Mr. Slowins, editor of the Sebewa Recollector, has given his permission to transcribe
the complete index to the Sebewa Recollector, to be placed on this webpage.
Teresa Sweet sweets@pathwaynet.com
has purchased the entire collection of the "Sebewa Recollector" and
has begun to transcribe the index of this newsletter for us. This historical
society newsletter is a wealth of information about the people of Ionia County,
particularly those of Sebewa Township.
| 1-1 |
Showerman House; Constitution and
By-Laws; Chief Okemos |
| 1-2 |
Open House; Membership List; District #4 Building Cost;
History of Ionia County--Cornell; Industry in Sebewa |
| 1-3 |
Early Railroads; Partridge Knoll; Hanna's Processing; Cook Saw Mill on Stony Creek; Loreta Jewell
Letter; Log
Houses; Probert Shooting |
| 1-4 |
Teacher Contract l856; Heman Brown
Civil War Letter; Albert Meyers Saw Mill; Old Indian
Settlement; l850 Census; Blessed by Indian |
| 1-5 |
Andrew Hunt Account of Okemos;
Sebewa Feace Corpsman I; Letter to William Coe--Dropsy; Radio in Sebewa
|
| 2-1 |
School Bell; 75th Anniversary Sebewa Center
Church; Indian Funeral-Okemos' Daughter; Peace Corps II; Joseph Hayes to
John Shipman; End of Caucus Statistics 1880; Sebewa Center Dramatics |
| 2-2 |
Church News; Danby Indian Settlement; Peace Corps III; The Sebewa Riot |
| 2-3 |
Clarence Sayer High School; Mastodon;
Missionary Manasseh Hickey; Peace Corps IV; Women in politics; College Credit on European
Trip; Sebewa Center Methodist Church |
| 2-4 |
Early Auto Ride; News of 1911-12; Letter from Gerald Joynt; Rural School; Shimnecon Claim; European
Education II; Hickey II; Stage Route; Peace Corps |
| 2-5 |
1867 Plat Map; Peace Corps VI; Okemos |
| 2-6 |
Tornado at Schoolhouse; Coming to Michigan; White Pines |
| 3-1 |
Reconstruction; School Bell Stolen; Showerman
Family; Sebewa Statistics Farm ponds M.S.U. in 1900; Locating the County Seat; School Bell
Collection |
| 3-2 |
Together again; Peace Corps VII; Lydia Sindlinger
Watkins Reminice Henry Probasco; Adelbert Northrup;
Ephraim Shay; Chattel Mortgages; Sebewa Corners Methodist Church |
| 3-3 |
Peace Corps VIII; Meadows House Fire; West Sebewa--Dora Peacock Johnson; Oil Well Drillings; Ionia County
Horticultural History |
| 3-4 |
Tea with Kim--Viet Nam; Clyde Smith
Letter; Tornado of Flame; Sebewa-- a View from Sunfield; 1881 Fire at Sebewa Corners |
| 3-5 |
Sebewa Desparado; Sebewa to Nebraska 1911;
Dressing Up the Vital Statistics; Early Days in Portland |
| 3-6 |
Travis School Centennial; Probasco
Stories; Origin of Lake Odessa Area Historical Society; Chief Okemos; Memory of the
Horse; Grand Haven to Lyons |
| 4-1 |
Grand Ledge Moraine; Horses Around the Center; Escapades of
Welcome Lumbert; Travis School Centennial; Angle
Worm Oil |
| 4-2 |
Charles Cook Recollections;
Early History of Portland; Gunnville Wrestling Match; Mother Shipton's
Prophecy; Praying Charlie |
| 4-3 |
Feather Renovator; Contract for Building 1855 Schoolhouse;
Tales of Welcome Lumbert; Voter List; Sandborn
Family |
| 4-4 |
Sebewa 1871; Probasco-McNeil
Trip to Florida 1920; Settlement of Clinton County; Letter from the Indians 1809; Our
