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Mills, Simeon, mentioned, 207.
Mills, Thomas, mentioned, 296, 301.
Milwaukee county, 275.

Miner, A. B.. mentioned, 296.
Minne, Jo., anecdote of, 443.
Missaukee county, 275.

Mitchell, C. T., mentioned, 86, 169.
Mitchell, Rev. Joseph, local preacher,
478.

Mitchell, Preston, mentioned, 7.

Mitchell, Wm. W., mentioned, 14, 84.
Moffatt, Isaac, mentioned, 88.

Monroe, Pres., revenue boat wanted
for, 470.

Monroe county, 276, 277.

Munson, Philander, mentioned, 245.
Munson, Samuel C., mentioned, 7.
Murphy, Dr. John, mentioned, 268.
Murphy, Peter, commissioner, 155.
Murray, D. H., mentioned, 59.
Murray, Geo., mentioned, 169.
Murray, S. D., mentioned, 296.
Muskegon county, 285, 286; steam-mill
288; settlers previous
company,
1860, 296; churches in, 297. 298.
Muth, Jacob, bank cashier, 268.

N.

Nado, Jacob, mentioned, 345.

Monroe, Miss, a teacher, mentioned, Names, negro, indefinite, 415.
336.

Monroe, Wm. C., colored
clergyman, 456.

Montcalm county, 284.

Names of counties changed, 94.

Episcopal Napier, Capt., mentioned, 49.

Montgomery, John, mentioned, 157.
Montgomery, John H., mentioned, 90.
Montmorency county, 94, 285.
Monteith, Rev. John, mentioned, 240.
382, 418, 477, 478.

Moore's "boat song," mentioned, 366.
Moore, Hiram, mentioned, 209.
Moore, J. Wilkie, mentioned, 14.
Moore, Joel, mentioned. 170.

Moore, John, mentioned, 106, 108.
Moore, Lovell, mentioned, 209.
Moore, Silas, mentioned, 179.
Moore, Rev. Mr., mentioned, 423.
Moore, Wm. A., mentioned, 282.
Moore, Wm. D., mentioned, 193.
Moon, J. W., mentioned, 296.

to

Nason, Henry, mentioned, 271.
Navarre, Col. Francis, mentioned, 357.
Negwegon county, 301, 302.

Nelson, Charles D., mentioned, 296, 300,
301.

Nelson, William H., mentioned, 179.
Nethaway, Lyman, mentioned, 179.
Nethaway, Nelson, mentioned, 179.
Newaygo county, 302.

Newberry, Oliver, Admiral of
Lakes, 471.

the

Newberry, Seneca, mentioned, 512.
Newberry, W. L., mentioned, 387.
New Buffalo, settlement of, 125.
Newcomb, Miss Jenny, mentioned, 242.
Newcomb, Roland B. C., ordained elder,
240; mentioned, 241, 248.
Newell, Josiah, mentioned, 90.

Moran, Charles, mentioned, 346, 403, Newell, Nathan, mentioned, 333.

454.

Moran, George, commissary, 21; donor,
31.

Morgan, E. W., mentioned, 337.
Morgan's ghost alluded to, 329.
Morgan, President, of Pennsylvania,
mentioned, 44.

Morris, Gouverneur, mentioned, 28, 56,
84; donor, 31.

Morris, Robert W., mentioned, 288, 296,
300, 301.

Morris, S. L., mentioned, 86.
Morrison, James, early supervisor
customs, 469.

Newell, Theodore, mentioned, 287, 288;
death of, 293.

Newell & Wilcox, firm mentioned, 287.
Newell & Co., mentioned, 292.
Newhall, Josiah, mentioned, 327.
New Haven, architect from, employed,

44.

Newspapers, pioneer of Michigan, 385.
News, Muskegon, starfed, 299.
Newton, Ezra, mentioned, 241, 245.
Nicholas, Mr., teacher, 457.
Nickerson, Samuel M., mentioned, 269.
of Nicholas, Dr., mentioned, 329.

