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THE MICHIGAN ONE ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE ASSOCIATION
School | Township | County | Year | Location | Use | BM | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hodge | Hartland | Livingston | S/1 | 1 | |||
Livermore #9 | Unadilla | Livingston | S/23 | 23 | |||
Coon Lake #4 | Hamburg/ Genoa | Livingston | |||||
Gage #7 | Green Oaks | Livingston | S/2, Kensington & Serland Rds | 2 | W | Gone. Moved to Washburn School. Fractional. Torn-down | |
Russell #1 | Cohoctah | Livingston | S/27 | 27 | Possibly named after Peter Russell who in 1844 had land in S/33 & S/34. Tyrone Revisited p. 81 | ||
Livingston #4 | Tyrone | Livingston | Corner of Dean and Linden Rds. SW corner of Township | B/W | Frank Murphy instrumental in the building of the brick school at corner of Dean and Linden Rds. Replaced with a wooden-school in 1918 and at that time the most modern school in the Township. The brick school, which was too small at only about 15 ft x 15 ft was torn-down. The wooden-school is now a residence. Tyrone Revisited p. 26 & 128 | ||
Beurmann #7 | Genoa | Livingston | S/34 | 34 | |||
Benjamin #6 | Conway | Livingston | 1881-1950's | 10 | W | DORS. Teacher: Rose Brimley Hamlin in 1945-48. Now used by Fowlerville Community Schools as a class room in warm weather to show 4 & 5 grades country school customs | |
Green #2f | Marion | Livingston | S/30 | 30 | Fractional | ||
Haner | Conway/Handy | Livingston | Not far from home of Winifred Boyd, who may have taught there | ||||
Bethel #3 | Brighton | Livingston | S/21 | 21 | |||
Gardner #6f | Tyrone | Livingston | By 1862-After 1929 | S/33, On corner of Hartland & Fausset Rds | 33 | Gardner School was fractional with students from Hartland. Gardner and others consolidated to form Hartland School District. Tyrone Revisited p. 11. Taught children K-8. Tyrone Revisited p. 53. Residence of Halbritter family | |
Jubb #5f | Deerfield | Livingston | S/30 | 30 | Fractional | ||
Love | Livingston | by 1850- | NE corner of S/3 about 20 rods S of Love Schoolhouse | 3 | James Love came in July 1835 and settled near what was called Love Schoolhouse. Tyrone Revisited p. 24. Served the Seventh Day Adventists in 1850. Tyrone Revisited p. 100 | ||
Wolf #7 | Marion | Livingston | S/10 | 10 | |||
Grant #3 | Conway | Livingston | S/33, Corner of Miller & Grant Rds | 33 | Fractional. Clip from Fowlerville News and views sent by Dorothea Greer 9/10/94. Betty Yago (Smyth) Taught 1955-1958. Kindergarten thru 4th grades and 2 districts | ||
Briggs #2 | Handy | Livingston | S/20 | 20 | |||
Oak Grove | Brighton | Livingston | About 1945 | S/26, Buno & Kensington Rds | 26 or 36 | Gone. Demolished. 16 students in 1934-37. Teachers: Margaret Muir, May Muir Gibson, Loretta Gannon and Lucille Wilkinson | |
Stone #1f | Marion | Livingston | S/7, CD 61 | 7 | CD 61. Annexed to Howell Public School District 11/61. Fractional | ||
Green #4 | Cohoctah | Livingston | S/4, Corner of Lovejoy & Rathbun Rds | 4 | Fractional. Now a residence. Tom Lound: Closed by the end of WWII. Building destroyed in the 1990's. A new residence has been built on property | ||
Sharpe #1f | Unadilla | Livingston | S/30 | 30 | Fractional | ||
Denton #8 | Tyrone | Livingston | 1848- | S/12, Denton Hill Rd, N of White Lake Rd | 12 | B/W | Audie Goodfellow had attended Denton School and later taught there Tyron Revisited p. 49. Student from S/2 & 11, part of 1 & 12, 13 & 14, 10 attended. Value $1,000. Now the school is wooden-frame because in 1910 the brick school burned-down and they replaced it with a wood building. Now a residence. Tyrone Revisited p. 49 & p. 129 |
