Mr. Slowins, editor of the Sebewa Recollector, has given his permission to transcribe
the complete index to the Sebewa Recollector, to be placed on this webpage.
Teresa Sweet has purchased the entire collection of the "Sebewa Recollector" and
has begun to transcribe the index of this newsletter for us. This historical
society newsletter is a wealth of information about the people of Ionia County,
particularly those of Sebewa Township.
| 1-1 |
Showerman House; Constitution and
By-Laws; Chief Okemos |
| 1-2 |
Open House; Membership List; District #4 Building Cost;
History of Ionia County--Cornell; Industry in Sebewa |
| 1-3 |
Early Railroads; Partridge Knoll; Hanna's Processing; Cook Saw Mill on Stony Creek; Loreta Jewell
Letter; Log
Houses; Probert Shooting |
| 1-4 |
Teacher Contract l856; Heman Brown
Civil War Letter; Albert Meyers Saw Mill; Old Indian
Settlement; l850 Census; Blessed by Indian |
| 1-5 |
Andrew Hunt Account of Okemos;
Sebewa Feace Corpsman I; Letter to William Coe--Dropsy; Radio in Sebewa
|
| 2-1 |
School Bell; 75th Anniversary Sebewa Center
Church; Indian Funeral-Okemos' Daughter; Peace Corps II; Joseph Hayes to
John Shipman; End of Caucus Statistics 1880; Sebewa Center Dramatics |
| 2-2 |
Church News; Danby Indian Settlement; Peace Corps III; The Sebewa Riot |
| 2-3 |
Clarence Sayer High School; Mastodon;
Missionary Manasseh Hickey; Peace Corps IV; Women in politics; College Credit on European
Trip; Sebewa Center Methodist Church |
| 2-4 |
Early Auto Ride; News of 1911-12; Letter from Gerald Joynt; Rural School; Shimnecon Claim; European
Education II; Hickey II; Stage Route; Peace Corps |
| 2-5 |
1867 Plat Map; Peace Corps VI; Okemos |
| 2-6 |
Tornado at Schoolhouse; Coming to Michigan; White Pines |
| 3-1 |
Reconstruction; School Bell Stolen; Showerman
Family; Sebewa Statistics Farm ponds M.S.U. in 1900; Locating the County Seat; School Bell
Collection |
| 3-2 |
Together again; Peace Corps VII; Lydia Sindlinger
Watkins Reminice Henry Probasco; Adelbert Northrup;
Ephraim Shay; Chattel Mortgages; Sebewa Corners Methodist Church |
| 3-3 |
Peace Corps VIII; Meadows House Fire; West Sebewa--Dora Peacock Johnson; Oil Well Drillings; Ionia County
Horticultural History |
| 3-4 |
Tea with Kim--Viet Nam; Clyde Smith
Letter; Tornado of Flame; Sebewa-- a View from Sunfield; 1881 Fire at Sebewa Corners |
| 3-5 |
Sebewa Desparado; Sebewa to Nebraska 1911;
Dressing Up the Vital Statistics; Early Days in Portland |
| 3-6 |
Travis School Centennial; Probasco
Stories; Origin of Lake Odessa Area Historical Society; Chief Okemos; Memory of the
Horse; Grand Haven to Lyons |
| 4-1 |
Grand Ledge Moraine; Horses Around the Center; Escapades of
Welcome Lumbert; Travis School Centennial; Angle
Worm Oil |
| 4-2 |
Charles Cook Recollections;
Early History of Portland; Gunnville Wrestling Match; Mother Shipton's
Prophecy; Praying Charlie |
| 4-3 |
Feather Renovator; Contract for Building 1855 Schoolhouse;
Tales of Welcome Lumbert; Voter List; Sandborn
Family |
| 4-4 |
Sebewa 1871; Probasco-McNeil
Trip to Florida 1920; Settlement of Clinton County; Letter from the Indians 1809; Our
