Axtel, J. R. Rev., Sunday school specialist,
184.

Axtell, S. J., Prof., 533.

Aylsworth, George, removed to Empire,
313.

Ayral, Louis, lawyer Paris, Owner of
Cadillac's birthplace, 108.
Ayres, Sabrina P. Mrs., presented bible to
society, 24.

Babbitt, Florence S., named collector for
society, 4, 9, 10, 18, 23; paper on samplers,
5, 351-355; pay for china collection, 11;
25, 55, gifts to society, 24; remarks cited,
16.

Babbitt, Nancy H., 53.

Babcock, S. S., teacher, 181.

Baby, Francois, candidate for council, 338.
Backus v Coyne, 130.

Bacon, Daniel S., judge, 509.

Bacons, pioneers of Auburn, 348.

Badin, Francis Vincent, Rev., visited Arbe
Croche, 510.

had mills in Allegan, 163.

Bailey, Monroe pioneer, 153, 154.
Bailey, Alvin W., 647.

Bailey, Asahel, Macomb pioneer, 153.

Bailey, John R., Dr., 448; death reported,

22.

Bailey Bros., Three Rivers pioneers, 433.
Baird, Elizabeth T., quoted, 200.

Bake dishes, presented society by Mrs.
Leonora Kimball, 9.

Baker, A. L., joined U. S. Sharpshooters
civil war, 679.

Baker, George, pioneer Howell, 193.
Baker, James A., captain, death reported,
22; memoir, 679, 670; wounded civil war,
679.

Baker, James H. Mrs., (Ednah De Lano)
679.

Baker, Oscar A., 679.

Baker, Thomas, Rev., 183.

Baker, Vestell, pioneer Howell, 192.
Baker, Waldo, pioneer Howell, 192.

Balch, Anna, (Mrs. John den Blyker) 37,
522.

Balch, Arad C., 525.

Balch, Nathaniel A., A. B., A. M., Kalama-
zoo pioneer, 33, 37, 525; member legis-
lature, 278; president Kalamazoo College,
528, 529; sketch cited, 524.
Balch, Ralph, Dr., 730.

Balcom, Sam, liquor seller Howell, 185.
Baldoon, 79, 81; castle site, 78, 82; leased
by Selkirk, 84; paper by Mrs. Kinney,
78-84; settlers names of, 79, 81, 82.
Baldoon (Belledoon) Mysteries, book by
McDonald, 81.

Baldwin, Edwin, conducted Detroit ferry,
553.

Ball, Daniel, biography by C. C. Comstock,
69-73; described, 72; revered by citizens,
104.

Ball, Daniel, grandson Daniel Ball, 69, 72.
Ball, Daniel, Mrs., (Mary Covert) 69.
Ball, Daniel & Co., bankers exchange, 71;
insolvency of, 72, 73.

Ball, John, (Jamestown, N. Y.) 69.
Ball, John, (called Uncle John) appointed
receiver People's bank Grand Rapids,
102, 104; biography by Lucy Ball, 92-
104; invited to railroad ball, 101; letter
to Mann regarding Mich., 93-95; majority
for legislator, 99, 101; moved to Grand
Rapids, 98; played at Mackinac, 91;
selected land for state, 93-95, 102; trip
to Grand Rapids, 102.

Ball, John, Mrs., (Nancy Bradbury) New
York, 69.

Ball, Julia E., death recorded, 69.

Ball, Julia M., death reported, 69.

Ball, Lucy, paper on Early Days in Grand
Rapids, 64, 92-104.

Ball, Martha, 69.

Ball, Mary E., death recorded, 69.

Ball, Morris, Grand Rapids early manu-
facturer, 70.

Ball, 101, see Railroad.

Ballard, James, Rev., 172.

Baltimore & Ohio, pioneer U. S. R. R., 145.
Bancroft, George, sold manuscripts to
California, 45.

Bangs, Anson, named Bleeker (Menominee)
county, 473, 474.

Bangs, Anson, Mrs., (Miss Bleecker) 473.
Bannister, Ellen, Mrs., (Miss Williams) 736.
Banks, detector necessary for, 71; early in
Grand Rapids, 71; Lancaster Mass. fur-
nished bank bills for Singapore, 159,
160; location wild cat, 159; methods to
deceive commissioners, 160; Michigan
history needed on, 151; Singapore bills
burned, 161; Three Rivers, 426.
Baptists, Kalamazoo connection with In-
stitute, 530.

