6 25 1555 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) World War, 1939-1945. Veterans. Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource In 2003, the Lawrence Public Library partnered with the Dole Institute of Politics and Haskell University to capture the histories of Douglas County’s World War II veterans in the Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project. From 2005 to 2007, the Lawrence Public Library, the Watkins Museum of History, and the Kansas State Historical Society also embarked on a similar endeavor, the Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project, which was funded by the Kansas State Legislature. This collection contains many of the video recordings and more information about the interviews conducted for these projects. Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Johnston, Pattie Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Criqui, Orvel Location The location of the interview Douglas County (Kan.) Transcription Any written text transcribed from a sound <a href="https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/214316">https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/214316</a> Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data VHS Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 0:41:54 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 128 kbit/s (audio) 1626 kbit/s (video) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Orvel A. Criqui World War II Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Criqui, Orvel A. Description An account of the resource Orvel Criqui served in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946. Interviewed by Pattie Johnston on August 23, 2007, Criqui talked about his experiences during the Second World War. Criqui was born on May 28, 1924, in Melvern, Kansas. He graduated high school in 1942 and became a teacher. He then volunteered for the Navy Air Corps. He took training classes at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, and then went to New Mexico for flight training. While there, he became ill and was sent to a hospital in San Diego. He could no longer be in the flight program, so he went to boot camp. He was then diagnosed with pneumonia and scarlet fever. Criqui was medically discharged in 1946. Upon returning home, he attended Emporia State University and resumed teaching. Criqui passed away on November 12, 2008. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Johnston, Pattie Kansas State Historical Society Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant San Diego (Calif.) 1942 - 1946 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2007-08-23 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource MP4 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Orvel_Criqui_A WWII Interview Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource To access the video recording of this oral history, go to: <a href="https://archive.org/details/orvel-criqui-a-wwii-interview">https://archive.org/details/orvel-criqui-a-wwii-interview</a> Obituary: <a href="https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/cjonline/obituary.aspx?n=orvel-a-criqui&amp;pid=120164719">https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/cjonline/obituary.aspx?n=orvel-a-criqui&amp;pid=120164719</a> The Watkins Museum of History also holds items related to this collection. Transcripts for this project are available through the Kansas Memory Digital Collection: <a href="https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/214316">https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/214316</a> Other resources for interviews with World War II veterans are available through the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project: <a href="https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.html">https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.htm</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The original copy of this video is available through the Lawrence Public Library. The Watkins Museum of History and the Kansas State Historical Society also have interviews associated with this project, which was funded through a grant program passed by the Kansas State Legislature in 2005. Researchers are responsible for obtaining any necessary permissions for uses other than educational or scholarly research. Contact the Watkins Museum of History for additional information: <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/</a> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers: The World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- United States. United States -- History, Military. World War, 1939-1945 -- Veterans -- Interviews. Lawrence (Kan.) -- Oral history. United States. Navy -- History. Lawrence (Kan.) -- History. Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/57fd8cda824ebba587c869f8ea4cbc76.jpg baed7076579fd02f0dcc8b7a3c8adef6 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/197bb4e3e17019fcda7926c441ddf44d.jpg 96fe3578482094635358095f871b9553 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Postcard of the Lawrence National Bank Building Subject The topic of the resource Central business districts -- Kansas -- Lawrence Banks and banking -- Kansas -- Lawrence Description An account of the resource Postcard with a sepia photograph of the Lawrence National Bank building on the front. Photograph focuses on the front corner door of the building. The Lawrence Business College sign can be seen on the first floor of the building on the right side as well as on the windows of the third floor. On the right side of the building "The Lawrence Business College" is printed in black ink. At the top of the left side "Lawrence, Kansas." is printed in red ink. At the top of the right side "Lawrence National Bank." is printed in red ink. To the left of "Lawrence National Bank." "1912" is written in pencil. On the back along the left side "12726. C.W. Mettner, Lawrence, Kansas. Printed in Germany." is typed sideways in red ink. A note is written on the back to Mrs. Dorothy Wellwich in Ottawa, Kansas from Daiz in Lawrence, Kansas. Postmarked June 13, 1912. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Daiz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Mettner, Carl W., photographer Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 6/13/1912 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_133a) 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_133b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence National Bank Lawrence Business College 647 Massachusetts Street (Lawrence, Kans.) 6/13/1912 Acquisition date unknown Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with a sepia photograph of the Lawrence National Bank on the front. Manufacturing information on the back. Note on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 6/13/1912 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 1: Start to Massachusetts Street Stores Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Charline Fitzpatrick or Sally Postma. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/d7be9e8f013e4da3f364922e284cbd0e.jpg 8600658e3153d913c8d63644b4caad61 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary Simpson Subject The topic of the resource Biography -- Kansas History -- Kansas Description An account of the resource A miniature of Mrs. Mary Simpson, who was library of the Lawrence City Library from 1885-1904. The photograph shows her aged about 20 to 30, looking off to the side in a high-collared gown. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource DaLee, A.G. (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Photo Collection Kenneth Spencer Research Library University of Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Kenneth Spencer Research Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource c. 1860-1875 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Reproduced with the permission of the Kenneth Spencer Research Library. We have no information of US copyright restrictions on this item. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context KSRL_MaryESimpson_RHPH18k_126 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1860 -1875 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/64b82462cd32d058730aca75ee09e285.jpg e94463928d7a377fca0be9a10fce5343 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Young Nellie Griswold Subject The topic of the resource Biography -- Kansas Portraits Description An account of the resource A portrait of Nellie Frances Griswold, aged approximately 1 to 2 years old. The photograph shows a young child wearing a white dress Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource DaLee, A.G. (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Photograph Collection of Lawrence, Kansas Residents Kenneth Spencer Research Library University of Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Kenneth Spencer Research Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource c. 1863-1865 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Barnes, Robert Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Reproduced with the permission of the Kenneth Spencer Research Library. We have no information of US copyright restrictions on this item. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context KSRL_NellieGriswold_RHPH_87.7 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1863 -1865 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/62f4722b6af40d084f937f586cc8e7bf.pdf c258207d23611c06f08423e835766f50 PDF Text Text 1 1 2 CITY OF LAWRENCE, KANSAS 3 4 LAWRENCE FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE 5 50th ANNIVERSARY ORAL HISTORY PROJECT 6 7 8 9 10 11 Interview of Ronald Dalquest & Donald Dalquest 12 November 9, 2016 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 �2 1 (9:37:17) 2 MR. ARNOLD: Today is November 9th, 2016. I 3 am local historian Tom Arnold interviewing 4 brothers Ronald and Donald Dalquest at the 5 Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas, for 6 the City of Lawrence Fair Housing Ordinance 50th 7 Anniversary Oral History Project. 8 At the time the ordinance passed in July, 9 1967, Ron and Don were serving as City of Lawrence 10 police officers. So what I'd like to start off 11 with is have both of you just tell me a little bit 12 about your backgrounds and what brought you to 13 Lawrence in the mid 1960s. 14 So Ron, why don't you start off. 15 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Okay, Don came in 1965, 16 December, '65, and he came back to Junction City, 17 we was both born and raised in Junction City, and 18 he was telling me all these stories about what he 19 did on the Police Department and I said, you know, 20 fight and get paid for it? 21 I'm all for that. And I asked him if they would hire twin 22 brothers and he said he didn't know, he would 23 check with the chief. 24 Troelstrup. 25 made out my application, and they interviewed me Chief at that time was Bill And so I came down in August of '66, �3 1 and I had to take the MMPI test, and that was your 2 aptitude test, you know. 3 After I took it the chief told me that the 4 professor up at K.U. said, told the chief that he 5 knew that they would try him to find out, you 6 know, if he knew what he was talking about and he 7 said, "You got another officer up there that 8 filled out the same application and did the same 9 test," and then the chief says, "No, they're 10 11 identical twin brothers." And there was only about two questions that 12 we missed. 13 complete? 14 his and so he said no and I was married at the 15 time so I said yes, and I can't remember what the 16 other question was, but there was only two or 17 three, you know, that was different. 18 One of them was is your sex life And Don was single when he filled out So they hired me on September the 23rd, 1966, 19 and I worked for the Lawrence Police Department 20 for 27 1/2 years, retired September the 23rd in 21 '93, went to work for the U.S. Marshals Service as 22 a court security officer and worked for them until 23 January the 8th, 19 -- no, 2014. 24 and three months for them. 25 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. Worked 20 years All right. Don? Sounds �4 1 like you're the first one to come to Lawrence. 2 What brought you here from Junction City to become 3 a police officer? 4 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, I got out of the 5 Air Force. 6 got out in November, '65, and I started applying. 7 I knew I wanted to be a policeman. 8 9 I joined the Air Force in '61 and I MR. ARNOLD: Is that because your -- Ron was telling me earlier your father had been a police 10 officer in Junction City and then became an 11 armourer on the base at Fort Riley. 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 13 MR. ARNOLD: Right. So was it kind of because you 14 were just sort of following in his footsteps or 15 was it based on experience you had in the Air 16 Force? 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, you know, yes, he 18 always talked about the Police Department down 19 there and stuff. 20 out in November and so I came and started applying 21 around, and I had a friend who had moved up here 22 and he said, "Why don't you apply up here in 23 Lawrence?" They wasn't hiring when I got 24 And I came up here and I talked to Chief 25 Troelstrup, talked to him for like two hours. He �5 1 didn't have any openings so he said, "Sorry, just 2 don't have any openings." 3 So I applied in Kansas City and in 4 Leavenworth and so I was back home there and I 5 read in the Topeka Daily Capital that Lawrence was 6 hiring so I came back up here and talked to Chief 7 Troelstrup and he says, yes, he says, they had 8 three guys quit and go out there to Sunflower 9 {Army Ammunition Plant] making more money. 10 So he took me upstairs and I took my MMPI, 11 took my, did my physical, and then I think it was 12 week later I did an interview, and I know one of 13 the questions was, you know, says, "The only thing 14 you've ever done is went in the Air Force, the 15 only job you held?" 16 a job since I was eight. 17 is just what you been doing the last four years. 18 I was in the Air Force." 19 Said, "No," I said, "I've had I think on your question So anyway, they interviewed me and hired me. 20 Came to work here in November, '65, and they asked 21 me if I could drink and I said, yes, I could, and 22 they sent me around with the detectives for a week 23 to check on the bars, see if they was selling 24 liquor, you know, in the 3.2 bars, and so I caught 25 one of them, Dynamite Club out on 23rd, but nobody �6 1 2 3 4 knew me from around here so -MR. ARNOLD: So you could do a little undercover kind of work? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Did undercover. Matter 5 of fact, they sent me in on one of the first 6 prostitutes that we busted down here on Mass, so 7 nobody knew me, and they told me come in dressed 8 up like a college student. 9 I did, and we got her. But yes, it just, you know, my dad was in law 10 enforcement and when I was in the Air Force I was 11 an air policeman. 12 MR. ARNOLD: 13 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 14 MR. ARNOLD: 15 16 Okay. And so -- It was a pretty natural transition for you? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. Did police -- I 17 knew I couldn't be a policeman until I hit 21 and 18 so I joined the Air Force because they had that 19 specialty code of air police, so I did it, I 20 enjoyed it, and I came up here and, like I say, I 21 had a buddy and then Troelstrup hired me and I 22 went on from there. 23 (9:44:59) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 Okay. Describe the Lawrence police force in that time frame, how large it was. �7 1 I assume there was no campus police at the time, 2 it was just one police force for -- 3 4 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: The campus police was actually security. 5 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. 6 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. They didn't 7 really have any law enforcement. 8 crime up there we would have to investigate it or 9 we'd have to come up there and take a report. 10 think they was actually just door shakers on 11 security. 12 MR. ARNOLD: 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 14 15 16 17 If they had a Okay. Moomau, Chief Moomau when he come in. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. Chief Moomau, and I think he had been a Highway Patrolman and stuff. Yes, our Police Department, we had a 18 three-district plan. 19 Massachusetts out to 15th Street. 20 East Bottoms and North Lawrence. 21 everything south of 15th Street. 22 (9:46:17) 23 MR. ARNOLD: 24 25 I 121 was everything west of Okay. 122 had the 123 district was And how many officers total, roughly? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I think we had �8 1 something like maybe 30. I know that 122 2 district, was two of us in there. 3 had two. 4 there. 5 so that was about all we had. 121 district 123 district only had one person in And you had a sergeant and a lieutenant, 6 You'd have the three-district plan, then 7 you'd have a backup car and so sometimes when the 8 guys was off or somebody called in sick you was 9 running two districts, one north and one south. 10 Fifteenth Street was the divider. 11 (Phone ringing) 12 That was Ron's phone that went off. 13 But anyway, sometimes the dispatcher would 14 call in sick, we only had one dispatcher, and the 15 dispatcher, if they called in sick, why, then you 16 was down to one car sometimes, sometimes two, two 17 people. 18 We didn't have any jailers. 19 over here at 745 Vermont. 20 Department was. 21 That's where our Police So it was just a, you know, local, local 22 Police Department. 23 (9:48:04) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 Our jail was Okay. So we'll get into talking a little bit later in the interview about the �9 1 events in '68, '69, '70, when things got pretty 2 exciting in Lawrence. 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 4 MR. ARNOLD: Right. And one of the things that we'll 5 talk about, because you all discussed it about a 6 month ago at the Final Friday program over at 7 Watkins, about how a pretty small Police 8 Department was fairly stressed by the amount of 9 things that were going on in that time frame. 10 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right. You know, when 11 you have a 24-hour business and, you know, you 12 only got, I think it was like four or five of us 13 that was working, when I first came on we was 14 working a 44-hour work week. 15 what was it, I think you got six days off a month, 16 and so then to go to a 40-hour work week they had 17 to hire more people, and that wasn't until, I 18 think, '73. 19 MR. ARNOLD: 20 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: We got, let's see, Wow. But we had no Handy 21 Talkies so on communications everybody was on 22 39-58 and 39-70, 39-58, the K.U. Police 23 Department, Lawrence Police Department, K.U., or 24 Douglas County Sheriff, and all the other 25 sheriffs' departments was all 39-58. �10 1 (9:49:34) 2 MR. ARNOLD: 3 4 5 6 And those are radio frequencies used in your car? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Radio frequencies, right. And I think it was around '67 we got, '67 we 7 got new frequencies, which was high band, and we 8 could go 10-55, which is scramble, and so we could 9 scramble it and people with monitors couldn't 10 monitor it. 11 MR. ARNOLD: Interesting. 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, when I 13 first came here we had two Fords and two Chevies 14 and they didn't have air conditioning in them and 15 I know Chief Troelstrup had told the city 16 commissioners that they was either going to have 17 to pay for our clothing cleaning or put air 18 conditioners in the car so they decided in '67, 19 '67 I think we got air conditioning in our 20 vehicles. 