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Compiled Directory of Businesses in Lapeer County, MI 1832-1874


There are few things more thrilling, for a genealogist, than finding an advertisement or other information about an old business that employed or was owned by an ancestor. It's also interesting to see what goods and services were available to our ancestors.

The list below concentrates on the early businesses in Lapeer county. The main sources are the directories printed on the county map in 1863 and in the atlas of 1874, biographies and newspaper ads.

I have not made an effort to distinguish between businesses and individuals, since they were mixed together in the source directories. Most businesses were farms, most businesses had few full-time employees, and most had the surname of the owner/proprieter as part of the business name.

If you find any mistakes or omissions, even typos, please let me know. I want this directory to be accurate and reliable.

owner/proprietor location(s) known dates description
ABBETT, J. Goodland sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
ABBOTT, Austin Lapeer city 1874 Farmer, Oregon St [4]
ABBOTT, A.W. Mayfield sec 33 1863, 1874 Farmer [3],[4]
ABBOTT, Franklin S. Lapeer city, Imlay city 1874

ABBOTT, Franklin S., Circuit Court Commissioner, Lapeer city [4]

ABBOTT, Frank S., Attorney and Town Clerk, Imlay city [4]

ABBOTT, John Lapeer city 1874 Real Estate and Loan Agent. Proprietor, Lapeer County Abstracts, Court House [4]
ABBOTT, William L. Goodland sec 3 1863, 1874 Farmer in 1863 [3], Farmer and Dealer in Horses and Oxen in 1874. [4]
ABRAM HOUSE Lapeer city 1874 Abram House (Hotel).. Jas. ABRAM, Propr, foot of Neppessing St [4]
ACKERMAN, B.P. Metamora sec 16 1863 Tavern [3]
ADAMS Lapeer city 1874 Adams & Cutting . . Genl Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, Neppessing St [4]
ADAMS, D. Columbiaville 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Saddlers' Hardware, Whips, Blankets, Brushes, Curry Combs, Cards, and everything usually kept in a first-class Harness Shop. [4]
ALDRIK, A. Elba sec 35 1863 Farmer [3]
ALGER, J.C. Metamora sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
ALLISON, B. Goodland sec 21 1863 Farmer, Lumber Merchant [3]
ALLISON, W. Goodland sec 16 1863 Farmer [3]
ALYEA, John Metamora village 1874 Proprietor of Threshing Machine. Also, owner of full blooded English Stock [4]
AMMERMAN, Daniel Metamora 1850 Built the White Horse Inn, Metamora 1850. [9]
ANDREWS, J. Dryden sec 24 1863 Carpenter & Joiner [3]
ANDREWS, James 1836 Notary Public for Lapeer county, appointed by Governor, 28 Mar 1836. [5]
ANDRUS, James H. Almont village 1874 Resident [4]
ARMSTRONG, John Lapeer city 1874 Armstrong John & Bro.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, &c, Near corner of Neppessing and Fox Sts[4]
ARMSTRONG, W. Lapeer city 1874 Dairyman, Oregon St [4]
ARNELL, T.H. Burlington 1874 Farmer, Carpenter and Joiner [4]
ARNOLD, W. Lapeer city 1863 Register [3]
ASH, J. Lapeer city 1863 Butcher [3]
ATKINS, Sarah P. Clifford 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Yankee Notions and PatentMedicines, and all kinds of Farm Produce. [4]
ATKINS, Thomas Clifford 1874 Post Master [4]
AURAND, A. Marathon sec 17 1863 Farmer & Builder [3]
BABCOCK, R.S. Allison(Burnside) sec 16 1863 Mechanic [3]
BACON, D.C. Almont, Dryden 1836-1875 salesman, established the first stage line between Almont and Royal Oak, set up the first steam engine in Lapeer county. Merchant in Dryden: Bacon, Emmons & Co. 1873-5. [6]
BAKER, E.H. Dryden village 1863 Hotel Keeper [3]
BAKER, S.K. Almont village 1863 Shoe Maker [3]
BALCH, Simeon Almont village 1874 Resident [4]
BALCH, Warren Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Spanish Merino Sheep and Good Horses [4]
BALDWIN, George W. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming [4]
BALL, C. Attica sec 4 1863 Farmer [3]
BALL, John Attica 1874 Millwright and Carpenter and Joiner[4]
BALLARD Beechville 1874 BALLARD & SHOLES - Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Yankee Notions, &c. [4]
BALLARD, Charles Beechville 1874 Resident
BALLARD, J. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
BALLARD, J. Almont village 1874 BALLARD J. & Co.. Manufacturers of Ballard's Washing Machine. Patented March 25th, 1873; with late Improvements. [4]
BALLE, William E. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Devonshire Cattle, Merino Sheep, and Chester White Hogs [4]
BANCROFT, John W. Lapeer city 1858, 1863

JOHN W. BANCROFT, Cabinet and Chair Shop, Lapeer, Mich. [1, p. 1, business cards]

J.W. BANCROFT, Cabinet Maker, Lapeer city [3]

BARBER, Arvin Attica 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Devon Cattle and Merino Sheep [4]
BARBER, W.W. Lapeer city 1874 Notary Public. Pension and Bounty Claim and Land and Tax Agent. Will attend to the payment of Taxes in any County in the State, and to the Purchases and Sale of Real Estate [4]
BARBER, William W. Arcadia sec 35 1863 Farmer [3]
BARBER, ? Attica sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
BARNES, Stephen & Wellington Dryden Twp 1874 Farmers, Stock and Fruit Growers [4]
BARNS, H.P. Hadley village 1863 Shoemaker [3]
BARROWS, Eber Metamora sec 16 1863, 1874 Pioneer Ex. Hotel Keeper, 1863 [3], Resident, 1874 [4]
BARTLETT, Albert Dryden village 1874 Town Clerk and Justice of the Peace. [4]
BARTLETT, Elijah Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
BARTLETT, Henry Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
BARTLETT, Horace Dryden sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
BARTOW Lapeer village 1842 BARTOW & THOMPSON, attorneys and counsellors at law and solicitors in chancery, Flint River, Saginaw Street [7, p. 63]
BASSETT, H. & T. & W.H. Oregon sec 34 1863 Farmers [3]
BATES, D.C. Lapeer Twp sec 35, Lapeer city 1863 Farmer [3]
BATES, Mrs E. & Mrs M.L. Lapeer Twp sec 31 1863 Farmers [3]
BATES, Gilbert Lapeer city 1874 County Surveyor [4]
BATES, S.S. Burnside 1874 Proprietor of Burnside Hotel, Burnside P. O. [4]
BATES, William Lapeer Twp 1874 Generai Farmer. Propr Grain and Clover Thresher [4]
BATTEN, T.H. North Branch 1863 Hotel Proprietor & Hydropathic Clairvoyant Physician [3]
BATTERSHALL, L.A. Arcadia 1874 Manufacturer of Lumber and Lath, Planing and Matching. [4]
BAYLEY, Anna Metamora sec 17 1863 Farmer [3]
BAYLEY, Wm L. Metamora sec 17 1863 Farmer & Mason [3]
BEACH, I.T. Attica sec 34 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Resident, 1874 [4]
BEDEN, W.M. Hadley sec 21 1863 Saw-mill Proprietor [3]
BEEBE, L.H. Hadley sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
BEECH Lapeer city 1874 ROBERTS & BEECH.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, &c., &c. Opp. Court House [4]
BEECH, M.J. Fish Lake 1874 Proprietor, Hotel [4]
BELDEN Otter Lake 1874 Belden & Benson - Manufacturers of Pine and Oak Lumber, and Pickets, Lath and Shingles [4]
BENNETT, George Lapeer city 1842, 1874

G. BENNETT, tailoring, 1842 [7, p. 63]

Resident, corner Main and Oregon Streets, 1874 [4]

BENNETT, J.B. Lapeer village 1842 Editor of the Plain Dealer; office at corner of Pine and Park streets. [7, p. 63]
BENSON Otter Lake 1874 Belden & Benson - Manufacturers of Pine and Oak Lumber, and Pickets, Lath and Shingles [4]
BENTLEY Imlay city 1874 BENTLEY & BROWN.. Manufrs and Dealers in Oat Meal, Feed, &e. All Oat Meal. Warranted and Shipped to any Rail Road Station in Michigan [4]
BENTLEY, A. Hadley village 1874 Township Clerk [4]
BENTLEY, William Burlington 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Also extensively engaged in Lumbering. Propr Saw Mill. [4]
BERINGER, J.L. Lapeer city 1874 BERINGER, J. L. & Co.. Wholesale Dealers in Lumber and Shingles, Office, near C. & L. H. R. R. Depot [4]
BEST, W.E. Beechville 1874 Physician and Surgeon. Also engaged in the Profession of Law. [4]
BETTEYS, H.G. Oregon 1874 Market Gardener and Small Fruit Grower [4]
BEVENS, Samuel Arcadia 1874 Farmer. Proprietor of Arcadia Hotel, Deputy Sheriff and Notary Public. [4]
BILLINGS, M. Dryden Twp 1874 General Farming and Stock Growing [4]
BIRDSALL, Henry A. Lapeer city 1874 Attorney and Circuit Court Commissioner [4]
BIRDSALL, Stephen Lapeer city 1874 Carpenter and Builder, Oregon St. [4]
BISSELL, Myron W. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming. Also, Breeder of good Stock, Merino Sheep and Essex Swine. [4]
BLAIR, Mrs E.L. Lapeer Twp sec 33 1863 Hotel Proprietor & Post Master [3]
BLAKE, William Attica 1874 M.D. Physician and Surgeon, Office, over J. W. PECK's Store [4]
BLAKELY, J.W. Dryden sec 4 1863 Farmer [3]
BLOOD, N.B. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock, Fine Wool Sheep, and Horse Raiser. [4]
BOEGNER, J.D. North Branch 1874 General Farmer, Cabinet Maker and Builder. One of the first Settlers. Also, Justice of the Peace. [4]
BOLTON, A. Burnside 1874 Farmer, Breeder of Good Stock and Sheep [4]
BOLTON, D. Lapeer Twp sec 36 1863 Farmer [3]
BOLTON, John Elba 1874 Proprietor of Western Hotel. Also, General Dealer in Staves and Timber. Elba Station and P.O. [4]
BOLTON, R. Lapeer Twp 1843, 1874 General Farmer. Settled in Lapeer Co. 1843. [4]
BONKER, P. Burlington sec 21 1863 Farmer & Agent [3]
BOOTH, J.S. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer and Grain Raiser, and Breeder of Fine Stock and Fine Wool Sheep. Also, Mechanic. [4]
BOPE, P.J. Lapeer Twp sec 1 1863 Physician [3]
BOSTICK, E.C. Almont Twp 1874 Eclectic Physician [4]
BRACKENBURY, Thomas Lapeer city 1874 Proprietor, Lapeer Meat Market. Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, &c, Neppessing St [4]
BRADSHAW, Amos Burlington 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Making Stock Growing a Specialty.[4]
BRADSHAW, Sanford Burlington 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Making Stock Growing a Specialty. Propr of Carriage and Wagon Shop in Beechville. Also, Lumberman. [4]
BRANT, O.L. Columbiaville 1874 Proprietor of Billiard Room. Choice Cigars and Wines constantly on hand. [4]
BREWER, Melvin Lapeer 1858 MELVIN BREWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, solicitor in Chancery, and Land Agent. Office in Central Block, Nippising st. Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]
BRIGGS, D.C. Beechville 1874 Merchant and Custom Miller. Dealer in Flour, Feed, Grain. Also, Town Treasurer. [4]
BRIGGS, John N. Elba 1874 General Farming [4]
BRIGGS, J.S. Attica sec 15 1863 Grist-mill Proprietor [3]
BRIGHAM, A. Hadley sec 16 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Raiser of Spanish Merino Sheep, Fine Durham and Devon Cattle, Chester White Hogs, Fine Horses, &c. 1874 [4]

BRISTOL, Bezaleel Almont, sec 27 1831 Oliver's bother, Bezaleel BRISTOL, came with him, and purchased his own land a little farther south, in Brostol (now Almont), on 16 Jul 1831.
BRISTOL, E. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Dealer in Horses and Cattle [4]
BRISTOL, Joseph Almont Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
BRISTOL, Oliver Bristol (now Almont) 1830 The road built by ALLEN, ALLEN, THORINGTON and WASHBURN ran along the eastern border of Jonathan SLEEPER's property. On the east side of the road, Oliver BRISTOL had purchased a lot in Section 27 on 6 Oct 1830, and built a frame house. He settled there with his family in May 1831.
BRISTOL, Philo J. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming [4]
BRISTOL, Sheldon Almont sec 33 1863, 1874 Farmer [3],[4]
BRISTOL, Ulyses D. Lapeer city 1863, 1874 Deputy Sheriff 1863 [3], County Sheriff 1874 [4], Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Perfumeries, Books and Stationery, Paints, Oils, &c. Neppessing St in 1874 [4]
BROOKINS, Almon Elba 1836, 1874 General Farmer, making Fine Wool Growing a Specialty. Also, Resident since 1836. [4]
BROWN Lapeer city 1874 White & Brown.. Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Nails, Glass, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, &c., White's Block [4]
BROWN Imlay city 1874 BENTLEY & BROWN.. Manufrs and Dealers in Oat Meal, Feed, &e. All Oat Meal. Warranted and Shipped to any Rail Road Station in Michigan [4]
BROWN Beechville 1874 Smith & Brown . . Propr Restaurant and Billiard Hall [4]
BROWN, A. Hadley sec 10 1863 Farmer [3]
BROWN, C.W. 1863
BROWN, Charles W. Farmers Creek, Metamora sec 6 1842-1882

Justice of the Peace, Metamora 1863 [3]

General Farming, 1874 Farmers Creek [4]

Lived at Farmers Creek from 1845 to 1881. Has been a farmer most of the time, but was also in the mercantile business and manufactured potash. Was a justice of the peace and school inspector in Metamora. Elected judge of probate in 1880, and re-elected in 1882. Since holding this office has lived in Lapeer City. [6]

BROWN, Mrs H.E. Lapeer city 1863 [3]
BROWN, H.W. Lapeer city 1874 Harness Maker[4]
BROWN, J. Lapeer city 1863 Mason [3]
BROWN, J.M. Burnside 1874 Farmer, Stock Grower. Supervisor and Justice, Sec. 7, Maple Valley Tp., Sanilac Co [4]
BROWN, O. Lapeer city 1863 Blacksmith [3]
BROWN, W.H. Lapeer city 1874 Manufr of all kinds of Barrels, Casks, Tubs, &c. Genl Cooperage done to order, Madison St [4]
BROWN, W.J. Attica sec 15 1863 Farmer and Mill-wright [3]
BROWNELL, Ellery A. or L. Metamora sec 20, Hadley 1863, 1874