Baracca Club, Boys chorus, 2.
Baraga, Frederick, Jesuit missionary, built
first church, 511; county named for
sketch, 475; Indian dictionary by cited,
476; made bishop, 510, 521; spoke
Indian, 512.

Baraga, county, origin of name, 475.

Barber, Charles, 180.

Barber, Edward W., elected vice president
society, 4.

Barber, Jane, gave vocal solo, 17.
Barber, Mary A. Mrs., death reported, 22.
Barber P., Van Buren pioneer, 637.
Barber, S., Van Buren pioneer, 637.
Barbour, Levi, gift to Nazareth Academy,
36, 37; memoir Peter White cited, 1.
Bardstown, (Ky.) diocese, note, 510.
Barlow, Ermina, (Mrs. Henry A. Good-
year) 649.

Barlow, Mary, (Mrs. Henry A. Goodyear)
649.

Barlow, Nathan, 648.

Barlow, Sarah, 647.

Barlow & Goodyear, 648.

Barnard, -, Mr. first teacher Kalamazoo,

525.

Barnard, Eliza Ann, 182.

Barnard, Ely, register deeds, 178.
Barnard, Pardon, 182.

Barnes, Charles E., death recorded, 279;
paper on Battle Creek station under-
ground railway, 279-285; presented news-
papers to society, 23.

Barnes, Mary L., presented melodeon to
society, 9.

Barnes, Orlando F., 680.

Barnum, H. G. Mrs., (Miss Hyde) 346.
Baroux, Lewis, Rev. Father, Montague,
515.

Barrager, Henry, 163.

Barragar, John, first driver Adrian railroad,
494.

Barrett, Enoch, 644.

Barrett, Ransom, pioneer Howell, 191.
Barritt, Renee Louise T. Hamilton, 7, see
Mrs. Hamilton.

Barrows, H. P. Mrs., (Miss Willemin) 424.
Barry, James V., address at Flint, 13;
member board trustees society, 4, 18.
Barry, John Stewart, gov. Mich., 100, 103,
188.

Barry, William T., sec. navy postmaster
general, county named for, 455.
Barry county organized, 455; paper on
Indians and trading posts, 645-672.
Bartholomew, Henry S. Dr., edited col-
lections, 50; gave memoir Rev. Craw-
ford, 48, 686-689; nominating committee
report of, 48.

Bartlett, H. W., death reported, 8.

Bassett, Isaac C., postmaster Three Rivers,

427.

Batcheler, B. F., Mrs., Settlement of Howell,
176-185.

Bates, George C., tribute to Isaac E. Crary,
236.

Bates, Gertrude Amelia, Mrs., member
society, 7.

Bates, Philo T., Mrs., gave memoir P. H.
Taylor, 726, 727.

Bates, William R., Hon., remarks cited,
15, 16.

Battle Creek, anti slavery advocates in,
280; station underground railway paper
Charles E. Barnes, 279-285.

Battles, with English, 658; with Indians,
444.

Baumgarten, Anthony, Rev., at Cross Vil-
lage, 514.

Baw Bese, Potawatomie Indian, 487;
sketch, 488.
Baxter,

, gen., 490.

Baxter, Levi, Tecumseh pioneer, 478.

Bay county, organized and named, 472,
473.

Beadle, Misheal, (Michelle) 420, 430; built
mill, 431.

Beal, Junius E., Hon., address Flint, 14;
member historical committee, 4, 18, 48.
Bean Creek, called Tiffin's River, 499.
Bear Lake, 648 see Walloon.

Beard,, Dr., work on insanity cited, 729.
Beard, John, Quaker minister, 282.
Beardsley, George, 648.

Beatty,, Three Rivers pioneer, 424.
Beaubien, (Cuillerier, Curie) Angelique
(Mrs. James Sterling) French belles
Detroit danced with Sir William Johnson,
334, 335.

Beaubien (Cuillerier) Antoine, 335.
Beaubien, Jean Baptiste, fiddler, 339.
Beaufait, Colette, (Mrs. Daniel Marsac) 61.
Beaufait, (Beufait) Louis, 65.

Beaufait, (Beufait) Louis, Mrs., (Marie
Louise Saucier) 65.