21 But, you know, it was one of those things 22 where you just, if you got a call, you know, if 23 you'd stop a vehicle, we called that 10-45 and 24 you'd stop the vehicle and you'd have to turn on 25 your P.A. system, so when you got out of the car �11 1 you'd turn on your P.A. system, get up there and 2 talk to the people, and then if a call came in 3 you'd have to go back to your car and answer it, 4 then go back up there and give them their driver's 5 license back and say, "Well, you lucked out this 6 time." 7 8 But, you know, that was just one of the things that had to happen. 9 MR. ARNOLD: 10 Right. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But you was the only 11 one that were -- there might be two of you there 12 on any type of a call so you basically just was 13 out there by yourself. 14 (9:51:49) 15 MR. ARNOLD: You just had to handle it. Let me ask both of you, and 16 since, Don, you have been talking we'll just 17 continue with you to start with and then we'll 18 switch over to Ron, but when you came to Lawrence 19 in that time frame kind of describe the town for 20 me. 21 your answer both, you know, was there a lot, much 22 crime or was it pretty quiet or if there was crime 23 what, was it kind of low level stuff? What was Lawrence like then? And include in 24 And then the other thing I really wanted you 25 to kind of describe is, you know, what the racial �12 1 environment was like, what kind of segregation, 2 and kind of compare it a little bit to what you 3 were used to from coming to Junction City, which 4 was an Army town, which probably had a lot more 5 diversity in that regard, so if you can kind of 6 cover all that in one answer, and take as long as 7 you need. 8 9 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Okay. Yes, when I came here, matter of fact my dad had told me that 10 Lawrence had a good Police Department even back in 11 the '40s when he was on the Police Department. 12 You know, Junction City was more rough and tough 13 because they had a lot of GIs out there. 14 population was 18,000. 15 out there and so they had to -- but they had the 16 MPs to help them. They had 18,000 soldiers 17 MR. ARNOLD: 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 19 on the Police Department. 20 The Right. We never had that here When I first came to town here they put me in 21 the East Bottoms and North Lawrence. 22 predominantly black. That was 23 Sorry, my voice is cracking up. 24 But, you know, I got to know the people down 25 there and talking to them and stuff, but, yes, we �13 1 didn't have a lot of blacks in the other part of 2 town. 3 little bit but predominantly they was in the East 4 Bottoms and North Lawrence. 5 We had some up on Sixth Street here a They had the Green Gables down there and they 6 mostly stayed around the Green Gables. 7 black bar. 8 (9:54:06) 9 MR. ARNOLD: 10 11 That was a And where was that? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: That was down there on East Ninth. 12 MR. ARNOLD: 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: East Eighth. 14 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, I'm sorry, East 15 Okay. Eighth. 16 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Been Eighth and New 18 York, but that was about the only bar that they 19 had. 20 The Southern Pit was there at 19th and Mass. 21 Indians would congregate all in the Southern Pit. 22 That was the closest one to Haskell. 23 they also had one there right there at 19th that 24 was, can't remember the name of that, but it was 25 where the Yellow House is now, or used to be. You had Haskell out there for the Indians. The And then �14 1 MR. ARNOLD: Right, right. 2 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, there 3 was like 1,800 students and stuff. 4 didn't have a lot of crime but we had burglaries 5 and thefts. 6 MR. ARNOLD: 7 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 8 9 10 You know, we Right. We didn't write a lot of reports. (9:55:36) MR. ARNOLD: I assume violent crime was 11 fairly rare, maybe a bar fight or that sort of 12 thing? 13 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, you know, you 14 used to have some guns involved, you know, just 15 like a card party. 16 to pull out a pistol and it had about a six or 17 seven-inch barrel, ol' Al had, and by the time he 18 could get it out of his pants the other guy had 19 already hit him over the head with a whiskey 20 bottle. One card party this guy tried 21 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. 22 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, we 23 didn't have a lot of homicides, not until later 24 on, we started getting some homicides, but 25 Lawrence, you know, bar fights, stuff like that �15 1 there. 2 MR. ARNOLD: Right, right. 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: K.U. students against 4 the home guys, the Indians, you know, against the 5 locals, sometimes you had some of that, but 6 predominantly the Indians kept to themselves. 7 K.U. students came through town, but, see, when I 8 first came here all the students had to have a 9 sticker in their back window for the University of 10 Kansas. If you caught somebody here without the 11 sticker you knew that they wasn't going to K.U. or 12 they was in violation. 13 card, then you'd call K.U. P.D. and they'd come 14 down and ticket them on that for not having their 15 car registered. If they had a K.U. ID 16 Haskell students couldn't have a car. 17 MR. ARNOLD: 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Interesting. They had to live in the 19 dormitories. 20 year, they could live off campus if they was 21 married, but, you know, that was probably the 22 biggest thing. 23 The ones in their second or third You know, as far as prejudice goes against 24 the blacks, I didn't get to see that because I 25 wasn't black, you know, but I knew that they �16 1 didn't have a swimming pool. 2 asked for swimming pools and stuff. 3 they didn't have that until later on. 4 they complained to you about this and that but 5 there's nothing we could do about it. 6 MR. ARNOLD: 7 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: You know, You know, Right, right. 8 first line of defense. 9 MR. ARNOLD: 10 You know, they'd You know, we're the Right. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And so they'd come up 11 and say, "Well, how come we don't have this?" 12 never really seen prejudice. 13 about it, but in Junction City we had a, very 14 diverse because of Fort Riley. 15 MR. ARNOLD: 16 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I You know, I'd heard Right. And so blacks marrying 17 whites, they brought Germans back, German wives, 18 they was white girls, and -- but, you know, at 19 that time you could look on their military ID card 20 and they was a white female but it said black 21 female. 22 MR. ARNOLD: Interesting. 23 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Because they didn't 24 want the Germans to marry a black over there, come 25 over here, and then the white guys wouldn't know �17 1 that they had been married to a black guy, and, 2 you know, man, they had, you know, just stuff like 3 that there that went on. 4 When I went in the service, basic training 5 down there, and we had whites, blacks, in our 6 platoon, or our flight, and one kept calling the 7 other one an N word, you know, white guy was -- 8 and they was from Alabama, you know, and so one of 9 them had been in the church with Martin Luther 10 King, the black guy had, and the white guy was on 11 the outside of it when they burnt the church, you 12 know. 13 MR. ARNOLD: Wow. 14 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And so the northern 15 blacks said, "Hey, we'll take care of him for 16 you." 17 don't want you guys to do anything because if I 18 let you touch him I can't go back to town," you 19 know. 20 opener, you know, you think, whoa. He said, "No, don't take care of him. And, you know, you talk about an eye 21 MR. ARNOLD: 22 MR. DALQUEST: 23 (10:00:28) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 I Yes, yes. Never, never heard that. So you all, you were definitely, from your experience in Junction City and then �18 1 from in the military racial mixing was pretty much 2 the norm for you all but here in Lawrence you 3 generally didn't see, everybody kind of, the 4 African-Americans stayed in their own 5 neighborhoods, they went to their own bars, you 6 know, they didn't have access to integrated pools, 7 so Lawrence was definitely not a mixed community 8 by any means back in those days? 9 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right. And if you did 10 see blacks out in the other bars and stuff it was 11 normally a K.U. student, and they, you know, 12 they'd came from out of town, but normally your 13 blacks stayed down in the East Bottoms, up here in 14 the east part of town, or North Lawrence. 15 And we had a lot of problems about the 16 Mississippi blacks coming up here and going to 17 work out there at Sunflower Ordnance, and if you 18 seen a real dark black guy he was normally from 19 Hollandale, Mississippi, and then a lot of them 20 came up here and went to work out there at 21 Sunflower, you know, had good jobs out there. 22 MR. ARNOLD: 23 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 24 25 Right. And so animosity between the local blacks and the -(10:01:56) �19 1 MR. ARNOLD: You know, that's interesting, 2 I've read that, that the African-Americans who 3 came in more recently from Mississippi and then 4 many other African-Americans who had been in 5 Lawrence since probably right, Civil War, right 6 after, -- 7 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 8 MR. ARNOLD: 9 get along very well. Right. -- that they didn't necessarily Did that add challenges to 10 your policing in that sometimes there would be 11 tension within the African-American community? 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. And, you know, we 13 had black officers here and they got along good 14 down there but, you know, later on during the 15 riots and stuff they got challenged, they got -- 16 MR. ARNOLD: Sure. 17 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Threatened. 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Threatened. 19 call them Uncle Toms and stuff. 20 MR. ARNOLD: 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: They'd Right, right. But these are good 22 people here in town, had a lot of relatives and 23 stuff, so, you know, that just -- it was 24 interesting. 25 didn't know anybody, didn't know anybody here in I mean, you know, I went down there, �20 1 town. I came, lived down here on Kentucky in an 2 apartment; came down on Kentucky, went back on 3 Tennessee, down to the Police Department. 4 (10:03:15) 5 MR. ARNOLD: I assume probably the apartment 6 building you lived in wouldn't have had 7 African-Americans in it, it would have been all 8 white probably? 9 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, we had 10 bench seats and my partner was a short guy, Lyle 11 Sutton, and I always said that across my knees was 12 written Plymouth Fury. 13 didn't even know where I was driving to, see, and 14 when I did start driving, well, then he had to 15 tell me, "Turn, turn." But he had to drive. Said, "Left or right?" 16 But I learned it and enjoyed myself. 17 (10:03:50) 18 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. I Well, I'll let you rest 19 your voice for a few minutes, since you've been 20 talking a lot, and turn it over to Ron. 21 Ron, give me your perspectives on how you 22 found Lawrence when you first got here and kind of 23 what your reactions to sort of the racial 24 environment and just kind of what kind of town 25 Lawrence was at that time. �21 1 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Well, first of all, 2 Chief Troelstrup, when he hired me he said that, 3 "If you're half as good as your brother, then 4 we'll get along just fine," and I said, "Well, I'm 5 not half as good, I'm better than he is." 6 But we never could ride together, or we 7 couldn't be on the same shift. They said we could 8 conspire with one another and maybe do some wrong 9 things or something, so we never did. In fact, 10 when Don got ready to go to the Sheriff's Office 11 they let us ride the last week together. 12 both sergeants and so we got to ride that week 13 together. 14 But Don was right. We was I was on the East 15 Bottoms, too, and North Lawrence. 16 on midnight shift, on the shift I was on, we had 17 an old lieutenant and on midnights, well, if the 18 dispatcher wasn't there one of us would have to 19 dispatch and we would split the town at 15th 20 Street, one of us run north, one of us run south, 21 and so we only had two guys out there on the 22 street. 23 Handy Talkies or any time, so you had to basically 24 handle it yourself, and, you know, sometimes you 25 had to knock a few heads, you know, and we had We didn't have backup. A lot of times You didn't have �22 1 39-58, like Don said, radio. 2 I went down to a bar fight one night, made 3 three arrests, and I had them on the floor, you 4 know, but I only had one set of handcuffs so I 5 handcuffed two of them together and as I was 6 handcuffing them guys, they was a bunch of town 7 guys and they was beating up some K.U. students at 8 the old Purple Pig down on New Hampshire Street 9 and one of them, as I was handcuffing the other 10 two together the other, third one, he bolted out 11 the back door, and so I went out. 12 I called my lieutenant, he was dispatching, 13 and I said, you know, "Can the other officer meet 14 me?" 15 said, "What do you suggest I do?" 16 didn't want them sitting in the back seat on me. 17 And he said, "Well, you're only a couple blocks 18 from the station. 19 walk them down here?" 20 And he said, "No. He's out on a call." I You know, I Why don't you just go ahead and So I did, and then I ran back to my patrol 21 car and they had taken my whip antenna and tied it 22 in a knot. 23 top. 24 the plastic covers, and tied my windshield wiper 25 blades in knots, and so of course I had to write a We had them bubble gum light bars on They had taken both the light bars off, or �23 1 report on that, you know. 2 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 3 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And we didn't know who 4 did it but, you know, a lot of the -- my 5 perspective was a little bit different than Don's, 6 you know. 7 Bottoms and Green Gables, I never was scared to go 8 into the Green Gables, and lot of officers were, 9 you know. When we was talking about the East They said don't go in there by 10 yourself, you know. I never was bothered, you 11 know. 12 was respectable to them and, you know, we got to 13 knowing a lot of the blacks and we always said hi 14 to them and I always treated people like I wanted 15 to be treated myself or somebody would treat my 16 parents, and so I treated them with that kind of 17 respect. They was always respectful to me because I 18 I told them one time, and I always figured, 19 you know, that if I could give them a break, you 20 know, I'd give them a break, but if I told them to 21 do something they'd better do it, and they knew 22 that I was in control and so, you know, that was 23 the difference back then. 24 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 25 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: You know, we didn't �24 1 have a lot but we could give people breaks, you 2 know, especially on family disturbances, you know. 3 Nowdays, you know, they want everybody arrested, 4 you know. 5 know, you have to arrest them, you know. 6 somebody slaps the other person and they leave a 7 mark, well, you gotta take them in and arrest them 8 and they have to spend the night in jail and that 9 makes for hostility between husbands and wives, 10 In fact, they've got the law where, you If you know. 11 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 12 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Right. I know they think 13 they're doing good but, you know, there's a 14 pecking order. 15 MR. ARNOLD: Yes, yes. 16 (10:09:58) 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: This is Don. But Ron's 18 right, you know, it used to be that you didn't 19 arrest them, all you'd do is take care of the 20 problem, and -- but, see, even the wives don't 21 want the guy arrested because that's their 22 paycheck. 23 MR. ARNOLD: 24 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 25 Right. So -- and then, of course, if the, and I had this come up, the lady �25 1 was the one that hit him with a frying pan so then 2 I had to take her in and in front of her kids and 3 everything. 4 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 5 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And so that's where a 6 lot of officers are getting hurt is on this 7 domestic battery, that they're making us arrest 8 one of them. 9 10 MR. ARNOLD: Right. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: So I know they're 11 trying to do better for battered women, but, you 12 know, sometimes you just have to just set them 13 down, take him out of there, make sure he doesn't 14 come back that night. 15 Go ahead, Ron. 16 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Well, and a lot of 17 that, you know, I mean, we was talking about the 18 blacks from Mississippi. 19 Reverend Sims. 20 church down there at 13th and Connecticut and they 21 had a lot of the Mississippi blacks, you know, was 22 down there and, man, was they ever religious, you 23 know, and, you know, but then you had the North 24 Lawrence people, you know, and there was North 25 Lawrence blacks. They came up here with You know, he was pastor of the Then on Sixth Street, you know, �26 1 there was some blacks over there, so there was a 2 little hostility between certain ones and they 3 didn't like to mingle but, you know, they got 4 together later on and they calmed down. 5 And the same thing was with Haskell. You 6 know, you'd get out there and you had the 7 different tribes. 8 the difference between a Crow and a Comanche, you 9 know. I had a real hard time telling The only ones I knew was the Alaskan, you 10 know, the Eskimos, because they would be walking 11 around, it would be five below zero and they'd be 12 walking around in short-sleeved shirts, but, you 13 know, there was a lot of hostility out there. 14 There was a lot of knife fights, a lot of -- 15 between tribes, and there was hostility, got to be 16 real bad, and we had some on the Lawrence Police 17 Department and we had one that he was a great big 18 guy, he used to play football out there at 19 Haskell, and he walked in one night out there at 20 Lawrence Memorial Hospital and here was a little 21 guy, but he was a different tribe. 22 Comanche and our officer was a Crow. 23 He was a Boy, I mean to tell you, he come off that 24 table and they was trying to stitch him up and, 25 you know, we had problems, you know, so finally I �27 1 told the officer, I said, "Go ahead and leave," 2 and as soon as he left, you know, the guy calmed 3 down and they sewed him up and we took him to 4 jail. 5 And we had some of them that took great pride 6 in what they could drink. 7 of beer and pour a pint of wood grain alcohol, 180 8 proof, in that and then drink it and then they was 9 going, you know, bonkers, and they'd fight 10 11 They'd take a pitcher everybody. But Haskell out there had a policy that if 12 they came back -- this was before; they was in a 13 trade school, Haskell was a trade school and not a 14 junior college like they are now, but they 15 couldn't have cars and they'd go out and get drunk 16 and they'd come in the dorm out there and the 17 Haskell administration, one of the dorm guards 18 would see them and could smell alcohol on them and 19 then he'd call us and say, "This guy's drunk. 20 want him arrested." 21 We So we would have to arrest him, put him in 22 jail for drunk. Next day, why, Haskell was down 23 there and they paid the $25 bond for him and they 24 put him, they brought his clothes with him and 25 they'd packed him up and they sent him back to his �28 1 reservation, and -- but if they even smelled beer 2 on them, and they had to be in by 10:00 o'clock at 3 night, and if they wasn't in by 10:00 o'clock, 4 why, they'd call and say, "We want him arrested," 5 you know. 6 So then they turned around and one of them 7 decided that they was going to contest it and then 8 they said the police officers weren't to be 9 allowed to enforce laws on reservations, and since 10 Haskell was a reservation and Lawrence police 11 didn't have the authority to go out there and 12 arrest them, so -- and the court said, you're 13 right. 