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    American Cedar Company with Henry K. Gustin account ledger showing the record of cedar cut and company expenses.

    Records of Henry K. Gustin for Cloverdale Lands providing locations and types of timber cut and by whom.

    Account Book of Henry K. Gustin providing record of expenses of land and timber business.

    Huron Land Company with Henry K. Gustin providing record of land bought and sold.

    John Augustus Widner (1842-1918) was called a pioneer "cedar man" of Northeast Michigan. He lived in Alpena for 36 years before moving to Detroit. He was in business with Henry K. Gustin at various t

    John Augustus Widner (1842-1918) was called a pioneer "cedar man" of Northeast Michigan. He lived in Alpena for 36 years before moving to Detroit. He was in business with Henry K. Gustin at various t

    Henry K. Gustin's record of land and timber purchases.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Henry K. Gustin's record of location and type of timber cut.

    Rich Mathew's record for Henry K. Gustin of timber cut.

    The Broad Family own the Beaver Lake Hunting Club that Henry K. Gustin was connected to for many years. Gustin's business and personal records where stored in the attic of the club. During renovation

    Mrs. Kowalewski died in 1981.

    Trelfa number 4-2744. "Copy of Mrs. Shooks picture."

    Excelsior is wood shavings used as packing material.

    "City Paving Crew on Mirre Street"

    "Laying Sewer"

    The tile was being made for the sewer line.

    Identification: Top Row: 5 Tony Duley, 6 Gus Crow, 9 Mindock, end - Barn [Boss?] Dolf Rivard [Adolphus Revard]. 2nd Row: 1 Irwin, 9 Tom Oliver - 10 Bill Riley, 11 Porky. 3rd Row - Last 2 - Scaler & E

    Identifications: Upper Row: unknown, Jack McDade, Tom Dougherty, unknown, unknown, Bob Ross, Blakley, Donald Franklin. Lower Row: Gibbons, Redey? Morrill, others unknown