Michigan Local History: County Material M-N
Mackinac
Basic Information
County Seat: St. Ignace
Origin
of Name: Corruption of French term "Michilimackinac," which referred to
the straits area as well as the French settlement at the tip of the
lower peninsula.
Laid Out: 1818 as Michilimackinac
Organized: 1849 as Mackinac County
Population in 1990: 10,674
Material Available
Ancient and Picturesque Mackinac. Mackinac Island, MI: W.H. Gardiner, 1905.
Andrews, Roger. Old Fort Mackinac on the Hill of History. [Menominee, MI: 1938].
Armour,
David A. At the Crossroads: Michilimackinac During the American
Revolution. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission,
1978.
Armour, David A. 100 Years at Mackinac: A Centennial
History of the Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1985-1995.
[Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac State Historic Parks, 1995].
Bailey, John Read. Mackinac, Formerly Michilimackinac. [Lansing, MI: D.D. Thorp], 1895.
Bailey, John Read. Mackinac, Formerly Michilimackinac; A History and Guidebook. Grand Rapids, MI: Tradesman Co., 1909.
Before
the Bridge; A History and a Directory of St. Ignace and Nearby
Localities. St. Ignace, MI: Kiwanis Club of St. Ignace, 1957.
Benjamin,
Robert E. Mackinac Island; An Illustrated History, Guide and Map of the
Straits of Michilimackinac. Mackinac Island, MI: Benjamin of Mackinac
Island, 1953.
Benjamin, Robert E. Mackinac Island: Three Hundred Years of History. [Mackinac Island, MI: Benjamin of Mackinac Island], 1952.
The
Black Gown Tree: The Pere Marquette Pageant at St. Ignace. Souvenir
Book. [St. Ignace, MI: Father Marquette Historical Production Assoc.],
1968.
Coppess, Margaret. Island Story: The History of Michigan's
St. Martin Island. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Cooperative,
1981.
Corbusier, Harold Dunbar. A Boy at Fort Mackinac: The
Diary of Harold Dunbar Corbusier, 1883-4, 1892. Mackinac Island, MI:
Mackinac State Historic Parks, 1994.
Crouch, Helen. History of Bois Blanc Island. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Curiosities. Mackinac Associates. Spring 1981-April 1982; Winter 1984-April 1986.
Dahlquist, Caroline F. Legends and Folklore of the St. Ignace Region. CMU Term Paper, 1967.
Dallas, James M. Missions at Old Mackinaw, Ancient and Modern. . . Detroit, MI: Michigan Presbyterian Print, 1902.
Davis, Marion Morse. Island Stories, Straits of Mackinac. Lansing, MI: F. DeKleine, 1947.
Disturnell, John. Island of Mackinac, Giving a Description of all the Objects of Interest. . . Philadelphia, PA: 1875.
Doud, Margaret. Michael Dousman. CMU Term Paper, 1965. (Mackinac Island).
Dunnigan, Brian L. The British Army at Mackinac, 1812-1815. Lansing, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1980.
Dunnigan, Brian L. Fort Holmes. [Lansing, MI:] Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1984.
Fasquelle, Ethel Rowan. Ancient Guardians of the Straits of Michilimackinac. [Petoskey, MI:] Petoskey New Printing Co., 1929.
Gringhuis,
Richard. Were-Wolves and Will-O-the-Wisps; French Tales of Mackinac
Retold. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission,
[1974].
Grover, Frank Reed. A Brief History of Les Cheneaux
Islands; Some New Chapters of Mackinac History. Evanston, IL: Bowman
Publishing Co., 1911.
Hagen, John L. Moran Township- When the Moon is High. St. Ignace, MI: Moran Township Board of Trustees, 1976.
Havighurst, Walter. Three Flags at the Straits; The Forts of Mackinac. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice- Hall, 1966.
Henry,
Alexander. Massacre at Mackinac; Alexander Henry's Travels and
Adventures in Canada and the Indian Territories Between the Years 1760
and 1764. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission,
[1966].
Kelton, Dwight H. Annals of Fort Mackinac. Various Publishers, 1882-1884, 1886, 1887, 1892, 1895.
Kiebler,
Emmett W. The Old Log School by the Lake and the Surrounding Area: A
History of Portage Township, Mackinaw County, Michigan. Newberry, MI:
Luce County Historical Society, 1953.
Les Cheneaux Islands Bird's Eye View. Map, 1914.
Les Cheneaux en Bateaux: Les Cheneaux in Boats. [videorecording]. Cedarville, MI: Les Cheneaux Historical Association, 1987.
McCabe, John. Grand Hotel: Mackinac Island. Sault Ste. Marie, MI: Unicorn Press, 1987.
Mackinac Bridge and Island: Straits of Mackinac, Michigan. Berrien Center, MI: Penrod/Hiawatha, 1988.
Mackinac County of the Straits Country: An Official Guide. [St. Ignace, MI: 1924].
Mackinac
History: An Informal Series of Illustrated Vignettes. Mackinac Island,
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Mackinac Island, the Ancient Michilimackinac. Mackinac, MI: W.H. Gardiner, 1899.
Mackinac Island Town Crier. August 27, 1954-June 6, 1991.
Mackinac, the Gathering Place. Lansing, MI: Michigan Natural Resources Magazine, 1981.
Mackinac Under Three Flags: Tourist Guide and History. Mackinac Island, MI: Wickman's Photo & Gift Shop, 1928.
Mackinaw:
A Journal for Northern Michigan. January 22, 1985; February 19,
1985-February 2, 1988; May 9, 1989; June 6-September 26, 1989; October
24-November 21, 1989; January 2-April 24, 1990; May 8- June 19, 1990;
January 2-August 28, 1991; August 19-December 1992.
McVeigh, Amy. Mackinac Connection: An Insider's Guide. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Pub., 1989.
Markstrum, John A. Les Cheneaux Pioneers. Detroit, MI: The Author, 1973.
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Mackinac Island State Park Commission. The Forts of Mackinac. Mackinac
Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1962.
Newton, Stan. Mackinac Island and Sault Ste. Marie. Sault Ste. Marie, MI: Sault News Printing Co., 1909.
Nicholas,
Edward. The Chaplain's Lady: Life and Love at Fort Mackinac. Mackinac
Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1987.
Petersen,
Eugene. France at Mackinac; A Pictorial Record of French Life and
Culture, 1715-1760. [Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park
Commission, 1968].
Petersen, Eugene T. Guide Book for Mackinac Island Visitors. [Mackinac Island, MI:] Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1979.
Petersen, Eugene. Mackinac Island, its History in Pictures. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1973.
Petersen, Eugene. Mackinac's Grand Hotel: The Early Years. Ann Arbor, MI: Historical Society of Michigan, 1988.
Pictorial Mackinac Island. Mackinac Island, MI: E.W. Wallace, 1907.
Piljac,
Pamela. Mackinac Island: Historic Frontier, Vacation Resort, Timeless
Wonderland. Portage, IN: Bryce-Waterton Publications, 1988.
Pittman, Philip McM. The Les Cheneaux Chronicles: Anatomy of a Community. Charlevoix, MI: Les Cheneaux Ventures, 1985.
Pittman, Philip McM. Ripples from the Breezes: A Les Cheneaux Anthology. Cedarville, MI: Les Cheneaux Ventures, 1988.
