier",-0- ," "Ransford, A.B.",-0- ," "Ransford, E.R.","QUI"," 19","4" "Ransom, Alvarado","ALG"," 27","2" "Ransom, Alvorado B.",-0- ," "Ransom, Amasa","ALG"," 27","2" "Ransom, Ben.","ALG"," 2 7 7 2 " "Ransom, David","ALG"," 27","12" "Ransom. David","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 " "Ransom, J. Est.","QUI"," 19","17" "Ransom, J. Est.","QU1"," I 9 , " 2 0 " "Ransom, J.& E.","QU1"," 19","20" "Ransom, Jas.","BUT"," 11 : 3 4 " "Ransom, Jas.A.","ALG"," 27","2" "Ransom, John","ALG"," 27":2" "Rathbum, C.D.","SHE"," 5","16" "Rathburn, C.D.",-0- ," "Rathbum, N.A.","SHE"," 5","29" "Rathbum, P.J.","SHE"," 5","20" "Rathburn, P.J.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 9 " "Ratkoski, Casper","BUT"," 11","17" "Ratkoski, John","BUT"," 11","17" "Rawson, Barber & Co.",-0- ," "Rawson, C.R.","QUI"," 19","32" "Rawson, M.J.",-0- ," "Ray, Edward F.",-0- ," "Ray, Henry",-0- ," "Ray, S.G.",-0- ," "Ray, Smith G.",-0- ," "Ray, Village of',"CAL"," 3 5 : 2 2 " "Raymond, Wm.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Read, Hansom","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Reading, T.","BET"," 23":3" "Reading, T.","BET"," 23":4" "Red Dog (money)",-0- ," "Reed, C.L.","G1R"," 9 " : 2 0 " "Reed, Elmer","OVI"," 25":4" "Reed, G.H.","C/W"," "Reed, G.H.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 7 " "Reed, G.W.","C/W"," "Reed, G.W.","COL"," I 7":27" "Reed, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 : 2 8 " "Reed, Geo.","OVI"," 25":4" "Reed, Geo.H.","OVI"," 25":9" "Reed, Harriet","GIR"," 9 " : 2 8 " "Reed, Harriet","GIR"," 9 : 2 9 " "Reed, J.L.","VQU"," "Reed, Mrs. Emma",-0- ." "Reed, Mrs. S.","BRO"," 2 I " : 1 3 " "Reed, Nancy","BET"," 2 3 , 1 8 " "Reeding, T.","BAT"," I 5":34" "Regers, S.W.","QUI"," 19","27" "Regiments (Civil War)",-0- ," "Regnshaw, Jos.","GIL"," 31","3" "Reichard, H.":BET"'," 23","23" "Reichart, Valentine",''SHE"," 5","18" "Reid. Davtd","BAT"," 15","11" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Rendell, Jas ""BUT"." 11 7 9 " "Renew, .1 ","SHE"," 5 , 1 0 " "Renew, -thos.","SHE"," "Reppert, S.B.","CAL"," 35","7" "Rex, Elmer","KIN"," 33722" "Rex, Geo.H.7KIN"," 33713" "Rex, Geo.H.","KIN"," 33724" "Rex, Wm.& Sherman7KIN"," 33724" "Reydet, N I ' ","BAT"," 15","17" "Reynolds, Alfred7BAT"," 1 5 7 8 " "Reynolds, C.","CAL"," 35","23" "Reynolds, C.J.","CAL"," 35712" "Reynolds, Caroline","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Reynolds, F.","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Reynolds, Francis","MAT"," 13","I" "Reynolds, 1-1.1.7CAL7 3 5 , " "Reynolds, J. Est.","BET"," 23","4" "Reynolds, J.W.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 2 " "Reynolds, las.","BAT"," 1 5 " 8 " "Reynolds, L.D.","ALG"," 27710" "Reynolds, M.C.","GIR"," 9","35" "Reynolds, Mary","CAL"," 3 5 , 11 " "Reynolds, N.A.",-0- ," "Reynolds, N.A.",-0- ," "Reynolds. Norman,Ex-Prob.Judge",-0- ," "Reynolds, Viola","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Reynolds, W.H.","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Reynolds, Wm. Est.","MAT"," 1 3 7 1 " "Rheubottom & Brace",-0- ," "Rheubottom & Caughey",-0- ," "Rheubottom, F.C.",-0- ," "Rheubottom, 0.C.","UNI"," 7 7 4 " "Rheubottom, 0.C.7VUC"," "Rhode, L.P.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 2 " "Rhode, L.P.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 3 " "Rhodes, Thos.","COL"," 17","26" "Rice, A.D.","G1R"," 9 , 3 5 " "Rice, Austin","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 0 " "Rice, Austin","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 2 " "Rice, Austin","NOB"," 29,-16" "Rice, B u r t o n 7 A L G 7 2 7 , 2 1 " "Rice, C.E.7b1R"," 9 7 3 3 " "Rice, Christian","G1R"," 9","I7" "Rice, Emerson","GIR"," 9 7 3 3 " "Rice, Eugene","UNI"," 7 . 3 4 " "Rice, G.O. Store","ALG"," 27730" "Rice, Geo.0.7ALG"," 2 7 , 3 0 " "Rice, Miss Calista M.",-0- ," "Rice, Rachel7G1R7 9","34" "Rice, Sam","COL"," 1 7 , 4 " "Rice, Samr."GIR"," 9 7 3 3 " "Rice, Samr,"GIR"," 9 7 3 4 " "Rich, C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Rich, C.","QU1"," 1 9 , 3 2 " "Rich, Chas.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Rich, D.F.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Richard, F.W.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 6 " "Richard, H.","UNI"," 7 7 1 " "Richard, J.B.","UNI"," 7 7 2 " "Richard, 0.C.","UNI"," 7 7 11 " "Richards, A.","SHE"," 5 , 1 0 " "Richards, .1.7SHE"," 5 7 6 " "Richards, J. Jr.","SHE"," 5 7 1 7 " "Richardson. A.J.","MAT"," 13723" "Richardson, A.J.","MAT"," 13724" "Richardson, Elias7NOB"," 2 9 , 2 " "Richardson, John G.",-0- ," "Richardson, L.M.","GIR"," 9 7 1 7 " "Richardson, Miss Sadie A.",-0- ," "Richardson, Mrs. M.","UNI"," 7 7 2 1 " "Richey, las.","KIN"," 33710" "Riching, Geo.","BAT"," 15730" "Riching. Mrs. Geo.","BAT"," 15730" "Richy, James",-0- ," "Rickard & Welch","BAT"," 15719" "Rickard, .1 A.","BAT"," 1 5 7 4 " "Rickard, J.B.","UNI"," 7","1" "Ried, David","BAT"," "Riley, Thos.","GIR"," 9","27" "Ripley, A.C.","VUC"," "Ripley, las.","UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Ritter, C a l v i n 7 B E T 7 23","34" "River Lake","SHE"." 5 7 3 1 " "Riverside Cemetery","VUC"," "Rivner, A.A.","SHE"," 5","23" "Roach, Ed.","BET"," 23","I9" "Roach, 1.","BRO"," 21 ","I3" "Roach, Ja.","BET"," 23","18" "Roach, Viola","BET"," 23719" "Robbins, S.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 8 " "Roberts, D.M.7COL"," 1 7 , 2 0 " "Roberts, D.M.","COL"," 17","29" "Roberts, 1.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 4 " "Roberts, John7COL"," 17723" "Roberts, John","COL"," 17","26" "Roberts, M.D.","BAT"," 15","33" "Roberts, M.D.7BET"," 2 3 7 4 " "Roberts, Miss "Robertson. John"John-",0- ," "Robins, Chester L.","SHE"," 5 7 3 5 " "Robinson & Wa r f o r d 7 C / W 7 "Robinson & Warford","COL"," 17","28" "Robinson & Warford","COL"," 17","29" "Robinson, Catherine","BAT"," 15735" "Robinson, Chas.S.","SHE"," 5 7 1 6 " "Robinson, G.P.","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 0 " "Robinson, G.P.","NOB"," 29","15" "Robinson, H.M.","SHE"," 5","10" "Robinson, H.M.","SHE"," 5","15" "Robinson, J.L.","COL"," I 7 , 3 4 " "Robinson, Jas.","COL"," 17","34" "Robinson, John7NOB"," "Robinson, L 7 U N I " , " 7 7 2 7 " "Robinson, L.","SHE"," 5 7 2 7 " "Robinson, L.","UN1"," 7 7 2 6 " "Robinson, Michael","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 " "Robinson, Mrs. M.A.","SHE"," 5","I5" "Robinson, S.W.7BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "Roc, Sam'l Est.","UN1"," 7 7 3 " "Rockwood. Elizabeth","COL"," 1 7 7 4 " "Rockwood, Geo. W.","COL"," 1 7 7 4 " "Rockwood, T.A.","COL"," 1 7 7 4 " "Rocovia, 1.","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 6 " "Roe, Anna M.","UNI"," 7 7 1 5 " "Roe, Asa","NOB"," 29715" "Roe, Calista","UN1"," 7"."10" "Roe, David","BET"," 2 3 , 3 0 " "Roc, locob",-0- ," "Roe, Margaret",-0- ," "Roe, Miss Ella",-0- ," "Roeser, Andrew","NOB"," 2 9 7 4 " "Rogers, A. Polly","BUT"," 11 7 2 1 " "Rogers, Caroline",-0- ," "Rogers, E.C.7VHE"," "Rogers. Hiram","BUT"," 11 7 2 2 " "Rogers, J.","C/W"," "Rogers, J.C.","QUI"," 19","15" "Rogers, 3.C.7VQU"," "Rogers, S.W.","QUI"," 19","28" "Roher, Isaac7MAT"," 13","4" "Rolf, E.J.","BUT"," 11 7 1 6 " "Roloff, F. Est.","ALG"," 27","16" "Rolph, Albert"."ALG"," 27","21" "Ronon, M.","GIR"," "Root, E.R.",-0- ," "Root, M.",-0- ," "Root, Miss Lenora",-0- ." "Rorke, P.0.7UNI"," 7"."25" "Rorke, P.O.","UNr," 7","36" "Rose Streer,"CAV"," "Rose Street","VBR"," "Rose's Addition","C/W"," "Rose's Addition","VBR"," "Rose, Albert","GIR"," 9","25" "Rose, Alberr,"G1R"," 9","35" "Rose, Alice","OVr," "Rose, Asa G " , Ò o v r, - 25","I7" 11"."(i1R"," 9","15" "Ruse, ( . " "Rose, El ias7BUT"," I I ","20" "Rose, Ellen","G1R"," 9","36" "Rose,J.A Est.","BRO"," "Rose, Jos.","COL"," "Rose, L.A."."BET"," 23","6" "Rose, L.A.","MAT"," "Rose, L.A. Est.","VBR"," "Rose, L.E.",-0- ," "Rose, Laffayette","BET"," "Rose, W.H ","GIR"," 9","35" "Rosebury, Wm.","MAT"," "Rosencrantz, E.R.","BUT"," I I "Rosen¡, Chas."."ALG"," 27","22" "Rossman Est .","BUT"," 11","14" "Rossman, A .M.7BUT"," "Rossman, J..1.7BUT"," 11712" "Rossman, Miss Minnie",-0- ," "Rossman, T.J.","BUT"," "Rossman, Wm.","BUT"," 11 7 1 5 " "Roth, F.","QUI"," 19"."2" "Roth, Frank","QUI"," 1 9 7 3 " "Roth, Frank","VQU"," "Roth, Frank","VQU"," "Rowley, Almira","GIR"," 9 7 1 0 " "Rowley, P. T. 7 B U T " , " 11 7 2 2 " "Rowley, P.T.","BUT"," 11","23" "Rowley, Patience7GIR"," 9","10" "Royce, D.","ALG"," 27","33" "Royce, Frances","ALG"," 27","33" "Royer, John7NOB"," 29","I6" "Royer, W.","NOB"," 29","21" "Rual, Mrs. A.C.","BAT"," I5","24" "Rubley, David","GIL"," 31","23" "Rudd, E.M.","BRO"," 2 1 7 1 0 " "Rudd, E.M.","BRO"," 21","15" "Rudd, E M " " M AT " , " 13","34" "Ruff, Samr,"GIL"," 31","23" "Rugg, M."."BET"," 23","26" "Ruggles Street","VBR"." "Ruggles, Chas.7BRO"," 21","14" "Ruggles, E.& A.","BRO"," 21","11" "Ruggles, E.& A.","BRO"," 21","14" "Ruggles, J.F.","BRO"," 2I"," "Ruggles, J.F.","VBR"," "Ruggles.. Mrs. Jas.","VBR"," "Ruggles, N.B.","BRO"," 21","I I" "Ruggles. N.B.","VBR"," "Ruie, A . C . 7 B AT " , " 15","36" "Rumbough, Jake"."BRO"," 21","19" "Rumbough, John","BRO"," 21719" "Rumsy, John"."NOB"," 29","14" "Ruple, A.","VBR"," "Ruple, A.",-0- ," "Ruple. A.& Son",-0- ," "Ruple, Noah S."."MAT"," 13725" "Ruple, Noah S."."MAT"," 13"."36" "Ruple. R.","BRO"," 21714" "Rupold. Ella V.",-0-," "Rupright, Dr. Francis",-0- ," "Rupright, S."."BET"." 23"."24" "Russell, A.","G1R"," 9","13" "Russell, Asa"."BAT"," 15","23" "Russell, Chas.H 7 0 V I " , " 25710" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Russell, Chas.H.","OVI"," 25","9" "Russell. Danr,"OVI"," 25","9" "Russell, G.A."."GIR"," 9 : 1 3 " "Russell, Geo.","BUT''," 11 " 3 0 " "Russell, H.","OVI"," 25":9" "Russell. Herman A.","OVI"," 25'',"I6" "Russell, J.H.","BRO"," 2I","4" "Russell, J.H.","MAT"," 13","33" "Russell, J.N.","MAT"," 13","34" "Russell, J.T.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 " "Russell, J.T.","SHE"," 5","4" "Russell, , " "Russell, N."."BRO"," 21","29" "Russell, Nelson"."BET"," 23","14" "Russell, Nelson","BRO"," 21"."20" "Russell, Nelson","BRO"," 2 1 : 3 2 " "Russell, Nelson","BRO"," 2 1 : 3 4 " "Russell, Nelson":0V1"," 25","18" "Russell. Nelson C."."OVI"," 25","16" "Russell, Sally","OVI"," 25","18" "Russell, Thos."."BRO"," 2 1 7 3 3 " "Russell, Thos.","BRO"," 2 I 3 4 " "Russell, W.","BET"," 23","12" "Russell, W.L.","BET"," 23","12" "Russell, Wash.","BET"," 2 3 7 11 " "Russell, Wash.","BET"," 2 3 : 1 2 " "Russell, Willard W.","OVI"," 25%18" "Russell, Wm.H.","SHE"," 5 " : 6 " "Rust, Ed. T.","MAT"," 13","8" "Ryan W., John","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 6 " "Ryan, Edward","BUT"," 11 : 1 3 " "Ryan, Harry"."GIL"," 3 I " : 7 " "Ryan, Harry","GIL"." 31","8" "Ryan, J.W.","QUI"," 19":23" "Ryan, Thos.","BUT"," 11":35" "Ryder, Francis","COL"," 1 7 : 1 3 " "Ryder, Francis"."COL"," 17","I4" "Ryder, G.O. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 3 " "Ryder, J.","NOB"," 29","3" "Ryder, Matilda","SHE"," 5 , 3 6 " "Rymes, John Est.","BUT"," 11 " : 4 " "Sabin, Mrs. J.J."."BAT"," 1 5 , 3 5 " "Safford, E.","ALG"," 27","11" "Sage, J.W.","ALG"," 27"."26" "Sage. John".-0- ," "Sage, Wm."."ALG"," 2 7 7 2 6 " "Sager, Geo.",''BRO"," 2 1 7 2 8 " "Sager, Geo.","BRO"," 2 1 : 3 3 " "Sager, Jas.","BRO"," 21","28" "Sager, John M.","BRO"," 21 ":19" "Sager, John M.","BRO"," 21","30" "Sager, Zed","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 8 " "Sager, Zed","BRO"," 21","30" "Sager, Zed"."NOB"," 2 9 , " I 5 " "Saint Joseph County",-0- ," "Saint Joseph County Bank",-0- ," "Saint Joseph River"."MAT"," 1 3 , 6 " "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5","11" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5","12" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5","14" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5"."15" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5 " : 2 1 " "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5","28" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"." 5","29" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"," 5","31" "Saint Joseph River","SHE"." 5","32" "Saint Joseph R i v e r : U N I " , " 7","4" "Saint Joseph River","UNI"," 7","5" "Saint Joseph River","UNI"," 7","6" "Saint Joseph River","UNI"," 7","7" "Saint Joseph River","VUC"," "Saint Joseph River","VUC"," "Saint Joseph River",-0- ," "Salisberry, Clark","BAT"," 15","11" "Sameroth, S.","QUI"," 19","6" "Sanbom, N.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Sand, A .M.","MAT"," 13713" "Sanders, Josiah","GIL"," 31","t" "Sanders, Josiah"."G1L"," 3 1 , 1 7 " "Sanderson, C.Z.","MAT"," 13713" "Sanderson, G.W.","QU1"," 19","13" "Sanderson, G.W.","QUI"," 19","24" "Sanderson, G.W.'',-0- ," "Sanderson, Joel",-0- ," "Sanderson, Miss Clara",-0- ." "Sanderson, W.","BET"," 23","32" "Sands, D.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 8 " "Sands, E.P.","MAT"," 13","I4" "Sanford, A.","COL"," I 7","32" "Sanford, W.H.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 2 " "Sanford, Walter","OVI"," 25","3" "Sanford, Walter","OVr," 25","4" "Sanford, Wm.H.","COL"," 17","31" "Sargant, E.T.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 8 " "Sargant, Miss Sarah",-0- ," "Sargent, E.T.","VSH"," "Saunders, E.","BET"," 23":4" "Saunders, H.F.","BAT"," 15":2" "Saunders, H.K.","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 3 " "Saunders, H.K.","BET"," 23":4" "Saunders, H.R.",-0- ," "Sawdey, Mrs. Anna","COL"," 17","I4" "Sawyer, A.J.","BUT"," 11":7" "Sawyer, Andrew",-0- ," "Sayers, H.",-0- ," "Sayers, H.& Son",-0- ," "Sayers, Mrs. Carrie"."MAT"," I 3","1" "Sayers, R.H.",-0- ," "Sayles, Emily","GIL"," 3 I 2 0 " "Sayles, Nelson","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 5 " "Schaffmaster, Fritz","MAT"," 1 3 : 2 8 " "Schaffmaster, Fritz","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 3 " "Schaffmaster, Geo.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 4 " "Schaffmaster, Henry","MAT"," 13","29" "Schaffmaster, Henry","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 3 " "Scheidler. David","OVI"," 25","21" "Scheidler, Dr.","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 1 " "Scheidler,J.","C/W"," "Scheidler, John","C/W"," "Scheidler, John","C/W"," "Scheidler, John","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 1 " "Schmedlen Speed Cart",-0- ." "Schmedlen, W.A.",-0- ," "School","VGI"," "Schoor:VQU"," "School, 2nd Ward","C/W"," "School, 2nd Ward","C/W"," "School, 3rd Ward","C/W"," "School, 3rd Ward","C/W"," "School, 4th Ward","C/W"," "School, 4th Ward","C/W"," "Schubell. Fred.","BUT"," 1 I "."7" "Schubell. Wm."."BUT"," 11":6" "Schultz, B.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 0 " "Schultz, Jos.","ALG"," 27","21" "Schumaker, John","OVI"," 25","10" "Schursz, Abe","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 5 " "Schurtz, Mrs. Tobias","BAT"," 1 5 : 3 2 " "Schuriz, Mrs. Tobias","BAT"," 15","33" "Schwarz, 0.1.".-0- ," "Scott, A.F.","G1R"," 9","23" "Scott., Geo.F.","SHE"," 5","20" "Scott, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 , 8 " "Scoville, S.S.","C/W"," "Scoville, S.S.","COL"." 17","21" "Scoville, W.","QUI"." 19","19" "Scoville, Wm.","UNI"." 7","15" "Scoville, Wm.","UNI"," 7","16" 2 "Scribner, C.B.","BRO"," 21","11" "Scribner, Francis","BAT"," 15","31" "Scribner, Kate L.",-0- ," "Scribner, Miss Jennie",-0- ," "Scripter, B.D.","BUT"," 11","32" "Seaberry, F.","QUI"," 19","23" "Seaberry, Miss Hannah",-0- ," "Seachrist, J.F.","ALG"," 27","18" "Searing, N.A.","BAT"," 1 5 : 2 8 " "Sears, C.C.","QUI"," 19","8" "Sears, C.C.",-0- ," "Sears, E.","COL"," 1 7 , 5 " "Sebering, J.","QUI"," I 9 : 2 7 " "Sebring, John","QUI"," 1 T: 2 2 " "Sebring, John","QU1"," I T, " 2 7 " "Sebring, John",-0- ," "Secon, John","BRO"," 21724" "Second Avenue","VGI"," "Second Street","VSH"," "Secor, las.","BRO"," 2 1 : 1 3 " "Seeley Farm",-0- ," "Seeley Street","C/W"," "Seeley, Chas","CAL"," 3 5 : 2 4 " "Seeley, S.M.","C/W"," "Seely's Park",-0"Seely, S.M.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 4 " "Seely, S.M.","COL"," 1 7 . 1 5 " "Seely, S.M.",-0- ." "Seiler, John","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 7 " "Sekosky, W.","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 6 " "Selby, Monroe","BET"," 23","I6" "Selby, Monroe"."BET"." 23","I7" "Selby, Monroe","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 6 " "Selby, Mrs. R.","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 3 " "Selby, Mrs. R.","VBR"," "Selby, Wm.M.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 5 " "Selfridge, J.A.","CAL"," 3 5 : 1 2 " "Selles, Frank","BUT"," 1 I","24" "Sellick, J.M.","GIR"," 9","35" "Sellick, J.M.","GIR"," 9 : 3 6 " "Sellick, Larry","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 6 " "Selwood, Chas.","UN1"," 7 , Ò 2 " "Sexberry, Alonzo","BAT"," 1 5 , 6 " "Sexton, E.B.","C/W"," "Seymour, Geo.H.","VSH"," "Seymour. Henry",-0- ." "Shafer, Andrew","GIL"," 31","7" "Shafer, J.W.","UN1"," 7 " : 3 5 " "Shafer, Mrs. C."."UNI"," 7 " : 3 2 " "Shaffmaster, C.","BRO"," "Shaffmaster, C.","BRO"," 2I","3" "Shaffmaster, C.","BRO"," 2 1 , 4 " "Shaffmaster, C.","VBR"," "Shaffmaster, "Shaffmaster, Fritz","MAT"," Frtiz",MAT", "Shaffmaster, Fritz","MAT"," 1 3 : 3 4 " "Shaffmaster. Fritz".-0- ," "Shaffmaster, J.H.",-0- ." "Shamsheski, G.","BRO"," 2I","24" "Shane, Mrs. E.","BRO"," 21","19" "Shank, A. Est ","MAT"," 13","2" "Shank, John D.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 8 " "Shannon, Geo.","G1R"." 9 : 1 2 " "Shannon, Gertie"."GIR"," 9","12" "Shannon, J.A.","GIL"," 31","14" "Sharp. Betsy","BUT"," 11","9" "Sharp, Eugene","SHE"," "Shauts, Mrs. C.","UNI"," 7 " : 2 3 " "Shaw. B.","SHE"," 5","3" "Shaw, Benj.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 0 " "Shaw, Benj.":SHE"," 5","3" "Shaw, "Shaw, Erastus","BRO"," 2I","5" "Shaw, G.","GIR"," 9","32" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Shaw, G.S.","COL"," 17","6" "Shaw, Geo","BAT''," 15","1" "Shaw, Geo.","G1R"," 9 , 3 1 " "Shaw, J.H.","BRO"," 2I","5" "Shaw, J.H.","BRO"," 2I","6" "Shaw, J.H.",-0- ," "Shaw, John N.","SHE"," 5","7" "Shaw, L.","BET'," 23716" "Shaw, Minnie","BET"," 2 3 , 1 6 " "Shaw, Mrs. A.M.","BRO"," 2 1 7 6 " "Shaw, Vinton H.","BRO"," 2 1 7 7 " "Shaw, Wm.E.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 2 " "Shay, Myron A.","OVI"," 25711" "Shear & Daily Addition","VQU"," "Shear, C.","VQU"," "Shedd, David","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 1 " "Shedd, David","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 2 " "Shedd, David","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 7 " "Shedd, David","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 8 " "Shedd, Nelson","G1R"," 9 , " 3 " "Shedd, S.H.","G1R"," 9","1" "Sheds, Frank. L.",-0- ," "Sheets, J.S.","KIN"," 3 3 , 4 " "Sheffield, Geo.","BRO"," 2 I 9 " "Sheffield, J.C.","BRO"," 2 1 7 8 " "Shekoske, V.","BET"," 2 3 , 6 " "Sheldon, Allen","QU1"," 1 9 , 2 0 " "Sheldon, Allen","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 1 " "Sheldon, Allen","QU1"," 1 9 , 2 8 " "Sheldon, Allen","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Sheldon, Benj.","NOB"," 2 9 , 9 " "Sheldon, K.R.","COL"," 1 7 . 2 9 " "Sheldon, Laura","BAT"," 15"."5" "Sheldon, T.G."."C/W"," "Shelhart, Chas.","MAT"," 1 3 , 4 " "Shenefield, Emma","BUT"," 11 , 9 " "Shepard, Chas.H.","BUT"," 1 I ","I2" "Shepard, H.J.","BRO"," 2 I ","10" "Shepard, H.T.","BRO"," 2I","3" "Shepard, Jason",-0- ," "Sherer, Alben","CAL"," 35","2" "Sherer, D.H.","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Sherer, Dan'1","CAL"," 35","14" "Sherer, David","CAL"," 3 5 : 1 0 " "Sherer, David","CAL"," 3 5 , 11 " "Sherer, Samr,"CAL"," 3 5 , 1 0 " "Sherer, SamT,"CAL"," 3 5 , 11 " "Sherer, SamT,"CAL"," 3 5 , 1 4 " "Sherer, Samel","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Sherer, Wm.","CAL"," 3 5 7 11 " "Sherer, Wm.","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Sheridan Street","C/W"," "Sherman Street","C/W"," "Sherman Street","VBR"," "Sherman Street","VSH"," "Sherman, A B E T " , " 2 3 , 2 5 " "Sherman, A.A.",-0- ," "Sherman. A.H.","BET"," 23735" "Sherman, A.H.","BET"," 23736" "Sherman, G.E.","QUI"," 19,..13" "Sherman, Harriet","KIN"," 3 3 , 3 " "Sherman, J.H.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 9 " "Sherman, L.C.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 5 " "Sherman, L.C.","OVI"," 25736" "Sherman, Mason","GIL"." 3 I ","3" "Sherman, Mrs. H.C.","OVI"," 25730" "Sherman, P.","G1R"," "Sherman, P.S.","GIR"," 9","1" "Sherman, Rant","BET"," 23730" "Sherman, U.","GIR"," 9"."12" "Sherman. Z. Est.","QU1"," 1 9 , 1 " "Sherwood Lake","SHE"," 5 " : 1 6 " "Sherwood Lake","SHE"," 5 , 1 7 " "Sherwood Lake","SHE"," 5","9" "Sherwood, First School- 0 - ," "Sherwood, S.M ","COL"," 17","36" "Sherwood, Salomon","COL"," I7","25" "Sherwood, Village of',"SHE"," 5 " : 2 8 " "Sherwood, Village or,"SHE"," 5","33" "Shicoski, ('has ","BRO"," 2I","24" "Shwosk 1, G."."BRO"," 21","25" "Shicoski, J ","BRO"," 2I","27" "Shicoski, Jacob","BRO"," 21","26" "Shilling, 14.14.","BUT"," 11","12" "Shinneman, J.H.","BAT"," 15","27" "Shinneman, J.S.","BAT"," 15","35" "Shinneman, J.W.","BAT"," 15","26" "Shinneman, M.F.","BAT"," 15","34" "Shinneman, M.F.","BAT"," 15","34" "Shipman. B.F.","BUT"," 11","15" "Shipman, Hon. John B.",-0- ," "Shipman, John B.",-0- ," "Shipman, John B., Ex-Judge",-0- ," "Shippy, Jos.","BRO"," 2I","25" "Shippy, Jos.","BRO"," 2 I ","26" "Shippy, K.","BRO"," 2I","23" "Shiver, H.","GIL"," 31","6" "Shoecroft & Brown","COL"," I "Shoecroft, B.B.","COL"," 17","18" "Shoecroft, B.B.","COL"," I 7","7" "Shoemaker, C.","QUI"," "Shoemaker, C.J.","COL"," 170,-12" "Shoffmanter, Fritz",-0- ," "Shook, David","MAT"," 13732" "Shook, Mrs. E.","BRO"," 2 1 7 6 " "Shook, Mrs. E.","BRO"," 21","7" "Shook, Wm.","BRO"," 2 1 7 6 " "Shook, Wm.","BRO"," 21","7" "Shook,Geo.","QUI"," 19","I" "Short, A.T.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 5 " "Short, A.T.","COL"," 17","36" "Short, B.W.",-0- ," "Short, Brazilla","BET"." 2 3 , 8 " "Short, Brazilla","BET"," 2 3 , 9 " "Shoudler, Hiram",-0- ," "Showers. Eliza","OVI"," 25","30" "Showgoquett","SHE"," 5 " , " I 8 " "Shrimp, G.","BRO''," 2I","27" "Shultz, .I.","MAT"," 13","15" "Shultz, John","ALG"," 27","13" "Shumer, Levi","ALG"," 2 7 : 2 6 " "Shumway, Levi","ALG"," 27","33" "Shurtz, J.D.","BRO"," 2I","12" "Signisti, John","BAT"," 15","3 I" "Sikoski, Steph.","BET"." 2 3 , 2 0 " "Silkens, Henry","NOB"," 29","4" "Silver Lake","KIN"," 3 3 , 1 0 " "Silver Lake","KIN"," 33","15" "Silver Lake","KIN"," 33","16" "Silver Lake","KIN"," 33","22" "Silver Lake","KIN"," 3 3 , 9 " "Silver Tips Cigars",-0- ," "Simkins, M.C.","ALG"," 2 7 . 3 1 " "Simkins, Wm.","ALG"," 27","30" "Simmon, C.W.","BAT"," 15","35" "Simmons, George Conn",-0- ," "Simmons, H.R.","BUT"," 11 , 1 0 " "Simmons, H.R.","VHE"," "Simmons, Hiram R.",-0- ," "Simmons, .1.","VUC"," "Simmons, R.M.","UNI"," "Simmons, R.M.","VUC"," "Simonds, Mrs. J.L.","BUT"," 11 7 1 4 " "Simonds, R.K.","SHE"," 5","3" "Simonds, Rodney","SHE"," 5"."3" "Simons, S.0 ","QUI"," 19","17" 2 "Simpson, F ","BRO"." 21"."2" "Simpson, " , " B R O " , - 21","3" "Sinclair, A ","SHE"," 5"."28" "Sinclair. 1.","COL"," 17',"34" "Sinclair, rhos ","BUT"," 11"."20" "Sindlinger, John","BRO"," 2I","6" "Sindlinger. John","MAT"," 13732" "Sindlinger, John","MAT"," 13',"34" "Sisco, Albert","UN1"," 7 " , " 2 I " "Sisco, Wm ","UN1"," 7 " , " 2 I " "Sisco, Wm.","UN1"," 7","22" "Sisson, J.","BAT"," 15","29' "Sisson, John","BAT'," 15","28" "Skeels, Nelson",-0"Skerts, C ","UNI"," 7","24" "Skinner, C.D.",-0- ," "Skinner, V.0.","CAL"." 35","10" "Slaughter House","C/W"," "Slaughter Housc","C/W"," "Sleeper, Amercus","UNI"," 7 " 7 6 " "Sletanski, M.","BRO"," 21,"27" "Slisher, G.","BRO"," 21","35" "Slisher, John","BRO"," 21","34" "Slornan,1",-0- ," "Slosson, Wm.","KIN"," 33"."16" "Sly, Miss Ftachael",-0- ," "Slygles, Chas."."C/W"," "Smead, Chas.","BET"," 23","9" "Smead, E.","BET"," 23","4" "Smead, Elizabeth","BET"," 23","9" "Smead, Mary A.",-0- ," "Srnead, N.","BET"," 23","4" "Smead, Nelson","BET"," 23","10" "Smead, Nelson","BET"," 23","3" "Smiley, A.M.","GIL",- 31713" "Smiley, Mary","GIL"," 3I","24" "Smiley, Nora","ALG"," 27","7" "Smiley, S.A.","ALG"," 27","21" "Smiley, S.A.","ALG"," 27","28" "Smith & Pratt",-0- ," "Smith Street","CTW"," "Smith's Addition","C/W"," "Smith, A.","BAT"," 15","23" "Smith, A.L.","GIR"," 9","20" "Smith, A.L.","G1R"," 9","6" "Smith, "Smith, Ardella",-0- ." "Smith, Austin","OVI"," 25","19" "Smith, B.H. Est."."GIR"." 9","15" "Smith, B.H. Est.","GIR": 9"."16" "Smith, Benjamin",-0"Smith. C.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Smith, cr.",49"Smith, C . E . " . " M AT: 13","7" "Smith, C.R."."NOB"," 29"."2" "Smith, C.R.","UNI"." 7","33" "Smith, Chas.","BRO"," 21","19" "Smith, Chas ","BRO"." 21","20" "Smith, Chas.","KIN"," 33":11" "Smith, Chas.","OVI"." 25"."6" "Smith, Clara A.","MAT"," 13"."25" "Smith, Clara M ",-0- ." "Smith, D.& E.L."."COL"." 7"."26" "Smith. David","BLIT'," I 1728" "Smith, E."."BRO"," 21"."35" "Smith. E."."MAT"," 13"."16" "Smith, E.","MAT'," 13","21" "Smith, E.0.",-0-," "Smith, Elie B.","OVI"," "Smith, Elie B.","OVI"." 25"."8" "Smith, Ella","BUT"," I 1","33" "Smith. F.J.","UNI"." 7 " , 2 8 " "Smith. F.V.",-0- ," "Smith, Fred E.".-0- ," �INDEX 1 0 ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Smith, Geo.","CAL"," 35"," I "Smith, Geo.","NOB"," 2 9 7 1 0 " "Smith, H.","GIL"," 3I","12" "Smith, H.","QU1"," 19","4" "Smith, FI.B.",-0- ." "Smith. H.C.","BUT"," 11%16" "Smith, H.H.","BET"," 23"."9" "Smith, "Smith, H.H. (Residence)",-0- ," "Smith, Harriet"."BRO"," 2I","30" "Smith, Harrist","BRO"," 2 1 7 2 8 " "Smith, Harvey"."SHE"," 5 7 1 3 " "Smith, Harvey","SHE"," 5","24" "Smith. Herbert 1.",-0- ," "Smith, J.C."."COL"," I 7","5" "Smith. Jesse"."CAL"," 35","9" "Smith, John","BRO"," 2I","10" "Smith, John","GIL"," 3I","14" "Smith, John","NOB"," 29","10" "Smith, John","NOB"," 2 9 . 11 " "Smith. L.","GIR"," 9 , 3 3 " "Smith. M.","UNI"," 7 , 2 4 " "Smith. M.A.",-0- ," "Smith, M.A. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 4 " "Smith, M.A. Est.","COL"," 17","5" "Smith, M.E.","MAT"," I 3","6" "Smith, M.E."."SHE"," 5 , 2 0 " "Smith. Marshall","NOB"," 2 9 : 1 4 " "Smith, Marshall'',"NOB"," 2 9 7 1 5 " "Smith, Martha","NOB"," 2 9 7 1 0 " "Smith, Mary","CAL"," 35","1" "Smith, Mary","NOB"," "Smith, Mattie"."NOB"," 29","10" "Smith, Miss Mary",-0- ," 73",.o. "Smith. Moses",-0- ," "Smith, Mrs. A. Mahlon",-0- ." "Smith, Mrs. D.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 7 " "Smith, Mrs. E.","BUT"," I ! ","I2" "Smith, Mrs. H.B.","SHE"," 5 , 2 4 " "Smith. Mrs. M.","BRO"," 2 1 : 2 8 " "Smith, Mrs. M.","BRO"," 2 1 : 3 1 " "Smith. Mrs. R.","UNI"," 7","16" "Smith, 0.L.","QUI"," 19","9" "Smith, Ora","BUT"," 11","28" "Smith, Ora","BUT"," 11 : 2 9 " "Smith, P.A."."UNI"," 7","34" "Smith, P.D.":BET"," 23","18" "Smith, Robt.","GIL"," 31","12" "Smith, S.A.","VHE"," "Smith, S.B.","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 9 " "Smith, S.B.","BRO"," 21","32" "Smith, Sarn'1"."BAT"," 15","22" "Smith, Sarah E.","GIR"," 9 " , " I 5 " "Smith, T.","ALG"," 27","19" "Smith, T. Est.","COL"," 17","16" "Smith, Tennie","NOB"," 29","10" "Smith, Thos.","BRO"," 21"."10" "Smith, Thos. Est.","C/W"," "Smith, W.","BRO"," 21","10" "Smith, W.C.","UNI"," 7","3 I" "Smith, W.L."."C/W"," "Smith. W L.","C/W"," "Smith, Wm.","BET"," 23","24" "Smith, Wm.","OVI"," 25"."19" "Smoker, F.","BRO"," 21"," "Smoker, Geo ":BET"," 23","19" "Smoker, Geo "."BET"," 23","30" "Smoker.1 & A .","BRO"," 2I","22" "Smoker, J.& A.","BRO"," 2I"."35" "Smoker. Jos.","BRO"," 2I","23" "Snook. Jos ","NOB"," 29","22" "Snow Prairie Stock Farm",-0- ," "Snow, Saml","UNI"," 7","10" "Snow, Saml","UNI"," 7 7 1 1 " "Snow, Samr."UNI"," 7","3" "Snyder, A.E.".-0- ," "Snyder, E.A.","MAT"," 13"."29" "Snyder, Henry","BET"," 23":27" "Snyder, John","NOB"," 29":11" "Snyder, John","NOB"," 29","16" "Snyder, John","NOB"," 2 9 7 9 " "Snyder, L.","COL"," 17","33" "Snyder, Levi","MAT"," 1 3 , 6 " "Snyder, Peter","BUT"," 11":24" "Sobbeshaski, J.M.","GIR"," 9 : 3 6 " "Soldiers",-0- ," "Sonsley, Leroy","BET"," 23","36" "Sorter, D.","OVI"," 25","33" "Sorter, David","BET"," 23","22" "Sorter, Delevan","OVI"," 2 5 : 3 4 " "Sorter, Jas.M.","OVI"," 25","I3" "Sorter, Wm.","OVI"," 25","28" "Sorter, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 : 3 3 " "Soskenskee, Mike","BET"," 2 3 , 6 " "Soule, Carle L.","KIN"," 33"," I" "Sounders, H.","ALG"," 27","I3" "South Butler Post "South Lake","COL"," 1 7 : 2 0 " "South Street"."VUC"," "Southerland, Geo.","GIR"," 9","35" "Southerland, M.","GIR"," 9","35" "Southern Michigan Hotel","C/W"," "Southern Michigan Hotel",''C/W"," "Southern Michigan "Southern Railroad",-0- ," 7¯".¯. "Southern State (every)",-0"Southworth, C.M.","ALG"," 27,-19" "Southworth, Floyd","COL"," I 7","2" "Southworth, Mr.",-0- ." "Sowers, Nickolas","NOB"," 2 9 7 4 " "Spade, Neaman","GIL"," 31716" "Spade, Nellie","KIN"," 33","I7" "Spade, Noah","KIN"," 3 3 7 4 " "Spade, Noah","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Spade, Noah",-0- ," "Spade, William",-0- ," "Spades, 1.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Spades, L.","BRO"," 2 I " : 2 8 " "Spalding, Mary","GIR"," 9"."15" "Spark, John","BUT"," 11","30" "Sparks, John","BUT"," I 1","31" "Sparks, John","BUT"," I 1","32" "Sparks, M.","QUI"," I 9.,"5" "Spaulding, Geo.","ALG"," 27","14" "Spaulding, Mason","QUI"," 19","35" "Speaker, Jacob","BUT"," 11 7 1 9 " "Speaker, Jacob","BUT"," I 1","6" "Speaker, Jacob","BUT"," 11":8" "Speaker, Jennie"."BUT"," 1 I ":29" "Spectators Stand","VUC"." "Speer, David","CAL"," 3 5 . 1 0 " "Speer. las.","CAL"," 35"."10" "Spencer, A.P.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 5 " "Spencer, Abram","COL"," I 7 " : 4 " "Spencer, M.0.","SHE"," 5 , 3 4 " "Spencer, Mrs. Wilson","SHE"," 5","3" "Spencer. S.E.","GIR"," 9"."2" "Spofford, B.S.","UNI"," 7","25" "Spofford, B.S.",-0- ," "Spofford, C.C.","UNI"," 7","25" "Spomer, N.",''QUI"," 19","5" "Spore, C.B.","UNI"." 7 7 1 2 " "Sprague Street","C/W"," "Sprague Street","C/W"," "Sprague, Addie","BAT"," 15","4" "Sprague, Warren","BUT"." I 1":23" "Sprague, Wm.","BUT"," 11":23" "Sprague. Wm.","BUT"." 11":26" 2 "Squires, Elizabeth","NOB"," 29":21" "St. Johns,":BRO"," 2 I " : 1 2 " "St. Joseph S t e e r : W C " : "St. Scenes & Public Buildings",-0- ," "St. Scenes & Public Buildings",-0- ," "St.John, Mrs.","VBR"," "Stafford, C.W.","UNI"," 7","10" "Stafford, C.W.","UNI"," 7","15" "Stafford, Thos.","QUI"," 19,"2" "Stafford, Thos.","QUI"," 19","3" "Stahl, Henry","OVI"," 25","29" "Stahl, P.","BET"," 2 3 : 2 9 " "Staily, A.","MAT"," 13","5" "Staily, .1."."MAT"." 1 3 : 3 4 " "Staily, M.R.","MAT"," 13","34" "Staily, Mrs. Anna","MAT"," 13","8" "Staley, Fred.","CAL"," 35","I4" "Staley. Marie",-0"Stallewald, V.","BRO"," 21":23" "Standish, H.","QUI"," 1 9 : 1 6 " "Staniford, las.","SHE"," 5","4" "Stanton, A.W.","QUI"," 19","34" "Stanton, E.","MAT"," 13","4" "Stanton, Ed.","MAT"," 13","3" "Stanton, Edward","SHE"," 5 7 1 0 " "Stanton, Edward","SHE"," 5 , " ! ! " "Stanton, Edward","SHE"," 5 7 1 5 " "Stanton, Edward","SHE"," 5","34" "Stanton, Edward","SHE"," 5","9" "Stanton, Mrs. S.","BUT"," I l l " "Stanton, W.A.","UNI"," 7 " : 5 " "Stanton, W.H.","UNI"," 7 " : 6 " "Stanton, Wm.A.","SHE"," 5"."3" "Star Publishing Company",-0- ," "Star, George",-0"Star, J.T.",-0- ," "Starr, Geo. (Residence)",-0- : "Starr, George",-0"Starr, 1.","C/W"," "Start, John Sr.",-0- ." "Starr, Miss "Start, Wm."."BRO"," 2I","18" "State","COL"," 17","10" "State","OVI"," 2 5 : 2 9 " "State Public School","COL"," "State Public School",-0- ," "State Street","C/W"," "State Street","C/W"," "State Street","VBR"," "State Street","VHE"." "Stauks, A.C.","CAL"," 35","8" "Stave Factory","VQ1.1"," "Stearns, A. M."."C/W"," "Steffe, Calvin",-0- ," "Steffe, Edward",-0- ," "Steffey, Calvin","GIL"," 3 1 : 1 0 " "Steffey, Ed.","GIL"," 31","1 I" "Steffey, Edward","GIL"," 3I","10" "Steffey, Jesse","GIL"," 31 ": "Stejanski, M.","BRO"," 2 1 : 1 4 " "Sidling, Mrs. M."."KIN"," 33"."24" "Stephenson, Eliza":BET"," 23"."31" "Stephenson, Eliza","GIL"," 3 1 7 4 " "Stcppler, John G.","C/W"," "Stevens, A.","COL"," 17734" "Stevens, E.","UNI"," 7","4" "Stevens. Eben"."UNI"," 7","20" "Stevens, F.","BRO"," 21,"12" "Stevens. Flora","VBR"." "Stevens, G.W.","MAT"," 13","34" "Stevens. H.",''ALG"," 2 7 : 11 " "Stevens, Mrs. L A W.","('/W"." "Steward, Gibson","NOB"," 29","22" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Stewart, August","CAL"," 35"," "Stewart, August","CAL"," 35","I4" "Stewart, G.","ALG"," 2 7 7 6 " "Stewart, Jas.","CAL"," 35,"5" "Stiffey, Jos.","NOB"," 29710" "Still, Mrs. L.D.7UNI"," 7 , 1 " "Stock Yard","VUC"," "Stockdale, Henry","CAL"," 3 5 , 3 " "Stockdale, Jane","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 4 " "Stockdale, Mary","ALG"," 27734" "Stockwell, Ira","ALG"," 27","9" "Stoddard, Allen",-0- ," "Stoddard, Mrs. E.","C/W"," "Stokes, A.C.","K1N"," 33","23" "Stokes, A.C. Est.","CAL"," 35717" "Stokes, A.C. Est.","CAL"," 35718" "Stokes, Frank","KIN"," 33723" "Stokes, L i n c o l n 7 K I N 7 3 3 , 1 9 " "Stone, Elmer7BET"," 23710" "Stone, Elmer","BET"," 2 3 , 11 " "Stone, 0.D.7BET"," 23710" "Store, "The Fair",-0- ," "Stove Factory","C/W"," "Stover, John","BAT"," 1 5 , 3 0 " "Stovick, Thos.","GIR"," 9","I2" "Stow Creek","ALG"," 27716" "Stow Creek","ALG"," 27717" "Stow Creek","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Stow Creek","ALG"," 27","8" "Stowe, Elizabeth","ALG"," 2 7 7 7 " "Stoy, Isaac7SHE"," 5 , 2 8 " "Straight, W.P.","COL"," 1 7 , 4 " "Strainer, E.","BRO"," 21722" "Strait of Mackinac",-0- ," "Strait, W.P.","GIR"," 9 7 1 8 " "Strang, Chas.","BRO"," 21","1" "Strang, Chas."."BRO"," 21 ","12" "Strang, Daniel","QUI"," 19","1" "Strang, Esther","BET"," 23","17" "Strang, Esther',"BET"," 23","8" "Stranton, John","BAT"," 1 5 : 1 2 " "Stray, Geo.J.","GIR"," 9 , 1 0 " "Stray, Lusius","GIR"," 9","9" "Streeter, Comelius","ALG"," 2 7 7 3 " "Strickland, C.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Strickland, Geo.","UNI"," 7 7 2 " "Strickland, lerome","COL"," 1 7 , 2 " "Strickland, Jerome E.",-0- ," "Strobec, Milton A.","OVI"," 25","15" "Stroh, 1-1.7QUI"," 1 9 , 3 0 " "Stroh, S.","QUI"," 19","30" "Stroh, S.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 1 " "Strong, Berton","OVI"," 25732" "Strong, Berton & Harriet","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 1 " "Strong, Burton","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 1 " "Strong, D.H.","GIR"," 9 , 3 6 " "Strong, J.S.","MAT"," 1 3 7 2 " "Strong, John","BET"," 23715" "Strong, Myron","KIN"," 33719" "Strong, Myron W.",-0- ," "Strong, S.","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Struchly, David","BRO"," 2 1 , 3 3 " "Struchly, M.","BRO"," 2 1 , 1 7 " "Stryke, J.T.","BAT"," 15720" "Stuart, James B.",-0- ," "Stull, Albert",-0- ," "Stull, Bamhard".-0- ," "Stull, Ellen",-0- ," "Stull, Jacob B.",-0- ," "Stull, L.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 9 " "Stull, L.","MAT"," 1 3 . 2 0 " "Stull, Lazarus",-0- ," "Stull, S.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 1 " "Stull, "Sullivan, J C."."UNI"," 7","26" "Sullivan, J.C.7UNI"," 7 7 2 7 " "Sullivan, M.","QUI"," 19","19" "Summer, Peter","NOB"," 29","I5" "Summit Street","VUC"," "Sumpter",-0- ," "Sun Printing Office",-0- ," "Suter, Fred.","NOB"," 29","2" "Suter, Fred.","NOB"," 29","3" "Swabrick, Jos.","BAT"," 15","25" "Swabrick, Thos.","BAT"," 15","24" "Swabrick, Thos.","BAT"," 15725" "Swaffield, R.7C/W"," "Swain's Addition","VSH"," "Swain, C.E.","SHE"," "Swain, C.E.","VSH"," "Swain, Elias","BET"," 23","9" "Swain, John","NOB"," 29,"4" "Swain, M.E. Est.","SHE"," 5 7 3 3 " "Swain, M.E. Est.","VSH''," "Swan C r e e k 7 B E T 7 2 3 7 4 " "Swan Creek","BET"," 2 3 , 5 " "Swan C r e e k 7 B E T 7 2 3 7 8 " "Swan Creek","BRO"," 2 1 7 1 " "Swan Creek","BRO"," 21717" "Swan Creek","BRO"," 21718" "Swan Creek","BRO"," 2 1 7 7 " "Swan Creek","BRO"," 21","8" "Swan Creek","BRO"," 2 1 7 9 " "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13","20" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13","21" "Swan Creek","MAT"," I 3","27" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13","28" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13729" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13","30" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13731" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13735" "Swan Creek","MAT"," 13","36" "Swan, E.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 1 " "Swan, Fred","UNI"," 7 , 2 6 " "Swan, H i r a m 7 B E T 7 23",''16" "Swan, Jared R.","QUI"," 19","26" "Swan, Jos.","A LG"," 27","1" "Swan, Jos.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 6 " "Swan, Levi","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Swan, R.","QUI"," 19726" "Swartwout,1.1.7VUC"," "Swartz,17MAT"," 13736" "Swartz, Win " N O B " , " 2 9 , 3 " "Sweeney, E.& 1.8.7NOB"," 2 9 , 2 0 " "Sweeney, Thos.","NOB"," 29","18" "Sweeney, Thos.","NOB"," 29","19" "Sweeny, 1.D.","BRO"," 2I","33" "Sweet, Benj.","OVI"," 25","7" "Sweet, E.","OVI"," 2 5 7 7 " "Sweet, Hezekiah",-0- ," "Sweet, Hezekiah, Sherifr,-0- ," "Sweeting, F.W.","GIL"," 3 1 7 6 " "Sweeting, Jud.","BET"," 23","3I" "Sweeting, Volney","BRO"," 2I","36" "Swell, J.E.","COL"," I 7 , 2 6 " "Swick, Geo.","QUI"," 19712" "Swift, H.","QUI"," 1 9 7 11 " "Swift, Hannah","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 0 " "Swift, Hannah","QUI"," 1 9 , 11 " "Switts, Jacob","QUI"," 19","23" "Swobrick, Jas.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 4 " 3 "Tabor, Adelbert7ALG"," 2 7 7 1 " "Taft, ,l ""A IX?," 27",115" "Taft..1."."ALG"," 27","22" "Taft, Sarah",-0- ," "Taggart, B P.","BRO"," 2I","16' "Taggart, B.P 7 8 RO"," 2I","18" "Taggart, David7BRO"," 21",16" "Taggart, John7BRO"," 2 I","16" "Talbot, L . B . 