Pioneer Called Home Charles Kleversaat
Charles Kleversaat died at the Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids on Sunday January 24 at 5 a.m. He was born in Germany June 5 1844 and came to the United States at age fifteen. A Civil War veteran he lived near Saline until eight years ago. He is survived by his widow Sophia two daughters Mrs Hugh Craig and Mrs Sam Craig four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral from Mrs Hugh Craig's home Tuesday conducted by Rev R Crosby. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Charles Kleversaat
Grand Rapids
Germany
Sophia Zabel
Saline
Sophia Kleversaat
Hugh Craig
Sam Craig
R. Crosby
Oak Hill Cemetery
Local Notes From Mooreville And Vicinity Offer Ills News And Visits
Mrs. Peter Gramer is quite sick and several families including the Jacobs, Stecher, and Murray households report illnesses or quarantines for measles. Multiple social visits occur among Mooreville, Milan, and Ann Arbor residents with meetings, dances, and a January Oak Grove meeting noted.
Local Notices From Central Area Social Visits
Mrs Nell Davenport visited Mrs Fred Wagner on Tuesday afternoon. Emma Drake stayed one day with Edgar Drake and family. Ernest Hirth and family hosted Sunday guests. Jacob Bruckner of Ann Arbor visited Edgar Drake and family with Bert Moore and Dorothy. A series of visits continued among neighbors including Mr and Mrs Albert Jedele, Ernest Mayer family, Nell Davenpoort and Irving LeBaron. P T A District No 10 met January 22 at the schoolhouse with 31 present and plans for February 19 at John Manor home.
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Peter Gramer
Davis Allison
Fred Richards
Ann Arbor
Jacobs
Dexter Street
Jesse Bird
Whitmore Lake
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Sune
John Gooding
T. M
Mooreville
Jacob Stecher
Gregg
Pittsfield
St. Joseph's Hospital
Alger Allison
David Allison
Fred Hertler
Anna
Bredernitz
Saline
Parker Murray
Hattie Murray
William Dell
Stony Creek
Anna Kelsey
Hattie Lamb
Ann Aibor
Clyde Matthews
Mildred Richards
Teart Institute
Mable
Henry Murray
Otto Fancher
Baptist Parsonage
Milan
Otto
Davis
S. Hattie Murray
Electa
Henry
Endé
Myr] Murray
Fee’ Finch
Elmer
Jessie
Russell
Fred Fisch
Oscar VanValkenburg
Oak Grove
Miss Blighton
Ypsilanti
Howard Richards
Nell Davenport
Fred Wagner
Emma Drake
Edgar Drake
Ernest Hirth Bla Ifamily
Ernest Mayer
Jacob Bruckner
Bert Moore
Dorothy
John Manor
Gust. Lindemann
Albert
Jedele
Annual Tax Sale in Washtenaw County Michigan 1925
Oramel B. Fuller Auditor General petitions for decree in favor of the State of Michigan to sell delinquent lands in Washtenaw County for taxes, interest and charges. The March hearing sets terms for contest and May public sale at the County Treasurer office.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Circuit Court
County of
Oramel B. Fuller
Michigan
County
Gegrge W. Sample
Washtenaw County
George W. Sample
Auditor General
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Ann ‘Arbor Land Company
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Washtenaw Hotel
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Grand View
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Hamilton
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Lot 3
Hiscock
Huron Creat
Wan Dencen
Killin's Heights Addition
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Rene
John Koch
John F. Lawrence
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Maynard
W. S. Maynard
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Wm. A. Morton
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Page’s
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Northeasterly
Ohard Lawn
Rogers
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Smith
Tappan Park
Oakland
Ten Brook
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