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Local HistoryEli Gould first settled here in 1833. James M. Gould platted the village, recording his plat on April 5, 1848 and naming it Groveland. When given a post office on January 28, 1862, it was renamed after Parma, New York, where some of its pioneers had come from. Incorporated as a village in 1864. In its early days, the settlement was nicknamed Cracker Hill and so appears on some old maps. Informational excerpts from Michigan Place Names, by Walter Romig, L.H.D.
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