Standard atlas of Clinton County, Michigan : including a plat book of the villages, cities and townships of the county...farmers directory, reference business directory... / compiled and published by Geo. A. Ogle & Co.

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A/ 0F1 I 11N;~ IE ~ -,, I -1 — 11 ~1 1 1 1 1 ~1 1 1 ~1 1 I I i IN CL-UDIN & OF THEl 'VILLAGES, CITIES AND TOWYNSHIPS OF THE GOUNTY. ~~ M~ o~ m S-TA-T-E, 4Ji WrE-13- S-TA-TESAN-O~nFarmers Directory, Reference B~usiness Directory and-Departments devo'ted to General Information. ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM OF U.S. LAND SURVEYS, DIGEST OF TH E SYSTEM OF CIVIL GoVERNNIENT, ETC. ETC. @Ompie nd?ublished 1,34 VAN BUREN ST. Copy tl6~ Oeo6by 0qlA~9e &Co

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TA BLE OF CONITEN TS. GENERAL I NDEX. TITLE PAGE....................... TABLE OF CONTENTS........ OUTLINE MAP OF CLINTON COUNTY...... MAP OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN........ MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.............. MAP OF THE WORLD....................... REFERENCE DIRECTORY OF CLINTON COUNTY..................................... PA GE 3 5 7 60-61 64-65 68-69 PAGE ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM OF UNITED STATES LAND SURVEYS.....Supplement I-II DIGEST OF THE SYSTEM OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT.......................Supplement III-VI GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING BANKING AND BUSINESS METHODS.................................. Supplement VII-VIII ANCIENT MEDIEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED.................................. Supplement X-XXII 71 CLINTON COUN TY INDEX. BATH TOWNSHIP............................. 9 BATH, PLAT OF............................... 55 BENGAL TOWNSHIP........................... 29 BINGHAM TOWNSHIP......................... 21 DALLAS TOWNSHIP.......................... 37 DEWITT TOWNSHIP........................... 17 DEWITT, PLAT OF.................. 53 DUPLAIN TOWNSHIP........................ 15 DUPLAIN, PLAT OF...................5....0.. 0 EAGLE TOWNSHIP........................... 33 EAGLE, PLAT OF................................ 51 ELSIE, PLAT OF............... ESSEX TOWNSHIP............. EUREKA, PLAT OF........... FOWLER, PLAT OF............ GREENBUSH TOWNSHIP..... GREENBUSH, PLAT OF........ HUBBARDSTON, PLAT OF.... LEBANON TOWNSHIP......... MAPLE RAPIDS, PLAT OF.... MAPLETON, PLAT OF................... 50-51 1 OLIVE TOWNSHIP............................ 31.............. 55...............56............... 23............... 55............... 54............... 39.............. 57 50 I OVID TOWNSHIP...................... OVID, PLAT OF.................... RILEY TOWNSHIP.................... SHEPARDSVILLE, PLAT OF........ ST. JOHNS, NORTH PART OF...... ST. JOHNS, SOUTH PART OF...... VICTOR TOWNSHIP................... WACOUSTA, PLAT OF................ WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP.......... WESTPHALIA TOWNSHIP.......... WESTPHALIA, PLAT OF................... 19...... 13...... 52........ 27...... 50-51..... 42-43...... 46-47...... 11....... 54..... 25... 35...... 58 MATHERTON, PLAT OF...................... 51

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I C, -T,xo-r, — X6 —,, -,-, -6-a 4 1 I - N,,, P Iri. Q - 1-1) I I It0,.80,.0o0,.,o 7 3 8 1 Z -g-h, I I I I Title: MAP OF BATH TOWNSHIP 5 N 1 W Keywords: Patk. Murphy; John F. Clemons; A. Dryer; Wm. H. Farnill; Dennis McGonigal; Job Sleight; J.C. Clark Est.; J. Fitz; R. Clark; Arthur Farnill; Edw. Shay; Wm. H. Farnill; State; W.H. Jenison; State; Mud Creek; Saml. Haverns; F. Smith; R. Herbison; A. Nichols; John G. Clark Est.; L.S. Reed; Chas G. Clark; Saml. Trumble Est.; School; Mrs. C. Smith; N.K. Green; Chas Kennedy; Wm. H. Brine; D. Hydren; Peter Smith; Mrs. J.G. Brindle; Edgar Havens; Mrs. C. Merritt; B.C. Acker; M.E. Brindle; Samuel Havens; Wm. Brindle; Chas Drumheller; John McKibbin; Abram Showerman; S.D. Harper; H. Colister; Mary McKibbin; Chas Ortner; Sweeney & Cushman; School; Fred Colister; John McKibbin; Mrs. R. Colister; Edgar Colister; Eph. Trumble; Vermillion Creek; Chas Beach; W. Trumble; E. Albert; W. Trumble; G.W. Shunan; H. Wolfrom; School No. 12; D. McGonigal; H. Sober; Jacob Sleight; John Reed; G. Thoope; P. McGonigal; G. Conklin; Peter Conklin; J. Sleight; Alfred Smith; Owen McGonigal; T. Smith; Emmet Clise; Peter McGonigal; Jos. Evans; Alonzo Webster; John Makley; E.K. Makley; E.K. Makley; J. Rork; Perrins & Baldwin; H. Talmadge; M. Robson; M. Webster; R. Thoksel; F. Dalton; N. & C. McFarland; Jas Debar; U. Middleditch; C. Middleditch;F. Dalton; N. McFarren; Abram Harris; School No. 10; Robt. Herbison; Martin Kelly; Wm. Boyd; C. Wilson; Warren Wilson; C. Marsh; Wilbur Thompson; Silas Gardner; Ella Brindle; E. Clark Jr.; Edwin Clark; C.E. Showerman; D.R. Corey; Agricultural College; N. Geller; L. Houghton; Jas Houghton; D. Houghton; A. Gardner; Daniel Houghton; C.M. Burke; Clarence Parks; Jas. Houghton; A.J. Webb; J.W. Wing; A. Wing; F. Wing; Chas. Curtis; John Hawley; Thomas Hall; Wm. Staddle; School; Albert Rounds; L. Rounds; N. Everett; E.K. Makley; Lawrence Price; Thomas Smith; Hiram Tooker; J. Cushman; P. Quinn; Saml. Cushman; Wm. Hanrahan; BATH; A.W. Johnson; A. Kletzen; Walker Bros.; C. Cavenaugh; Mabel Lowe; M. Mead; B.W. Everts; Ira Shaw; J. Reed; Chas Stadle; Absolom Hart Est.; Adele Peacock; J. Lenoble; John Watling; E. Everett; Geo. Spangler; Eph. Hart; V. Cornwell; Wm. Covert; Feed & Cider Mill; R. Trumble; Alma Costin; G.E. Place; Isaac Chapman; Geo Hart; Jos Herbison Est.; Jas. Sweeney; Wm. Pierce; E. Brown; A. Haggerty; A. Gardner; B. Moore; D.W. Knapp; C.E. Phelps; W.H. Coss; D.W. Knapp; C.B. Church; Patk. Daly; H.S. Coss; W. Coss; A. Smith; Wm. Witchell; Frank Witchell; Frank E. Brown; W.H. Coss; Patk. Daly; Walter Coss; Jos. Drumheller; Abram Haviland; Eugene Wing; Mial Cushman; M. Waller; Thos. Price; Mathew Ryan; John Ryan; Jos. Drumheller; MICHIGAN CENTRAL R.R.; Lawrence Price; M. Purtell; Zach. Chandler Est.; Sarah Cronkite; H. Frehitz; Isaac M. Dryer; T.C.; Cem.; R. Cushman; Allan Sheldon; H. Hyler; Wm. L. Hall; W.S. Hall; Isaac M. Dryer; J. Drumheller; W.L. Hall; T. Smith; Isaac Vanastron; GRASS LAKE; Geo & Belle Towns; School No. 5; BATH CENTER; John Reed; A. Severance; B. Severance; Edwin Goodhue; W. Gregory; Peter Tyler; John Youry; S.D. Watson; C.J. Chapman; Geo. Fletcher; W. Youry Est.; W.D. Harris; Mrs. I. Lindsey; C.R. Cushman; C.E. Leach; I. Chapman; J.W. Rose; C.E. Phelps; Ozias Phelps; W.A. Abel; Church; School No. 2; Cem.; William H. Rose; Silas W. Rose; C.M. Sargent; School No. 3; Mrs. Martha Davis; C.R. Murray; A.J. Murray; Robert McConkey; A. Peacock; W. Frederick; Eli E. Smith; Zachariah Chandler Est.; Zachariah Chandler Est.; N.A. Dryer; W.F. Dryer; Geo. Cook; PARK LAKE; W.H. Cook; H.B. Ladue Hotel; James Culver; Cyrus Young Jr.; PERCH L.; Worthy Barnes; Myron Toleman; Wm. Monroe; A.P. Smith; John M. Easton; F. Youry; POTTER L.; Chas. W. Smith; Ruth Hawley; Jas W. Rose; MUD L.; F.B. Saults; Mrs. J.V. Abel; Church Property; ROSE LAKE; Geo A. Rose; Harry Buxton; George Abel; Chas Leach; Wm. A. Abel; Enos Cochran; Henry Cochran; C.M. Sargent; G.W. Carter; Frank Frederick; Geo. Tyler; Henry Clark; Zachariah Chandler Est.; J.O. Tower; G.M. Tower; Aaron Roby; W. Coston; F.C. Roby; Mrs. Nellie Wood; S.B. Roby; Dennis Roby; Geo W. Smith; Frank Hunt; John Costican; Myron Toleman; R.R. Robinson; Olive Potter; Abram Smith; School No. 1; Geo Culver; E. Stout; Mrs. S.A. Green Est.; M. Turner; S.M. Smith; O. Fletcher; C. Harrington; Church; Hall; C. Foster; T.A. Stephens; J. Fletcher; A. Englehart; Chas. Towner; F.B. Saults; Martin J. Smith; Geo Northop; Fred Mast; Wilmer Coleman; Res.; W. Holder; H.H. Benton; J. Miller; F. Tyler; School No. 9; Ella Pullen; Levi Carter; E. Tyler; Stephen Smith; Alonzo Kitson; Sweeney & Cushman; Jas. Smith; Artemas Abel; Chas Smith; Jas Smith Note: G.A. OGLE & CO. CHICAGO. PUBLISHERS & ENGRAVERS

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Balcom; Joseph Shumaker; James Worden; W.L. Norton; J.C. Brunson; Church; Israel Crane; E.D. Post; Henry Mulder Est.; School No. 1; Charles Beardslee; James Green; H. Forward; Abram Huych; James Upton; OL; F. Woodham; Garrett Huych; M. Nichols; J.W. & O.L. Beckwith; E.F. Edwards; H.L. & T.R. Upton; E. Stebbins; George White; W.H. Montague; Allen Sheldon; DC Simpson; C. Warren; A.A. Schultz; I.V. Swarthout; G.E. Carpenter; John Green; W.H. Robson; PRICE P.O.; J. Eiserman; Chas. Price; Theo H. Green; Noah Wilhelm; Theo W. Ashley; J.H. Gregory; S. Tubbs; P. Plunkett; James Montague; P. Viges; F.L. Parker; D.L. Stichler; Oliver Freeman; E. Underhill; Wm. Coates; P. Plunkett; S.E. Vorhees; C.A. Dick; Cem.; B. Shumaker; H. Alpha Post; Anthony Jorae; H.L. Leeland; Mrs. C. Briggs; Willard Burt; F.B. Jones; H.M. Balcon; T.W. Curtis; W. Woodhams; James Briggs; W.H. Briggs; VICTOR P.O.; E.F. Edwards; J. Underhill; C.E. Chapin; Jacob Gibbard; James Upton; H.L. & T.R. Upton; Emma C. Stebbins; James Upton; James Green; E.C. Post; H.L. & T.R. Upton; Walter Upton; William Rohrabacher; B. Rohrabacher; George Hibbard Est.; H,. Cuddeback; Chas. S. Dietrich; T.L. Swarthout; Alder Creek; C. Green; Alton C. Hills; Mrs. M.L. Hills; Leon J. Hills; J.D. Van Berger; W. Pierson; Henry W. Cary; G.A. Holden; Joseph Terry; W. Parker; G.W. Linton; Phillip Viges; Mrs. Mary H. Green; R.C. Gortny; John A. Sleight; D.L. Stichler; R.M. Badd; Joseph Linton; D.L. Stichler; Bertram Giffels; School No. 8; D.L. Stichler; CEDAR L.; Jesse Parker; Mrs. M. Van Berger; Theodore Jorae; Emory Parker; Nicholaus Jorae; Elson Parker; Town Hall; J. Underhill; Charles Parker; J.D. Parker; C.W. Pope; W. Dowding; E. See; Charles Parker; H. Lee; School No. 2; F. Griffels; PERKINS L.; C.E. Hollister; Newell Parker; Church; School No. 3; Chas. S. Dietrich; Mrs. Fanny Jones; A. Bixby; John Halett; H. Hibbard; Cem.; E.K. Blood; Mrs. Susan Blood; B. Carpenter; C.E. Hollister; T.A. Swarthout; C.W. Blood; Luella D. Aldrich; E. McWhorter; Levi J. Sleight; Anna M Beuhler; G. Andrews; B. Carpenter; F. Gregory; Mrs. J. Gregory; Jas. Black; Sarah Burtenshaw; John W. Viges; Mrs. L. Burgess; R. Van Velson; W.E. Underhill; R. VanVelson; James D. Sleight; J.H. Linton; J.A. Kemp; T. Arthur; W.G. Van Berger; Mrs. Emeline Arthur; E.L. Parker; F. Warren; Webb; A.J. Martindale; A. Shaver; A.W. Parker; A.R. Beers; E. Reed; Church; Cem.; Daniel Starr; Milo J. Crane; Leroy Reed; School No. 7; J.Y. Perkins; A. Throop; W. Stevens; A.J. Vanburger; J. Ketchem; J. Ketchem; Mrs. E. Sanford; S.M. Miller; M. Covert; Edwin Parker; M. Covert; H. Pounds; Mrs. E. Sangford; Charles Hibbard; W. Higgins; B.A. Booth; A. Terreberry; Mrs. E. Sangford; W.H.H. Aldrich; ALDRICH L.; Perry Williams; A. Miller; School No. 5; W.H. Rawley; Angeline Throop; J.A. Bixby; J.H. Rohrabacher; A. Miller; R. Miller; M. Beuhler; Charles Faundle; M. McCarthy; William Ives; Lewis Throop; Mrs. Joanna Fitz; E. Pierson; William DeLamater; School No. 4; Sarah Burten; Frank Arthur; Robert C. Arthur; J.W. Sexton; Frank Skerrett; Job W. Sexton; C. Sexton; JPB Geary; ROUND LAKE; J.C. Shaver; Samuel Barrett; D. Babcock;Hotel; A. Shaver; Mrs. Sarah Barrett; B.F. Davis Adm'r.; Wm. Potter; Anna Bissell; L. Brakett; F. & S. Lakey; A.E. Budd; G. Rowley; Benton Sprague; C.J. Martin; Loyal Starr; Charles Starr; C. Delong; W.N. Sweet; P. Taylor; H. Stevens; Wm. Sessons; Samuel Foster; Oscar Elliott; R. Seigrist; E.C. McKee; Judson H. Clark; W.H. Lacy; W. Higgins; Mrs. McKee; V.E. Lacy; LOOKING GLASS RIVER; J. Brink; P. Taylor; D.R. Corey; F.L. Parker; Vermillion Cr.; Res.; James Whitney; N.A. Dryer; John Ballenstein; Robert C. Arthur; M.S. Starr; S.W. Sleight; Mrs. C. West; School No. 9; W. DeLamater; J. Ballenstein; Mary E. Edwards; Mary E. Edwards; James Barnard; Mrs. C. West; LOST L.; Samuel Barrett; G. & L.W. Wauvel; J. Barnard; A. Barnard; W.D. Jemison; L.S. Reed & Co.; George Wauvel; A. Haggerty; Alexander Kennedy; W.N. Sweet; C.H. Kennedy; A. Kennedy; E. Robinson; F.B. Smith; J. Haker; J. Kennedy; John Haker; James Law; MICHIGAN CENTRAL R.R.; P.G. Whitman; Wm. Wert; J. Kennedy; Anna Alberson; John Colister; S. Haggarty; G.F. Showerman; W.H. Lacy; Henry C. Lacy; V.E. Lacy; G. Colister; G.F. Showerman; John Beach; Edward Smith; B. Rowley; Chas. Pierce Note: G.A. OGLE & CO. CHICAGO. PUBLISHERS & ENGRAVERS.