Farmer, Metamora 1863 [3]

Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser, Metamora 1874 [4]

Ex. Member of State Legislature Also, Farmer and Breeder of Fine Cattle and Horses. Hadley, 1874 [4]
BROWNELL, Enos Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer. Grain, Stock and Leicester Sheep Raiser. [4]
BROWNSON, Richard 1837 1837 - Chosen Secretary of the Democratic Corresponding Committee for the county of Lapeer. [5]
BRUCE, A.C. Lapeer city 1874 BRUCE, A. C. & Son.. Manufacturers of Wheel and Corn Cultivators, Rollers, Drags, Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs, &c. Fox St [4]
BUCHANAN, H.M. Goodland sec 20 1863, 1874 Farmer in 1863 [3], Farmer; Stock and Wool Grower in 1874 [4]
BUCK, William I. Oregon 1871-84 Farmer, Lumberman. Commissioner of Highways for Oregon Twp. [6]
BUCKINGHAM, O.G. Attica 1874 Proprietor, Steam, Saw and Shingle Mill, and Dealer in all kinds of Lumber. Also, Farmer. [4]
BUCKLEY, L.S. Burlington 1874 Propr of Saw and Shingle Mill. A Fine Assortment of Lumber and Shingles always on hand. Custom Sawing done to order. [4]
BUERGER, John A. Lapeer city 1874 Brewer. Calhoun St. [4]
BULLOCK, B. Elba sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
BULLOCK, Elijah Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer, Sand and Gravel Dealer. Settled in Lapeer Co. in 1837 [4]
BULLOCK, Mrs H.N. Lapeer Twp sec 27 1863 Tailoress [3]
BULLOCK, L. Elba sec 26 1863 Farmer [3]
BULLOCK, M.D. Elba sec 20 1863, 1874 Farmer [3] General Farmer, Fine Wool and Stock Grower. Also, Notary Public. [4]
BURBANK, William 1832 One of three commissioners to lay out a road from Rochester to Lapeer. See [5].
BURNETT, G.S. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Proprietor, Blacksmithing [4]
BURR, Asa Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
BURROWS, J. Almont village 1863 Blacksmith [3]
BURTON, H.S. Almont village 1863 Mechanic
BUSING, P. Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
BUTLER, William Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer, Wheat, and Stock Grower [4]
BUTTERFIELD, I.H. Jr Lapeer city 1874

Proprietor, Pepper Grist Mill, also Milk Man, Territorial Road [4]

Farmer and Miller, Territorial Road [4]

BUTLER, I.B. Allison (Burnside) sec 32 1863 Farmer and Land Agent [3]
BUTTS, M. Lapeer city 1874 Alderman, 2nd Ward [4]
BUTTS, Mason Elba 1834, 1874 Carpenter and Builder. Also, Resident since 1834. [4]
BUTTS, Maynard Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer of and Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings, Hats and Caps, &c. (Established in 1866,) Goodrich Block [4]
BUZZELL, E.A. Imlay city 1874 Contractor and Builder[4]
CADY, A. Hadley sec 12 1863 Farmer [3]
CADY, Dwight Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Proprietor of Saw Mill. [4]
CADY, Mrs Eunice G. Farmers Creek 1874 General Farming [4]
CALDERWOD, John Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
CALEY, John Lapeer city 1874 Resident Farmer, Farmer's Creek Road [4]
CALEY, Thomas Metamora sec 5 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Farmer, Grain, Stock, Fruit and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser. 1874 [4]

CALKINS, J.S. Thornville village 1863 MD Physician [3]
CALKINS, L. Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes &c. [4]
CALKINS, Wm Almont sec 19 1863 Farmer [3]
CAMPBELL, Mrs Ann Hadley village 1863 [3]
CAMPBELL, J.W. Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
CAMPBELL, John Metamora village 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. Particular attention paid to Custom Work and Repairing. [4]
CAMPBELL, L.D. Hadley sec 8 1863 Farmer [3]
CARDWELL, J. Imlay sec 7 1863 Farmer [3]
CARDWELL, L.W. Thornville village 1863 Hotel Proprietor [3]
CARLOW, R.K. Attica sec 12 1863 Farmer [3]
CARPENTER, C. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower. One of the Early Settlers. [4]
CARPENTER, Caleb 1842 physician and surgeon, residence half a mile south of the village of Newbury (now Almont village), Bristol (now Almont), Lapeer County [7, p. 63]
CARPENTER, G.W. Oregon 1874 General Farmer [4]
CARPENTER, Joseph Lapeer Twp sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
CARPENTER, O.T. Mayfield sec 20 1863 Farmer & Cooper [3]
CARPENTER, Samuel Almont sec 8, Oregon 1842-69 and 1877-84

County Sheriff, Almont 1863 [3]

Mr. CARPENTER owns 173 acres of land [in Oregon Twp], a saw and shinglemill and a general store on section 14, and 160 acres on section 12, 1884 [6]

CARPENTER, S. Mayfield sec 17 1863 Farmer [3]
CARRIGAN Lapeer city 1874 McElroy & Carrigan . . Proprrietors, Lapeer Bakery. Dealers in Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Confectionery, &c. Fresh Fish, Oysters, Smoked and Dried Fish, Dried and Canned Fruits, Cigars, &c., &c. Nepessing St. [4]
CARTER, O.S. Hadley sec 13 1863 Farmer [3]
CASE, Luman Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Boots and Shoes, opp. Court St [4]
CASTLE, H.S. Burlington 1874 General Farmer [4]
CASTLE, O.J. North Branch 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower [4]
CAULKINS, JohnS. Thornville 1874 Physician and Surgeon [4]
CHAPMAN, George P. Lapeer Twp sec 14 1867-84 Farmer, Lumber Manufacturer and Dealer [4]
CHASE, Mary A. Metamora sec 6 1863 Farmer [3]
CHEASBRO, William H.H. Dryden village 1874 Proprietor of Shoe Store [4]
CHEESEMAN, Calvin H. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Merino Sheep [4]
CHENEY, Alvin Goodland 1834, 1874 Settled in this County, in 1834; Farmer. [4]
CHURCH, James M. & L.A. Metamora sec 12, Thornville 1863, 1874 Farmers, Metamora 1863 [3], Well Driver, Thornville, 1874 [4]
CHURCHILL, W.B. Imlay city 1874 Justice of Peace and Town Treasurer [4]
CLARK Lapeer city 1874 CLARK & HENDERSON.. Proprietors "Pioneer Restaurant." Dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, Confectionery, &c., Neppessing St[4]
CLARK, David Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
CLARK, James B. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
CLARK, John Marathon 1874 Farmer and Grain Raiser, Breeder of Fine Stock and Sheep. [4]
CLARK, S.S. Imlay Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
CLARK, Thomas Lapeer Twp sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
CLARK, Mrs T. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
CLARK, W.H. Elba sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
CLAYTON, E.B. Goodland sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
CLINANSMITH, John Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Fruit Grower, Breeder of Durham Cattle and Leicester Sheep [4]
CLOVER, A.A. Beechville 1874 Clover A. A. & Co . . Dealers in Millinery and Fancy Goods [4]
CLUTE, E. Marathon sec 33 1863 Farmer [3]
CLUTE, R. Marathon sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
COBB, Charles C. Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
COBB, Russell Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Inventor of Cobb's Patent Hay and Grain Rack. [4]
COCKETT, William R. Lapeer 1858 WM. R. COCKETT, Notary Public and Constable Lapeer Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]
COFFRON, William North Branch 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Also Lumberman. [4]
COLE, N.M. Hadley sec 25 1863 Farmer [3]
COLLINS, Eli Lapeer Twp sec 29 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, 1874 [4]
COLLINS, J. Hadley sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
COLLINS, P. & T.H. Lapeer city 1863 Tailors [3]
COLSON, Caroline Lapeer city 1874 Farmer, Territorial Road [4]
COMSTOCK, J.S. Farmers Creek, Metamora sec 6 1839-75

physician, 1842 [7, p. 63]

Physician, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Raiser of Fine Fruit. Also Justice of Peace. 1874 [4]

COMSTOCK, L.H.M. Beechville 1874 Dealer in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Tin, Copper, Iron, Nails, Cook and Parlor Stoves, House Furnishing Goods, Edge Tools, Glass, Putty, &c. [4]
CONANT, A. Hadley sec 13 1863 Farmer [3]
CONGDON, Charles Columbiaville 1874 Proprietor of Restaurant. Choice Cigars and Wines constantly on hand. [4]
CONGDON, G. Marathon sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
CONGDON, L.H. Allison (Burnside) sec 22, Columbiaville 1863, 1874

Physician in Burnside, 1863 [3]

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Drugs, Medicines, Flour, Feed, Pork, Produce, &c., &c. Also, Physician and Surgeon, and Post Master. Columbiaville, 1874 [4]

CONKLIN, G.B. Oregon 1874 Proprietor, Conklin Hotel [4]
CONVERSE, David Lapeer city 1874 Resident [4]
COOK, A.P. Almont village 1863 Farmer & Mason [3]
COOK, Solomon Almont Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock, Grain and Wool Grower [4]
COOLEY, D. Dryden sec 23 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower, 1874 [4]
COREY, A.S. Lapeer Twp sec 19 1863 Farmer [3]
COREY, E.W. Almont village 1863, 1874 Attorney at Law, 1863 [3], Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, 1874 [4]
CORRIELL or CORIELL, A.B. Metamora sec 28 1863, 1874

Carpenter & Joiner. 1863 [3]

Farmer, Grain and Stock Grower. Also, Carpenter and Joiner. 1874 [4]

CORRIN, M.J. Imlay sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
CORY, A.W. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer, Hay and Stock a Specialty. Also, General Dealer in Fire-arms and Amunition, with A. C. HARRINGTON. Repairing done to order. [4]
COVELL, C.D. Lapeer city 1874 Methodist Clergyman, corner Park and Jefferson streets [4]
CRAMPTON, J. Hadley sec 4 1863 Farmer [3]
CRAMTON, A.H. Hadley Twp 1874 General Farmer[4]
CRAMTON, Cook Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
CRAMTON, D.A. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
CRAMTON, G.W. Hadley Twp 1874 Raiser of Fine Stock, Fruit and all kinds of Produce. [4]
CRANE, M.A. Dryden sec 4 1863 Farmer [3]
CRANKSHAW, Phillip J. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming [4]
CRAWFORD Lapeer city 1863 Pound Master [3]
CREAGER, S. Elba sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
CROLEY, C.A. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower, Breeder of Spanish Merino Sheep. [4]
CRONK, Sylvester Fish Lake 1874 Head Sawyer [4]
CUMMINGS, H. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, Flour, Feed, Produce, &c., Kings Block, Neppessing St [4]
CURRIER, Frederick Plummel Almont village 1844-84

Foundryman, 1863 [3]

Resident, 1874 [4]

Skilled Carpenter, Joiner, Shoemaker, Mason, Brick Maker, Tanner, Farmer, ran Paper mill and Starch mill, started a bank under the name of CURRIER & TOWNSEND, putting in $130,000 with Messrs. JOHNSON, STEPHEN, TOWNSEND & Co., and in less than two years sold out for $60,000. He then began to speculate in real estate. [6]

CURRIER, H.A. Almont village 1874 CURRIER H. A. & Bro.. Machinists, Foundrymen, and Manufactures of Agricultural Implements. [4]
CURTIS, Asa H. Fish Lake 1874 Lumberman [4]
CUTTING Lapeer city 1874 Adams & Cutting . . Genl Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, Neppessing St [4]
DA LANO, A.D. Hadley village 1874 Inventor and Patentee of De Lano's Patent Improvement in Sleighs. Persons wishing, can procure Town, County, or State Rights, by applying to him. Residence and P. O. Hadley. [4]
DALEY, W.F. Lapeer city 1874 Genl Ins Agent. Agent for Phoenix of Hartford. Underwriters Agency of New York; Franklin Fire of Philadelphia; Springfield Fire and Marine of Massachusetts; North American of Philadelphia; Black River, Watertown, New York; Penn. Fire of Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania Fire of Philadelphia [4]
DALY, William F. Lapeer Twp sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
DARWOOD, Joseph Dryden sec 14 1863, 1874 Joiner and Architect, 1863 [3], Lumberman and Architect, 1874 [4]
DAVENPORT, George Hadley sec 22 1837-84 Commissioner of highways about seven years, township treasurer, 1861-'62, supervisor six years, secretary of the Hadley District Agricultural and Horticultural Society from its organization for four years, and president of the same from 1881 to the present time. He is also president of the Lapeer County Veteran Association. [6]
DAVENPORT, Oliver Hadley sec 22 1837-1869
DAVENPORT, R. Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
DAVIDS, S.N. Lapeer Twp sec 12 1863 Farmer [3]
DAVIDSON, F.M. Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Proprietor of Threshing Machine. [4]
DAVIDSON, J.M. Hadley sec 35 1863 Farmer [3]
DAVIDSON, J.W. Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Proprietor of Threshing Machine. [4]
DAVIS, C.M. Lapeer city 1863 Hardware Merchants[3]
DAVIS, E.R. Lapeer city 1863 Attorney at Law [3]
DAVIS, H. Lapeer Twp sec 24 1863, 1874 Lime Burner, 1863 [3], Farmer and Stock Grower, 1874 [4]
DAVISON or DAVIDSON, Norman Atlas 1837 1837 - elected to represent Lapeer county in the Democratic Republican Convention. [5]
DAVISON, Oliver P. 1836 Auctioneer for Lapeer county, appointed by Governor, 28 Mar 1836. [5]
DAWSON, H.A. Lapeer city 1863 Builder [3]
DAY, J.W. Dryden sec 10 1863 Farmer [3]
DAY, W.C. Dryden sec 9 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer and Breeder of Merino Sheep, 1874 [4]
DEAN, D. Burnside 1874 Farmer [4]
DEEKERS, Jesse 1832 One of three commissioners to lay out a road from Rochester to Lapeer. See [5].
DEGROAT, H.C. Arcadia 1874 Farmer [4]
DELANO, B.F. Hadley sec 18 1863 Farmer [3]
DELANO, F.C. Hadley sec 20 1863 Thresher [3]
DELANY, Patrick Imlay city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Boots and Shoes[4]
DELANEY, Mrs P. Imlay city 1874 General Millinery [4]
DELINE, Jonas Marathon 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Sheep Raiser. [4]
DELONG, E. Goodland 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower. [4]
DEMOREST Lapeer city 1874 DEMOREST & TUCKER.. Proprietors, Italian and American Marble Works. Dealers in Monuments, Headstones, Mantle Work, Tablets, Building Stone, &c., &c. Opp. Goodrich Block [4]
DENEEN Imlay sec 23 1863 Farmer [3]
DENEEN, A. Almont sec 3 1863 Farmer [3]
DENEEN, James Almont sec 3 1828-49 Purchased 80 acres in Bristol (now Almont), the west half of the northeast quarter of section 9. First white settler in Lapeer County, and the only one for 2 years. He went to CA and never returned.
DENEEN, J.B. Imlay sec 21 1863 Post Master [3]
DEO, Charles Beechville 1874 Farmer, Breeder of Cotswold and Leicester Sheep, Fine Horses and Cattle. Also, Dealer in all kinds of Agricultural Implements. [4]
DERSTINE, Ths Metamora sec 13 1863 Farmer [3]
DEWEY, O.T. Elba sec 24 1863 Farmer and Carpenter [3]
DEWITT, John P. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
DEXTER, Gardner Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Justice of Peace. [4]
DEXTER, P. Hadley sec 19 1863 Farmer [3]
DIBBLE, C.T. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock, and Sheep Raiser [4]
DICKERSON, Charles F. Almont sec 15, Rich 1863, 1874

