Pioneer Collections, 8. köideThe Society, 1886 |
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... Campau ... 405 Account of a Plot for Obtaining the Lower Peninsula of Michigan from the United States in 1795 - J . V. Campbell ..... 406 Date of the Detroit Settlement - J . V. Campbell . 412 Early Detroit - C . I. Walker .. 415 ...
... Campau ... 405 Account of a Plot for Obtaining the Lower Peninsula of Michigan from the United States in 1795 - J . V. Campbell ..... 406 Date of the Detroit Settlement - J . V. Campbell . 412 Early Detroit - C . I. Walker .. 415 ...
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... Campau , died December 22 , 1884 , aged 72 years . Augustus H. Mershon , died May 15 , 1885 , aged 58 years . HENRY S. EDGETT Died in Bridgeport , Sunday afternoon , 70 PIONEER AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY . Saginaw County.
... Campau , died December 22 , 1884 , aged 72 years . Augustus H. Mershon , died May 15 , 1885 , aged 58 years . HENRY S. EDGETT Died in Bridgeport , Sunday afternoon , 70 PIONEER AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY . Saginaw County.
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... CAMPAU . Mrs. Theresa Campau , wife of Joseph Campau , died very suddenly Mon- day afternoon , December 22 , 1884 , at 5:30 o'clock , of apoplexy , aged seven- ty - two years . Mrs. Campau was quite active for one of her age , and ...
... CAMPAU . Mrs. Theresa Campau , wife of Joseph Campau , died very suddenly Mon- day afternoon , December 22 , 1884 , at 5:30 o'clock , of apoplexy , aged seven- ty - two years . Mrs. Campau was quite active for one of her age , and ...
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... Campau had had personal difficulties of long standing , which had become an inveterate feud , creating unprofitable divis- ions with the Indians , amounting with them to fierce partisan hatred . The current becoming turned against ...
... Campau had had personal difficulties of long standing , which had become an inveterate feud , creating unprofitable divis- ions with the Indians , amounting with them to fierce partisan hatred . The current becoming turned against ...
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... Campau , who was going to Detroit for a visit with her friends until spring . We took the ice up the Cass River , and on one of the rapids my sleigh broke through , letting the water into the cutter enough to wet our clothing , lunch ...
... Campau , who was going to Detroit for a visit with her friends until spring . We took the ice up the Cass River , and on one of the rapids my sleigh broke through , letting the water into the cutter enough to wet our clothing , lunch ...
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