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Portrait and Biographical Album of Huron County
Chicago: Chapman Bros., 1884

 [page 440]

                             KILMANAGH
                             
      KILMANAGH hamlet, judging from the fact that it has taken for
    its site four townships, must have very ambitious aspirations.  It
    corners on Fair Haven, Winsor, Brookfield and Sebewaing townships.
    Its business is represented by C. HAIST, who deals in general mer-
    chandise; G. KENDINGER, who has a saw-mill and a flouring-mill,
    and a lively trade.  J. C. LIKEN & Co. have a branch store here.
    JOHN GRIEL is the boot and shoe maker, and JOHN HORTOP does the
    blacksmithing for the place.  A post-office was established here
    in 1873, with F. THOMPSON as Postmaster.  It may seem a little
    peculiar in this age of change, but nevertheless Postmaster THOMP-
    SON is still at his post.  Mails arrive semi-weekly from Sebewaing
    and Bad Axe.
      Kilmanagh is located in the center of rich farming country, and
    consequently has within herself the elements of prosperity.
    
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