C.F. DICKERSON, Farmer, Almont sec 15, 1863 [3]

Charles DICKERSON, Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser, Rich, 1874 [4]

DOANE, George H. Beechville 1874 Physician and Surgeon. Homeopathic [4]
DODDS, H. Lapeer Twp sec 11 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], DODDS, H. & Son.. General Farmers, Stock a Specialty. 1874 [4]
DODGE, C.T. Lapeer city 1874 City Treasurer [4], Manufacturer and Dealer in Shingles, near C. & L. H. R. R. Depot [4]
DODGE, I. Imlay sec 33 1863 Farmer [3]
DODGE & VAN DYKE & PIKE & EMMONS Lapeer city 1863 Merchants [3]
DONALDSON, Hugh Lapeer city 1874

DONALDSON HOUSE (hotel).. Hugh DONALDSON & Bro., Proprietors. Mason St [4]

DONALDSON, Hugh & Bro.. Proprietors, Meat Market, and Dealers in all kinds of Meats, Neppessing St [4]

DOUGLASS, Dr E.G. Lapeer city 1874 Dentist, Bank Block [4]
DUBOIS Lapeer city 1874 Dubois & Webster.. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, &c., Neppessing St [4]
DUSING, P. Dryden sec 9? 1863 Farmer [3]
DUTCHER, Peter Lapeer city 1874 Carpenter and Joiner and Mason [4]
DUTTON, J.B. Lapeer city 1863 Attorney at Law[3]
ECKERT, C.H. Hadley village 1874 Blacksmith. Carriage Ironing, Horse Shoeing, &c. All Custom work promptly done. [4]
ECKLEY, B.F. Oregon 1874 Farmer, Breeder of Durham Cattle, Leicester and Cotswold Sheep, Millville [4]
EDWARDS, P. Dryden sec 17 1863 Farmer [3]
ELDREDGE, N.B. Lapeer 1858, 1874

N.B. ELDREDGE. Attorney and Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Lapeer    j2-1y    1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

ELDREDGE, N.B. & Co.. General Produce Dealers, 1874 [4]

ELLIOT, J.D. Lapeer Twp 1874 Manufacturer of Flour, Feed, &c. Higley Mills, two and one-half miles South-east Lapeer. Also, Agt for Excelsior Turbine Water Wheel [4]
EMMETT, Thomas Mayfield 1874 Carpenter and Builder[4]
EMMONS, B.R. Almont sec 20, Dryden Twp 1854-84

Farmer, Almont 1863 [3]

General Farmer and Horse Dealer, Dryden 1874 [4]

Owned and rented several farms, elected highway commissioner in Dryden and held the office nine years. [6]

EMMONS, J. Dryden sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
EMORY, J.C. Allison (Burnside) sec 16 1863 Farmer, Surgeon & Physician [3]
EOFF, J.F. Thornville 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. Particular attention paid to Custom Work and Repairing. [4]
EVANS, D. Lapeer Twp sec 33, Oregon 1863, 1874 Farmer, settled in Lapeer 1863, in Oregon 1874. [3],[4]
EVANS, J.B. Lapeer Twp sec 34, Oregon 1863, 1874 Coroner, Town Treasurer, one of the first settlers [3],[4]
EVANS, O.M. Lapeer village 1842 merchant, tax consultant [7, p. 63]
FANCHER, B. Attica sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
FANCHER, Elisha Attica 1874 Horse Shoeing and Genl Blacksmithing [4]
FANCHER, N.S. Attica 1874 Proprietor, Feed and Livery Stable [4]
FARMER, Thomas Hadley village 1874 Resident and Speculator [4]
FARNSWORTH, C. Mayfield sec 28 1863 Farmer & Cooper [3]
FARNUM, R.K. Almont village 1874 Proprietor of Grist and Saw Mill. Flour and Feed constantly on hand. Also Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Land Rollers, Milk Safes, Farm Gates, &c., &c. Dressed Lumber of every description on hand; Bills Sawed to order. [4]
FARQUHARSON, R. Almont village 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Clothing [4]
FARRAR, C.A. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
FARRAR, W.L. Hadley sec 11 1863 Farmer [3]
FARRELL, Mrs M. Columbiaville 1874 Proprietor of Farrell House. First class accomodations for the Public. Good Feed and Stabling for Horses. [4]
FELLOWS, J.S. Dryden sec 7 1863 Farmer [3]
FENNER, George Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Union Block [4]
FERGUSON, C. Almont sec 15 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

FERGUSON C. & Son.. Bankers. Sell Exchange; Pay Interest on Deposits by Special Agreement, Buy and Sell Real Estate and Cash Securities, 1874 [4]

FERGUSON, Peter Almont sec 22 1858, 1863, 1874

P. FERGUSON, dealer in Grain, Flour, and all kinds of Produce, Dry Goods and Groceries&c., &c., Brick Block, Almont. 1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Dealer in Real Estate. 1874 [4]

FILLMORE, M.H. Hadley sec 31 1863 Farmer and Lime Manufacturer [3]
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lapeer city 1874 H. K. WHITE Pres. B. F. MOORE, Vice-Pres. C. G. WHITE, Cashier [4]
FISHELL, J. Metamora sec 13 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Grain, Stock, and Sheep Raiser. 1874 [4]
FISHER, A.H. Almont sec 6 1863 Farmer, Sawmill and Grist Mill Proprietor [3]
FITCH, Samuel Arcadia 1874 Farmer [4]
FLANSBURGH, Calvin D. Goodland 1874 Farmer and Dealer in Cattle. [4]
FOLSON, A.C. Arcadia sec 25 1863 Farmer [3]
FOLSOM, B. Goodland sec 7 1863 Farmer, Lumber Merchant [3]
FORBES, Mrs A. Lapeer city 1863 [3]
FORD, C. Hadley sec 3 1863 Farmer, Millwright [3]
FOOT, John H. Dryden sec 23 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], General Farmer, 1874 [4]
FOOT, P.H. Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
FORTUNE, John Hadley village 1874 Manufacturer of Sash and Blinds. All kinds of Turning done to order. Also, Carpenter and Joiner. [4]
FOWLER, F. Lapeer Twp sec 14 1863 Farmer [3]
FOX, A.W. Columbiaville 1874 Carpenter, Joiner and Millwright. Also, Proprietor of Jobbing Shop [4]
FOX, Martin Rich 1874 Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser, Frac Dist [4]
FOX, W.A. Goodland 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower. [4]
FREER, John Dryden sec 17, Thornville 1863, 1874 Farmer, Dryden 1863 [3], Merchant, Thornville 1874 [4], Supervisor, Dryden Twp 1874 [4]
FRICKE, C.A. Metamora village 1874 Dealer in Agricultural Implements [4]
FRINK, George Lapeer city 1863 Tanner & Currier [3]
FRISBEE, Philip S. 1836 Auctioneer for Lapeer county, appointed by Governor, 28 Mar 1836. [5]
FURGESON, J.H. Elba 1874 Doing a General Gristing and Flouring Business. [4]
GAGE, George Lapeer Twp sec 11 1863 Farmer [3]
GAGE, J.E. Lapeer Twp sec 28 1863 Carding and Clothing [3]
GALBRAITH, F.J. Beechville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &c. Also, Propr Meat Market. [4]
GALLINGER, Henry Beechville 1874 Proprietor of North Branch Exchange [4]
GALLINGER, Jacob Beechville 1874 Justice of the Peace [4]
GARRISON, Stella Hadley Twp 1874 School Teacher [4]
GASKILL, S.B. Lapeer city, Hadley & Farmer's Creek 1858, 1863

S.B. GASKILL.—Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, and Notary Public, Hadley Lapeer county Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]

S.B. GASKILL, Attorney at Law [3]

GASKILL & GEER, Attorneys at Law

GASKILL, William Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
GASS, R.M. Arcadia 1874 Farmer, Making Hay a specialty. [4]
GATES, G.P. Allison (Burnside) sec 7 1863 Farmer & Supervisor [3]
GATES, R. 1842 E. TAYLOR, R. GATES, tanners and curriers, boot and shoe makers [7, p. 63]
GEER Lapeer city 1874 GASKILL & GEER, Attorneys at Law [4]
GEER, C.L. Hadley village 1874 Proprietor, HADLEY HOTEL [4]
GIBSON, Henry Elba 1874 General Farmer, Breeding Messenger Horses a Specialty. [4]
GILES, J.A. Lapeer city 1874 Proprietor, Meat Market, Pork Packer, and Dealer in Hides, Pelts, &c. Supplying Lumber Camps a specialty; Neppessing St [4]
GILLESPIE, E.J. Lapeer city 1874 Miller for I.H. BUTTERFIELD [4]
GILLETT, C.R. Hadley Twp 1874 General Farming. Also Blacksmith. [4]
GILLETT, Silas E. Goodland 1874 Farmer, Lumberman and Carpenter and Joiner. [4]
GILLINGS, Joshua Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
GLASURE, G. Burnside 1874 Farmer, Breeder of Good Stock and Essex Swine [4]
GOODALE, W.W. Mayfield 1874 Generai Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
GODDARD, William Lapeer Twp sec 24 1863 Farmer [3]
GOETCHIENS, Mrs H. Thornville 1874 Resident [4]
GOODENOUGH, Wm Dryden sec 3 1863 Farmer [3]
GOODRICH, Rev C.P. Hadley sec 23 1863, 1874

Pastor F.W. Baptist Church, 1863 [3]

Clergyman of Free Will Baptist Denomination. Also, Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. 1874 [4]

GOODRICH, H.D. Arcadia 1874 Farmer and Town Clerk [4]
GOODRICH, J. Dryden village 1863 Grocer [3]
GORAY, A.J. Lapeer Twp 1835, 1874 General Farmer. Settled in Lapeer Co. in 1835 [4]
GOULD, C.B. Dryden sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
GOVAN, R.B. Dryden Twp 1874 MOORE, B.C. & R.B. GOVAN.. Farmers and Breeders of Messenger and Sampson Horses, Merino Sheep and Durham Cattle [4]
GOVAN, J.O. Metamora sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
GRAHAM, J.B. Lapeer city 1874 Resident[4]
GRAVES, G.W.B. Oregon sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
GRAY, A.J. & E.D. Lapeer Twp sec 3 1863 Farmers [3]
GREEN Almont village 1874 SULLIVAN & GREEN.. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Light and Heavy Buggies, Carriages, Lumber Wagons, Sieighs and Cutters of every description. Repairing neatly and promptly done. [4]
GREEN, F.H. Lapeer Twp 1874 General Farmer, Manufacturer and Dealer in Lumber [4]
GREEN, N.N. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock, Grain and Fruit Raiser [4]
GREEN, Robert Lapeer Twp sec 23 1842, 1863 Justice of the Peace 1842 [7, p. 63], Saw-mill proprietor 1863 [3]
GREGORY Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Manufacturers of Sash Blinds & Doors. 1863 [3]

TUTTLE & GREGORY.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, &c., Franklin Ave. 1874 [4]

TUTTLE & GREGORY.. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Siding, Flooring, Mouldings, &c., Monroe St 1874 [4]

GREGORY, A.L. Lapeer city 1874 Jeweler. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, &c., &c. Neppessing St [4]
GREGORY, G.B. Lapeer city 1874 Alderman, 2nd Ward [4]
GRIFFIN, G.A. Metamora sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
GRIGGS, B.F. Hadley sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
GRISWOLD, H. Lapeer city 1858, 1863, 1874

BURNING FLUID, of the best quality, onhand and for sale at 75 cents per gallon at H. GRISWOLD'S. 1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

H. GRISWOLD, General Assortment Dealer. Store in Central Block Lapeer Mich 1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

GRISWOLD & Co, Merchants 1863 [3]

Proprietor of Livery and Sale Stable, opposite Donaldson House, 1874 [4]

GRISWOLD, G.E. & M.T. Lapeer Twp sec 12 1863 Farmer [3]
GRISWOLD, N.W. Lapeer Twp sec 11 1863 Farmer [3]
GROVER, William P. Columbiaville 1874 Manufacturer of Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs, Cutters, &c. Repairing and Painting neatly and promptly done. Genl Blacksmithing and Horse-Shoeing. [4]
GUILES, J. Hadley village 1874 General Blacksmithing. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. [4]
GUTCHES, J.M. Almont village 1863 Farmer [3]
HADDRILL, L.J. Lapeer city 1874 Alderman, 1st Ward. [4]
HADDRILL, W.H. Beechville 1874

Proprietor, Grocery Store and Farm [4]

Haddrill Brotihers.. Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and Retail; Union Block [4]

HADLEY HOTEL Hadley village 1874 Proprietor, C.L. GEER [4]
HADWELL, B. Elba 1863 Farmer & S M Proprietor [3]
HAGGADONE, Catharine Imlay Twp 1874 Resident [4]
HALL, Abner Imlay city 1874 Lumberman [4]
HALL, Martin Hunter's Creek 1858 County Surveyor, and Notary Public, Hunter's Creek, Lapeer Co, Michigan. Orders by letter promptly attended to. [1, p. 1, business cards]
HALL, M.M. Lapeer Twp sec 32 1863 County Surveyor [3]
HALL, Seth Dryden village 1836-78

