History of Genesee county, Michigan. With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers.

FLINT CITY. 177 Whether considered in reference to its position of nearness and accessibility, the availableness of its entire surface for purposes of interment, the extent, the diversity, and the beauty of the grounds, its native and varied forestgrowth, or the loveliness of its surrounding landscapes, Glenwood compares most favorably with other rural cemeteries. To these unsurpassed advantages derived from. nature must also be added all which has been accomplished by the unremitting care and toil of human ingenuity. With the results of the experiment, thus far, as exhibited in the improvements of the cemetery and its daily mianagement, the community for whose benefit it was- designed seems to be more than satisfied. A substantial receiving-vault has been constructed for use during the period when the frosts of winter make burial in the grounds impossible, and near the centre of the cemetery is a commodious chapel where services may be held. The present officers of the association are Alexander MeFarlan, President; Russell Bishop, Vice-President; Frederick Tracy, Secretary; E. H. McQuigg-, Treasurer;E. LI. Thomson, G. W. Hill, Jerome'Eddy, B. F. S. Card, E. C. Turner, Leonard Wesson, W. O'Donoughue, Directors. CALVARY CEMETERY. Calvary Cemetery is the burial-place exclusively of the Rlomnan Catholic population of the city of Flinit, and is located on the Flushing road, about two and a half miles from the city. It was purchased during the pastorate of Father Deceuninek, and embraces about six acres. It is modest in its pretensions, and, though in its general appear. ance it indicates care and thoughitfulness on the part of its owners, lays no claim to beauty of design or imposing memorial structures. CITY OFFICERS. The following is a list of the principal city officers, from 1855 to 1879, inclusive. SUPERVISORS. 1855-56. Charles N. Beecher, city at large. 1857. George S. Hopkins, city at large. First Ward. Second Ward. 1858. Francis Baiker. Win. H. Lyon. Geo. 1859. " s 64 i 1860. W. O'Donouglhue. S. N. Warren. L. G 1861. D. S. Freeman. " G. S 1862. John C. Clement. " 9 1863. " " 1864. " " " P. 11 1865. " josi~ 1866. " 1867. " " " Pali 1,868. "" " W m 1869. And'w B. Clipin. " " Pan' 1870. " " 1871. Geo. E. Newall. 1872." " Corn. Roosevelt. 1873. (C " 1874. " " " Johb 1875. S. Mathewson. Eph 1876. "" Jas. 1877. D. S. Freeman. 1878. L. C. Whitney. 1879. ALDERMEN. First Ward. Second Ward. Thi 1855. J. W. Armstrong. Benij. Pearson. Wmn Geo. W. Dewey. David Mlather. A. T Third Ward. S. Hopkins. Buckingham S. Hopkins. E. Stewart. ah Wv. Begole. 1 H. Stewart. n.Patterson..1l H. Stewart. in Algoe. 5I. Williams. Van vleet. iird Ward. N.. Fenton. r.Crosman. Fonrth Ward. a. Geo. W. Thayer. George L. Walker. Albert Crosby. Fonrth Ward. 1856. ii. Wv. Wood. 1857. C. S. Payne. Charles Rice. SatmI. N. Warre Lewis Wal kert 1858. cc".Jno. C. Allen. 1859. C. S. Payne. Jno. C. Allen. 1860. Oscar Adamns. 1861. Alex. McFarlan. 1862. Daeid S. Fox. 1863. " ( 0. F. Forsyth. 1864. " 4 Wvll. Stevenson. 1865. " c Goo. H. Dnrand. 1866. John Hawley. Geo. H. Durand. 1867. " C Abner Randall. 1868. "4 4 Geo. H. Duorand. 1869. "1 4 Abnter Randall. 1870. " c M. S. Elmuore. 