Public Image; White Tornado |
| 4-5 |
Cold Friday; Where Went the Country Lane; Obits 1891;
Bailiff Trek
|
| 4-6 |
Retirement; Starting Housekeeping 1900; Sebewa Corners Mill; Early Platting of
Saranac; Miss Ella |
| 5-1 |
Gingko Tree; Okemos; Young Charlotte; Blue and the Gray;
Portland Cemetery; Portland Centennial |
| 5-2 |
Days at School-Gretchen Gierman Cominetto; Bretz Story-Odessa; Graves of the
Presidents; John High; Oliver Ritenburg |
| 5-3 |
Sam Kauffman's December 1909; Christmas in Ionia 1833; Treaty of
Saginaw; Sebewa; Possehn Well Log |
| 5-4 |
Death of Okemos; Uncle Joe Fleetham; Settlement of Ionia; Treaty
of Saginaw II; Debbie Leak |
| 5-5 |
Getting Rid of Farm Buildings; Is it Time to Burn the
Wigwam?; Oatley Trek North;
Local History in Your Library; Autograph Albums; 'Member When-Weippert |
| 5-6 |
Ionia County Potter's Field; Rumfield Homesteading in North Dakota; Orange Towniship
School Teachers; Early Days of Richland and Grand Rapids |
| 6-1 |
Business Changes in Sunfield I; Poetry from Sebewa; 70-Year-Old Town Hall; Passenger
Pigeons |
| 6-2 |
Sick List; Business Changes in Sunfield II; Along the Old Sauk Trail
|
| 6-3 |
Business Changes III; Alton L. Nye; They Slugged It Out In 1877 |
| 6-4 |
Snowmobiles; Letters of Edward H. Cook; Indians and Their Trails;
1909 Reo; How Charlotte got its Name; Sunfield Township |
| 6-5 |
Tax Curve; The Reeder Family; Sheldon R. Curtiss;
Civil War Diary; Ionia's First Settlers |
| 6-6 |
Travis School List 1897; Building the Railroad; Pollution;
The Sunfield Sun; The Lake
Odessa Wave; Celebrating the 4th of July; Andersonville |
| 7-1 |
Archaeology of Michigan; Peter M. Kent; Okemos |
| 7-2 |
Plastic Tubing Drainage; Eagle Screams I; Goddard School
District; Hand Gun |
| 7-3 |
Shiltons in Sebewa; Eagle Screams II; Annihilation of the Sauks; Sebewa Center Church
80th Anniversary |
| 7-4 |
Saving the Clinton Trail; Indian Payment in Old Times; The
Who Gave Whats; The
Hollanders; Eagle Screams III; Sebewa Man's Son Executed |
| 7-5 |
Pollution in Lake Odessa; Bruin; Register of Funerals; Death
Curve; Doing The Trading-Zack York; Portland Christian Reformed Church |
| 7-6 |
Sunfield Sensation; Travelogue of 1873; Pontiac Visits Grand River Valley; Reputation
of the Dutch; Village of Sunfield |
| 8-1 |
Walter Reed; Pioneer Days in Shiawassee County; Orlando Showerman;
Lake Odessa--Instant Village |
| 8-2 |
First Auto in Ionia County; Trip to Europe-Elmer Gierman; Ionia
County Courthouse; Shiawassee County II |
| 8-3 |
Capital Punishment in Michigan; Early Horticulture Kent
County; Shiawassee County III; Forest Primeval-Davenport |
| 8-4 |
Hanna's Locker; Campbell's Model T Sales; My Father's Sugar
Bush-Davenport |
| 8-5 |
Fordson Tractor Sales; Lucius Lyon I; The
Clearing-Davenport |
| 8-6 |
Precinct #2; West Sebewa Community Club; Early Radio; News of 1921-22; Luicius Lyon
II; Ionia County Original Surveys; Meyers Church |
| 9-1 |
Michigan State Archives; Rosina; Lucius Lyon III; Odessa Indians;
Aunt Sylvia Lumbert |
| 9-2 |
Ionia Centennial; Philippines Letters; Old Auto Companies;
