
Kent Lake and the Huron River define this corner of the state where the Livingston Co and Oakland Co lines meet. The landscape is characterized by its heavy concentration of water bodies, from the sprawling Island Lake Rec Area in the south to smaller basins like Sears Lake, Honeywell Lake, and Lake of the Pines. Genealogists will find a cluster of burial sites that trace the region's early settlement history, including the Old Kensington Cem and Kensington Baptist Church Cem, alongside the Woodruff Farm Cem, Bird Cem, and Pleasant Valley Cem.
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1965 Hamburg
Livingston County, MI

1968 Kent Lake
Livingston County, MI

1968 Oak Grove
Livingston County, MI

1968 West Highland
Livingston County, MI

1973 Gregory
Livingston County, MI

1973 Parkers Corners
Livingston County, MI

1996 Gregory
Livingston County, MI

1996 Hamburg
Livingston County, MI

2023 Gregory
Livingston County, MI

2023 Hamburg
Livingston County, MI

2023 Kent Lake
Livingston County, MI

2023 Oak Grove
Livingston County, MI

2023 Parkers Corners
Livingston County, MI

2023 West Highland
Livingston County, MI