* George W. Mack
* Eveline S. Mack (married a Mr. Rilley)
* Harriet L. Mack (married William Howarth or Haworth)
He opened the first hotel in Rochester, Mich, in 1828. He served as the Supervisor of Hamtramck btw. 1849 and 1862, and Magistrate in 1860. He was also the Justice of the Peace in 1862.
It is sometimes believed that Mack Avenue in Detroit is named after Andrew Mack (who was mayor of Detroit in 1834), however it was actually named after John M. Mack, who was a supervisor of Hamtramck.
Source: Farmer, Silas (1890). History of Detroit and Wayne County and Early Michigan. vol.1., p. 943.
* George W. Mack
* Eveline S. Mack (married a Mr. Rilley)
* Harriet L. Mack (married William Howarth or Haworth)
He opened the first hotel in Rochester, Mich, in 1828. He served as the Supervisor of Hamtramck btw. 1849 and 1862, and Magistrate in 1860. He was also the Justice of the Peace in 1862.
It is sometimes believed that Mack Avenue in Detroit is named after Andrew Mack (who was mayor of Detroit in 1834), however it was actually named after John M. Mack, who was a supervisor of Hamtramck.
Source: Farmer, Silas (1890). History of Detroit and Wayne County and Early Michigan. vol.1., p. 943.
Family Members
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Fanny Mack Dort
1789–1838
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Rhoda Mack Buckland
1791–1848
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Ruth Mack Stanley
1791–1857
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Mary Mack Dort
1793–1827
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Lovina Mack
1795–1823
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Lovisa "Lovicy" Mack Cooper
1795–1874
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Stephen Mack Jr
1798–1850
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Harriet N. Mack Whittemore
1800–1872
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Almon Mack
1805–1885
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Almira Mack Covey
1805–1886
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Achsah Mack Whittemore
1807–1835
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