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Historical Collections
Collections and Researches made by the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
Reprint VOL. XXI
Wynkoop Ballenbeck Crawford Co., State Printers 1912-1913

         [page 129-130]
         
         MR. JAMES W. McKEE passed away, January 14, 1892. He was sixty-
       four yeard old and had lived in Hillsdale forty-four years, having
       immigrated to this country and Michigan from Ireland, his birth-
       place, forty-six years ago. Excepting about three years of his
       residence here he was an employe of the Lake Shore road in dif-
       ferent capacities and one of the oldest in their service. As a
       citizen he was esteemed and respected and a large circle of friends
       will miss him in daily life. He was an honored member of the Masonic
       order in this city, which body conducted the funeral services. He
       leaves an aged wife and five grown children to mourn his death.
       The sons are JOHN and JAMES, the daughters, Mrs. D. E. BRYANT,
       of Lansing, Mrs. FRANK WARRINER, of Battle Creek and Mrs. J. G.
       CROZIER, of Constantine, all of whom were present during the last
       sad rites.
       
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