Elijah Brush papers, 1805, 1807 and 1811.

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Elijah Brush papers, 1805, 1807 and 1811.

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Petition, 1805, of Brush, Robert Abbott, Charles Moran, James May, and James Henry to Joseph Forsyth and other justices of the town of Kingston, Ontario, requesting relief and assistance after a Detroit, Michigan, fire; a report, 1811, to judges of the Michigan territory on the handling of territorial financial matters; and receipts, 1807, for thirty-four lots in Detroit.

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Moran, Charles.

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Abbott, Robert, 1773-1852.

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Henry, James, d. 1812.

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May, James, 1756-1829

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Marshal of the Michigan Territory. From the description of James May account, 1806-1807. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 85778547 James May (1756-1829) was a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Wayne County (Mich.) and, later, Chief Justice. Arrest warrants and legal papers he signed may be found in the F. Navarre papers and Charles I. Walker Papers in the Clarke Historical Library. Hull served as Governor of Michigan, 1805-1813, and Griswold was Secretary o...

Brush, Elijah, 1771-1813

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Son of Nathaniel and Samantha Brush, born at Bennington, Vt., May 10, ca. 1772; graduated at Dartmouth; settled in Marietta, Ohio. Came to Detroit in 1789; married Adelaida Askin, 1802; elected trustee of Detroit, 1803; treasurer of Mich. Territory, 1806; commanded territorial militia when War of 1812 opened. Bought Brush Farm (P.C. 1) from John Askin. Brush Street is named for him. Died ca. Dec. 18, 1813. MMQ (Blue card index) From the description of Elijah Brush papers, 1800-1816. ...