Younglove #11 | Marion | Livingston | S/33, Wright Rd | 33 | Fractional | ||
Bird #4 | Brighton | Livingston | S/11 | 11 | |||
Browning #3 | Oceola | Livingston | S/3 | 3 | |||
Dibble #2 | Oceola | Livingston | About 3 miles NE of Howell's main corners | Possibly named after George Dibble who in 1844 was in S/3. Tyrone Revisited. p. 80. Source: Mary B. Ladner, 318 Inverness Rd, Howell, MI | |||
Cornell #5 | Tyrone | Livingston | 1838-1920's | Corner of Faussett Rd & Old US-23. Long narrow district | 29 | W | First school in Township (S/28) laid out by Isaac Cornell, School Inspector. Built on the property of Joseph M. Becker, S/28. It was rebuilt in S/29. It has now been torn-down. Cornell combined with others to form the Hartland Consolidated School District by 1923. Built on the land of Joseph Martin Becker. Tyrone Revisited p. 8, 9, 12, 121 & 128 |
Marr #4 | Howell | Livingston | S/9, Corner of Marr & Burkhart Rds | 8 or 9 | Now a church. Contact: Carl Ott, 3336 W Marr Rd, Howell 48843. Contact: Tom Lound, 6673 Fleming Rd, Fowlerville, MI 48836. Ph: (517) 230-9356 | ||
McDonald #3 | Green Oaks | Livingston | S/27, Marshall Rd N of 9 Mile Rd, Brighton | 27 | W | Gone. Building converted into a residence | |
Kneeland #1 | Howell | Livingston | S/13 | 13 | Possibly named after Cyrus F. Kneeland, Monroe County, NY who came in 1836 and settled on S/22 and S/23. Tyrone Revisited. p. 80 | ||
Brighton #5 | Brighton | Livingston | S/30 | 30 | |||
Benedict #3 | Genoa | Livingston | S/16 | 16 | |||
Anderson #10 | Marion | Livingston | S/17 | 17 | |||
Earl #1f | Genoa | Livingston | S/4, 4480 Golf Club Rd, Howell | 4 | Fractional. Source: Article in Country Living, weekly newspaper, Livingston County. Ralph Eastman: Teacher aged 20-21 around 1874 | ||
Hillman #3f | Tyrone | Livingston | By 1889-Still 1954 | S/5, Bennett Lake Road | 5 | W | Possibly named after Jairah Hillman who came from Lewis County, NY in 1836 and had land on S/4 & S/5. Fractional with Fenton. Now a residence. Tyrone Revisited p. 80 & 128 |
Wilson #3 | Iosco | Livingston | S/26 | 26 | |||
Chubb Corners #5f | Marion | Livingston | S/35 | 35 | Fractional | ||
Kellogg #2f | Genoa | Livingston | S/2 | 2 | Possibly named after John P. Kellogg who in 1844 had land on S/34. Tyrone Revisited p. 80 | ||
Hicks #7f | Putnam/Hamburg | Livingston | 1849-1970 | S/24, M-36 at Farley Rd or 4001 Pleasant Valley Rd, Brighton Township | 24 | W | Fractional. Building was under control of Pinckney Schools. Sold to David Keller who is willing to donate it. Previously at M-36 & Farley Rd, Putnam Township. Moved 6/8/2016. See www.warnerhomestead.com 1/2025 The Pinckney Historical Society is defunct since 2016. Status of school unknown. If not moved in 2016, Mr. Keller would need to tear it down. Livingston Daily Sept 8, 2015 |
Wright #4 | Marion | Livingston | S/23 | 23 | Fractional | ||
Cordley Lake #3 | Hamburg | Livingston | S/29 | 29 | Fractional | ||
Crittenden #7 | Howell | Livingston | S/25 | 25 | Fractional | ||
Coughran #10f | Conway | Livingston | 1883-1963 | S/25, Chase Lake & Owosso Rds | 25 | W | Consolidated School districts in the early 1920's |
#2 | Tyrone | Livingston | 1839-1860 | Sections 7, 8, 17, 18 part of 9, 16 & 20 | |||
Hammond #9f | Green Oaks | Livingston | S/35, Rushton Rd between 8 & 9 Mile Rds | 35 | W | Gone. Fractional. Building converted into a residence | |
