Grand Trunk Railway of Michigan – Toledo, Saginaw and Muskegon Railway Company[1]

No.	Corporate name of Company	Date of filing articles of association	Forms of articles of association	Road, proposed, constructed, placed in operation or relinquished					Form of merger or transfer	Date of merger or transfer.	Successor
				Miles	Termini	Termini	Date placed in operation or relinquished
				Miles	From --	To --	Date placed in operation or relinquished
51	Toledo, Saginaw and Muskegon Railway Company	Jan. 25, 1886	Association	140.00	Muskegon	Eastwardly	-		East terminus fixed	February 13, 1886	52
52	Toledo, Saginaw and Muskegon Railway Company	Feb. 16, 1886	Amend articles	156.00 18.90 77.00	Muskegon Ashley Carson City	Bay City Carson City Muskegon	- Sept. 24, 1887 [i] Aug. 1, 1886 [m]		Stock control 100%	August 1, 1888	53
53	Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada	Foreign Corporation	-	[n]	-	-	-	-		-	-

[i] This date is drawn from History of Gratiot County by Tucker, 1913, which states that the first train reached Carson City on this date.

[m] It appears that the road was operated by the contractors from January 1, 1886. It is probable that these operations advanced from the east terminus as construction work progressed. No further dates are available.

[n] The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canadais not an active corporate entity recognized by the laws of the State of Michigan. All of its operating and financial activities in this state are performed through the various corporate organizations now active and controlled by this company through stock ownership, as indicated in the outline. The names of these active corporations are indicated by bold face type.

[1] Michigan Railroad Commission Data pertaining to railroad – Outline of Development and Successions in Title of Railroads Systems in Michigan