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Kent County is located in the U.S. state of Michigan. As of the 2020 Census, the county had a population of 657,974, making it the fourth most populous county in Michigan, and the largest outside of the Detroit area. Its county seat is Grand Rapids. The county was set off in 1831, and organized in 1836. It is named for New York jurist and legal scholar James Kent, who represented the Michigan Territory in its dispute with Ohio over the Toledo Strip.

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  1. Grave of Pieter LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Pieter Lankester
  2. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1879-03-31, page 7, column 2
  3. The Detroit Free PressDetroit The Detroit Free Press, 1879-04-08, page 8, column 3
  4. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1877-03-29, page 2, column 4
  5. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1876-04-04, page 1, column 7
  6. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1880-04-06, page 2, column 6
  7. The Detroit Free PressDetroit The Detroit Free Press, 1880-04-06, page 8, column 3
  8. The Telegram HeraldGrand Rapids, MI The Telegram Herald, 1891-11-06, page 3
  9. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-01-16, page 3, column 1
  10. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-02-21, page 7, column 3
  11. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-10-17, page 2, column 4
  12. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1893-01-31, page 5, column 1
  13. Michigan Department of State Michigan Department of State, Division of Vital StatisticsMichigan Death record for David Lankester
  14. Grave of Francina GoossenGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Francina Goossen
  15. Grave of David LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of David Lankester
  16. Grave of Maria LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Maria Lankester