Regina Martin's Probate Index

Michigan, Probate Records, Houghton Probates index 1872-1889:

Regina Martin [Image 53]

File 269

Estate/File/Journal

(Second Page) Pet. L7, P. 441, Proof

(Probate Files Not Filmed)

Peter Ant Probate Calendar

Michigan, Probate Records, Houghton Probate calendar 1881-1904:

Image 32

See property inherited by Peter Ant in the Wayne County, Michigan, Probate files.

Obituary Of Jacob Rohlman

The obituary of Jacob Rohlman, who died on 7 July 1918, was published on July 9, 1918, in the Daily Mining Gazette [Houghton County, Michigan]:
 :

DEATH OF JACOB ROHLMAN

Highly Respected Old Resident of Hancock Dies at Oskar.

Jacob Rohlman, 80 years of age, for many years a resident of Hancock, died Sunday afternoon at the home of his dauther, Mrs. Michael Webber....was the result of the infirmities of old age.

Mr. Rohlman was one of the best known and most highly respected of the early settlers of the Copper Country.  He had lived in the United States for 65 years and most of that in Hancock, where his family was reared.  Of late years he has made his home with Mrs. Webber.

The surviving relatives are Mrs. Rohlman, Henry of Bridgeport, Conn.; Frank of Hancock; Simon of Pallasades, Wash.; August of Hancock, Mrs. Frank Gravier of Houghton, Mrs. Martin Schwarze of Montana, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Michael McLean of Oskar, children, and Lawrence of Detroit, a brother.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rohlman's Funeral Services

Daily Mining Gazette, Tuesday, May 15, 1934

ROHLMAN SERVICES HELD

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Elizabeth Rohlman were held Monday morning in St. Joseph's church, Hancock, the Rev. Fr. Wollney officiating.  Burial was in the old Catholic cemetery.  The pall bearers were Joseph Martin, William Martin, Thomas Sweeney, John Zurcher, Albert Grandchamp and Tony Weber.

Excerpts From The 1907-8 Houghton Co., MI, Directory

 1907-08
Houghton County, Michigan, Directory

HANCOCK
Maunder, Emily (wid Joseph) res 61 Hard Scrabble
", Joseph (aged ___) d. 16 October 1906
", Maude, bds 61 Hard Scrabble
", Thomas, shift boss, res 51 Quincy location
", William, printer, bds 61 Hard Scrabble

Martins (various)

Rowe (various)

Weber, Toney, cigar mfr, 924 Railroad Ave., res same

HOUGHTON
Martin, Agnes M., asst Dr. R. B. Harkness, bds 250 South
", Anthony (aged 67) d. 30 August 1905
", Antoine H., printer, bds 250 South
", Frances L., bds 250 South
", Lena (wid. Antoine) res 250 South
Robbins, Geo O., eng res 112 5th (WH)
", Gertrude L., bds 112 5th
Rule, Elizabeth (wid John) res Hurontown

OPECHEE
Weber, John (aged 65) d. 20 Apr 1907
", Joseph removed to Butte, Montana
", Theresa (wid John) res 210 Opechee

 See excerpts from other years here.

Andrew Millar & Family

Andrew Millar's wife, Jane (More) Millar, was James More's (my great-great grandfather) sister.  James, Cynthia and their children, John F. More, age 18, James Levi More, age 13, Ward B. More, age 11, Charles More, age 8, Addie More, age 5, and Mary More, age 3, were living in Thornville, Lapeer county, Michigan. Also living with the family were Cynthia's mother, Laura (Backus) Richmond, age 60, James' sister and brother-in-law, Jane and Andrew Millar, and the Millar children, George and Peter, who had recently arrived from Great Britain.

