drawer and slowly positioned himself on the floor of his workroom. He placed the two revolvers in his mouth, one belonging to himself and one to Charlotte's father, and discharged them both simultaneously. Charlotte married Henry's last business partner John M. Donaldson in 1882 and the two raised Fredrick as well as two children of their own, Alexander and Bruce. Annie Frances, the daughter from Henry's first marriage to Jeanie Flora Campbell, was raised by the Campbell family in Orchard Lake, Michigan. Selected commissions All buildings are located in Detroit, unless otherwise indicated. (1871) Moffat Building, 655 Griswold, demolished in 1928 for the Penobscot Building. (1872) Residence of Mrs. Caroline Eaton, 5201 Woodward, demolished in 1921 for the Detroit Public Library. (1873) Methodist Church of Canada, located on East Park near Queen, Chatham, Ont., Canada. (1874) Orchard Lake Chapel, Orchard Lake, Michigan. (1874) Twenty-first Street Public School.. (1874) Residence of Hon. Henry Heames, corner of Fort and 22nd, Demolished in 1920s. (1874) Residence of E.G. Allan, 57 E High St, Demolished in 1920s. (1874) Central Hall (with Hugh Smith), Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan. (1875-77) Detroit Public Library (with Hugh Smith) – demolished, replaced by Downtown Library in 1932. (1875) Williamston School House (with Hugh Smith), Williamston, Michigan (1875) – burned, 1887. (1875) Residence of Wilhelm Boeing, 5513 Woodward (1875) demolished in 1935 for the widening of Woodward. (1875) Residence of Alfred F Wilcox (with Hugh Smith) 261 Edmund Place. (1876-78) Ransom Gillis House (with George D. Mason) 203 Alfred Street. (1876) Clement Lafferty House, 1960 West Fort Street ,demolished in 1920. (1876) Woman's Hospital and Foundlings' Home. (1876) Residence of S.B. Dixon, 271 E Forest Avenue, demolished. (1876) Residence of L.L. Farnsworth, 5116 Woodward, Destroyed by fire 1886. (1876) George O. Robinson House (with Hugh Smith), 2911 Cass Avenue corner with Ledyard – demolished during WWII. (1876) Residence of Hon. T. W. Palmer, corner of Woodward and Farnsworth (Interior Alterations) demolished in 1905. (1877) Residence of Wm. McGrath,110 W Forest Avenue. (1877) Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, 602 East Congress, corner with St Antoine, Demolished in 1920s. (1879) Residence of Wm. J. Fowler, 3153 Cass Avenue, was transformed into a commercial building in the 1910s. (1879) Residence of A.H. Muir, 1959 W Jefferson Avenue, demolished in 1929. David Ward House, West Bloomfield Township, Michigan – demolished. Ypsilanti High School, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Seventh-Day Adventists' Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Michigan. Public School Windsor, Ont., Canada.