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I I 3- I 44~w: 2-0 04040401__ 3-~z D2 — 3. 3-34~ 1 2 wv ~ 04 h z-,C 3-3 li 4 33 172- 1 (p043.0 -3-o,404ooI-oo 30 00.-. 64 WI 4.4 41, o o 317,o7o Y, 04 037,.1 I0 I I I - ___ I ", I 4.Bo-o. 0 %4CR o 7440 44,-.., I Wif - - 1, O- - 100 140 1l3-oo~olopo /l-o JB1oIJIA 0J410040d1141oo ' 41-i_.61z g7394.ooofoyo0 313- 404 4~i-00f~/0144' o40 ~ l~l 1 ~ 3 704 3-1 703 o73,-,-3 0 3 10004 _ _ ~3-0 _ _ _ _ _ _ ]. 7- 3-30~3- -3- oooo-y011Io ollyOoooo-A- 3 3 — 1 - Q logOoB.03 JWLZ430-04 P.-.G 0.~ 404. so3 o o-3000.~oo~g340437-01o 41 4 17 43 07 3 63 - - _ _ _ I 8 EZ 3- 7 _ __ Ooooo,0 -344 44 lii3J1o, 0. 11,307404 030 k-33 AM C0,7 Z 4 00, C,-I4 413044 0.00.110 8 11.4 1 c BB-Z. 74307' 331 73- - 44 30 01114401 LBP41ooo 40 3- 43 -04l3-" 1043140 0- 3 -Mo.9J41 00441. 0 03043044 04 434. 3 - I7-.-B.ysI 04ooo..By/ B.9,/7 3 -.30 o ) I 14-0440.0. - - I - - I I I I ff-V1. C3-0- 00.5 30. I Tlh-' PI - 7.7-.,ICD0004004303-04 04I0 I ---. 1,.. - - Title: MAP OF OVID TOWNSHIP 7 N 1 W Keywords: Stephen Rowell; John C. Hughes; Mrs. Alice Libby; W.S. Ormston; ROCHESTER; John Neal; W.H. Faragher; Beaver Dam Drain; Alvin Pouch et al; Geo. Wyley; A.J. Miller; Margaret Moore; COLONY LOTS; TC Avery; Arthur Avery; Daniel Weaver; Henry Hudson; W. Fizel; J.W. Kesby; S. Carroll; J.H. Bartlett; P.S. Smith; School; Curtis Simmons; M.F. Birmingham; F.E. Gates; M.D. Birmingham; Dennis Birmingham; A.R. Doyen; B.M. Shepard; MAPLE RIVER; W.N. Lounsbury; Mrs. Lucy Gleason; J. Nevins; J.H. Daley; J. Nokes; H.J. Carnes; L. Lounsbury; Carnes Drain; Mrs. Cornelia Munson; J.J. Winfield; Jas Haire; Chas. Brokaw; S.G. Williams; E. Ousterhout; Mrs. C.W. Wilson; Duplain and Ovid Drain; Adelbert Longcore; Matthew Myers; O.T. Crawford; G.E. Port; W.F. Hall; Frank Guile; Lester Parks; W.W. Dennis; S.G. Atherton; School; W. Cronk; R. Lavere; Mrs. Francis & B.F. Farrell; Luther Stone; W.F. Hall; S.C. Woodard; H.C. Terrill Est.; Chas. Williams; Chas. Fox; Orville Wiliams Est.; J.L. Mudge; R. Oxtoby; Chas. Case; Lydia Dolph; G.I. Fox Est; Leonard Drake; Chas. Korff; Willard Brown; O. Hinmann; Willard Brown; E.B. Bertram; Henry Kesby; Wm. Wyley; R. Hazel; Ransom Lewis; W.J. Gibbs; DETROIT GRAND HAVEN & MILWAUKEE R.R.; Wm. H. Warren; H.F. Waters; Jesse Scudder; Walter Kesby; Lewis Kesby; Geo H. Miller; W.N. Lounsbury; Lewis Kesby; Mrs. Laura Coleman; C.R. McLeod; Norton Smith; Jas Haire; S.B. Spink; Jas Walker; SHEPARDSVILLE; Hazel Bros.; W.H. Warfield; E.A. Parmenter; Mrs. A.H. Shepard; Drain; Munson; W. Simmons; S.G. Atherton; S. Parmenter; Kitty Keys; T.J. Gristock; Fred Shue; Ellis Drain; G. Carpenter; J.C.E. Gumaer; Loren Littlefield; C.A. Wilbur; Follett D. Fox; C.A. Wilbur; Park Scott; M.A. Hicks; D.A. Hayt; C.E. Jackson; C.H. Misner; N. Kennedy; J. Valentine; J.B. Heir; G.B. Daniels; H.E. Cross; H.R. Heinstreet; Mrs. H. Stone; OVID; David Lang; Castle Bros.; W.B. Everest; Fred Wright; Frank Williams; William Chamberlain; P. Burl; Robt. Harris; Cyrus Thompson; G.W. Mowers; Thos. Plunket; Lyman Reed; W.H. Baker; P. Kress; G.F. Baker; Gill Drain; W.H. Yariger; J.H. & H.A. High; Mrs. Dora Sober; School; A.H. Kosht; F.M. Kiesling; R. Hazel; Jonathan Cox; Chas Hipolite; Saml. Taylor; G.F. Smith; Frank Aldrich; J.W. Ayers; G.F. Smith; J.J. Gifford; G.B. Balentine; S.B. Spink; Henry Hipolite; N.O. Smith; P.A. Erion; J.J. Gifford; A.C. Baker; M.S. Duncan; Wilson C. Gilbert; Conkhite Drain; Mrs. E.J. Flisher; M.C. Gitchel; J.D. Woodworth; J.H. Heckert; Mrs. J.O. Whittemore; Sherman Smith; J. Underwood; Loren Littlefield; W.A. Hubbard; J.F. Harris; Saml. Reeder; A.H. Johnson; School; F. Woodworth; Jas Woodworth; Charles Cowan; J. Woodworth; L.B. Hicks; J.O. Hathaway; D.B. Proper; G.W. Noe; J.M. Cornwell; Jas H. Valentine; D.H. Soule; Horace Gauge; F. Decker; W. Orweller; Daniel Nicolas; Shepard Drain; Herbert Stichler; J.W. Thompson; J.W. Thompson; Andrew Hettinger; J.W. Thompson; Valentine Kerver; Frank Pooley; Drain; Katherine Shepard; Mrs. Geo. Thompson; Wm. Gates; Ezra Dunkel; Lester Drain; W.H. Yariger; James Dean; H. St. Clair; Perry St. Clair; G. McCreery; Church; S.A. Taft; Geo. McCreery; Mrs. John Yariger; Mrs. John Yariger; Mrs. C. Baker; Gertie Baker; John Baker; Fred Baker; J.M. Kosht; Ezra Baker; J.A. Baker; Church; John Hettinger; C.A. Van Orsdal; J.C. Hipolite; Mrs. C. Whittle; John Meng; David Baker; J.W. Welter; M.S. Welter; Lewis Coats; Cyrus Sherman; Harvey Wilson; F. Perkins Est.; Olin H. Woodworth; Vanderbeck Drain; G.G. Hunter; Wm. G. Hunter; C.C. Vanderbeck; O.F. Gambee; Jackson Kent; Polly R. Parker; Mrs. S. Binger; W.B. Parker; Geo. H. Dodge; Binger Bros.; Mrs. S. Binger; E. DeCamp; Sol. Buck; J.E. Gerow; A.S. Rice; J. Clark; J.O. Hathaway; J.W. Leayard; R. Marshall; A.T. Putnam; J.W. Putnam; School; Theron Shaver; C.M. Russell; Stephen Thompson; Saml. Waters; Cyrus Thompson; Millard McCreery; Herman Hasse; Geo. McCreery; Elmer Crane; Cem.; E. Smith; E. Wyrick; Wm. Yerrick; M. Johnson; School; J. Rapalee; M.L. Taft; T.W. Taft; Dean Drain; E. Yerrick; Samuel Yariger; H. Kosht; M. Gensler; M. Miller; School; JESSIE P.O.; Store; P.J. St. Clair; Geo. Marvin; Morris Dilts; D. Sober; Geo. Cox; Jas. Kidd; W. Hay; Acre Drain; Jacob Dunkel; Theo. Kidd; J. Cox; Geo. Hettinger; E.T. Strickland; Mary L. Baker; E. Ferry; R. Stanhope; Hicok Drain; James Brown; Geo. Hunter; H.H. Waters; J.W. Wanzey; A.B. Wanzey; J. Mowyer; H.W. Hubbard; Lewis Miller; Geo. Rumsey Est.; E.B. Voorhees; R. Stanhope; Chas Ryan; J.D. McCollum; Mrs. C. Brown; C. Quay; G.D. Leonard; Robt. Hawes; Catharine Owen; Elmer Crane; Geo. Sutfin; D. Perry; S.R. Dubois; E.R. Lester; Peter Desprez; Matthew Davidson; James Doe; C. & E. Doan; Simon Dean Est.; W.D. Ramsey; D.D. Patterson; Thos. Placer; Isabel Taft; L.B. Placer; Dunn Drain; Mrs. M. Placer; S.A. Taft; Benj. Keener; R.J. Grove; Neoma Ellis & R.J. Grove; L.H. Allen; J.R. Barber; M. Sheehan; Chas. Boyd; I. Crane; L. Cortwright; D.M. Putnam; Geo. W. Simpson; Simpson Drain; J.C. Dennison; William Harris Est.; Mrs. J.C. Burgess; Dell Simpson; Mrs. Geo Simpson; J.C. Dennison; School; M. Nicholas; L.W. Hicok; A.B. Brown; J.C. Stebbins; C.W. Green; John Jamison Est.; J. Gambee Est.; J.C. Stebbins; William Swarthout; L.C. Clark; W.A. Barnes; School; Aug. Hunter; A.H. Warren Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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C-M V. — a - 84~878487, i-q77 4L; sl I i __ I -,4 -C, 4>78 -888878.7t.- 8.8.8 8 r 88. '8.l8.1 6848'8888 11 8M888.4587-., 78 JT4.'8G?77~.4 8 685 8. 78887785 I 7 —b -- tJT_1-5 -4. -I a _T_ n, - -- I 0-77_11'__e- 11. I 1: 117 "I, i I Z-K. r-.r,;Zb '. -5, I 8". ->8 C-J -- 88 87 8 9-5 I888834 - K,, I I - I. ff2..5V8). 4> C,7 4> I 85 88 C-.78.88 C, 8.76 8.- 178 88.7..84..8 374..4-4X.7. 1.5 _ y>8 8 8) T-* 0JT B -4* 8>I7-. A V ~ 7 *.888.8878. g438248W 7 7. 7 8.1~8778886.878 C,7i8888 ~ ~1, 777' 8 > 7 6 8 6. C,888 3848 7885.8484.88 -4. -817 JTB3883.4 Z 8, 88887.71 87 B 7r 77, 8.67888 8AL.)8 CD I t 8 77878 77 Pq 8 8 7 77) 77,77 d 8 77 ~ z I I8 87 7 'A *7 788 Q 8D A. m p_788_>477787-7_ 87 ~l r 8887. AZ7___z3lll 13 0 7-18 22_~l.5.7443 88 48876 A7788488458>. 8'8 888887.7 * -888 4, _i.0 Y) 110..4 7 " 4 1 IF I. 1 L, - - r_ 'l 1 & - I "Z' I Q,.,z,,, k K ') 1,,. 4.). C!, I I 77~ A. I - I 1======__ - 715 0 71. 4q.~8 i 8 778 A-8+7gS.8 88.8 5 7 767 8-)~l 160 )l 8784.83-8838 78. J'- 6842788' 8888i-.8 88 I782.5888. 8 6- -'> 47,~ — '8 77 ' I I 8)~ 7777l 8)8 '8880 8.11 ZK, Z78 78 8) ' 7787 - 7> I 7 77 I 87.:A177 lk'8v K'l d i 88 >7 1~ 77 8.l ~ 9 7 ) I - 1 -F. I I I ') I " I I Title: MAP OF DUPLAIN TOWNSHIP 8 N 1 W Keywords: School; Jackson Page; C.E. Pray; Noble Parmalee; R.U. Fenner; Mrs. Laura O'dell; E. Daggett; Joseph Hess; Isaac B. Willitts; John B. Hulse; Walter Burke; U.E. Glover; L. Wright; W. Neff; M. Putman; Albert Sherman; Wesley Nye; S. Collins; O. Perkins; John Kahler; C. Sherman; Reed Page; Mrs. M. Page; Alpha Clements; Wm. Clements; Frank Rummel; W. Leach; Eugene Brown; L. Stratton; Arthur Taber; W.H. Moore; Saw Mill; Mrs. Harriet Leach; John Meacher; Walter Letts; John Letts; Mrs. E. Van Wormer; John Smith; D. Maynard; Mrs. S. Stephens; W.C. Moore; Charles Meacher; Henry Manross; Comfort Ranney; J.B. Wooley; Theo. Stinbower; J.E. Moore; W. Letts; Jas. Miller; H. Manross; Joseph E. Moore; A. Corp; J. McIntosh; C. Preston; J. Heiser Jr.; W. Smith; Ernest Heinze; W. Curtis; Jos. Waltz; Elmer Lee; N. Hurshburger; W. Stratton; Jacob Onstott; J.B. Moore; Mrs. E. Schof; J.B. Moore; I.A. Wooll; OAK GROVE FRUIT FARM; ANN ARBOR R.R.; Jos. Waltz; Casper Rummel; Geo. Stewart; Mrs. Levi Hicks; H. Mitchell Est.; A.D. Linman; W.A. Linman; Mrs. Geo. Killian; John Lipp; C.E. Bennett; Bernice Taber; Harvey Darling; Mrs. A. Miller; James Henry; Myron Luvesay; E. Daggett; E.E. Sharp; R. Clark; Lester Wright; J.C. Clark; Res.; Feed Mill; George W. Perkins; James J. Holbrook; Cheese Factory; E. Marshall; Daniel Perkins; W. Knight; H. Setterington; Millie Setterington; Mrs. H. Clark; E. Knight; Clayton Sherman; John Garrett; Albert Sherman; Curtis Stafford Est.; School; Charles O. Garrett; Benjamin Garrett; John Garrett; Henry Rummel; G.W. Page; Mrs. Mary Page; S. Waldron; C.B. Dodge; Albert Sherman; Mrs. S. Reed; Albert Sherman; H. Woodard; H.; L. Bennett; H.L. Woodard; Cem.; Mrs. G. Dunlap; A.M. Goodle; Charles O. Garrett; A.C.; Mrs. Jarvis; C. Bailey; L.S. Bingham; Charles Lyones; George Craddock; Mrs. Schofield; D. Reynolds; O.S. Catkins; A. Reynolds; James Jarvis; E.W. Cobb; J.H. LaBeau; Mrs. Harmon; W. Tilloston; M.L. Tillotson; H. Setterington; J. Clement; ELSIE; L.W. Curtis; H.V.; W.W. Wooll; E. Willis; R.H. Van Dusen; H. Curtis; Mrs. M.E. Tillotson; T.C. Nooney; A.C. Bennett; Clayton Woodard; Mrs. V. Wooll; Wallace Dunham; Ray VanDusen; W. Baubacker; John G. Martin; Leonard Martin; W. Marshall; B.F. Wagner; Frank Aldrich; G.H. Patterson; Mrs. G.W. Liby; Wm. Carroll; G.W. Liby; T.J. Marshall; David Watson; H.L. Waite; H.J. Holmes; F.A. Brown; John Knight; Mrs. A. Brass; William Fizzelle; John Fizzelle; Charles Bond; E. Boyce; J.C. Colby; A. Dodge; Res.; Charles Crell; Albert Haws; A.A. Love; Douglas Traster; Fred Mead; Jay Mead; School; J. Huffman; Jonas Traster; M.S. Doyle; Lectus Warring; Mrs. J. Lusk; A. Higgins; C. Eddy; A.E. Cobb; Walter S. Lusk; Allen Levey; J.S. Blaney; Robert Craven; M.J. Sickels; A. Bradley; Mrs. M. Craven; Geo. Schenck; Henry Estruth; H.W. Tuttle; G.W. Bates; L.G. Bates; Ira Thomas; A. Dennis; Noah Peck; M. Emmons; A.C. Lee; Dylar Est.; A. Holcomb; V; Henry Baker; L.C. Vincent; W. Ballentine; Mrs. Lyman Cobb; Frank Bennett; H.J. Van Dusen; George Cobb; David Smith; Charles Sexton; Howard Martin; M.C. Gould; W.J. Havens; N. Hainer; M.C. Gould; M. Watkins; Frank Remale; W. Carroll; H.F. Perry; W.F. Scott; Geo. Waterhouse Est.; School; Lemuel Smith; C. Bartlett; Mrs. James Wilcox; Henry Turtle; George Day; Res. Of Thos. J. Marshall; L. Dennis; S. Gibson; William Armour Est.; Frank Coleman; Josiah Mogg; J. Haines; W. Evarts; Wells Squares; Mrs. Mary Weal; Geo. E. Weal; John W. French; Lorenzo Kirk; Peter Hess; J.A. Watson; Res.; J.A. Watson; MAPLE RIVER; John Chamberlain; T. Craven; A. Kelly; George Archer; John Devereaux; Philip Finch; Mrs. Levi Bradshaw; Charles Peck; Edward Snelling; David Peck; Harvey Bradshaw; Scott Starkweather; Lew Peck; W. Peck; Lewis Carter; School; Thomas Peck; James Marley; Geo. Greene Est.; Joel Bensinger; Frank Lewis; L. Lewis; John Devereaux Sr.; John Hiller; F. Dunham; E. Bennett; John Devereaux Jr.; E. Allen; G. Haws; Mrs. G. Haws; S.A. Post; R. Thompson; W. Thompson; Luman Wilcox; W. Watkins; C.E. Baker; P. & C. Carr; H.M. Ferrin Est.; Jared Holbrook; Mrs. Ann Hainer; Bliss Temple; William Burd; Oliver Bruce; Cem.; DUPLAIN; E.J. Hosley; Hazel Bros.; R.F. Chapman; Fred Hosley; Henry Lewis; F. Loomis; Dr. O.C. Campbell; H. Dunn; Teeter & DuBois; HILLSIDE JERSEY STOCK FARM; School; Albert McEwen; Henry Moore; George Coryell Est.; Joseph H. Lowe; George Jaynes; W.S. Hall; Henry Ellis; Harvey Smith; Earl Smith; Allen Bradshaw; Lyman Jaynes; W.S. Hall; Lyman Jaynes; Harlem Lewis; Harvey Jeffrey; Grace Jeffrey; F.J. Goodrich; Thomas Woodworth; W. Chamberlain; Mrs. S. Young; Sylvester Carter; Joel Bensinger; George W. Bowers; Rolland Goodrich; Mrs. M. Johnson; Hart Drain; E. Fields; A. Culver; Edwin Minor; E.N. Waite; C. Kline; H. Stebbins; W. Bensinger; C.O. Young; Mrs. P. Merryfield; J. Mattison; School; Dexter Cooper; H. Cooper; S. Rowell; Mrs. Earl Wilcox; B. Brown; Mrs. A. McComber; R.R. Cook; Alton Birmingham; Mrs. R. Birmingham; A.J. Miller; Z.T. Ash; Nelson Beebe; Mrs. P. Davis; John Walker; Edwin Warren; Oliver Bruce; Peter Moore; Church; Mrs. Robert Young; P. Moore; Edwin Paine; A.H. Pearl; George Wilcox; Mrs. Sarah Dunn; Robert Young Est.; John H. Faxon; D. Town; Jessie Stone; Ezra Loomis; Charles Dailey; Mrs. E.M. Bailey; E.A. Lovett; Lizzie Abbott; Mrs. B. Hainer; J.H. Bailey; John Knokes; M. Meyers; Ed Polter; John Holland; George S. Seeley; John Spencer; W.S. Hall; M. Meyers; Frank B. Hall; Mrs. S. Whitehorn; W. Hall; Richard Tompkins; J.A. Kyes; Myron Goodrich; Charles Kline; W. Hall; Frank Guile; George Bigford; George Shurburn; I. Bensinger; J. Bensinger; Abram Vincent; Lyver Drain; Charles Williams Est.; Abram Vincent; W.E. Vincent; G. Smith; Mrs. E. Smith; Cooper & Lyver Drain; J. Smith Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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.17:Rl -1 T,, 11 11 ____ -,Ai iL4 =-I- I ,_ 11 72727 __ [all I -VATI T I T I 1-3= - I 9tklYFAI I Towrtship 5 N~OT LfT TO0W N S H I P ~,_~~, _ I ]Etang 2NWesP6 6666ifferidi-ami of Wlcic~dal 7g5.6. 766 17 61747.. 6A,61:266666. ~ - A',~,.76 660.1666.16666666 76IC 6.66~ 41 6 C. __R AT G-5-, Z 670 k 6 E6 HZ6 * N 6-66 6 7 67..666...66... 26.-/-h.6 p6 1> rQ Q ) 6 1 1 I E I 6? ~ I 6 p — t 0 -4 A CID 266-7 6 5 l.~6 665-.. 667.. 6)1 —6 66 06 676 1 1. '6 51 6 ~ 6 66 66 *~. '666666 66ID U6 ~ 6.166dz-. 2 *. 6 1 6 6r6b. P4~ ~ 6.6.66~6~ ~ _ _ _ r 6_ g66q ___ 6 6 C 6 66 _ _ 6 _ 6 _ 6. _ _ 6 _ _ _ 66is6-76,7..7. 6 46* Cj ~ 6 66 1466666 6 66.. 66 6 66667676.wz66 I '6666616Z 6 KI, z66 106 el666.7 16 q1-7- 6 6 I"I6.66 6, 67766. 0 71 17 7 —. __ I I I, - I 1. - 66 6 66 g- - 6 I 666~ 6 6 6 l 66 66.7676.6 66g Ir. 666 61661 t- K6> 211661 I I 7-6 66666 6'W6 6 66.76.77. T og~ 6666717616 2666666- K -,At:1166 6 6 6 L666666,6_66616 166 6 6 66 66 -* 6 76 6667 16 6. 6 6 6 66 711.1A 666666 6 66 -~ 6 6. 766.6. 67 -666 6* 6177.666 61 6166.6 6- 66666.17.61. 26.6.666 66.1766.6666661766666.66666666 666666666B66666.66> 66666666666 6 Title: MAP OF DEWITT TOWNSHIP 5 N 2 W Keywords: Heber Hill; Gustave Lietrke; Theo. Lorenz; H. Lorenz; Mrs. H. Neller; T. Schoene; Charles Henning; George W. Scott; W.S. Dills; Mrs. E.G. Holmes; S.E. Scott; Newton McLouth; DEWITT; Spencer Norris; H. Richmond; C. Kaufman; O.G. Pennell; Cem.; Mrs. J.W. Gardner; W. Fill; John Klaver; Jacob Vanauken; James Gibson; LOOKING GLASS RIVER; Res.; Charles P. Lerg; John Whitney; Mary Ott; M. Lerg Est.; Frank Clark; J.T. Norris; Eugene Lott; School No. 5; L.C. Baird; W.U. Case; Res.; Marvin Springsteen; Mrs. A. Wilsey; J.S. Morrison; Mrs. John Doty; David Knight; Seymore Kyes; Ella L. Lawrence; Clara L. Shively; Horatio Gates; J.P. Peltier; Edward J. Faiver; Knight Van Fleet; James Harris; Theodore Schoene; F.C. Scott; Willis McLouth; Christian Jutting; C.L. Moon; Ferdinand Brya; Sylvester Moon; Edmond Hewitt; Mrs. L.M. Dunham; J.T. Norris; Newton L. Webb; Res.; Omar B. Dills; J.W. Gunnison; Willis McLouth; H.E. Howell; Mrs. Susan Irish; T. Townsend; Mrs. Susan Irish; Saml. Tucker; L.B. Stowell; Res.; Thomas Stampfly; A. Heiler; F. Peltier; T. Palmer; Frank Doty; Mrs. John Doty; B. Stampfly; Comfort Ranney; A. & M. Stampfly; Philo Bennett; Wm. Schneeberger; James M. Hath; Jacob Zeeb; F.E. Purdey; John Horning; Mrs. Mary Voisenett; Mrs. O. Clark; R. Esslinger; Albert Lott; Mrs. Mary Voisenett; Ernest Wilhelm; Theodore Richardson; Mrs. Anna Hall; Jacob Sleight; T.J. Clements; Fred Sleigh; H. Burke; Jacob Loesch; Caroline Henning; C.H. Kempf; Gebhart Gutekunst; Fred Sleigh; Church; Charles Butterly; Henry Rouse; Charles Stabler; Conrad Hepfer; Charles L. Moon; Henry Rouse; Henry Moots Est.; J. Willings; Geo. Moots; Reuben Moots; J.G. Gall; Mrs. M. Conklin; Saml. Steele; Samuel Tucker; Mary Groom; Simeon Reynolds; E. Hurd; S. Smith Jr.; Robt. Livermore; Samuel Smith; A.S. West; Prairie Creek; Res.; A. Gunnison; C.M. Vail; W.L.B. Dunham; Philip Kraus; Benj. Lott; Correll Lott; GUNNISONVILLE; Church; P.O.; James H. Gunnison; J.W. Gunnison; Mrs. Albert Clark; Mrs. A.N. West; Mrs. Livonia Willard; Charles Wildt; John Smith; Perry Kyes; A.S. West; John Smith; Charles Wildt; Fred Gaisenhafer; Perrin Cushman; Thomas Hall; I.R. Smith; John Hawley; Henry Schray; Jacob Schray; Herman Rye; Wm. Knopp; John Loesch; William Knaup; Gottlob Schray; Edward Fill; C.E. Heilmeyer; Egbert Hurd; Frank L. Hurd; C. Bauerly; L. Hagemeyer; Edgar Hurd; Jacob Guisenhafer; School No. 9; C. Bauerly; Geo. Moots; R.H. Moots; M. Balduf; Charles Sloan; J. Cortright; Mrs. Nancy Main; William Collins; John Sipley; Edwin Hewitt; Egbert Hurd; A. Spathelf; L. Guisenhafer; E.A. Gunderman; Mrs. Langenbacher; George Fairbanks; E.B. Henderson; Peter Smith; H.; J.W. Springsteen; H.A. Livermore; N.D.H. Hamil; P. Morgan; C.A. Sloan; Mrs. S.S. Smith; M. Morgan; Mrs. S.S. Smith; Cem.; School no. 8; A. Gunnison; C.F. Clements; MAPLE GLEN FARM; Mrs. S.S. Smith; Mrs. D.C. Church; W. Sweeney; Mrs. S.S. Smith; George Cushman; Eunice Cushman; W. Staddle; A. Haviland; John Fill; Joseph Creyts; E. Wood; George W. McCrumb; C. Schray; Charles Kleopfer; F. Kleopfer; James K. Truesdall; Peter Clark; Mrs. J. Sickles; George Mack; C. Kleopfer; George Mack; S.M. Heck; Fred Deeg; Mrs. Ida Fisher; Walker Bros.; James Cortright; O.S. Angell; David W. Rickard Est.; W. Wiley; George Kurtz; L.C. Morse; W. Peacock; Jos. Boichot; W.E. Waller; J. Seagar; M. Hiller; G. French; Geo. Keck; Chas Redpath; H. Terry; Mrs. H. Gregory Est.; John Bolton; W. Schoetly; Geo Keck; Jac. A. Keck; Mrs. K. Schoetly; B.E. Downer; W. Wetland; F. Fairbanks; F. Fairbanks; B.E. Downer; Z. Chandler Est.; N. Crouch; M. Frudy; C. Goodnoe; W. Sweet; W. Sweet; A. Covert; D.T.B.N. R.R.; J. Guisenhafer; Joseph Creyts; P. Paul; E. Hurd; F. Deeg; M. Hill; J. Creyts; E. Beebe; Mrs. T. Redman; C. Cook; D.D. Hall; Joseph Creyts; E. Hurd; Katherine Foster; S.M. Heck; Albert Barker; F. Eichle; I. McHenry; D.D. Hall; A. Hart; James E. Vogle; John Weiland; O.S. Angell; George Beals; Mrs. E.H. Ballard; C.W. Reynolds; School; Mrs. W. Carter; P.J. McKeen; Johnson Carr; V.T. Briggs; Geo. F. Weiland; Geo. Severance; Thomas Peacock; Jos. Schneeberger; John Chamberlin; Mrs. K. Schoetly; School; W. Weiland; Mrs. W. Carter; W. Gladen; A. Galster; Ernest Heidt; C.E. Howe; J. Melvin; DETROIT LANSING & NORTHERN R.R.; W. Gladden; U. Bohnett; U. Bohnett; John Heidt; Wilson; Moore; F. Foreback; P. Carew; J.G. Schaible; M.D. Woller; M.T. Schaible; M.D. Woller; J. Melvin; B.E. Downer; F.B. Brewer; T. Bennett Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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B _ _ _ _ _ 10l1oo.B~oo o~l 0 10030 o ii J~g F00700~0 0. 03003 ___ 0 ~ 1:~: _ __ ___ ___ _ _.70 055050 0'030.oL1.. p ___ ____ ___ ___ Z.0 A P 0 5__ooo, _ o h 1770071000bot 00700 o00000 oo 1700700 005 000..700o30Ro~o30 _ _Q. _ _ __ _ _ _ __ 0 o0.o~~~~~~~ooo. 3 o~~~~~,.oO ~o 0 3ooOo 3 00-0o 6000000. 0 10.3.00_30 F t 0 0.000.o370 00 ot 07.30 og 0 C1OOO.17.00037 000C,37L 30.. el _ 0 LW 7v Title: Map of Olive Township 6 N 2 W Keywords: W. Hewson Est; Thos. Huggett; James Hewson; James Purves; George Purves; W. Hewson; R. Sturges; I. Slater; P. Botroff; Lewis Brown; S.A. Labaron; D. Boughn; S. Burbank; F.M. Palmer; F. Burbank; Victor Saunier; T. Maher; E. Morton; Richard Freeman; Jesse Kipp; Plumm Huntoon; George D. Kipp; Ezra Throop Est; Cem; Lester Cooper; Ezra Auten; G Creaser; Seymour Van Vleet; John Drake; B P Boughton; R.A Gage; Mark A. Gage; Lewis Boron; M.D. Taber Est; H. Watson; Andrew McCutcheon; Elijah Phelps; Seymour Van Vleet; F Van Vleet; L Van Vleet; Church; Thomas Knight; Mark A. Gage; Joseph Place; E; J Austin; W. Krepps; John Isbell; Alson Hamilton; John W Oucalt; Arthur Mead L. Arnold Est; C.S. Marsh; W. Exelby; C S. Marsh; Shop; S Nelson; Eunice Smith; George W. Kimball; Thomas Green; Ezra P Nelson; Eliza Price; O T. Smith; N.H. Willey; J. Delp; W H. Smith; S Kreeble; W.A. Merchant; Henry Halsey; D E Sperry; William Sperry; A. Deveraux; R.W. Ennest; George Ennest; OLIVE; F. Stricker; Jos Tucker; W.A. Merchant; Ella P. McBlain; Julia Reed; A.H. Bacon; Josephine Price; D.O. Protts; Jacob Shumaker; Miles F. Trowbridge; School; Stony Creek; John R. Price Est; Philo Van Vleet; W.J. Merrihew; A. Bawker; Irving M. Eaton; School; John M. Merrihew; E. Parks; R. Jury; John Blass; E. Cornell; A C; Holdens Creek; Samuel Desprez; Augustus Gillett; John W Outcalt; Cassius M. Bray; Rosina Bray; I.W.B Est; Geo. A. Harper; C.A. Howe; S. Balcom; John Price; Burkhardt; Emma Turner; Daniel Howe; S Eiseler; E. Howe; Alice Lee; Emma Turner; Mary Spicer; Geo Holden; James Exelby; Marshall Hand; Lewis Howe Est; W.C. Doty; Margaret & Christopher Eiseler; William Parker; Charles Price; Ellen Dunn; Chas A Howe; Thomas Green; Muskrat Lake; R. Moore; Charles Ferguson Est; David Plowman; Albert Taylor; Charles Gillett; W. McLouth; Reuben Brink; George W. Gulp; F M. Vredenberg; Lewis Baumgardner; John W. Ennest; J.C. Lamberson; Riley Lamberson; Edgar Hyde; Geo H. Kolb; Theo Loomis; Mary Calder; R. Blizzard; Jacob Schwab; Victor Clavey; Celestine Hugulett; Morney Lapham; School; Oliver Bixby; Mary Merrihew; Hugh G. Merrihew; Eugene C. Bryd; M.A. Carter; J. Ramsey; A. Mead; Augustus Lapham; Town Hall; Chas Knapp; J. McCarthy; Mary McIntyre; R. Verplanch; Jay Shatlo; Snasedell Ramsey; John Lang; Henry Schwender; Chris Waidelich; John Ramsey; Alving Ramsey; Hiram Dunn; J. Dunn Jr; Carl Lipske; G.F. Widman; John H Smith; Zephaniah Sexton; Ella Brown; William Stocker; Joseph Bates; P. Parkhouse; H. Hicks; Zephaniah Sexton; Jacob Crane; F. Blizzard Est.; W. Blizzard; C.H. Cole; H. Hugulett; G.W. Blizzard; Samuel Knapp Est; Samuel M. Knapp; John T. Oberry; M.F. Pike; Fenton Brink; F. Hubbard; W. Maher; C.M. Rockwell; L. Wilkins; Phil Howe; Phil. Howe; Mary Herblet; W. Dells; A. St. Clair; ALWARD L.; W H Signs; Peter Huote; Cem; G. St. Clair; A. Faiver; E. Lapham; J Miller; Geo H. Kolb; J. Huote; H. Scott; Jeremiah B Howe; W. E White; F. Schofield; Julia A. Watson; Frank Schofield; W. Taylor; W. Taylor; A. Scott; M. Holley; E. Case; M R Holley; C Widman; W. White; E.M. Webb; E Holley; W James; John Jones; John Wetherell; W. & E Potter; W. Case; W. McLouth; Orkney A. Knapp; C.P. Sleight; Mack & Schmidt; G.W. Miller; C. Francisco; M. Black; Augustus Boron; M. Keck; P. Terry; Chris Waidelich; John Beechler Est; M. Bevins; School; M. Keck; E. Black; Asa Carpenter; Benjamin Carpenter; Ira M. Knapp; W R Newman; W.F. Harris; P. Maher; Louis Vanconsant; M.F. Pike; E.H. Bedell; C.T. Rockwell; Sarah A. Pearce; T.W. Baldwin; Andrew H. Wager; M.M. Hill; W. C Langton; Edward Locher; Gus Janz; E. Hyde; Hannah Blizzard; Fred Mayer; W. Potter; D W Huffman; F Smalley; Lewis Smith Est; M.E. Wellman; J Clayton; John L. Norris; W. Calder; F. Calder; E. Calder; M.E. Calder; J.T. Beckett; A. Granger; W.H Treadwell; F.C Young; Benjamin Randall; F.C. Young; Valentine Neller; J. Lott; w. Schoals; W.C McLouth; C. Serviss; M. Black; John Austin; Geo F. Widman; J.E. Lemm; A.G. Chadwick; J.W. Bond; David Young; R.B. Barnes; J.E. Lemm; C. Simmons; W. Schoals; J. Simmons; School; E Keys; Lott S. Rew; J. Wilkins; J.M. Flynn; E. Mahar; Albert T. Ferguson; T. Hope; M. Sypher; E.M. Chadwick; REW PO; John Kuhnlee Est; Jacob Schaible; Frank Seldon; M. McCarley; R. Simmons; Jerome Dills; Varney Pearce; S.W. Norris; William Reed; Herman Pate; John H. Brink; H. Wilcox; B W; D. VanFleet; School; J Dills; Ross B. Brooks; J.H. & F. Brink; John Henning Est; John M Rohrer; Odell Brinkerhoff Est; W. Dills; Theo Neller; E. Sherrin; Jos H. Norris; A W Norris; Levi W. Sibley; Dewitt C. Butterfield; John Neller; R. Ellwanger; Albert Rouse; Theo Leitzke; Fred Magsig; Isaac Smith; M.E. Steele; M. Lerg; W.D. Holt; G. Widman; A.T. Sturgis; John Seegar; Theo. Steinhardt; W. McClouth; V.W. Lemm; D.G. Fitz; D.H. Rheubottom; Edmund Fitz; Chas Russell; Church; Cem; L.C. Bird; Armina Wilsey; Wm Russell; Feed Mill; Martin Leffler; German Sypher; E. Smith Est; A Smith; F. Smith; D. Knight; W. Herrold; W. Ives; Looking Glass Riv.; J Whitney Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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J, ") 7ZO 1 I ' P 14 11 - I - I I z - I I "I Ff8849348784.-t 88.81 771318..81..74.l 48488418. 3847~1'88.84 I --- - __ - ____ - -1 I I _4 i 141 ). C.,. V- Z, e — - I 7, h -Al. -41 I I —,- "_ -, I I I 11 I I CI I II J8 J C 8 8 4 R3 4I S'. 7.4 784) I --- —-- r-l' - - - -A __ I - - ',,, I - - 41.,V,-i, P__7__" T 98778481 781 4.1873 1. 81': 8 8918.l181')88goJ 340 I 34 4 — 14 *84 _ _ I 78.7771888. 7-7I84P. K 8478978841841847878.8, I 4 7474 4.1174 11. I 4.34 1)_ 777884.8.4888.I1 I I I I. I -.1 I M" I'M IMMMUM, OW-W, V 13 0 0 R 'jliHtjTlfZ I IWWNW 9 QW WI71r~lxwM WO W W Q ---V - 1-1 QW-1 ll_ Title: Map of Bingham Township 7 N 2 W Keywords: Cem; Geo. Feightling Sr.; John Foerch; Christopher Foerch; Daniel Ridenour; Uri Diller; Saml Sherman; Spencer W. Gibbs; Edwin Ridenour; Daniel Ridenour; Geo. Jury; Barbara Fehr; Enos & Sarah Blizzard; Res; Mary Randall; John Steffy; Village of St. JoluisJ. Sterling & Sarah Bristol; Wm Ward; A.B. Ward; Albert Jackway; E. Jackway; H.Y; Res; A. Crichton; J.P. Schneider; S.B. Daboll; Village of St. Johns; Chas W. Merrill; Andw. Webster; Geo. W Heyd; Sandford C Avery; Edmund Walsworth; William Bond; J.A Hubbard Est; School; Martha L Davis; Wm. Woodbury; W H Lyon; R. Roggow; Albert Sage; H P. Keys; Alvin C Staples; R.D. Foote; Wm. K. Sage; Sarah Sanford; Wm. B. Parker; Nathaniel Lapham; Geo. E. Lapham; H P. Keys; John A Stoner; Chas J. Tranchell; John L. Tranchell; Wm. A. Williams; School; Res of W.A. Williams; Wm. P. Hugus; John Hugus; John Kelly; W. Furnish; Res; John Neal; C.S. Williams; School; John Foerch; Wm E Lamb; Alonzo O Huntley; Danl. W. Ridenour; G. Becker Jr.; John G Schlee; William Dunn; A. Ketcham; Simeon Haynes; A. Crichton; Richard Moore; Res; C.E. Lamb; J.M Dewitt; J.L Hill; Margaret A. Lamb; J Hettinger; E Richmond; M.D. Phelps; Grant Phelps; J.W. Fitzgerald; Miner R Frink; W.H. Lake; A.L. Lake; B.D. Holten et al; Robert M Steel; Mary M. Walker; Hiram Sage; James Boughton; Geo W. Peters; John Morris; W W Wykoff; Jacob B Mock; Frank Kroll; Edward Davison Est; W A. Durkee; W. T Church; F.M. Durkee; Hannah M. Darling; Geo Kroll; W.K. Sage; A.E. Dobson; Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee R.R.; Chas Rall; William Bowen; Fred Kathe; Henry L. Wastler; Res; Wm. Pillmore; Decatur Bross; John H Robards; Edwin Dobson; L. Drake; James Stubbs; James Borden; Thos. Salsbury; E.A. Durkee; John H Corbett; John Scriven; Res; Chas. Scibert; Ellen Bliss; Mrs. Richard Post; Orin R Rice; Wm. Baines; Res.; ST. JOHNS; Chas E. Lamb; School; Henry D Smith; Geo. W. Emmons; Geo J. Munro; E D; Andrew Durkee; Chas A Atkinson; A Pouch & Bro; Henry Cassler; O Wheat; W H Carr; Mary E. Carr; J.L. Cassler; Levi Pouch; W. Gillison; Henry McCloud; Geo F. Morris; John Kelly; Geo Cox; Jos. Cramer; Elizabeth Hicks; Edw. E. Lake; R.B. Harris; J.M. Hicks; Peter Smith; Fred Wittenberg; R B. Harris; E. Wastler; J.M. Hicks; F.J. Barnhart; Mrs. C. Meadows; M. Gail; Geo. Karber; School; Andw. Henning; Elizabeth Henning; Frank Karber; Arthur Kenyon; J. Brown; Orin R. Rice; C.M. Rice; Henry D. Smith; W.O Lancaster; Frank B. Rice; Homer W Hale; Res; Elmer Albertson; A. Woodbury; John W. Bailey; M T Est; E T; J.H Hathaway; E Scott; Wm Bond; Perrin Baldwin; Wm Dutcher; O.W. Munger; A.T.; S.P.; C C; J. Aiken; Edward Brown; Orin R. Rice; Res; O.B. Swain; Sarah J. Beadle; J. Wastler; Wm. Gegler; Geo Gillison; N.V. Harris; Sophia Welhusen; Res. Of Wm Welhusen; Wm. Welhusen; Frank Brooks; E. Thomas; Beriah Matteson; F. Benner; C.E. Baughn; Cornelius G. Barnes; Peter Cramer; J.H. Fedewa; Chas Schneiderwind; G. Donnell; John Scriven; B. Hetler; Peter Smith; P. Henning; R.E. Hicks; Stephen Hicks; O.L. Spaulding; Warren L. Rosekrans; Chas Graham est; Bensley P. Conn; Amos Snyder; I.E. Cressman; Stony Creek; Orin Rice; Mrs. C. A. fitch; S.A Emmons; B Holsinuger; Luther Rumsey; Res; Chas B Giffels; School; S. Georgia; Henry Lee; Miner R Frink; Bad Creek; Amos Armstrong Jas. R. Gibson Est; Seth Hunt; Res; F.H. Ewer; E.D. Butler; L.C. Wilcox; E.E. Wilcox; D.M. Brooks; D. Merrill; Miner R. Frink; County Farm; Church Cem.; Wm. Gegler; D. Harris; C.B. Swain; S J Beadle; Wm. Gegler; M D Orme; Nelson V. Harris; H.D Taber; E E. Emmons; Herbert D. Ormes; Myron D. Ormes; A P Cook Land Co.; Jacques Fredez; M Steves; Geo. Clark; A.H. Walker Est; B. Hetler; Mary Love; Jas. Churches; Wm. Atkinson; Wm. H. Freeman; C. Walters; John M. Meyers; Louis Farrenkopf; J.E. Hiscock; Reka Luther; Dewitt McCollom; Andw. Jumper; T. Teed; Amos Lane; L.F. Taft; J. Chatham; Geo Karcher; Aaron Walker; I.F. Cressman; Res; Frank Burbank; Judson Bullard; Wells Bullard; Wells Sheldon; Nelson Palmer; Truman Huntoon Est; D.M.; Jefferson Bain; Richard Snow; Grant Phelps; Geo. Yollop; Ed. Emmons; School; Francis Palmer; P. Emmons; D.C. Norris; Orin A Davis; James Larkins; Cyrus Smith; Schoool; Edwin Sherman; H.D. Taber; Margaret Sherman; Adeline Gage; C.M.B. Morton Est; N.T. Fenner; Frank Veney; Lyman Sperry; Jeiles Sauvageot; Manly Irish; Glover B. Williams; Horace B Gage; Wm. Faucett; W. Taber; A.M. Peck; Homer Watson; P. Teed; Wilhelmina Fricks; Sarah. Williams; School; William H. Krepps; J.G. Meyers Est; Cordelia Bersette; F. Downing; I.F. Taft; E. Merrihew; Geo. Serviss; Elizabeth Krepps; Edward Smith; S Dubois; I.C. Cressman Note: G.A. Ogle & Co. Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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VTF C I Z - 6, Z, I I I 4 474 Q. 46I 6Z 014446 41646 466816u 48 ~, Q I "I 644 ~~' 11 I v I 11 4 l 116, M -,' Z 0-6 -Z, 140. ,4 Z2,; S4 I. M4. I4 ll i46 -4Q RI $I 444 64) 666.46F,4. 46.s4 60 II 46 0 64 (44 I'll6 46>46 6., 6Q, - 46 `46,,.46.6.434 R76. 61 844 6 P676646)1Z6644 I - I - I I I I I I I - lL===4=====-J- — ---L I KR I I MMRMW.- 11891 i V M -MIN Vcl STREAM., AVE S OWN P-1 j! P, V WWW 1 W in I'll W. WN F. M MUt IF" W QW tle, - IM Title: Map of Greenbush Township 8 N 2 W Keywords: Res; Dwight Morrison; James Boyle; Simon Hill; M.L. Morton; S. McMaster; Henry Howard; G. Marvin; M.L. Morton; Union Home P.O.; Samuel West; Mrs. F. Doty; James Padgett; Mrs. F. Doty; G.J. Griffith; Mrs Jackson; John Hyde; S. McMaster; G.W. Hyde; Andrew Jolly; Catharine Pickering; George & A. Aultman; Frank Youdon; Mrs J.R. Carter; D Strouse; Lewis Gilson; Samuel Strouse; M Kuhns; C. Patterson; A. Baum; C. Gratt; J.J. Keiser; Walter Pierson; W.J. Watson; G. Cordray; J. Kirby; S. Kirby; J. Kirby; M Coverstone Est; James Jeffrey; John F. Bryant; M. Barrington; John Washington; H Parks; S. Burrows; W Coverstone; Ayers Stevens; Saw Mill; EUREKA; Laura Odell; J. Keiser; E. Gower; R. Patterson; W. LaClair; H. Lindsey; R Gilson; Irvin Finch; A. Ransowa; W.H. Morrison; J.G. Gilson; N. Ellingwood; R. Teare; N. Ellingwood; L.W. LaClair; P. Jeffrey; W.P. Griffith; E. Richards; H B; E. Pray; A Russell; S Cordray; William Burk; James Odell; C.P. Barrus; P. Cook; C.H. Bogardus; L.G. Loomis; W.I. Caress; John Herbeck; W. Weidman; School; R.E. Davies; Cem; H.L. Post; Jas. Hyde; L.G. Loomis; G.W. Pratt; L.H Post; Brown; W.A. Rosekans; K E. Moore; Arthur Newman; K.E. Moore; J. Strouse; John Strouse; Andrew Hudson; H.A. Smith; Nancy Ellis; Goddard & Post; A B. Dexter; R.E. Davies; Ezra Owen; Joseph Hanky; Geo Hibbard; John A. Beck; J.A. Mathews; Eliza Mathews; J.J. Keiser; School; G.W. Robert; James R. Carter; Jacob Keiser; C.E. Mathews; S Besley; J. Walker; Mrs P. Jeffrey; J. Patterson; R.H. Armstrong; John Eagle; I.N. Eagle; R. Tear; Cem; C. Tinklepaugh; A. Hulse; Mrs J. Keiser; Lewis Wagner; T.J. Wagner; D Gower; C. Sweet; J. Holister; F. Barrington; D.L. Eagle; James Henry; A. Eagle; E. Daggett; School; C.A. Hulse; Michael Weimer; R.F. Daggett; L. Chambers; Myron Livesay; Lyon; D. Caress; W. Silver; P. Knapp; N E. Ellis; F.L. Bishop; Smith; W.M. Russell; W. Phenix; F.I. Bishop; James Warner; John Thompson; W.A. Rosekans; M. Jolly; C. Knowles; G.H. Marshall; Dennis Marshall; School; W. Russell; W. & J. Silvers; G.W. Pratt; George Thomas; Louis Marshall; R.E. Davies; C. Knowles; E. Stephens; Hall; Frank Marshall; W.T. Davies; G.H. Riddle; A.J. Madden; E. Krepp; W.K. Latimer; W.T. Davies; S.D. Kuhns; P. Fleagle; Elias Rummell; W.H. Goddard; Res; Nelson Scott; E. Tripp; G.W. Nay; G. Sprague; Erie Ingersoll; W Power; H. Hart; G.W. Richards; A. Gilson; David Nye; H.K. Moore; Norton Blank; P. Fleagle; W.B. Tripp; L.E. Case; J.E. Manchester; D. Hawkins Est; G. Hawkins; A. Wagner Est; S.P. Simonds; S Blank; A J. Green; L.G. Merrihew; N. Blank; E. Knight; John Shaw; Robert Clark; Mrs Lyon; William A Rosekans; Res; F. Ellis; M. Coleman; James J. Warren; Walter Eames; John J. Bishop; Mrs. E. Russell; C. L. Bishop; M. Jolly; W. Phenix; D.N. Campbell; W. Gilson Sr.; Res; School; R. Brown; E. Steadman Est; H.W. Carrington; M. Jolly; John G Pierce; W.T. Blair; J.S. Adams; M; D; R; J.M. Smith; E Henretta; John G. Pierce; O.A. Withlock; F. Bishop; H.P. Keys; O.B. Sevy; B.F. Smiley; Mrs. E.M. Reed; Luna Bennett; W.N. Reddout; I.D. Richmond; School; J.F. Andrew; B.F. Devore; Irene Manchester; F.L. Ridenour; L. Correll; L. Ridenour; Cem; S Russell; S. Beebee; G. Ridenour; V.C. Botsford; W. Beebe; W. Hoburt Est; L.G. Merrihew; D. Wagner; W. Ingersoll; B.F. Baker Est; Oliver Ingersoll; A.J. Crowner; Leroy Ingersoll; L.G. Merrihew; Lewis McKnight; V.C. Botsford; C.W. Carter; J. Holbrook; E. Brown; Walker & White; C. Britten; W. Gilson; R B Caress; N. Branch Doty Brook; Frank I. Goddard; M.J. Greenwood; Uriah Goddard; F.I. Goddard; L.T. Tabor; Mrs. Haynes; M.J. Greenwood; W.E. Johnson; S.W. Gibbs; D.S French; H.L. Richmond; Res; H.L. Richmond; N. King; W. Gilson Jr; L.C. Tabor; C.D. Greenwood; R.M. Steel; C.D. Greenwood; L. Greenwood; Henry M. Perrin; Richmond Brook; Cem; David S. French; A.M Drake Est; E.A. Sitts; A. Moore; W.J. Whitlock; J Keifer; Wm. Botsford; A. Whitlock; M.H. Sivernail; W. Silvernail; L. Silvernail; A. Davis; I.D. Richmond; C. Wetherby; C. Stephens; E. Durkee; A.W. Durkee; A Cleveland; L Coates; Res.; E Stowell; O. Pearl; Mrs E. Faxon; W. Burgess; Samuel Bond; Mrs. McKnight; Lewis McKnight; L.C. Tabor; C C. Tabor; C S. Green; Mrs E. Dunning; J Bancroft; L.C. Tabor; Peter Bickert; L.H. Bond; Andrew Robb; A. Branner; J Peters; Jacob Litweller; L. Greenwood; C. Walton; Henry M. Perrin; George N. Ferry; C Walton; Cem; School; A Peters; Frank Ridenour; R.H. Forbes; F. Schofield; Bethel Osborn; V.R. Lane; Mrs. Root; D.S. French; L Uhrbrock; C. Nestle; W. & A. Ward; M. Keifer; A. Davis; Josiah Upton; Jacob Carr; A Staples; J. Boughton; W Bond; H. Doyne; Cleveland Bros.; Henry M. Perrin; A.L. McClintock; N. Lapham; W. Woodbury; Joseph Martin; C. Helms Est.; S; L. Holbrook; Levi Cleveland; E. & L. Wilcox; W.H. Buermeins; S.D. Rowell; B Brown; Peter Moore; E. Holbrook; John W. Bailey Note: G.A. Ogle & Co. Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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C '9 0=0 8 60 0 o ) 0 K1 0 t 4 8 `0 0 ) *0 0.. 0 8 08 00 -A -f.0~ i - - - -I- - &- -I:t ___ OP I 7, (, -7. 13-0 t I. -1 -I P9 08081 1 1 I 688 0078080=7C t- I --- -/8 815.8 I I - I I I I I. -. I II I."0oo; z I H I RZI I - I. - 11. e- - -1;1 —6,,, z t I I J ) l ,) - `111,,z r,. 1.l Q 0088>8880085 00 76010.8 800 8.00.00.580 do 000 0=0__= 0 8 =0 8.000 8 =0 00 =0 00 0.o 0 0 00 00 01~oo8-0=.o. 81 01OoOo.7o.. 09 0 0 0 0 0 0=00 0 = 0 80 IGERSOILPO 8 00 6 0.0 7 00 68.701 8 0. =0 1 0 00 4 = 8.00 - 7 7... 8 ____ 100 0~ ___ _ j 000 0_.Loo-o8 IC,.8700 - oo. 0"T 0 Z Oo"oo 0=0= 9'~ I.9 u; 1 ==o~ 0 Jot4 51.138 - 8 9 =0800Y.0. v0-D.=808 0.0 60J6 80.Q 88 0. ~ 0000> 016'0 I I I I I I I - I I _-_ I 1;4 im GL 880608R PI PROV_% W V MV5 iV I 00 ) Title: Map of Watertown Township 5 N 3 W Keywords: Frank Ford; Lewis Rose; Edward Summers; Hannah Wells; C.A. Snort; W. Bloom; Harvey Garlock; D. Shadduck; Edwin Summers; Wm Sherman; D.B Hodges; Edwin Chapin; Alonzo Otto; Wm. S. Holmes; Frank Shadduck; Francis M. Jones; Cornelia Hazard; Eliza Brown; C. Clark; Res of H. Sauer; Peter Peez; Nina Cutler; Wm. P. Carmer; Theo. D. Rich; Wm Miller; Chester Miller; Andrew James; Chester Fields; Amos Hill Est; School; G Grinnell; J Parks; John B Howe; Mary Frost; Adelbert Fields; Fayette W. Smith; A. Kinney; S.M. Taylor; Adolph Schultz; Aug Pate; Perry Miller; H. Zieschke; Peter Schafer; Albert Whitaker; Chas. Ferris; Stanton Jones; Jos. Honeywill; Adelbert Forwood; Adelbert Claire; Seth M. Cook; Wm Durham; Edward Repp; Wm Zieschke; Chas Litzke; A.B. Moses; Res; Lewis Wortman; Lewis Faiver; Henry Henning; Orton Drake; G. Oden; W. Munger; F Finkbinder; Chas Bissell; W.A. Vanalstine; J.D Pierce; Edwd. Bissell; J. Hastings; Ellen Hastings; P. Brinkerhoff; W.B. Lee; G. Andrews; Wm Sherman; David Wells; Mary E. Georgia; N.I Daniels; S. Plowman Est.; J.W. Wolford; Wm. Ide; M.L. Warrenberg; Laura Clint; S.M. Dettz; M. E. Stalker; Looking Glass River; School No. 1; N.I. Daniels; Mary Townsend; S.B.; H. Beers Est.; Seals; E.H. Boss; Virginia Cronkite; Chester Clark; Jason Wilder; Wm Ide; Maurice Bedaine; Res; Louis Moldenhauer; Mary Rush; Jas Lockwood; H.H. Wessler; Wm. S. Miller; R.W. Lee; H.C. Williams; Chas Ingalls; Delia Chapman; Elizabeth Smith; Mary A Hunt; Cath. Lockwood; O.A. Lockwood; A.A. Woodruff; J. Russell Grinnold; Hath Grinnold; Aug. Bernard; C. Leaderman; Aug. Bernard; Ira Ide; Marion Tift; Chas Stabler; Hugo Gross; Bert Harlow; Geo. W. Pierce; C. Henning; OWS; O. Cook; Jas Goodsell; School; Albert Harlow; Geo. Ward; John Gutekunst; J R; W.D. Shuart; Laura Clim; Wacousta; Church; M.J. Niles; W.N. Strong; K; P I; C.M. Douglas; Cem; R. Shaw; L F Conrad; Adkin Corson; Wm Appleton; Wm Schavey; John Pincombe; G.B.; F Forwood; C. Forwood; O. Baker; Spring Creek; N L Daniels; Oscar Hart; N. Wells; S.M. Daniels; G. West; S. Plowman Est; C. Plowman; L.F. Conrad; Town Hall; Mary A. Hunt; Fred Mack; Deer Cr.; Amos B. Hill Est; Jas Lockwood; G. King; School; A.A. Hunt; Geo. Oliver; M A Hunt; A.A Hunt; H.M. Elliott; Jos. Frantz; Myron Clarrey; Marion Tift; Bear Creek; Marcus Whitlock; Jos. Redoty; Henry Kenpp; C.H. Elliott; James Elliott; G. Murray; G Schray Agt; A. Kowalk; G. Gutekunst; T.J. Clements; Wm Felcke; M. McCollum; Louise Burke; Elmora Burke; John Ray; M.J. Niles; S.P. Brisbin; Oscar Hart; Wm Warboys; D. Shadduck; W. Chaplain; M.P.; Lowell Creek; Sadie Lowell; F. Openlander; Robt. Cramer; E. Corson; P. Waldon; Hale Clark; R.H. Clandening; J.C. Hunter; E.E. Miller; J. Q Benedict; G. Loomis; E.A. Rice; Geo Gall; John Nourse; F. D Whitlock; Benj. King; John Nourse; Luther F Conrad; W.J. Garlock; Elias Garlock; Aug. Lonler; Mill; Willard King; Miller Drain; Willard King; G. Nourse; Martin Corbin; John Guller; C.L.; J. Reeve; Jas. Elliott; Thos. Kraas; John G. Schlee; Clark Lowell; H. J. Lowell; O. Lowell; Summers Drain; Otto Bjeck; F. Weidmeier; Wm Boylan; Lewis Felcke; Louise Burke; School; Peter Knaup; Casper Stoll; Albert D. Wood; Chris Summers; Horace Beers Est; Isaac Brown; Peter Foster; Jacob Maier; Res; T.F. Buehler; Calvin Hart; G Husted; T. Batman; T.J. Davis; H.T Clark; J. Pullman; Clark; H.H. Cutler; George Smith; F. Ansley; J. Sansterbloom; Res; H. Dixon; W.J. Cromine; Nelson Daniels; C. & H. Garlock; G. Garlock; J.C. Easton; Orville Easton; School; L. Dayton; S. Clark; T V Clandening; G. Nourse; Rosan Wixon; Frank King; G.W. Lowell; F.W. Easton; W.E. Nourse; Jackson Francis; Fred L. Corbin; John Nourse; J. Guller; W Beman; A. Wyman; Geo Nourse; E.A. North; J. Francis; Unity Reeve; Geo. Reeve; Wm & Henry Miller; John Reeve; Warren Smith; Henry Reeve; Horace Loomis; Caroline Springsted; F.D. Ainsley; A. Smith; L.B. Sweet; Otto Miller; B.F Kinney; Edw. Forbes; Wm Burlingame; Mark Jenney; E. Turley; Chester Waldo; A. Burlingame; G. Bauer; Jos Creyts; B; N. Coy; C Bowman; A & H. Wilcox; Jacob Landenberger; Chas. Allen; Chris Maier; Caroline Maier; Ernest Maier Est; Cath Maier; R.F. Demoss; Clark Smith; P. & A. Bommershiem; Sarah F. Sawyer; J.W. Sadore; Wm. Sadore; Geo Maier; John Clark; Detroit Lansing & Northern R.R.; Jennie Stark; C.F. Maier; Depot; Martha Aldrich; Orville Easton; Jas Rall; Ingersoll P.O. & Sta.; Saw Mill; C. & L. Maier; Charles Garlock; C.H Boynton; H Ingersoll; N F. Pennington; Samuel Watson; Geo W. Watson; Watson Drain; Calvin Throop; Truman Ingersoll; J.N. Ingersoll; Joseph Steward; J.A. Wilson; G.B. Fox; C.H. McRoberts; E. Ingersoll; R Christopher; D. Christopher; E Ingersoll; R.C.; Delta; H. Beers Est; W. Dailus; J.E. Nichols; D.C. Hurd; E.B. Nichols; S.D. Felton; John Creyts; School; Curtis Barnes; F.L. Parker; Gus Neller; R. Wilson; S.A Green; V. Reynolds; Robert Wilson; Wm Crafts; Howard Sweet; C Hanes Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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Schroder; Chas Burgwhat; Chas. Silm Jr.; Chas Silm Sr.; A.L. Davis Est; L Davis; Philip Parks; Gilbert Granger; School No. 2; Oral P.O.; James A Chapman; E.A. Jacob; P. S. Buck; Church; Leroy Sheldon; P. Sheldon; Alvin Winegar; Res; W.J. Strong; John Berg; Warren Halsey; Francis G. Halsey; Lester Wilcox; Thos. Haggett; Isaiah Slater; Church; Jacob Miller Est; Jos. Smith; Jacob Miller Jr.; Cem; School No 1; Adam Fedewa; S.N. Hildreth; Harriet Hildreth; Peter Miller; J.B. Owen; John Baur; C. Martens; Church; Sabina Temple; A.R. Boss; Theodore Miller; M. Fedewa; J.H. Fedewa; Riley P.O.; S.H. Williams; Res.; Store; Fred Nuffer; H.s. Bliss; C. Bliss; Store of M.T. Streeter; H.W. Bliss; H.S. Bliss; H.W. Bliss; A. Schroeder; Charles Burgwhat; H. Hildreth et al; H.g. Boss; Schuyler Georgia; Charles Silm Sr.; Hannah Frudy; H. Wandel; John Wandel; P. Barnhart; Jay Coffman; Clarissa C. Crandall; Mary Jacob; Res. of X. Barnhart; H.F. Keene; Veronica Keene; J. Lackey; P. Barnhart; W. Risley; W. Wilkins; Rhoda Harper; Daniel B. Rathbun; Sylvester Jason; School; August Jacob; res; J.H. Ware; H.; W.S. VanDyke; Osborn Crampton; W.E Benton; T.G. Hamilton; Ruth A Sturgis; Fred Sturgis; A Slater; S Krebble; Lewis Brown; F.K. Foster; W.H. Davis; A.L. Davis Est; Miles F. Trowbridge; Jerome Beadle; Jos. Wilkens; Peter Theisen; John Weiber; J.C. Owen; John Gallagher; John Pung; Dora Schultz Est; J. Schrauber; M Fedewa; Jacob Schaffer; Chris Martens; A.J. Chapman; R. Pratt; A.C. Pratt; John Krumm; School No. 6; C. Schroeder; W. Krumm; E.H. Sherman; J.M Dane; Fred Leucht; John Martens; Theo Martens; Wm. Stoy; P. Barnhart; C. Teadt; C. Wandel; John Rossow; Chas. E. Cole; Robert Peabody; John D. Adams; M.V. Reed; F. Robinson; W.e. Cole; M.S. Ware; Margaret Blizzard; a. Dunlap; W. Coffman; Res.; M.D. Smith; Harvey Barton; James L Hamer; Egbert Miller; C. Walters; H.N Carpenter; C.T. Chant; E. Van Dyke; B.P. Kellogg; A. Janz; W.H.H. Knapp; J.S. Tucker; D.G. Plowman; School No. 7; Peter Pung; Muskrat Creek; H.L. Pratt; John Oding; J B Stone; J.B. Stone; Res; H. Widt; Henry M Burnes; E.E. Baylis; Lewis Jestram; Mrs C.D. Webster; Lemuel Webster; Res; William Groner; Charles Martens; Theo Hopp; John Martens; Chas Rossow; C.B. Land; J.O. Brooks; J.D. Holmes; Lewis Jestram; Albert Jones; C. Schroeder; Charles B. Land; Conrad Homan; Henry Hopp; W. Craun; Anna Smith; S. Craun; M Stevens; H.W. Bliss; S.D. Watson; Jas. M. Warren; B M Kimball; N.E. Jones; C. Terwilliger; John M. Culp; Holland Sias; F. Barnhart; L.K. Bond; Liza Robison; Milo Taylor; E.c. Pratt; R.T. Watson; M Taylor; John Coffman; E. Pennington; A.C. Wetherbee; Isaac Brown; M.S.; Calvin Ingram; Varney Pearce; Melinda Culp; Mary Ash; John M. Culp; Monroe Cole; T.J. Barton; A. Knapp; C. Widt; F. Schroeder; M. Hoerner; E. Greenfield; Chris Miller; Chris Hahn Est.; P. Juencker; C. Monroe; D. Wells; Res; J.H. Burnes; Geo W. Brace; A.B. Otto; W.W. Morgan Res.; M. VanDer Lee; J Parkhouse; F.H. Oding; John Pingel; Kasper Diehm; George M. Dayton; Jas Adams; J.W. Grann; A. Wilds; Thomas A Shirts; Jno. Martins; W. Jestram; R. Watson; Wm. Martins; L. Briggs; I.M. Molineaux; Thomas Gay; F. Denson; L.O. Gage; Mary Smith; P. Barnhart; Bad Creek; A.E. Jones; John Blizzard; A.C. Kent; A E. Jones; W.W. Hungerford; Benj. Miller; H.H. Stevens; Jane Signs; C. Ingram; S Fritz; V. Pearce; S Reason; S Miller; Benjamin Miller; H. Blizzard; W.E. Moore; O. Stephen; Varney Pearce; W. McCloth; George Farrier; D.S. Pike; Jerome Dills; Mary Peabody; Darwin Utter; JS; Rudolph Janz; C Smith; D. S. Pike; A.B Cook; School no. 8; Hiram Simmons; David Wells; D A. Wells; Geo. Cupit; Cornelia West; J.C. Owen; Kincaid; W.H. Kincaid; Lewis Rose; N. Wells; George Rose; Lewis Rose; A.R. Keagle; John W. Black; HB; Russell Hill; A.R. Keagle; School No. 5; J.N. Stansell; F. West; A. Wilds; L.B. Chaffee; Simeon Andrews; Harry Shuart; G. Davenport; Walter Saxon; D.B Hodges; Geo. Wilson; B. Stabell; P. Corey; L.H. Fields; Jas. Adams; Grange Hall; I.T. Dubois; N.E Jones; D.C. Pincomb; W.S. Holmes; B F. Hamel; Ida M. Cliff; South Riley P.O.; Geo. Wilson; J. Miller; School No. 4; A.C. Robinson; J. Cupit; D.A. Bennett; Store & P.O.; I Eddy; J.B. Howe; Edwin Chapin; Oscar Case; Oscar Robinson; F.P. Bourassa; H. Farrier; Carrie Allen; Jerome Cardinal; Benj. Miller; N.R. Reed; Alice Taylor; Cem; E.W. Cutler; C.J. Dills; M. Frost; J.B. Knapp; A. Althorp; G.W. Knapp; Thomas Ferris; P.R. Freeman; Aug Zischke; W. Marzke; Anthony Parkhouse; A Whitaker; Res; Freedom Moore Note: G.A. Ogle & Co. Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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S'6 666 017'66- 6 66666- ~ 46, 5 8666666666 - 6 - 16 P.Z. 66t666 6jf,.8. 06 766'p~y 8686 — Z Y667 — 8 6 Z68686 66 6667 D 6'86 777 6,76 ~6 766 ~ 6 76 65 6 66776 Q6766166 66. 6212 6 64 -' 30666 6 C,8676 665z 77 768 6 76 66 Q8, W-i Z LQ, ~ z Q 6 6 ] 60Z — _ _ _ 9-.V __.6Q *866786 666-61 7~6p7C, go6' 668768 76Q,68j66 6.7 6 678 6776 -pq6 67.71' 6466.61-616166 6. 6 Q7 61 * 2 6;7666 66 66 76768 1688766 5 6. 67 '76 66 8 76 8- 765 8'6 6 * I 5 66 96 6.6. 6 6676667 6 86.68677666 7766767 6, 76 6 6 6 4, 8, 76 8 6. 476 6, 16 678 676 76 66 64. 6. 0 60 46l - 8616,87066.6.f -y 67 76 I ' 66" q 6.8 3 8 4 6,6" -0 666 ' Pr4.86 676868. 66886,67' 866769 - 6171 6 6765 8 86 46 6. 6 66 6 68 6 7660 66 'So 6 66 66 I II 11 I. I I I -- - - - - I,, -il I I 67-84 6H61 I A IAM U Title: Map of Bengal Township 7 N 3 W Keywords: Michael Leonard; R. McDonald; Leroy C. Jones; Sophia Pasch; William Pasch; William Walker; Sophia Pasch; Lewis Pasch; Fred Budzier; Fred Light; Leslie T. Jones; E. Bingham; M A. Jones; William Gorham; Fred Budzier; Fedewa & Geller; George W. Johnston; D. Avery; Amos S. Jones; C F. Wheat; H.D. Schlarf; Thomas Patterson; Sherman Kentfield; George Reeb; Milo W. Frink; Mrs D. Clancey; Frank Harvey; Benjamin f. Kneeland; B.F. Young; Miner R. Frink; Res; Andrew Weller; John Malter; Jacob Malter; Jennie Grant; R.T. Tuttle; School; Cem.; Mrs. H.B. Kneeland; George Siefert; Sears Gardner; Henry Miller; George Siefert; Sears Gardner; Geo. Feightling Sr.; Geo. Feightling Jr.; August Miller; Uri Diller; ; F.C. Pasch; Chas. Schultz; Charles Rossow; School; Fred Tiedt; Chas. Schultz; Charles Williams; W. Newman; Michael Fay; Fred Pasch; Charles Rowelld; Dorus B. Shafley; Leroy C. Jones; Dorus B Shafley; Fred Mankprangel; Peter Shafley; Orson Newman; Clark E. Stowell; Res.; W. Corwin; Smith Hunt; Fred Martin; Albert Coomer; David Ridenhour; Charles Corwin; D.H. Ocobock; David Sherman; Dorr K. Stowell; Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee R.R.; James Hildreth; W. Atkins; Daniel Sturgis; E. Welter; Mrs. C Sherman; Alonzo E. Jaquish; Samuel Sherman Est; Michael McGuire; Miner R Frink; Res.; Murrett Frink; Miner R. Frink; John G Keisling; Mrs J Wesley; T.G. Foley; H.B. Kneeland; Hiram Nestell; A.O. Huntley; Geo. Becker Sr.; J.A. Hunt; T.G. Foley; Geo. Stoarke; C.H. Seibert; Henry Pitts; William W. Lawton; Peter Williams; Hiram Murphy; Fred. Schemer; J.T. Everts; Fred Pfeil; Mrs. E.N. Steward; Samuel Parks; Charles Ernst; Res; Thomas Atkinson Jr; Cyrus G. Pope; Charles Bearndt; M A Travis; A. Steward; A P. Cook Co. "Limited"; Levi J. Dean; Daniel Sturgis; T. Nichols; William Byrne; Nathaniel Thurston; School; Edwin Jury; D. Sturgis; George B. Kelch; Dorr K Stowell; J.W. Perry; Charles Travis; Nathaniel Thurston; Res; D. Thurston; Nathaniel Thurston; Catharine Ryan; Catharine Foley; John G. Keisling; Edwin Kneeland; C. McAuliff; D Weatherwax; R.R. Risley; Mrs. Myron Smith; Res.; Thomas Atkinson Sr.; Sarah Doty; John H. Corbit; Charles E. Blakeslee; John Clutton; C.H. Seibert; Constantine Neow; Cyrus G. Pope; H Hewson; Richard Schmidt; Mary E Martin; Joseph Thelen; John E. Smith; M B Drake; William Crampton; George Smith; C.e. Foster; Chris Thelen; F.c. Ernst; Fred Ernst; W. Byrne; Margaret A Travis; Mrs. E. Swagart; Galvin N. Rice; R. Clark; A.S. Armstrong; G. Murphy; Town Hall; H. Welter; Newton Baker; J.N. Plowman; D.R. Plowman; W.T. Plowman; J.E. Plowman; Allen Nichols; E. Blakeslee; Miner R. Frink; Elias Whitaker; T. McBlaine; John N Plowman; H D Smith; S.H. Mowers; A.C. Blakeslee; J. Frisbie Est; H. Teweyck; Nathaniel Thurston; G.E. Plowman; Francis Brown; Geo. Brown; Daniel Harper Est.; School; Chas. Harper; Schuyler Georgia; SHL; A.W. Skinner; W. Brown; George N. Siefert; Mary J. Kenyon; Church; Reuben T. Brown; B. Acker; Mrs. John Parks; William Richards; James parks; William Richards; G. Chappell; Ira Ward; nancy Drake; Richard Haven; W. Eldridge; Richard Haven; Alvin Eldridge; Cem; School; James E. Brown; Miner Sutton; Mrs John Mahar; John Van Gieson; William Swagart; Nancy Phelps; Corwin Sturgis; Chas. Banks; D. Lyon; Joseph Lake; Res.; Levi J. Calkins; W.K. Hamer; C. Sehlke; T. Shinner; John Padgett; Jos. L. Hamer; Chris Behrens; Byron H. Hamer; John Brown; Albert E. Harper; W. Heuer; Isaac C. Jones; Israel M Bray; Mrs C. Clark; Cem; Tyler Hill; Clinton J Hill; Schuyler Georgia; Chas. Laughlin; Henry R. Gay; W.W. Huministon; Edward Viges; Benjamin Morse; W.A Sutton; Sampson Alexander; G Frudy; Russell Harper; Jacob H. Bare; A.H. Mosher; Clinton J. Hill; Russell Harper; G. Pennell; John Love; John Jacobs; H. Baker; A. Jacobs; John N. parker; C. Feldspauch; M Drake; Fayette Drake; Darius Eldridge; John Bauer; C.J. Hill; Mud Creek; John Bienesteadt; Chas. Banks; Stony Crekk; P Dean; John Patterson Est; C. Widmeyer; Mrs c. Schultz; M & E Widmeyer; Mary Bienesteadt; Mary Fender; School; Chas G. Bienesteadt; F. Bearndt; Dennis Padgett; Stephen Parks; Henry Mankey; Fred Mankey; Peter Nuffer; Res; S. Irrer; L M. Bray; L. Chapman; Mrs C. Clark; C. Clark; F. Irrer; Bad Creek; M.J. Walker; S. Irrer; W.W. Harrington; Warren Halsey; E.H. Lyon; Mrs Blanche Lyon; Mrs M O. Cole; George E. Hammond; Sarah J Georgia Est; Cem; W.A. Sutton; J.G. Blanchard; Ellen Granger; John Jacobs; H Jacobs; W. Jennings; R. Jacobs; Osborn Crampton; O.C. Whitaker; Wallace Huggett; John Thiell; Alvin Winegar Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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Nl 11 6-' F- I Q8 NN,, I I I I 1 I,. - - I IN 1N Z6 6 68F666 *. I -9 - C/- Jb " -, I I I I I I - - ~. -. -1 -11 1 T I II I 7 7. 6 Y656 I I'-).11 11 1, 11 fz 1") - 11 t z 11 I I 11 w- 1-1,1 9,91 — Z,, lz-. Fq 11. 41 I I I I I I I ! I I I 4 11 't I 'O, F, g 11 rI,j d 68666,661 6.6..- 6 ' NzII I I -1 I. I I I -,, I I I, I - I I ". N! *j ~I- - I I -, Z5 ===4- - I- I. - I I - - 11 -F - 6 Fa-.66~ F 11-0 - z,-, -Z, -Mab- t-l - r -,- - -,c - /-, 115 1 F- 5F. '683 N " 6, F, I- -I l N '6~- V-F- 6 -F- F-FID8. 6 8 N — Q 0Q I 7 - I ~~~~~~~~~F- III II I I F- I -- W~6~ L 6 66661 K 96686 -16666- -T -- — 8. 6 I -W _n, — 41 - -, - 7,5,1 6y 1 1 1 It I *11 I, -T C, -T - rsh,- " 60 4c — 0, "', 1j -T,, - f, 14-, L1S,7iY —e;.FA w —A' Z-? — - -9 0 11-511 I.. F- ~,- F-, Z --- F F I I -- L-. I I I I I;Rw Title: Map of Essex Township 8 N 3 W Keywords: J. Lamby Jr; D.H. Payne; J W Fitzpatrick; A.B. Underwood; G.E. Thompson; Arnold Payne; Jas Rose; W Moore Est; Simeon Hewitt; Ransom Cook; W Hane; D C Payne; Maple River; D Wright Jr; Geo Fox; L Crowley; Casper L. White; S.M. Boyle; J.E. Jones; C. Hewitt; G H. Newton; Geo Cole; hannah Hewitt; S. Hewitt; Rachel McPherson; Mill Pond; Maple Rapids; Ursula Reed; C.L. White; C. Barnhart; Ruth Indenmill; Chas Barnhart; Geo. Fox; O.W. Robinson; Wm. Sickles; W W Wyman; A. Mathews; Mary French; J N Mathews; W.J. Richardson; Jettora Anderson; J.H. Upton; Jos. Stead; Wm P. Ladd; Levi Hass; J.B. Danby; Norman Cowles; John Anderson; School No 8; Walter A Floate; Jos. E. Lomaster; School; L Bryant; Aaron Phillips; Elijah Fleshman; M.N. Rice; John Daniells; Wm Stead; Saml. Stead; Elizabeth Cook; Frank L Parker; G E Bliss; R Whitney; John Thomas; George Heck; John Pinkney; Isa S Baker; J.N Hane; Wm Hane; Cem; Myron Moss; Spencer Moss; Ransom Cook; A. Vanscoy; Chas Benedict; Geo. Fox; Rachel McPherson; John C. Lyon; Cem; Chas Benedict; C Freshman; Horace Parr; S. Cook; WJ Richardson; Res; Jas. Anderson; Saml. B. Rowley; J. Lambie; Otis L Rice; J.K. Davison; Mrs McQuenston; Jos. Campbell; J.T. Lyon; Jerome Bishop; C.D. Rice; Alex McNeil; Wm M. Stevens; R. Shroyer; Ida Gillson; C. Mallory; W. Messler; Allen H. Reed; Mary Chilson; Jerome Nash; Myron Moss; S Moss; Emmons Est; Jas Foley; C. Peet; Wm Fayweather; Jas Foley; Mrs. Thos Foley; M.B. Face; Spencer Moss; Albert Parr; A. Vanscoy; Chester Blank; Hiram Brown; Francis Knowles; F.W. Redfern; L.H. Pease; M. Moss; George Heck; Isaac Hewitt; William Heck; School; A. Vanscoy; Rachel McPherson; Geo. H. Sowle; G.H. Sowle; John Howarth; R.B. Burt; C.J. Sowle; W.T. Sowle; Delos Hicks; R.B. Burt; A. Vanscoy; S. Pino; James P. Campbell; Myron A. Dunning; Gabriel Anderson; Libbie Lyon; Theo Cook; J. Housman; Housman Est.; nathan E Ellis; Chas Smith; Nathan Ellis; A Smith; Wm Fayweather; Hayworth Creek; S.M. Parr; Bridget Piggott; Charlotte Peet; Fernando Piggott; Eugene Parr; Frank Parr; Cem; Wm Parr; Frank Roberts; Darwin Bancroft; F. Jennie; Mary Grimes; Isaac Donnelson; Isaac Warren; Isaac Hewitt; W Dunning; Isaac H. Ockobock; W. Weaver; J.T. Skinner; Byron Sowle; H.L. Carr; E.L. Carr; N.J. Jennie; C.G Dunning; Jonathan Hicks; Isaac Smith; Reuben Decker; O.T Bristol; Cem; School No 3; Church; R.c. Low; Henry M Lyon; Wm Stewart; Fernando Ellis; Walter Britton; W JL; A Nichols; G. H. Post Est; L. Millard; Perrin & Baldwin; Fernando Piggott; Ira B. Sowle; Brown & Lyon; Perrin & Baldwin; B.T. Ockobock; Jas Doyle; School No. 5; Jacob Hoover; J. Gordanier; Isaac M. Ockobock; Mrs Eliza Jones; Mary C. Jones; Wm. Walker; F.W. Redfern; Martin Weaver; Wm Van Housen; Horace Sowle; Geo Hildreth; John Hicks; A.E. Chase; Horace Skinner; J. Underhill; Horace M. Skinner Est; H.M. Bruce; O.D. Casterline; Hayworth Creek North Branch; Jos Parr; W B Casterline; Hayworth Creek South Branch; Res; E D Webster; O. D Casterline; D. Bottums; R.c. Low; Henry Parr; Mary Bristol; Frank Bottum; E D Webster; Mrs R. Jury; J. Frink; M.M. Frink; Aaron Wagner; Isaac Young; Chas Britton; Mrs R. Jury; G.A. Powell; J. Bottum Jr; R.B. Caruss; N & A Bowers; Francis Wood Sr; Walter Sowle; J. Patterson; F.A. Brown; E. Nash; Jesse Sullivan; J. Ambrosmacher; S. Ambrosmacher; Mary C. Jones; Munson Chase; D.B. Chase; Wm Withrow; J. Treaster; R J. Ferguson; Caroline Heck; Mrs A. Vanscoy; School No. 1; J.C. Jewett; Rebecca Bush; Amos Jones; Mrs. Wm Moss; Byron Parr; Mrs Sarah Parr; Kent Moss; J.C Jewett; Herman Ward; Joel Wolcott; H Sherman; A Coomer; H Schlarf; S Kentfield; H. Schlarf; Emma Coomer; J. C Jewett; Joshua Eldridge; Jas. Ferguson; Joshua Eldridge; John Bottum Jr; School; Mrs R. Jury; Andrew Eldridge; Chauncey Wolcott; Cem; Henderson Bros; Lewis W. Uhrbrock; Geo. Fiedling; John Ferry; Nettie M. Bugner; Frank Blackmer; Chas Bond Note: G.A. Ogle & Co. Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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Sio ~.00 31 0' I3 '33 33 01"i 110173o 07i~, 1~ 3,33~J Ol k,2, 1 0 Z N, ll k 4 I a * 4.~ 0 3,0 311 07 ~.o ' N~- ' 3 40 433 0 8? 3 03 0 304330343303 33 - 33 00.330~0. 83033:00 6 -00.,' 3 31 4-0 4" 33 -73-I7T. 01 0-~04 33 11 3 '3 '0'3' 3 __ ___9 31 ' _ _ _',3 __ ___ _ _ _ '0 713 08.'.38 1730C,.1E.o'7 8 bo0'3'37 —p~. 0..L..-'-.-3~, ---,o- 7o~~o'~7o~.3. C~oo-.to.7 3 ~01 ~ ~ '..I J20020t.300 373800.3338.3 __ _ A _ L_ __I_ _ _ ____ _ _ 8_ 60 4 4 Title: Map of Westphalia Township 6 N 4 W Keywords: M. Simon Est.; M. Schafer; J & A. Droste; Joseph Martin; Anthony Spitzley; Joseph Martin; Andrew Schneider; Mathias Thelen; John Droste; Peter Simon; Bernard Hanses; Bernard Hanses; P. Thelen; F. Martin; William Stump; E Fey; C Schneider; A. Martin; John Fedewa; John Cook; John H. Thelen; Michael Fedewa; Res of John Fedewa; Constantin Nau; Michael Pung Est; Adam Martin; Anna M. Thome; Michael Spitzley; Res; Constantin Nau; H. Thelen; J.P. Schneider; Peter Bast; John P. Fox; Anthony Luckenbach; E. Rademacher; John W. Rademacher; John M. Rademacher; William A. Rademacher; Res; Res; M. Schneider Est; C Fandel; Frarnk J. Wacker; Joseph Schmitz; John Blundy; John Thelen; Gertrude Fox; Nicholas Fox; John A. Thelen; Frank Wacker; Charles Theis; John A. Thelen; Raymond Baker; John Baur; John J. Schueller; A. Blaser; E. B. Schneider; George Fedewa; Mathias Fedewa; Peter Thelen; A. Schafer; W. Stump; John Miller; Gertrude Bohr; Ferd. Martin; Joseph Bohr; John Schafer; John Pasche; George Fedewa; Anthony Schafer; Cem; Westphalia; Anthony Bohr; Michael Spitzley; N. Schafer; John Schafer; J. Hazenbach; Ferd Schmitt; Nicholas Thome; Anthony Arens; Casper Cook; Fullers Creek; A.M. Donneboeke; Anthony Arens; John Miller; Anthony Arens; Robert Bengel; Theo Bengel; Bernard Buchel; Theodore Rademacher; A.M. Thelen; A. Arens; M. Thelen; Peter Thelen; Lawrence Thelen; Nicholas Schomisch; Anthony Simon; School No 1; Jos Thelen; John Wieber; John Luecht; Charles Theis; John Wieber; A. Blaser; John Herr; Fred Feldpausch; John Maur; Peter Martin; Anthony Martin Jr.; Anthony Martin; N. Schafer; M. Bohr Est; John Schafer; Peter Smith; John Martin; Q Smith; John Hengesbach; Nicholas Home; W. Sontag; Ferd Platte; John Huhn Est; John Pohl; Peter Pohl; Joseph Hengesbach; Michael Pohl; School; Peter Pohl; William Sontag; Peter Pohl; Jos Platte; A M. Donneboeke; A Arens; John Lenneman; E Platte; Peter Sturm Est; F. Platte; M. Pohl; J. Platte; William Sontag; William Rossow; John Smith; Peter Miller; P. Miller; H Knopp; M Pung; Paul Pung; Henry Knopp; John Trierweiler; C Wirth; Geo Wirth; Anthony Wieber; Philip Wieber; John Wieber; Anna G Hoffman; Res; N. Smith; Michael Smith; Q Smith; Michael S. Smith; John Smith; Fred Burger; A. Smith; J. Smith; Joel Colby; Mary Gross; Joseph Hengesbach; Mathias Spitzley; Jacob Steibeg Est; Mathias Stabell; William Sontag; John Trollman; Henry Herr; J. Lenneman; Jos Thome; John Schlicht; Michael Pohl; Chris Fandel; John P. Gross; Apolonia Pohl; John Lenneman; Elizabeth Zimmer; Lawrence Keusch; E Zimmer; Gerard Rademacher; Jos. Buchel; Nicholas Wollscheid; J. Lenneman; John Naseman; Michael Feneis Est; L Naseman; P. Thome; J Wohlfart; J Wollscheid; W. Rademacher; Michael Bertram; Jos Witgen; M. Wollscheid; John Wollscheid; Henry Diebold; Jos Lehman; M. Wollscheid; Charles Hacker; John Feneis; John Pung; M. Bertram; N. Frey; C Hahn; W Hahn; N. Frey; W. Schultz & C. Brockman; L L Nickerson; W. Kelly; Edward Smith; Henry Leik; N. John; M. Hopper; Samuel Campbell; F. Patrick; Reinhard May; Henry Leik; M. Meyer; F Reist Est; Jos Meyers; Mathias Hoppes Sr; A Esch; A Naseman; L Naseman; C. Belem; F. Belem; M. Hoppes Jr. Est; A. Hoppes; Peter Trierweiler; C Belem; I Trierweiler; John Kuster; Chas Metz; A. Miller; B Klein; Jos Hoppes; Jos. Witgen; Simon Weiland; Apolonia Pohl; Joseph Lehman; L Zimmer; Frank Wohlfart Est; J.R Lehman; School; Geo W McCrumb; William Morris; Engelbert Esch; Michael McIntyre; Samuel Pitchford; L Keusch; E Morris; Jacob Guensterblum; P. Brendel; John Wollscheid; H. Sanford; J. Gruber; James Hayes; W Witt; E. Bitschmau; Mud L.; A Sanford; F. Witt; John Tiedt; M. Hoerner; Chester Kelly; W A Brace; J.B Randolph; J. Straight; F. Bucklin; Mary J. Jenkins; W.S. Jenkins; W.C Monroe; Burkhard Simon; School; H C Davis; W McClellan; E. Fitzgerald; John Simon; Anthony Simon; M. Patrick; Jacob Christ; Hubert Esch; F. Fernholz; John P. Fedewa; L. Chirst; H. Esch; M. Patrick; Jacob Snow; Joseph Kissane; Ferd Fedewa; Conrad Esch; W. Hagesbach Est; Frank Stump; M. Hoppes; John S. Green; Edward Fedewa; Daniel Manning; W. Stump Jr; L.C. Hazen; Joseph Miller; J. Fandel; J. Morris; Aaron L. Avery; John Fandel; C. Wirth; R. Hinman; Paul Volk; C Keusch; Almon Bennett; L Keusch; W. Morris; A. Kreckler; F.B Hemingway; L.C. Hazen; A.F. Williams; Charles Kelly; David Goss Est; School No 4; H. Sanford; C.L. Avery; E. Dillingham; M.J. Parkhurst; Caroline Brown; A. Kreckler; John Wells; N Wells Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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Q, SD 661 Q~...................1,?6., _ ___ ____Z______6Z ___ ___ 61,-Tra P-,1 7,1611 16 40661 66b 666,6617 16 r__O_ _ _ 4"....fi. 7761L ___T1 6 66 M 66401 J11 61401 I~~j __ 661 ____i Z 1~ I__ _ __K.L6.6 _ 17666177] ___ ____ j~17 1611176j1{ 6 ~16 6 61~6,', 61 71 17178 9S- 71 661o66 ~72 6.6,66 6 01 6 6.7 6 666~ 61 61 6 7 4062 1- 16 - 667766.71 ~67166 p7166 177666- 17 S 6 -T.16166 &-17667,66 t7 61) 71 1 7 7 77 ", 6 ~ *16 6.11) Q't 7176.7~16666 1 616 17 17~ 6,.- 146111 6 el 6 7 kt Z, 1,7616W 17 -Z. 176.17 161 1~ 6~ 6 616 77 1117 17 I 61 I 67~ -,J1 6 - I 6211` 1) 66 61166716 1 1.7- - r1l I- Z, - 7 - 6,6671166716 67171661 I I I I I 11. '- -1 I - I. I I 11 - M i P. MIMM.4 - R - -9 q OWN I P) %P M j - - - Title: Map of Dallas Township 7 N 4 W Keywords: W.M. Osborne; Webber & Ruel; Fred. Lodwick; A. Sherwood; D.W. Bissell; H. Thelen; L.C. Coffman; D.W. Bissell; P. Millard; J. Reynolds; J Schafer; Jacob Cook; Frank Ewan; R. Clark; A Ryan; A. Bower; John Long; School; M. Schafer; J. Reynolds; L. Frechen; Nancy Dutton; W.N. Upson; John Kruger; A Cumming; William H. Sage; J. Shumway Est; C. Herder; J.P. Kramer; P.J. Shon; B Weller; W.F. Glasser; J Ullrich; Jas Long; M Ullrich; Joseph Heafner; P.J. Shon; F. Mankey; S.E. Smith; Patrick Long; Charles Mankey; Peter Ullrich; C. Fox; Geo. Kissane; F. Andrews; Charles Gadt; A.R. Nowland; F. Mankey; M. Moritz; M.E Bullard; School; E.E. Moore; James Kinley; J.P. Salisbury; Daymen & Hecht; C. Cole; C. Hecht; F. Schultz; C. Hawker Est; L. Sudrow; C. Schultz; L. Sudrow; Carl Zell; Louis Epkey; F. Eldred; P.F. Parks; A N Lyon; Anthony Bower; Fred. Dunn; Fayette Sherman; Alfred Benjamin; A N Lyon; Joseph Houck; C. Youngs; M. Youngs; Fred. Miller; John B. Chaddock; S. Schafer; Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee R.R.; James Frazer; Cem; G. Harder; C Harder; Nicholas Miller; John Luttig; C. Ellett; John Ellett; R George; J Kohagan; P. Miller; Fred Miller; E. Sears; Thomas Long; J. Long; G Green; James Pierce; A. Stow; John Weidle; Nicholas Vanderlee; John Mankey; H Bennestadt; P. Long; Ezra Irwin; P & H.M. Perrin; Peter T. Jolly; Fred Krueger; A Altavater; G Poster; Cory Wager; P. Kasper Est; F H Geller; Fowler; C.W. Salisbury; C. Zell; F. Schultz; D G Baxter; P.T. Jolly; F. Merts; C. Gruler; C.L. Rossow; C. Meyers; F. Patterson; H B. Thornton; C.F. Meyers; John P Miller; J.M Miller; P. Miller; D. Shumway; Simeon Wicks; James Colter; Patrick Davern; M. Pennington; J.B. Chaddock; J.H. Pennington; J.W. Shumway; M. Schuller; C E. Parks; Edward George; John Falor; J. Kramer; C. Tiede; B Weller; G. Castner; James Dutton; W C Miller; L. Werner; Frederick A. Stow; John Gadt Est; Henry Bennestadt; S Wager Est; L. Werner; G. Castner; John Miller; Mary Fink; Peter Pohl; M. Gross; A. Martin; F. Kruger; Peter Martin; Clarissa Ocobock; E Schermer; N H Geller; E D; W. Schneck; John Milne; W & E Havens; M Waltz; C. Bengel; James Lance; H.M. Hoerner; Ferdinand A. Geller; W.A. Newman; J.F Rossow; C. Feldpausch; F. Schelhamer; A. Lance; Fred Fink; W. Light; Lewis Cook; Peter Cook; John Cook; Byron Pierce; James Colter; Joseph Houck; John A Cook; J.B. Miller; Hezekiah Parks; J P. Simon; Joseph Houck; M. Schuller; T. Schafer; Jos. Smith; Joseph Miller; W. Lauvens; John Schuller; Joseph Smith; L. Werner; Mathias Simon; Chas. Myers; Elizabeth Schneider; F. Halfman; M. Halfman; Mathias Schneider; J. Martin; Stony Creek; School; Geo Dutton; Peter Fandell; S.S. McFarland; M. Webber; P Halfman; H. George; F.H. Geller; John Miller; J. Fernholz; C Miller; A. Weiber; John Hayman; H. Sturgis; John H. Fedewa; School; S.D. Parks; C. Fendell; M Spitzley; A. Hafnagh Jr.; M. Sargeant; S.D. Parks; C Light; L. Feldpausch; E Havens; Saw Mill of J.J. Schafer; C. Smith; A. Schafer; O P. Parks; E. Padden; L. Parks; John A. Smith; O.N. Rosekranz; J.P. Fox; T. Droste; Christian Cook; M. Fox; Mathias Fedewa; J.A. Miller; C. Schafer; School; John Klein; C. Martin; John J. Miller; Paul Pung; M. Fedewa; J. Heafner; M & J. Fedewa; C. Thelan; John P. Simon; Jos. Dennebacke; Henry Miller; A. Schuller; J.J Miller; Nicholas Pung; John Dennebacke; J. Heafner; A M Kramer; C. Goodman; Mathias Ott; C. Goodman; George Ott; Peter Simon; M Herris; J. Biersladle; A Hugnagle; F. Hugnagle; M Schafer; A. Hufnagle; John Arnes; Joseph Cook; F. Fink; H. Flischer; Jas. Schafer; M. Schafer; E Martin; Schafer; M Schafer; C Willyoungs; J.H. Fedewa; J.J. Martin; E. Martin; L. George; S. Martin; Peter Simon; J.J. Martin; T. Van Giesen; Jas Smith; M. Nuffer; H. Van Giesen; A. Bleiss; Emma Dunden; H.A. Parks; E.J. Parks; F. Feldpausch; John N. Parker; Phillpp Cook; John J. Fedewa; Anthony Smith; Stephen Schafer; John Smith; John Schafer; Michael Fedewa Est; Michael Pung; S Fedewa; C. Thelan; August Simon; Fullers Creek; John Fedewa; Anthony Droste; A Droste; Joseph Halfman; Brewery of P.A Fritz; Thomas Webber; John Webber; John P. Simon; Elizabeth Schneider; A. Rademacher Est; M. Smith; J.J. Halfman; Louis George; Henry Selam; P. Houck Est; John P. Fox; Peter Simetz; F. Paul Est; Nicholas Smith Est.; J. Cook; M. Simetz; S.D. Parks; L.C. Parks; E. Parks; M Case; L.Parks; S.H. Parks; Joseph Simon; John Thelan; Carl Deis; M. Nuffer; Louis Weidmier; F. Feldpausch; A Feldpausch; F. Feldpausch; C. Feldpausch; C. Deis Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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3 9 Fo5;b I-?;;;'3fo o 19K6__ 007- R 46 5 4 K 0' ' 0 UBARSTJ\I ~ _ ~ ~_Woo0-oo0>4 4 0> 0>0- 4200 0 Ur F - 000 L~i'Oo4 — il. ID0.0~0., o6o I4 2-16~.5 000 0 0 __ 00> ___ ______ ___ ___ ___ ______ I S ff7 -I "'Ol'o & 0>-~ ~ 06 — pi)h.o~oo 66 ooo.oo~ooo.01or 7 I. "T. - __ -TV —Z -/:Z, im 0 -'O I - I KIw.X _ 4 100_5 o6 01 t 6t 60 I,l I j-, " —. _S' — i-f-7-,, '_ I -SI - 7-'t ' - I 1-1 -1 " 9004 C66.t. 10L o 660 0\Ooo. ho. 000 00,P 4 1 -Et, — v J30, 0oo7-~oA Eo. —o6-o 0-o, oot/0 000 Yo-,0o 00 IV-Z0oo0 006 '!Too0>:o' 000 ~ 1. I I - I.-. I6, 010 I )P- - 'S 7-,x _'- '_ -, 'e'- b - _1 _"?, -I- 7 - -7-1 -1 - 4-Ub-,Z 0. 0 1 1 ) V 1 I 'O1j2~ 00 00 --,: -'0.P06 g 0.6 "M-,- 10.10. I!00 0.- -—,o0' 06 I I - - - __ ___ - - - 11 - - 000'7J l - E;' 'A I-2 I, '_T _t_-7 -,C, - - - -16 C, I,- I __W_ . I I 1 7 I I I th I *_,0 1 00 0: __l I -i 0 *> 0 460 10 C, 6 Q x Title: Map of Lebanon Township 8 N 4 W Keywords: School; Mrs Geo Ludwick; Abram Terwilliger; Michael Messer; LeVeme Smith; W. W Smith; O.W. Smith; Geo. T. Roberts; Mrs M. Goolthute; Fifield Crk.; Chas Tabor; Myron Goolthute; Mrs Geo Knowles; Thos Holleram; Wm Camp; May S. Smith; Mrs. Jas Hennely; R. Holmes Est; Thos A Marion; L.M. Nichols; Thomas O'Connell; Mrs A.E. Sessions; Warren M. Hundy; John Curtin; Dennis Fitzpatrick; John O'Connell; Edward O'Connell; Florence O'Connell; Mrs Mary O'Connell; D O'Neil; E. Baxter; John Harden; Chas Martin; James O'Niel; H O'Niel; Wm Bamber; Sarah Wright; Aldrich & Van Sycle; Dorr Dickermann; L.S. Scott; John Fitzpatrick; A.W. Harvey; Hiram B Cole; M.B Allen; School; B.P. Aldred; Mrs A. Guire; Mrs. A. Newton Est; M.T. Allen; J.M Whittacre; Linna Payne; S. Aldrich; G.A. Smith; I.V.M. Smith; Michael Cahalon; A.A. Moore; DFI Kirkpatrick; P. Baldwin; A.H. Colby; M.J. Tyler; E.P. Harris; Hubbardston; J.M. Lattimer; W.O. Warren; A. Drennan; J. Foreman; Mrs A K Goolthute; Mrs. Warren; Mary Shear; R L Catline; A.H Lattimer; Mrs Mary Shear; Wm. L. Brown; C. Stoddard; School; M. Townsend; T. O'Connell; Frank Burch; John O Connell; School; Stoddard; A.S. Harris; Mrs. C. Stroman; P.K Banta; Mrs R Timlin; Edmond Fitzpatrick; Wm Fitzpatrick; Michael Cahalon; John Fitzpatrick; Dennis Sullivan; Jas McDermott; O. Cunningham; L. Robinson; Jas Fitzpatrick; Maria Harvey; A. Harvey; Wm Vanalstyne; Eliza Nash; S. Kinney; O.L. Spaulding; C.M Sheldon; John Randolph; C.M. Sheldon; Unknown; Alfred DeWitt; J.F. Owen; F F Owen; Wm Pinkney; Peter Pinkney; John Pinkney; School; Henry White; John Thomas; J.F Owen; S T. Cranson; H.J. Maurer; Fair Grounds; G.K Bolender; L.R. Ellis; Jacob Kreighbaum; Alfred Kemp; Frank Bolender; E.P. Harris; L. Cooper; W.A. Butler; Mrs Mary Shear; Mrs. L.G. Burch; Wm Dexter; M.W Stoddard; Julia & Jennie Mathews; State Land; Mrs C Storman; C. Benjamin; A.S. Harris; Geo Kraus; David Rogers; Dennis Hennely; James Fisher; E.B. Warne; Wm Mowser; L.E. Landis; E G. Bement; L. Parker; A Y. Boak; Valentine Lewis; Mrs Phebe Skinner; Frank Lamphere; John Pinkney; C.C. 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75.73:oF IIFLOVRAL 'I'4,A A VE. IOTHPAJ7O S PT JHNS~TO C OUNTY SEAT OF CLINTO~N CO.M)IGl. SJ-LrnIVo o,, I 7 7, 13 13,,, 8 s. S T /2 1 I 1 4 1 1 7 1 OUTLOT T O UTLO T S — ] - — I. --- —-I —] I- - - ---— I ---- ------ 7 [ ---— I --- —-- - ----- — I --- —----— IF --- —] Title: North Part of St. Johns, County Seat of Clinton Co., Mich. Keywords: A. Crighton; Richard Moore; J.M. Dewitt; James L. Hill; Perrin's 2nd Add.; Stout St.; A.L. Lake; B. Griffith; Avenue Add.; Floral Ave.; Lewis St.; S.W. Gibbs; Wolcott's Add.; S.W. Gibbs; Alley; B.D. Holten et al; Gibbs St.; Robert M. Steel; M. Walker; Geo. W. Peters; J.W. Fitzgerald; Euclid St.; Perrin's Add.; School; School House Blk.; Gibbs Ave.; Gibbs Add.; G.J. Gibbs; Vauconsant St.; Vauconsant's Add.; G.J. Gibbs; Boiler & Engine Works; Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee R.R.; Water Works; Walker & Steel's Subdivision; Outlot; Lincoln St.; Creamery; Steele St.; Paint Shop; Dry Kiln; Largest Table Factory in the World; St. Johns; Spring Cos. Works; Feed Mill; Carriage Works; Ross St.; Warehouse; Private Way; Hay Warehouse; Planing Mill; Elevator; Warehouse; Warhouse; Elevator; Electric Light Plant; Office; Franklin St.; St. Johns Cemetery; R.M. Steel; Crosby St.; Jacob B. Mock; Miner R. Frink; Saw Mill; Higham St.; Mill; Francis Lynd's Add.; Cheese Facty; William Bain; Ionia St.; Emmonsville; Rogers St.; Morton St.; Church; Emmons St.; Prospect St.; Lansing St.; Walker's Subdiv.; Foundry & Machine Shop; Warehouse; Warehouse; Wool Warehouse; Elevator Office; Elevator; Freight House; Depot; Railroad St.; Feed Barns; Farmers Hotel; Wholesale Grocer; Livery; Bakery; Shoes; Laundry; Meat; Bicycles; Saloon; Agri Impls.; Funiture; Tin Shop; Groceries; Dry Goods; Shoes; Tailor; Barber; Warehouse; Livery; Steele Hotel; Hardware; Agri Impls.; Gunsmith; Cobbler; Saloon; Feed; Storage; Blksmith; City Mill; Gas Works; Agric Impls.; Blacksmith; Hotel; Saloon; Saloon; Barn; Furniture; Saloon; Grocery; Tin Shop; Millinery; Cooper; Cooper; Opera House; Drugs; Saloon; Saloon; Dugs; Lunch; Clothing; Clothing; Grocery; Barber; Saloon; Barber; Dry Goods; Dry Goods; Saloon; Harness; Books; Bank; Bank; Meat; Drugs; Harness; Grocery; Repository; Hardware; Agric Impls.; Saloon; Wool; Paint; Barber; Tailor; Express; Drugs; Grocery; Baker; P.O.; City Hall; Subdivision; Walker St.; State St.; Brush St.; Hotel; Livery; Grocery; Agric Impls.; Millinery; Clothing; Drugs; Shoes; Hardware; Clothing; Shoes; Dry Goods; Grocery; Millinery; Grocery; Dry Goods; Shoes; Drugs; Millinery; Meat; Bazar Books; Billiards; Restaurant; Clinton Ave.; Hardware; Marble Hall; Furniture; Repulican Office; Undertake; Music; Meat; Furniture; Confectionery; Restaurant; Laundry; News Office; Spring St.; Church; F. Bundy; Sherman; Mrs T.C. Beach; Mrs J.W. Pollard; D; Ottawa St.; Cass St.; S. School; Church; Original Town; Mapple Ave; Court House; Linden Ave; Church; Oakland St.; Mead St.; Swegles St.; Viaduct; Church; Outlot T; M. Bordman; Outlot S; Section Line; Sub-Div. Outlot R; White St; W.A. Durkee; A.H. Walker Et Als Plat of St. Johns; Whittemore St.; Traver St.; Kibbee St.; Baker; Sub Div. Outlot Q; Scott Road; F.A. Durkee Note:

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ROGERS v.R 1 01o 12, E LL A S T RE, p, 1; T C. L y T,, 6 "' I, rl (; I 7'. Thyl~ si~bChI 17 COUYTY SEAT OF CLDNTO-N CO TvIICII. 86 AIII Io,,,A OUTLOT 2Y XN, PI, 11,1 d8.A I Ia,1 -1I Title: South Part of St. Johns, County Seat of Clinton Co., Mich. Keywords: Rogers St.; C E. Ball; W. Lyon; Wilson; T. Gilson; J. Nichols; S A. Wright; Cass St.; Original Town; Church; William Bain; Clinton St.; Breckenridge St.; Emmonsville; Ella St.; Morton St.; Emmons St.; Prospect St.; Wm. Gilson; D; Jno Bailey; Geo Stead; McConnell St.; Church; Jail; Baldwin St.; C S. Sprague; Alice Castle; Mary Worden; School; Dibble St.; Arthur Gilson; G.H. Scott; E.C. Wilcox; Larkins; H.E. Pruden; W.C. Lyon; Clark Stevens; Sarah Haines; John F. Kelly; Thos Gilson; Wm. Gilson; Lansing St.; J H Mather; W.H. Turk; E; W.H. Hoffman; Short St.; Pat Mahar; Mrs. Albertson; F; Ottawa St.; Buchanan St.; Clark St.; Trowbridge St.; Stewart St.; Sturgess St.; Sub Div. Out Lot Q; Athletic Park; Catholic Cemetery; Oakland St.; Mead St.; Swegles St.; Whittemore St.; Traver St.; Kibbee St.; Baker St.; Walker's Sub Div. Out Lots O. & P.; Scott Road; Chas. A. Atkinson; Taylor Stockton; E. Sturgess; H.L. Pruden; M. Curtis; H. Wykoff; J. Potter; Sickels St.; Hurd & Sickel's Sub Div. of Out Lots C. & H.; Hurd St.; Elm St.; Brown's Sub-Div. of Out Lot J.; Oak St.; Henry D. Smith; Geo. W. Emmons; George J. Munro; Delos Cole; S. Beach; C.F. Bishop; Edward & Ella Brown; John Magley; South St.; Part of Outlot J; M. Hudson; S.P. Harford; Helen Emery; Alice Blood; O.C. Harford; Mrs. M. Meaker; A.B. Harford; O.L. Spalding; Olive Molet; Andrew Putz; Wm. Welhusen; W.B. Smith; A.F. Cowell; Eliza L. Howe; P.Howe; A.P. Walker; A H. Walker Et Als Plat of St. John's; J. & C. Bersette; Outlot L; Outlot M; Outlot N; Wm. H. Carr; M. Mack; Ida Blackmore; Outlot K; Silas E. Losey; J.H. Walker Est; Arthur Gibson; Thos. Gilson; A.F. Cowell; Mary M. Walker et al; R.M. Sleet; Mary E Carr; Orin Wheat Note:

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ELSIE M. DUFLAIN Twp WATEP 13 74 9 fo 16 17 17 12 PINE 4 50 70 67 77 52 72 64 74 gs 661 Z 66 76 77 Ss MAPLE 110 112 124 18 114 v S T. public, 3 9 0 ST. S HEPARPSVILLE OVID Twp m- e NS' Title: Elsie, Duplain Twp.; Matherton, Lebanon Twp.; Duplain Platted As Mapleton, Duplain Twp.; Shepardsville, Ovid Twp.; Eagle, Eagle Twp. Keywords: E.W. Cobb; M.L. Tillotson; H. Setterington; J. Clement; Cobb, Randall & Wooll's Addition; School; Cobb St.; Cemetary; Pine St; Church; Dr Office; Drugs; Store; Main St.; H.W. Tuttle; G W. Bates; B D. Hicks Add.; Maple St.; Knowlton St.; Original Town; Church; Hotel; L.G. Bates; N. Brass; F Brass; D. Hatherman; C. Bates; Ovid St; Oak St.; R.H. Van Dusen; Saw Mill; Harriet Curtis; Lumber Yard; C.W. Hills; Ann Arbor R.R.; W. Deal; Love; Hays; Shultz; Depot; Elevator; Elm St.; Church; Van Dusen's Add.; Cheese Factory; Doyle; F. Tillotson's Add.; Bank; Livery; Thomas Snelling; Second St.; P O; Drugs; Dr. Office; Jonathan Hicks Add.; Opera House; First St.; Mrs C.R. Fuller; R.G. Van Dusen; I.A. Warner; R. Lampson; C. Sexton; Henry Wooll; Mrs. H.E Smith; E. Snelling; Mrs C Ballentine; F.A. Brass; W. Warner; E. Killian; A.C. Lee; Wallace Dunham; Clayton Woodard; Chase & Son; E. Kenny; J.B. Schoonmaker; Mrs V Wooll; Lyman Cobb's Add.; Mrs Lyman Cobb; J.H. Ludwick; D. McGraw; Frank Wood; Daniel Young; Chas Clark; John Broadhurst; C Lattimer; N. Kilts; Daniel Young; Mrs McBride; H. Seitmer; A. Gurnsey; Res; F. Hall; A. Gurnsey; Bradish Est; Store; F. Hall; Bradish Est; Mrs Jaffries; Hotel; N.P. Johnston; Stave Mill; Mrs. S. Jaffries; George Kilts; W.G. Bradish Est; M.F. Graham; Maple River; Wm. M. Armour Est; Water St.; Pine St.; Oliver Bruce; Maple St.; Public Square; Church; School; F.J. Hosley; Store Room; Gen Store; P.O.; Mrs H C Hesley; Mrs. E. Haire; W. Crell; Mrs A.F. Cuurrier; Mrs G.W. Babcock; O M Pearl; Peter Moore; Church; Res.; N.W. Brass; E. Paine; James Walker; Jas McCaw; J. Walker; Mrs E Lounsbury; Syrel Parmenter; Detroit Grand Haven R.R.; Depot; Monroe St.; H St.; W. Mill St.; Broom Factory; Mill St; P.O.; Church; J Sweeby; Elm St.; J.R. St.; Agricultural Implts; B S Shop; Church; Hazel Bros; Main St.; James Doe; B.M. Shepard; East Alley; Mrs. A.H. Shepard; R. Hazel; G.B. Valentine; E.D Cleveland; N.O. Smith; R.W. David; Church; E. Morris; Frank Patton; Thos. Ely; Detroit Lansing & Northern R.R.; Reed & Co.; Church; T H; P.O.; Hotel; L. McCrumb; Grand River Road; Depot; Geo. Newsom; Jacob Schott; H.A Snyder Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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4 4 4 4 4 I"I NO 11 Al Aw ft I / F, *' I I I IL, IF IM IGAIII, i p R) Title: Ovid, Ovid Twp. Keywords: F.D. Fox; C.A. Wilbur; Park Scott; Chester E. Jackson; E.De Camp & Mrs. H N Keys; E. De Camp; F; Minor A Hicks; David & Helen Thomas; P.F. Ewell; E.N. Fitch's Add.; Fitch St.; Clinton Co. Fruit Co; Evaporating Wks.; Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee R R; C Grumman; Herrington Est; P; O; E; High St.; Pearl St.; William St.; C.H. Misner; G.B. Daniels; Mrs. H Stone; Misner's Sub-Div. of Out Lot 1; Second (not opened) St.; Faxon (not opened) St.; Andrew St.; West St.; East St.; E; F; G; H; E; F; D; C; Park St; Faxon's Add; C; G; A; H; A; B; I; K; Wood St.; First St.; Church; D; C; B; A; Church; Church; Water Tower; Electrick Light Plant; Elevator; Elevator; Elevator; Ovid Carriage Co; Office; Lumber Yard; L; J.C.E. Gumaer; A. Buck; Mill Lot; Front St.; Clinton St.; West St.; Oak St.; Jas Covert; Olive Cross; A. Bennett; Section Line; Patterson's Add.; D.A. Hayt; J.C.E. Gumaer; D.A. Hayt; J.H. Robinson; Section Line; Maple River; J.F. Harris; F. Woodworth; Original Town; Depot; Church; Church; M; Mill St.; Gratiot St.; Main St.; Church; Park St.; East St.; N; Line Bet. Clinton & Shiawassee Counties; J. Vansice; Out Lot No 1; Mrs. R. Robinson; W.H. Strong; Haines; D J Mallory; P.C. Bassett's Sub Div.; South St.; R. Hyslop; Flour Mill; Creamery; Mary Parker; A Young; Out Lot No 2; Cemetery; J.O Hathaway; T.B. Southworth; D.H. Soule; Elm St. Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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C C 4 C C 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 11 4 11. 1 1 I Z-1 -Z) I-z In 1 I-z lz ',I11 "I Iz Q. ILL I37DY3 I _ I IL S NO.D if LS S 3iL(AA~ I il V-,F'Ov - 2, - -,. -),:;, - — ,. — - -! I -L-! A /IV -,? -Z -Z - -TT -" a "' -_p 0 I E-0 a- " r'- Iz I P11111" I 11 F-!: 'ZI 3: c:l I;;4 Lo C - -, -. - - -.01 - LISHE1397 Title: Dewitt, Dewitt Twp. Keywords: S.E Scott; James Harris; Newton McLouth; O.G. Pennell; North St.; Clinton St.; Madison St.; Jefferson St.; Main St.; Drug Store; Grange Hall; Foundry; Church; Dr. Office; Webb; Grocery; Gen. Store; Church; Masonic Hall; C. Ware Est; Parsonage; Harness Shop; Mrs J.W. Gardner; Town Hall; Mrs E.G. Holmes; A.J. Chapman; S.M. Cook; Mrs O. Gage; David Scott Est; J.B. Stone; Looking Glass River; West St.; Washington St.; Water St.; River St; Hickory St; High School; School Lots; Scott St.; Bridge St.; Hotel; Evaporator; Christian Jutting; Helen Cottermole; J. Averill; H.S. Gillett; S. Foreman; Rochester St.; Sylvester Moon; Creamery; Market St.; Blacksmith Shop; Franklin St.; Fulton St.; Eagle St.; East St.; Mrs. J.W. Gardner; Mrs. A.T. Bates; Foundry; Blksmith Shop; W. Turbush; Albert Rouse; J.E Noricorg; A Rouse; H.S. Fisk; Mill St.; W. McLouth; C. Langton; H.Gillett; L A. Gillett; C. Dunn; G. Preston; E. Hewitt; Grist Mill; james M. Turner; J.T. Norris; John Engle; Edmond Hewitt; Newton L. Webb Note: Publishers & Engravers

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eTI, 'I 1 j-..4 8:-3; 7r F- w C, t, :,z 0 Q = Iz, Iz, Q wo,, Q 11) llt —!! 1 0 2):J - 9 -, 7 7 Title: Wacousta, Watertown Twp.; Hubbardston, Lebanon Twp. Keywords: William Sherman; H.D. Weaver; Wm. Skentleberg; W.B. Lee; A.J. Smith; H.D. Weaver; Church; A.J. Barnes; Soldiers Park; Nelson Daniels; C.N. Hazard; H. Garlock; C.H Artz; G Andrews; C Andrews; C. Dyke; J.B. Barnes; Hotel; School; N.I. Daniels; Wm. Fuller; Oscar Clark; R G Mason; Res; Wm Skentleberg; C.T. Andrus; Church; Q.L. Taylor; H.V. Manzer; J. Oding; F. Dixon; Masonic Hall; H. Rowland; W. Chaplin; A. Hill; D.H Cronkite; F. Waldron; Nelson Daniels; Laura Cline; C.R Daniels; Mill; Looking Glass River; S. Engler; H. Patterson; A. Waldron; A. Corson; Lowell Creek; W.N. Strong; F. Knapp; Nelson Daniels; R.G. Mason; Maccabees Hall; H.D. Weaver; E H Davis; G A H Post; Saba Lowell; D. Lowell; A. Waldron; Nelson Daniels; Saw Mill; C.R. Daniels; A. Waldron; Cemetery; A. Corson; D.H. Kirkpatrick; Michael Cahalon; P. McGinn; Thos. Mooney; Mrs. E.A. Weeks; Wm Burke; Hank; Francis Hall; Martin Hayes; P. Baldwin; A.H. Colby; Line Between Clinton & Ionia Counties; Mrs. Frank Holbrook; Geo. Hayes; Mrs. E. Graham; C. Coonell; J.E. Nichols; Hiram Sybolt; Mary Ackley; Mrs John Leroy; J.H. Lafler; L.W. Dexter; Cchas Sturges; Geo Sturges; L.R. Ellis; Mrs H. Sturges; Mrs E.P. Husted; Bradish Est; Central Fair Ass'n Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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7c~ 2 LATTED ASGREE-NBUSH GREENBUsH Twp. 66,u 2- o - 17 7 70 T18 o mte- r26 ASH S TwffT. X -1 7 2/Fe. 1721T. 7 /, 24 ' MIL L ST' 1 2 75 AY ffetet" 4& I 4 -B-U C-H AN-A-A ------ - -5 T —. 741 ILW ST6 7 /1 / ffe it y 4 17 14JEWI/SOLOWT.ST.P 7 7 7 8 4 6 4 6 4 JEFFASONST. I/ I CHES TIUT S 15 9 ( /r-fzfle, -BATH Twp. CHE TALIT6,5 6 SI,eZe 300fct tIe4 In7d7 S0UTH c I. ITJe L eE Cty Ze- DO9 2dec18, J iffr ey 20 Title: Bath, Bath Twp.; Eureka Platted as Greenbush, Greenbush Twp. Keywords: Hiram Tooker; Thomas Smith; Walker Bros.; North St.; H Ware; J.B. Saxton; Michigan Central R.R.; Depot; Vine St.; Main St.; Walnut St.; Church; Drugs & P.O.; Store; Hotel; Original Town; High St.; Ash St.; C. Cavanaugh; School; Willow St.; Church; Chestnut St.; Wm. Hanrahan; Cherry St.; Clinton St.; Tompkins Et Al's Add.; Main St.; Oak St.; Mabel Lowe; South St.; Section Line; Sarah Cronkite; Isaac M. Dryer; H. Tooker; T. Cronkite; H. Hyler; Ayers Stevens; F. Barrington; David Henry; J.F. Couter; W.H. Smith; Mrs. C.M. Post; Laura Odell; Elwood Hixon; O. Kirby; P. Richards; Mill St; Hotel; Frances Barrington; Jas Kirby; W.P. Bolds; O. Botsford; T J. Wagner; George Brubaker; A. Wetherby; T.J. Wagner; Silas Turner; John Price; G. Brubaker; A. Wagner; C. Church; R.E. Turner; W.S. Pierson; Buchanan St.; Saw Mill; Joseph Walker; North St.; Jefferson ST.; P.O.; Church; South St.; Main St.; Fremont St.; Gratiot St.; Henry Case; W.P. Griffin; C A Hulse; I.N. Eagle; Mrs. P. Jeffrey; John L. Eagle; Grist Mill; S. Cahoon; Isaac N. Eagle; Church; Geo. Pray; John Eagle Note: gle & Co, Chicago. Shers & Engravers