14 So then the FBI had to come out, if they had 15 a drunk call, why, the FBI had to go out there and 16 when -- we had to go out -- 17 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: That lasted about that long. 19 MR. ARNOLD: I can imagine. 20 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Well, then they made us 21 all, yes, then they made us all Deputy U.S. 22 Marshals. 23 (10:16:14) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 to -- Okay, so give you the authority �29 1 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: So we could enforce the federal laws, see. 3 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. 4 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And then they had to 5 get, they had to have Congress come to Lawrence 6 and Lawrence had to accept the authority, you 7 know, and once Lawrence accepted the authority out 8 there, well, then we could go out there and 9 enforce city laws, and then we didn't need the 10 U.S. Marshals badges, you know, but, you know, we 11 had all this different parties. 12 During the riots in '69 and '70, you know, we 13 had the white supremacists, you know, we had the 14 John Birch Society, we had all these vigilantes. 15 Lot of the vigilantes, you know, was individuals 16 that said, you know, hey, I've got this big group 17 of guys, we're going to come in and we're going 18 to, you know, shoot all the blacks, you know. 19 We had black people that, you know, didn't 20 want to be called black, they wanted to be called 21 negroes, you know. 22 N word, but, you know, you couldn't say "boy" or 23 you couldn't say "gal," you know, that was 24 insults. 25 None of them wanted to be the And our human relations director at the time �30 1 -- 2 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Ray Samuel? 3 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: No, before Ray. He 4 wrote a book, and this was during the riots, and 5 he was -- the book was named "How to Be a Hot Cat" 6 -- no, "How to Be a Cool Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," 7 and he had all of the police officers, he give 8 each one of us the book and it was just, you know, 9 he'd typed it up and, you know, what you're 10 supposed to do, you know. 11 know, wanted to be called negroes and, you know, 12 and some of them wanted to be called blacks, some 13 of them wanted to be called colored, you know. 14 Some of the blacks, you And the Indians, you know, they had certain 15 things they didn't want to be called, you know, 16 Indians and, you know, Eskimos didn't want to be 17 known as Indian, they wanted to be called Eskimos, 18 and Comanche was insulted if you called them 19 anything but Comanches, you know, and -- but vice 20 versa, you know, there was a lot of hostility 21 between the different groups of individuals. 22 had K.U. students, you know, we had SDS, Indians, 23 we had AIM out there, you know, AIM had come into 24 town, and we had all these individuals coming into 25 Lawrence because it was a melting pot. We �31 1 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And when you bring in 3 all these outsiders, and they was ones that was 4 causing all the hostilities, you know, and when 5 you got that kind of a melting pot in here, you 6 know, everybody was against everybody. 7 (10:19:54) 8 MR. ARNOLD: 9 Right. With you all in the small Lawrence police force caught in the middle 10 trying to keep them all apart. 11 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes, right, and here we 12 are, you know, we've got 35 officers at one time 13 out there in front of the high school, we 14 confronted 250 people, and we all lined up there 15 and everything else, and there was 18 officers. 16 We called in every officer we could get ahold of, 17 the night shift, midnight, swings, day shift. 18 even took them out of TSB. 19 Sheriff's Office. 20 there, we had detectives out there on the line. 21 There was 18 of us, and the only way that you can 22 make an arrest, you know, you couldn't, because if 23 you made an arrest you was going to have to take 24 two of them people and take them out, take the 25 person that you arrested to jail. We We called the We had sheriff's deputy out �32 1 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And on several 3 different incidences we had to make an arrest, you 4 know. 5 the back seat, one in the front seat with him, and 6 he drove them to jail from the high school 7 football game. 8 know -- and we had the students come in and try 9 and attack us and we set up a skirmish line and we One time Lieutenant Harris, we put three in They was all students, but, you 10 had to, actually had to hold the officers back, 11 but once we formed the skirmish line we wouldn't 12 let anybody come through and we walked them out 13 and that was the way we was trained, you know. 14 But then you had the hippies, the yippies, 15 the street people. 16 we was down there at the Watkins Museum this woman 17 come up there and she said, "Was there really 18 people out looking, you know, to shoot hippies?" 19 20 You know, the other night when MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I think she asked you, didn't she? 21 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes, uh-huh. 22 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And we said, you know, 23 we don't -- we didn't know them, we couldn't pin, 24 but we heard about them, you know, and we was 25 trying to be aware of them, and, you know, but it �33 1 was a scary time. 2 When we had the curfew -- 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 4 5 This is Don, but she says, "But I was a hippy." MR. RONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, we set 6 up, the Lawrence Police Department set up -- we 7 played basketball. 8 went out and played with the hippies, you know, 9 against the hippies. 10 We set up a basketball, and we The only real bad time we had was with the 11 Indians, you know, because, man, them are damn 12 near pro basketball players and they'll run you to 13 death. 14 court and just watched them, you know, because -- 15 and they can play basketball, and they're 16 semi-pro, you know. 17 called ourselves The Pigs, and, you know, they had 18 T-shirts that said Hippies on them, you know, and 19 then we had the blacks, you know, and they're all 20 good basketball players. 21 I stand right there in the middle of the Hell, they beat the -- and we We went down to the Community Center and we 22 challenged them all. We got our butts beat most 23 of the time, you know, but we had good times. 24 got to knowing people, and I think that's one of 25 the biggest problems they have today, you know, is We �34 1 the police officers don't go in and talk to 2 people, you know. 3 shops. 4 talking to people, you know, about what was going 5 on in the community and, you know, nowdays, you 6 know, they want to put GPSs on the police cars and 7 say, well hey, you know, you're out of your 8 district and you gotta do this and you gotta do 9 that. We used to go in the coffee I could learn more in a coffee shop 10 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 11 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: So they don't really 12 talk to people. 13 policing that we did, you know, and they're 14 running them so fast and so hard, you know, that 15 the officers don't have time to know the 16 community. 17 (10:24:27) 18 MR. ARNOLD: They don't go out and do the Right. Yes, I was going to ask 19 you, based on some things you said earlier about, 20 you know, treating people fairly and with respect. 21 It sounds to me like, and I was going to ask you 22 what kind of relationship there was between the 23 Police Department and the African-American 24 community, but it sounds like you treated them 25 like any other community in town, you got to know �35 1 people, you treated them with respect, you helped 2 them solve their problems when you could help out 3 and you had the leeway to do that, you know, you 4 got involved in community activities like playing 5 basketball, so I take it that that helped 6 alleviate a lot of the potential tensions, until, 7 -- 8 THE SPEAKER: 9 MR. ARNOLD: It did. -- of course, you got into the 10 late '60s, when then there were so many groups 11 with so many different agendas you all were just 12 kind of caught in the middle of it all. 13 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, you know -- this 14 is Don -- but you really look at it and when you 15 treat a person fairly and they know that you have, 16 that you gave them a break, later on if you have 17 to arrest them they won't give you that much 18 trouble, you know, but if you bum rap them, you 19 know, they understand that. 20 don't understand that you just can't make up a 21 charge, you'll lose it in court, and they have a 22 right. 23 You know, people That's what I was saying the other night down 24 there, you know, but nobody has a right to resist 25 arrest. If I make an arrest you got a right to �36 1 beat me in court, you know, sue me, go to an 2 attorney, sue me, everything, but you don't have a 3 right to resist arrest, and that's where a lot of 4 their problems are today is they resist arrest. 5 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And they think you 6 violate their civil rights. What civil rights? 7 They, they don't know what civil rights are. 8 think they do, but, you know, they say, "Oh, my 9 civil rights have been violated." 10 rights? 11 You know, you can't resist arrest. They What civil You know, the officer made an arrest. 12 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: What don't you 14 understand about that? 15 along with the officer, and if he does bum rap you 16 or he makes a fatal mistake, you know, of making a 17 bad arrest you can sue him, you can sue the city, 18 you know, he can lose his job, but if you resist 19 arrest, hey, he just made a lawful arrest. 20 what I'm saying? 21 (10:27:10) 22 MR. ARNOLD: Yes. You know, if you just go See Did you all try to 23 establish relationships with particular leaders 24 within the African-American community or within 25 the Indian American community or, for that matter, �37 1 within the white community just to try and help 2 you, you know, maintain good relations kind of 3 with the folks in the communities in general? 4 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: No. You have to 5 remember, we was just little guys ourselves and so 6 I made friends with the guys out on the street, 7 but like the leaders or the ones that wanted to be 8 leaders, they didn't want to be friends of mine, 9 they wanted to be friends of the city commissioner 10 or the mayor, stuff like that there, so basically 11 the person out on the street, the guy that I dealt 12 with all the time, that's the one I was working 13 with. 14 you know, they probably knew me. 15 They didn't know me from Adam but -- or, I think the leaders knew me but they didn't 16 want to talk to me, they wanted to talk to 17 somebody that had authority and could do something 18 for them, and, you know, that's one of the 19 problems that you have. 20 what they want. 21 the swimming pool. 22 town that was open to the public except for the 23 blacks, that was up here on Sixth and Florida, but 24 that was a private, that wasn't by the city, so 25 the city opened up a swimming pool out there at They really don't know You know, they knew they liked We had one swimming pool in �38 1 23rd and Kasold. 2 at. That's not where the blacks was 3 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 4 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Blacks was downtown, 5 East Bottoms, so they had to get transportation 6 all the way out there, but they did make the 7 swimming pool part of it but then it took time. 8 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 9 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 10 don't want time. 11 MR. ARNOLD: 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: A lot of times people Right. They hired Ray Samuel 13 as their human relations guy and he brought a lot 14 of civility and he would try to talk to them about 15 the police officers and also the police officers 16 about them and stuff. 17 the one that really calmed them down quite a bit. 18 I think Ray was probably But, see, they don't, some of those leaders 19 didn't have control. 20 MR. ARNOLD: 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right. These other people that 22 was making the firebombs, stuff like that, they 23 didn't have control of those, so -- but they was 24 going off that hype. 25 It was like the colonel of the Highway �39 1 Patrol. 2 THE SPEAKER: Albott. 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Albott. He come in, he 4 said, "I settled Lawrence." He came up here at 5 noon up on Oread Street and talked to a couple 6 people. 7 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 8 smoking marijuana cigarettes. 9 10 11 12 13 Hippies sitting there (Interrupting) MR. DONALD DALQUEST: He wasn't out there at night -MR. RONALD DALQUEST: the problem?" And he says, "What's I'm Ron. 14 (Interrupting) 15 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 16 MR. ARNOLD: 17 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: -- Leonard Harrison? Uh-huh. Leonard Harrison at the 18 time, you know, he had these young guys, and he 19 was a radical. 20 guys, like Steven and, and -- 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Butch. 22 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Don't use names. He was a radical, and these young No. 23 But he had these young guys at different places in 24 town where all the young kids were at, you know, 25 the Ballard Center, the Afro House, the swimming �40 1 pool, and he stirred them all up, see, and he kept 2 them all stirred up and then they would meet 3 places, see, and then like they said, you know, 4 they got them to join the Black Panthers, you 5 know, and they're a terrorist group, and they did 6 that, see. 7 We had everything in here. We even, you 8 know, with the university up there, they brought 9 in the Ku Klux Klan, you know, set up here at Hoch 10 Auditorium, and they had to send us up there to 11 protect them and halfway through they opened the 12 doors, you know, for all these people to come 13 rushing in and then they said we're only going to 14 keep the doors open for 15 minutes and then we 15 shut the doors and we keep everybody out. 16 Hey, I said, you know, "Whatever you do," 17 Hoch Auditorium, if you've been out there, the 18 doors open out, they don't open in, so they're 19 going to shut the doors, you know, and I told 20 them, I said, "you're going to have problems." 21 I told every one of my officers up there -- I 22 was the officer in charge -- I said, "You're going 23 to have problems. 24 the outside of that door, you know, stay on the 25 inside." Whatever you do, don't get on Then they was going to chain them shut, �41 1 2 see, and then lock them. Well, once they did that here's all these 3 kids and they was trying to push in and the crowd 4 was trying to get in and they was pushing girls 5 like this up against the door, you know, and they 6 was trying to shove them through the door, and I 7 just knew that they was going to stomp all, you 8 know, these kids up there, and they said, well, 9 you know, that's how we protect them. 10 You're not protecting them kids, but if we 11 had an officer on the outside there they would 12 have killed the officer, you know, push them clear 13 through the glass doors, you know. 14 And then we had to walk them all the way out 15 to their bus so they could take them out of there, 16 you know, just real fast because they'd parked 17 them out back, you know, and we had to get into a 18 riot formation so we could protect them. 19 them people up there? 20 terrorist activities, you know? 21 well, you know, these kids gotta learn that these 22 people, what they're about. 23 (10:33:56) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 Klan? Why have So they talk about their And they said, And "these people" were the �42 1 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 2 MR. ARNOLD: 3 4 Huh? This was the Klan was the people you were talking about? MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes. And they set up 5 there, you know, and they was talking about the 6 blacks and, you know, the Jews and everything 7 else, you know, and they're basically just a 8 terrorist organization. 9 10 MR. ARNOLD: Right. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 11 remember, we don't -- 12 MR. ARNOLD: 13 14 clarify. And you have to This is Don again, just to Go ahead. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, this is Don. You 15 have to remember that we have to protect the good, 16 the bad, the ugly, and when you're standing in 17 between these two they know that we are there to 18 protect them and so they'll say other things, you 19 know. 20 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And they agitate the 22 other group and the other group going to agitate 23 back. 24 You know, during the riots in Chicago they was 25 throwing urine and feces on the officers and when We're standing there in line and stuff. �43 1 the officers swung with their clubs, well, they 2 got pictures of them doing that, see, and so, you 3 know, they tell you not to do anything, they'll 4 spit in your face, you're not supposed to -- so 5 they gave us shields finally, but it's that type 6 of person, or people, that you have to protect and 7 then we get a bad reputation because -- 8 9 10 11 MR. ARNOLD: Right. You're just doing your jobs. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right, we're doing, but they should not let them come into town. 12 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Go ahead. I'm Ron. Ron. In '69 and 14 '70 they used to, you know, and especially on the 15 Chicago 7 up there, you know, the rioters come in 16 and they are prepared. 17 the camera. 18 Everything they want is They want to play up the camera. They used to take these little bags of blood, 19 see, and they would hold them in their hands. As 20 soon as the officer raised up his billy club like 21 he was going to hit them, you know, or if he did 22 hit them they would take that little plastic bag 23 and go like that and hit their forehead and the 24 blood would run down their face, see, and the 25 cameras, you know, that was -- the newspapers and �44 1 the TV cameras, boy, you know, everybody likes 2 that. 3 They get them all riled up and they bring 4 them into town, and that's what we had in '69 and 5 '70. 6 in, and then when they went into third degree 7 martial law, where they shut down the whole city, 8 you know -- did you learn about that? 9 10 You know, we had all these outsiders coming MR. ARNOLD: No. MR. RONALD DALQUEST: They had a curfew from 11 7:00 o'clock at night till 7:00 in the morning. 12 You couldn't be out on the streets. 13 be walking on the city sidewalk. 14 your yard or your front porch, in your house, but 15 you couldn't be out on the city sidewalk or the 16 city roadway, and if your wife went to Kansas City 17 and she got back after 7:00 o'clock at night they 18 wouldn't let her into town. 19 around -- 20 (Interrupting) 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: You couldn't You could be in She had to turn The Highway Patrol took 22 care of -- this is Don. Highway Patrol and the 23 National Guards took care of the outer perimeter 24 of town, and then we had National Guardsmen in 25 with our officers in the city, so, you know, they �45 1 filled up the patrol car and they brought deuce 2 and a halfs in to haul prisoners and, you know, 3 stuff like that. 4 But you have to remember, we never had enough 5 officers. We could block the street but we 6 couldn't block the sidewalks on either side, you 7 know, and that's standing with our arms out, 8 because there's probably eight of us, eight 9 officers, and if you brought in any other shift, 10 you know, then they didn't have any time off. 11 guys didn't have any time off, so that was, it was 12 just, you know, during the time, and matter of 13 fact, in April they brought in the National Guard. 