Public Image; White Tornado |
| 4-5 |
Cold Friday; Where Went the Country Lane; Obits 1891;
Bailiff Trek
|
| 4-6 |
Retirement; Starting Housekeeping 1900; Sebewa Corners Mill; Early Platting of
Saranac; Miss Ella |
| 5-1 |
Gingko Tree; Okemos; Young Charlotte; Blue and the Gray;
Portland Cemetery; Portland Centennial |
| 5-2 |
Days at School-Gretchen Gierman Cominetto; Bretz Story-Odessa; Graves of the
Presidents; John High; Oliver Ritenburg |
| 5-3 |
Sam Kauffman's December 1909; Christmas in Ionia 1833; Treaty of
Saginaw; Sebewa; Possehn Well Log |
| 5-4 |
Death of Okemos; Uncle Joe Fleetham; Settlement of Ionia; Treaty
of Saginaw II; Debbie Leak |
| 5-5 |
Getting Rid of Farm Buildings; Is it Time to Burn the
Wigwam?; Oatley Trek North;
Local History in Your Library; Autograph Albums; 'Member When-Weippert |
| 5-6 |
Ionia County Potter's Field; Rumfield Homesteading in North Dakota; Orange Towniship
School Teachers; Early Days of Richland and Grand Rapids |
| 6-1 |
Business Changes in Sunfield I; Poetry from Sebewa; 70-Year-Old Town Hall; Passenger
Pigeons |
| 6-2 |
Sick List; Business Changes in Sunfield II; Along the Old Sauk Trail
|
| 6-3 |
Business Changes III; Alton L. Nye; They Slugged It Out In 1877 |
| 6-4 |
Snowmobiles; Letters of Edward H. Cook; Indians and Their Trails;
1909 Reo; How Charlotte got its Name; Sunfield Township |
| 6-5 |
Tax Curve; The Reeder Family; Sheldon R. Curtiss;
Civil War Diary; Ionia's First Settlers |
| 6-6 |
Travis School List 1897; Building the Railroad; Pollution;
The Sunfield Sun; The Lake
Odessa Wave; Celebrating the 4th of July; Andersonville |
| 7-1 |
Archaeology of Michigan; Peter M. Kent; Okemos |
| 7-2 |
Plastic Tubing Drainage; Eagle Screams I; Goddard School
District; Hand Gun |
| 7-3 |
Shiltons in Sebewa; Eagle Screams II; Annihilation of the Sauks; Sebewa Center Church
80th Anniversary |
| 7-4 |
Saving the Clinton Trail; Indian Payment in Old Times; The
Who Gave Whats; The
Hollanders; Eagle Screams III; Sebewa Man's Son Executed |
| 7-5 |
Pollution in Lake Odessa; Bruin; Register of Funerals; Death
Curve; Doing The Trading-Zack York; Portland Christian Reformed Church |
| 7-6 |
Sunfield Sensation; Travelogue of 1873; Pontiac Visits Grand River Valley; Reputation
of the Dutch; Village of Sunfield |
| 8-1 |
Walter Reed; Pioneer Days in Shiawassee County; Orlando Showerman;
Lake Odessa--Instant Village |
| 8-2 |
First Auto in Ionia County; Trip to Europe-Elmer Gierman; Ionia
County Courthouse; Shiawassee County II |
| 8-3 |
Capital Punishment in Michigan; Early Horticulture Kent
County; Shiawassee County III; Forest Primeval-Davenport |
| 8-4 |
Hanna's Locker; Campbell's Model T Sales; My Father's Sugar
Bush-Davenport |
| 8-5 |
Fordson Tractor Sales; Lucius Lyon I; The
Clearing-Davenport |
| 8-6 |
Precinct #2; West Sebewa Community Club; Early Radio; News of 1921-22; Luicius Lyon
II; Ionia County Original Surveys; Meyers Church |
| 9-1 |
Michigan State Archives; Rosina; Lucius Lyon III; Odessa Indians;
Aunt Sylvia Lumbert |
| 9-2 |
Ionia Centennial; Philippines Letters; Old Auto Companies;
