Mullett family papers, 1825-1924.

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Mullett family papers, 1825-1924.

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Financial records, clippings, and correspondence relating to Mullett Farm and John Mullett, surveyor; extract, 1864, from Meridian Township Register Book; letterpress book, journal, and correspondence, 1852-1893, of John H. Forster, surveyor, agent for Pewabic Mining Company, Hancock, Mich., and later owner of Springbrook Farm, Ingham County, Michigan; diary, 1840-1841, of Catherine Hall; and map, 1859, of Mullett Farm; and photographs.

1 linear ft. and 1 oversize map.

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Pewabic Mining Company (Hancock, Mich.)

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Hall, Catherine Mullett, b. 1817.

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Forster, John Harris, 1822-1894

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Surveyor and mining engineer, of Houghton and Williamston, Michigan. From the description of John H. Forster papers, 1835-1891. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34420366 John Harris Forster was born in 1822 in Erie, Pennsylvania. As a civil and mining engineer and geologist, Forster served as assistant engineer U.S. survey of lakes, river and harbor improvements; assistant engineer Mexican Boundary line (1848-1849); special engineer for construction of Portage L...

Mullett family.

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Williamston, Ingham County, Michigan, family. From the description of Mullett family papers, 1825-1924. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34418936 ...

Mullett, John, 1786-1862

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John Mullett and his son, James H. Mullett, were government surveyors in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Arkansas. Born in Halifax, Vt., July 11, 1786; moved with father's family to Genesee Co., N.Y., ca. 1806; went to Buffalo, engaged in tailoring; moved with his family to Detroit, 1820; was appointed surveyor of government lands for aprox. 30 years, surveying large portions of Mich., Ill. and Indiana; one of founders of Detroit (Masonic ) Lodge) 1821; Grand ...