Lyon #8 | Brighton | Livingston | In 1840's-1956 | S/22, SHS 14555 Buno Rd | 22 | Log/W | Lots more to get into. We remember p. 34. Museum moved in 1927. Used by Springdale when building was updated. Moved to Indian Hill & Flower in Benzie County to be used as a church. In 1970's was a gift shop & a church shown as a school. Grant for $12,000 from the DIA Founders Society. Many fixtures came from Solon Township. In operation in 1900. Used as a Museum for the Empire Area Heritage Group. MORSA |
Kinney #7 | Hartland | Livingston | S/25 | 25 | Possibly named after John Kinney who in 1844 had land in S/27. Tyrone Revisited p. 80 | ||
Stone #5f | Genoa | Livingston | E Coon Lake & Richerson Rds | Two room school. Mrs. Clements taught there 1953-57. | |||
Stone/Bergin #2 | Hartland | Livingston | S/33 | 33 | |||
Burgon | Hartland | Livingston | 1919/20 | Burgon Rd & Old US-23 | |||
Cranston #7 | Tyrone | Livingston | by 1887- | S/16 in the center of the Township was the school section. School was at Hogan & Linden Rds. By 1887 it was on Hartland Rd | 16 | W | |
Maple Grove #3f | Marion | Livingston | S/11 | 11 | |||
Unadilla #8f | Unadilla | Livingston | S/35 | 35 | Fractional | ||
Wolverton Jackson #2 | Tyrone | Livingston | 1839 | Corner of 8519 Hogan & Linden Rds. SE corner of S/7 | 7 | W | J. L. Wolverton settled near the corners where a schoolhouse took his name. The school was in the western part of the Township and included sections 7, 8, 17, 18 and parts of 9, 16, and 20. The first school was built in 1839 and used until the late 1860's when a new school was built on the same site. It was known as the Wolverton School at that time, but in later years became known as the Jackson School. It was converted into a residence. Tyrone Revisited p. 123 |
South Handy #3 | Handy | Livingston | S/33 | 33 | |||
Smith/Parshallville #9f | Hartland | Livingston | S/6, In small Village of Parshallville | 6 | W | Parshallville boasted a two-story graded school in the small village of that name. After the school closed it became the Craftsman Shop and had been well restored. Tyrone Revisited p. 117 & 118 | |
Field #1 | Green Oaks | Livingston | S/30 near M-36 & US-23, Brighton, MI | 30 | W | Building used for storage | |
Cady #2 | Hamburg | Livingston | S/4, Bishop Lake & Chilson Rds | 4 | Fractional | ||
Franklin #4 | Oceola | Livingston | S/13 | 13 | Fractional | ||
Pettysville #9 | Hamburg | Livingston | The school was located at the intersection of Pettysville & Rush Lake Rds, Pinckney, Michigan | 17 | Still in use in 1948. Michigan by Paul Shanks p. 39 | ||
Fawcett | Deerfield | Livingston | Fractional | ||||
Munsell #2 | Iosco | Livingston | S/14 | 14 | |||
Lewis | Oceola | Livingston | S/36, Hacker Rd at corner of Bergin Rd | 36 | Possibly named after Solomon Lewis who in 1844 had land in S/31. Tyrone Revisited p. 80. Torn-down. Source: Margaret O'Connor, 110 Westdale, Howell, MI | ||
Genoa Township | Genoa | Livingston | Corner of Kellogg & Grand River Rds | ||||
Cimmer/Franklin #6 | Hartland | Livingston | S/23 | 23 | |||
Tooley #2 | Genoa | Livingston | S/4 | 4 | |||
Hale #8 | Howell | Livingston | -1957 | Corner of Marr & Oak Grove Rds | 12 | Hale School collection 1905-1957. Howell archives | |
Brown | Conway | Livingston | |||||
Fulmer #2 | Unadilla | Livingston | S/17 | 17 | |||
Kent Lake | Green Oaks | Livingston | 1907-1953 | Kent Lake & Grand River Rds | Log | Gone. Torn-down | |
East Handy/Hogback #1f | Handy | Livingston | S/12 | 12 | |||
Green #2 | Deerfield | Livingston | S/24 | 24 | |||
Griswold #4 | Handy | Livingston | S/23 | 23 | |||
Mercer/Red #4 | Hartland | Livingston | S/20 | 20 | |||
