Newaygo County, Michigan Online Historical Directories
Newaygo County, Michigan Online Historical Directories
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Grand Rapids City Directory, Polk, Murphy, & Co., 1874-5 - $ (Ancestry)
- includes Newyago Business Directory on pages 348-350/images 209-210
Grand Rapids City Directory, Polk, Murphy, & Co., 1874-5 - Free (Hathi Trust Digital Library)
- includes Newyago Business Directory on pages 348-350
Newaygo County Atlas, Hayes, 1882 - Free (Hathi Trust Digital Library)
- contains images of township maps with landowners' names
- contains patrons directory and business directories for each township
Newaygo County Atlas, Ogle, 1900 - Free (Hathi Trust Digital Library)
- contains images of township maps with landowners' names
- contains patrons directory in the back
Newaygo County Atlas, Ogle, 1900 - Free (Internet Archive)
- contains images of township maps with landowners' names
- contains patrons directory in the back
Newaygo County Atlas, Ogle, 1900 - Free (Michigan County Histories)
- contains images of township maps with landowners' names
- contains patrons directory in the back
Grant Village Directory, unknown, 1939 - Free (USGenWeb)
- transcribed
Are the directories you're looking for not available online?
Check out WorldCat to find printed or microfilmed directories for Fremont, Grant, Hesperia, Newaygo, White Cloud, and Newaygo County.
They may be available through inter-library loan, or the library that holds them may be able to do lookups and send you copies of pertinent pages.
The Library of Congress holds a number of Michigan business, city, reverse (crisscross and street address), telephone, and other directories.
Learn how to access these materials in person in Washington, D.C. through this link, or via a researcher here.