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Ann Arbor Yesterdays ~ Pontiac Street's Historic Houses

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Ann Arbor News, July 25, 1960

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July

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1960

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Ann Arbor Yesterdays ~ Our Own Forty-Niners

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Ann Arbor News, February 6, 1961

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6

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February

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1961

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City

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Michigan Argus, October 10, 1879

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10

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October

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1879

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McCollum Home, Bought By Ford, Rich in History of Early Ann Arbor

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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1936

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19

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May

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1936

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Died

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Ann Arbor Courier, December 16, 1885

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16

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December

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1885

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Died

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Ann Arbor Courier, November 25, 1880

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25

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November

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1880

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Local

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Ann Arbor Courier, November 5, 1880

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5

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November

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1880

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More Aged People

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Ann Arbor Courier, July 9, 1880

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9

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July

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1880

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In Her Memory

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Ann Arbor Argus, December 18, 1891

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18

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December

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1891

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Liberty Ticket: Supervisor

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Signal of Liberty, March 23, 1842

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23

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March

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1842

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