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.

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Cloonan, S. J., 323.
Close, Solomon, 184, 326.
Clough, A. B., 475.
Clyde, 473.
Clyde M. E. church, 475.
Coates, Joseph, 218.
Cobb, James W., 593.
Cobb, Thomas H., 246.
Colby, Eastman, 34.
Cole, Henlry S., 129.
Cole, WV. L.-, 25 7.
Coleman, H-arry, 313, 644.
Coleman, Ann.L., 26i, 263, 264, 646.
Coleman, JaInes, 30.
Colemnan, J. DowN'd, 312.
Colemiani, Spencer, 11 7.
Coleman, Zena, 413.
Collier, TIheodore A., 868.
Collins, George C., 522.
Collins, George WV., 453.
Colvin, Hiomer H-., 140, 309, 312.
Colvin, N. B., 257.
Commerce townshiip-M~ention, i95, 198,
199, 201, 207; lakes and streams, 469;
first settlers at Commerce and Walled
Lake, 469; Commerce and Walled
Lake of today, 470; township organization and first postoffices, 470;
Wi'xom, 470.
Commi-erce Village, 470.
Commi-ission government, 309.
Common1 council, 293.
Company E, Third Michigan Infantry,:285D.
Comjpaniy A, Fifteenth Regiment, U. S.
I., 273.
Comstock, E.., 352.
Comistock, E. B., 295.
Comstock, Solon B., 184.
Conant, Shubael, 44.
Conec, William. 212.
Congdon, E. H., 425).
Connor, Henry, 461.
Converse, F.E, 337.Cook, Egbert W., 179.
Cook, Elijah F., 216, 218.
Cook, Fred L., 549.
Cook, John 1)., 302.
Copeland], John T., 282.
Copeland, Joseph T., 123.
Copeman, Charles W., 563.
Corbin, Johnson A., 229, 337.
Coroners, 197.
Corporations, 217.
Corwin, George B., 875.
Council No. 600, Pontiac K. C., 369.
(County clerks, 195.
Couinty courts. TTT1, 1T7.
County jail (viewv). 208.
County officials, 195.
County Pioneer Society (see Oakland
County Pioneer Society).
County seat, 190. 289.
County school commissioner, 229.
County school system-Basis of public
school system. 227; Central University

and branches, 228; first academies in
Oakland County, 228; heads of the
county system, 228; remains a "perpetual fund," 229; duties of the
teachers of today, 229; standings required, 230; district libraries, 230;
high school scholars, 23I district
schopls of the county, 231; present
status of schools, 232.
County superintendents of schools, 228.
County surveyors, 197.
County treasurers, 196.
Court of Chancery, 123.
Court house of i857-8 (view),:205.
Court houses, 183, 202.
Court Pride of the Oak No. 24, F. of
A., 438.
Covert, Frank L., 123, 125. 140, 157.
Cowdin, George D)., 532.
Cowvdin, Roy B., 575.
Cowles, Sylvester D., 278, 279.
Cox, B3yron L., 63/7.
Craft, A. L., 415.
Craft, (Mrs.) A. L., 261.
Craft, Ahraham L., 229, 621.
Crawford, Alfred, 120.
Crawford, John E., 886.
Crawyford, Julia, 448.
Crofoot, MNichael C. i8i.
Crofoot, Michael I. T20, 123, 138, 158,
Crofoot scllool, 338.
Crooks, J. C. K. 381.
Crooks, Wilhlim111 273.
Crooks, \Villinni K. 218.
Crosby, Arza C. 471.
Cross, Aaron II1 678.
Cudworth, A. B. ISI 312.
Cudworth, AgneS, 266.
Cudworth, Apollos, 483.
Cumuliugs, C, J. 246
Cummiugs, George, 872.
Ctinnien, Patrick, 393.
Currey, Daniel R. 140.
Ctirrin, John, Jr. 827.
Curtis, F., 254.
Curtis, Jeremai111 473.
Curtis, Nahani, 473.
Curtis, Thomas, 124, 2T8.
Cuthbert, James, '04.
Cutting, Frank D., 769.
Dahlmnaun, Frank, 878.
Dahlulaun, Theodore, 756.
Damnes, George E., 383, 594.
IDandison, Frederick, 841.
Danes, (-Mrs.) John, 393.
Daniels, Francis, 278.
IDaniels, John, 491.
Danielson, Daniel, 476.
Darrauigh, -Archibald, 190.
Daughters of the American Revolutioli, 95. 97.
Darrow, Francis, 212, 292.
Davidson, I. F., 423.
Davis & Company, 416.
Davis, (Mrs.) Arthur, 26i, 264.