Sanilac
County Photo Album
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Bruno
and Grace Diem
taken in 1937 in front of
their 1937 Hudson.
At the time they were living about five miles west of Croswell.
Submitted
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Chuck and Anita Diem |
Photo
of Leonard Monroe Green family taken about 1906 in Sanilac Twp.
Left
to right back row standing: George Castator, Ida Mae (Green)
Castator, William N. Willis, Tena Ellen (Green) Willis, Ellis D.
Willis (child), Byron Munro Green.
Left
to right center row sitting: Ralph W. Castator, Leonard Monroe
Green, Christina (Graham) Green, Fred Wellington Green (baby),
Fred W. Green.
Left
to right front row sitting: Jessie C. Castator, Archibald Munro
Green.
Missing
from photo is Byron’s wife Jean Scott (Campbell) Green.
submitted
by
Bryan P. Green
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Wenzell
,Vernon, JB, & Helen Hoffman at farm in Applegate abt.1920
submitted
by
Dennis Hoffman
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Laura
(Louisa) Ellen (Wheeler) Green and Pierce (Perez) W. Green of
Bridgehampton Twp. They settled in Sanilac County in 1884.
They are the parents of George Perez Green, Lovila (Graves)
Green, Lucy Ellen (Allen-McClean) Green, William A. Green,
James Green, Laforest Hartwell Green, Leonard Monroe Green and
Charles G. Green. All of whom eventually settled in Sanilac
County with the exception of George and James.
submitted
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Bryan P. Green
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Max
Green, on his father Byron's farm at the corner of Goetze and
Snover in Forester Township. The photo was taken around
1925-1930
submitted
by
Bryan P. Green
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This is a picture
of Henry and Albina/Alvina (Viney) (Wixson) Meddaugh, who lived in
Sanilac county and are buried in Croswell cemetery. Henry was
born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, April 6, 1839, and Albina was
born also in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on January 3, 1844. Henry
died March 30, 1921 and Viney died May 28, 1913. They are buried
in the Croswell cemetery.
submitted by
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John Washington
Meddaugh/Middaugh, and his wife, Mary Thibaudeau/Thibodo. John W.
Meddaugh received a land patent in that area for 160 acres, on
October 30, 1857. He had moved there at a young age, after being
born in Canada in July 10, 1835. His parents were Robert Middaugh/Meddaugh
and Nancy Udell. There was an extensive newspaper article
published in the Sanilac Jeffersonian on April 15, 1910, on John
Meddaugh and his life in Worth Twp.
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Hannah Jane
Meddaugh, daughter of John Washington Meddaugh, and her husband,
Hector McLaughlin. Hannah was born in Worth Twp. 1-5-1850 to
Robert Meddaugh and Nancy Udell Meddaugh. She married Hector
McLaughlin on August 10, 1865. Her brother is John Washington
Meddaugh.
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Mary Eleanor Parker, who was born in Carsonville. Her mother was
Suzannah Mary Thornton, whose family had emigrated from England.
Her father was John A. Parker, whose background I do not know yet.
Suzannah is buried in the Rebekah Home for the Aged in Jackson,
Michigan. John Parker is buried in the Pinecrest Cemetery in
Oscoda, Michigan. Mary moved to Oscoda at a young age, and there
married Louis Elmer Meddaugh, who had been born in Croswell,
Michigan, to John Washington Meddaugh
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Here are two pictures of my grandfather's sawmill, and I'd sure like
to know who the people are in the pictures and the approximate date.
His name was Henry Gebhardt, and I believe the sawmill was somewhere
on Goetze Rd. near Forestville. If anyone has any information
I would be very glad to hear from you.
submitted by
Karen Shepard |
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