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Charles C. Fitch

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abstract office, and also served as the Deputy Register of Deeds for the county. After this period, Fitch returned to farming until 1875. Fitch ran the county abstract office from 1878 to the summer of 1886. In 1884, Fitch was elected Register of Deeds, and was re-elected in 1886. Fitch also served
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seat represented the Ingham County 2nd district. In the general election on November 6, 1888, Fitch won election against Republican nominee Henry L. Henderson. Fitch was renominated for the same position in October 1890, by a convention in
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In 1876, Fitch married Mary Kate Clark. Together, they had one daughter, Fannie. On February 22, 1900, Fannie married
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twelve years on the Mason Board of Education and as president of the Mason Water and Electric Lights Company.
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Fitch died on June 28, 1899, suddenly of heart disease. At Fitch's funeral, his eulogy was delivered by
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In October 1888, Fitch was unanimously nominated in the Democratic convention for the
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Democratic Party members of the Michigan House of Representatives
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Michigan House of Representatives
Ingham County
Marshall E. Rumsey
Job T. Campbell
Cuylerville, New York
Democratic
Alma mater
Michigan Agricultural College
Cuylerville, New York
Ferris S. Fitch
Bunker Hill Township, Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Mason
Ingham County
Michigan House of Representatives
Dansville
Alva M. Cummins
Freemason
Ferris S. Fitch Jr.
Michigan Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lawton T. Hemans
An account of Ingham County from its organization


"Michigan Manual"



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