Constable Gets His Man |
| 9-3 |
Brakes & Wengers; Sunfield 1900; Comet 1910;
Revolutionary War Vet Pangbourne |
| 9-4 |
Carter Saw Mill; Caves in Michigan; Railroad Excusion; UFO 1909; Carter
Snake Hunt; Woodland Indians in Winter |
| 9-5 |
Railroad 1869; Willard Brooks-Danby |
| 9-6 |
Sebewa Otter; 1880 Census I |
| 10-1 |
Death of Mrs. Fuller 1869; Sunfield Township; Census II |
| 10-2 |
Tombstone Rubbings; What is a Boy Worth; Census III |
| 10-3 |
Caraway; Memorials of Grand River Valley 1876; Sebewa Corners; Census IV;
Squirrels |
| 10-4 |
Tombstone for Weck; Death of Okemos; Sebewa Township Officers; A Curiosity |
| 10-5 |
Bicentennial Kickoff; Portland Area Service Group; Naming Sunfield Township;
Bank Officers 1919; Tales from the Trees; Pen Knife; Township Officers II; Carrying
the Mail |
| 10-6 |
P. G. Cook Account Book 1849; Sebewa Township History; Township
Officers III; Prank in Danby; Jonathan Ingalls; Sebewa Center
Homecoming |
| 11-1 |
John C. Blanchard; Moving About in the Dark; Building the Sunfield
Road; Eagle Screams IV; Halladay School |
| 11-2 |
Bicentennial Tree; Big Trees; P. G. Cook Accounts; Real Daughters-Demaray
and Russell; Plane Down in Sebewa |
| 11-3 |
Big Trees II; Deer Hunting; Eaton County Mastodon; 1833
Pioneer Stories- Portland; Early Settlers in Ionia County; Arthursburg |
| 11-4 |
Carrying the Mail; Settle it with a Gun; Sebewa 1878; P. G. Cook
Clientele; Crystal to Portland 1928; E. 0. Russell-Grand Ledge; Shay
Locomotive |
| 11-5 |
Rosina Post Office and Store; Clyde Clute Reminisces; Fling at
Flying I |
| 11-6 |
Gravel Pits; Gladys Cook 7 Generations; Flying II; Diary of
Polly Tirrell
I; Centennial Farms |
| 12-1 |
Weippert Mill; Probasco Family; Shay Family; Flying
III; Tirrell II; CB Radio |
| 12-2 |
Shay Markers; Sunfield Bank Robbery; Flying IV; Closing Travis
School |
| 12-3 |
Okemos' Great Great Grandson; Sebewa Center Teachers; Good Old Days;
|
| 12-4 |
Riding the Plank Flying V; Settlement of Ionia County-Bertha Brock |
| 12-5 |
Consumers Power High Line; Drilling Log-Orange; Sunfield Methodist Church List;
How I Shaped Up in 1890; Peru I |
| 12-6 |
Frances Hoover Letter; Barbers-Mark Twain; Peru II |
| 13-1 |
l957 Census I; G. A. R. Hall Plaque Dedication; Peru III |
| 13-2 |
l846 Lease; Tupper Lake Drowning; Old Store Buildings Go;
Census II; Wengers
in Pennsylvania |
| 13-3 |
Nonagenarians; Boulder Census III; Admittance to Eaton
County Poor Farm |
| 13-4 |
Killed by the Hogs; Slowinski Settlement; Detroit to the Illinois I |
| 13-5 |
Homesteading in Nebraska-Pearl Reed; Detroit to the Illinois II |
| 13-6 |
Rushing Water's Jewels; Nebraska II |
| 14-1 |
Getting Cut of the Mud; Life Term; Lady of Xanadu |
| 14-2 |
First Centenarian; Six Generations in Sebewa; Mennonites in Ontario |
| 14-3 |
Petoskey Stone; Heart Attack; Indiana Mennonite Relief Sale |
| 14-4 |
Indian Title to Shimnecon; My Daily Walk-Addie Boom I; Winter in
Sebewa; Railroading-Guy Taylor |
| 14-5 |
John Waddell Naturalization; To China and the Great Wall-Lenon;
Daily Walk II |
| 14-6 |
Funeral Memorials; Edmund Fisher-Roots-Okemos; Daily Walk III;