7 U N I " , " 7","15" "Talbot, L.B.","VUC'"," "Talhassee Creek","ALG"," 27","19" "Talhassee Creek","ALG"," 27","27" "Talhassee Creek","ALG"," 27","28" "Talhassee Creek","ALG"," 27","29" "Talhassee C r e e k 7 A L G 7 27","30" "Talhassee Creek","ALG"," 2 7 7 3 2 ' "Tallent, Jacob","QU1"," 19","I3" "Tallent, T.","QUr," 19","22" "Talmadge, Wm.","CAL"," 35","8" "Tannery","C/W"," "Tannery7C/W"," "Tarr, Margaret","OVI"," 25","13" "Taylor S t r e e t 7 C / W 7 "Taylor Street7VQU"," "Taylor, A l m o n d 7 O V I 7 25","3" "Taylor, Cassius","BUT'," 11 ","18" "Taylor, E.M.","GIR"," 9 " , " I 7 " "Taylor, Enos","ALG"," 27","26" "Taylor, F.","MAT"," 13","8" "Taylor, Fred","SHE"," 5 " , " I 7 " "Taylor, Fred","SHE"," 5 " , " I 9 " "Taylor, Fred","SHE"," 5","20" "Taylor, G.","VUC"," "Taylor, Ira7GIL"," 3 1 7 1 5 " "Taylor, las.","BUT"," 11","6" "Taylor, John","BAT"," 15","36" "Taylor, John7BUT"," 11","19" "Taylor, L.","BAT"," 15","28" "Taylor, Leonard"."BAT7 15",28" "Taylor, Leonard","BAT"," 15","29" "Taylor, Linus","ALG"," 27","27" "Taylor, Mrs. Jas.","BAT''," 15","32" "Taylor, Mrs. Jos.","BAT"," 15","27" "Taylor, Mrs. S . 7 M AT ' , " 13","3" "Taylor, N.",''BUT"," 11 ","30" "Taylor, Reuben","BUT"," 11 7 1 9 " "Taylor, S.","ALG"," 27","6" "Taylor, S.","GIR"," 9","25" "Taylor, T.","GIR"," 9","25" "Taylor, T.D.","QUI"," 19","4" "Taylor, Wm.C.","BUT"," I 1","18" "Teachout, E l i a s 7 0 V 1 7 25","6" "Teachout, L.","OVI"," 25","7" "Teachout, L . 7 0 V 1 7 2 5 7 8 " "Teachout. R . 7 0 V 1 7 25"."6" "Teachout, Stephen M . 7 0 V I " . " 25"."6" "Teall, Vive","CAL"," 35","3" "Tekonsha Creek","BUT"." 11"."3" "Tekonsha Creek","BUT'," 11 7 4 " "Tekonsha C r e e k 7 B U T 7 11 7 5 " "Tekonsha Creek7BUT'," 11 7 6 " "Teller, Delmore A.",-0- ," "Teller, Henry","NOB"," 29","I2" "Teller, Hon. Henry M.",-0- ," "Teller, I . W. 7 M AT " , " 13","19" "Teller. Mary",-0- ," "Teller. Stephen",-0- ," "Teller, Therom".-0- ," "Tenney, E.T,"."SHE"," 5","21" "Tenney, Femsent","BUT"," I 1","18" "Tenney, Frement7BUT." 11","7" "Tenny. Aurilla","BUT"," 11 7 1 8 " "Terhune. Nelson G . 7 0 V I " , " 25","13" "Tenien, Catherine","UNI"," 7"."16" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Terrien, Catherine","UN1"," 7 , 1 7 " "Thatcher, H.J.","G1R"," 9","21" "Thatcher, M.","BUT"," 11","10" "Thatcher, Mrs. C.","UNI"," 7 , 1 1 " "Thatcher, Mrs. C.","UN1"," 7","15" "Thatcher, Mrs. C.","UNI"," 7","3" "Thatcher, R.C.","GIR"," 9 , 2 1 " "Thayer, Anna","SHE"," 5 , 2 7 " "Thayer, Jackson","SHE"," 5 , 2 7 " "Thayer, John (Heirs)","SHE"," 5","26" "Thayer, John (Heirs)","SHE"," 5 , 2 7 " "Thayer, W.& 1.","SHE"," 5","27" "The "Third Street","VSH"," "Thomas Street","VUC"," "Thomas, Ann E.","BET"," 23","25" "Thomas, Jacob","COL"," 1 7 , 3 1 " "Thomas, N.D.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 1 " "Thompson & Brown","GIL"," 31","5" "Thompson & Wilcox","BAT"," 15","I6" "Thompson's Addition","C/W"," "Thompson, A.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 2 " "Thompson. A.F.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 7 " "Thompson, Alfred","C/W"," "Thompson, Alonzo",-0- ," "Thompson, C.","GIR"," 9 " , " 3 I " "Thompson, C.","MAT"," 1 3 7 2 2 " "Thompson, C.P.",''ALG"," 27","19" "Thompson, Charles",-0- ," "Thompson, F.","MAT"," 13","32" "Thompson, Frank","CAL"," 35","8" "Thompson, G.","BUT"," 11 7 1 2 " "Thompson. Geo.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 4 " "Thompson, Mary","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 5 " "Thompson, Mary E.",-0- ," "Thompson, Mrs.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 6 " "Thompson, Mrs. D.B.","CAL"," 3 5 , 6 " "Thompson, Mrs.J.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 3 " "Thompson, Mrs. J.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Thompson, T.L.","COL"," 17","13" "Thompson. W.W.","QU1"," 1 9 , 3 6 " "Thompson, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 6 " "Thorns, F.J.","MAT"," 13","4" "Thornton,. Francis M.","SHE"," 5 , 2 6 " "Thornton, L.","SHE"," 5","26" "Thornton, W.C.","SHE"," 5 , 2 6 " "Thorpe, C.J.","C/W"," "Thorpe, C.J.& Co.",-0- ," "'Morton, W.C.","SHE"," 5","23" "Thurber, "Thurley, J."."BRO"," 2 1 7 2 " "Thurstin, "Thurston, A.P."."BRO"," 2 1 , 1 8 " "Thyer, Jason","SHE"," 5","35" "Tibbets, B.S.","COL"." 17","17" "Tibbetts, B.S.",-0- ." "Tibbetts, C.R.",-0- ," "Tibbetts, "Tice. Daniel"."BRO"," 2I","25" "Tice, F.B.","BRO"," 2I","36" "Tiff, Stephen","GIL"," 31","2" "Tiff, A.J."."ALG"," 2 7 7 3 2 " "Tilt, A.J.","CAL"," 35","5" A.J.".-0- , ' 8 5 . "lift, E.V.".-0- ," "lift, J.B.","ALG"." 27","20" "lift, J.B."."ALG"," 27","29" "Tilt, R.D.","ALG"," 27","33" Stephen",-0- ,"86",'O "Tillotson, 1.","SHE"," 5"."21" "Tillotson, J.L.","SHE"," 5","32" "Tillotson. las.","MAT"," 13","6" 'Tilton, Geo.W ","MAT"," 13","I5" "Timmerson, H.","COL"," 17","8" "Tindall, M.H.& M.A.","ALG"," 27721" "Tindall, W.H.& M.A.","ALG"," 27"."16" "Tinkham, D.","GIR"," 9 , " 3 4 " "Tisdell, Wm.","BRO"," 21","25" "Toledo- 0 - ," "Tombaugh, Aaron","KIN"," 33717" "Tompkins, Addison","OVI"," 25","I3" "Tompkins, Addison","OVI"," 25","24" "Tompkins, C.A.","G1R"," 9","I4" "Tompkins, D.D.","QUI"," 19","34" "Tompkins, D.D.","QUI"," 19735" "Tompkins, Ed.","OVI"," 25","33" "Tompkins, Ed.","OVI"," 25","33" "Tompkins, F.J.","GIR"," 9 , 1 5 " "Tompkins, F.J.","VG1"," "Tompkins, Frank","OVI"," 25","28" "Tompkins, H.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 4 " "Tompkins, J.T.","GIR"," 9 , 1 5 " "Tompkins, J.T.","GIR"," 9¥,-16" "Tompkins. Mary","GIR"," 9 , 1 4 " "Tompkins, Mary","GIR"," 9 , 1 5 " "Tompkins, Miss Nancy",-0- ," "Tompkins, T. Est.","QUI"," 19","34" "Tompkins, W.A.","GIR"," 9 " , " I " "Tompkins, W.A.","GIR"," 9","I I" "Tompkins, W.A.","GIR"," 9 % 1 6 " "Tompkins, W.A.","GIR"," 9%"2" "Tompkins, Wm.E.","ALG"," 2 7 , 4 " "Tompson Street","VUC"," "Tompson, H.","MAT"," 13","29" "Torhune, N.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 3 " "Tower Street","VUC"," "Tower, I.","VUC"," "Town of Green",-0- ," "Towns P.O.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 4 " "Towns, E.","QU1"," 1 9 , 1 6 " "Towns, Edward","VQU"," "Towsley, Jos.","KIN"," 3 3 , 2 0 " "Towsley, L.M.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 5 " "Towsley, L.M.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 6 " "Tozier, E.G.","BET"," 23","34" "Tozier, Wm.","BET"," 2 3 , 1 5 " "Tracy, 0.E.","QUI"," 19"."I" "Trams, Fred.","MAT"," 1 3 7 7 " "Travers, Mrs. H.M.","SHE"," 5 , 2 1 " "Trayer, Elizabeth","BET"," 2 3 , 7 " "Treacher, Wm.","OVI"," 25","15" "Treat, Catherine","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 8 " "Treat, E.","OVI"." 25","7" "Treat. Egbert W.","OVI"," 25","5" "Treat, Egbert W.","OVI"," 2 5 , 8 " "Treat, Egbert W.",-0- ," "Treat, Hosea G.","OVI"," 25","17" "Treat, S.1.","COL"," I 7 . 2 8 " "Treat, S.I.","COL"," 17732" "Treat, Sam'1","OVI"," 2 5 , 4 " "Treat, Sam'I","OVI"," 25","5" "Tricosky, John","MAT"," I 3","36" "Trim, Ira","QUI"," I 9 , " 2 " "Trim, Z.C.","QUI"," 19","2" "Tripp, Lester","KIN"." 33","3" "Tripp, Lester"."K1N"," 3 3 , 4 " "Trisch, Rebecca",-0- ," "Trisdell, Mrs. J.R.","BRO"," 2 1 . 2 2 " "Troutman, J.S.","GIR"," 9","31" "Troutwine. J.S.","UNI"," 7 7 3 6 " "Truby, W.B.","MAT"," 13718" "Truesdale, Wm.","BET"," 23","30" "Trumball. Chas.","BAT"," I5","6" "Trumbell, Sylvester","BAT"." 1 5 , 5 " "Trumble, C.","MAT"," 13","10" "Trumble. 0.G.","MAT"." 1 3 , 1 0 " "Trumble, Polly"."MAT"," 13","11" "Trumble, Sylvester","BAT"." 15","6" 3 "Trumble, Wm.","MAT"," 13","2" "Trumble, Wm.","MAT"," 13","3" "Trump, C.W.","COL"," 17","19" "Trump, G.W.",-0- ," "Trump, Jesse","OVI"," 25","30" "Trusdell, C.L.",-0- ," "Tucker, C.M.",-0- ," "Tucker, C.S.","COL"," 17","10" "Tucker, C.S.","COL"," 1 7 7 11 " "Tucker, C.S. Est.","C/W"," "Tucker, C.S. Est.","C/W"," "Tucker, R.","BET"," 23","24" "Tucker, R.T.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 2 " "Tuckey, Francis","OVI"," 25","5" "Tuckey, J.B.","GIR"," 9 , 2 3 " "Tuckey, R.T.","COL"," 17","31" "Turner, A.","MAT"," 13"."18" "Turner, A.M.","QUI"," I9","23" "Tumer, A.M.","QUI"," 19","24" "Turner, E.N.","VQU"," "Turner, Geo.","BUT"," 11 , 2 9 " "Turner, Geo.","OVI"," 25","29" "Turner, J.W. Est.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 2 " "Turner, J.W. Est.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 3 " "Turner, M a j o r, -0- ," "Turner, W.C.","GIR''," 9","25" "Turrie, M.L.","BAT"," 15","35" "Tutherly, Carrie E.",-0- ," "Tuttle, G.A.","BAT"," 15","18" "Tuttle, Mrs. L.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 9 " "Tuttle, Timothy- 0 - ," "Tuttle, Timothy B.","KIN"." 33","I9" "Twadell, C.J.","QUI"," 19","8" "Twadell, R.K.","QUI"," 1 9 , 5 " "Twadell, R.K.","QU1"," 19","6" "Tyler, A.","BAT"," I 5","5" "Tyler, A.","UNI"," 7","32" "Tyler, C.L.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 6 " "Tyler, John","UNI"," 7 , 2 1 " "Tyler, M.L. Est.","BAT"," 1 5 , 5 " "Tyler, Mrs. E."."UNI"," 7 , 2 0 " "Tyler, Mrs. E.","UNI"," 7 , 2 1 " "Tyler, W.M.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 6 " "Tyler, W.M.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 1 " "Ulrich, C.& J.","BRO"." 2I","27" "Ulrich, John","BRO"," 2 I 2 7 " "Ulrion, Cyrus"."BRO"," 21734" "Umsted, William",-0- ," "Union Church","G1L"," 3I","5" "Union City National Bank","VUC"," "Union City National Bank",-0- ," "Union City, Village of',"UN1"," 7","4" "Union City, Village of',"UNI"," 7","5" "Union City, Village of',"VUC"," "Union City, Village of',"VUC"," "Union House","C/W"," "Union Street","VBR"," "Union Street","VGI"," "Union Street","VHE"," "Union Township",-0- ," "Union, First School",-0- ," "University at Ann Arbor".-0- ," "Unroe, Michael","CAL"," 35","20" "Unterkercher, John","BRO"," 2 1 , 2 3 " "Upham, Miss Sophia Montgomery",-0- ," "Upp, Martin","GIL"," 3I","1" "Upp, Martin","KIN"," 3 3 , 6 " "Upson. A.E.".-0- ," "Upson, Hon. "Upson, Hon. Chas.",-0- ," "Utz, John","BRO"," 21","19" "Valyer, W.1 ","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 6 " "VanAken Bros.",-0- ," "VanAken. Bernie �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "VanAken, G.W.","GIR"," 9 , 3 4 " "VanAken, "Vanaken, George W.",-0- ," "Vanaken, J.H.","COL"," I 7","25" "VanAken, J.H.",-0- ," "VanAken, Mark , " "Vanatta, L.F.","QUI"," 19","25" "VanBlarcum, Jennie A.","GIR"," 9 , 2 3 " "VanBlarcum, M.","GIR"," 9 , 1 6 " "Vance, A.B.","CAL"," 35716" "Vance, A.B.","CAL"," 35","9" "Vance, Alex.","CAL"," 3 5 7 4 " "Vance, Alex.","CAL"," 3 5 7 9 " "Vandenburg, A.7C/W"," "Vanderbilt, 0.A.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 6 " "Vanderhoof, "Vanderhoof, F.E.","BAT"," 1 5 7 9 " "Vanderhoof, P.","MAT"," 13710" "VanDeusen, C.","BET"," 2 3 " 4 " "VanDeventer, J.B.","GIL"," 31717" "VanDeventer, P.M.","GIL"," 31","I" "VanDeventer, P.M. Est.","GIL"," 3 1 , 8 " "VanDuser, Belle","UNI"," 7 7 9 " "Vanetta, E.J.7KIN"," 3 3 7 6 " "Vanetta, Hattie","KIN"," 33","6" "Vanetta, H a t t i e 7 K I N 7 3 3 7 7 " "Vanetta, Mary" 'BET"," 23736" "VanFleet, "VanGeisen, G.","BUT"," 11 7 1 9 " "VanGeisen, Leroy","BUT"," 11 7 1 " "VanGelder, A.E.","QU1"," "VanGelder, C.","QUI"," 19","8" "VanHooser, H.","ALG"," 2 7 7 1 " "Vanhousen. J.L.","SHE"," 5","32" "Vannasdale, J.C.7QUI"," 19,"9" "Vannasdale, L.A.","QUI"," "Vannuys, H.S.","BET"," 23","5" "VanNuys, Jacob H.",-0- ," "VanNuys, Mrs. L.","MAT"." 1 3 , 2 0 " "Vanorthewick, J.H.","QUI"," I 9 , " 7 " "VanOrthwick,. Chas.7BUT7 11 7 3 6 " "VanOrthwick, J.D.","BUT"," 11 7 3 6 " "VanOrtwick, A.A.7BUT"," 11 7 2 5 " "VanPatten, "VanPatten, A.D.","BUT"," 11","11" "VanPatton, J.D.","QU1"," 1 9 : 3 4 " "VanSchoick, Alphonso","UNI"," 7 7 2 " "VanSchoick, los.","UNI"," 7 7 2 " "VanSchoick, Jos.","UNI"," 7 , " 3 " "Vansetten, Dan'17CAL"," 3 5 7 3 " "VanTassell, Polly","ALG"," 27","8" "VanValkenburg 8c H a g e r 7 B U T 7 11 7 1 " "VanValkenburgh, G.",-0- ," "VanVorst, A . B . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 , 8 " "Vanvorst, C.C.","BRO"." 21711" "Vanvorst, C.C.7BRO"," 2 1 , 1 4 " "VanVorst, C.C.7MAT"," 13733" "Varney, Mrs.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 7 " "Vermilya, Frances A.",-0- ," "Vickers, Percy","COL"," 1 7 7 3 " "Vickery, Jackson","VQU"," "Vicory, 11 . 7 B U T " , " 11","24" "Vicory, Jackson L.",-0- ," "Viets, Morey 0.",-0- ," "Vincent Lake","GIR"," 9","4" "Vincent Lake","GIR"," 9","9" "Vincent, Wm.","GIR"," 9"."4" "Voice, Geo.","MAT"," 13736" "VonSchoick, J.R.","VUC"," "VonSchoick, W.J.7UNI"," 7 7 1 4 " "VonShoick, J.R.","UNI"," "Vooper, Wm.","BUT"," 11 7 9 " "Vooris, Hadley","BET"," 2 3 7 7 " "Voorus, Mary","BET"," 23","I8" "Vosborg, F ","GIR"," 9 7 1 8 " "Vosburg, M . 7 V U C " , " "Vosburgh, J.R.","UNI"," 7","12" "Vosburgh, M.","UNI"," 7","4" "Vought, C.& E.","ALG"," 27721" "Vreeland, C.","MAT'," 13715" "Wade & Elmore7BUT"," 11 7 3 6 " "Wade, C.W.","BUT"," 1 I","2" "Wadsworth, F.G.","GIR"," 9","33" "Waffle, D.W.7VUC"," "Waffle, E.F.","G1R"," "Waffle, Geo.","VGI"," "Waffle, W.F.","GIR"," "Waffle, W.F.","GIR"," "Waffle, W.F.","GIR"," "Waffle, Wm.","C/W"," "Waffle, Wm.","VGI"," "Waggot, Mrs. Robt.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 4 " "Wagner, Geo.","BAT"," 15721" "Wagner,1.1.7ALG"," 27713" "Wagoner, G.H.","GIR"," 9 , " 2 2 " "Wahley, Edward","QUI"," 19","17" "Wahley, Edward","QUI"," 19","I8" "Wahley, Edward","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 9 " "Wait, Frank","BRO"," 2I","15" "Waite, LaSalle","UNI"," 7 7 2 4 " "Wakeman, Eli","ALG"," 27727" "Wakeman, M.B.",-0- ," "Wakeman, M.B.",-0- ," "Wakeman, MB., Regt. of Deeds",-0- ," "Waldbridge, P.","ALG"," 2 7 7 11 " "Waldbridge, Philander","ALG"," 2 7 7 8 " "Waldrch, Lewis C.","OVI"," 25","24" "Waldren, L.","ALG"," 27","19" "Waldren, L.","OV1"," 25","24" "Waldren, Levi'',"OVI"," 25","1 I" "Waldren, Levi","OVI"," 25712" "Waldren, Loren","OVI"," 25736" "Waldren, Lover","OVI"," 25724" "Walker Josiah","OVI"," 25","6" "Walker Street","VBR"," "Walker, Charles A.",-0- ," "Walker, Eugene","BET"," 23","I" "Walker, Helen","GIL"," 31","16" "Walker, J.M.","GIR"," 9 7 2 5 " "Walker, J.M.","GIR"," 9 7 2 6 " "Walker, lane",-0- ," "Walker, Josiah","BET"." 2 3 7 1 " "Walker, Josiah",-0- ," "Walker, Miss Genevra",-0- ," "Walker, T.","GIR"," 9","25" "Walker, T.L.","COL"," 17-,-31" "Walker, W.","GIR"," 9","25" "Walker, W.W.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 0 " "Walker, Wm."."BET"," 23712" "Walker, Wm.","OVI"," 2 5 7 6 " "Wallace, Chas.","BET"," 23715" "Wallace, Chas.","BET"." 23","16" "Wallace, Marian","BAT"," 15","36" "Walle, Jesse7CAL"," 35720" "Waller, Lewis","OVI"," 25736" "Walling, Dan'170V17 25","9" "Walling, Homer","OVI"," 2 5 7 9 " "Walnut Street7C/W7 "Walter, Abraham","KIN"," 33713" "Walter, Abraham","KIN7 33724" "Walter, Clifton","G1L"," 3I","13" "Walter, Clifton","GIL"," 3I","24" "Walter, Isaiah7BUT"," 11 , 3 0 " "Walter, Miss Linnie",-0- ," "Walters, G.E.7QUI"." 19","22" "Walters, G.S.","QUI"," 19","26" "Walters, I."."GIR"," 9","25" "Walworth, E.","MAT"," 13","5" 3 "Walworth, Frank","QUI"," 19726" "Wal worth, Jab ","ALG"," 27724" "Wal worth, John","ALlj"," 27724" "Warier, Wm ","1-JA " , " 15","2 "Ward, Edgar"."NOH"," 29717" "Ware, William E ",-0- ,* "Ware, William E " . 0 - . " "Warehouse","VUC"," "Warlord & Robinson","(/w".. "Warlord & Robinson","( OL'," 1 7 7 2 8 ' "Warlord & Robinson","COL"," 17729" "Warford, 0 . 7 C O L " , " 17","29" "Warkozceski, A.","GIR",- 9 7 5 " "Warkozceski, A.A.","GIR"," 9","5" "Warner, A.J.","QUI"." I9","5" "Warner, A 1 . 7 Q U I " , " 19","8" "Warner, Adam","BRO"," 21","25" "Warner, Adam","BRO"," 21"."36" "Warner, Dan'17BET"," 23","3" "Warner, E.","QUI"," 1 9 , 4 " "Warner, E . M . 7 M AT " , " 1 3 2 5 " "Warner, E . M . 7 M AT " , " 13","36" "Warner, Edgar7ALG"," 27","36" "Warner, Ellen","SHE"," 5 7 2 4 " "Warner, H.& M . 7 C O L " , " 17727" "Warner, H.H.7ALG"," 27","35" "Warner, H.H 7 A L G " . " 2 7 7 3 6 " "Warner, Jennie7COL"," 17","30" "Warner, Julia E.","BAT"," 15","12" "Warner, M.C.","NOB"," 29","2" "Warner, Peter","BET"," 23","3" "Warner, Sydney","ALG"," 27","36" "Warner, Walker","BRO"," 2I","36" "Warner, Wm.& Peter7BET"," 23"."3" "Warren, Helen E.","OVI"," 25","20" "Warren, Jone","GIR"," 9 7 3 6 " "Warren, Nettie","ALG"," 27","7" "Warren, S.A.","VUC"," "Warren, Sam.","ALG"," 27","19" "Warren, W.W.","UNI"," 7 " , " 2 I " "Wartman, 1.","BRO"," 2I","28" "Washburn, D . D . 7 M AT " , " 13","1" "Washburn, Frank"."UN1"." 7","7" "Washbury. M . 7 M AT " , " 13","19" "Washington Street7C/W"," "Washington Street"."C/W7 "Washington Street","VBR"," "Washington Street7VUC"," "Water Tank","VUC"," "Water W o r k s 7 C / W 7 "Water Works7C/W"." "Water, las.","KIN"," 33","1" "Waterbury Bros.","ALG"." 27","24" "Waterbury. E . 7 A L G " . " 27","15" "Waterbury, Geo."."ALG"," 27","25" "Waterbury, H.W."."ALG"," 27","24" "Waterhouse Comers".-0- ," "Waterhouse, J.L.","GIL"," 31","11" "Waterhouse, L.","KIN"," 33","9" "Waterhouse, Lucuis7KIN"," 33","5" "Waterhouse. Miss Nancy H.".-0- ." "Waterman Avenue7C/W"," "Waterman's A d d i t i o n 7 C / W 7 "Waterman, David".-0- ," "Waterman. "Waters, A.7G1R"," 9 " , " I 5 " "Waters. L."."BAT"." 15","31" "Waters. L."."BAT"." 15","32" "Waters, Martin7BAT"." 15","20" "Waters, S.","BRO"," 21","36" "Waters, S."."CAL"." 35","8" "Waters, S.","GIR"," 9"," "Waters. S."."G1R"," 9","9" "Waters, Samr."CAL"." 35"."7" �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Wathington, Carrie","BAT"," 15","13" "Watkins, R.F.","UNI"," 7 7 4 " "Watkins, R.F.","VUC"," "Watkins, Vint","SHE"," 5","2" "Watson, Frank","MAT"," 1 3 7 3 5 " "Watson, J.D."."MAT"," 1 3 : 1 9 " "Watson, J.D.","MAT"," 13","29" "Watson, J.D.","MAT"," 1 3 , 3 0 " "Watson, J.D.","MAT"," 13","31" "Watson, Mrs. Robt.","MAT"," 13","I8" "Watson, Mrs. Robt."."MAT"," 13","29" "Watson, Robt.","C/W"," "Watson, Robt.","C/W"," "Watson, Robt.","COL"," 17","17" "Watson, Robt.","COL"," 17","20" "Watsworth, L.B.","UNI"," 7 " , " I 4 " "Watters, Mary A.",-0- ," "Wattles, Geo. C.","MAT"," 1 3 , 4 " "Wattles, Geo.C.","MAT"," 13","9" "Wattles, M.E.","MAT"," 1 3 , 1 7 " "Wattles, "Wattles, M R . M.R.Jr.","MAT''," 1 3 , 8 " "Wattles, W.S.","MAT"," 1 3 , 8 " "Waugh, Mary","SHE"," 5 " , " 2 I " "Way, F.B.",-0- ," "Weage, Danr,"K1N"," 33","17" "Weatherwax, H.","ALG"," 27","26" "Weatherwax, J.& H.","QUI"," 19","5" "Weatherwax, J.T.","QUI"," 1 9 , 5 " "Weatherwax, John","BUT"," 11 7 3 2 " "Weatherwax, Jos.","BUT"," 11 7 3 2 " "Weatherwax, Jos.","BUT"," 11 7 3 3 " "Weaver, Allen","GIL"," 3 1 7 1 " "Weaver, Allen","GIL"," 3I","2" "Weaver, Allen",-0- ," "Weaver "Weaver, Calvin "Weaver, Dan1","BET"," 23","35" "Weaver, D a n r : B E T " , " 23","36" "Weaver. E."."BET"," 2 3 7 1 4 " "Weaver, J.W.","BRO"," 21":34" "Weaver, John","N013"," 2 9 7 3 " "Weaver, Wm.",'`NOB"," 29","16" "Weaver, Wm.","NOB"," 29","21" "Webb, Amanda","BEr'," 23","I 0" "Webb, Chat ","BAT"," 15","21" "Webb, Dennis","GIL"," 3 1 7 1 6 " "Webb, E.","BET"," 2 3 , 3 " "Webb, E.1.","COL"," 17","30" "Webb, E.J.","COL''," 1 7 7 3 3 " "Webb, Ella","BET"." 2 3 , 1 0 " "Webb, Elmer","BET"," 23","10" "Webb, Fred","BAT"," 1 5 , " "Webb, Jos.","SHE"," 5","31" "Webb, W.F."."MAT"," 13","5" "Webber, C.","ALG"," 27"."28" "Webber, Martha","GIR"," 9","24" "Weber, 1.","MAT"," 1 3 , 6 " "Weeden, Hiram","KIN"," 33","22" "Weidler, John"."BET"," 23","4" "Weidler, John","BET"," 23","9" "Welch & Rickard"."BAT"," 15","I9" "Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth","MAT"," 13","25" "Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth","MAT"," 13726" "Welch, S Est.","MAT"," 13","25" "Welch, Wm.","BAT"," 1 5 7 2 1 " "Welden, J.E.","VBR"," "Welden, Julia"."BRO"," 2I","6" "Welkins, Benjamin",-0- ," "Welkins, Hanna",-0- ," "Welkins, J.H.",-0"Welkins, John",-O-." "Welkins, Thomas".-0- ," "Welling Addition","C/W"," "Wells, Anna","K1N"," 33","23" "Wells, Dudley M.",-0- ," "Wells, Dudley M.",-0- ," "Wells, J.H.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 0 " "Wells, J.H.","SHE"," 5","21" "Wells, John W.","UNI"," 7","28" "Wells, Pery"."SHE"," 5","6" "Wells, Theodore","UNI"," 7","35" "Welsh, Miss Josephine L.",-0- ," "Wenier, Wm.","ALG"," 2 7 , 2 3 " "Wesleyan Church","C/W"," "Wessel, Jas ""BET"," 23","I2" "Wessel, Perry","BET"," 2 3 , 1 2 " "West Division Street","VSH"," "West Street","VQU"," "West, Olive","NOB"," 29","18" "Whaley, J.C.","ALG"," 27","2" "Whaley, Lucy 1.",-0- ," "Whedon, G.H.","C/W"," "Whedon, Geo.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 2 " "Wheeler Street","VRA"," "Wheeler, Chas.","GIL"," 31","8" "Wheeler, E. Est.","GIR"," 9","13" "Wheeler, E. Est.","GIR"," 9","2" "Wheeler, E.G.","BET"," 2 3 . 2 1 " "Wheeler, Miles","GIL"," 3I","8" "Wheeler, Wm.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 4 " "Whesler, A.E.","BET"," 23715" "Whipple, Miles","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 3 " "Whipple, Miles","NOB"," 29714" "Whipple, Miles","NOB"," 2 9 , 2 4 " "Whipple, Rorman","NOB"," 2 9 , 1 3 " "Whistler, C.","KIN"," 33722" "Whitcomb & Holton",-O-," "Whitcomb, Geo.","BAT"," I 5","2" "Whitcomb, L.","KIN"," 33","5" "Whitcomb, L.S.","UNI"," 7 " , " 2 I " "Whitcomb, Mrs. M.","UNI"," 7 , 2 1 " "Whitcomb, Stephen","KIN"," 3 3 , 5 " "Whitcomb, Stephen","K1N"," 3 3 7 8 " "Whitcomb, Thomas","KIN"," 3 3 : 1 8 " "White & Marsh Addition","C/W"," "White Pigeon",-0- ," "White's Addition","C/W"," "White, C.A.",-0"White, Chas.","BUT"," I 1":20" "White, Fay","BUT"," I I ":17" "White, Geo.","BUT"," 1 I ":17" "White, Geo.","BUT"," 1 I ","20" "White, 1.","ALG"," 27":9" "White, John","GIR"," 9 , 3 3 " "White, John","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 0 " "White, John","QU1"," "White, Marquette","SHE"," 5 , 3 4 " "White, Martha","C/W"," "White, R.J.& H.","ALG"," 2 7 7 9 " "White, T.L.","GIR"," 9 " : 1 2 " "Whitehead, E.","UNI"," 7","5" "Whitehead, E.","VUC"," "Whitehead, E.C.","QUI"," "Whitehead, Mrs. G.H.","COL"." 1 7 : 3 4 " "Whitehead, Mrs. Geo.","COL"," 1 7 : 3 5 " "Whitehead, W.","OVI"," 25","2" "Whitehead, Willard","OVI"," 25","3" "Whitford, L.W.","BET"," 2 3 , 4 " "Whitley & Dickinson","K1N"," 3 3 , 1 4 " "Whitley & Dickinson","KIN"," 3 3 : 2 3 " "Whitmore, A."."VUC"," "Whitmore, J.B.7MAT"," 13","8" "Whitmore, J.R.","MAT"," 13","9" "Whitmore, Oscar","MAT"," I 3","I7" "Whitmore, Oscar","MAT"," 1 3 7 7 " "Whitney, A m i 7 B U T " , " I 1":27" 3 "Whitney, Amy","BUT"," 11"."26" "Whitney, D.D. Est.","GIR"," 9","3" "Whitney, Frances","GIR"," 9","3" "Whitney, Freeman","BET"," 23","27" "Whitney, J.W.","COL"," 17"," I "Whitney, Willard","GIR"," 9","3" "Whitney, Willard","GIR"," 9","5" "Whitten Avenue","C/W"," 474,). "Whitten, Geo. Est.","C/W"," "Whitten, Henry","BET"," 2 3 7 2 5 " "Whitten, Henry","BET"," 23","36" "Whitten, "Whitten, Jane","CAL"," 35","3" "Wicks, Adelbert","COL"," 1 7 : 2 7 " "Wicks, Adelbert","COL"," 1 7 : 2 8 " "Wiggins, Annie","VGI"," "Wiggins, F.B.","VGI"," "Wilber, Chas.","GIR"," 9 7 9 " "Wilber, David","ALG"," 27","3" "Wilber, Don Q.",-0"Wilber, E.W.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 0 " "Wilber, R.",-0- ," "Wilber, Robt.","QUI"," 1 9 : 2 4 " "Wilber, W.0.","BUT"," 11 : 1 7 " "Wilbur, Ransom","QUI"," 19","I4" "Wilbur, Ftansom","QUI"," "Wilcox & Thompson","BAT"," 15","I6" "Wilcox, Amos","BUT"," 11 : 2 1 " "Wilcox, David","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 1 " "Wilcox, E.R.","MAT"," 11 7 8 " "Wilcox, G.","BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Wilcox, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 3 " "Wilcox, Jed","BAT"," 15","8" "Wilcox, L.P.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 I" "Wilcox, L.P.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 4 " "Wilcox, L.P.","SHE"," 5 " : 1 5 " "Wilcox, L.P.",-0- ," "Wilcox, Monroe","COL"," I 7 , 2 3 " "Wilcox, Monroe","COL"," 1 7 : 2 6 " "Wilcox, Mrs. A.","VSH"," "Wilcox, Mrs. Annis M.","SHE"," 5 " : 2 8 " "Wilcox, N.",-0- ," "Wilcox, Stuart","BUT"," 11","21" "Wilcox, "Wild Cat "Wilder, G.'',"ALG"," 2 7 , 2 4 " "Wilder, Jas.","GIR"," 9","4" "Wilder, M.D.","MAT"," 1 3 , 2 9 " "Wiler, Jos.","UNI''," 7 " : 3 5 " "Wiler, Mrs. H U N I " , " 7","36" "Wiley, Geo.W.","MAT"," 1 3 : 1 0 " "Wilkes, Phoebe",-0- ," "Wilkins, J.H.","GIL"," 3 1 , 1 3 " "Wilkins, W.H.","G1L"," 3I","12" "Wilkins, William H.",-0- ." "Wilks, Chas.7MAT"." 1 3 7 9 " "Wilks, Cris ","SHE"." 5 . 3 1 " "Wilks, Cris."."SHE"," 5 , 3 2 " "Willard, G.W.","COL"," 1 7 : 1 9 " "William's Addition","C/W"," "William, C.H.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 8 " "William, Warren"."BET"," 23","34" "Williams & Bamhart","UNI"," 7 " : 3 5 " "Williams Addition","C/W"," "Williams Street","C/W"," "Williams, A.","VHE"," "Williams. C.H.","CW"." "Williams, Catherine Dickinson",-0- ," "Williams, Chat ""BUT"," 11 7 2 1 " "Williams, D.F.":BET"," 2 3 , 2 5 " "Williams, Delbert E.",-0- ," "Williams, E.","VGI"." "Williams, E. Est.","BET"," 2 3 7 5 " �INDEX TO ATLAS of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN "Williams, E.B.","GIL"," 3I","8" "Williams, E.G.","GIR"," 9","11" "Williams, E.M.","GIL"," 3I","7" "Williams, Ed.","QUI"," 19","7" "Williams, Edwin",-0- ," "Williams, Effie G.","GIR"," "Williams, "Williams, G.H.& J.E.","BET"," 23","28" "Williams, Geo.","QU1"," 19","7" "Williams, H.","QUI"," 19","7" "Williams, H.J.","QUI"," 19","27" "Williams, J. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 1 " "Williams, J.B.","GIR"," 9 , 1 0 " "Williams, Jas. A.","ALG"," 27","4" "Williams, Mary E.","ALG"," 2 7 7 3 " "Williams, Mrs. E.","BAT''," 15","33" "Williams, Mrs. E.","BET"," 23","4" "Williams, Oscar","KIN"," 33","I6" "Williams, Oscar","KIN"," 33717" "Williams, Oscar","KIN"," 33","20" "Williams, Oscar","KIN"," 33","21" "Williams, P.V.","BRO"," 2I","18" R.","OVI"," 2 5 , 1 " "Williams, S.J.","QU1"," 19","27" "Williams, W.W.","GIL"." 3I","5" "Williams, Warren",-0- ," "Williams, Willard","BUT"," 11 , 1 6 " "Williams, Willard",-0- ," "Willies, Margaret","OVI"," 25","I" "Willis, G.E.","BAT"," 1 5 , 1 6 " "Willis, Geo.","BAT"," 15","I5" "Willis, Wm.","BAT"," 15","17" "Willis, Wm.","BAT"," 1 5 , 9 " "Willliams, H.","QUI"," 19,"8" "Wilmarth, E.","QUI"," "Wilmarth, E.","QU1"," 1 9 , 2 8 " "Wilmarth, Glen","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 6 " "Wilmarth, "Wilmarth, Jos.","ALG"," 2 7 , 1 6 " "Wilmarth, 0.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 8 " "Wilmarth, ..","ALG"," 27","17" "Wilson, Abigail","CAL"," 35","4" "Wilson, Chas.","OVI"," 25","I5" "Wilson, Chas.","OVI"," 25723" "Wilson, D.","C/W"," "Wilson, D.N. Est.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 3 " "Wilson, Dr. W.",-0- ," "Wilson, Eugene","UNI"," 7","26" "Wilson, H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 1 3 " "Wilson, J.A.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 3 " "Wilson, Jas.H.","OVI"," 25","33" "Wilson, Jas.H.","OVI"," 2 5 , 3 4 " "Wilson, las.R.","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 8 " "Wilson, Jos.","OVI"," 25","27" "Wilson, Mrs.H.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 6 " "Windsor, Jos.","NOB"," 29719" "Wing, L.M.","QUI"," 1 9 , 2 9 " "Wing, L.M.","QUI"," 1 9 , 3 0 " "Wing, L.M.",-0- ," "Wing, L.M.",-0- ," "Winona Street","VBR"," "Winsor, Abnor","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 7 " "Winsor, Abnor","CAL"," 35","18" "Winsor, Abnor","CAL"," 35","I9" "Winters, Mrs. A.","QUI"," 19","7" "Wirebough, Henry","BUT"," 11724" "Wiser, A.H.","BET"," 23714" "Wiser "Wiser, John","BET"," 23725" "Wiser, L.S.","BET"," 23714" "Wiser, Louisa","BET"," 23713" "Wisneroski, Frank","GIL"," 3I","3" "Withington & Putrnan","VUC"," "Withington, Edwin","CAL"," 35","19" "Withington, M.J.","CAL"," 35","5" "Witthuhn, John","BUT"," I I "Witthuhn, "Wixon, Adelbert'',"UNI"," 7","28" "Wixon, Adlebert","UNI"," 7","2I" "Wixson, Sylvanus","OVI"," 25","27" "Wixson, Sylvanus","OVI"," 2 5 , 2 8 " "Wolcott, J.S.","BUT"," 11 ","22" "Wolf, Presley","SHE"," 5","26" "Wolf, Wm.J.","SHE"," 5 , 2 6 " "Wolfe, Miss Mary- 0 - ," "Wood Street","VQU"," "Wood, A.A ",-0- ," "Wood, Almond","OVI"," 25","27" "Wood, Dyre","BET"," 2 3 , 2 2 " "Wood, Hiram","BET"," 23","14" "Wood, J.D. Agt.","COL"," 17","33" "Wood, Jas.","COL"," 1 7 , 7 " "Wood, Job","COL"," 1 7 , 3 6 " "Wood, W.W.","BRO"," 2I","27" "Wood, Walstein","BUT"," 11 , 1 5 " "Wood, Walstein","BUT"," 11'722" "Wood, Walstein","BUT"," 11 , 2 3 " "Wood, Walter A.",-0- ," "Wood, Wm.","QU1"," I 9 , " 2 9 " "Woodard, Miss Jan- 0 - ," "Woodcox, Dr. C.H.",-0- ," "Woodford, B.J.","ALG"," 27","19" "Woodruff Street","VUC"," "Woodruff Street","VUC"," "Woodruff, Harriet","BET"," 23","23" "Woodruff, Isaac","SHE"," 5 , 1 1 " "Woodruff, Isaac","SHE"," 5","I2" "Woodruff, Isaac","SHE"," 5","13" "Woodruff, Isaac","SHE"," 5 , 1 4 " "Woods, Miss Wealthy Jane- 0 - ," "Woodward Dry Goods Co.",-0- ," "Woodward, Barber & Co.",-0-," "Woodward, Bethena","CAL"," 3 5 , 1 " "Woodward, Chas.","BAT"," 1 5 , 2 8 " "Woodward, David","SHE"," 5 , 1 8 " "Woodward, David","SHE"," 5 7 2 9 " "Woodward, 0.","COL"," 1 7 , 2 9 " "Woodward, 0.","COL"," 17730" "Woodward, S.A.","COL"," 1 7 , 3 6 " "Woodward, W.H.","ALG"," 27736" "Woodworth & Fields","QUI"," 19","25" "Woodworth, G.","ALG"," 27","2" "Wooster, F.S.","UN1"," 7 7 3 6 " "Worbelski,","BRO"," 2I","24" "Worden, Enoch","UNI"," I I " 7 " , "Worden, "Worden, Mrs. Ephraim","GIL"," 3 1 , 1 8 " "Worth, C.","GIR"," 9","I7" "Worth, Jerome","OVI"," 25732" "Wortman, S.","BRO"," 2I","30" "Wortman, S.","BRO"," 2I","31" "Wortz, Samr,"BAT"," 15","I9" "Wright Street","C/W"," "Wright's Addition","C/W"," "Wright, A.D.","GIR"," 9","6" "Wright, B.0.","BUT"," 11 7 1 2 " "Wright, Chas.","ALG"," 27","5" "Wright, Chas.S.","OVI"," 2 5 . 11 " "Wright, Chas.S.","OVI"," 25","I4" "Wright, D. 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"Young, Mrs. E.","VUC"," "Youngs, A.B.","QUI"," 19","16" "Youngs, Mrs. A.","C/W"," "Youngs, W.E.","QUI"," 19","16" "Ypsilanti",-O-," "Zeluff, Bennett","OVI"," 25","9" "Zerba,Isaac","ALG"," 27","19" "Zerbrugg, Saml","GIL"," 31","3" "Zerbrugg, Sarn'1","GIL"," 31","4" "Zimmerman, C.A.","UNI"," 7","16" "Zimmerman, F.G.","UNI"," 7","12" "Zimmerman, L.","SHE"," 5","32" "Zimmerman, Lenora","BRO"," 21","36" "Zimmerman, M.","VUC"," "Zimmers, A.","BRO"," 21","21" "Zin, P.A.","BET"," 23","30" "Zinn, John","NOB"," 29","9" "Zorkan. F.","GIR"," 9","7" "Zull, A.J.","GIL"," 3I","2" "Zull, Andrew","GIL"," 31","11" "Zull, Franklin","GIL"," 31","13" "Zull, Franklin","GIL"," 3I","24" "Zull, Geo.","GIL"," 3I","13" "Zull, George",-0- ," "Zull, J.W."."GIL"," 31","11" "Zuvet. A l t a " , " B E r, " 23","24" �e D W I etcs 4909 P LAP OF .,,AkIC NI O . N . 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PAG TITLE PAGE3 TABLE OF CONTENTS5 SURVEYS OUTLINE M A P O F BRANCH COUNTY7 MAP OF T H E STATE O F MICHIGAN6 MAP OF THE UNITED STATES6 MAP OF THE WORLD7 2 DIGEST OF THE SYSTEM OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT.... 4 8 - - 6 5 6 7 9 3 PATRONS' REFERENCE DIRECTORY, BRANCH COUNTY... 75 ILLUSTRATIONS8 PA ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM OF UNITED STATES LAND IIIGENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING BANKING AND BUSINESS METHODSS u p p l e m e n t V I I -VIII ANCIENT. MEDIEVAL AND MODERN OLOGICALLY ARRANGEDS u p p l e m e n t X - X X I I I 3 BRfING1-1 C O U N T Y I N D E X . PAG ALGANSEE TOWNSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BATAVIA TOWNSHIP 4 1 BETHEL TOWNSHIP 5 1 BRANCH COUNTY. OUTLINE MAP O F 7 BRONSON. P L AT OF2 6 2 7 BRONSON TOWNSHIP 5 3 BUTLER, P L AT OF2 9 BUTLER TOWNSHIP3 1 CALIFORNIA TOWNSHIP6 1 COLDWATER, P L AT OF EAST PART OF1 4 1 5 WEST PART OF 1 0 1 1 COLD WATER TOWNSHIP4 3 GILEAD TOWNSHIP5 7 GIRARD, P L AT O F 2 9 GIRARD TOWNSHIP3 3 HERRICKVILLE, P L AT OF2 9 KINDERHOOK TOWNSHIP5 9 MATTESON TOWNSHIP3 9 NOBLE TOWNSHIP5 5 OVID TOWNSHIP4 9 QUINCY, P L AT O F 2 2 2 3 QUINCY TOWNSHIP4 6 RAY, P L AT OF.2 9 PAG SHATTUCK'S PLAT, P L AT O F 2 SHERWOOD, P L AT O F 2 SHERWOOD TOWNSHIP3 UNION TOWNSHIP3 UNION CITY. P L AT OF1 8 YORK. P L AT OF2 6 - 9 7 7 5 - 1 9 2 TOWNSHIP AND TOWNSHIP 5 S., RANGE 5 W., 3 TOWNSHIP 5 S.. RANGE 6 W., 3 TOWNSHIP 5 S., RANGE 7 W., ¥ . . . . ¥ TOWNSHIP 5 S., RANGE 8 W., 3 TOWNSHIP 6 S., RANGE 5 W4 TOWNSHIP 6 S., RANGE 6 W., . . . TOWNSHIP 6 S., RANGE 7 W4 TOWNSHIP 6 S., RANGE 8 W3 TOWNSHIP 7 S., RANGE 5 W. 4 TOWNSHIP 7 S., RANGE 6 W., 4 TOWNSHIP 7 S., RANGE 7 W5 TOWNSHIP 7 S., RANGE 8 W., 5 TOWNSHIP 8 S.. RANGE 5 W., FRAC TOWNSHIP 8 S., RANGE 6 W.. FRAC6 TOWNSHIP 8 S., RANGE 7 W., FRAC5 TOWNSHIP 8 S., RANGE 8 W., FRAC 7 1 3 ¥ 3 5 7 5 . . .... 43 1 9 7 9 1 3 ' 6 1 9 7 5 5 �INDEX T O I L L U S T R AT I O N S PAG 8 Andrus R a l p h S 9 Arlington Hotel, Coldwater 9 8 5 Austin, C . H Barnes, 0 . , F a m i l y G r o u p 9 3 Beach Farm, Coldwater9 5 Beurner, B . W . , Scene on F a r m of 1 2 1 Beyer, Bernice 8 9 Beyer, M r . and Mrs. Robert 8 9 7 Beyer, Robert, Residence of 9 Biglow, P. C . and Family 9 3 Bingham, M r . and M n . C . 0 . , Residence of 1 0 9 Block School a t Bethel 9 7 1 5 B o n e , B . C . . Residence of 1 11 Bowen, B . W . , T h e M a p l e . F a r m 11 Bowerman, W . J., E l m w o o d F a r m 10 Boynton, Stanley W . , H o m e of 1 1 7 Bradley, L . D . , H o m e of Branch County Court House, Coldwater 8 3 Branch County Farm. 1 0 1 Broadway, U n i o n City9 3 Bronson Library . 1 0 1 Bronson M i l l i n g Co 1 0 1 Bronton Sisters. H o m e 1 0 1 Bronson Steen SceneI l l Broughton. L e s t e r, Residence a n d Barns 12 of 9 Brown, M r . fond Mrs James 131 8 Brunson, J . W . and F a m i l y 9 Brunson. W m . and F a m i l y 12 Buck, P e r r y C., Scene on F a r m of 1 9 Buell, Thos. B., Broadmead Perm 1 BurgKluft, Fred, S c e n e on F a r m of.. ........109 Burns, W . J., H o m e of1 0 5 Burton, G . . A 8 5 Burton, Loello 8 5 1 7 Coley & Demerest, H o m e o f 1 7 Calkins, F r e d B 8 Campbell, M i l o D . , Residence o f 1 1 5 Card, A r t , F a m i l y Re-union 8 7 Carroll Bros., Store o f 1 1 7 Casten, Lenny G . , Residence and Barn of 1 1 9 Cement Factory, Q u i n c y 1 1 9 Cemetery. Lake, Coldwater1 0 7 Chase. H a n e y , H o m e of 1 2 1 Chicago Street, Coldweter. 1 0 3 Clark, 31r. and Mrs. Oliver J9 1 Clark. W i n , Lake V u F o r m 1 0 5 Clarke Library, Coldwater. 8 5 Clingan, M r . and Mrs. J. L . . . . . . . . Coldwater City Officials Coldwater L a k e 1 1 9 Coldwater Al. E . Church9 3 ¥ C o l d w a t e r Opera House 9 1 Coldwater Coldwater, West Chicago Street 1 0 7 Cole. E . A . , Scene on 8 8 . 3 1 o f 1 1 7 Copeland, A . G 8 3 Corbin Block, Union C i t y 9 9 Corleu, H e n r y, Scene on F a r m County L i n e Faros 1 2 3 Cox, G r a n t S 8 3 Crull, S. 13., F a m i l y R e -union8 7 Culbert, M r . and Mrs. E . D 9 1 Culbert, F.. D . , L o n e Elus Farm1 2 1 Curtis, N . J., M t . Pleasant H i l l F a r m 119 Daily, M r . and Mrs. 0 . E 8 5 Day, I i C . , H o m e o f 1 2 3 Day, I r a , H o m e of 1 1 7 Dean, W . A t . , H o m e of 1 2 3 Denbrock, A l b e r t , A p p l e Grove Farm1 0 5 Denbrock, Carl, H o m e o f 1 0 5 Denbrock, F r e d , Residence of1 0 9 Denbrook Homestead1 0 9 Denbrock, M r . and M r s . J. A 8 5 Dickinson, S. E . , R n i d e n c e of9 7 Dolph, M r . and Mrs. S. W 8 5 Dolph, S. W . , Residence of 1 0 5 Donnel, J. R . and Family9 3 Dove, P. I I . , Residence o f 1 2 3 Draper, L . i f . moll Family Group 9 Host Chicago S C o l d w a t e r I l l Electric Light M i n , Bronson 9 9 Elko Temple. Coldwater 9 3 Ely, Orvil and F a m i l y G r o u p 9 3 Epincopril Church, Coldwater 1 , 0 Evergreen Lown F a r m 1 0 9 Evergreen Lawn F a r m 1 0 3 Evergreen Lawn Stock Farm 10 Fairview F e n n 1 0 1 Fairview H a r m 12 Farr Hotel, Bronoon 10 Farwell, M r . mid Mes D o n J. and Son 89 PACE roc. PoGa 95 Farwell. D o n J., Center V i e w F a r m 9 Penner. M r . and Mrs. Clarence 10 Findley, Byron. Residence of Flandermever. F. G . , Shoe Store9 9 .9 1 Flint, L . L . nod Family 3 Forward. M r . and Mrs. F r a n k 8 1 Foster, Col. E d g a r A 7 Foster. M r . sod Mrs. B . J 8 12 Fender. 13. J.. H o m e of ....... . 1 Foster, M r . a n d Mrs. Geo I d 9 8 3 Potter, M r . and Mrs. Paul J 12 Fowler. F r 6 1 H . , Residence of 10 Fowler, Feed H . , R e s i d e n c e 1 0 7 Fox. A . 0 . . Residence of 10 Front. R e s i d e n c e o f 8 Goble, M r s . T. D . snd D a u g h t e r 7 Goble, T. D . and Sons 8 0 Good, E . H . , H o m e of 12 Gottschalk. Charley. Residence of 9 Gray. John M . , Sons o f 10 Gray, John A l . , Scene on F a r m of 11 Gray, P. D . , Residence of 9 Green, S t n . Barbara and F a m i l y Grotip 11 Green, G . W . , Scene on F a r m of 10 Greenamyer, Solomon. Residence of 1.00-0111 School, C o l d w a t e r. - a s Lincoln H i g h School. Coldwater9 5 Lindsey. W . D . , Cohble H i l l F a r m 101 Lobelell, G . B . , H o m e Of 1 0 7 Lockerby, W m . , Residence of.. . 11 3 Lott. A . L . . F o r m Scene . . I 1 5 McDermott, J. 13., P l a n n e d View F a r m . . . D E McEndarffer, C a r l Relifle1103 McEncluffer. Isiah, F a r m S c e n e 1 0 1 Mantooli. H . G . , Va l l e y Parm. 1 1 3 Mack. George. Residence o f . . . . Macey. E . , Side H i l l . F a r m _ . Macey, E d g a r and F a m i l y blacey, Richard a n d Family8 9 b l u e y, Richard, Scenes on F a r m o f 1 2 1 Minn Sweet. Coldwater1 0 1 Main Street, Q u i n c y 1 0 3 Main Street, Q u i n c y 1 0 7 Alanguse. F. C., H o m e o f 1 0 9 Mann, M r . end Mrs. F P 8 5 Mann, F. P. . Clover Leaf Dairy F a r m 1 0 5 Maple Grove F a r m 1 0 9 Maple H i l l F a r m 9 7 blarquart, E d H o m e of1 0 3 blarquart, M r . a n d b i r o . a n d D a u g h t e r Gladys 9 1 Marshall Street. Coldwater I l l Martin, Jennie, Residence of 1 0 9 Masonic Teniple. Coldwater9 9 Meadow Brook F a r m 9 9 Meadow H o a k F a r m 1 0 9 Meadow Brook F a r m 1 1 3 blerling. W . E . . H o m e ofi l l Merry M i k e F a r m 1 2 3 Meyer. bliss M a r i e , Culvert F r u i t F a n n 9 5 Michael, B . T. , Residence of 1 1 3 Mikolatcher. M r . a n d M r s . Antone9 1 Still. Union City 9 3 Miller, A . L . and S o n I l l Miller, Wi l l i s , M a p l e Corner F a r m ....... I 0 7 Monroe Street. ColdwaterI l l Alone ALT.'S Stock F a r m 1 1 3 Moore Acres Stock F a r m , Scene on1 1 5 Moore, A . L . , Deceaserl 8 3 Moore, Sirs. A . L 0 3 Moore. L u l u , Photogrnpli from 1 0 9 Murphy. W . R . , Alepleyiew F a r m 1 1 1 5 Musser, Aldernian H . H . and F a m i l y 9 7 blusher, H . H , Residence of1 1 5 Musser. J. C . , F a i r V i e w F a r m 1 0 5 Newman, W m . J . , Residence of 1 0 5 Nichols, M r s . E . J.. M a p l e H i l l F a r m 1 0 1 Nichols, G . L . , M a p l e H i l l f o r m i l l Nielson. A . , Residence o f 1 0 5 Norton, John \ V. ¥ncl Family9 3 Nye, M r . and Mrs. Nelson 8 9 Oak Grove Cemetery, Coldwater1 0 3 Oak Grove Cemetery, C o l d w a t e r 1 2 1 Olmstead, W . H . , F a r m Residence o f 1 2 1 Orchard F e n n 1 0 9 Osborn's l'hoto Studio. Coldwater9 1 Outlook F a r m 1 0 9 6almer, Geo. I f . , Residence of 9 Paradine, M r . a n d Mrs. A . 