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Note: DISEASED AND HELPLESS FROM BIRTH
Date of death: 3-Aug-1875
Ledger Page: 262
Record Number: 121
Place of death: Colfax
County of Death: Wexford
Sex: Male
Race: WHITE
Marital Status: Single

Source: (Name)
Title: Person
Abbreviation: Person
Author: (?) (UNKNOWN)
Page: Story written by Addie Lenora Lawton about family

Birth: 14 JUL 1872

Event: Type: Death RTN
Note: DISEASED AND HELPLESS FROM BIRTH
Date of death: 3-Aug-1875
Ledger Page: 262
Record Number: 121
Place of death: Colfax
County of Death: Wexford
Sex: Male
Race: WHITE
Marital Status: Single
Age: 3 years
Cause of Death: DISEASED AND HELPLESS FROM BIR
Birthplace: MICHIGAN
Occupation: Not Recorded
Father's Name: Lawton, LYMAN
Father's Residence: BIG SPRING
Mother's Name: LAWTON, MAGGIE
Mother's Residence: MICH
Date of record: 24-Jan-1877

Age: 3 years
Cause of Death: DISEASED AND HELPLESS FROM BIR
Birthplace: MICHIGAN
Occupation: Not Recorded
Father's Name: Lawton, LYMAN
Father's Residence: BIG SPRING
Mother's Name: LAWTON, MAGGIE
Mother's Residence: MICH
Date of record: 24-Jan-1877

Death: 03 AUG 1875 Colfax, Wexford Co, Michigan

Reference: 448

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Harris, George {I449} (b. )

Reference: 449

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Smith, Elijah {I450} (b. ABT 1842)

Source: (Name)
Title: Marriage Returns
Abbreviation: Marriage Returns
Page: Elijah Smith and Alice Teugh

Source: (Individual)
Title: Website
Abbreviation: Website

Birth: ABT 1842 New York, USA

Event: Type: Milit-Beg
Date: 29 AUG 1864
Place: Danby, Tompkins Co, New York
Note: Possibly in the Civil War. Elijah SMITH, private, Co. I, 179th
N.Y. Regiment; enlisted August 29, 1864; taken prisoner
September 30, 1864, at Petersburg.

Reference: 450

Census: Date: 1880
Note: May have found Elijah on census in Colfax Twp, Wexford Co, MI.
Aged 37. Wife's name is Nancy J., which doesn't correspond to
previous info. See below:

VOL 28 ED 248 SH 24 LN 12
Elijah Smith age 37 b. NY
Nancy J. wife age 29 b. IN
Blanche A. dau age 9 b. MI
Clara B. dau age 8/12 b. MI

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McClain, Edith Hazel {I451} (b. 20 JAN 1892, d. 1936)

Note: Was a 'miniature sized' person

Source: (Birth)
Title: Tombstone
Abbreviation: Tombstone

Birth: 20 JAN 1892

Nickname: Hazel//

Death: 1936 Mason Co, Michigan

Reference: 451

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McClain, Ena Grace {I452} (b. 17 FEB 1889, d. 25 NOV 1968)

Birth: 17 FEB 1889

Nickname: Grace//

Death: 25 NOV 1968

Reference: 452

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McClain, Violet Margaret {I453} (b. 25 MAR 1895, d. 23 SEP 1895)

Birth: 25 MAR 1895

Death: 23 SEP 1895

Reference: 453

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McClain, Floyd Vernon {I454} (b. 19 NOV 1896, d. 03 APR 1953)

Birth: 19 NOV 1896

Death: 03 APR 1953

Reference: 454

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McClain, Ford Pearly {I455} (b. 08 FEB 1898, d. 23 DEC 1928)

Birth: 08 FEB 1898

Death: 23 DEC 1928

Reference: 455

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McClain, Andrew {I456} (b. 31 MAR 1862, d. 1937)

Birth: 31 MAR 1862

Death: 1937

Reference: 456

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Sanders, Charles Austin {I457} (b. 21 DEC 1881, d. 1963)

Note: A minister.

Source: (Name)
Title: Obituary
Abbreviation: Obituary

Birth: 21 DEC 1881

Occupation: Place: Minister

Death: 1963

Reference: 457

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Sanders, Edward Henry {I458} (b. 10 APR 1864, d. 22 JUL 1927)

Note: Died of a Heart Attack.

Note: A blacksmith, tinsmith, clock repairman, well-driller and
mason.
Was expelled from Spring Arbor, where studying for the
ministry, for attending a political rally.

Source: (Name)
Title: 1880 Indiana Census
Abbreviation: 1880 Indiana Census
Page: Referred to as the son of Henry Sanders

Source: (Individual)
Title: Obituary
Abbreviation: Obituary

Birth: 10 APR 1864 Westminster, Carroll Co, Maryland

Event: Date: 1903
Place: Custer
Note: Type: Moved to

Event: Place: Walkerville, Oceana Co., Michigan
Note: Type: Lived in

Event: Type: Obituary
Date: 24 JUL 1927
Place: The Ludington Daily News, Mason Co, Michigan
Note: Pioneer of Custer,E. H. Sanders, Dies. Sister and Brother
Reside in Ludington; Funeral Monday Afternoon.