Morrison, Rev. J. H., mentioned, 194.
Morrison, John E., mentioned, 193.
Morrow, Col. Henry A., mentioned, 472.
Morton, E. G., mentioned, 394, 395.
Mosher, Charles, mentioned, 168, 169.
Mottram, Dr. William, mentioned, 179.
Mowey, Hethcott, mentioned, 335.
Muhl, Peter, mentioned. 296.
Mulder, A. & J., mentioned, 297.
Mulet, slave and confidential clerk, 416.
Mullet, Mr., surveyor, mentioned, 48,
50; commissioner, 130.
Mullett, John H., mentioned, 90.
Mumford, E. C. L., mentioned, 169.
Mundy, Judge Edward, mentioned, 335,
512.

Nicols, John F., a valued teacher 23
years, 458; the Nestor of the public
schools, 448.

Niece, Alvin, mentioned, 179.
Niles, Johnson, mentioned, 512.
Nixon, John, mentioned, 133.
Noble, Charles, mentioned, 282, 429.
Noble, David A., mentioned, 282.
Noble, Mrs. Eliza Wing, mentioned,

282.

Noble, Israel, mentioned, 455.
Noble, Nathaniel, mentiond, 329.
Noble, Sylvester, mentioned, 329.
Nobles, Elizabeth, mentioned. 423.
Norris, Lyman D., historical address
by, 327, 329; mentioned, 56, 84.
Norris, Mrs. R. B., donor. 31.

Monroe, George C., mentioned, 14, 169. North, Townsend, mentioned, 28, 86.

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Oakland county, 303, 304, 305.

Oakley, Mrs., mentioned, 157.
O'Brien, Dennis, mentioned, 456.

O'Brien, Morgan, mentioned, 79.

Owen, John, mentioned, 340, 455.
Owen, Mary, mentioned, 423.

P.

Packard, Frank S., mentioned. SS.
Page. Jefferson, mentioned. 248.
Page, Rev. William. mentioned, 337.
Palmer, D. W.. mentioned. 326, 327.
Palmer, Irvin, mentioned, 433.
Palmer, Jane M., mentioned, 423.
Palmer, John, mentioned, 345, 470.
Palmer, Mrs. John, mentioned, 423.
Palmer, Perley, & Co., firm mentioned
276.

Palmer, Thomas, mentioned, 386, 422.
470.
Papineau,-

mentioned, 439.

Parapet, the leveling of, 370.
Pare. George, mentioned, 345.
Parent, Jaques, mentioned, 372.
Park, William, mentioned, 403.
Parker, Alpheus, mentioned, 241.

"Observor, Impartial," started by Fath- Parker, A. S., mentioned, 207.

er Richard, 486.

O'Callaghan, Wm.. mentioned, 459.
Oceana county, 305.

Odell, Mrs. Charles, mentioned, 298.
Odell. W. P., mentioned, 301.
Odd Fellows, lodge of, 268.

O'Flinn, Cornelius, mentioned, 433, 434.
Officers, first, of the territory of Michi-
gan, 344B.

Ogemaw county, 306.
O'Harrow, Raymond, mentioned, 296,
300, 301.

O'Keefe, George A.,

probate judge.

mentioned, 433, 438, 440.

Okkuddo county, 94, 308.

Olds, Abel, mentioned, 179.

Olds, Dexter, mentioned, 179.

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Parker, Capt. Clark, mentioned. 408.
Parks, Mrs. John, mentioned, 59, 60.
Parmely, Rev. Levi, mentioned, 194.
Parshall, Terry, mentioned, 318.
Parsons, Andrew, attorney. 319.
Parsons, Harriet, teacher, 337, 338.
Parsons, James M., mentioned, 86.
Parsons, Jonathan, mentioned, 88.
Partridge, Gen. B. F., mentioned, 103,
109; historical sketch by. 102.
Partridge, E. A., mentioned, 296.
Patchin, James, mentioned, 228.
Patrick, James, mentioned, 86.
Patrick, Lewis S., mentioned, 263.
Patriotism, French, spoken of, 361.
Patrons of Husbandry, grange organ-
ized. 319.

Olds, James, mentioned, 171, 178, 179. Patterson, George, mentioned. 88.

Olson, Andrew, mentioned, 296.
Olson, Ole, mentioned, 296.
Omeena county, 94, 306.

Onsha, an Indian, mentioned, 440.
Ontonagon county, 307.

Orchards, French, mentioned, 355.
Orders, regimental, 249; by Lieut. Col.
for draft for court martial, 251.
Ore, iron, and salt springs, in Washte-
naw county. 328.

Organ and piano, importation of, 491.
Ormsby, Dr. Caleb, N., mentioned, 230,
232.