Porter,
Phil. The Eagle at Mackinac: The Establishment of United States
Military and Civil Authority on Mackinac Island, 1796-1802. [Mackinac
Island, MI:] Mackinac State Historical Parks, 1991.
Porter, Phil.
View from the Veranda: The History and Architecture of the Summer
Cottages on Mackinac Island. [Lansing, MI:] Mackinac Island State Park
Commission, 1981.
Porter, Phil. The Wonder of Mackinac: A Guide
to the Natural History of Mackinac Island. Lansing, MI: Mackinac Island
State Park Commission, 1984.
Ratigan, William. Straits of Mackinac! Crossroads of the Great Lakes. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1957.
Republican-News.
March 5, 1910-December 28, 1919; January 3, 1921-December 30, 1922;
January 5, 1924-May 20, 1933. (Saint Ignace).
Republican-News and Saint Ignace Enterprise. May 27, 1933-December 30, 1943; January 9, 1947- December 31, 1959.
Robinson, George, comp. History of Cheboygan and Mackinac Counties. Detroit, MI: Union Job Printing Co., 1873.
Saint
Ignace Enterprise. February 22, 1887-March 30, 1888; June 7, 1890-June
3, 1893; June 27, 1896- May 22, 1897; March 4, 1909-June 20, 1912
(scattered); November 27, 1913-December 25, 1919; January 5, 1922-May
18, 1933.
Saint Ignace News. February 22, 1887-March 30, 1888;
June 7, 1890-June 3, 1893; June 27, 1896-May 22, 1897; January 30,
1980-February 3, 1994.
St. Ignace News Weekly Wave Edition. July 7, 1988-May 5, 1994.
Schermerhorn, Hazel F. Mackinac Island Under French, English and American. Reading, MI: n.d.
Schoonover, Viola. Mackinac Island. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Selected Scenes of Mackinac Island. Mackinac Island, MI: L.E. Edwards, n.d.
Selleck, Henry B. Beaumont and "The Mackinac Island Miracle". East Lansing, MI: Beaumont Memorial Foundation, 1961.
Sellman,
John J. Martin Reef: Lightship to Lighthouse, Another Chapter in Les
Cheneaux History. Cedarville, MI: Les Cheneaux Historical Association,
1995.
Shannon, Patrick. Tourism on Mackinac Island. CMU Term Paper, 1973.
The Standard Guide, Mackinac Island and Northern Lake Resorts. NY: Foster & Reynolds, 1904.
Strang,
James J. Ancient and Modern Michilimackinac, Including an Account of
the Controversy Between Mackinac and the Mormons. St. James, MI: Cooper
& Chidester, 1854.
Strickland, W.P. Old Mackinaw: or, The
Fortress of the Lakes and its Surroundings. Philadelphia, PA: James
Challen & Son, 1860.
Summerfield, Mary D. The Voice of the
Turtle: A Pictorial Narrative of Early Mackinac Island, Formerly
Michilimackinac. Grand Marias, MI: Voyager, 1975.
Sunlight Pictures, Mackinac Island. Mackinac Island, MI: E.W. Wallace, 1906.
Sunlight Pictures, Mackinac Island. NY: Foster & Reynolds, 1901.
United States, National Park Service. The Ramparts of Fort Mackinac, Mackinac Island, Michigan. [Washington, D.C.: 1943].
Van Fleet, James. Old and New Mackinac. Ann Arbor, MI: Courier Steam Printing-House, 1870.
Van Fleet, James. Summer Resorts of the Mackinaw Region, and Adjacent Localities. Detroit, MI: Lever Printers, 1882.
Ware,
W.H. The Centennial History of Cheboygan County and Village. . .
Supplement, Descriptive of Mackinac Island. . . Cheboygan, MI: Northern
Tribune Print., 1876.
Whitcomb, C.D. A Lake Tour to Picturesque Mackinac, Historical and Descriptive. Detroit, MI: O.S. Gulley, Bornman, 1884.
Wickman,
G.H. Mackinac Under Three Flags. Tourist Guide and History of Mackinac
Island and the Straits Country. Mackinac Island, MI: G.H. Wickman, 1946.
Widder, Keith R. Dr. William Beaumont: The Mackinac Years. Mackinac Island, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1975.
Widder, Keith R. Mackinac National Park, 1875-1895. Lansing, MI: Mackinac Island State Park Commission, 1975.
Widder,
Keith R. Together as Family: Metis Children's Response to Evangelical
Protestants at the Mackinaw Mission, 1823-1837. n.p., 1989.
Williams, Meade C. Early Mackinac: "The Fairy Island." A Sketch. St. Louis, MO: Buschart Bros., 1897.
Williams, Meade C. Old Mission Church of Mackinac Island. [Northfield, MN: 1912].
Wood,
Edwin O. Historic Mackinac. The Historical, Picturesque and Legendary
Features of the Mackinac Country. . . NY: Macmillan, 1918. 2 Volumes.
Woodfill, W.S. Grand Hotel; The Story of an Institution. NY: Newcomen Society in North America, 1969.
Macomb
Basic Information
County Seat: Mt. Clemens
Origin of Name: Named for General Alexander Macomb, an officer in the War of 1812
Set Off: 1818
Organized: 1818
Population in 1990: 717,400
Material Available
"Bath City," Mt. Clemens, Michigan. [Mt. Clemens, MI: Bath City Collectors], 1987.
Centennial History of Mount Clemens, Michigan, 1879-1979. Mount Clemens, MI: Mount Clemens Public Library, 1980.
Christenson, Robert S. The Halfway East Detroit Story. [Detroit, MI:] 1962.
Collins,
Thomas J. Saint Lawrence of Utica, 1866-19151: An Account of the
Beginnings and Growth of Saint Lawrence Paris in the Archdiocese of
Detroit. Detroit, MI: Gabriel Richard Press, 1951.
Conway, James
E. Historic Places Around Detroit: A Guide to 330 Historic Sites in
Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties. Detroit, MI: Detroit Historical
Society, [1977].
Crawford, Fred. An Historical Sketch of East
Detroit. Detroit, MI: Southeast Michigan Regional Ethnic Heritage
Studies Center, 1974.
Cutter's Guide to Mt. Clemens. Mt. Clemens, MI: C. Cutter, Annual. Have: 1898-1901, 1904, 1906, 1911.
De
Jean, Pierre. Along the Huron River: The Letters of Father Pierre De
Jean 1825-1826, Missionary Priest of Macomb County. Mt. Clemens, MI:
Macomb County Historical Society, 1986.
Detroit, Rochester, Romeo
and Lake Orion Railway. Illustrated booklet describing Romeo, Rochester
and the Summer Resort of Lake Orion. [n.p., 1900].
Eddy, Leo L.,
comp. A War History of Macomb County: Being a Record of the Civilian
Activities in the County During the Years of the World is War. Mt.
Clemens, MI: 1920.
Eldredge, Robert F. Past and Present of Macomb
County, Michigan. . . Together with Biographical Sketches. Chicago, IL:
S.J. Clarke, 1905.
Historic Romeo: Home Tour 1974. Romeo, MI: Romeo Historical Society, 1974.
History of Armada. [Armada, MI: 1964].
History
of Macomb County, Michigan Containing, Biographical Sketches, Portraits
of Prominent Men and Early Settlers. . . Chicago, IL: M.A. Leeson &
Co., 1882.
