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Michigan Historical Collections, volume 1, 1874

Scanned document page: Michigan Historical Collections, volume 1 (1874).

Printed page-directed evidence for the Manitou County organization act and compiler context in Michigan Historical Collections volume 1.

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A cream-colored printed book page numbered 260, with a running header and a horizontal rule near the top. The page contains dense serif text in legal sections, followed by a short explanatory paragraph and a centered county heading with additional legal text below.

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Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan; Internet Archive scan.

2,721 × 4,114 px · JPEG · 1.3 MB

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260
PIONEER SOCIETY OF MICHIGAN.
MANITOU—An Indian name for the “Great Spirit.”
MARQUETTE COUNTY.

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Catalogue record identifies this as a page image from Michigan Historical Collections, volume 1, published in 1874, and cites it as evidence concerning the organization of Manitou County and compiler context. The image is an Internet Archive scan held by the Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan.

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Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan; Internet Archive scan.
Date
1874
Original
https://archive.org/download/michiganhistoric01mich/page/n275_w1500.jpg
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2026-08-02
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Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan; Internet Archive scan.. “Michigan Historical Collections, volume 1, 1874”. 1874. Internet Archive (per item; see each sidecar). Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/extract/michigan-historical-collections-vol01-p260-leaf275/. copy retrieved 2026-08-02.

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