CUSTER, Mich., July 23 - Edward, pioneer of Custer, passed away
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clyde Rummer, at 6 o'clock
Friday evening. Mr. Sanders had been in poor health since last
November when he went on a hunting trip in the upper
penninsula. Heart disease is given as the cause of death.

Edward Sanders was born April 10, 1864, in West Minister,
Maryland. He was the second of 10 children born to Mr. and
Mrs. HEnry Sanders. As a small boy he moved with his parents
to Indiana, near Fort Wayne. Forty-five years ago the family
moved to South Custer and purchased a farm. At that time the
forests were uncleared and it was necessary to cut the timber
before any farming could be carried on. A house was built and
the Sanders family became permanent residents.

In 1892 Edward Sanders married Emma Kreigh, a resident of South
Custer. After their marriage, they lived on a farm for several
years and in 1905 moved to Walkerville where Mr. Sanders
entered a shop and began blacksmithing. All of the boys of the
family were born during Mr. and Mrs. Sanders' residence in
Walkerville. The four girls were born in Custer.

The family moved back to Mason county and began farming. They
have remained in this vicinity since. Mr. Sanders moved to
Custer several years ago and resumed blacksmithing. His health
gave way and he sold his shop to Robert Nelson. Mr. Sanders
was well thought of in the community and will be greatly missed
not only by a devoted family, but by many friends and
neighbors. He had been a member of the IOOF lodge of Custer
for the last 20 years.

He is survived by his widow and eight children, Guy of
Muskegon, Orville, Robert and Joseph of Custer and Mrs. Vera
Nelson of Saginaw, Mrs. Clyde Rummer, Lillian and Arlie also of
Custer. Five grandchildren, Elmer and Robert Rummer, Victor
and Eileen Sanders, children of Guy Sanders, and Phyllis
Nelson; seven brothers and sisters, Rev. Joseph Sanders of
Manton, Mrs. Elnora Shue and Alvin Sanders of Ludington, Mrs.
Mary Deake of Superior, Wisc., Rev Charles Sanders of Carlton,
Daniel Sanders of Muskegon and MRs. Lydia Weller of Scottville,
also survive. Two brothers, Theodore and John are deceased.

Mrs. Mary Deake and son, Herman of Superior arrived Wednesday
morning. Rev. Charles Sanders of Carlton and Rev. Joseph
Sanders of Manton are expected for the funeral.

Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Congregational church of Custer.

Death: 22 JUL 1927

Burial: AFT 22 JUL 1927 Riverside Cemetery, Custer, Mason Co, Michigan

Reference: 458

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Kriegh, Emma Catherine {I459} (b. 06 JUL 1871, d. 27 APR 1944)

Source: (Name)
Title: 1900 Michigan Census
Abbreviation: 1900 Michigan Census

Birth: 06 JUL 1871 Ohio

Death: 27 APR 1944

Reference: 459

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Sanders, Joseph Emery {I460} (b. 16 JAN 1867, d. 20 JUN 1963)

Source: (Name)
Title: 1880 Indiana Census
Abbreviation: 1880 Indiana Census
Page: Referred to as the son of Henry Sanders

Source: (Individual)
Title: Obituary
Abbreviation: Obituary

Birth: 16 JAN 1867 Maryland

Event: Type: Obituary
Date: AFT 20 JUN 1963
Note: REV. SANDERS DIED AT 96

The Rev. Joseph Sanders, 96, formerly of Custer, died Thursday
at the home of his son Aura Sanders of Stanwood.

Joseph Sanders was born Jan. 16, 1867 in Maryland, coming to
Mason county in 1882 with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sanders, who settled in South Custer.

When a young man Joseph Sanders entered the ministry of Free
Methodist Church.

He was married to Sarah Paxton, who died in 1920. Later he
married Bertha Sloat, who died in 1958. Also preceding him in
death was a son Vivian.

Surviving, besides the son Aura, are a daughter, Mrs. Zadie
Hull of Stanwood; a brother, the Rev. Charles Sanders of
Traverse City; nine grandchildren, several great grandchildren,
nieces and nephews.

The body is at Rogers Funeral Home in Big Rapids. Funeral
services will be held at 2pm Monday from Big Rapids Free
Methodist church. Burial will be in Big Rapids Cemetery.

Emigration: Date: 1882
Note: to Mason County, Michigan with parents.

Occupation: Place: Pastor of Free Methodist Church

Occupation: Place: District Superintendent of Northern Michigan Conference

Death: 20 JUN 1963 Son Aura Sanders' home, Stanwood, Michigan

Burial: AFT 20 JUN 1963 Big Rapids Cemetery

Reference: 460

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Paxton, Sarah {I461} (b. 1897, d. 1920)

Birth: 1897

Death: 1920

Reference: 461

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