Claudia McPherson, Howell, Michigan, 1913
This is a portrait of Claudia McPherson, Howell, Michigan, 1913.
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May Story, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1913
This is a photograph of May Story, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1913, and was included in the McPherson Family Photo Collection.
Mrs. A. T. Martyn, Oscoda, Michigan, 1913
This is a photograph of Mrs. A. T. Martyn, Oscoda, Michigan, 1913, and it was included in the McPherson Family Album.
A photo of a drawing of Alexander McPherson, son of William McPherson. He was a buissnessman and prominent member of the community in Howell during his life. He was born around Inveruess, Scotland, on March 9, 1834. His family immigrated to Howell in 1836. Alexander was active in the Presbyterian Church both when he lived in Howell and later when he lived in Detroit. He was married to Jennie M. Ranney in 1859, and they had four children. Three of them were Alice McPherson Spencer, R. Bruce Mcpherson, and Jay W. Bigelow. Possibly taken around 1913.
Bill Hilton, Hilton Signs, Fowlerville, Michigan
A portrait of Bill Hilton, owner of Hilton Sign Shop owner, 305 East Grand River Avenue, Fowlerville Michigan. date unknown
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Mildred Bennett & Family, Howell, Livingston, Michigan
This is a photograph of Mildred Bennett and family. The date of photo and occasion is unknown. Mildred Bennett was the wife of longtime Howell Public Schools Athletic Director and Coach Paul Bennett. Pictured standing left to right: Mildred Bennett, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown. Seated left to right: unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown.
Hugh McPherson was born in Scotland in 1864 and died in Pontiac, Michigan in 1945
Hugh A McPherson , Find-A-Grave Hugh A McPherson Obituary, September 26, 1945 Livingston County Press (In library use only)
F. Claude Winegar Riding a Horse Drawn Plow on his Fowlerville, Michigan Farm
F. Claude Winegar Riding a Horse Drawn Plow on his Fowlerville, Michigan Farm The plow is being pulled by 3 horses. In the background right is a large mound of hay.
This is a portrait of Alfred Garland, Howell, Michigan. Alfred Garland was born in Sheffield, England in the 1850's, and died in Howell in May 1936. He established with his brother, Arthur Garland, a tailoring business in downtown Howell. The date of the photograph is unknown.
Caption of Photo: This is a typical midwestern frontier family about 1865. The original log cabin with the clapboard addition and the well in front of the house. Mother stands with her bucket and dipper, father has his hand on the handle and the children in their Sunday best to the left and one step back of Dad.