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Bentley Historical Library
The University of Michigan • Ann Arbor
Prefatory Note
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This work w^f jarosecuted under the auspices of the Old Residents'. AisociATiON oj' THE Grahd Rivbb Valley, the members of that body \^ hftviagr the desijf that the scenes of the past should not pass into obliv-
H; No pains havf been spared to make it anthentic, and to render it
V werthy of the klfidly reception of those for whom it was undertaken.
'5*. Without the ^d of those who felt an interest in the work, it never
k would and nevey could have seen the light. Knowing very well that
thpse who have been my patrons would not choose that their names sl«)uM be given, I must still be indulged in tiie public expression of my ^ hcsorfifelt thanks ^p them collectively and individually.
The illustrations are mostly from Crosscup & West, of Philadelphia, and challenge cqpparison.
For the critic^i accuracy with which the letter-press is presented, the bopk is indebted to the accomplished proof-reader, Miss Mahy Tomlik, of tl^ Chicago JiEGAL News.
With this britf statement, the work is connnitted to the public, with
the hope that i| will not be idly cast aside, or lightly appreciated.
F. E.
GPvAND RAPiDi, Nov. 15th, 1877.
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