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Mr. HALL held the offices of supervisor and justice of the peace and was known throughout the county as "Squire" HALL. [6]

HALLECK, Z.H. Almont sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
HALLENBECK, J.A. Marathon sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
HALLENBECK, R. Marathon 1874 Farmer, Grain Raiser, Breeder of Durham Cattle and Fine Wool Sheep [4]
HALLER, R. Hadley village 1874 Manufacturer of Cabinet Ware and Coffins. A Good Hearse in attendance. [4]
HALLOCK Lapeer city 1874 KING & HALLOCK.. Manufacturers and Dealers in Wood, Iron and Stone Pumps, corner Fox and Law Sts [4]
HALPIN, Miss J. Lapeer Twp sec 30 1863 Teacher [3]
HAMILTON, William B. Columbiaville 1874 Physician and Surgeon [4]
HAMLIN, R.C. Lapeer city 1874 HAMLIN, R. C. & Co.. Manufacturers of Choice Family Flour. Also Dealers in Coarse Grains and Ground Feed, Pine St [4]
HAMMOND, A. Elba 1840, 1874 General Farmer, Breeding Fine Wool Sheep a Specialty. Also, Resident since 1840. [4]
HAMMOND, John R. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming. [4]
HANDLEY, R. Imlay city 1874 House, Sign and Ornamental Painting. Also, Graining and Marbleing [4]
HANLON, John Lapeer city 1874 Farmer and Street Contractor. Has the best Sand Bank in the Vicinity. Has also discovered Iron Ore on his place; Farmers Creek Road [4]
HARBAR, F. & P. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmers, Grain, Stock, Leicester and South Down Sheep Raisers [4]
HARGER, R.M. North Branch 1874 General Farmer, Raiser of Fine Fruit [4]
HARP, John A. Metamora village 1874 Manufacturerr of Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs and Cutters. [4]
HARRINGTON, B. Goodland sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
HARRINGTON, James Almont village 1874 Proprietor, National Hotel[4]
HARRIS, B.J. Lapeer Twp sec 25, Columbiaville 1863, 1874

Farmer in Lapeer Twp, 1863 [3]

Supervisor and Justice of the Peace, Columbiaville, 1874 [4]

HARRIS, F.F. Hadley sec 1 1863 Blacksmith [3]
HARRIS, J.M. Almont village 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Notions, &c. [4]
HARRIS, Mrs L.A. Attica 1874 Dealer in all kinds of Staple and Fancy Millinery Goods [4]
HARRIS, Miss N. Lapeer Twp sec 26 1863 Milliner [3]
HART, John D. Metamora village 1874 Horse-shoeing and General Black-smithing [4]
HART, Joseph B. Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Dealer in Pelts, Furs & Deerskins, 1863 [3]

Manufacturer of Furs and Robes of every description. Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins. Neppessing St, 1874 [4]

HART, Noah H. 1836, 1837, 1842, 1874

1836 - Auctioneer for Lapeer county, appointed by Governor. [5]

1837 - Started the Lapeer Land Agency. [5]

1842 - Attorney at law, justice of the peace and county clerk, office 67 Nepessing Street [7, p. 63]

1874 - Attorney at Law [4]

HART, R.G. Lapeer city 1863 Farmer [3] Hart R. G. & Co - Bankers. R. G. Hart, James Turrill [4] Alderman for 4th Ward, 1874 [4]
HART, W. Hadley sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
HARTWELL, B. Oregon sec 32 1863 Farmer & Saw-mill Proprietor [3]
HARTWELL, Medford Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer and Millwright [4]
HASKIN, Henry Metamora sec 15 1842 chair maker [7, p.63]
HATCH, A.S. Lapeer city 1863 Foundry [3]
HATCH, Chester E. 1842 Master builder [7, p. 63]
HAYWARD, W.B. Lapeer Twp sec 22 1863 Farmer [3]
HAYWOOD, M.H. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer. Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Drover [4]
HAZELTON, H. Marathon 1874 Carpenter and Joiner [4]
HAZEN, D.E. Almont village 1863, 1874 County Treasurer, 1863 [3], Resident, 1874 [4]
HEMINGWAY Lapeer city 1874 HEMINGWAY C. HOUGH.. Manufacturers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Dressed Siding, &c. Building Contractors; Lumber of all kinds furnished. Park St., on D. & B. C. R. R. [4]
HEMINGWAY Hadley village 1874 HEMINGWAY & Son.. Dealers in Hardware and Farming Implements. Also, Agents for Singer Sewing Machine. [4]
HEMINGWAY, H.L. Marathon sec 9 1863 Farmer & Saw-mill Proprietor [3]
HEMINGWAY, I.L. Marathon sec 9 1863 Farmer & Lumberman [3]
HEMINGWAY, J.H. Hadley village 1874 Justice of the Peace [4]
HEMINGWAY, John M. Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Also, Carpenter. [4]
HEMINGWAY, William Lapeer city 1858, 1863, 1874

WILLIAM HEMINGWAY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery and Circuit Court Commissioner. Agent for Paying Taxes, and examining Land Title. LAPEER village, MICH. [1, p. 1, business cards]

W. HEMINGWAY, Attorney at Law [3]

Wm HEMINGWAY, Attorney at Law [4]

HEMMINGWAY, Needham 1832 One of three commissioners to lay out a road from Rochester to Lapeer. See [5].
HENDERSON Lapeer city 1874 CLARK & HENDERSON.. Proprietors "PIONEER RESTAURANT." Dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, Confectionery, &c., Neppessing St[4]
HENDERSON, Benjamin Attica 1874 Proprietor, Steam, Saw and Shingle Mill, and Dealer in all kinds of Lumber. Also, Farmer. [4]
HENDERSON, G.R. Metamora sec 6 1863 Wagon Maker [3]
HENDERSON, James Elba 1874 Farmer. Also, Genl Dealer in Stock, Breeding Merino Sheep a Specialty [4]
HENDERSON, W.A. Hadley village 1874 Clerk with MILLS & HUTTON [4]
HENRY, Stephen Lapeer city 1874 Deputy U. S. Marshal for Eastern Dist, Michigan [4]
HERVEY, James Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
HETTS, Valentine Lapeer city 1874 Harness Manufacturer, and Dealer in Saddlery, Hardware, Robes, Blankets, Harness, Whips, Saddles, Trunks, Valises, &c., Neppessing St [4]
HEVENER Lapeer city 1874 WHITE & HEVENER.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, &c., White's Block [4]
HICKS, J.H. Lapeer city 1874 Hicks S. S. & Son . . Manufrs and Dealers in Boots and Shoes. Particular attention paid to Custom Work, opp. Abram House [4]
HICKS, L. Lapeer city 1863 Shoe Dealer, Romeo [3]
HICKS, S.S. Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Deputy US Marshall [3]

Hicks S. S. & Son . . Manufrs and Dealers in Boots and Shoes. Particular attention paid to Custom Work, opp. Abram House [4]

HIGLEY, E.A. Lapeer Twp sec 14 1863, 1874

Farmer and Miller, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Proprietor, Higley Mills, 1874 [4]

HIGLEY, E.H. Lapeer Twp sec 10 1863 Farmer, Propietor of Saw and Grist Mills [3]
HIGLEY, George W. Lapeer Twp sec 16 1831-84

Farmer and Lumberman, 1863 [3]

Farmer, Manufr and Dealer in Lumber, 1874 [4]

HIGLEY, G.T. Lapeer Twp 1874 General Farmer[4]
HIGLEY, Y.T. Lapeer Twp sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
HILLIKER, H. Thornville village 1863 Shoe Maker [3]
HINDS, T. Goodland sec 2 1863 Carpenter and Joiner [3]
HINMAN, Horace Lapeer city 1842, 1874 County treasurer, office in the court-house, 1842; Resident in 1874 [4]
HINMAN, L.W. Elba sec 2, Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 in Elba [3]

Farmer, Res, Cor Main and Jefferson Sts, Lapeer city, 1874 [4]

HOARD HOUSE Metamora village 1850, 1874

Originally the White Horse Inn, built by Daniel AMMERMAN in 1850, later bought by Lorenzo HOARD. [9]

Proprietor James PERKINS. Good accommodation for travelers. Feed and Stabling for Horses. 1874 [4]

HOARD, G.R. Metamora sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
HOARD, Lorenzo Metamora village 1846-1888

Purchaed the White Horse Inn, before 1858, renamed it to The HOARD HOUSE. Postmaster for Metamora, 1861-77. He died in 1888. [9]

Resident and Post Master. 1874 [4]

HODGES Attica 1874 VARNUM & HODGES.. Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour, Feed and Grain. Also, Custom Millers [4]
HODGSON, J.A. Elba sec 27, Hadley village Elba, 1863 [3[, Farmer, Hadley, 1874 [4] Farmer [3]
HODSON, Joseph B. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
HOFFMAN, Wm Elba sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
HOLCOMB, A. & M.T. Attica sec 36 1863 Farmers [3]
HOLLENBECK, Jacob Columbiaville 1874 Grain and General Produce Dealer. Also, Farmer. [4]
HOPKINS, J.A. Fish Lake 1874 Chief Engineer fo Co. [4]
HOSNER, Allen Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower[4]
HOSNER, Mrs M.N. Hadley 1863 [3]
HOUGH Lapeer city 1874 HEMINGWAY C. HOUGH.. Manufacturers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Dressed Siding, &c. Building Contractors; Lumber of all kinds furnished. Park St., on D. & B. C. R. R. [4]
HOUGH, E. Almont sec 28 1863 Farmer [3]
HOUGH, E.B. Almont sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
HOUGH, Henry G. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
HOUGH, John B. Lapeer city 1874 Judge of Probate [4]
HOUGH, J.B. Almont sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
HOUGH, N.F. Hadley village 1863 Merchant & Post Master [3]
HOUGH, W. Almont sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
HOUGHTON, Jonathan Lapeer city 1874 Resident, corner Turrill Ave and Washington St [4]
HOWLAND, Ira Elba 1874 General Farmer. Also, Manufacturer of Cider and Cider Vinegar. [4]
HOWLAND, Hiram Almont Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
HUBBELL, B.M. Goodland sec 22 1863 Farmer [3]
HUDSON, William H. Elba 1874 Justice and Notary Public. Also, Blacksmith. [4]
HUNT, Abraham Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser [4]
HUNT, G.W. Mayfield 1874 Farmer. Hay a Specialty. [4]
HUNT, Jonathan Imlay city 1874 Resident Farmer [4]
HUNTLEY, Benjamin Dryden village 1837-54 Farmer
HUNTLEY, Enoch Dryden village 1837-54 Farmer
HUTTON Hadley village 1874 MILLS & HUTTON.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, &c. Also, a full Stock of Clothing. [4]
HUTTON, R.S. Hadley village 1874 Town Treasurer [4]
INGALLS Almont village 1874 INGALLS & LEETE.. Dealers in Stoves, Hardware, Iron, &c. [4]
INGALLS, Orson Almont sec 34 1863, 1874 Farmer [3], One of 3 County Superintendents of the Poor, 1874. [4]
IVORY, J. Hadley sec 5 1863 Farmer [3]
IVORY, P. Mayfield 1874 Proprietor of Saw and Shingle Mill [4]
IVORY, Wm Hadley sec 4 1863 Farmer [3]
JACKSON, W.A. Lapeer city 1863, 1874

MD Physician, 1863 [3]

Physician, Franklin Ave, 1874 [4], Jackson W. A. & Sons.. Druggists and Apothecaries, Franklin Ave, 1874 [4]

JACOBS, Richard Dryden Twp 1874 Proprietor, Grist Mill, Cooper and Blacksmith Shops [4]
JAMES, G.K. Almont village 1863 Shoe Maker [3]
JARVIS, L. Lapeer city 1863 Well Digger [3]
JENNESS, J.N. or I.N. Attica sec 10 1863, 1874

JENNESS, J.N. Lumber Merchant and Farmer, 1863 [3]

JENNESS, I. N. & Co.. Dealers in Pine and Oak Lumber, &c. 1874 [4]

JENNINGS, W.H. Lapeer city 1858, 1863

W.H. JENNINGS & BRO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware &c., Lapeer, Mich.
JOB PRINTING At the Republican Office. [1, p. 1, business cards]

W.H. JENNINGS, Merchant [3]

JOHNSON, J. Attica sec 26 1863 Farmer [3]
JOHNSON, J.R. Hadley sec 11 1863 Farmer & Thresher [3]
JOHNSON, J.S. Almont village 1874 Dealer in Pine and Farming Lands, Real Estate and Cash Securities. [4]
JOHNSTON, Alex Lapeer city 1874

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Glassware, &c., &c. Union Block [4]

Manufacturer and Dealer in Lumber and Shingles [4]

JOHNSTON, B.F. Almont village 1863, 1874

Painter, 1863 [3]

Manufacturer of and Dealer in Furniture, Looking Glasses, Card Boards, Wall Paper and Oil Cloth. Also General Undertaker. 1874 [4]

JONES, Franklin Thornville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Hardware, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Patent Medicines. Also, Post Master. [4]
JONES, George W. Imlay city 1874 Physician and Surgeon [4]
KAISER, William Hadley village 1874 Manufacturer, Boots and Shoes. Custom work and Repairing a Specialty. All work Warranted. [4]
KARR, Joseph W. Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming. [4]
KEISER, Joseph Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Cabinet Furniture and Upholstering Goods, Neppessing St [4]
KELLY, J. Goodland sec 23 1863 Farmer [3]
KELLY, M. Hadley sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
KENDRICK, L. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer. Ex. Member of H. R. [4]
KENNETT, Charles Sr Almont sec 34 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Resident, 1874 [4]
KENNEY, J.D. Lapeer city 1874 Alderman, 3rd Ward [4] corner Pearl and Calhoun streets [4]
KENNY, Dr. M.C. Lapeer city 1863, 1874

MD Physician, 1863 [3]

Mayor of lapeer city, 1874 [4]

Physician and Surgeon, Pearl St [4]

KING, A.E. Almont sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
KING, H. Almont, 20 1863 Farmer [3]
KING, J.E. Dryden sec 5 1863 Farmer [3]
KING, Robert Lapeer city 1874

KING & HALLOCK.. Manufacturers and Dealers in Wood, Iron and Stone Pumps, corner Fox and Law Sts [4]