0 9 Parailine, M r . and Mrs. A l m o n d 8 9 Paradine, M r . nod Mrs. Blain.... .......... . 8 9 Parailine. M r , and bles..Cland8 9 Parailine. She. and Ales. F r e d 8 9 Paratline, Lela Ò 9 Pnrafline. O r a 8 P a l a d i n , M r s . R a l p h and Son9 9 Pandine. R u t h 8 Paradine, M r . and M r s . Thomas8 9 Park Scene, Coldwater8 5 Pencil Creek F a r m 1 2 3 Permian, P e r i l ) . and F a m i l y 1 0 Peterson, D r . L . . Residence o f . . . 1 1 3 Platt. Geo. 0 a n d F o m i l y 8 9 Plainview F o r m 1 0 9 Footrace. Coldwater1 0 9 Powell, Lewis, Evergreen D a i r y Farm1 0 1 Presbyterinn Church, Coldwater9 3 Prillgeon, John, Evergreen L a w n F u n 0 5 Quimby. Ennis, Reoidenceof . . . . . . . 1 1 9 Quimby, M r . and Mrs. L . W. 9 1 Quimby. L . W . , Pleasant H i l l F a r m - . 1 9 Quimby. M r . anti Oie,o. O r v i l l 9 1 Qnimby. R . N . , Bern nf 1 1 7 Quimby. \ V. I I . , Residence o f . . . 9 9 Quimby, S i r. and M r s . Z . L 9 1 Quimby. Zenis I . . , Shady Loden F a r m 11 Quincy NI. IS. Church 9 Quincy Public Library 9 9 l 4 o v i M o e , \l o n , 11 Ralston. J o h n . F a r m Scene Ill Remodel!. W . P. , H o m e of 1 5 4 k ¥ n d a l l . M r a n d Mrs. S B k e n d e 11 5 H a n f o r d . Geo.. Horne o f 1 2 1 R o c , B e r t and F a m i l y 9 1 Re i f S t o r e o f . 1 0 7 If c o s h * , John and F r o n d , k r , nuns. John D . . H o m e of 12 1.1, roes. W m . C . H o m e of 31.1onson. F. B o n d H o o d , 9 Greetianiyer, S o l o m o n , T h o r o u g h b r e d Horses o f 1 0 1 Greening, J. W . , Residence of9 9 Gripman, M r . and Mrs. F. H 8 3 Grove. Burdette E . . H o m e of 1 0 9 Grove, M r . and Mrs. E l i j a h 8 7 Grove, M r . and Mrs. Theron, Residence of 105 Groves, R . A . , Auction S c e n e . 1 1 9 Hall. Wi l l i s and Family 9 7 Hall, Wi l l i s , Short Lane F a r m 1 0 5 Hand. Mrs. E . A . , F a r m V i e w 1 1 1 Ilarbaugh, J. F. , Sugar H i l l F a r m I l l Ilarley, John W . , Wa l n u t Grove Farm1 1 3 Harris, A . J . , H o m e of1 2 1 Hawkins. A . J., Scene on F a r m o f 1 1 7 Hays. C . L . . S o n e on F a r m 1 1 7 Hayes. F. F. . , and Family 9 3 liays. John and F a m i l y 9 7 8 3 Worrell Hickory Corner School, District N o . 29 3 High School. Bronson9 9 Hildebrand. F r e d A 8 3 Hildebrand, Carl. Spring Brook F a r m 101 Hillman, I r a , P a t k n e w F a r m 1 1 3 Ilinkleo-, Fred, Residence o f 1 0 5 . Hinkley, F r e d , M e a d o w Brook F a r m 1 1 3 H a i n a n . E l m e r. H o m e o f 9 7 Hoffman l i r t 0 1 0 5 9 7 Holmes, P. T. , Mapleview F a r m 1 1 5 Holmes, W . D . , C o l o r Lawn F e n n 1 0 1 Home Coniing. School District N o . 6.. . 9 1 Hoosier Shoe Factory. ColdwnterI l l Hoosier Shoe Factory. Coldwater 1 0 3 Hoopingarner, Gabriel. F a m i l y R e -union . 87 Houtz, M r . nod Mrs. Wo r t h y and Son9 1 Houtz, Wo r t h y. Sunny F a r m 1 1 5 Hoy. John C.. H o m e o f 1 2 3 Hughes. H i l . . Scene on F a r m 1 2 3 Hughes, M r . a n d S i , . . W m . P . a n d Daughter E d n a 9 1 11 11.81let. W m . P. . Seen. no Form of. e a Hungerforal. V . U Jackson, A . W . , Scene on F a r m Ill Jackson. M r . and Mrs. F M . .... 89 Jackson. M r . and Mrs. Isaac, Residence 01 .113 Jelley. \ V. S . , H o m e o f 1 0 9 Jewell, F. T. . Residence o f 1 1 3 Jonas. G . W . , Cloverdale Farm . 1 1 5 Jones, G u y R . , M a p l e Row Stock F a r m 1 1 3 KWser, H e n r y S . , Parents of9 7 Keeslar, L . A . and Son. Cedar Lawn Form 11 3 Kehoe. John, Residence ofI l l Keith, John. Residence of 1 0 7 Kenyon. John and Ly l e W 8 Kenyon, M r . nod Mrs. W a l t e r S Kenyon. Wa l t e r, Meadow Brook F a r m 10 Stephen Awl F a m i l y 9 7 Kiliilooki. Stephen, Evergreen L a w n Parm Kohl, N o r m a n G . , Residence of Kulow, A . W , Scene on F a r m of Lake Shore Depot, Coldwater Lamm:inn A . E . , H o n i e o f Large Rock F a r m . Lawrence. J L . and Family Lasman. W m . H . o w l Family G r o u p Leworthy, W . A . , H o m e o f Libest, M i k e , H o m e of Lilly. Seymour A . , Residence o f 9 5 111 9 12 Ill 11 12 9 9 9 12 y 1(1 Roosilion. A . SI , P l e a u n t Valley F a r m . 11 It1,1, r. A . W . , H o m e of 1 0 9 If ..ler. C . P. , H o m e o f 1 0 9 I t L i t a n i e s Church, C o l d s s o t e t 9 Si. charles School, Coldwater I l l Si. M a r k s t:liurch, C o l d w a t e r 9 St. M a r v a School, Bronson9 9 Saxton, h H . , Residence and B a r n of1 1 9 SCrifooer School D i s t r i c t N o 4 , B r o n s o n 9 7 John.. 301111, a n d F e n n ! , 9 7 ' v " " c N I , J o h n . i3k-cc...11 9 1 , . . . n s t s l e r . John H . F a r m Scene 1 0 1 1 F o r View Form 1 1 7 3liernt.01, C l a r k o l d F a n n l y 9 5 Il.ern¥mst I M I M c N h o o l 9 3 SI, onion, 3 0 - a n d M r s . L r m A a ; Shumn41. 111100 .11111 f a n , , ! , 9 3 Fnle 11111 F n f l o . . . Imiles F . F . and F a m i l y . 9 5 smith. David. Store of . . . . . . . . . 1 0 5 smith. E . A i t e s o l t o c e o f 1 0 9 Snlith,. Hyaline. Residence on F a r m o f 1 0 5 Snow Prairie Form_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 1 S t i , f l e , L . A . , keSidellCe sorter. H o r n . Scene on F a r m of 109 South Butler Store 1 0 9 !wpm:port Laid N o . 34, o w n 6 1 b y Al M C . 1 2 1 State School. Coldwater . . . 11 Stole school. R o n Playground 0 State School. Slain E n t r a n c e 10 Strneltl.. John. l'Imlograph from 12 , l r r e l Scene. Q i o n c , Ill Mrnr0f. O f I n 8 strong. N H a n d M r s O r n o l 8 soon, oide stock F a r m . . . . 3010. . . . . ...... T a l m a g e A I I I I I T O S t . . . . . 8 7 Talmage. Robert 8 7 T. o l o r. Con!, i i i r k o r y I l s i n Farm 1 1 3 Toy o r. lames. Residence of 1 0 5 Taylor. A l r a n d M r s . L . G . , M a p l e Lawn Farm . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 1 Herniati 7110111.. j A . , Photograph f r o m . 117 Thomas. 1. A . . Residence and Earn of1 2 1 Trurol¥oll. Ernie. Slap's. G r o t e F a r m 115 Tucker, Joseph. RemoleoCe o f 1 0 7 T O O . Chas , Honee of 1 2 1 Tuttle, C. A . . C o n l i n H i l l F a r m 1 0 1 Toler, M . C . R n o l e f i c e Union Cott H i g h School 9 3 Van Patten, Bert, H o m e o f . . 1 0 9 Vokst, D Greenhounes . . . . . . .105 V . ' Joke 'Core, lobo. F e W d m v e ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ .115 K a l k e r. E . H a m l F s m i l y . . . . . \Volker. B H , Residence of . 9 9 Walnut Shade F a r m 1 0 9 Unlinityale F a r m 9 9 Wool, D . A , O a k Grove F a r m 1 2 1 W w n e r, M r . and Mrs. M . C., Anniversary Scene 9 1 Waterbury. H . A . Scene on F a r m 55'..n,r W o r k . Col.ln...ner 9 9 Watt 11 , 1111 I h o l n , . p l i f r o m . 9 7 , I trn. Clen . . . . . M C l i A ¥ 0 k e s n l e n : r . 4 Rani o f 1 1 7 , I t , a n d N I r. C h a s k 311.1 Son 9 5 M n...10.1 3 1 , C h r i s H o m e ã 11 t n , 1 , 1 H o n i r s t e . . d 1 2 3 W m ! 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L., Copetana' 'Br : I a- A r . c fa? A - 4 0 & .450Z l e y W CarY N LT.fiLig.WC = ¥ 70 . . .Ô .1 * la? ,o, et: 80 ''1\ k E .1-TC c .. ¥ . zAmt ,20 , z hcezdsozz h i - w 2 c h c. 4\ s., E 5 . / !s --¥ -- - . . . _ . ¥ .4rc. . IA 22 15,853 ki'l;i-r.r E . . -o e Ñ . ..J.:- o.. �__ �PATRONS' REFERENCE DIRECTORY OF Branch County, / E X P L A N A T I O N . - T h e date following a name indicates the length o f t i m e t h e party has been a resident i n t h e county. T h e abbreviations are as follows: S . for Section; T. for Township; P. O . f o r Post-office address. ' W h e n n o Section N u m b e r o r To w n s h i p i s given, i t w i l l b e understood t h a t t h e party resides limits o f the village o r city named, and, in such cases, the post-office address is the same as the place of residence, unless otherwise stated. abet, Herbert. F a r m e r, S . 8 . T . Coldwater, P. C , Coldwater. 1 8 9 8 . idair & Nagle, Garage. Coldwater. 1 8 8 8 . Warns, C . B . F a r m e r. S . 24, T. Gilead, P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . M r . A d a m s was born i n Branch County i n 1890. arlains, S . R . F a r m e r. S . 12, T . C a l i f o r n i a . P . 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. M r . &dams was born in Branch County in 1877. Wanes, Geo. H . , F a r m e r. S. 18. T. California, P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. M r . Adams eras born in Branch County i n 1875. Ilbright, W . S . , F a r m e r. S . 17. T. C.11ii0/12M. P . 0 . R a y, I n d . 1 8 8 5 , U p s . . Townahip, D u a n e H o a k . C l e r k , S . 1 5 , T . A l g a n s e e , P . 0 . Quincy. 11ger, Broom. F a r m e r. S . 1. T . Matteson, P . 0 . S h e r w o o d . M r . A l g e r miss born i n Branch County i n 1883. We n , Clyde W. . D e n t a l Surgeon. U n i o n C i t y. 111es, D . C. & Co.. Dealers in Hardware. Coldwater. 1 8 5 8 . 111grre. B . F. , F a r m e r. S . 27. T . Algansee. P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. 1 8 9 8 . Lowden. G a y W . . F a r m e r and Dairyman. S. 34, T. C u r t & P . water. 1 9 0 8 . kuthene, J. A . P . F o r m e r, S . 9. T . Butler. P. 0 . L i t c h f i e l d . brose was b o r n , , Branch County i n 1869. inderson, E m i l . Quincy Creamery, Quincy. 1 9 1 4 . lotirts. R . S . . E m p l o y e d b y C e m e n t C o . , e l s o To w n s h i p Tr e a s u r e r, Quincy. 1 9 8 6 . \ u t e r i n e , C h u . J.. F o r m e r and Dairyman, S. 1 4 , T . C o l d w a t e r, P . 0 . Coldreter. 1 8 8 5 . Angevine. R . C . . Concrete B u i l d , and Contractor. Coldwater. 1 8 8 7 . Anton, John, F a r m e r and Stackrauser, S . 25, T. Girard, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1898 trcher. L . B . F a r m e r. S . 6, T . A l g a n r t e , P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . A m b e r was torn i n Branch County i n 1862. armstrong, 19'in. H . . F a r m e r, S . 1 5 . T . O v i d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Armstrong anis horn i n Branch County in 1853. turned. F r e d E F o r t n e r and Stockramer. S . 6 , T. U n i o n . P . 0 . U n i o n City 1 4 8 2 kustin, H F a r m e r , S. 22. T B a t a v i a , P . 0 . Batavia. 1 8 1 7 . M I . , I r w i n I . , P u n i e r M A Stockraiimer, S . 75, 1 / B a t a v i a , P . water. 1 9 1 4 . Barlow, 8 . L o w y r t . Coldwater. H H . L o n e r . Coldwater. Barnes. C. C F a r m . and Dairywon, S . 15, T . C o l d w a t e r, P . water 1 9 0 6 . k e n o s E a r l . F o r m e r a n d D a i r y m a n . S . 15, T. Coldwater. P. water 1 9 0 6 . P e r u , F. P , F a r m e r. 5 2 6 . T. BOUP11, P. O . Batavia. 1 9 0 6 . Barnes, O t i s , F o r m e , S . 10, T. Kinderhook, P. 0 . Montgomery. 1 9 0 6 . D a r n , W . W . . F a r m e r. S 3 4 . T B a t a v i a , P. 0 . Batavia 1 9 0 6 Barrchrtt. F r a n k . F a r m e r a n d Stocknoser, 5 . 3 4 , 1 U n i o n . P. 0 . U n i o n City e n d C o l d t r t t e r. M r . B a r n h a r t was born i n Branch County in 1658 8rtrack, H . E . , F e r m e r, S. 3 , T. Col-irrater, P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 0 1 . Bartlett. C . S . , F a r n i t a r e and U n d e r t a k e , U n i o n City. Brter. A . L i . P a r t n e r. S . 23. T B a t a v i a . P. 0 . Batavia. M r . Batter w u loon in Branch County i n 1868. Bater, Sem i t , , I . . . . . s o i l General Merchant. S. 2 6 . 1 . B i r t a r i a , P. 0 & t u n a S i r % t e r was t o r n in Brianch Connty in 1863. I n e s . H a r v e y F a r m e r . S C T . Ovid. P. G . Coldweter. M r . B a t e . was born in Branch County i n 1878. Beck. H e n r y, F a r m e r, S . 9 , 1 G i l e n d . P 0 . ! A m n o n . 1 8 7 4 . Beck, S. N . , F a r m e r. S . 10. T. G i r a r d , P. 0 . Te k o n t h a . 1 9 1 3 . Beckwith. 9 0 W . F o r m e r, S. 26, T. A t t u n e . P. 0 . Reading. 1 8 9 6 Berry, A b e . F a r m e r . S . 2 1 , T . N o b l e , P. 0 . B r o m . . M . Beery w a r tiara to Drench County i n 1866. Beery. I r v i n . To w n s h i p Clerk, 9 . 3. T. Noble. P. 0 . B r o m o n M r . Beery I n a bont in Bessich Coanty i n 1889. Scholar W i l l i a m C . , J r . , P a y n e ' . S . S i , T . Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater 1864 Bell. W . A . , L i n n mot Sole Bern. U n i o n City. Ilernott. R . R . . I m m e r , S . 1 3 , T . C o l d w a t e r, P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. M r . Bennett m e born ht Branch County in 1069. R e n e w L . A . A m m e r. 5 . 14, T. Kinderbook. P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. 1 9 0 7 . F. R . , Farmer, 9 . 6 . T. A l m n s e e , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 6 . Iterlads. Chan F o r m e r . S . 10, T. Bethel. P. 0 B a t n r i e . 1 8 7 8 . R m o e . I W ã F a n n e r. B. 11, T. Basler. P. 0 . 1048ch6e1.1. 1 8 6 3 , Stye+, Adolph. F a r m e r. S . 9. T. A l i p a r e e P . 0 . Q a m e r. 1 9 0 6 . Rahert. N o n e , 8 . M . T. Ostler. P. 0 . A l l e n . 1 9 0 5 . P H . , F o r m e r a n d J o d i e * of Pence, 6 7 , T. AIPION0e. P. 0 . Coldwater. M r W e l d e d tem o n . in Branch Cooed, in 1867. Ilidelmm, I L S . L a v e r y. Coldwater 1 8 6 1 . Bidwell. P. A . F a r m e r a n d Ponttry I r m a , B. 13. T. Girard. P. water k i r O W * woo M . i n W o m b Comity i s 1475. P C . , Ihtranstr, 8 3 3 . T. Alwemee. P. a = o w C . 0 P e n n e r . B P . T. O v i d . P. O . Coldwater 1 1 5 1 Joy. / w a d y . 8 B , T. G i r a r d , P 0 . Talkossba. I R 7 3 M r s , F W . . F a r m e r. S 1 7 . T t o n t P 0 C o l d w a t e r M r M y e r t o kora i n t s c h CoenIe is lees. Blake, H . I L , Restaurant, Coldwater. 1 8 8 1 . Blind, A r b a , F a r m e r and Dairyman. S . 5. T. Coldwater, P . 0 . Coldwater. 1895 Holey. C . A . , F o r m e r, S . 8, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 8 8 9 . Holey, F. , F a r m e r, S . 19, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 8 8 9 . Bolton, B . E . , F a r m e r, S 19, T. Batavia, P. 0 Bronson. 1 8 8 3 . Boofiglio, Louis, I d e a l Candy and F r u i t Store, Booth, A l b e r t J.. F a n n e r and Supervisor. S. 8. T. G i l e a d , P . 0 . Bronson. M r. Booth was born in Branch County in 1848. Bordt, W i l l i a m . F a r m e r, S . 2 3 , T . K i n d e r h o o k , P . 0 . F r e m o n t , I n d . 1890 Bovees, T h e , Photographers, Quincy. Bowen, E . W . , F a r m e r, S . 2 . T. Quincy. P. O . Quincy. M r . B o w e n w a s born i n Branch County i n 1951. Bowerman, th'., F a r m e r. S . 9, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . B o w e r m a n woo born in Branch County i n 1875. Bowers, D . J., F a r m e r, S. 3 , T . B u t l e r, P . 0 . L i t c h f i e l d . was born i n Branch County i n 1837. Boynton, S u n l e y, F a r m e r and Supervisor, Quincy. 1 8 6 3 . Bracy, A . D . , F a n n e r, S . 29. T. Butler, P. U . Quincy. 1 9 1 0 . Bradley, H . H . , F a r m e r, S. 25. T. Algansee. P. 0 . Reading. M r . Bradley was born in Branch County in 1858. Bradley, L . D . , F a r m e r, S. 25, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Reading. M r . Bradley was born in Branch County in 1857. Brainerd, F. L . , Dealer in Coal, Wo o d Lime. Cement, Ti l e , e t c . , Q u i n c y. Branch County O f f i c e r r - P r o b a t e Judge, M a r k S. Andrews; ister, Rains B. M i n e r ; Sheriff. George W. R a l s t o n ; U n d e r S h e r i f f , Nelson W . Fenner; County Clerk and Register o f D e e t i o R o y G . Moore; Deputies, Oral B. M o o r e a n d C l a r a H i e s r o d t ; Prosecuting Attorney. Chas. U . Champion; Circuit Court C o m m i n i o n e r s , C h e s . F. H o w e itud Chas. N . Legg; Coroners, J o s e p h H . M o n t a g u e a n d Charles L . Keep; Surveyor. T h o m a s R . S h a v e r ; s o n e , F r a n k 13 Robinson; O d i n COMMISMIODel. E l i D . l i f t ; Road COMMi3111011.11, F. L . C o o C o l d w a t e r ; W . A . L o t t . Q u i n c y ; ¥ n d H. K . C l o y, Sherwool; County Tr e u u r e r. O r a B. W h e e l e r ; D e p u t y Treasurer, C a r t J . M a r t i n . D e p u t y S h e r i f f . - L . L . H o l d r i d g e . Coldwater; A . Bert Cline, Union City; Theodore Wood, Ovid; A r t h u r D. Bowles, Bronson; R . C . Denham, Quincy; Robert Bell, Sherwood. Branch County Sayings Bank. General Banking, Coldwater. Brandt. H a r r y B . . F a r m e r, S . 35, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Batavia. 1 8 6 9 . Brant, L . R . , Farmer and Stockraiwr. S . 28, T. Broneon, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . 1913 Brehm, John H . , F o r m e r, S . 1 8 . 1 . Kioderhook. P. O . Kinderhook. 1 8 7 5 , Brewster, Ben. F a r m e r. S. 19, T. Girard, P. 0 . U n i o n City. 1 8 7 9 . Bronson, P a t e l L . . F e r n i e r, S . 2 3 , T . B e t h e l , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r, M r . Bronson wee born in Branch County in 1886. Broughton, Lester. F a r m e r, 5 . 6, T. California, P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y, M r . Broughton was born in Branch County i n 1867. Brown, A . A . , F a r m e r, S . 14, T. Bethel, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . B r o w n i n s born i n Branch County i n 1888. B r o w , J. C . , F a r m e r, S . 3, T K i n d e r h o o k , P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Brown mot born i n Branch County i n 1866 Brown, J. M . , F a r m e r, S . 23, T. G i r r t d , P . O . Coldwiter. 1 8 6 7 . Brown, J. W . , F a r m e r . S . 1. T. Ovid. I ' . 0 . Coldwater. M r . Brown o n . born i n Branch County in 1959 Brown, R . . F a r m e r. S . 5, T. Girard, P. 0 . Union C i t y. 1 9 1 4 , Brannon, J. W F a r m e r , S . 11, T. Bethel. P . O . Batavia. M r . Brunson to.. horn i n Branch County i n 1870. Bock, L i A , B o -Sheriff of Bran,h County, Coldwater. 1 8 6 2 . Back, F e r r y C . F a r m e r . S . 2 4 . T. Bethel, P . O . Coldwater. M r . Back we. born in Branch County in 1871. Back, W i l b e r t , F a r m e r, S. 19. T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Buck ism born in Branch County i n 1973 Buell. P. J.. l u m b e r and Building Material. U n i o n City. Buell, T h o r . B F a r m e r a n d B r e o l e r o f Registered Holetein¥Frirtian Cottle, S. 3 0 . T . U n i o n . P. 0 . Union City. M r , f b e l l o n . born In Branch County i n I M O . Burbank. F C . . Farmer end Township C l e r k , S . 1 6 , T . B u t l e r, P . 0 Quincy M r B u r b a n k won t o r n in Brooch Comity in 1864. Burch & K e m p , r o o , r t i a n d Meat M r t k r t , Coldwater. R e t o b l i t h e d 1912. Burt10.18 F r o l 9 . , Propr,etor B e e c h n i t g e F a r m , " S . 2 9 , T . A a i u n . Prone.. S i t Barithilufl was t a r n i n [ O u c h County Burk. L r t . F r t n i e r . S i t , T. Gilead, P O . Kinderhook. M r . Burk I r . torn in Branch County i n . 7 5 Broke. J a m e , P r o v e r S 1 4 , 1 B o t A l o i , P. 0 . Bonnie. 1 8 6 6 . Burke M t . M a r g a r e t . F a r m i n g , S. 13, T. C o l d w a t e r. P . O . Coldienter. 195 B u r i n , T. I , F o r m e r. 9 . 24. T. Alganeee, P. 0 R e a d i n g . 1 8 8 4 . B e r m . Prank. Partner. 8 . 23. T Q u i n e y. P. 0 Q u i n c y. M r . O w n , o n . Omen in Branch C o n n . in 1878. Boron. John, F a r m e r and Stock Buyer, S . 5 9 . 1 . Matteson, P. O . B r o o m e . D a m p W . John, F a r m , S. 1 1 , 1 . Q ¥ i n e y. P. 0 . Qateey. 1 B 9 1 . limmade, J a m e " F a r m e r earl Teacher, 3 . 36. T. Bethel, P . 0 . Coldwater, M r B u r n s i d e o n . born in Drench C o m f y in 1889. Berritt. R . F o r m e , 9 2 7 . T G i r a r d . P. O . Coldwmter. W e . B a r r i t t t o . . born in Branch Comity in I M O . 110,100. Geo. A . , Superintendent Oak Grave Cemetery, Coldemter. Bosh, C . R . , F a r m e r. S . 29. T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 2 . Bussing, 0 . W . , F a r m e r. S . 28, T. Ovid. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 9 1 r . B u s s i n g w u born in Branch County in 1859. Buys, W m . , F a r m e r, S . 13. T. Matteson, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 7 6 . Byers, I , . J., D a i r y, Coldwater. 1 9 0 0 . Calkins. B . H . & S o n C o . Cooperage, C o l d w a t e r. S o n w a s b o r n i n Brandi County i n 1870. Calkins, F. B . , F a r m e r and Stock Buyer, S. 3. T. Matteson, P. wood. M r . Calkins was horn in Branch County in 1872. Camp. E . L . , F a r m e r. S. 23, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Reading. 1 8 5 3 , Campbell, M i l o D . , E x -United States Mrtshal, C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 5 1 . Card. A r t , F a r m e r, S . 13, T. B e t h e l , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . C a r d w a s born i n Branch County in 1860. Card, A l r a h W . . F a r m e r and Stockraiser, S . 26, T . B e t h e l , P . water. M r . Card was born in Branch County in 1878. Card, E . F. , Farmer, S . 32, T. Batavia, P . 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . C a r d w a s born i n Branch County in 1886. Carr, Curtis, F a r m e r, S . 3, T. Q u i n c , P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 8 . Carroll. C . 0 . , Merchant, S. 14, T. Gilead, Bost Gilead. P . 0 . B r o n m n , 1885 Casten', L . G . , F a r m e r, S . 28, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 9 . Cattell, Russrt N . , F a r m e r, S . 12, T. Noble, P. 0 . B r o n m n . M r Cattell was born in Branch County in 1896. Champion, Charles U . , A t t o r n e y u t - L a w, C o l i h n t e r. 1 8 6 4 . Chapman, Charles W. . Cigar Menufacturer, Coldwater. 1 8 5 2 . Chapman. F r a n k , F a r m e r, S. 2, T. Bethel, P. 0 . Batavia. 1 8 9 8 . Chase, H a r v e y, F o r m e r, S. 36, T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 5 6 . C l u r , Clyde, F a r m e r. S . 9, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Batavia, 1 9 1 3 . Clear, P r a n k , F a r m e r and Breeder. S. 2 0 , 1 . Batavia, P. 0 . Batavia. 1 9 0 6 . Clmr, T. , F a r m e r, S . 8 , 1 . B a u v i a . P. 0 . Batavia. 1 9 1 1 . Clark, M . K . . F a r m e r, S. 32, T. Sherwood. P. 0 . Sherwood. Clark. O l i v e r J., F a r m e r, S . 6, T. Kinderhook, P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k , M r . Clark was born in Branch County iu 1855. Clark, W m . , F a r m e r, S. 22, T. O v i d , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 1 . Clarke, H . R . & Co., Drugs, Groceries, Paints, Oils and C l . . . , Coldwater, Clay. E . E . . Corn Shredder mnd Gravel for Sale, U n i o n City. 1 8 5 3 . Claybaugh, W . H . . F a r m e r, S . I L T. Coldwater, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 1 3 , Claypool, M . , F a r m e r, S . 20, T . Matteson, P. 0 . Sherwood. 1 9 0 1 , Clem, Pd. A . , F a r m e r. S. 32 and 33. T. Bethel, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 1 3 . Clinton, J. L . , F a r m e r. S . 14. T. Butler, P. U . ClUbe, H . Smith, I c e Dealer, C o l d . . . t e r, M r . Cliche wee born in B r a n c h Comity in 1871. Coldwater, C i t y of, W . T. Stansell, C i t y Clerk. Coldwater Garage Co., T h e , C . F. Strong, M a n a g e r, G a r a g e , C o l d w a t e r. Colchrater National Bank, Generel Banking, Coldwater, Coldwater Townahip, C h u . Culp, Clerk, S . 3. T. Coldwater, P. water. Colo A . & Sons, Partnere, S . 13, T. Bethel, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r 111 5 4 . Cole, E . A . , F a r m e r. S. 34, T. Batavia. P. O . Batavia. 1 8 8 0 Cole, M a r i o n , F a r m e r, S. 19, T. O v i d , P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . C o l e w a a t a r n i n Branch County in 1879. Coffer, L . C . , Pianos and O r g a n ( Coldwater. 1 8 8 4 . Conklin, Pl. D . , F a r m e r, S . 9, 1 / P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . M r . Conklin was born In Branch County in 1867. Cook, Peter, Farmer and Stockrainer. S . IS, T. Bronson, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . 1369 Cook, Sinn. F a r m e r, S. 17, T. Bethel, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 9 9 . Cooley, M r s . L i n o Forming end Stockreiting, S . 1 6 , T . U n i o n , P . 0 . Union City. 1 9 1 4 . Cooper, W . H . , Conetable of Butler To w n e h i p , S . 2 , T . B u t l e r, P . 0 . Litchfield. Copeland. J. H . , Partner, S. 7 , T. California, P . 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. 1 8 6 9 , Copeland, J. M . , F a r m e r, S . I S . T . M a t t e s o n , P . 0 . S h e r w o o d . M r . Copeland woo born in Branch County i n 1858. Copeland, S A . . Clerk of M a t t o o n Township, S. 21, T. M a t t e s o n , P . 0 . Sherwood. M r . Copeland wan born in Branch County in 1890. Corbin, John C.. F a r m e r snit B r e e d e r o f Shropshire S h e e p . S . 1 0 , T . Sherwood, P 0 S h e r w o o d . 1 8 8 5 . Cortese, P r a n k , F a r m e r, S . 1 2 , T . C o l d w a t e r. P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Cortex war horn in Drench County in 1834. Owleas, E r n a & Livery land Feed Stehle., Quincy, M r . Corlms o n . h o r n In Branch County i n 1836. Corlem H u r r y, F a r m e r, S. S i . r . Quincy. P. 0 . C o l d w e t e r, M r Corteges was k n e l l , Branch County i n 1871. Corleee, H i r a m , Former, S. 19, T. Q u i n c y, P. O . Coldwater. M r . C o r i n g born in Br¥neh County in 1853. Cortaro Isaac H . . Partner and Hoeltralaer. S . I , T. Ovid, I ' . 0 . Coldrester. Mt. C o d e . o n , born In Brooch County in I036 Carlton, W m . , F e n n e r, 5 . I . T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater, M r . Corlem i n s h o r e in Branch Comity Cornell, R d , Partner, S. 31, T . O i r n r d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r C a r t m i l o n . born In Branch Comity in 1872. Correll, Jecoh H . , Former and J u t i c e of Peace. S. 7. T. Sherwood, P. 0 . Shortmod. 1 9 8 9 . �7 Cotomis Bros.. C a n d y W o r k s a n d M e n e f e e I P u r e [i.e Cream, Coldwater 1 9 0 7 . Cowmd, B . J.. F a r m e r, S . 14, T. Matteson. P. O . Sherwool. M r . Coward was born in Branch County to 1866. Cowell, W 0 . L a w y e r. Coldwater 1 8 7 1 . Cornier. Gnu W . . Partner, S . 3, T G i r a r d . P. 0 . Tekoneha. 1 9 1 1 . Con, H . C G a r a g e , Automobile R e p a i r. and Accessories. U n i o n City. Coe, P r a n k , County Road Cononisatoner and Farmer. S . 2 3 , T . G i r a r d , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 5 3 . Co.. G r a n t S . , . Farmer a n d Dairymen. S 1 2 , T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1873 Co., HC1.113An, F a r m e r , S . 1 2 . T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . C o n . . . born I n Branch County in 1891. Coe. O t i s L , . F a r m e r, S. 12, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 2 . Con. Te d , F a r m e r, S. 35, T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldsrater. 1 4 7 2 . Craig. Lewis. F a r m e r, S. 29, T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r C r a i g was burn i n Brooch County i n 1869. Craig, S W . , P e r m . % S. 2 0 T. Girard, P. O . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Crete was born in Branch County i n 1862. Crandall, Chas.. Farmer, S . 24, T B e t h e l , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 9 3 . Croy. B B . , F a r m e r a n d R o a d Commissioner, S. I S . T. Matteson. P 0 . Sherwood. 1 8 6 3 . Crull. S. D . , F a r m e r, S. 25, T. Bethel. P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . 1 9 5 2 . Culbert. E . D . . F a r m e r, S. 10, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 3 . Culp, P b . . . , C l e r k o f Coldwater To w n s h i p . S . 3, 1 ' . Coldwatm, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Culp was born in Branca County i n 1664 Curio, J. Cl., F a r m e r and Stockreiser. S 3 3 , 1 C o r e r & P 0 C o l d w a t e r. Mr. Curtis was born in Branyh County on 1877. Curtis. N . J . . F a n n e r . S . I n . T B u t l e r, P. 0 . Q u o t a , M r . Curtis was born I n Branch County i n 1855. Dailey, 0 . E . , Partner, S. 8, T. Butler, P. 0 . Te k o n s h a 1 8 8 6 . Day, D . C F a n n e r , S . 3 0 , T. Butler, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . D a y was born i n Branch County i n 1859. Day, I . W F a r m e r . S 1 9 . T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. M r . D a y was born in Drench County in 1853. D e m , D . C . . F a r m e r. S . 1 7 . T Bottler, P. 0 . Quincy. M r . Dean was born i n Branch County in I M O . Dean, Thomas, Farmer. S . 20. T. Butler. P. O . Quincy. 1 8 8 0 . Dean. V. ' S i , F a r m e r a n d Townshop Treaourer, S. 18. T. Butler. P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 6 2 . DeLano. Austin, Farmer, S . 30, T. Sherwood. P. 0 . Colon. Denamest. F C . , F a r m e r. S . 6 , T . Q u i n c y, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Demarest was born on Branch County i n 1873. Penbrock. A l b e r t . F a r m e r. S . 7 , T. Butler. P. 0 . Tekonsha. brook was born i n Branch County in 1886. Denlirock. J. A . , F a r m e r, S . 5. T. Butler. P. ( I . Tekonsloa. 1 8 8 0 Denbreck. W i n P . Farmer. S . I I , T. Girmol, P. 0 Tekonshe 1 8 8 5 . Dennis, W . 3 , F a r m e r. S. 19, T. Quincy. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 4 . Dermott, 7 B . F a r m e r. S. 28, T. Coldwater. P. U . Coldwater. 1 9 0 7 . DoCkey, 0 . F a r m e r , S . S r. . T . C o l d w a t e r, P . 0 . Coldwater, M r . Dickey was born in Branch County in 1877. Dickey. J a s . B . , F a r m e r, S 3 6 , T . Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Dickey was born i n Branch County in 1869. Dickinson. S . B . , Farmer, S . 2, T. Butler, P. 0 . Diedrich. W n o F a r m e r . S . 1 7 , T . Algansee, P. 0 . Quincy. M r . Dyed. nob was born in Branch County in 1880. Diment, Bert. F a n n e r. S. 3, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 2 . D o h , Anson. F a r m e r and Stockmen. S. 18, T. Union, P. 0 . Union City. Dolph, S. W . , Farmer. S 3 , T. Butler. P. 0 . Donlormao. Carl, Farmer, S. 24, T. A t o m i s e , P. 0 . Reading, 1 8 9 8 . D o n u t , J. R . , Farmer, S. 36, T. Batavia. P ( 5 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 0 . Donne). J. W . . FNI.111nr, S. 0 , 1 . Ovid, P. O . Coldwater. 1 9 0 8 . Donne!, John W ¥ F a r m e r. S 7 , T Algansee, P . O Coldwater. 1 9 0 0 . Doolittle, Clifford, F a r m e r. S . 10, T G i r a r d , P. 0 . Tekonsha 1 1 8 4 . Dorsey, I v a n W . k l e n u m e n t s , C o l d w a t e r. M r . D o r s e y w a s b o r n i n Branch County on 1878. Doty, W . N., 0,1itor ol Colon Repress, Colon. Dove, F. H . , F a n n e r. S . 17. T. A l g a n u e , P. 0 . Quincy. M r . D o v e was born in Branch County in 1869. Posey, R o b e r t , F a r m e r. S 2 7 , T Batavia. P . 0 . Batavia. M r . Dovey wan 1mrn in Branch County i n 1077. Downer, L o r e n A . . F a r m e r and Nlanulacturer of Cheese, S. I , ore, 1.. 0 . Q111110/. 1 9 . 5 , Drain C0111111031011[1, J. L . afore/on. Chairman. Coldwater. Draper. L I I . F a r m e r. S . 3 4 , T . A l g a n s e , P. O . ! B u l g e . . . r e M r . Draper w a s h o r n i n B r a n c h C o u n t y i n 1 8 7 3 . H e has served as Supervisor. Drinkwater. S i . B . , F a r m e r, S . 3 . T . B u t l e r, P . 0 . Drinkwater was born in Branch County i n 1867. Drumm, G . A . , Farmer anol Stockraoser. S. 2 2 , 1 . Sherwood. P. wood. M r . D r u m m was born in Branch County i n 1871. Dubenotorl. H . H . , Farmer, S . I , T. Ovid, P 0 . Coldwater. alert was born i n Branch County in 1868. Duberirlorf. 0 . C . , F a r m e r, S. I . T O v i d . P. 0 . Coldwater. doff w m born in Branch County in 1872. Eaton Grocery Co., G . Raton, Grocerim ¥ n d M . . . Coldwater. 1 9 0 9 . Eggleston. F r e d , F a r m e r, S . 2 2 . T . Kinderhook, P. 0 . Fremont. I n d . 1910 E l k , Prank. F a r m e r. S . S. T . Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . E l k was b o r n in B o n d i County in 1872. Ely, Oral! S., F a r m e r, S . 12, T B u t l e r. P. 0 . Euler, W i l l i a m . F a r m e r, Stockrainee a n d Breeder of Registered Belgian Horses,.S. 20. T . Sherwood, P. O . Sherwood. 1 9 1 1 . Evans, J o h n S . , H a i l e r a n d Manager " T h e Sun and S t e t , " Coldwater. 1869 Evens, W m . H . , Farnaer, S. 27, T. Batavia, P . 0 . B a t a v i a . M r . Evens was born i n Branch County in 1873. Ewers. A . C., Former. S. 20. T. Girard. P. 0 . Coldweter. 1 9 1 4 . Jaines, Farmer, S . 16, T. Algansee. P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 4 . Farraml, Chas., Farmer. S. I L T . Matteson. P . O . S h e r w o o d . rand was loom n no Branch County in 1866. Farwell, Chore, Farmer, S. I S . T. Girard. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . F e r w e l l was born i n [trench County in 1892. Farwell. D o n 5 . Former. S 2 0 , T. B u t l e r, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . F a r w e l l wan born on Branch County in 1882. Fennell, George, Farmer. S. IN. T. Noble, P. O . Burr Oak. 190.1. Fenner, Clsrence, Farmer. S. 16. T . Bethel. P. 0 . B a t a v i a . M r . Fenner wm born in Wands County i n 1891. Fenner. C S i . , Farmer. S . 13. T. Bethel, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 4 7 . Fenner. N W . , U n d e r Sheriff. C o l d w a t e r. M r . P e n n e r w a s t o r n i n linnets County in 1874. Penner. R C , Farmer, S 1 8 . T. ¡ v i o l . P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . F e n n e r was born i n Branch County in 1886. Fenner. R . R . , Farmer, S. 10. T. Bethel. P. O . Batavia. 1 9 1 1 . Fenno, R m s . Farmer. S. 27, T . Matteson, P . O . B r e m e n . M r . Fenno was born i n Branch County in 1865. Fenno, W . W . , Deputy Sheriff and City Marshal, Union City. PATRONS' R E F E R E N C E D I R E C TO RY. Pergnson, Marion. F a r m e r. S . 4. T. O v i d . P 0 . C o l d w a t e r. son was Inim no Branch County on 1859. Field, C . S . . Fernier. S 1 7 . 1 . liodAIIIA. P . O Betavia. 1 8 7 7 Fillmore, G . J., H o t e l , Quincy. M r . F i l l m o r e arm born i n Brooch County is 1839. Finch, B . F a r m e r. S . 8. T. Gilead. P. O . Bronson. 1 9 0 4 Findley, B G P a r t n e r , S. 2, T. Butler, P. U . H o m e r. 1 8 5 8 . Poet National Bank, General Banking. Quincy. F i r e State Bank. General Banking, Te k o m b a . Pitagendol, C . H . , Fernier. S 9 . T. Girard, P. 0 Te k o n s h a . 1 8 7 7 . Plandermeyer, F. H , Merchant, Shoes. C o l d w a t e r. M r . F l a n d e r r n e y e r was born t o Branch County iii 8 7 9 Fleming, W' H . . F a r m e r. S . 20, T G i r a r d . P. 0 Cololaater. 1 8 8 5 . Flint. F C . . F a r m e r. N. 1 7 . T K o n d e r h o o k , P . 0 . E i n d e r h o o k . M r . Flint was born on Branch Cononty 11 1574. Flint, F P P e r o n , S I ) . T . N e t t i e ' , P 0 & A . M . M r F l i n t rem born i n Branch C01.1111, i n Into) Flint, L L . Township Clerk S 1 6 T. Konolerhook. P 0 K i n d e r h o o k . Mr. F l i n t a . . . laorn i l l Branch County i n 1NM. Foglesong. E . B F a r i n e r . 1 . 1 end 3 3 , T. Bethel, P U . Bronson M r . Foalesong was horn i n B r a n d i County i n 137s, Forcuni. 0 . A . . F e r n i e r S . 3, T. Matteson, P. I S Sherwood 1 9 1 2 Forrest, J. H . , F a r m e r an ol Stockraiser. S . 23, T S h e r w o o d . P wood 1 9 1 1 . N D . Forrest i s ¥ v e t e r a n of t h e C i v i l W a r , h a v i n g served in t h e 144t5 Ohio Volunteers in 1864 and 1863. Forward. F r a n k . F a r m e r. S 2 6 , T Q u o . , , I ' . 0 . Quincy.. 1 8 7 3 14. T. Kon,lerliook. P 0 M o n t g o m e r y 1 9 0 6 , Foss. Eugene. Funnier. Foss, Perry, F a r m e r, 5 . 1 I. T K i n d e r l i o , k , P. U . Slontsomery. l o o n Foster, C o l E d g a r A . , Real E s t a t e a n d Auctioneer. C01,11011ff. 1 8 8 7 . Cu). Foster occupie a prominent and influential position business men of t h e s13te H e resides t h e beautiful c i t y water, B r a n c h C o u n t y. Sloch T h e c i t y i s surrounded b y o b o e , 4 0 1 c o u n t . , a i t h to h i g h g r a d e o f f i n e t e r m counori a i t h leautiful lakes, stocked a i t h all kinds of fish, and here A1111 Home are large monomer resorts O u r seined was lawn in Steuben C o u n t y, I n d A p r i l 1 2 , 1 8 6 7 , a n d is a son of John T. Foster ¥ n d Elcousia F o s t e r f l o t h 0 1 10- parent, . m e born I n 1861 they m o v e l on a b u m i n Otsego Township, Steuhen County, Ind., where they l o v e lived continuously m e r sonce M r a n d Mrs. John T . F o s t e r raised a l a u n l s o t lour b o y, t h e eldest, G e o H . Fennel, d i e d o n 10901 Ebony J F o s t e r w h o liyes on a farni i n East Gilead, a n d R o b e r t W . F o d e r, u l o n m r r in Gilead Township O u r eubject was m a r n e l to ¥ Miss Abine P. Goodrich of ...denten County. Ind., 51arch 2 4 , 1 8 8 7 . a u , i on A p r i l 6th ,o1 the sante year unwed on a f a r m o n G i l e a d To w n s h i p , ¥ n d s t a r t e d lion lousiness career as ¥ farmer. I n 1 5 9 1 h e m i l d o u t e n d noosed t o t h e village of East Gilead, a n d engaged toi t h e l i m b e r business. w h i c h h e followed Iwo yeers. A t t h i s h o n e lie commenced to Guy and ship lore stock, and continued t o t o so lor seine tone, mod .hiring thin titne 0 t h ) , busy M e l i e decided t o become a n auctioneee. and as ot wys his nootto t o olo w h a t y o u ole. a n d do it t i e d , h e attended one of the very best auctioneer schools. froin w h w h Ike graduateml. and at once began Son auction w o r k a m o n g hos neighlaws, b u t h e soon was sought a l t e r, a n d commanded t h e best of commissions, until today Inc i s k n o w n a l l o v e r t h e country. H e boa a good trietnory ¥nol is quick t o recognize a f a c e H e i s popalar and b o o . sonde for all. He i s In n o n w i t h g o m l j u d g i t i e n t , a l a m s keeping himself well posted o n t h e v a l u e o f a l l l o v e s t o c k a n d h e moo good j u d g e of horses a n d n o good horseman. I n the year 1901 he demoted l o g o into t h e r e a l e s t a t e business a n d f r o m t h e y r , first deal - n o d e g o o d . " I l e i s s t r i c t l y h o n e s t anoi his people k n o w what the colonel tells them is true. a n d his method of square d e a l i n g has node h i s patrons h i s f r i e n d s . W i t h o u t a doubt he has sold omen property t h a n a n y o n e m a n i n Hie t t t t t . O a r subject sented t h e M i c h i a a n M u t u a l C y c l o n e a n d W i n d Storni Insurance Company, w i t h offices at Hastings. M o a t . , f o r ¥ long 11111n years a g o h e w a s c h a r m o n e of the fifteen directors and Hillsdale Counties T h i s company started thirty ymrs ¥ membereltiP o f 1 3 9 . c . e r r i n o $ 1 6 3 710 insurance T o d a y i t has moor t h a n 60.0110 numbers with m o r e than 8120000.000 insurance. He also represents m u n e o f tlie hest fire insurance lip attenoling s t r i c t l y t o business l i e has built u p ¥ geed lousiness in this l i n e B u t C o l F o s t e r w i t h a l l his lousy life, alvrays has tim e to lenol a helping l o n , 1 l o o n . i n need. H e is a lover of children, whoo a r e f r e q u e n t a t h i s office a n d h o m e H i s located i l l t h e M a s o n i c block, and his residence at 2 5 6 W C h i c a g o creel. Coldwater. R e s o d . Ins other business, h e takes pleasure in manaaina t w o f i n e f a r m s . o n e 0 1 1 2 0 acres. on sections I Gilead To w n s h i p , w h e r e h i s n o n -In-law m i d only ilaughter n o k e their h o n o r H e a l s o h a s o n e grandson 2 0 m o n t h s o l d , w h o is named a f t e r t h e colonel. T h e other farm of 12ri m o r e . , east 0 7 t h , State p u b l i c school; h e r e has ¥ One herd of Holstein Cattle. w i t h ¥ fine record. O u r subject 4 noted Inc buying aril repairing property in his home t o w n . a n d thereby oloing a good turn tor hmo home city as w e l l a s h i m s e l f . H e I s ¥ m e m b e r o f N o . 