Ormsby, L., mentioned, 248.
Osborn, John M., mentioned, 7, 14.
Osborne, Jesse, mentioned, 222, 227.
Osceola county, 94, 307.

Oscoda county, 308.

Ottawa county, 310.

Otsego county. 94, 309.

Ottawa Indians, eight, mentioned, 491.
Ousterhaut. Cornelius, carpenter and
joiner, 334.

Patterson, S. W., M. D., mentioned, 86.
Pattinson, Richard, mentioned, 345.
Payne, Chauncey S., mentioned, 437.
Payne, C. S. & Co., firm, mentioned,
385.

Payne, Mrs. Chauncey S., mentioned,
437.

Payne, Ruel, mentioned, 241, 245.
Pay-roll of Capt. Goff's company, 248.
Payson, Rev. Mr., mentioned, 298.
Pear trees, French, 356.
Pease, Seth, mentioned, 246.
Peck, Geo. W., mentioned, 256, 512.
Peck, Horace H., mentioned, 209.
Peck, Horace M., mentioned, 88.
Peck, S. B., mentioned, 297.
Peebles, John, mentioned, 326.

"Peggy," the, side-wheel steamer, 294.
Pekin, now Stockbridge, 196.
Pelletier, Baptiste, mentioned. 345.
Peltier, Mr., mentioned, 24, 372.
Penard, Joseph, mentioned. 345.
Pendall, James S., mentioned, 267.

Pengilly, Robert, mentioned, 271.
Penn, Wm.. mentioned, 227.
Pennock, Thomas J., mentioned, 179.
Penoyer, Augustus, mentioned. 293.
Penoyer, Henry, mentioned, 287,
postmaster, 298.

293:

Percival, Samuel, mentioned, 209.
Perkins. Capt.. mentioned, 370.
Perkins, Mrs. Capt., mentioned, 370.
Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. J., mentioned, 169.
Perry. Commodore, mentioned. 410: dis-
tress of mentioned, 411; interview
with, 410.

Perry, E. W., mentioned, 86.
Petit, Theodocia, mentioned, 423.
Petit, old Mr.. mode of plowing by, 443.
Petit, William W., probate judge, 433.
Petrie, Nich., mentioned, 296.
Pettis, Peleg, mentioned, 248.
Petty and Hawley, landlords, 432.
Peyn, Mr. teacher, 449.

Phelps, Mr., mentioned, 370.
Phileo, mail contractor, 51.

Philip, David, mentioned, 509.
Philips, Daniel, mentioned, 509.
Phillips, Oscar, mentioned, 509.
Phillips, Wendell, mentioned, 415.
Piano, old, Indian dance to its music.
332.

Picnic, pioneer's, at Cassopolis, 1876.
133.

Picket lines defined, 497.

Pickett, Wm., mentioned, 297.

Place, John P.. mentioned. 288.
Plummer, Wm., mentioned. 207.
Plymouth, first settlement of. 444.
Poem. "Sixty years ago." 74: "The
State Capitol." 160: "The Young Pio-
neer." 211.

Pokegon, Indian chief. mentioned, 493.
Pomeroy, Ensign, mentioned. 250.
Pompey. Negro man. sale of. 417.
Pond. Elihu B.. mentioned. 86.
Ponies, Canadian. mentioned. 354.
Pontiac. Indian chief and conspirator,
372.

Pool, A. and wife, mentioned, 241.
Poole, Lieut.. lost. 21.

"Poor Tray." on Charity Island. 22.
Porter. Capt.. mentioned. 339.

Porter, Gov. George B., mentioned, 432,
450.

Porter. Henry H., mentioned, 269.
Porter, James, mentioned, 207.

Postal facilities. 298.

Potter, Allen, mentioned. 88.

Potter. Edwin, mentioned, 296, 300, 301.
Potter, L. B., mentioned, 7.
Potter, Mr.

mentioned, 462.
Poupard, Charles. mentioned. 345.
Power, Dr. Pliny, mentioned, 512.
Powers, Robert D.. mentioned, 255, 256.
Pratt, Alpheus, mentioned, 179.
Pratt, Daniel, S., mentioned. 86.
Pratt, Heman, mentioned. 179.

Pratt, Jared, mentioned, 239; death of.
245.