Leander Peacock |
| 15-1 |
Lake Odessa Depot; West Sebewa Odd Fellows & Hall; Mexico I |
| 15-2 |
Weippert Mill Historic Building; Swimming in the Creek; Mexico II;
Threshing-Zack York |
| 15-3 |
Who's Who in the Cemetery; Ben Probasco Tape; Downings
and Peacocks |
| 15-4 |
Muck Fires; Business Side of Sunfield |
| 15-5 |
Sun Dogs; Names and Initials; Fred Young Interview; Sunfield's
Mexican War Veteran |
| 15-6 |
Terpstras; Delos Staples; Sorghum; Local Tapes |
| 16-1 |
First Woman Methodist Bishop; Duaine Pinkston W W II |
| 16-2 |
Migrating Monarchs; Haying With Horses-Zack York; Tale of Lyons;
Oldest Residents of Eaton County |
| 16-3 |
Louise Buchner; Daisy Creighon Tapes; Impressions
of Ireland; Darius Moon I |
| 16-4 |
Three Ednas; Sunfield Fires; Webbers of Ionia County; Darius Moon
II |
| 16-6 |
The Gravel Belong on the Road; Buzzards are Back; The Man
who Founded the J>L> Hudson Co.; The C.K.&S. And Woodbury |
| 17-1 |
Bald Eagle; Ever Up; Orpha Saw The Queen; Aid for the Insomniacs (Sheep); Excitement
in the Neighborhood 100 Years Ago (Lightning); Beautiful Ionia County--She's Flat as a
Pancake from the Air; My Experiences in the Sunfie1d Elevator; Meet Your
Neighbor--John Joynt; Response from the Article on J .L. Hudson |
| 17-2 |
Boom! (Seismic Readings); Would it be Too Much to Show a
Little Respect for Ionia County's Potter's Field?; Area Travel Logs--Bed &
Breakfast; Business and Industrial Life in Woodbury in the Middle Twenties;
Some New Light Shed on the Local School History |
| 17-3 |
Oil Lease Price Soars; To Market, to Market; Names of WWII
Veteran Appearing on the Service; Board honor Roll GAR Hall at Sunfield; Hendersons;
Portland's Railroads; Historical Record of Orange; Charge LeValley United Methodist
Church; Schooling at Sebewa Center |
| 17-4 |
Miss Frances Sears; A Cheerful Note in the Winter; A School Report
from the Service; Center School of 100 Years Ago; When I Was a Kid, Portland Review
7-16-29; Sawmiller Glen Rairigh Sol's Struggles; Record of Marriages by
Pastors of Le Valley United Methodist Church |
| 17-5 |
Oil--No Gushers Yet; Blind Johnny Smith Dies; Of Chimneys and
Heaters; A Basketball Lark; Teacher's Report for the Summer Term (1879); Sol's
Struggles Part 2; From the Lansing Republican 11-24-1875 |
| 17-6 |
A Bluebird All Your Own; Ionia County Road Commission;
Approval for a Grant to Microfilm; Sunfield Sentinel; West Michigan Genealogical Society; A 1901
Train Ride Across the Country; Sebewa Soils; Woodbury--My Home Town 1925; Grandpa Grieves |
| 18-1 |
Township Treasurer Retires; Corn Tassels in Mid July; A
Noted Michigan Traveler; A 1982 Sebewa Township Residence Directory; The Vanderheyden
House; The Friend Family; Redecorating |
| 18-2 |
An Unlucky Twist; Microfilming Completed; Drive Sunfield Hwy; Irving Adelbert Brown
Died; Michigan's Treasures, Buried in Sunken of Lake Odessa; Fifty Years of
Married Life; A Letter From Corporal Don Benschoter to his Wife (1918);
An Interview with John Lich, Sr; Travelog Schedule
|
| 18-3 |
New Furnace; Nonagenarians From the Sunfield Sentinel of 1917
