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This beautiful drawing is courtesy of Duane Zemper at the Howell Carnegie Library Archives. I have resized it so it does not take forever to load any longer.
A very interesting quick history read with an all name index by Milt Charboneau.
1875 Livingston County Plat Atlas
Complete with Township maps and a state map of Michigan and a map of the United States at the time and North America. Also includes residential listings by Milt Charboneau.
FOWLERVILLE
REVIEW
FOWLERVILLE, Livingston COUNTY
This is a great compilation of extractions by Dianne Richards, Linda Philbern & Kernie King for the years 1874-1879. They cover Births, Weddings, Deaths inside Livingston County, Deaths outside Livingston County (Many all over the state of Michigan) and Miscellaneous News. There is an all name index also.
1880 History of Livingston County MI
By Everts & Abbott 1880 - 462 pages.
This truly an important read for those researching
in Livingston County. The Township sections have fascinating details about
people, places and events in each area of the county.
All name index by Milt Charboneau & associates.
1891 Portrait & Biographical Album for Ingham & Livingston Counties, Michigan
871 pages of
the stories of the people that made these two counties what they are today.
Chicago - Chapman Bros. - All name index by Pam Rietsch
Livingston county MARRIAGE Index
1836-1933
1867-1948
1895 Plat Atlas of
Livingston County Michigan
Complete with township maps and a state map of
Michigan and residential listings
by Milt Charboneau.
Some really great information for those who are researching!
35TH
Michigan
VOLUNTEER
Infantry SOUVENIR BOOK
Printed in 1898, I am so excited about this particular book. I had been doing some Nebraska items and I knew people were wanting me to do some Livingston County items when I came across this little book for the Michigan 35th Volunteer Infantry for the Spanish American War. Little did I realize that this was the very division that was stationed here in Livingston County at Island Lake. So I kill several birds with one stone, so to speak. I did take the webmaster's authority and re-alphabetize the lists of the privates in each company, either the author did not know the alphabet or I dunno, but they were pretty mixed up. Some neat photos! I also created an all name index, over 1400 names.
Miss Mary Bush's Autograph Book
This is a neat
little book brought to the library with the help of Linda Preece, who purchased
it at an auction many years ago and wanted to share it with those interested in
Livingston County, Michigan History. Printed in Howell in 1905 or earlier there
are about 35 pages and numerous pictures and sadly several have no names, so if
you happen to know who these unidentified people are I would certainly
appreciate it. I made an index of those names included and while not many, it
may help researchers.
1911 History of
The Village
& Township of Howell
The pioneer history of the area by A. Riley Crittenden and an all name index by Pam Rietsch. Very interesting stories of the later settlers to the county and the Howell area.
1915 Plat Atlas
of
Livingston County Michigan
Brand New URL, Please Change Any Links
Complete with township maps and a state map of Michigan and residential listings by Milt Charboneau. This atlas even has some neat family images and farm images. Really cool.
1920
WWI Honor Roll of
Livingston County MI
If you think your relative may have been in the "Great War" and from Livingston County MI, or the surrounding area, then this book is for you! There are hundreds and hundreds of portraits and bios of the soldiers who kept us free. Complete with an all name index by Pam Rietsch.
1920
Howell High School
portraits
This neat photo
was in the window of at the time one of the oldest stores in Howell, Garland
Clothiers. As they were going out of business I convinced them to let me
purchase it so I could scan it and put it on the site. Now a number of years
later I was able to enhance the photos and take away a lot of blemishes and
photo errors.
I just redid this section of the Livingston County Historical & Genealogical Project and have added another great section to the MSS section. I recently got a photo album that was taken by I do not know whom and many of the images I do not know who they are. Where there was information on the page I added that to each photo.
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