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Summary
Joseph P. Rahilly is named as chairman in the signature block of the July 14, 1941 Beaver Island sharp-tailed grouse and prairie-chicken closure order.1
Evidence and limits
The record is limited to the printed signature and office. The source does not provide his full biography, institutional appointment history, or civil identity beyond the name and role printed in the order.
Open questions
- What records identify Rahilly and document his commission service?
- Was the printed surname ever rendered differently in the original order?
See also
Footnotes
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Charlevoix County Herald, October 9, 1942, reprinting the State of Michigan order signed July 14, 1941. ↩
Sources
- State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Sharp-Tailed Grouse and Prairie Chicken — Beaver Island, July 14, 1941; reprinted in Charlevoix County Herald, October 9, 1942.Names Joseph P. Rahilly as chairman in the order signature block; it does not provide birth or death dates. No public copy of this file is known; the archive holds one and can provide it on request.
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Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, “Joseph P. Rahilly”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/people/joseph-p-rahilly/, accessed [date], citing State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Sharp-Tailed Grouse and Prairie Chicken — Beaver Island, July 14, 1941; reprinted in Charlevoix County Herald, October 9, 1942..
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