31, I . O . O. F. , o f Coldwater, a n d a member of N o 1907, F. 0 . E . , which I o n ¥ very large membership. H e i s also ¥ granger, w i t h membership in N o . 137, C o l d w a t e r. M i c h . I t m a y b e seen b y carefully resoling this very b r i e f r e c o r d o f o u r genial subject. D o t his has been and is a limy l i f e h e i ¥ practically ¥ s e l l -made m a n . h a y l o f t Keinel h o h o n o r a b l e position b y a n h o n e s t endeavor a n d Judicious management o f his aBaors-ever with the thonght uppermost in his mind " d o unto others as you would be done by. Gone-Sold " Foster, E . J . , P a r t n e r, S . I I , T . G i l e a d , P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 8 7 . M r . Foram w a s h o r n A p r i l 1 2 . 11167, i n O t s e g o To w n s h i p . S t e n b e n County, Indiana, i n a log cabin. H e Iiyed in this mime cabin until he w a s 1 6 y e a r s o f m e , when his father built a new house, where Edson l i v e l until he was 20 years ol.1 I n I M P M r . Foster came to Gilead, w o r k i n g a s a Sarni h a n d on t h e farm 0111 C M a h r e v, a t $17 00 p e r m o n t h . I n 1 8 8 8 h e was employed 0 0 11,. Lamont farm at 8 1 8 . 0 0 p e r m o n t h . T h e n i n 1889 Fearer, t h e farm bend, moved his t r u n k t o t h e 8 , 0 . Luce farm for the summer. R u t Poison i t seems. had not given ell of his time and thoughts to his employers, because o n Dec. 5 , 1889, at t h e home the l i n d e s parents. John and Fdioheth W i l k i n , . r a m m e d t h e marroage of Edson I . Foster and Alrnina a l . W i l k i n s . I n 1 8 9 0 S i r . and M . F o a t e r moved on the Alniond G r a v e s f a r m a t East Gilead. an a renter. b u t i n 1891 t h e y moved t o Kinderhook, M i c h . , on t h e Boyd f a r m . O n A u g 4 . 1891, a n o n w a s Immo t o t h e m , PI1111 J . , t h e i r o n l y c h i l d B y strict monomy, e n d honest, s t e a d y t o i l . R . h o n saved enonali io buy ¥ m o l l home o f t h e i r own a t West Kinderhook. M i c h . , i n 1891. M i d for t h r e e y e a r s w e s ¥ poultry d m I e r J u n e 5, 1895, M r a n d bfen. Foster y o l d t h e i r p l a c e a n d bought 37 acres on Section I I G i l e a d TII.11,11,11. J a n u a r y 5 , 1 0 9 5 . t h e i r h o m e w i t h a l l o f its contents burned t o t h e ground. f o r c i n g M t n t o build ¥ new h o m e in 1896. With steady g r o w i n g progress M r F o s t e r has Incressed his farm to 191 acres o f land. w i t h two s e . of buildings. M r . Fonteee laments reside i n S t e o i l e n C o u n t c . h i d t h e y were horn i n I M O . ¥nol e e l , lasted t h e i r f i f t i e t h w e d d i n g enniversary a t the horny of Mrs R o l m . F o s t e r i n 1 9 11 . T h e sulojeCt of thin sketch had three brothers C o l I M I a a r A . a twin brother, is a resident of Coldly/0er, Mich , a n d i s an auctioneer and reel mtate dealer. R o b e r t W. i s farmer of Emit Gilead, M i c h a n d Into. H . . w h o died i n 1890. T h e latter a m pretense, i n t h e high schools of Indiana for seven years. Paul J . P o w e r , m e o f E d s o n ¥ n d A l m i n s Foster, was united i n marriage to Ruby, B. Brook of Bethel Townehip, Branch COunty, on Dec 2 3 . 1914 P a u l end R u b y love ad Isom, on h i s l a t h e r ' s W . to Rost Golfed Fmter, F. . F r a n u r . S . 3, T. A l i e n s . . P. 0 Q u i n c y M r P O n t e n w a s horn i n Branch County in I66u Foster, G e o 6 4 . , F a r m e r 8 3 4 . 1 Q u i n c e , P U . Q u i n c y h i r f r a m e r was born i n Breech Comity i n 1691 Fowler. F r e d H F ¥ r m e r , S 1 7 , T B e t h e l . P D . Bronson s i r F o w l e r was burn I n Branch County to 1868 Pon, A 0 . s u p e r 0 s o r. S 1 7 , T Balayne, P 0 Batavia 111 8 2 Franz. W O , . 5 3 2 . T. A l g a n u e P. 0 M o n t g o m e r y 1 8 0 2 Fredrickson Pb F F o r m e r . S 2 , T C o l d w M e r . l ¥ 1.1 Coldwater I S M . French. Pb i t F a r m e r h 2/1. T. Matteson. P B r o o ¥ o o W e F r e n c h M . born in Branch County i s 1455. Frick, James. F a r m e r. n 4 T . Alganeee, P. 0 Idemitug. 1 9 1 3 Fry I t A . F a r m e r. S I n T & j u r o r , 1' 0 Coldisster 1 9 111 Folk. W D F a r m e r and Breeter id W h i t e L e a f i e r . C h i c k e n s S Cohlw¥ter, P 0 C o l d w a t e r. I l l r F o l k was W e . in Branch C o u n t , in IBIS. Gallop. L e r o y. F a r m e r . S 3 1 , T A l g e r i a . , P . 0 . adentgainiery. M r . Gallop inse born i n Branch County i n 1847. Getman, Charlee R . . F a r m e r. S. 35. T. Bethel. P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k 1 8 7 6 . Gannets H a r r y B , Fernier. S . 10, 1 G i l e a d . P . O . Bronson I B I S . G a r , J. Wesley. F a n n e r. S . 3. T. K i n d e r h o o k , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 0 1 . Garrett. 14 I d . F a r m e r. Stockman. a n d Supervisor. S . I . T . Bethel, P. 0 . Coldwater 1 8 8 6 . Gates, W . J . F a r m e r, S I . T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 7 8 . George. C. E & Son. B r e e d e r s o f Registered Jersey C a t t l e , P a r t r i d g e Plymouth R o c k , Pertrislge M'yanolotte A n a P a r t r i d g e B a s t a . Clockeria S . 5. T e n n u i , P. 0 e n l O n Croy. 1 9 0 e . Gifford, E a r l C . , F a r m e r a n d S t o c k B u y e r, S . 30, T. C o l d w a t e r, P . 0 . Coldwater. S l r . Gifford n o , horn i n Branch County in 1676. Gilead Towoishop. E a r l L i n n , To w n s h i p C l e r k , 13. 9, T . G i l e a d , P. O . Brottrion Girard L i b r a r y. G . R . W h i t u o n . Superviaor, S . 16, T. Girard, P. water. Goble, T. D F a r m e r , S . 5, T. Kinderhook, P 0 . Knaderhook, 1 8 6 8 . Good, E z r a H . , F o r m e r nod Stock Breeder, S . 8, 1 . 1 4 . 6 1 , . P 0 . Bronson. 1116 Good. Wa l t e r. F a r m e r, S . 32, T. Coldwater, P. 0 . C o l d m i t e r. 1 8 6 4 . Goodman. S B . F e r n i e r. S 2 7 . T. A l g a n u - r. P. O . Reading. man wee born on Branch County 00 1656. Goolwin. C H . , F a r m e r, S . 35, T. Algansee. P. 0 . R e u l i n g . I d r . G o o d . won was tmrn on Branch County i n 1073. Goolwin, Emo.ior, F a r i n e r. S 3 , T . California, P . O . R e y. M r . Cooliesn was born on Branch County. in 1662. Goodwin, l e e n I V . , Fernier and Stock Breeder. S . 35, T. A l t a n a . , P. 0 . alontgotnery. S I r . G o o l w i n was born on Branch C o u r y t o 1870, Go¥liorn. Comm. Fernier. S . 27. T. Bethel. P. 0 . IlatAvia. 1 9 1 4 , Gottschalk, Charley, Fernier, S 1 7 . T A l a m o s , P. U . Quincy. 1 8 6 5 . E W . , F a r m e r , S . 26. T G u a r d , P. t ) . Coldwater. M r . Gould was born in Branch County. III itI60 Graham. K I V , F e r n i e r, S 3 , T C a b l o r n i a . I ' . 0 . Montgomery. M r . Graham was horn in Branch County i n I835 Gray, John M . . F a r m e r, S. 23, T B a u r . , P. U . gamma. M r . born i n Branch County Grey, P. 13., F a r m e r , 1. 3 1 , T. A l a m o s , P . O . Montgomery. M r . G r a y was born in Branch County in 1969. Green, Mns Barbara, Fartintig, S. I I . r . Bethel. P . O B a t a v i a . 1 9 0 7 . Green, G W . , F a r m e r, S. 3 2 , 1 . Coldwater, P . O . Colobrater. 1 9 0 9 Green, H a r r y G . , F11011nr. S . 9 , T. Gilead. P. 0 . B r e m e n , M r . Green was horn i n Branch County in 1867. Greenatnyer. John A F a r m e r , S . 12, T. O v i d , P. 0 . Coldwater 1 8 6 5 . Gt i t y e r , S o l o m o n . F a n n e r , S . 12. T. t i v i d . P . O . Cololvrater. 1 8 6 6 . Greening, H I . F a r m e r, S 2 6 T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. M r . Greening was horn i n Krao.clo County In 1073, Cremona. J F a r m e r . 5 3 3 , T. b u t l e r, P. 0 Q u i n c y, 1 8 6 9 Greetowalol. t : e o r a e . F a r m e r. S 1 3 . T Coldwater. P . O C o l d w a t e r. M r . Greenwald was born on Branch County I n 1875, Cripnian, F H . Supervisor m i d F a r m e r , S . I S . T. Kinderl000k. P. 0 . Kinderhook. M r . G r i p m e n was born no Branch County in 1066. Grove, Ben C., F a r m e r. S 11 . 1 , 8 0 1 . 0 1 0 , P 0 . Coldwater. M r . G r o o m . , , . born i n Branch County i n 1666. Grove. B . 0 , F a r m e r , S . 9, T Batavia. P. 0 . Batavia. M r . Grove o n . born i n Branch County in 1876. Grove, E i l w a r. l . F a r m e r. S . 6. T. lionolerhook, P. 0 Konolerhosk 1 9 0 2 . Grove. T h e r o n , F a r m e r , 5 1 2 . T Bates-is, P. 0 . Coldwater. M n G r o v e was born i n Branch County. Groner. C h i n . . F a r m e r, S . 3 1 , 1 . Goraril. P. O . Coldwater. M r . G r u n e r was leen in Branch County on 1860. Gruner. P . F a r m e r, S 7 , T Coldwater. P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . G r u n e r was horn i n Branch County i n 1858. Groner, Wa r d . F a r m e r and Roe.' Corrommioner, S . 1 , T. B a t a v i a , P. 0 . Coldwater. A l e . G r o n e r was born i n 'french County i n 1866. Flags, V . 11., F a r m e r, S 6 . T. Ovid, P 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 1 3 . Hmght, James B . Fernier, 5. 1 2 . 1 . California P. 0 Montgomery. 1 8 6 9 Hall, A r l o C.. F a n n e r, S. 8 , T . C a l t f o r n o , M o n t g o m e r y . M r . Hall was born ito Branch County In 1879 Hall, Charles. F a r m e r, S . 2. T. ¡ a i l e r o n . , P 0 . Montgomery, 1 8 6 6 Hall, G N F a r m e r and Road Cononossioner, S . 1 7 , T. A l a m o . , P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 6 5 , Hall, H e n r y. F a r m e r, S . 17, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Quincy, 1 8 6 5 , Hall, H i l e n H . , Farmer. S . 6. T. A l i o n u e , P. 0 . C.N-oldrenter. 1 8 4 7 . Hall, W i l l i e , F a r m e r, S . I S , T. A l e a m e e , P . U . Q u i n c y. M n . H u l l m u born in Branch County in 1567. Hall, Wi l l i s . F a r m e r, S 3 5 . T . Quincy, P 0 . Q u i n c y 1 8 0 7 . Hand, E . A . , F a r m e r, S. 32, 1 Coldmater. I ' . U . C o l d w a t e r. M n . H a n d was born in lituncla County in 1861. Blubaugh. P. S . , F a r m e r, S . I I , T . K i n d e r h o o k . P . 0 M o n t g o m e r y. 1902 Herlusigh, J. F. , F a n n e r, S . 35. T. Qnincy, P. 0 . Quince. 1 8 7 2 , Harding, L . K . , L i v e r y. Coldwater, I 1 8 4 Harkness, B . S . . Farmer. S . 2 7 . 1 B a t e r i a , 1 , O . B a t a v i a . ness ems horn i n Branch County i n I V O Marley, Isaac, F a r m e r, S . 3, T. Gilead. P. U . Bronson. 1 0 6 8 Harley, John W . , F a r m e r, S . 25, T Algansee. P. 00. gentling. 1 8 6 8 . Harley, L e v , Fernier, S . 31, T. Bethel, P 0 Bronson 1 8 7 4 . Harmon, 13. B . . F a n n e r, 5 2 7 , T. Ratio-no. U . 84.10.1n. 1 4 1 4 . Harmon, G . H . , F a n n e r, S. 18, T. Quinct P O . Coldwater. 1 8 8 2 , H¥rris, A . I F a r m e r , S . 2 2 . 1 B e t h e l . P. 11 . Harris, C. 1 1 6 Co.. Unofertake. and Funeral Director., aoldwater. Hart, Soot!, F a r m e r. S 3 3 , T G i r a r d . P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 1 4 Hawes, Ft. M . . F a r m e r . S 3 0 , T . A l m o n . . . , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r, M r . Heaveo was limn in Branch County in 1872. Hawes, H . A F o r d Ganige, Coldwater 1 0 7 2 Hawkins, A . J . , F a r m e r, S. 23. T. Girerd. t a Coldwater. 1 9 1 1 . Hawkins. George, F a r m e r, S . 8, T. 0 0 . 1 , P 0 C o l d s -e'er 1 9 0 4 . Hawley. F r a n k L . , F a r m e r, S. 5 , T M a t e y o , P. 13 Batavia, M r H a w l e y was Imirn i n Rranch County in 1870 Hoye,. F. t i . , F a r m e r. S . iti. T . Algansee. P . 0 . Q u i n c y, M r . H a r m 14.10 born in (trench Count, i n 1076 H a m m , H a r v e y, Fernier and Salesman for 3ackmn Acetylene ator, S l b . T. Coldwater, P 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 5 . �"%WNW PAT R O N S R E F E R E N C E D I R E C T O R Y. ays. C L . F a r m e r and Stock Breeder. S . 1 1 , T. Algansee, P. 0 . Qnincy. M r. H a y s was born in Branch County in 186.3. Lays, F r a n k D . , F a m e , S . 34, T . Q u i n c y, P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . H a y s w . born i n Branch County i n 1870. layward, A P . F a r m e r . S . 5 . T. Batavia. P. 0 . U n i o n C i t y. 1 9 0 5 . Leary. Snmuel. F a r m e r, 5 . 2 2 . T . K i n d e r h s o k . P . U . F r e m o n t . I n d , 1%5. Lent, H . E . . F a r m e r, 3 . 33. T. Sherwood, P. 0 . Sherwood. M r . H e n r y was horn in Branch County i n 1881. Lerman. F r a n k J F a r m e r . S 1 3 , T. Botavia, P. 0 . B a t a v i a . man wria born i n B r a % h County i n 1889. Lerman, 3. F. , F o r m e r. S . 33. T. Matteson, P. 0 . B r o . % 1 8 7 3 . Lerman., Joseph, Landscape A r c h i t e c t ¥ n d H e a d F l o r i s t S t a t e P u b l i c School, 5 . 10. T. Coldwater. P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. P E T Cerral. H . S . F a r m e r and Proprietor L a w n Rldge F a r a , S . wood, P C i h e r v r o a l . M r . H e r r i n was born in Branch C o u n t , less. : M a r t i n F a r m e r. S . 4. T . K i n d e r h o o k , P . U . K i u d e r h o o k . 1 8 8 6 . leuer. , h a s . . F a r m e r. S . 8, T Algonnen, P. 0 . Q u i n c . . 1 8 6 9 . Licks. J. H . . F ¥ r m e r S . 3 . T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 9 2 . liblebrool, C u l . F a r m e r. S . 9 , T. Algansee. P 0 . Q u o i c y. brand was born i n Branch County i n 1879. till isdni. 6 , s t a t e bank. General Banking, Colon. Hillman. I r a A , F a n n e r S 3 , T. Quincy, P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . H i l l . o u won horn i n Branch County i n 1874. Hlimelough. E l m e r, P a r n e r 5 . 7, T. Noble, P. 0 . B u r r Onk. lough was born i n /Ranch Connie iii 1870. %Orley, F r e d . F a r m e r, S . 18. T. B u t l e r, P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . H i n k l e y roes horn i n % s u c h County i n 1871. lodge, F r e d . F a r m e r. 5_ 17. T . Quincy. P. 0 . Quincy. M r . H o d g e w a s born i n England in 1880 soil settled in Branch County in 1914. Hodgman, W . B . , Abstracter. Coldwater. lotlmen, E l m e r C., F a r m e r. S 4 , T Algensee. P 0 . l o a m . . . H . J . Partner. 5 . 3 . T. A l g a n s . , P 0 . Q u i n s y. I S 7 7 . logoboonr. E . W . . F a r m e r. S . 15. T. M a t t e s o n , P . 0 . Sherwood. M r . Hogoboom woo born i n Branch County in 1876. lokunib, L e r o y, Retired F a r m e r. S . 15. T. Quincy. P. 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 8 9 3 . P a l a t e , A l b e r t H d F a n n e r, S . 32. T D l a t e s o n . P . U . Bronson. M r . Hollister Irnn born i n Breach C,mnty i631871, lolmes. C . J . , S r . , F a r m e r a n d S t o c k r a s e r. S . 8 . T . B r o n s o n , P. 0 . Bronson. M r . H o l m e s was born i n Branch County in 1844. %Imes. P. T F a r m e r . 5 . Z U . T. B u t l e r. P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . H o l m e n w s born in Branch County in 1861 H a w n , W . D . , F a r m e r , S . 20, T . B u t l e r, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . H o l m e s wan born in Branch County i n 1859 l o w y m e l l . W . E . , F a r m e r, S . 29, T. Bethel. P. 0 Bronson. 1 5 5 0 . loopingarser. Gabriel, F a n n e r. S . 1 8 . T, Gilead. P . 0 . B r o n s o n . 1 9 6 4 . Gebriel N o o n . . . t a m e r was h o r n at W i n f i e l d , Ohio, August 1 2 . 1836. A t a n e a r l y age b e b e g a n w o r k i n g on ¥ farm where be acquired a sufficiency of this w o r l d ' s g o a l s the esereasole busmenn. N o t l i k i n g mercantile life he sold out a n d bought ¥ mnnery a n d followed thss busIness for t w e l v e y e a r . . H e then mild out a n d .1i4 some t r a v e l i n g i n t h e W e s t l o o k i n g t o r n farm. I n September 1 8 6 4 b e with h i s f a m i l y m o r t a l t o G i l e a d . Brandi County, M i c h . . anti s e t t l e d WI t h e f a r m w h e r e h e alties, h a v i n g a d d e d t o until h e n o w o w n s 3 4 0 & O W , Orla Of t h e finest h o s . in Branch County. H e 1133 ¥IwAys 1,ren 311 FilallVa u n d life-Fong Democrat, voted for Pierce in 1648 and h o n n e v e r m i s s e d an election of any k i n d since. I n 1 8 5 2 h e w o s m a r r i e d t o M i s s % r a h S m u t , o f T. . . . e a r n s , . County. T o this union dren w e r e t o r n s e v e n sons and seven i l s % h t e r s . I t in o n e o f h i s Joys to think that he and seven sons voted for Wilson whom sidern the l a w of them all torten. Minn Nina. Photographer, Bronson. Magee, C. W . . Pa3WW3 and Poultryman. Breolor of S i n g l e C o m b W h i t t Leghorn Chickens. S . 6 . T. U n i o n , P. U . Union C i t y. 1 9 9 3 . bitch/ow, G e o . . F a r m e r e n d T h r e s h i n g M a c h i n e O p e r a t o r, S . 9 . T. Colifmni% P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. 11184. I o w a . D r o n e . C l e r k e d A l g o n a . To w n s h i p . S . 15. T. M u m m e r. P. 0 . U l a n : . M r H o u c k was t o r n in Itranch County in 1887. 4 w e l t . W I . F a r m , . S . 1 0 . T. A l g e n s e e , P. 0 . Q u i n c y M r . H o u c k srm horn i n nranch County llooston. V A . F a r m e r. S 1 9 . T. B u t l e r. P. 0 . Calii¥Falta. 1 9 0 7 , H o o t , W o r t h y. F a r m e r. S . 36, T. Quincy. P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 7 . Bosee. Charles F. , L a w y e r. C o l d w a t , . 1 8 8 0 . Rowland, Allison. F a r m e r. S . 7, T O v i d . P 0 C o l d w a t , . 1 9 6 / 1 Boy. John C . . F o r m e r. 1 1 , T. B u t l e r, P 0 Hoyt. Witbun, W F a r m e r . 5 . 4 . T K i n d , h o o k , P. U . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Hoyt wee born in Branch County i n 1880. Hubbard. V . H . F a r m e r , S 6 . T . B a t a v i a . P . 0 . S h e r w o o d . M r . Hishenwil w a r minimn laranch County i n 1872. fluesitoe. 1 W . C h u l o r r and F u r n i s h , Colibinater. 1 9 0 9 Hughes. W m P . ! r u i n e r. 8 . 9 , T. Matteson. P . O . Sherwood. I V O . Hosiphres, L . P. , L a r a r r . O n d w a t c r. % w e e r/ o r d . V i r g i l U . . R e a l %nate. 4 2 W C h i c a g o St., Coldwater. 1 8 6 9 . Hunt Broa.. Farmers. S . 3. T. Girard, P. 0 . Tekonsha. Itglit. M a i e r, F a / M C C S . 3, T. Girard. P. 0 . Tekonsha. 1 8 9 2 . Harley. 6 1 8 0 . C l e r k o f B a t a v i a To w n ¥ h i p . S . 1 7 . T . B a t a v i a , P . 0 . I s t a r i e M e H a r l e y woo 80311 in Branch County in 1664. Hurley. W i t h e r . F a n n e r and Justice of P e a c e . S . I I . T M a t t e s o n , P. a Sherwood M r I t n r l y woon town in Branch County in In7.1. Hutchins. L . 0 . . F a r m e r. S . 8. T O r e l , P. a Coldwater. 1 8 . 0 6 . J¥ekearisik. M a r t i n , P a r t n e r e n d Stockraiser. S 3 4 . T . S h e a r e r ' , P. 0 . Sherwood. 1 8 7 7 . ;admen, A . W . . Par.03.3 and Stnekreiser. S 4 , T M a t e o n . P. won& M r .fackren was born In Branch C a n t y in 1962. 1.1g¥ent. fitasc, P e r m , . 1 2 T G i l e a d P . 0 . Jacob, 1 1 4 . D r a l e r in D r y 633043 C n b i r r a t , . 1 9 0 1 . loiter 7 W F a r m e r s b i b . T M a t t e s ' , P. 0 Sherwood 1 9 0 5 . lower. L e r % I t e r i r e d F a r m , enel St.okravier. 5 . 14, T. Bronson. P . 0 . Bronson 1 9 1 6 . Je11.. W S F a r m , S 3 4 , % n a t e , P. 0 . CoMarater 1 8 5 4 . T F a r m , S 1 6 T C o l d o i t e r. P O . Coldwater 1 9 1 1 . johnaon. C i s , o n C L a w . or C o l d w a t e r 1 3 6 4 Johnson I d t I . . . . p o r n o - di 1 , o -eat Vi e w Stock F a r m . %eerier o f R e g . ;graved G o n n a , ' C o . . i r and D n . % Jerre-. l i m e . . U n i o n C i t . . M r . John.% o i ¥ 1e00 , n B r a w l , , d a n t y I n P l i 3 J o h n . . . h a F o r m , S 1 4 T % l o t i o n % P. c o S h e r w o o d . . woo t o r n i n % % a County %Boren W . 6 F a r m e r and 1 % r t m a n S 1 9 end 19. T . ( M i n t s , P . 0 . tjnieKv 1 . 1 1 J e w. . G W . % r y a , . 5 1 6 . T P 0 Qs..i', 1997. J o n . . C. C . . l e n l v e r m e Cetneitt Co , Q u m . . Jones G o r R . , ? r o w e r and S t o r k r a t a , 9 4 1 S l a t t e r n , wder!. M r % n e s I e 0 born in Branch County in 1411. L A . . F o r. . . , ' 9 1 1 , 1 ' K i n d e r h r o . k . P . 0 , M o n t r o m e r r . M r . Jones war loon in Branch l o n a y i n 1858 L e e r H e n r y S , F. r m r e a n d R o a d C o m m a r i o n e r, 9 2 5 . T B e t h e l . P U L0i.twntrm 4 6 3 Ewer H . t a m , . 5 a l ' P a l e r. P 0 Quincy 1995_ i . n e , Marheel. P a r r a , and S l o c k r a r e r. O t i i r M a t t r i o n . P 0 B u r r O W W . ' w e e w e born n L u n c h C o w i e in 1866 K aaaaa ugh. James N . , F a r m e r and Stockraiser. S. I T T. Bronson P . 0 . Bron¥on. M r . W e a r m u g h was b o r n in Branch County i n 1860. Keel. Beet. F a r m e r, 5 . 5, T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 4 . Keeler, Ralph, F a r m e r. S. 10. T. M a n s . . P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . E n t e r woe born in Branch County i n 1804. Keep. Charles L . . General Insurance. Coldwater. 1 8 8 4 . K e n a i , . G . la., F a r m e r, S . 19, T. Gilead. P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 1 0 . K W , John, F a r m e r and Stockraner. S 3 , T . S h e r w o o d , P . wood. M r . Kehoe syuo born to Branch County in 1865. Keith, John. P a r t n e r S . 15. T. KInderhook, P. 0 . F r e m o n t . I n d . 1 8 7 7 . Kelly, Joe. F a r m e r, S 9 , T. G i r a r d , P . U . Te k o n s h o . M r . K e l l y w a s born in Branch County in 1887. K e m p s t , , W . C . , Partner mid Stork miner. S . 3 3 . T . C o l d w a e r . P . 0 . Coldwater. 5 1 r . Kempster was born i n Branch County in 1879. Kenknight, B o o n , F e n n e r, S . 2 2 . T U n i o n . P . 0 . U n i o n C i t y. M r . Kenknight was horn in Branch County. Kenknight, E d w . d . F a r m e r and S t o a r a i s e r, S . 2 2 , T . U n i o n , P . 0 . Union City, 11565. Kennedy, J o h n W . & S o n , F a r m e r s , T h r e s h e r . , M a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d Dealers i n Hardwood Lumber. S . 25, T. Bronson. P 0 B r o % o n . Alr. l o h n W K e n n e d y was born i n Branch County i n 1867. Kenyon. Wa l t e r, F a r m e r, S . 22, T. Ovid. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . K e n y o n was torn i n Branch County in 1866. Kerr Brother, Co., Dealers in Hardware. Coldwater. Keyes, L . H . , F a r m e r, 5 , 2 8 , T. Batavia, P. 0 . Batavia, M r . K e y e s wite born i n Branch County i n 1849 Kibbe. Sidney E . , F o r m e r and D a n y m a n . S 1 4 , T . O v i d . P. water. M r K i b b e was horn i n Branch County i n 1870. Kibiloski, S t . , F a r m e r, S . 14, T. Matteson, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 7 5 . Kidder. E . R . , F a r m e r, S . 28, T. B u l l . , P. a Quincy. 1 9 1 4 . Kilbourn, J. L , , F a r m e r and Stockramer. S . 19. r . U n i o n . P . 0 . U n i o n City. M r . K i l l i o n % was born i n Branch County i n 1550. Kinderhook Township. L . L . F l i n t . Clerk, S . l b . T K i n d e r b o o k , P. 0 . Kioderhook King, E . P . Former. S . 13, T. Girard, P. 0 , Te k o n s h a . M r . K i n g was born i n Branch County i n 1858. King, Foster, L i v e r y, Tekonsha. Kingsbury. H e n r y A . . F a r m e r and Stockraiser. S . 1 4 . T . U n i o n . P. 0 . Union City. 1 9 1 2 . Kingston, L y m % , F o r m e r, S. 9, T. Girard. P. 0 . Tekonsha. IOU W13 born in Branch County i n 1855. Kinsey, U . S . , Farnier, S. 13. T. G i b e d , P. 0 . Kinderhook. 1 8 7 9 . Kinter, E . N . . F a r m e r, S . 19. T. R d . % P . 0 . B r o n s o n . S i r . K i n t e r was horn i n Branch County i n 1858. Kinyon, David. F a r m e r. S . 8 T. Sherwood, P. 0 . Sherwood. yon woo borel i n We n c h County in 1832. Kinyon. E . H C o o l . Seeds. Salt, Cement, L i m e and T i l e , Quince. M r . 1C10v00 was horn i n Syracuse, N . Y. , i n 1 8 4 4 a n d came t o Branch County i n M I . Kitchel, Horace, Publisher of " T h e R e p o r t e r, " Coldwater. 1 8 7 5 . Kline, M o r t , F e r n i e r, S . 1 1 , T . K i o d e r h o o k , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Kline was born in Branch County in 1862. K l i n k , Barney, Partner, S I . T. G i r a r d , P . 0 . Te k o n s h a , 5 1 r . K l i n k was born in Branch Connty in 1899. Klose. A . R . & Son. G r o c e r . . . Queenswere, e t c . Sherwood. 1 8 7 7 . Knapp. Charles. F a r m e r and Stockraiser. S. 16. T. U n i o n . P . 0 . U n i o n City. M r . K n e p p b o r n in Branch County in 1847 Knapp, F. E . , Atiorney.at-Law, Quincy. M r . K n a p p was born i n Branch Coontv in 1567. Knapp, W . E F a r m e r and D a i r y m a n . S. 32, T. Coldwater, P . water. 1 9 0 7 . Knauss. Clark. F a n n e r and Dairyman, S . 1 7 , T . G i r a r d , P . 0 . U n i o n City. 1 8 8 2 Knauss. H . D . . F a r m e r. S. 2. T. Kinderhook. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 7 7 . Knecht. S a m u e l , R e t i r e d F a n n e r , S . 18, T. Algansee. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1865 Kohl, N o r m a n G ¥ C a s h i e r o f F i r s t National B a n k , Quinn)'. M r . K o h l was horn i n Branch County i n 1007. K r u s a n J a m b . F a r m e r s o d Stockratser. S . 1 0 , T . B r o n s o n , P . 0 . Bronson 1 8 9 1 Kulosnik, F r a n k , Retired F a r m e r. Bronson. 1 8 7 9 . .ulboosk. NC , Funnier, S . 24. T . Matteson, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 9 7 , Kulow. A . W . . F a r m e r, S 12. T. Algansee, P. 0 . A l l e n . 1 5 8 4 . - K a u r a . Jacob. F a r m e r, S . 2. T . Gilead, P. 0 , Bronson. 1 9 1 1 . K i t e , Oscar. Former, 5 8 , T. Colduater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 3 . Lanipman, A . E , F a r m e r . S . 34. T. Butler, P. C r Quincy. M r . L u m p . nun was born i n Branch County in 1863 Lathrop. M t s . Ole, Proprietor of Riverside Hotel, Union City. Laura, John P. , Blacksinithing and Wooliwork. Coldwster. 1 8 9 0 . Commence, J. L . . Fernier. S. 20. T. Gilead, P. 0 . Bronson. M r . Lawrence was horn in B r a n c h County i n 1856. Layman. D e n n i s A . . F a r m e r , S . 2 3 , T . Bethel, P. O . Coldwater. M r . Layman was ho en in Branch County in 1872. Loyman, %inn H . , Partner. S . 23, T. Bethel, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 7 . Lee, l o b o , ( H a i e n & L e e . ) H a r d w o r e . Implements e n d wool Lehmsnn. B A . , F a r m e r, S. 26. T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 2 . Leirorthy, W . A . , F a r m e r. S . 16, T. Nohle, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 6 7 . Libert. M i k e , P a m , . S. 9 , T. B o i l , . P. O . Te k o % b s . 1 9 0 4 . Lilly, S e y m o r. F a r m e r . S . 4 , T . Noble. P. O . Bronson. h l r . L i l l y was born i n Branch County in 1871. Lindsey, W I S F e r t n e r , S . 9 , T. Quincy, P. O . Quincy. M r . Lindsey was born in Breech County in 1878. M r . . Lindsey % a l m a in 1879. Ling. H B , F a r m e r, S. 17. T California. P. 0 . Montgomery. 1 8 9 0 . L i n n E a r l , F a r m e r and Township Clerk, S 9 , T. Gilead, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . Mr. L i n o w . 80111 in Branch C o w l , . in 1890. L i p p , t . W m . C . , F a r m e r. S. 8, T. A 1 E . . . r e , P. U . Quincy. 1 8 8 4 . Lobdr11, G . F. . , Fernier, S. 25, T. Bethel, P 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 7 . Locke. A . L , AtiOrney at L i m . B r a w l . 1 8 6 2 . Locke. P. J , Retired F a r m e r, Sherwood, 1 9 6 2 . Lackerhy, W i l l i a m H , Attorney, Quincy. 1 8 6 5 . Lockwood. P. C . , F a r m e r. 5 . 6, T. Ovid, P 0 C o l d w a t e r. wood was horn in Drench County Lockwood, F . B F a r m e r a n d % b o n ] I h r e c t o r of District Mo. 7, S . 22, T. Butler. P. 0 Q u i n c y P a % Lockwood. N a y 11 F e r n ' , ¥ n d Dairyman, S 7 . T . O v i d , P . O . C o l d ' o i l e r. M r . Lockwood w e t horn in Bronch County in 1883. Logan. 1,0015 F , t n e r . 5 3 4 . 1 . Girard. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 4 . l o n g J I . F a r m e r. S P I , T. 1184.1. P 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 0 3 . L o o n . , S . Former mirl Township Treasurer. S / 4 . T. G i r a r d , P . O . Coldwater. i l r 1 , o n i i a eon horn in ilmtich C a n t y In 1873. N I c h o l . . I r e ¥ l e r in F r o % e n d Contectionery. C o l d w s t e r. 1 9 0 7 . L O W , Rocco, Proprietor of S. w th e r n Michigan P r a t Supply, CobieMber, 1.01. Loons. Sanford. Machine Shop. Coldiinder. 1 9 0 0 . Lott, A V . Pl1381¥3. 8 2 4 . T C o l d e s t , . P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 9 . 1...mernige, H e n r y C a t t o r n e s ¥ a . L o s e , Coldw¥ter. Lademen, Charlie. Farmer. S . 2. T Q u i n n , . P i t Q u i n c y. V W . Loe, J. , F a r m e r snil % % k r o n e r 4 . 1 . 1 U n i o n , P . O U n i o n C R T. Lsncb, Joe, F a r m e r, is 3 1 . T. %trivia. P. i t f i r m s . . M n . torn in Branch C a n t y i n 1811 Letef, Fred. Prosier anil Stock Rorer, S 2 0 , 1 M a t t a M M . P . srond M r U t t e r vans l o r e in Branch C o a s t , i s 1870. Lytle. John. Proprietor ol M e r r i l l House. Sherwood. M r . Ly t l e W e hara in branch Colony. 7 Lytle, J. W . , F a r m e r, S . 31, T. Algansee, P. 0 . Montgomery. 1 8 6 4 . McDougal, H a r r y, F a r m e r, S . 7 , T . O s -id, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. Dougal w a s born i n Branch County i n 1883. 51cElhenle David, F a r m e r. S. 13, T. California, P. O . Montgomery. 1 9 1 0 . Mcliudarffer, Carl, F a r m e r, S. 2 6 , T . B e t h e l , P . U . K m d e r h o o k . McEnandeer was born i n Branch County in D M . McEndarlfer, Clarence, F a n n e r, 5 . 1, T. Noble, P. O . Bronson. Endarffer was born i n Branch County i n 1883. b l a n d e r f f e r. % a n F a r m e r and Township Trcoaurer, S . 3 5 , T . B e t h e l . P. U . Kinderhook. 1 8 6 7 . McEndarffer. John, F a r m e r, S . 35, T . B e t h e l , P . 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . 31chnilerlier was b o r n in Branch County in 1882. 31cIntosh, H . G . , F a n n e r, S. 17, T . Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 4 4 . McKinney, F r e d , Thester, Quincy. McMurray, Clias., F a r m e r, S. 3 , T. California, P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. M r . McMurray was born i n Branch County in 1876. McMurray. John, Fortner, S. 8 , T. Calsfortna, P . 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. M r . McMurray was born i n Brandi County i n 1868. H e h a s s e r v e d a s Supervisor. Macey, E d g a r. F a r m e r. S . 36, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 1 0 . !decry. Ftichard. F a r m e r, S. 25, T. Q u I n c y, P. 0 . Qaincy, 1 9 0 7 . Mack, G m . , F a r m e r and Supervisor. S 1 7 , T . N o b l e . P . U . B r o n s o n . 3Ir M a c k was horn in Branch County i n 1863. Mallow, George W. , F a r m e r, S . 2 3 . T . B r o n s o n . P . 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . Mallow wee boot in Branch County in I 8 5 4 . M a l i g n s , F. C . , F a r m e r, S. 3. T . Batavia, P . U . C o l d w a t e r. guse was born in Branch County ill 1861. Mann, F. P. , F a r m e r, S . S. T. Quincy. P. U . Quincy. 1 8 9 1 . Mann, 31. I t , , F a r m e r, 5 . 22, T . G i r a r d . P . O . C o l d w a t e r, 5 1 r . M a n n was horn i n Branch Couch v in 1853. Markham, G . A . , Fil3111C3. S. 3 , T. Girard, P. 0 Te k o n s h a . 1 8 5 5 . Markley, 0 . E . . F a r m e r, S. 2 4 , T . C o l d w a t e r. P . U . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Markley Wa3 born i n Branch County in 1393. Jlarquart l i d , Fernier, S . 1 0 T. Algousee, P. U . Q u i n c y. M r . Marquart was l o r n tu Branch County i n 1866. Marshall. A n i t a A . . Farmer, S . 33. T. Ovid, P . O . C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 6 5 . Martm, A . H . , F a r m e r ond Stock Buyer. 5 . 6 , T . Gilead, P. U . B r o n s o n . 51r. Martou was horn in Branch County in 1869. M a r t i n Carl, 83311133, 5 . 7, T. O v i d , P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . M a r t i n w s ¥ born t o Branch County in 1880. Martin, E . F. , F a r m e r, S . I I , T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 8 7 5 . D ' a r t . , W i l l i a m , F a r m e r, S . I V, T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 5 7 8 . Marusgczyk, R e v. W m , . Catholic Priest. Bronson. 1 9 0 6 , Inotteson Township, S . A . Copeland, Clerk. S . 2 1 . T . M a t t e s o n , P . 0 . Sherw May, Clarence, F a r m e r. S . 14, T. Noble, P. 0 . 1330133013, 3 1 r . M a y w a s born i n Branch County in 1880. Maxion, H a r m o n C . , F a r m e r. S . 23, T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy, son was born in 1878 and Mrs. M a r o o n was born in 1864. Mellinger, O m . , F a r m e r, S . I I , T. Matteson, P. 0 . Sherwood, 1 8 9 4 . 3Ier11ng, W . E . , F a r m e r. S . 28 and 3.3. T. Butler, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 9 0 3 . Meyer, M a r i e , " C u l v e r F r u i t F a r m , " S. I S , T . 3 l a t t e s o n P . 0 . C o l o n . 1904 3lichael, R . F. , Former. S . 10. T. Kinderhook, P. 0 . 5 l o n t g o r n e r y. M r . Michael was born in Branch County i n 1858. 3lichael, J. E . , Fernier, 5 , 8 , T Kg...lei-hook. P . 0 . K n i d e r h o o k . 1 8 6 0 . Micklatcher, George, F a r m e r, S. 16. f . Matteson. P. 0 . Sherwood. M r . Micklatcher w n , born in Branch Comity i n 1874. blikola/cook, M a r t i n , F a r m e r, S . 50, T. Batavia, P. U . Bronson. 1 8 7 2 . Mikolatcher, Antone, F a r m e r, S. 8, T . Batavia, P. 0 . B a t m a n 1 8 7 3 . 51iller, A . L . , Partner. S 27. T. Bethel, P 0 . Batavia. 1 5 7 8 , Miller, Wi l l i s . F a n n e r. S . I , T. Batavia, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 5 9 . Mintling, J. B . , Fortner and Stockraiser. S . I S . T . G i r a r d , P . water. 19112. Mitchell, B L . , Former, S . 6, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Sherwood. S I T 5litchell was born in Branch County in 1537. Mohr, J a m s , F o r m e r mtd Stockratser, S . 33, T. Sherwood, P . 0 . S h e r . cowl. 1 9 1 1 . f t l . r e , A . A . , F a r m e r, S. 4 , T. Girard. P. 0 . Tekonsha. Moore, A . L . , F a r m e r. S. 4 , T. Qutncy, 1 7 . 0 , Q u I n c y, M r . M o o r e w a s born i n Branch County in 1943. 31oore, A . i t . , Cashier State Sayings Bank, Sherwood, Moore. C C . , Former, S . 22, 1 . Butler, P. U . Q u i n c y. M r . M o o r e w a s horn i n Branch County in 1877. Moore, , F a r m e r, S . 22, 1 . Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 9 7 . Moore & Sweet, Hardware, I m p l e m e n t s and Vehicles. Union City. Morgan, J L . Dealer i n General Merchanilisr and Chairman %Committee of Commissioners. Coldwater. 1 8 7 1 , Morrison, F. G F a r m e r . 5 211, T . Girard, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r, rison was burn i n Branch County i n 1876. M o r m o n , W m . , F a n n e r and S t o c k m e n . S . 3 a n d 4 , T . U n i o n , P . 0 . Union City. 3loser, C . C P a r t n e r , S. 5. T. Girard, P. O . Tekonshe, 1 9 0 9 . Moser, O w e n L . , F o r t n e r, S. 1 2 , T . M a t t e s o n . P 0 . S h , w a x l , M r . Moser was l o r n in Branch County in 1863. Molt, G m . W . . F a r m e r, S. 36. T O v i d , P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . M o t t w e l o r n in Branch County i n 1878. M o w r y. I . W , P u n i e r. S . 3 5 . T. Batavia. P. 0 . B¥lavia, 1 8 7 7 , Mowry, C h o i A P a r t n e r , S 1 1 . 1 . O d d , P. O . C o l d w a t e r. M r . M o w r y . w . horn in M a n c h County i n 1859. Mowry. W n . S F a r m e r unit Dairyman, S. 10, T. Ovid, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r, Mr. M o w r y Wiln born ill Branch County in 1863. M u n d i , R o . , F a r m e r, N. 32, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldweter 1 9 0 2 , 811.108113, 8 . . P n r n i , r, S 7 . T. Quints., P . 0 . Q u i n c y, M r . M u r p h y was horn i n Branch County in 1864. M o w n . Claude, F a r m e r. S . 3 0 , T . M e t t e s o n , P . 0 . S h e r w o o d . M r . Mules% % a horn i n Branch County in 1893. Musser, J. C ã F a r m e r, S. I S , T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 9 3 . Nagel. Peril, Fernier and Dairymen. S. 33, T. G i r a r d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e , . 1909 Nash. 0 C P a r r n e r . S 9 . T Matteson. P. 0 . S h e r w o a l . M r . Nash I n a torn in Branch C a n t y in 1873 W e b % J S . Cashier Onion City Nations! Bonk. Union City. Hettlemon, John, P e n n e r, S 3 n , T. Bethel, P. 0 , Coldwater, 1 9 0 7 . Newhetry. J. Q . , P i r m e r. S . 