Judd, Hunter L. Macomb County: A Quarter Century, 1947-1971. Mt. Clemens, MI: Macomb County Library, 1971.
Looking
Back at Roseville: Roseville Pictorial History Published in Honor of
the 50th Anniversary of the Roseville Public Library. Mount Clemens, MI:
Library Cooperative, 1989.
Looking to the Future- the Utica-Shelby Communities. Utica, MI: Utica Area Chamber of Commerce, 1970.
Miller,
Ralph N. Depression Days in Mount Clemens, Michigan: Ralph N. Miller's
Journal 1933-34. Mt. Clemens, MI: Macomb County Historical Society,
1994.
The Mineral Bath City. Passenger Dept., Grand Trunk Railway System, [1904].
Mt. Clemens, Michigan Grace Episcopal Church. A History of Grace Church. n.p., 1971.
Mount Clemens, Michigan. Livonia, MI: Tri-State Publication, [197-].
Mount
Clemens, Michigan, "The Mineral Bath City." Issued by the Passenger
Department, Grand Trunk Railway System. [Grand Rapids, MI: James Bayne
Co., 1901].
Mount Clemens Mineral Spring; Mt. Clemens, Michigan Established 1873. Mt. Clemens, MI: Mineral Spring Co., [19--].
Muskrat Tales. Spring 1981-Spring 1986; Spring 1994-Spring 1997. (St. Clair Shores).
Newkirk, O'Neil J. Ruth: Scottville's Leading Lady. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Official Souvenir Book Commemorating the 175th Anniversary of Mount Clemens Area, Michigan, 1798-1973. [n.p., 1973].
Olympia Bath Company. Open Throughout the Year. Mt. Clemens, MI: Olympia Co., [1903].
The Original Mount Clemens Mineral Springs and Bath House, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Mt. Clemens, MI: J.H. Nellie & Son, 1888.
The
Pioneer of Michigan Mineral Wells: The Medea Springs, Mount Clemens,
Michigan. The Mt. Clemens Bath Co. Proprietors, [n.p., 1892].
Remer,
Deborah J. If This is Hastings-Then Where is Hog's Hollows?: A
Discovery of the Lost Villages in Oakland and Macomb Counties. Rochester
Hill, MI: Rochester Hills Museum, 1990.
Romeo Bird's Eye View. Map, 1868.
Roseville Public Library. Time to Remember; A History of Roseville Area. Roseville, MI: Roseville Public Library, [1973].
Sanders,
Elaine, editor. Just Yesterday; A Collection of Pictures and a
Bibliography. Ed. By Elaine Sanders and Patricia Scott. Mt. Clemens,
MI:, 1948.
Skinner, Grace C. History Stories of New Baltimore. [New Baltimore, MI: New Baltimore Public Library, 1961]. 2 volumes.
Souvenir Album of Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Mt. Clemens, MI: G. Chambers, [1890's].
Souvenir, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Mt. Clemens, MI: C. Cutter and R.J. Stewart, [1899].
Sterling Memories: An Oral History of Sterling Heights, Michigan. East Lansing, MI: Michigan Oral History Council, 1987.
Trinity, Bernard T. Many Yesterdays. Dublin, OH: Trinity Enterprises, 1986.
Manistee
Basic Information
County Seat: Manistee
Origin of Name: A Native American word first applied to the principal river of the county
Set Off: 1840
Organized: 1855
Population in 1990: 21,265
Material Available
Bentley, Gary C. Brethren, MI. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Bentley, Mary Jean. Ramsdell Theatre. CMU Term Paper, 1969. (Manistee).
Bischoff, E. Pierport. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Boulanger, Rachael. Manistee County Historical Society and Museum. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Boulanger, Rachael. Thomas Jefferson Ramsdell and the Ramsdell Theater. CMU Term Paper, n.d. (Manistee).
Chaney, Elsket B. A Story of Portage: The Settlers and Homesteaders Cut into Lake Michigan. Chaney, MI, 1971.
Churchill, U. Beryl. Copemish the Undaunted. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Cook, Kathe. Pioneer Reminiscences of an Old Settler. Manistee, MI: Manistee County Historical Society, 1960.
First Congregational Church, Manistee, Michigan, 1862-1962: Centennial. [n.p., 1962].
Gerhardt, Tom H. Mansions and the Lumber Barons that Occupied Them: Manistee, Michigan. n.p., 1969.
Gilson, Bertha M. The Way It Was. [n.p., 1979].
A
Glimpse of Orchard Beach and Manistee, Michigan, in the Resort Region
of Northern Michigan. Grand Rapids, MI: Dickinson Bros., n.d.
Hansen, James K. Salt Industry of Manistee. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Harold, Steve. Pleasanton Township, 1863 - 1983. Manistee, MI: 1983.
Harold, Steve. Shipbuilding at Manistee. Manistee, MI: S. Harold, 1979.
Helman, Cora W. A Heap of Living. Onekama, MI: C.W. Helman, 1955.
A
History of First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ,
Onekama, Michigan, 1882-1982. Onekama, MI: First Congregational Church,
1982.
History of Manistee, Mason and Oceana Counties, Michigan. . . Chicago, IL: H.R. Page & Co., 1882.
Labor Advocate. July 6, 1883-July 18, 1884. (Manistee).
Manistee
Advocate. December 19, 1874-December 10, 1881; July 5-December 27,
1907; January 1- December 31, 1909; January 6-December 29, 1911.
Manistee and Ludington, Illustrated. [n.p., n.d.].
Manistee Broadaxe. October 9, 1886-October 31, 1891.
Manistee Daily Advocate. January 2, 1896-September 20, 1897; November 11-December 31, 1898; July 1, 1903-December 31, 1910.
Manistee Daily News. April 16, 1894-October 3, 1914.
Manistee Democrat. December 16, 1882-August 13, 1891.
Manistee Independent. December 12, 1879-December 10, 1880.
Manistee, Michigan: Its Industrial, Agricultural and Summer Resort Advantages. Manistee, MI: Manistee Board of Commerce, 1919.
Manistee Standard. March 25, 1871-September 5, 1874.
Manistee Times. September 30, 1871-January 25, 1883.
Manistee Times Sentinel. February 7, 1890-February 3, 1893.
Manistee Weekly Times. February 15, 1883-August 27, 1886.
Merrill, Uledene. Railroad that Disappeared. CMU Term Paper, 1957. (Manistee).
Merriman, William. History of Bear Lake 1863-1950. CMU Term Paper, 1973.
Mueckler, Edwin A. The Centennial History of Trinity Lutheran Church of Manistee, Michigan. Manistee, MI: J.H. Shults Co., 1969.
Olson, Raymond. Burning of Manistee, Michigan on October 8, 1871. CMU Term Paper, 1967.
Onekama Mineral Springs and Summer Resort. Onekama, MI: Fred Culver, Printer, [1888].
Pepera, Dolores L. Early History of Manistee and the Fire of 1871. CMU Term Paper, 1964.
Pioneer Reminiscences of an Old Settler, By One of the Boys. Manistee, MI: Manistee County Historical Society, 1960.
Provisional League of Women Voters of Manistee County. A Citizen's Guide to Manistee County. Manistee, MI: 1966.
Russell, Curran N. The Lumbermen's Legacy. Manistee, MI: Manistee County Historical Society, 1954.
