History of Oakland County Michigan a narrative account of its historic progress, its people, its principal interests / compiled from the official records of the county, the newspapers and data of personal interviews, under the editorial supervision of Thaddeus D. Seeley.

HISTORY OF OAKLAND COUNTY

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Jacob Price, Brandon, Oakland county, I850.
Asa Reynolds, Rose, 3d, 1855.
Origen D. Richardson, Pontiac, Oakland county, 1835-6, '4I.
Squire W. Rowe, Highland, 3d, 1865.
Harvey Seeley, Pontiac, Oakland county, 1843.
Jesse Seeley, White Lake, Oakland county, I847.
Morgan L. Smith, Milford, 4th, I855.
Erastus Spaulding, Pontiac, 4th, 1867.
Rollin Sprague, Rochester, Oakland county, 1840.
Horace Stevens, Waterford, Oakland county, 1845.
*Byron G. Stout, Troy, ist, I855, '7.
Jefferson K. Tindall, Davisburg, 2d, 1887.
Arthur R. Tripp, Pontiac, Ist, 1891, '2, '3.
Hiram Voorheis, New Canandaigua, Oakland county, 1851.
Isaac I. Voorheis, Pontiac, Oakland county, 1835-6, '48.
Peter Voorheis, Pontiac, Ist, I895.
Sebring Voorheis, White Lake, 4th, 1863, '64.
George Vowles, New Hudson, 3d, I869, '70.
* Daniel B. Wakefield, Springfield, Oakland county, I838.
* P. Dean Warner, Farmington, Oakland county (1851), 5th (1865)
and 3d (I867).
* I. Roy Waterbury, Highland Station, 2d, 899'oo, 'oI.
Alanson J. Webster, Pontiac, 2d, 1871, '72.
James Webster, Groveland, Oakland county, I846.
Marshall M. Welles, Kensington, Oakland county, I85o.
John A. Wendell, Rose, Oakland county, 1842.
Darwin O. White, Southfield, 4th, 1869, '70, 'I, '2.
* Elliott R. Wilcox, Rochester, ist, I869, '70.
George Willoughby, Clyde, 2d, I909.
Jeremiah C. Wilson, Rochester, Ist, I867.
George W. Wisner, Pontiac, Oakland county, I837.
* Isaac Wixom, Farmington, Oakland county, I838, '39.
* David A. Wright, Austin, Oakland county, 1849.
Horatio Wright, Austin, 2d, I867.
Herman A. Wyckoff, White Lake, 2d, i88r, '82.
George Yerkes, Novi, 2d, 1879.
William Yerkes, West Farmington and Northville, Oakland county
(1837) and 4th (1857, '58).
Elisha Zimmerman, Pontiac, 3d, 1873, '4.
DISTURBANCES OF WAR ISSUES
The various wars which have agitated the state since Oakland county
was organized have caused political disturbances to a more or less degree. The Civil war was the only event of that kind, however, which
became a real issue. In the cases of the "Toledo war" over the Michigan-Ohio boundary dispute, the home sentiment was unanimous in maintaining the contentions of the home state. The same statement applies

* Also senator (see list).