11, T. Butler, P. 0 . Nrrrman, W m J . , Partner, S I I , T. Coldwater. P . i t . C o l d w a t e r. M r . N e w n a n wan l o r n in Branch County i n 1.05. Nichole, M n , . I t . J.. F e r m i n . . S. 32, T H u l l e r, P. 0 . Quincy. ols was I r o n i n A r e n a Counts- i n I S M . Nicholas G I . . F a r m e r, 5 9 , T. Ruder, 1. 0 . Nielson, A . , Partner, 9 . 7 , T. Q i e n r y. P i t c o l d w a t e r. 1 9 0 9 . Nivison, M B . , F a n n e r. S 3 1 , T G o e r & P. O . Coldwater, M r . M a m a war born In N o m a Counts ifs IWO. Motile Township, I r v i n /leery, T o w a h i p Clerk, S . 3 , T . N o b l e , p No-hanger, Ve r n o n . F a n n e r S . 17, T. N o b l e . P 0 . % o n i o n . M r . N o l a anger yrea horn in B r a n d i Count. i n 1 . 2 . Norton, John W , F a r m e r. S S i . T. a n t l e r, P. 0 . Q u i n n ) . M r N o r t o n y r . b o n n i e W e l l . County, I n d , i n 1 9 5 5 e n d s e t t l e d i s B r a n c h County in 1912 M r s N o r t o n v a s horn i n Ja. County, I n d , I n 1150. Malachi. l e m u r, Farmer. Bronwin 1 9 0 11 , �7 N o y . , Buono J , F a r m e r. S. 29, T . 8 M a v i a , P . 0 . Bronson B o r n i n Branch County on 1855. Nye, Nelson. Farmer. S 6 , T. Konderbook. P. a B i o d e r b o o k . M r . N y e waa torn in Branch County i n 1890 Ogden. E d w. , F a r m e r, S. 3 9 . 1 ' . Alg.aawr. P 0 Ogden, W . H . ( B . O . Carpenter and Farmer, S. 1 , T. Union. P. 0.170i011 Coy, M r . Ogden was born in Branch County in 1875. ¡ O n t . ! . W . H F a r m e r , S 6 , T. Gilead, P . 0 . B r o n s o n . mead a m horn i n Branch County on 1843. Olney, C L . F a r m e r, S 34. T B u t l e r, P 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 1 r . O l n e y m e i born in Branch County in 1873. Own, Wa l t e r D . . F a r m e r, S. 8, T G i r a r d . P. 0 . Union C i t y. 1 9 0 2 . Osborn. C . R . . Photographer, Coldwater. 1 8 9 2 . Osborn. D . I C , Farmer. S. 14. T. Calilornia, P 0 . Montgomery. 1 8 8 7 . Olin, O n e , F a r m e r, S. I S , T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Otis w a s b o r n in Branch County i n 1879. Ovid Township, Jay To m p k i m , Clerk, S. 33, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. Owen. C. W , Editor of T h e Quincy Herald, Quincy. 1 8 8 5 . Onershatn, G . R . , Fernier, S 5 6 , T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 9 5 . Paddock. W . M . , Farmer. S . 25. 1'. Girard. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. dock was born in Branch County on 1872. Palmateer, Clint. Farmer, S . 1, T. Matteson, P. 0 . Sherwood mateer was horn in Branch County to 1877. Palmer, Geo. E . , Quincy. 1 9 0 7 . Palmer. Palmer & Palmer. Lawyers, Coldwater. Paradine. A B . . Farmer. J.. 13, T & t a r o . P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. M r . P a r a . dom was born in Brooch County in 1875. Parschne Charlie, Farmer. S . 19. 1' O v i d , P 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . P a r a . b a r o n . . born on Branch County in I M O . Paradine, F a r n i e r , S . 6, T. Ovid, P O . C o l d w a t e r. M r . P a r a d i n e was horn i n Branch County Parailine, Ralph. Farmer. S. l b T O v i d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t m . dine was horn in Branch County in 1886. F a r a d . , Thomas, F a r m e r, S. 21, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 8 6 9 . Paradone W m . W F a r m e r , S I S . T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 2 . Parke, E . D . , Farmer. S. 22. T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldsyster. M r . P a r k e w . , born in Branch County i n 1859. Parker. C. S . F a n n e r and Cigar Manufacturer. S. 1 9 . T. Q u i n c y, P . 0 . Cold water. 1 0 6 . 9 . Pmsom, B . NI.. F a r m e r, S. 2, T B e t h e l , P. 0 . Batavia. M r . Parsons was born i n Branch County. in 1870. Patch, W . 11 , Farmer. 5 4 . T. B e t h e l , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M n . P a t c h was Forn I n Branch County in 1644. Pemrs, A . A . . F a r m e r and Dairyman, S, 27, T . C o l d w a t e r, P . water. 1 9 1 1 . Pearce. A . E W h o l e s a l e and l i t t a l l Manufacturer of Cigars a n d Tobacco, Coldwater 1 8 6 6 . Pemlms Portland Cement Co.. Manufacturers of Cement. Union City. Penn, James Farmer. S 2 3 , T N o b l e . P 0 . Bronson. 1 8 7 4 . Peppott, P r a n k . Farmer and Commissioner. S . 28, T. O v i d , P. water. M r . Peppiatt was horn in Branch County 10 1872. Peppiait. Fred J.. Farmer. S. 4 . T. Kioderhook, P. 0 . K i o d e r h o o k . M r . Peppialt wes t o r n in Branch County i n 1874. Peterson, Chris E a r n i e r . S. I . T. Coked. P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 0 0 . Petcrson, L l m d . Ve l e n n a r o n . Coldwater. 1 9 0 6 . P h a n . , 1 J F a r m e r , s 1 3 , T. Kinderhook. P. O . !Montgomery. M r . WAS born in Brooch County in 1879. Phillips, John. F a r m e r, 5 . M . T. Butler, P. 0 . Phillips .1 F . , Earnicr, S 1 6 . T. Kinderhook. P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . 1 8 7 1 . Pi¥tt, F a r m e r , S . 36, T. Bethel. P, 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . M r . P r a t t was l o i n in Branch County in 1876. Pierce, Fred I . , F a r m e r, Carpenter a n d T i m m r . S . 1 7 . T . S h e r w o o d , I. 4 i shorwood M r . Pierce was born i n Branch County in 1878. Posts, G E . . F a r m e r and Stock Breeder, S 2 0 . 3 ' . Algansee, P. ing M r . Poats wa., horn in Branch County in 1864. Pollock, S 0 1 1 . Lumber and Coal, Coldwater Pond. E 0 , F a r m e r. s 2 6 . T. l i v i d . P . O . Coldwater. 1 8 7 1 . Porter. W m F a r m e r . 1 9 . T California, P. 0 . Fremont, I n d . 1 8 6 4 . Powell, Lewis. F a r m e r. S 6 , T. Quincy. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . P o w e l l was lorn on Bmnch County in 1875. Power, ' , w i t , Cssliier of Quincy State Bonk. Quincy. 1 9 0 4 . Pfloler I . 1 1 , P r i a m of Bronson Pratt 51anulacturing C o , Children's Sled., B e n t W o o d S e a t s a n d S h o o Flies. Coldwater. PreMon, J. lo . Farmer, S . 17, T. California, P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. 1 8 7 0 . Pridgeov. John, Farmer and Supervisor, S . 2. T. California, P. . gonory. M r . Pridgeon w e . b o r o n Branch County i n 1872. Publo4 Library. H . H . Barlow, Coldwater. Quimby, A D . , Farmer, S. 25, T. Ovod, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Q u i m b y was I orn in Branch County in 1856. Quirob,, Ennis, Former. S. 27. T. Ovid, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Q o i m b y was torn in Branch County on 1852. Quimby. C r, , . F. , Cannon. S 2 5 , T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Quimby was horn i n Branch County in 1871. Quimlo, .1 ads¡. F a r m e r . S. 26, T. Ovid, P. O . Coldwater. 1 , wys l o r n in Branch County in I 9 6 8 . Quimby, I . W . , Farmer, S . I n , T Q u i n c y, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 1 . Qiyirribv, O r o l , Farmer. S 1 4 . 3 ' . Quincy. P, 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 1 . Quimby. k N . , Farmer. S . 10. T. Bethel, P . 0 . B a t a v i a . M r . Q u i m b y ',11i o r , , in Branch Count,- in 1673. Quinilo. W . 11 , Fanner, S 1 4 , T. Quincy, P. 0 , Q u i n c y, M t . Q u i m b y wys la,rn B r . Ò 1 . 1 1 County in 1S52. Quimby. /.¥nus I . e y r t i o , S 1 0 , 1 . Quincy. P. O . Quincy. 1 9 0 1 . Q u i n , Luniher , U e d a , in Lumber and Building Material, Quincy. Quint, S i ,te Bank, ' , n e r d Banking. Quincy. Raley, E . F ¥ Farmer. S I S , T 'Bethel. P. 0 . Bntavia. 1 9 0 4 . Ralston. (k.orge W. . Sheriff, Colowater. Ralston, John. Farmer, S, 1 , , T G i r a r d . P. 0 . Coldwater. 1903. Ramsdell. W . P. , E m m a , S. 21. T. H o u l e , I ' . 0 . Q u i n c , . 1 8 5 8 . Randall. s I t , F a r m e r a w l l o a d Commossooner, S . 5 . T . C o l d w a t e r. P. t ` . Coldwater. 1 8 4 6 Ransford. . P a r n e r. s C I . T . Butler, P. ( J . Q u i n c y. 1 1 r . R a n a l o r d was born i n Branch County in 1665. R a s e , Itio ¥ F . r , n r , . S 3 l T o v i d . l ' O . Konderhook. 19110. Rathbun, , a l t e r . Barmer, 2 6 T . co, id, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 0 . Rawson [ ( i m m u r e C c , F u r n i t u r e a n d U n d e r t a k i n g . Q u i n c y. M r . M . Rawson o r s born i n Branch County in 1855. Rorson (Yaryan, ( I , . H . Rawson 0,1,10. J. Ay e r s ) Grunge, Q u i n c y. E i a tablishel 1910. Rawson, M . C.. Farmer. S. 32. T. Quincy, P. O . Q u i n c y. M r . R a w s o n waa born i n Branch County in 1864. Rawson, Theo. M . , Farmer, S. 26, T. Quincy, P. 0 . Q n i n c y. M r . R a w . son was born in Branch County in 1888. PATRONS' R E F E R E N C E D I R E C T O RY. Re, C , Alarcbant at Goldw¥ter Lake, D 26, 7 . O v i d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 146 Reed, E d . F a r m e r, S. 13. 7 . Noble. P. 0 . B r o . . . 1 9 1 4 . Regisier¥Weekly, T h e . To m P. Robinson. Pobliaher. D a m n C i t y. R e e s . , J o b s F ¥ r m e r, S. I I . T. Bethel. P. 0 . Batavia. 1 8 7 0 . Reynold., John lo F a r m e r . Brick and Ti l e , S. 1 0 . T . A l g a s s e e , P . % N i n e , M r B e , v i i i . Irma b o r a t e Brancli County Rhenbottom, F. C , Undertaker and Monuments1 W o r k . , U n i o n C i t y. Rhyme+ W m . G F a r m e r . c 4 . T. Butler. P. 0 . Tekonsba. 1 6 9 3 . Ribbeck, C . , F a r m e r. S . 13. T O v i d . P. O . Coldwater, 1 6 7 0 . Rice, Charlie, F a r m e r. S. i t , T. Gonad, I ' . 0 . Union City. 1 8 8 . 5 . RIC!, H a r r y. P a n n e , S . 19, T. Batavia, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . R i c e w a s born i n Branch County i n 1079. Rice, W . S . P a r d o , S 4 , T . C o l d w a t e r. P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . R i c e was born in Branch County in 1879. Riley. C . P. , F a r m e r. S . 3. T. Matteson. P. 0 . Sherwood 1 9 1 4 . Robbins, C A . , F a r m e r, 5 2 1 , T. Matteson. P. 0 Sherwood. 1 9 1 2 . Robinson. F. E . . County School Commosaimer. Coldwater. 1 9 0 5 . Robonson. Torn P Pulolosher T h e R e g o t e r . W . k l y , Union C i t y. Root & Shulander, Vulcanising and Auto Repairing. Coldwater. 7 9 1 5 . Rosman, A M . , F a r m e r, S. 15, T. B u t l m , P. U . Q u i n c y. M r . B o r m a n woo; t o r n on Branch County on 1851. Rosman, R e x , F a r m e r S . 12, T. B o t l e r, P . 0 . L i t c h f i e l d . In.n was born i n Branch County i n 1883. Ramsey. Chas , L i v e r y. Sherwood. Rurnsev, Geo W S t G . A . , Grist M i l l and Saw M i l l , S. 1 7 , T . B r o n a o n , P 0 Bronson. Ramsey.. G . A G r i s t SDI' and Saw M i l l , S . 17. T. Bronson. P. 0 . me. M r . G A . R u m m y ism born i n L a G r a n g e C o u n t y, I n d . , i n 1876 Romney, Geo. G r i s t M i l l and S a w M i l l , S . 1 7 , T . B r o n e o n , P . 0 . Bronoon. 1 8 4 2 . Ruple, Arthur. F a r m e r. S . 10. T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 6 . Rupright. F. I . Doctor, S . 14. T. G i l e a d . E a s t G i l e a d , P . 0 . Bronson. Lir. R u p r i g h t was burn in Branch County Russell, A 0 8 ' . F a r m e r. S I , T. O v i d . P . O . C o l d w a t e r. I d r R u s s e l l was born i n Branch County in 1876, Russell, Chas l b . F a r m e r. 5 . 9 . T. Ovid. P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . R u n e l l was born i n Branch County i n 1853. Russell. I , I L . F a r m e r and Teacher. S . 14. T. Bethel, P . 0 . C o l i l w s t e r. Mr. Russell was born on Branclo County in 1874. Russell, Lutloer E , F a r m e r and Supervisor S . 18. T O v i d . P . water. M r R u s s e l l was born i n Brooch County in 1872. Remelt. N . C . . F a r m e r, S . 9, T. Ovol, P. 0 . Coldwater. 5 / , Russell was born in Branch County in 1 8 5 8 Rumell / M o s . , P a u l a n d B u d d H . R u s s e l l . F a r m e r s . S . 12. T . Bethel. P 0 C o l d w a t e r. P a o l Russell n a s born i n Branch C o u n t y i n 1892 and Budd H . Russell wan born i n Branch County I . 1895. Ryder, A . W . , F a r m e r. S . 14. T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 7 3 . Ryder, C . F. , Fernier, S . 4, T. B u t l e r, P. 0 . Sager, Joseph 5 1 . , P r o p r i e t o r o f Sunset F a r m , S . 28, T. Bronson. P. 0 . Bronson. M r . Sager was born i n Branch County in 1863. Salisbury. A d d , F a r m e r, S . 6, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Sherwood. M r . Salisbury was b i n i n Branch County in 1810. Salisbury, E r w i n , F a r m e r . S . 1 2 , T . M a t t e s o n . P. 0 . Sherwood. M r . Salisbury was born in Branch County i n 1879. Sanders, A m o s . F a n n e r . S . 17, T. Gilead, P. 0 . Bronson. M n . Sanders W . born i u Branch County i n 1896. S a n d e r, Archie. F a r m e r, 5 , 9, T. Algansee, P. O . Q u i n c y. M n . S a n d e r s wa, born III Branch Coutity i n 1878. Sanders, Jesse. F a r m e r . S . 1 7 . T . Gilead, P. 0 . Bronson. M r . S a n d e r. was born in Branch County i n 1852. Sanders, NIrs. M i n n i e , Farming, S . 17, T. Gilead, P. 0 . Bronson. Smith, Prom, Plumber, Coldwater, 1 8 7 4 , Sanford, H . D . F a r m e r and Treasurer. S. 32. T. Coldwa(er. P. water. M r . Sanford was b o r n in Branch County Saxton, E . E . , F a r m e r . S . 2 4 . T . C o l d w a t e r, P . 0 . Coldwater. M r . hoar on was born i n Branch County i n 1868. Saxton, H . W , F r o m m , S . I I , T. Noble, P. 0 . Broneon. 1 9 1 3 . Schmiller, L . P . F a r m e r, S . 2 1 . T. O v i d , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 2 . Scheodler & Raggedly. L i v e r y, Coldwater, School D i s t r i c t N o . 3 . A . J . Rainey, T r . rrrrr J . E . H a g e r, Moderator, S. 3, T. Butler, P. 0 . Litchfield School District N o 7 , F. B. WIlccor. NIalerator, H . R . M i m s , Treasurer, F E . Lockwood, Director. S. 21. T . Butler, P. 0 Q u i n c y. School D i s t r i c t N o , 8 , S . S . 5A'ortz, aloderator, A . J. lirivens. Direetor, S. 20. T. Girard. School District No. 12, W . S . Rice, Moderator, Harvey Haynes, Treasurer, S, IA. r C o l d w a t e r. Sembel, H a r l e y B . , F a r m e r , S . 6 . T . B u t l e r, P . O . Tekonsha. M r . Schubel was born in Branch County in 1892. Schomaker, R o y . F a r m e r , S . 1 2 , 1 ' C o l d w a t e r, P. 0 . Coldwater. M r . Scbumaker was born i n Branch County in 1889. Scott. Daniel. Farmer, S . 5, T . Girard, P. O . Te k o r m h a . 1 9 1 3 . Sebring. E . A . . F a r m e r, S . 12. T. Corard, P. 0 . Tekonsha. 1Y167. Sebring. John, F a r m e r. 5 2 7 . T. Qaincy, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 8 5 3 . Secor 5 1 . C , Fernier, S . 18, T. California, P. 0 M o n t g o m e r y. 1 8 9 2 . Selby, Chas., F a r m e r, S. 1 6 . 3 ' . Bethel. P . O B a t a v i a . 1 6 6 7 . SelbY, W m . IM., Grain Buyer and Dealer in Real Estate, Sherwood. 1 8 9 2 . Sel:, J . 5 , F a r m e r. S. IA, T. Bethel, P. 0 . Batavia. 1 8 9 8 . Sellers, R o y, F a r m e r, S . 28, T. Ovid. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 4 . Shaffmaster, Joy F. , F a r m e r, S . 4 , T . & o n . , P . 0 . B r o n m n . M r . Shaffina,ter s o born in Branch CountyShanmaster, John H . F a r m e r and Stockraiser. S . 4, T . Bronson, P . 0 . Bronson S l r . S h a n n o t e r was born i n Branch County its 1861. Sharp, J. J . F a r m e r. S . 9 , T. Butler, P. 0 . Q u i n c y. 1 8 7 6 . Sherer. Daniel. Frirther, 8 . 6 . T. Algarnee. P. O . Coldwater. 1 8 5 2 . Sherman, Clark, Farmer, S , 3 3 , T. O r i a . P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 4 5 . Shoemaker, Bros., Farnsers, S. 24, T. Rstavia. P. 0 C o l d w a t e r, 1 9 1 2 , Short, C l i f t i n H . , F a r m e r and Road Conimissioner, S. 12. T. Noble, P. 0 . Bronson. S i n S h o r t was t o r n , , , Branch County 0 0 1872. Shuns/say, L . A . , F a r m e r. S . Ô 3 , T. Algansee. P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y, 1 8 4 9 . Shanoway. Vivian. F a r m e r, S. 5 , T. A l k a l i s e , P. 0 , Quincy. war was born i n Branch County i n S h u r ¡ , Fred, A . , F a n n e r, S 3 3 . T. Batavia. P. O . B r o n m n . M r . S h o i r t r w o l o r n in Branch County i n DSO. S h u r , Lewis. F a r m e r, S. h i , T. Bethel, P. 0 . Batavia. M r . S h u l l . WA , lorn in B r a m I i County in 1586. Simons. E d d a and Rodney J., F a r m e r , S..3, T . Sherwood. P. 0 . Athena. Sims. N o r n o n , F a r m e r, S. 4, T. Gi:oad, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 0 3 . Sisson. W i l l . Farmer and Dairyman. S. 34, T, G i r a r d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 190 Shriller, C . L . , F a r m e r and Stockrsiser. S . 3 5 , T. Bronson. P. 0 . Bronson. Mr. s l i s h e r war t o r n in Branch County in 1,77. Sloman & Gruner, Clothiers and Furnishers. Coldwater. Smiley. E . h , Farmer, 5 . 7 , T. Kinilerhcayk, P 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . 1 8 7 8 . Smiley, S. A . . Farnier, S . I S , T. Batavia. P. B a t a v i a . 1 8 6 0 , Smith. Albert. F a r m e r. S 7 , T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 4 . Smith, Abram 1... F a r m e r and Stockraiser, S . 20, 7 . Girard. P 0 U n i o n C i t y 5 1 r , Smith won horn in Branch County in 1839 Smith, Austin I f . F a r m e r, S . 19, T, o v i d , P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 8 7 7 . Smith, C . A , Former, S 5, T. Coldwater, P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 9 8 . Smith, David, klerchant end Farmer, 5 , 2 1 , T . B u t l e r, P . 0 . Q u i n c y. 1846 Smith, R a r e . . F a r m e r, 6 l a T. A l g o n a . . P . 0 . Q a t a r , M r S m i t h wan bore an Braneto C o o n r, i n 1676 Smith, B . A . F ¥ r o i e r. b 2 . T. 'Noble. P 0 . B r o w s e . M i . S m i t h w a s born i n 8 n . u r r, Cranny 311 1657, Smith. Food J F a r m e r , S 2 7 . T G i r a r d . Y. 0 . C o l d e s t . M r . S m i t h lam Immo in Branch County B o o t h , ? . O . , Farmer. b 3 T . Ovid. P 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 0 1 6 . S w a b . G l e n C S a l m o n . , 4 3 Montimenerr S t . . Coldwater M r S m i t h was born on n o n c e County l a Singh, H O , G e o r r ¥ I 2 a r i n r r b . 13 and 24. T S h e r w o o d , P City. hmorh,J W , F a r n , e , , S 8 . T. Ovid, F t o C o l d w a t e r M r S m i t h iwas born on Branch County on 1874. Smith, S a n i ' l P a o a o e r, S I c , T N o b l e , P. Co Bronson M r . S m i t h w a n born in Branch County Smotb, s A , Proprietor 44 Graornere Farm, S . 28, T U n i o n , P 0 U n i o n Cit.. 1 8 7 9 . Smith. T h o m a s , F a r m e , . S I S , T. Branson. P. O . Bronson M r S m i t h W . Loon i n Branch County i n 1653. Smith. W . s . . F a r m e r. S. 1 9 T . Oviel. P 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 2 . Smoker, H t l u ¥ r d . Farmer m i d Stuckraiser. S . 20. T. B r o o m . , P. 0 . I r m a ' non M r S m o k e r was born in Branch Comity to 1191. Smoker, F r a n k , F a r m e r a n d stockrmser. 6 . 2 0 . T . B r o s s . , P . 0 . Broome. I l r b o o k e r was born in Branch Comity Smoker, R a y m o n d . P a r . , . S 2 0 . T . I k o n s . . P . O . Ihrowarra. k r . Smoker was born in Branch County i n D O ! . Snyder, L . A . . F a r m e r, S 3 0 . 7 C o l d w a t e r, P. 0 C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 6 5 . Sobeskie. J. L . . F a r m e r. b . 31, T B u t l e r. P. O . Coldwater, M r . Sobarkm was born i n Branch County in 1814 S o . . J o e , F a r m e r, S . 3 6 , T . G i r a r d , P 0 . Coldwater. M r . S o b + wart burn i n Branch County in 1891. Somerlott, C h a s T o w n C l e r k ¥ o d F a r m e r , S . 3 1 , T . B e t b e l , P. 0 , Bronson. 1 8 9 4 . Sorter. H a r r y J . , F a r m e r, S 2 3 . 1 . O v i d , P. O . Coldwater, M r S o r t e r was born i n Haunch County in 1873 Southern Michigan National Bank. T h e . General Banking, Coldwater. Southwortb, John B . . A n t o Repairing, Coldwater. 1 6 9 7 . Spade, H I . . Fernier, S 9 , 3 ' . Kinclerhona P . O . Rinderbook. 1 8 8 3 , Spade. J N . F a r m e r. S . 17, T. Kinderhook, P 0 E m d e n . . . I M O . Spade, 0 . E . , F a r m e r, S. 32, T. Ovid, F 1,0, Coldwater. 1 8 9 9 Stancrr. D . L . , G n a t and Plaoing Boll, Manufacturer and Dealer wood Lumber, S. 32, T. Colon. P. 0 U n i o n City. 1 8 6 2 . Standard r j . , . , g e T h e , T. H . Ball. Proprietor, Garage. Coldwater, 1 8 5 9 . Stanton. G i b I V . F a r m e r and Stoekraiser. 7 . 6 , T. D o m , P. O . Vernon City 5 1 , S t a n t o n was horn in Branch County i n 1880. Stanton. John A , Farmer and Stockman h . 9 , T. Sherwood P . wool. M r . Stanton w m born in Branch County i n 1669. State Savongs Bank, General Banking, Sherwood, Stedaniak, F F a r m e r , 5 3 4 . T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater.. P M , Stegmaier, George, F o r m e r, S . 11, T. Noble, P. 0 . Bronron, 1 8 7 8 . Stevens. P B . , F a r m e r. S. 8, T. Girard, P. 0 . Union C i t y, M r . S t e v e n was born in Branch County in 1875 Stockwell. Joe M . . F a r m e r a n d S t o c k B a y e r , S . 6 , T . B e t h e l , P . 0 . Bronson. 1 8 7 3 . Straehly, J a y , F a r m e r , S . 1 6 . T . M a t t e s o n . P . 0 . S h e r w o o d , K r . Straehlv was horn in Branch Cnunty on 1874. Straehly. J o h n , F a n n e r , S . 3 1 , T Q u i n c y . P . C l . C o l d . . . M r . Straehly was l o o n i n Branch County in 1857. Streeter, A . J.. Firrinm, S 3 , T. A l k a l i s e , P. 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . S t r e e t e r was born on Branch Count. i n 1072. Strong. F r e d J., F a r m e r, S 2 3 , T . E i n d m h o o k , P . 0 . F r e m o n t , I n d Mr. Strong was horn in Branch County on 1884. Strong. H . A . , F a r m e r. S . 24. T. Girard. P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Strong was born in Branch County i n 1158. Strong. O r n o J F a r m e r , S . 31, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 8 9 0 , Stuckey, J e n a F.., F a r m e r arid R e a l Relate. S . 12, T. B e t h e l , P. water. 1 9 1 1 . Sweeney.. I . B , F a n n e r. S. 1 9 , 1 , Noble. P . O . Burr Oak. 1 8 5 1 . Sweet. A . F a r m e r, S . 4. T. B a d e r , P . O . Te k o n s h a , M r . S w e e t eras born i n Branch County i n 1855. Sweet, C l o s . H . , P u n t e r, S . 27, T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater M r S w e e t was horn i n Brsnch County i n 1873. Swift, Stephen. F a r m e r, S. 21, T . B e t h e l , P . 0 . B r o n s o n . M n . S w i f t was born i n Branch County in 1876. Swope, J . H F e r n i e r , S . 35, T. G i n " , P . O . Coldwater, 1 9 0 4 . Taggart. John, F a r m e r and Representative of F a r m e r s M a t u a l Inenrance Co.. S. 16, T. Bronson. P. 0 . Bronson. M n . Ta g g a r t w m b o r n in Branch County i n IMO. Talmage, Ambrose. E x -Register of Deeds C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 6 5 . Taylor, Cash., F a r m e r, S. 1 0 . 0 . 1 19. T B u t l e r . P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r, M r . Taylor was horn in Lockport, N . V . . i n 1835 a n d c a m e t o B r a n c h Countv in 1856. Taylor, James, F a r m e r, S . 6, T. Broder, P. 0 . Tekoneln. M r . Ta y l o r a n . born i n Branch County in 1858 and M r s Ta y l o r n o . born i n 1863. Taylor. J W . , F a r m , S . 3 6 T. Batavia P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Ta y l o r wns horn on Branch County in 1857. Taylor, Leslie, F a r m e r and Stock B r e e d e r, S . 2 2 , T . A l g a n m e . P . 0 . Quincy. M r . Ta y l o r war born i n Branch Comity in 1864. Taylor, L i n . G . , F a r m e r a n d Supervisor. S . 2 7 , T . A l g a n m e , P . 0 . Reading. 1 8 7 0 , Taylor. S . B . , G i r a r d Townahip Clerk. S . 23, T. Girard, P. 0 . Coldwater, Mr. Ta y l o r was born in Branch County in 1861. Taylor. W M , F a r m e r, S 29. T. Batavia. I ' . 0 . Bronson. M r . Ta y l o r + a s horn i n Branch County Teach, 0 . E . , F a r m e r, 5 1 4 . T. Call/or-Ma, P 0 . Montgomery. 1 9 1 4 . Tekonsha 5tSr5. Ben M c M i l l a n , B l o m , Tekonsba. Teufel, Charles, Farmer, S 5 and 6. T B u t l a r. P. 0 . Tekonaba, 1 9 0 1 . Thacker, H . 1 , Furnier, S 2.1, T. Gerani, P. O . Coldwater, 1 8 5 7 . Thoinas. J. A . F a r m e r. S 3 9 , T. Coldwirter, P O . Coldwater, 1 9 1 4 , Thompsen, E l m e r, F a r m e r , S l b . T A l g a . . , P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . Thornm<B a , . born in Bran4h Counts on 1879. Toil, L . S . . F r -Township Tr e a s u r e , S 3 3 , T. 001.1, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r, Mr. T i l t was horn no Branch County i n 1872. Tilt. P e r r y. F1.71110., 5 3 3 . T . A l g a r o m . P 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. l i r . T i t t was horn i n Branch County in I0.70, Ti o d a l l ã 1 , . F a r m e r, S 1 4 , T. 0 0 ( i . P. 0 . Coldwater, M r . T i n d a l l w a s torn on Brandi County i n 1648. Tinkhron. 0 F F a n n e r . S 1 7 . T. G i r a r d , P. 0 . Coldwater. /ono was horn in Branch County i n 1647. Tobolski, Won . F a r m e r. s T . Girard. I ' 0 . Tekonsha. M r . To l o l s k i was lawn on Branch County On 1078 Tompkins, Jay, Clerk 0 , 0 Townahip, S. 33, T. O M & P C l Coldwater, Tompkins, J. T. , F a r m e r and E s - S u p e r n s o r. 1 3 . T . G i r a r d , P . 0 . Tekonshs. 1 8 4 3 . Treat. S I S o n , Dealers in Hides. F o r s and Jenks C. M o y n e , Tnion, D . N F o r m e r . s 0 , p . ry Tr i p p W D F a r n i e r and D a n o n i . n , S , T O v i d , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r, N I , Tr i p p was horn in Branch County on 1873. Truax, H D . Proprietor Arlington Hotel, Coldwater, 1 9 1 o , Trumbull. Aldie. F a r m e r. S 9 , T. Batavia, P . O . Batas-la. M r . Tr u m b u l l %RS lawn on Branch Cnunty 10 1879. Trumbull, E r n i e , F a r m e r, S 5 , T. Ristevia. P. 0 S h e r w o o d . M r . Tr a m . hull a r m born i n Branch County. i n 1879. Tucker, J . e p h , F a r m e r, S . 15. T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 2 . �PAT R O N S R E F E R E N C E D I R E C T O R Y. 'tuner, To r o D . Fenster. S . 22, T. M a t t . o n , P. 0 . Bronson. M r . Tu r n e r no. born i n brooch County i n 1867. Tuttle, G . A . , F a r m e r. S . 18, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 3 6 . 'utile. W . B . , F u r n i M r e Dealer. Coldwater, 1 8 9 1 . E. R . . F a n n e r. S . 5, T . Quincy, P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . Tw a d e l l was born i n Branch County to 11 5 8 . 'vier, M L , F o r m e r and Supervisor. S. IS. T. C o l d w a t e r, P . ' s a r t e r . M r . Tr i m w a s born in Branch County i n 1869. rita. John A . , F a r m e r arid Stockreiser. S . 17, T. Matteron. P . wood. 1 9 1 4 . I m o . City Natroarl B i n . , General Banking. U n i o n C i t y. Van A k e n Bros.. L i v e r y. C o l d w a t e r, V a n . . A . B . , F a r m e r. S . 9, T. California. P. 0 . R a y, I n d . 1 8 6 4 . Vance. I I . , F a r m e r. S. 4 , T. C-alifornia, P. 0 . M o n t g o m e r y. M r . V a n c e was born i n Branch County in 1865. Van N o v a L . C F a r m e r , S . 6 , T . C o l d w a t e r, P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1 9 0 9 . Van Patten, Bert, F a r m e r, S . I L T. B u t l e r, P. 0 . V . 2an40. W . W . , Partner. S . 31, T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 4 . Vogt, D . , Florist. Coldwater. 1 8 8 5 . H o l l e r. F a r m e r, S . 22. T. Bethel, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . Vo o r u s was born in Branch County in 1866. :Ore. Johia. F a r m e r. S . 12. T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 0 8 . .'reeland, E . P. . L i v e r y. &mason. Wa/lie, W m . . F a r m e r and Swine Raiser, S . 32, T . G i r a r d , P . water. M r . Waffle was born i n Branch County Wager. M . F. . F a r m e r, S . 14, T. O v i d . P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 2 . Wagner. H e n r y G . , F a r m e r, S . 7 . T. Matteson, P. 0 . Colon. 1 9 0 4 . W¥goner. C . W . , F a r m e r and Stockraiser, S. 2, T . Girard, P. O . Tekonsha. 1900 Wagoner, R . G . F a r m e r. S . 22, T. G i r a r d , P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. oner was born in Branch County in 1870. Wait, Barton, F a r m e r. S. 8 . T. B u t l e r. P. 0 . Tekonaha. 1 9 0 6 . 1Walker, Eugene. F a n n e r, S . I . T. Bethel. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 6 . Walker, E . H . , F a r m . . S . I . T . Bethel. P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . W a l k e r was barn in Branch County in 1868. Walker. T. L . . F a r m e r . S . 3 1 , T . C o l d w a t e r. P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Wa l k e r was b o r n i n Branch County i n 1861. Warta, F r a n c . , F a r m e r, S . 31, T. Batavia. P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 8 4 . W a n k M a r l i n . F a r m e r. S . 2 0 , 1 . W i w i , P . O . Bronson. 1 8 9 7 . Woks, Stephen, F o r m e r. S . 28, T. Batavia. P . 0 . B a t a v i a M r . W o t t ¥ was tivirn i n Branch Cenrnty in 1873. Wright. C 0 . F a r m e r. S. ZS. T. Coldwater. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 9 1 3 . Wright. W m . M . . F a r m e r and Township T S 11 , T Ovid. P 0 Coldwater. 1 8 6 6 . Walker. W . E . , F a r m e r, S. 12, T. Bethel. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 1 r . W a l k e r was horn in Branch County in 1863. Walker. W . R . , F o r m e r and R e a l E s t a t e D e n i e r, S . 2 3 , T . S h e r w o o d , P. O . Sherwood. 1 9 1 1 . W a r . , C . H . , F a r m e r, S . 21, T . B a t a v i a , P . 0 . B a t a v i a . M r . W a n a r was torn i n Branch County in 1868. W a n . . J. F. , F a r m e r and Township Treasurer, S 2 1 , T . Batevia, P . 0 . Bearvia. M r . Wa i l e r was born i n Branch County in 106.3. Ward, D . A . . F a r m e r. S. 10, T. Noble, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 0 7 . Warner, B. C . , F o r m e r and Stockraiser. S . 2, T. N o b l e , P . 0 . B r o n s o n . 1879 Warner, R . A . , Stcck Breeder. S . 2, T. Noble. P. 0 . Bronson. 1 8 7 9 . Warren. W . W . , Proprietor Shropshire H o m e Perna, B r e e d e r. ! Registered Shropshire Sheep. Poland China S o m e and P l y m o u t h ens, S. 22. T. Union. P. 0 . U n i rn C i t y. 1 8 3 5 . Washburn, 7 B . , F e n n e r , S . 1 , T . b l e t t e r o n , P. 0 . Sherwood. M r . Washburn was born in Branch County in 1863. Waterbury. C . A . . F a r m e r a n d Township Tre¥surer. S 3 2 , 1 . Algansee, P. 0 . Montgomery. M r . Wa t e r b u r y was horn in Branch C o u n t y i n 1885 Warerbury. E . A . , F a r m e r, S . I S , T . A l g a r a r e , P . 0 . Q u i n c y. M r . Waterbury was born in Branch County in 1861. Waters, B. W . . Real Estate and Insurance. Coldwater. 1 8 9 0 . Waters, S a m u e l , F a r m e r , S . 7, T. California, P. 0 . Montgomery. 1 9 0 0 . Watkins, B . W . , Retired Fernier, Sherwood. 1 9 8 8 . Watkins. M r s . M a r i o n . R e t i r e d . S h e r w o o d . 1 8 4 8 . Watson, J. In., Real Estate sod Insurance. Coldwater. 1 9 0 6 . Watson, W m . S . , F a r m e r. S . 6, T. Batavia, P. 0 . Sherwood. 1 9 1 3 . Wattles, G e o . C . , Stockraiser a n d G r o w e r o f M i n t , S . 9, T. Matteson, P. 0 . Sherwood. 1 8 6 1 , Weage, Daniel E . . Contractor, Coldwater. M r . Weage war born in Branch County in 1858. Weaver, E . M . 84 Sons. Farmers, S. 18, T. Noble. P. 0 . B u r r O a k . Weaver. E , F a r m e r a n d Stockrsiser. S . 18. T. Noble, P. 0 . B u r r Oak. Mr. We a v e r was horn in Branch County in 1868. Webb, C h a r , I n . , F a r m e r, S . 2 1 , T. Bataria, P. O . B a t e s . . M r . We b b was born in Branch County in 1871. Wendorf, Chris, F a r m e r, S . 5, T. Butler, P. 0 . Te k o n s h a . 1 8 8 9 . Wendorf, M r s . C h r i s . F a r m i n g , S . 8, T. Butler, P. 0 . Tekomilta. 1 8 8 9 . Wendorl, G . . F a r m e r, S . 8, T. Butler, P. 0 . Tekonsha. 1 8 8 8 . Whaley, F. L . . F a r m e r, S . 20, T. Kinderhook. P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . 1 8 9 5 . Wheeler, E d w i n . P o n t S a l . Garage, Coldwater. 1 8 7 4 . Wheeler, 0 . B . , County Treasurer, Coldwater. M r . Wheeler was b o r n in Branch County in 1874. Wheeler, W . B . , F a r m e r, S. 24, T. Bethel, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 6 5 . Whitcomb. T. A . , F a r m e r, S. 18, T. Kin/lerhook, P. O . Kinderhook. M r . Whitcomb was born in Branch County in 1868. W e t t e r 0 . B . , F a r m e r and Supervisor, S . IS, T. Matteson, P . O . C o / o n . 1890 Y e . . P m l . , F a n n e r. S . 4, T . N o b l e , P . 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . Y e a h w a s born i n Branch Connty in 1878. Leddie, F a r m e r. S 3 0 . T. Batavia. P. 0 . Bronson. M r . Y e s h w a s born i n Branch County i n 1888. Wont. F a r m e r . S 6 . T. Rarevia, P. O . Sherwood. M r . V o n t w a s born i n Branch County in 1875. White, F D . , F a r m e r a n d Township Superviror, S. 20, T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. M r . W h i t e o n , born i n Branch County ( 0 1870. White, F. M . . F a r m e r and Township Road Commissioner, S. 14, T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. S i r . W h i t e war born i n Breach County i n 1861. White, Leonard. F a r m e r, S . I S , T. Butler. P. 0 . Whitley. H e n r y C., Reel Estate Loans. Coldwater. 1 8 6 3 . Whitman, Geo. R M e r c h a n t ¥nr1 Township Superviror, S . 21, T. G i r a r d , P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 8 . Whitmore, Carl, F a r m e r. S . 7, T. M a t t e m n . P. 0 . Sherwood. more w a r born in Branch County no 1881. Whitmore. K i r k , F a n n e r. S . 1 6 , T M a t t e s o n . P . 0 . S h e r w o o d . M r . Whitmore war t o r n i s Branch County i n 1861. Whitney. A I . , Merchant and Justice of Peace, S . 2 , T . B u t l e r, P . 0 . Litchfield. W h i t . . , Carl B . , Former, S. 6. T. Butler, P. 0 . Tekonsha. 1 8 7 5 . E. J., F a r m e r. S . 22, T. Gilead, P. 0 . B r o n s o n . M r . W i l k i n s was born i n Branch County i n 1868. Wilkins, J. H . , F a r m e r, S . I S , T. Gilead, P. 0 . K i n d e r h o o k . M r . W i l , kins was horn i n Branch County in 1838. Wilkins, W . H . . F a r m e r, S. 4 , T . K i n d e l . . . , P . 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M r . Wilkins was born in Branch C O M . ' in 1861. Williams, C . I l l . , F a r m e r, S . 29, T. Alit:toren, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 0 6 . Williams, F. H . . F a r m e r. S . 3, T. Butler, P. 0 . Williams. Wa r r e n W . . F a r m e r, S . 8 , T . G i l e a d , P . 0 . B r o n e o n . M r . Wi l h e l m was b o r n in Branch County in 1843. Wilson, J. H . , F a r m e r, S . 33, T. Ovid, P. O . Coldwater. 1 8 5 3 . Wilson, Jas. R . , F a r m e r, S. 29, T. Ovid, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. 1 8 4 0 . Wilson. L o u A . , F a r m e r, S . 23. T. Algansee, P . 0 . Reacling. B o r n i n Branch County in 1880. Wilson, M . G . , F a r m e r, S. 21, T. Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 5 . Winchell, C . L . , F a r m e r. S . 8, T . Algansee. P. O . Quincy. M r . Wi n c h e l l war born i n Branch County in 1839. Wing, B . D . . F a r m e r, S. 22. T. Coldwater, P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 8 6 , Wiser. L . H . , F a r m e r, S. 24, T. Bethel. P. 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 6 3 . Withington. F t E . , F a r m e r, S. 5, T. California, P. 0 . Montgomery. M r . Withington was born i n Branch County in 1881. Withington, M . J.. F a r m e r, S. 19, T . C a l i f o r n i a , P . 0 . F r e m o n t , I n d . M r. Withington war born in Branch County i n 1856. Wolf, W i n k e d . F a r m e r, S. 15, T. Butler, P. 0 . Quincy. 1 9 9 1 . Wolfe. P. F. . F a r m e r and Stockraiser, S . 2 6 . T. Sherwood, P. O . Sherwood. Mr. Wo l f e was born i n Branch County in 1861. Wood, W m . W . , F a r m e r, S. 12. T . Ovid, P. 0 . Coldwater, 1 8 7 4 . Woods, W . H . , F a r m e r. S . 9, T. Girard, P. 0 . Tekonsha 1 8 6 6 . Worden. E . J . . Groceries and F i r e Insurance, U n i o n C i t y. M r . W a r d e n war born i n Branch County. Wo r k , S. S . . F a r m e r and Road Commissioner, S . 2 6 , T . G i r a r d , P . 0 . Coldwater. 1 8 7 1 . Zeluff, Burnett M . , F a r m e r. S . 9 , T. Ovid, P. 0 . C o l d w a t e r. M n . Z e l o f f was born i n Branch County i n 1558. Zock, Carper M . , F a r m e r, S . 17. T. Bethel, P. 0 . Bronson. 1 9 0 6 , 7.011. F r a n k l i n , F a r m e r. S . 13, T. Gilead, P. 0 . Kinderhook. 1 8 6 8 . Zurbrugg, John, F a r m e r, S. 7, T . Quincy, P. 0 . Quincy, 1 9 1 0 . Zurbrugg, W . A . , French Steam D y e W o r k . , Coldwater. 1 8 8 0 . �f\DVERTISING S E C T I O N irir(f...,;ie'..rjkr7 TH REPORTER E.R.Clarke HORACECITCHEL. ESTABLISHED IH 1850 DailyandSemiDadsCirculation 2,480, Seeekly 3,340. Only Daily 1.,? , 1 . 0 e . W e h Pre40. C . 4 . 4 . , 6 . 0 , Reporters an H o u r Drugs, Paints,Oils LargestandMost StockinSouthern 26 and 28 Chicago Street, Corner C O L D WAT E R , - M I C H . C O L D W AT E R , - I M I C H . Two a l e r g e n t h a l e r L i n o t y p e 4 . 1 . ¥ chines I H . Lancashire, ¥ President. ¥ O . Bush, ¥ V i c e President Wni. M H a t c h . S e e y ¥ Tr e a s & M g r Pee Portland Com C. J . H a r r i s . R . J. Shattuck ¥ w" THE C a s h i e r Register- Cold Nati B D . Cam & Joh TOMFROBN . INS , ATTO C O L D W AT E R , - 511(11. Union City. Coldwater, D. C . A l l e n ''''' Ñ , . . - - , , H u m p h r e y CharlesU. J . S.LTREAT NICHOLAS DEALE I , - C . I o k 11 . 