Beaufait, (Beufait) Scholastica, (Collette)
(Mrs. Daniel Marsac) 61, 65.

Beaulieu, (Boliou) —, Indian trader Macki-
naw, married squaw, 96.

Beaulieu, Elizabeth, (Mrs. Borup) 96.
Beaulieu, (Boliou) Julia (Mrs. Charles H.
Oakes) Indian name Teegaushau, 96.
Beaver, disappearance of, 659.

Beaver county, name proposed for Manitou,
472.

Beaver Islands, home of Mormonism, 472.
Beazley,, quoted, 628.

Becker, Blanche and mother, presented
gifts to society, 10.

Beckley, Guy, editor, 282.

Beckwith, Sophia, made sampler, 352.
Beckwith, William, 423, 433.

Beden, Seth, 181.

Bedford, Susan, (Mrs. John Gillespie) 699.
Beds, early described, 98.

Bee Hunter, character in Cooper's novel
founded on Saugatuck man, 159.
Beer, home made, 294.

Bees, raising, 340; social functions de-
scription, 290, 291.

Beeson, Jacob, sketch cited, 100.

Beets, sugar, date of first culture in Michi-
gan, 129.

Begole, Josiah W., (Mrs. Harriet Miles) 12;
member society, 7.

Bell, Digby V., bank commissioner, 102.
Bell, "Old Auction," darkey auctioneer,

257.

Bennett, Hiram, pioneer Howell, 188;
killed in digging well, 186.
Bennett, James J., pioneer Howell, 194.
Bennett, Justus J., first sheriff Howell, 178.
Bennett, Philander, pioneer Howell town-
ship, 191.

Bennett, William, 654.

Bennett, William E., pioneer Howell town-
ship, 191.

Benning, Joseph M. Rev. Father, Vicar
General, 518, 519.

Benson, John R., Reminiscences of, 12.
Benson, Peter and wife, Tecumseh pioneers,
478.

Benton, Thomas, 242.

Benzie county, estimate of, 304; first officers
for, 300; meaning of name, 474; news-
papers in, 300.

Benzonia College, 314.

Benzonia county, contest for county seat,
300, 301; first county seat Benzie how
named 474; first gristmill in, 305.
Berdan,

Col. 1st reg. Mich. Sharp-

shooters, 679.
Berger, Charles, defendant in Crosswhite
slave case, 221, 260; judgment against,
265.

Berrien, J. M., lieut. surveyor, 597, 599.
Berrien, John M., atty gen, county named
for, 455.

Berrien county, organized and named, 455.
Bessemer, steel manufactory first in Mich.,
587.

Bessey, F. Rev., 182.
Beswick,

built first saw mill Grand
Traverse, 305, 315.
Betsey river (Aux Becs Scies) burial place
of Marquette, 471; called by Indians
Uns sig o ze bee, corruption of Aux Becs
Scies, meaning, 474.

Beufait, 65 see Beaufait.

Bibbins, Samuel Rev., Methodist elder, 182.
Bible, belonged to Jesse Crowell, presented

society, 9, 212; (1874) presented society,
24.

Bibliography of Dr. Rominger's writings,
725, 726.

Biddle, John, major, member Detroit His-
torical Society, 30.

Big Cloud, 467 see Cheonoquet.

Big Jack, party entertainer, 306.
Bigelow, -, Mrs., 37.

Billings, Charles, 163.

Billings, John, 163.

Billings, Walter, 163.

Bills, bank Singapore burned, 161; railroad
bank, presented society by George Sid-
man, 10.

Bingham, Abel, Rev., Baptist missionary
at the Soo, 198, 199, 693; sketch cited,
198.

Bingham, Kinsley S. (S. K.) gov. 270, 272;
speaker of House (1837) 100.

Bingham, Mary Angelina, (Mrs. Thomas D.
Gilbert) 693-698.

Bingham, Stephen D., biographies cited,
220.

Bingham, S. K., initials reversed, 100 see
Kinsley S. Bingham.

