"Alice D. Serrell was born in the home in Avon Township in which her father, Harry J. Serrell was born. With antecedents in Oakland County likewise dating back to 1823, Miss Serrell has long been interested in Oakland County history and in genealogy. She served several terms on the board of the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society, as an officer of several patriotic societies including General Richardson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, on the board and as president of the Pontiac Y. W. C. A. A bookkeeper and secretary by profession. Miss Serrell worked in the State Auditor General's office and the Secretary of State's office in Lansing prior to going to the Van Hoosen farm in December, 1937. "
Source: Oakland Gazette, vol. iv, no 2, September 1971, pg. 3
"Alice D. Serrell was born in the home in Avon Township in which her father, Harry J. Serrell was born. With antecedents in Oakland County likewise dating back to 1823, Miss Serrell has long been interested in Oakland County history and in genealogy. She served several terms on the board of the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society, as an officer of several patriotic societies including General Richardson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, on the board and as president of the Pontiac Y. W. C. A. A bookkeeper and secretary by profession. Miss Serrell worked in the State Auditor General's office and the Secretary of State's office in Lansing prior to going to the Van Hoosen farm in December, 1937. "
Source: Oakland Gazette, vol. iv, no 2, September 1971, pg. 3
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