(many babies born);Letter From Soldier (1917); China--First Hand Impressions; At
Christimas we CAN "Go Home Again"; World War I Blues; 1918 Smugness; The John Lich
Sr Interview Continued |
| 18-4 |
A Lakewood Anthology; Sebewa Twp Roads; A Look Back 110 Years (Portland Observer
4-11-1873 Says Will Roger; China--First Hind lmpressions (cont'd); Ionia County's
Sesquicentennial; Cemetery, Cemetery, Who Has You Now?; The Corner Stone of the New County
House Laid (1907); Funding World War I; The Microfilm Reader at the Sunfleld Library |
| 18-5 |
The Changing Morality (1873); Getting Around (MTA Convention); China-First Hand
lmpression III; Poor House Cemetery Update; A Fearful Fall (1873); The End of the
Buffaloes; The Mystery of the Death of the Storekeeper's Wife (Mrs. Clarence Rice) |
| 18-6 |
Our Very Own Centennial; China--First Hand Impressions IV;
27th Anniversary (Olds); Sunfield Farmers Picinic 1924; The Heritage of the Ears;
Sesquicentennial; Joe Guild's
Letter; Another Potter's Field (Barry County); Another Centennial (Benschoter
House); Sharp Practice (1874) |
| 19-1 |
Who was Fighting Mosquitoes (1827 Sebewa); Scraps from West Sehewa 1885; History of
the Danby Cemetary; A Window on 1929; Eri H. Day, Missionary to the
Indians; Blind Johnny Smith |
| 19-2 |
1910 U.S. Census is Rleased; Eaton County Courthouse of 1845; Ed Morgan
(Ostrander Genealogy); Horse and Buggy Pranks; Of Monarchs and Men
(Butterflies); Chas. A. Estep's 100 Year Old Diary; Eri H. Day--Missionary
to the Northwest Indians; Travelog Schedule |
| 19-3 |
Two Miles of Blacktop Resuffacing in Sebewa; How to Live in Three Centuries; The
Power and the Glory of the Pines (the inspiration for Sunshine); The Mortgage on the Farm
(poem by Mrs. Brownfield); Eri H. Day--Missionary
to the Northwest Indians III; Child abuse (in school); Chas. Estep Diary
(cont'd); The Monarchs in Mexico (Butterflies) |
| 19-4 |
Making a Living in Sebewa; Cemetery Matters (vandalism); History of the Sunfield
Sentinel; The G.A.R. in Sebewa; Eri H. Day--Missionary to the Indians
III; From Chas. Estep's Diary-the Waterworks; |
| 19-5 |
What's Ahead for the Genealogist; Bird Books--Then and Now;
The Story of Nancy J. Linhart;
Auctioneers; Chas. Estep Diary (con't) |
| 19-6 |
The Ionia County infirmary Cemetery; The Computer comes to Sebewa (Ev David); He Dug
His Own Grave; Chas. Estep Diary; To Pluck a Duck; At Long Last
("Temporary" electric service) |
| 20-1 |
Video Taping; How Much She Remembered About Portland; Root
the Old Man Out (J.K. Swipes)--
Carrier Retires Jan. 1,1934; A Glimpse at Ionia, Ionia Standard 1880 and 1881; Selections
from Aunt Emma--Charlie's Diary of 1936 |
| 20-2 |
Salt or Not to Salt; Two Different Trips to Germany; At The Sept. Dinner (Persons in
their 90's or More); Getting the Cemetery Marker Up (Infirmary); Coming Up-- Some
Changes at the Schoolhouse The 1840 Ionia County U.S. Census; The Incident at Arthurburg
Hill; The Pond |
| 20-3 |
Faulty Cemetery Corrected; Auctioneers; Swinging the
Churches Around; The Portland Chritian Reformed Church; Portland's Oldest Resident (Bogue); A. Letter