(Probably from The) Mining Journal

 Date of Death June 27, 1916

Andrew Millar Is Summoned

Deceased Came To America From Scotland 46 Years Ago

Andrew Millar, 80 years of age and a resident of this community over a long period of years, passed away yesterday shortly before noon at the home of his son, Captain George Millar.  The late Mr. Millar was born in Scotland and came to the United States in 1870.  He lived in Lapeer county and Detroit before locating in the Copper Country.  Announcement of Mr. Millar's death was no surprise as his illness dates over the last two years.  His wife passed away a number of years ago.  The deceased was a member of St. Andrew's society and this organization will attend the funeral.  Funeral arrangements had not been completed yesterday although it has been arranged to lay the remains to rest in Lakeside cemetery Hancock. 

 Andrew Millar, who was former Detroit Mayor Kirkland C. Barker's gardener on Grosse Isle, let his son, Peter, help Mr. Barker and crew as they were preparing for a yacht race in the Detroit River on May 20, 1875. 


Barker's racing yacht "Cora" lay at anchor off Stony Island... Aboard the "Mattie" ...were Mr. Barker, Frederick Dudgeon, Manly Webb... and fourteen-year old Peter Miller, son of Mr. Barker's gardener. The "Mattie" capsized; all were thrown overboard and drowned. Peter's body was found floating off Bois Blanc Island May 31 and buried at Anderdon (now part of Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada) that day. (Grosse Isle book "The Deep Roots - Chapter 'A New Era'"). 

George Millar moved to Houghton county, Michigan (where his father, Andrew, died) and was a fireman at a copper refinery in 1900.  George was a Captain during the Spanish-American War. George was living in Ann Arbor, Michigan, when he died.  He was the last living descendant of Andrew & Jane Millar; George had one child who died as an infant.

Jane (More) Millar probably died in Michigan between 1880 and 1900, although her death record has not been found.  A death record that identified her parents would corroborate that William & Margaret (Norrie) More were both her parents and also the parents of my great-great-grandfather, James More.

An Adoption Story From Houghton Co., Michigan

"Uncle Joe was adopted," said Nana, my son-in-law's 91 year old grandmother. Sure enough, the 1900 census verified that the family's youngest child, Joseph Greene, was, in fact, adopted. He was the 12th child in the family and the adoptive parents would have been over 50 years old.

1900 MI Houghton, Pct #2, Osceola Twp.
Green, Joseph, June 1845, m35, b. Ire, To US 1861, 39 yrs here, Na, laborer
" , Julia, Sept 1846, m35, 12children/8living, to US 1860, 40 yrs
" , Philip, son, Feb 1869, 31, b. MI
" , Kate, dau, July 1874, MI
" , John, June 1876, b. MI
", Julia, dau, Mar 1879, b. MI
", Jessie, dau, Aug 1888, b. MI
", Joseph, adopted son, b. June 1895, b. Don't Know, Don't Know, Don't Know

Now the question; why was he adopted.

According to Nana, an orphanage in the area burned down and families in the area were asked to adopt a child from that orphanage if possible. Her grandparents, Joseph & Julia (Lynch) Greene, were willing to adopt and went to see the children. They spotted a small blond child across the room and started to go over to him. As Julia passed by, another child reached out his little arms, reached for her and said in a plaintive voice, "Mama?". Well, that sealed the deal. Uncle Joe had found his Mama.

Nana said that Uncle Joe died of TB; the same disease that killed his first Mama. He was the only one in the Greene family who contracted TB.

I have not found a record of an orphanage that burned down in Houghton Co., Michigan. Was there more to this story? Was the orphanage in a different county and/or state?