The
Salt City of the Inland Seas. Historical and Industrial Record of the
Great Salt City. Manistee, MI: West Graf, 1973 reprint.
Schindler, Charles G. Manistee Fire of 1871. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Smithe, Roger J. Murder in Manistee. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Timber Tales. Prepared by the Manistee County Historical Society. [Manistee, MI: Examiner Printing Co., 1960's].
Voice of the People. May 22, 1886-December 8, 1887. (Manistee).
Wiese, Fredrich. Autobiography of the Reverend Fredrich William Wiese, Sr. n.p., 1995.
Yli-Jokipii, Pentti. The Cultural Geography of Kaleva, a Finnish Immigrant Community in Michigan. Helsinki, Finland: 1971.
Marquette
Basic Information
County Seat: Marquette
Origin of Name: Father Marquette, a Jesuit missionary
Set Off: 1843
Organized: 1851
Population in 1990: 70,887
Material Available
Barber, Ralph E. A History of the Marquette Public Schools, 1854-1974. n.p. 1975.
Beard's Directory and History of Marquette County. . . Detroit, MI: Hadger & Bryce, 1873.
Biographical Record; This Volume Contains Biographical
Sketches of Leading Citizens of Houghton, Baraga and Marquette Counties, Michigan. . . Chicago, IL: Biographical Publishing Co., 1903.
Brinks, Herbert. Peter White. Grand Rapids, MI: W.B. Eerdmans, 1970.
Carp River Forge. Lansing,
MI: Michigan History Division, 1975.
Centennial, Republic, Michigan, 1870-1970. [Republic, MI: 1970.]
Franklin, Dixie. A Place Apart: The Bay Cliff Story. Marquette, MI: Bay Cliff Health Camp, 1983. (Marquette).
Harlow's
Wooden Man. Winter 1965-Summer 1978; Winter 1978-Spring 1997. Marquette, MI: Marquette County Historical Society, 1965.
History and Background of Chocolay Township, 1860-1964. [Ishpeming, MI: Globe Printing], 1964.
History of
Negaunee. [Negaunee, MI: Pallow Printing Co., 198-]
Huron Mountain Club. The Book of Huron Mountain. . . Edited by Bayard H. Christy. Huron Mountain Club, 1929.
Iron Ore. December 17, 1887-March 3, 1951; June 17, 1952-December
31, 1953. (Ishpeming).
The Iron Ore and Reflector. April 3, 1951-June 12, 1952. (Ishpeming).
Ishpeming-Negaunee, Michigan. Twin Cities Founders Day, July 5 through 8, 1973. [Ishpeming, MI: Globe Printing], 1973.
Lake
Superior Journal. May 1, 1895-November 13, 1950; June 11, 1953-October 4, 1956. (Marquette).
Lake Superior News and Miner's Journal. July 11, 1846-May 31, 1849. (Marquette).
Life in Negaunee. [videorecording]. Negaunee, MI: Negaunee
Historical Society, n.d.
Lill, Ruth A.C. The Twenties that Didn't Roar: Growing Up in Marquette. Ishpeming, MI: Globe Printing, 1985.
Lyman, Barbara. The Mirrored Wall; The Story of Iron Ore in Negaunee - Ishpeming. Ishpeming,
MI: Globe Printing, 1973.
Marquette Bird's Eye View. Map, [1871].
Marquette Bird's Eye View. Map, 1881.
Marquette Bird's Eye View. Map, 1886.
Marquette Centennial Michigan, 1849-1949. [Marquette, MI: Centennial
Book Committee, 1949].
Marquette County Tourist Guide. Ishpeming, MI: Globe Printing and Office Supply, 1962.
Marquette in 1900. Chicago, IL: Levytype Company, [1900].
Marquette Mining Journal. November 28, 1868-May
3, 1873; January 3, 1874-July 13, 1918.
Marquette Monthly. 1987: October-1994: July.
Marquette, "The Queen City of Northern Michigan:" Its History, Industry, Natural Attractions. Marquette, MI: Guelff Printing Co., [1924].
Mayor, Archer. Huron Mountain Club: The First Hundred Years. Thomson-Store, Inc., 1988.
Monette, Clarence J. Houghton in Pictures. Lake Linden, MI: C.J. Monette, 1989.
Negaunee Bird's Eye View. Map, 1881.
Negaunee
Centennial, 1865-1965. [n.p., 1965].
Negaunee Public Schools. Official Souvenir Program Diamond Jubilee Negaunee Public Schools, 1879- 1954. Negaunee, MI: 1954.
Nishnawbe News. July 1971-Fall 1982. (Marquette).
O'Dell
Richard. Marquette on a Vanishing Frontier. Marquette, MI: Marquette County Historical Society, 1978.
O'Dell, Richard. Reaching Out: A History of the Rotary Club of Marquette, Michigan, 1916 - 1981. Marquette, MI: The Club, 1982.
Official Publication of the Ishpeming Centennial Commission Commemorating Ishpeming's Centennial Held at Ishpeming, Michigan, July 25-31, 1954. n.p., 1954.
Rankin, Ernest H. A Brief History of the Marquette Iron Range. Marquette, MI:
Marquette County Historical Society, 1965.
Red Dust. National Mine, MI: National Mine Middle School. Have: 1983, 1984, 1986.
Rogers, Sandra. History of the State House of Corrections and Branch Prison, Marquette, MI. CMU Term
Paper, 1977.
Rydholm, C. Fred. Superior Heartland: A Backwoods History. Marquette, MI: C.F. Rydholm, 1989.
Skandia Township Centennial: Our Roots are Here, 1892-1992. Skandia, MI: Skandia Township Centennial Committee, 1992.
Steele, Clyde. It Seems Like Yesterday: Memoirs Not Dimly Defined Through the Haze of Time, but Vivid and Distinct. . . Marquette, MI: C. Steele, 1985.
Stone, Frank B. Philo Marshall Everett: Father of Michigan's Iron Industry of the City of Marquette. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1992.
Stonehouse, Frederick. Marquette Shipwrecks. Marquette, MI: Harboridge Press, 1974.
Waring, Betty A. The Story of Lake Independence, Big Bay, Michigan. Marquette, MI: Lake Independence Association, 1984.
Waring, Betty A. Yellow Dog Tales and Logging Trails to Big Bay, Michigan. Marquette, MI: Lake Superior Press,
1986.
Weekly Agitator. October 11, 1879-December 10, 1887. (Ishpeming).
Whitaker, Joe R. Negaunee, Michigan: An Urban Center Dominated by Iron Mining. [Philadelphia, PA: 1931.]
Wittemann, Adolph. Marquette and the
Upper Peninsula. [Photographic Views] NY: 1887.
Wood, Ike. One Hundred Years at Hard Labor: A History of Marquette Prison. Autrain, MI: Avery Color Studio, 1985.
Mason
Basic Information
County Seat: Ludington
Origin of Name: Stevens T. Mason, Governor of Michigan, 1835-1840
Set Off: 1840 as Notipekago. Name changed to Mason in 1843
Organized: 1855
Population in 1990: 25,537
Material Available
Anderson, Nora A. History of Ludington State Park. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Anderson, Russell F. Historic Not-a-pe-ka-gon: An Individualized History of Mason County, MI. Ludington, MI:
Lakeside Printing, 1933.