Hogan #4 | Deerfield | Livingston | S/13 | 13 | |||
Bitten #7 | Brighton | Livingston | S/9 | 9 | Contact : Norma J. Pless, P. O. Box 157 Roscommon, MI 48653. Ph: (517) 275-8675. Norma's mother, Beatrice Long was a teacher. Building now a dentist office (1995) | ||
Riggs #1f | Tyrone | Livingston | 1854-1954 | S/4, Bennett Lake Rd & US-Old 23 | 4 | B | It was fractional with Fenton and included students from S/3, portions of S/4, S/7, and S/10. Land leased from Frederick Riggs. By 1880 it was a brick school. In 1896 a cyclone damaged the school and it was rebuilt. In 1948 the school was enlarged and an addition was built. In 1954 the district consolidated with Fenton Area Schools. The school remained vacant until the Primitive Baptist Church rented it. After a few years Walter Hunter bought it and remodeled it for his home. Tyrone Revisited p. 121 & 122 |
Parker #8 | Osceola | Livingston | S/4, NE corner of Latson Rd at Clyde Rd | 4 | Fractional. Contact: Carol Conine Klender (Curt) per Margaret Pasinski | ||
Parkers Corners #1 | Iosco | Livingston | S/17 | 17 | |||
Croupe | Conway/Handy | Livingston | S/31, Herrington & Allen Rds | 31 | W | Standard School. Fractional. Submission received on correct spelling 1/2025 | |
Marble #9f | Putnam | Livingston | S/18 | 18 | Fractional | ||
Pratt #1 | Deerfield | Livingston | S/11 | 11 | |||
Washburn #5 | Green Oaks | Livingston | 1907-1954 | Originally at 10 Mile Rd E of Rushton Rd in Green Oak Township of Livingston County | 26 | W | Washburn school #5 from Green Oaks Township, Livingston County was moved in 1984 to its current location at the South Lyon Historical Village at 300 Dorothy St in South Lyons. It is a rectangular wooden-frame structure with 3 windows on each side. There is a single door in the center front of the building. A bell tower with school bell is inside. (Internet) The school house museum is open Sat & Sunday, starting April 1st from 1-4pm You can contact the Historical Society at (248) 437-9929. |
Louk #3 | Howell | Livingston | S/28 | 28 | |||
Sprague #11f | Cohoctah | Livingston | S/16 | 16 | Contact & Pix: Janet Miesle, 8503 Byron Rd, Howell, MI 48843 | ||
First High School | Pinckney | Livingston | 1888-1968 | First graduating class 1891. Many editions. New High School built in 1968 which is now (2025) the Middle School | |||
Monahan #7 | Green Oaks | Livingston | S/15, McCabe & Silver Lake Rds | 15 | W | Gone. Burned-down in 1944 | |
Deerfield Center #6 | Deerfield | Livingston | S/16 | 16 | |||
Conway | Conway | Livingston | Fowlerville Rd. near Town Hall? | Winifred Boyd: Teacher | |||
Moon #6 | Hamburg | Livingston | Hamburg & Bauer Rds | ||||
Pinckney #2 | Putnam | Livingston | -2022/12 | School at 935 W Main St, M-26 at former school | 1/7/2025, Livingston Daily. A cannabis facility that was to use the vacant Pinckney School has stalled over a dispute between the owners. The school (and additions) are for sale for 3.5 million | ||
Houghtaling #3 | Cohoctah | Livingston | S/14, Tri-corner where Stelzer Rd ends on Oak Grove Rd | 14 or 23 | Tom Lound: See his map | ||
Thayer #4 | Handy | Livingston | S/35 | 35 | Fractional | ||
Handy Center #8 | Handy | Livingston | |||||
Birkenstock #2 | Genoa | Livingston | S/13 | 13 | Fractional | ||
Bullock #11 | Unadilla | Livingston | S/29 | 29 | |||
Woodruff #5 | Unadilla | Livingston | S/10 | 10 | |||
Rumsey #1 | Oceola | Livingston | S/22 | 22 | |||
Lake #2f | Marion | Livingston | S/5 | 5 | Fractional | ||
Gregory #6 | Unadilla | Livingston | S/21 | 21 |
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