14 (10:38:35) 15 MR. ARNOLD: 16 Our This was April of '69 or '70? '70 probably? 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 18 MR. ARNOLD: 19 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: '70. '70, yes. Uh-huh. And that's 20 when they firebombed the Union building, and we 21 didn't know it until we got up there. 22 a fire truck and we was up there on Louisiana 23 trying to find out -- we knew which house it had 24 came from but we was trying to get that, and they 25 brought up deuce and a halfs loaded with, full of They'd shot �46 1 troops and stuff, and then down there 15th and 2 Tennessee they closed off the road. 3 trash cans and they had rolled nails out there in 4 the road and Captain McClure brought me and I 5 think it was like a platoon of guys up there and 6 said go down there and open up that road. 7 (10:39:34) 8 MR. ARNOLD: 9 Right. They had put Now, I know this unrest, some of it was probably anti-war related, some of 10 it was related to racial grievances, but to you 11 all as police officers was it just one kind of set 12 of turmoil and violence, it didn't make much 13 difference to you which group was behind it, it 14 was just a problem you had to deal with? 15 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right. I mean, you 16 know, you had anti-war, you had civil rights, you 17 had people coming into town that wasn't the local 18 people but because it was going on they came into 19 town to raise Cain and, you know, they had the 20 Vortex, was a -- 21 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Newspaper. 22 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: -- underground 23 newspaper up there. They told them how to make 24 grenades. 25 hot wax and you roll it with BBs and then you You take a M-80 and you put, dip it in �47 1 2 throw it at the police officers. You string piano wire between the buildings; 3 when they chase you, you know, it would cut them 4 up, cut up the police officers. 5 of that stuff, you know. 6 There was a lot They put, on Bill Garrett, they put out a 7 wanted poster dead or alive on him, you know, and 8 they used the picture that the Journal-World was 9 using to know your police officer in town. You 10 know, that's the picture that they used on Bill 11 Garrett. 12 So, yes, you know, they keep you up during 13 the day and the night and lot of times we was 14 getting like 24 hours, you know, we'd go out and 15 sleep at the high school on wrestling mats and 16 they'd wake you up every hour to go out and stand 17 in the hallway while the kids changed around, then 18 they'd give you about half an hour, an hour to go 19 home and shower, shave, and come on back, so -- 20 (10:41:51) 21 MR. ARNOLD: 22 up the Klan earlier. 23 interviewed have made mention of a Klan presence 24 in Lawrence in the mid 1960s. 25 that was visible to you all -- Let me ask you, you have brought A couple of people I've Was that something �48 1 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 2 MR. ARNOLD: 3 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: No. -- in the police force? They had -- this is 4 Ron. 5 They was mainly out of, down around Ottawa, 6 Garnett. 7 would tell us that they got the Ku Klux Klan and 8 they're going to, vigilantes, you know, "I've got 9 a group of people," you know, and that was just to 10 11 They had what they call John Birch Society. A lot of them was fake. You know, they scare people. But the citizens of Lawrence was scared. A 12 lot of the business owners, when we had a curfew 13 down there one night we had got a call down in the 14 800 block of Mass and there was a black guy 15 walking with a sack and could be a firebomb, and 16 we went flying down there, you know, and I was 17 stopping there talking to him, and this was during 18 curfew, see. 19 He wasn't even supposed to be out. Nobody was supposed to be out, and I got this 20 real funny feeling, you know, and believe it or 21 not the hair was standing up on the back of my 22 head because I knew that there was people watching 23 me and I knew that there was probably guns pointed 24 at me while I'm sitting there talking to this guy, 25 and, you know, there was three of us police �49 1 officers sitting there, and all of a sudden, you 2 know, out of the corner of my eye I see this one 3 guy step out of the dark corner of the building, 4 see, and I knew him, and he was a business owner 5 and he'd blackened out his face with military, you 6 know, camouflage and he had a black stocking cap 7 on, black clothes on. 8 on the side of him, and he's protecting his 9 business, you know, and he said, you know, He had this great big knife 10 "There's a bunch of us guys up here," and I was 11 looking and I could see people, you know, up in 12 windows, you know, and I knew that there was guns 13 up there. 14 But this black guy, he was walking down the 15 street with a sack. 16 curfew. 17 was in the maintenance and he cleaned classrooms 18 up there and that was his sack lunch, and he got 19 up to K.U. and he reported for duty, you know, and 20 they said, "Hey, this is curfew. 21 supposed to be out, you know, go back home; you're 22 not even supposed to be up here," see. 23 He didn't know about the He went up to K.U. because he cleaned, he You're not He said, "Well, you know, I come up here for 24 my job." The university's closed. So he was 25 walking back home and in his sack he had his �50 1 2 lunch. But it could have been, you know -- it come 3 real close to somebody probably shooting him. 4 he would have stopped and lit up a cigarette, you 5 know, with a lighter, you know, flicked a Bic or 6 something to light a cigarette there was no doubt 7 in my mind he'd have probably got shot. 8 MR. ARNOLD: 9 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: If Wow. And that tension, you 10 know, right there is the type of thing that was 11 going on at that time. 12 all the way around. 13 (10:45:56) 14 MR. ARNOLD: It was just really tense When did that finally start to 15 kind of resolve itself or to die out? 16 of brought all this to an end finally that tamped 17 down all this tension and the turmoil and the 18 violence? 19 20 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: you mean? What kind Okay, during the riots, This is Don. MR. ARNOLD: Yes. Did it just kind of burn 22 itself out because people eventually just 23 exhausted themselves or -- 24 25 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. What happened was April we had the K.U. fire, okay, and they brought �51 1 in the National Guards. 2 three days. 3 Then -- that was like for Then after that it was July and July was at 4 the high school and also at nighttime they 5 firebombed the white house up there on Oread 6 Street. 7 Rick Dowdell got shot, so that's when they was 8 going to try to kill a police officer. 9 when they ambushed Kenny and them down here on 10 Pennsylvania, so then Nick Rice -- let's see, I 11 made detective in July so Nick Rice was, I was a 12 detective when we went up there. 13 there at Watkins Museum, that was in July. Yes. Wasn't it July? 14 MR. ARNOLD: 15 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, it was. July That's My photo down Okay. And we went up there to 16 investigate his shooting and that's when we got up 17 there and I got hit with a brick, so -- but, you 18 know, they firebombed Judge Gray's house. 19 Johnson, you know, got shot down there on Ninth 20 Street. 21 22 23 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: That was Ron. Mildred Dan Young's house. I'm Ron. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Afro House, you know, 24 it was down there. They claimed that one of the 25 guys got shot on the front porch, you know, and -- �52 1 but he would have had to been on his hands and 2 knees, because he was shot from downward into his 3 legs, so they thought it was somebody maybe high 4 up on the second floor had shot the gun. 5 You know, there was just turmoil. They 6 firebombed the satellite Union up there on 15th 7 and they was just building it. 8 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 9 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: They put six sticks of 10 dynamite, they put a fuse in there, they did a old 11 time, to light it they put heads of matches on 12 there and put the fuse in there, but they put a 13 cigar in there instead of a cigarette. 14 if you don't puff on it it goes out, whereas a 15 regular cigarette will burn down and ignite the 16 fuse. 17 A cigar, Summerfield Hall, they firebombed that, or 18 that was an explosion. 19 Ohio Street, that was another one. 20 Weathermen coming into town. 21 lot of intelligence throughout the community. 22 have people come in and tell you this and tell you 23 that, so there was a lot of intelligence coming in 24 but, you know, you have to prove what you know. 25 MR. ARNOLD: Bank of America up here on Right. We had You know, you get a You �53 1 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: You know, you just 2 can't jump to the gun on it, but when Skinny 3 Williams got shot, that was Sergeant [Eugene] 4 Williams, down there, they was going to try to 5 kill a police officer and they had a lot of 6 outside people coming in on that. 7 The call that came in said that there was 8 four or five people marching with guns down the 9 street and so, you know, they sent four officers 10 down there, because we knew that they was going 11 to, and they was going to walk in, so they went 12 down there. 13 They started, got off at 11th Street and 14 started walking in and they came around a corner 15 there, and that would have been at 10th, Skinny 16 got shot as he came around by the big cedar tree 17 and everything opened up, just bang, bang, bang, 18 bang, bang, bang. 19 Then that group left. The officers came 20 around. Lemon came around 11th Street over there 21 by that baseball field and as he did they opened 22 up on him so he got out and he was shooting at 23 them and Bob Merkel was in a vehicle and he went 24 past them, drove on up and went right on up to 25 where the other ambush had been set up. He got �54 1 out of the car and he went up there and trying to 2 help Skinny and, you know, they seen his vehicle 3 there and they had headrests in there and they 4 thought there was an officer was in there and they 5 just blew the heck out of that car. 6 was all shot up. 7 I mean, it I went down there and collected up ammunition 8 later on and stuff and there was all kinds of 9 stuff down there, double ought buck, you know. 10 They was prepared for war. 11 officer that we got shot at that time. 12 (10:52:50) 13 MR. ARNOLD: 14 15 But that was the only That's amazing considering how much was going on. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, you know, and like 16 I say, there wasn't very many officers at the 17 time. 18 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 19 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: So would you -This is Ron. But we 20 had officers, young officers that come in, just, 21 one came back from Vietnam and he was behind 22 Skinny when Skinny got shot and next morning he 23 came into the chief's office and laid his badge on 24 the table and said, you know, "In Vietnam I knew 25 who I was fighting but I don't know over here." �55 1 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And they, later on their intelligence, they had the KBI come in. 3 (10:53:37) 4 MR. ARNOLD: 5 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Kansas Bureau of Investigation? Yes, and do an 6 investigation and later on they found out that 7 their intention was to kill a police officer and 8 cut his head off, put it on a spear, hang it in 9 front of the Afro House. 10 MR. ARNOLD: Wow. 11 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And that's lot of it 12 from outside the community, you know, so, you 13 know, it was like Russell Means, you know, with 14 AIM, you know, he was in here and he was stirring 15 the Indians up and there was just a lot of 16 turmoil. 17 (10:54:14) 18 MR. ARNOLD: So did it finally kind of die 19 down because a lot of these outsiders maybe moved 20 on and the agitators sort of left town and -- 21 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes, and what they did 22 was they did brought in Menningers [Menninger 23 Foundation in Topeka] and they took a lot of the 24 different segments of the community and they took 25 them over there to Menningers and they had a �56 1 set-down powwow. 2 First thing they did was they set everybody 3 down, they had police officers, they had blacks, 4 they had hippies, they had city commissioners, 5 they had business people, they had vigilantes, 6 supposed to be, you know, they had all these 7 different segments of the community and they 8 brought them in at night and they brought out a 9 fifth of whiskey and set it down and everybody 10 kind of fixed them a drink and then they had a big 11 powwow and everybody sat around and tried to 12 figure out what was going on. 13 It really was an eye opener for the police 14 officers because we felt like, you know, it was us 15 against them, and come to find out, you know, that 16 they all -- we was the front line and, you know, 17 to get to the city commissioners they had to go 18 through us and they really didn't have anything 19 against the police officers, what they was against 20 was the establishment. 21 (10:55:40) 22 MR. ARNOLD: 23 the establishment -- Right. 24 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 25 MR. ARNOLD: You were just symbols of Right. -- because you were the ones �57 1 2 that they were on the front lines with? MR. RONALD DALQUEST: You know, even though 3 we were sympathetic to their cause, you know, we 4 couldn't allow them to, you know, destroy the 5 establishment, you know, by tearing up the 6 businesses or tearing up, you know, the people or 7 shooting people, just like, you know, we couldn't 8 have the vigilantes shooting our community, you 9 know, we couldn't have them coming in and 10 11 destroying things. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: This is Don. Police 12 officers can't lose. 13 in chaos and so that's what, you know, people 14 going to have to, they have to realize is that, 15 you know, if you can't handle it with one officer 16 you handle it with two or three or four. 17 If we lose the community is We had to throw gas. Like I say, we couldn't 18 block the street and the sidewalk so we had to, 19 when they came up against us we threw gas, you 20 know, tear gas, and that's basically what you 21 gotta do, but if you lose, you know, you lose 22 civility. 23 (10:57:07) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: All social order is gone. Right. �58 1 2 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And, you know, people get killed. MR. ARNOLD: Right. The meeting you referred 4 to, Ron, at Menningers, do you remember what the 5 time frame was? 6 or do you remember when that was? 7 8 9 10 11 And that was like in late 1970, MR. DONALD DALQUEST: It was probably, see -- because we had April, July, September. MR. RONALD DALQUEST: It was in the wintertime. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, I think it was 12 even January of '71. 13 (10:57:37) 14 MR. ARNOLD: 15 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I think so. 16 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And I know the one I '71? Okay. 17 was in we had about four police officers and there 18 was two city commissioners and -- 19 20 MR. ARNOLD: So this was a series of meetings? 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 22 MR. ARNOLD: 23 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Right. Okay. Well, it was just a 24 two-day meeting. It was on a Saturday and Sunday 25 and you stayed over Saturday night at a hotel, �59 1 see, and you set down and then they had mediators 2 come in and they was talking about it, and we had 3 some radical blacks. 4 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: What he's talking about 5 -- this is Don -- he had one weekend here, another 6 weekend was different people. 7 MR. ARNOLD: 8 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 9 Gotcha. it out. 10 MR. ARNOLD: 11 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 12 And so they could talk Right. Because he wasn't in the same group I was in. 13 (10:58:30) 14 MR. ARNOLD: Sure. And did this seem to have 15 a positive effect in calming things down, just 16 everybody talking out their points of view? 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, apparently it did 18 because if you look at it, you know, we really 19 didn't have that much going on after that. 20 MR. ARNOLD: 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 22 Right. to say that it did work. 23 MR. ARNOLD: 24 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 25 You know, so you'd have Yes. But, you know, and that was like, you go back to fair housing, you know, �60 1 you look at it, they never had a, like 1600 2 Haskell, they never had that until they put it 3 down there and they put it down there -- 4 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 255 North Michigan. 5 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Okay. But all of our 6 burglaries went down to that area, out on 23rd 7 Street. 8 here, and our burglaries changed and went on up on 9 Sixth Street. Then they went 255 North Michigan, up 10 (10:59:37) 11 MR. ARNOLD: 12 13 14 And when you say they went, this was as -MR. DONALD DALQUEST: They had housing projects. 15 MR. ARNOLD: Okay, they built projects, yes. 16 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 17 know, that's just demographics. 18 going to steal more than rich people are. 19 MR. ARNOLD: 20 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 21 And so -- but, you Poor people are Sure. I mean, that's common sense. 22 MR. ARNOLD: Right, right, yes. 23 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Right? And, but you 24 mix them in, you mix them in with good people down 25 here and good people out there and stuff and then �61 1 you have to sort them out, and I think the 2 housing, Lawrence Housing Authority has been doing 3 that more and more, you know. 4 I know one time, just talking about 1600 5 Haskell down here, a gal, K.U. student moved in, 6 moved all of her stuff in, went up to K.U., the 7 next day came back and everything was gone. 8 -- I mean everything in that house. 9 They When we found out who did it, got a search 10 warrant for her house, went down there and here's 11 all the stuff in her house, see, but we couldn't 12 tell what was hers and what else was -- so they 13 had her come down there, the victim come down 14 there, and the victim came down and said, "That's 15 my toothbrush, that's my hair rollers, that's my" 16 -- you know, and they had completely wiped her 17 out. 18 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 19 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: But it was, the person 20 that did the crime, it was her mom that lived out 21 there, not her. 22 because her mom lived out there, you know, she 23 came into that area and seen this gal leave and 24 said, pshew, burglarized. 25 (11:01:39) She didn't live out there, but �62 1 MR. ARNOLD: Would you say, though, that 2 things like the fair housing and starting to break 3 up the highly segregated areas, along with things 4 like integrating, you know, the new swimming pool 5 that was integrated, were those types of measures, 6 even though they probably came with some 7 challenges, but that they also tended to calm 8 things down just by creating mixing that led to 9 some understanding among people that made Lawrence 10 an easier community to police in certain respects, 11 even while probably introducing new challenges? 