Pioneer history of Ingham County, compiled and arranged by Mrs. Franc L. Adams, secretary of the Ingham County pioneer and historical society.

IREPORTS OF PIONEER HIIISTORICAIL AIEETINGS

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And while again those thrilling scenes
In vivid language slline,.
Let loyal children's children own
Their debt to Auld Lang Syne.
"So shall we round a happy day
With friendly clasp and strong,
While quavering voices join once more
The well remembered song;
And thankfully our hearts we lift
In praise to Love Divine
Who grants another social feast
To friends of Auld Lang Syne."
June 12, 1892, proved to be too cool for an outdoor meeting, so
instead of holding the meeting on the court house lawn it was held
at the Baptist church. President John A. Barines called the meeting to order, and after a song by the choir Rev. Joseph A. Barnes
led the devotional exercises.
The secretary reported 88 deatlls along the pioneers during
the year, as follows:
Aurelius-Willianl Potter, Mrs. R. Nelson, Burt Rogers, Mrs.
Jane Scutt, Mrs. Polly Bailey, David Potter, Alfred Parker,
Ransom Hazelton, Mrs. Erastus Ranney.
Alaiedon-Geo. W. Strickland.
Bunkerhill-Mrs. Tinker.
Delhi-Caleb Thompson, Mrs. Italigan, John Lott, John
Thompson, Matthew King.
Ingham-Geo. Lathrop, M. Lowell, Thomas Cullen, Dorastus
Miller, Charles Royce, Mrs. John Densmore, Frank Cook, G. L.
Wolverton, Mrs. Bowen Hicks.
Leslie-Thomas Ainger, Charles DeCamp, Mrs. Joseph Sitts,
Henry Freeman, John B. Eckler, George Huntoon, A. V.
Pugsley, Mrs. W. W. Annin, Mrs. S. Sitts.
Locke-C. G. Dunckel, Alonson Hill.
Lansing-J. P. Cowles, Robert Foster, Garret Lansing, Mrs.
Phebe Post, Mrs. Eliza Larned, Almond Iarrington, Isaac
Howe, Whitney Jones, Mrs. Julia VanEtten, B. J. William.