Copley family papers, 1814-1968 (bulk 1814-1881).
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Copley family.
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Family of Alexander Copley, early settler in Little Prairie Ronde, Michigan; includes his sons Alexander Bennett Copley (Republican state legislator between 1865 and 1882 and later resident of Decatur, Michigan), and Napoleon E. Copley, his daughter Charlotte T. Copley, and later family members LeGrand A. Copley and Frank W. Copley. From the description of Copley family papers, 1814-1968 (bulk 1814-1881). (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34422319 ...
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