Sebastopol, Michigan

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Sebastopol is a ghost town in Ottawa County, Michigan. It was founded with the opening of a post office on March 17, 1855. Its first postmaster was Alexander Ullson. The post office closed on December 5, 1859. [1]

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  1. Walter Romig, Michigan Place Names, page 504


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