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  • C. A. Udell, Class of 1891

    This is a portrait of C. A. Udell, labeled "Class of 1891". This photo was grouped with the Carol Jean Sheely photographs. Carol was the daughter of Clarence Sheely and Margaret Alta Hardy.  
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  • Hardy Family: Amelia Crittenden, unknown, Charlotte Alta Crittenden Hardy

    This is a photograph of three women believed to be related to Royal Hardy. Amelia Crittenden, unknown, and Charlotte Alta Crittenden Hardy. The location is believed to be in Howell, Michigan; the date is unknown.
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  • Allie Davis Bennett, Howell, Michigan

    This is a photograph of Allie Davis Bennett, born 1872, died 1958.  Notes with the photograph: "Lyle's mother, married George Bennett.  Lyle was born in 1896.  George married a woman named Margaret in 1918".    This photograph was with the Hardy Family Collection.
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  • Margaret Hardy Sheely Manley, 1940's

    This is a photograph of Margaret Hardy Sheely Manley, 1940's.
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  • 509 McCarthy Street, Howell, Michigan, Hardy Residence 1908-1940

    This is a photograph of 509 McCarthy Street, Howell, Michigan as it looked in 1908 when Royal C. Hardy first bought it. It was just a shell. Margaret Alta Hardy Manley and descendents lived there until 1992.
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  • Correspondence between citizens of Howell, Michigan and Andrew Carnegie regarding the creation of Howell Carnegie District Library.
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  • Races for the Fourth of July on Grand River Avenue in Howell, Michigan - July 4, 1914

    The boy watching the elderly gentleman race has a flyer which was titled Fourth of July. The races are run going west to east on Grand River Avenue.

    Pennets for the Chautauqua are strung over the street. The Howell Chautauqua was held August 15-19, 1914 Chautauqua is an institution that provided popular adult education courses and entertainment in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Read The Livingston Republican April 22, 1914 article (in Library use only)

    Most people are unknown except those noted.
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  • Original Howell American Revolution Bicentennial Committee Members - 1977

    Original Howell American Revolution Bicentennial Committee members who served since the founding in 1973. The executive committee at one time included Chairman Dave Jaehnig, left, Vice-Chairman Mike Hagman, Secretary Arlene Lamoreaux, Trustee Duane Zemper, and Treasurer Dennis Mowrey. The Livingston County, Michigan courthouse is in the background in Howell, Michigan.

    View article in Livingston County Press January 19, 1977 on page 9 (In Library Use Only)
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  • House History of 127 Jewett Street, Howell, Michigan

    The house history portion of the book T3N R4E City of Howell, Plat Map #1, Lot 56: better known as 127 Jewett Street Howell by Debbie Mikula

    This book contains many warranty deeds, a 1916 Sanborn Fire map, a 1933 Assessor's map and a mortgage survey map of 127 Jewett Street. The book notes the architechtural design, renovations, and landscaping.

    Names mentioned: John Pinckney, George Sage, Hiram Smith, Margaret Pinckney, Alice Pinckney, Gertrude Pinckney, Alexander Fraser, Eagle Tavern, Thompson Lake, Peter Cowdrey, Samuel Cowdrey, George Decker, John Fraser, Euphemia Decker, S.P. Shope & Co, Maria Cowdrey, George Taylor, Benjamin Cardell, Mary Taylor, Aurelia Cardell, Philander Kellogg, Mary Ann Taylor,  Frances Webb, Emma Clark, Stephen Moore, Sarah Hetchler, James Tazzman, Ella Tazzman, William Richards, Carrie Richards, Amy Lyon, Amy Taft, Edward Wakefield, Mary Wakefield, Victor Wakefield, Ella Wakefield, Dennis O'Leary, Laura O'Leary, William Richards, Carrie Richards, Florance Wakefield, Leon Stowe, Laura Uptegraff, Virginia Brooks, Mike Bartkowiak, Sue Bartkowiak, Richard Mikula, Debbie Mikula
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  • Arlene Lamoreaux and Duane Zemper Recorded on WHMI Radio Discussing the Howell Bicentennial History Book and the Photographic Supplement - September 29, 1975

    Two hour recording from WHMI AM-1350 radio show the Afternoon Club with Host Ray Bologna in Howell, Michigan. Topic was the final plans for the writing and printing of the Howell Bicentennial History Book and the compilation of the additional Photographic Supplement.

    Names mentioned in 1st hour:

    News release about Howell Public Schools Teacher Negotiations interrupts the Bicentennial Book talk starting at 1:20 and continues until 8:20 and then at 8:20 another news item about a Howell City Council meeting and a Livingston County Interlakes meeting continues until 9:50 with the rest of the recording being about the Bicentennial Book.

    Dave Jaehnig, Janet Rohrabacher, Cliff Heller, Geraldine Fisher, Joe Fields, Claudia Jackson, Ads for: Midway Glass, Keisler Furniture. Community State Bank, Maul? or Morley AMC Jeeps, McDonalds.

    Names mentioned in 2nd hour:

    Six Corners, Four Corners, Four Mile Bar, Janet Rohrabacher,  Ina Hight, Geraldine Fisher, Joe Fields, Robert Wilhelm, Robert Akins, Mary Beeman, Earl Dickinson, Joe Ellis, Cliff Heller, Anne Bignell, Charles Sutton, Tom Kizer Sr., Chester Clark, Al Latson, Don Hall, Bird Hight, Paul Streng, Norm Pettibone. Ads for: Right?Carpet, Freeway Sports Center, Morley? or Morley? AMC Jeep, Midway Glass & Aluminum, Keisler Furniture, World Wide TV & Appliance.

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