References — Edwin H. Munger Biographical Essay

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[01] Ancestry of Nicholas Munger (b. 1623, d. October 16, 1668), John Munger Ferguson, 2009
[02] The Annals of Albany, Vol 1, 1859, Joel Munsell - obituary essay for Robert Hunter
[03] Munger Burials in the Munger-Hunter-Wilder Plot at Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, NY,        Kate Cieply, Published: January 10, 2006, University of Rochester - Religion and Classics        Department - "Speaking Stones" Papers
[04] History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925, Chapter 88,
[05] Pennsylvania Railroad Chronology, 1847, The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical        Society, April 2005 Edition
[06] The American Decisions, Vol XL, 1910, pg 33, "Cases in the Supreme Court of Michigan."        In the case of Fitch v. Newberry, heard in January 1843, Robert Hunter & Co. is identified as        "agents and part owners of the Merchants' Line, a company also engaged in the business of        transportation between New York and Michigan."
[07] Walker's Buffalo City Directory - 1844
[08] Aldrich Wells, eldest son of Chandler Wells, was born in August of 1802, and is thought to        be the first white male child born in Buffalo, New York. Re: History of the City of Buffalo        and Erie County, H. Perry Smith, 1884.
[09] Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, 1850 - Vol 10
[10] Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, 1853 - Volume 4
[11] History, BLM: Military Land Warrants, Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. Auburn, CA., Jan 2002
[12] History of the Lake Huron Shore. With illustrations and biographical sketches of some of        its prominent men and pioneers. H.R. Page & Co., Chicago: H.R. Page & co., 1883.
[13] Towards a history of privatizing public lands in Michigan 1785-1860, Robert E. Mitchell,        Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, "Michigan Academecian", Vol. 38, No. 3,        Sep 22, 2008.
[14] Ibid. 3 - Munger Burials in the Munger-Hunter-Wilder Plot at Mount Hope Cemetery