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I 4 I I i4 I 4 4 4 I 4 1 A (I 4 I 4 4 11r. 4 4 I I I INS 56.,v -H - C, - I- -t - - 'NHIC-7 IVIO, W. HFRfSL'-iNGRAII 11 1. i I.. WE IQWIWW Title: Fowler, Dallas Twp. Keywords: F.H. Geller; Catholic Church Grounds; School; Church; P.T. Jolly; M.A. Ward; Joshua T. Wood; B Thornton; C.F. Meyers; J.D. Diller; C. Meyers; Peter Kasper Est; Mary Henny; W. Whitten; Kent St.; Ionia St.; Wayne St.; Pine St.; Elm St.; Resubdivision; Public Square; School; H.B. Thornton; Fannie Patterson; Clinton St.; Theresa Casper; E. Attwater; John Gay; Frank Becker; Becker Bros Flour Mill; Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee R.R.; First St.; Henderson St.; Second St.; Third St.; W.W. Smith; E. Wheeler; W.H. Richards; Depot; Elevator; Hotel; Hardware; Town Hall; Lumber Yard; Elevator; Genl Store; Bank; Hardware; F. Schermer; H.J. George; P.O.; M. Horner; F.H. Geller; Hotel; Clarissa Ocobock; E. Schermer; Fourth St.; Fifth St.; Sorrell St.; Maple St.; Main St.; Sixth St.; N.H. Geller; Fred Meyers; ORIGINAL TOWN; LANGE'S ADD.; Bath St.; Victor St.; James Lance Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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/ 4 ( 4 ~4 <4 <4 <4 <4 9 rA ffiq! R ON, MI.% el OA - M Al i 4M, 1 0 - &,'DENNIS, -. SC- a w rii m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i,I i) R) Y U 'OrI WW jTC-0GOI 7 Title: Maple Rapids, Essex Twp. Keywords: Hannah Hewitt; S. Hewitt; J.E. Jones; Saw Mill; Ashery; Creamery Co; Martin Allor; R R; I. Hewitt; G. Vanalstine; F. Downs; S. Adams; Mill; W & F Richards; MILL POND; River St.; Mill St.; Third St.; Ursula Reed; MAPLE RIVER; William Hane; S. Hewitt; Water St.; S. Hewitt; A. Rogers; Elm St.; Ewen St.; Peck St.; Chestnut St.; Garfield Ave.; Ashland Ave.; B.P. Hutchinson's Subdiv.; Peck's Subdiv.; Main St.; Adelaide St.; Washington St.; Church; Poplar St.; Franklin St.; Bank; Hotel; Maple St.; Oak St.; Section Line betw. 5 & 8; Eliza Neal; P.S. Perry; W. Hane; J.M. Halsted; Cemetery; J. Moyer; F. Terry; W. Hane; O.G. Webster; W. Roberts; Chas Barstow; M. Allor; H. Downs; Sarah Dimond; J. Reed; Wm. Hane; Jas Spiers; A.J. Norton; Rufus Ensign; William Hane; ORIGINAL TOWN; Union St.; Church; School; Church; Mrs. C.C. Vaughn Est; R.H. Sanburn; R. Anderson; G. Randolph; L.F. Perigo; J.W. Price; F. Price; C. Parr; A. Jolls; B.W. Hewitt; B. Hewitt; E.E. Moss; C.E. Knapp; C.A. Parr; Myron Moss; Amy C. Brown; A. Hulbert; M. Cook Est; W. Hallock; A.J. Moss; W. Bell; D. Wright; C. Casterline Note: G.A. Ogle & Co, Chicago. Publishers & Engravers

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0l I A H d Nc,0 j 1, N k 0 U Th~ K I 4 a I -K N 7 7 i'l Title: Map of Michigan Keywords: Isle Royale; Washington Harb.; Island Mine; Siscowit Bay; Saginaw Mine; Passage Ild; Leach Ild; Montreal Ild; Copper Falls Mine; Eagle River; Copper Harbor; Delaware M.; Penn Mine; Central Mine; Phoenix; Cliffton; KEWEENAW; Allouez; Beaser; Iron Riv.; Ontonagon; Cranberry R.; Potato R.; Ontonagon; Fire Street R.; Sterling; Misery R.; Nonesuch; Rockland; Greenland; Bohemian; ONTONAGON; Presque Isle R.; Gwanatch; Ontonagon R.; Ewen; St. Collins; Grossbeck; Trout Cr.; Elin R.; Atlantic Mine; Portage Lake; Houghton; Hancock; Albany; Groverton; Ripley; Portage Lake Canal; Osceola; Opeehee; Calumet; Red Jacket; Lake Linden; Torch Lake; Osceola Mill; Portage Entry; Keweenaw Bay; Robertson's; Newtons; Sturgeon Riv.; HOUGHTON; Kitchie; Sidnaw; M. H. & O. R.R.; Pewsville; Cath. Mission; Baraga; L' Anse; Skanee; Pequaning; Meth. Mission; Arvon; Taylor; Taylor Mine; M. H. & O. Ry.; Summit; Palmer; BARAGA; Worm L.; Perch; Nestonia; Spurr; L. Michigamme; Michigamme City; Beacon; Champion; Humbold; Ont. Jc.; M.; Greenwood; Stoneville; Erie; L. SUPERIOR; Montreal; Black Riv.; Agogebic; Duluth South Shore & Atl.; Hurley; Montreal R.; Ironwood; Abitoss; Thomaston; Wakefield; Agogelac L.; Mil. Sh. & Western Ry.; Marenisco; GOGEBIC; Bessemer; Hotel Gogebic; Road; Gogebic; Watersmeet; State Line; Lac Vieux Desert; Tamarack; Elmwood; IRON; Hemlock; Iron River; Palatka; Stambaugh; Armstrong; Bois Brule Riv.; Stager; Brule; Florence; Mastodon; Crystal Falls; Mastodon Mine; Michigamme R.; Holmes; Dickinson; Thoedore Vi; Metropol; Merriman; Iron Mt.; Antoine; Quinnes; Hy; uruet; Columbia Republic; Granite; Witbeck; MAP; ig Bay; L. SUPERIOR; Bancroft; Bruce; ngle Mills; D. R.R.; Nesaunee City; Marquette; shpening; Goose Lake; Cascade Junc.; Harvey; Derrton; Palmer; Cascade; Sands; RQUETTE; Smith Mine Junc.; Little Lake; Forsyth; Helena; Escanaba Riv.; Ford Riv.; Lathrop; Malton; Chi. & N.W. R.R.; White Fish K.; Grand Ild; Onota; Grand Marais; Grand Marais Harbor; Glenwood; Rock R.; Detroit Marquette & Mackinac R.R.; ALGER; Munising P.O.; Sta.; Schoolcraft; Driggs; Seney; SCHOOLCRAFT; Germfask; Manistique; Manistique R.; S. Manistique; Minn. Sault Ste. Marie; Hunt Spur; McDonald L.; Thompson; Culliver; Pt. Au Bargue; Two Hearted r.; White Fish Pt.; Shelldrake R.; LUCE; Dollarville; McMillan; Newberry; Manistique L.; Hendrie; Soo Junction; Tahquamenaw Riv.; Isle Parsienne; White Fish bay; Emerson; Points aux Pas; St. Marys R.; Sault de St. Marie; Iroquois; Bay Mills; Sugar Ild; Rosedale; Eckerman; CHIPPEWA; Rexford; Bayfield; Wellsburg; Stevensburgh; Lake St. George; Alexander; Carp L.; Pine River; Donaldson; Barbeau; Monuscong; Neebish I.; St. Josephs Ild; Pickford; Stalwart; Detour; Drummond; Drummond Ild; Scammon; Scammon; Cockburn Ild; North Passage; Grand Manitoulin Ild; Barrie Ild; est City; Faunus; MENOMINEE; Dryads; Comus; Whitney; Alecto; Perry; Spakting; & N.W. Ry.; Ford River; Powers; loman; Nadeau; Bark River; Cedar R.; rney; ey; ett; m; lls; Cedar Fork; C. & N.W. R.R.; Wallace; Carbondale; Chambers Ild; Menominee; EEN BAY; Sturgeon Bay; Centreville; Maple Ridge; Manistique L.; Beaver; Days River; Brampton; DELTA; Mason; Flat Rock; Wells; Escanaba; Narenta; Ford River; Lit. Bay de Noquet; Masonville; Ogontz; Bay de Noquet; White Fish; Big Bay de Noquet; St. Martins Ild; Washington Ild; Sumner Ild; Sturgeon; Sturgeon R.; Isabel; Van Winkle; Wiggins Pt.; Garden; Fayette; Gilchrist; Halls Sid'g; Trout L.; Pike Lake; Orville; Kennedy; MACKINAC; Biddle Pt.; Gilchrist; Epoufette; Palms Road; Johnson; Ozark; Moran; Allenville; St. Martins Bay; Gatesville; Prentis Bay; L.H.; McGulpin Pt.; Straits of Mackinac; L.H.; St. Ignace; Mackinaw City; Mackinac; South Channel; Bois Blanc Ild; Detour Passage; Kensington; Grd Croseing; Englewood; Woodlawn; chicago; Lake View; Ravenswood; Rogers Park; Evanston; innetka; coe; d Park; d; st; n; e; LAKE MICHIGAN; gh; en; eboygan; eville; them; Manitowoc City; Two Rivers; h; Kewaunee; SIN; S. Fox Ild; Beaver Ild; High Ild; Gallilee; St. James; Garden Ild; Hog Ild; Temperance I'd; Isle au Galet; L.H.; Gross Village; Middle Village; Lonsdale; Pleasant View; Harbor Sprs; Lit. Traverse Bay; Petoskey; Carpenter; Burress; Carp Lake; Carp River; Bliss; Leverington; Ely; Hughar; Pellston; EMMET; Brutis; Tobinabee; Ayr; Oden; Conway Spr; Alanson; Hinman; Harbor Sps; Littlefield; Epsilon; Maplewood; Freedom; Cheboygan; Duncan Cy.; Geyersville; Mullett Lake; Soya; Burt L.; Mulletts L.; Ball; Manning; CHEBOYGAN; Koehler; Burr Lake; Indian Riv.; Black R.; Inen; Mulletts R.; Diver; Rondo; Trowbridge; Spring Vale; Pigeon R.; Hammonds B.; 40 Mile Pt.; Adams Pt.; Crawfords Quarry; LAKE HURON; False Detour Channel; Strait of Mississagua; Western Duck Ild; Great Duck Ild; False Presque L.; Cheboygan L.; Rogers City; Shaw; Ocqueoc; PRESQUE ISLE; Alles; Rainy R.; Hugensville; Presque Isle; Grand L.; Posen; Long L.; Bell; Spring Harbor; Walloon L.; Ironton; Charlevoix; Hortens Bay; Melrose; Wolverine; Pine L.; Boyne; CHARLEVOIX; Advance; Addis; Seda; Boyne Falls; E. Jordan; South Arm; Intermediate; Norwood; MANITOU; N. Manitou Ild; S. Manitou Ild; Buss; Empire; Burdickville; Glen Haven; Sleeping Bear Pt.; Glen Arbor; North Unity; Pyramid Pt.; Good Harbor B.; Suttons Bay; Provemont; Leland; Gills Pier; Northport; Cat Head Pt.; Cat head B.; L.H.; Grand Traverse Bay; Omena; Leland; Old Mission; Mapleton; Good Harbor; Bingham; LEELANAW; Kasson; Oviatt; Elm Rock; Colon; Norrisville; Maple City; Acme; Yuba; Antrim City; Atwood; Mitchell; Eastport; Torch Lake; Snow Flake; Greswell; Torch L.; Clam Lake; Elk Rapids; Elgin; Rock Elm; Echo; Mt. Bliss; Central Lake; Rockery; ANTRIM; Finkton; Cheslonia; Lake Shore; Simons; Bellaire; Keno; Kearnay; Alba; ona; Spencer Cr.; Helena; Wetzell; Mancelona; Furnace St.; Wrights L.; Vanderbilt; Berryville; Logan; Browns Dale; Elmira; Gaylord; Klingensmith; Brifey; OTSEGO; Remington; Bagley; Vienna; Otsego Lake; Bradford Lake; Waters; Pike L.; MONTMORENCY; Hillman; Atlanta; Idlewild; Avery L.; Twin L.; Wolf L.; Lockwood L.; East Side; Bolton; Middle I'd; Godfrey; Long Rapids; Orchard Hill; Thunder Bay R.; Flanders; Alpena; Lit. Thunder B.; ALPENA; Beaver L.; Turtle L.; Hubbard Lake; Ossineke; North Pt.; Thunder Bay; Platte; Traverse City; Aral; Almira; Long L.; Crystal L.; BENZIE; Platte L.; Inland; Frankfort; S. Frankfort; Benzonia; Homested; Monroe Centre; Partlett; Joyfield; Gilmore; Brent; Weldon; Cedar Riv.; Williamsburg; Barker Cr.; Elgin; Elk L.; Keystone; Deitners; Crofton; GRAND TRAVERSE; Mayfield; Hannah; Paradise; Summit City; Cayton; Walton; Fife Lake; Ivan; Westwood; Clear Water; Cold Sprgs; Leetsville; Kalkaska; Excelsior; KALKASKA; Amity; Lodi; S. Boardman; Ivan; Fletcher; Forrest; North Br.; Fredericsville; Grayling; Appenzell; CRAWFORD; Michigan Central Railway; Pere Cheney; Wellington; Jack Pine; Fairview; OSCODA; Luzerne; Potts; Comins; Au Sable River; Harmon; Mio; Royce; Odessa; Indian Lake; Mack City; Hubbard L.; Roe L.; Black River; Alcona; Henry; Mud L. J.; West Harrisville; ALCONA; Harrisville; Flat Rock; Bamfields; West Greenbush; Gustin; Greenbush; Handy; Curtis; Bryants; Arcadia; Pleasanton; Beoscies; Wexford; Saunders; Yates; Cleon; Ann A. & N.; Pierport; Williamson; Bear Lake; Maritta; Onekama; Norwalk; Conger; Williamsport; MANISTEE; Onekama Juct; Sweets Bridge; Camp Douglas; Manistee; East Lake; Oak Hill; Filer City; Stronach; Manistee River; Sherman; Haire; Colfax; Randola; Manton; Gilbert; WEXFORD; Meauwataka; Long L.; Springdale; Bonds Mill; Harriette; Boon; Haring; Clam lake; Clay Hill; Cadillac; Cadillac; Thorp; Hobart; Luchs; McBain; Stittsville; Pioneer; Morrestown; Norwich; Moores; Higgins L.; Mitchell; Kokomo P.; Lanings P.O.; Lake City; Cutcheon; Starr Cy.; MISSAUKEE; Blodgett; Gerrish; Edson Cor's; Prudenville; T. Ann A. & N.; Galt; Falmouth; Vogel; Centre; Roscommon; Principal Meridian; St. Helen; Houghton L.; Pine Ridge; ROSCOMMON; Houghton Lake; Leander; Williams Jc.; Edna; Fortesque; Barker Cy.; & P.M. R.; Ashill; Damon; Potts; Thompson; D. B. C. & A.; D. B. C. & A. R.R.; Churchill; Law; Piper; Hill; Dillon; OGEMAW; Beaver Lake; Hade L.; Ogemaw; Campbells Cor.; Taft; West branch; Hemlcok R'd; Whittenton; Welch; Richland; Prescott; Greenwood; Shearer; Aeton; Stamnat; Beadles; Pine L.; Long L.; Loon L.; Au Sable; Oscoda; Last Branch; Laidlows Mill; Bristol; East Tawas; Mills; Tawas City; Charlton; Emery; McIvor; Alabaster; Light House; Au Gres R.; Gurnee; Clements Juct; Siddons; Free Soil; Chapple Cor.; Fountain; Bachelor; MASON; L.H.; Point Sable; Lincoln; Victory; Sugar Grove; Tallman; Tallman; Scottville; Manistee Jncn; Luddington; Buttersville; Amber; Custer; Weldon Cr.; Branch; E. Riverton; Marble; Star L.; Riverton; Fairview; Abbott; Clement; Willville; Ferndale; Olga; Lit. Manistee; Bristol; Diamond L.; Ellsworth; Luther; Copley; Totten; LAKE; Reno; Wingleton; Foxville; Deer Lake; Nirvana; Baldwin; Forman; Summitville Sta.; Russells Mills; Chase; Crapo; Freilingville; Park Lake; Oscola Junc.; Milburn; Marion; Tustin; Dighton; Hartwick; Leroy; K & S Mills; Avondale; OSCEOLA; Marion; Headland; Ashton; Milton Jncn.; Panasa; Evart; Reed City; Hersey; Sears; Chippewa Sta.; Lake George; Lake Rennok; Winterfield; Upton; Meredith; Wood Lake; High Bridge; Hatch Hollow; Pennock; Mark; Harrison; F. & P.M. R.; Meredith; Campbell Cy.; Harrison; Rices Sdg; Mann; CLARE; Hatton; Bun; Atwoods Mill; Webber; Wade; Crooked; Flint and Pere Marq. Ry.; Farwell; Dover; Harrison Jncn.; Higgins Junc.; Butman; Field Jn.; Alger; Achill; Butman; Odgen; Moores; GLADWIN; Mich. Cent.; Ketchams; Bently; Gladwin City; Grout; Cedar R.; Glencoe; Mt. Forest; Moffatt; Maple Ridge; Harman; Culver; Wells; Melita; Omer; ARENAC; Rifle Riv.; Omer; Au Gres; Sand Pt.; Clyde; Arenac; Sterling; Deep River; Eddys; Woodburn; Crystal Valley; Pentwater; Smiths Cor.; Allen Cr.; West Troy; Stetson; Nears; Hart; Elbridge; Bird; East Golden; Cobmoosa; Valney; Sammons Landing; OCEANA; Marshville; Shelby; Ferry; Hansen; Denver; Benona; Alice; Hesperia; Clay bank; Holstein; New Era; Blooming; Flower Creek; Grand View; Rothbury; White R.; Hatzel Gr.; Fremont Cr.; Cook's Sta.; Lilley; Home; Barton; W. Troy Jc.; Hungerford; Woodville; Otia; Lumberton; Traverse Road; Woodville; Park City; NEWAYGO; Diamond L.; Aetna; White Cloud; Alleyton; Big Prairie; Worcester; Gr. R. and Newaygo Ry.; Morley; Newaygo; Sitka; Brooks; Croton Sta.; Croton; Bridgetown; Grant; Muskegon River; Maple Hill; Ashland; Lake; Sun; Ashland Cre; Wood Lake; Grove; Pierson; Paris; Emerald L.; Chippewa L.; Deciple; Martin; Big Rapids; Rienzi; Byers; Rodney; MECOSTA; Mecosta; Bingen; Stanwood; Remus; Millbrook; Wheatland Ctr.; Altona; Sylvester; W. Millbrook; Rustford; Blanchard; Clare; Loomis; Sherman City; Delwin; Wrights Bridge; Horr; Calkinsville; Denver; ISABELLA; Van decar; Leuton; chippewa Riv.; Caldwell; Mt. Pleasant; Stearns; Whiteville; alembic; Rowland; Crawford; Salt River; Remus; Dushville; Strickland; Sheppards; Parkinson; Edenville; Coleman; Dorn; Ketchum; Hope; North Bradley; Sanford; Averills Sta.; MIDLAND; St. Elmo; Midland; Auburn; Bradford; Smiths Cross; Attabawassee Riv.; Dorter; Pleasant Valley; Mount Haley; Lees Cor.; Standish; Saganin; BAY; W. Feather; Pinconning; Lake; State Road; Michie; Maxwell P.O.; Terry Sta.; Kawkawlin; Williard; Linwood; SAGINAW BAY; Revere; Fisher V.; Monitor; Banks; Wenona; Salzburg; Essexville; Bay City; Guanicassee Cy; Wisner; Portsmouth; Arno; Gilford; Sebewaing; Kitmanugh; Bay Port Jc.; Ka-ta-chay Ild; Stony Isl; P't. Charities; Caseville; Hat P't.; Port Austin; Flat Rock P't.; Burnt Cabin P't; Grindstone City; Huron City; Port Hope; Sand Beach; Rock Falls; Elm Cr.; White Rock; Port Crescent; Rush L.; Kinde P.O.; Pinnebog P.O.; Redman; Hayes; Bay Port; Filion P.O.; filion; Rapson; HURON; Pigeon; Elkton; Goodman; Bad Axe; Verona Mills; Kilkenny; Popple P.O.; Helena; Pt. Huron & Northwestern R.R.; Owendale; Creed City; Watrous; North Burns P.O.; Wadsworth; Parisville; Crawcow; Ruth; MUSKEGON; County Line; Holton; Dash P.O.; Big Rap. Br. Of & W.M. Ry.; Montague; White Hall; White River; Twin Lake; Sweet; Cliff; Dalton; B.R. Junc.; N. Muskegon; Ryerson; Muskegon; Slocums Grove; Trent; Bailey; Moon; Bluffton; Black lake; Lake Harbor; Fruitport; Norion; Pickands Jncn.; Ravenna; Six Corners; Canada Cors; Big Spring; Lisbon; Sprta; English V.; Amble; Lake View; Cato; Avreyville; Saginaw Valley & Ry.; Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway; Wyman; Summerton; Edmore; Cedar Lake; Vestaburg; Howard City; Belvidere; Six Lakes; McBrides; Westville; MONTCALM; Summerville; Riverdale; Coral; Maple Val.; Ferris; Trufant; L. & N. Ry.; Elwell; Langston; Gowen; Stanton; Fishville; Sidney; Sheridan; Detr. Lansing and Northn. Rail way; Bloomer Cre.; Carson Cy.; Crystal; Middletown; Greenville; Ionsden; Fenwick; Bloomer Cre.; Bushnell Cre.; Vickeryville; Forest Hill; Breckenridge; Wheelers; Merrill; Alma; Pine Riv.; St. Louis; Wests Mill; Seville; Beebe; Elm Hall; Lafayette; Sumner; Ithaca; GRATIOT; Newark; Douglas; Edgewood; New Haven; North Star; Hasty; Pompei; Ola; Stella; Leon; Brice; Perrington; Bridgeville; Spring Brook; Bannister; Ann Arbor and Milwaukee Rail Way; Ashley; Saginaw City; Arthur; Reese; Hemlock City; Swan Creek; Painesville; Frost; S. Saginaw; E. Saginaw; Bloomfield Jc.; Randall; Porters; Swan Cr.; Bradley; Bridgeport Cre; Buena Vista; Bloomfield; Trostville; Rich V.; Jenney; SAGINAW; Nelson; Cass Bridge; Frankenmuth; Cass Riv.; St. Charles; Blackmar; Tuscola; Tyner; Leutz; Garfield; Shiawasee Riv.; Taymouth; Brant; Chesaming; Montrose; Birch Run; County Line; Arbella; Flint and Pere Marq. Ry.; Oakley; Chapin; Layton Cor.; Brent; Elk; Montrose; Clio; Rogersville; Unionville; Gagetown; Greenleaf; Akron; Woodman; Columbia; Cass City; Wickware; Fair grove; Ellington; Elmwood; Kintner; Caro; Deford; Novesta; TUSCOLA; Denmark; S. & C. R.R.; Watrousville; Wahjamega; Kingston; Wilmot; Denmark St.; E. Dayton; Newberry; Vassar; Juniata; Easy; May; Cramptons; Elva; Begoles Mill; Watertown; Millington; Fastoria; Tyre; Minden; Charleston; Forestville; Cumber; Cedar Dale; Palms; Argyle; Richmondville; Mills; Shabbona; Deckerville; Downington; Davis Corners; Forester; SANILAC; Lamotte; Sandusky; Sandusky; Port Sanilac; Elmer; Germania; Carsonville; Anderson; Applegate P.O.; Pine Hill; Marlette; Odlam Sta; Omard; Peck; Buel; Lexington; E. Fremont; Speaker; Valley Cent; Melvin; Roseburg; Black R.; Evergreen; Amadore; Crosswell; Ferrysburg; Nunica; Dennison; Wright; Grand Haven; Spring Lake; Spoon V.; Coopers V.; Alpine; Berlin; North Robinson; Oconto; Allendale; Eastmans V.; Robinson; Tallmadge; Lamont; Johnsville; OTTAWA; West Olive; Ottawa St.; Georgetown; Jennison V.; Olive; Blendon; Bauer; Hudson V.; S. Blendon; New Holland; Fishers Sta.; Ventura; North Holland; Ventura; Zeeland; Beaver Dam; Hirnley; Vriesland; C. & W.M. Ry.; holland; N. Groninger; Jamestown; Forest Grove; N. Dorr; Sand Lake; Dickson; Lockwood; Louden; Cedar Spr.; Nelson; Casnovia; Kent City; Spencers Mill; Barcks; Oakfield Cre; Griswold; Edgerton; Cortland Cre; Rockford; Belmont; Grattan; Belding; Cannonsburg; Grant; KENT; Mill Cr.; Grand Rapids; Alton; Eagle Mills; Fallassburg; Ada; Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee Rail way; Grand Riv.; Grandville; Cascade; Lowell; Segwan; E. Paris; Crosby; Alaska; Whitneyville; Alto; N. Byron; Byron Cre.; Dutton; Clarksville; Ross; Caledonia Sta.; Corinth; Mich. Cent. Ry.; Labarge; Bowne; Harris Cr.; Campbell; Kidd V.; Shiloh; Maple Rapids; Otisco; Orleans; Chadwick; Woods Cor.; Hubbardston; Maple Rapids; Smyrna; Matherton; Maple R.; Stanton Junc; Muir; Pewamo; Keene; Ionia; Lyons; Maple; IONIA; Saranac; Collins; Westphalia; Orange; Portland; Algodon; Danby Sta.; W. Campbell; S. Cass; Dosina; Sebewa; W. Sebewa; Danby; Riv. Bend; Union Home; Lebanon; Eureka; Lyons Mill; Fowler; St. Johns; Shephards V.; Du Plain; Carland; Ovid; CLINTON; Bengal; Riley; Victor; S. Riley; Geary; Wacousta; Lookingglass R.; Saginaw Div. of Mich. Cent.; Dewitt; Eagle; Ingersoll; Chandlers; Delta; Path; Woodhull; Elsie; New Lothrop; Henderson; W. Haven; E. Sta; Hazelton; Burton; A.; Judds Cor.; Owosso; Lennon; Venice; Corunna; SHIAWASEE; Pittsburgh; North Newburgh; Bennington; Vernon; Laingsburg; Hartwell V.; Fremont; Durand; Morrice; Burns; Bancroft; Perry; Byron; Shaitsburg; Glass River; Argentine; N. Mich; Sag. & M.; Flint Riv.; Elk; Montrose; Clio; Otter Lake; E. Thetford; Pine Run; Otis V.; Rogersville; Mt. Morris; Mathews; Cors; Flushing; Junction; Genesee; Richfield; Oregon; Lennon; Flint; Davison; GENESEE; Otterburn; Belsay; Gibson V.; Farmers Cr.; Swartz Cr.; Duffield; Rankin; Atlas; Hadley; Mundy; Grand Blanc; S. Grand Blanc; Gaines Sta.; Long L.; Fenton V.; Groveland; Linden; Drake; Clifford; Index P.O.; North Branch; Brown City; Burnside; Elm Creek; Marathon; Deanville; Columbia V.; Whitend; Beckett; Five Lakes; Kings Mill; Goodland; Stephens; LAPEER; Lapeer; Elba; Attica; Arkda; Poole; Imlay City; Hunters Cr.; Thornville; Metamora; Bay City Ry.; Dryden; Goodrich; Rural; Almont; Bell River;Brockway Cre.; E. Greenwood; Jeddo; Hartsoff; Greens Cors; Greenwood Cre.; Saginaw J.; ST. CLAIR; Canova; Yale; Brockway; Fargo; Lake Port; Atkins; Kenockee; Kingsley; Capac; Burnett; Riley; North Street; Martin; Lambs; Goodell; G. Trunk Jc.; Ft. Gratiot; Woodhams; Pt. H. & S. W.; Burns; Port Huron; Smiths; Berville; Riley Cre.; Wales; Kimble; Smiths Cr.; Battle Run; Columbus; Marysville; Lenox; Adair; Casco; New Baltimore; Fair Haven; St. Clair; Marine City; Roberts Ldg.; Algonac; Graafschap; May; Drenthe; New Salem; Moline; Burnips Corners; Gibson; Fillmore Centre; Overisel; Rabbit R.; Dorr; E. Saugatuck; L. S. Ry.; Diamond Sprs.; Saugatuck; New Richmond; Hamilton; Hilliards; Parmalee; Middleville; Wayland; Douglas; Peach belt; Dunningville; Hopkins Sta.; Bradley; ALLEGAN; Ganges; Tennville; Monterey; Hopkins; Mill Grove; Shelbyville; Watson Cor; Clyde; Pearl; Kellogg; Fisk Sta.; Martin; Sherman Sta; Glenn; Esther; Bravo; Swan Creek; Allegan; Monteith; Spring Grove; Hoppertown; Abronia; L. Sh.; Gun Marsh; West Casco; Black River St.; Cheshire; Crosseys Corners; Kibbie; Lee P.O.; Otsego; Plainwell; Silver Cr.; Fillmore; Freeport; Sunfield; Carlton Centre; Coats Grove; Woodland; N. Irving; Bismark; Irving; Rowens Mills; Thronapple; Morgan; Nashville; Hastings; Yankee Springs; BARRY; Orangeville; Maple Grove; Prichardsville; Kalomo; Prairieville; Dowling; Delton; Cedar Creek; Assyria; Banfield; Lacey; Milo; Hickory Corners; Johnstown; Gull Lake; Bellevue; Grand Ledou; Shaytown; Lansing; Hoytville; Roxanna; Millett; Dellwood; West Windsor; EATON; Vermontville; Gresham; Diamondale; Potterville; Chester; Kingsland; Carlisle; Charlotte; Ainger; Eaton Rapids; Olivet Sta.; Charlesworth; Brookfield; Olivet P.O.; Otter Creek; Stronach; N. Western Grand Trunk Railway; Alverson; Pine Lake; Locke; Okemos Sta.; Okemos; Meridian; Williamstown; Delhi; Hall; Leroy Sta.; Webberville P.O.; INGHAM; Mason; N. Aurelia; Aurelius; Dansville; Eden P.O.; White; Oak; N. Lesli; Bunker Hill; Winfield; Arland; Fitchburg; Leslie; Stockbridge; Onatilla; Deer Creek; Cohoctah; E. Cohoctah; Madison; Tyrone; Davisburgh; Rose; Oak Grove; Parshallville; Fowlerville; Clyde; Highland Sta.; Fleming; Oceola Cre.; Hartland; Howell; Highland; Iosco; LIVINGSTON; Chubbs Cor.; R.; Genoa; Brighton; Plainfield; Green Oak Sta.; Chilcon; McFerrier; Pettysville; New Hudson; Hamburg; Green Oak; Bucknevr;Thayer; Thomas; Ortonville; Brandon; Oakwood; Shoup; Lakeville; Austin; Oxford; Romeo; Seymour Lake; Orton; Springfield; Cole; Washington; Clarkston; Jersey; Eames; Mt. Vernon; White Lake; Goodison Sta.; Shelby; Drayton; Plains; Waterford; OAKLAND; Ox Bow; Clyde; Rochester; Pontiac; Milford; Four Towns; Auburn; Troy; Orchard Lake; Commerce; Big Beaver; Kensington; Wixon; Birmingham; Clawson; W. Novi; Walled Lake; North Farmington; Franklin; South Lyon; Novi; Farmington; Southfield; Royal; Elmwood; Leonard; Memphis; Armada; Richmond; Ray Centre; MACOMB; Davis; Gr. Trunk Ry.; Richmond; New Haven; Disco; Macomb; Meade; Milton; Clinton R.; Utica; Chesterfield; Waldenburg; Canal; Mt. Clemens; Cady; Warren; Frazier; Oakwood; Centre Line; Roseville; L. St. Clair; S. Haven; Grand Jc.; Columbia or Saddle Lake; Berlamont or Bear Lake; Calls; Breedsville; Bloomingdale; Mich. Cent. Rail way; Gobles; Pine grove; Kendall; Covert; Bangor; Glendale; Waverly; Brownells; Almena; VAN BUREN; Oshtemo; Toguin; McDonald; Mattawan; Lawrence; N. & S. H. Ry.; Hartford; Paw Paw; Prospect L.; Lawton; Corwin; Keeler; White Oak; Sister Lakes; Decatur; Schoolcraft; Travis; Argenta; Alamo; Cooper; Kalamazoo; Richland; Cooper Sta.; Yorkville; Ross Centre; Williams; Howlandburg; Kalamazoo; Angusta; Battle Creek; Galesburg; Climax; Comstock; KALAMAZOO; Portage; Scott; W. Leroy; Texas; Austin; E. Leroy; Indian Lake Sta.; S. Climax; Pavillion P.O.; Fulton; Vicksburg; Athens; Bedford; Lime Sd'g; Bedford Sta.; Madison; Partello; Duck Lake; Pennfield; Conois Centre; Springport; Verona; Wheatfield; Devereaux; Raven; Denton; Cerest; Marengo; Albion; Marshall; Sonoma; CALHOUN; Newton; Eckford; Condit; Pine Creek; Abscota; Homer; Burlington; Tekonsha; Clarendon; Stony Point; E. Springport; Rives; Tompkins; Van Horn; Henrietta; Waterloo; Trumbull St.; Woodville; Jackson; S. Henrietta; Portage; Sylvan Sta.; Francisco; JACKSON; Parma; Leoni; Grass Lake; Sandstone P.O.; North Concord; Michigan Centre; Bath Mills; Eldred; Sharonville; Concord; Jack Br. L.S. & M.S.; Snyder; Wilson; Napoleon; Norwell; Horton; Pulaski; Baldwin; S. Jackson; Hanover; Watkins; Liberty; Brooklyn; Dover; Birkert P.O.; Whitmore Lake; Salem; Northville; Chelsea; Dexter; Webster; Worden; Walsh; Leland; Meads Mills; Plymouth; Lima; Scio; Delhi; Emer; Jixboro; Weinsberg; Geddes; Ann Arbor; Superior; Canton; WASHTENAW; cer; Ypsilanti; Bridgewater; Olardon St; Pittsf'd; Ypsilanti Jc.; Manchester; Benton; Saline; Urania; Newcam; Willis; Spike; River Raisin; York or Mooreville; Stony Creek; Nora; Milan; Whittaker; W. Sumpter; Redford; Fishers or Beech; Bell Branch; Redford or Oak; Greenfield; Norris; Conners Creek; E. Nankin; Geer; Livonia; Livonia Sta.; Perrins V.; Whitewood; Wallaceville; Junction; Leesville; Grosse Point; West End; WAYNE; Nankin; Dearborn; Detroit Jc.; Detroit; Great Western Ry.; Ryegale; Cawana Southn. Ry.; CANADA; Canada Southn. Ry.; Essex Cre.; Colchester; Comber; Denton; Romulus; Wayne; Inkster; Delroy; Sandwich; Ecorces; Rawsonville; Belleville; Taylor Cre.; Wyandotte; New Boston; Eaton Mills; Menkinsville; Belden; Waltz; Trenton; Amherstburg; Grosse Isle; Slocum Jc.; Hagar; Coloma; Hale; Riverside; Hagar; Watervliet; Benton Harbor; St. Joseph; Milbury; Bainbridge; Sodus; Lincoln; Rectors; Stevensville; Royalton; Pipestone; Eau Claire; Morris; Berrien Sprs.; Bridgman; Berrien Cent.; Chicago and West Mich. Railway; C.W. & M.; Browns; New Troy; Pokagon; Sawyer or Troy Sta.; Chickaming; Lakeside; Union Pier; New Buffalo; Hills Corners; Oakland; Three Oaks; Gallien; Buchanan; Niles; Avery; Dayton; Bertrand; Edwardsburg; Truitts; Michigan City; Hageman; LAPORTE; LaPorte; Terre Coupes; S. Bend; ST. JOSEPH; St. Joseph Riv.; Lake Shore and Mich. So. Kal. Div.; INDIANA; Glenwood; Leesburg; Little Prairie Ronde; Howards V.; Volinia; North W. Grand Trunk Railway; Marcellus; Dowagiac; Wakelec; LaGrange; CASS; Newburg; Three Rivers; Cassopolis; Penn; Jones; Dailey; Diamond L.; Vandalia; Corey; Mich. Cent.; Jefferson; Brownsville; Williamsville; Barren Lake; Redfield; Day; Granger; Adamsville; Union; Calvin; Belleview; Vistula; ELKHART; Elkhart; Flowerfield; Flowerfield; Portage Lake; Parkville; Moorepark; Leonidas; Centre V.; Mendon; Wasepi; Colon; St. L. & E. Cr.; Nottawa; ST. JOSEPH; Fabius; Florence; Porrin; Mich South. Ry.; Grand Rap. And Ind. Ry.; Mottville; Constantine; White Pigeon; Sturgis; Burr Oak; Douglas; Fawn River; LA GRANGE; Lima; La Grange; Union City; Butler; Hodunk; Girard; Sherwood; S. Butler; Mattison; N. Batavia; Quincy; BRANCH; Batavia; Coldwater; Bronson; Bethel; Algansee; Gilead; Lester; Reading; Noble; E. Gilead; Kinderhook; California; State Line or Ray; STEUBEN; Angola; Ft. Wayne and Jackson Ry.; Mosherville; Somerset; Literfield; Mosherville; Moscow; Jerome; Det. Hillsd. And S. Western Ry.; Logansport; Jonesville; N. Adams; Wheatland Cent.; Bankers; Hillsdale; Church's Cors.; HILLSDALE; Osseo; Jefferson; Pittsford; Cambria Mills; Camden; Lukleys Cor; Canindaigua; Prattville; Montgomery; Frontier; S. Camden; White; Ranson; Waldron; Hinboy; WILLIAMS; Fayette; OHIO; Kelly's Cors.; Cambridge; Clinton; Jerome; Somerset Cent.; Springville; Tipton; Addison; Macon; Lake Ridge; Axalin or E. Milan; Ridgeway; Geneva; Rome; Raisin Center; LEWANEE; Petersburg; Britton; Tewins; W. St. L. & P. R.R.; Mich. South. Ry.; Canada South.; Hudson; Dover; Lenawe; Deerfield; Clayton; Adrian; Medina; Thurber; Palmyra; Ogden; Wells; Grosvenor; Seneca; Fairfield or Jasper; Morenci; Ontario; Weston; Ogden Centre; S. Fairfield; Riga; Blissfield; FULTON; L.S. & M.S. Ry.; Milan; Exeter; Scofield; Flat Rock; W. Milan; Oakville; Exeter P.O.; Carlton; Bryar Hill; S. Rockwood; Gibraltar; London; Maybee; Grafton; Newport; Macon; Raisinville; Aditone; Dundee; Riv. Raisin; Ida; Petersburg; Lula; Monroe; Stony Creek; Stony P't; Frenchtown; MONROE; Morocco; LaSalle; Samaria; Whiteford; Vienna; Vienna; Erie; Lambert V.; Little L.; Ottawa Lake; Alexis; Willitts; Sylvania; LUCAS; Toledo; Det. Div of L.S. & M. So. Ry.; Canada So. Ry.; La Plaisance Bay; Detroit River; Point Pelee; L. ERIE; Cape North; Maumee Bay; Middle Bass Ild.; Put in Bay Ild.; Bass Id.; Isle of st. George; Middle Bass L.; Put in bay; Kelleys Ild.; Kelley's Island Note: Published by Geo A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, Ill., 1896.

