How to pronounce“Houghton”in English

So that's Houghton's work as a geologist.

So anyway as Houghton's done with all his exploring, he's done with all his surveying, he's 36 years old.

So the night that Houghton's boat capsized Jacob Houghton was camping inland about two miles. And someone in town actually ran into the woods and found Jacob Houghton and said,

The whole time Houghton's doing his exploring though he was being pushed the whole time

very human Houghton's is bound together in that way we're bound up in that sense

So the other interesting thing that came out of Houghton's survey work as he surveyed the Upper Peninsula is that as they're workin' their way across he contracted out a lot of

This story is about Michigan's first geologist turned explorer, Houghton's Journey.

his last years of his life on Douglass Houghton's parents' farm.

So, so when it comes to Houghton's discoveries Burt's often credited with being the one who

And the voyagers go into town and say, "Hey look Douglass Houghton's boat just capsized."

But like for instance to see, I have a photograph here in the book of one right inside, that's Douglass, one of Douglass Houghton's field notebooks.

And Alvah Bradish was Douglass Houghton's brother-in-law.

While all this is going on, a friend of Douglass Houghton's who's the Governor of Michigan, Stevens T. Mason, they call him "the little, the boy governor."

I have in the book was taken in 1910 I believe which would have been 55 years after Houghton's men marked it.

So Douglass Houghton's field notebooks still exist and they're at the Clarke Historical Library in Mt.