12 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes. 13 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. 14 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: That was Ron. 16 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Don, too, yes. 17 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: You keep interrupting. 15 18 This is Ron. You want to talk, go ahead. 19 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: No, go ahead. 20 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: It woke up the city 21 commissioners and they knew they had to do things, 22 you know, they started listening and they started 23 -- you know, before they put in like Ray Samuel 24 and Paul, you know, human relations, and they 25 started working more, because they opened their �63 1 eyes at these meetings, you know, especially at 2 Menningers and they saw what they was actually 3 asking for, you know, and as long as we kept 4 outsiders out. 5 the major problems, you know. 6 professional people. You know, the outsiders are always These are 7 InCAR came up here, you know. 8 there in San Jose, California, you know. 9 professional, InCAR was a professional -- 10 11 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: They was out They're Can we stop here a minute. 12 (Off the record) 13 (11:04:13) 14 MR. ARNOLD: 15 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Go ahead, Ron, and continue. I think that brought 16 about a lot of the changes, you know, like the 17 swimming pools, you know, they put them down here. 18 They put in a lot more parks. 19 listening to the community, especially the blacks 20 and the other people in the community, you know. 21 They started In this fair housing, you know, they brought 22 them in. I know even for lower wage police 23 officers, you know, we got some housing, you know, 24 too. 25 the Lawrence Police Department we was only making I was out there -- when I first started with �64 1 $385 a month, and, you know, we was barely keeping 2 our head above water and we worked as much 3 overtime as we could and then if they had special 4 needs, you know, or security of some sort we 5 worked them, you know, to try and keep it up, but 6 I think that was the biggest change, you know, in 7 the city commissioners, you know. 8 I know the city commissioners that I was with 9 over there at Menningers really got an eye opener, 10 you know, and it was an eye opener for me because 11 I thought it was between me and them, see. 12 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And I thought they was 14 challenging me and, you know, they kept calling us 15 pigs and, you know, saying, you know, that we was 16 MFs and, you know, that was a direct insult to me, 17 you know, so really what they was trying to do was 18 get to the establishment, you know, and changes. 19 (11:06:15) 20 MR. ARNOLD: Right. And it sounds like what 21 those meetings accomplished is that it kind of got 22 the outside agitators out of the picture and put 23 the members of the community together and 24 discussed the real problems of the community that 25 could be addressed so everybody kind of understood �65 1 what the frustrations were and try to do some 2 things to fix them. 3 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Right. And, you know, 4 the vigilantes, the supposedly vigilantes, you 5 know, that said they had all these people and 6 everything else, that was an eye opener for them, 7 too, you know, because they was sitting there 8 thinking, you know, that we was picking on them, 9 you know, and they wanted to come in and shoot 10 everybody that they didn't like, you know, and we 11 told them, you know, that isn't what we need, you 12 know. 13 (11:07:10) 14 MR. ARNOLD: How would you characterize these 15 vigilantes. 16 and what were their motives? 17 of law and order and they were going to go after 18 anybody who was causing problems? 19 I mean, what kind of groups were they MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Were they just kind Well, there was a lot 20 of hostility, you know. When you're saying 21 vigilantes, you know, a lot of them was white. 22 Most of them was either construction workers or 23 they was anti, you know, blacks, anti-hippies, you 24 know. 25 and talked to him, you know, later on and I got to They had -- I know of one, and I sat down �66 1 know him pretty good and he said, you know, I 2 don't have any other vigilantes, I was just going 3 to get my gun and go out there and shoot some of 4 them, you know, and -- but I don't have anybody, 5 you know, that was going to go with me, you know, 6 but he says, you know, I looked at it, you know, 7 that, you know, it was a scare tactic, I was gonna 8 scare them all, you know, and if they thought I 9 was a bad guy, you know, and was going to do them 10 what they was doing to me, you know, and vice 11 versa, you know, it had, you know -- I had a black 12 guy that, you know, he went over and he was buying 13 guns in Kansas City, buying ammunition, you know, 14 and he was talking up how bad he was and he was 15 gonna shoot up everybody and everything else and 16 he finally said, you know, "Hey, you know, it's 17 just a play, you know, and I'm just a player." 18 said, "If they can try and scare me I can try and 19 scare them." 20 He But, you know, when you don't know it at the 21 time, you know, you know, it's kind of like the 22 old saying, you know, when you're up to your neck 23 in alligators it's hard to remember that your 24 first initiative was, response was to drain the 25 swamp, you know. We just had had all these bad �67 1 feelings in town and people was just really 2 creating more problems when they was trying to 3 scare one another, you know, and it's kind of hard 4 to separate the two, you know, what's really, 5 what's true and what's false. 6 (11:10) 7 MR. ARNOLD: Right. Till everybody sits down 8 together and starts actually talking to each 9 other. 10 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes, uh-huh, and you 11 see some accomplishments, you know, like the, you 12 know, the swimming pool wasn't a big thing but in 13 a way it was, you know. 14 day a year, you know, when they was getting ready 15 to dump all the water, you know, they would allow 16 you to, blacks to come in; now it's dogs, you 17 know, so you see it, you know. 18 blacks swimming, you know, but, you know, like one 19 day a year they could have the blacks go swimming, 20 and now they allow dogs to do it, see, and it's an 21 insult to them, you know, as a race. Before, you know, the one 22 MR. ARNOLD: 23 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: They didn't want Right. In Junction City, you 24 know, when I was up, when we was living there, you 25 know, the blacks could go swimming any time and, �68 1 2 you know, everybody was, it was more segregated. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I want to say -- this 3 is Don. I wanted to say that I'm not for sure who 4 was on the City Commission in 1967 but I know that 5 the Police Department got quite a bit of stuff 6 there in '67. 7 Mississippi to get the 911 in Lawrence, Kansas. 8 They had to have a look into the future that that 9 would work, and we was the first one west of the We was the first town west of the 10 Mississippi to have a 911. 11 But we had good consoles put in in '67 on the 12 Police Department. 13 law in 1967. 14 (11:12:17) 15 MR. ARNOLD: 16 17 That was a basic 911. They passed the fair housing Right. They got the swimming pool bond passed in 1967 to build the public pool. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Okay. But, you know, I 18 know that that, you know, I think you get a lot of 19 people coming through the commissions, you know, 20 so there's a lot of different people that has to 21 talk here or talk there and whatever. 22 Buford Watson didn't come until 1970, so January 23 of '70 he came on. 24 Fraternal Order of Police and we was starting our 25 police negotiations with him because we hadn't I know that I was the president of the �69 1 been getting our fair share of raises and stuff so 2 he stepped into that, I know that, and stuff, but, 3 you know, it seems like it just runs in, every 4 four years. 5 (11:13:20) 6 MR. ARNOLD: Right. You get different groups 7 come together and some of them accomplish things 8 and some of them tend to be more resistant to 9 change. 10 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Exactly right, and so 11 -- and, you know, me being just a little peon, I 12 couldn't tell you, I know that Ray Wells was the 13 city manager. 14 15 MR. ARNOLD: He was the city manager in '67, yes. 16 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 17 MR. ARNOLD: 18 Dick Raney was the mayor. He was a member of the City Commission. 19 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 20 MR. ARNOLD: 21 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 22 MR. ARNOLD: 23 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 24 THE SPEAKER: 25 I know that. Who? Dick Raney. Right. Who owned the drug store. Right. Let me see, I actually have the names of the other city commissioners. �70 1 THE SPEAKER: 2 MR. ARNOLD: 3 Black, Donald Metzler. 4 THE SPEAKER: 5 MR. ARNOLD: 6 THE SPEAKER: Of Morton Block? 7 MR. ARNOLD: -- and John Emick. 8 THE SPEAKER: 9 MR. ARNOLD: 10 Black was one of them. City commissioners were James Yes, Don. He was a -- yes. Clark Morton, -- Uh-huh. And, you know, Ray Wells was the city manager. 11 THE SPEAKER: 12 MR. ARNOLD: City manager. Milt Allen, who I think was a 13 son or grandson of Phog Allen, was the city 14 attorney. 15 16 THE SPEAKER: Yes, right. Yes, that's the son, Mitt. 17 (11:14:33) 18 MR. ARNOLD: Yes, so that -- but it was 19 interesting that many of them didn't serve more 20 than maybe one or two terms and then they'd turn 21 over and so you'd have another group to come in 22 that might not have been as progressively minded 23 in trying to bring about change, some may have 24 come in after those changes because people decided 25 that's enough change, we want to stop making �71 1 2 changes for awhile, but -MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, exactly right, 3 and, you know, and I'll tell you something, you 4 know, in first part of '67 we did get some raises, 5 you know, the Police Department did, we got cars 6 that had air conditioning in it, so, you know, but 7 like I say, you think about that, that they looked 8 forward into the future, like the 911 system. 9 10 MR. ARNOLD: Exactly, yes. MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And so I have to praise 11 those type of guys. When I came here I didn't 12 know anybody and, you know, that was in '65 and I 13 said, you know, matter of fact, Dick Raney -- 14 let's see, the dad -- is this the son or the dad? 15 MR. ARNOLD: This was the -- 16 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 17 MR. ARNOLD: 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Okay. 19 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: The old man -- 20 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Because I stopped -- Son. -- son, yes, I believe. 21 his dad had a Cadillac that had Douglas County R1, 22 you know, and was going out North Second down 23 underneath the underpass there and was speeding 24 and so I stopped him and I didn't know who it was 25 or anything and so the son was driving and dad was �72 1 in the back seat and so I got his driver's license 2 and stuff and the dad rolls down his window and he 3 says, "Hey, listen," he says, "we're late to a 4 funeral and I told him to speed, get me there, 5 because we're late to a funeral." 6 just, could you just hold his driver's license, go 7 ahead and write him a ticket, we'll come back and 8 get it?" 9 to him. I said, "No," I says. He said, "You I handed it back I says, "I understand," I said, "but if 10 he speeds again just hit him up side the back of 11 the head." 12 driver's seat was the city commissioner, you know? 13 But yes, they was good people, they was good 14 people. Who knows the son who was in the 15 (11:17:19) 16 MR. ARNOLD: Yes. Let me ask you one last 17 question. We've been going for quite awhile now, 18 probably exhausting both of you, but tell me why 19 you think, you know, Junction City that you had 20 come from, and obviously the Fort had a big impact 21 on the fact that it was a fairly mixed community 22 without a whole lot of segregation, why do you 23 think in Lawrence, which also kind of had a 24 diverse influence from the university, but why do 25 you think Lawrence was slower to change than say �73 1 2 Junction City was? Any opinions on that? MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, Fort Riley, you 3 know, we had the Tenth Calvary out there and it 4 was blacks. 5 local teams and stuff like this here, and here you 6 apparently didn't have that as much, but I know 7 that -- 8 9 They used to play football with the MR. ARNOLD: So really I think what you're getting at probably is there was just a whole lot 10 more racial mixing there and so people kind of 11 knew each other, they treated each other like 12 human beings, whereas here the segregation kind of 13 put everybody in their own community and there 14 wasn't much understanding among each other, which 15 made change harder to come by when you don't 16 understand the other guy? 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. See, if you talk 18 to Verner Newman or Leonard Monroe, I know they 19 was telling about stuff that I had no idea of that 20 had happened and stuff, you know, about racial 21 profiling or racial animosity in town here, that 22 they couldn't do this or they couldn't do that, so 23 I didn't know all that until I started hearing it 24 from them, and those are two guys that I really 25 honor and respect. �74 1 (11:19:29) 2 MR. ARNOLD: Right. And just to clarify, 3 Verner Newman was a fellow Lawrence police officer 4 and Leonard Monroe ran the -- 5 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yep. 6 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: City garage. 7 MR. ARNOLD: 8 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: I'll tell you -- 9 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: John Shepherd. 10 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. -- city garage. And Verner 11 Newman, he was a lieutenant when I came here, and 12 when I was sitting outside there waiting, I'd just 13 went through my interview board and I was just 14 sitting outside there and I was just waiting, 15 sweating bullets, and he came out and he says, 16 don't worry, you've got the job, you know, and I 17 just -- big, big relief over me and stuff, and 18 I've never forgotten that, that he didn't have to 19 do that for me, you know, but he just seen I was 20 there, I was just wringing my hands and nervous 21 and stuff and so I've always had a lot of respect 22 for him, you know. 23 (11:20:30) 24 MR. ARNOLD: 25 Yes. And he was at the time one of the three African-American officers who were on �75 1 the force, I think, in that era? 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Right. 3 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. 4 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: John Shepard was the -- 5 this is Ron. John Shepard was a sergeant on 6 Lawrence Police Department and -- 7 THE SPEAKER: Who was the -- 8 THE SPEAKER: Smith. 9 THE SPEAKER: Yes, Smitty. 10 THE SPEAKER: Uh-huh. 11 THE SPEAKER: Yes, Smitty. 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. But -- and he 13 went to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, and 14 real nice guy, too. 15 shift with him but I worked with Newman and then I 16 worked with Shepard, too, so -- I didn't work on the same 17 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 18 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And this is Ron, but 19 Lieutenant Newman, you know, they made me 20 sergeant, I went DPS in '71 and I'd made sergeant 21 and they wouldn't pay me my sergeant's pay because 22 I was making more money than sergeants, so I was 23 acting sergeant for 13 months before I could wear 24 my stripes, because I was making the same -- more 25 money than sergeants was so until they could get a �76 1 pay raise, but Lieutenant Newman was my supervisor 2 one time, they made him a street lieutenant and 3 brought him out on the street, and I got to 4 working with him, and he taught me a lot about 5 being a supervisor and I always admired him. 6 And Sergeant Shepard, you know, was another 7 one that helped me, you know, get through, and we 8 always had good times together and, you know, but 9 one time they sent us down there to Woolworth's at 10 the counter because there was blacks sitting down 11 there at the counter and so I went down there, 12 because they wanted police to come in, and they 13 had a sit-down demonstration down there, and I was 14 talking to Sergeant Shepard and I said, "Man, you 15 know" -- he said, you know, "They won't even serve 16 me if I'm in uniform," and I said, "Well, you and 17 me go down there and we'll have, order coffee, you 18 know, I'll go down there and sit with you." 19 he never ever stirred anything up. 20 no, Ron, don't, don't do that." 21 John, He'd say, "No, And another thing, I had a house one time out 22 by me that was for sale and I told John, I said, 23 "Man, you know, this has got a real nice garage 24 and everything, you ought to go over there and buy 25 that, you know." He said, "They wouldn't sell it �77 1 to me." 2 said, "Because I'm black." He said, "I can't buy 3 over in that part of town." And I said, "You're 4 kidding me?" 5 won't sell it to me." 6 you know, I'll buy it from you." 7 And I said, "How come?" "No." You know. He He said, "They won't, they He said, "If you buy it, And, you know, I didn't have no money, you 8 know, and there was no way in hell I could buy it, 9 because I'd just bought a house, you know, and I 10 thought my house payment, you know, was $150 a 11 month and I didn't know how I was going to make 12 that, you know, but that was kind of an eye opener 13 for me, you know. 14 if you're over in North Lawrence," where he lives 15 today, and, you know -- but he couldn't come over 16 in that part of the town. And John says, "Well, you know, 17 And later on it mixed up, you know, and it 18 was just like, you know, in the old days, I say 19 the older days, you know. 20 if a husband came home and he was drunk, you know, 21 on Sunday and his wife was upset with him, you 22 know, and they get into a screaming match and 23 everything else we used to be able to take them 24 down and, you know, they'd say, "Well, I don't 25 have any money for, you know, motel room" or "I We used to be able to, �78 1 don't have anyplace to stay," you know, and I used 2 to say, okay, "I'll take you down, I'll put you in 3 one of our holding cells and you can sleep it off 4 tonight and then go home tomorrow morning," and 5 I'd be sure and let them out the next morning. 6 MR. ARNOLD: Right, right. 7 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: No charges, no nothing, 8 you know, just give them a cot and a blanket, you 9 know, and they can sleep it off and next morning, 10 you know, his wife wasn't mad at him now and -- 11 you know. 12 (11:26:03) 13 MR. ARNOLD: Sounds truly like the kind of 14 community policing they say we need more of today 15 but I guess just because of the way the 16 regulations and the bureaucracy don't let you do 17 that anymore. 18 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: See, that's one of the 19 things. 20 know, you'll ruin a guy on a DWI and, you know, if 21 the guy was close to home or something like this 22 here you'd take him home and say, "Hey, don't do 23 it again, and if you do, you know, you're going to 24 get arrested," but now we get sued if you do that. 25 I mean, you know, drunk drivers, you MR. ARNOLD: Right. �79 1 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: And it's the same thing 2 like, you know, I've had false rapes, you know, 3 had guys being accused of a rape that they didn't 4 commit, I had false rapes reported to me, you 5 know, and they came after me one time because I'd 6 had like three of them in a row. 7 said, whoa, whoa, whoa, woman's transitional 8 group, and I said, "Just sit in here, I'm going to 9 talk to this victim and I'll show you why," and so You know, I 10 she did, and of course when I interviewed her I 11 said, "Well, hey, what you told me." 12 husband, you know, I had to tell him something so 13 I told him I was raped." 