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“EDWIN R, HAVENS»

Mr. Havens, 89, “veteran of the Civil
war and for. ‘41 years connected with
the’ state land office, died ‘Tuesday
morning at the home here, 924 West
Tonia street, following: @ lingering ill-
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vens: peviced: as chief of. the
bea ‘ands office in 1929. He served
under General Custer as a first lieu-
tenant in Company I, 7th Michigan
Cavalry,”in the Civil. war, and -was @
past commander: ot ‘Charlés T. "Foster,

“Surviving. are. ‘seven children, ‘Mrs.
Ww. C. Mealoy™ of ‘Cheboygan, C Charles
E. and Coral R. Havens ot- “Detroit,
Roscoe - R. “Havens of Jackson, Mrs.

_N da A. Navens, and
Edna “Havens, all of Lansing; ~ four
grandchildren, ‘and ‘one prea arene:
child, ©
“Funeral: services: will be held from
the. Jarvis-Estes- Funeral home. at 3
o'clock - ‘Thursday. afternoon, the Rev.

? Vickers Officiating. The local
R. post will give its service.
Burial will be. in Mt. Hope cemetery.

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