O'Brien Descendants of Mary Kelly of Beara Peninsula, Ireland, and Houghton Co., MI

Mary Kelly, great-great-greatgrandmother of my son-in-law was born in Ireland in 1805 and died in Houghton County, Michigan on December 10, 1880. Some of this information was found on the 1880 census:

1880 Census Franklin, Houghton, Michigan
Joseph GREENE 34 IRE Occ: Miner Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Julia Wife 33 IRE Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Mary Dau 14 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
James Son 13 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
John Son 4 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Catherine Dau W 6 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Julia Dau 1 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Philip Son 11 MI Occ: At School Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Daniel Son 9 MI Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Mary Mother Wid 75 IRE Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: IRE

Her death record found online here provided additional information:

GREEN, Mary
DOD: 10 December 1880
Ledger#264 Record# 2262
Place of Death: Franklin, Houghton Co., MI
W/F/75
Widowed
Birthplace: Ireland
Father: KELLY, Con
Mother: KELLY, Anna

Now it seems as though that the Greene family was part of a group of copper miners who immigrated from the Beara peninsula of Ireland to the "Copper Country" area of Houghton County, Michigan. A search of the Rootsweb list that focuses on the peninsula corroborated some information that had surfaced during my research.

Widow Greene (nee Mary Kelly) had actually been widowed three times. She and her second husband, Michael O'Brien, had two children, Catherine and Quinlan, half-sister and half-brother of my son-in-law's great-greatgrandfather, Joseph Greene.

Researching the name "Quinlan" seemed easier than researching John or Patrick or... anyway, I found a few items of interest about Mary Kelly Greene's "O'Brien" descendants. At this search site, I found the Quinlan O'Brien family in the 1880 census.

1880 Iowa, Greene Co., Greenbrier

Q. O'BRIEN Self M Male W 48 IRE Farmer IRE IRE
Margaret O'BRIEN Wife M Female W 42 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Michael O'BRIEN Son Male W 20 IRE At Home IRE IRE
Daniel O'BRIEN Son Male W 17 MI At Home IRE IRE
Dennis O'BRIEN Son Male W 16 MI At Home IRE IRE
John O'BRIEN Son Male W 15 MI At Home IRE IRE
Patrick O'BRIEN Son Male W 14 MI At Home IRE IRE
Maggie O'BRIEN Dau S Female W 11 MI At Home IRE IRE
Quinn O'BRIEN Son S Male W 9 MI IRE IRE
William O'BRIEN Son S Male W 5 IA IRE IRE
Joseph O'BRIEN Son S Male W 3 IA IRE IRE

In 1900, Margaret (O'Brien) Ryan and her brothers, Patrick O'Brien and Quin O'Brien, are living in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois on Dearborn Avenue. Margaret was born in April 1870 and died April 23, 1915, in Chicago, and was survived by her husband, Judge Joseph E. Ryan (born Feb 1870 in Fort Dodge, Iowa; died 9 December 1915) and children Joseph, Jr. (ca 17), Quin (ca 14) and Dorothy (ca 11). Margaret O'Brien Ryan's obituary also stated that she was survived by her mother, Mrs. Quinlan O'Brien of Bayard, Iowa, and siblings Quin, Patrick and William.

Margaret (O'Brien) Ryan's son, Quin Ryan, was a "pioneer Chicago radio personality and former manager of WGN-Radio" according to his obituary in the Chicago Tribune published 9 October 1978. His obituary also stated that "he created the first "You Are There" program and was the first announcer to broadcast the Kentucky Derby and the Indianapolis 500." He also covered other historic events including the Scopes trial, the Dempsey-Tunney fights and Knute Rockne's funeral, according to the obit.

Margaret (O'Brien) Ryan's son, Joseph Colman Ryan, was a professor at Notre Dame who died in April 1976.

Margaret (O'Brien) Ryan's daughter, Dorothy (1904-1970), married attorney Paul Denvir. Dorothy is probably the person referenced here. Dorothy's son, Quin, was a Public Defender for the Unabomber.

To be continued......

Nana's MI & Irish Roots

Since Nana (my son-in-law's grandmother) just celebrated her 89th birthday recently, compiling more of her family history for her 90th birthday seemed to be a worthy goal. With perusing the Beara-L Rootsweb archives, [insert Beara; another search is MIHought for Houghton Co., Michigan -choose "Advanced"], there's a reference to Nana's grandparents, James & Mary (Kelly) Green. Much more investigation needs to be done. Here's a website that should help in investigating Nana's Irish roots by R. O'Dwyer.

