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- 1884 | Muskegon, Muskegon | 1924
- Markin, Orceila | Female | Servant | 21 | 1; Munro, Thomas | Male | Husband | 38 | 2; Munro, Catherine | Female | Wife | 35 | 3; Ray, Hattie | Female | Niece | 14 | 4; Lumber, Eva | Female | Servant | 16 | 5; Torrant, George | Male | Husband | 33 |...
- Archives of Michigan
- Michigan State Census Records, 1884-1894
- 1894 | Bay, Bay City | 1383
- Dawsen, Ray C | Male | Son | 7 | 1; Lumber, Edwin T | Male | Husband | 45 | 2; Lumber, Carrie E | Female | Wife | 42 | 3; Lumber, Erma C | Female | Daughter | 19 | 4; Lumber, Fannie G | Female | Daughter | 16 | 5; Lumber, Kettie J | Female |...
- Archives of Michigan
- Michigan State Census Records, 1884-1894
- 22nd Michigan Infantry - Page 015
- This volume follows the Michigan volunteers in the Twenty-Second Michigan Infantry. The series is a compilation of the military history of each soldier of the Civil War who was a resident of the State of Michigan at the time of enlistment.
- American Civil War; Regimental Histories; Soldiers; 22nd Michigan Infantry; Twenty-Second Michigan Infantry;
- Michigan Civil War Volunteer Registries
- Alger, Russell A.
- Russell A. Alger, 20th Governor of Michigan, 1885-1886. Republican. Born in Ohio in 1836. Died 1907. Buried in Detroit. Worked in the lumber industry.
- Governors; Alger, Russell A.
- Governors of Michigan
- Antrim - Rail cars hauling lumber
- Black and white photograph from circa 1895-1905 showing an aerial view of lumber loaded onto railcars in Antrim, Michigan. This lumber was headed for the Antrim Iron Company sawmill.
- Antrim (Mich.); Antrim County (Mich.); railroad cars; aerial views; lumber; railroad yards; ; storefronts; street scenes; cityscapes; logging industry
- Main Streets
- Bay
- Mary
- Monitor
- Death Records, 1897-1920
- Bay City - 1850s Bay City
- Black and white copy print of a lithograph of Bay City in the early 1850s, showing the Saginaw River in the foreground. Lumber was a major industry in the Saginaw Valley region, and this image shows one of Bay City's saw mills, as well as the...
- Bay City (Mich.); Bay County (Mich.); aerial views; Saginaw River (Mich.); rivers; lumber; cityscapes; logging industry
- Main Streets
- Big Rapids - "Birdseye View of the Office, Mills and Yards of Ward Bros."
- Black and white photograph from souvenir folder of Big Rapids, published in approximately 1907, depicting an aerial view of part of the Ward Bros. factory in Big Rapids, Michigan. Included in this image are the offices, mills, and lumber yards....
- Big Rapids (Mich.); Mecosta County (Mich.); Ward Bros. (Big Rapids, Mich.); factories; manufacturing; mills; aerial views; lumber; cityscapes; logging industry
- Main Streets
- Big Rapids - "General View of the Mills and Yards of Jones & Green"
- Black and white photograph from souvenir folder of Big Rapids, published in approximately 1907, depicting the sawmill and lumber yards of Jones & Green manufacturing. Jones & Green manufactured building materials, from sashes, doors and blinds, to...
- Big Rapids (Mich.); Mecosta County (Mich.); Jones & Green (Big Rapids, Mich.); manufacturing; mills; factories; lumber; railroad tracks; railroad cars; logging industry
- Main Streets
- Bliss, Aaron T.
- Aaron T. Bliss, 25th Governor of Michigan, 1901-1904. Republican. Religion: Methodist. Born in New York in 1837. Died 1906. Buried in Saginaw. Worked in the business and lumber trades.
- Governors; Bliss, Aaron T.
- Governors of Michigan
- Cheboygan - "Birds Eye View Showing Courthouse and River, Cheboygan, Mich."
- Black and white postcard from approximately 1910 of an aerial view of Cheboygan, Michigan, along the Cheboygan River. The large red brick building with the clock tower on the left is the Cheboygan County Courthouse, built 1898-1900. The building...
- Cheboygan (Mich.); Cheboygan County (Mich.); Cheboygan River (Mich.); Cheboygan County Courthouse (Cheboygan, Mich.); First Congregational Church (Cheboygan, Mich.); Cheboygan Brewing & Malting Company (Cheboygan, Mich.); Cheboygan High School...
- Main Streets
- Crapo, Henry H.
- Henry H. Crapo, 14th Governor of Michigan, 1865-1868. Republican. Religion: Christian Church/Universalist. Born in Massachusetts in 1804. Died 1869. Buried in Flint. Worked in the lumber industry.
- Governors; Crapo, Henry H.
- Governors of Michigan
- Emerson - "Men's quarters and boarding house, Chesbrough Lumber Company"
- Emerson (Mich.); Chippewa County (Mich.)
- Main Streets
- Emerson - Lumber Mill, 1909
- Emerson (Mich.); Chippewa County (Mich.); lumber; logging industry; mills
- Main Streets
- Harrisville - "Geo. L. Colwell's Grist & Saw Mill - Harrisville, Alcona Co. Mich."
- Black and white image showing a drawing of George Colwell's sawmill operations in Harrisville, Michigan.
- Harrisville (Mich.); Alcona County (Mich.); mills; sawmills; lumber;
- Main Streets
- Jerome, David H.
- David H. Jerome, 18th Governor of Michigan, 1881-1881. Republican. Religion: Episcopal. Born in Detroit in 1829. Died 1896. Buried in Saginaw. Worked in the business and lumber trades.
- Governors; Jerome, David H.
- Governors of Michigan
- Kent
- Rufas D
- Cedar Springs
- Death Records, 1897-1920
- Lansing - Parmalee & Co. Plaster Mill and Scofield Mill
- Black and white photograph from circa 1870-1880 showing the Parmalee & Co. Plaster Mill and the Scofield Mill on the Grand River in Lansing, Michigan.
- Lansing (Mich.); Ingham County (Mich.); Parmelee & Co. Plaster Mill (Lansing, Mich.); Scofield Mill (Lansing, Mich.); mills; lumber; manufacturing; buildings; rivers;
- Main Streets
- Marquette - Lumber yarn on Lake Superior
- Black and white stereograph of children posing or playing on lumber laid out on the shore of Lake Superior in Marquette, Michigan.
- Marquette (Mich.); Marquette County (Mich.); Lake Superior; ships; lumber; logging industry; lakes; people; children; stereographs
- Main Streets
- MS 67-111: Frank L. Vogel Collection
  Diary of John Vogel
- Typed notes from the diary of John Vogel. In this diary, he recounts his immigration to America, participating in the Civil War, and his lumbering and land purchasing career.
- American Civil War; John Vogel; Vogel, John; Second Michigan Cavalry; 2nd Michigan Cavalry; wound; immigration; lumber;
- Civil War Manuscripts

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