1 < - I N . Sloman Clothiers Furni HAL S. LEGG, Manager R. ) S h a t t u c k , B e l l 252a; S o . M i c h . igan 3581. U N I O N C I T Y, - M I C H . C O L D W AT E R . - M I C H . E. E . P a l m e r H . H Palmer L. R . P a l m e r. PALMER, & LAW ONTEKONSHA, C O L D WAT E R , - M I C H W.B. Established 1 8 7 7 Incorporated 1 9 0 2 II E s s , . ã , MOORE& HARD Implementsand Fmrnihre, R 1,1,ALF UnionCity, - Lumber,Lath, Doors,Mouldings, Lime,Cement, .HenryC. Q U I N C Y, - M I C H . L. C. Pianosand 0347 W e s t Chicago Street Roofing, l Pumng COL D W A T E R , - M I C H . The HohartG111 C'alt:Ikee'Sell P l a y i n g Pon0 . C O L D WAT E R , - M I C H . IlleSun VULCA DA 'fl C O L D WAT E R , - M I C H . J. S. EVANS, Editor and Luger Clean, Independe We NIske A S p e c t , h , . THEBESTJOB Office 2'' West Pearl Street T H E Coldwater L J. B Y E R S SUPES, U N I O N C I T Y, - M I C H . CEGEORGE C. ' F i f a - E D E R, I F Thoroughbred Jersey Also P l o n o u t h R o . k . W, A n d o t t e and Roth Phones N o O n C O L D WAT E R , - M I C H . R. F. D. No. I, - U l u F.C. Her Wholesale and Retail 29-31 H a n c h e t t S t r e e t . :Both Phones 60 C. W . O W E N , Er,p. CorrectCommercial Quincy, - W. A. ZURBRUGG, Pros. Cleaningnd.Dying. a PROMPT S E R V I C E 27 E a s t C h i c a g o S t r e e t M . P h o n e 252 - HenryC. Michigan . Attorney Old Bank Building WeGlenn Coldwater, - Mich CHARLES SANF LOR General Mac S LIVERY Cold water. H.D.Truax, SteamHeat, Office No.2. C O L D W AT E R - Pratt UnionCity. Arlington Rate. $2.00 ism] $2.50 Bell P h o n e M ,- - Undertaki Monumental L.K. Attor C O L DWA T E R , - M I C H . FRENCHSTEAM WO S . 42 West Chicago Street Coldwater, - ¥ M i c h i g a n a T H E Qui Bell o r So. M i c h Phone 96. C. F. STRONG. Plows, E n g i n e s , Wind M i l l s V.U. Bell N i c o l e 36.1. Coldwater, MUSICAL . Coldwater. - and LOANS Hobart M . Cable Pianos. M a n y O t h e r Pt.¡¡' r Z t L i i t i V N I a R X 7 1 t o Coldwater, - R Est RealEstate, Phone. I n d e p e n d e n t . N o 5 4 . Bell, N o . 12. C O L D W AT E R , - M I C H . Herbert I. S l o n i a n S t a r r W G r u n e r C. S . 5 South Monroee Street No.BusinesshonP2 6 2 Firs State Cold - Attorne Fruits and Hides,Pelts, at Law Confect Junkand DCALLEN Wholesale and Retail C O L D W AT E R , - N I I C I I . President V i c e President ¥ Cashier A s s ' t Cashier Eatvy h . Greenainser C O L D W AT E R , M I C H . Manufacturers of Keep. Waldo. Doolittle, Co.. - H 9 Saunders. Harris HARD Coldwater., Pai Undertakers Oi Glass, E H.H.&B.E. CS Funeral Attor 'Furniture Qun i cy at e. Undert C . HighestGrade Cement E I'. R. l i B. C. 1, 1 4 ti.Ld¥,`,".M. - I ICII '' . COMPANY c ¥ hddrens ' BentWood 10 South Hudson St. And Shoo Flies Roth Phones O A C O L D W AT E R , - M I C H . C O L D W AT E R , - M I C H . C O L D W AT E R , - NI ICI I. 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F. 3 3 17 31 6 T i s i d e l l , O. & G. 5 3 22 41 3 6 T o b o l s k l . Andrew 3 3 11 47 2 8 T o b o i s k i . Geo. 3 3 11 . 1 4 47 2 2 , 2 3 T o b o l s k i . Will 3 3 2 47 2 6 . 2 7 T o d d . A. 3 3 9 37 1 9 3 0 . T o m p k i n s , Addison 4 9 24 41 2 6 . 2 7 T o m p k i n s . Byron 4 9 13 33 3 3 T o m p k i n s , C. A. 3 3 14 33 2 3 T o m p k i n s . Ed. 4 9 33 37 3 6 T o m p k i n s . F. J. 2 9 S i r. 33 2 5 T o m p k i n s . F. J. 3 3 15 33 2 5 T o m p k i n s , F. W. 3 3 1.16 61 1 1 T o m p k i n s . Frank 4 9 3 51 1 9 , 3 0 T o m p k i n s , Geo. 4 9 27 31 1 8 T o m p k i n s , Geo. A. 4 5 7 61 1 4 T o m p k i n s , Irene C. 3 3 11 49 6 T o m p k i n s . J. T. 3 3 9,15,1 6 49 6 T o m p k i n s , Jay Res. 4 9 33 43 2 3 T o m p k i n s . Nary 3 3 14.15 43 2 3 T o m p k i n s . Sanford 4 9 13 55 1 1 T o w s o n . T. E. 4 9 36 37 1 9 T a m a n . B. 4 7 19 39 1 8 T a m a n . B. E. 4 9 24 31 5 . 6 T a m a n , Bert E. 4 9 24 22 �Tower. Isaac Est. Town Line Towsiey. Mrs. M. L. Tosier. Tracy. Travis. John 8. Mrs. H. A. Treacher. ?reacher. Treachout. J. H. Treachout. Terry Treat. Treat. Treat. S. 1. Treat. S. 1. Treat. Treat. Trlkoski. john Tripp Dairy Tripp, D. N. Tripp, Mrs. J. Tripp, W. D. Trisket, Juliet Trott, Geo. F. Troutman. J. S. Troutman. J. S. Troxell, A. J . Troxell, A. J. 'ruby, E. Truesdell. Trumble. than. Trumble. Trumbull. Aldie Trill, Trumbull. E. Trumbull. S. Trump. Trusedaie. Tucker, TUers. T4rner, E. N. Turner. E. N. Turner. Gertle Turner. T. D. Turning Tuttle. G. A. Tuttle. George Est. Nadel!. C. J . Est. T a l l . E. R. TOitchel. S. S. Tydryhoski, Tyler. A. Tyler. C. Tyler. C. Tyler. Tyler. TY!er. N. L. Tyler. N. L. Tyler, Tyler. Tyler, Z. Ulrich, Ulrich. DIU. J. J. lilts. Jahn Mom City Union City Unterkecher. Unterkercher. Unterkircher. 1 39 3 49 2 2 51 9 45 I 35 8 49 1 5 49 1 1 51 3 . 4 51 1 2 49 5 49 7 . 8 11 2 8 43 2 8 11 2 8 43 2 8 41 3 1 49 2 33 3 5 59 4 49 2 37 3 6 45 2 2 33 3 1 35 3 6 1 35 8 39 2 9 53 2 5 35 3 1 39 2.3,10.11 41 4 , 9 41 6 41 5 35 3 2 49 3 0 51 3 0 49 15,22.23 51 1 3 2 45 1 5 , 2 2 39 1 4 39 2 2 . 2 3 15 1 41 1 8 . 1 9 37 1 2 45 8 45 5 , 6 39 3 6 41 3 1 43 8 2 45 1 5 35 3 2 41 4 41 1 3 43 1 8 41 1 5 41 1 3 . 1 4 39 2 2 53 3 4 53 33,34 39 1 7 39 1 7 1 1 53 2 3 49 2 7 53 3 4 Unterkir.-ey, Upham,Ada ' I t . Upp, Upp, Upson, Mrs. A. S. Upson, Mrs. C. A. Upson, Mrs. C. A. Upton, Irene Valley Valley Stock Valley Stock Valyer. VanAken VanAken Van Blarcom, E. Van Evart. Van Evert, Van Fassen. Van Gelder, C. Van Hoosear, Van Hoosear. J. H. Van Hoosear. VanHousen. B. T. VanHousen, H. L. Van Nasdale. Van Nuys. L. VanOrman, VanOrman. VanOrman, D. Van Orsdale. Ira Van Orsdaie, Ira Van Orsdale, Ira Van Orthwick. A. A. Van Orthwick. J. D. Van Orthwick, Van Patten. Bert Van Patten, Van Patten. Van Van Schoick. A. Est. Van Schoick, Van Scholck, Van Tassel, B. Van Tassel. B. Van Vorst. A. Van Vranken, Van Vranken. VanWormer. Van Zandt. W. Vanatta, L. F. Est. Vance. A. B. Vance, Vanderb Vanderbilt. O. A. Vanderb Vanderhoof, Peter Est. Vanetta. E. Vanetta. Harriett Vanice, than. Vantace. Vanuys. Arthur VanVoor Varrus. Vickers. Vickery, Vickery. Vickery. F. Vincent, Vogel. 55 3 53 1 9 59 6 57 1 10 2 15 I 43 22.27 59 5 59 1 4 29 B u t . 31 3 39 2 8 11 4 43 20.21 43 8 26 B r o . 53 11 . 1 2 37 5 , 6 45 8 47 I 47 1 2 47 1 37 29.32 37 3 2 47 3 43 6 1 35 4 35 3 1 2 45 1 6 51 I 31 2 5 31 3 6 31 3 6 31 11 . 1 2 45 3 4 45 4 1 35 2 35 2 3 35 2 . 3 45 3 2 . 47 1 7 55 1 9 1 35 5 37 3 5 43 3 1 45 2 5 61 9 . 1 6 61 4 43 2 1 41 9 , 1 6 11 4 39 1 0 59 6 59 6 . 7 51 2 61 5 31 3 2 47 2 4 51 1 5 . 1 6 43 3 2 45 1 6 31 2 4 33 4 10 3 Vooris, Vorce. Yore, Vosburg, Vosburgh, Vosburgh. Mrs. Vreedenburg, A. Vreeland, than. Vreeland, F. Wade, Wadewerth, Waffle, than. Waffle, E. T. Waffle, E. T. Waffle, Waffle. W. D. Wagar. M. F. Waggoner, Wagner. Wagner, Wagner. J. J. Wagoner, Wagoner, Wagoner, Wait. Bitten Walt, Wait, Waldbridge, Waldbridge, Waldren Waldron, Waldron. L. E. Waldron, Walker, E. H. Walker, Walker. Walker. Thos. L. Walker, Walker, Walker. Walker, Walker. We. E. Walkins. Wallace. F. Wallace. Wallace. Waller. L. Waller. Waller. Walling, H e r P. Walnut Walnut Grove Walnut Grove Walnut Level Walnut Ridge Walnut Ridge Walnut Walnut Walnut Walsworth. Willard Walters. Alice Walworth. Walworth. Walworth. L. Walworth. S. Wanar. C. Wanar. J. E. Wanar. Ward. B. L. :, 73 4 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 2 1 33 2 2 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 5 5 3 4 3 3 3 5 4 3 5 II 4 4 6 4 4 6 3 4 3 3 3 5 6 5 3 3 3 4 4 4 G 110r Sir. 29.3 1 2 25.3 7 3 2 4. 2 8. 7 7 11.1 8 3 2 2 2 1 I 25.2 3 2 2 2 1 6. 1 2 4 2 3 2 4 9 3 2 3 2 6 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 12 1 2 4 2 3 3 �Ward. Ward, C. J. Ward, Ward, Ward. J. S. Ward. T. Warkozceski. Warkozceski. Warley. Warner Warner Warner. A. J. Warner. Warner. Warner. Warner. E. D. Warner, Warner. Warner. Warner. J. Warner, L. T. Warner. R. A. Warner. Warren, E. C. Warren, Warren. F. Warren, F. Warren. Warren. Warren. Warren, Warren. Warren. W. Warsop. A. Washburn. Washburn. Washburn, J. B. Wasikowski, Waterbury, A. Waterbury. C. A. Waterbury, E. A. Waterbury. F. Waters. A. Waters. Waters, Waters. Waters. Waters. Sae! Watkins. Watkins. Watson & Cries Watson. Eli Watson. Watson. Watson. P. Watson. Watson. Watson. Watson. Watt. Wattles. F. A. Wattles. Wattles. Wattles. Merrit Wattles. Wattles. Wedge. Weatherwax. F. 0. Weatherwax. 57 1 2 59 6 . 7 55 1 0 55 1 7 35 3 5 59 7 33 2 3 33 5 31 1 7 61 6 . 7 43 2 8 45 5 55 1 . 2 47 3 5 10 3 39 2 5 39 25,36 47 3 6 47 3 6 53 3 5 51 1 5 55 1,2.10 53 1 0 47 19.30 35 2 2 15 2 7 43 2 7 II 4 49 2 0 49 2 0 47 1 9 35 2 1 35 2 2 35 2 0 37 2 2 33 7 39 1 51 1 47 2 5 47 3 2 47 1 5 47 3 4 33 1 5 59 1 4 59 1 3 57 2 0 53 3 6 61 7 37 2 2 37 2 43 1 0 37 2 8 39 29.30 14 2 39 6 43 17.20 10 4 11 4 41 5 . 6 53 1 5 39 9 39 9 39 4 . 5 39 8 . 1 7 39 8 39 8 15 1 31 3 2 45 5 31 3 2 . 3 3 57 1 . 2 33 1 8 51 2 6 . 2 7 51 25,35.36 55 1 8 55 1 8 55 1 8 35 1 3 57 2 57 1 3 57 1 4 55 1 8 55 1 6 41 1 7 41 2 1 57 1 6 39 6 43 3 0 39 5 . 6 47 2 8 53 6 31 4 59 1 7 37 20.21 37 30.31 35 2 8 37 6 31 8 43 2 31 5 31 5 31 8 39 23.24 51 1 2 37 2 7 2 45 2 2 59 2 0 57 8 57 9 57 8 51 2 4 41 2 6 41 2 6 . 2 7 45 33.34 31 1 0 55 1 6 55 1 4 55 13.24 41 2 35 2 1 35 2 1 59 1 8 33 2 1 43 2 7 35 1 5 31 8 , 2 0 31 1 4 31 1 7 . 2 0 31 1 3 10 2 1 33 1 2 37 2 8 43 3 0 59 1 8 51 4 . 9 39 6 . 7 . 8 Weathervax. Jas. Est. Weaver, Allen Weaver. Weaver, Weaver, Weaver. Weaver, Weaver. Eliza Weaver, Weaver. Weaver, Weaver. 0. Weaver. Weaver, W. Est. Webb. than R. Jr. Webb, than. Jr. Webb. D. J. Webb. J. Webb. J. Webb. Webber. Welden, Wellman, Wells. B. Wells. J. Wells. Wells. Wells. Wendorf Wendorf. Wendorf. Wendorf. Wendorf. Werner, J. Wessel. Westendorf, Ida Westlake. Westlake, Whaley. F. L. Wheeler. Wheeler. Wheeler. Wheeler. H. kb. Wheeler. Wheeler. Wheeler. Whig Center Whipple, Whipple. Whipple. Whitcomb. Whitcomb, L. S. Whitcomb. R. J. Whitcomb. WhItccmte. D. S. White City White. D. P. Est. White. F. D. White. White. White. White. White. Rev. White, T. L. White. V. White. lb. Vnitecomb Whitford, L. Whitmore. A. 24 Whitmore. Whitmore. Whitmore. Dr. Whitmore. Vnitmore. [ i r k Whitney. A. J . Whitney. A. J . (Store) Whitney, Whitney, Ella Whitney. F. Whitney, J. V. Whitney, Willard Whitney. A. J . Whitten. Whitten. N. Whittukn, Wicker, E. Wicker, Wickes. J. D. Widener. Guy 0. Widner, E. Wiggins. Wiggins. F. B. Wilard. W. J. Wilber. Elmer J. Wilber. Z. 1 B. Wilbur F. Wilbur. Wilcox. A. H. Wilcox. Wilcox. Wilcox. E. P. Wilcox. F. B. Wilcox. J. A. Wilcox. L. D. Wilcox. Wilcox. Stewart Est. Wilder. B. Wilder. Flora Wilder. Wilder. Wilder. Wilder, Viler, Wiler, J. Viler. Wiley. Wiley. Mrs. L. A. Wilkins Wilkins Wilkins, B. Wilkins. Wilkins, Wilkins. Wilkins. E. J. Wilkins. H. Wilkins, J. H. Wilkins. Wilkins, Wilk. Willett. C. W. Willett, Williams. A. Williams. Williams. than. D. et al Williams. D. E. Williams. D. E. Williams. E. Williams. E. H. 39 7 39 1 7 31 2 7 . 3 4 397 39 1 6 31 1 6 29 B u t . 31 2 6 . 2 7 35 1 3 51 2 1 43 1 335 31 1 5 51 2 5 . 3 6 61 3 31 6 15 2 3 43 2 3 43 1 2 43 2 9 45 1 4 29 G i r . 29 G i r . 61 1 5622 55 1 55 1 4 47 3 41 1 6 31 2 1 41 2 1 39 8 31 2 1 . 3 3 4 1 2 31 2 1 33 2 D 1 37 2 3 334 1 43 3 5 3536 3536 43 1 8 35 2 2 39 1 0 57 3 57 1 3 57 1 3 57 1 3 57 1 3 57 8 5722 57 1 3 57 1 3 59 3 59 4 61 2 4 29 Sha. 4922 29 G i r . 47 2 9 31 1 0 51 3 4 57 8 29 S i r . 10 4 �A Williams. E. N. & Williams. E. N. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. J. P. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. S. J. Williams. V. Williams. Williams. Williams. Willis. E. Willis. G. E. Willis, Willis. Wi. H. Willow Willow Willow Willowbrook Wilmaerth. Wilmarth. H. P. Wilmarth. Wilmarth. Wilmarth. Wilson. Wilson. Wilson. Wilson. I . B.Ttumbull. S. Wilson. J. H. Wilson. Wilson. L. A. Wilson. L. A. Wilson. M. Wilson. N. E. Wilson. S. A. Winchell. C. L. Wing, Wing. Wing. Wing. S. L. Wing, Wingard. Winn. Wiseman. Wiser. Wiser. L. Wiser. L. H. Withington. E. E. Withington. M. J. Witter. Wolcott. Wolcott. Wolf. Wolf. Wolf. J. Wolf. Wolfe. Presley F. Wolverine Mich. Port. Wolverine Portland Wolverine Portland Wolverine Portland Wood. Wood. Eliza Wood. 15 2 7 43 27.28 31 1 0 29 B u t . 31 3 51 2 8 59 6 35 3 5 53 1 8 59 9 37 3 6 45 2 7 31 1 5 57 8 51 3 4 31 1 6 51 3 2 41 2 1 41 9 49 1 43 5 47 2 4 51 3 0 51 1 45 2 1 31 3 3 . 3 4 45 2 8 45 2 8 45 2 8 37 5 35 2 6 45 2 6 35 3 2 49 27.33.34 49 2 8 1 47 23.26 49 2 1 43 2 3 61 3 47 8 15 1 43 22.23 53 2 8 59 15.16.21 49 25.35.36 57 6 45 1 4 1 51 2 5 51 2 4 51 2 4 61 5 61 1 9 35 5 45 1 9 31 2 2 59 1 61 1 2 31 2 4 31 1 5 37 2 6 51 5 , 7 . 8 11 4 43 17.20,29.32 45 21.28.29.32 33 33.34 51 4 35 3 1 Wood. Wood. Wood, Wood, S. Wood.Theo. L. Wood, Wood, Woodland Woodland Woodruff, Woodruth, Woods. Woods,W. A. Woodward. Woolf. Wooster. E. A. Wooster. F. Wooster, F. S. Worn. E. J. Warden. Worden, J. L. Worden. J. L. Work. E. Work, Workozcesla, A. A. Worman. Worthington. Worthington. Worthington. Worthington. P. E. Wortman. B. F. Wortman. Wortman. Wortman. J. Wortman, Wortz. Wortz. Wotta. F. Wotta, Wotta. J. Wotta. Wotta. Wotta. Wotta. Mrs. L. Wotta. Wrigglesworth. Wrigglesworth. Wright. Wright. Wright. Wright. Wright. Wright, Chas. S. Est. Wright. Wright. Wright. J. Wright, J. J. Wright, h a w Wright. Wright. Wright.Wm. Wrigsby. Wrobelski, Wrobieski. Wiser. Wyrill. Yeast Yeatter, S. E. Yeatter, 39 2 7 43 2 7 33 3 3 33 1 4 49 1 5 47 7 49 1 2 51 1 1 39 4 37 2 7 51 2 3 49 4 33 9 43 3 0 57 4 35 2 3 35 3 6 35 3 6 1 35 2 15 1 41 1 8 55 1 6 55 1 0 33 5 . 8 53 2 8 41 1 3 1 35 5 61 3 53 3 1 53 3 1 53 30.31 53 X 53 3 0 14 1 6 33 26.35 41 3 1 41 3 1 41 1 9 39 25.35 41 2 8 41 2 0 41 1 9 41 2 7 . 2 8 35 1 8 37 3 2 49 1 4 43 2 8 15 1 43 2 2 49 11.14 47 5 . 8 31 1 2 47 1 2 61 3 43 2 6 47 3 2 47 4 . 5 49 11,12,13 49 1 1 39 5 53 2 4 53 2 4 43 2 1 1 39 18.19 39 1 9 25 Yesh, Yeah, Ye . Yeah. Nettle Y e . Peter Yhost. C. E. & F. E. Yost, C. E. & F. E. Yost. Youce. Young. Young. Young. Young. Young, F. Young. Young, Young. Young. Youngs. C. J. & Yund. E. Yunt. Frank Zatone. Zellar, J. Zeller, Zeller. S. Zeluff, Zepp. Allie Zigler. Zimmerman. C. A. Zimmerman. Zimmerman. Zimmerman. Zimmerman. Zinn. J. Zinn. L. Zinn. P. A. Zinn. P. A. Zobuski. Zook. Zull. E. J. Zull. Zull, Zurbrugg. 55 3 . 4 51 1 9 . 2 9 51 4 11 3 9 55 1 1 2 45 15.22 33 1 1 43 1 0 45 1 6 43 2 9 11 4 43 20.21 31 2 2 . 2 7 37 3 4 35 3 1 39 1 9 53 4 35 3 2 41 6 51 3 6 31 2 6 47 1 . 4 43 3 5 49 9 39 2 7 51 2 9 35 1 6 15 1 35 1 2 53 3 6 47 1 6 51 2 0 55 5 51 3 0 53 2 5 43 1 1 5415 57 13.24 57 2 45 7 . 1 8 p i n m ��INDEX O ILLUSTRATIONS TO AT L A S O 1)RANC11 COUNTY, CHICAN 9' ��Andrus. 8 Arlington Hotel 9 Austin. 8 Barnes. O. . Batterson. E2ekial 10 Besemer. B. W. 1 Beyer. 8 Beyer. Mr. 6 8 Beyer. Robert 9 Biglow. P. C. & Fam. 9 3 Bingham. Mr. & Mrs. C. O. Block School - Bethel 9 7 Bove. E. C. - Res. 1 1 5 Bowen. E. W. Home 1 1 3 Bowerman. W. J. - Haw 1 1 7 Boynton, Stanley W. - Hone 1 0 5 Bradley. L. D. - Home 1 1 7 Branch County Farm 1 0 1 Broadway St. - Union City 9 3 Bronson Milling Co. 1 0 1 Broughton. Lester - Res. 1 2 1 Brown. Mr. & Mrs. James M. 9 1 Brunson. J. W. & Fan. 8 7 Brunson.Wm. & Fan. 9 7 Buck. Perry C. - Farm 1 2 3 Buell. Thos. B. - Farm 1 1 9 Burghduff. Fred - Farm 1 0 9 Burns. W. J. - Home 1 0 5 Burton. Geo. A. e s Burton. Luella 8 5 Butcher School Bethel Twp. 9 3 Coley & Demerest - Home 1 1 7 Calkins. Fred B. 8 7 Campbell. Hon. Kilo D. 9 5 Campbell. Milo D. - Res. 1 1 5 Card. Art-Reunion 8 7 Carroll Bros. Store - Bronson 11 7 Casteel, Leroy G. - Res. 1 1 9 Cement Factory - Oiuncy 1 1 9 Cemetary Lake - Coldwater 1 0 7 Chase. Harvey - Haw 1 2 1 Chicago St. - Ouincy 9 3 Chicago St. East - Bronson i l l Chicago St. West - Coldwater 1 0 7 Chicago St. West - OuincY 9 3 Chicago Street West - Bronson 1 0 3 Clark. Mr. & Mrs. Oliver J. 9 1 Clark. Wm. - Hare 1 0 5 Clingan. Mr. & Mrs. J. L. 9 7 Coldwater Lake 1 1 9 Cole. E. A. - Farm 1 1 7 Copeland. Arthur G. 6 3 Corbin Block - Union City 9 9 Corless. Harry - Fars 1 0 9 Court House 8 3 Cox. Grant S. 8 3 8 Crull. S. D. 1 Culbert. E. D. -Hone 9 Culbert. Mr. & Mrs. E. D. 5 Culver Curtis. N. J. - Home 1 1 9 D. Vogt Greenhouses Daily. Mr. I Mrs. O. E. 8 5 Day. D. C. - Home 1 2 3 Day. Ira 1 1 7 Dean. W. M. - How 1 2 3 Denbrcck. Albert -Home 1 0 5 Denbrock. Carl-Hone 1 0 5 Denbcock. Fred - Home 1 0 9 Denbrock. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. 8 5 Dickinson. S. E. - Res. 9 7 Dist. No. 6 School 9 1 Dolph. Mr. & Mrs. S. W. e s Dolph. S. W. - Res. 1 0 5 Donnel J. R. & Fam. 9 3 Dove, F. H. - Res. 1 2 3 Draper. L. H. & Fam. 9 5 E. Chicago Street - Coldwater 111 Electric Plant - Bronson 9 9 Elk's Temple - Coldwater 9 5 Ely. Mr. & Mrs. Orvil S. & Episcopal Church - Coldwater 1 0 3 Farwell. Don J. 9 5 Farwell. Mr. & Mrs. & Son 8 9 Fenner. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence 9 1 Findley, Byron - Res. 1 0 7 Flandermyer, F. G. - Store. Col 99 Flint, L. L. & Fan. 9 1 Forward. Mr. 6 Mrs. Frank 8 3 Foster. Col. Edgar A. 6 3 Foster, E. J. - Hare 1 2 3 Foster. Mr. & Mrs. E. J. 8 7 Foster. Mr. & Mrs. Geo. M. 9 1 Foster. Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. 8 3 Fowler. Fred H. - Res. 1 2 3 Fowler, Fred H.- Haw 1 0 1 Fox. A. O. - Res. 1 0 7 Franz.Wm. -Pen. 1 0 1 Garrett. M. M. - Bull 1 2 1 Goble. Mrs. T. D. & Dau. 8 7 Goble. T. D. & Sons 8 7 Good. E. H. - Hcme 1 0 7 Gottschalk. Charley - Res. 1 2 3 Gray, John M. Sons 9 3 Gray. John M.- Farm 1 0 1 Gray, P. D. - Farm 1 1 3 Gray. P. D. - Res. 1 1 3 Greemamyer.Soloman - Hone 1 0 1 Green, G. W. - Farm 1 1 3 Green. Mrs. Barbara & Fan. 9 3 Greenamyer. Solcman - Mare & Greening, J. W. - Res. 9 9 Gripman. Mr. & Mrs. F. H. 8 3 Grove. Burdette E.- Home 1 0 9 Grove. Mr. & Mrs. Elijah 8 7 Grove. Mr. & Mrs. Theron Groves. Ray R.- Auction 1 1 9 Hall. Willis 9 Hall. Willis 10 Hand. Mrs. E. A. 11 Harbaugh. J. F. 11 Harley. John W. 11 Harris. A. J. 1 Hawkins. A. J. 11 Hayes. F. E. 9 Hayes, John 9 Hays. C. L. 11 Henry, 8 Hickory Corner School Dist. I 29 High School 9 High School - Union City 9 Hildebrand, 8 Hildebrand. Carl 1 Hillman. Ira 11 Hinkley. Fred 11 Hinkley. Fred 10 Hoffman. Elmer 9 1 Holmes. P. T. -Hone 1 1 5 Holmes, W. D. - Home 1 0 1 HoopIngarner. Gabriel Hoosier Shoe Factory Hoosier 5boe Factory Hotel Farr & Opera House Houtz. Mr. & Mrs. Worthy 8 Son 91 Houtz. Worthy - Farm 1 1 5 Hoy, John C. - Farm 1 2 3 Hughes. Ed - Hulling Clover 1 2 3 Hughes. Mr. & Mrs. William P. 891 Hughes. William P. - Farm 1 1 7 Hungerford. V. u 0 0 Jackson. A. W. - Farm I l l Jackson. Mr. & Mrs. Isaac 8 9 Jackson. Mr. I Mrs. Isaac & Jelley, W. S. - Home 1 0 9 Jewell. F. T. 11 Jonas. G. W. 11 Jones. Guy R. 11 Kaiser. Parents of 9 leesiar. L. A. 11 Ill Kehoe. John Keith. John 10 Kenyon. John & 8 Kenyon. Mr. & 8 10 Kenyon. Walter 9 libiloski. Stephen libiloski. Stephen Ill Kohl. Norman G. 9 tulow. A. W. - Farm 1 2 3 L. S. & M. S. R. R. Depot - Col I I I Lampoon, A. E. - Hone 1 1 7 Lawrence. J. L. 9 Layman,Wm. H. 9 9 Leworthy. Haw of W. A. Libest. Mike 12 8 Library. Edwin e Library. Edwin 9 Lilly. Seymour A. Lincoln High School Lincoln School 8 3 Lindsey, W. D. - Hcoe 1 0 1 Lobdell. Geo. E. - Hone 1 0 7 Lockerby, William - Res. 1 1 3 Lott. A. L. - Farm 1 1 5 M. E. Church - Coldwater 9 3 M. E. Church - Ouincy 9 3 Macey, E. - Hale 1 1 3 Macey. Edgar & Fam. 8 9 Macey. Richard & Fan. 8 9 Macey. Richard - Farm 1 2 1 Mack. Geo. - Res. 1 0 3 Main St. - Ouincy - Birds-Eye Main St. East - Coldwater 1 0 1 Main Street West - Ouincy 1 0 3 Main Street. East - Quincy 1 1 1 Manguse. F. C. - Home 1 0 9 Mann. Mr. & Mrs. F. P. 8 5 Mann. E. P. - How 1 0 5 Marquart. Ed - Farm 1 0 3 Marquart. Mr. & Mrs. Ed & Marshall Street - ColdWater I I I Martin. Jennie - Res. 1 0 9 Masonic Temple - Coldwater 9 9 McDermott. J. E. - Home 1 0 1 McEndeffer. Carl - Res. 9 7 MandOrffer. Isiah - Farm 1 0 1 McIntosh. H. G. - Hcoe 1 1 3 �11 NerlIng. W. E. 11 Michael, B. T. 9 Illkolatcher. Mr. I 9 Mill - Union Miller. A. L. 11 10 Miller. Willis Monroe Street 11 11 Moore, B. 0. 11 Moore. C. C. Moore. Mr. I . Mrs. A. L. 8 Murphy. W. R. 10 9 Musser.Alderman H. H. Musser.Alderman H. H. 11 Musser. J. C. 10 Newman.Wm. J. -Res. 10 Nichols, G. L. 11 Nichols. Mrs. E. J. 1 Nielson. A. 10 North Butler 11 9 Norton. John W. Nye. Mr. & 8 OakGrove Cemetary 10 OakGrove Cemetary 1 Officials, e 121 Olmstead. W. H. 91 OperaHouse Osborn's 9 Palmer. Geo. 9 Paradise. 8 Paradise. Mr. & Mrs. A. E. 8 Paradise. Mr. & 8 Paradise. Mr. & 8 Paradise. Mr. & 8 Paradise. Mr. & 8 89 Paradise. Mr. & Paradise. Mrs. Ralph 8 Paradise. Ora 8 Paradise. 8 Park. ColdWater e Peppiatt, Fred J. 8 Peterson. Dr. L. 11 Platt, Geo. O. 8 Post 8 Post Office 10 Powell. Lewis 1 Presbyterian Church Pridgeon. John - Hare 1 0 5 Public Library 1 9 Public Library Public School 9 11 Quimby. Ennis 11 Ouimby. L. W. 9 Ouimby. Mr. & Mrs. Oulmby. Mr. & Mrs. Orvill 9 9 Quimby. Mr. & Mrs. Z. L. Ouimby. R. N. 11 Quimby. W. H. 9 Quimby, Zenis L. 11 Ralston. John 11 Ramsdell. W. F. 10 Randall. Mr. & Mrs. S. B. - Res Ransford. Geo. 1 Rasey. Bert 9 Re. G. - Grocery 10 Renshaw.John 9 Reynolds. John D. 12 Rhymes.WM. G. 12 Robinson. F. E. 9 Roseman. A. N. 11 S S T t t a y a a t t l o Ryder, A. W. 10 Ryder. C. F. 10 Saxton. E. E. 11 9 Scrimner School Dist. $4 Sebring, John 9 Sebring. Mr. I 9 Shaffmaster, John H. 1 Sharp. J. J. 11 Sherman. Clark 9 Shumway. Mr. & Mrs. Levi A. 8 Shumway. Vivian 9 Sisters' Hare 1 Smiley. E. E. 9 Smith. David 10 Smith. E. A. 10 Smith. Oval Ice 10 Snyder. L. A. 10 Sorter. Harry 10 South Butler 10 St. Charles Church 9 St. Charles School III St. Marks Church 9 St. Mary's School 9 State School 11 e School - Main Entrance, e School Playground 12 Straehly. John Strong. Mr. & 8 Strong, e Taggert, 8 Talmage. Prose 8 Talmage. 8 Taylor. Cash 11 Taylor. James 10 r , Mr. & Mrs. L. G. Thacher.Herman I . 8 Thomas. J. A. -Res. 1 Thomas. J. 11 Trumbull. Ernie 11 Tucker. Joseph 10 Tuful. Charles 1 Tuttle. G. A. -Res. 1 Tyler. M. L. 11 Van Patten. Bert 10 Voce. John 8 Vore. John 11 Walker, E. H. 9 Walker. E. H. 9 Ward. D. A. 1 Warner. Mr. & Mrs. 9 WaterWorks 9 WaterWorks 11 Waterbury. E. A. 11 Weaver. E. M. 1 Webb.Chas. R. 11 Webb. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. R. & Wendorf. Mrs. Chris. - Home 1 2 3 WestChicago St. - Coldwater 1 0 1 WestChicago St. - ColdWater 1 0 3 WestChicago St. - Quincy 1 0 1 Wheeler. Mr. & Mrs. W. B. 8 9 Wheeler. W. B. - Res. 1 2 1 Whitcomb, T. A. - Farm 1 2 3 White. F. D. 8 3 White, F. D. - Home 1 1 7 White. F. N. - Farm 1 2 3 Whitmore. Carl - Res. 1 0 3 Whitmore. Lynn e s Whitmore. Mr. & Mrs. [Irk e s 2 Whittaker. Whittuhri. C. E. Wilkins, J. Williams. F. H. Wilson. J. H. Wilson. Mrs. Vithington. E. E. Vithingtor, N. J. Wolf, Winfred Vortz. S. S. Wortz. S. S. - l i n e Zeluff, Burnett M. Zeluff. Burnett N. Zurburg. John 8 11 9 1 8 8 e 12 11 8 11 1 11 10 �PLAT BOOK OF BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN Published by W. W. HIXSON & CO. Rockford, I l l i n o i s No. COLD WATER N AT I O N A L B A N K COLDWATER, MICHIGAN J. R. THOMPSON, President S. L. WING, Vice President W. H. SIMONS, Cashier H J . L. VAN DUSEN, Ass't Cashier . N. HARDY, Mgr. Bond Dept. �O P E R AT I N G P L A N T S DETROIT OFFICE C O L D WAT E R , M I C H . LA G R A N G E , I N D . 162 MOSS AV E . H I G H L A N D PA R K , M I C H . BUY Y O U R N E W AT T H E H O M E O F GOOD SERVICE Van Lopik Motor Sales Co. MASHON-DORSEY CO. Manufacturers of Quality PHONE 94 M A I N O F F I C E 16-18 S . M O N R O E S T. COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N COLDWATER, Coldwater CoPHONE 68 S TA R O L I N E Gasoline i s B e t t e r M W I H S C I o H T l E d I G A N S TA R K N O C K O L I N E wherever y o u see t h i s sign MEADE REED DISTRIBUTOR White Star Petroleum 351 West Chicago a n d Jay Streets COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N �H B. H . W A R N E R "WOLVERINE" A N D L . TAY L O R WARNERBUI6K OVER T H I R T Y Y E A R S O F D E P E N D A B I L I T Y QUALITY S E R V I C E . NEW & USED CARS C O - O P E R AT I O N "When b e t t e r Automobiles are B u i l t Plants a t Quincy and Coldwater, M i c h . BUICK w i l l build t h e m . " WOLVERINE PORTLAND C E M E N T CO. "When better Service is given WARNER B U I C K CO. w i l l give i t . " Coldwater, M i c h i g a n COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N AUTO TO P & T R I M SHOP ELECTRIC SERVICE BIGELOW & BROWN WE S P E C I A L I Z E O N T H E F O L L O W I N G TIRES AUTOMOTIVES Tops recoveredÑBody glass f o r sides and Windshield. N e w curtains Starter, G e n e r a t o r a n d B a t t e r y w o r k FISK SALES AND SERVICE D e l c o - L i g h t P l a n t s and Wa t e r Systerns pairÑSeat covers made f o r any make car. SEE M E F I R S T F O R B O D Y W O R K General repair on all makes of Tires. We a r e equipped t o d o ALL K I N D S O F Electric R e f r i g e r a t i o n House W i r i n g work. G i v e us a call. IF I T ' S E L E C T R I C ROY B I G E L O W WE C A N T A K E C A R E O F Y O U Phone 341 J Schmecilen B l d g . P h o n Schmecilen B l d g . e 808 23-25 N. H a n , h e t t St. HOMER H. BROWN 23-25 N. Hanchett St. Phone 341 J C O L D W A T E R , MICH. C O L D WAT E R , M I C H . Phone 508 S c h t n e d l e n 2 3 - 2 5 N . Hanchett S . C O L D WAT E R , M I C E ! . 1 Bldg. �LEGG LUMBER CO. YESH CHEVROLET SALE PHONE NO. 56 Chevrolet Sales LUMBER A N D BUILDING MATERIALS "A Six in the price range of a four" 84-86-88 W . C H I C A G O S T. P H O N E 27 COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N Coldwater, - - - Michigan The Best Known Products i n Every Line THE HEATROLA P E R F E C T I O N O I L STOVES MAJESTIC RANGES E A S Y WASHERS Gasoline or Electric LEONARD REFRIGERATORS YALE LOCKS A N D SETS ATWATER K E N T - M A J E S T I C - S PA R T O N HAROLD A. JOHNSON Products like these assure you of of our intention give you the best in every line we sell. COLD WATER Phone 2 9 The Kerr Hardware Co. 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C o r y ,o7 A r ; + ¥% 7 FOiol o n 0 01 �FEED M I L L I N C O N N E C T I O N First State Savings Bank T E L E P H O N E S 6 0 A N D 76 Bronson6o-onerativc RESOURCES $ 6 0 0 . 0 0 0 F R A N K K O N S T, M A N A G E R FLOUR, F E E D S , G R A I N A N D SEEDS A good place t o do your B a n k i n g SHIPPER O F L I V E S T O C K BRONSON, M I C H I G A N MICHIGAN BRONSON, PEOPLESNATIONAL Bronson Auto MEMBER FORD D E A L E R S Federal Reserve System Parts, Tires and Accessories BRONSON, M I C H I G A N BRONSON, 8 MICHIGAN �BRONSON T7 R . 8 W . 5h0fM o s i c r. Aso. L¥vvi 1' P ¥Yc h k 40 9c 4 kar- 14 o,-,roc H o n roe 240 /60 7.0 l ' f r S o S c / I 40 OhOu h . 14.8ark $2 P o r h0 05b0r 14.,1 .K F C0r-10n 7^ E 5 .eckards B J T Sock .4. 0 Icion carc151cy 3/3 ¥ D Mori, udd 34 V Ks b, 1 oBkc 5,Ii or r.FgAsBh y B o w ,-nori. D. D 2 50s3cr. loo N. 8 KO//o550 F. 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N E S B I T T, Cashier P . W . J O H N S O N . Aee't Caehier UNION C I T Y, M I C H . 2 �UNIO T 5S P3 3 , Ca I V . J. P c 4.0 Hedr-,ck c I HC5,1. frit- a s , chnsc, frlo r N? I + p , /sirs H 4 . T,-aa, $ J Tro F /Nor 43 C j r c J.Pcck Gin k ikcTi r lber-t e y. N c 1 7 d B o y c r . , s b ; hi / 6 ,e'N/631t/h7L'i rn. 1 1 L 1 I / s 7 SC 40 o H, b ur d fE t 0 a l- ii T e i I ley 8 e cl r. F i L'' 7 2 C L cc 5 A S i n 7i , . 3 0 r C o s Cline .1 1 . r -1- i, e 1 Jo , .., ¥?.`qE,¡3 - 7 . 5 ..3 C... ./k2,-i-i son L c.rbs+r, )1.-.) t k . . . ; o 1 P 3. ÖC C C CC q , c 40 4 C 9 1-1.2w/ 2-1 - /41- z Ear,' . 2 5 L+1 . 7 Q . .--. 4 40 - W. / J 8 60 I 16 0 ' A R I L 2 ''''' / c c o r y i = 4 . Iv . P 4 c. c r e I ZcnpAcr. 4c, / C C e I 1 - h r e r, Philo. a " i _ i s m u E : 5 , - An p a c 8 , , t k . ) ...9.,c C ¥i-K c E. und t : 1 : : : 8 b 2 0 , .js ¥ ,,) 1 r q ,J. 1 . 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JENKINS Dealers in FURNITURE T ` V A L E R UNERAL I R E C T O R HARDWARE - PA I N T S - OILS AMBULANCE SERVICE SPORTING GOODS - FA R M M A C H I N E RY Phone 29-A2 UNION C I T Y, - - - PHONE 4-A MICHIGAN UNION C I T Y, M I C H I G A N Lucian Hill - HILTON'S FEEDS - SEEDS A N D FERTILIZERS Men's Furnishings T r a v e l i n g Goods The Best Clothier and JAMESWAY P O U LT RY E Q U I P M E N T 20 and 22 Chicago St. Cash paid for Cream, Eggs and Poultry UNION CITY, MICHIGAN 2 �G9-29) VOGT'S FLOWERS OLMSTEAD & SON ERNEST C . V O G T DEALERS I N Flowers delivered by telegraph parts of the U. S. and many Foreign Ice Cream, Ice and Pasteurized Milk Member F. T. D. Phone 46 PHONE 73-J COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N A. G . L Y O N THEJ.B.PERRY The REXALL Drug Stores Feeds - Quality Pillsbury COLDWATER, - M I C H I G A N Dr. Hess Poultry and Sherwin-Williams Eastman Whitman Parker Pens DICKINSON'S GLOBE FEEDS 70-72 West Chicago Street P h o n e 206 COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N PHONES 138 A N D 205 2 �B. H . G I B S O N ARTISTIC MEMORIALS P R O P R I E TO R G R A N I T E ¥ MARBLE COLDWATER MONUMENT CO. 93 W E S T C H I C A G O S T R E E T COLDWATER, - M I C H I G A N "Mark Every Grave" Godden's Cleaning Works Coldwater Dairy Co. H . C L I Z B E K I N G , Prop 164 South Monroe Street Coldwater, - - - CLEANERS O F Wearing Apparel, Furnishing Michigan Take your cream t o Coldwater D a i r y Co. a t Coldwater, M i c h . a n d get 7 cents per livered price above Chicago extra price always. Phone 186 Coldwater, 30 1 M 0 i N o r t h M o n r o e Street c h i g a n �INDEX to TOWNSHIPS in 1929 PLAT BOOK of BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN b W. W. Hixon & Co., Rockford, Ilinois Pag Map of Branch Algansee Batavia Bethel Bronson Butler California Coldwater Gilead Girard Township Kinderhook Matteson Noble Ovid Quincy Sherwood Union Names of Property 3 5 6 7 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 31 to 5 ��EVERY-NAME INDEX T ha Nu TH po Abbott, 1 1 Abbott, Abel, Mel, Ackerty, Hiram, Est Ackley. Adair, Adair, KIN COL BAT COL BUT BUT ALG Adams, Adams, AD. Adams, ALG CAL(1 KIN CAL(1 Adams, GIL Adams, C. F. ALG CAL(1 Adams, Adams, 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA Alger, A/ger, Alger. Algire, E. Alien 6 1 1 1 Allen, Alien, Alien, 5 5 1 1 1 1 5 SHE MAT z Arnold, a SHE ALG QUI CAL KIN 2 5 a 1 Ashback, A Atwood, Austin. Men, Alen, Allen, COL BET MAT BRO 1 1 7 v g Alen, Allen, COL MAT Allen, Amaden, Amber, W. Ambrose, BET GIR BAT(2 BUT CAL(1 CAL( 1 1 1 1 GIL 1 BUT CAL 1 1 Ambrose, Ambs, BUT MAT 1 Adams, Adams, GIR BUT KIN Adams, GIR Ambs, Ambs, Ammerman Ammerman, A. MAT MAT BET BET BET BET OUI NOB NOB COL Adams, Adarns, Adams, Adams, Adams, 1 1 1 Adams, SHE 2 Adarns, CAL(1 Adams, W H. Adams. W R. 1 2 Adamski, UNI BUT BO Ammerman, Ammerman, Ammerman, 1 9 Amstutz, Anderson Adamski, BRO 9 Anderson, Adcfrdt, Adcidt, H. T H. BAT 6 Anderson, Adolph, Adolph, BAT BAT UNI UNI Adolph, L GIR 2 1 Adolph, L UNI 2 Adolph, UNI GIR 2 1 BRO 9 7 2 Adcbcks, AdolP Ahlgrum, Mar, Akey, Albright. Albright Albright, BET MAT CAL KIN Albright Abrght, Albright, W S BET GUI CAL CAL(17,2 Aldernen, Aldrich. Aexander, R., BAT BET I0N Algorism, ALG MAT Alger, 6 6 2 Arvin. Anton, 1 Anon, 1 7 APPlogab Arbogast R., a 1 Anther, Archer. Archer, L 1 6 7 g 5 2 3 BAT MAT AvenII, Ayers, CAL CAL(1 1 2 Baal Babb, SHE KIN 7 1 B . Babcock, B . A Bacon, ALG MAT CAL(1 SHE 5 2 1 2 Badger. Bagley, UNI BET 2 7 Bagley, Barley, Bailey, BET CAL GIR 7 1 1 Barley, COL GIR UNI 1 1 6 ii 1 a 2 2 7 7 7 7 2 2 2 Bailey, Baler, Baker, 13aker, 1 1 2 1 V 2 1 COL CAL OVI COL 1 1 2 1 ii 2 2 Ball, GUI a 1 Z Ball, Bal, Ball, Banker, BUT KIN OVI BUT 1 1 2 GIR GIR 1 1 Barber Barnard, lol J OVI BUT SHE UNI ALG ALG ALG 1 2 2 Barnard, 0 Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Barnes. Barnes. GIL QUI COL GUI GIR GUI KIN 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 Barney. Barnhart, Barnhart GIR UNI BAT 6 Barnhart Barnhart UNI UNI 2 2 1 5 5 5 5 2 7 2 1 Baker, Baker, GUI COL ALG a BUT BET OV1 GIL(11 Amdd, 6 6 Austin, Auten. Baler, Balch, Bak:fridge, 13aldwin, ALG OVI Archer, Archer, Arendt, Armstrong, W H 2 2 Baker, SHE CAL SHE Ansley, Ansley. Anthony, V 6 9 1 v 1 2 SHE Arnis, Annis, J. BAT 1 2 5 6 1 BRO GIL UNI GIR NOB BUT Anderson, Anderson, Andrews, Andrews, Ausan. Austin, Austin, GIL NOB UNI BAT GUI GUI BAT 1 1 1 2 �EVERY-NAME I N D E X T O T H E 1 9 2 9 P L A T M A P O F B R A N C H C O U N T Y, M I C H I G A N tilos l i s k a i s s . pow Baronski,LSO B E T (2) 7 Barr. Guy C A L ( 1 4 ) 1 3 Barrack, L G I R (18) * Bane( B. A L G (20) 5 Bartholerne, F. M (31) 2 ) B e l y t h e , W. 0 0 1 (31) 1 5 B i r c h , H. 0 0 1 (9) Bartholomew Lake A L G (7) 5 B e k o r k , J. G I R (6,7) 1 8 Birch, L B E T (29) Bartholomew, L. A L G Bartlett A. M A T Barton, L S H E (6,7) (26) (34) 5 a ) 3 B e l l & Smith S H E B e l l , B. E. U N I B e l l , C. A L G (8) 3 (9) 2 7 (13) 5 E G 1 (25) 3 (29) 5 (26) 2 2 Bascein & Smith L (5) B e l l , G. E. G I R (6) 1 8 B i s h o p , C. A. 1 (16) L (4) B e l J. A. U N I (4) 2 7 Bishop, J. G (26) 5 (8) (9) i s 1 5 C Bascom, D. T. C A Batavia S o n Baser,A. B T A C Bassape, R. 13assage, S. Bator. A. D. Bator, C. A B e e r y , Abe N O S (16,21) 2 1 R a m a n , P. U N ) (24) V B e e r y , Frank P 4 0 8 ( 1 5 ) 2 1 B i l l o w s , D. 3 1 1 ( 1 9 ) 1 7 B e e r y , Loyd P 4 0 8 ( 1 6 , 2 1 ) 2 1 B i n g - - --, H. C O L (23) 1 5 B e h n k e , C. R. Q U I (12) 2 4 B r i g h t e n Lake O V I (33) a A A L 1 3 * L G (2) 1 3 (35) 5 B e l l , J., Mts. B R O B e l l , R. S H E (2) (17) B A T A T (26,27) 6 (2.3) 6 B e l l , William B R B e l o s k e , J. B E O T (35) (19) (23,24,27) 6 B e l o s l e , William B E T (31) 2 7 B e n d e r , C. O V I (17) (1,2) (25) (23) 2 7 6 1 5 B A N U T I Bator, Ham/ U N I eager, S. B A T Bates, - 0 0 1 (30) Bas, B. Bates, C. B B E A T T (23,24) 7 (26) 6 B i r c h , W. S H B i s h o p , C. A. A L B i s h o p , C. A. O V 0 0 A L 9 B i s h o p , J. G I R 2 5 B i s h o p , L C. C O L 9 7 0 V 1 I (5.6) 1 5 (10) 2 2 7 B i s h o p , W. 2 2 B i s t r y, A . G B I A R T (8) 1 8 (19) 6 B e n n e t t , F. B e n n e t t , G. S C H A E L (21) 3 (1) 1 3 B i x l e r . S. G I L B r y e r ' s Lake O V I (14) (17) 1 B e n n e t t , H. A L G (2) B i y e r , F. 5 B e r n e t , J. C., Mrs. Q U I (11,14) 2 4 Bennett L M A T ( 1 1 ) a B i y e r , J. B i y e r , W. O V I (17) 2 2 V V I I (17) (17) 2 2 2 2 T T (25) (21) 6 1 1 B l a c k m a n . Leo Blackrnore, Dr. Bates, 0. B e n s o n , H. H. G I B o n s a i , W. 0 0 R 1 O T (13) 7 B e n t o n , F. (32) 9 A T (24) 6 B e n l o n , George C A L (23) 1 3 B l a i n e , J. G I Bates, R. E. B A T (35) 6 B e r g e , H., Est C U ) (13) 2 4 B l a k e , J. R., Est U Bates, S. H. Bathack, E. B M E A T T (23) 7 (2) 2 3 (15) (6) 6 5 B a k e , S. B l a k e r , A. Bathrick, E. S H E (35) (33) 1 5 B l a n c h a r d , J. B e i t s c h , C. B E T B e r t s c h , C. F. B E T (10) (10) 7 7 (30) 1 5 (6) 2 2 B e s e m e r , B. W. B e s e t n e r, H. A. (11,14) 1 1 1 3 l o o r n , S. A. B A (11,14) 1 1 B l o s s o m Lake S H Beard, C. S H E Beard, E. C. B A T Beardsley, E. E. B R O Beardsley, F. A. B R O Beaumaster, H. & H. M A T (2021) 2 5 (16,21) 6 (9,10,16) g (15) 9 (20) 3 ) B e s t r e e , H. B B e t h e l Center B B e y e r , A. A B i c k f o r d , B. A B i c k f o r d , F. A Beck. C. Beck. D. G G I I L L (8) (9) Beck, E. Beck. G. A O L V G I (27) 5 (10) 2 2 Batterson, E. Banerson, E. 0 O 0 V 1 I Beck, H. G. K I N ( 1 3 , Beck J. G I L Bedt, J. B. U N I BO=fraf, H 0 0 1 Beckwith, M A L G Beers. E. R. B A T ( 2 1 1 2 4 ) (9) 1 (21) (27,33) (35) 9 ) 7 7 B e r g m a n , Albert B e r l i n , F. A B e r t r a m , E. B i d w e l l , A. J. B i d w e l l , F. A. B A T L G 0 0 B U B U G C T T A T E T L G L G L G I L O L B i d w e l l , M. B E B i e r , E. A L 1 9 B a g e l o w, E. G. B 7 Bigelow, G. B V B i g g s , J. R. B X & p l o w , P. C. A 5 B i l k n a n , C. C A 6 B O , H . C A 1 U U A L L ( L ( 3 T G (30) (25) (9,10) (18) (7) (10) (4) (16) (13) B l a c k w e l l , G. S H Q U B (6) 3 ) (32) 1 5 R T E E Bates, R. E. Bathrick, M. E. M A T Banerson, C. C O L B (5,8) 1 8 (4) 1 5 B l a u v e l t , J. B l o o m , J. 6 7 5 5 5 1 1 7 5 7 5 T (12) 1 1 T (12) 1 1 T (35) 6 G (21) 5 1 1 ) 1 3 1 3 ) 1 3 7 a O O Bales, J. M. B A Bates, James B U 2 5 2 4 0 O B a c k A. M A B l a c k m a n , A. S H B l a c k m a n , C. S H E 4 7 B i s h o p , R. B i s h o p , T. Bates, F. B E T (35) 7 B e n n e t t , M., Est M A T (13) 2 0 Bates. F. C. O V I (5) 2 2 B e n n e t t 0. 0 V 1 (24) 2 2 Bates, H. 0 V 1 ( 7 , 1 8 ) 2 2 B e n n e t t w. M A T (34,35) a B 2 G E I I U 0 R L N N 0 B G B ) 1 A I R B o x e , E. A L B o a s , I. B E B c g a r t , C. B R B o g a r t F. B R B o g u e . C. L B U B o i e , S. J. S B o l e n & Sprague ) T R O T E G T O O T H E K I N (27) a (18) 2 5 (19,30) 3 (17) 2 5 (15,22) e s (32) s e (15) 1 (8) (5) (2) (2) 7 V V 1 5 6 (23) 1 8 (10,15) g (23) (30) 6 2 5 (27) (7) (26) (26) (5,28) 5 7 9 9 1 1 (13,24) 2 1 5 9 B o l e y . C. A. Q U I (8) 2 4 B o a e y, F 0 0 1 ( 8 , 1 9 . 2 0 ) 2 4 B o l e , / Rut) 0 1 B o l i n , F. J. B B o l t h n , R. K B o o n , G. O. Q B o o t h , E. B B o o t h J. O . 