From Dr. Rani Kishore in India; The Pond (conclusion);
History of Co. E, First Mich. Engineers and Mechanics; The Work is Done |
| 20-4 |
Wm. Milne Died at County House; Maurice Gierman's
Interview with Lester Lake; Some Additions to the Aunt Silvia Lumbert
Story; John C. Blanchard |
| 20-5 |
Commencement (1894); What's in a Name (Birds); Sma1lpox in Sebewa (1894); Harvey Lee Van
Benschoten |
| 20-6 |
Tornado of 1967; Dust and Brine; Big Pile of Stones gets Smaller (cistern fell in); Van
Benschoten Article;John Lich Sr Birthday; Renaming the Birds;
Our Interview with Mae Armour; Mertie's Memories |
| 21-1 |
School Bell Relocation; Russell Curtis; Elias P. Peter;
Lake O Hist Soc Officers; Ionia Recreation; Area State Park Opens; Another 1885
Diary--Kreamer; Videotapes of Interviews; Ionia--The Town Given Its Name 50 Years
After It Was Founded; Myrtie's Memories II |
| 21-2 |
County Poor; Anthony Kreamer Diary 1885; Merties
Memories III |
| 24-3 |
More About Britain; Ionia County Has Oldest Cobblestone
School; Myrties Memories |
| 24-4 |
My Trip to Tennessee; Some Things I Remember About Sebewa Corners; Going To Jamaica
with a Purpose; Myrtie's Memories |
| 24-5 |
Genealogy Workshop; Elderhostel to Nepal and UP; Floyd Evans
Interview cont'd; 1921 Lake O School Building Burned; Early Tax Records |
| 24-6 |
Sebewa Center United Methodist Church; Elderhostel to Nepal Cont'd; Sermon for
Funeral for Maimie Downing; Ed Nash Interview |
| Sp Ed |
Special Edition for Wilfred's (Gierman) Birtbday |
| 25-1 |
Sebewa Schoo1 Commencement 1894; Verl Irene Walkington Funeral; Ed Nash
Interview |
| 25-2 |
Sessions School Plaque; Fire at Wilfred's House; Vandalism
at East Cemetery; A Paean
to a Sky Dancer |
| 25-3 |
Henry Smith and Needlework; Grand Ledge Home Tour; Probasco
Stories; To the Woodcock cont'd(Paean); Albert Meyers Info |
| 25-4 |
Joshua Gunn Woodcutter; Our European Trip; Marian Miles
Croel Trip |
| 25-5 |
Wiselogle Article on Time; Our European Trip conclusion
|
| 25-6 |
Alice Johnson's Wheat or Welfare in an Agrarian Society; Wiselogle
cont'd; Ora Walkington Funeral Service |
| 26-1 |
Balloon Ascension; Summer Travel; G.W. Arnold and Son Wiselogle
conclusion |
| 26-2 |
Balloon Flight; Disturbing the Grand Ledge Terminal Moraine;
Some New Fare for the Portland District Library; Back to Canola; Virgia Ingram Alaska Trip |
| 26-3 |
Thots from the Cemetery; Taking Leave; Sebewa's East Cemetery Damage; Alaska Trip
conclusion |
| 26-4 |
Boston Trip Recall; Early History of Boston Twp; GAR
Members; Nathaniel Newton Tidd:
Sunfield GAR Hall; Sunfield-Sebewa-Danby Fire Dept |
| 26-5 |
More Early History of Boston Twp; More Twp. Board Synopsis;
The Ionia Sentinel-Standard; Monuments (Surveyors); Fern Conkrite Interview;
Celebrating 107 Years--Vertie Catt McDonald |
| 26-6 |
Sebewa High School 1912-1913; Lloyd Reed Interview; Riker School
House; Zanto House/Hotel; Fern Conkrite Interview cont'd |
| 27-1 |
Sebewa High School 1903; Howland-Rathbun-Strong;
Sara Meyers, Diabetes; Dandelion Day; Lake O 1919 Undefeated Football
Team; Lloyd Reed Interview cont'd; Andrew Shilton |