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12 7 2 1 0 11 10 0 m &If- t9 78 1 4 I H A5WI COG Title: United States Keywords: DOMINION OF CANADA; Medicine Hat; Calling River; Regina; Fort Ellice; Assiniboine River; Snake River; Lake Manitoba; Portage la Prairie; Lake Winnipeg; Fort Alexander; Lac Seul; Moose Fort; Hurricane River; Canadian Pacific Canadian Pacific R.R.; New Westminster; Victoria; Cape Flattery; Wbatcom; New Dungeness; Snohomish; Pt. Madison; Seattle; Olympia; Tacoma; WASHINGTON; Claquato; Cowlitz; Kalama; Mt. St. Helens; Astoria; PACIFIC OCEAN; Vancouver; Portland; Cascades; St. Joseph; Oregon City; Ft. Shepherd; Birdsview; Fort Colville; Lake Chelan; Ft. Okinaksne; Cocolalla; Great Plateau; Spokane Falls; Columbia River; Sitzville; Pelouse Jc.; Yakima; Pasco; Walluta; Walla Walla; The Dalles; Umatilla; Pendleton; Weston; LaGrande; Kingsley; Saskatchewan River; MAIN DIVIDE of ROCKY MOUNTAINS; Cabinet; Flathead Lake; Fort Maginnis; MONTANA; Missoula; Bitter Root Mts.; IDAHO; Lewiston; Pierce City; Deer Lodge City; Mount Idaho; Radersberg; Silver Bow; Butte City; Melrose; Salmon River; Salmon City; Washington; Bannack City; Dillon; Fort Assinaboine; Milk River; Fort Belknap; Fort Galpin; Fort Benton; Camp Cook; Missouri River; Fort Shaw; Musselshell City; Helena; Fort Howie; Musselshell River; Fort Sarpy; Centreville; Bozeman; Livingston; Fort Tullook; Yellowstone River; Park City; Fort Custer; Virginia City; Souris or Mouse; Fort Stewart; Fort Peck; Ft. Buford; NORTH DAKOTA; Fort Berthold; Miles City; Morgan; Glendive; Little Missouri River; Scully Spr.; Ft. A Lincoln; Cannonball River; Tongue River; Grand River; MANITOBA; Pembina River; Pembina; Grand Harbor; Devils Lake; Devils Lake; Minnewaukon; Fort Tetten; Fort Stephenson; Painted Woods; Hope; Jamestown; Bismarck; Fort Rice; Gayton; Worthington; Ft. Ransom; La Moure; Fargo; Fort Wadsworth; Aberdeen; Watertown; Rascoe; Winnipeg; Lake of the Woods; Sturgeon Lake; Rainy Lake; St. Vincent; Rainy Lake River; Crookston; Red Lake; Vermillion Lake; Moorhead; Lake Rasca; Thompson; Duluth; Glyndon; Wadena; Brainerd; Morris; Little Falls; Sauk Rapids; Superior Jc.; Chicago Jc.; Millbank; Melrose; St. Paul; Lake Nipigon; Long Lake; ONTARIO; Red Rock Lake; Fort Williams; Isle Royale; L. 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Smith; Jordan Valley; Dorris Bridge; Camp McGarry; Black Rock Desert; Winnemucca; Stone House; Austin Jc.; Susanville; Unionville; Granite Pt.; Weiser; Idaho City; Boise City; Pleasant Valley; Rocky Bar; Boise River; Snake River; Rallston; Fort Hall; Salmon Falls; Shoshone Jc.; City of Rocks; Kelton; Elevated Plateau; Ecoma; Great Salt Lake; Ogden City; Natchez; Elko; Palisade; Wells; Brigham Canyon; Stockton; Forest City; Bullionville; National Park; Yellowstone Lake; Bingham; BIG HORN MTS.; Market Lake; WYOMING; Big Horn River; Fort Casper; Pescadero; Franklin; Bear Lake; Corinne; Brigham City; Granger; Green River City; Rawlins; Point of Rocks; Evanston; Green River; Creston; Echo City; Salt Lake City; UINTAH MTS.; Ft. Robedeaux; Fort Uintah; Bear River; North Park; Middle Park; Powder River; Buffalo; Trabing; Belle Fourth River; Owl River; SOUTH DAKOTA; Black Hills; Custer City; Powder River; Curtis Wells; Big Cheyenne River; Bad Lands; White River; North Fork Platte River; Ft. Fetterman; O'Linn; Red Cloud Agency; Soda Lake; Millersburgh; Fort Laramie; Middle Fork Loup River; Aurora; Laramie River; Laramie City; NEBRASKA; Sidney; Julesburg; Cheyenne City; Fort Collins; Boulder; Greeley; Longmont; South Fork Platte; Wray; Akron; Fort Bennett; Fort Sully; Ft. Pierre; Pierre; Redfield; Bramhall; Huron; Iroquois; Woonsocket; Chamberlain; Santon; Mitchell; Chadron; Valentine; Niobrara River; Keya Paha Riv.; Scotland; Yankton; Bassett; O'Neill; Ponca; Covington; North Fork Loup River; Elkhorn River; North Platte; Grand Island; Seward; York; Hastings; Plum Creek; Fort Kearney; Fairbury; Minneapolis; Yellow Medicine; Glencoe; St. Peter; Farmington; WISCONSIN; Flandrau; Redwood Jc.; Mankato; Owatonna; Winona; MINNESOTA; Sioux Falls; Winnebago; Worthington; Wells; Ramsey; Austin; Doon; Alton; Le Mars; Algona; Fort Dodge; Mason City; Dakotah; Jackson Jc.; Charles City; Postville; Sioux City; Ackley; Cedar Falls; Wisner; Grand Jc.; Ames; Marshalltown; Tekanah; IOWA; Fremont; Valley Jc.; Des Moines; Grinnell; Oakaloosa; Winterset; Omaha; Council Bluffs; Indianola; Ottumwa; Lincoln; Nebraska City; Brownville; Beatrice; Hamburgh; Red Oak; Creston; Centreville; Chariton; Burlington; Missouri River; MISSOURI; Pattonsburgh; Kirksville; West Quincy; Keokuk; Wausau; Oconto; Eau Claire; Mississippi River; Merrillan; Centralia; Menasha; Winneconne; Two Rivers; Tomah; La Crosse; Ripon; Portage City; Ford la Lac; Manitowoc; Ludington; Pentwater; Calmar; Prairie du Chien; Watertown; Madison; Mineral Point; Milton; Monroe; Elkhorn; Milwaukee; Racine; Grand Haven; Kenosha; Dubuque; Cedar Rapids; Freeport; Sabula; ILLINOIS; Belvidere; South Haven; Clinton; Dixon; Elgin; Chicago; L. Michigan; Aurora; Mendota; Joliet; Davenport; Rock Island; Galva; La Salle; Kankakee; Peoria; Gilman; Logansport; Sheldon; La Fayette; Bloomington; Rushville; Danville; Quincy; Traverse City; Gaylord; Walton; Harrisville; Tawas City; Manistee; Reed City; Alger; Port Austin; Kincardine; Big Rapids; West Bay; Sand Beach; Goderich; Palms Dale; Bay City; Howard; Saginaw; Stanton; Grand Rapids; Owosso; Flint; Lapeer; Sarnia; Ionia; Lansing; Holly; Port Huron; St. Clair; Allegan; Jackson; Plymouth; Kalamazoo; Niles; Homer; Adrian; Manchester; Monroe; Detroit; Amherstburgh; Goshen; Wauseon; Toledo; Cleveland; Sandusky; Defiance; Warsaw; Fort Wayne; Tilno; Galon; Wabash; Lima; Mansfield; Kokomo; Hartford; St. Mary's; Mount Vernon; Crawfordsville; OHIO; Urbana; Columbia; Cambridge; Gravenhurst; Meaford; Owen Sound; Midland; Coboconk; Woodville; Kingston; Southampton; Teeswater; Barrie; Peterborough; Wingham; Orangeville; Coburg; Clinton; Fergus; Whitby; Pt. Hope; Watertown; Stratford; Hamilton; Guelph; Toronto; L. Ontario; Niagara; Suspension Bridge; Lockport; Sodus Pt.; Oswego; London; Woodstock; St. Thomas; Pt. Stanley; Point Dover; Buffalo; Rochester; Pt. Burwell; Ashtabula; Girard; Friar; Jamestown; Brocton; Dunkirk; NEW YORK; Corning; Warren; Smethport; Painesville; Oil City; Tilnsville; Driftwood; Emporium; Towanda; Akron; Youngstown; Massillon; Red Bank; Lockhaven; PENNSYLVANIA; Rochester; Altoona; Tyrone; Yellow Creek; Pittsburgh; Lewistown; Cadiz; Wheeling; Blairsville; Harrisburgh; Bedford; Perth; Mooers; Newport; St. Albans; Brockville; Ogdensburgh; Potsdam Jc.; Adirondack Mts.; Au Sable; Monpelier; Carthage; North Creek; White Riv. Jc.; White Mts.; Rutland; Pulaski; Rome; Northville; Utica; Syracuse; Saratoga; Bellows Falls; VERMONT; N. HAMPSHIRE; Schenectady; Cortland; Elmira; Binghampton; Albany; Hudson; Greenfield; MASS.; Springfield; Palmer; Waverly; Kingston; Hartford; Conn.; Fishkill; Point Jervis; Williamsport; Soranton; Paterson; New Haven; Long Isl.; New London; Sunbury; Easton; Reading; Trenton; Philadelphia; Long Branch; Jersey City; Brooklyn; New York; Sag Harbor; Farmington; Bangor; Bucksport; Canton; Belfast; Augusta; North Conway; Rockland; Bristol; Brunswick; Portland; Rochester; Concord; Portsmouth; Nashua; Worcester; Rockport; Boston; Cape Cod; Providence; Provincetown; Newport; Martha's Vineyard; Nantueket; Willow; Yuba City; Lakeport; Grafton; Cloverdale; Calistoga; Winters; Tomales; Donahue; Vallejo; Saucelito; Oakland; San Francisco; Felton; Santa Cruz; Monterey; Hot Springs; Chico; Nevada City; Reno; Stillwater; Virginia City; Carson City; Austin; Colfax; Lake Tahoe; Placerville; Genoa; NEVADA; Sacramento; Ione City; Walker's Lake; Belmont; Milton; Bridgeport; Aurora; Stockton; Oakdale; Belleville; Niles; San Jose; Mariposa; Big Trees; Palmetto; Carnadero; Tres Pinos; Round Valley; Salinas; Soledad; San Joaquin River; Fresno City; Big Trees; Independence; Tulare Lake; Vistula; Big Trees; Kingston Springs; San Luis Obispo; Bakersfield; Avila; Alpha; Ravenwood; Fort Ruby; Claxtons; York; UTAH; Chapin Spring; Eureka; Hamilton; Sevier Lake; Salina; Richfield; Currant; Patterson; Frisco; Bullion City; Reveille; Freyburgh; Pioche; Parowan; Clover Valley; St. George; Toquerville; WAHSATCH MTS.; Beaverdam; Death Valley; Cottonwood; Callville; El Dorado Canyon; Colorado River; Rock Spring; Fort Mohave; Fairview; Colorado Chiquito; White River; Mount Pleasant; Mann; Blue River; Breckenridge; Grand Jc.; Leadville; COLORADO; Buena Vista; Burrville; Green River; Grand River; Gunnison River; Junction; Panguitch; Elk Mountains; Ouray; Del Norte; Silverton; Rio San Juan; Animas City; Lee's Ferry; Farmington; White Mesa; Trout Spring; Fernandez de Taos; Flax River; Fort Defiance; Allantown; Carrizo; Mogollon Mts.; Canonas; Fort Wingate; Lanuna; Golden City; Hughes; Denver; Georgetown; South Fork of Republican River; Castle Rock; Centre Point; Wallace; Colorado Springs; Kit Carson; Gunnison; Canon City; Pueblo; Las Animas; Blackwell; Coolidge; Saguache; Lake City; Ft. Garland; La Junta; Cucharas; Thatcher; Almosa; Conejos; El Moro; Trinidad; Cimarron; Los Luceros; Santa Clara; Santa Fe; Mora; Las Vegas; Tascosa; Albuquerque; Gallisteo; Isleta; Fort Bascom; NEW MEXICO; Republican River; Concordia; Norton; Lenora; Solomon River; Wa Keeney; Stockton; Logan; Hays City; Russell; Clay Centre; Junction City; KANSAS; Smoky Hill River; Deerfield; Pierceville; Dodge City; Great Bend; Newton; Wichita; Kingman; Crooked Creek; Wellington; Medicine Lodge; Arkansas City; Salt Plain; Springer Ranch; Canadian River; Guthrie; Mobeetie; South Canadian; St. Joseph; Chillicothe; Hannibal; Atchison; Lathrop; Macon City; Leavenworth; Beverly; Brunswick; Moberly; Valley Falls; Kansas City; Boonville; Kansas River; Topeka; Alma; Ottawa; Lawrence; Sedalia; Emporia; Garnett; Paola; Warsaw; Jefferson City; Eureka; Fort Scott; Nevada; Osceola; Buffalo; Chanute; Cherry Vale; Coffeyville; Parsons; Joplin City; Springfield; Vinita; Pierce City; Vera Cruz; Forsyth; Arkansas R; Fayetteville; Mountain Home; Red Fork; Tahlequah; Huntsville; Marshall; Batesville; Ft. Gibson; Van Buren; Clarksville; Clinton; Eufaula; Fort Smith; Arkansas River; Conway; Springfield; Decatur; Jacksonville; Paris; Terre Haute; Louisiana; pana; Effingham; Mexico; St. Charles; Vandalia; Alton; E. St. Louis; Lawrenceville; Vincennes; Cuba; Pacific; St. Louis; Ashley; Centralia; Princeton; INDIANA; Salem; Bismarck; Grand Tower; Chester; Du Quoin; Evansville; Carbondale; Shawneetown; Henderson; Owensborough Jc.; Cairo; Nortonville; Paducah; Poplar Bluff; Charleston; Columbus; Elkton; KENTUCKY; Moark; Troy; Frost; Pocahontas; Jacksborough; Milan; McKenzie; Nashville; Waveryly; Harrisburgh; TENNESSEE; Humboldt; Raleigh; Jackson; Somerville; Mount Pleasant; Memphis; Maidson; Middleton; Fayetteville; Indianapolis; Xenia; London; Shawnee; Lancaster; Hamilton; Columbus; Morrow; Cincinnati; Hamden; Athens; Seymour; N. Vernon; Georgetown; Hillsborough; Portsmouth; Jasper; Mitchell; Madison; Maysville; Greenup; Gallipolis; La Grange; Grayson; Huntington; New Albany; Ohio River; Paris; Louisville; Frankfort; Nicholasville; Mt. Sterling; Owensborough; Lebanon Jc.; Richmond; Elizabethtown; River Jc.; Peach Orchard; Whitesburgh; Grundy; Livingston; Somerset; Glasgow; Bowling Green; Guthrie; Pineville; Wise; VIRGINIA; Glade Springs; Edgefield Jc.; Caryville; Rogersville; Lebanon; Morristown; Murfreesborough; McMinnville; Chattanooga; Maryville; ALLEGHAN; Cleveland; Webster; Wolf Creek; Asheville; N. CAROLINA; Bridgeport; Marietta; Grafton; Piedmont; MARYLAND; Harper's Ferry; Annapolis; Weston; Beverly; Strasburgh; WEST VIRGINIA; Charleston; Warrenton; Manassas; Pope's Cr.; Potomac R.; Gordanville; Kanawha Falls; Oceana; Sulphur Springs; Junction; Linchburgh; Burkeville; Richmond; City Point; Saltville; Independence; Danville; Halifax; Petersburgh; Hicksford; Suffolk; Jefferson; Roxborough; Gaston; Greensborough; Salem; Rocky Mountain; Weldon; Ellenton; BLUE RIDGE; Statesbury; Salisbury; Egypt; Cary; Raleigh; Tarborough; Washington; Gastonia; Charlotte; Sanford; Fayetteville; Goldsborough; New Berne; Wilmington; Camden; Baltimore; DELAWARE; NEW JERSEY; Delaware Bay; Bayside; Cape May; Tuckerton; Atlantic City; Chesapeake Bay; Dover; Easton; Georgetown; Snow Hill; West Point; Cape Charles; Cape Henry; Norfolk; Mateo; Cape Hatteras; Pt. Conception; Santa Barbara; Soledad; San Miguel; Santa Cruz; Santa Monica; Los Angeles; San Bernardino; Florence; Wilmington; Anaheim; San Nicolas; Santa Catlino; Santa Ana; San Clemente; National City; San Miguel; Waterman Jc.; Prescott; Anbrey; ARIZONA; Fort Mason; La Paz; Ocean Level; Eureka; Phoenix; Gila River; Maricopa; San Diego; Fort Yuma; Yuma; Mohawk Sta.; Tinajos Altos; San Rafael; St. Xavier de Bac; LOWER CALIFORNIA; Salado; San Matia; GULF OF CALIFORNIA; SONORA; Carrizal; Verde; St. John; Council Rock; Belen; Fort Tulorosa; Socorro; Maryville; Florence; San Carlos; Clifton; Fort West; Grafton; Ft. McRae; Lordsburg; Silver City; Fort Thorn; Tucson; Fort Buchanan; Calabasas; Deming; Paso del Norte; Altar; Arispe; San Pedro; San Diego; Settlement; Ft. Sumner; White Oak; Llano Estacado or Staked Plain; Fort Stanton; Engle; Lincoln; Presdio; Rio Pecos; Rio Penasco; Big Spring; Mesilla; Seven Rivers; El Paso; Yselta; Pecos; Metz; Carson; Rio Grande del Norte; Fort Quitman; TEXAS; Camp Stockton; Fort Davis; Ste. Domingo; Toronto; Haymond; Ojotermal; Rosenfield; Ephaim; OKLAHOMA; Washita River; Camp Radzminsky; Fort Arbuckle; INDIAN TY.; Mt. Blanco; Henrietta; Jacksboro; Camp Cooper; Ft. Worth; Sweet Water; Port Griffin; Albany; Eastland; Palo Pinto; Ft. Chadbourne; Coleman; Hamilton; Waco; Brownwood; Ben Ficklin; Colorado River; Menardville; Camp Lancaster; Austin; New Braunfels; Waldron; Little Rock; Hot Springs; Nashville; Malvern; Fort Washita; Red River; Fort Towson; Arkadelphia; Denison City; Junction; ARKANSAS; Fulton; Camden; Sherman; Greenville; Linden; Texarkana; Magnolia; Monticello; Hamburgh; Dallas; Mineola; Marshall; LOUISIANA; Shreveport; Farmersville; Kaufman; Longview; Corsicana; Troupe; Jacksonville; Winnsborough; Trinity River; Palestine; Pusk; Neches River; Natchitotches; Sabine River; Harrisburgh; Saint Joseph; Bremond; Crockett; Manny; Alexandria; Hearne; Huntsville; Phelps; Newton; Leesville; Marksville; Bayou Sara; Hempstead; Orange; Lake Charles; Clarendon; Moscow; Holly sprs.; Corinth; Florence; Helena; De Witt; Sardis; Ripley; Tuscumbia; Tupelo; Houston; Pine Bluff; Charleston; Aberdeen; Chicot; Grenada; Muldon; Jasper; Starkville; Durant; Columbus; Tuscaloosa; Kosciusko; Eutaw; Monroe; Mississippi River; Yazoo City; Narkeeta; Meridian; Gainsville; Prattville; Selma; Delta; Vicksburgh; Jackson; York; Martin; Waynesborough; Pine Apple; Natchez; Monticello; Bigtree Ridge; Woodville; Columbia; Leakesville; Pollard; Clinton; Baton Rouge; Mobile; Livonia; Donaldsonville; Mississippi City; Pensacola; Stevenson; Dalton; Walhalla; Spartanburg; Greenville; Seneca; Dacatur; Atalla; Rome; Kingston; Belton; Cartersville; Abbeville; Athens; S. CAROLINA; Birmingham; Carrollton; Atlanta; Union; Washington; Augusta; Newnan; Eatonton; Goodwater; Harnesville; Milledgeville; Buffalo; Thomaston; Macon; Opelika; Montgomery; Columbus; Cochran; Statesborough; GEORGIA; Union Springs; Eufaula; Lumber City; Walthounville; Troy; Clayton; Smithville; Fort Gaines; Waycross; Albany; Andalousia; Blakely; Bainbridge; Newton; Thomasville; Dupont; Cerro Gordo; Chattahoochee; Euchee Anna; FLORIDA; Tallahassee; Monticello; Baldwin; Live Oak; Junction; Perry; Middleburgh; Wadesborough; Morehead City; Beaufort; Chester; Cheraw; Lumberton; Laurens; Camden; Whitesville; Wilmington; Alston; Florence; Columbia; Aiken; Kingsville; Branchville; Georgetown; Mount Holly; Walterborough; Charleston; Millen; Vemassee; Port Royal; Savannah; Jesup; Brunswick; Waynesville; Fernandma; Jacksonville; San Francisco; Isl. De Cedros; Sta. Gertrudis; San Gabriel; Magdalena; Sta. 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Ockenden; Horndon; Corringham; Carvey L.; Canvey; epsington; Hammersmith; Southwark; Woolwich; Purfleet; Gray's Chadwell; Orsett; Pulham; ichmond; Lambeth; Greenwich; New Town; Erah; Thinrock; Tilbury; Cliffe; All; Hallow; Cowling; Windsworth; Tooting; Dulwich; Eltham; Dartford; Higham; Stoke; Kingston; Norwood; Morden; Lamb Abbey; Beckenham; Chiselhurst; Bromley; St. Mary's Cray; Gravesend; S. Fleet; Longfield; Chalk; Shorne; Strood; Rochester; Hoo; Melden; Carshalton; Eweil; Sulton; Croydon; Aldington; KENT; Hayes; Orpington; Farnborough; Chelsfield; Farningham; Meopham; Ash; Chatham; Newin; Gilling; SURRAY; Kestor; Sanderstead; Halstead; Shoreham; Stanstead; Snodland; Bredh; Epsom; Banstead; Chipstead; Warlingham; Knockneit; Otford; Seal; Wrotham; Ightham; Aylesford; W. 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Maurles; Foseos; Champigny; Marne; Plessis Piquiet; Fontenay-aux-roses; Sceaux; Chatenay; Bievre; Verrieres; Igny; Antony; Villejuif; Vitry; l'Hay; Chevilly; Choisy-le-Roi; Thias; Fresnes-les-Rungis; Rungis; Orly; Bonneuil; Suc; Boissy St. Leger; Valenton; Charlottenburg Forest; Weddin; Canal; Neu Hohen; Schorhausen; Nornen; Wiese; Neu Moabit Barracks; Clanen; BERLIN; Park Palace; Charlottenburg; Lienzow; Bellevue; Thiergarten; Zeite; Lichtenberg; Veue Welt; Schlosschen; Friedrichsb; Co; Hietzen See; Zoologica Garden; Hustrin; Buxhagon; Hightenb; Rummelsburg; Meierei; Kie; Hohle See; Botanic Garden; Johannistisch; Weinberg; Gorlitz R.R.; Stralow; Wilmersdorf; Schmargendorf; Neu Keuz-Berg; Alt Schoneberg; Tivoli; Roll Krug; Trentow; Roll B.; Parade Ground; Ricksdorf; Dahlem; Belvedere; Neu Lichterfelde; Steglitz; Dresden R.R.; Tempelhof; Fritz; Busch Krug; Berlin R.R.; Lichterfelde; Ciesensdorf; Lankwitz; Marienddorf; Buckow; Little Nevka; Barracks; Barracks; Gr. Nevka Samson Br.; Artillery Laboratory; Magazine; Little; Esalanade; Peter Paul Fort; Iroitski Br; Po. Of Peter Gr.; Loskereisk; Colony of Galeeren Haven; University; Emp. Palace; Great Neva; Pet. Gr.; Isaacs Br.; Bourse Museum; Admiralty; Isaacs Ch.; Winter Palace; Czars Meadow; Artillery; Galeeren L.; Barra Pars Gro; Wahring; Angarten; Station; Baths; Wiener Denau Canal; Leopoldstadt; Station; Neu erchenfeld; ischler Kreutz; Station; Funfhaus; Meidling; Railway Station; Artillery; Arsenal; Rosetta Mouth; Low Sand Coast; C. Boorlos; Fort; El Burg; Beltim; Ezbet; Ft. St. Jullan; Rashid Rosetta; Aboo Mandoor 1798; Aboukir; Aboukir Bay; Mediterranean Se; Mandara; Boorlos Lake; Bereabal; Dan; Faras; Sitte Gam; Ramleh; Alexandria; El Meks; Mellaba; Etko L.; Daroot; Dibeh; Foddh; Affeh; Dessook; Tida; Kasresh; Shekh; Benoob; Bebay; Nabara; Shirbin; Dall; As; Lake Maceotis; Dayr Ams; Caims; Ramaneeh; Daruanhoor; Kallin; Shebreket; Neoeel; Semenood; Mehalletel; Manso; El Rashad; Boomnah; Harareh; Ancient Canal; Housh Isa; Sa; Nikleh; Ramsses; Dareen; Kefr Zayet; Abooseer; Tambool; Tanta; Nego; Mit Ghum; EGYP; Shaboo; Nigeeleh; Tareen; Teraneh; Algam; Santah; Jaffareeh; Meleeg; Shibeenal; Naoan; Zitten; Hebieh; Sahragt-Shib; Ac; Pe; Kasr Getajeh; Wady Natron; Ain Eggar; Ain Shesheghia; Ain Zaghig; Ain el Batha; Natron; Dayr Baramoo; Lakes; Mellaha; Aboo; Nishabeh; Beni Salameh; Werdane; el Kutah; Menoof; Benna el Assal; Beersheni; Ashmoon; Saideeyen; Siniete; Alrib; Pershoon; Me; Pell el Aboo; Keyoob; Zabel; Gonadolingsam; Amba Biskoi; Dayr Macarius; El Benai; W. Faregh; Kafr Mansoo; OMe Deenar; Boolak; Gizeh or Geezeh; Pyramids of Gizen; Shebramat; Abba; Cairo; Fostat; el Bussa; Toora; Archer Fiord; Grinnel Land; Maury Bay; Kennedy Ch.; Washington Land; Hall Land; Petermann Fiord; Longitude from Greenwich; Verlegen Head; Smeerenberg Bay; Hakluyts Head; North East Land; Seven Islands; Cape Smyth; Gillis Land; Zichy Land; Austria Sd.; Wilezek Land; Hall Island; Salm Isl.; Cape Tchelyuskin; Petrovsk Bay; Eastern Taimyr Penin.; L. Taimyr; Nordwik Bay; R.; Khatanga Bay; Khatanga; Anabarsk; Khatangskoye; R. Monyero; River Anabara; River Olenek; Liakov Is. Or New Siberia; Bielkov Isl.; Kotelnoi; Semenov Isl.; Vassiliev Isl.; Stolbovoi Isl.; Borghai Bay; Sviatoi Cape; Cape Darygig; Ust Yansk; River Lena; Verkhoiansk; Fadievskoi Isl.; New Siberia; Cape Kamenoi; Maloi Isl.; Liakov Isl.; Kromskaia Bay; R. Indigirka; Nijnei Kolimsk; S. Kolimsk; V. Kolimsk; ARCTIC OCEAN; Kellett Land; C Baranov; Wrangel Land; C. Chelagskoi; Long Strait; Aion Isl.; Tchaunskaia Bay; Ostrovnoi; Aniui R.; Barrow Pt.; Franklin Pt.; Herald Isl.; Icy Cape; Cape Lisburne; Hope Point; Kotzebue Sd.; Behring Strait; Tangent Pt.; Smith Bay; Cape Halkett; Beecher Pt.; Camden Bay; Manning Pt.; NORTH AMERICA; Colville R.; Parry Isles; Cape Macklintock; Pr. Patrick Island; Lands End; Dyer Bay; Banks Strait; Cape Maclure; Pr. Alfred Cape; Burnett Bay; Bank or Baring I.; Meek Pt.; Kellet Pt.; Nelson Head; Franklin Bay; Liverpool Bay; Richard I.; Pr. Albert Sd.; Esquimaux Lake; Mackenzie River; Polynia Is.; Napier Bay; Emerald Isl.; Berkeley Group; Criper G; Melville Isl.; Cornwallis Isl.; Heclu Bay; Griffiths Pt.; Russell Isl.; Melville Sd.; Peel Pt.; P.R. of Wales Land; Beaufort Bay; Prince Albert Land; McClintock Channel; Victoria Land; Wollaston Land; Union St.; Magnetic Pole; King W. Isl.; Coronation Gulf; Kent Penin.; Bathusrt Inlet; Napoleon Head; United States Sound; Ellesmere Land; North Cornwall; Victoria Arch.; North Lincoln; Wellington Ch.; Albeu Land; Jones Sound; North Devon; Beechey Isl.; Barrow St.; Peel Sd.; North Somerset; Pr. Regent In.; Lancaster Sd.; Admiralty Inlet; Eclipse Sd.; Bellot Strait; Cockburn Land; Boothia; Gulf of Boothia; Baffin Land; Pelly Bay; Hecla Str.; Committee Bay; Rae; Isthmus; Melville Penin.; Frox Chan.; Humboldts; Kane Basin; Glacier; Prudhoe Land; Hayes Peninsula; Inglefield Gulf; Cape Parry; Wolstenholme Sd.; Carey Is.; Coburg Isl.; Cape York; Hyde Bay; Melville Bay; Cape Liverpool; Allison Bay; Baffin's Bay; Baffin Islands; C. Shackleton; Ponds Bay; Upernivik; Cape Adair; Black Cape; Scott Inlet; Waigat Strait; Cape Kater; Home Bay; Davis Strait; Merchant Bay; Cumberland Isl.; Cape Dyer; GREENLAND; Omenak; Disco Isl.; Godhavn; Ritenbenk; Jacobshavn; Christianshaab; Holsteinborg; Ardencaple Inlet; Clavering Isl.; C. Parry; Jamesons Land; Liverpool Coast; C. Brewster; Cape Ewart; Cape Barclay; Cape North; Cape Bismarck; Koldewey Is; Shannon Isl.; Pendulum Is.; Gael Hunkers Bay; McKenzie Inlet; Jan Mayen Isl.; Arctic Circle; Madeleine Bay; SPITZBERGEN; Cross Bay; New Friesland; Pr. Charles Island; Ice Sound; Bell Sound; Horn Sound; South Cape; Bear Isl.; North Cape; Hammerfest; Loffoden Isles; Maelstram; Bodoe; Hinlopen Strait; King Karl Land; Eages Isl.; Ryk Yse Is.; Thousand Is.; Hope Isl.; Cape Nordkyn; Varanger Fiord; Cape Kanin; Kola; R. Tana; Lapland; R. Tornia; Kandalaskaia; McClintock Isl.; Weyprecht Isl.; Cape Nassau; Verkha Is.; Admiralty Isl.; Lutke Land; Cross Bay; Cape Soukhoi; Matthews Land; Cape Britvin; Cape Klokov; Cape Gousinoi; Nova Zembla; Lutke Bay; NOVA ZEMBLA; Kostin Bay; C. Menchigov; Cape Tchernoi; Kolguev I.; Waigatz St.; Tcheskaia G.; R. Petchora; Cape Mauritius; Cape Middendorff; Cape Fern; Sibiriakoff Isl.; Kara Sea; Tchaste Isl.; Waigatz Isl.; Karskaia G.; Yalmal Penin.; Gulf of Obe; G. of Taz; Cape Taimyr; Western Taimyr Penin.; R. Piasina; Avamskoi; R Kheta; Khantaisk; Yenisei River; Shigansk; SIBERIA; R. Viliui; YAKUTSK; RUSSIAN EMPIRE; Ust Villuisk; River Yana; Sashiversk; Yakutsk; Amginskaia; Olihctsk Mts.; Kolima R.; Stannovoi Mts.; Ghijinsk; Tauiskoi; Yamskai; Tchuktchi; Anadir R.; Gulf of Anadir; C. Choukotsky; Cape Navarin; Cape Olutorskoi; East C.; Cape Prince of Wales; Clerk I.; Norton Sd.; Michaelovski; C. Romanzoff; Gore I.; ALASKA; Yucon River; Ft. Michaelowsky; Mt St. Elias; Ft. Good Hope; Ft. Franklin; Pelly River; Ft. Norman; Lake Aylmer; Ft. Providence; Ft. Simpson; Ft. Resolution; Gt. Bear Lake; Lake Garry; Ft. Enterprize; Fish River; Ft. Reliance; Gt. Slave Lake; DOMINION of CANADA; North-lined Lake; Wager R; Frozen St.; Chesterfield Inlet; Southampton Isl.; Fisher Str.; Mansfield Isl.; HUDSON BAY; Fox Land; Hall Penin.; Northumberland In; C. Albert; Hudson Strait; Resolution I.; C. Chidley; Sukkertoppen; Godthaab; Hernhut; C. Desolution; Labrador Current; C. Discord; Breidifiord; C. Lowenhorn; C. Mosting; Greenland Current; Reykiavik; Iceland; Langanes; Mt. Hecla; Christiansund; Faroe Isl.; Stadtland; Shetland Isles; Noesne; Ternen; Vigten Is.; Homstad; Trondheim; Bergen; NORWAY; Gulf of Bothnia; Uleaborg; White Sea; Onega; FINLAND; Vasa; Lake Saimo; Abo; Lake Ladoga; Lake Onega; Mezen; Archangel; Oussa R.; R. Swina; Yarensk; Tcherdyn; Berezov; River Obe; Obdorsk; R. Pur; Ural Mts.; Surgut; River Obe; River Taz; Turukhansk; L. Tunguska R.; R. Lena; Kirensk; Vitim R.; R. Olekma; IRKITSK; Irkutsk; Barguzinsk; L. Baikal; Selenginsk; Nertchinsk; Ourga; Onon R.; R. Kerlon; MONGOLIA; Khinghan Mts.; CHINESE EMPIRE; Kinchow; Amga R.; Aldan R.; R. Maia; Aias; Yablonoi Mts.; Ulpanski Bay; Udskoi; Albassin; Nikolaevsk Ft.; Sagalienioula; Amoor R.; Tsitsikar; Port Imperial; Sansinteheu; MANCHOORIA; Kirinoula; La Perouse St.; Hienking; Hakodadi; Mukden; Niuchwang; Sea of Japan; G. of Ghijinsk; Okhotsk; Tausk Bay; Sea of Okhotsk; Cape Elizabeth; Bolheretsk; Kamtchatka; Gulf of Amoor; Kurile Strait; Petropaulovski; Saghalin; Patience Bay; G. of Tartary; Kurile Is.; Onnekotan; Simusir; Boussole Chan.; Urup; Yess; Iturup; Strait of Matsmai; Kamghatka Current; JAPAN ISLANDS; Olutorsk Bay; Karaginsk Isl.; BEHRING SEA; N. Kamtchatka; Behring Isl.; Copper Isl.; Attou Isl.; ALEUTIAN ISLAND; Kiska Isl.; Nunivack Isl.; C. Newenham; I. St. Paul; Bristol Bay; Ounimack Isl.; Oualashka Isl.; Altgha Isl.; Cooks In.; Behring Bay; Kodiak Isl.; Prince of Wales Arch.; Qn. Charlotte Isl.; Mt. Fairweather; Ft. Chipewyan; Ft. Vermillion; Sitka; Peace R.; Ft. 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Danube; Silistria; Sebastopol; Blake Sea; Bosphorus; Sea of Marmora; Mt. Konijakouski; Viatka; Perm; Nijnii; Kazan; Novgorod; Kama R.; Mt. Yaman; Penza; Saratov; Orenburg; River Volga; Ural R.; Uralsk; R. Don; Astrakhan; Sea of Aral; Caucasus Mts.; Trebizonde; TURKESTAN; Khiva; Tobolsk; Ishim; Kolivan; Petropavlosk; Ishim R.; R. Irtish; Tchargam Aghatch; Akinolinsk; Lake Zaisan; TOBOLSK; Lake Balkash; Ayagyz; Tchui R.; R. Sir; Turkestan; Kokan; Amoo River; Cashgar; Thianshan Mts.; Barnaul; TOMSK; Narim; Yeniseisk; Tonisk; Krasnoiarsk; Minusinsk; Busk; Semipolatinsk; Alta Mts.; Gobdo; Oulia-soutai; Dzungaria; Mongolia; Aksu; Yarkand R; Great Desert; Lake Lop; Great Wall; Pekin; G. of Pechelee; Lan chow; Hoangho; Isinan; Peling Mts.; Kaifung; Nankin; Ching tou; Yaigtse; kiang; Fuh chow; Nanling Mts.; Amoy; Canton; Choo Kiang; Hong Kong; Tonquin; G. of Tonquin; St. of Formosa; Sado; King-ki-tao; Yellow Sea; Quelpart; Oki Is.; Miako; Niphon; Shanghae; Kiusiu; Sikokf; Chusan Is.; Easterm Sea; Loo Choo Is.; Syloh Isl.; Bonin Is.; Baily Is.; Majico simah Is.; Formosa; Rasa Isl.; Volcano Is.; Tai-wan; Bashee Is.; Figami Isl.; North Pacific Drift Current; Yedo; Fatzizoo; Moor Isl.; Ganges Isl.; Lots Wife; Margaret Isl.; Grampus Is.; Marcus Isl.; R. de Plata; Crespo Island; Morell Island; Patrocinio Island; Tropic of Cancer; Clark's Is.; Lisiansky Isl.; Camira Isl.; Massachusets Islands; POLYNESIA; Lamira Isl.; Cure L.; Philadelphia I.; Lassion I.; Gardner I.; Krusenstern Bk.; Nahau; Woahu; Sandwich Islands; San Francisco; Santa Barbara; San Diego; Guadaloupe; Cerros; Port San Bartolome; Los Alijos; Tropic of Cancer; UNITED STATES; Arkansas River; Colorado; Santa Fe; R. Gila; Rio Grande; Austin; Gulf of California; MEXICO; Sierra Madre; Matamoras; Cape San Lucas; San Blas; St. Louis; Washington; Richmond; Columbia; Little Rock; Red River; Mobile; New Orleans; Tallahassee; Gulf of Mexico; Florida Keys; Havanna; Tampico; Campeach Bay; C. Catoche; Gulf of Honduras; CUBA; New York; Cape Hatteras; Charleston; Bermuda Is.; St. Augustine; Abaco; Eleuthra; San Salvador; Bahama Is.; WEST INDIA ISLANDS; Wester Is.; Gruciosa; Fayal; St. Maria; St. Michael; Cape San Vincent; Madeira Is.; Salvage Is.; Canary Is.; Ferro; Gd. Canary; Cape Blanco; Portugal; Lisbon; Valencia; Cadiz; Strait of Gibralter; Tangier; Algiers; Fez; Cape Blanco; Marocco; Mt. Atlas; Mogador; Teneriffe; BARBARY; MAROCCO; R. Draha; Oasis of Tuat; Cape Bojador; SAHARA OR GREAT DESERT; Majorca; Sicily; MEDITERRANEAN SEA; Malta; Morea; Candia; ALGERIA; Tunis; Tunis; Tripoli; Gulf of Sidra; TRIPOLI; Ghadamis; Ghat; Fezzan; Murzuk; Greece; Athens; Smyrna; Lake Van; L. Urumia; Cyprus; Syria; Canal; Damascus; Jerusalem; Alexandria; Cairo; Dead Sea; Suez; ARABIA; Mt. Sinai; Libyan Desert; R. Nile; EGYPT; Thebes; Red Sea; Medina; Derr; Jiddah; NUBIA; Mt. Ararat; CASPIAN SEA; Bokhara; Tabreez; Teheran; Balfroosh; Persia; Yezd; Bagdad; Ispihan; Basra; Mohammerah; Kerman; Grane; Persian Gulf; Shiraz; Derayeh; Kedje; St. of Ormus; Mecca; Muscat; Samarkand; East Turkestan; Yarkand; Balkh; Kunduz; Heart; Cabool; Cashmere; Afghanistan; Himalaya Mts.; Kandahar; Kelat; Lahore; Baluchistan; Delhi; Indus R.; Agra; Lucknow; Hyderabod; Cawnpore; HINDOOSTAN; Ras el Had; G. of Cambay; Din; R. Nerbudda; R. Godavery; Khoter; L. Kokonor; Mt. Kuenlun; CHINA; TIBET; Mt. Everest; Lassa; R. Ganges; R. Bramaputra; Calcutta; Burmah; Ava; Aracan; Hainan; Gochin China; Siam; Hue; Luzon; Siam; Turon; Bangkok; Manilla; Mindoro; Saigon; G. of Siam; China Sea; Palawan; Sooloo Sea; Labuan; Natuna Is.; Malacca; Singapore; SumatraBiuni; Celebes Sea; Sarawak; Menado; Babuyanes Is.; Lindsay Isl.; Marianna or Ladrone Is.; PHILIPPINE ISLANDS; Samar; Anson Is.; Leyte; Yap; Mindanao; Pelew Is.; Wilson Is.; CAROLINE IS.; Sangir Is.; Mariere; Gillolo Isl.; Mysory; Agrigan; Tarquin Isl.; Anataxun; Saypan; Guam; Mackenzie Is.; Swede Is.; Hall Is.; Hogoleu Is.; Dunkin Is.; Greenwich Isl.; Wake Isl.; Cornwallis Is.; St. Bartholomew Isl.; Smyths Isl.; Button Is.; PACIFIC OCEAN; Balick Is.; Calvert Is.; Mulgrave Is.; Hope Isl.; Boston Is.; Atlantic Isl.; Scarborough Is.; Simpson Is.; Smith Is.; Palmyra Isl.; New Nantucket; Hawaii or Owyee; Fanning Isl.; Walker Isl.; Christmas Isl.; Revillagigedo Is.; Equator; Colima; Mexico; Acapulco; Clipperton Isl.; Duncan Isl.; Gallego Isl.; Galapagos Is.; Belize; Oaxaba; Guatemala; Bay Is.; CARIBBEAN SEA; Honduras; Mosquito Gulf; Central America; Leon; Aspinwall; Nicoya Gulf; Quiho Isl.; Cocos Isl.; Bay of Choco; Cape San Francisco; Hayti; Puerto Rico; Barbuda; Jamaica; Isthmus of Panama; G. of Venezuela; Grenada; Caracas; Maracaybo; R. Orinoco; Panama; U.S. of COLUMBIA; VENEZUELA; Santa Fe; Quito; Yapura R; R. Negro; Martinique; Barbadoes; Trinidad; Georgetown; Paramaribo; GUAYANA; Cayenne; S. Acaray; Macapa; Marajo Isl.; St. Antonio; St. Nicholas; Cape Verd Is.; St. Louis; S. Jago Cape Verde; Bessagos Is.; Sierra Leone; R. Senegal; L. Dibbie; Timbuctoo; Enegambia; SOUDAN; Sego; Jean; Kong Mts.; Free Town; Liberia; GUINEA; Monrovia; Tradetown; Ashantee; Cape Palmas; Badagry; Bilma; Tibboos; Niger River; Agadez; Lake Chad; Kashna; Bornu; Kuka; Lake Fittre; Boussa; Kano; Yakoba; R. Chadda; Duke Town; Biafra; Fernando Po; St. Thomas I.; New Dongala; Cataracts; Khartoum; Cobbe; Sennar; Darlur; Kordofan; Abyssinia; L. Dembea; Zeyla; R. Abai; W Nile; R. Jubb; Dor; Albert Nyanza; Gondokor; L. Baringa; Konfodeh; Maseirah Isl.; Dafar; Kooria Mooria Is; Sana; ARABIAN SEA; Mocha; Aden; Gulf of Aden; Socotra; C. Guardafu; Ankobar; Somauli; R. Haines; Magadoxo; Bombay; Hyderabad; Goa; Mangalore; Lacadive Islands; Tranquebar; Calicut; Cochin; Cape Comorin; Maldive Islands; G. of Manaar; Juggernaut; Pegu; Bay of Bengal; Rango; Madras; Tavoy; Andaman Islands; Palks Strait; Mergut; Ceylon; Candy; Nicobar Is.; Columbo; Acheen; Sumatra; Hog Isl.; Nias Isl.; Borneo; Macassar; Celebes; Batavia; Java Sea; Sunda St.; Lava; Samarang; Flores Sea; Christmas Isl.; Lombok; Sumbawa; Sandalwood; Buccaneer Arch.; King Sound; Molucca Is.; Ceram; Papua or New Guinea; Banda Sea; Arrow Is.; Timorlaut; Arafura Sea; Timor; Melville Isl.; Cape Londonderry; Pt. 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William; Graham's Land; Longtitude from Washington; Coronation Isl.; Laurie Isl.; Clarence Isl.; South Shetland; Joinville Isl.; Terror Gulf; Enderby's Land; Kemp Land Note: Principal Cities of the Old World;Statistics of the Principal Countries; Wealth of Nations.; Dollars.; United States; Great Britain; France; Germany; Russia; Austria; Italy; Spain; Holland; Norway and Sweden; Belgium; Canada; Mexico; Australia; Portugal; Denmark; Argentine Republic; Switzerland; Greece; National Debts.; France; Great Britain; Russia; Italy; Austria; Spain; United States; Germany; India; Turkey; Egypt; Australia; Portugal; Holland; Belgium; Canada; Sweden and Norway; Greece; Money Circulation; Per Capita.; France; Belgium; Netherlands; United States; Great Britain; Australia; Italy; Switzerland; Germany; Greece; Spain; Denmark; Austria; Canada; Portugal; Japan; Russia; Mexico; Norway and Sweden; U.S. of Columbia; Armies and Navies.; Russia; China; France; Germany; Spain; Austria-Hungary; Great Britain; Italy; Turkey; Roumania; Switzerland; Netherlands; Egypt; British India; Belgium; Sweden; Portugal; Japan; Denmark; United States; Persia; Brazil; Mexico; Norway; Servia; Peru; Greece; Argentine Republic; Venezuela; Chili; Bolivia; Canada; Uruguay; Railroads of the World.; Comparative miles of Railroad operated in all countries, Jan. 1, 1885.; United States; Germany; Great Britain and Ireland; France; Russia; Austria-Hungary; India; Canada; Italy; Spain; Sweden; Brazil; Mexico; Peru; Switzerland; Argentine Republic; Belgium; Netherlands; Cape Colony; New Zealand; Chili; Victoria; New South Wales; Denmark; Portugal; Norway; South Australia; Egypt; Roumania; Algeria; Turkey; Cuba; Queensland; Java; Uruguay; Philippines; Turkey-in-Asia; Tunis; Ceylon; Tusmania; Namaqualand; Ecuador; United States.; Comparative miles of Railroad in the States and Territories, Jan. 1, 1885.; Illinois; Ohio; New York; Pennsylvania; Indiana; Missouri; Wisconsin; Texas; Minnesota; Michigan; Kansas; California; Iowa; Georgia; Virginia; Kentucky; Nebraska; Massachusetts; Tennessee; Colorado; Alabama; New Jersey; North Carolina; Sout Carolina; Louisiana; Utah; Maryland; Maine; Florida; Arkansas; Oregon; Connecticut; New Hampshire; New Mexico; Vermont; Mississippi; Wyoming; Nevada; West Virginia; Arizona; Dakota; Delaware; Rhode Island; Washington Ter; Telegraph Lines of the World.; Comparative miles of Telegraph in all countries, Jan. 1, 1885.; United States; Russia; France; Germany; Austria-Hungary; Great Britain and Ireland; Australia; India; Turkey; Italy; Mexico; Canada; Spain; Sweden; Argentine Republic; Cape Colony; Chili; Norway; Egypt; Japan; Brazil; New Zealand; Switzerland; Indies; Persia; Algeria; Roumania; Belgium; Portugal; Greece; CUba; Netherlands; Denmark; Columbia; Bulgaria; Uruguay; Servia; Orange Free State; Cochin China; Tasmania; Guatemala; Ceylon; Philippines; Honduras; Lat. 51 30 N. Long 0 Or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As Ft. Dauphin, Maniboba.; Lat. 49 N. Lon. 2 E. or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As Pembina, Dak.; Lat. 52 30 N. Long. 3 12 E. Or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As Ft. Albany, Dom. Can.; Lat. 59 54 N Long. 30 20 E. or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As the centre of Hudson Bay. Dominion of Ca; Lat. 48 9 N. Lon. 16 22 E. or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As Port Townsend, Wash. Ter.; Lat. 30 7 N. Lon. 31 22 E. or, nearly on the same line of Lat. As New Orleans, La.; Area, Land Surface.; sq. m.; Area, Water Surface; Western Hemisphere; Pop.; Eastern Hemisphere