Pierce, Darius, mentioned, 326, 327.
Pierce, F. D., mentioned, 209.
Pierce, Rev. John D., paper by, 37: | Prefatory note, iii.
mentioned, 60, 86, 130, 131, 327, 397,
398, 401.

Pratt. Rev. J. M., mentioned, 298.

Pierce, Mrs. John D., burial of, 131,
397; a sweet singer, 398.
Pierce, John W., mentioned, 169.
Pierce, Nathan, mentioned, 130.

Premeau, Baptiste, mentioned, 265.
Presque Isle county, 311.

Preston, Jacob, historian. 79.
Preston, Jane E., mentioned, 239.
Preston, John, Sr., daughter baptized,
238.

Pierce, Onesimus O., mentioned, 8, 341. Preston, John, ordained elder, 240;
Pierre, Capt., mentioned, 440.

Pike,

mentioned, 372.

Pilcher, Rev. Dr. E. H., donor, 63; men-
tioned, 398, 401; paper by, 472.
"Pioneer," Episcopal, paper

plated, 389.

death of, 245.

Preston, Marvin, mentioned, 131.
Preston, Roswell, mentioned, 92.
Preston, Samuel, mentioned, 159, 160,

244.
contem-

Preston, Col. S. H., mentioned, 55, 61.

Pioneer society of Detroit, organized, Prey, Joseph, mentioned, 327.

340.

or-

Pioneer society of Eaton county,
ganization of, 157; deaths of mem-
bers, 157.

Pioneer society of Hillsdale county,
first, second, and third annual meet-
ings, 168; fourth and fifth annual
meetings, 169, 170.

Pioneers of Livingston county, 252.
Pioneer society of Wayne county, or-
ganized, 341.

"Pioneer, The Young," a song, 211.
Piquet, Jean Baptiste, mentioned, 345.
Piquet, John B., loss by fire, 347.
Pirogue, the, described, 383.
Pitcher, Charles, mentioned, 455.
Pitcher, Dr. Zina, mentioned, 454.
Pittman, Lieut. Col. Daniel, mentioned,
223, 249, 250, 251.

Prices, pioneer, in Washtenaw county,
332.
Priest, D. S., mentioned, 7.
Primitive days, 246.
Prince, Rev.

-

pastor, 401.
Pringle, Wm. C., mentioned, 90.
Protestant religious service,
Muskegon, 297.

first in

Prouty, Amariah T., mentioned, 88, 210.
Provencal, Ann, mentioned, 345.
Provencal, James, mentioned, 345.
Provencal, Mrs., loss by fire, 347.

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Q.

Quackenbush, Orson, mentioned, 256.
Quesne, Marquis de, mentioned, 351.
Quick, Rev. James, mentioned, 240.
Quimby, John Sr., mentioned, 263, 266.

R.

Raiche, Louis J.. mentioned, 268.
Railroad Co., Michigan Central,
tioned. 47.

men-

Railroads, line of, completed. 269.
Railroad, traveling by. 232.
Railroading, early, spoken of, 331.
Ralph, W. W., mentioned, 114.
Rand, G. T., mentioned, 157.
Rand, Capt. Thomas J., mentioned, 285.
300.

Randall, Chester J., mentioned, 244.
Randall, C. J. and wife, mentioned, 241.
Randall, Emily, mentioned, 244.
Randall, Isaac, death of, mentioned,
244, 245.

Randall, Samuel, death of, mentioned,
244, 245.

Randall. Thirza, mentioned. 244.
Randall, William, mentioned, 244.
Rangers, the Galena, mentioned, 51.
Ranier, M. F., mentioned, 296.
Ranney, L. S., mentioned, 169.
Ransom, Gov., mentioned, 210.
Ransom, Judge E., mentioned, 123, 193.
Ransom, Samuel C., mentioned, 88.
Ransom, Sam. H., mentioned, 210.
Ransom's mills, mentioned, 331.
Ray, Margaret, mentioned, 238.
Raymond, Francis, mentioned, 341.
Raymond, Col. Henry, mentioned, 102.
Reardon, Dennis, mentioned, 296.
Recollect, John Baptiste, mentioned,
286.

Recollections, by George Clark, 501.
Recollections, by Levi Bishop, 511.
Record, Mr., mentioned, 443.
Record, Mrs., remarkable half Indian.

443.

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Reporter, Muskegon, started 18, 299.
Residences and buildings, old and new,
in Detroit in 1815-16, 496, 497, 498,
499, 500, 501.

