Saginaw County Michigan

Kochville

Kochville Township Office
5851 Mackinaw
Saginaw, MI  48604
1-989-792-7592

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Kochville - The first permanent settler moved here in 1849. The township organized in 1856. The first post office was named Phillips in 1890 and later renamed to Kochville. 

Lawndale - This was a railroad stop on with a post office called Ohman in 1891.  Renamed later to Lawndale.

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History

 


1881 Saginaw County History - entry for Kochville Township. This section contains history of the pioneers, people who held office, first landowner list and biographies, etc.

Cemeteries

Carolyn's Saginaw Images Site

Book 6 - Buena Vista Twp; Kochville Methodist; Owen; Bethel Lutheran; Frankenmuth Twp; St. John's Lutheran

Kochville Methodist Cemetery 
4 acre cemetery that was established in 1858. It is located in Section 34, on Bay and Kochville Roads. The cemetery is owned by the Kochville Methodist Church and records are held by the church. Hoyt Library in Saginaw has a copy of the records.  See 1877 Plat Map for placement of section 34.

United Methodist Cemetery  alternate name Lawndale Evangelical Cemetery
2 acre plot that was established in 1875. It is located in Section 32, on Lawndale and Kochville roads. Last known owner of the cemetery is listed as Mr. Harold Dill at 5875 Lawndale Road in Saginaw. Records were held by Mr. Dill. See 1877 Plat Map for placement of section 32.

*The Saginaw County Register of Deeds holds and interesting number of land transfer records that show the transfer of ownership of an area now known to be an Indian Burial Ground. The area is currently a part of the grounds of Saginaw Valley College. The land transfer that took place in 1878 between Leonard Walters and his wife and Francis Poierrier agree that there will be no further burials on this land. This land on the grounds of the Saginaw Valley College is near the old Indian Reservation just west of Davis Road.

  • A small burial ground is located in Section 25, about 500 feet east of Michigan Avenue. Members of the Davis family are buried there. See 1877 Plat Map for placement of section 25.
  • Another small burial area is remembered as having been located near the corner of Michigan and Liberty roads. This area was approximately 400 feet east of Michigan and 300 feet south of Liberty Road in Section 25. It is not known who was buried in the plot. See 1877 Plat Map for placement of section 25.

This information compiled about the cemeteries of Saginaw County was taken from a number of resources by the previous county coordinators. Some of this information was compiled by the individual township supervisors of the county in the late 1960's and provided to us by Patrick Bohinski. 

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