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From left to right: Charles Wilson, Gertie Sedore, Bess(?) Wilson, Grace Wilson, Mrs. C. Wilson, Jack Wilson, Gary Sedore, Wilbur Parker, [?] Parker, Mary Wilson.

Bud Wilson came to the area in 1942 and opened a barbershop. In 1960 he purchased the old general store in Delta Mills and converted it into a business/home combination.

Jack's [Wilson?] Grandfather's house at Millett

Pictured in the photo (left to right): L.D. Wilson, “Topsie” Ellen Grace Wilson, unknown person, Charles H. Wilson. The building in the far left of the image was part of Erastus S. Ingersoll’s furniture company.

Article by the Lansing State Journal, "This is the second in a series of stories on 100-year-old farms in the Lansing area." Additional images from Ken Wilson, great-great-great grandson of Erastus Ingersoll.

The Wilson home is located on…

Information below taken directly from the Waverly Community Schools Website on 1/20/2017:

In 1958 there was a landslide vote in the Delta-Waverly area opposed to the annexation with Lansing School District. The Waverly Community School District…

Stevens Garage was located in Delta Mills and owned by Eskie Stevens along with his son Arlin. Eskie's wife Hildegarde also helped in the shop for several years. Eskie and Arlin both served as volunteer firefighters. During  the construction of the…