[DOC] [TLE] Stevens T. Mason - Wikipedia [PAR] Stevens Thomson Mason (October 27, 1811  January 4, 1843) was an 
American politician who served as the 1st Governor of Michigan from 1835 to 
1840. .... His remains were interred at Capitol Park, the site of the old Michigan 
Capitol. Later ... Township, Michigan; Stevens T Mason Elementary School in 
Detroit, Michigan... [DOC] [TLE] Calumet, Michigan and the State Capital Myth - Northern Michigan ... [PAR] In the instance of Calumet, Michigan, famous as the focal ... the 1840s, Michigan 
citizens began to take an ... adopted provided that the capital would be Detroit. [DOC] [TLE] Michigan - Cosmeo [PAR] State capital: Lansing, Michigan's capital since 1847. ... Largest cities in Michigan
: Detroit (951,270); Grand Rapids (197,800); Warren (138,247); ..... Engler was 
succeeded by Jennifer Granholm, a Canadian-born Democrat who had served .... 
In the Upper Peninsula commercial mining of copper began in the 1840s, and the
... [DOC] [TLE] Michigan Senate: Capitol History [PAR] The first State Capitol, completed in 1828, was known as the Territorial ... 1847, 
when the capital was moved from Detroit to its permanent location in Lansing. .... 
For some reason the 'mob' failed to put in an appearance and no case of... [DOC] [TLE] Michigan facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles ... [PAR] Get information, facts, and pictures about Michigan at Encyclopedia.com. ... 
Detroit had an average annual precipitation of 32.3 in (82 cm). .... The population 
increased from 31,639 people in 1830 to 212,267 in 1840 and .... Sterling 
Heights, 127,476; Flint, 119,716; Lansing (the capital), 116,941; and Ann Arbor, 
113,567. [DOC] [TLE] a brief history of michigan - Muskegon River Watershed Assembly [PAR] When French explorers first visited Michigan in the early seventeenth century, 
there were .... They also felt the Americans failed to pay pre-war debts or 
compensate loyalists for losses ... Detroit, where most of the people lived, was 
designated the capital. The .... to nearly 32,000, and in 1840, there were 212,267 
inhabitants. [DOC] [TLE] Michigan State Capitol  Historic Detroit [PAR] Lansing hasn't always been the seat of state government. It was the pre-motor 
Motor City that served as Michigan's first capital, and what is now Capitol Park... [DOC] [TLE] detroit's Capitol Park - Historical Society of Michigan [PAR] By Jack Dempsey When Michigan commemorated the bicentennial birthday of its 
... should be easily identifiable to every Michigander. detroit's. Capitol Park .... 
capitol until 1840. Courtesy of ... however, did not succeed in stemming the tide of
... [DOC] [TLE] A brief history of Detroit in the golden days of '49, / by George B. Catlin. [PAR] The Court House and State Capitol on Capitol Square Park was regarded as too 
... It was built in 1837 for the Bank of Michigan and it was said that part of the .... 
Detroit Churches of the 1840's Detroit during the first 117 years of its .... J. F. 
Antisdel & Brother, who became noted hotel men, succeeded Mr. Andrews in 
1861. [DOC] [TLE] pages 3-26 - Michigan Legislature - State of Michigan [PAR] They also felt the Americans failed to pay pre-war debts or compensate loyalists 
for losses ... Detroit, where most of the people lived, was designated the capital. 
.... arms, the Boy Governor, Stevens T. Mason (1835-1840), enraged President
... [DOC] [TLE] Weisenburger [PAR] Of these, at the end of the pioneer period (1850), Detroit alone was of primary ... 
In 1809, however, Kaskaskia had been made the capital of the new territory of 
Illinois ... a town at Cairo had failed in 1818 and only succeeded just before 1840, 
when .... building of the Illinois and Michigan Canal, was a real boon as it was to
... [DOC] [TLE] Potawatomi [PAR] It also failed to include the 4-600 Potawatomi in Canada. ... Detroit Potawatomi - 
southeast Michigan; Prairie Potawatomi - northern Illinois; St. Joseph ... Gathered

Question: In the 1840s it succeeded Detroit as Michigan's capital
Answer: Lansing