Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Nunica.
Zip codes in the city: 49448.
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Mr. Scott and his son J.B. Scott were involved in the furniture and undertaking business in the village of Fremont in the early 1890's. J. B. Scott was married to Arabella Crandell who was a sister to Richard A. Crandell (father of Jack,...
Nunica is an unincorporated community in the U.S. state of Michigan. The community is located near the center of Crockery Township in Ottawa County, close to the junction of Interstate 96 (I-96) M-104 and M-231 at 43°04′47″N 86°04′02″W. The first white settlers were Manley Patchin in 1836 and William Hathaway, Jr., in 1839. Hathaway became the first postmaster of Crockery Creek on February 7, 1848. The name of the post office was changed to Nunica on January 8, 1859. The settlement was first platted by Henry Ernst in 1865. The name Nunica is derived from the Native American word menonica, meaning \"clay earth\", from which pottery was made. This clay was also the origin for the name of Crockery Creek. The Nunica ZIP code 49448 serves most of Crockery Township, as well as portions of Sullivan Township in Muskegon County to the north and small areas of Polkton Township to the east.
It was revealed on November 13th, 2019 that Philip John Looney passed on in Nunica, Michigan. Looney was 72 years old. Send flowers to express your sorrow and honor Philip John's life.
It was reported by Chicago Tribune on May 9th, 2018 that Heartha Rumore (Hecksel) passed away in Barrington, Illinois. Ms. Rumore was 103 years old and was born in Nunica, MI. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Heartha's life.
The 1880 census showed approximately 1,000 settlers in the region. None of these landmarks were ever rebuilt. In addition, nearly of farmland were completely destroyed.(Barnes, 1997) Since the train station was never rebuilt, Nunica never recovered from the devastating fire and the population went into freefall. The current population of Nunica is estimated at 400. (Barnes, 1997) In 1872, the town of Nunica was officially incorporated, the name taken from the Ottawa word for zinc.
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