Biography of Henry Harrison Aplin, 677,
678; James A. Baker, 679, 680; John Ball
by Lucy Ball, 92-104; Arthur C. Bird,
680, 681; Delos A. Blodgett, 17, 681-683;
George H. Cannon's by Day, 17, 684-686;
Rev. D. M. Cooper by T. W. Palmer cited,
4; F. M. Cowles, 731; F. M. Cowles by
S. L. Kilbourne cited, 17; Rev. Crawford,
48, 686-689; Gen. Cutcheon's cited, 2;
R. R. Elliott, 1; Col. Foote by Auditor
General Fuller, 18, 19, 40, 691, 692; Mrs.
T. D. Gilbert, 49, 693, 698; Henry A.
Goodyear, 645-653; George De Normandy
Gillespie, bishop, 699; Ebenezer Oliver
Grosvenor, Mrs., 700-701; Ebenezer Oliver
Grosvenor, 702-708; Dr. J. W. Hagadorn,
708; Arthur Hill by Dr. Angell, 17, 536-
539; Dr. Haze by Mrs. Hungerford, 17,
709-712; John Š. Hooker, 61-64; Gov.
Horner by daughter, 43, 49, 624-626;
Howell pioneers, 185-188; Dwight N.
Lowell, 712, 713; Daniel McCoy cited, 2;
James McMillan by Charles Moore, 6;
Sophie de Marsac Campau, 64-69; Henry
J. Martin, Mrs., 713; Mayor W. H. May-
bury, 36, 714-716; Judge Patterson, 43,
717-718; T. Potter by Rev. Putnam, 43,
719-721; Mrs. Stone by Mrs. Hoyt, 171-
176; Dr. Carl Ludwig Rominger, 721-726;
Palmer Hurd Taylor, 726-727; Dr. Van
Deusen by Rev. McCormick, 36, 728-731;
Emily Ward, 5, 581-589; P. Dean Warner,
43, 44, 731-733; Frank A. Weaver, Mrs.,
734; Peter White, 1; Henry Whiteley,
734-736; Lucretia Williams, Mrs., 736.
Bird, pioneer, Hillsdale Co., 93.
Bird, Arthur C., death reported, 22;
memoir, 680, 681; offices held, 680, 681.
Bird, Arthur C., Mrs., (Josephine St. Johns)
681.

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Bird, Joshua W., member society, 7.
Birds, death of, 312.

Birthplace, Cadillac marked, 107, 108.
Bishop, first Catholic in U. S., 510.
Bishop, Glenna, vocal solo by, 2, 3.

Bishop, Levi, sketch of Patriot war cited,
101.

Bison, 329 see Buffalo.

Bissell, Edward, railroad commissioner, 495.
Bissell, William A., Right Rev., bishop Ver-
mont, 699.

Bissonette family history of, 502-509.
Bissonette, Alexander, 505.
Bissonette, Anthony, 505.
Bissonette, Betsey, 509.

Bissonette, Catherine, daughter of Joseph
and Eunice, 505.

Bissonette, Catherine, (Mrs. Etienne) 503.
Bissonette, Charles A., soldier civil war,
509.

Bissonette, David, son of Gabriel, 509.

Bissonette, David (1) son of Joseph, death
reported, 505.

Bissonette, David, (2) son of Joseph, 505.
Bissonette, Etienne, married Catherine

Vitry, 502; settlement by, 503.
Bissonette, Eunice, (Mrs. Joseph) children
of, and, funeral of, 505.

Bissonette, Francis, married Angelique
Vitry, sketch, 502.

Bissonette, Francois, married Marguerite
Guay, 502.

Bissonette, Francois, Mrs., (Marguerite
Guay) 502.

Bissonette, Gabriel, jr., Capt., adopted by
chief Pawnett, (Ponette) or Shawenaw-
Bah, 506; army record, 507, 508; court-
ship of, 506, 507; death recorded, 509;
gave history of family, 502-509; sketch,
506, 507; visited tribe at South Bend,
506.

Bissonette, Gabriel, sr., scalped in French-
town battle, 505.

Bissonette, Jean, married Charlotte Da-
venne, 502.

Bissonette, John, son of Gabriel, 509.
Bissonette, John, son of Joseph, 505.
Bissonette, Joseph, jr., 505.

Bissonette, Joseph, (son of Etienne) be-
quests, 509; children of, 505; gave land
to church, 506; guide to Gen. Fremont,
502; married Eunice or Agnes Roberts,
504; settled at Monroe, 503.

Bissonette, Joseph, Mrs., (Eunice Roberts)
505.