Constable Gets His Man |
| 9-3 |
Brakes & Wengers; Sunfield 1900; Comet 1910;
Revolutionary War Vet Pangbourne |
| 9-4 |
Carter Saw Mill; Caves in Michigan; Railroad Excusion; UFO 1909; Carter
Snake Hunt; Woodland Indians in Winter |
| 9-5 |
Railroad 1869; Willard Brooks-Danby |
| 9-6 |
Sebewa Otter; 1880 Census I |
| 10-1 |
Death of Mrs. Fuller 1869; Sunfield Township; Census II |
| 10-2 |
Tombstone Rubbings; What is a Boy Worth; Census III |
| 10-3 |
Caraway; Memorials of Grand River Valley 1876; Sebewa Corners; Census IV;
Squirrels |
| 10-4 |
Tombstone for Weck; Death of Okemos; Sebewa Township Officers; A Curiosity |
| 10-5 |
Bicentennial Kickoff; Portland Area Service Group; Naming Sunfield Township;
Bank Officers 1919; Tales from the Trees; Pen Knife; Township Officers II; Carrying
the Mail |
| 10-6 |
P. G. Cook Account Book 1849; Sebewa Township History; Township
Officers III; Prank in Danby; Jonathan Ingalls; Sebewa Center
Homecoming |
| 11-1 |
John C. Blanchard; Moving About in the Dark; Building the Sunfield
Road; Eagle Screams IV; Halladay School |
| 11-2 |
Bicentennial Tree; Big Trees; P. G. Cook Accounts; Real Daughters-Demaray
and Russell; Plane Down in Sebewa |
| 11-3 |
Big Trees II; Deer Hunting; Eaton County Mastodon; 1833
Pioneer Stories- Portland; Early Settlers in Ionia County; Arthursburg |
| 11-4 |
Carrying the Mail; Settle it with a Gun; Sebewa 1878; P. G. Cook
Clientele; Crystal to Portland 1928; E. 0. Russell-Grand Ledge; Shay
Locomotive |
| 11-5 |
Rosina Post Office and Store; Clyde Clute Reminisces; Fling at
Flying I |
| 11-6 |
Gravel Pits; Gladys Cook 7 Generations; Flying II; Diary of
Polly Tirrell
I; Centennial Farms |
| 12-1 |
Weippert Mill; Probasco Family; Shay Family; Flying
III; Tirrell II; CB Radio |
| 12-2 |
Shay Markers; Sunfield Bank Robbery; Flying IV; Closing Travis
School |
| 12-3 |
Okemos' Great Great Grandson; Sebewa Center Teachers; Good Old Days;
|
| 12-4 |
Riding the Plank Flying V; Settlement of Ionia County-Bertha Brock |
| 12-5 |
Consumers Power High Line; Drilling Log-Orange; Sunfield Methodist Church List;
How I Shaped Up in 1890; Peru I |
| 12-6 |
Frances Hoover Letter; Barbers-Mark Twain; Peru II |
| 13-1 |
l957 Census I; G. A. R. Hall Plaque Dedication; Peru III |
| 13-2 |
l846 Lease; Tupper Lake Drowning; Old Store Buildings Go;
Census II; Wengers
in Pennsylvania |
| 13-3 |
Nonagenarians; Boulder Census III; Admittance to Eaton
County Poor Farm |
| 13-4 |
Killed by the Hogs; Slowinski Settlement; Detroit to the Illinois I |
| 13-5 |
Homesteading in Nebraska-Pearl Reed; Detroit to the Illinois II |
| 13-6 |
Rushing Water's Jewels; Nebraska II |
| 14-1 |
Getting Cut of the Mud; Life Term; Lady of Xanadu |
| 14-2 |
First Centenarian; Six Generations in Sebewa; Mennonites in Ontario |
| 14-3 |
Petoskey Stone; Heart Attack; Indiana Mennonite Relief Sale |
| 14-4 |
Indian Title to Shimnecon; My Daily Walk-Addie Boom I; Winter in
Sebewa; Railroading-Guy Taylor |
| 14-5 |
John Waddell Naturalization; To China and the Great Wall-Lenon;
Daily Walk II |
| 14-6 |
Funeral Memorials; Edmund Fisher-Roots-Okemos; Daily Walk III;