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REFERENCE DIRECTORY -- OF CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN. EXPLANATION.-The date following a name indicates the length of time the party has been a resident of the county. The abbreviations are as follows: S. for Section; T. for Township; and P. O., for Post-office address. When no Section Number, nor Township is given, it will be understood that the party resides within the limits of the village or city named, and, in such cases, the post-office address is the same as the place of residence, unless otherwise stated. Abel, Bradley, Farming, S. 15, T. Duplain, P. 0. Elsie, 1871. Adains, John D., Farming & Stock, S. 14, T. Riley, P. 0. Oral, 1894. Albertson, Elmer, Farming, S. 20, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1882. Aldrich, W. H. H., Farming & Stock, S. 23, T. Victor, P. 0. Laingsburg, 1843. Aldridge, Wm, Hardware, Maple Rapids, 1858. Alexander, M. S., Farming, S. 1, T. Eagle, P. 0. Wacousta, 1837. Allen, L. H., Farming & Stock, S. 34, T. Ovid, P. O. Shepardsville, 1869. Allison, C. S., Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, St. Johns, 1880. Anderson, James, Justice of the Peace & Farming, S. 11, T. Essex, P. O. Maple Rapids, 1865. Anderson, G., Farming, S. 14, T. Essex, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1854. Arens, Anthony, Farmling, S. 9, T. Wtestphalia, P. 0. Westphalia, 1841. Armstrong, A. S., Farming, S. 21, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1846. Atkinson, T., Farming, S. 13, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1861. Atkinson, Wm., Farming, S. 26, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1862. Avery, Arthur, Farming, S. 5, T. Ovid, P. 0. tuplain, 1864. Avery, S. C., Farming, S. 3, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1844. Avery, T. C., Farming, S. 5, T. Ovid, P. 0. Duplain, 1840. Baines, Wm., Farming & Stock, S. 17, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1880. Bailey, J. H., Farming, S. 34, T. Duplain, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1867. Baker, N., Farmling-, S. 21, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1867. Baker, J. A., Farming, S. 21, T. Ovid, P. 0. Jessie, 1858. Baker, David, Farming, S. 22, T. Ovid, P. 0. Jessie, 1866. Baker, W. H., Farming, S. 3, T. Ovid, P.. Shepardsville, 1855. Baker, A. C., Farming, S. 15, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1860. Baldwin, A. J. (Perrins & Baldwin), Law, Loans & Real Estate, St. Johns, 1867. Baldwin, Levi W., Hardware Merchant & Twp. Supervisor, Fowler, 1867. Ball, C. E. (Fowler & Ball), Dealer in General Hardware, St. Johns, 1876. Bamber, Wm., Farming, S. 2, T. Lebanon, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1862. Bancroft, J., Farming, S. 31, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1865. Bare, J. E., Farming, S. 25, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Barnes, C. G., Farming, S. 23, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1867. Barnes, R. B., Farming, S. 26, T. Olive, P. 0. Rew, 1886. Barnhart, X., Farming & Stock, S. 10. T. Riley, P. 0. Oral, 1892. Bates, J. B., Farming & Stock, S. 21, T. Eagle, P. 0. Eagle, 1862. Bates, L. G., General Merchant, Farmer & Supervisor, Elsie, 1866. Baughn, C. E., Farming, S. 23, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Beadle, J. A., Farming, S. 21, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1861. Bebee, W., Farming, S. 23, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1886. Beck, J. A., Farming, S. 10, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1871. Beckwith, J. W., Twp. Supervisor & Farmer, S. 2, T. Victor, P. 0. Victor, 1862. Bement, Frank A., Editor & Propr. Ovid Register-Union, Ovid. 1870. Bengal, Theo., Farming & Stock, S. 3, T. Wes tphalia, P.. Westphalia, 1865. Bennett, L. L., Farming, S. 10, T. Duplain, P. 0. Elsie, 1854. Bennett, A. C., Retired, S. 12, T. Duplain, P. 0. Elsie, 1855. Benoy, C. E., Bazaar, St. Johns, 1895. Bensinger, Joel, Hard & Soft Wood Lumnlber, White Oak Bill Stuff Specialty, S. 36, T. Duplain, P. 0. Ovid, 1866. Berg, John, Farming, S. 1, T. Riley, P. 0. St. Johns, 1868. Bertram, J. P., Druggist, Drugs & Medicines, Westphalia, 1850. Birmingham, Dennis, Farming, S. 4, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1854. Birmingham, M. F., Farming, S. 5, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1854. Bishop, C. L., Farming & Stock, S. 20, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1869. Bishop, Jerome, Farming, S. 12, T. Essex, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1850. Blaney, J. S., Farming, S. 15, T. Duplain, P. 0. Elsie, 1857. Blass, John, Farming, S. 9, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1864. Bliss, Dr. Geo. E., Physician & Surgeon, Maple Rapids, 1890. Bliss & Dane, Agricultural Implements & Hardware, Farm Machinery Buggies, Harness, Blankets, Etc., Fowler, 1895. Bliss, H. G. (Bliss & Dane), Hardware & Farm Machinery, Fowler. Bliss, H. S., Farming, S. 9, T. Riley, P. 0. Riley, 1849. Bliss, H. W., Farming, S. 9, T. Riley, P. 0. Riley, 1849. Bliss, S. C., Farming, S. 9, T. Riley, P. 0. Riley, 1850. Blizzard, Enos, Proprietor Dairy, S. 5, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1853. Blizzard, W., Farming, S. 19, T. Olive, P. 0. Dewitt, 1855. Bohr, J. R., Farming, S. 7, T. Westphalia, P. 0. Westphalia, 1862. Bond, Chas., Farming, S. 36, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1887. Bond, Wm., Farming, S. 3, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1876. Booth, B. A., Farming, S. 23, T. Victor, P. 0. Laingsburg, 1856. Boron, Lewis, Farming, S. 4, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1865. Botroff, Peter, Farnming, S. 6, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1857. Botsford, V. C., Farming, S. 23, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1858. Botsford, W.?i., Farming, S. 27, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1874. Bottum, D., Farming, S. 26, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 186S. Bottum, Frank, Farming, S. 26,-T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Bottum, John, Jr., Farming, S. 35, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1865. Boughton, E. P., Farming, S. 4, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1868. Boyd, Chas., Farming, S. 34, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1868. Brass, N. W., Postmaster, Duplain, 1892. Bray, C. M., Farmning, S. 10, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1861. Bray, I. M., Farming, S. 27, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1857. Culp. John M., Farming-, S. 24, T. Riley, P. 0. Dewitt, 1855. Briggs, A. Farming, S. 4, T. Eagle, P. 0. Eagle, 1840. Cushman, C. R., Farming, S. 22, T. Bath, P. 0. Bath, 1838. BriEggs, J. H., Farming9, '. agle, P..O Eagle, 1858. cushman, Perrin, Farming, S. 24, T. Dewitt, P.. 0. Bath, 1850. Brindle, Wtn., Farming, S. 3, T. Bath, P. 0. Bath, 1850. Brink, J H., Farming, S. 31, T. Olive, P. 0. Dewitt, 1868. Daball, S. B., Circuit Judge, St. Johns, 1878. Bristol, J S., Farming, S. 4, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1862. Dane, C. (Bliss & Dane), General Hardware & Implements, Fowler, 1895, Britton, Chas., Farming, S. 24, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1865. Daniels, John, Farming, S. 1, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1856. Bromley, Thos. Jr., Manager St. Johns Mercantile Co., St. Johns, 1867. Darling, Harvey, Farming, S. 1, T. Duplain P. 0. Elsie, 1869. Brook, J. Q., Farming, S. 21 T. Riley, P. 0. Riley, 1858. Davies, W. T., Farming, S. 15, T. Greenbush', P. 0. St. Johns, 1856. Brown E. F Farming, Holstein Cattle, S. 25, T. Eagle, P. 0. Grand Dean, James, Farming & Stock, S. 20, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1866 Ledge, 1853. Dean, L. J., Farming, S. 16, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Brown, Isaa, etired, S. 25, T. Eagle, P. 0. Grand Ledge, 1853. iDecker, Retuben, Farming, S. 23, T. Essex, P. 0. St. Johns, 1864. Brown,: itt. arming,. 17, T. Essex, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1865. Despres, Samuel, Fartitg, S. 10, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1859. Browt, A.BF.,-Farmingt, S. '35, T. Ovid, P. 0. Ovid, 1868. Dewitt, 0. P., MerchantGroeiet, iEtc., St. Johns, 1864. Brown, tFrancis, Farming, S. 23, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Dewitt Milling Co., Roller Mills, W. McLouth, Mantager, Dewitt, 1866. Brown, R. T.' Farming, S. 24, 'T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1866. Dexter, R. C., Assistant Cashier St. Johns Nat'l Bank, St. Johns, 1859. Brown, John, Farming, S. 25, T. Bengal, P. 0. St. Johns, 1852. Dickerman, D., Farming, S. 2, T. Lebanon, P. 0. Maple Rapids 18-58. Brunson, Will H., Attorney & Counsellor at Law, St. Johns, 1858. Dills, Omar B., Farming & Stock, S. 9, T. Dewitt, P. 0. Dewitt, 1852. Brunson, J. C., Farming, S. 4, T. Victor, P. 0. Victor, 1846. Dills, W. S., Farmer & Stock Dealer, S. 5, T. Dewitt, P. 0. Dewitt, 1852. Brya, Eugene C., Farming, S. 15, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1856. Dills, J., Farming, S. 32, T. Olive, P. 0. Dewitt, 1852. HBryant, JoBhn, Faring, S. 1, T. Greeibush, P. 0. Eureka, 1854. Dilts, Morris, Farming & Stock, S. 27, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1855. Buchel, Burnet, F arming, S. 10, T. Westphalia, P.0. Westphalia, 1846. Dodge, Arthur, Farming & Stock, S. 16, T. Dupaii, P.O. lsie, 1887. Buehler, T. F., Faiitttg, Carpenter & Builder, S. 30, T. Wa tertown, P.0. Dodge, J. M., Propr. Hotel Steel, St, Johns, 1880. Grand Ledge, 1871. Dodge, C. B., Farming, S. 10, T. Duplain, P. 0. ELlsie, 1864. Bullard. Judson, Farting, S. 31, T. Bingham, P. 0. St. Johns, 1855. Doolingt, E. H., Real Estate & Collctions, St. Johns, 1871. Bundy, W., Merchant, Groceries and Crckery, St. Johns, 1868. Doolig, Jothn C. (Lyon & Dooling), Attorney & Counisellort ait Law, St. Burbatk. Frank, Fariting, S. 31, T. Bingha t, P. 0. St.-Johns, 1859. Johts, 1868. Burnes, A. J., General Merchandise, Wacousta, 1859. Doty, S. P., Farming & Stock, S. 14, T. Eagle, P. 0. Eagle, 1850. Burnes, tiJ. H., Farming & Twp. Supervisor, S. 30, T. Riley, P. 0 Wa- Downer, B. E., Farming & Stock, S. 26, T. Dewitt, P 0 North Lansing, cousta, 1856. 1881. Burnes, H. M., Farming, S. 19, T. Riley, P. 0. Wacousta, 1856. Doyen, A. R., Farming, S. 4, T. Ovid, P. 0. Shepardsville, 1853. Burt, R. B., Farmittng, S. 15, T. Essex, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1868. Doyle, Jas., Farming, S. 29, T. Essex, P. 0. Maple Rapids, 1866. Butler, Thos. C., Township Supervisor, St. Johns, 1860. Doyne, H., Farming, S. 35. T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Johns, 1865. Butterfield, D. C., Farming, S. 33, T. Olive, P. 0. Dewitt, 1857. Drake, F., Farmting, S. 30, T. Bengal, P. 0. Fowler, 1840. Byam, Frank S., S. 23, T. Eagle, P. O. Grand Ledge, 1867. Droste, Anthony, Farming, S. 32, T. Dallas, P. 0. Westphalia, 1859. Byrne, W., Farming, S. 16, T. Bengal, P.O. St. Johns, 1856. Dryer, Allen, Farming & Stock, S. 6, T. Bath, P. 0. Bath, 1850. Duncan, M. N., Justice of the Peace, St. Johns, 1887. Caress, W. I.F FringS2' ibtP0StJ 1864 Bkl, Farming, S. 7, T. Greenbsh, P.. St. J iohns, 186561. CaitrDess, ir.aB, Farin, SP.0.St. J2h0, 1864. BukiiJaitb,FaringS.27,'F.Ovid, P.0. Ovid, 1854. Careter, L. G., ig & St,. 21,. it, P.. igbg, ig,. A., Farming,. 22, T. ssex, P. 0.. Johns, 1865. 1873. Durham, John, Farming &'Stock, S. 35, T. Eagle, P. 0. Grand Ledge, Carpenter, Asa, Farming, S. 24, T. Olive, P. 0. Rew, 1861. 17 Carpenter, Benj., Farming, S. 24, T. Olive, P. 0. Geary, 1856. 874. Carr, P., Farming & Stock S. 30, T. Duplain, P. 0. Duplain, 1894. Easton, J. M., Farming, S. 27, T. Bath, P. 0. Bath, 1856. Carrington, H. W., Drain Comtmissioner, S. 21, T. Greenbush, P. 0. St. Eaton, I. M., Farming, S. 9, T. Olive, P. 0. St. Johns, 1856 Johns, 1868. Eddy, Charles, County Surveyor and Twp. Clerk, Jeweler, Elsie, 1879. Carter, Levi, Farming, S. 24, T. Duplain, P.O. 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72 PFoley, Ja.es, Farin.g &. Stttck, S. 13, T. Lbanon, P. 0. (3ap1e Ra~pids, Foley1, T. G5.. Faru.1g, S. 12, T. Begl P. (3 St. Jo s 1867. Forbes,, R. H3.,P2Far.ing, S. 32, T7. Gr2e8.bh, P. 0. St. Joh2s, 1852. Fo,.1e,, Chas., Hadwr Dealer (PFowler & Ball), St. Johns, 1861. Fox, N., Farmi.g, S. 2, T. Westphalia, P. 0. We,.tplhali, 1350. Po,. D3., Paring, S. 11, 17. Ovid, P. 0. O,.id, 1868. PFra(ciscot, C., Far8..i,,g, S. 23, 17. Olive, P. 0. Re-,, 1855. French, D. S., Secretary &MangerSt. JohnsManufacturing Co,.,St. Jo~hns, 1871. P2re,,,, Joh,,, PFarming, S. 8, T. Westlphalia2, P. 0. Westphalia, 1851. 1Fr,2k, (31ner R., Far2(ing & Stock, S. 3,17. Be22gal, P. 0. St. Jothn2, 1839. PFrik, Murrett, Far.2(1.g & Stoc.k, S. liT. Betngal, P. 0. St. Johns8, 1847. Fr2ink, 3., Far.ing, S. 26, T7. (3ssex, P. 0. St. Jo~hns, 1860. Fritz, Peter~ A., Propr. P. A. Pritz Brewin2g Co,. ((3s8. 8868), Westphalia, 1895. Gage, H. B.. Farting. S. 34. 17. Bingliant. P. 0. St. Jo82s, 1857. Ga2ge, M. 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Hug-us, W. P., P222(12g. S. 1, 17. Bingha2., P. 0. St. 32822, 1867. (3u1se, (3. (3. (Clark & (3ul12), Clot81iers ~& (32212 P222128222, St. 32822, 1855. (3ul1e, J. (3., PF22(i2g, 5. 5, 17. (3271ai1, P. 0. (322282, 1868. (3221, PFrank, PFarmi2g & 9Stock, 5. 33,T1. B218, P. 0. (3221211, 1891. (3221, J. A., P2ar.i1g & Stoc8k, 5. 12, 17. Bengal, P. 0. St. 32822, 1854. (3,82, Seth, PF2rmi2g. 5. 28, 17. Bin2(3822, P. 0. 51. 32822, 1857. (322122, Wt. (3., P2ar(ing & Stock, S. 23, 17. 0114, P. 0. 0vid, 1858. (3ur2, (3gbet, Parmi.g,8g 5. 28, 17. (322,18, P. 0. (3ansi2g. 1848. (3,yck, A., Par2ing. 5. 3, 17. Victor8, P. 0. 1712122, 1854. Ingersoll, (3212, PFarmig. 5. 15, 17. (32222822, P. 0. 5t. J2ohn2, 1857. 122,i2, Welli2gto82, 5. 24, 17. (3282222, P. 0. (32712 (32714s, 1842. I222, William(, P2ar(i2g & Stock, 5. 31, 17. 1712122, P. 0. (322, 1853. - 8222, W,,8,, Parming, 5. 36, 17. 01122, P. 0. (322, 1854. 32226, Au8gust, Par2ing & 91tock, 5. 11, 17. Rile~y, P. 0. S8. 3,8182, 1856. 3252128, A. (3., PFar(ing, 5. 18, 17. Be2gal, P. 0. 51. 32822, 1854. Jennison8,, (3. H., PFarmi5g, 5. 27, 17. Ea2gle, P. 0. L, gle, 1842.. 32221222, W. P., PFarming, 5. 22, 17. (3agle, P. 0. El agle, 1838. Jenkins, W. 5., P2ar212g. 5. 31, 17. Westphalia8, P1. 0. Port1land, 1868. 322212, (3. J., P.arsting, S. 22, 17. (32222, P. 0. (32712 (37142, 1865. 3282222, C. A., I,8surance2 & (3221(321212 (322122, 8314, 1882. 3282222, G2eo. 3., (341122r 224 P2pr. (31212 (3212272122, (31212, 1895. 321117, P. 17., 3221122 271132 Peace, 5. 11, 17. Da211as, P. 0. Fowle1r, 1854. Jones, Leroy C., Faring & Stock, S. 6,1T.(Be8gal, P. 0.(MapleRapids,, 32222, A. (3., PFar2i1g, 58. 27, 17. (31121, P. 0. 92218 (31121, 1848. 32222, I. C., P2ar2i2g, S. 27, 17. Be22gal, P. 0. 58. Johns, 1856. 32222, (3. P., PFarmi2g, 5. 29, 17. (32(3e, P. 0. (32(312, 1846. 32222, (3. (3., P222(i2g. 5. 34, 17. (3agle, P. 0. (32224 Ledge3, 1848. (32rber, P222k, P222(i2g. 5. 13, 17. Bingham,, P. 0. 58. 32822, 1866. (3,8262, Ge.3., P22.81ng. S. 13, 17. (31g,8a82, P1. 0. 51. 32822, 1866, (32162, Pred., P222(12g. 5. 11, 17. Bin2gha2, P1. 0. 51. Joh32s, 1867. HISTORICAL REFERENCE DIRECTORY. (32128 (3. B., P2ar(i2g, 5. 15, 17. Be22(32, P. 0. St. 328,.s, 1855. (32181, Ch2,,., P2.82(,S. 35, 17. 6172.3878281, P. 0. W,8o2,ta1,, 1851. (328817 Chester, PFar(i1(, S. 25, 17. 'W2stphl.8ia. P. 0. Wa82o88ta,. 1851. (32281, Walter, P22r.in( & Stock, 5. 8, 17. 0vid, P. 0. Shepard,8vil12, 1866. (32261, He..2y. P22,818(3, 5. 7, 17. 0vi4, P. 0. Shepardsvitle, 1375. (32261, (322is, P2.r-2(3, 5. 8, 17. 0214, P. 0. 58827224221812. 1866. (3228,88, 328122 (3., P2a.2i2( & Stoc2k, S. 21, 17. Westphalia2, P. 0. West782112, 1854. (322226, (328r2222, 822222222, 838221712211, 1854. (3eys,, (3. (3., Cas~hier Pir2t Nat1ional B2,8k, 0v14, 1876. King(, (3. P., PFa22i2(, S. 21, 17. Watertow82,, P. 0. (3a8si12(, 1848. (3i2(, WV., P2ar2in(, 5. 22, 17. Watertown2, P. 0. (32i,83.3(, 1846. (3128217, Pra2k, PF2.8.12(, 5. 35, 17. (3eb22,o,, P. 0. P22,822, 1867. (312,2224, (32r(32rit8, Assista82t (2(3i8te.3 (3124eds, 5t. J,88,8S, 1877. (312221, B. P., P22rmin(3, 5. 25, 17. Watertow2,,. P. 0. Nort8h (322212(, 1847. (32277, (3. (3.,(3rocer, 5. 11, 17. (318217 P. 0. (322,11, 1862. (32277, 'W. (3. H., P2ar(i2g, S. 13, 17. (3iley, P. 0. 022,188, 1845. (32221288, (3. B., P222(12( & Stock8, S. 1, 17. (322(3,8, P. 0. St. John,18,153. (32221224, (3. P., (3281224, 51. 32822, 1843. (32221224, (34wi1, Vani-~ S. 13, 17. (382(32, P. 0. 58. 3,8822, 1844. (3212822828822, (32221 (3., P2,8p2rie, (32821te, (32782 (327148, 1888. K3.ight, (32vid, PFar.i.3g, S. 1, 17. De2,itt, P. 0. (3e,, 1845. (31(18, (3., P22rmin(, S. 13, 17. G322226,82, P. 0 3822 89 (3,828, A. (3., P22r21i.g, 5. 17, 17. Ovid, P. 0. Shepard.,ville, 1.859. (322822, 3,882, 32., Stoe-aso22,.3 & Pla2terer, We2tpha11ia, 1878. (322122, 3,882, PFar(i2g, 5. 28, 17. West8phalia, P. 0. Westpha8ia3, 1878. (32,81, Geo., P22r(12(, S. 1.1, 17. B312(3822, P. 0. St. 326,82, 1824. (322(32, Pred., Partni2g, 5. 11, 17. (321122, P. 0. P2o,822, 1861. (3,82, 3. A., P222(12(3, S. 35, 17. 13278212, P. 0. 0214, 1879. (3,Cl1222, (3 W., PF2r.i.3g, 5. 1,17. Gree,(bush, P. 0. (3,8228, 2868. 8,2428, H. (3., Pro8pr. Park (3282e (3,812, 5. 28, 17. (3216, P. 0. (3.t8 1895. (3282, 022. (3., Pr,8fessi,8.al (32222 17221222 ((3 8 & Phillips), also 62172 a2d4sellsCarriage &(3Road3Horse, S1. 3o,882,1695. (3282, A. (3., P222(12(, S. 9, 17. (i.3g8ha.(, P. 0. 58. 3o18,8, 1849. (32.2, C. (3, P222(12(.g 5. 17, 17. lB1.8gh2.u, P. 0. S8. Jo,882, 1847. (32-b, W. (3., P2.r-1.g-, S. 7, 17. (318838288, P. 0. 58. 3,8822, 1861. (32,8822228, (31121, P2221.81( & S8,82k, 5. 17, 17. 01122, P. 0. 58. 328n,82 (3a-ber22,8, 3. C., PFar81i3(, 5. 17, 17. 08112, P. 0. S2. 3,81h-3, 1866. (322(32,8 Adelbert, P22.21~g. 5. 2, 17. Ovid, P. 0. 9627224821882, 1854. (3apha(, (3. (3., PF2r2ing, S. 1,17. (31.3ha28, P. 0.St. 321(22, 1869. (3228122, 322(2, PFari2g. 9. 28, 17. Bi12(628., P. 0. 98. 3888,82, 1852. (3awre222, (3. (3., F ars.ing & Stock8, S. 1, 17. 1Dewit1, P. 0. (312, 1874. (322(38112., C., P22,218(3, 5. 26, 17. Ben.gal, P. 0. 58. Johns2, 1846. (322, (38,22, P22(2i2(, S. 2, 17. (3271121, P. 0. (31s12, 8884. (32112.8, H3.NV., PFarti.g & Stock2, 5. 9. 17. 1712822. P. 0. Vict28,82 1886. (3,h,2a,, Jos2e7h, PF2.21.3g, 5. 27, 17. West8phalia2, P. 0. Wes~tphalia2, 1841. (3.1224d, W. (3., Sheriff, 5t. 321322, 1866. (32222.22, 3,882, P22(212(, 5. 16, 17.Wes8tphli11, P. 0. -Westphal1ia, 1849. (3er(3 C. P., P2ar8i2( & 58,828, S. 3, 17. (322t,18. P. 0. (322,i88, 1856. (311.3,, 'Walter, P222,1i8(, S. 3, 17. (3278212, P. 0. (31,ie, 1865. (3evy, Allen, Far2(i.g. S. 15, 17. (3271212, P. 0. (31212, 1866. (3,82,1, PFra2k, P22.282( & 58to2k, 5. 24, 17. (3818121, P. 0. (31sie, 1865. (32wi1, (3., PFar81i8( & 58to83, 5. 24, 17. (3.37821, P. 0. (31812e, 1865. (3.2s,12,., P22.8-i3(, S. 14,17. 882622,8(, P. 0. (3.2712(327148, 1864. (32121s, (3,8212,8, Far..i1g. 5. 26, 17. (3,8712.3, P. 0. (31811, 1666. (31.3, 3,882, (3ak82ry & (32,81222.3, 172,. Clerk, 0114, 1898. (312.22, A. (3., P S.~8g. 1, 17 (3up78212, P. 0. (31211, 1858. (3,i.-2, W. A.,Farming. S. 2, 17. (32712.8, P. 0. (31212, 1858. (3122, I. (3., 17222822 I221r228en1a1 (3281,, (322,11, 1887. (3182,2112,322co,86,a22(12( & Sto3,k, S. 31,17. (322226226, P. 0. St. 32822, (31ver2(ore, (3. A., Par2i2g. Highwa2y Co82missioner81, 5. 22, 17. (322,11, P. 0. Guti82is,8ivill1, 1877. (3.3t, Albert, P2ar21.g & 51.3c8, S. 12, 17. (322,11, P. 0. (3ewitt8, 1838. Lo~tt, Be1j., PFar21i3g, S. 14, 17. (32wit8, P. 0. (3,8221,,821118, 1855. (3218, C., Par22iig, 5. 14, 17. (3e2itt8, P. 0. Gu2,81i,8o8tille, 1857. (3oo8,is, A. 3., PFar2i2g. 5. 33, 17. (3278212, P. 0. Shepa24dvi11e, 1866. Loo8.2(1s, (3z8,, F22r1ing, S. 33, 17. (327121., P. 0. Shep2a4dvillll, 1866. (3,.oinis, T17o, P22r1i(3, 5. 16, 17. 01122, P. 0. St. 3,8822, 2856. (32unsbury, AXV. (3., Far2i2g. 5. 4, 0214, P. 0. 9617par42vil11, 1845. (322,21, 0. -W., P2228i2(, 5. 23,17. Wa8tertown,8, P. 0. North8 (322212(, 1839. (3yo2, (3. (3., PFar21i3(, S. 8, 17. (32(31, P. 0. Port1224, 1844. (3yo3., (3. (3., P2ar2i1,8g 5. 35, 17. (322(32, P. 0. St. 3,8822, 1854. (3yon8, (3. (3., P2r2.8i2g. S. 24, 17. L,222ex, P. 0. 51. 3,8822, 1864. (3ai,, John. (3., Far.2in( & 92ock, S. 21, 17. (311218, P. 0. Nort28 (3ansin(, (328127, P. (3., P222(12(, 5. 18, 17. (3288, P. 0. (3218, 1854. (321122y, (3., FPar2i1,8g 9. 12, 17. (322.x, P. 0. (321,8 (3272, 1845. (322811, Chas,., P22r(i2g. S. 2, 17. (321122, P. 0. P22,122, 1857. (322821, 3,882, P2ar81ing, 5. 18, 17. (321122, P. 0. P2ow122, 1856. (322821, 3,882, P22m.308(, 5. 18, 17. (321122, P. 0. P2ow122, 2862. (3a8k621, (322r1, P222(12g. 5. 33. 17. (322(32, P. 0. (31121, 1868. (322821, 32,212, 17222(i2(, S. 24, 17. (3271212, P. 0. (31212, 1867. (3,8.82r, C. (3.,32Dr(3s & (32oceri1es, Wa2.32,t1, 1891. (32236211, (31,. H.,,Cou,8ty Clerk 28 Cli.3ton County, S1. 3,8622, 1868. (3arshall1, 17ho,. 3., P222(12(3 & St,8ck, S. 28, 17. (3271212, P. 0. (3271212, 1876. (3,8228,81, (31,821, P2ar812g, S5. 27, 17. (321.26,82, P. 0. S1. 3,8h2s, 1865. (32226211, (3., Par2i2g, 5. 30. 17. Ovid, P. 0. 58. J,,hns, 1871. (3arti1n, Chas., PFarming(, S. 3, 17. (3182222, P. 0. (32711 (327142, 1868. (32211,, P214., PFar(i2g. 5. 8, 17. (322(32, P. 0. S8. 32822, 1868. (3aso8, (3. (3., Mecat W,8cou.ta1, 1852. Mc2Cabe, (3. (3., P221,222t12, 51. 32822, 1865. (3,C,811.32, J. (3., (3222(i2(, S. 31, 17. 0214, P. 0. 58. J,88,8, 1843. McCr,8,,b, A. 3., P2ar(1.3(, (32(31, 1845. M3,Cr,8,b, (3. W., 92., PFar8i2g, 5. 16, 17. (32(31, P. 0. (32(31, 1846. (38(3231(38, (3., Par-itig & 51228, 5. 7, 17. (3216, P. 0. (32(8, 1851. Mc,8ntyre., (3lls2,orth, Par202(3, S. 15, 17. 01122, P. 0. 91. 3,8h2s, 1858. (3c8(3e, (3. C., PFar8i2( & Stock8, 5. 25, 17. 1712822, P. 0. (3212(2622(, (32(321(38, (32121, PFar(ing. 9. 25, 17. (322226,82, P. 0. (3271,in, 1869. (3,8(ste1r, S., P222(in(, 5. 6, 17. (322226226, P. 0. Union,8 Ho,,88, 1864. (3224, (3ewi1s C.. Register1 28 (32242, S1. 3218,,,, 2865. (3184, I. 3., PFar(i2g. 9. 16, 17. (3,871,81, P. 0. (31212, 1855. (31221822, (3,g(3, PFar(i2g, 9. 15, 17. 01111, P. 0. S1. 3,8h2s, 1856. (3121822, P., PFar(i2g. 9. 36, 17. (3i2gha., P. 0. St. Joh1(s, 1858. (31221812,, (3.3J., P2ar8i2g, S. 9, 17. 08121, P. 0. S1. J,8h2s, 1836. (3222111, Chas. M.,3.3u(3e 28P2,86212, 51. 3,8hns, 1867. (322112, Wtu., Par2i2g, S. 12, 17. (3221,, P. 0. St. J,88ns, 1848. (311112, (3. P., (312221, Pee4 & Sal11S St abl.2, St. 32822, 1891. (3111er, A,,to82y, P2ar(ing. 5. 28, 17. Westphalia8, P. 0. Westphalia, 1858. (311822, 3,882, PFar(i2g. S. 34, 17. Westphalia, P. 0. W1stphalia, 1843. (311112, 17622.. P22(212(3 5. 8, 17. (311217, P. 0. West1phalia, 1867. (321412882212, C. (3., P2283~g & Stock8, 5. 9, 17. Waeton P. 0. Wa2,82882, 1886. (322ro2,3Josiah, P2a2(ing, S. 7, 17. (3agle, P. 0. Port11and, 1836. (3,8223, Horace., 2ar2i8(, 21, 3, 17. (32(312 P. 0. Portld,84 1836. Moon3., Sylvester,, P2ar(1i3g, S. 8. 17. (322,18, P. 0. (31wit1, 1844. (3.322, P., P212.312( & Stock, 5. 32, 17. (3271212, P. 0, (3271212, 1857. Moore2, Richard2, Far2mi2g & See. & 1721,,. 1781 PFarmers' (321221 Fire Ins,. Co~. of Clit2n & (3221121 Counties1,, 5. 8, 17. (312(1(2m, P. 0. S8. 32822, 1854. (3oore2, -W. H3.,PFar(ing & 9Stoc8, S. 4,17. (3,871,81, P.O0. (31212e,1854. 1Moore2, 3. 13., PFar81ing, 5. 2, 17. (3271212, P. 0. (31211e, 1853. Morgan, Wt.W.,P2ar8i2g&5Stock, S. 38,17. (31111, P. 0. Wacousta2,, 1:866. (3orri,8,82D. S.,,PFar.i.3g &17T p.Supervisor, S. 6,1 T 5728,,6P0 Mo321,8,8 (3,,8(, 1883. Genuh.0 (382,, A. (3.. PF2.31.3( & 98ock, S. 91, 17. Watertow2,., P. 0. (322,18, 1862. (3un2(3r, 0. W., President3 State1 (3a8k, 51. 321822, 1857. (3222,, (3. 3., (318122 12 Agric88lt2ral I2(p11(ents, S8. 3282,,, 1861. M3,rd,8,8, P. P., M1,r68e & (3r22ite & (38, 91.321 822 (3uildin(, 51. 321822, 1885. (3,8221., (3arvey1, P222-.3g. 5. 28, 17. (3e6banon, P. 0. (3,888121,8, 1858. (31722, (3at88ew, PFar.i2g. S. 2, Ovid, P. 0. 0214, 1868. (32222(22, 3,81,, PF2,8i2g, 9. 22, 17, Wes12178211, P. 0. We2tphalia, 1848, (32u, C.3.st82..1,8. (3,8.32228,8 & B,8ilder, S. 4, 17. West8phalia, P. 0. West76211.3, 1866. (321122, V,811,t81,2, P22,21in, 5. 27, 17. 01122, P. 0. (32-, 1863. (3e1s,8n, S., S221g. 1, 17. 08112, P. 0. 58. 3,86(3, 2846. Nic,8o,812, (3., P22.8i.1(, 5. 35, 17. 0214, P. 0. 0214, 1863. Nichola1s8, (3. (3., PFar.-i.g, 5. 35, 17. Waeton P. 0. (3,821 (322212(, 1846. (3,82ri,, (3. C., Fartui~g. S. 32, 17. Bingham2., P. 0. 58. 3,8182, 1841. Norto,8,, W. A.. (Spaulding(, (3,828,8 & 317183.2), P222222112(3 Attor2,8y, St. (32(322, (3222(3, P222(12(3 & Stock6, 9. 34, 17. (32622,o2, P. 0. Po2ler, 1835, (328)22, 3. 3., P222(12(3 & 51,8,8, 5. 3, 17. (31111, P. 0. 51. 3,8h22, 1853. (3,888r, Peter, P228,212( & Stock,8 5. 33, 17. (312(32, P. 0. S1. 3,8hn2s, 2853. 0,8,8b8,8, (3. (3., P2a2812g. 9. 9, 17. (3e2(3,l. P. 0. 91. 32822, 2843. 028,8,88,8, W. 5. FPr-.21g, 5. 6, T, 0214, P. 0. 98. 3Jo8,8, 1869. 0,6.3r2, P. M3.,Law & I22sura2ce, 58. 32822, 1855. 08t,terhou8t, (3., P22r8.1.3(, S. 3, 17. 0Ovi4, P. 0. 0214, 1871. 0.38,821, 3. W., Partn...g, S. 3, 17. 01121, P. 0. S1. 3,8hns, 1854. 0Owe,, 3. C., PF2.3ing. S. 18, T. (31111, P. 0. (31111, 1848. 02,2., 3. P., P~ruting. S. 12, 17. (31622,8, P. 0. (32712 (327142, 18'6, P24d111, 322822, P222.1.3(, S. 5, 17. (3211.36881, P. 0. Union8 (3o.e, 1878. Page, 32,8,8,.3, PFarming. S. 6,17. (3,87121, P. 0. (3ur2eka, 1853. Pal1,.er, P., S.2(1(g. 32, 17. (3i88g-ha-, P. 0. S8. 3,88.3, 1856. Pa1,mer, (311,8,8,, P22.3.1g. 32, 17. (31221822, P. 0. 51. 3,862s, 1859. P221,e2, G.3W., PFar8i.g. S. 5, 17. 1712822, P. 0. 17128,8, 1843. Par81r, (312,11, P.a2-318g, 5. 18, 17. 171,888, P. 0. (3212(32622(3, 1868. Parks,, Sa8,8m,8l, Fa82-2(3, S. 17,17. Ben.gal, P. 0. PFow1er, 1851. Par-,,nt8r, S., Su8pervisor & P,8raer, S. 18, 17. 0214, P1. 0. Shep224dsv111e, Parr, (3e82.1, P.r,,2i.3g, S. 26, 17. E3, se., P. 0. 51. 3,88n2, 1861. P2rr, S. (3., (3,p7ta,8818, M3.pl' (327142, 1866. Par11,82, 3,82.., P2ar8ing. S. 31, 17. (32(312, P. 0. (322.3 (3e442, 1846. P2211,88,, (3evi, Far-i..g, S. 32, 17. (32(31, P. 0. (3ra8. (324(3, 1889. Patrick8, W. C., Far-.i.3g & Stock, S. 5, 17. L3, gle, P. 0. (3.2(31, 1857. Patric8k, W-_. Far.3i1g, S. 5, 17. (32(311, P. 0. (32(31, 1852. Patterso,8, (3. 3., A~ttorney, 58. 3,862,,, 1856. Pa182te,.3. & S,,ith8, Attor.3ly, & (322.3211122 28 1,a2w, P2ow122. 1856. Pearl1,S. P.,(3Ma.ager OvidCCarrig1eCom8pany,(3Maffr3.&1Whole2a1e 13221222 i (322r1.2(32, B32(3(3112 P22.3 Wagos, et,8., PFirt-21222 Work (3222228214 0214, 1859. Pe2se, (3. (3., P82.31g. 5. 17, 17. Essex,. P. 0. (3apl1 (327142, 1868. Pec8k, A. (3., P22,80.8g. S. 34, 17. Big-l8.a-, P. 0. S8. J,81(s, 1856. Perkins, (3822., Farmi31.g, S. 22,1T. 171,882, P. 0. (3212(38622(, 1868. Perki,8s, (3a8e12, P22r(12g. 5. 8, 17. (3271212, P. 0. (3,r2eka, 1857. P228122, (3. W., Far-2.21(, 5. 8, 17. (3,871212 P. 0. (32211(2, 1855. P226ki,8, 3. Y7., P2r2iig, S. 22, 17. Vic,81.3, P. 0. (3,in232622(, 1846. Perrin, P. K. (P222122 & Bal14dwi,), Law (3121 (321281 & (3oa8.s, St. 3,88ns, Perri,. (31221 (3. (P222122 & Baldwin),8) (3aw, (3221 (381212 & (3.3as, St. J,8822, 2857. Perry7, 3. W., P222.i2g. 5. 15, 17. (3e2(32, P. 0. 58. 3,8hn2, 1868. Phe1lps, (32,8,t, P22202(3, S. 32, 17. (312382(, P. 0. S1. Johns8, 1844. Phi11lips, 3. W. ((3262 & Ph111ps,,) Professional2 Horse, 172ain,8r, (3217 & 9111,, (3222i,(3 & (3.3,843,8221s, S8. Johns, 1895. P1ie,8e, (3..(3(32.32 (3,82(is221,8,2, 51. 3,8182,, 1864. Pierce1, 322., P2a21i(3, S. 18, 17. (321122, P. 0. P2o,1er, 1888. Pier,82, 3. Q., Farming3(, S. 21, 17. (3212,86,82, P. 0. 51. 38oh,8, 1878. Pike, (3. 9., PFarming, S. 25, 17. (31111, P. 0. Dewi2,tt, 1853. Pi11.3,22, W,,8., P2r.212g. 5. 12, 17 (31226282 P. 0. St ons 81 P1.3(el, 3282, P2.r212(3, S. 20, 17. Rile.y, P. 0. Hilly, 1856. Pi.38ky, 3,862, PF2rmi.g. S. 12, 17. (3262222, P. 0. (32712 (327142, 1854. P126117, Peter, P2ar(ig. 5. 12, 17. (32622,8, P. 0. (32711 (327142, 1858., P1,811e, PFerdi3,82, PFarming(, 5. 17,17. Westphalia2, P. 0. Westphal8ia8, 1813. P11,2, (3288122, (3rover & (3121 Stock6 Deale1r, Westphalia, ((322. Iona Co.). P1,8w22a8,, (3. (3., 22.3.2g. S. 13, 17. (31111, P. 0. (312,11, 1888. P1,8w-a,8n, 3. (3., IEa-ig 5. 22, 17. (3en(32, P. 0. S1. 3,8hns, 1857. Pope, (3. (3., F32r.1i8(, 5. 17, 17. (3e2(3al, P. 0. P8ow1er, 1866. Post, (3. A., Var2.212( & Stock8, 9. 9, 17. 17121,8, P. 0. 17181.3, 1888. Pos,. L, armng2S 8, 226226bus, P. 0. Uuo (3,8e, 1855. Post, (3. (3., Manufacturing1.8(, 9. 8, 17. (322228,82, P. 0. 1U22o2 (38me, 1865. Po8tter, (3. A., President P1rst (321i,82,8 (3at26, 0214. Pra11, (3. W., P222(12(3, S. 8, (3222,8622, P. 0. Union,8ome, 1868. Price, (3822., PFarming, S. 12,17. 01122, P. 0. Price, 1856. Putnam82, 3. W., PFarming. S. 38, 17. 0218, P. 0. 9827224221112, 1873. (3ade2(2,8e2, W-2 A., P22(212( & S1,8,8, 5. 3, 17. Westphalia, P. 0. W2,stpha112, 1871. 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T_-rM1T~rV-r — ) Sr=-_AX~r==a 1. 11! h T=) gar -Ir S-CLS'TLF3? M. I ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM F __ OF g~~Y~~ 3ffi$I v v guT: CYRGIT 80 - METES AND BOTJUNDS. -12 (A ' P to the time of the Revolutionary War, or until about the beginning of the present century, land, when parcelled out, and - [l-] s^ sold or granted, was described by Metes and Bounds," and that system is still in existence in the following States, or in those portions of them which had been sold or granted when the present plan of surveys was adopted, viz.: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Texas, L] and the six New England States. To describe land by "Metes and Bounds." is to have a known land-mark for a place of beginning, and then follow a line according to the compass-needle (or magnetic bearing), or the course of a stream, or track of an ancient high- _ rJ way. This plan has resulted in endless confusion and litigation, as land-marks decay and change, and it is a well-known fact that Wtn the compass-needle varies and does not always point due North. J As an example of this plan of dividing lands, the following description of a farm laid out by "Metes and Bounds," is given: 'I\ " Beginning at a stone on the Bank of Doe River, at a point where the highway from A. to B. crosses said river (see point marked C. '-' f on Diagram 1); thence 40~ North of West 100 rods to a large stump; thence 10~ North of West 90 rods; thence 15~ West of North 80 LJ! rods to an oak tree (see Witness 'ree on Diagram 1); thence due East 150 rods to the highway; thence following the course of the TJ highway 50 rods due North; thence 5~ North of East 90 rods; thence 45~ East of South 60 rods; thence 10~ North of East 300 rods LJL to the Doe River; thence following the course of the river Southwesterly to the place of beginning." This, which is a very simple and moderate description by "Metes and Boundi'," would leave the boundaries of the farm as shown in Diagram 1. me. DIAGRAM 1. A 5. N. f Z.:a- 15 Et. I - ~Tree CALE ~ r r>S ELANATIOMI -d a - oo Ad 4 l e, r nVraz f l. s..ae. a,0 Rol Ubl adsLb l M Hr E p resent sysiem Th,0 a:. 9. 9 8, c' of Governmental T. nEGVI gross on the 7th of May, 717 OTEPReroBX a ~Y-' a OAK0 wareOC 1185. It has been in use I'm T oER 0Y ever since and is the legal 0i F.! t/ -method of describing and - 1 dividing lands. It is called the "Rectangular System," oo ", ~tt and IC bearings are moaosred from I two lines which are as right [EA [/ I d d d angles to each other, viz.:+. U -[A [ I/ These two lines, from which a] ' 'I,,72 05 the measurements are made, 45 In]PH tn ~n~~i,,DLT are the Principal Meridians are etablished, wirun orth greatnd South, I racy, by.. ast aronomical obd West Thser 00sos>' vations. Earls Principal l Princial Meridian has its Base Linesand those two lines farm the i 3Thasis or foundation far the I ILW.. /all the lands within the tsreKs / / vritory which they control, PriripalMeridian ha s its adBase Line, 1 0I ]0 basies io r foundation for theio FE12 t /I ~~ TOT surveys or measurement of I M A1' s'O of the United Stales, asnd[J / afrom ln it hin the territory gern andc lIY / Basioer by each Meridiayn aasp~ T~- N B 'R A. K 1S COR ~ ~a ~! ~ [ Prin ciial~leridin.....d Base'i I | Baines in the c entral portioly ~]r /aa eof the" United States....d I ul 0,[9, from it the territor govs 1N Rd~sTr* ~ ii~/ erned by each Meridianl and [f I~Y 1PVI IE_2'!~S /IN [NR*.ay~ s Base Llne may be readily ][lm ] [distinguished. Each Merid|I ian a.ld Base Line is marked [ / with its proper number or TOP - ane as are a....lso the Stand-. CITY SA puNN IK1~ OljVLL uxliiy)Meiias l1 ard Parallels a.d guide (or il JEFFEP.SN auxiliary) Meridians. I /y Q CITY] Diagram 8 illustrates what 'I so i meant when this method ] is termed the "Rectangular N System," and how the measI..urements are ba.sed on lines -' ""A " sp A 0 11 which run at right angles to flIl ' ~e ach other. Thebeavyline 01 an.AT Meridian.SS The he v-y line[1 running North and South 1 MEMP(marked A. A.) rep resets P. made in t r c _Jull~/ I Othe Principal Meridian, inI I thi case say the 5lth Printipal ZN,,4 | ~! RMeridian. The heavy m ine uppla runn taing East Pand West TV A S/ /s (marked B. B.) is the Base vLine. These lies are used ruTu/of all measurements or sar~T IE jDALLAS 'D MoN "Nun Itigpont o bsi j /O I veys made in territory conII'l [E W IO SON trolled by the 5th Principal t Meridian. The same fact c/ o Me Lappies to all other Principal 'W of t M eridians. d their Base! FLI01 Lines. Commencing at the F W AUSTIN Principal Meridian, at inter0 LE A HS vals f six miles, lines are! run iorth andSouth, parallel fe j LVESTO to the Meridian. This plan |is followed both East and 7 L WVest of the Meridian ~. ~CZ throughout the territory _105_ 100_ _ 95_ 90_ __,controlled by the Meridian. ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF sONGRESS. IN THE-YEAR 1895, BY GEO, oGLE &.CO., IN THE OFFICE OF-THE LIBARIAN Of CONGRESS AT WASHINGTOWNs. 1' I 11 -1 ij I'