14 these people excited, you know. 15 MR. ARNOLD: 16 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Oh. "Yes, but my Now you're getting Right. "Well, I didn't mean to 17 do that but he, he got very excited." 18 know, it's just one of those type of deals. 19 are perceived to be bad guys but most of the 20 police officers are just doing their job. 21 MR. ARNOLD: 22 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: So, you We Right. And I started the ASAP 23 program, Alcohol Safety Action Project in the city 24 of Lawrence, and with Bruce Beale out of DCCCA, 25 and -- but, you know, a lot of the ASAP program, �80 1 you know, was gathering statistics and reducing 2 our alcohol-related accidents and the first year 3 we reduced them 125 percent. 4 (11:28:52) 5 MR. ARNOLD: I think I'm pretty much done 6 with my questions. 7 either of you, want to add that we haven't touched 8 on that you think are important memories to share 9 about that time frame or what helped to make 10 things better in Lawrence over time, besides 11 things like the swimming pool and the Fair Housing 12 Ordinance? 13 Any other things that you all, MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Well, you know, I'll 14 tell you something. Lawrence is a good town. 15 They got friendly people. 16 made this my home and now I know a lot more people 17 than I did when I first came here, but my dad told 18 me, you know, that even back in the '40s, that he 19 always heard that Lawrence had a good Police 20 Department, good city and everything, and I've 21 worked, well, 25 and 18, almost 40 years for the 22 City of Lawrence and I don't think that there's 23 any town around, even Junction City, I would never 24 go back to Junction City, this is basically my 25 town. You know, the more -- I I think Ronnie feels the same way. �81 1 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Yes, and, you know, 3 it's been a good, it's been a good city to us and 4 we have enjoyed the work, enjoyed the people. 5 Lawrence has always been a very liberal town. 6 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 7 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And, you know, even 8 back in the days, you know, when we had the 9 Underground Railroad up here, you know, we was 10 always real, history of being real liberal and 11 helping, you know, the minorities, and even the 12 Underground Railroad, you know, this town has been 13 known for that, and Sheriff Jones's raid in 14 Lawrence and Quantrill's Raid in Lawrence has 15 always been real, a controversy town. 16 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 17 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And I think a lot of 18 the radicals, you know, come in sometime and 19 they're real jealous of the society that we have 20 here and I think that's what causes a lot of the 21 problems. 22 MR. ARNOLD: Sure. 23 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 24 in and cause turmoil. 25 MR. ARNOLD: Right. And they'd love to come �82 1 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: But, you know, one of 2 the fantastic things about Lawrence is we had such 3 a diversity of law enforcement, you know. 4 police officer we got to work all kinds of cases 5 and have been a real enjoyable place for me to 6 live and -- 7 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: As a The reason why he knows 8 so much about the Lawrence history, when a lady 9 was killed over here, just right down the street 10 from here, and her son was living, where, up in -- 11 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Des Moines. 12 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Des Moines, Iowa, and 13 he wanted somebody to stay in there because she 14 had a bunch of antiques and everything in there, 15 so nobody would steal it, and so he was single at 16 the time so he slept in there and she had all 17 these books about Lawrence and -- 18 MR. ARNOLD: 19 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 20 Interesting. -- so he read them all while he was there. 21 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And, yes, his name was 22 Don Smith and he was a -- 23 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: What was her name? 24 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Vanera Smith. 25 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes, Vanera. �83 1 2 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: right over here in the 800 block of Kentucky. 3 4 MR. ARNOLD: that, yes. Right. I think I've read about That was like in the '70s maybe? 5 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 6 MR. ARNOLD: 7 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 8 One that was killed, Yes. Yes. And she was a real nice lady, but her grandfather was Josiah Miller. 9 MR. ARNOLD: Right, I know that name. 10 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 11 there, that's Miller Estates. 12 MR. ARNOLD: 13 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: At 19th and Haskell out Right. And her 14 great-grandmother, or grandmother, I think, was 15 Mrs. Miller and when Quantrill came in Lawrence he 16 sent out scouts and the scouts come in, they 17 scouted Lawrence, and on their way back out they 18 stopped there at the Miller house and they asked 19 for food, and she never did turn away people. 20 She didn't know who they were, but she never 21 did turn away hungry people so she said, "Yes, you 22 can. 23 And so they started in the house and she said, 24 "No, no, no, I don't allow guns in my kitchen. 25 You have to leave the guns on the back porch." I'll give you, fix you something to eat." So �84 1 they unloaded their guns on the back porch and 2 they came in and she fed them. 3 Well, when Quantrill came with his raiders 4 they stopped there and they said, "Since you 5 friended my people nobody in the house will be 6 hurt as long as you stay here." 7 across 19th Street there's a little house back in 8 there and that was the caretaker's, one of the 9 caretaker's houses and he jumps on a horse and Well, right 10 starts to run to Lawrence to warn them and 11 Quantrill's Raiders shot the horse out from under 12 him. 13 wouldn't ride in there after him, you know, 14 because they couldn't see. He ran into the cornfield, and the raiders 15 MR. ARNOLD: Right. 16 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And in that history of 17 Lawrence book it said, you know, brave men are 18 seldom brutal; brutal men are never brave. 19 MR. ARNOLD: Interesting. 20 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And I thought that was 21 a good saying. But he was, Josiah Miller was the 22 owner and editor of the Free State newspaper. 23 MR. ARNOLD: 24 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: 25 Oh, that's right, yes. And he was also Miller's Produce in the 700 block of Mass and when �85 1 Quantrill and Sheriff Jones's raid, both of the 2 raiders, they stopped there at the newspaper and 3 they took, you know, they beat on the printing 4 press a little bit and took all the type, took it 5 down to the river and threw it in, you know, but 6 Mrs. Smith, Don Smith's daughter had the original 7 newspaper, the first newspaper that came off the 8 printing press and she's going to donate it to the 9 Watkins Museum. 10 MR. ARNOLD: Okay. Good. You need to come 11 down there and volunteer at the Watkins Museum. 12 You know a fair amount about local history, take 13 advantage of that. 14 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: He should. 15 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And she's got some 16 other things, and I went down and talked to Steve 17 and told him. She's going to contact me -- 18 MR. ARNOLD: Oh, good. 19 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: -- when she brings that 20 stuff in, and she was going to donate it to the 21 Kansas Historical Society and I said, "Well, we've 22 got a history museum here and they would really 23 love to have it." 24 25 MR. ARNOLD: yes. Yes, they would, absolutely, �86 1 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: And that was hanging in 2 the wall of the house over there, and also Josiah 3 Miller was a paymaster for the Union Army and the 4 militia and he had a book. 5 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: What do they call them? 6 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Diary. 7 MR. ARNOLD: 8 MR. RONALD DALQUEST: Okay. You know, of what all 9 he'd paid and everything, what the guy was, when 10 he was, left the Army what he had, and that was 11 interesting reading. 12 13 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: that you -- 14 (11:37:48) 15 MR. ARNOLD: 16 Is there anything else I think we've covered just about everything. 17 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: 18 all and everything more, huh? 19 MR. ARNOLD: Think we've covered it I mean, I think we could keep 20 asking you questions about some of the many, many 21 events that surrounded the violence in '69 and '70 22 but I think you've provided a pretty good flavor 23 of what that era was like. 24 25 MR. DONALD DALQUEST: Yes. You know, like I say, I was down there when that Dowdell got shot �87 1 and I was up there, caught a brick up there on 2 Oread, and had to check out to see if the dynamite 3 was really lit or not up there. 4 MR. ARNOLD: Right, yes. I know all too 5 often in circumstances like that the police get 6 the blame but in reality you all are just in the 7 middle of it trying to do your jobs and keep 8 people safe, and I think a lot of people don't 9 give you enough recognition and show enough 10 appreciation for that, but I want to thank both of 11 you for the contributions that the two of you made 12 to Lawrence over your many years as police 13 officers here, and you are part of the reason I 14 think Lawrence today continues to be such a great 15 town, it's because of people like you who helped 16 to shape it and make it that way, so thanks to 17 both of you, and I appreciate your time coming in 18 and sitting down with me. 19 THE SPEAKER: Well, thank you. 20 THE SPEAKER: Thank you. 21 22 23 24 25 ***** � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource City of Lawrence Fair Housing Ordinance 50th Anniversary Oral History Project Subject The topic of the resource Discrimination in housing -- Kansas -- Lawrence -- History African Americans -- Segregation -- Kansas -- Lawrence -- History Lawrence (Kan.) -- Race relations -- History Description An account of the resource <p>On July 18, 1967, Lawrence mayor Richard Raney signed into law Ordinance 3749, which provided fair housing protections to the citizens of Lawrence and predated the passage of the federal fair housing ordinance by almost a year. The purpose of this oral history project, sponsored by the City of Lawrence to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ordinance, is to document and capture the memories, roles and issues surrounding the passage of Ordinance 3749.</p> <p>In May 1961 the Lawrence City Commission established an interracial Lawrence Human Relations Commission (LHRC) to “further amicable [race] relations” and “investigate…practices of discrimination” within the city. Separately, in 1964 various community organizations, including the NAACP and church groups, formed the Lawrence Fair Housing Coordinating Committee (LFHCC). Working together, the LHRC and the LFHCC submitted a proposed fair housing ordinance to the Lawrence City Commission in April 1967 seeking to address discriminatory practices in the sale and rental of homes in the city that effectively perpetuated patterns of racial segregation. Although strongly opposed by the Lawrence Real Estate Board representing local agents, the Fair Housing Ordinance passed the city commission on July 18, 1967. As its stated purpose the ordinance aimed “to provide for the general welfare of the citizens of Lawrence by declaring discriminatory practices in the rental, leasing, sale, financing or showing and advertising of dwelling units, commercial units or real property to be against public policy, and to provide for enforcement thereof.”</p> <p>Approval of Lawrence’s Fair Housing Ordinance predated the signing of the Federal Fair Housing Act by nine months and preceded passage of the Kansas Fair Housing Act by nearly three years. This landmark piece of civic legislation, promoted by a diverse group of concerned residents of a university town that viewed itself as an example of American values to outsiders, including foreign students, and aspired to embody the ideals of its Free-State legacy, addressed discriminatory practices in housing, providing means for victims to seek redress and imposing penalties on violators. The origins, development and importance of this citizen-inspired movement warrants examination and interpretation as the city approaches the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Fair Housing Ordinance of 1967. <br /><br />Interviews for this project were conducted by Thomas Arnold in the summer and fall of 2016.</p> Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available City of Lawrence (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Arnold, Tom Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Dalquest, Ronald Dalquest, Donald Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 2:01:54 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Interview of Ronald Dalquest and Donald Dalquest Subject The topic of the resource Discrimination in housing -- Kansas -- Lawrence -- History Segregation -- Kansas -- Lawrence -- History Lawrence (Kan.) -- Race relations -- History Ordinance 3749 (Lawrence, Kan.) Protest movements -- Kansas -- Lawrence Law enforcement -- Kansas -- Lawrence Description An account of the resource Oral history interview with Ronald and Donald Dalquest, twin brothers who were both police officers with the Lawrence Police Department at the time that Lawrence's fair housing ordinance was passed in July 1967. This interview was conducted by Tom Arnold on November 9, 2016, as part of the Lawrence Fair Housing Ordinance 50th Anniversary Oral History Project. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dalquest, Ronald Dalquest, Donald Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Fair Housing Ordinance 50th Anniversary Oral History Project Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available City of Lawrence, Human Relations Division (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 11/9/2016 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Arnold, Tom Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Relation A related resource <p>Click <a href="https://soundcloud.com/lawrenceksaudio/dahlquest-brothers-110916-hi?in=lawrenceksaudio/sets/50-years-of-fair-housing-in">here</a> to listen to the audio recording of this interview.</p> <p>The Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas is the official repository for this collection of oral histories.</p> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DahlquistInterview110916.pdf (transcript) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1965 - 1970 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) World War, 1939-1945. Veterans. Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource In 2003, the Lawrence Public Library partnered with the Dole Institute of Politics and Haskell University to capture the histories of Douglas County’s World War II veterans in the Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project. From 2005 to 2007, the Lawrence Public Library, the Watkins Museum of History, and the Kansas State Historical Society also embarked on a similar endeavor, the Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project, which was funded by the Kansas State Legislature. This collection contains many of the video recordings and more information about the interviews conducted for these projects. Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Johnston, Pattie Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Dalton, Curtis Dalton, Cleda Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data VHS Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 0:55:29 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 127 kbit/s (audio) 1625 kbit/s (video) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Curtis William Dalton World War II Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dalton, Curtis Description An account of the resource Curtis William Dalton served as a Corporal in the Army Signal Corps in the Pacific during the Second World War. Interviewed by Pattie Johnston on August 29, 2006, Dalton talked about his experience working as a teletype maintenance technician in Hollandia, New Guinea during the war. Prior to being sent to New Guinea, Dalton was stationed at Camp Crowder, Missouri. Johnston also interviewed Cleda (Haight) Dalton. Curtis and Cleda married on June 22, 1941. Cleda reflected on life in Lawrence during the war. Following the war, Curtis was discharged and worked at the Lawrence Paper Company until he retired in 1985. He passed away on June 13, 2012. Cleda passed away on December 2, 2016. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Johnston, Pattie Kansas State Historical Society Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant New Guinea 1938 - 1945 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2006-08-29 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource MP4 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Dalton_Curtis WWII Interview Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource To access the video recording of this oral history, go to: <a href="https://archive.org/details/dalton-curtis-wwii-interview">https://archive.org/details/dalton-curtis-wwii-interview</a> Obituary: <a href="https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=curtis-w-dalton&amp;pid=158047279">https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=curtis-w-dalton&amp;pid=158047279</a> Obituary (Cleda Dalton): <a href="https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=cleda-dalton&amp;pid=182976562&amp;fhid=24990">https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=cleda-dalton&amp;pid=182976562&amp;fhid=24990</a> The Watkins Museum of History also holds items related to this collection. Other resources for interviews with World War II veterans are available through the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project: <a href="https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.html">https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.htm</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The original copy of this video is available through the Lawrence Public Library. The Watkins Museum of History and the Kansas State Historical Society also have interviews associated with this project, which was funded through a grant program passed by the Kansas State Legislature in 2005. Researchers are responsible for obtaining any necessary permissions for uses other than educational or scholarly research. Contact the Watkins Museum of History for additional information: <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/</a> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers: The World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- United States United States -- History, Military. World War, 1939-1945 -- Veterans -- Interviews. <span>United States. Army. Signal Corps -- History.</span> World War, 1939-1945 -- Pacific Area. Lawrence (Kan.) -- Oral history. Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) World War, 1939-1945. Veterans. Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource In 2003, the Lawrence Public Library partnered with the Dole Institute of Politics and Haskell University to capture the histories of Douglas County’s World War II veterans in the Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project. From 2005 to 2007, the Lawrence Public Library, the Watkins Museum of History, and the Kansas State Historical Society also embarked on a similar endeavor, the Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project, which was funded by the Kansas State Legislature. This collection contains many of the video recordings and more information about the interviews conducted for these projects. Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Grubbs, Brian Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Deel, Bill Location The location of the interview Baldwin City (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data VHS Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 0:32:14 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 128 kbit/s (audio) 1626 kbit/s (video) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bill Deel World War II Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deel, Bill Description An account of the resource Bill Deel worked for North American Aviation in Kansas City, Kansas, during the Second World War. Interviewed by Brian Grubbs on June 13, 2006, Deel talked about working in the defense industry and how the war affected his family. Deel was born on June 2, 1919. He attended Baldwin High School and then Baker University. Following the war, Deel owned and operated a restaurant in Baldwin City, the Corner Buffet, for twelve years. He then worked for the State of Kansas until he retired in 1982. Deel passed away on December 15, 2008. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Grubbs, Brian Kansas State Historical Society Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Kansas City (Kan.) 1941 - 1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2006-06-13 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource MP4 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Deel_Bill WWII Interview Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource To access the video recording of this oral history, go to: <a href="https://archive.org/details/deel-bill-wwii-interview">https://archive.org/details/deel-bill-wwii-interview</a> Obituary: <a href="http://signal.baldwincity.com/obituaries/2008/dec/17/william-deel/">http://signal.baldwincity.com/obituaries/2008/dec/17/william-deel/</a> The Watkins Museum of History also holds items related to this collection. Other resources for interviews with World War II veterans are available through the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project: <a href="https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.html">https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.htm</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The original copy of this video is available through the Lawrence Public Library. The Watkins Museum of History and the Kansas State Historical Society also have interviews associated with this project, which was funded through a grant program passed by the Kansas State Legislature in 2005. Researchers are responsible for obtaining any necessary permissions for uses other than educational or scholarly research. Contact the Watkins Museum of History for additional information: <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/</a> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers: The World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- United States United States -- History, Military. North American Aviation -- History. Aircraft industry -- United States -- History -- 20th century. Lawrence (Kan.) -- Oral history. Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/4de7660396c96f2412db7dc029e865dd.jpg 8299b63fdae0d7b40b71aaa9c38cb74a https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/86869874fdfc948366a7a85cfde4d4ff.jpg aa3f092e5f3c4ebea308982be9127dc3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 3 1/4" x 5 1/2" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bowersock Theatre Advertisement Postcard Subject The topic of the resource Liberty Hall (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource Postcard with an advertisement for a play at the Bowersock Theatre on the front. Advertisement is a note inviting the postcard receiver to "The Right Princess" at the Bowersock Theatre from Mr. Robert Dempster. On the back the postcard is addressed to the Honorable Al Deurr is Eudora, Kansas. Several by equations are written on the front and back of the postcard in pencil. Postmarked December 30,1913. Information on when and from whom the postcard was acquired, 5/4/1989 from Harvey Jackson. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dempster, Robert Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 12/30/1913 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_129a) 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_129b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Bowersock Theatre 644 Massachusetts Street (Lawrence, Kans.) 12/30/1913 5/4/1989 Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with an advertisement for a play at the Bowersock Theatre. Acquisition information on the back. Note on the front. Addressed on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 12/30/1913 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 1: Start to Massachusetts Street Stores Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Sally Postma on May 4, 1989. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/bae7fcf38cc4c83bd7e51e74a017d31e.jpg 578e4236511dad2cdadb4632697c2b4e https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a42d9d1ebe17c61e9d3477c531e08069.jpg c972e590cf579b91756f525089d3f005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Postcard of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Public libraries -- Kansas -- Lawrence -- History Description An account of the resource Postcard with a black and white photograph of the Lawrence Public Library on the front. Photograph shows the building from a side angle. Two women stand next to the building at the corner. At the bottom of the photograph is a black strip "60. Carnegie Public Library Lawrence, Kansas, A. Lawrence Photo." is typed in white ink. A white border is around the entire photograph. On the back is a note to Miss Dixie Linsay in Norman, Oklahoma from Iarence Dennis. Postmarked November 1, 1907 from Lawrence, Kansas. On the back is information on when the postcard was acquired, 11/22/1988. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dennis, Iarence Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Publisher unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 11/1/1907 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_51a) 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_51b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence Public Library 200 West 9th Street (Lawrence, Kan.) 11/1/1907 11/22/1988 Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with a black and white photograph of the Lawrence Public Library on the front. Note on the back. Acquisition information on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 11/1/1907 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 4: Windmill to RR Depot Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Sally Postma on November 22, 1988. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a505e26f8d1b856ec8b9b4425090e890.jpg 09ccbd98a5602067ea18b865f1f15cdd https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/780177a7b28f448574cdb84606a6b255.jpg b996b6de77a3992fa9535ff3498913b9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 3/8" x 3 3/8" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Postcard of Lawrence High School Subject The topic of the resource Public schools -- Kansas -- Lawrence Description An account of the resource Postcard with a colored image of Lawrence High School on the front. Image is of the side of the building with women walking down the front stairs and the buildings behind it. At the top left side "High School, Lawrence, Kansas." is typed in black ink. At the top right side "A2154" is typed in black ink. On the back is a note to Mrs. Nell Wellman in McLouth, Kansas from Mrs. M.M. Dias (Widow of William) at 347 Rhode Island Street in Lawrence, Kansas. Dated July 18, 1910. Postmarked July 19, 1910. Information on when and where the postcard was acquired is on the back, Zimmer 3/4/1975. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dias, Mina Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Publisher unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 7/19/1910 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_113a) 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_113b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence High School 906 Kentucky Street (Lawrence, Kan.) 7/19/1910 Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with a colored image of Lawrence High School on the front. Note on the back. Acquisition information on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 7/19/1910 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 4: Windmill to RR Depot Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Charline Fitzpatrick or Sally Postma on March 4, 1975. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/9fb3d1466460a74073d49634969b407d.jpg d7f14226366d13fdec25507bc0caf40b https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/bf085b0bdbfa9c6b78e37ebbe52ad340.jpg 0d959453458d57039625313d71ca3382 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 1/2" x 3 1/4" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Postcard of Lawrence Business College Subject The topic of the resource Universities and Colleges -- Kansas -- Lawrence Description An account of the resource Postcard with blue tinted photographs of Lawrence Business College on the front. On the left side of a postcard is a photograph of the 1907-1908 Lawrence Business College basketball team in their letterman's sweaters. On the right side of the postcard is a photograph of the Lawrence National Bank building where the college is located on the third floor. Between the two photographs is "Greetings from Lawrence Business College Lawrence, Kans" printed in blue ink. Photographs and text are on a white background. At the top of the postcard "1907" is written in teal ink. On the back is a note to Mrs. Minnie Dinglstedt at 832 Louisiana Street, Lawrence, Kansas from her son Otto in Salina, Kansas. Postmarked December 31, 1907. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dinglstedt, Otto Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 12/31/1907 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_141a) 1_Start_to_Mass_Street_Stores(cp_141b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence Business College 647 Massachusetts Street (Lawrence, Kans.) 12/31/1907 Acquisition date unknown Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with blue tinted photographs of Lawrence Business College on the front. Note on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 12/31/1907 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 1: Start to Massachusetts Street Stores Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Charline Fitzpatrick or Sally Postma. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/3fef148ee10010ee25f71c761cf27f3f.jpg b98ad8225c67e1b37f95e710755600b5 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/ba8007f136bd12f1640c4edbd0bd3714.jpg 329dc23c7c583cf70f3d0915e6070140 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fitzpatrick-Postma Postcards Subject The topic of the resource Postcards Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of postcards collected by Lawrence, Kansas, residents Charline Fitzpatrick and her daughter Sally Postma. The collection focuses on resources related to the history of Lawrence, Kansas, including scenes of buildings, events, and people in Lawrence, as well as commercial advertisements for businesses located in Lawrence. The collection was loaned to the Lawrence Public Library for scanning and inclusion in the Digital Douglas County History project by Rosalea and Peter Carttar. Scanning and metadata creation for much of the collection was completed by Kylie Hewitt during the summer of 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Postcard Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Postcard of Lawrence High School Subject The topic of the resource Public schools -- Kansas -- Lawrence Description An account of the resource Postcard with a colored image of Lawrence High School on the front. Image is of the front of the building. At the top of the left side "High School, Lawrence, Kans." is typed in black ink. On the border "1322 Mass. St. Lawrence, Ks" is written in black ink, this is possibly when Eula was boarding at the home of Walter and Martha Watson. On the back along the left side "Publ. by Webb-Freyschlog Merc. Co." is typed in black ink. A note is on the back to Mrs. G.F. Lupfer in Garfield, Kansas from Eula Doty in Lawrence, Kansas. Postmarked October 25, 1909. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dotty, Eula Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Webb-Freyschlog Merc. Co., publisher Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 10/25/1909 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fitzpatrick, Charline Postma, Sally Carttar, Rosalea Carttar, Peter Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Still Image Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_112a) 4_Windmill_to_RR_Depot(cp_112b) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence High School 906 Kentucky Street (Lawrence, Kan.) 10/25/1909 Abstract A summary of the resource. Postcard with a colored image of Lawrence High School on the front. Manufacturing information on the back. Note on the back. Date Modified Date on which the resource was changed. 10/25/1909 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Album 4: Windmill to RR Depot Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Photograph Print Drawing Provenance A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the resource since its creation that are significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. The statement may include a description of any changes successive custodians made to the resource. Acquired by Charline Fitzpatrick or Sally Postma. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/645f0642574dc30d5859a1ec32f53a28.pdf 585bee6a86d99854567d7eacf3144485 PDF Text Text ·J \. :. -':'; ... -" ~ . .~ ...":' ~:. :< ,"~ ~.- ~.f ~':'.-:-..:.. ... . ..,.-~.":-":..- !( .,. ~ 1,-. :.'~' . ....- '. . '.;:~~;g .,. _. ~_.:. • • c .. �C.w. SMITH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER 1890-1907 / �C. W. SMITH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. 1890-1907 Published by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 Credits: Pictures: Larry McElwain Douglas County Historical Society Harold Graves E.F. Caldwell, "A Souvenir History of Lawrence, Kansas 1898" Copying and Typing: Pauline E1niff History-Assemb1ing-Typing: Jean Sne~eger Jane Wiggins Mary Lou Winchell �:'\ '\ .~ it .. / J . I. / (,/ ., ,, ;1 ,,' . " I \ .) '\ \ I .\I \ I I 1 'I , ,'\ I ::\1 , ~ " ~ i i~ ; , f ~ ~, \ eliAS. W. SMIIII, Undertaker, r .... c. w. II.&U.&.. !\ , IUI11'Y. I '\ BAILEY & SMITH, ) "\ ., FURNITURE DE'ALERS ' ,I :7\ , I \ I , 1: ,I -"~D- "I ,: UNDERT AKERS, I 106 Massaohusetts Street, ,LAWRENCE, ' :1 \ 'I ! KANSAS. " I \ ~. ~~ "'>'_f-'I ·'"t" �2 C.W. SMITH (CHARLES W. From "History of the State of Kansas" p. 344~ SMITH) (1883) by A.T. Andreas: col. 1: "C.W. SMITH, of ~he firm of Bailey & Smith, was born in Portage County, Ohio, December 7, 1832. In 1846, he left home, and located in Troy, N.Y., where he learned the carpenter's trade. About 1850, he moved to Lowell, Mass., where he became connected with the cotton manufacture, and continued in the business until 1854. He then moved to Kansas, settling in Douglas County in September of that year. He became a member of the first town company, and also pre-empted a farm, operating the latter until after the Quantrill raid . . He then moved into the city and engaged in carpentering until the firm was organized of which he is now a member. During the early troubles, he was connected w~th different Free-State organizations. Mr. Smith was married in Lawrence April 14, 1864, to Miss Jane E., eldest daughter of Col. Samuel Walker, of Lawrence. They have five children--May L., Alice, Maud,Mabel and Gertrude. He is a member of the Congregational Church. He is at present, and has been for the past seven years, a member of the City Council." p. 332, col. 1: "BAILEY & SHITH dealers in furniture and undertakers' goods of all kinds. This business was originally established in 1857 by F.A. Bailey, in undertaking goods. The furniture department was added in 1864, when the present firm was organized. They now occupy a brick building 25 x 117 feet in area, having three floors devoted to their business, and carry a stock of from $12,000 to $15,000. " (F.A. Bailey was senior member of the firm). p. 313, col. 1 & 2: "The second party under the direction of Dr. Charles Robins·on and Samuel C. Pomeroy, left Boston from the Boston & Worcester depot August 29, 1854. .The main party of emigrants arrived. .September 15 (1854). The whole party numbered 114." (Among those named was C.W. Smith). (From notes in Note: Smith Undertaking Firm existed until 1910. Watkins Community Museum). Note: C.W. Smith died July 30, 1907, and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Section 2,. ·between hIs first wife , Lucretia' B. , . . . Sept. 10, L83l-Aug. l7~1859,' and his,~econd.wife Lizzi~ (Jane Elizabeth. Walker), Jun~ 4, 1844~Feb·. 26~ 1901 .. ··· Children of Chas. W. and Lizzie (Arthur, Ralph, and Charles) are also buried there. The Walker family is buried in the next plot. (From cemetery stone readings). - ' �3 C. W. S'.IITlf, Lawrence, Kansas, t.JNDEl11'ru:(Ea (;. g.,ISAUlER and Agent for the Sale of Coffins, Caslcets & ~obes 1890 - 1907 Abstrncted, by Pauline B. c1niff. from the originnl records loc~ted at The r:'!atkins Conununi ty 111useum, Lawrence, les Cemetery ;\bbreviations: Oak !1ill - DH: ;,iaple Grove i\IG; ~'!illow Sprinr;s ~'[S Buri;)l Date Ordered by Bud nl AC!e Cause d. zu.. D:wid J. Achers 23~ Asthma 135 ,Charles Achning Jr ·'JH Still born 77 :.lr. Acres f.Ir. Eollot'J:)y Cal clwi n 64 9i 8betes 32 :.:G 72 yr-9 mo-3d(] 31 John Acres 28 ~!ov 1393 Acre;:;, mwda ..' ,. Henry Patty 30 ~)neur.lOni a 77 r:irs. Lutz ~~~G Adam, C1;)ra 12 Dec 1899 (Shi;Jped from Kansas City, ;,;0. ) ;\d ill:! S, J. W. 29 Aug 1392 J. 1. Adar;ls 0:1 Bl anI, ?l Adams, r.lartin 24 Dec 1903 The far.lily 3lan!< 84 Hrt & Sto~134 Blank [·.IG 16 Jun 1897 67 Canc Liver 67 Admns, l'l. B. Geo. Ady .:;rr 4 :J SUmr.1 Cor.1p 1138 24 Aug 1907 Ad1, Lyod 2lj i,I. Cr:mp "179 Ady,~live,ch of Geo 8 Jan 1907 Geo. :l.dy Dr! Ahlstrom, Fred B. 22 Oct 1906 :.lrs. H. H. Ahlstrom on 28 Consumpt. 176 died 17 Jct 1906 (Shipped from San Antonio) Co a 20th [(ansDs Albaugh, Thea. F. '23 Jan 1905 [tIrs. SarahG. Albough 0H 60 Jlank 152 S:;UrI Jewett ;\lbri ti n, rllar1 23 Feb 1905 :~Iary Crosley Balch'!in 13l ank 153 Alexander, Earl C. 27 Oct 1902 J. B. Cl1urchi 11 :'XI ? Chol.inft 122 A1ex::mder Alexnnder, F. i',I. 23 Apr 1903 :"0/. H. ~Ieyers m 31 ank 127 (Shipped from Palestine, Texas) Alford, A. C. 18 Apr 1899 D. S. ;Uford :JH 23 Eilled in 80 1st Lieut. C. 3. 20 Kas Vol Inf battle Alford, Sylvia S. 24 Nov 1900 D. S. Alford {l~{ 84 Pt:lr;)lysis 97 Allen, Charley 7 Oct 1890 il. J. Petty ?Loring Blank 3 Allen, Enrl 21 i,Iay 1902 2001' C o m m O H ?4mo 116 Allen, Fr;)ncesLilly 23 Feb 1902 Fred A l l e n , ) H 6 m Con Chill 113 :drs. Langley Allen, Gavin 17 r.lay 1905 Mrs. W. C. Allen Reno 68 I~i 11 cd in 156 Runaway Allen, Infant 12 Dec 1899 A. G. Honnold Oil 4 da 31an!: 86 Ci ty Harshall Allen, Infant 16 ~,Ich 1903 Geo. W. Allen OH Still born126 (Shipped from Ke, rJo. ) Allen, Isaac 4 Jun 1902 Robert All en Blank 83 Old Q\jc,dib n6 Hagor iUlen Allen, Israel 19 Oct 1904 r.lrs. Hager Allen 'On 45 Fract Skull 146 died 15 Oct 1904 Urs. Israel Allen (Shi?oed fro~ Sedalia,Mo.) I . ". Allen, J. B. (?) 