. Sprague's history of Grand Traverse and Leelanaw counties, Michigan : embracing a concise review of their early settlement, industrial development and present conditions, together with interesting reminiscences. is in-scparablv interwoven with its history. fore personal aggrandizement. He has al- JOHX PULCIPHER. John Pulcipher is probably better knownthan most residents of Grand Traverse coun-ty, Michigan, as he has been a citizen of thiscommunity for half a century, coining at atime when the county was in its infancy andprimitive unclaimed condition. From thefirst he has taken a deep intere
. Sprague's history of Grand Traverse and Leelanaw counties, Michigan : embracing a concise review of their early settlement, industrial development and present conditions, together with interesting reminiscences. is in-scparablv interwoven with its history. fore personal aggrandizement. He has al- JOHX PULCIPHER. John Pulcipher is probably better knownthan most residents of Grand Traverse coun-ty, Michigan, as he has been a citizen of thiscommunity for half a century, coining at atime when the county was in its infancy andprimitive unclaimed condition. From thefirst he has taken a deep interest in its prog-ress and has been a leading factor in push-ing it towards its present prosperous andflourishing condition. Mr. Pulcipher wasborn in Jefferson county, New York. March8, 1838, and is the elder of two sons (Har-rison is elsewhere represented in this vol-ume) born to Edwin and Matilda (Walts)Pulcipher. Both parents were natives ofXew York, in which state they were rearedand married. It was not until the fall of1855 that they moved to Michigan, settlingin Acme township, where they died, themother at the age of seventy-three and thefather when about seventy-eight. When Mr. Pulcipher came to Grand. MRS. JOHN PULCIPHER.
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