Bailey, Opal. A Hundred Years in Section 31 of Pere Marquette Township. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Bentz, Marie A. History of Rickey Cemetery. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Bird, Ellen K. History of Mason
County Eastern High School of Custer, Michigan and its Relation to the Community. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Budzynski, Mamie. All About Fountain, MI. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Cassuto, David N. Cold Running River. Ann Arbor, MI: University
of Michigan Press, 1993.
Crossett, Laura. History of the Mason County Historical Society. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Eikenberry, Gladys. History of the Sugar Ridge Church of the Brethren. CMU Term Paper, 1969. (Custer).
Fountain
Celebrates 100 Years: Centennial Year, October 3, 1982-October 3, 1983. [Fountain, MI: Fountain Village Council, 1983].
German, Donald L. Free Soil, MI. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Gillis, Eva. History of Navigation of Ludington and
Vicinity. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Hanna, Frances C. Sand, Sawdust and Saw Logs; Lumber Days in Ludington. Ludington, MI: 1955.
Hansen, Blanche. History of Amber Township, Mason County. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Hawley, Rose
D. Bones, Dolls, and Pomanders: Stepping Stones to History. Ludington, MI: Mason County Historical Society, 1983.
Hawley, Rose D. The Old House Remembers. Documented and Edited by Mary Frances Doner. Ludington, MI: Lakeside Printing, 1968.
Hawley , Rose D. The Old House Remembers. Ludington, MI: Lakeside Printing Co., 1976.
Historic Homes of Ludington. Ludington, MI: Mason County Historical Society, 1976.
Historic Mason County, Michigan, 1980. Ludington,
MI: Mason County Historical Society, 1980.
History of Manistee, Mason and Oceana Counties, Michigan. . . Chicago, IL: H.R. Page & Co., 1882.
Ingraham, Beverly E. History of Custer, Michigan. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Jenks, Vessie. Sketches of Pioneer Life Around Scottville. CMU Term Paper, 1942.
Jorissen, Eugene. Diphtheria Epidemic in Ludington 1881-1882. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Kinney, Frances. Life Along the Lincoln. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
(Scottville).
Kronlein, Leona. Clock and Our Town. CMU Term Paper, n.d. (Ludington).
Ludington Appeal. November 10, 1887-March 9, 1899 (scattered); January 4, 1900-December 27, 1900.
Ludington Bird's Eye View. Map,
1880.
Ludington Chronicle. December 30, 1915; January 6-December 28, 1916.
Ludington Daily News. March 12, June 3, 1909; June 17, September 9-10, November 10, 1910; July 22, 1911; February 12, 30, March 30, April 9, 10, May 6,
1912; August 9, October 8, 18, 1931; July 2, 1933- January 6, 1934; January 8, 1934-January 29, 1941.
Ludington Record. January 16, 1890-December 29, 1892; January 6, 1898-September 21, 1899.
McLain, William T. Epworth Heights,
Ludington, Michigan. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Malstrom, Margaret. Hamlin Lake: From Sawmills to Resorts. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Manistee and Ludington, Illustrated. [n.p., n.d.].
Marchinkevich, Maude. Rise and Fall of
Bachelor. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Mason County Bicentennial Celebration. n.p., 1976.
Mason County Enterprise. March 28, 1918-October 17, 1929.
Mason County Pictorial History. Ludington, MI: Mason County Historical Society,
1987.
Mason County Press. May 4, 1939-May 27, 1987 (1941 missing).
Mason County Record. September 17, 1867-September 9, 1874.
Mason County Star. February 25, 1915-February 7, 1918.
Newkirk, June. Scottville,
MI: The Biggest Little City in the USA. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Newkirk, Lyana June. Back Home with Ruth. NY: Vantage Press, 1976.
Newman, Florence. From Sawdust to Resort. CMU Term Paper, n.d. (Ludington).
Nickelson,
Sylvia. Once in a Lifetime: A Biography of Louis F. Peterson. n.p., 1981. (Ludington).
Parker, Marvel. History of Mason County Newspapers. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Plummer, Donald. Ludington, Michigan; Past, Present, Future. [Midland,
MI: Pendell Publishing Co., 1973].
Pratt, Hazel. Scottville Methodist Church. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Schrink, Virginia. History of Trinity Evangelical Free Church of Ludington, Michigan. CMU Term Paper, 1957.
Scottville
Enterprise. February 1, 1894; August 2, 1894; January 20, 1898-April 4, 1918.
Shaver, Helen P. Steps to the Heights: A Historical Narrative of the Early Struggles of the Methodist Church to Establish Epworth Heights, Which Resulted in a
Permanent Summer Resort. Tucson, AZ: Pima Print Co., [1957].
Sherburn, Raymond. History of Wiley. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Spencer, Robert N. Narrative Script of Pere Marquette Pageant, Presented at Ludington, Michigan August 14, 15, 16, 1936. Ludington, MI: 1936.
Stoner, J.J.
Bird's Eye View of Ludington, c.s. of Mason Co., Mich. 1880. Madison, WI: J.J. Stoner, [1880].
Timinskis, Ethelyn. Whistles that Were Ludington Trainferries. CMU Term Paper, 1969.
Wigren, Beatrice. Ward Town. CMU Term Paper,
1957. (Ludington).
Williams, E. Gray, comp. First Land Owners of Mason County, Michigan: Internal Boundary Changes and Township Development. Kalamazoo, MI: Michigan Heritage, 1967.
Wilson, Frances. History of the Ludington Lions
Club: 1835-1957. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Mecosta
Basic Information
County Seat: Big Rapids
Origin of Name: Mecosta (Big Bear) was a Pottawattomi chief who signed the Treaty of Washington in 1836
Set Off: 1840
Organized: 1859
Population in 1990: 37,308
Material Available
Autobiography of the Reverand Frederich William Wiese, Sr.. . . [Big Rapids, MI: St. Peter's], 1995. (Big Rapids).
Barryton Press. August 20, 1936; January 7, 1943-December 28, 1967.
Big Rapids Magnet. June 18, 1874-November 9, 1876.
Big Rapids, Michigan, the Water Power City. Seeley & Lowrey, 1906.
Big Rapids Pioneer. July 9, 1874-December 7, 1876; April 27, 1882-December 25, 1884.
Brigham, Elden L. Emerald; History of a Pioneer Community. Evart, MI: Evart Review, 1972.
Cope, Norma. In Celebration of 100 Years. Barryton, MI: Barryton Historical Society, 1994. (Barryton).
Dean, Barbara G. Barryton My Home Town. Barryton, MI: [198-].
Evening Bulletin. October 1, 1888-December 31, 1898. (Big Rapids).
Fitzgerald, Patricia B. Over the Hill to the Hospital. CMU Term Paper, 1976. (Stanwood).
Foreman, Linda. Sheridan Township and Winchester. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Galloway, Gordon. Hillbilly Poet. Morley, MI: Deerfield Publishing Co., 1995. (Morley).
Ketchman, Jean Ann. History of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Going Through Big Rapids, Michigan. CMU Term Paper, 1972.
Mecosta
Area History Book Committee. In Celebration of the Mecosta Area
Centennial, 1879-1979. [Mecosta, MI:] Morton Township Library, 1979.
The Old Settlers: A Nation Within Itself. Remus, MI: Old Settlers Association, 1988. (Remus Area).