What's currently researched by me is here. Once back in Michigan, I may research the State Census (if available) and the naturalization papers in the MI Archives.

Here's some extracts from the Houghton Co., MI, directories (ca 1904 & 1910) of surnames of interest to me:

1904 HOUGHTON CO., MI, DIRECTORIES

LAURIUM

Blando, Geo, prospector, res e.s. Florida 2 s of 4 same

Brown, Fred E.

Brown, Hazel G., boards w/Mary

Brown, Mary A. (wid Domenick)

Brown, Nicholas

Brown, Thomas

Cameron, John, miner, res 341 Tamarack

Cameron, Roderick C., cigar mnfr, 486 Tamarack, res same

Cameron, William, engr, bds Central House

Fowler, Adelaide, tchr, bds Mrs. Margaret Willson

Green, August, lab, res es Florida 2 n of 2^nd

Green, James, brakeman, res145 Kearsage

Martin, Alexander, farmer, res es Amygdaloid, 1 n of 221 same

Martin, Charles, miner, res 209 Osceola

Martin, David, lab, 217 Osceola

Martin, Samuel P.., miner, res 213 Pewabic

Martin, William, bartender, res r 221 Amygdaloid

Martin, William, helper, Laurence Belding Co., bds 215 Pewabic

Martin, William, mason, res n s Franklin 2 w of Hancock

Martin, William T., miner, res cor Franklin & Hancock

Martin, William T., miner, res 540 Kearsage

Rowe, Daniel, miner, bds 414 Isle Royal

Rowe, George, miner, res 329 Tamarack

Rowe, Ida M., bds 530 Pewabic

Rowe, John, drayman, res 125 Florida

Rowe, John, barber, s s 1^st 2 e of Calumet, res same

Rowe, Richard, bartender, John Simmons, rms 218 Lake Lindeman

Rowe, Thomas E., timberman, res 310 2^nd

Rowe, William (Coon & Rowe), res 147 2d

Rowe, William, driver A.J. Berryman, bds 400 Tamarack

Rowe, William T., plumber, Laurium Hardware Co., res 530 Pewabic

Weber, John B., cigarmaker, res 115 Quincy 1e of Lake Linden Ave

Weber, Edward, bds John B. Weber

Weber, Joseph, bds w/ John B. Weber

HANCOCK

Brown, Charles L., motorman, Houghton Co. St __, bds 1108 Ingot

Brown, Gustave, res 509 Hancock

Brown, Herman, lab, Hodge Iron Co.

Brown, James, lab, res n s New rd 2 w of Tezcuco?

Brown, James, saloon, 410 Tezcuco, res same

Brown, John K., foreman, res 745 Franklin Alleyway

Brown, Lillie, student, res 745 Franklin Alleyway

Cameron, Albert, bkkpr, bds 540 Hancock

Cameron, Jessie, tchr, bds 540 Hancock

Cameron, Roderick D., foreman, blacksmith dept CRRR, res 540 Hancock

Cameron, R. John, removed to Gay, Mich

Green, Abraham (Lake Superior Iron Metal Co.) bds 417 Hancock

Green, Daniel, bellboy, bds John Green

Green, Jay, foreman LS Iron & Metal Co., bds 417 Hancock

Green, John, watchman, res 55 New red sw of Tezcuco

Green, Sadie, bds John Green

Green, William, lab, res 110 Franklin

Kelly, Bridget, tel opr, bds Mrs. Mary Kelly

Kelly, Catherine, bds Mrs. Mary Kelly

Kelly, Clara, domestic, 709 Quincy

Kelly, Clarence, clk Hotel Northwestern

Kelly, Honora (wid Michael) res Coburntown

Kelly, James, removed to Chicago, IL

Kelly, John J., smelter, bds Mrs. Mary Kelly

Kelly, Joseph, clrk, Wm Kerredge, bds 306 Quincy

Kelly, Joseph R., printer, res 919 Summit

Kelly, Julia, domestic, Mrs. Mary Andrews

Kelly, Louis, smelter, Quincy Smelting Works

Kelly, Lucy, bds11 Franklin loc

Kelly, Margaret (wid John, age 59) died 24 June 1901

Kelly, Margaret (wid Michael) res Mesnard loc

Kelly, Martin, miner, bds Mrs. Margaret Kelly

Kelly, Mary (wid Daniel) res Smelting Works, Hollow, E.H.