Bissonette, Julia, 505.
Bissonette, Louisa, 503.

Bissonette, Mary, daughter of Etienne,
503, 505.

Bissonette, Mary, daughter of Joseph, 505.
Bissonette, Mary Eunice, daughter of
Gabriel, 509.

Bissonette, Martha, (1) death reported,
509.

Bissonette, Martha, (2) daughter of Gabriel,
509.

Bissonette, Pelisha or Pelagie, 505.

Bissonette, Pierre, major, came to Canada,
502; married Marie D'Allon, 502.
Bissonette, Pierre, Mrs., (Marie D'Allon)
502.

Bissonette, Sarah, 509.

Bissonette, Stephen, brother of Joseph,

503; scalped in battle Frenchtown, 505.
Blackbird, Indian chief, book cited, 443, 448.
Black Fox, 670 see Muckatawagoosh.
Black Hawk, Sauk chief, 658.

Black Hawk, war scare retarded Michigan
emigration, 481, 545, 547, 556, 642, 662.
Blackman, H. E., story of Indian, 157, 158.
Blackmar, Sylvester, pioneer miller, 480.
Blaine & Logan, 678.

Blair, Austin, Governor Michigan, 13, 27,
263, 277, 274, 705; anti slavery work,
263, 277.

Blank, Dr., 179.

Bleecker, 473 see Bleeker.

Bliss, Alseba, Mrs., (Aaron T.) 18.
Bliss, George, 500 see John Bliss.
Bliss, Harvey, settlement Blissfield, 481.
Bliss, John, (George) bought E. & K. R. R.,
497, 500.

Blissfield, settled by Harvey Bliss, 481.
Block,, Miss, accompanist, 2.
Blodgett, Delos A., memoir, 17, 681-683.
Blodgett & Byrne, 682.

Blois, John T., author Gazetteer Mich., 448,
468, 542, 552, 564, 566, 568, 573, 595.
Blood, A. G., Mrs., 185.

Blood, Ezra F., Tecumseh pioneer, 478.
Board, price, 528.

Boatman, song quoted, 327.

Boats, how made, 330; speed, 592.

Bobins, Anne, presented book to society,

24.

Bonanza, village near Lake Odessa, 48.
Bond, Louis, papers cited, 30, 50.
Bonfooy, (Bonfoy) Carlton, 432.
Bonnell, George H., 11.

Books, 20 see M. P. & His. Soc. Colls.
Books, few in pioneer life, 312; presented
society's museum, by Mrs. Ayers, 24; by
Anne Bobins, 24; by E. A. Calkins, 9; by
Mrs. John Clear, 9; by Mrs. Cole, 23; by
Mrs. Dyer, 23; by Mrs. Hahn, 10; by
Missouri His. Soc., 24; by James E.
Pilcher, 23; by Mrs. Zimmerman, 23;
price of early, 524.

Boone, Daniel, 621.

Borden, E. W., Rev., 182.

Bordwell, Charles M., supervisor, 270.
Borgess, Casper H., Rt. Rev. Bishop De-
troit, 506, 513, 515.

Borland, John, Tecumseh pioneer, 478.
Born, E. B., 158.

Borup Charles W., (Dane) married Elizabeth
Beaulieu, 96.

Borup, Charles W., Mrs., (Elizabeth Beau-
lieu) 96.

Botsford, Rhoda Elizabeth, (Mrs. P. Dean
Warner) death recorded, 733.

Botsford & Warner, merchants, 732.
Boucher, Elizabeth, (Mrs. Denis Guyon)

110.

Boughton, David, 280.

Boulder, marker at Adrian described, 491,
492; at Tecumseh for Musgrove Evans,
479; Chicago Road by Clinton Woman's
Club, 484; French trading post Three
Rivers, 398; St. Joseph county soldiers
and sailors, 430; Sauganash's Grave
Three Rivers, 480.
Boundaries, Congress decides not to change
Mich. & Wis., 167; Congress passes reso-
lution on Mich., 167; Michigan extent,
163, 164; Mich. history needed on, 150;
Mich. legislature passes resolution on,
167; Michigan, Miss Soule's article com-
mended, 150; Mich. trouble with Ohio,
507, 625; U. S. under 1782 treaty, by C.
M. Burton, 130-139, 443, 444, 632, Upper
Peninsula, 164; Wisconsin & Mich., 8,
163, 168.