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-C7qX==3) j.,hq= da These lines are termed "Range Lines." They divide the land into strips or divisions six miles wide, extending North and South, parallel with thie Meridian. [i E- Bach division is called a Range. Ranges are numbered from one upward, commencing at the Meridian; and their numbers are indicated by Roman DIAGRAM characters. For instance, the first division (or first six miles) west of the Meridian is Range I. West; the. next is Range II. West; then comes Range III., IAGRA. IV., V., VI., VII., and so on, until the territory governed by another Principal Meridian is reached. In the samlle manner the Ranges East of the Meridian no r. A. n o _F;. -.. are numbered, the words East or West being always used to indicate the direction from the Principal Meridian. See Diagram 3. I 13 -l Commencing at the Base Line, at intervals of six miles, lines are run East and West parallel with the Base -— le. These are designated as Township - -- dIFLines. They divide the land into strips or divisions six miles wide, extending East and West, parallel with the Base Line. This plan is followed both " I [_! - -- 1] North and South of the Base Line until the territory governed by another Principal Meridian and Base Lisle is reaced. These divisions or Townships are - numbered from one upward, both North and South of the Base Line, and their snumbers are indicated by figures. For instance: The first six mile division -- I -— L [r followed South of the Base Line; the Townships being designated as Township 1 South, Township 2 South, and so on. The " North" or "South" (the o ~..: r IT initials N. or S. being generally used) indicates the direction from the Base Line. See Diagram 3. ( - I LThese Township and Range Lines, crossingeachother, asshown in Diagram 3, form squares, which are called "Townships" or " Government To-wnslhips' * which are six miles square, or as nearly that as it is possible to make them. These Townships are a very important feature in locating or describing at piece X 7, of land. The location of a Government Township, however, is very readily found when the number of the Township and Range is given, by merely -- - - ~ r counting the number indicated from the Base Line and Principal Meridian. As an example of this, Township 8 North, Range 4, West of the oth Principal Meridian, is at once located on the square marked * on Diagram 3, by counting eight tiers north of the Base Line and 4 tiers west of tihe Meridian. ' 6 ~ ' ~ I j TOWNSHIPS OF LAND. 1 TW'OWNSHIPS are the largest sub&.1 e I k divisions of land run out by the pq J United States Surveyors. In the L G Governmental Surveys Township [~D Lines are the first to be run, and a Township 1 Corner is established every six miles and i.J marked. This is called "Townshipping." t- After the Township Corners have been carefullylocated,theSection and Quarter Section Corners are established. Each Township is jO six miles square and contains 23,040 acres, 1 or 36 square miles, as near as it is possible [ to make them. This, however, is freI quently made impossible by: (1st) the presence of lakes and large streams; (2nd) by State boundaries not falling exactly on Township Lines; (3rd) by the convergence of Meridians or curvature of the earth's surface; and (4th) by inaccurate surveys. A Each Township, tinless it is one of the ro exceptional cases referred to, is divided i into 36 squares, which are called Sections. I I These Sections are intended to be one 1 mile, or 320 rods, square and contain 640 rJ acres of land. Sections are numbered L consecutively from 1 to 36, as shown on l Diagram 4. Beginning with Section 1 in the Northeast Corner, they run West to 6, then East to 12, then West to 18, and so on, back and forth, until they end with [ Section 36 in the Southeast Corner. Diagranm 4 shows a plat of a Township as it is divided and platted by the government surveyors. These Townships are called Government Townships or Congressional Townships, to distinguish them from F Civil Townships or organized'Townships, B as frequently the lines of organized Towni ships do not conform to the Government Township lines. I DIAG 6- 6! 3 Z6 6 1 S R. A-\ — _-. -e 7 e.R. |119.2 R.i 9 ---i1 - o 20 21 A. Z 30 29 '28 12 R. In IL m B SECTIONS OF LAND.i a " —~----- R.SI3 32 33 I1 D AGRAM 5 illustrates how a section |i pJ 1 lj, may be subdivided, although the;-'-T-' -]. Lff - Diagram only gives a few of the - I..3. Ri_ ipU many subdivisions into which a ' _ section may be divided. All Sections - J (except fractional Sections) are supposed to be 320 rods, or one mile, square and therefore l contain 640 acres-a number easily divisible. Sections are subdivided into fractional parts to suit [C the convenience of the owners of the land. A half-section contains 320 acres; a quarter-section U contains 160 acres; half of a quarter contains 80 acres, and quarter of a quarter contains 40 acres,, and so on. Each piece of land is described according to the portion of the section which it embraces-as the Northeast quarter of Section 10; or the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 10. Diagram 5 shows how many of these subdivisions are platted, and also lii shows the plan of designating and describing them by initial letters as each parcel of land on the ]J Diagram is marked with its description. [ As has already been stated, all Sections (except Fractional Sections which are explained elser- where) are supposed to contain 640 acres, and even though mistakes have been made in surveying, - as is frequently the case, making sections larger or smaller than 640 acres, the Government recogtl~ nizes no variation, but sells or grants each regular section as containing 640 acres "more or less." The Government Surveyors are not required to subdivide sections by running lines within - them, but they usually establish Quarter Posts on Section Lines on each side of a section at the - points marked A. B. C. and D. on Diagram 5. After establishing Township corners, Section f- Lines are the next to be run, and section coriJJ.ners are established. When these are carefully DIAGRAM 5. located the Quarter Posts are located at points as DIAGRAM - nearly equidistant between Section Corners as Government Surveyors cannot be changed, even though it is conclusively shown that mistakes l Ihave been made which cause some sections or,cN. E. 1/4 quarter sections to be either larger or smaller 11t.s. an others. The laws, however, of all the ) 0 States provide certain rules for local surveyors m < to follow in dividing Sections into smaller 160 A. parcels of land than has been outlined in the A4 A 1D0 - C6' -- e Governmental surveys. For instance, in dividco ing a quarter section into two parcels, the disj/ S. N. / of S. E..4.ance between the Government Corners is careLr I ^ fully measured and the new post is located at a - I - 80 A. point equidistant between them. This plan is of followed in running out "eighties," "forties," L, oIfs.E.:: SL. E.V/4 "twenties," etc. In this way, if the Govern(2oA.) of S. E./4 ment division overruns or falls short, each S. M f S.E.. po4rti p ortion gaits or loses its proportion. This is ___ (20 A.) 40 A. l not the case, however, with Fractional Sections L] SUBDIVIDING A SECTION. along the North or West sides of a Township, l1Ljf ' or adjoining a lake or large stream. called 11Eractiou I Eorties" or "fractional Elght es," as the case may be. Diagrams 4 and 6 show the manner of marking' the 34 35 acreage and outlining the boundaries of these " Fractions.Diagram 6 illustrates how the surplusor deficiency of land inside of these Sections is distributed and which 11forties"or "eighties" BAM4;__ -___:r --- —-—: - 2 i 12 FRACTIONAL PIECES OF LAND.-~" b TO'\ONGRESSIONAL Townships vary --- C'- J, t" considerably as to size and boundaries. Lnu -~, \ \^ Mistakes made in surveying and the I(ol J. ~ ^fact that Meridians converge as they [irl run North cause every Township to vary ALJ 5 14 13 more or less from the 23,040 acres which a i [[ih x perfect Township would contain. See [lJ Diagramn 4. In arranging a Township into j! - Sections all the surplus or deficiency of land ' is given to, or taken from, the North and [L] West tiers of Sections. In other words, all I J -Sections in the Township are made full2-. f. t 64:0 acres-except those on the North and Ij. 22 - 23 24 West, which are given all the land that is L 9. 4 it left after forming the other 25 Sections. TIMBE Diagram 4 illustrates how the surplus or 1 | __ th! deficiency is distributed and the Sections it 54 affects. It will be seen that Sections 1, 2, Lll - 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 18, 19, 30 and 31, are the 1i - "Fractional Sections," or the Sections L!' 7 Ewhich are affected if the Township overruns ri, 27 28 25 or falls short. Inside of these Fractional [.il ~ Sections, all of the surplus or deficiency of [[i!. -land (over or under 640 acres) is carried to [i[ I -the " forties" or " eighties" that touch the FiL - - - - X- Township Line. 'I'lese pieces of land are l[.'] L 'n _. called "Fractional Forties" or "Fractional FiLl ' —W ]Elghties," as the case may be. Diagrams 4 il t 4 3 5 and 6 show the manner of marking the -FllJ acreage and outlining the boundaries of lili these "Fractions.". IJ - Diagram 6 illustrates how the surplus or ll _______deficiency of land inside of these Sections is NJl ~- ____distributed and whichs "forties"or "eighties" Ill] it affects. From this arrangement it will be IFlj seen that in any Section that touches the North or West Township Lines, the Southeast Quarter may F1 be full-160 acres-while another quarter of the same Section may be much larger or smaller. M1 Frequently these fractional "forties" or "eighties" are lotted as shown in Diagram 6. They are ~1_l always described as fractional tracts of land, as the "fractional S. W. i of Section 6," etc. Of course i[-f those portions of these Sections which are not affected by these variations are described in the usual Lii] manner-as Southeast S- of Section 6. As a rule Townships are narrower at the North than at the [l South side. The Meridians of Longitude (which run North and South) converge as they ruen North [l] and South from the Equator. They begin at the Equator with a definite width between them and a Inl gradually converge until they all seet at the poles. Now, as.the Range lines are rusn Nortllh and South, l4]/ it will at once be seen that the convergence of Meridians will cause every Congressional Township Il (North of the Equator) to be narrower at its North than at its South side, as stated. See Diagram n 4. In addition to this fact, mistakes of measurement are constantly and almost unavoidably made 2.' in running both Township and Range lines, and if no new starting points - nr' were established the lines would DIAGRAM 6. l1 become confused and unreliable, and- t.L the size and shape of Townships IOT 4. LOT...OT I I.O. L 1L /materially affected by the time the I I ' / l,T surveys had extended even a hundred l / gi g 805 o{ Ss miles from the Base Line and Princi- 62 AC. A Eg 85 C~. R.5 - pal Meridian. In order to correct ACRES. ACRES. ACRES. the surveys and variations caused I 53 a. | I /: by the difference of latitude and J LOT B. - straighten the lines, " Correction I Lines" (or Guide Meridians and0 0 n AC 0R I M4 I Standard Parallels) are established st l A ACRES. o ACRES. frequent intervals, usuallyasfollows: Is l Ii North of the Base Line a Correction St u...! 0 ^ Line is run East and West parallel OT 6. - 160 Rods. J with the Base Line, usually every I Lj twenty-four miles. South of the L/32 AC- 1 I * il [ Base Line a Correction Line is usually I ' established every thirty miles. Both 5 64 R. 0 160 ACRES. East and West of the Principal J LO 7, < l im Meridian "Correction Lines" are L. 0 usually established every 48 miles. J [ 37 AC. J O u j All Correction Lines are located by I o -ll. careful measurement, and the su.- 74 B. 80 Rods. 160 Rods. ceeding surveys are based upon PLAT OF A FRACTIONAL SECTION. [~ them. ' _ _ __ J~ L t lft__ ~~ __.-e..r__ '-! 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t I I I.I SUPPLEMENT III. DIGFE'S'T OF' THE- SYSTEM OF' CVIIL GOV NERNMETT. The Bureau of Accounts, in which all of the finances of the depart- approach of storms. There is also maintained a Civil Engineering DeYment are looked after, such as the custody and disbursement of appro- partment, through the'aid of which is carried out such improvements in DIGEST OF TH-lE SYSTEM priations; also indemnity funds and bonds; also care of the building rivers and harbors as may be authorized byCongress. The Secretary of OF and property of the department, etc. War also has supervision over the West Point Military Academy. The Bureau of Rolls and Library, which is charged with the cus- The private clerk for the head of the War Department is paid tody of treaties, rolls, public documents, etc.; has care of revolutionary $2,000 per year; assistant secretary, $4,500; chief clerk, $2,750. The archives, of international commissions, superintendence of library, etc. most of the subordinates and assistants in the War Department, except L The Bureau of Statistics, for the preparation of reports on commer- those mentioned, are officers of the Regular Army, who are paid salaries.IV I cial relations. and perquisites. The chiefs of all of these bureaus receive $2,100 per year. In addi- The Comomoanding General omesonot to the Secretary, and receives WVITH A REVIEW OF THE tion to these there are0 connected with the State Department the offices a salary of $7,500 Nper year. He looks after the rrangement of military oftranslator,oat $2,100 per year; assistant secretary, $4,500; second forces, superintends the recruiting service and discipline of thearmy, DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICIALS CONNECTED sistnt orotoy, $3,500; third astistatt secretary, $3,500; solicitor, orders ourts-martial, and in a general sense is charged with seeing to $3,500; chief clerk, $2,750; clerk to Secretary of State, $2,000; passport the enforcement of the laws and regulations of the army. The AdjutantWITH THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF NATIONAL, STATE, clerk, $1,400. Besides these there are the various comptrollers, audit- General keeps the rolls and the orders issued. The QuartermasterCOUNTY AND TOWNSHIlP GOVERNMENT. ors, clerks and assistants, which number well up into the thousands. General has charge of the barracks and the supplies, etc., that may be required for the army. The Commissary-General is head of the Subsistence. De partment, and has supe onov the purchasing and itssuo g army rations. The Judge Advocate General is the head of the department of military justice. The Surgeon- General, as the name imeRThiss dopoottot to organized io 0700. The head of thi depart- pTeos, toohs after the ffairs of the army relatiog to rsicktooodd, hospioNATIONALGO EN Eet, kotco oas th Serenety of th Tresy, i ppoitd y th - t t Th y s G l i the disbursing officer for the money ideot, is a member of the Cabinet, and receives a salary of $8,000 per oequired hy the departtoot. Thooo is olso tho Odnaoce office, onorooHE GOVERNMENT of the United States it one of lioitod ood aoooo. Tho Toeasuoy Departot is one of the moesf important liog ordnnceostor00, ofseoal, oros, the monufactuoe of arom, 0t0. p spec i fic powers, strictly outlined and defined by a written con- branches of the national government, as it has charge of the financial TheTopographicat office hos chae of ot ptats and droiogs of o Th|oorpia ^office hscharge al p at and^o~^Tuo d^ rawings 'S pof a llh j stitution. The constitution was adopted in 0787, and, with the affairs of the government, custody of public funds, collection of revenue ouovoys tood 'or tiitiry puopot o. Botidos thoso thooo 0r0 the ooamendments that have since been made, it forms the basis of and maintenance of public credit. Among the many important duties Inspoctor-Gonerat'. Departoosood dopartmets dovotodtoowa recthe entire fabric of government under -which we live. The devolving upon this department areothe following: Itattendsto o the col- ords pohtiooo -t constitution created three doistinct branches ofgov oto of ttioofl it dto ho ipot thep-t government, eachf l n of allintera lrevenu'e~s anddutieson iportsand the preven-n this connection it may be of interest to the general reader to which is entirely separate and distinct from the othoers. They are the tion of fraudso in these departments. Atll claims and demanods, either byofer rifly to o fo ft onert ig tho Rogltr A y. Th Uitd executive, olegislative and judiciaf d epartments. The costutioe t h nitd p0ones ta h gteds ot r a ga ins to them, an d all the accounts ts in wt diidd for thi ppos ito o h of mity litit of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tthes pnisa dfividl onced forthieac dpurtmndposeintoriesmbe of public oeykesaoplteadaccryt distem "^"6"g rl,$,0,admjrgnricts,750. cificallhy vests the executive power in the Pre siden t but a oll membes United States a re int erested, eithe r as debtortt is h oi genditors, isti oe osod ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The hoea of each Sttdi eparatmenoht recenidaemy vealreadmks iors gtsaedntervals soingstheucodtions opulcBandJ~lATM~ of the cabitet are usually classed with t he executive depotment- the tied and adjusted in the Treasury Department. This department alo ods fo hdq t. T sot of i i t Rg A y i elegislative power is held by Congress, and the judicial authority is includes the Bureau of the Mint, in which the government coin and fdhe yoas. Tho poy of piate odios 00 ttart o $ per ooth ovestted in t he Supreme Cour t and various ot her ourts hi ch Congress moneys are manufactured. by Trfosd. TheTyDepartment auo othorizes the ir$21 capita on te firs Wednsday n Deceber fllowin a Naionalelec- f revnue maine dvisio, $2,50;dcheftofotatioeryddvisioni$s,50;cconroldoatceonitedgtatesNaval cadeseat"innapolsiMayland haso provided dfor in pursuance of th e provision s of the onsttitution. organization of national banks anh d has supervisito over theo; hvtw y yo ' soi. Thoa pym t Ihand bee na step aimso thes inuuaestion, c taesxplaince of theset differestnt, $2,500 cmmisonthn Bre oNaiation,360;sue- after twent yearpse'o soethrouvyadice. Te work aong the Itr hot bhee Ott oim of thoso pagos e tt exrploin ooh of thoo diffeet ach arge of t he coast surveys, the lighthouses, marine hospitalss, etc. It o s ispporta t ti ray one tee f n prear hbranches of government, and to briefly review theo duties and powers h as charge of all moneys belonging to the United States; oYd designatesbrigait ppor o ts hn oo dbrooo oiadioo goenorols, $5,500; ond maorott gooeralt, $7,500. of the principal officials cto n lneted with each department. depositories of public moneys, keeps a ompleteo and accurate system The President sand Vie-President are e lec ted by popular vote, but of aouoo nting, showing the rIecipts and disbursements of the Treasury, t he vot e of each State is sep arate, so that a can didate may have a large and takes reports at st ted intervals showin g the onditiono of publi c Ofcet; LiEPAWRTXIIENT. majority of the aggregate popular vote of the country and yet fail to be finances, public expenditures and the public debt. elcteod. The Presid ential election is held on the first Tuesday after the There are a great m any v ery important officials connected with the The head of this dep artment is the Secretary of the Noavy, who is first Monday in Nove mber, whe n Prestidenttial eletors are chosen in and Treasury Department, chief among which are the following, viz.: Pri- appointed by th e President, a nd receives a salary of $8,000 per annum. for the various States, each State having as many electors as it has rep- vate secretary of the head of the department, at $2,400 per year; three This department is charged with the duty of attending to the construcresenttri ves in both branches of Congress. The eletors are hosen by assistant secretarie s, at $4,00 each; chief clerk, $3,000; chief of appoint- tion, armament, equip ment and employment of vessels of war, as well the ballots of the people of their States, and all the eletoors of a State ment division, $2,750; chief of warrants division, $2,750; chief of public as all other matters connected with naval affairs, and appropriations constitute an eleodtoral college. Th e electors meet in each State at the moneys division, $2,500; chief of customs division, $2,700; acting chief made therefor by Congress. The Secretary of the Navy has direct capital on the first Wednesday in December following a National elec- of reoeoue mtrinoo division, $2,500; chief of stationery division, $2,500; control of the United States Naval Academy at- Annapolis, Maryland; tion d vote for President and Vice-President, certificates of which are chief of loans and currency division, $2,500; chief of mtiscellaneous d. ivi' is... oodoo to oho commantdos of tht vriou. squadrodo; has general forwarded to t he Presido ent o f th e Senate, at Washing ton who on the sion, $2,500; sup er isig pecial agent, $8 per day; government atuy a thority over the Marine Corps; and has control of all the second Wednesday in February opens the certificates and counts the $1,800; superv ising architect, $4,500; steamboat inspector, $3,500; chief bureaus of the Navy Departmeont. votes itn the presence of both Houses of Congress and delares the result; Bureau of Statistics, a3,000; life saving service superintendent, $4,000- There are a number of bureaus organized in the Navy D epartment and the fial sttep is t i g tio, we i ohichh tae s plae on thet 4th of ass istant, $2,500; commTissioner Bureauo of Navigation, $3,600; superin- for the purpose of more thoroughly handling the work, amonsg the March. The law provides that ifneitherofsthe candidatesohaveo a major- tendent Untited States coast and geodetic survey, $6,000; supervising most important of which may be mentioned the following: Bureau of ity then the House of Representatives shall elect a President from the surgeon-geovral marine hospital service, $4,000; Bureau of Etngraving Steam Engineering; Bureau of Medicine and Surgery; Bureau of Navigathree candidates recei-ing tto highest efootoraf vote. It ofootios of and Pi'ntiohgthief, $4,500; assistant chief,$2,250; superintendent engrav- tion; Bureau of Provisions and Clothing; Bureau of Yards and Docks; this kind each State is entitled to only one vote, and two-thirds of the ing division, $3,600. Bureau of Ordnance; Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting; Bureau of Stao oqtes orm. Tho foroingwil soe to shotmayof Ot Construction and Repair. Attach ed to this department are also officials oi^Tr~~~cumben~~n~aw'^vtd^^aT^, Cotompntrolrsh h e forsan segoing cowtrllseretosho many ofd the lfine~wis of~r cerytework attndled "yec.enm to t Treasury Department, as the names of these offices explain the o r bureaus to attend to the following ma tter s: Marine Barracks, Washt i PRLESIDENT OF rTrlE UNITERD SqPATES brancht of work they ar ctharged with a ttending to. There are a hnum- ington, D. C.; Museumt of Hygotiene; Noaval Dispensary; Board of The President is the highest executive officer of the United States. be of other imUportant offies in the department that should hbe men- Ins pection and Surveoy; Navy Supplie s and Aounts; Navalo ObservaMe is elected for the term of four years, and receive s a salary of $5o ooo. tioed, amtong them being the following: tory; Hydrographic Office; Library and War Reords; Naval Intetliperannum. e must be thirty-fiveyearso o more, andanative-born The Sotiito lcor of the Treasury, o r chief oattorney, wo oreeives gence; Nautical Almanac, etc. citize n of th e United Statbes. The Po resid ent is charged witha g eneral $4,500 per year for attending to the legal matters co nnectd with the Rear-admirals in the Navy are paid $6,000 per year; commodores, supervision over the faithful'exeution of laws passed by Congress, and dep partment. $5,000; captains, 4,500; lieutenant-ommanders, $3,000; medical directhas spervision over all executive departmentans of the g overnmen The Co mmissio ner of C usto ms, who receives $4,000 per year a nd ors (rank of captains), 84,400; medical inspectors (rank of commanders), appoints a Cabinet of eight officials whto become the heads of the various his deputy $2,250, has charg e of all aounts of the revenue from cus- $4,400; pay diretors (rank of captains), $4,400; pay irnspectorso (orank departments, and these departments tare intended to be omanaged and toms and disbu rsements,oo and fotr tthe building oand repairing of tcustom of commanders), $4,400, In the Engineer Corps the chief oengineers are conduted as the President ioardirecots. To he fPresidaenast iams Commander-in- houses. aiso o paid $4,400 per year. Chief of the Army and Navy. He has power to grant par dons and re- The Treas urer o f the Un it ed St ates receives $6,000 per yearf e, aist prieves for all offenses against the United States except in cases o f ir- ant treasurer 82,600, and su perinte ndent of national banks (Red. Div.) oodopo oFtICto IEPIfdIE,. peahmert; has power, with the advice and eonsent of t he Senate to o3,5c00. heTrcTi ves 0gaoo the T 00oand keepBs the o c ogovernmento n fundsovth oaetoreaootiot. Ho nomntoesoo, ottd witht Otto odvses andonsenot ofttt -e mak trates.Henomnatsandwih te dvie ad onsntof heeither at headquarters or in the Sub-Treasuries or government depos- This is one of the most important branches of the National Govern~ Senate, appoint s Ambassadors and other public Ministers and Consuls, itories, paying it out upon warrants drawn in accordance with the law, ment. Its head is the Postmaster-General, who is appointed by the tall Judgoes of t he United States ou rts, and all other executive officers o and pays all interest on the national debt. President, and receives a salary of $8,000 per annum. The Post Office t he United States excep t in such cases where the appointments may be Theo Register of the Treasury is paid a salary of $4,000 per Department has super vision over the execution of all laws passed by vested in the various "departments." When the Senate is not in session yea, and his assist ant $2,250. The Register keeps t he accounts of Congres s affecting the postal service, and has general supervision over he can appoint, subject to its action tobo it oooso mlet. Mo bo s pohtic expenditures and receipts; roceives tho 0000000 ood otohs 000 ovooythiog rlting to the gathering, carrying and distribution of United when10 D pl m tc u e u' ^ c look at r te afa irsemb es tii gto. ~ nisi n ~ n He haasik l oes States'~e S at s^ n e mai^~ ls; superinten s the d striuto a^eec nd is pols al f al mo~enl teys power, in oertain extraorydin ary occasions, to oi o bt a tcat fd ll together bot ouses the officiate ott od aigation; Sttos fit; spentend s te distiutio nd diopoa of ot 0one of Cong ress, o r either of them, in extra esio;disqid from rfromirst Comtrof er d Comissioner of Customs a belonging to, or appropriated for, the departent; and ot the ininsorp ia dfostd O otruction time to time to ommunicate with Congress, as to the state of the Uniond accounts and vouhers acted on by them and fies the same. of and supervision over all persons in the postal service, with reference anot to tito to osuggetions tororcom sohCoigos, to s htoeto of Otticop Ir to The T Comptroller of t he Cerrency receives $5,000 per year and his to their duties. so toroo rotos, deputy $2,800. This bureau is charged with a general supervision of In providing for handling the general work of the Post Office Departbut itispr oov d thatanpp meaoure-oo faotbooo odp th e national banks and omatter s connected with the issuing of paper merit it ha s been found necessary to create four bureaus, or offices, as two-thitiosidot ott Cottyre soo yopotod over tios vetho bya money.they ate termed, each of which is presided over by an assistant postttwoo-ttiodosotte of Coogooss. The President Tohsots frequ e ntly w ithio Cobinet, ood n early Thoe Direc tor of the Mint receives $4,500 per annum, and is master-general, who each receive $4,000 per annum.0; are all subject to i muportqntoffi c ly itt e rs Card iscs sedbythat ody.In aose tel offioeo charged with a general supervision over all the coinage of the govern- the direction and supervision of the head of the department. A review imoooidlto attersoareoiscussedbthat ot. of these various bureaus and their principal officials, with the name of ofPrsidetbeomesv hou ted hreoo loo igntion Comptrollers. The first and second comptrollers are paid a the office, will show very clearly the work handled by each. otfttthetiotttttbot, thotosoproovidoshs Othtot offico shallfinoturnobeofille oftheFi 40bentthela pooois oht thd of o sha e Mit salary o f $),000 per year, and each of their deputies receive $2,700. The The first assistant postmaster-general is allowed a chief clerk at by Otto 000e-P0res00,00, S e c 00 rootaropylo oosoot oo~oto0000 of Otato, ainiod fopyoo;therpCoinettodttfoofo sMpion$,00 oister ~y te Vce-resden, Seretry f Sate an othr Cbint Mnisersfirst comptroller revises and certifies the accounts of the civil and 82,000 per year; superintendent of post office supplies, $2,000; superinto oogular oor ICoE-oPES.DENT. diplomtoo servico aod poblio foods. The sond omotpoooeo revises toodoot foee delivery division, 8,000:; chief division of salaries and and certifies the account s of the army and navy and of the Pension allowances, $2,200; superintendent money order system, $3,500; superThe Vice-President of the United States is elected for the term of and Indian Bureaus. intendent Dead Letter Office, $2,500; chief division of correspondence, four years, and receives a salary of $Io,ooo. In case of the death, re- Aoditoos. Thooo tro sio auditoos ottotod with tto Tooosory $1,800. motal or resignation o f the President, the Vice-President succeeds him. Department, each of whom receives a salary of $3,600 per year, and is The second assistant postmaster-general has charge of a number of The chief duty of the Vice-President is to act as the presiding officer of allowed a deputy at a salary of $2,250 per annum. No one auditor takes divisions, indicated by the following officials who are under his controlt: the Senate. He has n o v ote in the Senate, exceptfin cases ofat ie, or rank over another. The first auditor receives and adjusts the accounts superintendent of railway adjustments, at $2,000 per yearf; chief of an equaldivision of t themembers of that body. The Vioe-Presfidet ad- of the revenue and disbursements, appropriations and expenditures on inspection division, $2,000; chief of mail equipment division, $1,800; mini sters the oath of office to the Senators. account of the civil list and under special acts of Congress, reporting general superintendent railway mail service, $3,500; superintendent the balances tot the commissioners of the customs and firot cooptrolotr foreign maits, $3,000. STrATE "II]EPtIRT/]IEN~T. respectively for their decision. The second auditor devotes m00st of his The third assistant postmaster-general has charge of the postage The head of this department is the Secretary of State, who is p- attention to army affairs; looks after all the accounts relating to the pay, stamp division and the f inance division. The chief of the former p ointed by the Pres ident as a member of the Cabinet, and receives a clothing and recruiting of the army; the arsenals, armories and ord 0 receives $2,550 per annum, and of the latter $2, 000 per year. salary of $8,ooo per year. The law provides that in case the office of nance; all accounts relating to the Indian Department; reporting to the The fourth assistant postmaster-general has control of a number President becomes vacant, through the death, removal or resignation of second conaptroller. The third auditor has all accounts for sustenance of divisions, as indicated by the following officials who are under his b ot h the President and Vice-President, the Secretary of State assume of the army, omilitary academy, military roads, fortifications, quarter- supervision, viz.: Chief of the division of appointments, who is paid the duties of the Presidency. The Secretary of State may be said o be oaster's department, certain pensions. claims arising for military serv- $2,000 per annuoo; chief of the division of bonds and commissions, the officia Secretary of the President, and countersignsl osion ice previous t o 1817; for all propertoy lost in the military service- he 2,000; chief post office inspector, $3,000; and the division of mail depreissued by the President. oeports also to the seo nd oooptroller. The fourth auditor also reports dations. The Secretary of State is the head of the Department of State and is to the second cooptroller, and attends to all accounts of the service Besides the various chiefs of divisions mentioned above there are the chief d iplomatic officer of theoUnited States. Inhis department and connected w ith the navy. The fifth auditor reports to the first comp- connected with the Post Office Department a law clerk, at $2,500 per under his supervision is conducted the public business relating to foreign troller, and adjusts all accounts connected with the diplomatic service of 7 ear; appoiotment clerk, at $1,800; assistant a ttory-gooeral, $4,000; affaors; to correspondence, commissions or instructions to or with public the Department of State. The sixth auditor adjusts all accounts grow- superfntendent and disbursing clerk, $2,100; and a topographer, at Ministers from the United States; or to negotiations with Ministers from tog from the service of the Post Office Department. $2,000 per annum. foreign States; or to memorials or other applications from foreigners, or foreign public Ministers, or citizens of this country in foreign oands, or 0[WAPR IEPARRTIE]NT. OF TIE IILUIOR. complications arising therefrom. The Secretary of State also has charge Tho teoioo Hopaotot io ondoo tto imotdioto otrot of tto hocof off otheWr Deprtoess onnteasd owitt fooeign afoios, extrodftioo matters Tho Woo Hopatootoos organized in August, 1789. The head of retary;of the Interior. He is appointed by the President, and receives a ond diplooatoic offloors; fuishing passports to vessels gtiog to fooigo O othi s departmen t is known as the Secretary of Wao; is appointed by the salary of $8,000 per yeao. In this department, as the name implies, is countries, 000,, and has ottoogo of-tho Gooot Soottf tto Unitod Steso FoPresident, and receives a salary of $8,000 per ann. r T. The War Depart- conducted most of the public business relating to domestic or internal Connocod toith Otto Dopootoet of Stoto and foong a port of it ot 00mert a ttends to the execution of all laws affecting the Regular Army, affairs, and, like most of the other executive departments, it is divided into the great work of performing and caring for the duties outlined are the and carris out and performs such duties as ma y be provided for by anotborofsudivisionsadbranches. The Secoetoyof tto terior foloif bureaus: fotolaw or directed by the President relative to military forces, military is charged with a general supervision over public business connected T~ Diplomatit Boooou, thionos attof the Oato ios pertaiotng to otoosoioos ood tto stores of the United States. In former with the following branches, viz.: tst. The census of the United States. foo ure u oornodentso. years this department also had charge of Indian as well as miltitaoy 3d, A 0at000s onnectod with public lands. 3d. Everything relating Tho Coototao Bureau, cororsponodence toith conatts. taffairs, but this ha s been transferred to the Department of the Interior. to the Indians or Indian affairs. 4th. All matters concerono g pensions The Bureau of Indexes and Archives, the duties of which are tot The War Department is also required, among other duties, to maintain or bounty lands. 5th. The issuance and filing of patents and caveats. oFpen the official mails, prepare an abstract of the daily correspondence the signal service and provide for taking meteorological observations at 6th. Tho ostody ond distribution of pohlioatioos. 7th. Tho oopilaan d an index of i t, and superintend miscellaneous work of department. various points on the continent, and give telegraphic notice of the tio of statistics relating to oducotiona ma00000 ih tto vtoiot Stos. I I - ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS IN THE YEAR A. D. 1895, BY GEO. A. OGLE & CO., IN THE OFFICE OP THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON, D. C. -I

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SUPPLEMENT IV. DIGEST OF THET SYSTEEM OF CIVILg GOVE1 He also has oversight over several of the Government's charitable and benevolent institutions. For the purpose of handling properly the business connected with most of the subjects mentioned, there are bureaus organized for the purpose. The salaries paid to the principal officials connected with the Interior Department are as follows: First assistant secretary of the interior, $4,500 per year; assistant secretary, $4,000; chief clerk, $2,750; assistant attorney-general (Dept. of Interior), $5,000; commissioner of the General Land Office, $5,000; commissioner of Indian affairs, $4,000; superintendent of Indian schools, $3,000; commissioner of the Pension Office, $5,000; medical referee, $3,000; commissioner of railroads, $4,500; commissioner of the Patent Office, $5,000; commissioner of the Education Office, $3,000; director of geological surveys, $6,000; superintendent of the Census Office, $6,000. DE:PAJBlTMENWT OF ACGJRICU1LTUCE. This department was formerly connected with the Interior Department, but in 1889 it was reorganized and made independent, and the Secretary of Agriculture -was made a member of the Cabinet. The head of this department is appointed by the President, and receives a salary of $8,000 per annum. The general duty and design of the Department of Agriculture is to acquire and diffuse among the people of the United States useful infoemation on subjects connected with agriculture in the most general and comprehensive sense of that vord, and to procure, propagate and distribute among the people new and valuable seeds and plants. The following is a list of the chief officials connected with the Department of Agriculture and their salaries, and the list will also serve to indicate the various lines of work handled by and the various duties which devolve upon the department, viz.: Assistant secretary of agriculture receives $4,500 per annum; chief of Weather Bureau, $4,500; chief of Bureau of Animal Industry, $3,000; statistician, $2,500; chemist, $2,500; entomologist, $2,500; botanist, $2,500; ornithologist, $2,500; chief of forestry division, $2,000; pomologist, $2,500; chief of vegetable pathology division, $2,000, microscopist, $2,500; director of office of experimental stations, $25,000; chief division of accounts, $2,500; chief of division of records and editing, $2,500; chief of division of illustrations and engravings, $2,000; horticulturist, $2,500. DEPASTIlE^NT O01 JUSTICE, The head of the Department of Justice is the Attorney-General, who is appointed by the President, and receives a salary of $8,000 per annum. The principalassistatof the Attorney-General is theSolicitorGeneral, who receives $7,000 per year. Therre c a number of assistant attorney-generals who receive $5,000 per annum, and a special assistant attorney-general is appointed for nearly all of the various departments, including the Treasury, State, Post Office and Interior Departments. Besides these there are a number of special officials connected with the Department of Justice, such as examiner of titles, who receives $2,750 per annumc superintendent of buildings, $2,500; appointment and disbursing clerk, $2,000, and attorney in charge of pardons, $2,400. The Attorney-General is the legal adviser of the President, and it is ard of weights and measures; to declare war; to raise and sutpport armies (but it is provided that no appropriation for this purpose can be for a lontger period than for two years); to provide and maeintain a neavcy; to grant letters of marque and reprisalt, and make rules concerning captures econ ltand and water; to make rules fotr the government and regulation of the land and naval forces; to establish postoffices and post-eroads; to promote the progress of science ad the useful arts by securing for imited times, to authors and inventorse, the e xclusive right to their respective ewritings and discoveries; to ceonstitute tribunal s inferior t he Suprem e Ceourt; to define and peunish piracies and felonies committed on the high seas and offenses against the law of nations; to exercise exclusive legislation over the District of Columbia and p laces peurchas ted for feorts, magazinese, arsenals, etc.; and further to make all laws necessary for thegeneral welfare of the United States, and for "carreying into execution the foregoing powers, and all oteher powers vested by the Constiteution in the Government of the United States, or in any dep artmente or officerthereof." TheConstitutionexpresslytforbidsCongress making any law respecting the establishment oef religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the presse, or the right of the people peceabl ty to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Congresecs cannot csuspend the privilege of the writ of abeas coi es except in cases of rebellion or invasion when the public safety may require it. No bill of attainder or een Post facto law can be passted. No tax or duty can be laide on articles exported from any State. No preference can be given by any regeulation of commerce or revenue to the parts of one State over those of another. No title of nobility can be granted. Every law passed by Congress must be submitted to the President for his approval. If he returns it with his objections, or vetoes it, the measure may be passed over his veto by a two-thirds vote of both branches of Congress. The Senate, or the " Upper House of Congress," is composed of two Senators from each State ill the Union. They are elected by the Legislatures of their respective States, for the term of si years, and receive a salary of $5,000 per annum. No person can be elected to the United States Senate who has not attained the age of thirty years, been nine years a citizen of the United States, and is when elected an inhabitant of the State from which he is chosen. The Senate has sole powert try all impeachments. Its consent and confirmation is necessary for all important officers appointed by the President. Its consent is also necessary to conclude any treaty. The House of Representatives is the " Lower House of Congress." Each State in the Union is divided into congressional districts, of as nearly equal population as is practicable. In each district a representative is elected by the people for a term of two years, and each is paid a salary of $5,000 per year. Besides these, a delegate from each organized Territory is admitted to the House of Representatives, who is not entitled to vote, but has the right to debate on all subjects in which the Territory which he represents has an iteet. Nperson canbe a representative who has not attained the age of twenty-five years, been for seven years a citizen of the United States, and is at the time of his election an inhabitant of the State from which he is chosen. All bills fer raisi revenue must originate in the House of Representatives. 34NNMEDNT. ernor should devolve upon him, he shall during the continuance of such emergency be entitled to the emoluments thereof. The principal duty of the Lieutenant-Governor is to act as the presiding officer of the State Senate or Upper House of the State Legislature. In case a vacancy should occur in the office of Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor would act as Governor until such vacancy was filled by election; and in all cases where the Lieutenant-Governor is unable to act as presiding officer of the Senate, a President pro temptore is chosen by that body. The Lieutenant-Governor has no vote in the Senace except in cases of a tie or equal division of the members. SIECUErTAY OE STATE:. The office of Secretary of State is one of the most importanti offices within the gift of the peeple of a State, and the office exists under this name in every State in the Union. The Secretary of Statc may be said to be the official secretary of the Governor, and countersigns all commissions issued by the chief executive, and he is the custodian of the Great Seal of the State. As a rule it is the duty of the Secretary of State to call the House of Representatives to order and preside until a temporary presiding officer, or Speaker, is elected. It isis s duty to see that halls are prepared for the Legislature or GCeneral Assembly; he prepares the legislative manual and causes it to be printed and distributed; secures the printing and distribution of the State laws; indexes and files executive documents; provides and distributes election blanks; has charge of all books, bills, papers, etc., of the Legislature, and is practically "keeper of all public acts, laws, records, bonds, etc." The Secretary of State is required to keep a register of ail the official acts of the Governor, and affixes the Seal of the State to all official commissions. etc., keeps a record of them, and is obliged to give any person a copy of the same when demanded. In all of the States the Secretary of State is ex-officio member of a number of the official State boards, but no list of these could be given that would apply to all States, as they are different in the various States. STATE AUDXTOR. The office of Auditor of State exists under one name or another in — early every State in the Union. The title of this office, however, is not alike in all the States, as in many of them, notably California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and a few others, it is known as State Comsptroller. In a few of the States, including Michigan and Pennsylvania, the office is called Auditor-General, ard in two of the States the public accounts are audited by a Board of Auditors. In all the States, however, the duties that devolve upon this branch of the State government are practically the same, and a general explanation of the scope of work handled by the State Auditor in one State will apply, except as regards minor details, to all of the States. It is the duty of the State Auditor to keep the accounts of the State with any other State or Territory, and with the United States and all public officers, corporations and individuals having accounts with his State. He audits the accounts of all public officers who are to be paid out of the State Treasury, and all persons who are authorized to receive money out of the State Treasury. In fact, all claims against the State which are to be paid out of the State Treasury must be presented to the Auditor, who, after the same is djusted, issues warrants therefor payable at the Treasury. A complete record of each warrant is kept by the Auditor, who also keeps an account with the State Treasurer, charging him with all moneys paid into the Treasury, d giving credit foreilclwarrants paid, and the books and vouchers of the Treasury must balance therewith, as settlements are made between these two officers at stated intervals. In a number of the States theAuditor is charged with a general supervision over certain corporations, such as insurance and banking corporations and building and loan associations, and in some States is ex-o cei a member of a number of State boards. He generally has authority to make and execute satisfactions of judgments and assignments thereof in behalf of the State. the duty ot the Department ot Justice to give all opinions and render T A OV Er NMExT. all services requiring the skill of persons learned in the law necessary SAT GOVERNMlENl. to enable the President and other officers of the various Government departments to discharge their respective duties. This department is t HE method of State government throughout the United States also required to prosecute or defend all suits or proceedings in which the ifollows very closely the general plan of government that preUnited States is interested. The Attorney-General has general super- ails in national affairs.e The various feunctiones of government vision over all the s oliecitors for the various departments; and also exer- in State affairs are handled in departments, w ith a State oefficer cises genereal superintendence and directieon over all Unihfted States at the ehead of each branch, and the lines are clearly drawnce wokar ths ubihPiaels i ppiteaynd Peidnt ndvrismaeialeidtedifretSttsrngngfomtowosi eas rechis atd Uied St tes district attorneys of all i the districts of the beeen the executive, legislative and Judiciael powers. All the Sta tes United States and TeCrritories. e governosed teder eonstitution, which outClines and defines the pwcer chich ech o fthese departments shall exercise and possess. INDohEPENDENT DEPARpTsIENTS. Al ci the slt importent State officials are elected by the people, but ey or the St acc the teless iemportanst offices are filled by appointThere are several independ enet departments, which, although enone ane c e oer, by ad with the consent of the State Senate. Of them are as important as the foregoing, eand their heads are not s eGO VERo Cabinet members, yet they form a very necessary part and attend to very important bran ches of the National Governmeenet. The Governor is the highest executive officter in all the Statesi of the Government Printing Office. The head of this branch of public Unione, and is elected by a direct vote of the people. The term of office work is the Public Printer, who is appointed by the President, and varies materially in the different States, ranging from two to six years. r eceives a salary of $4,500 per year. His chief clerk is paid 2,400 per As to the matter of salary that the Governor receives, it also differs year, and there is a foreman of printing and a foremans t of binding, widelty throucgheout the different States and is subject to frequent change. each of whom receive $2,o100 per annum. At the present writing two States-New York and Pennsylvania-pay Civil Setrvice Commission. This commission consists c ofee- theic Governors $e10,000 per year; Ilinois and California both pay $6,000 missioners, each of whom are paid $3,500 per year. The chief examiner per annum; Minnesota, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, connected with the commission is paid $3,000 per annum, and the Nevada, New Jersey, Virginia and Wisconsin all pay $5,000 per year; secretary $2,000. Maryland pays $4,500; Michigan, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, TennesInterstate Commerce Commission. This commission was created see and Texas pay $4,000, Florida and Arkansas pay $3,500; Alabama, for the purpose, and charged with the duty, of seeing that the laws regu- Colorado, Iowa Kansas and North Carolina all pay $3,000; West Virlating interstate commerce were faithfully executed and observed, and ginia, $2,700; Montana and Washington, $2,600; the Dakotas and to prevent unjust discrimination on the part of railway corporations and Nebraska, $2,500; Connecticut, Delaware and Maine, $2,000; Oregon, common carriers. The commission consists of five commissioners $1,500, and New Haepshire, Rhode Island and Vermont $1,000. About appointed from different sections of the United States, each of whom the only statemeeet concerning tbe qualifications required for this office receives a salary of $7,500 per year. The secretary of the commission that would be common to all the States is that he must be a citizen of receives a salary of $3,500 per annum. the State in which he is elected. In eeost of the States, in addition to Department ofLabor. The genecral design of this department isto the salary named, the Governor is furni shed with a residence, which is collect, assort and systematize statistical details relating to the different known as the " Executive Mansion." branches of labor in the United States. The head of this departmeetis The powers and duties that devolve upon the Governor are about known as the Commissioner of the Department of Labor, and he is paid the same in all of the States. He is charged with a general supervision a salary of $5,000 per annum. His chief clerk receives $2,500 per year, over the faithful execution of the laws, and is the legal custodian of all and disbursing clerk $1,800. the property of the State not specifically entrusted to other officers by JUDCIARY. law, and is authorized to take summary possession of such property. He is expected to communicate by message to each session of the State The judicial powers of the United States are vested in the following- legislature such information or reco eendations regarding State affairs named courts, viz.: The United States Supreme Court, consisting of as he may deem necessary and proper,and he is empowered to call extra one chief Justice and eight associate justices; the enited States Court sessions of that body whenever the public welfare may demand. He of Claims, which consists of one chief justice and four judges; the accountsto ethe same body for all moneys received and paid out, and United States Circuit Court of Appeals; and the United States Circuit presents estimates of amounts to be raised by taxation for various purand District Courts. All judges of United States Courts are appointed poses. He has a negative (or veto) upon all laws passedby the Legislafor life, or during "good behavior." The chief justice of the United ture, but it is provided that measures may be passed over his veto by a States Supreme Court receives a salary of $10,500 per annumn, and the two-thirds vote of that body. The Governor IS commander in-chief of associate justices $10,000 each. The circuit judges receive a salary of the State cilitary or naval forces, and has authority to call out such $6,000 each per annum, district judges $5,000, and judges of the Cour forces to preserve peace andexecute the laws when the local authorities of Claims i4,500 each per year. are Unable to accomplish this. He may require the opinion of the variThe jurisdiction of the United States Courts extends to all cases in ous State officers upon any subject relating to their respective offices, and law and in equity arising under the Constitution, the laws of the United examinesanda pprovestheebondsofStateofficials. n manyeStatesthe States, and treaties; to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public overner has power to grant reprieves and pardons, after conviction, ministers and consuls; to all cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdic- for all offenses against the State except in ca se s of imp eachment; but tion; to controversies to which the United States shall be a party; to In a few of the'States tise p-adoning power is vested in a board selected controversies between two or more States; between a State and a citizen for that purpose, of which the Governor is generally ex-officio a member. Of another State; between citizens of different States; between citizens of The Governor has the appointment of a number of State officers, and in the same State claiming lands under grants of different States. In all many cases if al elective office becomes vacant he has power to fill it cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, and by appointment; has power in many States to suspend a State officer, or those in which a State is a party the Supreme Court has original jurisdic- even a county officer, pending a legal investigation. The Governor issues tion. In the other cases the Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction. -equisitions upon the executives of otherStates for parties chargedlwith crime who escape to other States, and he has power to issue warrants for fleeing criminals upon requisition of other Governors. JEGISIATITE DElPARTMENWT. The legislative powers of the United States are vested in a Con- LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. gress, which consists of a Senate and House of Representatives, and which meets annually at Washington on the first Monday of December. Theoffice of Lieutenant-Governor does not exist in all of the States The constitution gives to Congress the following general powers: To in the Union, at least not under this name, as in a few of the States this lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises; pay the debts of the officeris only known as the President of the State Senate. In some of United States; borrow money on the credit of the United States; to reg- the States the Lieutenant-Governor is paid a certain amount per day ulate commerce; to establish uniform laws on naturalization and bank- during sessions of the Legislature or General Assembly, and in others ruptcy; to coin money and regulate the value thereof; fix the stand- he is allowed a fixed salary, but it is provided that if the duties of Gov STATE: TEASTJE:r. This is one of the most important executive offices in the gift of the people of a State. The State Treasurer handles vast sums of the people's money, and as a rule a very heavybond, ranging from $500,000 up Into the ceillions, is required of him; and generally the Governor is empowered to deemand additional bonds if he deems the bond insufficient to fully protect the State. The duties of the State Treasurer are implied by the title of the office, and they are very much the same throughout all of the States of the Union. The State Treasurer is custodian of all the State funds. He deposits these funds in banks, which give bonds to secure the Treasurer or State against ioss, and which pay interest on daily balances. The Treasurer pays out State funds only on warrants issued or signed by the State Auditor, or other proper official, and a full record of all warrants is kept in both the auditing office and Treasurer's office. The plan by which the Treasurer receives the revenues of the State is different in different States. In some States the Auditor issutes an order for hism to receive the esame atd charges the amount against the Treasury. In others he ist charged with tall moneys which he is entitled to receive, and then given credit for delinquencies. In still other States the Treasurer issues dupleicate receipts foreec all moneys paid in, which must be countersigned by the Auditor to be valid, and one of these must be deposited with the Auditor, so he may charge the amount againstethe Treasurer. In this way a double system is carried on-both Auditor and Treasurer keeping a full account of all -moneys received and paid out, and their books and accounts must balance, as at stated intervals the Treasurer must make settlements with the Auditor and submit books, vouchers, etc., to the Legislature. In most iof the States the State Treasurer is required to publish at stated times, in the newspapers at the capital, an itemized statement of the public accounts, expenditures, funds, receipts and disburseme nts. He is also required to make a complete report andl itemized statement to each session of the Legislature. In nearly all ofI the States the law is very explicit in outlining the duties of the State Treasurer, the following being very common provisions in relation to the office, viz.: That a complete record of all moneys must be kept, showing what is received or paid out of the various "funds," which fundse" must be exhibited in separate accounts. In several of the States the Governor and one or two other State officials constitute a board, which must at certain times examine and check up the accounts, books and vouchers of the State Treasurer and ascertain the amount of funds in the Treasury. ATTORXNE:Y-G4ENE1lRAL, The Attorney-General, as the name implies, is the general legal counsel or lawyer for the various branches of the State government. In all of the States the powers and duties of the Attorney-General are very similar. It is his duty to appear for the State in all actions and proceedings ice the Supreme Court in which the State has an interest; to institute and prosecute in all courts all actions, either for or against a State officer, in which the State has an interest; to consult with and advise the various county or state's attorneys in matters relating to their official duties, and when public interest requires he assists them in criminal prosecutions. It is his duty to consult with and advise the Governor and other State officers, and give, when requested, written opinions on legal or constitutional questions relating to their official duties, and to give written opinions when requested by the Legislature or any committee thereof. It is also his duty to prepare, when necessary, drafts for contracts or other writings relating to subjects in which the State is interested. He is required to enforce the proper applicatioes of funds appropriated to the various State institutions, and prosecute breaches of trust in the administration of the sace; and when ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS IN THE YEAR A. D. 1895, BY GEO. A. OGLE & CO., IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON. D. C.

