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the Dixie Highway at the Brown
stown Creek, After his marriage
Mer. Hendricks moved to ‘Tren-
fon, where he lived until his
death. f

Mer. Hendricks held a number,
of Village and ‘Township. offices.”
beginning wilh that of Supervie
sor of Brownslown ‘Township. in)
1874, In 188, he wis elected jus-|
tice of the peace, in Monguagon|
Township, which office he ‘held,
at intervals, until last July. He
was President of the Village of
‘Trenton, from Wik to WIN, Be-
fore that ‘he was a member of
the Township Board, Trustee of
the Village and Councilman.

In his younger days. Mr. Hen-
dricks sailed on the # vat Jakes.)
For a number of years he wa
confidential agent for F. 2B. Sib-
ley, who owned, at that time. i]

  

 

  

 

Sibley Quarry. After the land
was bought by the Chureh inter-
esis, Mr. Hendricks was in their
employ, for a number of years
1 Mr .Hendricks was also V
President of the People’s State
‘Bank of Wyaridotte. He wis af
Vife Jong Mason, having been
Past Master of ‘Trenton Lodge
No. & F.& A.M. and past High
Priest of Chapter No. 173, He
was also a member of the Mich-
igan  Soverign “Consistory ane
the Moslem Temple. Detroit.
Mr. Hendricks Was also oa
prominent G, ALR member. be-
ing one of four velerans in the
township. The surviving three
are: Joseph Lory and Alexander
Knight, both of Trenton. and By-
ron Kimball. of Sibley. Mich.