Michigan Genealogy

Michigan Genealogy is being developed as a genealogical and historical resource for your personal use. It contains information and records for Michigan ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Specifically, it provides sources for birth records, death records, marriage records, census records, tax records, court records, and military records. It also provides some historical details about different times and people in Michigan history.

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Michigan Obituaries by County

Richland : its sons and daughters
“Richland: Its Sons and Daughters” by Lorenz H. Loesel offers a comprehensive review of the first century of Richland Township, located in Saginaw County, Michigan. Authored in the aftermath of the township’s centennial celebrations in 1962, the book emerges from a deep-seated interest in local heritage among the community’s residents—an interest that prompted the Richland Township Board to commission and fund this work, with hopes of recouping the investment through book sales. The book covers a broad spectrum of topics, from the early pioneers like Lemuel and Martin Cone to the development of local infrastructure such as roads, railroads, and schools, including the history of the Hemlock School District. It delves into the civic, religious, and educational growth of the township, spotlighting key figures and events that have shaped its trajectory. The narrative also touches on challenges faced by the community, including pandemics and disasters like the 1906 fire of Hemlock, Michigan, showcasing the resilience and solidarity of its people.

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East Martin Cemetery, Martin, Michigan

Transcription of East Martin Cemetery in Martin, Michigan, taken in 1932 and containing all gravestones found at that time. In addition, town records were consulted for additional information and burials where gravestone no longer existed.

South Martin Cemetery, Martin, Michigan

Transcription of South Martin Cemetery in Martin, Michigan, taken in 1935 and containing all gravestones found at that time. In addition, town records were consulted for additional information and burials where gravestone no longer existed.

Ives Cemetery, Gun Plain Township, Michigan

Transcription of Ives Cemetery in Gun Plain Township, Michigan, taken in 1936 and containing all gravestones found at that time. The town clerk has no plat of this cemetery although some of the graves are on numbered lots.

Hillside Cemetery, Gun Plain Township, Michigan

Transcription of Hillside cemetery taken in 1938-1939 and containing all gravestones found at that time where the burial occurred before 1900. In addition, town records were consulted for additional information and burials where gravestone no longer existed.
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