Leander Peacock |
| 15-1 |
Lake Odessa Depot; West Sebewa Odd Fellows & Hall; Mexico I |
| 15-2 |
Weippert Mill Historic Building; Swimming in the Creek; Mexico II;
Threshing-Zack York |
| 15-3 |
Who's Who in the Cemetery; Ben Probasco Tape; Downings
and Peacocks |
| 15-4 |
Muck Fires; Business Side of Sunfield |
| 15-5 |
Sun Dogs; Names and Initials; Fred Young Interview; Sunfield's
Mexican War Veteran |
| 15-6 |
Terpstras; Delos Staples; Sorghum; Local Tapes |
| 16-1 |
First Woman Methodist Bishop; Duaine Pinkston W W II |
| 16-2 |
Migrating Monarchs; Haying With Horses-Zack York; Tale of Lyons;
Oldest Residents of Eaton County |
| 16-3 |
Louise Buchner; Daisy Creighon Tapes; Impressions
of Ireland; Darius Moon I |
| 16-4 |
Three Ednas; Sunfield Fires; Webbers of Ionia County; Darius Moon
II |
| 16-6 |
The Gravel Belong on the Road; Buzzards are Back; The Man
who Founded the J>L> Hudson Co.; The C.K.&S. And Woodbury |
| 17-1 |
Bald Eagle; Ever Up; Orpha Saw The Queen; Aid for the Insomniacs (Sheep); Excitement
in the Neighborhood 100 Years Ago (Lightning); Beautiful Ionia County--She's Flat as a
Pancake from the Air; My Experiences in the Sunfie1d Elevator; Meet Your
Neighbor--John Joynt; Response from the Article on J .L. Hudson |
| 17-2 |
Boom! (Seismic Readings); Would it be Too Much to Show a
Little Respect for Ionia County's Potter's Field?; Area Travel Logs--Bed &
Breakfast; Business and Industrial Life in Woodbury in the Middle Twenties;
Some New Light Shed on the Local School History |
| 17-3 |
Oil Lease Price Soars; To Market, to Market; Names of WWII
Veteran Appearing on the Service; Board honor Roll GAR Hall at Sunfield; Hendersons;
Portland's Railroads; Historical Record of Orange; Charge LeValley United Methodist
Church; Schooling at Sebewa Center |
| 17-4 |
Miss Frances Sears; A Cheerful Note in the Winter; A School Report
from the Service; Center School of 100 Years Ago; When I Was a Kid, Portland Review
7-16-29; Sawmiller Glen Rairigh Sol's Struggles; Record of Marriages by
Pastors of Le Valley United Methodist Church |
| 17-5 |
Oil--No Gushers Yet; Blind Johnny Smith Dies; Of Chimneys and
Heaters; A Basketball Lark; Teacher's Report for the Summer Term (1879); Sol's
Struggles Part 2; From the Lansing Republican 11-24-1875 |
| 17-6 |
A Bluebird All Your Own; Ionia County Road Commission;
Approval for a Grant to Microfilm; Sunfield Sentinel; West Michigan Genealogical Society; A 1901
Train Ride Across the Country; Sebewa Soils; Woodbury--My Home Town 1925; Grandpa Grieves |
| 18-1 |
Township Treasurer Retires; Corn Tassels in Mid July; A
Noted Michigan Traveler; A 1982 Sebewa Township Residence Directory; The Vanderheyden
House; The Friend Family; Redecorating |
| 18-2 |
An Unlucky Twist; Microfilming Completed; Drive Sunfield Hwy; Irving Adelbert Brown
Died; Michigan's Treasures, Buried in Sunken of Lake Odessa; Fifty Years of
Married Life; A Letter From Corporal Don Benschoter to his Wife (1918);
An Interview with John Lich, Sr; Travelog Schedule
|
| 18-3 |
New Furnace; Nonagenarians From the Sunfield Sentinel of 1917
