History Genealogical and Biographical
Of the Eaton Families
By Nellie Zada Rice Molyneux, 1911
786 pages, Illustrated, Indexed, Searchable



  
Bonus Book -
County of Eaton, Michigan
Topography, History, Art Folio and
Directory of Freeholders - 1895
114 pages, Illustrated, Searchable



  
Bonus Book -
Rural Directory of Eaton Co, Michigan
1916
269 pages, Illustrated, Searchable

  
Bonus Book -
Pioneer History of
Eaton County, MI
1833-1866
Or The Story of
The last to live the simple life, toiling, spinning, weaving, 
Cooking 'round the open fire; with axe and gun retrieving 
Nature's products from the soil, the wild-wood half concealing; 
Swinging cradles night and day, such human love revealing; 
Those "early leaders opening up the way" for coming neighbors, 
Who gave for us, their coming sons, their lives, their loves, 
their labors. 
By Daniel Strange, 1923
192 pages, Illustrated, Searchable
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Ingham County was
established by an act of the Michigan Territorial Legislature on October 29,
1829, from portions of Shiawassee County, Washtenaw County and unorganized
territory. It was attached for administrative purposes to Washtenaw County
until 1838 when county government was established for Ingham.

The county is named
for Samuel D. Ingham, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under President Andrew
Jackson, making Ingham one of the so-called Cabinet counties.

Eaton County was  formed in 1837 from open territory. It was named after John H. Eaton, an
American Secretary of War. The county is another of the so-called Cabinet
counties.


 
Contents- Ingham and Eaton Counties

OUTLINES OF STATE HISTORY. 
-Physical Features ........9 
-Prehistoric 21 
-Early Discoveries and
Settlements . . . . .24 
-Occupation of
Michigan by the French . . . .32 
-From 1652 to the
Close of the French Dominion . . 42 
-Under English Rule 44
-Under the Republic—
Territorial 53 
■Indians and Treaties
60 
■State Organization 68
■State Institutions 71
The State Courts 88 
■Internal Improvements 92 
 
:PART SECOND. 
HISTORY OF INGHAM COUNTY. 
I.— Civil Organization 95 
II. — The Courts and County Societies 101 
III.— The County Legislature 105 
IV.— The Professions 110 
City of Lansing 122 
Township of Lansing 189 
City of Mason 203 
Alaicdon 213 
Aurelius 219 
Bunlter Hill 226 
Delhi 231 
Ingham 244 
Leroy 250 
Leslie 258 
Locke 269 
Meridian . 276 
Onondaga 291 
Stockbridge 296 
Vevay 305 
Wheatfield 320 
White Oak 326 
Williamstown 333 

HISTORY OF EATON COUNTY. 
I.— Early Events 349 
II.— Civil Organization 353 
III.— The County Legislature 3.56 
IV.— The Courts and Civil List 361 
V. — County Societies........ 364 
VI.— The Professions365 
City of Charlotte 380 
Bellevue 405 
Benton . 417 
Brookfield 429 
Carmel 438 
Chester 443 
Delta 450 
Eaton 456 
Eaton Rapids 461 
Hamlin 475 
Kalamo ........... 485
Oneida 493 
Roxand ........... 504
Sunfield 508 
Vermontville 516 
Walton 527 
Windsor 537 
MILITARY HISTORY. 
I. — History of Organization 546 
II.— Sixth Infantry 549 
III.— Eighth " 553 
IV.— Twelfth " 556 
v.— Thirteenth Infantry 559 
VI.— Fourteenth " 561 
VII.— Twentieth " 564 
VIII.— Twenty-sixth Infantry 568 
IX. — Second Cavalry 574 
X.— Seventh " 579
BIOGRAPHIES


 
CONTENTS- Pioneer History of Eaton County. 

Foreword 1 
Charlotte 7 
Bellevue 15 
Eaton 27 
Hamlin 37 
Vermontville 46 
Sunfield 57 
Trying Trails 62 
Delta 70 
Eaton Rapids 81 
Eaton Rapids City 89 
Chester 93 
Pioneer's Golden Wedding 97 
Kalamo 101 
Walton 107 
Olivet 109 
Oneida 116 
Grand Ledge 123 
Roxand 127 
M. A. C. Semi-Centennial 134 
Benton 138 
Brookfield 149 
Windsor 156 
Carman Golden Wedding 164 
Carmel 165 
Address to Pioneers 173 
Pioneer Society 190
 


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