Michigan sesquicentennial pioneer files and indexes, ca. 1986-1988
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Microreproduction of original records at the Library of Michigan, and State Archives of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan.
No microfiche circulation to family history centers.
The records are filed by the name of the ancestor who would qualify the family for the certificate. There are four types of indexes: (1) Applicants index, a list of the applicants, original pioneers and all people mentioned in the research, (2) Pioneers index, a list of the names of the pioneers, (3) Numerical index, a numberical list of the files in each letter of the alphabet, (4) Participants index, a list of names of people who participated in the program, but did not qualify for certificates.
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