Grand Rapids and Kent County, Michigan: Historical Account of Their Progress from First Settlement to the Present Time, Volume 1Robert O. Law Company, 1918 - 995 halaman |
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acres afterward appointed April avenue bank became born building built Byron township Cannon township Cascade township Charles Church city of Grand clerk Company congregation corner court Courtland township Creek death Detroit died district early east elected engaged erected established farm Furniture Gaines township George graduated Grand Haven Grand Rapids Grand River Valley Grandville Grattan township held Henry Indian Ionia Ionia streets James John July June Kalamazoo Kent County Lake land later Legislature located Louis Campau Lucius Lyon Lyon March Michigan miles mill mission Ohio organized Ottawa Ottawa County Paris township pastor pioneer practice present published purchased railroad regiment removed residence Rix Robinson Robinson school house Section Sept served settled settlers Smith soon spring succeeded supervisor territory tion town township trade village Walker township William York
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