Bours, Allen, Supt. building Capitol, 706.
Bouten, Newton L., editor, 426.

Bowen, Charles W., Howell, 181.

Bowen, map, cited, 475.

Bower & Marvin, editors, 426.
Bowling alley, Detroit early, 338.

Bowman, John H., first platted and settled
first ward Three Rivers, 417, 430, 432,
436.

Boyd, Henry P., location pioneer Howell
township, 193.

Boyd, William H., 509.

Boyer, Susanne, (Mrs. Charles Gouin) 65.
Boyer & White, 423.
Boynton, Mrs., 96.
Boynton, Jerry, 96.
Boynton, Nathan, 96.
Boynton, William, 96.

Bradbury, Nancy, (Mrs. John Ball) N. Y.,
69.

Braddock, Edward, gen. defeat, 28, 656;
named western route, 141.

Bradish, Bethiah, gifts to society, 23.
Bradish, Charles, gift to society, 23.
Bradish, Charles, Mrs., gifts to society, 23.
Bradish, Joseph, letter from Mich. terry.,

Bradley, Edward, member Congress, 278.
Brady, Hugh, gen. U. S. A., 97.
Branch, Israel, deacon, 182.

Branch, John, U. S. Sec. Navy, county
named for, 455.

Branch county, organized and named, 455.
Brandy, (eau-de-vie) forbidden Indians but
necessary for whites, 331.
Brant, Joseph, Iroquois chief, 335.
Brant, Molly, housekeeper for and called
Mrs. Johnson, 335.

Brayton, Burt, pioneer Howell, 190.
Brayton, Ira, first lieut. Howell county,
185, 190.

Brayton, Nathaniel, pioneer Howell, 190.

Bread, how prepared, 96.

Bread dish presented society by Mrs. John
Hicks, 10.

Breuck, Joseph, Rev., Father at Wright,
515.

Brewer, Almon, pioneer Howell, 190.
Brewer, Dorcas, 182.

Brewer, Orlando, pioneer Howell, 190.
Brewer, Peter, pioneer Howell, 182, 188,
189.

Bridge, G., Rev., 183.

Bridge, early built by C. S. Hooker, 61;
first Three Rivers, 428; number Three
Rivers, 428.

Bridge Street, tavern second in Grand
Rapids, 95.

Briggs, Edward, pioneer Howell, 192.
Briggs, H. C., Mrs., 185.

Briggs, John, pioneer Howell, 193.

Brigham, John, 434.

Brighton, claims to county seat, 180.

Brindle, Sallie, Mrs., protege Aunt Emily,

583-586.

Brinkerhoff, Parcel, 281.

Brisbin, Sarah, Mrs., gift to society, 10.
Bristol, Huram, pioneer Howell, 189.
British, see English.

Britten, F., Rev., Methodist circuit rider,
182.

Britton, Roswell, major, first representa-
tive Grand Rapids in Legislature, 99.
Brockway, E. M., Mrs., gifts to society, 23,
24.

Brockway, Mary, Miss, gifts to society, 24.
Bronson, Levi, called Buckwheat Justice,
301.

Bronson, Sally, (Mrs. Titus) 524.

Bronson, Titus, founder of Kalamazoo, 30;
gave burying ground to Kalamazoo, 523.
Bronson, (Kalamazoo) cyclone in, 523;
name changed to Kalamazoo, 33, 522,
523, 638.

Brookfield, William, sketch, 640.
Brooks,

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geologist, 723.

Brooks, Edward, platted Howell, 177.
Brooks, Kendall, Dr., president Kalamazoo
Institute, 533.

Brower, G. W., Rev., 182.

Brown, author Gazetteer, 563-565, 567.
bought pine land, 315.

Brown,

Brown,

53.

Miss, gave bonnet to museum,

Brown, E. Lakin, 41, 555.

Brown, Gustavus, Dr., surg-gen. U. S. A.,
624.

Brown, J. E., 181.

Brown, Jacob, major general U. S. A., 479,

480, 483; sketch, 449.

Brown, John, Osawattamie raid of, 256,
269.

Brown, Jonathan, platted Lockport, 417.
Brown, Joseph W., pioneer Tecumseh, 478,
479; sketch, 480, 481.

Brown, Lucretta, (Mrs. James H. Hill)
536.