James B. Hatch great-grandfather of township resident Carol Powers.
The National Society Daughters of the Union 1861-1865, Lt. E.T. Carrington Chapter, will host a grave honoring service for the 39 Civil War soldiers buried in the Goodrich Cemetery. The ceremony will be at 1:30 p.m., May 9, at the cemetery, with a gun salute from the Davison VFW and NSD speakers.The public is invited to remember the area men who fought to preserve this nation during the Civil War. Details: Carol Powers at 810-636-2917.

The 39 Civil War Soldiers buried in the
Goodrich Cemeetery include:
Augustus A. Allen
John Arnot
William S. Austin
Bethuel Barron
Eli Baxter
Harrison H. Brownell
David Cobb
Edward Cummings
Orlando C. Cummings
Oscar Cummings
Stephen Cummings
Albert I. Demaree
Birney Dutton
William Ebler
Harry H. Enders
Kipp Frost
Cephas C. Harvey
Henry H. Haskell, Jr.
Andrew Hegel
James M. Hill
Harlow E. Husted
Lorenzo D. Johnson
Harrison T. Kipp
James Riley Kipp
Isaac Lane
Addison W. Mattice
William H. McKay
Frank Myers
George A. Nye
John W. Oakley
Samuel Scrace
David M. Scriver
Samuel Spicer
Nelson Sweers
Robert Trollope
Moses Walker
William Whitmer
Peter Whitmore
John P. Winship