Kelly, Mary, (wid Thomas) res 11 Franklin loc

Kelly, Mary bds 306 Quincy

Kelly, Matthew M., student, bds 919 Summit

Kelly, Michael A., mason, bds Mrs. Mary Kelly

Kelly, Patrick, coremaker, bds 306 Quincy

Kelly, Patrick, miner, bds Mrs. Margaret Kelly

Kelly, Nora, dressmaker, res 306 Quincy

Kelly, Thomas S., (aged 67), died February 14, 1902

Lynch, Agnes, 44 Franklin loc

Lynch, Daniel, " "

Lynch, Eugene, "

Lynch, Mary, "

Lynch, Nellie, "

Lynch, Thomas, "

Lynch, Cornelius, 53 Franklin

Lynch, Daniel, "

Lynch, Dennis, "

Lynch, Fannie, "

Lynch, Michael "

Lynch, Michael, Jr., "

Lynch, Nellie, "

Lynch, Thomas, "

Lynch, Timothy, res I e 741 Franklin

Lynch, Patrick, bds 502 Quincy

Lynch, Nellie, domestic, 502 Elevation

Lynch, Jeremiah, carp, res 620 Hancock

Martin Bros (Jos D Martin) Ice Dealers

Martin, Edith, dressmaker, bds 118 Pewabic loc.

Martin, John, miner, bds 28 Quincy loc

Martin, John B., watchman Hodge Iron Co., res 225 4^th Q H-S A

Martin, John H., drill boy bds 118 Pewabic loc

Martin, Joseph D., res n e cor Elevation & Water

Martin, Julia (wid John) bds 519 Hancock

Martin, Mary bds 225 4^th Q H-S A

Martin, Mary J., bds 118 Pewabic

Martin, Napoleon, lab, rms 301 Hancock

Martin, Peter, plumber, CP Quigley, bds 225 4^th Q H-S A

Martin, William, blacksmith, res 164 Quincyloc

Martin, William J., drill boy, bds 118 Pewabic

Martyn, Anna, princip school, bds John Martyn

Martyn, Ellen, bds John Martyn

Martyn, Richard, "

Martyn, Sophia, "

Maunder, Alfred, miner, bds 51 Quincy loc

Maunder, Annie M., bds 61 Hard Scrabble

Maunder, Henry R., removed to Duluth, MN

Maunder, Joseph, watchman, res 61 Hard Scrabble

Maunder, Thomas, mining capt. Res 51 Quincy loc

Robbins, Frederick, miner, res 57 Hard Scrabble

Rowe, Caroline, bds 110 Pewabic

Rowe, Francis J., miner, bds 110 Pewabic

Rowe, John, lab, bds 36 Quincy

Rowe, John, lab, res 110 Pewabic

Rowe, Joseph, lab, Hodge Iron Co.,

Rowe, Robt P, student, bds 904 Summit

Rowe, Samuel C., lab, res 904 Summit

Rule, Fannie (wid Richard), clk, Jacob Gartner, bds Frank Richards

Rule, William H., miner, res Sing Sing

Ruhl, Adolph, 435 Hancock

Ruhl, Carl, 431 Scott

Ruhl, John 435 Hancock

Ruhl, Katherine, 435 Hancock

Weber, Toney, cigar manuf, 308 Lake Ave, res 924 Railroad Ave

Weber, William, bartender, Stockholm Saloon & Hotel, bds 128 Hancock

1903-4
HOUGHTON CITY

Brown, Alice, bds John McCurdy

Brown, Edward A., lab, bds Theodore Kerner

Brown, Rufus A., student, bds, James T. Healy

Brown, William, carp, res n s Shelden 4 e of Dacotah

Green, Nellie, waitress, Commercial Hotel

Krellwitz, August L., furniture & undertaker, foot of Huron, same

Krellwitz, Edmund C., engraver, res 55 Diamond I w of Garnet E.H.