KINGSBURY, A.L. Mayfield sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
KINGSBURY, Andrew L. Lapeer city 1874

One of two County Cornoners[4]

General Farmer. Agent, Michigan State Insurance Co., Coroner and Justice. [4]

KINNEE, George Imlay city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Saddlery, Horse Clothing, Whips, Robes, Trunks. Also, Hides and Leather [4]
KIPP, Edwin Imlay Twp 1874 General Blacksmithing and Horse Shoeing [4]
KIPP, Hiram Goodland 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Leicester Sheep. [4]
KITTRIDGE, Edwin Almont Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
KLAM, Louis Oregon 1874 Farmer and Harness Maker [4]
KNAPP, S. North Branch 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
KORE, J.C. Hadley sec 12 or 17 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Ex. Member State Legislature. Also, Supervisor and Farmer. 1874 [4]

KRUSEN, N.J. Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Glassware, Perfumery and Fancy Articles. Also, Books and Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes, Choice Tobacco and Cigars [4]
LACEY, Richard Lapeer city 1874 Resident, Genesee st [4]
LACY, F.D. Mayfield 1874 Manufacturer of Shingles, Millville [4]
LAFFITY, D.W. Burlington 1874 Grain Stock and Fruit Grower. Also, Lumberman. [4]
LAING, David N. Columbiaville 1874 Founder, Machinist, and Manufacturer of Plows, Agricultural Implements and Castings of all kinds. [4]
LAKE, J. North Branch 1874 Farmer. Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
LAKE, M.W. Lapeer city 1874 General Agent for the Singer Sewing Machine, for Lapeer Co., Bank Block [4]
LAMAN, C.F. Dryden sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
LAMB, Jacob C. Dryden village 1863, 1874 Merchant [3], Representative from 1st District in US Congress, 1874 [4]
LAMB, John Merritt Sr Dryden sec 13, Lapeer city 1836-1871 Farmers [3] [John Sr (1808-1871) had sons: John Jr, Jacob C, and Joseph.]
LAMBERTSON, W.R. Thornville 1874 LAMBERTSON, W.R. & Co.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready-made Clothing, School Books, &c [4]
LANE, C. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer[4]
LATHROP, H.N. Mayfield 1863 Farmer and S & G M Proprietor [3]
LATHROP, S.R. Mayfield 1874 General Farmer and Lumberman [4]
LAUGHLIN, W.F. Almont Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
LAWRENCE, D.G. Marathon sec 29 1863 Farmer & S.M. Manager [3]
LAWRENCE, William M. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Good Stock [4]
LEARMONT, Joseph W. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Raiser [4]
LEAVENWORTH, W.H. Lapeer Twp sec 5 1863 Miller, Carder, Cloth Dresser [3]
LEE, Henry Mayfield 1874 General Farmer [4]
LEE, Hiram Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
LEE, Jesse Metamora sec 33 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer and Fine Stock Raiser, 1874 [4]
LEE, John Lapeer city 1874 Proprietor, CITY LIVERY, Sale and Boarding Stable. Also Omnibus and Hack Line, Fox St [4]
LEE, O. Metamora sec 33,34 1863 Farmer [3]
LEE, S.S. North Brach 1874 General Farmer. Also, extensively engaged in Lumbering. [4]
LEET, E.J. Fish lake 1874 Head Clerk for Co. [4]
LEETE Almont village 1874 INGALLS & LEETE.. Dealers in Stoves, Hardware, Iron, &c. [4]
LEMON, E.B. Dryden sec 10 1863 Farmer [3]
LEMON, Samuel Elba sec 15 1863, 1874 Cooper and Mason [3], Farmer and Stone Mason [4]
LEROY, Mrs H.M. Lapeer Twp sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
LE VALLEY, L. Marathon 1874 Farmer and Lumber Contractor [4]
LEWIS Hadley Twp 1874 ROGERS & LEWIS.. Grain, Stock and Fruit Growers. [4]
LEWIS, Oliver A. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Durham Cattle, Merino Sheep, Messenger and Sampson Horses [4]
LISCOMB, M. Hadley sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
LODER Lapeer city 1874 Loder & Sutton.. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Nails and Glass, Rubber aad Leather Belting, Files, &c, Neppessing St [4]
LOOK, Henry M. Lapeer village 1836 One of 3 commissioners for a new road from Lapeer village to Saginaw.
LOOK, John Farmers Creek 1874 [4]
LOOK, Orson H. Hadley & Farmer's Creek 1858, 1863

ORSON H. LOOK, Justice of the Peace Farmer's Creek, Lapeer County, Mich. Business intrusted to him attended to with promptness and satisfaction.   jy21-1y   [1, p. 1, business cards]

Farmer, Justice of the Peace [3]

LOOMIS, H. Lapeer 1858, 1863

H. LOOMIS, Convevaucer, Notary Public, and Deputy County Clerk and Registrar, Lapeer, Michigan. Office at the Court House. [1, p. 1, business cards]

County Clerk [3]

LORD, A.A. Imlay city 1874 Proprietor, Billiard Hall and Restaurant. Choice Wines and Cigars. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Oysters [4]
LORD, W. Lapeer city 1863 Jeweller [3]
LOSEY, Phillip Imlay Twp 1874 LOSEY, Phillip & Son.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Yankee Notions, and all kinds of Country Produce. [4]
LUDDINGTON, Jonathan Attica 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower, and Carpenter and Joiner [4]
LUMBARD, A. & F. Lapeer Twp sec 3 1863 Farmers [3]
LUMBARD, F. Lapeer Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
LUMBERTON, W.R. Thornville village 1863 Merchant [3]
LUNDY, E. Metamora sec 5 1863 Farmer [3]
LUTHER, E.W. & J.W. Elba 1874 General Farmers [4]
LYMAN, Almon W. Clifford 1874 Resident
LYONS, H.H. Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Gents' Furnishing Goods, Confectionery, Tobacco and Cigars, Fancy Articles, &c., Groceries, Boots and Shoes [4]
LYONS, Walter S. Arcadia 1874 Lyons Walter S. & Son . . Farmers [4]
MAIR, Alex Metamora sec 8 1863, 1874 Farmer [3] Alderman, 3rd Ward in 1874 [4]
MAIR, John Almont Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
MANDEVILLE, James Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
MANLEY, B.N. Dryden Twp 1874 Genl Farmer and Manufacturer of Maple Sugar [4]
MANWARING, Joseph Dryden village 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Wall Paper, Notions, &c. [4]
MANWARING, Joshua Dryden village, Attica sec 21, Lapeer city 1863, 1874

State Senator, Post Master, Merchant & Sawmill Proprietor, 1863 [3]

Merchant and Lumberman, Res. Oregon Sts, 1874 [4]

MANWARING Imlay city 1874 MANWARING & Son.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, &c. [4]
MARKLE, F. Marathon sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
MARR, Patrick Lapeer city 1874 Mason and Builder, corner of Oregon and Madison Streets [4]
MARSHALL HOUSE Lapeer city 1874 Marshall House.. L. M. Smith & Bro., Proprs. corner Pine and Park Sts [4]
MARSHALL, Charles Imlay Twp 1874 Proprietor of Steam Saw and Planing Mill. Also, Dealer in all kinds of Lumber [4]
MARTIN, H.B. Imlay Twp 1874 Farmer and Tanner [4]
MASON, J.D. Imlay Twp 1874 Notary Public and Dealer in Lumber. Also, would inform the Public that he has a few copies of the New Atlas of Lapeer County. That parties can obtain, by applying immediately 5 at the regular price, $10.00. P. O. and Residence, Imlay [4]
MATHEWS, William Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Raiser [4]
MATTESON, J. Deerfield sec 22 1863 Millwright, Town Clerk, Lumberman [3]
MATTESON, William S. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
MAUMEE, Jacob Fish Lake 1874 Millwright and General Mill Business [4]
MAY, D.E. Elba 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
MAY, Dexter Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
MAY, Harvey Elba 1874 Engaged in General Farming and Fruit Growing [4]
MAYNARD, Washington Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
MAYNARD, Wm Dryden sec 24 1863 Farmer & Miller [3]
MCARTHUR, Levi Marathon 1874 Farmer, one of 3 County Superintendents of the Poor, 1874. [4]
MCARTHUR, Reuben Marathon sec 22 1863, 1874

Farmer and Supervisor in 1863 [3]

Farmer, Grain Raiser, Breeder of Fine Stock and Fine Wool Sheep in 1874 [4]

MCCARTHY, Thomas Lapeer city 1874 Merchant Tailor, and Dealer in Cloths, Cashmeres and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner Cedar and Neppessing Sts [4]
MCCORMICK, J. Beechville 1874 General Blacksmithing [4]
MCDONALD, William Lapeer city 1874 MCDONALD, Wm. & Son.. Proprietors Lapeer Steam Engine Works. Manufrs of Steam Engines, Brass and Iron Castings, Machinery, &c., Oregon St [4]
MCELROY Lapeer city 1874 McElroy & Carrigan . . Proprrietors, Lapeer Bakery. Dealers in Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Confectionery, &c. Fresh Fish, Oysters, Smoked and Dried Fish, Dried and Canned Fruits, Cigars, &c., &c. Nepessing St. [4]
MCENTEE, P.H. Almont village 1874 Dealer in Crockery, Glassware and Cutlery. [4]
MCENTEE, W.H. Almont village 1874 MCENTEE W. H. & Bro.. Manufacturer of Fanning Mills. [4]
MCGEORGE, F.E. Almont village 1874 Proprietor, Meat Market, South Main St [4]
MCGLOGHLIN, T.E. Burlington 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Making Stock Growing a Specialty. [4]
MCGREGOR, James Metamora sec 8 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser. 1874 [4]
MCGUNEGLE, E. Oregon sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
MCINTYER, J.D. Elba sec 33 1863 Farmer [3]
MCINTYRE, Silas G. Elba 1874 Farmer, Carpenter and Builder. [4]
MCKAY, H. Metamora sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
MCKEEN, Silas D. 1836, 37, 42

1836 - Commisioned by Governor to lay out and establish a road from Mount Clemens to Lapeer. [5]

1837 - Chosen President of the Democratic Corresponding Committee for the county of Lapeer. [5]

Land agent, attorney and counsellor at law, master in chancery, register of deeds and justice of the peace, corner Nepessing and Cedar Streets in 1842 [7, p. 63]

MCKENZIE, E. Beechville 1874 Salesman and Town Clerk [4]
MCKILLOP, A. Burlington sec 21 1863 Farmer and Supervisor [3]
MCLEAN, H. Beechville 1874 General Blacksmithing. Manufacturer of Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs, Cutters. Also, Propr Paint Shop. Custom work promptly done. [4]
MCLENNAN, A. Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Merchant 1863 [3]

MCLENNAN A. & Bro.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Union Block 1874 [4]

MCRAY, Wm Goodland sec 20 1863 Merchant [3]
MCROY, James Almont Twp 1874 General Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
MCROY, R.A. Imlay Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
MCVEAN, David Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Books and Stationery, Wall Paper, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Pictures, Toilet Articles, Sheet Music, &c., Neppessing St. [4]
MEAD, William Y. Goodland 1874 Farmer, Carpenter and Joiner. Also, Supervisor. [4]
MELLEN Fish Lake 1874 Stephens & Mellen's . . Manufrs of Pine Lumber. Capacity of Mills, one hundred thousand feet, per day. Mills run day and night the year round. Planed Lumber of every description at Mills. P. O. Stephens, Lapeer Co., Michigan [4]
MERLIN, Samuel 1836 Notary Public for Lapeer county, appointed by Governor, 28 Mar 1836. [5]
MERRILL, L. Allison (Burnside) sec 21 and Deerfield sec 21 1863 Farmer and Highway Commissioner and Justice of the Peace [3]
MERRITT, A. Metamora sec 8 1863 Farmer [3]
MERRITT, J.A. Metamora sec 7 1863 Farmer [3]
MERRITT, J.J. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Oak Heading and Staves [4]
MERRITT, W.A. Lapeer city 1863 Stage Proprietor [3]
MERRYWEATHER, A. Lapeer village 1842 advertised a stock of shirts, bosoms, collars and money purses, the product of the "Female Benevolent Society," who would take in to make to order, articles of clothing as cheap as possible, and required all friends of benevolence to call and furnish work. [7, p. 63]
MESSER, C.E. Imlay city 1874 Superintendent, Public School[4]
MICHAEL, A. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer, Manufacturer and Dealer in Lumber [4]
MIDDAUGH, Moses Clifford 1874 Proprietor, Globe Hotel. First-class accommodations given to the Public. Also, a good Barn in connection. [4]
MILLER, D.C. Lapeer city 1874 Agent for Watertown and Agricultural Fire Insurance Co's., of Watertown, N.Y., Res Main St [4]
MILLER, Gibson Almont village 1874 Manufacturer of and Dealer in Light and Heavy Buggies, Carriages, Lumber Wagons, Sleighs and Cutters. General Repairing done neatly and promptly. [4]
MILLER, J.N. & J.W. & T.D. Dryden sec 21 1863 Farmers [3] and MILLER, J. in Hadley, sec 10 [3]
MILLER, L.C. Lapeer city 1874 Superintendent of Schools, city [4]
MILLIKIN, J. & A.G. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmers, Grain and Stock Raisers. Also, Carptenters and Joiners. [4]
MILLS Hadley village 1874 MILLS & HUTTON.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, &c. Also, a full Stock of Clothing. [4]
MILLS Lapeer city 1874 WEBSTER & MILLS.. Dealers in Agricultural Implements and Farm Machinery, Neppessing St [4]
MILLS, A.D. Hadley village 1874 Dealer in and Repairer of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All work Warranted. Also, Agent, for Clipper Mower and Reaper. [4]
MILLS D. & F. & S Hadley sec 5,7 1863 Farmer [3]
MILLS, J. Hadley sec 7 1863 Carpenter [3]
MINER, C.S. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods, &c. Also Manager of American Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., Abram House Block [4]
MISNER, A. Mayfield 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
MISNER, Moses Lapeer village 1842 attorney and counsellor at law, office in the court-house [7, p. 63]
MIXTURE, D. Goodland sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
MOOR, S. Elba sec 17 1863 Farmer and Mechanic [3]
MOORE, B.C. Dryden Twp 1874 MOORE, B.C. & R.B. GOVAN.. Farmers and Breeders of Messenger and Sampson Horses, Merino Sheep and Durham Cattle [4]
MOORE, B.F. Lapeer city 1874 Vice=President, First National Bank[4]
MOORE, Joseph B. Lapeer city 1874 Attorney at Law, Prosecuting Attorney [4]
MOORE, M.T. Almont village 1874 Physician and Surgeon [4]
MOORLAND, A. Hadley village 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Blankets, and all Goods needed in a First-class Harness Shop. [4]
MORE, J. Metamora sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
MORS, Richard Metamora sec 26 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Grain, Stock, and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser, 1874 [4]
MORSE, Orville O. Metamora sec 6 1863, 1874 Merchant 1863 [3], County Treasurer 1874 [4]
MORTON, Charles Almont village 1863, 1874 Miller, 1863 [3], Resident and Miller, 1874 [4]
MORTON, John Thornville 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Flour, Feed, Grain Pearl Barley and Oatmeal. Custom Grinding done to order. [4]
MOSES, B. Marathon sec 29 1863 Millwright and Builder [3]
MOSES, J. Lapeer city 1874 Carriage Manufacturer, Park St [4]
MOTT, George Beechville 1874 Attorney at Law and Notary Public [4]
MOYER, A. North Branch, Beechville 1874 Moyer & Simmons . . Propr of Saw and Shingle Mill. Manufrs of Lumber, Shingles, Heading Doors, Sash and Blinds [4]
MUDGE, O.I. Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
MUIR, John G. Almont sec 8 1863 General Farmer and Stock Grower [3]
MUIR, John M. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
MUIR, William Almont sec 7 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer and Breeder of Good Stock, 1874 [4]
MUMA, G.A. Goodland sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
NATIONAL HOTEL Almont village 1874 Proprietor, James HARRINGTON [4]
NEWTON, Isaac Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
NICHOLS, A.D. Attica 1874 Contractor and Builder[4]
NICKERSON, A. Goodland 1874 Farmer and Hotel Proprietor [4]
NYE, S.D. Attica sec 36 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Breeder of Merino Sheep and Essex Hogs, 1874 [4]

