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Henry M. Pulver II and Attie B. French |
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1 Photo of Henry M. Pulver II. |
2 Photo of Attie B. French Pulver. |
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The Family of Henry Martin Pulver II and Attie B. French Pulver |
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The Parents of Henry M. Pulver II Henry W. Pulver I and Mary A. Northrup Pulver
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The Parents of Attie B. French Mother and Father French
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Pulver Family Tree
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Northrup Family Tree
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French Family Tree
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Attie’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Henry M. Pulver II 1st Marriage to Juliette Kenyon in 1854 2nd Marriage to Attie B. French in 1884
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Marriages of Attie B. French 1st Marriage to Harry Draper 2nd Marriage to Henry M. Pulver II in 1884
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The Obituary of Henry M. Pulver II 1830 - 20 July 1911 From the Livonia Gazette, 11 August 1911 On Sunday, July 23d, Henry Martin Pulver was laid at rest from his home in Jackson, Mich., at the age of 79 years. He was the youngest and last surviving son of the late Henry Wendell and Mary Northrup Pulver of Canadice, but had resided in Michigan for nearly fifty years, first at Grass Lake and later at Jackson. In 1854 he married Juliette Kenyon, who died in 1880, and later he married a second wife, Attie, who survives him. He was a prosperous farmer and strongly devoted to his church, the Methodist Episcopal, giving large sums toward its support. One sister, Mrs. Charles A. Coykendall, survives.
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The Obituary of Attie B. French Draper Pulver 4 October 1854 - 27 December 1935 No obituary found.
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The Burial of Henry M. Pulver II Woodland Cemetery in Jackson MI
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The Burial of Attie B. French Draper Pulver Woodland Cemetery in Jackson MI
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |