[email protected] wrote: > Patricia > > what a surprise.� in looking at the names you found in the title search, one > of my cousins appeared:� Julia Lockwood.�� She was born Julia Andre, daughter > of Hon. Peter C. Andre and Clarissa Ann Stark.� They married in Saginaw in > 1846.� Peter Andre seems to have been a rather prominent and wealthy business > person, owning considerable real estate in the Saginaw area. > > Julia married George Sevy Lockwood, a merchant who operated a crockery shop > on Cpurt St. in his father-in-law's building.� George later help P.C. Andre > develope property on what is now Adams Blvd. Ah hah!� As with many places, so many of Saginaw's streets are named for early residents.� When my gg-grandparents, Colin & Agnes McBRATNIE, moved from Swan Creek Twp. to the city in the 1870s, they lived at the corner of Mackinaw and S. Andre, but until now, I didn't know why the street was named Andre. My mother, Jeanne HUNT, grew up on Adams Blvd. -- two different houses.� The second one was at Adams and Lockwood, so now I know where the name Lockwood came from. I never lived in Saginaw, but I visited so much that I always felt like it was my second home.� Thanks to everyone for all the memories. Mary Richardson Researching:� HUNT, McBRATNIE, McCULLOCH, PARKER, PURMORT, RIPLEY, WILLIAMS, GRAHAM, FRASER, BUTTS, PAINE, CONE,....