O'CONNOR, P. Lapeer city 1874 Farmer and Dealer in Stock, Territorial Road [4]
OLMSTEAD Attica sec 28 1863 Blacksmith [3]
O'NEIL, William Beechville 1874 Practical Millwright [4]
OSTRANDER, Wm Almont village 1863 Blacksmith [3]
OVAITT, Daniel Oregon 1874 Farmer. Also, Carpenter and Joiner. [4]
OVEN, William and James Almont village 1874 Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, Crockery, &c. [4]
OWEN, H. Mayfield sec 36 1863 Farmer [3]
PAGE, Levi Burlington 1874 General Farming [4]
PALMER, A.R. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Neppessing St., near 1st Nat. Bank. [4]
PALMER, Charles Imlay city 1874 Civil Engineer [4]
PALMER, Joel M. Lapeer Twp sec 4 1836, 1863

J.M. PALMER, Farmer, 1863 [3]

Joel M. PALMER, commissioned by Governor in 1836 to establish a road through Lapeer. [5]

PALMER, Robert Arcadia 1874 Farmer [4]
PALMERLEE, Heman Hadley Twp 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
PARK, William Metamora sec 13 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser. 1874 [4]
PARKER, C.P. Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
PARKER, H.N. Dryden sec 24 1863 Farmer [3]
PARKER, Thomas Oregon sec 23 1863 Farmer [3]
PARMLEE, V.S. Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Stoves, Hardware, and Agricultural Implements, Machines and Machine Repairs kept constantly on hand [4]
PATTERSON, L. Metamora sec 16 1863 Carpenter [3]
PAYNE, F.J. and E.E. Almont village 1863 Grist Mill Saw Mill & Sash Factory [3]
PAYNE, Richard Attica 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
PEASLEE, J.A. Metamora sec 12 1863 Farmer [3]
PEASLEE, Mrs J. Thornville 1874 Resident [4]
PEASLEE, J.W. Mayfield 1874 Farmer and Grower of Hops [4]
PECK, I. & J.M. & M.G. Lapeer Twp sec 24 1863 Farmers [3]
PECK, Horace B.c Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
PELTON, J.W. Hadley sec 36 1863 Farmer [3]
PERKINS, B.F. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Music and Musical Instruments, Neppessing St [4]
PERKINS, James Metamora village 1874 Proprietor of HOARD HOUSE. Good accommodation for travelers. Feed and Stabling for Horses. [4]
PERKINS, R.F. Thornville village 1863 Merchant [3]
PERRY, Warren Elba 1874 General Farmer. Breeding Berkshire Swine a Specialty. Also, Grower of Merino Sheep and Blooded Stock. [4]
PETER, F.J. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer of Pine Shingles. Office, Neppessing St [4]
PETERSON, F.M. Oregon, Mayfield 1874 Mechanic. Foreman in T. Parker's Saw and Shingle Mill, Also, Propr of Farm in Oregon. [4]
PETTYS, Jas & W.C. Marathon sec 21 1863 Farmers [3]
PHELPS, P. Almont village 1863 Shoe Maker [3]
PHILLIPS, H.F. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer and Shipper in Lime, Coal, Salt &c., &c., at Depot [4]
PIKE, H.D. Lapeer city 1874

Alderman, 4th Ward [4]

Dealer in Dry Goods and General Merchandise, Neppessing St [4]

PIKE, O. Elba sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
PIKE, O.B. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Grain Raiser. Graded Devon Cattle, Cotswold Sheep and Chester White Swine a Specialty. [4]
PIPER Lapeer city 1874 TENNY & PIPER.. Jewelers. Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware and Fancy Goods, School, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Albums and Pocket Books. Special attention paid to Repairing Fine Watches; Abram House Block [4]
PIPER, A.H. Lapeer city 1874 Resident, corner Madison and State streets [4]
PITCHER, C.B. Elba sec 36 1840, 1863, 1874 Farmer [3] General Farmer, Stock and Grain Grower. Settled in Lapeer County in 1840. [4]
PITCHER, Mrs E. Metamora sec 9 1863 Teacher [3]
PITCHER, G.W. Metamora sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
POND, George H. Lapeer city 1874 Editor and Publisher Lapeer Democrat -$1 50, per year. Also Book and Job Printer, Neppessing St [4]
PORTER, Mr & Mrs A.J. Hadley village 1863 Hotel Proprietors [3]
PORTER, Andrew Goodland 1874 Farmer [4]
POSS, N. Lapeer Twp sec 18 1863 Farmer [3]
POTTER, H.W. Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
POTTER, W.D. Elba sec 32 1863, 1874 Farmer 1863 [3] Baptist Clergyman and Missionary of American Sunday School Union. 1874 [4]
POWELL, Mrs R. Almont sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
PRATT, S. Lapeer Twp sec 24 1863 Farmer [3]
PRESTIGE, D. Attica sec 10 1863 Farmer [3]
PRESWICK, J.J. Almont sec 18 1863 Farmer [3]
PRICE, A.D. Hadley sec 25 1863 Potter and Farmer [3]
PRICE, H.H. Almont village 1874 Dealer in Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, &c.. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Lamps, School Books &c. [4]
PRICE, Tobias Metamora sec 28 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer and Grain Raiser. Also, Breeder of Durham Cattle and Fine Wool Sheep, 1874 [4]
PROCTOR, James Hadley sec 3 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Farmer, Stock and Fruit Grower. 1874 [4]
PUTNAM, William H. Jr Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Tax, Titles, &c. [4]
QUATERMASS, William Imlay city 1874 Supervisor [4]
QUICK Imlay city 1874 SELL, QUICK & Co, Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes &c [4]
QUICK, A.F. Hadley sec 4 1863 Carpenter [3]
RABE, Ludwig Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
RACE, D. Almont village 1863 Hotel Keeper [3]
RANDOLPH, B.P. Dryden village 1863 Blacksmith [3]
RATTRAY, J. Almont village 1863 Justice of Peace [3]
READ, Ira Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain. Stock, and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser. [4]
REDFIELD, B.B. Lapeer city 1874 REDFIELD, B. B. & Son.. Manufacturers of all kinds of Pine Lumber and Shingles. Orders from Dealers promptly attended to. Territorial Road [4]
REED, E.R. Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, &c. Also, Boots, Shoes, Lime and Coal [4]
REED, N.H. Almont village 1863 Attorney at Law [3]
REESER, John Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
REESSER, T. Elba sec 18 1863 Farmer [3]
RETHERFORD, L.M. Almont village 1874 Proprietor, Meat Market, opposite National Hotel. [4]
REYNOLDS, I. Lapeer Twp sec 27 1863 Farmer [3]
REYNOLDS, J.R. Lapeer city 1874 Proprietor, Meat Market, and Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, Neppessing St [4]
REYNOLDS, Wm Dryden sec 7 1863 Farmer [3]
RICE, H.M. Lapeer city 1863 Farmer [3]
RICE, Jared Lapeer Twp 1847, 1874 General Farmer and Grain Grower. Settled in Lapeer Co. in 1847. [4]
RICE, William W. Mayfield 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Stock, Hay a Specialty [4]
RICH, Charles Lapeer, Elba 1847-72

CHARLES RICH, County Clerk, and Register of Deeds, Lapeer, Mich.     j2-1y     [1, p. 1, business cards]

Chas RICH, Farmer, Lapeer city [3]

RICH, Mrs Charles Lapeer city 1874 Resident, corner Liberty and Madison streets [4]
RICH, John T. Elba 1874 General Farmer. Also, Breeder of Thoroughbred Merino Sheep, Devon Cattle and Essex Swine. Representative from 2nd District in US Congress. [4]
RICH, J.W. Elba sec 19 1863 Farmer [3]
RICH, V. Lapeer city, Mayfield 1863, 1874

Attorney at Law 1863 Lapeer city [3]

Farmer and Attorney at Law 1874 Mayfield [4]

RICHARD, Asa & Bro Columbiaville 1874 Proprietors of Custom Grist, Saw and Shingle Mill. [4]
RICHARDS, G.D. North Branch 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Also, Carpenter and Joiner. [4]
RICHARDS, Joel Oregon sec 36 1863 Saw and Grist-mill Operator [3]
RICHARDSON, D.W. Almont village 1863 Post Master [3]
RICHARDSON, F. Almont sec 22 1863 Farmer [3]
RIDDLE, James Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Durham Cattle. Also engaged in Lumbering. [4]
RILEY, Clarenda Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
RILEY, H.H. Lapeer city 1863 Hotel Proprietor [3]
RILEY, Silas F. Hadley Twp 1874 Drover. Dealer in Cattle and Sheep. Also, Farmer and Raiser of all kinds of Produce and Stock. [4]
ROBERTS Lapeer city 1874 ROBERTS & BEECH.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, &c., &c. Opp. Court House [4]
ROBERTS, A.M. Goodland sec 23 1863 Post Master [3]
ROBERTS, E.M. Lapeer city 1874 Painter, Glazier and Paper Hanger, Res Cor Michigan and Monroe Sts [4]
ROBERTS, H. Mayfield 1874 Farmer [4]
ROBINSON, G.A. Almont sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
ROBINSON, John Imlay city 1874 Dealer in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, &c. Also, Justice of the Peace [4]
ROBINSON, R. Dryden sec 13 1863 Farmer [3]
ROGERS Hadley Twp 1874 ROGERS & LEWIS.. Grain, Stock and Fruit Growers. [4]
ROGERS, William Imlay city 1874 Groceryman, and Proprietor of a Livery Stable [4]
ROOD, A.A. & Y.H. & Mrs E. Lapeer Twp sec 10 1863 Farmers [3]
ROOD, G.W. Lapeer Twp sec 3 1863 Farmer, 1863 [3], Resident, Pine Street, 1874 [4]
ROOD, H.C. Lapeer Twp sec 10 1863, 1874

Farmer, Lumberman, 1863 [3]

Farmer, Manufacturer of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Flooring, Siding, &c. 1874 [4]

ROOD, Horace D. Mayfield sec 34 1836, 1863, 1874 Farmer [3], settled in Lapeer in 1836. One of 3 County Superintendents of the Poor, 1874. [4]
ROOD, Josiah R. Lapeer city 1837 1837 - One of two elected to represent Lapeer county in the Democratic Republican State Convention. [5]
ROSCOE or ROSCO, L.F. Lapeer Twp sec 24 1863, 1874

ROSCOE, L.F. Farmer, 1863 [3]

ROSCO, L. F.. Farmer and Stuck Grower, Merino Sheep a Specialty, 1874 [4]

ROSS, A. Imlay sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
ROSSMAN, Conrad Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Pork and Horse Raiser [4]
ROTH, Carl Almont sec 7 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

General Farmer and Stock Grower. Also Breeder of Merino Sheep. 1874 [4]

