Methodism in Bay City (Mich.), 1868,1911.

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Methodism in Bay City (Mich.), 1868,1911.

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Photocopied papers about Methodism in Bay City describe the various churches and their history. There are articles from the Directory of Bay City, 1868-1869, the History of Bay County (Mich.) by A.H. Gansser, ca. 1911, and the Bay City Tribune (newspaper), Sept. 8, 1886. There are articles on the Madison Avenue United Methodist Church, Methodist Episcopal (ME)Church, Methodist Churches, First ME Church corner stone laying, History of Methodism in Bay City by H.M. Bradley, Madison Avenue ME Church, and Madison Avenue ME Church by L.R. Russell.

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Bradley, H. M.

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Russell, L. R. (L. Robert), 1952-

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Gansser, Augustus Herbert, 1872-1951.

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1909-1918. Gansser was born in Germany on July 5, 1872. He remained with grandparents in Germany when his family emigrated to Bay City (Mich.) in 1872. Following the deaths of both grandparents in 1880, he joined his family. Gansser joined the Michigan National Guard by 1891. He participated in the siege of Santiago during the Spanish-American War, 1898, and served in the Mexican border duty, 1916-1918, and World War I, 1917-1918. He was promoted to Lt. Col. of the 125th Infantry, 32nd Division,...