Summary
Robert A. McGlocklin is identified in the April 1972 Beaver Beacon as the composer of a letter signed collectively by Beaver Island businessmen and sent to Governor William G. Milliken about property-tax increases.
Evidence and limits
The source does not establish McGlocklin’s occupation, business, office, or complete civil identity. Membership in the collective is modeled only for this source-qualified advocacy episode.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, April 1972, “Tax Beefs.”Identifies Robert A. McGlocklin at an East Side Drive address as the composer of the April 10 letter signed by the Businessmen of Beaver Island; it provides no biography, office, or independent identity record.
- Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, “Cemetery.”Names Bob McGlocklin and the Circle M crew as having maintained the cemetery before Bing McCafferties undertook the service; it does not establish a formal cemetery contract or complete crew roster.