Krellwitz, Frederick, clk, bds Louis H. Krellwitz

Krellwitz, Henrietta (wid August) res n s Montezuma I w of Huron

Krellwitz, Henry, bkbrdr, res ns Douglas 4 e of 4^th, W.H.

Krellwitz, Hugo, painter, res ss Jasper sw of Pearl, E.H.

Krellwitz, Louis H., groceries, etc., ss Sheldon 3 w of Huron res se corner Portage & Montezuma

Krellwitz, Oto, bartender, Samuel O'Connell

MARTIN, Antoine, lab, res n w cor South and 3rd W.H.

MARTIN, Antoine, jr., mach opr, bds Antoine Martin

Martin, Bertrand, lab bds N. Martin

MARTIN, Frances, student, bds Antoine Martin

Martin, Frank J., rms Hotel __

Martin, Frank J., tmstr, res ne corner Isle Royal & Alb__

Martin, Fred, bds Nicholas Martin

MARTIN, John, bkkpr, bds Antoine Martin

Martin, John, dredging, res Hurontown

MARTIN, Joseph, student, bds Antoine Martin

Martin, Joseph D. (Martin Bros)

Martin, Nicholas, lab, The Carroll Foundry, res Hancock, Mich

Martin, Philip, lab, res Hurontown

Martin, Ralph, carp, res sw corner ___ & Montezuma

Martin, Regina, clk, post office, bds Nicholas Brotz

Martin, William D. (Martin Bros)

LAKE LINDEN

Bourland, Phillip D., phys, ws Calumet I s of 1^st, res 5429 same

Brown, Albert J. (aged 20) died 9 Sept 1903

Brown, Charles A., removed to Fort William, Canada

Brown, Eva, teacher, bds 5467 Tunnel

Brown, Inex M., teacher, " "

Brown, Minnie A., ' "

Brown, Spencer F., lumber sales, res 5467 Tunnel

Green, James, boilermakr, res ws Calumet 2n of 4^th

Greene, George, lab, bds William Greene

Greene, Jerome, , bds William Greene

Greene, Joseph, bds William Greene

Greene, Lucy, removed to Lake Linden, Michigan

Greene, William, lab, res Gregoryville

Martin, Mrs. Emma, bds AF Devitt

Rule, Joseph (TH Rule & Bros) res es Calumet 4n of 4^th

Rule, Thomas H., " " , res ss Mine I w of Calumet

Rule, TH & Bros, grocers es Calumet 4n of 4^th

SOUTH LAKE LINDEN

Rule, John M, res es Duncan Ave

ATLANTIC MINE

--Baltic

Martin, John, lab, bds Baltic House

Rowe, James, miner, bds David Hawley?

Rule, Thos, miner, bds James Chopple

--Boston

Rowe, Albert miner Franklin Mines res 14 County Rd

Rowe, Alexander, miner, bds I County Rd

Rowe, Richard, miner, bds I County Rd

-

-CHASSELL

Ruelle, Eli

Ruelle, Eli Jr.