(many babies born);Letter From Soldier (1917); China--First Hand Impressions; At
Christimas we CAN "Go Home Again"; World War I Blues; 1918 Smugness; The John Lich
Sr Interview Continued |
| 18-4 |
A Lakewood Anthology; Sebewa Twp Roads; A Look Back 110 Years (Portland Observer
4-11-1873 Says Will Roger; China--First Hind lmpressions (cont'd); Ionia County's
Sesquicentennial; Cemetery, Cemetery, Who Has You Now?; The Corner Stone of the New County
House Laid (1907); Funding World War I; The Microfilm Reader at the Sunfleld Library |
| 18-5 |
The Changing Morality (1873); Getting Around (MTA Convention); China-First Hand
lmpression III; Poor House Cemetery Update; A Fearful Fall (1873); The End of the
Buffaloes; The Mystery of the Death of the Storekeeper's Wife (Mrs. Clarence Rice) |
| 18-6 |
Our Very Own Centennial; China--First Hand Impressions IV;
27th Anniversary (Olds); Sunfield Farmers Picinic 1924; The Heritage of the Ears;
Sesquicentennial; Joe Guild's
Letter; Another Potter's Field (Barry County); Another Centennial (Benschoter
House); Sharp Practice (1874) |
| 19-1 |
Who was Fighting Mosquitoes (1827 Sebewa); Scraps from West Sehewa 1885; History of
the Danby Cemetary; A Window on 1929; Eri H. Day, Missionary to the
Indians; Blind Johnny Smith |
| 19-2 |
1910 U.S. Census is Rleased; Eaton County Courthouse of 1845; Ed Morgan
(Ostrander Genealogy); Horse and Buggy Pranks; Of Monarchs and Men
(Butterflies); Chas. A. Estep's 100 Year Old Diary; Eri H. Day--Missionary
to the Northwest Indians; Travelog Schedule |
| 19-3 |
Two Miles of Blacktop Resuffacing in Sebewa; How to Live in Three Centuries; The
Power and the Glory of the Pines (the inspiration for Sunshine); The Mortgage on the Farm
(poem by Mrs. Brownfield); Eri H. Day--Missionary
to the Northwest Indians III; Child abuse (in school); Chas. Estep Diary
(cont'd); The Monarchs in Mexico (Butterflies) |
| 19-4 |
Making a Living in Sebewa; Cemetery Matters (vandalism); History of the Sunfield
Sentinel; The G.A.R. in Sebewa; Eri H. Day--Missionary to the Indians
III; From Chas. Estep's Diary-the Waterworks; |
| 19-5 |
What's Ahead for the Genealogist; Bird Books--Then and Now;
The Story of Nancy J. Linhart;
Auctioneers; Chas. Estep Diary (con't) |
| 19-6 |
The Ionia County infirmary Cemetery; The Computer comes to Sebewa (Ev David); He Dug
His Own Grave; Chas. Estep Diary; To Pluck a Duck; At Long Last
("Temporary" electric service) |
| 20-1 |
Video Taping; How Much She Remembered About Portland; Root
the Old Man Out (J.K. Swipes)--
Carrier Retires Jan. 1,1934; A Glimpse at Ionia, Ionia Standard 1880 and 1881; Selections
from Aunt Emma--Charlie's Diary of 1936 |
| 20-2 |
Salt or Not to Salt; Two Different Trips to Germany; At The Sept. Dinner (Persons in
their 90's or More); Getting the Cemetery Marker Up (Infirmary); Coming Up-- Some
Changes at the Schoolhouse The 1840 Ionia County U.S. Census; The Incident at Arthurburg
Hill; The Pond |
| 20-3 |
Faulty Cemetery Corrected; Auctioneers; Swinging the
Churches Around; The Portland Chritian Reformed Church; Portland's Oldest Resident (Bogue); A. Letter
