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INGRAHAM, Aaron
Article
SCHOONER NORTH
CAROLINA - Muskegon Reporter, June 9, 1859 - PROBABLE LOSS OF THE SCHOONER NORTH CAROLINA, WITH ALL ON BOARD - The schooner North Carolina left
Black Lake in this county, on the evening of the 26th ult., which, our readers
will remember, was the evening preceeding the late violent gale on Lake
Michigan, bound for Milwaukee. Aaron Ingraham, Esq., George Wheeler, and
two other passengers, whose names we did not learn, and a crew of seven men were
on board. The principal part of her freight was rail road ties. She
has not since been heard of, and as we understand from Capt. Johnson, of the Kitty Grant , that on Sunday last he saw a large quantity of rail road
ties floating in Lake Michigan, about twenty miles from Black Lake, some of
which were picked up by his men, but they were unable to find any marks or other
means of identifying them. Mr. Ingraham was last year the Supervisor of
township of Norton, was part owner of the steam mill at Black Lake, known as the
Ingraham mill, an! d was a man universally respected.
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donated by Bill Moore
IRISH, George T
George T. Irish Dies At Son's Home Muskegon Chronicle June 15, 1934 IRISH,
George T George T. Irish, 76
years old, died Thursday at the residence of his son Howard J. Irish,
2517 Cutler avenue, after a lingering illness.
He was born April 14, 1858
at Hague, N.Y., coming to Michigan and residing at Petoskey for 30 years coming
to Muskegon 2 years ago to make his home with his son. He was a member of
the Christian church of Petoskey and the Maccabee's. He leaves three
daughters Mrs. Milton Beckwith, Williamsburg, Miss Laura Irish,
Lapeer, Mrs. John Koers, Detroit; two sons Howard J. Irish, Muskegon, Frank Irish, Williamsburg, and 18 grandchildren.
[Additional information
added by Kay Deuster] (George T.
Irish is buried in Lakeside cemetery, Lot 130-2. Others buried there are Walter
died 6-19-1920, George W died 3-15-1920, Marvin E died 6-23-1937, and two babies
who died 8-11-1930 & 12-8-1935. Howard Irish who died 4-21-1979 is buried on
Lot 95-2.)
Submitted by Jane Gates
IVERSON, John
Obituary
June
19, 1921 – John Iverson died this morning at his home, 398 Forest avenue, after
two months’ illness, aged 87 years. Mr. Iverson was born in Norway, coming to America about forty-five years
ago and settling in Canada. He came
to Muskegon about forty years ago where he has since made his home. He was a member of Our Saviours’
Norwegian Lutheran church. He
leaves two children, Miss Annette Iverson of Chicago, and Hader Iverson of this
city; six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral announcement will be given
later.
Information
was found in the “People’s Scrapbook” located in the Genealogy Room at Hackley
Public Library.
Information
donated by Barbara Hill
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