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Abbott, W.B., Dr.
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Davis, O.G.
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McClinchey, Samuel
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The township's first elections were held on October 18, 1888 at the school house in School District No. 5 with the following officers elected:
- Supervisor: Murray Bentley
- Clerk: Edward Walsh
- Treasurer: Smith Bowers
- School Inspectors: Andrew Faulds, Lafayette Dento
Historical population:
1894: 494 residents 1900: 761 residents 2000: 1,245 residents
Branches of the Pine and Saganing rivers traverse the township in and east - west direction. The township shares a border with Arenac County to its north and to its west and Gladwin to its west. Historically, residents of closely aligned themselves with Arenac County as originally they were a part of that county prior to the formation of Bay County in 1857. A point that was raised by residents of both areas in attempts to have Gibson returned to Arenac County.
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