Born in Central Mine, AKA Central, MI.
Descendants of Central mining families gather each year, on the last Sunday in July, at the old Methodist Episcopal Church for the Central Reunion. The church, erected in 1868, with its distinctive battlemented tower reflecting the Cornish ancestry of many Central families, closed in 1903. It is reopened on each Reunion Sunday for a service of tribute to the hardy pioneers of all faiths from all the early copper mines that dotted Keweenaw County. The year 2011 will mark the 105th anniversary of these reunions. Visit the Central Mine Methodist Church web site for information on the Reunion and church history.
Denounced to me prior to creating this memorial, Tamson (Opie) Day remarried. That memorial is # 153709492
SIBLINGS Acc. to census:
Sarah A. (Opie)
Elizabeth (Opie)
Descendants of Central mining families gather each year, on the last Sunday in July, at the old Methodist Episcopal Church for the Central Reunion. The church, erected in 1868, with its distinctive battlemented tower reflecting the Cornish ancestry of many Central families, closed in 1903. It is reopened on each Reunion Sunday for a service of tribute to the hardy pioneers of all faiths from all the early copper mines that dotted Keweenaw County. The year 2011 will mark the 105th anniversary of these reunions. Visit the Central Mine Methodist Church web site for information on the Reunion and church history.
Denounced to me prior to creating this memorial, Tamson (Opie) Day remarried. That memorial is # 153709492
SIBLINGS Acc. to census:
Sarah A. (Opie)
Elizabeth (Opie)
Born in Central Mine, AKA Central, MI.
Descendants of Central mining families gather each year, on the last Sunday in July, at the old Methodist Episcopal Church for the Central Reunion. The church, erected in 1868, with its distinctive battlemented tower reflecting the Cornish ancestry of many Central families, closed in 1903. It is reopened on each Reunion Sunday for a service of tribute to the hardy pioneers of all faiths from all the early copper mines that dotted Keweenaw County. The year 2011 will mark the 105th anniversary of these reunions. Visit the Central Mine Methodist Church web site for information on the Reunion and church history.
Denounced to me prior to creating this memorial, Tamson (Opie) Day remarried. That memorial is # 153709492
SIBLINGS Acc. to census:
Sarah A. (Opie)
Elizabeth (Opie)
Descendants of Central mining families gather each year, on the last Sunday in July, at the old Methodist Episcopal Church for the Central Reunion. The church, erected in 1868, with its distinctive battlemented tower reflecting the Cornish ancestry of many Central families, closed in 1903. It is reopened on each Reunion Sunday for a service of tribute to the hardy pioneers of all faiths from all the early copper mines that dotted Keweenaw County. The year 2011 will mark the 105th anniversary of these reunions. Visit the Central Mine Methodist Church web site for information on the Reunion and church history.
Denounced to me prior to creating this memorial, Tamson (Opie) Day remarried. That memorial is # 153709492
SIBLINGS Acc. to census:
Sarah A. (Opie)
Elizabeth (Opie)
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