Peter Banks 29 Jun 1846 — 1893 (aged 46–47) Bio The following is an excerpt from a book published by Chapman Brothers, 1884. Peter Banks, farmer, section 26, Flynn Township, was born June 29, 1846, in Caithness Shire, in the north of Scotland, and is the son of James and Georgiana (Sinclair) Banks, both natives …
I was born 100 years ago. In a log cabin, the place I do not know. Much different than the homes of today. We put paper between the logs to keep the snow away. We slept on ticks filled with straw for a while. We soon had feathers, which made us smile. Our clothes were·also …
Some corrections have been made for the sake of accuracy. The following is an excerpt from the Brown City Centennial Book (1976) At the organization of Sanilac County, the Township of Lexington ran from Lake Huron to Lapeer County on the west and included the present townships of Lexington, Buel, Elk, and Flynn. In 1855 …
I found this interesting information on FindAGrave.com. After reading, I contacted the author of this post, who is a descendant of the Flynn family via Ruth Ellen Flynn Hook. He gave me permission to re-publish this information and informed me that he got his information from a relative who has since passed. William Henry “a.k.a. Thomas Flynn” …
In this post, I will be discussing my findings on the Flynn Family. This will be a general post about general information. More detailed discussions concerning the mysterious origins of Thomas Flynn (first permanent settler of Flynn Township in 1856) will soon follow. Once I have compiled my findings in an orderly fashion, the most …
In April 2017, Collin Blatt, a college student and former resident of the Omard-area launched Omard.info. Our Focus The main purpose for this website is to compile all available information regarding the ghost town of Omard, Michigan.