Littlefield Family Papers 1834-1935

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Littlefield Family Papers 1834-1935

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Papers, of the Josiah Littlefield family of Monroe County and Farwell, Clare County, Michigan. Correspondence, typescript of autobiography, and excerpted typescript of University of Michigan student diary, 1867-1871, of Josiah Littlefield, surveyor, lumberman, and conservationist; also letters of other members of the Littlefield and Hall families; and photographs.

0.5 linear ft. and 1 microfilm roll

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Bentley Historical Library

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