1 1 A T I N U I E T U I (9) a s (5) 6 (3) 1 9 (15) a t (15) 7 (26) 2 4 �EVERYNo Booth, Booth, Borden, F H. Bordt, L Bon*, Borow, Bortzen, 0. Boa& Botzner, INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT MAP O F 1142..lialS Pag GIL GIL BET KIN 1 1 7 B r i e r, 1 i 1 Brawn, Bray. L Bray, m. 9 Braybn. Brehm, Brehm, Brewster, Brewster, KIN COL BRO COL N08(17,18 Braun, Braun, 1 2 COL 1 Boussum, C. ALG SHE 13ovela Bowie, ALG COL 5 Z 5 Bowden, BRO BRO QUI GUI Boughton. Souse, Bowden. Bowen. A. L Bowen. Bow Bowerman, BET GUI BET UNI 7 2 Bronson, Bronson, BET Bronson, Bronson, BET 7 7 7 2 Bowers. Bowers. D 2 1 1 Bowers. BUT ii Bowers, Bowlby, J W. BUT 1 1 g Boyd, Boye. Boyer, ALG ALG 5 BAT Boyer, UNI 6 2 Boyntcn, GUI 2 Brach, Bracy, Bracley. Bradkry. H H. KIN BUT KIN 1 Braciey Brado, ALG COL BAT Brandt, K Brandt Branker, Brant Blaughlon, UNI UNI BAT MAT GIR 1 Bronson, Bronson, Bowerman, Brand H. i 1 t 1 GIR BET BAT BRO QUI GIL BUT Braman, KIN 5 1 .i Brocker, Brockkobank Bronson Bronson 001 ALG BAT 1 5 2 7 Bowerman, K 001 CAL ALG ALG BUT KIN KIN GIR GIR Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, MAT BRO ALG 2 Brainard, Ekainard, 2 Brigham, Brink. F C Britton, GUI ALG 2 Brown's 1 Bowerman, Bowman. IA A Brower, 9 9 2 Bowerman, CAL(1 BRO 2 COL GUI ALG GUI GIL UNI 001 001 Bricker, Bnegel, L Bnggs, 3 1 5 2 Bowerman. Bowerman. BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA 5 1 1 5 5 1 6 2 5 6 2 2 6 2 l BET BET BET (X) BET Bronson, Brcok BET MAT Brook Brook, Brooker. Brooker, GIL 001 BAT UNI Brooks, Brooks, BAT COL(1 BRO UNI COL BAT Brooks, Becoks, Brooks, Brcoks. L Brooks, Brooks, BAT GIR Brooks. efOOkS. Brooks. Bros, BRO ALG Brough. Brough, BET BET Broughtn, Broughton, Broughton. Brower, Brower. CAL CAL CAL GIL BET 3 2 3 9 5 1 7 6 g 7 7 7 7 3 1 3 6 2 Brown, Brown. Brown. Brown, Brown, Brown, L Brown, Brown, BAT (7) CAL (5) 6 1 3 ALG (19) 5 GIL (11,14) 1 7 BET (14) 7 CAL(16) 1 3 OVI (4) 2 2 BAT (24,25) 6 ALG (19) 5 CAL (6) 1 3 GIR (23) BRO (2,3) COL (6) UNI (36) * g 1 5 V Brown, Brown, Brown, UNI (34) 2 7 ALG (31,32) 5 UNI (13) V Bru--. Brunker, Brunnell, Buck Buck Buck, BRO (28) 9 GIR (6) 1 8 GIR (28) 1 8 COL (19) 1 5 BET (24) 7 OVI (18,19) 2 2 Buck, BAT (36) Bucldey, UNI (9) Bucklin, Bucklin, Buck!, GIL (6) 1 7 BET (32) 7 CAL (9) 1 3 UNI (19,30) 2 7 Buel, Buell. Bue41, Buholz, Bullock, Bunkes, Bunnell, 6 2 7 UNI(29.30,31,33) UNI (10) 2 7 BRO (15,22) g BAT (10) 6 Burbank OVI (6) 2 2 BET (19) 7 BUT (15,16) 1 1 Burch, Burch, Burch, C. L Burch, Burch, COL (6) 1 5 BAT (13,24) 6 BAT(11) 6 BAT (17) 6 BAT (16) 6 9 Burch, Burckhard, Burdelski, 5 7 Burk, Burk, 7 Burke, COL (33) 1 5 ALG (24) 5 GIR (24) 1 8 KIN (17) 1 9 BRO (5) 9 SHE (3,10) 2 5 1 1 1 1 Bin**, Burke, Burke, &Arlie, 7 Burke, 6 1 9 2 1 6 6 1 SHE (3) 2 5 BAT (34) 6 SHE (10) 2 5 COL (1) 1 5 BET (20) 7 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O IrmaAm Mo Burke, SHE Burka, Budeson, Budew, COL Burlew, Burnham, BUT ALG ALG MAT Calhoun, California 3 1 1 5 5 Caliians. Calkins, Calkins, Calkins, F. Calkins, 2 a MAT MAT I3urnharn, Bumhart Burnhart Bums, MAT UNI UNI a v 2 BAT UNI MAT NOB Bums, Burnside, Burnside, Burnside, NOB BET a 2 2 Casabear, 140B CAL GIL 1 Cass, Caswell, C. 5 Caswell, KIN KIN 2 2 2 Cattail, GIL CatieN, NOB Cement COL UNI QUI a BRO BUT(11,1 BET 9 7 Cerrow, 2 Canfiekl Canfield, Chambers, KIN 2 Canfiekl, CAL 1 Champion, BET 7 Carsight BAT(12 6 Champion, COL 6 Champion, ALG 1 5 1 Champion, 9 1 Champion, BAT ALG 6 5 9 Champion, Chandainã J. QUI CALl1 2 1 Campbell, 6 Carpenter, Carpenter, GIR BRO Butz, Buys, Mable, Buys, Byers, F. Byers, Bois, Byers, BYkoski, Byron, Cady, Cahill, Cain, Cain, J. Cain, Caldwell, Caley, Calhoun, Calhoun, Calhoun, Calhoun, Caihoun, BUT QUI MAT BUT BRO GIL COL MAT OVI MAT MAT GIR OVI UNI UN) UNI QUI OUI NOB(1 GIL NOB NOB BRO 1 1 CarnpbeN, A. CAL(I2 BRO Butler eutWhvorth, 1 6 2 Cads, Carpenter C., OVI 6 ALG SHE 2 1 OVI 1 Camp, E. L Campbell NOB Bussing, Bussing, 2 1 2) MAT UNI &amides, NOB BRO 2 1 Casetwer, Burnside, ALG QUI NOB GIR SHE BAT Busch, Bush, Bushnel, Bushnell, A. UNI IGN BAT V 1 2 Case, Case, Case, 1 1 Card, COL 1 CAL GIR 2 GIR BAT BAT GIL KIN 1 MAT Calkins, Calkins, Case, Cam, GIL NOB Burnt Burion, Burtn, Burlon, MICHIGAN Pair Burnham C. L Burnham, Bums, MAP O F B R A N C H C O U N T Y, THE 1929 P L A T 6 1 2 1 1 1 7 Carpenter, L GIL 1 Chander BAT 5 2 2 Carpenter, Carpenter, Carr, J. OUI GIL UN) 2 1 2 Chandler, V R. ALG 6 5 Chapman, Chase, MAT BUT 2 1 9 Carr, COL 1 Carr, Carrithers, SHE 2 COL BUT 1 1 ALG Chase, Chase, Chatfield, E BRO Chenuie BET GIR 9 7 1 V 2 ii 2 V Carson, BET 5 7 Carson, Carson, BAT BET 6 7 Cherdavoine, Cherdavoine, ii Carter, Carter, BRO MAT 9 Cherdavoine, Carter, BET 1 Carter, BET 7 7 3 2 Carter, Carter, BET MAT 3 Carter, BAT 2 1 Carter, BAT MAT ALG BAT 5 9 1 V 2 2 a 2 2 1 2 2 9 Carter, Cartright Cary Cary, Case, Case, Case E Case, Case, GIR BRO(11 KIN BAT GIL KIN MAT Case, Case, L Case, COL UN) 3 GIR UN) ChesJey, Chikowski, NOB SHE 7 Childs, Chivers, a Church 6 Church, 6 6 1 9 1 6 1 1 2 1 V 1 2 2 MAT COL KIN QUI 2 1 1 2 Church, Citizens QUI 2 N06(15) Claar, Claw. F. Claw. Clark, Clark, Clark, BAT BAT BAT ALG ALG ALG KIN GIR 2 6 6 6 5 5 5 1 1 5 Clark Clark, Clark Clark, Clark ALG SHE OVI 2 2 �EVERYNo Clark, Clark, Clark Cleanvater, L Clement Clement Clement Clement, INDEX T O TH Pop BUT BET OVI BET 1 7 2 7 1 Collins, Conant Conga¡, Conldin, Conldin, OVI OVI 1 1 1 Cook's Goak BAT SHE OUI GIR BUT GIR GIR Cleveland, A MAT Cleveland, CAL BAT Cleveland, Clifton, L Cline, Cline, BRO UNI UNI Cline, SHE UNI UNI Cline, Cline, Cline, Cling, Cling, Clouse, Clouse, Coats, Cobb, Cobb, Cochensparger. 1929 P L AT MAP O F IYBIA-511 SHE COL BUT BET 1 6 9 2 V 2 2 V 2 1 1 7 BRO MAT 9 BUT 1 1 001 NOB a COL KIN KIN Cook, Cook, Cock, ALG BRO Cook CU) Cooley, Cooley, Cooper, Copeland Copeland, BAT BAT BUT GUI MAT BAT Copeland, Copeland, Copeland, Copeland, R. L CAL KIN Coplin, Corbin, BUT SHE Cord, L Corey, Corey, BET UNI ALG BAT BAT BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA 2 1 1 1 6 2 2 5 2 2 Covey, 6 1 1 Cowan, Cowan, 6 1 2 7 2 5 6 5 SHE 2 Coffman, COL KIN OVI 1 1 Corey, Corless GIR Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater, GIR UNI 1 v GIR QUI COL (15 QUI GIR 2 1 Codess Corless. Corles Corless, Cole, Cole, Cole, COL SHE BAT Carless. Coriess. Corless, Cole, Cole, J. A QUI ALG OVI GIR 2 5 2 1 1 Cole, L BAT BET OVI 1 2 6 6 Cole, OVI 2 Cole, BET 7 Gomel, Coleman, J B Coleman. Coler. Color, OVI OVI BRO BRO 2 2 9 g Coles, B. F. Collins, ALG KIN 5 1 Cornell Cornell, Cornell, Correll, Correll, Collins. Collins, J. BRO SHE ALG 9 2 5 Coldwater Coldwater Collins. 7 M Codew, Codss, GIR ALG Cornell, Cornell. ALG OVI GUI GIR BRO SHE SHE SHE MAT MAT Correll, Corson, Corson, Corson, BRO 3 001 OVI Codingiod COL BET GIR OUI Cole, L Country County Courday, Couringht COL QUI a CAL ALG Coddington, Cockran, ALG QUI BUT Cory. Coiy, Cory, Coscealney, Cosier, Casper, MAT KIN OVI UNI Costeel, 9 2 6 6 1 Corey, Corey, Corey, Corey, 2 1 Corson, Corwin, Corwin, 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 5 5 2 2 1 9 2 2 2 2 9 Coward, Coward, Coward, Coward, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, W. &W 001 COL KIN ALG BAT QUI QUI MAT MAT BRO 2 1 2 2 1 7 1 a 1 5 2 1 1 1 5 6 2 a 3 3 g MAT OVI 2 ALG OVI 5 2 001 OVI 1 2 2 Cozier, Cozier, UNI UNI Crabs, Crabtree, QUI BET 2 Craft, Craft, Craig BAT 6 1 Craig, Craig, Crandall, Crandall, Crandall Cranson, L Cranson, Crapo, Grater, Crater, BUT GIR GIR GIR BAT BUT UNI GIL BET ALG 2 7 1 1 1 6 1 2 1 7 5 5 2 Crater, Craun, Crain, ALG QUI ALG ALG QUI Craun, Crawford, Crawford, Crawford. Crawford, ALG OVI BET BET OVI 5 2 5 5 2 7 7 2 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O TH I & pe Mo 1929 P L AT MAP O F 2 Deu_er COL UNI NOB 1 2 DeWarer. Dexter, C. T. BUT Davey, Davidson, BAT MAT(2 6 2 Dexrer, Diamond, BUT SHE Davis 8. 4 1 2 Dibbart, Dibbie, Dick, GIR UNI CAL(1 Dickey, Dickey, L Dickey, COL 1 COL COL 1 1 1 1 Danner, Darling, IvUT GIR Datber, QUI BET 1 1 2 7 Crawford, NOB 2 Crawford, 8E7(11) 7 Creiger, MAT Crenday, Crisenberty, Crissinan, BUT COL BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA BET 7 Davis, QUI BUT SHE Crooked KIN 1 Davis, GIL Crops, Cross, ALG SHE 5 2 Owns, Davis, GIL CAL 1 1 1 Cross, Crow, UNI BET 2 7 Day, Day, D., BUT UNI 1 2 Dickinson, 001 Dickinson, BUT Croy, MAT 2 Day, Day, Day, BUT 1 1 Diedrich, Diednch, ALG ALG 1 1 Dietnch, F. MAT Diftz, GIL Diment Criswell, Cnswell, Davis, BUT BUT CAL 1 V 1 1 2 1 V 1 5 5 2 1 Croy, Croy, MAT MAT 2 2 Crull, Crull, BET 7 7 1 Day, Day, Day, UNI 2 1 Dino, ALG BRO 5 BUT 1 Deal, BET GIL BUT BRO UNI OVI Dean, Dean, Dino, Disbro, 9 2 2 7 1 1 Disbro, KIN GIR 1 Deen, COL 1 Disbro, UNI 1 2 Dean, &lain BUT GIR Disbro, Disbro, J. C., Est CAL Dean, L Dean, Dean, Thomas, Decker, 1 1 1 1 Dobbee, UNI 2 V 001 GIR out 1 1 2 Crull, GUM, Crurnley, Crys1al Cudn BET GIL(11 COL UNI Cudner, L, Est GM Culbert Culp, Culp, Culver, Culver, QUI COL GIR BET QUI 1 1 7 2 Culver, L Cummings, Cummings. Cummins, BET BUT COL BUT NOB QUI 7 1 1 1 2 2 BO (26) 9 5 9 3 Defoe, De, Cummins, Cunningham, Cunringharn, Cunningham, Curriningham, Currow, Curtis, Curtis, Curtis, Curtis, 0. Cutbush, Czaikows Dailey, Dailey, Danbury. Dando. Dane Lait0 Dane, Danner. ALG BRO MAT BUT UNI BUT ALG UNI BAT 1 2 1 5 V 6 CAL BUT 1 1 MAT NOB SHE MAT MAT 3 2 2 2 3 BUT SHE 9 V 1 V 1 7 Dobbins, Dobeski, Dobson, QUI 2 Dobson, MAT Decker, BET 7 Dobson, QUI 2 2 Deeds, Deeds, Deemer GIL BET 1 7 1 Dobson, Dobson, Dobson, QUI QUI 2 2 2 Dobson. BUT QUI 2 Dodge, Dodge, BUT COL BET Docker, Decker, CAL SHE Defoe, Demarest, Demeritt, Demerit L Denbrock, Denbrock Denbrocit Denham, C. Denham, Denham, Dennison, MAT 2 GIR BUT 1 BET BET BUT 7 7 BUT BUT QUI BUT BUT UNI Depew, Depue. BRO CAL(1 COL CAL GIL Derricks Detamore, E. L Deubder, 3 1 1 Dodge, Dolbec, Dolbes, 1 DolPh, Dolph, DonbrccK Donbrook Donnell. J. R 1 v Dome', Donnell, 9 1 Doolittle, Doolittle, Dooliale, Dorman, Dormer. 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 ALG ALG QUI 5 SHE UNI 2 v BUT BUT 1 1 ALG ALG 5 5 BAT ALG OVI 6 GIR GIR GIR 1 1 1 1 001 SHE 5 2 5 2 �EVERY-NAME I N D E X T O T H E 1 9 2 9 P L A T M A P O F B R A N C H C O U N T Y, M I C H I G A N Ne Pep 12131Dombrock, Doubleday, Doubleday, Doudt, Douglas, GUI SHE SHE BET CAL(1 Dove, Dow, Dovey, Dowy, Dovey, BET ALG BAT(2 I3AT BAT Dow, BAT Downer, ALG UN) DOWNS. Downs, Doyle, J. P. Drake, UN) OVI UNt Drake, C. F. GUI Draper, ALG ALG 13E7 Draper. L Drewn, Drinkwater. Drum, Drum, Drumm & BUT BAT BAT Earl, East Easserday, Easterling, Eaton, BUT (10) 1 1 GIL (13,14) 1 7 GIL(11) 1 7 E w e r s , J. K GUI (27) a s COL (31) 1 5 F a i r . Men Eaton. Eaton, Eberhard, Eberhard, Echtinaw, Echtinaw, GUI (24) 2 4 OVI (6) 2 2 MAT (20) 2 ) MAT (32) 2 3 CV! (26) 2 2 F a i r , H. Fair, Fair. OV1 (34,35) 2 2 V 2 Echtinaw, Eck, Edges, 2 2 Edwards. Eggleston, 2 5 Eichler, 2 2 2 7 1 7 5 6 6 6 6 5 5 7 1 6 6 Eichler, Eldred, A. Data) Eldred, Eldred, L Ellie, KIN (3,9) BUT (15) BUT (15) 2 2 F- 1 2 5 Elm Dryer, GUI Elting, Dryer, L QUI GIR (4) UN) (7) Dubendorf OVI GIL 2 2 2 1 BAT (23,24) 8 7 GIR (36) 6 1 8 OVI (4,5) 2 2 GUI (7) 2 4 BUT(1) 1 1 BUT (1,12) 1 1 Fickle, F i d d l e r, F i d l e r, ALG (22) ALG (18) Ethridge. GUI (10) Euler, Evans, W. H. SHE (20) 2 5 BAT(27.28) 6 Evard. Evard, ALG (33) 5 F i e s t e r, D . ALG (26) 5 F i l l e y , F. GUI (22) 2 4 CAL (4) 1 3 GIR (13) 1 5 F i m p l e , L ALG (18) 5 ALG (18) 5 0V1(5) 2 2 BET (34) SHE (15) SHE (13) BUT (2) 1 1 BRO (15) 9 GIR (21) 1 8 MAT CAL 1 1 5 1 2 1 1 a Evard, Evard, Everett, Dunn, OVI 2 Eversole, 0. Durr, Dusenberry. 01(1I) MAT B1:10 (1923) 2 Evart Evert, Evert Ewers, Ewers. Dye. BUT (2) 1 1 BAT (23,24) 6 GUI (9) 3 4 GUI (15) 3 4 GUI (10,15) 2 4 Dults, Duseribury. 7 6 Estlow, Etheridge, Ethendge, 2 5 3 a 9 2 2 BET (29) BAT (36) UN) (35) V ALG (20,21) 5 OVI ALG BRO (28) 9 GUI (3) 2 4 OVI (18) F e t t e r l y, ALG Dusenbury, F e n n e r, GIR(1) 1 8 GUI (24) 2 4 Duffer, Dufur, COL SHE MAT 2 4 Ensley, Esterline, Outer, Dunks, Dunn, 7 ALG (27) COL (18) V 5 Dunathel, DunIde. Dunks, 1 SHE (5) 2 5 NOB (17,18,20) 21 1 7 Duei. Duguid, Ely, D. L GIL (4) Ely, Ely, Enos, Ensley, GIL BET UN) CAL MAT BUT i i 1 1 F e n n e r , N W. FeN10, Drury, BUT (20,29) 1 1 GIR (11,14) 1 8 CAL (24) 1 3 BAT (29) 6 NOB (19) 2 1 NOB (18,19) 2 1 BET (13,16) 7 COL (27) 1 5 GUI (17,20) 3 4 CAL(15) 1 3 OVI (23) 2 1 GIL (7) 1 7 GIL (18,19) 1 7 NOB (24) 2 1 OVI (4) 2 2 CAL(13) 1 3 MAT(11 GUI (25) Elliott, Ellis, Ellis, 2 CAL(1 ALG 1 9 COL (9) 1 5 NOB (14) 2 1 SHE ALG Duguid, Duguid, Farwell, Elliott 3 1 Dubendorf, Dubendorf, Dubendorf, Fakirs, 1 9 BUT (23,24,26) 11 GUI (12,13) 2 4 UNI (15) 2 7 SHE CAL(17,1 Drumm, Drumm, NOB (17) BRO (3) 9 Farwell, L SHE (5,8) 2 5 BUT (3,10) 1 1 KIN (22) BET (12) 7 SHE (12) 3 6 BRO (19) 9 N08(11,14) 2 1 5 1 5 Fetter 3 4 7 F i n d l e y , H. 0. 2 5 2 5 F i n l e y. SHE (13) 2 5 GIR (29) F i r e s k n e , L ALG (16) 5 COL (26) SHE (24) 1 5 2 5 5 5 BUT (17) 1 1 ALG (21) 5 BAT (9,16) 6 BAT (17) 6 MAT SHE (30) 2 5 cAL.411,12) 1 3 MAT �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN tiff= b o a . A a i r . Page Fish Lake P 4 0 8 ( 8 ) 2 1 F r a n k Erieln B U T 2 7 1 6 F o y * , V. A L G Fredenburg, A. S H E Fisher, Bemioe U N I Fisher, R. C O L (12) (8) Fisk, H. G., Mrs. (10,11) 2 7 FredenbLav, L U N I Fisk, H. G., Mrs. U N I Retches% F. A L G Rinn, C. 0. Riot, A. U N K RIM, A. C. 0 Riot, F. A. Flint, H. K K Rint L L K Flint, W. A. I I (3) N 1 ) (3) 2 7 (13) 5 1 2 7 2 5 6 1 8 F r e e m a n , C. B E T (21) F r e e m a n , H. B E T (9,21,28) 7 7 I (10) (23) a s F r e n c h , C. 1 9 * F r e n c h , E. E. M A T (16,28) 2 ) F r e n c h , Fred. Est P 4 0 8 ( 2 4 ) 2 1 U I N (8,9,16,17) 1 9 F r e n d t Glen N (9) Flynn, K, Mrs. C A L Fcglesong, A. B E T Foist, C. A L G Follett Alen C A L . (21) * F r e n c h , J. B M U A C O V L H E B U T G a l l o p & Plum U N 2 5 1 1 (25,36) 2 7 1 8 2 1 G a r d n e r , J. C O L (14) G a r d n e r , SA C O L (5) 1 1 (19) 2 4 G a r l i t t s , William 0 0 G G I I T (20,29) 1 1 G a m l e n , H. B E T (7) ) 1 5 G a i l o p , Planes G I R (12) G a r b i n s , IrVei P 4 0 8 ( 1 7 ) Garman. C G a m e , F. 2 I (30) (36) (36) G a m , J. L L 1 5 5 (1) 1 7 (3,5) 1 7 T (4) K I N ( 1 1 ) 7 1 9 F r e n c h . J. 0 0 1 F r e n c h , O. C. S H E F r e n c h , R. M A T F r e y , J. B. B U T (32) 2 4 (20) 2 5 (21) 3 (35) 1 1 G a m J. W. K I N (3) 1 9 G a r n , O., Mrs. K I N (15) 1 9 G a m , ¡bye K I N (10) 1 9 G a r r e t t , L, Mrs. S H E (30) 3 Foot. D. H. M A T (17) 2 ) Ford, Earl C A L ( 1 5 ) 1 3 F r i c k , A. B E T F n e d r i c h , U. C O L (26) 7 (1) 1 5 G a r r e t t , M. B E T G a r r e t t , M. M. B E T Ford, J. F r i s i n g e r & Mosier U Ford, M. L Foram, E. N B U M A Fooner, W. H. Forrest, A. Forrest, H Foss, P U S S I Foss, Perry Foster, A. O K C Foster, C. C. (32) T T (13,24) i t (15) 3 F r o m , D. K. A L F r o m . H. A L G G I (13) 2 7 F r o m , R. A L E E (23) (23) 2 5 3 F r o s t Geo. F r y , A. H. G U I N 1 9 F r y , E. M A T ('7) (13) 1 9 (11) 1 5 F r y . F. F r y , J. B B A R T O (2) (31) 1 (16,17) 2 4 G a w l a k , J. (21) G e a r t i a r t , J. N I O A Fosier, D. & M. I N H H (11) N L L A L (4,5) * (32,33) 7 (31) 5 (6) * N G a g a ¡ , S. Gagner, L S G a l l w i t , Chide* * (17) (9) I E 5 z (16) N N K H 1 1 (34) (18) F r e d r i c k , W. H., & Co. B A T (21) Frecfnckson, W. G I R (25) I I S ( 1 5 ) G (3,4) G (5) 2 7 5 F r y , J. H. 5 F r y , J., Est. Foster, E. J. G I L Foster, Edson U N I Foster, F. A L G Foster, F. A. K I N (2) 1 7 (11) V (3) 5 (5) 1 9 Foster, H. 0 0 1 (2) Foster, J. Foster, M. S 0 H 0 E 1 (24) 3 (1) 2 4 2 A 0 M A T 0 Q U (21) a p 0 1 (25,36) 2 4 5 5 G a r t s k i , Pi4. B G a r y , D. C R A O L (13) 9 (23) 1 3 G (22) 5 G a r y , D. 0 0 1 (17) R I (9) 1 8 (35,36) 2 7 G a t e s , H. G a t e s . M. 0 G 0 I 1 R (7) 3 4 (7,18) 1 5 G a t e s , W. O I 0 6 9 a s F r y , John, Est N 0 8 ( 5 , 6 ) 2 1 F r y , W., Est. B R O (20) 9 F u l k , A. O V I (2) 2 2 F A . L O V I (2) 2 2 F u l k , W. D. F u l m e r , D. F u l m e r , J. C O L C K A I L N (6,7) (6) (1) B A T (29) 6 Fowler Bros. B E T (8,9,11) 7 Fowler, C. B E T (8) 7 Fowler, F. 8 E 7 ( 1 8 ) 7 Fowler, F. B R O (13) 9 F u n k , D. U N I F u n k , F. B R O F u n k George U N I F u r g a s o n , A. J. C O L F u r g a s o n , G. C O L (14) (8.17) 7 F u r g a s o n , S. O V 1 (3,9) (24) 1 5 F u r g u s o n , Ray G I R (36) (3) 7 G a b l e . Earl P 4 0 8 ( 1 8 ) Frahm, Charles C A L Francisco, A. S H E Francisco, J. S H E Francisco, M. S H E (1) 1 3 (25) 2 5 (36) 2 5 (25) 3 G a g e C. G a g e , F. G a g a , M. G a g l i o , J. B C C C E O O O 3 T L L L S C G e h r i n g , S. S G e i g e r , William C. G e o r g e , C. E. U G e o r g e , J. B. C A V O H I (13) 3 L E (1) 1 5 (23) 2 5 H E (24,25) O L (36) 3 1 5 H E (35) 2 5 Q U I (19,30) 2 4 N I (5) 2 7 L ( 1 1 ) 1 3 1 5 G e o r g e . U. A L G (za) 5 G e o r g e . W. Garth, R B C R O O L (34) (26) 9 1 5 2 7 (23) 9 (1) 2 7 (1) 1 5 (1) 1 5 FUN*, Fred B E T Fox, C. C O L Fox, Charles B E T C S 2 4 1 3 1 9 Foster, PAsirvin B U T (35) 1 1 F u l t o n , A C A L ( 1 5 ) 1 3 Foster, P. J. G I L ( 1 1 ) 1 7 F u l t o n , M. C. S H E (6,7) 2 5 FOSief, R. G I L (14,15) 1 7 F u l t x t W. S H E (18) 2 5 Foster,W. E. G a l e s , W. J. G a t e s , W. W. 0 7 7 (11) (16) 2 G a r t o n . F. N. (12) (1) 2 2 1 8 2 1 G e f l a P P. George(?) A L G G l i e r r i n g , A. S H E (33) 2 5 G i b b s , D. M A T (29,32) 2 3 G i b b s , H. M A G i b b s , R. M A G i b s o n , John U N G i f f o r d , E C. C O G i f f o r d , Earl O V T T I L I G i f f o r d , Ed. C O L Gifford, L B E T G i f f o r d , L (Billord) B A T (13) 7 Gifford, (3) 1 5 G i l b e r t , (3,10) 1 5 G i l b e r t , (30) 1 5 G i l b e r t . M. B. F. J. B Q A 0 E U L 0 T I G 1 (28.33) 3 D (29.32) 3 (35) 2 7 (30) 1 5 (18) V (30) (2,3) (34) 1 5 7 6 (2) 7 (3) 2 4 (2) 5 (12) 2 4 �MAP O F B R A N C H C O U N T Y, EVERY-NAME I N D E X TO THE 1929 P L A T I n ..Um pag tie= Gild/fist QUI Ceictist Giaed Gienbur BUT GIL BAT COL BET Gillett, Gillett, Gilman, S. Gilson, Gintling, J. SHE GIR BAT Girard GIR Girard GIR Glass, F. Giaason, OVI ALG KIN GIL Goble, Gorden, Goe)tzenienchter, S. B. 6 1 7 Grat Graham. Graf Graham L Graham, L Grass 2 1 Graves. Gray, 2 ii 1 6 1 1 2 2 2 Gray, Gray, OVI m Gruner, BAT BAT BAT MAT MAT GIR MAT 6 6 Gunthorp, 1 Hackett, Haddock, NOB NOB MAT QUI GIR 2 Haenni, 0. GIL BET(11 GIL(15 COL 7 Hagerman, Hagerman, Hagy, ALG CAL 7 Green, B. F., his NOB NOB 2 2 Green, Green, Good 0. BRO BRO Green. Green. Green, GIL Green, GIL NOB BRO 9 Good, Good, Goodman, COL COL CAL(1 CAL ALG 1 1 COL GIR BAT 001 MAT UNI Good, Good Good R Gruner Gruner, Gruner, 2 2 5 1 BET Hackett, Hackett H., his Est 3 a 1 1 7 1 1 1 Flagy, Hall & BET CAL CAL SHE 1 5 9 6 1 Hall, Hall, Hall, m Hall, MAT a Greenarnyer, J. A., his Greenamyer, Greenanwer, V 2 2 Hall, Hall, Goodwin, CAL ALG 1 5 OVI OVI OV1 Goodwin, CAL 1 Greenfield, SHE 2 BAT 6 7 9 Goodman, Goodwin Goodwin, Good**, ALG 5 Greenwald, Goodivin, ALG Goodwin, Goodwin, OV1 5 2 7 Greenwald, Greenwald BET BRO Gregg, Griffon, Gnm, Grinnell, 9 Gnpman, Gnome), BRO UNI CAL UN! KIN KIN 5 5 5 Grisiey, GrohoIski, UNI GIR Groindik L BET 2 Grolh, Grove, Grove, Grove, Grove, SHE BAT BAT(11 BAT BAT BAT KIN NOB 2 1 7 2 Goodwin, Goreon, Gorrnari, Gorman, Gosbom, C. L BET CAL ALG BET 001 BET Goeschalk ALG ALG Gottschalk ALG Gottschalk Gottshalk, Gould, Gould, Gould. Goudey, Gowdy. Grace, Gra/ QUI GIR QUI CAL(1 SHE QUI BRO BAT 1 5 7 1 7 1 2 1 2 2 9 6 GO:N Grove, Grove, Francis, 3 V 1 v 1 1 6 6 6 6 6 1 2 COL 04.11 CAL( 1 GIL BRO BAT GIR OVI 1 COL Haight, Haight Green, Green, Green. Green, Greenamyer, Goodman, NOB BAT ALG BUT Gray, Gray, Cireen &DS. Good, 2 6 OVI BAT KIN Good, E Good, GIR 2 ALG BET 9 9 2 Grove, Grow, Grove, Grover. Grundy, UNI NOB UNI ALG GIL Gruner, Gruner, Gay, L Grazelia, Greely, 5 / 1 5 MICHIGAN CAL( 1 ALG ALG 1 2 6 5 1 1 1 6 1 1 6 2 2 2 a 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 1 7 1 1 2 5 5 ALG ALG 5 5 Hall, ALG ALG 5 5 Hall, Halierbaum, QUI OVI 2 2 Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamman, Hammond, Fiancock, BRO BUT CAL( 1 9 1 SHE GIR UNI 2 1 Hall, Hal, L Hard Hard Hanles, Hanna, Hantz, Hantz. Harbaugh, Harbaugh. Harbaugh, Harbaugh, Hartough, Hartough, 001 KIN MA7(11,1 1 2 1 1 CAL CAL GIL BET CAL(16,2 1 1 1 7 1 QUI KIN KIN(11 2 1 1 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O TH hmaJki Pa til 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA ALG Hard, Raid, 0111 9 3 BRO BUT 9 ii Hayes, C. L Hayes, 6 7 Hayes, Hayes.Williarn, 5 2 Haylett Hayloft, 0111 0111 2 ALG GIR ALG SHE Hard, S. L BRO Harkness, Harley, Harley, BAT(2 BET ALG Harley, PaInck, NOB Harman, Harman, Harman, Harman, Herman. Hannon, Hannon, Harper, GIR MAT Hawley, 5 Hard, Hard, Hawn, Hay, BUT ALG(11,1 1 Herman, 3 1 5 Herman, Newnan, T. Herrick, Hern11, MAT 2 KIN 1 2 Hess, 1(IN Heuer, ALG 1 5 GIR 2 l Hewitt 0111 BAT 6 Heydon, ALG a 5 Haynes, BAT 6 Heydon, F. 0. ALG 5 Haynes, 0111 2 2 Heydon, 5 1 1 Hiesrodt, ALG 0111 OVI Hiesrodt, Hiesrodt, OV1 OVI Hayled, L HOWL 01/1(1 OVI 5 1 Haynes, Haynes, 5 2 UNI COL(11 Harpharn, Harr, Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, F. 0111 CAL(1 BET BRO GIR a COL 1 Haynes, L Haynes, 7 Hazen, J. L Harris, UNI SHE 2 2 2 2 Hickey, Higgins, Highiery, GIL 9 1 1 Heater, E., Est Heckman, Heckman, GIL 1 Hildebrand, GIR ALG ALG BET 7 Hickman, OVI 2 Hedebrand, L F., Est ALG SHE ALG GUI Hildebrand, Rains, BRO 9 Hedgman, 6 Hill. E., Rains, Harris, Harris, Harrison, C. A.. Est BET BRO 7 Hednck, A. L Heeler, UNI V Hill, UNI SHE GIR 2 Hillman, Z Hills, Hillyer, W. Haskins, Haskins, L Haslens, Hathaway, Hatrnaker Hatmaker. Hatmaker, Haven Havens, Hawkins, Hawks, Hawley, Hawley, Hawley, Hawley, Hawley. BAT OVI OV1 BAT Harenan, 3 SHE BAT Hess, Haynes, Haynes, Hart L Hartman, 3 BUT 0111 BET OVI 3 2 Hart, Hart, Hatt MAT GUI Hash, 1 Harrill, Henington, SHE UNI Harrison, X 9 2 6 1 GIR ALG 5 2 7 2 3 MAT BRO GIR UNI GIL CAL BRO BET BET CAL(1 UNI BET 0111 0111 GIL BET BRO BET SHE BAT(2 001 GIR BAT BAT BAT GIR UNI 9 1 2 Heidelberg Heins, 1 Heitz, 1 9 7 7 Hellzel, Heltzei, Herrienway, 1 V 7 2 2 1 7 SHE 1 1 9 2 Hilton, BET BUT 2 2 2 6 1 5 5 5 2 5 2 1 7 1 Hilton, Hilton, Hilton, OVI Hilton, Hilton, 001 OVI 1 2 BUT GIL 2 1 1 Henry, KIN SHE 2 1 2 Henry, CAL 1 Hilton, BUT 1 Henry, Henry, BUT SHE GIR 1 Hiton, Hilton, Himebaugh, Himebaugh, Himebaugh, 611 KIN BRO BRO 1 Himebaugh, E. L Hirnebaugh, Himeteugh, Hitnebaugh, BRO BRO NOB Hensler, Hensler, Herendeith, N C. Hort 7 3 Herl, Herman, Herman, Herman, Herman, 6 6 6 4 2 NOB Henry, 9 6 1 1 GIL BRO GIR 2 GIR QUI GIL KIN BET BRO SHE BUT SHE BRO MAT BRO OVI Herman, Herman, Hennan, Herman, Herman, 4 2 1 1 3 1 1 7 9 3 1 3 9 3: 9 2 Hineman, Hines, Hin1dey, Hinsler. Hoban, Hobday, Hoban & OVI 1 9 9 2 9 9 2 NOB OVI 2 BET 7 GIR BET GIL UNI BAT is 7 2 1 V 6 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T iss..k.ft fil Hobson, Hooker, Holed, Holtman, Hoffman, Hoffman, Hog Hog Kogan, Hogmire, Hogoboom, TH t 5 i ALG 5 5 v 5 MAT ALG(11,1 QUI BUT BUT 2 Hoser, BAT 6 2 z 1 Host, Houck, Houtz, Holben, Hen, Holbrook, 1 Howe, Howe, Howe, Holcomb, BET 7 Howland, OUI a UNI CAL(1 BUT ALG 2 ALG 5 1 1 Holden, Holister, Noland, Haien, Hollenbaugh Hcilenbaugh, Hollenbeck, Holliday, Hollingshead, Hollis, Hollister, A. GIR COL MAT BRO MAT 6 2 2 1 1 5 x 9 a Hollister, MAT 3 Hollister, Holmes, BAT QUI GPO BRO 6 2 Holmes, Holmes, 9 g Holmes, Holmes, F. BRO OUI 9 a Holmes, F. L Holmes, F. L ii 2 Holmes, BUT QUI GPO Holmes, COL Holmes, 0. W. Holmes, P. T. BRO BUT Holmes, Holmes, Holmes. COL GPO Honey Honeywell, Honnicker, Hoopingerner, Hcopingamer. Hoopingamer, Hoopingamer. HooFingemer, 9 1 9 1 1 g OV1 1 Hurley, Hurty, 1 5 3 1 1 Hurst, Hutchich, Huyck's Hyland, D J. Hyman, Imber, J. Imhoff, 1 1 1 2 Indian Ivan, Iverson, Jackman, 2 JackowiaK Jackowick, Jackson, Jackson, GIR SHE James, L Jacpres, Jarr, M. MAT ALG 2 5 OVI BRO 2 g BAT 6 2 UNI GIR UNI 2 GIR SHE BAT BAT 1 2 Jelley, Jenkins, 6 6 Jenkins, Jenkins, 1 1 7 Jennings, Jewell, ALG MAT 1 5 3 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, ALG ALG BUT 5 5 ii Johnson, Johnson, COL CAL(1 1 COL ALG COL 1 5 1 1 3 6 Hughes, Hughes, L Hughes, Hughey, Hughey, Hulbert, GIR MAT 1 1 1 Hurlord, Hurley, Hurley, BAT BAT BAT 4 1 6 6 2 1 Jackson, Hubbard, BET GIL 1 6 2 2 1 1 5 GIR GIL 1 2 MAT KIN MAT KIN ALG Huested, Hughes, Hughes, A. NOB OVI GIR 7 2 3 MAT Hubbard, Hubbard, Hubbard, Hubbard, Hubbard, BAT 2 7 SHE MAT Hoyt, Hoyt Hubaker, 1 2 BET BET IN OVI BUT 6 Z 1 a 3 Hubbard, MAT SHE UNI KIN MAT BAT BAT BAT 6 1 6 6 5 Hoyd, Hoyt, Hoyt, 1 5 2 BAT COL ALG GIR OVI COL ALG Huntley, 7 5 2 Howland, Howland, Hoxie, 1 BET BAT GIL GIL BUT BUT 6 1 ii 2 GIL BUT COL Hulbert L Hulse, Hungertord, Hungerlord, Hungerlon Hunt H. BUT NOB GIL GIL GOL Howard, Howard, 6 Hogobcom, UNI SHE GIR ALG QUI 14osmer, Hosmer, 0.0. 1 2 2 a Hurley, Hurley, Hurley, L Hurley, Hcplerts, Horn, Horton, Horton, Horton, BAT BAT UNI UNI COL Hogoboorn, BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA Pe KIN ALG COL ALG ALG UNI GIL OVI NOB MAT 1929 P L AT MAP O F Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jasper, L Jewell, SHE BAT 2 1 3 6 BRO GIL OVI 9 1 OUI BAT 2 GIR UNI UNI(11.14 Johnson, 6.0. Johnson, MAT UNI UNI Johnson, Johneon, Johnsal, Johnson, SHE UNI BUT ALG Johnsal, GIR MAT Johnson, Johnson. Johnscn, L L Johnson. 1 QUI UNI BAT 2 6 1 v 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 5 1 2 2 2 6 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P OF BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN time I m e . k . 2 i i . P u p Kars, F. G I L Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, BFIO (321) UNI BRO MAT 9 K a n o u s e r, 27 K a s h e r s l e , 9 Kasperski, 2) K a t z , BET (213) 7 BAT BAT (31) 6 UNI (2) 2 7 Johnson, UNI 27 K a b , UNI (3) a 3 Kavanaugh, Kaatrieugh, BRO (33) BRO (4,5) 9 9 Kibilosbti,A_ Kibilosiit, S. BRO(11) 9 Ktbdoski, V. BCC (32.33,34) 9 GIR (9,10) l e Kiboloski, J. 8 10sosky,J 8 *cider, E. R. B U Kidder, Perry B U Kilbourn, G. E. S H Johnson, Johnson, Joley, 001 MAT Jolley, MAT 2 7 (5) 1 7 Keyes, L H. B A T ( 2 8 ) 6 Keyes, W. B E T (21) 7 Kibbe, Roy U N I (213) 2 7 Kkbee, S. O V 1 (13,14,23) 2 2 B M B A A O T A C B A B R (7) 9 (11,12,14) 2 ) ) (7,18) T (32) O (7) 9 6 Jolley, MAT 3 Kavanaugh, M Jolly, UNI 27 K e e l , Jcnes, SHE GIR (4) 1 Jones, Jones, Jones, GIR BET 25 K e e l , le K e e l , GIR (4) 1 7 Kesier, 6 K e s s l e r, ALG (9,10) BRO (27) 15 K e s s l e r , Kilboum, H., Mrs., Est S H E (26) 2 5 Kilkoin, William N O B (20,21) 2 1 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Ow Jones, Jones, Jones, L Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, U. L Jones, Jones, BAT(2 COL 5 9 Kboloski, M. BAT KIN 6 K o e s t e r, 13E1' (28) 7 GIL (9,10,11) 1 7 19 K o e s t e r, NOB (5) 2 1 Kimball, H. ALG SHE 5 K e s s l e r, L 25 K e s s l e r , GIL (19) 1 Kmball, H. L BET (25) 7 BAT 6 K e s s l e r, GIL(11) BAT(2 KIN 6 K e s s l e r, BET (4,9) 7 19 K e e p s % 15 / C e l l o s , E Kehoe, 25 K e l l e r , BET (6) BRO (35) 7 9 COL KIN SHE SHE SHE NOB 1 U Kmmel. J. 7 7 BRO (26) 9 NOB(1) 2 1 KIN King, - ( 5 ) T T E N B A G 9 7 (24) 1 1 (24) 1 1 (23,26) 2 5 I (32) T (6) C A L ( 1 ) Knderhook Wage 2 7 6 1 3 K I N (4,9) 1 9 R (12) 1 8 King. Alma B A King, B. B U T T (5) (7) 6 1 1 King, E. Kng, E. F. B U I T R (7) 1 1 (12.13) 1 8 I B B U R T O (7) 1 1 (17) 9 G 25 K e l l a r , 21 K e l l e r , SHE (7) 2 5 King, Ed King, G. UNI (24) 2 7 Kng, J. F. A L G (17) 5 18 K e 4 l e r , King, L B. G I R (13) 1 8 B G U T R (7) 1 1 (1213) 1 8 25 K e i t h , Jordan, GIR Jordan. L Juckett KIN 19 K e l e r , NOB (12) 2 1 NOB (15,16,21) 21 ALG 5 Keller, ALG (33) 5 King, L E. IGng, M. Judson, Judson, Judscri, Judson, CAL(1 CAL(1 CAL CAL 13 K e l l e y , J. L 13 K e l l i e n t , UNI (35) 2 7 Judson, Judson, 2 K e l s e y, Kaircuse, CAL CAL(1 GIL MAT BET Kaiser, BET Kaiser, Kaiser, Kaiser, Kaiser, Kaiser, Ware Kalrinslci, BUT BUT BET 001 BUT MAT 11 K e m p s t e r, COL (33) 11 K e n k n i g h t 7 K e n t 21 K e n t 11 K a r r y o n , 2) K e n y o n , Krie Kane, Kane, Kane, Kanciaske, BRO MAT MAT 9 Kopp, 2D K e r n s , 2) ' C a s s o n , MAT SHE 2D K e r a x i , 3 Keyes, UNI (22) 2 7 SHE (30) 2 5 NOB (7) 2 1 OVI (10) 2 2 OVI (21,22) 2 2 OVI (15) 2 2 OVI (12) 2 2 BUT (22,23) 1 1 BUT (23) 1 1 QUI (3) 2 4 Junk Kaczynski, Wm. B E T 13 K e l l o g g . 43 K e l l o g g , 13 K e l s o , L 17 K e m e r y , 2) K e m p , 7 Kemp, 7 Kemp, Kng, L B U T (8) 1 1 BUT (36) 1 1 SHE (5) 2 5 BUT (32) 1 1 PAY= Kng, W. G. Kng, W. L B O B U V U T I T (8) (36) (7) 1 1 2 2 1 1 OVI (7) 2 2 NOB (10,11) 2 1 Kngman, W. A. Kngsley, 0.0. BET (26) BET (12) Kingston, L, Est G I R Kngsion, W. U N I Kinsey, A. a l l (9) 1 8 (23,24) v (29,30) 2 4 Kollar, E. B A T (20,30) Knox, E. Knter, L M B A A T T (25) 2 0 (19,30) 6 KnyonLAPS S H Knyon, B. 0 0 Knyon, O. S H Kirby Lake S H E 1 E E (9) 2 5 (24.25) e t (8) 2 5 (9,16) 2 5 Kith. C, Q U Kiser. Arlie Q U I (19) 2 4 (20,29) 2 4 7 1 2 SHE (27) 2 5 GIR (13,14,23,24 4 I 1 5 B G E T I R I Klavin ski. --B R O Klavinski, J. B E T Klavinski, M. J. B E T (18) 7 (4) 1 8 6 (33) 9 (20,21,29) 7 (19) 7 �EVERY- INDEX T O TH POW imiaBET Klayrin, Kin., BRO OVI COL OVI SHE COL UNI one, Klinger, Klinger, KloaA Knack. Knapp, 1929 P L AT MAP O F 7 9 2 Krim, Krises, KsuIIF 1 Krull, Kruszka, Kruszka, Kruszka, 2 3 1 ALG OVI OV1 01.1 BRO MAT Krzeinrn, Kubasiak Kulow, 2 BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA Layrnan, Lazenby, 5 2 2 Lealhertierry, Leatheitiemr, Leatherberry, Leatiertieny, H. MAT 2 9 2 3 SHE MAT 2 2 ALG ALG 5 5 Leatherbeny, Leatherberry. Leaworthy, Lee & BET 7 GIL SHE MAT SHE SHE 1 3 SHE SHE NOB BAT UNI 3 2 2 2 2 2 Knepp, Knepp, E. R Knapp, COL Kip, 001 1 2 Kulow, Kunkler, 001 a Lae, Lee, Clara, Knapp, BUT 1 Kurtz, Kuryviai Kybour, SHE CAL 2 Lee, UNI 1 1 3 2 Lee, Lee, Legg, Lehmsrri, UNI UNI 001 GIR V 2 1 Lehr Lehr, SHE SHE 2 2 Lehr. Leis. Lamest SHE BUT 2 1 1 COL COL BUT CAL(1 GIR FON Knapp, Knauss., Knauss, Knauss, KIN Knauss, Knauss, GIR GIR ALG (8) Knauss, Knedit, Knack, 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 5 Knight ALG KIN 5 1 Knit*, 001 a Knirk, 001 2 )(notes, Knuth. Koetcke, Koehler, Agne Kolasa. Kolasa, KoNossa, QUI ALG CAL(1 SHE NOB MAT 2 5 1 2 2 3 MAT 3 9 Kobssa, BRO BAT Kunst, SHE Kossitiny, Kosmeric, L MAT Kosbelney, Kowalski, BET BET BRO BAT GIR Kowalski, BUT Kay?. Kregger, Kreigler. MAT klAT Kosmerick, Kosmerick, Krernmel, F. BET UNI Krider, L NOB Krieble. Krieble, Krirnrnel, K, Est UNI UNI UNI Krirnmel UNI QUI Krisch, 6 2 3 7 7 9 6 1 1 3 7 v 2 2 2 v 2 2 KIN MAT Kyte, L Kys3, UNI COL UNI GIR KIN Kyle, Kyle, LaDow, Lake Lake of The Lake, OVI BAT Lambdin, Lambertson ALG MAT Larnbertson, Larnpman, Larnpman, MAT BUT OUI 1-amPman¥ BUT Lander. Lands. GIR Lane, GIR BRO QUI OV1 Lange, GIL Lane, Lane. GIL BET COL BET Langs, Larks, Lapham, Larabee Larabee, OVI BET Larabee, Larcorn, S. GIL SHE Latham, Lathmere, 001 KIN BET Lavine Lawirczak. Lawrance, OV1 CAL(1 CAL(1 NOB BET BET Lawrence, Lawrence, Lawson, Layman. Layman, 4 2 1 1 BUT 6 2 1 2 1 1 Lemon, BUT BUT Lennon, 001 Lester Lester, 1 2 1 Let Letts, Letts, ALG OVI CAL GIR 5 3 ALG 1 1 Leudders, Leuders, COL BAD 5 1 9 2 Lewis, Lewis, CAL 9 1 2 Lewis, CAL BRO 1 g 1 1 Lewis, COL 1 Lewis, 7 Uda, 1 7 2 Light Light Lilly. David, 1 7 1 1 7 1 3 2 Lily, GIR BET 001 COL NOB BET Lilly Lily, Lilly, Lilly. BRO NOB NOB NOB 9 Ully, Lilty, T. NOB Lilly, Lime Lincoln, NOB BAT Lindsay. Lindsay, E C. BUT BUT 2 6 5 2 1 7 2 1 1 2 7 7 BRO UNI 1 1 2 1 1 2 7 2 2 2 2 9 2 6 V 1 1 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN Mos l i a L l a i r . Pow Linduri. BUT (33) Lindsey, Hannah It Lindsey, Ling, BUT (6) 1 1 BUT (5,8) 1 1 CAL(17) 1 3 Linn, GIL (9) Linn, OVI (6) 2 2 L o v e l , R. E. 0 0 1 ALG (30,31) 5 L o v e n d g e , Clarerce B U T KIN (15,22,23) g lovernaster, C. E. C A L ( 1 ALG (8) 5 L o w n d g e , H. C. U N I BUT (1) i t W o e s , John 0 0 1 Lint,'J. Litt Lippert, Litchfield 1 1 1 7 L o l l , W. A. 0 0 1 (17,18) 2 4 L o u g h , M. K I N L o u n i c z a n , F. B E T L o v e b e n y, I. J. 0 0 1 L o v e b e n y, I. J. 0 0 1 (1) 1 9 (30) 7 (22,21) 2 4 (27) 2 4 (11) 2 (3) 1 5 ) 1 (35) 2 (7.8,17) 4 1 3 7 2 4 Mackowski, J, M Maass, P. G. Maass, W. F. Magee, F. A U U 0 Main, W. L T N N I I 0 S 1 H (33) (34) (34) E 3 0 V 2 7 (31) 2 4 (1) 2 5 Mallow Lake N O B (5) 2 1 Mallow. C P 4 0 8 ( 5 ) 2 1 Mallow, Clint N O B (5,6) 2 1 Mallow, E. S H E Mallow, H. U N I (5) S H E (27) V 6 3 0 COL (19) 1 5 GIL (6) 1 7 L u c a s , N. H. U N L i . , F. M A I T (6) 2 7 (34,35) a t Mato, Sarn Melons, H. M A T (30) CAL (7) 1 3 OV1 (31,32) v L u c e , F. M. L u c e , W. L T (21) 1 (24,26) Maloney, M. Malova, A. M B A R T O (34) 3 (16,21) 9 Lock, MAT (2,3) 3 ) MAT (35) a ) L u d e m a n , C. L u c k r i c k , J. Locke, SHE (34) 3 Locke, A L Locke, BRO (30) SHE (34) 9 Lcclat. Locke, Locke, Like. I s Life, LAN, Lisle, Lobdel, Lozk, A G M 0 B 0 E (2) a s (20,21,22) 7 U T (6) 1 1 B U T (6) 1 1 Manguse. F. C. B A T (3) O (22) 9 (36) 2 7 Menn, C. A. S H E (29) Mann, C. M., I.4rs., Est S H E (19) 001 (7) 2 4 001 (7) 2 4 BUT (29) i t Lunclangen, 0 S H E L u p o l d , M. N O B U w e , A. 0 0 1 (15) 2 5 (22) 2 1 (31) 2 4 Marti, H. Mann, J. E. Locks, MAT (4) L u s e , C. (19) Lockwood, Lockwood BUT (21) 1 1 OVI (23) 2 2 Lwood,t. Lockwood BET (23) Lockwood, Ugen, Logan, Liven, Logan, Long Long Long Long, Lorghoe, l_ongwel, Longwell, Longwell, Loomis, Loopix: Loose, Loose, Loose, Lords, Loshiwki, Loshin Losinski, Losinsla, LossiLoa, 7 B A Mann, J. W. G I Mann, R. G I R R (16) s e (22,23) 1 9 Lusk, L I (6) 7 R L (23) (29) Mansfield, C. Mani.el, G. C U O N L I (25) 1 5 (13,23) V 1 5 Marbaugh, D. Marble Lake A Q L U G I (22) U N OVI (23) L y m a n , E. 6 6 2 ) 3 (8) 2 4 (34) 1 1 Mann, Robert L u l z , J. G Luiz, L G L u x , F. U L u x , T. G. U Luxernburger, E. L y m a n , D. G BAT (30) BAT (35) MAT (12) SHE (24) 1 T (32) 2 4 (17,20) 2 4 SHE (34) 2 5 001 (3) 2 4 ALG (34) 5 OVI (2) 2 2 COL (18) i s NOB (7) 2 1 2 2 v 0 U B I L u t e s , S. M. G I L u t h e r , I. C O OV1 (10) UNI (35) 6 0 6 2 5 6 L u s e , D. C. Q U L u s k , F. Q U BET (12) 7 0V1(7) 2 2 2 2 T 9 B Manchester, L. O I (3,4) Manchester, B. R ) B 1 T 7 3 L u d w i g , N. B R 2 5 L u h , A_ U N 2 Luckvidc, N. I A G L y n c h , J. B L y n d , C. A, Mrs. I 2 * I L (3) 1 7 I L (10) 1 7 N I (5) 2 7 N I (5) 2 7 A L G (13) 5 I R (13,24) 1 8 I R A T 0 0 1 (24) (31) (29) BRO (32) 9 L y t e r , T. BUT (19,30) 1 1 L y t h , J W. M B A A T T (30) (15) (3) 2 (12) 1 (36) a (1) 2 BET (20) 7 BRO (16,21) 9 M a c k , C. M r . * F. (25) (32) BRO (16) 9 GIR (35) 1 6 COL (24) 1 5 M a c k George 0 0 1 M a c k , J. U N I M a c k . J. C. U N I U M N A I T 2 5 s 7 V a p (22) a d (13,24) 2 7 (12,24) 2 7 2 4 (2) 2 2 G I L N N I I Marder, E. B R O Markley, A. 6 2 4 L y t l e , George O V I M a b l e , W. C O L M a c e y , Ed. Q U I M a c k , A. U N I (4) I U U Markley, E. BET (2) 7 CAL (7) 1 3 CAL (8) 1 3 BET (18,19) 7 1 V Marcy, A. J. Marcy, F. E. ktuidey, C. O. 2 0 6 0 O Merchant, D. 1 8 L y n d , J. 0 0 1 (20,29) 2 4 L y o n , B., Est O V I (11,12) 2 2 L y o n , C. W., Est M A T (6) 2 0 L y t e r , F. M A T (20,29) 3 0 0 Manon, Herman B N (10,15) 1 7 (10,11) (10,11) v v ( 2 8 ) E T O G 5 I B L 9 (34) (1) (3) 7 2 1 1 7 Marldey, F. M. B E T Markley, I. G I L (32) 7 (3) 1 7 Marlidey, J. Maddey, R Markley, W. L T L (4) 1 7 (34) 7 (2,3) 1 7 L (21) Marks, P. G B G G I E I I 1 7 Marl Lake S H E (6) 2 5 Mantuan, Ed A L G ( 1 1 ) 5 Marquart F. A L G (10) 5 Marquart W. Marquart W. A Q L U G I Marsh, A. A L G Marsh, G., Est. A L G Marsh, H. A L G Marsh, H. P., Est. A L G Marsh, J. C A L ( 1 1 (9) (11) 5 a d (24) 5 (25) 5 (36) 5 (23) 5 ) 1 3 �EVERYtim Marsh, 0. Marsh, Marshall, INDEX T O TH IstoPep 3 5 Marshall, & L Mershai, G. F. Marshall, ALG 5 Marten, QUI a 1 GIL Marlin, Marlin, Marlin, GIL OVI UNI Martin. Marin, E. Merlin, Martin, Merlin, Merin, Martin, Merlin, BRO BUT MAT BRO BAT COL BAT BAT Meson, COL(11 BET COL COL kiassey. KIN Mast, Masters, Masters, BET KIN Merlin, J. Merin. R. T. Martin, BUT Mastm, MAT k4astin, MAT Masan, MAT Min, Meer. Mathais, Yellows, A J Matteson SHE MAT QUI UNI Measson MAT Maurer. Maxson, H C Maxwell, SHE(11 OVI BAT NOB NOB May, Meyer. Mayer, Maystead, kisyslead, Mr.Aderns, McArdle, McBride, McCaray, McCarter', A. L McCarty, McCarty, McCarty, McClave, McCombs, McCone, McCounie, McCurley, 2 2 2 BRO GIR BUT OVI BAT QUI MAT MAT MAT UNI BUT McDaniels, McDona/ McDonald, McDonald. McDonald, McDonald, 1 2 v 9 1 2 BET BUT BUT BUT 01 McDougal, McElhaney, 9 6 1 McElhenie, Mcdhenie, McEndartler, 6 McEnderfler, 6 1 7 1 1 i 7 1 1 a 2 GIR CAL(1 N06(18,19 BET BET COL McGee, McGinnis, McGirk, McGregor, McGuire, L McKenzie, McKeon, Mcl4nnie, BUT QUI CAL GIL BUT MAT BUT CAL(1 McKinnie, McKyes, QUI GIR MicLain, McLane, GIR 2 McMahan, 3 McMahon, McMain, McMillen, BAT NOB BRO SHE McMoody, GIR a 3 McMurray, McMurray, 2 k4cMurray, McNair, CAL CAL CAL OVI V MAT NOB BRO QUI ALG CAL BUT BET OVI McClave, SHE ALG OV1 QUI QUI Mein, 1929 P L AT MAP O F 6 2 2 2 9 9 1 1 2 6 2 2 KIN CAL McNeil, McNaJl,Lo McNaughton McNiaughton. McNaughion, McNaughion, MAT CAL CAL CAL OV1 ALG McNitt, McNitt, GIL BRO UNI COL QUI McPeak. McQueen, McQueen. McVickers, Meeks, 4 BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA 2 5 1 1 7 2 V Meeks, I. L Mehney, Mellinger, Melody, Menca, QUI UNI MAT(11 2 V UNI MAT V Mannar. G. L Mailing, BET(1,1 7 GIR 1 1 7 1 Marty. Meniman, Merriman, Merritt, BRO 9 BUT GIL BAT 1 1 Meyers, Mich. Port. Michael, Michael, QUI BET KIN KIN Michael, Michael, E. KIN QUI Michalock. Michalski, Michigan Michigan Michigan BET 7 B)(22) SHE SHE UNI MAT 9 2 2 ALG BUT BAT BET UNI 5 1 6 7 V BRO 9 UNI KIN MAT BAT BAT BAT V 1 2 6 6 6 Miller, BRO 9 1 1 2 Miller, Miller, Miller, CAL KIN 1 1 7 1 Miller. Miller, COL UNI Miller, Miller, Miller, M. F. Miller, Miller, Miller, BAT(2 BET KIN COL MAT KIN BAT(11,1 1 1 2 1 1 2 7 7 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 6 2 9 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 5 1 9 2 1 2 Nicklatcher, Middle Mi Mikolatcher, Millard, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, F. Miller, Miller. Miller, Millers Milkman, Milliner', Milliman, Milkman, BET BRO BRO NOB BRO 6 a 7 1 1 1 2 V 1 V 6 7 1 1 3 1 5 9 9 2 g �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN Mei b a k i a l s . p m . Millman, BRO (18,20) 9 M o o r e , C. C. Miliot, Mils, Mills, Mills. F. COL (19) 1 5 BET (15) 7 BET (32) 7 BET (7,15,32) 7 Moore, Moore, Moore. Moore, Miner, OVI (32) Misenar, BUT (17) 1 1 MAT (2) 3 GIL (16) 1 7 Joie Mshler, MtcheN, 2 2 6 * U T (16.2225) 11 C. L B U D. E. S H F. B U F. J. S H T E T E (4) 1 1 (6) 3 (32,33) 1 1 (11,12) 2 5 M o o r e , H. W. M o o r e , J. M O M , J. M o o r e . J. L Michell, BAT (3) CAL(13) Mizhe George Mitchell, Mtchell, Mtchell, SHE (31) 2 5 BAT (6) 6 GIR (36) 1 8 CAL(14) 1 3 Moog, Mcck, BAT (33) 6 M o o r e , 0. NOB (8,9,16,17) 21 M o o r e , O. Modert, Modert, QUI (31) QUI (32) Modert, 0. Modert, 001 (13) 1 . 