100 Years, Remus Area Centennial, Wheatland Township, Remus, Michigan, 1977. [Remus, MI: Remus Area Centennial Committee, 1977].
125th Celebration: Wheatland Church of Christ Remus, Michigan. Remus, MI: The Church, 1994.
Ortwein,
Margaret M., editor. A History of Saint Michaels Parish, Remus,
Michigan, from 1888 to 1963.[Midland, MI: Ford Press, 1963].
Pioneer Magnet. December 14, 1876-April 20, 1882. (Big Rapids).
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Remus Record. December 24, 1942-December 14, 1944; January 6, 1948-December 31, 1964.
Sed & Dun. November 12, 1936-May 16, 1947. (Barryton).
Sotham,
T.F.B., comp. Ten Thousand Acres of Improved, Partly Improved, and Wild
Land, Farm, Grazing, Town, Suburban and Resort Property at Auction. .
.at Lakeview, Michigan. [Chicago, IL: Crown Press, 1911].
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The Story of the Remus Cooperative Creamery, and: How High Quality Remus Butter is Produced. [n.p., 1950].
Tice, Robert. Where the Chippewas Meet. CMU Term Paper, 1968.
Menominee
Basic Information
County Seat: Menominee
Origin of Name: Menominee Indian tribe
Set off: 1861 as Bleeker County
Organized: 1863 as Menominee County
Population in 1990: 24,920
Material Available
Daily Herald Leader. March 25, 1905-April 1, 1908. (Menominee).
Desjarlais, Wayne J. Potawatomi and the Hannahville Indian Community. CMU Term Paper, 1970.
Emich, Howard L. Menominee River Memories: Historical Articles on Twin Cities History. [n.p., 1976].
Faithorn Centennial, 1887-1987. n.p., 1987.
Graves, Margaret. Nadeau Twp. Telephone Company. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Hermansville Centennial, 1878-1978. [Hermansville, MI: Centennial Committee, 1978].
Ingalls, Eleazer S. Centennial History of Menominee County. Menominee, MI: Herald Power Presses, 1876.
Ingalls, Eleazer S. Centennial History of Menominee County. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1973.
Ingalls, Eleazer S. The Iron Mines of Menominee County, Michigan. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1972.
The IXL Museum Notebook: Hermansville, Michigan. [Iron Mountain, MI: Ralph W. Secord Press, 1988].
Lombard, Frances M. Shavings and Sawdust. Ann Arbor, MI: J. Lombard, 1993. (Hermansville).
Menominee Bird's Eye View. Map, 1860.
Menominee Bird's Eye View. Map, 1886.
Menominee
Centennial Corp. History of the City of Menominee, Michigan: The Past
with Remembrance, the Future with Longing 1883-1983. Dallas, TX: Taylor
Publishing Co., 1983.
Menominee County Journal. August 10, 1895-December 28, 1978.
Menominee County Journal Consolidated with The Stephenson Gazette. July 28, 1894-August 3, 1895.
Menominee Daily Herald. March 6, 1894-December 30, 1896; October 1-December 30, 1897; July 1, 1898-January 28, 1899.
Menominee Democrat. November 7, 1885-May 30, 1896.
Menominee
Herald. January 6, 1887-December 29, 1888; January 5, 1893-December 29,
1894; January 4, 1896-September 11, 1897; January 7, 1898-December 29,
1900.
Menominee Herald (Tri-Weekly). May 1, 1899-April 19, 1901.
Menominee Herald Leader. April 2, 1908-December 31, 1922; May 1, 1923-April 29, 1939; August 30, 1939-December 31, 1949.
Menominee Journal. August 26, 1893-July 21, 1894.
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Nursey,
Walter R. The Menominee Iron Range. Its Cities: Their Industries and
Resources. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1972.
Patrick, Lewis S. Sketches of the Menominee River. [Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Foundation, 1975].
Worth, Jean. Hermansville Centennial, 1878-1978. [Hermansville, MI: Centennial Committee, 1978].
Daily Herald Leader. March 25, 1905-April 1, 1908. (Menominee).
Desjarlais, Wayne J. Potawatomi and the Hannahville Indian Community. CMU Term Paper, 1970.
Emich, Howard L. Menominee River Memories: Historical Articles on Twin Cities History. [n.p., 1976].
Faithorn Centennial, 1887-1987. n.p., 1987.
Graves, Margaret. Nadeau Twp. Telephone Company. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Hermansville Centennial, 1878-1978. [Hermansville, MI: Centennial Committee, 1978].
Ingalls, Eleazer S. Centennial History of Menominee County. Menominee, MI: Herald Power Presses, 1876.
Ingalls, Eleazer S. Centennial History of Menominee County. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1973.
Ingalls, Eleazer S. The Iron Mines of Menominee County, Michigan. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1972.
The IXL Museum Notebook: Hermansville, Michigan. [Iron Mountain, MI: Ralph W. Secord Press, 1988].
Lombard, Frances M. Shavings and Sawdust. Ann Arbor, MI: J. Lombard, 1993. (Hermansville).
Menominee Bird's Eye View. Map, 1860.
Menominee Bird's Eye View. Map, 1886.
Menominee
Centennial Corp. History of the City of Menominee, Michigan: The Past
with Remembrance, the Future with Longing 1883-1983. Dallas, TX: Taylor
Publishing Co., 1983.
Menominee County Journal. August 10, 1895-December 28, 1978.
Menominee County Journal Consolidated with The Stephenson Gazette. July 28, 1894-August 3, 1895.
Menominee Daily Herald. March 6, 1894-December 30, 1896; October 1-December 30, 1897; July 1, 1898-January 28, 1899.
Menominee Democrat. November 7, 1885-May 30, 1896.
Menominee
Herald. January 6, 1887-December 29, 1888; January 5, 1893-December 29,
1894; January 4, 1896-September 11, 1897; January 7, 1898-December 29,
1900.
Menominee Herald (Tri-Weekly). May 1, 1899-April 19, 1901.
Menominee Herald Leader. April 2, 1908-December 31, 1922; May 1, 1923-April 29, 1939; August 30, 1939-December 31, 1949.
Menominee Journal. August 26, 1893-July 21, 1894.
Menominee, Michigan, Illustrated. Milwaukee, WI: Art Gravure & Etching Co., 1891.
Menominee Remembered. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Cooperative, 1982.
Nursey,
Walter R. The Menominee Iron Range. Its Cities: Their Industries and
Resources. Iron Mountain, MI: Mid-Peninsula Library Federation, 1972.
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Midland
Basic Information
County Seat: Midland
Origin of Name: Proximity to the geographical center of the Lower Peninsula
Set Off: 1831
Organized: 1850, however the 1850 organization was never implemented and the county was effectively organized in 1855.
Population in 1990: 75,651
Material Available
Ball, Minnie W., comp. 1867-1947; First Presbyterian Church of Midland. n.p., 1947.
Berriman, Stanley J. Red Keg: The Town that Never Existed. CMU Term Paper, 1969. (Averill).
Berriman, Stanley J. Upper Tittibawassee River Boom Towns. Midland, MI: Messersmith Printing, 1970.
Betts, Nancy L. Midland's Chippewa Nature Center. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Brooks, Mary. Wenzel Hardware of Midland. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Carlson, Bruce W. Midland, Michigan. Midland, MI: Pendell Publishing Co., [1973].
