The tiny community called Grape was a few miles from the homes of August (right) and Rika Heiden and his son, William Carl and Mary Heiden. In the early twentieth century, it was known for the canal that ran parallel to the River Raisin for a few miles. It was used to float logs to a saw mill and the flow turned the grinding wheel at a grist mill. Farmers could get their grain turned into flour or livestock feed. Looks like the name of the place was Raisinville Mills.