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History of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
The Western Historical Company, Chicago - 1883

Page 338

   GEORGE H. BOTTOMLEY, surface foreman and Superintendent
of the stamp-mill at the Ashbed Mine, was born in Macomb
County, Mich., May 29, 1846; he came to Lake Superior in 
1862, and engaged in the stamp-mill of the Cliff Mine; was
in the employ of that company 10 years; a part of that time,
he was employed at the stamp-mills, and a part was in charge
of the company teaming.  He returned to Macomb County, Mich.,
and spent two years, and in 1874, returned to Lake Superior,
and engaged with the Phoenix Mining Company.  In 1880, he 
accepted his present position.

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