Coleman Area, 1871-1971; Warren, Teneva, Wise, Denver Townships. Coleman Area Centennial Corporation, 1971.
Coleman Bird's Eye View. Map, 1884.
The County of Midland, Michigan: Official Register, History, Art Folio, and Directory. Saginaw, MI: 1897.
Crosby, Veronica Jean. Midland's Water Supply. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Florey, Virginia. All the Way Home. n.p., 1984.
Florey, Virginia. Boundaries of Eden. n.p., 1980. (Midland).
Florey, Virginia. "An Indescribable Joy". [Midland, MI: Virginia Florey Landress], 1976.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library. Midland, MI: The Library, [1955].
Grundman, Gary. Jasper #9: History of a Log Cabin School. CMU Term Paper, n.d. (Midland).
Hannant, Larry F. History of the Midland Community Center. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Hart, Henry. At Least Partly True: Illustrated and Expanded. Midland, MI: Henry Hart, 1990. (Midland).
High, Alma J. Coleman, a Mill Town of Pioneer Michigan 1870-1964. [Linden, MI: Scottie's Printing, 1964].
History of Floyd School, Lee Township, Midland County, Michigan, 1878-1953. n.p., 1953.
Kelly, Sally. Midland Daily News. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Macliver,
G. Forsberg. Days and Ways of Pioneer Michigan as Revealed in
Buttonville to North Bradley. [Ann Arbor, MI: Edward Brothers, 1962].
Manley, Mary Jean. Bridging the Tittibawassee. CMU Term Paper, 1971. (Midland).
Midland Center for the Arts. [Midland, MI: The Center, 1971].
Midland, Chamber of Commerce. Midland, City of Modern Explorers. Midland, MI: Chamber of Commerce, 1938.
Midland Community Center, Midland, Michigan. [Midland, MI: McKay Press, 1962].
Midland Daily News. May 1, 1937-December 31, 1945.
Midland Log. Summer 1981-Spring 1987; Spring 1996.
Midland, Michigan Chamber of Commerce. Midland, City of Modern Explorers. [Midland, MI: Chamber of Commerce, 1938].
Midland Republican. January 1, 1881-April 29, 1937.
Midland Sun. February 17, 1881-February 7, 1884; September 4, 1890-December 16, 1920; January 6, 1921-February 10, 1927.
Midland
Sun. Portraying the City of Midland, Michigan. Home of America's
Greatest Chemical Institution, November, 1926. Midland, MI: Midland Sun,
1926.
Midland Times. January 27-April 18, 1872; March 25, 1874-September 25, 1875.
Miller,
Karen. Do it with All Your Might: The History of My Maternal Ancestors
who Settled in Midland County, Michigan. Stevensville, MI: Karmil
Publishing, 1994.
Napolitano, Viola. History of the Bullock Creek School System 1961-1971. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Nolan,
Herbert. In Memory of the Camp Sixteeners. Some Realities of the Early
Lumbering Days. Gladwin, MI: Kay Press, [1939]. (Edenville).
Pilon, Carol. Hospital Reaches Out. CMU Term Paper, 1971. (Midland).
Portrait and Biographical Album of Midland County, Michigan. Chicago, IL: Chapman Brothers, 1884.
Prewozniak, John. Bradley House of Midland, MI. CMU Term Paper, 1972.
Rogers, Betty. Chronicle of Poseyville School. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Sanford Area Centennial, 1870-1970: Souvenir Picture Album. [Sanford, MI: 1970].
Shangle, Betty L. Midland County Courthouse 1857-1971. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Squire, Fred C. A Study of the Condition of the Rural Schools of Midland County. . . 1938.
Vincent,
Florence. A Community History of Phetteplace School District and
Midland County. Phetteplace School, Midland Co., MI: 1948.
Vining, Lynn. Hotel Hecox. CMU Term Paper, 1969. (Coleman).
Whitehead, Don. The Dow Story. NY: McGraw-Hill, 1968.
Yates,
Dorothy L. The First One Hundred Years, 1867-1967; The Memorial
Presbyterian Church of Midland. Midland, MI: McKay Press, 1967.
Yates,
Dorothy Langdon. Salt of the Earth: A History of Midland County,
Michigan. Midland, MI: Midland County Historical Society, 1987.
Missaukee
Basic Information
County Seat: Lake City
Origin of Name: Ottawa chief, better known as "Nesaukee," who signed agreements with settlers in 1831 and 1833.
Set Off: 1840
Organized: 1871
Population in 1990: 12,147
Material Available
Bronkema, Donna. Social Life of the City of McBain, 1888-1918. CMU Term Paper, 1968.
Burke, Venus. History of Jennings. CMU Term Paper, 1968.
Cockerell,
Sadie. Social Survey of Caldwell Township with Special Reference to
School District No. 1 Doyle School. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
DeRuiter, Josephine. Dutch in Southeastern Missaukee County. CMU Term Paper, 1968. (Falmouth).
Eberhardt, Eleanor. Social Survey of Vogel Center. CMU Term Paper, 1944.
Ferguson, Carl. Dolph and Vicinity. CMU Term Paper, n.d.
Hazen, Cecille. Social Survey of Merritt Consolidated District. CMU Term Paper, 1945.
Hereweyer, Leonard. Pioneer Days in Clam Union. [Personal Recollections of an Early Settler. . .] [n.p., n.d.].
Jager, Ronald. Eighty Acres: Elegy for a Family Farm. Boston, MA: Beacon Press, 1990.
Lake, Adrienne. Social Survey of Lake City. CMU Term Paper, 1944.
Lake City Area Chamber of Commerce. A Brief History of Missaukee County. 1960's.
Lake City Journal. April 27, 1877-April 29, 1884.
Lucas Centennial, 1876-1976. n.p., 1976.
Missaukee County Historical Society. Missaukee County Family Histories. Lake City, MI: The Society, 1983.
Missaukee
County History Center, Missaukee County Library, Lake City, Michigan
49651 Presents Missaukee County School History. Lake City, MI: Missaukee
County Library, [199-].
Missaukee County History Center,
Missaukee District Library, Lake City, Michigan 49651 Presents Fred C.
Hirzel Photographs. [Lake City, MI: Missaukee District Library, 199-].
Missaukee Independent. January 4, 1888-March 23, 1892. (Lake City).
Missaukee Republican. May 25, 1905-March 26, 1964. (Lake City).
Missaukee Sentinel. December 20, 1990-December 19, 1994. (Lake City).
Moore, John G. Lake City in the Nineteenth Century. CMU Term Paper, 1970.
Nelson, John F. A Frontier Tale of Dolph and Dale. Bowling Green, OH: The Author, 1971.
Nordstrom, Erlind. Jennings: Born and Died Because of Trees. CMU Term Paper, 1971.
Peckham, Janis. Francis O. Gaffney. CMU Term Paper, 1968. (Lake City).
Plain Dealer. December 14, 1892-December 25, 1919. (Lake City).
Richardson, Marian. Social Survey of McBain, Missaukee Co. CMU Term Paper, 1944.
Taylor, Steven D. History of Lucas. CMU Term Paper, 1972.
Vogel, John. The Diary of John Vogel. [n.p., after 1931].
Waterfront. June 17, 1959-November 20, 1995. (Lake City).
Welcome to Lake City on Beautiful Lake Missaukee. [Lake City, MI: Lake City Chamber of Commerce, 196- ].
