Palmyra Township

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  • Cemetery Fee Schedule
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History

Palmyra Township derives its name from the town of Palmyra New York. The early settlers came by a packet boat through the Erie Canal and then by a team from Maumee Bay to Lenawee County. In Lenawee County they purchased 400 acres of land in Palmyra's section 18 in the spring of 1834 Ezra Goff and Henry J Paddock were the first settlers.


This information was taken from a brief history on Palmyra Township written by Frances Fogelsong Frye. If you would like a copy of the 10 page document please contact the Clerk.

Palmyra Township's History

INTERESTED IN WORKING ELECTIONS?


If you are interested in learning about elections and the election process, becoming an Inspector is a great way to start.  You may request information and an Inspector application by contacting the Clerk, Christine Whited, at 517-260-8628 or palmyratownshipclerk@gmail.com.