5 a t 2 4 B Q B B B M o o r e , J. L M o o r e , J. L Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, U E U A B U A N L B U L C. Q U M. B A M. J. B R B Q E U I (34) 2 4 T T T (5) (14) (18) 7 1 1 6 Murphy, L Murphy, Murray, Muscle. T F COL (3) 1 5 001 (6,7) 2 4 NOB (9 16) 2 1 Musseivrhne, KIN (3) 1 9 MAT (29,30) a t Musson, &kisser, SHE (36) GIR (16) 2 5 1 8 Artiereough, 001 (27,28) 1 5 Muzolff. SHE (25) 2 5 ALG (2) 5 5 T I (7) 6 (16,21) 2 7 Myers, Myers. C. F. ALG (2) T I T O (32,33) 1 1 (4) 3 4 (8) 6 (2.3) 9 Myers, Myers, OM (36,36) 2 2 BUT (34,36) i t ALG (2) KIN(11) T I (3) (28) 7 2 4 Myers, Myers. J H Myers. (3) (25) M o o r e , R. G. M o r f o r d , J. B. B G E I T R M o r r e l l . Clint N O B 5 1 9 N.Y. GIR (35) 1 8 QUI (12-19) a s 7 1 5 N.Y. COL (19-24) 1 5 N.Y.C.R. CAL (2224) 1 3 2 1 Nagle, L BET (26) GIL (3) (22) 7 1 7 Modert, BRO (20,29) 9 COL (13) * M o r r e l l , O. S H E M o m s , H., .lrrs. Q U I (29) 3 (11,14) 3 1 Nagle, Nagle, BET (26) 7 Moffitt, Moffitt, S. Moffitt, Pologg, BRO (32) M o r r i s , Henry T (27) 1 1 Narber, SHE (32) 2 5 ALG (21) 5 M o r r i s o n Lake NOB (12,13) 2 1 M o r r i s o n Lake QUI (6) 2 4 M o r r i s o n , C. R. 0 0 1 G I R G I R (5) (32) (20) 1 5 1 8 1 8 Nash, COL (24,25) 1 5 MAT (10) a t OVI (13) 2 2 Moher, Morel, fVol-o, MAT (4) 001(16) 001 (15) a ) 2 4 2 4 M o r r i s o n , F. G. G I R (20) M o r r i s o n , H. J. G I R (21) Morrison, L B A T ( 1 1 ) 1 8 1 8 6 Nesbrtt, Mow, Mohr, SHE (35) SHE (33) 2 5 2 5 M o r r i s o n , P. P., Est G I R (33) 1 8 M o r s m a n , William U N I (3,8) 2 7 Nevesie, Newcomb, G. L Mohr, Mollenkopf, Monceke. Mcoosmith, Monroe, Monroe, Monrce, GIR (27) * 001 (29,30) 2 a M o s e r , J. B A T (2) M o s i e r & Frisinger M A T (21) Newcomb, UNI (27) 2 7 UNI (27,28) 2 7 Newcomb. GIR (5) COL (19) COL (33) i s 1 5 M o s s , J. M o s t , M. G O I V R I (2) 1 8 (29,30) 2 2 Newell, U S. COL (28) 1 5 BUT (7) 1 1 MAT (35) MAT (36) 2 ) 2 ) M o l t G. M o t t , G. A O L V G I (31) (36) 9 B U M o t t , W. H. O V 1 M o u s e r , John Q U I M o w r e y , W. B A T M o w r y , C. A. O V I 6 2 ) 5 2 2 (36) 2 2 (34) 2 4 (35) 6 (2,11) 2 2 Nash, Nearpass, Nesbitt, Netcher, Newland, Newman, Newman, Newman, BAT (7) 6 UNI (17,18) v ALG (13) 5 BET (30) 7 UNI (32) 001 (12) 001 (11) 1 8 V 1 5 1 5 Monroe, Monroe. Monroe, MAT (36) a ) BET (18) 7 BRO(1) 9 BRO (2,11) 9 Monroe, MAT (1,2) 2 ) Nichols, UNI (26) Monroe. Monroe, BRO (9) BRO (9) 9 9 M o w r y , M. M A M o w r y , W. S. O V T I (5) 2 ) (3,9,10) 2 2 Nichols, OVI (35,36) 2 2 Nieman, Moon, Moon. Moore& Moore, Moore, Moore. Moore, A/100M, BAT (20) 6 M r y s e r , V.V. O V BAT (17) 6 M u d Lake N O MAT (3) 2 1 3 M u d Ulie3 N O COL (31) t 5 M u d Lake O V GIR (6) * M u m f o r d , C. Q U I B B I I (36) (12) (5) (13) (17) Ninth. Nivison, Nivison, Nivison, Nivison, Nivison, Nobblitt, Noble. ALG (13) BUT (13) M o w r y , H. P. B 1 4 0 ( 1 1 , 1 4 ) BRO (2) 9 M u n g e r Lumber Co. C O L (34) UNI (20,21,27) V M e r K i o r. m. B A T (17) COL (23.26) 1 5 M u r p h y , . C O L (23) 4 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 4 1 5 6 1 5 Nichols, Nichols, G. L Nichols, ALG (20) 5 BUT (9) 1 1 MAT (3) 2 0 2 7 5 1 1 COL (6) 1 5 GIR (31,32) 1 8 GIR (19,30) 1 8 GIR (31) 3 8 001 (6) 1 5 OVI CAL (1) 1 3 �EVERYtio INDEX T O TH 11112A.B. Pag Ncblit OVI z Nobel, BUT BUT NOB NOB COL Noblit Nofinger. Nofinger, Norbet, North Norton, Norton, Norton, COL GIL 001 Norton, ALG BET Norton, R UNI Nottawasseppe SHE BRO Now, Nowak, Nowekpeski, Nowidci, GAO 8E7(16 BRO 1 2 2 1 5 1 1 5 7 2 g Ostom, Osborn. 9 7 9 Osborn, Osbom, Osborne. Null, F. Nul, BAT(28,29, CAL(1 CAL(1 6 1 Nutt OVI Nutt Nye, H. L BET Nye, Nye, Nye, Nye, OVI KIN OV1 OVI 1 2 CAL( BET KIN Parsons, Parsons, Pa, Patch, W. 8E7(10,11 COL GIR BET Patt, E. Paublishry, BET BAT(2 Paul, CAL(9,1 CAL CAL(1 CAL( 1 CAL(15,16, 1 1 5 1 2 1 2 2 Padcbck, Paine, GIR 0%4(2 BUT BAT 6 Peck, Peebles, L 0. 2 Palmateer, QUI a Peerless Palmateer, Palmer, Palmer, Parain Paradine, QUI CAL(1 2 1 1 2 Peightal, Pekarski, L Pell. Polars, L Pendil, Parading), Paracfne, Paradne, Paradne, Penis, Paradne. H Paradne, OVI OVI BET BAT CAL OV1(1 N08(23) COL SHE OVI KIN Paracfne, Paracine. Pasone, Paraise Thomas Partisan. A R. OVI OVI OVI OVI BET 7 2 5 5 2 We n , Okeneski, KIN GIR 1 Ottenesici, GIR 001 001 BAT BAT Olmstead, Parsonage, Parscns, Parsons, 1 7 1 2 1 ALG ALG UNI Oliver, Olmstead, SHE SHE GIL BET Odrin, Ogden, Ogden, SHE 001 001(8) BET UNI Parks, Parks, Pabst, L Pack, 2 Ocken, Octen, Oliverd J. H.. BUT OVI 3 9 2 2 2 1 BET UNI Otis, 0. OW, Otis, SHE Nall, Paul, Paul, 1 1 Olds, M W ode. BUT OVI Parks. Paul, 001 001 Olds Ostrom, Ostroski, Otis, SHE 2 013811. F. CYLea Oak Grove Old Ladies adencarnp. GIR ALG Parks. OV1 MAT (21 SHE BUT BUT a OV1 BRO OV1 SHE CAL(1 1 2 7 001 BAT(11 CAL(1 001 QUI GIR QUI SHE Ono, Outwater, Overholt, Owens, Oxenbaum, 001 Olen, MAT BRO 001 V 7 1 1 1 1 1 OVI 1 1 OV1 SHE Parham, Pansh. Parke, Parker Parker, Parlor, Parker, Parker, Parkinson, Parkinson. 7 Os, l. 7 2 GIR KIN Nye, Olmstead, L Olmstead, Olmstead, Olmstead, Okay. Olney, Olney, Osborn, Osborn, Osbcat Osborn, 6 Noyes, Noyes, E. BET UNI BET GIL GIL GIR BUT 801 MAT BET CAL(1 Olmstead, BAT OVI Noyes, 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA 1 1 1 2 6 6 2 2 a 3 7 2 Paddock Page, COL OVI BAT 4 a 1 1 6 2 2 7 6 1 V V 2 2 2 7 UNI BRO(11 Paul, Paul, Payne, Pemer, Pepper, Peppiat, Peppat Peppiat Peppiatt, Per. Perry. Perry, Perry, 6 1 3 2 1 a 2 2 2 2 2 1 7 1 7 1 1 7 7 6 1 1 1 1 1 Qui UNI 2 KIN BET BUT MAT 1 7 1 a GIR 1 2 1 2 SHE UNI C 2 1 9 1 1 2 2 2 GIR COL Peck. Peck, 9 OVI OVI MAT BUT 001 OVI 2 1 2 V 2 1 1 V �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN time I r a k l a i r s . Perry, Ms B U T Page (8) i Perry, N., Mrs. U N I (13) Persails, W. M A T ( 9 ) Peach. J. ( 1 4 ) Peters, Wiliam K I N Peterson. A. G I L Peierson, C G Phelps, F. Phelps, L T I U Q 15 P o n d , G. F. I (25,36) 2 7 V 1 GIR (32) 2 2 1 1 BUT 9 P o r c u p i l e , G. 7 P o r c u p i l e , Marion B U T (24) 17 P O r i e r , B. 1 1 B E T (33) Z 1 1 G C I A R L (35) (19) Q u i m b y, 18 Q u i m b y , E. 7 (: OV1 (14,16) O V I (25) Z 2 (30) (36) 5 2 2 I (23,26) 2 2 I (23,26) 2 4 I L (7,18) 1 7 Q u i m b y , J. J. I R (22) 1 8 Q u i m b y, L I N (24) 1 29 A Q u i m b y , LW. (1 2 B ,N 3 G )Ito P 9 .s K h A D c e in O m R Q u W y b .H.ovIDUII((2154)) I L (15) 1 A T (29) 23 4 P o r t e r , Wm. . K (13) P o t h o o l , F. 1 9 G ( 1 3 ) 1 9 P o t t e r. B . ai A P a l e r , J.L (26) A L G Q G Phillips, Alice B U T ( 1 4 , 2 3 ) l i P o t t e r , N. A L G Philips, C. N. B R O (5) 9 P o t t e r , N. 0 1 1 1 Phillips, H., Mrs. U N I (23) 2 7 P o t t e r , W. B. Q U I N U N I N I (14) 7 5 (11,12) 5 (14) 5 (22) a l (4) 3 4 U N I (16) Philo, J. U N I (17,20) 2 7 2 7 V Q u i m b y , W. H. U 0 1 1 1 (11,14) 2 4 Q u i b y , W a l e B U T (10) U Q u i m b y , Z. I 3 4 1 1 Q u i m b y. Z L 2 4 OuirnbY.F41:1 B A T " ( 1 1 0U 40),15) Q u i n c y Vilage 0 0 1 P o w e r s , Pearl T (27,28) 1 1 R a i n e y , R G. A B L G (1,8) P r a i r i e River B E T (30,32) B U T (5,6) Philyss, P. Phinicie, M. U M N A I T (9,16) 2 7 P r a i r i e River B R O (12,13) 3 3 P r a t t , C. B R O Pichen, H. P. C A L ( 1 7 ) i i U P o w e r s , Purl Phio, W. H. 1 3 P r a t t G. B 6 6 P r a t t , M. Pratt, S. B R B U E T 5 7 6 B S S A H H T E E (3) 6 P r e s t i d g e , L H. B E T (17) 3 Pres-bge, E. G I L (11,17) 2 5 P r e s t o n , E. G I L (20) 7 (4) 1 7 (13) Pierce, F. U N I (4) P r e s t o n , J. D. C A L ( 1 7 ) 2 1 1 3 1 3 (31,32) 5 (2) 1 3 (4) P n d g e o n , J. C A L (25) 6 18 P n d g e o n . Ms. 0 C A L 1 (9) (12) 2 (21) 1 1 L R a n d a l l , R. C (5.6) 5 5 1 5 l , S. B. G I R 1 8 R a n l pd h , A. G I L (1,2) 1 7 Randuson, William B U T (23) I I R a n s b u r g , L C. Q U I (36) 2 4 G ,d 1 r7 e s o Reog ln re B U T (21) 1 1 R a n s t o r d , R. M. Q U I R a n s o m , A. A L G R a n s o m , A. D. A L G 3 13 1 Ransom, 1 1 T 1 1 (7) O 7 Pierce, E. Pierce, E. Pierce, F. ) U (18) (36) d a (36) 7 (1) 1 1 A L G C A L B E 5 LCOL (5) 1 a n E T T P n c e , Charles P r i d a e o n , G. D. R a m s d e l l , Ray T H O (3) (2) V U S (25,30 et al)9 R a n d e r s Lake (15) 9 R a n d a l l , G. C B A T A T Pierce, H. B A T (10) 6 Pierce, J. C A L ( 1 4 ) 1 3 B Ralsol, L Pierce & Wheeler Pierce, C. B Pierson, Fred N O B Pifer,C. C A L ( 7 O Q (16,17) t g P o w e r , L Q U I (34) 3 4 R a i n e y , A. J. B U T (2,11) i i (24) P o v w e r , P. 3 Q U I 4 (34) R a i n e y . , BUT (18) (15,16) 2 7 P o w e r s , Elmo B U T (29) 1 1 R a i n e y . James B U T (3) 11 11 P h , B. T R v Q u i m b y , J. A L G 1 Q 3 iu m J y ,b .D. O V I G I 9 2 Q u i m b y, Q u i m b y . G. F., Est. 1 8 : G N A I V P a t e r , M. N B G 0 P o r t e r , R. I Pierce, O. Pierce, 0. (28) 2 7 I O O 1 8 K I R (25) K Phillips, J. H., Est Philips, P. U B (20) Phenicie, I. C. Phillips, J. F. W W I I , G. L (27) V W O W . J. A l _ G COL (23) 5 (14) 5 Q u i m b y, ¥ 1 5 (13,14) 3 4 Q u i m b y , // A. B U T ( 1 0 , 1 1 ) 1 1 I U M O (13,24) 1 5 P o r t e r , G. (25,26) 6 P o r t e r , K Phene,D. L Phillips, A. N R N 2W U P l u m , W. U N I P o s i t s , F. A L G P l u s , Q . Q U I 9 G I L ( 1 ) Petty. J. C O Rost A. F. B A Phair, P. (5) (1) P l u m & ¡slop 1 COL ( 1 4 ) KIN (4) Petah, Peiers, W. G I R i 2 7 a t i s 1 P n e s t , A. B U T (1,12) 1 1 R a n s o m , G. H. P n e s t , E B U T ( 1 ) 11 R a n s o m , J . Q (26) (2) (2) e s 5 5 ALG(20) (10.11)2 54 ALG (9.1 6) U I 5 (20) 2 4 (20) 3 4 Pifer, T. J. Pilgrern, T. B S A H T (35) 6 B U T Priest, E (18,20) 3 P r i n e , L. 1 BRO (35) U N I Pinney, F. 9 P n n t k e , F. (Prentke) B E T Pirney, W A. N O B (18,19) 2 1 P r u s k i , F. B E T Pio, T. A. U N I (21) 2 7 P u l v e r , A. M. S H E (1) Q U I 1 R a n s o m , 0. (1) 2 7 R a s e y . Bert (Posey) (21) 7 R a t h b u m & Drumm (30) 7 F l a i h b u m (16) 2 5 R a t h b u r n , M. S Pitcher, H. Pixley, F. Q B U E I T (25) (24) P u l v e r , E. W., Est S H E P u r d y , E. A L G (31,32) 2 5 R a t i u m , M. A. S H E (29,32) 5 R a b ut hmN, a t h aUn N I (16) 2 5 (16,17) b v I I L N (22,23) 1 7 (17) 1 9 P u r d y , R. A L G C l U a l U X Lake B U T (30) (12) 5 I (36) Q u e e r , F. (1) 9 (5) 2 2 (23) 1 8 (26) 3 : 1 N e w s Lake Pleasant Lake Plue.J D G K Q U 2 4 7 2 4 B R 4 O O V I (31) 2 2 S H E (22) 2 5 C O L (33)-, 1 5 H E (16) 3 Rathbum, W O V I . 1 R a tk o w A s ,k i. G I R Ratkowski. J. M A T �EVERYFiefkowski. Rawson, Ronan, Rawson, Rawson, INDEX T O TH LIfflatilers Pa GIR GUI 1 GUI GUI GUI PaY. Reeling, CAL BET Red Water Reece, GIL Reed, Reed, Reed, Reed, Reed. GIR COL GIR GIR COL GIR Rickards, Ricitelder Rid, Rierson, Rigby, Riley, 2 3 2 3 1 Riley, H. F. Riley, H. F. Riley, H. T. 7 1 9 i 9 1 s 9 z Reichert Renshaw, SHE BET Renshaw, BET Rapport, CAL(1 7 1 Ripped, CAL(1 1 Ressler, UNI Reynold, ALG GIR ALG Raynoids, Reynolds. Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynoids, Reynolds, GUI GIR MAT MAT Reynolds, CAL ALG Reynolds, MAT Fbccles. Rhodes, Ftiodes, Rhodes, Rhymes, Ribbeck, Rice, Rce, ALG ALG ALG COL(11 BUT OV1 GIR Rica, COL GIR Roe, Roe, GIR GIR Roe, L Rai, Roe, 0. Rice, Rice. Rich, 0 Richards, Richards, Richwdson, L Richey, Richmond. GIR GIR MAT 7 V 5 1 5 2 9 a v 1 5 2 5 5 5 i 1 2 9 1 9 9 9 s 9 a NOB COL GIR 2 001 1 7 BET NOB KIN BAT 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA i s 2 s 6 BRO GUI MAT 9 GIL MAT(11 1 3 UNI GIR UNI v SHE SHE z 04.11( BUT SHE 3 1 2 Royce, Royer, SHE ALG NOB 2 5 2 Rubley, GIL 1 Rubley, Rubiey, Rubley, Rudd, Rudd, F. M., GIL GIL GIL 1 1 Rixid, BET GUI BRO Role, Rob, Rourke, Roush, Rowland, 2 2 1 2 2 2 Riley. Raw, River Fbach, Robbins, Robbins, UNI BET SHE BRO NOB SHE Robbins, Roblins, ALG BET 2 2 5 7 Roberts, A COL 1 Rurnsey, Roberts, COL 1 Ripe, BET BUT Roberts, Robenscn, SHE 2 2 6 z Rue, MAT Ruple, Ruple, GIL COI 1 Rupnght Rupnght, 2 V 2 2 Rupnght, Russell, Russell, Russell, BET GIL GIL 1 V Russell, OVI BRO Russell, OVI 7 Russell, Russell, J. BET SHE BAT SHE Robnson, Robinson, BUT UNI Robinson, Robinson. Robinson, UNI QUI SHE GIL Robinson, Robinson, Robley, UNI Roe, B., Roe, Roe, Roebudt Rogers, Roher, Rohowick, Rohrer, Rohrer, Rolf, Rolf. Rolf, Rollins, Root Root, Rose, Rose, Rosati, Bert Rosso, 4 2 9 Ruddt, Rurnbaugh, Fiumsey, BET UNI BAT BUT MAT 2 6 1 2 BRO 9 MAT SHE BUT a BUT 1 Ryan, Ryan, BUT 1 Ryder, BRO SHE KIN 9 2 1 Ryder, GIR GUI 0111 1 2 BAT BUT BUT BUT COL Ross. %SWUM, Rosman, S. Rossman, T. 7 Z 1 2 6 1 1 1 1 Russel, L Russell, N C. Russell, N R. Russell, Russell, Rust, M. Ryder, Ryder, Rzepk Sabaslo. Sackett, Safford, Seger, Sager, Sager, Salisbury, BET BRO NOB SHE MAT MAT OVI OVI 1 7 9 7 2 9 2 7 1 3 1 1 7 1 1 2 2 2 9 2 7 2 2 2 SHE BRO 2 g SHE MAT GUI 2 GIL COL 1 BUT COL 001 001 BRO BRO ALG(1 2 1 1 1 1 1 9 BRO BRO 9 5 9 9 BRO BAT 9 6 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P O F tim BUT ION 01/1(9,1 Sellers. Sellers, BET GIL M 1 1 7 1 Sanders, Sanderson, C. 0. GIL 1 SHE UNI COI(11) Sanderson, Sanderion, Sanderson, 01)1 3 2 Selwood, Semmelroel, Sernmelrolh, GIR QUI Sands, MAT Sanford, GIR 1 Sanford, Sargent E. L Saunders, Saunders,C. Savers, COL SHE BAT BAT BUT 1 3 Sawyer, A. BUT San Scud Sanders, Sanders, Sanders, Sanders. OVI GIL GIL OUI UNI Seiler* Sells, Sails, BET BET Sernmekorh, Sernmekolh, S. 2 2 3 Sens/, 1 Shafer, Shaffer, Shaffer, Shaffmaster, 1 Shalimaster, Shafimaster, Shalfmaster, Shaffmaster, 6 6 2 Sherrnan, F. 0 1 ) 1 Shennan, Fred B U T Sherman, J. B E T 7 O V Sherman, J. H. 7 V I C M 1 1 Shires B. M A T R R O O BET 7 Shiery. C. B E T 5 1 Shirtier, S. K I N Shilling, C. Shilling, E. C B O U B B (25) L T BAT 6 Shiner, L BRO 9 BRO 9 9 Shinnemen, M. B A T Shippy, L B R O 7 1 1 UNI 2 Shane, BRO BRO Schwarz, UNI v Shark, BET Schelde", Scheider, Schley, Schmidt, Schmidt, OVI 2 CM )ON ALG(11 M 1 5 SchmidL ALG Schrouf Schultz, Schultz, COL Shiner, C. J. U N ) E T S H S Shippy,E. E H B Shipway, W. H. 7 Shoemaker, B. D. 1 1 Shoemaker, E. (5) (2) ( E E 9 ( T Q U 7 1 (33) (12) MAT Stamp, J. E., Mrs. Shinefidt, N B (24) 9 (25,26,36) 9 (7) 5 2 3 2 QUI MAT (8) 2 A (34) i i (36) 7 Sherman, Peny, Mrs B U T (5) 1 1 Sherwood Village S H E (28,33) a s COL BET St:hater, Schercit, Sherman, C. Shicolski, C. Shicoski, J. GIR GIL Says*, Schafer, 1 3 1 ALG BUT ALG Shafer, Shafer, BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN I C O L 9 1 5 1 1 Z 7 7 ) 2 5 ) 2 5 (26) 6 (25,26) 9 (2,3) 7 (17) 2 4 (9) 1 (28) 1 8 2 4 2 Shoemaker, Earl C U ) (14) Shook, D. M A T Shook, E., Mrs. B R O ( 6 . 7 ) 2 5 G I R 5 %lemon, Sharp, Sterp, Sharts, COL BUT BUT UNI 5 8 Shatluck Shaw, OVI BAT 2 Shook, Ernest 6 Shook, G. Shaw, Shaw, COL 1 01)1 1 2 GIR 1 Shook, W. H. B R O Shook, W., Est. B R O a * Shaw, 2 a C O L (23) 1 5 Shaw, UNI MAT Shuborne, O. Schultz, QUI GIR Shultz, M. F. Q U I (12) 3 4 Schutz, Scofield, BAT(2 SHE 6 3 Shaw, UN) 2 Shaw, BRO Shumaker, R. C O L (4) Shuman, G. A L G ( 1 2 ) Sortl. Scott, Scott Scott, GIR SHE 1 2 Shay, Shay, ALG MAT GIR SHE 5 2 1 3 Shearer, Stied, S. Shed, Shefier, BET BET BAT 9 7 CU) GIR BUT a Scott Scott Sebring, E. Sexing, Sebnng, Seca% Sex", Sekosky, Selbidt, Selby, Selby, Selby, Selby, ALG CAL CAL(17.1 MAT GIR SHE BET SHE SHE * 1 * 1 a 1 2 7 3 2 GIR GIR BRO Shekski, Shenernan, BET BET BAT Sherburne, Sharer, Sharer, COL CAL ALG Sherer, Sharer. Sheer, ShownÑ, Sherman, CAL(1 CAL(1 CAL BUT COL 5 1 7 6 1 1 (11) I (1) 9 2 (6) (6,7) 1 T (32,33) T (33) Signaski, J. B B A A Sieger, Frank N O B Sielken, J. B R O SOnasid, F. B A T B A T 4 9 9 Shur, F. A. 1 1 1 U E (26) (33) (26) (35) Shatz, L 1 Q H Shumway, F. A L G Shunwray, L. Est A L G Shumway. S. A L G Shur, F. B A T 9 7 7 6 5 1 1 1 S 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 (9) 2 1 (31) 9 (31) 6 (31) 6 Signeski, E. B A T Sikorski. A. C. B R O (32,33) 6 (13,24) 9 Sikorski, D. Sikorski, D. (19) 7 (13,24) 2 1 B N E O T B Sikorski, M. (Sikrosaa) B A T (31) 6 Silcorski, S. B E T (17,20) 7 Sibaugh, C. S H E (19) 2 5 �EVERYBlo INDEX T O TH 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA Pus Sitar, Silken, GUI Silken, NOB Silver KIN SHE GIL SHE SHE P406(4 Smith, 2 2 2 1 2 Smith, L Smith, Smith. M. Smith, M., 1 2 2 Smith, Smith, 0. L Smith, Siso Skuclanck MAT UNI GIR 2 2 9 Smith, Srneti, R Smith, Skudlarick, GIR i Smith, Skuclanck Slablanck GIR BUT 1 Smith, Smith. Skuctanck, GIR BRO BRO Severs. Simms, Simons, Simons. Sincliver, Slisher, C. L Slisher, Sher, BET 1 9 g g Smith, Smith, Smith, Smeede, Smetka, BET ALG Smiley, Smiley, Smiley, COL ALG BAT 1 5 6 Smith, Smoker, Smoker, Smith & CAL 1 Smoker, Smith & B I SHE z 2 Smoker, Smoker, 7 Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, A. Smith, Smith, UNI BET 001 ALG GIR 5 1 BUT 1 2 1 Smith, Smith, OVI COL UNI Smith, BUT Smith, ALG 001 BUT ALG BUT Smith. Smith, D. L Smith, Smith, 1 0\1 2 1 5 2 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, BRO Scowls, Spade. BET KIN KIN YON OVI BET UNI BET ALG UNI P408(10,1 BRO BET BUT OVI KIN NOB BRO BET BRO 9 2 Spade, Spade, Spade. Spangle, Spaulcing. 1 2 6 7 V 7 5 2 9 7 1 2 1 2 9 7 SPaukirtEl, Speaker. Speater, Speaker, Spencer, Sperber, Spencer, Spencer, Spencer, Spies, Spconer, *ague Sproul, GIL COL GUI 2 9 7 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 001 BUT BUT 1 1 1 GIR GUI SHE GIR 1 2 UNI BET 2 1 V 7 GIR KIN COL (26 1 1 1 a 2 BRO 9 Sprout GUI Smoker, L Snow, Snyder, MAT GIR 001 2 1 SPfurtg¥ Sprung, SHE SHE 2 2 2 Snyder, Snyder, Snyder. Snyder, 1 1 SPfur St. Clair. SHE BET a GIR CAL NOB NOB MAT BUT 1 2 St Joseph SHE 2 1 Stafford, Stafford, UNI MAT GUI UNI 2 2 Si. Joseph Staffelder. CAL 1 1 9 1 7 Stafford. OUR Stahl, Stahl. E Mrs. Stahl, Mmie GIR GIR BUT(26 GIR GIR Snyder, L Snyder, Sobto. Sobie, Somerlott, 2 Sovine, GUI 1 1 OVI NOB Smith, F. 0 1 2 GUI Sobesie, Sobesfe, a 001 2 GUI 1 5 UNI Smith, Smith, F. QUI GUI Sprout, Sprout D. 1 2 Southworri, Soutworth, 9 2 Snyder, Snyder, Sobeski, GIR NOB QUI Smith, Smith. E. 2 2 SHE BRO P406(14,1 BUT UNI BAT Smiih, Smith, Smith, 7 7 5 OM UNI KIN BRO BUT BET BUT Sorter. Sorter, H J. Sosenski. Sosinski, MAT 2 2 BET BUT BAT BRO 7 1 6 9 South Sash Southworth, Southward", GIR BET 1 7 OVI OVI 2 2 7 Stakowiak, Slander, G. Stancifoitl, Stancfrford, J. Stanford, 9 Stanton, 2 1 Stanbn. Stanrin, Star, William N , State of States, BET BRO OVI BUT 001 ALG 001 Sousby. L 5 1 Stahowtak Stahowtak, 1 5 1 GIR BUT SHE SHE SHE UNI 7 2 2 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 SHE GUI 0V1(4 2 2 COL SHE 2 1 �EVERYtime Staudt'', E. L Staucinger, SIalariski, Ste&mak, Sananicit Slangy , Joseph Stagy, L Safay, Sal*, Staft Salty, Stafronsid, Sto3rnair, Stephenson, Slaphenecn, Stevens, Sahons, Stevens, L G Siavenscn, Sweatt Sedan, Sbadale, Stockwell, INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN b104.12661. P a g e COL (34) 1 5 SHE (32) 2 B ) (14,15) OVI (3) 2 COL (34) 1 NOB (10) 5 9 2 5 2 1 S t r o n g , D. H. Strong. S t a g , Stong, Stang, I R G. U N H. K I H. A. G I M. K I G I N R N % t a c t O. B A T (36) ( 5 , 6 ) COL (13,24) 1 5 S t r o n g , S. B A 001 (14,23) 1 5 S t a b l e , W. A L ALG (25) 5 S t u r k F. S H BET (28) 7 S t r y k e r , H. W. B A GIL (15) 1 7 S t a g y , J. B E T G E T T (5,6) (2) (17) (26) (12) BRO (11) 9 G (34) NOB (11) 2 1 E (5) S t a g y , M. A S l u m p , A. J. * L S H T a l t J. (28) 2 7 (5) 4 9 (24,25) 1 9 (19) 1 9 6 T a y l o r , --- 6 Ta y l o r, 5 Ta y l o r, 2 5 Ta y l o r, 6 Ta y l o r, 7 Ta y l o r, 5 2 A A 0 1 8 S w a i n 8 McNaultildn M A T (9,10) 2 ) GIR (28,29) 1 9 S w a n , E. BUT (32) 1 1 S w a i n , F. CAL (5) 1 3 S w a i n , , ) . 0 U B OVI (27,28,29,32)22 S w a i n , PA. M. 001 (25,26) * S w a n Creak ALG (9) 5 S w a n Creek \ N E K B B 1 I T I N E T R O B T a y l o r , Irwin B S w a n , J. U N I (22) 2 7 T a y l o r , J. Mrs. Q U I (36) 2 4 T a y l o r , J. W. ALG (16) ALG (9) 5 5 (25) (1) 2 4 5 Stockwell, Stodovell, BUT (16) 1 1 BRO (23) 9 Stokes, & L KIN (23) 1 9 BET (10) 7 Stroh*, Strang, Strang, Strang, Strang, Strang, Stranon, Strauss, Straw, Straw, Stray, Stay, L Streator. St Stroh, Strong, Stong, 6 T T L L B A S H T a y l o r , James B U T T a y l o r , Jotri G I L 2 5 Ta y l o r, L A L G 5 Ta y l o r, L G I L G a ) 3 ) (26,2728) 5 (3) T a y l o r , L S. B A T ( 2 7 ) T a y l o r , Lorenzo G I L (2,3) (27) 1 9 I T (7) (4) 2 2 1 1 (36) 9 T a y l o r , V. A L G T a z i e r , C. (9) Swearing, L S w e a t i n g , V. (Swearing) B E T (31) 7 T a s c h , O. C A L ( 1 4 ) S o e s z e y , B. ( ' . 0 1 (27,28) 1 5 Te a c h o u t , E. O V I (6) NOB (6,7) 2 1 & h o a r y , H. C O L BAT (12) 6 S w e e z y , J. C O L ALG (2) 5 S w e e z y , J. H. B E T COL (27) 1 5 S w e z y , E. M A T KIN (20) * 9 w i l t , Stephen N O B CAR(10) 1 8 S w i h a r t , J. W. B E T (9) (9) (4) (22) (2,3) (2) GIR (9) (20,21) 2 4 8 S w i t z e r , J. F. Q U G I A A O O L L V V 5 I R G G I I (35) (1) (29) (36) (36) 1 1 7 3 2 7 B E 5 5 Te a c h o u t , E. T. O V T e a c h o u t J. H. B E T e a c h o u t T. B E ) T e l l , 0.0. M A 1 T e f t , V. V M A T e l l e r , Julia N O * 5 5 2 2 2 2 5 (1.12) 1 5 (18) 1 1 001 (14) 2 A 001 (1.2) 2 4 1 7 6 1 7 T a y l o r , W. 0 0 1 T a y l o r , William B U T QUI (1,12) 3 4 ALG (3) 5 % k W ¡ . J. H. GIR (31) 1 8 T a b e r , A. 001 (5) 1 5 T a b o r , E. OVI (31,32) 2 2 T a r , F. KIN (5) 1 9 T a b o r , J. 1 (3)) R O (6) 1 1 (4) 1 7 (25) 1 8 (23) 1 8 (36) 2 5 I R (25) l e (22) 5 (1) 1 5 (23) 1 5 T a y l o r , S. G I R (33) 9 T a y l o r , S. B. G I R (31) 2 4 T a y l o r , S. F. S H E S w e e t , W. H. O V SweetLulu B U B 7 (36) 6 (8) 1 3 (17,18) 1 7 6 1 (34) (34) (35) 2 5 (3) A T M A T 6 (9) 1 5 (7,18) 1 7 (11,14) 1 9 (36) (2) S w a r t z , J. M S w a r t z , M., Mrs. 1 5 (26) S H E L (35) (29) T O C 5 E S w a n s o n , William S w e e t , C. Mrs. BRO (1522) 9 BRO (1,12) 9 E A A I S w a r t , --- GIR (12) 1 8 S w e - - , J . 0 0 1 MAT (11,12) 2 ) S w e e n e y, 1 D. B R O ALG (17) 5 S w e e t , A. 0 0 1 BAT (30) 1 L N T a y l o r , J. G I R T a y b r , J. L A L G T a y l o r , J. M. 0 0 1 S w a n , S. Stout Stover, T (22) 1 9 (4,5 et al) 7 (3-7) 9 9 I G 0 I O B C G 7 U L 1 A T a y l o r , J. T a y l o r , J. T a y l o r , J. BRO (29) Q A 5 (23) (25) 2 2 (26) 2 7 (12) 7 BET (6,7) S w a n . Samuel S w a n e y , Elmer (15) G 0 T a y l o r , G. W. SIOCkWell. Stoclov Stblovell, Stockwell, Ora Stone, Slorick, Sbu3h, L 001 (5) 2 4 S u n d a y , C. M. A L G (22) 5 T a y l o r , H. 0 BET (8) 7 S u p r a n o s i d , William B U T (16,17) i i T a y l o r , H. G MAT (34) 3 ) S w a b r i d t J. (Sunbnck) B A T (24,25) 6 T a y i o r , H. B. P GIR (8) G C. G I R (24) 1 8 C. C. B U T (18,30) 1 1 C. H. B A T ( 2 8 ) 6 Cash B U T (19) i l F., Mrs., Est S H E (19) 2 5 T a y l o r , G. 5 L T a t S. A L G (22) 5 T a g g a r t B. F. B F K ) (18) 9 T a g g a r t B. P. B ) (18) g T a r r , M. (Jarr) O V I (13) 2 2 Te n n a , L S H T I T T T T B E T e u f e l , Charles B U T T h a c h e r, J G I R Thayer, A 0 0 1 T h a y e r . Matzo 0 0 1 T h o m a s & Paracise O V I 7 1 3 2 2 (6) 2 2 (3) 7 (12) 7 (8) 3 : 1 (31,32) 3 ) (11) 2 1 (19) 2 5 (5,6) 1 1 (21) 1 8 �EVERYbo Thomas, Thomas, Th3mpeon Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thomson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson. Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thomson, Thompson, INDEX T O TH Dakias Po NOB COL BAT OVI QUI 6 2 GIR MAT GIL MAT 1 a OVI BLIT GIL MAT BUT QUI AMT GIR OVI QUI Tracy, Traver, Travis, H. BUT UNI BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA 1 2 5 1 2 2 1 Untediercher, 0 W Unterkircher, Unkartarc Upson, Valyer, VanAken 6 1 CAL(1 1 1 6 Treactier, ALG 1 a Treacter, L Treacher. Treat, OVI OV1(1 OVI 5 2 2 VanBtarcorn, Treacher, Thompson, BUT MAT Thomson, ALG 5 2 Trott, Troutman, Troutrnan, Troutvine. BAT SHE Tnskett, Thompson, OVI Thorns, L Thornton, MAT NOB a Thornton, Thrarns, F MAT 2 2 2 Troxel, Thornton, SHE S1-4E Thurston, Thurston, C E SHE SHE 2 2 Truesdale, 2 OVI Tripp, Tripp, QUI UNI GIR SHE UNI MAT BET Truby, Truesdale, W. BRO UNI 2 2 1 1 2 6 Vance, Vance, Va r. Vanderbilt, D A. Viwiderhofl, CAL BAT MAT Van.* Bogart Variant, BUT 2 1 COL 1 Vanetta, KIN BRO(11,1 1 9 Z 2 VanEvert VanFasser, 2 SHE QUI 2 VanGelder, 1 VanHoose, VanHoosear, OVI ALG(1 VanHousen, VanNosd SHE 7 5 2 2 2 a 7 9 Vannys, VanOrrnan, 2 ALG BUT UNI 5 1 2 VanOrsdal, VanOrthwicK QUI BUT 2 1 1 Tice, BRO 9 Trurnble, Tice, F. BAT 6 Trurnble, 2 UN) V MAT (2,3,10,11) a i VanPatien, BUT(11,1 Tice, BET 7 Trumbull, BAT 6 VariPatlen, BUT 1 Tilt L Trft, L rift OVI 2 Trumbull, BAT 2 5 5 2 Trumbull, Tryemniski, BAT BAT COL VanPaten, VanPanen, VanPanen, QUI ALG ALG OVI 6 6 QUI BUT QUI 2 BRO BRO GIR 9 GIR 1 1 Tindall Tisdell, lisdeN, Tobolski, Tobolski, Tobolski. Tompkins, Tompkins, C. Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, F. W. Dr. Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, Tompkins, L Trumble, CU) BAT CAL(9,1 V 1 1 1 7 2 1 2 OVI COL KIN COL BET V COL UNI TreaL Tripp, 2 2 9 2 Travis, 1 2 2 OVI NOB BRO OVI MAT VanArscele, VanAtta, J. VanBlarcom. 1 2 Thompson, G4R OVI ALG BUT Tompkins, Toornan, Tosser, Townsend, Towslay, M. v 1 2 1 a 1929 P L AT M A P O F Tucker. Tundawakl, SHE 2 Tumor Turner, Tutees. Twadell, C. Twadell, QUI MAT BAT QUI QUI 1 2 Twadell, Twig QUI 1 i 2 2 Tyler. Tyler. Tyler, Tyler. UNI BAT COL BAT GIR KIN 1 Tyler, BAT 1 OVI GIR v ii BRO BRO MAT OV1 2 Ulnch, Ulrich, Az, Union City, GIR OVI GIR OV1 GIR GIR OVI 001 9 1 QUI UNI 5 6 1 2 2 a 6 3 2 2 2 2 6 1 6 6 9 9 2 v VanPanen, 0. VanSchoick. VanSchoidt, 0. VanTassel, VanWomter, F. Vehe, Vestula UNI UNI QUI 1 2 2 2 2 SHE GIL 2 1 CAL 1 Vestula, CAL 1 Vestul Vincent Vincent, Voons, CAL 1 GIR GIR BET BAT 1 1 7 Voorus, Vorce, Vora. Vosburg, Vreeend, Vreeland. MAT COL CIA MAT SHE 6 2 1 1 3 2 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT M A P O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN &ma l i e s , L I s s . POW Wade, Afien 0. BUT (2) Wadsworth, GIR (10) Waite, Waffle, W. Waggoner, Wagner, GIR (10,22) i s GIR (29,32) i s SHE (27) z W a r n e r , M. B R O (36) W a r n e r , R. A. N 0 6 ( 1 , 2 ) W a r n e r , W. B A T (21) MAT (7) a ) COL (23) 1 5 W a n s n , E. U N W a r r e n , E. C. A L Wegner, Wagoner, Wagoner, i t i W a r n e r . J. A. s W a r n e r , L T. B A B BUT (16,19) 1 1 W a r s o p , A. E U N T 6 Weiden, BRO (6) 7 Wady, ALG (22,24) 9 2 1 6 Weller, ALG (31) 5 Wellman, Wells, BUT (4) SHE 1 1 (21) T (15) (22) 2 7 (19,30) 5 Wek, Weds, L L UNI (28) V BUT (30) 1 1 I (20) Wells, SHE (6) 2 (1) V (16) 6 (7) 1 8 Wert Wendorf, BUT (5,8) Wentworth, BUT (5) 1 1 ALG(11) 5 (18) 2 2 Werner, MAT (23,24) 2 0 2 3 Wesley, BUT (5) Wessel. BET (12) 7 KIN (20) 1 9 Wait, BRO (15) Waite, BUT (8,9) Waite, BUT (7) 1 1 COL (13) 1 5 Wa s i k o w s k i , J. B E W i n e r b u r y, E. A. A L T G (1) (15) 7 5 ALG(11) ALG(11) W a t e r b u r y, F. A L G W a t e r s , B. K I N (34) (12) s Walcott, Waidbridge, Walcbridge, W a r t , C. S. U N I W a r t z , M. B A T W a s h b u m , G., Ea G I R 2 7 Wagoner, 9 W a s h b u r n , K. l i 5 5 Waldbridge, Walden, Waldron, ALG (8) 5 Waldron, Walker, OV1 (24) 2 Walker, BUT (2) BET (1) 1 1 7 Walker, BET (1) 7 Walker, Walker. Walker Walker, Walker, COL (32) 1 5 O Wa s h b u r n , R M W a t e r s , M., Mrs. GIR (18,19) i s OVI (24) 2 2 2 V A 1 T B R O W a t e r s , S. C A L W a d e r ' s , LA. S H E W a t k i n s , M. S H E (1) 1 9 (36) 9 (7) 1 3 (27) Z (15,22) Z 1 7 Wheeler, Wheeler, GIL (9) 1 7 GIL (8) 1 7 Wheeler, GIL (8) 1 7 Wheeler, Wheeler, QUI (34) QUI (33) a s 2 4 Wheeler, BET (24) 7 W a t s o n , M. C O L (10) 1 5 Wheeler, BUT (24) 1 1 W a t s o n , P. M A T (6) a Whipple, NOB (16) 2 1 NOB (14) 2 1 GIR (21) 1 8 KIN (18) 1 9 ) 6 6 Whitcomb, W a t t s , M. B A 2 5 W a t t l e s , M. BET (21) CAL (19) CAL (20) 7 W a t t l e s , R. M A T 1 3 W a t t l e s , W. S. M A T 1 3 W a t t s , S. G I R (8) (8) (8) 3 3 3 ) 1 8 Wailers COL (24) 1 5 (27) 1 5 Walling, Walsh, Walsworth, Walters, Walters, Walworth, OVI (9) 2 2 COL (23) 1 5 SHE (1) 2 5 GIR (25) 1 8 Waage. D K I N W a a g e , S. W. B A T Weatherwax, F. C U ! W e a v e r , A. C. G I R (3) 1 9 (1) 6 (5) 2 4 (18) 1 8 GIL (20) UN! (26) W e a v e r , A., Est G I L W e a v e r , C. B E T (1,2) (26) Waiworth, Ward, Ward, Ward, Ward, Ward, ALG (24) 5 W e a v e r , D. B E ALG (33) 5 W e a v e r, G . U N QUI (19) 2 4 W e a v e r , J. N O NOB (10) 2 1 W e e v e r , J. W. G I SHE (36) 2 5 KIN (7) i g W e b b , C. R., Jr. W e b b , D. G Warkozceski, Warner, Warner. Warner, Warner. GIR (23) i CAL (6) 1 W e b b , J. W e b b , J. M C A A 6 SHE (23) W a a g e , D. M M T W a t t l e s , G. A. W a t t l e s , G. C. s 3 6 (28) 2 5 (22,23) 2 5 (20) 1 7 2 1 1 1 BAT (3) GIL (7) GIR (25,26) 1 8 W a t t s , M. B A T ( 2 8 ) 8E7(12) 7 W a r t a , S. B A T ( 2 7 , 2 8 ) 1 5 5 1 1 W a t s o n , E. S H E W a t s o n , Jacob S H E GIR (25,26) i s OVI (6,7) 2 2 Walker, Walker, Wallace, Waller, Waller, Whaley, F. L Wheeler Wheeler. Whipple, COL (31) 5 I G GIR (8) $ 8 GIR (22) 1 8 GIR (2) i s Wagoner, 9 A O T T (9) 2 0 (4,9) 3 ) T (8,17) 3 ) L T I B L (25,36) 7 (13) 2 7 (13,24) 2 1 (1,Z9,11) 1 7 B A T (21) 6 I L (16) 1 7 G I L ( 1 1 ) M A T (6) NOB (1,2) 2 1 W e b b , W. M MAT (25,36) a ) W e b b e r , C. A BRO (35) 9 W e i g l e , J. D. K 1 7 7 A L I 5 T G N 1 7 a ) (5,6) a ) (28) 5 (13) 1 9 Whitcomb, Whitcomb, KIN (18) 1 9 White, UNI (21) 2 7 KIN (18) 1 9 UN! (21) V UN! (15) V BUT (8,20,21) 1 1 White, BUT (1720) 1 1 Mk, BUT (13) 1 1 MAT (6,7,8) 3 ) MAT (7) 2 3 Whis:omb. Whior-omb, Whkomb, White, D. Whitmore, Whitmore, Whitmore, Whitmore, Whitrnore, MAT (17) Whitmore, K MAT Whitney, BUT (15,16) 1 1 UN! (13) 2 7 Whitney. Whitney. Whitney, Whitney. Whitney, Whittukn, Widener, Wilber, Wilber, 2 ) MAT (7) 2 9 BUT (27,34) i i GIR (5) BET (21) 1 8 7 BUT (2627) 1 1 COL (1 ) 1 5 BUT (6) 1 1 COL (29) 1 5 NOB (1) 2 1 NOB (1,12) 2 1 �EVERYtio Wilber, Wilbur, F. Wilbur, Wilcox, INDEX T O TH imams. Pag NOB ALG NOB 2 5 2 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, BAT 6 7 WinemaNer, ii Wrig, S. L Wing. Wingard, Wirch, Wilcox, BET Wilcox, BUT BAT 801 MAT 801 Wilcox, Wilcox. Wilcox, Wilcox, Wilder, SHE GIR Wilder. Wi1er, UNI COL UNI Wier, Wiler, UNI Wiley. Wincing, Wilkins, Wilkins, J. H., 6 1 a 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 001 CAL11 CAL 001 a 1 1 Wortman, Wortz, Wotta, 1 Woma, Wright, 9 1 2 1 Wright Wight, 5 Wise, OVI GIL ALG CAL(1 Wiser, B. BET Wiser, L Wiser,L H Withington BET 7 7 7 Wright. Wright, Wright, Withinglon, wolingion, Wing, 1 NOB 2 COL GUI 1 a 1 Yeatter, Yeatter, Yoshi, Yesh, MAT MAT BET N08(3,4) 1 Yesh, G T. 1 1 Yeski. Yeeh, MAT BRO 2 9 NOB 1 2 7 Yesh, 2 7 2 1 1 1 Wolcott, 1 Wort COL CAL(1 1 CAL(1 2 Wolf. Wolf, KIN GIR Williams, 001 COL 1 1 Wolfe, Wolverine Port Cern Co SHE BET ALG BET 5 7 Wolvenne Port. Wood GIL 1 9 Wood, D. QUI (21.28,29,32 1 001 1 GIR Wood, BET 7 9 Wood 0. Wood, GIR GIR 1 1 Wood, Wood, ALG OVI 5 2 BET ALG 7 5 BET 7 Z 1 2 BET Williams, KIN Williams, 0. Williams, S J. SHE 1 2 001 2 Woodcox, Woocknan, BUT BET BAT 1 7 Woodruff, Woodruff, 6 6 Woods, Woods, E 1 Woods, R. Williams, W. Willis, Willis, W Nibs. Wilmarth, Wilmarth, 0 Wilmarth. E Wilson, BAT OVI BUT 001 BUT GIL UNI Wilson, CAL(1 Wilson, 001 UNI (I1(27.33.34 Wilson, I. 8. Wilson, Wison, L ALG 1 7 g SHE COL OV1 SHE BET UNI UNI NOB BUT Woolcox, Wooster, 9 Young. Young, ALG COL 5 1 Yourg, Young, MAT 2 BUT CAL 1 1 SHE 001 2 Young, ALG 5 Zamlinski, 001 BAT 6 Youn2. Young, 0. Young, R Zarnlinski, Zeilor, Zellar. L L Zeller. Zeller, z 7 Zelufl. Zepp, 2 2 2 1 Zerby, Zimmerman, 1 g Workozoeski, Word- GIR 1 Zimmerman, BAT 6 Zimmerman, T. 2 Worthington, Wortmen, B. F. Woman. CAL BRO BRO 1 9 9 Zim, Zinn, Lon, 5 2 2 Yost Yost, 1 E 2 5 001 OVI BRO BET 001 001 Warden, H A. Work. Workoczeski, 1 5 5 2 2 2 7 2 Wohlers, Wolcott, Williams, ALG ALG OVI 1 1 BRO BUT 5 5 1 5 COL 1 Williams, ALG ALG BUT Wymer, Yeatter, GIL BRO 1 2 1 1 CAL OVI Williams, Williams, F. Williams, 3 CAL(1 KIN Willard, Willett Williams, MAT 001 OV1 CAL CAL CAL Williams, 1 6 1 1 Wilkinson, Willis. Williams, 9 ALG BET CAL(1 Wolf, Wolf, 1 Wnght, BRO GIR BAT Wright Wright, Wright, Wrobelski, Wixon, GIL BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGA BRO KIN GIL GIL GIL Wilkins, 1929 P L AT MAP O F Zimmerrnan, Zimmerman, BUT BUT ALG BUT OVI MAT GIR 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 2 1 UNI UNI ALG 2 B)(36) ALG 9 NOB BET NOB 2 5 5 2 7 2 �EVERY-NAME INDEX T O THE 1929 P L AT MAP O F BRANCH COUNTY, MICHIGAN mama l a l L . A . 2 2 1 1 Lnn, WiNiam N O B Zongker, Harry U N I ZuN, E. J. Z . F. Zull, J. Q G G U I I L L Pow (15) 2 1 (19,20) v (17) a t (13) 1 7 (2) 1 7 5 I ������� 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 Branch County History Books Description An account of the resource Books about the history of Branch County, Michigan. Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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 Combined 1829-1929 land ownership atlas of Branch County, Michigan Subject The topic of the resource Branch County (Mich.) Plat maps and atlases Real property Maps History Description An account of the resource Combined 1829-1929 land ownership atlas of Branch County, Michigan : showing original purchasers starting in 1829, & land ownership in the years of 1858, 1872, 1894, 1909, 1915 & 1929 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The following members of the Genealogical Society contributed greatly to the success of the publication project: Donna Baker, Randall Hazelbaker, Jim Johnson, Betty Lynd, Natha Olds, Elnore Paris, Dave Renshaw, ElDean Romine, Estel Voss, Charles Woodward, Book Chairman. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Published by the Branch County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 443, Coldwater, MI 49036. 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Temporal Coverage 1829-1929 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/08c9b04799938bdb491bea146035990a.pdf af15ff5aa257e243aae67ee90404cd25 PDF Text Text 500-1-8-36 WE BUILD f JAMES She oe CLs SAULT MICHIGAN STE. MARIE, President ROBERTSON Vice-President DR. F. H. HUSBAND Immediate Past Pres, GEORGE W. BALDWIN Treasurer THOS. A. WALLACE Secretary CHARLES O. BYE PASOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY KIWANIS CLUB SAULT STE, MACTE, MICHIGAN *‘PRBeuARY 25, 1936. WHESEAS, the Streits of Mackinac standpoint is feasible, and Bridge from an = WHECEAS, Pederel funds are availeble for its construction providing it is approved by the Public Yorks Administration, and WHE2EAS, the bridge would between: the two peninenias, facilitate and an interchange of business WHEREAS, the bridge when completed %wi4 enhance the tourist traffic to the entire State of Michigan. THEDEFORE BE IT BBSOLVED, THAT the Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigen, Mackinac Bridge, a and am the construction of the Straits of HG 1 FURPHRE HESOLVED that © copy of this resolution be for warded to every Kiwanis Club in Michigan with the hope that they teke favorable action vhereon. � 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 Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan Subject The topic of the resource Kiwanis Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource A collection of photographs, correspondence, original agreements, and more, from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1935 to present day. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Language A language of the resource English Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 11" paper 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 Resolutions Adopted by Kiwanis Club, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Subject The topic of the resource Kiwanis Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Resolution adopted by Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, about the construction of the Mackinac Bridge. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 25, 1936 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Sault Ste. Marie (Mich.) Mackinaw City Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Provenance Original document was lent to Branch District Library, from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, for digital preservation. https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/1beb966afc5599205f3b64cf4f1efbb6.pdf 9143914a0a628fa1293f92d54b7deecd PDF Text Text REPORT After that care full STOP signs OF SAFETY DRIVE and consideration the at be erected checking the following committee recommends intersections: Intersection of Morse and? Her bert Montgomery Alden Pierce Smith Cutter Ave, Church Intersection of N, Hudson and? Church ‘Alden Montgomery Intersection of Marehall ands Liberty Clarke Branch State Taylor Ave., Intersection of State and Grand Intersection of S, Clay and Intersection of Monroe W. Washington WY. Park Ave, Peckham St, South Sts, ands W. Park Ave., Intersection of Division and: W. Washington Conover Intersection of Jefferson and Clark St, Perkins Hooker Intersection of Pearl and: Sprague Piel Poke Intersection of Chicago ands Walnut Hudson It is Henry makes that either further recommended yw. =i Division " §, Monroe Sts, and S, Clay Sts, blinkers W, traffic should be placed at the intersections Pearl and @, Chicago Sts, lights of or so-called Ewald head of the state safety council in reply to a letter the following recommendations: Obtain cooperation of all social organizations and lunch clubs Give police department ample assurance that all citizens are back of its efforts to control traffic Encourage cooperation of carefull drivers �=2= Insist upon punishment of reckless drivers Educate pedestrians as to their responsibilities Enact and enforce a jay-walking ordinance There should also be: Greater care in licensing of drivers More persistent education in the schools, Classes in motor car driving for older pupils in school should be organized, More drastic punishment of drunken and reckless drivers Signing of "Safe Driving" pledges should be promoted thru newspapers-civic and social organi zations-business houses employing car or truck operators, ficial decalcomania emblems for the windshield be furnished free to all pledge signers see Ofwill � 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 Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan Subject The topic of the resource Kiwanis Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource A collection of photographs, correspondence, original agreements, and more, from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1935 to present day. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Language A language of the resource English Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 11" paper 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 Report of Safety Drive Subject The topic of the resource Kiwanis Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource A list of intersections that a committee recommended putting stop signs and traffic lights. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unknown date Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, Michigan. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Provenance Original document was lent to Branch District Library, from the Kiwanis Club of Coldwater, for digital preservation.