| 27-2 |
Balloon Ascensions; Schoolhouses in Odessa Township; George Leik;
Early History of Sebewa Center Methodist Church |
| 27-3 |
Laban A. Smith Genealogy; Harry Meyers & the
Dakota Territory |
| 27-4 |
The Spitzley Family in America |
| 27-5 |
Lovell-Webber House |
| 27-6 |
Hayes Ionia Company; The Pierce G. Cook Farm |
| 28-1 |
Canoe Journey; Eighty Years of Change (Lake O); Caswell &
Company |
| 28-2 |
Eighty cont'd; (many recent deaths and connections) |
| 28-3 |
Ionia Presb. Church; Beland Family History; The VanHoutens
of Sebewa; Eighty cont'd; Election Results |
| 28-4 |
Adam Fender; Eighty cont'd |
| 28-5 |
Eighty cont'd; Halladay Updates; Peter Parks
1836-1901; Became Indian Chief |
| 28-6 |
Last Will & Testament of Thomas & Cornelia Pryer |
| 29-1 |
Eighty conclusion; Cemetery Note; 100 Yrs Ago-Mill in
Portland; Reggie Denny;
Vroman Family in America; Moyer Family of Sebewa
& Eagle; Thomas Pryer Family Update; Samuel Dexter |
| 29-2 |
Mapes Update; Baldwin Update; Mike Smith Update
(and others); Australia, New Zealand |
| 29-3 |
Australia & New Zealand cont'd; Election Results |
| 29-4 |
New Zealand conclusion |
| 29-5 |
Save Shimnecon! Danby Twp Indian Settlements; Okemos the Warrior; Pryor Updates |
| 29-6 |
Weippert's Mill Revisited; Chief Okemos; Contestant to Shimnecon
Lands Says He Will Take Possession Soon |
| 30-1 |
Descendants of Jonathan Ingalls; Monuments for Ingalls and Okemos;
Danby Early History |
| 30-2 |
Friend Family |
| 30-3 |
The Leik Family; Election Results |
| 30-4 |
Nov 1 First Snow; William Edwins from Chapman book; Revolutionary
Veterns in Ionia County; Mich. Courthouses |
| 30-5 |
The Adgate Family in Ionia County; Things I Remember; Mich.
Courthouses |
| 30-6 |
John L.Adgate; Adgate Update; Report of Ginseng
Growing in Mich; Dale S. Pierce, Ginseng; Mich. Courthouses |
| 31-1 |
Things I Remember cont'd; Grace Gilson Celebrates 100 Yrs |
| 31-2 |
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, & Prince Edward Island; Things I
Remember cont'd |
| 31-3 |
Wilfred's Obit |
| 31-4 |
Houghton County Courthouse; Biography of Harvey Bartow; Things
I Remember, conclusion; More About Wilfred |
| 31-5 |
First National Bank of Ionia; Ionia in 1897-8; Article by
Nan Simons on
Wilfred |
| 31-6 |
Biography of Clarence Buddington Kelland; Russell Gregory's poem
"Decoration Day" Allan M. Williams |
| 32-1 |
History of Auto Dealerships in Ionia; Iron County
Courthouse; The Capture of the County Seat
Our Junior Year at Portland High School 1918; Hazel Bros Farm Drainage; Shimnecon's
Second Chance by Nan Simons |
| 32-2 |
Our Trip to New York City; Ex-President Roosevelt Dies
Suddenly 1919; Election Results |
| 32-3 |
Election Results; The Peacock Family of Sebewa |
| 32-4 |
Michigan Courthouses; A Gift in Parting (Sexton); A History
of Sebewa Cemeteries |
| 32-5 |
Michigan Courthouses; Sebewa Twp Roads; Haskins-Meyers Reunion
and Monument Maynard-Woodbury House of Portland; Darling
Wedding License |
| 32-6 |
Schoolhouses in Sebewa Twp; Instructions for the Young Shepherd Biography of Geo. W Snyder;
Chas. M. Ralston |
