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  • Edwin Baruch Winans Grave Marker, Hamburg Cemetery, Hamburg, Michigan, May 16, 1826 - July 4, 1894

    He was the 22nd governor of Michigan. He had a farm in Hamburg Township, Livingston County, Michigan. Was the Hamburg Township supervisor, 1872-1873 and probate judge of Livingston County, Michigan 1877-1881.

    View Livingston County Republican-Press July 1, 1936 Article
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  • Mary Grieve (1842-1900) married Edwin Chipman (1846-1916). They lived in Gregory, Livingston County, Michigan. Edwin and son Ralph had a shop where thy made crates. Ed was tall and slender with a very lovely personality; died of cancer.
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  • These are photographs of Ephraim Jennings Hardy, born 4/2/1817 in Vermont, and died 11/15/1899 in Osceola Township, Livingston County, Michigan. He arrived in Osceola about 1835; he was a Michigan pioneer.
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  • This is two pictures of the Hardy Farm which was established by Ephraim Jennings Hardy, who later jointly owned it with his son, Ephraim Wilson Hardy. He was the sole owner at the time of these photographs, around 1920. They raised Shetland ponies and Holstein cattle with other livestock. The location was Sections 23 and 20 in Osceola Township.
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  • View Widen U.S. `16 1932  (in  library use only)

    This photograph is of excavating on Bruff's Hill, U.S. 16, Livingston County, Michigan, October 21, 1932.

    There is a farm in the background.  U.S. 16 is Grand River Avenue.

    The names of the persons in the photograph and exact location of Bruff's Hill are unknown.

    View accident on Bruff Hill U.S. 16   (in library use only)
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  • This is a wintertime picture of farm outbuildings, believed to be in Livingston County, Michigan.
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  • This is a photograph of a farm home in Livingston County Michigan.  There is an old tractor in the foreground.

    The exact date and location are unknown.
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  • This is an unknown field, possibly stream in Livingston County, Michigan.
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  • In this wedding portrait, Kenneth Filkins married Florence Drayton, May 1947, at the Oak Grove Methodist Church, Oak Grove, Livingston, Michigan.
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  • This image was included in the 1st National Bank Calendar, and was titled, "Finley's Blacksmith Shop", a livery, Cohoctah Center, in Cohoctah Township, Livingston, Michigan.

    Cohoctah was then known as Sprungtown.

    Persons in photograph and exact date, unknown, but about 1914.
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