Covington, Baraga County

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Collection(s)
Wesley Perron Railroad collection
Additional/Alternative Titles
Additional/Alternative Titles
Title
Covington, Baraga County
Organizations
Organizations
Contributor (ctb): Perron, Wesley E.
Contributor (ctb): Peter White Public Library
Creator (cre): Romig, Walter
Contributor (ctb): Superiorland Library Cooperative
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Description / Synopsis
Description / Synopsis
Transcription from the Michigan place names / Walter Romig, Sep. 15, 1888, regarding the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company.
Language
Language
English
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Railroads
Subject Corporate Name
Subject Corporate Name
Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
Grosse Pointe (Mich.)
Origin Information
Origin Information
Date Created
1888-09-15
Extent
Extent
1 item
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Physical Form
Notes (documents)
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Digital Origin
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Related Item
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Title
Wesley Perron Railroad collection
Identifier
SLC-017
Note
Note
Electronic reproduction of: Transcription from Michigan place names / Walter Romig, Sep. 15, 1888.
Note
Source: Place Names in Michigan Walter Romig Covington, Baraga County: First settled in 1885 by French Canadians; when John Lyon became the first postmaster on October 17, 1895. he had it named for Covington, Ky., whence he had come in 1886. He was succeeded in office by Richard J. Howes on October 23, 1901. Now a Finnish village. DSS and A Stations - Covington WKallio
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NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES

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Romig, Walter. “Covington, Baraga County”. Notes (documents). Wesley Perron Railroad collection. https://uplink.nmu.edu/node/71716.
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