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Edwin Baruch Winans Grave Marker, Hamburg Cemetery, Hamburg, Michigan, May 16, 1826 - July 4, 1894
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.
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Howell, Michigan, Aerial Photo, Page Field Area, 1964
This is an aerial photograph of Howell, Michigan. It looks west over the City of Howell, and in the foreground, are Thompson Lake boat launch, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, and Page Fields. -
VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 15, 1945
VJ Day Parade, Howell, Michigan - August 15, 1945
View Livingston County Press August 15, 1945 Article (In Library Use Only) -
Memorial Day Parade, Howell, Michigan, May 30, 1947
These photographs were taken during the Memorial Day Parade, Howell, Michigan, May 30, 1947. An article in the Livingston County Press and Argus reported the parade was on Friday, May 30th. The parade left from Howell High School, 305 South Michigan Avenue, Howell and was led by the Howell High School Band. The parade made stops to place wreaths at the Howell Carnegie Library, the Honor Roll Monument, and in Lakeview Cemetery.
Picture 0012, the parade passes through the intersection of South Michigan Avenue and Sibley Street. In the background, the A & P Grocery storefront is visible. The laying of the wreath at the Library is shown in photograph 0009, and pictures 0011, 0008, and 0013 are in Lakeview Cemetery. -
Memorial Day Parade, Howell Michigan, Lakeview Cemetery, Mel Williams Sound Truck, 05/30/1952
This is a photograph of the Mel Williams Sound Truck during the ceremonies at Lakeview Cemetery, Howell, Michigan, for Memorial Day 05/30/1952. The parade was held on Friday May 30, 1952, leaving from Howell High School, 305 South Michigan Avenue, and proceeding to Lakeview Cemetery.
The names of the persons in the picture are unknown. -
Howell Electric Motors Company, Aerial View, Howell, Michigan, 1960
This is an aerial view of Howell Electric Motors, Company, Electric Apparatus, 409 Roosevelt Street, Howell, Michigan, 1960.
This photograph looks northeast; north of the plant is Mt. Olivet Cemetery, and Thompson Lake. Visible just south of the plant is the Ann Arbor Railroad Tracks, intersected by Roosevelt Street. -
Howell Catholic Cemetery, Genoa Township, Livingston, Michigan, 1898
This is a photograph of a receipt for Dennis Shields who purchased a burial plot at the St. Joseph Catholic Church, Cemetery, known as the Howell Catholic Cemetery, 1898. Dennis Shields, attorney, Howell, Michigan, died August 28, 1898. He is now buried in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Howell, which was established in 1914. The date of purchase of this cemetery plot is September 1, 1898.
According to the book, "Mt Olivet Cemetery Tombstone Transcriptions", August 1992, published by the Livingston County Genealogical Society, the first Catholic Cemetery in Howell was established March 14, 1891 when the Howell Catholic Cemetery Association purchased a 4.25 acre parcel of land from Charles E. and Katherine Itsell of Genoa township for the cost of $250. The parcel was located on the west side of Chilson Road (formerly known as Ann Arbor Road), 600 feet south of the Old Grand River Road in section six of Genoa township.
The LCGS did not find the names of the individuals interred in the present (1992) church records. They concluded that sometime around 1900, remains were re-interred in other cemeteries although there are no know records or plats of the old cemetery and no history of removal and re-interment of those remains. Later, the land was sold to several private individuals for home sites, and homes are located there now.
View Livingston Republican August 31, 1898 Article (In Library Use Only)
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