FREDONIA TOWNSHIP
Brief History of FREDONIA From the Fredonia Township Website: |
From a historic perspective, the name Fredonia most likely came from the State of New York with some of our early settlers. The name Fredonia was originated by Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchil, who served both as United States Senator and Representative from the State of New York. He first coined the word shortly after 1800 from the English word freedom with a Latin ending, with an idea of its meaning "place of freedom." Mitchill proposed it as a name for the United States, but it was never seriously considered |
Township Clerk 8803 17 Mile Road, Marshall, Michigan 49068, Phone: (269) 781-8115 |
Cemeteries Click on hyperlink for more information |
FUNERAL HOMES Craig K Kempf Funeral Home, 103 E Mansion St, Marshall, MI, 49068, Phone - 269-781-9858 Harold O. Frye Funeral Home 1227 Arms St. Marshall, MI 49068 Phone - 269-781-4740 |
Historical Society Marshall Historical Society 107 N. Kalamazoo Marshall, MI 49068 269-781-8544 |
LIBRARY Marshall District Library 124 W. Green Marshall, MI 49068 269-781-7821 |
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