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| Names | Residence | No of shares |
| F.W. Wheeler | West Bay City, Mich. | 8,400 |
| William Forbes | Port Huron, " | 2,400 |
| George F. Williams | West Bay City, Mich. | 1,400 |
State of Michigan
County of Bay
On this Eleventh day of January 1889, before me a notary public in and for said county, personally appeared, Frank W. Wheeler, William Forbes, and George F. Williams, known to me to be the persons named in and who executed the foregoing instrument and severally acknowledged that they executed the same freely and for the intent and purposes therein mentioned.
T. F. Shepard.
Notary Public
in and for Bay Co Mich.
Received for record and entered herein this 12th day of January A.D. 1889.
William J. Hawkins.
Deputy County Clerk.
| Relate Notes & Pages |
![]() Frank W. Wheeler (1853-1921) Major Shipbuilders: Wheeler's shipyard which was founded in 1877, was one of three major shipbuilders in Bay City's history. When Wheeler started up James Davision's shipyard (1871-1928), has already establish a large shipyard on the south side of Midland Street. The third was Harry Defoe's business (1905-1971), which located on the east side of the Saginaw River (now, Wenonah Park). George F. Williams: He joined the Wheeler shipyard as general superintendent in January, 1886, and remained in that capacity until the formation of the stock company of F. W. Wheeler & Co., of which he became vice-president and general superintendent. In January, 1892, he resigned due to health reasons, and later the following May he sold his stock and retired from active business life. | Related Pages |
Pictorials:
Maritime Pictorial
Writings: F.W. Wheeler
| People Referenced |
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Forbes, William
Hawkins, William J. Shepard, T.F. Wheeler, Frank W. Williams, George F. |
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Bay County, MI
Shipbuilding West Bay City, MI Detroit, MI |
| WRITINGS: History As It Was Written Then. |