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SUPPLEMENT V. I - -- DIGIEST OF' TFHE SYSTlEMNm OF CIVIL- GOVERINNMlE]NT. necessary prosecute corporations for failure or refusal to comply with OTIEER STATE OFFICERS. that arises from such vast and complex business interests. The various the laws; to prosecute official bonds of delinquent officers or corpora- courts are also provided with the necessary officials for carying on the tions in which the State has an interest. The Attorney-General is In all of the States there exist one or more other State officers in judicial business-such as clerks of court, court reporters, bailiffs, etc. required to keep a record of all actions, complaints, opinions, etc. addition to thoe aready mentioned, which re made necessary by local condition or local business interests. It is, therefore, unnecessary to mention any of these at length in this article. It may be stated, howSTATE S1UTERITEN DENT OR1 S1UPXEBINTENDENT OF PUBX- eno to mefelw -IE INTRUC IN. - N Uever, that in all of the States may be found two or nore of the following XSC tNSTeUCTXOo. State officers, and further, that each one of the following-named officers COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Thi is an office hih eists in nearly every Stte i the Union. In s found in some State in the Union, viz.: Superintendent or commissioner three or four of the States the management of the educational interests of agriculture, comisioer of mines, ecretay o agicut l board, secretary of internal affairs, clerk and reporter of the Supreme Court, 0 far as the principal county offices are concerned, the general ofcommissioner of railways, commissioner of immigration, State printer, arrangement and method of handling the public business is very the secretary of the board assumes most of the detail work that in most or emessioner, comissioner, register or mpthc am in a of the Sthes but theoiceserecaleedi y of the States devolve upon the State Superintendent. The full title St te hiedee, 1 cd geet f the States devolve upon the State Sesuperintendent. of State land office, register of lands, commissioner of different names, and in minor details-such as transferring from schools and lands, surveyor-general, inspector-general, State oil inspec- one office to another certain minor lines of work-there are a called " State Superintendent of Public Instuction or Public Schoolsner. number of points in which the method of county government in the various In Ohio, Maine and Rhode Island, and a few others, the office is termed or ry cossedis.Therteh dptedthee thepiciplcty "Commissioner of Schools." STATE BOARDS. offices which are most common in the Northern States, as in the SouthThe duties of the State Superintendent are very much alike in all ern and New England States there are scarcely any two States in which of the States, as he is charged with a general supervision over the edu- Besides the officers and departments which have already been men- the names or titles of all the county offices are identical. ational interests of the State and of the public schools. In many Statese tioned, there are a number of State boards or bureaus that are necessaryc his authority is not limited to the public schools, and he is authorized in carrying on the complex business connected with the government of UDc TIii ofFICE AND CIIE1M Oh TWE COUNTY BOAD. by law to demand full reports from all colleges, academies or private a State. The following list of such State boards and bureaus includes schools. It is his duty to secure at regular intervals reports feroo all all that can be found in the majority of the States; some of them, how-ty is kn n s public predcatnand instritutions schoo regiterall pschol re tsc and s bGen erally the principal auditing officer of the county is known as public educational icstitutios aecd file sall pe rueps are only found in a few of t he States, because they are of a locae the county auditor" or " county clerk." I Illinois, eansas, Missouri, ments transmitted to him by local or county school officers. He is the nature and are only made necessary by the existence of certain local Wisconsin nd many other Sas the ffice is alled" couty lerk. In general adviser and assistant of the various county superitendents or conditions or business interests. It will also be observed that some of,, et thDatOhio ad thers it i temed schoonl officers, towho~m he must giv'e, whenrequested, hiswritten oIndiana, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio and others it is termed school officers, to whom he must give, when requesteda, his writt e ed thenethat has already been county auditor. In a fewthe State under certain conditions this opinion upon questions arising under the school law. it is also his duty mentioned as belonging to some State officer. This grows from the fact office is merged with some other county office. A notable example to hear and determine controversies arising under the school laws co- that a few of the States place the management of certain ines of work of this is in the State of Michigan, where they have one official, underthe laws relating to schools. The State Superintendent is required to make si,.: Railroad and warehouse commissioners, board of equalization, board ofpr year, bd thes in so e States being alowed ceretai f iees, unles it is a detaied report to each regular session of the State Legslature, show- or commission of agriculture, university trustees, board or commission- a very large and heavily populated county, where the salary paid is of ing an abstract of the common school reports; a statement of the condi- ers of public charities canal commissioners, penitentiary comissioners, necessity much higher than this amount. No county treasurer or memtion of public schools and State educational instittions the amount of board of health, dental examiners, trustees of historical library, board ber of the county board is eligible to this office In general terms it money collected and expended, and all other matters relating to the f pharmacy, commission of claims, live stock commissioners, fish com- y be stated as a rule the auditor acts as the clerk or secretary of the schools or school funds that have been reported to him. He is for- missioners inspectors of coal mines, labor commissioners, board of edu-official conty oard, althugh in a few of the States the court clerk is bidden from becming interested in the saleof any school furniture, book cin, board of public works, board of pardons, assessment comms- required to look after this matterhi. The clerk of the county board keeps orpparatus. sioners. an accurate record of the board's proceedings and carefully prersives STATE LIBRARItAN. In nearly all of the States the laws provide for a State officer under the title of "State Librarian." As a rule the office is filled by appointment of the Governor, although in a few States it is an elective office and is filled by direct vote of the people. The State Librarian is the custodian of all the books and property belonging to the State Library, and is required to give a bond for the proper discharge of his duties and safekeeping of the property intrusted to his care, as in many of the States the State Library is an immensely important and valuable collection. In some of the States the Supreme Court judges prescribe all library rules and regulations. In others they have a Library Board of Trustees, which is sometimes made up of the Governor and certain other State officials, who constitute a board of commissioners for the management of the State Library. ADJUTANT-GlENER AL. In nearly all of the.States provision is made for an Adjutant-General, who is either elected by the people or appointed by the Governor. The name of the office implies the branch of work which is handled by its incumbent. It is the duty of the Adjutant-General to issue and transmit all orders of the Commander-in-Chief with reference to the militia or military organizations of the State. He-keeps a record of all military officers commissioned by the Governor, and of all general and special orders and regulations issued, and of all other matters relating to the men, property, ordnance, stores, camp and garrison equipage pertaining to the State militia or military forces. PUBLIC EXAMIINER OR BANIK EXA]MINIER. This is a State office that is found in only about one-half of the States. In some States it is known as Bank Comptroller and in others the duties which devolve upon this officer are handled by a " department" in the State Auditor's office. The general duties and plan of conducting this work, in many respects, is very similar, but there is a great difference between the various States in the officers who attend to it. Where this is made a separate State office, generally speaking, the requirements are that he must be a skilled accountant and expert bookkeeper, and cannot be an officer of any of the public institutions, nor interested in any of the financial corporations which it may be his duty to examine. He is charged with the duty of visiting and inspecting the financial accounts and standing of certain corporations and institutions organized under the State laws. In several of the States it is also made his duty to visit certain county officials at stated intervals, and inspect their books and accounts, and enforce a uniform system of bookkeeping by State and county officers. COMMISSIONER OR SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. In all of the States of the Union the department relating to insurance has grown to be an important branch of State government. The method of controlling the insurance business differs materially in many of the States, although they are all gradually moving in the same direction, viz., creating a department or State office in which all matters relating to insurance and insurance companies are attended to. In former years, in nearly all of the States, the insurance business formed a department in the State Auditor's office, and was handled by him or his appointees. Now, however, in nearly all the Northern States and many of the Southern States, they have a separate and distinct insurance department, the head of which is either elected by the people or appointed by the Governor. The duties and powers of the insurance department of the various States are very similar. A general provision is that the head of this department must be experienced ill insurance matters, and he is prohibited from holding an interest in any insurance company. The Commissioneror Superintendent of Insurance has extensive powers concerning insurance matters, and it is his duty to see that all laws respecting and regulating insurance and insurance companies are faithfully observed; he issues licenses to insurance companies, and it is his duty to revoke the license of any company not conforming to the law. Reports are made to him at stated times by the various companies, and he has power to examine fully into their condition, assets, etc. He files in his office the various documents relating to insurance companies, together with their statements, etc., and at regular intervals makes full reports to the Governor or Legislature. CO)MMIISSIONEBR OF LABOR STATISTICS. In several of the States a "Commissioner of Labor Statistics" is appointed by the Governor, who is the head of what may be termed the labor bureau. In a great -majority of the States, however, this branch of work is taken care of by a board of labor commissioners, a bureau of statistics or by the State Auditor and his appointees. The general design of this bureau or commission is to collect, assort and systematize, and present in regular reports to the Legislature, statistical details relating to the different departments of labor in the State, and make such recommendations as may be deemed proper and necessary concerning the commercial, industrial, social, educational and sanitary conditions of the laboring classes. LEGISLATURE OR GENERXAL ASSEMIBLY. The law-making power of every State is termed the "Legislative Department." The legislative power, according to the constitutions of the various States, is vested in a body termed the Legislature or General Assembly.which consists of an Upper and Lower House, designated usually as the Senate and Hou se of Representatives In a few of the States the Lower House is called " The Assembly." In most of the States the Legislature meets in regular sessions every two years, but this is not the universal rule, as ill a few of the States the law provides for annual sessions. In all of the States, however, a provision is made whereby the Governor may, on extraordinary occasions, call a special session by issuing a proclamation. The Legislative Department has the power to pass all such laws as mavy he essary for the welfare of the State, and carry into effect the provisions of the constitutitution. The Legislature receives the reports of the Governor, together with the reports of the various other State offiecrs; they provide by appropriation for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the government; at regular times provided by law they apportion the State into political districts, and make all other provisions for carrying on the State government. There is a general prohibition against the passage of any ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts, or making any irrevocable grant of special privileges or immunities. Any measure to become a law must be passed by both branches of the Legislature, and then be presented to the Governor for his approval. If he withholds his approval (or vetoes it), the measure may be repassed by a two-thirds vote of the Legislature, when it will become a law notwithstanding the Governor's veto. SENATE. The Senate is the Upper House of the Legislature or General Assembly. The various States are divided into senatorial districts, in each of which a Senator is elected-the term of office varying from two to four years. Except in three or four of the States the presiding officer of the Senate is the Lieutenant-Governor, although a President Sro ttem. is usually elected, who acts as presiding officer during the absence of the Lieutenant-Governor. The presiding officer has no vote, however, in the Senate, except when that body is equally divided. Every Senator has one vote eupon all questions, and the right to be heard in advocating or opposing the passage of any measure brought before the Legislature. In filling all of the most important State offices that are to be appointed by the Governor, the appointments must be approved or confirmed by the Senate. JHOUSE OF REOPRESENTATIVES. The Lower House of the State Legislature, in nearly if not quite all the States of the Union, is termed the House of Representatives. Like the Senators, every member of the House has the right to be heard in advocating or opposing any measure brought before the body of which he is a member. The House is given the sole power of impeachment, but all impeachments must be tried by the Senate. As a general rule, there is a provision that all bills for raising revenue must originate in the House. JUDICIAlRY. IThe "Judicial Department" is justly regarded as one of the most important and powerful branches of government of either the State or Nation, as it becomes the duty of this department to pass upon and interpret, and thereby either annul or give validity to all the most important measures and acts of both the legislative and executive branches of the government. It is impossible in a general article to give a detailed review or description of the construction and make-up of the judicial departments of the various States. The courts are so differently arranged both as to their make-up and jurisdiction that it would be useless to try to give the reader a general description that would accurately cover the ground. In all of the States, except, possibly, one or two, the highest judicial authority of the State is known as the Supreme Court, and unless questions are involved which give the United States Courts jurisdiction, it is the court of last resort. The Supreme Court is made up of'a chief justice and the several associate justices or judges as may be provided for by the laws of the various States, usually from four to six. Generally these officers are elected by the people, either from the State at large or (in three of the States) as representing certain districts, but this is not the case always, as in several States they are chosen by the Governor or Legislature. In all of the States the Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction both in law and in equity, and has original jurisdiction in remedial cases, msandameus, habeas cortzss and cases relating to the revenue, but there is no trial by jury in this court. Various other courts are provided for by the laws of the different States, such as appellate courts, circuit or district courts, probate courts, county courts, superior courts, municipal courts, courts of justices of the peace, etc. The jurisdiction of all these courts is, of course, inferior to that of the Supreme Court, and varies greatly in the different States. Besides these, where there are large cities, various other courts are also established to aid in caring for tee enormous amount of judicial work all documents, records, books, maps and papers which may be brought before the board, or which the law provides shall be deposited in his office. In the auditing office an accurate account is kept with the county treasurer. Generally they file the duplicates of the receipts given by the county treasurer, charging him with all money paid into the treasury and giving credit for all warrants paid. The general plan of paying claims against a county is as follows: If the claim is one in which the amount due is fixed by law, or is authorized to be fixed by some other person or tribunal, the auditor issues a warrant or order which will be paid by the treasurer, the certificate upon which it is allowed being duly filed. -In all other cases the claim must be allowed by the county board, and the chairman or presiding officer issues a warrant or order which is attested by the clerk. A complete record of all these county warrants or orders is kept, and the accounts of the county treasurer must balance therewith. The above in general terms outline the most important branch of work which the county clerk or county auditor looks after in most of the States, but in all of the States the law requires him to look after a number of other matters, although in these there is no uniformity between the various States, and no general description of these minor or additional duties could be given that would apply to all the States. COUNITY TBREASUREt, This is an office which exists in all of the States, and it is one of the most important of the various ofAces necessary in carrying on the business of a county. It is an elective office in all of the States, and the term of office is usually either two or ur r years, but a very common provision in the various States is that after serving for one term as county treasurer a party shall be ineligible to the office until the intervention of at least one term after the expiration of the term for which he was elected. This provision, however, does not exist in all of the States, as in some of them the county treasurer is eligible for re-election for any number of terms. The general duties of the county treasurers throughout the various States is very similar. The county treasurer is the principal custodian of the funds belonging to the county. It is his duty to receive and safely keep the revenues and other public moneys of the county, and all funds authorized to be paid to him, and disburse the same pursuant to law. He is required to keep proper books of account,in which he must keep a regular, just and true account of all moneys, revenues and funds received by him, stating particularly the time, when, of whom and on what fund or account each particular sum was received; and also of all moneys, revenues and funds paid out by him according to law, stating particularly the time when, to whom and on what fund payment is made from. The books of the county treasurer must always be subject to the inspection of the county board, which, at stated intervals, examines his books and makes settlements with him. In some of the States the provisions of the law relating to county treasurer are very strict; some of them provide for a county board of auditors, who are expected, several times a year, to examine the funds, accounts and vouchers of the treasury without previous notice to the treasurer; and in some it is provided that this board, or the county board, shall designate a bank (or banks) in which the treasurer is required to keep the county funds deposited-the banks being required to pay interest on daily or monthly balances and give bond to indemnify the county against loss. As a general rule the county treasurer is only authorized to pay out county funds on warrants or orders issued by the chairman of the county board and attested by the clerk, or in certain cases on warrants or orders of the county auditing office. A complete record of these warrants or orders is kept, and the treasurer's accounts must balance therewith. In most of the States the law is very explicit in directing how the books and accounts of the county treasurer shall be kept. COUNTXY RECORDEMR OR REGISTEfR tOF DEEDS. In a few of the States the office of county recorder or register of deeds is merged with some other county office, in counties where the population falls below a certain amount. A notable example of this is found inl both the States of Illinois and Missouri (and there are others), where it is merged with the office of circuit clerk in many counties. The title of the joint office is "circuit clerk and recorder," and the duties of both offices are looked after by one official. The duties of the county recorder or register of deeds are very similar in the various States, although in some of the Eastern and Southern States the office is called by other names. The usual name, however, is county recorder or register of deeds. In Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio and many other States, it is called "county recorder." In Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and many more it is called "register of deeds." In all of the States this office is the repository wherein are kept all records relating to deeds, mortgages, transfers and contracts affecting lands within the county. It is the duty of the recorder or register, as soon as practical after the filing of any instrument in writing in his office entitled to be recorded, to record the same at length, in the order of the time of its reception, in books provided by the county for that purpose; and it is his duty to endorse on all instruments a certificate of the time tim e the sath e was filed. All of the States have some of the following provisions concerning the duties of the recorder, but these provisions are not common to all of the States, viz.: The register or recorder is not allowed to record an instrument of i I I I ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS IN -lHE YEAR A. D. 1895. iBY GEO. A. OGLE & CO., IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON. D. C. I

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SUPPLEMENT VI. f DIGESTc OFTHE 1 SYSTE M 'N OF CIVIL GOVERNMNEINT. any kind unless it is duly executed according to law; he i s not obliged to the county board or other county officers in relation to their official ing various executive officers and a township board in which the cotto record any instrument unless his fees are paid in advance; as a rule, duties; to attend, if possible, all preliminary examinations of criminals. porate and legislative powers, of the township are vested. In other it is unlawful for him to record any map, plat or subdivision of land When requested, he is required to attend sessions of the grand jury, States they follow a platn which reserves to the people all corporate and situated within any incorporated city, town or village until it is approved examine witnesses in their presence, give legal advice and see that legislative powers, and therefore have no need for a township board, C Cby the proper officers of the same. n many States he is forbidden to proper subpenas and processes are issued; draw ut indictments an ius t d but hav e various other tsownship officers to carry out the wishes and ente r a deed on the records until it has been endorsed " taxes paid" by prosecute the same. The county attorney is requir edwhen r equested orders of the voters. Where this plan prevails they hold what is genthe proper official; he is required to exhibit, free o f charge, all records, by Tethe Attorney-General, to appear for the State in cases in his county erall termed "town meetings," at which every legal voter of the townand allow copies to be made; he is authorized to administ er o aths an d i whic h the State is interested. Th coun ty at torney make s an annual sh ip has a voice. At t hese meetings reports are had fromi tihe various take acknowledgments. report to hiii t s superior State officer of all c riminal cases prodsec tuted by townsgip o fficials, a nd the necessaryt measures arte adopteid and direhim. tions given for carrying on the township business. CURCU1WOlt "XW11CXC C1,1EIK, OH ILIEUI OU CUX~r. PIROIRStillU otherWJStates Stcllother tated ombinegoos feturesorom boh ofetepplan above mentioned, and besides the other usual township officials they In nearly all of the States, each county elects a "iclerk of court or The method of handling probate matters is not uniform throughout maintain a township board, which is given certain restricted powers, courts," sometimes also known as circuit clerk or district clerk, indicat- the various States. In many States the higher courts are given juris- such as those of a reie or an auditing board, but they are not vested si- M-e coug lite tifchiti ossd th iietdiction o"iveru probate matters, and in otherins they have created d istricts in with the complete corporate and legislative powers of h t ownship, this ing ~thire cr^ ourtwihwhc thse off i c e ^ isa~songnl~ectse~d. Insonlaa~me fofua thecn~r SCH O ItaIt GO eRNsNT dt hItalrea Witi-ten Mssi-tati, thest sfice ticurt Si-si-us thumer-dwithw hich are held probate courts, whose jurisdiction extends over several ti-i tes ti-k d in a large measure to the voters, and all questions callsome o ther county office. This is the case in Illinois and Missouri, u ti s and take s in other matters besides purely probate affairs. In ing for the exercise of such authority are acted upon at the town meeta ma jority of the States, however, particularly the Western and Northern ings In many of the States the township board just described is made titcet ig anyg tiitis, oket ti-iti the ti-ue, of cns tihe sisi- Stateis, dthey elect a countye a or - a probate judg, who holds our t and nihi t hree or morbe of the otheir townshit p offieres, w ho are ex-officio In"ichuigakioneofficktiai-underithe-i-t naeo lr ade h ui-tiii-ei-ghitdisps coundtyis.i bt-itiu tujs-iitu-iTithei ---uutsii-tu-tii —ts-ttsiitiu tte iht',;tdptsd nteo n which u s gven tothenclerk o and dscrtount f cleah or an handles the probate matters which arise within h c outy. s - memb ers of the township board, and they meet at certain times, perau ditor. In W isconsin, Missouri, Illinois and other Stdates the name dictiont of these county or probate ourts is not always confined ex- form the work required of them, and report tothe town meetings. used is "circu it clerk;" in Kansas, M innesota, North Dakota and ny lusively to probate affairs, being frequently extended to many other The principal officials in township organizations in nearly all theeed s otherks t he offi ce is called " clerk of edi istrict cou rt; whie in many ot matt ers, and the y ogenerally include such m atter s as ap prenti ceshtedsare the following: " Supervisors, or trustees," "clerk," "trea tati, tinlludi tI-di 1ri-u, pti i sd dth itis i nd tuim-affairs, ado ptions, m inors, etc. In some of the States they have both a urei," " assessor," p-collector," justices of the peace," "constables," itSd i-ytatiet-ihuds,- t- ybincliiudbyhuinttt gut tIgini idiatit, io, Ioa1n otthes, itt pib i-ue si-tiluy-tt cttut i-ta ulpfthe curt. Tur ucounty judge and a probatc i te -judget and in t hes cases t he jurisdictio n of " overseers, supervisors or ss ioners of the highways,"S T a ond" pound-. i-onservdator of d i-dce, tsatk it i-hi- uti-siti keputhesmsbuif-tky-uprs tti-ii-di-uv~rttliisi-i-i-tti thuiturtt~ittitThupti-kuputtiit t -iinht~dii-uu pnettcoldsrit ehd iamc seahdsrc ofra t "ctslerayk" gtng beohsrf h"cacladervetkrieoadf teeaedcepraecowruaeroneneosrnirlyseaatuadtnepndnto The chief duty of thids official ise to act as clerk of the district or cir- tthe latter is confined to such matters as are i line with probate affairs. masters," althoug h as has been stated, many of the States dio not havecuit court, an d sometimes othe r c ourts of inferior ju risdiction. It is the In Missouri they have a robate judgeid, dand also a county court, co- all of these officials. uclerk's duty to k ieep the aseals ad ithi utts itd tai- r t e Thu county effue th ae in es ions o theti r ers te isctile iphtti are vested tas the official county board. In Michigan they have a courts, preserve all the files and papers 'thereof, make, keep and preduu serve omplete records of all the proceedings and determinations there-ikout s T potytip jsdi i t iarp eke tse t itos ip s sdtatisthe ti- po dp tikofu, udu ciot suhue othi- ka e mygieny riei- n j re i-uhosdd ols of giip, whinl tr isdictiont in all m atters of probate, settlement ofa the th i s e p i i o rd e rs of their respective courts. They must enter of record all judg- eesi i peuea- d puerso itth iu tete tt uise e t tei an wSCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERN t EN t. l ments, tidecrees and o rde rs o f the cour t as soon bth as d possiblef e td etd e oter tei uets he akeptr of ie io-i-tip dis i ti itio g tretefi- tihi- - t t t a i rendered; keep all indictments on f il e as a public record, ha ve authority t he administration o f e states, gran t and re voke letters t testamentary and ' HE " common school syste m, " or, te ieo speak with greater turacy to administer oaths, take acknowledgments; take and certify deposi- of administration, appoint and remove guardians, etc. the method of governing school districts, in the various States, tions, ad are requ ired to exhibit all records free of charge-. In nearly differees widely, yet all follow in a general way onite eof two separate all the Stateis,the law defines the h ar ac Ster of t he recor d lbooks which OUNT SU I arie ods t being a mendsed t in minor resul ipects the lerk of court must keep. Although th ere is no settled rule in this to meet local conditions and ideas. All of these methods have COUbTr o s dr orei ce i ch iistco m mon to-ieurle do te e State s i-till. gw, Iti up i i p t t matter, the general provisions are t hat he shall keep: First, a general Th i itheir excellent points, and etit has been claimed by eminent educators is the duty of the county surveyor to execute ani survey which may bei-es oneeofpthem puti andu objectioppunorihassth-chedsidockte ordrgser oacinin which isetrdthey tite ofec ctinordenedb any dcoutrupnalication of eanyidviulohcroa fection. It will be the aim in this article to briefly explain the principal inateordfier inwhc theyae c ommencd an d al dsrptinofechediDandgsreservein;secordonh sresmde by hlim.nealalo features of the several methods, but it is not possible to go into detail in whoti in tec e a nd ceder endans toie a thidh udgegn ioi s slb hie-eioun the matter of giving t hei system of school gtovernment that is followedi tiffs idexand efedan's idex thrda jugmet bok ad eecuionveyor, and provide penalties for his failure to place on record the surveys docket, in which hS e enters the judgment in eah aci tine it e hi ohsf issupu eyg in eachl of the many States of the Union. The onstitution and statutes executi on, satisfaction, etc., and such s other books as th e ourts or the i-de b it iehei-etdi i sof all thtscre ihe- i States agree, however, upon se veratl points. Theyi aim to propuwsd Ty htresin-be gi-de bu " i th toru gbt pfsii-et ut may be i-sih uyan i-ci-p- i-e for a she esicit nt sys tem of free schools, whereby all the laws may prescribe. ~~~~~~~~~tent tribunal, and the correctness thereof may be disputed.chlrnoteSaesmyeciatoouhomnscoldcto; 81mEIFFthey provide that all lands, moneys and Other property donated, granted pdUt Xi-i-ti- NI~lt. or recei ved for school, college, seminary or university purposes, and, he t In all s f the Stat es the office of sheriff is one of the most important bid i s thurpctutyici ch ex stp i-ed Si- ofuthi i-e procee d s thereof, shall be faithfully applied to the objects stated; with of the i-t figeig he shterm of office varies in different States,bein In the aerage county there is not much work for the coroner, but in' two or three exc e ptions they provide that no appropriation shall be made usually e ither two or four years, and in several of the States one party the counties in which large cities are located the office is a very impor- ui u p ed id u s i t cannot hold the office a second term consecutively. The general pro- ta ht one. In general terms it mayb e s tated that the coroner is required s- ep thet tn dchut acadimi, sdmi-tiuu c heit univpity visions outlinin- th e d uties pertaining to this office are very much alike to f h oli nquedtt i-hi-i- n sup p o sed t o h a v e t-t wis trot l e d or run in the interest of any church or for a sectarian pudin the various States, and the following resuidme oi his duties may be said violent or unnatural deaths. In most States he has power to impanel a pose; and they prohibit the various school officials from holding any to apply to all of the various States except in a few minor and unim- iurytoenures int the csae, poceedsah out profits of anyheok aprthis orslurot inrytoenures int the casae, pofceath; but inofits of them book, aprts not uri portant details. The sheriff is charged with the duty of keeping and the case, and he is given power to act alone. He can subpiena witnesses; iuteue i-be sdhos i-uwhictesudfficer i-aeiterested. pr eserving the peace in his county; or, as has been written, "he is the administer oaths; in certain cases provide for a decent burial, and can In many of the States they follow what may be temeid the "indecon servator of p eace," and it is his duty to keep the same, suppress bind over to the proper court any person implicated in the killing of pneytkscho sti" Tethinasmuche i-cbtdisygii-eusosfariasdis r iots, affrays, fighting, breaches of the peace and prevent crime, and the deceased. cibrporate powers are concerned, is entirely separate and independent of may arres t offenders " ion viewd" and cause them to be brought before dt. i f EsdsstiUi-itis-iFI-kEh i-other districts. Where this plan is followed the boundaries of each disthe proper magistrate; and to do this, or to execute ally writ, warrant, trict ar e clearly defined, and each district is complete within itself. process, order or decree, he may call to his aid when necessary any per- The county offices that have already been mentioned are the prin- They elect a full set of district officials, and exercise their corporate son or the " poier of the county." It is the duty of the sheriff to serve cipal ones found in all of the States. There are, however, a few other powers and manage their district affairs within themselves. In this and exec ute within his countyp and return, all writs, warrMnts, proc e ss, county officials besides those mentioned which exist in many of the plan the corporate powers of the district are usually vested in a disorders and decrees of every description that mty be legally directed States, and which should beibriefly menti oned init hisconnecti on. These t racit ioar, whic h has general charge of the interests of the district, and d elivered to him. He is a court officer, and it is his duty to attend, are such offices as county physician, county assessor, county collector. hires teachers, and makes such contracts and carries into effect such either in perso i or by deputy, allg'courts of record held in his county; county poor commissioner or superintendent of the county poor-house, methods as is deemed necessary to raise the grade or aid in the effiby virtue of his office he has custody of the jail. It is his duty to pursue master in chancery or court commissioner, county exami-rfs, board of ciency of the schools. The measure of the authority given to these disand apprehend felons and persons charged with crime and has custody equalization, board of review, etc. The names of these offices imply the tric t boards is not the same in all the t tates, and in many States it is reof prisoners. He is not allowed to purchase any property exposed for duties. These offices do not exist in all of the States, but di nearly sthict ed, and a part of the corporateipower is r eserve d to the people sale by him as sheriff. every State the law provides for one or more of these count by officials. themselves, the officials being required, in all important matters, to carry out the wishes and orders of the people of the district as expressed tt UN tt Sut uti-iu t utittid ispu theCtubsitOi t egi-iti- is best i-het i-upitand decided upon a t the "district school meetings." ipAnother method which is followed in many of the States may be deTh-edy ppowerThesqid iodft i everycouid yasabodd politicandcorporateard the "t otnuhip system."..t..uh St.. e...he law provides for the vestedinacountyboard. Tiso iilcunyorigenerally termed organization of each township for school purposes, or as one large "disThisiis an officeui-iitt i —ihitii due edseunor ano t her in nearly the county "board of supervisors," or "board of 'i-sioners," Isi 'ictbu" ti tnsiptsotfaretspitsbeuaio interp-ti let ut-i-y Sgte t in th e Union. The title of the office in a geat th tjority of there aie some pxspti- s i-tihis, like Missoduri, whi-,..-i- isun, board terpes, I i-henized, h teunic-gs...It offici-fs the Seoes t ibed the States is "county s uperintendent," but in Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, is known as the "icounty court." There is considerable difference iy th tpoli tic and corporate. As a general rule, where this method prevails, N ew York, and possibly one or two other States, the office is termed make-up of the county board in the various Statesd In some it is made the townships are divided into three or more sub-districts. tiI of these "school commissioner," and in several of the States the laws provide for up of one member from each township in the county. In others the sub-districts are a part of the whole, and the finances and general busia board of county examiners or school commissioners, who are given counties are divided into districts, and one member of the county board he ss is generally managed by a township board made up of represents - con s i derable of the work that in most of the other States is handled by is chosen from each district. No general description of this could be tives from each sub-district. This board is generally clothed with the the county superintendent. given that would be accurate, as some of the States follow both of these corporate powers, hires teachers, provides fuel and supplies and makes The name of this office implies the duties which devolve upon it, plans. For instance, in Illinois some of the counties are governed by a all the contracts necessary to carry on the various schools in the townan d t hey are very much alike in all of the States. The incumbent i- board of superv isors, which is made up of otne m ember from each town- ship. As with independent districts, the powers of this board are not this office is charged with a general supervision over the schools of the ship, while other counties in the same State are governed by a board of alike in all States where the township system prevails, for in some county, and must be a fitting person as to education and moral charac- countt commissioners, consisting of three or more members, each rep- States their power is very much restricted, and is limited to certain offiter. Asi-uheiteps tt heir duty to examine and license teachers, but in a resenting districts into which the counties in question are divided. cial matters, the corporate powers arid right to make isportant contracts few of the States provls is i-made for a board of examiners. County The general powers of the county board throughout of all the States being reserved to the people, who decide on these que stions a t what are superintendents are required to visit and inspect the schools at regular is about the same, except in minor detals. It represents the legislative termed the school meetins. In a few of the -States where they follow intervals, and Kive such advice and instruction to teachers as may be and corporate powers of the county. One of their number is always the township system~ they have no official board. This is the case in Indeemed necessary and proper. They are required to organize and con- chosen as chairman or president, and acts as the presiding officer. The diana, where they elect a township trustee, whose duty it is to look after duct institutes for the instruction of teachers if deemed necessary, and county board has general charge over the, affairs of the county. It is all the educational interests of the township, subject to the approval of encourage teachers' associations. They introduce to the not'ice of their duty to provide county offices, provide desks, stationery, books, the people at the regular meetings. In most of the States where the teachers and the people the best modes of instruction, the most fuel, etc.; examine, investigate and adju st claims against the county, township system prevails the law provides for the organization, under approved plans of building and ventilating school-houses, etc., stimu- and have general care and custody of all the real and personal estate certain conditions, of sub-districts into independent districts, which gives la te school officers to the prompt and proper discharge of their duties. owned by the county. At regular intervals they settle with the County t hem the power to elect their own officers and act independently of the T hey receive reports from the various school officers, and transmit an treasurer; examine account s and vouchers. They locate county roads; other schools in the township. ab stract of these reports to the State Superintendent, adding a report of determine the amount of county tax, and regularly publish a statement In nearly all of the States one of the two general methods given the on d ition of the schools under their Charg e. In nearly all the S tate s of their proceedings; make statements of receipts, expenditures, etc.; above is followed, with certain changes to make the plan more efficient t hey are forbidden haSin- any in terest in the sale of any school furni- and make all contracts, and do all other acts in relation to the property and satisfactory, and to better meet the desires and needs of the people ture, apparatu s or books used in the schools. In many States they have and concerns of the county necessary to exercise its corporate powers of the different States. Many of the States combine good features from authority to annu l a teacher's certificate for proper cause, and in gen- that are not specifically delegated to other county officials. both these systems, as some of the States have the township system, eral to take such steps and enforce such methods as will elevate and wherein each sub-district has its own board, and so far as controlling its mak e more efficien t the schools under their control. own affairs is concerned, is independent of all other districts. But local conditions have in many instances made special and local provisions tiiUstidp i-iS hutthi-Oltuupti hi- ti-istedY is i-ti-i-tnecess ary tha t ar e different in each State, and while there may be a TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT.....t diffe.......in the me.thods followe.d, their aim is the ae an..d, as.. There is a great d ifference between the various States in the method s ti t- u tie t-uilut sitems tbve theypi-t-u t uit i-ti-isi o f handling or attending to the legal business relating to county matters t Ei method-ot tdiy-hi- i-i-i-t th ut ti- ti-phi the phi-i-ti-u bedthsit tseU tie gbtie ifiumit or growing from county affair s. In many of the States the official who States varies so much that it is impossible in this article to treat piendesyite i-ku sthools ha h skip i-u ited hiokn 1 attends to this line of work is known as the " county attorney," in1 other- of it more than in a general way. In many of the States the Stat es he is called the State's attorney or prosecuting or district attorney. th ptownship- gorident i tibth bdiesirpuhorteuntd uthkei difert in a few of the States they divide the State into districts embracing a States in some counties they may have township organization, n umber of counties, and a district attorney is elected in each district, while'in other coftnties in the same State it does not exist. In cases e here who in..so ti-u i-ttend.to..1 th e legal work of the... ious cont.ies, there is d opp ytb..i hip organization the law provides that certain...-uty ofti- CITIESAND VILLAGES. I i t-u i-i-u and in others he assists the county attorneys in their most important cials shall attuend to the local work, or that work which in other localities is dutigsbandtgrosycuti-ions. But whatever plan may be followed in the assumed by the township officials. But even where they have township i N all of the States the laws provide for the local governmttp t of various States, and whatever title imay be given to this office, the general organization the plan of township government in the different States I[cities and villages, so that when they attain a certain population duties of the office are very much the same throughout all of the States. where it exists differs so widely that scarcely any two States may be! they may be separated from, and thus manage their affairs indeit is the dputy of the county attorney tg commene and prosecute all said to be alike. About the only statements concernin- the organized siutpendent of"t th e township in which they are located, both as to actions, suits, indictments, and prosecutions, civil and criminal, in any townships that couldb e ma d e which would apply to all the States are the school matters and civil authority. In school affair provision is court of record in his county in which the " people of the State or county " following: Every organized town~ship in its corporate capacity has made for handling th~- more complex educational interests of villages may be concerned; to prosecute all forfeited bonds and recognizances, power to sue and be sued; to acquire by purchase, gift or devise, and and cities-the school boards being made 'larger, and in many cases the and all actions for the recovery of debts, revenues, moneys, fines, etc., hold property, both real and personal, for the use of its inhabitants, and scope of their authority is very much extended. In. civil matters proaccruing to his county; to commence and prosecute all actions and pro- again to sell and convey the sanme; and to make all such contracts as v~ision is made in all of the States for the organization of villages and ceedings brought by any county officer in his official capacity; to defend may be necessary in the exercise of its powers as a townshi)6. c'ities as corporate bodies, separate and distinct from the townships, and all actions and proceedings brought against his county, or against any In a great many of the States the township government is carried -providing for the necessary officers to carry on the affairs of the municicounty officer in his official capacity; to give legal opinions and advice on after a plan very similar to the county and State governments, hav- pality. I ENTERED ACCORDINGI TO ACT OF CONGRESS IN THE YEAR A. D. 1S95, BY GEO. A. OGtLE & CO., IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON, D. C. I

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1TPuPIthittiTit VII. I. GENERAL INFORMATION ON BANKING AND BUSINESS METHODS. GENERAL INFORMATION Ballil Rdn Bu1siness Methodsg. RELA TIONS BE TWEEN A BANK AND /TS CUSTOMERS. IN b,:.!-.. ife te- I. — pit hot i-ptig titItti t. t it-' bi g-p ittthii ---e.-tp bthtitt bthtitttit h7tit h f d pi-~ fthe thtitiiititd-etItip-ttgpI.ttiTj-ifted tihtehth..ipt Pitt-~ tithutt.thpti g..ti ttd pitp7id.thi hituihp-.p liiit tit-itfiittit thi tti.g p -h- t i itpt i it i te,.p.ibet., it buit t p tith i tb t t h, g-aeityt t t tt itti i it itti h i It h -iiti b i e i.it d, i p t i di it h itpiti itititith tit d i.' hf itt- th t h ht Ii. th i iii-ttditittiti ittitidtitilt itt Ittitpitf b. 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