ROWLEY, Ory Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
ROY, Luciean Imlay Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
RUPERT, Joseph J. Attica sec 25, Dryden village 1863, 1874 Blacksmith, 1863 [3], Proprietor, Blacksmith Shop. General Blacksmithing promptly done. Dryden, 1874 [4]
RUSSELL, James G. Oregon 1874 Farmer [4]
RUSSELL, L. Attica sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
SAGE, A.A. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, &c., Neppessing St [4]
SAGE, Betsey Metamora sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
SAGER, William Metamora sec 28 1863 Farmer [3]
SANBORN, Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Breeder [4]
SANBORN, ELijah M. ALmont 1830 One of the earliest settlers, purchased land in Bristol (now Almont) Section 34, on the east side of the road, on 26 Jun 1830. He settled there in Mar 1831.
SANBORN, Mary Hadley Twp 1874 Resident and Farmer [4]
SANBORN, R.T. Hadley sec 2 or 7 1863 Farmer [3]
SCHANCK, Henry Dryden Twp sec 29 1874 [4]
SCHANCK, John Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
SCHELL, A. Beechville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Crockery, Glassware, &c. [4]
SCHELL, S. Beechville 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Cotswold and Leicester Sheep and Berkshire Hogs. [4]
SCHOCK, Joseph Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock, Sheep and Horse Raiser. [4]
SCHUNEMAN, J.B. Lapeer Twp 1874 SCHUNEMAN, J.B. & Bro.. General Farmers Stock and Fruit Growers [4]
SCOTT, A.L. Beechville 1874 Physician and Surgeon. Also, Farmer. [4]
SCOTT, George E. Hadley village 1863 Wagon Maker [3]
SCOTT, S.B. Beechville 1874 Supervisor anf Farmer [4]
SEAMAN, H. Burlington 1874 Township Treasurer, Methodist Minister. Also General Farmer. [4]
SEAVER, L. Lapeer Twp sec 28 1863 Farmer [3]
SELBY, John Elba sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
SELL Imlay city 1874 SELL, QUICK & Co, Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes &c [4]
SENNY, J. Lapeer Twp sec 26 1863 Saw Mill Proprietor [3]
SESSIONS, L. Dryden village 1863 Carriage & Wagon Maker [3]
SESSIONS, Levi Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Undertakers Goods, Caskets, Coffins, Robes and Shrouds of all sizes and styles. All calls promptly attended to, night or day. The elegant Hearse of John Lee will be in attendance whenever desired; Office and Warerooms, Neppessing St [4]
SHAFER, John Lapeer Twp 1842 County Sheriff [7, p. 63]
SHAFER, S. Lapeer Twp sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
SHARP, James Fish Lake 1874 Genl Farmer, and Lumberman for Co., Sec. 6, Lynn Tp. St. Clair Co. [4]
SHAW, H.W. Lapeer Twp sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
SHAW, S. Dryden sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
SHELDON, Clarence Fish Lake 1874 Inspector for Co. [4]
SHELL, H.S. North Branch 1874 Farmer, Grain and Fruit Raiser. Breeding Stock a Specialty. [4]
SHERMAN, S.O. Otter Lake 1874 Manager for Belden & Benson [4]
SHERWOOD, A. Mayfield sec 21 1863 Pump Manufacturer & Farmer [3]
SHIPPY, N.S. North Branch 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser. Fine Wool Sheep a Specialty. [4]
SHOESMITH, J. Almont sec 24 1963 Farmer [3]
SHOLES Beechville 1874 BALLARD & SHOLES - Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Yankee Notions, &c. [4]
SHOTWELL, B.H. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
SICKLESTEEL, George Beechville 1874 Merchant and Custom Miller. Manufr of and Dealer in Lumber, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Planing, Matching, Scroll Sawing, Turning, &c,, done to order. [4]
SILSBURY, Jon Oregon sec 24 1863 Farmer [3]
SIMES, T. Lapeer city 1874 Resident, Genesee st [4]
SIMMONS North Branch 1874 Moyer & Simmons . . Propr of Saw and Shingle Mill. Manufrs of Lumber, Shingles, Heading Doors, Sash and Blinds [4]
SIMMONS, J. 1842 Master builder [7, p. 63]
SIMPKINS, A. Almont sec 21 1863 Farmer [3]
SINCLAIR, Alex Burnside 1874 Farmer and Supervisor [4]
SISSON, Gilbert Imlay Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
SKINNER, H.E. Lapeer city 1863 Blacksmith [3]
SLACK, P. Thornville village 1863 Blacksmith [3]
SLAYTON, Mrs Polly Lapeer city 1863, 1874 1863 [3], Resident, corner Liberty and Washington streets, 1874 [4]
SLAYTON, R.H. Elba sec 19 1863 Farmer [3]
SLEEPER, Benjamin Goodland 1833, 1874 Farmer and Carpenter. Settled in this County 1833. [4]
SLEEPER, D. Almont sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
SLEEPER, Jonathan Almont sec 28 1830 The second white settler in Lapeer county was Jonathan SLEEPER, who purchased 80 acres in what is now Almont, being the E half of the NE quarter of Section 28, on 23 Nov 1830, and built a log cabin on the south end of his lot. The north end of his lot later became part of the village of Almont. The first road in the county, built by ALLEN, ALLEN, THORINGTON and WASHBURN, ran along the eastern border of Jonathan SLEEPER's property.
SLIMER, Peter Hadley village 1874 Proprietor of Grist and Saw Mill. Grinding done to order, and satisfaction Guaranteed. [4]
SLONE, D.F. Metamora village 1874 M.B., M.C., P.S., Ontario. Residence, Metamora. Office hours, every Saturday P.M. [4]
SMALLING, C. Lapeer Twp sec 25 1863 Farmer, Lawyer, Preacher [3]
SMITH Beechville 1874 Smith & Brown . . Propr Restaurant and Billiard Hall [4]
SMITH, C.A. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer of Shingles. Orders promptly filled. Cars loaded at Lapeer or Dodges Switch. Elba [4]
SMITH, George Lapeer city 1863 Tailor [3]
SMITH, G.W. Lapeer city 1863 Saloon [3]
SMITH, H. Almont village 1874 Tailor [4]
SMITH, H.M. Lapeer Twp sec 1 1863, 1874 Flower Culturalist, 1863 [3], Carpenter and Joiner, 1874 [4]
SMITH, J.C. Metamora sec 7 1863 Farmer & Edge Toolmaker [3]
SMITH, J.O. Lapeer city 1863, 1874 Painter, 1863 [3], Manufufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Furnture, Neppessing St, 1874 [4]
SMITH, James P. Attica 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower, and Breeder of Berkshire Hogs [4]
SMITH, J.S. Almont sec 33 1863 Farmer [3]
SMITH, L.M. Lapeer city 1874 Marshall House.. L. M. Smith & Bro., Proprs. corner Pine and Park Sts [4]
SMITH, Miron B. Lapeer 1858, 1863

Notary Public, Lapeer, Mich. Interest on Primary School Lands received and receipted on authority. [1, p. 1, business cards]

M.B. SMITH, Deputy County Treasurer [3]

SMITH, N. Imlay sec 6 1863, 1874

Farmer, Blacksmith, 1863 [3]

Farmer and Raiser of Hops, 1874 [4]

SMITH, R.A. Lapeer city 1863 Miller [3]
SMITH, R.T. Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer and Stock Grower [4]
SMITH, S. Attica sec 25 1863 Farmer [3]
SMITH, S.H. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer of Shingles and Farmer, Corner Michigan and Main Sts [4]
SMITH, Urban C. Mayfield 1874 General Farmer and Blacksmith [4]
SMITH, W.H. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Whips, Brushes, &c , Saginaw St [4]
SMITH, William H. Goodland sec 20 1863, 1874 Farmer, Lumber Merchant [3],[4]
SMITH, William M. Imlay sec 19 1863 Farmer, Carpenter [3]
SNOVER, G.W. Metamora sec 8 1863 Farmer [3]
SNYDER, A.R. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c., North, Abram's House [4]
SNYDER, P.J. Attica 1874 Farmer and Stock Raiser [4]
SOLOMON, Hadida Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Wines and Liquors, Groceries, Choice Segars, Tobaccos, &c., Neppessing St [4]
SPAULDING, S.G. Almont sec 21 1863 Farmer [3]
SPENCER, Benjamin Attica 1874 Farmer [4]
SPENCER, E. Dryden sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
SPENCER, J.H. Metamora sec 3 1863 Farmer [3]
SPENCER, John Burlington 1874 Grain, Stock and Fruit Grower. Also, Breeder of Long Wool Sheep, Berkshire and Suffolk Hogs. [4]
SQUIRES, Warren Attica 1874 Farmer [4]
STAPLES, J.F. Imlay city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Leather, Hides, &c. Also, Custom made Boots and Shoes [4]
STARK, N.M. Otter Lake 1874 Book Keeper for Belden & Benson [4]
STEENSON, Robert Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Mason [4]
STEPHENS Fish Lake 1874 Stephens & Mellen's . . Manufrs of Pine Lumber. Capacity of Mills, one hundred thousand feet, per day. Mills run day and night the year round. Planed Lumber of every description at Mills. P. O. Stephens, Lapeer Co., Michigan [4]
STEPHENS, H. Almont village 1863 [3]
STEVENS, G.O. Lapeer Twp sec 28 1863 Farmer [3]
STEWART, John Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
STEWART, J.W. Almont sec 20 1863 Farmer [3]
STEWART, Robert Elba 1874 General Farmer [4]
STEWART, Robert Fish Lake 1874 Paymaster for Co. [4]
STICKNEY, William W. Lapeer 1858, 1863, 1874

WM. W. STICKNEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Solicitor in Chancery, Office in the Court House Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]

W.W. STICKNEY, Attorney at Law - 1863 [3] and 1874 [4]

STILES, M. Lapeer Twp sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
STIMPSON, P. Metamora sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
STIMSON, P. Elba 1874 General Farmer and Grower of Durham Stock. [4]
STIVER, Peter Burlington 1874 Supervisor. Also, Farmer Making, Stock Growing a Specialty. [4]
STONE, A.R. Almont village 1863, 1874 MD, Physician, 1863 [3], Physician and Surgeon, 1874 [4]
STONE, Silas Hadley village 1874 Veterinary Surgeon. Also, Proprietor of Stage Line, between Hadley and Metamora. [4]
STRINGER, George Lapeer Twp sec 29 1863, 1874 Farmer. 1863 [3] Farmer. Cotswold Sheep a Specialty. 1874 [4]
STRINGER, Miss M.C. Lapeer Twp sec 29 1863 Teacher [3]
STRINGHAM, O.W. Almont, sec 17 1863 Farmer [3]
STRONG, H.L. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
STRUBLE, Lewis Y. Attica 1874 STRUBLE, Lewis Y. & Son.. General Farmers, Durham Cattle, Leicester Sheep, and Berkshire Swine a Specialty [4]
STUART, A.W. Goodland sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
SULLIVAN Almont village 1874 SULLIVAN & GREEN.. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Light and Heavy Buggies, Carriages, Lumber Wagons, Sieighs and Cutters of every description. Repairing neatly and promptly done. [4]
SULLIVAN, T.O. Fish Lake 1874 Foreman for Co. [4]
SUTTON Lapeer city 1874 Loder & Sutton.. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Nails and Glass, Rubber aad Leather Belting, Files, &c, Neppessing St [4]
SUTTON, J.B. Attica sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
SUTTON, John B. Lapeer city 1874 one of two County Coroners [4]
SUTTON, L.L. Dryden sec 8 1863 Farmer [3]
SUTTON, O.W. Burnside 1874 Farmer [4]
SWAYZE, J.A. Lapeer city 1874 Agent C.& L.H.R.R. Sells Tickets through to ail points East, via G.T. and G.W. Railway [4]
SWEARTHOUT, A. Attica 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
SWIFT, George Lapeer 1858 GEORGE SWIFT, Manufacturer and Dealer in Tinware, Stoves, &c., Lapeer. [1, p. 1, business cards]
SWIFT, Joseph Mayfield sec 32 1863 Farmer [3]
TACKELS, C. Imlay sec 8 1863 Farmer, Lumber Merchant [3]
TAGGARD, R. Almont sec 3? 1863 Farmer [3]
TAYLOR, Miss Anna Metamora sec 2 1863 Farmer [3]
TAYLOR, D.W. Burlington 1874 General Farmer and Lumberman [4]
TAYLOR, E. 1842 E. TAYLOR, R. GATES, tanners and curriers, boot and shoe makers [7, p. 63]
TAYLOR, J.M. Lapeer city, Mayfield sec 24 1863 Millwright & Sawyer [3]
TAYLOR, Robert L. Lapeer city 1874 Attorney at Law, Register of Deeds [4]
TAYLOR, Thomas C. Almont village 1874 Attorney at Law[4]
TAYLOR, W.J. Burnside 1874 M.D. Office, one door South of Burnside Hotel, Burnside P.O. [4]
TELLER, J.W. Lapeer Twp 1874 Manufacturer of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Flooring Siding, Heading, Flour, Feed, &c. [4]
TENNY Lapeer city 1874 TENNY & PIPER.. Jewelers. Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware and Fancy Goods, School, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Albums and Pocket Books. Special attention paid to Repairing Fine Watches; Abram House Block [4]
THATCHER, C.L. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in School Miscellaneous and Blank Books, and all kinds of Stationery, Pocket Books, Bill Books, Notions, &c. Wall Paper a specialty; Franklin Ave. [4]
THAYER, S.D. Rich 1874 Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser [4]
THOMAS, C.P. Lapeer city 1874 Attorney at Law [4]
THOMAS, L. Metamora sec 10 1863 Farmer [3]
THOMAS, S.V. Elba sec 11 1863 Farmer [3]
THOMPSON Lapeer village 1842 BARTOW & THOMPSON, attorneys and counsellors at law and solicitors in chancery, Flint River, Saginaw Street [7, p. 63]
THOMPSON, M.D., A.H. Lapeer city 1874 Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon, corner Cedar and Clay Sts [4]
THOMPSON, A.M. Hadley sec 2 1863, 1874

Horse Dealer & Farmer, 1863 [3]

Propr Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables. Also Omnibus and Hack Line, Park St., near Marshall House. 1874 [4]

THOMPSON, J. Lapeer Twp sec 36 1863 Farmer [3]
THORN, Benjamin Thornville 1874 Resident[4]
THORN, Charles S. Thornville 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser [4]
THORNE, B. & G. Thornville village 1863 Farmers [3]
THORNE, S. Thornville village 1863 Hotel Proprietor [3]
TODT, A.H. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturers of Carriages, Sleighs and Cutters. Platform Spring Wagons a specialty; Park St [4]
TOMLINSON Lapeer city 1874 TOMLINSON & WATERBURY.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ladies and Children's Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, &c., Bank Block [4]
TOMLINSON, H.R. Lapeer city 1863 Car & Wagon Maker [3]
TOMLINSON, Samuel Lapeer village 1842 Coach, wagon and sleighmaker, office on Saginaw Street. [7, p. 63]
TOMLINSON, S.J. Lapeer city 1863, 1874 Editor & Proprietor of Lapeer Republican [3] City Clerk 1874 [4], Proprietor of the "Clarion" Newspaper. Book and Job Steam Printing House, Neppessing St [4]
TOMLINSON, William W. Oregon 1874 Proprietor of Farm. Also, Manufacturer of Wagons and Sleighs. Repairing promptly done. [4]
TOMPKINS, S. Almont sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
TOWNSEND Imlay city 1874 TOWNSEND & Bro.. Dealers in Produce and Genl Mdse [4]
TOWNSEND, C. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock, Fruit, and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser [4]
TOWNSEND, L.C. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock, and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser [4]
TOWNSEND, Urile Almont village 1874 Resident [4]
TREADWAY, Joseph Elba sec 8 1863, 1874 Farmer. Stock and Wool Grower. [3]
TRIPP, John L. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer and Manufacturer of Lumber [4]
TRIPP, M. & Z. Lapeer Twp sec 27 1863 Farmers [3]
TRIPP, N.F. Lapeer Twp sec 27 1863 Farmer and Thresher [3]
TRIPP, Mrs S. Lapeer Twp sec 27 1863 Teacher [3]
TRUMBALL, A.P. Fish Lake 1874 Foreman in Planing Mill. Also, Sea-Faring Man for twenty years. [4]
TUCKER Lapeer city 1874 DEMOREST & TUCKER.. Proprietors, Italian and American Marble Works. Dealers in Monuments, Headstones, Mantle Work, Tablets, Building Stone, &c., &c. Opp. Goodrich Block [4]
TUCKER, M.B. Goodland sec 22 1863 Farmer [3]
TUCKER, T. Goodland sec 17 1863 Farmer [3]
TUNISON, M.C. Hadley Twp 1874 General Farmer[4]
TURRELL, A. Marathon sec 9 1863 Farmer [3]
TURRILL, G.N. Elba sec 1, Lapeer Twp 1863, 1874

