The City of Detroit, Michigan, 1701-1922, Volume 4S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1922 - Detroit (Mich.) |
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active afterward American attended the public avenue Bank became become the parents belongs Board of Commerce born in Detroit brother building Canada Charles Chicago church circles of Detroit Company of Detroit conducted connection Consistory continued corporation Country Club daugh daughter Detroit Athletic Club Detroit Bar Association Detroit Board Detroit Boat Club Detroit College director engaged enterprise established father firm fraternity George graduated Henry high school identified industry interests James January John June Knights of Columbus Knights Templar known later Lodge manager manufacturing married to Miss Mary Masonic membership Moslem Temple Mystic Shrine ness Ohio Ontario organized pany passed position practice profession progress prominent public schools real estate religious faith republican party schools of Detroit secretary and treasurer served success tion trade troit united in marriage University of Michigan upbuilding vice president Wayne county wife William Woodward avenue York
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