Barber G. Buell papers 1760-1935 1849-1899
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Michigan State college of agriculture and applied science
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Buell family.
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Buell, Barber G., 1823-1900.
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Barber G. Buell was a farmer who lived in Little Prairie Ronde, Volinia Township, Cass County, Michigan. He was born in Newport New Hampshire in 1823. He came to Michigan and prospered as a livestock and fruit farmer. From the guide to the Barber G. Buell papers, 1760-1935, 1849-1899, (Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan) Farmer at Volinia Township, Cass County, Michigan. From the description of Barber G. Buell papers, 1763-1934. (University of Mic...
Buell, Jennie.
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Buell, Lincoln E., 1864-
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Buell, J. Joseph.
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Michigan State Grange
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The Michigan State Grange was formally organized on April 15, 1873 at the Court House in the Village of Kalamazoo. The formation united the twenty local Granges that had already been established in 1872. The first local grange organized was Burnside Grange #1 on January 10, 1872 in Lapeer County. The Michigan Grange held its first Annual Session in Kalamazoo on January 21-23, 1874. Members of the Grange "provide service to agriculture and rural areas on a variety of issu...