Hi Earl, According to the book "Michigan Place Names" by Walter Romig, Georgetown is in fact in Ottawa County, which is west of Grand Rapids. It was "first settled in 1834 by Hiram and Samuel Jenison." Shelly Clipson-Shock Powhatan, Virginia In a message dated 11/24/04 9:33:00 AM, AW4girls@aol.com writes: >HELLO - >I THINK THIS MIGHT BE REFERRING TO GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP, WHICH IS WEST OF > >GRAND RAPIDS IN THE JENISON AREA, BUT SOMEONE ELSE MAY KNOW FOR SURE. >I LIVE IN GRAND RAPIDS, I COULD POSSIBLY GO CHECK THE SOLON CEMETERY FOR >YOU >ON SATURDAY AS I KNOW RIGHT WHERE IT IS, IF NO ONE ELSE CAN DO IT BEFORE >THEN. >A. WHALEN ============================================================================ Researching: Clipson, Gaunt (Gant), Hendrickson, Jarrett, Mason, Miteff, Schock (Shock), Schoonmaker, Siehl, Stickreth, Towne, Vladiff, Wadke (Wodtke, Wodke, Wadtke, Woedtke, Wotke, Wottke), Yaple (Jappel, Yeaple) Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.