1871. " i Damnon Stewart. 1872. Samni. C. Randlall. Wvni. Dnliam. 1873. Benj. Cotliarin. Sandl. C. Randall. 1874. " a Benj. Cotharin. 1875. Thomas Page. SainI. C. Randall. 1876. Chas. A. Mason. Thomas Page. 1877. " 4 Sand. N. Warne Sa-mI. 11. Wicks. Sam]I. N. WVarrei Saml. B. Wvicks. Henry I. Higgins. 3n. Geo. W. Fish. ~.G. W. Skidmore. an. G. W. Fish. J. Skidmore. Mayors. Recorders.* 1855. Grant Decker. Levi Walker. 185(6. Robert, J. S. Page. Chas. B. Higgins. 1857. H. M. Henderson. M. L. Higgins. 1858. William M. Fenton. Charles Hascall. 1859. t it it i4 1860. Henry It. Crapo. Lewis G. Bickford. 1861. Eph. S. Williams. L. R. Buckingham. 1862. William Patterson. Julius Brousseau. 1863. William Hamilton. It. R. Lovell. 1864. " " Alvin T. Crosman. 1865. Win. B. MeCreery. "9 i 1866. 11i 44 4C 1867. Austin B. Witherbee. George Rt. Gold. 1868. Samnel M. Axford. It c 1869. Win. S. Patrick. Anson S. Withee. 1870. James B. Walker. it i 1871. David S. Fox. Chas. E. McAlester. 1872. 1 It Francis 11. Rankin. 1873. George H1, Durand. Solomon V. Ilakes. 1.874. " " Francis II. Rankin. 1875. Alex. McFarlan. it 1876. Win. hamilton. it" 1877. Edw. H1. Thomson. "t 1 1878. Jerome Eddy." 1879. James C. Willson. J. B. F. Curtis. Treasurers. Elihu F. Frary. John C. Griswold. George F. Hood. Wmu. Hamilton. Win. Patterson. Edw. C. Turner. Wma. Clark. Wvm. Hamilton. Paul hi1. Stewart. E. C. Turner. " 9 I. N. Eldridge. David Foote. Edw. C. Turner. Hirana Parsell. L. H. Roberts. David. Foote. I. N. Eldridge. Sumner Howard. Wmn. Hamilton. Chiarles Smith. Orson B. Gibson. Sumner Howard. F. W. Jndd. F. H. Pierce. Wilson S. Tousey. W. O'Donoughne. 4 4 44 & 4' J. R. Cliamai ers. Johin Willett. Wv. Buckinglhmai. Cuss. D. Smithm. c Ed w. B. Clapp. "i 9 J. B. F. Curtis. Josiah W. Begole. Janmes Williams. H. C. Spencer. P. Cleveland, Jr. Chas. D. Soith. J. B. F. Curtis. Wmn. R. Morse. James Williams. Wmn. Fobes. P. Cleveland, Jr. Chris. Becker. J. B. F. Curtis. Henry Brown. Chas. D. Smith. 6 Wmn. A. Atwood. "1 f1 John A. it it Anson S. it 4 i William it it it I it it it it it it Kline. it it . Withee. it it W. Barnes. it it it 4 4 f c it 4 i 4 4 i c Chas. A. Mason. Andrew J. Ward. Wvm. A. Burr. J. Zimmerman. 1878. " " " " Henry C. Walker. Thomnas Page. 5. N. Androus. Win. A. Atwood. Jos. M. Corkey. 1879. Geo. L. Caldwell. Andrewv J. Ward. S. 1. Beeclser. A. R. Michaels. STREET COMMISSIONERS. First Ward. Second Ward Thrd Wrd Fourth Ward. 1855. Wvn. Moon. Win. Eddy. John C. Griswold. 1856. Thuos. AMeElhany. George Andrews. James McAlester. 18-57. Win. Baker. John A. Kline. John W. Palmer. 1858. Johin S. Ryno. Benj. Pearson. Chas. H. Cudney. 1859. " " Elijahi Drake. " 1860. Benj. F. Goff. William Miller. " t To fill vacancy. Charles C. Beahan. Jared Van Vleet. * The office of city recorder was abolished in 1876, and since that tine a city clerk holds office by appointment of the common council. 23

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History of Genesee county, Michigan. With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers.
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Ellis, Franklin, 1828-1885.
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Genesee County (Mich.)

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