Reunion, social, of the State Pioneer
Reume, Robert, mentioned, 340.
Society, at Bay City, 18; at Marshall,
52; at Ann Arbor, 76.

Rexford, F. H., mentioned, 88.
Reynolds, L. J., mentioned, 133.
Reynolds, L. P., mentioned, 170.
Reynolds, Rev. Mr., mentioned, 298.
Rhoades, Edmund, mentioned, 244.
Riblet, Mary Jane, mentioned, 180.
Riblet, Mrs. S., mentioned, 169.
Riblet, Samuel, mentioned, 168, 169,
180, 181; early history of Litchfield,
by, 180.

Riblet, Solomon, mentioned, 180.
Rice & Bliss, singers, mentioned, 248.
Rice & Bingham, firm, mentioned, 387.
Rice, Clarence, mentioned, 268.
Rice, Miss Florence, mentioned, 242,
248.

Rice, George C., mentioned, 299.
Rice, Dr. Justin, mentioned, 390, 423;
ordained elder, 424.

Rice, Mary, mentioned, 423.
Rice, Thomas J., mentioned. 256.
Rice, M. B., mentioned, 242.
Rice, Mrs. M. B., mentioned, 242.
Richard, Gabriel, Jesuit priest, Vicar
General, etc., 479; life and times of,
481; respect to his remains, 495; print-
ing press established by, 487; loss by
fire, 347; imported organ and piano,
491; mentioned, 345, 363, 371, 385, 443,
482, 486, 450, 438.

Rich, Hampton, mentioned, 56, 86.
Rich, J. T., mentioned, 7.
Richardson, Origen G., mentioned, 512.
Richmond, Wm. A., mentioned, 512.
Riehle, H., mentioned, 296.
Rievers, Father, mentioned, 297.
Rights. Woman's, advocated, 143.
Riley & Ackerly, firm mentioned, 432.
Riordan, Dennis, mentioned, 301.
Ripley, Bennett, mentioned, 296.
Risdon, Lewis C., mentioned, 86, 327.
Risdon, Orange, surveyor and author of
map, 327; death of in note, 327; com-
missioner, 129, 190.

Rix family, mentioned, 209.
Roades, B. H., mentioned, 247.
Roads, Oliver, mentioned, 248.
Robb, Rev. Mr., mentioned, 210.
Robbins, Thomas, mentioned, 168.
Robe, George, mentioned, 455.
Roberts, Elijah J., mentioned, 512.
Roberts, Miss (Mrs. Cole), teacher, 297.
Roberts, Ellis, mentioned, 340.
Roberts, Robert E., mentioned, 340.
Robertson, J. M., mentioned, 247.

Robertson,

William,

loser by fire, 347.

mentioned,

345;

Reports of counties, towns, and
tricts, 94.

dis-

Robinson, John J., mentioned, 92, 327.
Robinson, Rev. J. W., mentioned, 143.
Robinson & Martin, loss by fire, 347.

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Robinson, Mrs.. mentioned, 345.
Robinson, Dr. L. G., mentioned, 429.
Robinson, Solon E., mentioned. 7.
Robinson, Andrew, mentioned, 327.
Roby. John S.. mentioned, 470.
Roby, Hannah, mentioned, 423.
Rockwell, Miss Maria, teacher, 457.
Rodgers, A., mentioned, 297.
Rodgers, Alex., mentioned, 301.
Rodgers, W. F., mentioned, 247.

Roe, William, auctioneer, 415.

Rogers, David, mentioned. 191.

St. Clair county, 320.

St. Johns, naming of, 151.
St. Joseph county, 321, 322.

Saunders & Donovan, firm, mentioned,
347.

Sawyer, Franklin, mentioned, 454.
Sawyer, Franklin, Jr., mentioned, 390,
391.

Sawyer, W., mentioned, 169.

Saxton, Salmon P., mentioned, 267, 268.
School system, origin and progress of,
in Michigan, 37.

Romeyn. Theodore, mentioned, 84: re- Schools, provision for, 452.

marks by, 282.

