Calhoun County Michigan

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Calhoun Co Michigan

I hope you enjoy your trip through Calhoun County Michigan. This county is up for adoption. My name is Christine Walters and I'll be here to watch over things until a new host arrives. If you have any information you would like to share with us please let me know. We would love to have your family included here. We like the obituaries, the biographies, the local news articles and photos that represent your family.
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CALHOUN MICHIGAN INTERESTS

BIOGRAPHIES	BIRTH	CEMETERIES	DEATH
GALLERY Postcards & Photos	FUTURE	MARRIAGE	MILITARY
NEWS ARTICLES	OBITUARIES	PIONEER FAMILIES	WEBSITES & LINKS

CITIES, TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS, VILLAGES

ALBION Albion Gallery	ATHENS City of Athens Athens Gallery Athens Post Office	BATTLE CREEK Battle Creek Battle Creek Gallery	BEDFORD TWP
BURLINGTON	CAMP CUSTER Camp Custer Gallery	CLARENCE TWP	CLAREDON TWP
COVIS TWP	ECKFORD TWP	EMMETT TWP	FREDONIA TWP
HOMER TWP	LEE TWP	LEROY Leroy Twp.	MARENGO TWP
MARSHALL Marshall Gallery	NEWTON TWP	PENNFIELD TWP	SHERIDAN TWP
SPRINGFIELD TWP	TEKONSHA TWP	UNION Union City

SURROUNDING COUNTIES

Barry County	Branch County	Eaton County	Hillsdale County
Jackson County	Kalamazoo County	St. Joseph County

Notable People in Calhoun MI
Calhoun County Michigan was established in 1833, named after John C. Calhoun, Vice President under both John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. In the year 2000 Calhoun County had a population of 137,985 people.
John A. HEVING-catcher for Boston Red Sox & Philadelphia Athletics (1924-1934), began his career.
Betty HUTTON - original and colorful singer in twentieth century American pop music
Marion HUTTON - best-known for her vocals with Glenn Miller's orchestra
John Harvey KELLOGG, Battle Creek Sanitarium founder, inventor of corn flakes
Will Keith KELLOGG, founder of Kellogg Company, John Harvey's brother
Dick MARTIN (comedian), co-host of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973)
Jason NEWSTED, former Metallica bassist
C. W. POST, founder of Postum Cereal Company
Del SHANNON - Rock Singer. Formed his first band and wrote Runaway here
SOJOURNER TRUTH, ex-slave and ardent abolitionist
Rob VAN DAM, professional wrestler with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
Junior WALKER, of the Motown group. Became a resident of Battle Creek in the 1950's
Ellen G. WHITE, Prophetess, co-founder of Seventh-day Adventist Church
Fred ZINN, World War I aviator