Spencer, Sarah (wid Henry) bds Elmer L. Power (druggist)

-

-DOLLAR BAY

Green, James, mason res __

Greene, Catherine, dressmakr, bds Joseph Greene

Greene, John, wire roller, bds Joseph Greene

Greene, Jos, labor

Greene, Julia, bds Joseph Greene

Greene, Philip, lab

Rohlman, Jacob Jr. (aged38) died 9 Nov 1902

Rohlman, Julia (wid Jacob Jr)

KENTON

Cameron, Edward, saloon

OPECHEE

Coombe, Samuel, miner, res 234 County Rd

Coombe, William H., Mine Capt., Osceola Co__ Mining Co., res 256 Millionaire

Coombe, Fannie (wid Wiliam) bds Samuel Rowe

Rowe, John B., helper, res 264 Millionaire

Rowe, Samuel tmstr, res rear of Osceola Store

Rule, Albert, miner, bds 129 Millionaire

Rule, Richard T., bds 129 Millionaire

Rule, Thomas, miner, res 129 Millionaire

Rule, William J., drill boy, bds 129 Millionaire

PAINESDALE

Rule, Albert, miner, Champion Copper Co.

Rule, J. H., " " "

Rule, Joseph, " "

Rule, Thomas, " " "

Houghton County Directory 1910

HOUGHTON (CITY) Krellwitz, Albertha, bds 147 Jasper Krellwitz, Arthur, student, bds 85 Portage Krellwitz, August L., undertaker, etc., 40 Huron, res same Krellwitz, Clarence, bds 85 Portage Krellwitz, Cora, res ws Portage 2n of Edwards Krellwitz, Edmund C., watchmakr, res 195 Diamond Krellwitz, Edna, bds 147 Jasper Krellwitz, Edward, lather, bds 147 Jasper Krellwitz, Frederick, clk, bds 85 Portage Krellwitz, Henry A., bindery foreman, The Mining Gazette Co., res 246 Douglass Krellwitz, Hugo, painter, res 147 Jasper Krellwitz, Louis H., grocer, res 85 Portage Krellwitz, Otto F., trucking, res 78 Henry, Hurontown Martin, Agnes, atndt, Dr. William Corbett,bds 250 South Martin, Antoine H., printer, bds 250 South Martin, August, lab, bds 164 6th (W.H.) Martin, Elizabeth bds 45 Frederick, Hurontown Martin, Ferdinand N., cook, bds, 164 6th Martin, Frances L., bds 250 South Martin, Frank, fireman, HFD, res Portage Martin, Frank J., res 91 Isle Royal Martin, Irvin, 93 2nd Martin, James E., carp, 229 Douglass Martin, John carp, bds Hotel Knauf Martin, John, 45 Frederick, Hurontown Martin, Joseph E., lab, bds 250 South Martin, Lena (wid Antoine) res 250 South Martin, Nicholas, 164 6th Martin, Regina, 130 Garnett Martin, Stephen, student, bds 250 South Rule, Carrie, dom?, 94 Horatio, Hurontown Rule, Elizabeth (wid John) 149 James Hurontown HANCOCK Maunder, Emily (wid Jos) res 740 Elm Maunder, John, bds Peter Masnaghetti Maunder, Maude, clk bds 740 Elm Maunder, Thomas H., mine Capt., res 189 Mesnard loc Maunder, William, printer, bds 740 Elm Rowe, E. Ann, clk, bds 413 mine, Rule, Albert G., miner, res 278 Mesnard loc Rule, Thomas miner res 289 Mesnard Rule, William H., res Sing Sing

Houghton County Directory 1916-1917

HANCOCK Maunder, Charter, appr, bds 401 N. Quincy loc Maunder, Emily (wid Joseph), res 414 Pine Maunder, Leonard H., student, bds 401 N. Quincy Maunder, Thos H. (Jessie) mining capt 401 N. Quincy Maunder, William J., printer, bds 414 Pine HOUGHTON Blondo, Howard (Agnes), tug capt., res 250 South Krellwitz, Henry A. (Josephine), supt, Mining Gazette Co., res 246 Douglass Martin, Lena (wid Antoine) res 250 South Martin, Francis L., bds 250 South Martin, Salome, binder, bds 250 South (WH) Maunder, William, bkbndr, Mining Gazette Co., res Hancock HUBBELL Millar, George (Alvina) Foreman C&H M Co., res Linwood Millar, Andrew, bds George Millar