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Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve
Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve
Left to Right: Grace Henrietta Grieve 1862-1935, Frederick Marshall Grieve 1874-1964, Katherine Gertrude Grieve 1881-1956 -
Phoebe Hemingway (1839-1927)
Phoebe Hemingway (1839-1927) married Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915). They lived most of their lives as farmers in Unadilla Township, Michigan.
Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve:
- Grace Henrietta Grieve (1862-1935)
- Frederick Marshall Grieve (1874-1964)
- Katherine Gertrude (1881-1956)
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Harriet (Armstrong McPherson) Grieve (1808-1887)
Harriet (Armstrong McPherson) Grieve (1808-1887) married James Grieve (1796-1845) and were early settlers in Putnam Township, Livingston County,Michigan purchased land from federal government in 1835-1837. They had five children as follows:
- Katherine "Kittie Grieve (1836-1880)
- Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915)
- Mary Grieve (1842-1900)
- Margaret Grieve (1843-1937), never married. She was deaf and lived next to her sister Mary in Gregory, Michigan.
- Harriet Grieve (1845-1933)
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Katherine "Kittie" Grieve (1836-1880)
Katherine "Kittie" Grieve (1836-1880) never married. She was a well-loved teacher in Livingston County, Michigan for many years. -
Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915)
Henry Dudley Grieve (1838-1915) was the only son of James and Harriet Grieve. He married Phoebe Hemingway (1839-1927). They lived most of their lives as farmers in Unadilla Township, Michigan.
Children of Henry Dudley and Phoebe (Hemingway) Grieve:
- Grace Henrietta Grieve (1862-1935)
- Frederick Marshall Grieve (1874-1964)
- Katherine Gertrude (1881-1956)
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Sylvester Topping (1848-1931)
Harriet Grieve (1845-1933) married Sylvester Topping (1848-1931). He ran a general store and sawmill in Plainfield. The sawmill went up in flames one day, which was the first fire the town's new fire engine was put to use on. They owned a large house in Plainfield. Sylvester tragically committed suicide, hanging himself in the barn in February 1932. For many years he was the local postmaster. Also organist for the church choir. -
Harriet Grieve (1845-1933)
Harriet Grieve (1845-1933) married Sylvester Topping (1848-1931). He ran a general store and sawmill in Plainfield, Michigan. The sawmill went up in flames one day, which was the first fire the town's new fire engine was put to use on. They owned a large house in Plainfield, Michigan. Sylvester tragically committed suicide, hanging himself in the barn in February 1932. For many years he was the local postmaster. Also organist for the church choir. -
Edwin Chipman (1846-1916)
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. -
Mary Grieve (1842-1900)
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. -
Class Photo for Smith School, Livingston County, Michigan - 1910
An outside class photo of students and teacher for Smith School, Livingston County, Michigan in 1910.
Note with Photo: From Left to Right - Rathbun (across from H. Easton), Louis McCollam, Gladys McCollam, Margeri Peavy (Stuible), Rathbun girl, Ruth Peavy (Harold Gates' wife), Myrtle Kleckler (Married Maglie Prence mother of Barb Keesler), Rathbun girl, Fay Joslin, Leah Peavy (Heeg), Roy D. Parker, Rathbun boy, Harold Hutchins (H. Eason farm).
Smith School - fence to left in background is line fence between our farm and Mrs. Wards.
South east corner Section 3 Byron Road See 1890 Plat book.
Back of Photo: Roy Parker 3 from the right died Dec 30, 1910.