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THE LUDINGTON DAILY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, September 30, 1880
VOL. XIV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 4
VOL. I  NEW SERIES, NO. 18

   Wm. BROWN, senior member of the Upton
 manufacturing company at Battle Creek died
 on Thursday, aged 69 years.  He was one of
 the pioneers of the city, very wealthy and
 universally respected.  The sir knights of
 Jackson and Kalamazoo at Battle Creek con-
 ducted the funeral.
 
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THE LUDINGTON DAILY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, October 7, 1880
VOL. XIV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 5
VOL. I  NEW SERIES, NO. 19

   The funeral of WILLIAM BROWN, conducted
 by the Knights Templar of Jackson, Marshall,
 Kalamazoo and Battle Creek Sunday afternoon,
 was the largest Masonic funeral ever held in
 Battle Creek.
 
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