From Dr. Rani Kishore in India; The Pond (conclusion);
History of Co. E, First Mich. Engineers and Mechanics; The Work is Done |
| 20-4 |
Wm. Milne Died at County House; Maurice Gierman's
Interview with Lester Lake; Some Additions to the Aunt Silvia Lumbert
Story; John C. Blanchard |
| 20-5 |
Commencement (1894); What's in a Name (Birds); Sma1lpox in Sebewa (1894); Harvey Lee Van
Benschoten |
| 20-6 |
Tornado of 1967; Dust and Brine; Big Pile of Stones gets Smaller (cistern fell in); Van
Benschoten Article;John Lich Sr Birthday; Renaming the Birds;
Our Interview with Mae Armour; Mertie's Memories |
| 21-1 |
School Bell Relocation; Russell Curtis; Elias P. Peter;
Lake O Hist Soc Officers; Ionia Recreation; Area State Park Opens; Another 1885
Diary--Kreamer; Videotapes of Interviews; Ionia--The Town Given Its Name 50 Years
After It Was Founded; Myrtie's Memories II |
| 21-2 |
County Poor; Anthony Kreamer Diary 1885; Merties
Memories III |
| 24-3 |
More About Britain; Ionia County Has Oldest Cobblestone
School; Myrties Memories |
| 24-4 |
My Trip to Tennessee; Some Things I Remember About Sebewa Corners; Going To Jamaica
with a Purpose; Myrtie's Memories |
| 24-5 |
Genealogy Workshop; Elderhostel to Nepal and UP; Floyd Evans
Interview cont'd; 1921 Lake O School Building Burned; Early Tax Records |
| 24-6 |
Sebewa Center United Methodist Church; Elderhostel to Nepal Cont'd; Sermon for
Funeral for Maimie Downing; Ed Nash Interview |
| Sp Ed |
Special Edition for Wilfred's (Gierman) Birtbday |
| 25-1 |
Sebewa Schoo1 Commencement 1894; Verl Irene Walkington Funeral; Ed Nash
Interview |
| 25-2 |
Sessions School Plaque; Fire at Wilfred's House; Vandalism
at East Cemetery; A Paean
to a Sky Dancer |
| 25-3 |
Henry Smith and Needlework; Grand Ledge Home Tour; Probasco
Stories; To the Woodcock cont'd(Paean); Albert Meyers Info |
| 25-4 |
Joshua Gunn Woodcutter; Our European Trip; Marian Miles
Croel Trip |
| 25-5 |
Wiselogle Article on Time; Our European Trip conclusion
|
| 25-6 |
Alice Johnson's Wheat or Welfare in an Agrarian Society; Wiselogle
cont'd; Ora Walkington Funeral Service |
| 26-1 |
Balloon Ascension; Summer Travel; G.W. Arnold and Son Wiselogle
conclusion |
| 26-2 |
Balloon Flight; Disturbing the Grand Ledge Terminal Moraine;
Some New Fare for the Portland District Library; Back to Canola; Virgia Ingram Alaska Trip |
| 26-3 |
Thots from the Cemetery; Taking Leave; Sebewa's East Cemetery Damage; Alaska Trip
conclusion |
| 26-4 |
Boston Trip Recall; Early History of Boston Twp; GAR
Members; Nathaniel Newton Tidd:
Sunfield GAR Hall; Sunfield-Sebewa-Danby Fire Dept |
| 26-5 |
More Early History of Boston Twp; More Twp. Board Synopsis;
The Ionia Sentinel-Standard; Monuments (Surveyors); Fern Conkrite Interview;
Celebrating 107 Years--Vertie Catt McDonald |
| 26-6 |
Sebewa High School 1912-1913; Lloyd Reed Interview; Riker School
House; Zanto House/Hotel; Fern Conkrite Interview cont'd |
| 27-1 |
Sebewa High School 1903; Howland-Rathbun-Strong;
Sara Meyers, Diabetes; Dandelion Day; Lake O 1919 Undefeated Football
Team; Lloyd Reed Interview cont'd; Andrew Shilton |
| 27-2 |
Balloon Ascensions; Schoolhouses in Odessa Township; George Leik;
Early History of Sebewa Center Methodist Church |
| 27-3 |
Laban A. Smith Genealogy; Harry Meyers & the
Dakota Territory |
| 27-4 |
The Spitzley Family in America |
| 27-5 |
Lovell-Webber House |
| 27-6 |
Hayes Ionia Company; The Pierce G. Cook Farm |
| 28-1 |
Canoe Journey; Eighty Years of Change (Lake O); Caswell &
Company |
| 28-2 |
Eighty cont'd; (many recent deaths and connections) |
| 28-3 |
Ionia Presb. Church; Beland Family History; The VanHoutens
of Sebewa; Eighty cont'd; Election Results |
| 28-4 |
Adam Fender; Eighty cont'd |
| 28-5 |
Eighty cont'd; Halladay Updates; Peter Parks
1836-1901; Became Indian Chief |
| 28-6 |
Last Will & Testament of Thomas & Cornelia Pryer |
| 29-1 |
Eighty conclusion; Cemetery Note; 100 Yrs Ago-Mill in
Portland; Reggie Denny;
Vroman Family in America; Moyer Family of Sebewa
& Eagle; Thomas Pryer Family Update; Samuel Dexter |
| 29-2 |
Mapes Update; Baldwin Update; Mike Smith Update
(and others); Australia, New Zealand |
| 29-3 |
Australia & New Zealand cont'd; Election Results |
| 29-4 |
New Zealand conclusion |
| 29-5 |
Save Shimnecon! Danby Twp Indian Settlements; Okemos the Warrior; Pryor Updates |
| 29-6 |
Weippert's Mill Revisited; Chief Okemos; Contestant to Shimnecon
Lands Says He Will Take Possession Soon |
| 30-1 |
Descendants of Jonathan Ingalls; Monuments for Ingalls and Okemos;
Danby Early History |
| 30-2 |
Friend Family |
| 30-3 |
The Leik Family; Election Results |
| 30-4 |
Nov 1 First Snow; William Edwins from Chapman book; Revolutionary
Veterns in Ionia County; Mich. Courthouses |
| 30-5 |
The Adgate Family in Ionia County; Things I Remember; Mich.
Courthouses |
| 30-6 |
John L.Adgate; Adgate Update; Report of Ginseng
Growing in Mich; Dale S. Pierce, Ginseng; Mich. Courthouses |
| 31-1 |
Things I Remember cont'd; Grace Gilson Celebrates 100 Yrs |
| 31-2 |
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, & Prince Edward Island; Things I
Remember cont'd |
| 31-3 |
Wilfred's Obit |
| 31-4 |
Houghton County Courthouse; Biography of Harvey Bartow; Things
I Remember, conclusion; More About Wilfred |
| 31-5 |
First National Bank of Ionia; Ionia in 1897-8; Article by
Nan Simons on
Wilfred |
| 31-6 |
Biography of Clarence Buddington Kelland; Russell Gregory's poem
"Decoration Day" Allan M. Williams |
| 32-1 |
History of Auto Dealerships in Ionia; Iron County
Courthouse; The Capture of the County Seat
Our Junior Year at Portland High School 1918; Hazel Bros Farm Drainage; Shimnecon's
Second Chance by Nan Simons |
| 32-2 |
Our Trip to New York City; Ex-President Roosevelt Dies
Suddenly 1919; Election Results |
| 32-3 |
Election Results; The Peacock Family of Sebewa |
| 32-4 |
Michigan Courthouses; A Gift in Parting (Sexton); A History
of Sebewa Cemeteries |
| 32-5 |
Michigan Courthouses; Sebewa Twp Roads; Haskins-Meyers Reunion
and Monument Maynard-Woodbury House of Portland; Darling
Wedding License |
| 32-6 |
Schoolhouses in Sebewa Twp; Instructions for the Young Shepherd Biography of Geo. W Snyder;
Chas. M. Ralston |