TURRILL, G.N. Saw-mill Operator, Elba 1863 [3]

TURRILL, Geo. N.. Farmer and Dealer in Real Estate, Lapeer Twp 1874 [4]

TURRILL, J. Henry Lapeer 1858, 1863, 1874

J. HENRY TURRILL, Lumber Merchant Mill half a mile South of the village of Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]

Jas TURRILL, Farmer, Lapeer city 1863 [3]

Hart R. G. & Co - Bankers. R. G. Hart, James Turrill 1874 [4]

TURRILL, Dr. Minor Y. Lapeer village 1832 Dr. Minor Y. TURRILL came in winter 1831-2 with his wife, and his aged parents. They were one of the original 6 families in Lapeer village. First physician in Lapeer county. His sisters and their families came soon after.
TUTTLE, S. Arcadia sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
TUTTLE, William Lapeer city 1863 Farmer, Mechanic [3]
TUTTLE Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Manufacturers of Sash Blinds & Doors. 1863 [3]

TUTTLE & GREGORY.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, &c., Franklin Ave. 1874 [4]

TUTTLE & GREGORY.. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Siding, Flooring, Mouldings, &c., Monroe St 1874 [4]

ULRICK, Peter Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower [4]
VALENTINE, M. Marathon sec 15 1863 Farmer [3]
VANDECUR, W. Lapeer city 1863 Foundry [3]
VAN DYKE, Peter Lapeer city 1863, 1874

Merchant, 1863 [3]

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries and Genl Mdse., Neppessing St 1874 [4]

VANKLEEK, Henry Dryden sec 2 1840, 1863, 1874 Farmer, 1863 [3], Resident, 1874. Settled on Section 11, in 1840. [4]
VAN WAGNER, S. Goodland sec 29 1863 Farmer [3]
VARNUM Attica 1874 VARNUM & HODGES.. Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour, Feed and Grain. Also, Custom Millers [4]
VARNUM, W.N. Metamora sec 16 1863 Blacksmith [3]
VARNUM Lapeer city 1874 VARNUM & Co.. Founders and Wagon Manufacturers, Court St [4]
VARNUM Attica 1874 VARNUM & HODGES.. Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour, Feed and Grain. Also, Custom Millers [4]
VAUGHAN, C.E. Oregon 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Lumber, Large Bills of Sawing Solicited, Millville. [4]
VINCENT, James H. Lapeer 1858, 1874

BIBLES and TESTAMENTS.—A good assortment of Bibles and Testaments may be found at Vincent's Drug Store. A new supply has just been received from the American Bible Society, to be sold very low for cash. J.H. VINCENT. Treasurer of Lapeer County Bible Society. [1, p. 1, business cards]

J. H. VINCENT, Treasurer of Lapeer county Bible Society, and keeper of Depository, Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]

J.H. VINCENT, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines &c., Lapeer, Mich.     a12-y1     [1, p. 1, business cards]

County Superintendent of Schools, 1874 [4]

VINCENT, S.F. Mayfield sec 25 1863 Carpenter & Joiner [3]
VINCENT, Shad N. Lapeer city 1874 Book Seller and Stationer, Franklin Ave. [4], Druggist and Grocer. Also Express Agent, and Manager for W. U. Telegraph Co. [4]
VINCENT, S.T. Lapeer city 1874 Agent for Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Co., of Canton, Ohio. Res. on Plank Road [4]
VOSBURGH, A. Lapeer city 1874 Proprietor, Livery and Sale Stable, opp. Marshall House [4]
WADSWORTH, Daniel Lapeer city 1874 Contractor and Builder, Law St [4]
WADSWORTH, W.R. Lapeer city 1874 Dealer in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Roots, &c, Res, Bentley St [4]
WAIDIE, Walter Lapeer city 1874 Horse Shoeing and General Blacksmithing, Fox St [4]
WALKER, Charles M. Lapeer 1958 CHARLES M. WALKER, Attorney & Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Prosecuting Attorney and Notary Public. Office in the Court House, Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]
WALKER, E. Lapeer Twp sec 28 1863 Farmer, Merchant [3]
WALKER, Merritt Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Raiser, also, Proprietor of Blacksmith and Wagon Shop. [4]
WALKER, R.T. Lapeer city 1874 WALKER, R.T. & Bro.. Proprietors, S. S. S. & H. Mill. Manufacturers of Shingles, Headings and Lumber, Territorial Road [4]
WALKER, Thomas Lapeer Twp sec 28,29 1863 Farmer [3]
WALLACE, William Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and General Stock Breeder [4]
WALTER, R.C. Lapeer city 1863 Teacher [3]
WALTON, F.L. Attica 1874 Farmer [4]
WALTON, J.B. Attica sec 32? 1863 Farmer [3]
WALTON, Jonathan T. Attica sec 35 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

Farmer, Fruit Raiser and Breeder of Suffolk and Chester White Hogs. Pure Grain a Specialty, 1874 [4]

WALTON, S.W. Imlay city 1874 Attorney [4]
WARD & MCCULLOUGH Lapeer city 1863 Blacksmiths & Carrige Makers [3]
WASHER, D.M. Almont village 1874 Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harnesses, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Boots, Shoes, Robes, Whips, Blankets, Brushes, Combs, Fly Nets, &c. Repairing promptly done. [4]
WATERBURY Lapeer city 1874 TOMLINSON & WATERBURY.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ladies and Children's Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, &c., Bank Block [4]
WATERBURY, L.E. Lapeer city 1863 [3]
WATKINS, E. Attica sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
WATKINS, John J. Lapeer, Elba sec 35 1858, 1863, 1874

JOHN J. WATKINS, Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Tinware, Stoves, &c., Lapeer. 1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

JOHN J. WATKINS, Notary Public Lapeer Michigan     feb3-1y     1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

S & G M Proprietor (Elba) 1863 [3]

WATKINS, J.J. Resident, Main Street, 1874 [4]

WATKINS, W.F. Lapeer 1858 W.F. WATKINS, Boot and Shoe Maker, Lapeer, Mich. [1, p. 1, business cards]
WATSON, W.H. Lapeer city 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Shingles, Res, cor Cedar and Park Sts [4]
WATTLES, D.C. North Branch 1874 Farmer, Stock and Fruit Grower. Breeding Stock a Specialty. [4]
WATTLES, J.M. Lapeer city 1863, 1874 Attorney at Law, 1863 [3], Wattles J.M. & Son, Attorneys at Law. Aldreman, 1st Ward, 1874 [4]
WEAVER, D. Dryden sec 3 1863 Farmer [3]
WEAVER, John Dryden village 1874 Resident[4]
WEBER, C. Lapeer city 1863 Gunsmith [3]
WEBSTER Lapeer city 1874

Dubois & Webster.. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, &c., Neppessing St [4]

WEBSTER, E.B. Hadley Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser [4]
WEBSTER, O. Dryden Twp 1874 General Farmer [4]
WEBSTER, O.P. Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain, and Fine Wool Sheep Raiser. [4]
WEBSTER, W.S. Almont Twp 1874 Farmer and Proprietor of Grist Mill [4]
WEES, William Imlay city 1874 General Blacksmithing. Horse Shoeing a Specialty [4]
WELLS, H.C. Almont village 1863, 1874

Cabinet Maker, 1863 [3]

Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Cabinet Ware. Also, Bed Springs, Milk Safes, Window Shades, Curtains & Fixtures, Picture Frames, &c. General Undertaker, Ready-made Coffins always on hand. Funerals attended to and Hearse Furnished if desired, 1874 [4]

WELLS, T.J. Lapeer city 1863 Saddle & Harness Maker [3]
WEST, A.B. Attica sec 31 1863 Farmer [3]
WEST, Daniel Attica 1874 Farmer, Stock and Wool Grower, and Breeder of Leicester and Cotswold Sheep [4]
WESTON, H.C. Beechville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, &c. Also, Farmer. [4]
WESTON, Irving Beechville 1874 Post Master, Particular attention given to Buying and Selling all kinds of Hard and Soft Lumber. Also, engaged in Buying and Selling Pine Lands. Mrs. Weston keeps an extensive Millinery and Fancy Goods Store. [4]
WESTON, J. Beechville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, &c. [4]
WESTON, L. Lapeer Twp sec 1, Lapeer city 1863 Farmer, Mason, Wagon Maker [3]
WESTON, O.P. Beechville 1874 Resident and Money Loaner [4]
WESTON, Samuel Lapeer Twp sec 35, Mayfield sec 35 1863 Farmer [3]
WHEELER, W.S.P. Columbiaville 1874 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Wall Paper, Crockery, Patent Medicines, &c. [4]
WHITE Lapeer city 1874 WHITE & BROWN.. Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Nails, Glass, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, &c., White's Block [4]
WHITE Lapeer city 1874 WHITE & HEVENER.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, &c., White's Block [4]
WHITE, A. Metamora sec 6 1863, 1874

Farmer & Mechanic, 1863 [3]

Farmer, Grain and. Fruit Grower, and Breeder of Fine and Cotswold and Leicester Sheep. 1874 [4]

WHITE, C.G. Lapeer city 1874 Cashier, First National Bank [4]
WHITE, Enoch J. & P. Lapeer city 1842, 1858, 1863

Enoch J. WHITE was JP and owner of Eagle Tavern, P. WHITE was keeper of Eagle Tavern, in 1842. [7, p. 63]

WHITE'S HOUSE, E.J. & P. White, Proprietors, Lapeer, Michigan. [1, p. 1, business cards]

E.J. WHITE, Hotel Proprietor [3]

WHITE, H.K. Lapeer city 1874 President, First National Bank[4]
WHITE, Col. J.R. Lapeer village 1831 The first saw-mill in Lapeer county was built in 1831 by the Pontiac Mill Company, on Farmers Creek, near the future site of Lapeer village. Col. J.R. WHITE purchased an interest in the mill, and was later owned by J.R. WHITE and Phineas WHITE. [7, p. 26]
WHITE, Jonathan R. Lapeer city 1858, 1863, 1874

JONATHAN R. WHITE, Attorney & Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public. Office in the Court House Lapeer, Michigan. 1858 [1, p. 1, business cards]

J.R. WHITE, Attorney at Law, 1863 [3]

WHITE, J.R. Resident, Genesee street, 1874 [4]

WHITE, John W. Lapeer village 1842 Blacksmith, Saginaw Street [7, p. 63]
WHITE, J.W. Lapeer Twp sec 23 1863 Peddler [3]
WHITEHEAD, William H. Almont village 1874 Proprietor of Saloon [4]
WHITNEY, L.D. Hadley village 1863 M.D. Physician [3]
WILCOX, H.N. Almont village 1874 Carpenter and Joiner [4]
WILCOX, Lewis Rich 1874 Farmer, Grain, Stock and Sheep Raiser [4]
WILDER, William W. Metamora sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
WILLIAMS, Aaron Fish Lake 1874 Chief Filer for Co. [4]
WILLIAMS, Anthony Attica 1874 Supervisor [4]
WILLIAMS, A.D. Almont village 1863 Minister of the Gospel [3]
WILLIAMS, J. Hadley sec 31 1863 Mechanic [3]
WILLIAMS, L.H. Hadley sec 9, Lapeer city 1863 Blacksmith [3]
WILLIAMS, O. Hadley sec 10 1863 Blacksmith, Farmer [3]
WILLIAMS, O.A. Attica 1874 Manufacturer and Dealer in Lumber [4]
WILLIAMS, Wm Attica sec 15 1863, 1874

Lumber Merchant & Sawmill Pproprietor [3]

Settled in this state in 1834 [4]

WILLIAMS, W. and A. Attica 1874 Manufacturers and Dealers in Pine and Oak Lumber. Planing, Matching and Sawing done to order [4]
WILSON, J.B. Arcadia sec 31 1847-74

Notary Public, Arcadia, Lapeer County [1, p. 1, business cards]

Farmer and Lumber Merchant [3]

Farmer and Manufr of Lumber. Also Resident of this State since 1824. [4]

WILSON, John Lapeer Twp sec 1 1863 Farmer [3]
WILSON, Mrs Mary Attica 1874 Resident [4]
WILSON, William W. Arcadia sec 30 1863 Farmer [3]
WINEGAR, Henry Metamora Twp 1874 Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser [4]
WING, William H. of Newbury 1837 1837 - One of two elected to represent Lapeer county in the Democratic Republican Convention. [5]
WINSHELL, P.T. Almont village 1863 Blacksmith [3]
WINSLOW, W. Dryden Twp 1874 Farmer and Breeder of Good Horses [4]
WOOD, A.M. Attica sec 29
WOOD, H. Lapeer Twp sec 25 1863 Foundryman [3]
WOODBURY, C.G. Lapeer Twp sec 4 1863, 1874

Farmer, 1863 [3]

WOODBURY, C.G. & Son.. General Farmers and Fruit Growers. Breeding, Graded, Short Horns a Specialty. Union School Dist. 1874 [4]

WOODARD, Harlow Elba 1874 General Farmer, Carpenter & Builder. [4]
WOODWARD, S.K. Oregon 1874 Farmer [4]
WRIGGLESWORTH, William Oregon 1874 Farmer [4]
WRIGHT, S. Lapeer Twp sec 34 1863 Farmer [3]
YEREX, D.V. Imlay Twp 1874 Physician and Surgeon [4]
YORKER, C.J. Lapeer Twp 1874 Farmer [4]
YOUNG, Alpheus Attica 1874 Farmer and Lumberman [4]

References

[1] The Lapeer Republican (Lapeer, MI) Mon, Aug 2, 1858

[2] The Lapeer Republican (Lapeer, MI) Mon, Oct 25, 1858

[3] 1863 Business Directoty for Lapeer County, MI

[4] 1874 Business Directoty for Lapeer County, MI

[5] Transcribed Newspaper Articles

[6] Lapeer County Biographies

[7] History of Lapeer County, Michigan : with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers (1884) by H. R. Page

[8] The History of Roads in Michigan

[9] The History of the White Horse Inn, Metamora

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