Yount, C. Howard. Lake City's Glass Factory Debacle and its Aftermath. [n.p., n.d.].
Monroe
Basic Information
County Seat: Monroe
Origin of Name: Named in honor of President James Monroe
Set Off: 1817
Organized: 1817
Population in 1990: 133,600
Material Available
Au, Dennis M. War on the Raisin: A Narrative Account of the War of 1812 in the River Raisin Settlement, Michigan Territory. Monroe, MI: Monroe County Historical Commission, 1981.
"Auld Lang Syne." An Incident History of Monroe from
A.D. 1844 to A.D. 1857. [n.p., 1909].
Bartolo, Ghislaine P. The Cross Leads Generations on a Bicentennial Retrospect: St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Formerly Known as St. Antoine at the River Raisin, Monroe, Michigan, 1788-1988.
Tappan, NY: Custombook, [1988].
Bidlack, Russell E. The Yankee Meets the Frenchman; River Raisin, 1817-1830, Social-Political-Military. Ann Arbor, MI: Plane Tree Press, 1965.
Brighten the Corner: A Book of Musical Memories of Monroe County, Michigan. Monroe,
MI: The Committee, 1977.
Bulkley, John M. History of Monroe County, Michigan. A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People, and its Principal Interest. Chicago, IL: 1913.
De Vries, James E. Race and Kinship in a
Midwestern Town: The Black Experience in Monroe, Michigan, 1900- 1915. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1984.
Dundee Area Sesquicentennial 1824-1974. [Dundee, MI: Dundee Area Sesquicentennial Commemorative Booklet Committee, 1974].
Durocher, Laurent. Laurent Durocher's Account of the Battles and Massacre of the River Raisin. Monroe, MI: Monroe County Community College, 1987.
Fetzer, Madeline L. Voices of Whiteford, Whiteford Township, Michigan. [Whiteford
Township Bicentennial Committee, 1976].
Frost, Lawrence A. General George Armstrong Custer. Dundee, MI: Willie's Workshop, 1968.
Gee, Mrs. William. Early History of the Petersburg Area. [Petersburg, MI: Petersburg Area Centennial,
1969].
Hanley, Elizabeth H. Pageant of Historic Monroe, June 23-24, 1926. Monroe, MI: Lamour Printing Co., 1926.
Historic Monroe County. [Monroe, MI: Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association], 1973.
Hogg, Victor.
Legacy of the River Raisin: The Historic Buildings of Monroe County, Michigan. Monroe, MI: Monroe County Historical Society, 1976.
Kurzgefasste Geschichte der E. Luth. Dreieinigkeits-Gemeinde zu Monroe, Michigan, vom 10. November, 1844
bis zum 10. November, 1894. Detroit, MI: Schober Printer, 1894.
Lanman, Charles. Essays for Summer Hours. Boston, MA: Hilliard, Gray & Co., 1841.
La Voy, Lambert M. Bay Settlement of Monroe County, Michigan. [n.p., 1971].
Monroe Advocate. January 1, 1841-December 18, 1845.
Monroe Civic Reflector. Monroe, MI: Civic Improvement Society of Monroe, 1904.
Monroe County Library System. Texts and Locations of Historical Markers in Monroe County,
Michigan. Monroe, MI: The Library, 1961.
Monroe County's Most Unusual Surviving Historic Structure, the Navarre-Anderson Trading Post. [Monroe, MI: Monroe County Historical Society, 1971].
Monroe High School Centennial Committee.
Monroe High School Commemorates a Century of Education, 1863- 1963. Monroe, MI: 1963.
Monroe High School Class of 1896. Local History. [Monroe, MI:] Monroe Commercial Print, [1896].
Monroe Journal and Michigan Inquirer. July
31, 1834-January 22, 1835.
Monroe, Michigan. Chicago, IL: Windsor Publications, 1968.
Monroe, Michigan. First Presbyterian Church. Our Sesquicentennial of Christian Service, 1820-1970. Monroe, MI: 1970.
Monroe, the
Floral City: A City of Homes and Industries. Monroe, MI: City of Monroe, [1911].
A 150 Year Recollection of the Dundee Area. [Dundee,. MI: Dundee Area Sesquicentennial, 1974].
A Retrospect, Three Score Years and Ten, Sisters,
Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, by a Member of the Congregation, St. Mary's College and Academy, Monroe, Michigan, November, 1915. NY: Benziger, 1916.
Rosalita, Sister. No Greater Service; The History of the Congregation of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan, 1845-1945. Detroit, MI: 1948.
St. Joseph Church, Erie, Michigan: 150th Anniversary,
an Historical and Biographical Review, 1819-1969. n.p., 1969.
St. Joseph Parish, Maybee, Michigan. Golden Jubilee: 1889-1939. Maybee, MI: The Parish, 1939.
Siebarth, Jean C. H., editor. Memories of Maybee in Honor of Our Hundredth
Year. [Maybee, MI: Maybee Centennial, 1973].
Vollrath, Mrs. J.A., comp. Memories of the Monroe Piers. Monroe, MI: Monroe County Library System, 1972.
Ward, Charles A. The Legends and Romance of the Lake Country told With Camera
and Pencil. Howell, MI: Livingston Republican Print, [1922].
Williams, E. Gray, comp. First Land Owners of Monroe County, Michigan. Internal Boundary Changes and Township Development. Kalamazoo, MI: 1968.
Wing, Talcott Enoch.
History of Monroe County, Michigan. NY: Munsell & Co., 1890.
Montcalm
Basic Information
County Seat: Stanton
Origin of Name: General Marquis de Montcalm, commander of French troops in Canada during the French and Indian War.
Set Off: 1831
Organized: 1850
Population in 1990:
53,059
Material Available
Augustine, Robertson M. Indians, Saw Mills, and Danes; The Early History of the Flat River Area of Michigan. Greenville, MI: Greenville Printing Co., 1971.
Bee. January 3, 1884-December 31, 1885. (Carson City).
Carson City Community Centennial, 1867-1967. Souvenir Picture Album and Program. [Greenville, MI: Greenville Printing Co., 1967].
Carson City Gazette. May 25,
1888-December 31, 1970.
Carson City Gazette. Centennial Edition, July 13, 1967.
Carson City, Michigan: 1867-1967. Carson City, MI: Carson City Gazette, 1967.
Carson City Record. January 6, 1883-December 27, 1883.
Centennial Anniversary, 1873-1973. Settlement Lutheran Church, Gowen, Michigan. Gowen, MI: The Church, 1973.
Coral Centennial Committee. In Commemoration of the Centennial of the Village of Coral, 1862-1962. [n.p., 1962].
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Crystal Mail. January 18, 1900-July 23, 1943.
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Montmorency
Basic Information
County Seat: Atlanta
Origin of Name: Count Morenci, who aided the colonies in the war with England.
Set Off: 1840 as Cheonoquet. Renamed Montmerency in 1843
Organized: 1881
Population in
1990: 8,936
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Muskegon
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County Seat: Muskegon
Origin of Name: A derivation of the Native American word meaning "river with marshes"
Set Off: 1859
Organized: 1859
Population in 1990: 158,983
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Newaygo
Basic Information
County Seat: White Cloud
Origin of Name: Newaygo, a Chippewa chief
Set Off: 1840
Organized: 1851
Population in 1990: 38,202
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