Roof. Adam L., mentioned, 193.
Root. Charles W., mentioned. 296.
Root, Elijah, mentioned, 209.
Root, Roswell, mentioned, 444, 510.
Roscommon county, 94, 312, 313.
Rose, Samuel, a joker, 293, 294.
Rosseter, John, mentioned, 385.
Rowland. Thomas, commissioner,
387, 389, 420, 422; ordained eider, 426.
Rowley, Rev. John, mentioned, 194.
Rowlson, H. B., mentioned. 169.
Ruddiman, George, mentioned, 287, 288,
294, 301.

130,

Ruddiman, John, mentioned, 288, 289.
294, 295.

Schools, public, of Detroit, 448; early
graduates from, 457.

Schools, text-books for, 456.

Schools, early, of Wayne county. 429;
descriptive paper on, 429:
taught in. 431.

Schools in Muskegon, 297.

Schools,

450.

manners

spinning-wheels in. Detroit,

School-room, infant, with bed, 369.
Schoolcraft county. 316.
Schoolcraft, H. R., mentioned, 454.
Schnorbach, P., mentioned, 296.
Schuler, Nich., mentioned, 296.
Schuyler, Mrs., mentioned, 26.
Schwartz, Gen., mentioned, 333.
Schwartz, J. E., auctioneer, 385, 387.

Ruggles, Rev. Father, pastor, 401.
Rumsey,
334.

Elisha W., mentioned, 329. Schwegler, George, mentioned, 297.

Rumsey, Mrs. E. W., mentioned, 333.
Rumsey, Judge Henry, mentioned, 335.
Rundle, Mrs., mentioned, 55.
Runnells, Rev. William, mentioned,

479.

Russell, Hiram, mentioned, 345.
Russell, Isman, mentioned, 248.

Russell, Stephen, mentioned, 179.

Rutherford, Wm., mentioned, 296.

Scott, David, mentioned, 14. 84.
Scott, Mary J., mentioned, 423.
Scott's, Moe's, and White's farms spo-

ken of. 329.

Scott, Stephen, mentioned, 179.
Scott, Winfield, mentioned, 8.
Scott, Wm. McDowell, mentioned, 344B,
345.

Scovel, J. B., mentioned, 340.
Sears, Chas. C., ordained elder, 420.

Ryan, Rev. Henry, presiding elder, 477. Sears, C. E,. teacher, mentioned, 240.
Ryan, W. L., mentioned. 296.
Ryerson, Hills & Co., firm mentioned.
288.

Seek, Conrad, mentioned, 345; loss by
fire, 347.

Ryerson, Martin, mentioned, 287, 288.
291, 292, 293, 297, 301.

S.

Sabine, J. C., mentioned, 189.
Sackett, O. A., mentioned, 241.
Saco, valley of, 20.

Sacrifices, woman's, noticed, 117.
Sagaman, Indian chief, 53.
Saginaw county, 313, 314.
Sale of Pompey, deed of. 417.
Samsen, F. W., mentioned, 247.
Sanders, Miss, early teacher, 448.
Sanderson, Henry, mentioned, 422.
Sanderson, Lydia, mentioned, 423.
Sanderson, R., mentioned, 7.
Sanford, S. R., mentioned, 296, 300.
Sangster, Elder A. C., mentioned, 193.
Sanilac county, 315.

St. Armour, Jean Baptiste, mentioned,
490.

St. Aubin, Gabriel, mentioned, 372.
St. Bernard, quaint saying of, 443.
St. Clair, Rev. A., mentioned, 298.

Seeley, Elijah B., mentioned, 1.
Seers, S., mentioned, 327.

Seimon, Henry, mentioned, 270.

Sello, Claude Francis, mentioned, 344.
Sessions, J. Q. A., mentioned, 326, 327,
333.

Sessions, William, mentioned, 7.

Settlers, the old in session at Ann Ar-
bor, 79.

Settlers, Detroit, character of, 350.
Sewin, Thomas, mentioned, 179.
Seymour,

publisher, 387.

Seymour, Rodney, mentioned, 207.
Seymour, Sophia, mentioned, 423.
Shaler, Charles, mentioned, 175.
Shank, H. B., mentioned, 7, 88.
Sharp, Norman S., mentioned, 168.
Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. N. S., mentioned,
169.

Shattuck, Lemuel, trustee of F. P.
church, Detroit, 382; head of Acade-
my, 380; mentioned, 420, 450.
Shaver, Abram J., mentioned, 208.
Shaw, Adna, mentioned, 79.
Shaw, Alvan D., mentioned, 157.

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