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Heritage through our Ancestors Campgrounds in MichiganLocal HistoryDavid Sterling and his family were squatters here when a party from Niagara County, N.Y. came here in 1829. The village developed with the coming of the railroad in 1842. Incorporated as a village in 1871. Named after the lake lying just north of the village, said to have been named from the exclamation of a girl who on seeing it said: O what a grassy lake! Informational excerpts from Michigan Place Names, by Walter Romig, L.H.D.
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