28 Jan 1901 .O.O.F. Lecompton 82 ?Gangrene 100 T. J. Hill " Allen, Juli a 2 Aug 1906 I·.Irs. Langley :OH 4 da manIc 172 Fred Allen Allendorph, Leon 3 Apr 1907 Geo. Allendorph 20 mo Poison 183 Achers, Alva C. Achning, child of Acres, :Irs. i~Iary 14 Jan 1904 6 Jan 1899 1 J::m 1894 �4 Allingham, Tobi tha Buri 0.1 Dote Ordered bv Burial Age Cause d. E9- 13 Jul 1904 Jas. H'. Allinghnm \'L 'R. Sili th ' ;)~1 42 143 Dropsy Blank 170 Eudora 45 Dro?sy Th e F amil y 79 Eudora 79 LvrE-Stom The Family 0] 48 Accident 82 F. Savage Anderson, blank 9 SeP 1903 Alfred Anderson f.IG 16 Drot'med 131 Anderson, (,Irs. A. J.24 Jun 1891 A. J. Anderson OR m ank 10 Anderson, A.lfred 5 :\ug 1907 Anton Anderson Clinton 32 Crushed by187 Ki lled28 JuI' 1907 (Shipped from Pocotello, Idailo) the cars Anderson, Andrew 23 Aug 1891 [.Irs. Anderson 0;-1 Dl c:nk 12 Anderson, A. S~ 27 Feb 1901 -aH 70 Kidney Trb. The Family 26 Nov 1900 Anderson, Bettie Ben Anderson OB 28 B1 anI< 97 Neely Hensen (Shipped from Dove,Ck.) Anderson, Cellae?) 6 Jul 1892 Blank f.IG Blank 20 Anderson, Charlie 23 5ep 1892 Geo. A~ Anderson Big Sorings Blank 22 Anderson, ch of Alfred 22 Oct 1895 Alfred Anderson i,!G Ell anI, 47 Anderson, ch of 7 Dec 1901 Alfred Anderson ~,:G 7 da 31 ank 110 Andersen, Infant 16 Jul 1902 Wm. Andersen i,lG 7 do Illegiblell8 E. C. Erickson Anderson, Infant 1 Sep 1905 Douglas County ~.[1 1 wk 131 anI, 150 Anderson, J. Cll of 16 Apr 1697 Willie Cummings Belvoir 1 yr Con of Brn 60 Anderson, James S. 14 Jul 1907 wife, Mollie Anderson' OI-I 58 Bright's D.186 Mrs. H. Davis (from Atchison) Anderson, John 3 Dec 1902 The Estate Big S:)gs52 Hrt&Stom 123 Anderson, John 26 Aug 1907 Anton Anderson Clinton, 74 Dropsy 188 Anderson, Marion 5 Aug 1900 Ed Anderson DH 3 ?Dronchi ti s 94 Anderson, Minnie 19 Jan 1894 Supt Poor Farm PoorFnrm 4 (colored) 32 Anderson, Nancy 25 Dec' 1906 OH(s:lipped from, DenverH78 Dr. A. Anderson Al1derson, Dr. Sam B. 4 ~Ich 1907 A. Anderson, <Jge 82 OH(Shipr>ed from Denver) 182 Anderson, 5ig 8 Jul 1890 -oH 131 anI. 1 Bl ank Anderson, Squires 10 Sei) 1890 Ch<Jr1es Anderson nIT Sl ank 3 Anderson, 'walter B. 21 Feb 1892 C. Anderson OB' Dl ank 16 W. L. Anderson Anderson, Willie 18 Mch 1895 A. D. Anderson - Reno Blank 40 Andrews, ~latti e 10 Feb 1906 A.I'nd tman, Ex. ZstateOrI 71 !3urns 166 Andrews, 5. H. 31 Jul 1900 i,irs. Andrews ?OO 64 ?Perociditis 94 GAR Post 12 Capt Co A 35 ~Iass In! Angerbright, ?Agnes 21 Jan 1891 Joseph Angerbright Lakeview - Blank 6 22 Jul 1904 Anthony, C. Mrs. Anthony Eudora 74 .:-\ppo?lexia 144 Api tz, F. R. 7 Jul 1890 Mrs. Apitz OR Blank 1 Appler, Lydi a A. 11 May 1903 Mrs. :,iercy Gardner Drr 39 Ep Fi t 128 ~Ir. Gardner Argyle, ElizaJ)eth 14 (let 1891 W. F. Argyle OH Blank 13 Armstrong, Effie 23 Mch 1904 A. W. Anl1strong OH 21 Pneumonia 139 Arnold, Harry 8 Apr 1892 r,jrs. S. Arnold ~iG B1 anr, 17 Arnold, J. D. 10 Sep 1091 Frank Arnold ;au Blank 12 Arnold, Saml 20 Feb 1893 f-.Irs. Arnold ~I7 Blank 25 Private Co H 44th Regt Ind (?) Fort Infantry Co FIst Regt, U. S. Veterans Vol. Engineers Arter, ;,lrs. 4 Aug 1893 A. Monroe 00 Blank 28 Artoburn, Urs.· I5 ~,IQ:r In<)"~ S. J. Artoburn 'H;' 65 Paralysis 35 Al tel1bernd, HEmr/ Altel1brend, W. Amick, A. B. 3 Jun 1906 30 Aug 1905 10 Jun 1399 �5 ~ Ashly, (?)l'1ither ~1 Date Ordered by Burial Mrs. Ida \lJallace en (Shipped from [\Ianhattan) Doug 1 as Co. ,")H (?}Ashford, Ha(w)nn 24 Dec 1895 The Family Pri vcte Co K 43 Ind Inf2ntry 23 Dec 1898 Gustave Auring Auring, r.1rs. Anna Ft. Riley Orderly Sergeant o:-! 11 Jun 1094 John Austen Austi(e)n, Ch of DIl 30 Sep 1895 W. NCldelhoffer Austin, Ch of John Austin \'1. NclClelhoffer Austi n, CIl of 7 'Oct 1695 John Austin Austen, (? )Genevr:: I-I. 4 Jul 1397 ;·.Irs. (?H'Iallen 10 Dec 1901 Golden Gnte Tent-- t.tlstin, Sarah 25 ;':iay 1896 Ayer, Eliznbeth H. 3 Mch 1904 Bailey. AlbertThomas 3 Jun 1900 Private Co C Bai 1 ey, Eli zabet h A. 26 Jan 1906 Bniley, Ell a 18 I'.Inr 1397 Bailey, Geo. C. Dailey, L. D. Baker, C~roline C. 29 Nov 1907 16 Oct 1891 21 Jun 1905 Baker, Enrl (child) 29 Nov 1891 (?)Baker, IT. W. 27 f,Ich 1904 aaker, i,Irs. Josephine 7')ct 1698 Co L 16t11 Kas Cl'I Baker, :,!rs.;.larthn E= 7 May 1905 Baldridge', Minnie B. 2 Jun 1893 Bal dwi n • ?,!rs. A. S. 26 Sep 1907 Bald\'an, Eugene 20 Sep 1892 Baldwin, i:Irs. J.E. 23 Apr 1900 Baldwin, Rose 4 Sep 1897 Bales, Jacob 23 Apr 1906 13 Dct 1902 13angs, C. W. Bangs, Dr. J. E. 24 Jul 1697 Banks, Chnrles 8 Sept 1892 Banks, Chnrls Blank 1903 (Between 3/16 & 3/24) Banks, Jane 6 ~ov 1093 Banks. ~,Iary 21 Jul 1897 Banks, Nellie 16 Nch 1904 Bardelle, :.Irs. ~Ie1i ssa14Feb1900 Bnrker, Ch of 1 Dec 1898 I3arker, Ch of 5 LIch 1904 Barker, ~nrcelle 14 Jun 1097 Age C~tlse d. £g, 111 31 !lIeg. 33 Cane Stom 49 35 An~endi ci t.i s 76 ElanJ.: Diph 35 46 Dioth 3lank 46 61 13 0 Bl nr.l( 52 can't read ·ml 30 ?nem:10ni a 130 A. H.Ayer, E. Ayer'XJ ;) .... r-rrt trb1 93 Douglas County OR 6th Regt U.S. Col. Troops Wm Se:?rs 75 fneumonin 165 Mrs. Alice Senrs Hugh Blnir . i .Ir! 59 31 Con. Si 1 as l'!are 192 53 Blank \'1. N. Bailey i!H Bl anI, 13 f;lrs. Le-- D. Bailey 0H 61 (?)steria sc157 p. D. Ridenour OH scllerosis (Shipped from rcr;, ;,10.) ;\d::tm Enker Dl:;mI( 14 A. G. Honold on 79 El anI; The Family on 139 (Shipped from EC, :.Io.) 69 Dropsy ilrs. tibbie B. Kountz :,X; 74 ;.liss fllary L.Robinson :.;r. H'. C. Baker Iowa 59 Iirt Fai lure156 (Shipped tc ---low,,) The F a m i l y C H 81 ank 27 Clinton 74 rrrt Trbl 139 Son A.S. Baldwin L. P. Baldwin :,}II Bl anI: 22 ~.Irs.(?). n. Cory ;'n 59 H---p--91 63 Geo. Tucker Clinton 31 Blan!{ Wm. Bales Dr-! 94 Old .l\ge 169 H. Tisdale :'~H 37 Stomach In The B1'os.& ';''::'-d01e crr 90 E1 anJ.~ 6~ G. A. Banks 'DII Blank 21 Alex I3anks LoneStar56· I'neumoni a 126 (Shipped from Perry, :aO Geo. A. BanI~sCH 81 Old Age 30 J. W. Banks ? County39 Slant 62 Alex BanI,s ?Alfred 5 ?neumonia 138 (Sllipped from Perry, C'IO . ii.Irs. Chas. Banks Th e Fami lly ~.b ' 69 (1) 88 4?!':. Croup 76 ? Lou A. Barker. Col. or-I Chas. Barker ')H Sti 11 born13C S. H. B3rker (,. wife orr 9?m. Stlr.1ITI Comp 61 ~? "'f~' �6 Na..'11e Bud al D()te Ordered by, Buri al Aqe C:::use d. lL OH 113 The Family 65 filrs .. Fisher, 1010 on 4L.1 HrtFClil.+ 06 Troost, KC, ;,10. Hemorage Dg Co &- ::'oor FmSupt SlanI{ 23 Jan 1895 38 Dark1ey, Dani 3arl{ely, Daniel S. 26 Jan 1899 The Family rllG 72 Dransv (... ? 78 Barlaux, Chas. F. 24 Sep 1907 mss :~:innie B. OR 49 Tubercu1. -189 Barnett, Sarah 22 Nov 1906 How2rd Barnett OH 60 Cancer 177 B. ~Il. Barnlwrt ::le:'Js.Grove 86 ~ld Age 164 Barnhart, Danial 3 Jan 1906 Barnhart, Susan 6, !'Iay 1902 Peter Barnhart ~1:i11iamsto~'\'1164 !3l:mk 115 B<Jrnes,~rr.Gertntde 1. 6, June1904 W. E. Barnes {)H 59 C<1nc Stom 142 (511i Piled from KC, :.In.) Barnes, ;,ler1e 28 Jun 1905 W. H. B<::rnes BlGnJ.: 2C!~ R.R.Accid 157 Barn s, 1,lh'n. C. 4 nay 1899 'Dn 61. 2 (?)& Ht.F1 30 The Fanily Capt Co E 1st Ks; CaDt Co !3 17th Ks Barnum, l':m. Ester' l\. BarnumSH 32 ;~ld Age 12 Jul 1904 143 Barber, Child of 20 Jun 1092 B1::mI; W. T. Barber ar 19 O. B. Barber Barber, ?Elivdire Blank Cinciex- i.irs.) between6/21C;6/29,1903? Burns: I(C,Ks. 36 Drowned 130 Barber, Har(vehy Sen 1900 [',Irs. Barber Big Springs24 Gunshot ~'Jn 95 Barber, John 13 Ja~ 1905 O. P. Bnrber Off 63 Appople:da 151 The Family (Shipped from 11 worth) Barber, Julia 26 Ju1 1901 ;\lrs. Geo.Woodside DB 27 DInn!, 106 Barber, ~Irso 28 Aug 1903 Burber Bros. CrT 86 2arr.lysis 131 J. C. Vinant Barber, 1li ver 27 ·~t 1895 Sarber Bros. Bl anI-: 47 Barber, Samuel 4 Feb 1907 John Bnrber, ?Dan Cli nton 76 ;(i dney Trb180 Barber,Fred Barber Barber, !'l. T. 12 Nov 1893 Barher Bros. CH 53 Elank 31 Barbe(ie)n, Godfrey 31 i'.Iay 1892 S. Barben Clinton 81 anl<: 31 B(lrbi en, :,1rs. 2 Dec 1895 Barbien Clinton Blank 40 Bassett, ;). A. 19 Jul 1896 ~,~asonic 8rder Or-! 6tl DldPoi son 54' Bates, Elizabeth 11 Feb 1906 C. L::tdies Benevolent on 67 Di8hctes 166 Logge,ilev B.F.3ates(Sh.from Indcnendence,Ks) Bates, Frank J. 25' :.reh 1900 i,.Irs. N. J. B~tes J!J 5L.1 i\:]l)on1exia 90 County -- ?rivnte Co C -1- negt R.I. -1Bates, son of 4 Sep 1898 Donnl Bates 17 Lightning 73 Bateson, Child 13 Sep 1902 Elmer Bateson 3 m Clank ?8ateson(Botson) Ch.17 Jun 1902 Botson Tongo. Blank 117 Bayles, Robert 5. 6 Sep 1898 The Family ?Sioons, ~Jo. 61 131 ::mk 73 Pri V<:1.te Co I,5 Iowa Inf; 1st Lt Co G 133 Dhio Vol Inf:mtry B<Jxter, James E.(C) 27 Dec 1890 C. l'l. Baxter ~'Je!'J ?, Pa. 81 ank 5 (?)Besbout, Wrn. 13 Jul 1900 City (?)myor ~;X; 59 Cancer 93 Benl, Bettie 3 Sep 1900 !,Iattie Beal r.IG 50 Dl anI-.: 95 Beal, B. N. Fred Crowe 27 Aug 1897 orr 74 Pnra1ysis 63 Beard, Infant 29 iJay 1904 Gr<lnt Garrett :leno Still born1l2 ..' . Ed. DeClrd Beasley, f.rrs. p.. A. 26 Nov 1892 -l,.Be<1s1ey, ;'1. Silmnons Sa."J rIouston ::IG Blank 23 Eeqttie, John 22 Feb 1396 Geo C;. t'Jill 3enttie ~1 Blank 50 Be:::tty, Child 12 nay 1905 ~,Irs. :.;<lry l5entty OfT Re-interr.;lent 156 (Shi~ped from Independence, 13entty, Rev. A. 8 i.leh 1904 i.Irs. ~Iary Eeatty OH 82 GenDibility138 Barker, Pari s BnrI<er, ~'l. rJ~ 4 .l\pr 1902 6 Dec 1899 �7 Suri al DC':tc 0rclered by Ellri ~1 ,-;:..: Bechtile, Geo. - :\c:e C::mse d. 2.!l 16 Feb 1396 Tile Family Blank 50 (? ) Surgeon 16t!1 Ill. Infty ...;) Jul 1392 Jeck, 1''..'111 a S. N. J. Holm('?)n Celvoir ~l;mk 20 .:..;) JUIl 1906 3ec!.er, Lilli an Col. Roberts ;'!i1ite City Killed by 171 ~Ielen 3cc!(er 21 ('2')cor,cot'J Beeman, Child of 13 Jul 1890 Seer.l~l Farr,l 81 an!: 1 Bell, Frederick 3 i\ug 1906 Geo. Bell JiI 3m8d ellol.lnfull172 3ell, Juli a 25 Jul 1907 T::tbernacUe Grant (?)Lctcher ;,iG 70 }rrv~~Old.\0c187 Bell, Lbry J:me 4 Dec lC95 :,:r!;. E. Dinnrey [X-r Jl :jn!~ 48 T~!JernC!cle Sac. Denevolent Soc. ,,\. G. r·Ionnold '? :::·e11 omy, ell. of :.1 Gry- 9 Scp 1905 ~':i 11 Green Co. 7,;G-~F :::ti 11 bnrn160 (, ) 8e 11 01'11::1 ,ll1:)(r)1' 12 Scp 11)05 :-Jet. Co. Clinton 26 Child brth160 ;hu'Y II;-:yclen 2elm,)'!-, Gertie 16 Sep 1395 3a;n ::!fce ,A.G. IIol1l101d .'XI Glank 45 Dclomay, Child of 29 :,1ay 1393 i'.i:::rshdl," .. ;X1 7. Found De~d 71 Benj 8li1in, ;.:r:>. 16 Dee lG91 J0~. Fi tzpotl'ick DigSDrinc;s Cl anY.~ 15 Sennet t, J;;1I:1es 25 Fe!J 1898 The Frun. ,A.C.~IonnoldC::-:t:lOlic 65 ~lank 68 Pri v~te (7) C-D-l Kans. Infty Sennett,OrpllaAdelia 9 Apr 1904 F. i,i. 8ennett 67 ? l~O Jennedict,:,!rs.JnneH.9 Nov 1901 Sr,lith ~cnnedict 67 TypilOidFvr109 Qcns~n, ~. H. 26 Feb 1904 A. C. 3enson 7".) m ank 137 ~uth Sen son 3enson, C~ild of 2 Jul 1901 J. A. Benson '?O d;) Gensoll, :luth T. 15 Dec 1904 J. ;.i. NC~'!l i 11 G 71 J aUIl rJi cc A::'::B ,:;. F :1mi 1 y GCllson,Lille ;·;Cly 24 "ct 1904 ~ndrew J. Benson <) Genson, r:1~ry E. ~') <.. '~ct 1899 H.V. {; f\.C.Scnson :,:C ?~)n Ct1:,!,,)11 • "-v 85 BC!1S0n, ~rcl~on C. 25 :jct 1902 :·:rs. Celin(la Genson :,:G 56 12~ Benson, :I1's. ?LarovI;a29 JUIl 1901 J. A. Benson 35 105 'T Benj ::u:-li n, ,·Jr. 26 Dec 1896 B. R. Brooks ~ecom7)ton 57 J;:1,:les Dcnj (lmin .' Bor9cr, C:;rl ,,-a.. 18 Jul 1893 The F::l[lily 64 ~t Or:~r-Dl'Op sy72 Cerl:li~e , ~:!r:; • C.E. tl Oct 1393 Ferdin~nd Gerkline 31 anr~ :~lcL~0e·~-T.·;. F. ~9 8erry, French 9 ,;ct 1902 r!ob. ~l:ii te ~6 PncUi~l:)n • 121 (1 )3erry. :.rillie 10 Vee 1395 Ellen i.Inys,Geo.rCingJ;T Bl an!( 40 Col. ~elief Corp. Eerry, Sampson 31 iJay 1893 "1A. G. Honnold Dlcmt .:.1 Berry, S. ~'J • 23 Dec 1906 :,:other c- S " o n ' X ! 43 Ert Attack f-Iugh Bl ai r (?),:\1 vClh 3erry Berry, Sarnh ~1 rilcI1 1901 Laura ~etters~n rnI 35 Blnnk 10: .,~ <)~ .. Berry, TilO:nas SarJ ~ice 25 .Jul 1906 Certclson,:-,irs.Julia P. 14 Feb [3etllin:mn, Ch Juli lIs12 Feh Cevens, B. ~lild 29 M~y 91'Jc10w, ;;rs. 11 ;:'ug 1902 1907 1092 1890 ?Jrs. :-'.Polk &- Poke 'nIl l.!9 Con sump t. 172 :.;et. rn~. Ir. F. Bertelson.'):! 39!;: Uterino ? 112 D. :Jt :,!ilw()ukee,~1is. Shbned from !(<lils;:1SCity Blank Lnkcviet'l StillBorn H3l Ci ty Clerk {XI 31 ank 18 f'). ? 8::1rber :l[{ !3I anI: 2 �8 roo! rune Burial Dnte Biggs, Rev. L. C. 13 r.Ioy 1904 5 rilch 1907 Bigsby, Ambrose Bigsby, 011 a Bill, Fannie Birch, Edi th ~). !3i rch, ;,jnry .:\Ii ce Bi rminch aIil, J Clr.1e s 18 19 30 12 I3iShDP, John Bi vins, Jas. 27 Feb 1903 29 Dct 1904 Bi xby, r.lrs. Betsy 22 Nov 1098 Bixby, Guy R. l3ixby, i,Jable J. Black, Geo. Black, ~rs. Thos. Blackburn, Daisy 29 27 29 2I 20 Hcll P.u£ Sep Dec 25 Jur. .,., 810 (a) ckman, ~.Irs. 2 Bl<Ji r, Child of "..::.. rn~kcly , ~,rrs • Hulda 7 13I :Jr.l; er. shi p , Child 20 Bl ,mI:enship, nachel 14 Elevens, :lrs. ?Dolliel9 Apr 1895 LYch 1904 Sep 1895 ;.13y Hl99 Gct 1903 :.Ich 1392 Jul 1890 Jan 1394 ;~.ug 1890 Feb 1905 /~ct 1899 rnCVCI1S, ('()Roy 1 ~:ov Eli s s, :.Irs. IIarri et 6 tlUg Blae!:, Ed 10 rd() r Blood, Jamcs 7 Feb 81 ood, ~.!rs. ~'. c. 1905 1895 1902 1906 1898 1399 1893 1900 1891 11 Jul 1902 Blood, Thos •.J. 14 Jet 1394 Blue, Albert Bluc, GeorQe (?)81ufton, rIo Blunt, Ben 1 29 19 23 Blunt, ~.!::!ry glunt, son of Blythe, J. H. Boaz, Jerusnh Eo(n)bb, :.Irs. /\--F. i30cner, Wm. 30hieman, 1.1rs. 2 [,loy 1903 30 .L\p r 1391 Jul 1398 iJny 1902 Feb 1903 .:',ug 1904 30 Hay 1096 29 Nov 1899 Jan 1901 25 Jan 1905 2 Feb 1391 Crdered by Buri 31 :\gc Cause d. Pq P8ralysi s 141 Gnnt Garrett W.M.Biggs, 4880 Hooker .:'..ve, Denver, Col. , r.s.) (Shippcd fram (1) CottRge -67 Lung Trbl r.lrs. &1\. Bi <J sby ·OI-I Guy Bigsby 0H Guy Bigsby 34 ChildSrth154 OH City 81 ~ll:k 44 OR 7 Diph. 121 C. E. Birch John Birch 45 LiverTrb.l77 :.Irs. Birmingh$l Catholic 64 ? 72 Jehn (?L\l terne Donnelly Sros Nick Bishop 73 Pncu. ['.Irs. C. Fry 72 Dro;>sy Dr. !Iarvey ~tr. C. F. Bixby Geo J Barker ,";. l·life Lyndon 80 HrtFail. 76 Cuy Bixby ,~T 81ank 41 Guy Bixby ?8d~. 139 A. G. Honnold 46 ThOlilas D13ck 01T 24 Consun1p. 81 Je sse Bl ackbt!l'll$l':eet Sp rinr: sl9 Slank 133 ~rs. Patterson U1 Pro ff . F • ~![. Bl c-ckm::m ~! GI~nk 17 Hugh Blair 31 anI. 1 Judge L.S.Steel ;lId Cern. 80 fIrt Fail. "9 ~..,T. C. Blankenship Dr cll1k 1 Tor;} Blankenship 'JFT 79 ?neu. 1:32 ,..,John" Blevens ?:G .,on. 33 r.u~ Geo Loi t Jchn Slevens ~~ 8~ el ~~; r~ J. G. :"hsl~ell on Blank ~3 I3l nC!": J1J 6C 131 an!: 09 J.E.Riggs,p.n.3rooks Blank 131 anI-: 6 TI10::l:lS C. Blood, St. Louis. :.:0. F. D. Cosley orr 84 P:}rdysis1l8 (shipped from ~skaloos~, 10.) t. old ~ge :'.1rs. F,mny Blood Of! can St\r:i;) t. 36 3609 Finney, ~ve.(Died at St-.LOlli s) . Geo. Blue OH 18 131 em!.: 72 c. n~ Counter 47? 116 Fanily, ;(. of p. 67 P~rnlysisl25 The Fc:mily 96 Dysentry 145 G{)ld <lc;e Ben Blunt ?87,Ol Cnncer 128 Ben Blunt SI <In!: 9 ;,!rs. J. H. mvthe 55 ': 53 F. W. Fl (111ig C!~ Linwood a5 rnr81ysis 86 A. Freclicsol1 orT 27 TTrt Trbl 27 The r.'amily CH 44 31::m!: 15~ A. I3011ieoan WS " !31 :1.1;": 6 Clm rcllbaugl1 .J �9 ~ .. Bo(aHes. Urs. Ruth 8 Dec 1900 5 7 7 8 20 Co 28 Ordered by ~lr. Boles J. Woodurd Burin1 ~ Cause d. - Po 78 ?Nerv. 98 71 Blank 87 . :ifT 80 Fall & OA192 com't rc:::c Bl:mk 18 W '? Blank 16 65 Hrt Trbl 143 Or-! Slank Jan 1900 Cyrus Flory Dec 1907 Boline Bros. ~,1ay 1892 H. Bolliet Feb W92 Henry Bolliet Ju1 1904 Eugene T. Emery A 5th Kan Vol 58 UremPoi s 102 Mch 1901 Bond ? Bond, (?)Sylvanus (Shipped from Coffieville) 100 20 Blank A. G. Honnold PrIG 6 Feb 1901 Booker, Harry Mel vi n ~ Russell 24 Alcoholismlll Al Rodgers T,X; 4 Jan 1902 Booker, w. (Shipped from I~, Mo.) 32 Unl:wFvr 30 Amanda Harding MG 18 8ct 1893 Boone. Susan J3mes !larding 99 Haskell Institute 1,Iissouri 16 Pneu. 5 Jan 1901 (?)Bophet. (?)8---(Ship!,ed to (?)Simco. i,10.) Bl ank 40 C. L. Pe~r(s)e ;~f 25 Feb 1895 Boren (m), Mary J. 63 Accident 148 r.Yrs. Bosley MG 30 Nov 1904 Bosley, I. N. Co F 134 'Ohio 19<1 Alfred 63 Rheu. John Bossennan 1 Jan 1908 Sossennan, Emma l::!l Inferin,70 Pneu. C. T. Stone (?)Boulton, Fanny 30 Se~ 1902 Neb. C. C. Collins 75 Senil.Deb100 L.C.Bowers & Dg Co. :on 30 Jan 1901' Bowers, J. Pri vate Co A 79 U .S.C.F. (Shipped from Soldiers Some) 14 Suicide 85 Bo{."man, Geo. 2 Dct 1899 C. L.(S) EngieDH Oil 44 I!rtillieum 172 Doyd. R. S. 28 Jul 1906 i,Ir3. R. S. Boyd .:JI-J (Col) 11 Bradley. (,)Driddie 3 Aug 1891 E. L. Bradley on 22 Par31ysisl10 Bradshaw. John 22 Nov 1<)01 VIm. ShOCkey· ?,Ir~ • Cry ,m t 25 Feb 1901 W••<l. fhrvey Eudora 17 (?)~neu. 101 Drnnt. ~.l~ttie Bl;mk 21 Breckenridge, Saml 23 Aug 1892 J. W. BreckenridGe ;)H ? (T). S. l'nleedon CjlarIes G----Breckenridge, Sanh 20 Aug 1898 J. W. Breckenridge on 36 31 an!'~ 73 Breese, H~ G. 24 Jan 1906 ileno 81 _of Hrt 165 Hattie Breese (Shipped fro~ Ft. Wayne, Ind.) Breese, r.Iary 1 Apr 1905 H. G. Breese Ren.:> 65 .~:>p1ex. 154 Or-! Bre~(k)in, Mrs. A.R.28 Nov 1900 Rev. N.E.Brehin 37 Cere. Hem. 97 Brewer, Caroline S. 27 Nov 1903 A. P. Brewer 68 Bl anI{ 134 "JH Dr. Gifford Brewer, i:Irs •.Juli a 11 Mcn 1903 1':. Eg nr Conn. 82 ~!1d :\ge 126 (Shipped New i.Iilford, Conn.) Brewer, Thom:ls H. 24 Aug 1897 Douglas County Clinton 64 Gallstones63 Private Co 69th Ind. Inf. operation Brickelsly, W. 20 Aug 1905 The Family DH 73 _Rheum 159 Co 0 1 Kan Inf. (Shipped from 11 worth) Brickly. Mrs. 25 Jan 1895 The Family Catholic Bl :ll1k 38 Briggs, E. P. 7 Dec 1906 I.O.O.F. No.4 OJ 72 Dis.Hrt Ada Briggs Briggs. Enul1a R. 5 JuI 1904 E. P. Briggs 70 Dropsy 143 Boles, W. T. Boli ne. Dani el Bolliet, [·.Irs. C. Bol1iet. Child of Bond, David P. • Bud al Date �10 Burl a1 Date Brinkmeyer, Daniel R.19 Ju1l904 2 Dec 1897 Britton, Elijnh Britton, Mrs. Jas. 5 Aug 1895 13 :,!ch 1900 Britton, W. F. Bre~'!ser, Susan Bront, Clarence Broclce1 sby, :iI:;ry Brockett, Dudley' Brockett, i.!rs. Branson, Luella CJyrn 8ronson) Brook, f..Irs. •1\ • G. Brookings, Lillie Erookings, Sherman 25 13 16 21 24 23 Feb Feb Feb r.lch :\pr Nov 1905 1904 1907 1895 1397 1902 18 Jan 1896 23 Feb 1895 4 r:!3Y 1398 Brooks, Alfred Died 19 Nov 1901 14 Nov 1901 Privr.te C C Brooks, Harriet A. 1 Hcll 1904 BrooI~s, Henrietta C.30Aug 1897 BrooI:s.:,lrs.H2,ry· C. 2 r,iay 1904 Brooks,S. Child of 1 Mch 1904 Brooks, t'larren W. 2 Apr 1896 2ro(a)ss,:,lrs.Sarah A.IJun 1902 Brass, son of 30 l\pr 1902 Brown, Andrew BrOt~11, fIrs. Brovm, ;·Yrs. Anna Dro~\m, Bertha Bro wn, ~.Irs. C. C. 13 Apr 1393 14 ~lch 1891 16 Feb 1891 27 Ju1 1399 1 (~ct 1894 Brawn, Corn L. Bro.'m, Corncli liS 31 Dec 1899 28 Jun 1898 Bro,'m, rJrs. A. Eden 17Dec 1904 3r:nn, Albert 29 Apr 1904 Brown, Edi th 23 Se!) 1902 Grown Elij:J.h 11 Apr 1905 Dro.'m, E1 vi ra 4 3rot'm, emma ~r. Br:H'm, Gussie 3 Dec 1898 3 .hn 1906 ~lch 1903 nrdered by Buri al ,\ge .Co.use d. <XI F. J. Brinkmeyer 11 \'IS Geo. Bri tton 89 m-r 21 Jas. Britton 'XI ~rs~ Josie Britton 54 r.lr. Hines W. H. Pendleton Joseph Brewser m 53 Blank H; 25. Louis C. Brocke1sbyDH 74 Harry BrockettJ:'i G. C. Brockett Ot! Indi ::m TerlO Hnskell Ins. lJl Drowned (lId . . .ge Con. (?}Cor.. 143 Cere!-!em. Elank Fneu. Dlank Blank FnEtl. 153 137 101 40 60 123 65 21 49 P. R. Brook Albert G. Brook Wm. Reynolds Clinton 39 Elnnk John Brookings Clinton 25 31 anI, 71 Will Reynolds f.Irs. BrooI~s,County, :;H 59 Blank 110 K of P No.1 79th negt US. C.T. Vol. Infty Geo. C. Brooks Jf! 6H? HIi-tStrokel38 F. D. Brooks If! 50 Sl ank 63 The Family (?)ConnoverCem. C~ncer 141 Robt.Brooks m! Still born13S Will Green Co. Comm. Household of nut!1 39 Tur:tO r 0 f 51 Col. LO.O.F. Brain Urs. Cora Brooks The Fomily Lecoopton 77 Senility 116 rI. B. Bross 115 Kennedy 9d~? Cl. E. Ayers Burl 8rot'm 13 ? 70 Bl ank Clinton Sl a111~ 8 J. (?) G(rrnH3l'ol';11;;I !3l ant 7 Hihbred·'). Brot'm 3r:i Whoopi nuC. 82 C. C. 3ro\\n 27 LungTrhl 36 benevolent Society Tabern3c1e ;!ibberd Bro~'m r.lG 29 Cor.. 37 -n C. C. (?)James 33 81 anI-; I c. EUj all nroI'm E. 1'1. Brotvn Clinton 62 Pnr~lysis149 .~\nn a Co n:l ack :)[1 30 Blank 1-10 (?)n.(S)encte I3rot'm DE 58 ?of:~o\'Iels 120 Wm Green,Rev.Jones, f.:G 75 Pnctt. 155 r':e1 son Bror1l'1 2. (?)Burns J~1 2LJ!.; Acute? 126 (Shipped from Cri~~lc Creek, C;lorodo) Roy 3rot'm DE 15 Dl ank 76 Fr::ml; :Ccnnedy ')~r :21 BrninTrb 164 Dl d . :!oi son �• __ • · ' _______ 4 __ • > ___ • _ ••• 11 ~ Bud a1 Date Bro\'m, HenrY' 13 Jun 1896 nrdered by c. S. Dur-cnn 67 Appo~lex. 53 Le\'ri s Bro~'m 48 C:::lrbunc1es92 Banks 13ro~'m ~:rl (Shipped from K.C.Kas.) 66 Henrt 65 (?) ;'l.R.Barrett OR Brown, J. Ira 21 Nov 1397 97 Blank S. \'1. Williston Topeka 20 Nov 1900 BrOl'ID, Rev. J. J. ~I. Knight 26, Typhoi d 96 r'Jrs. J. A~ Brown 9 Nov 1900 Brot'm, Jas. A. D. G. Robin son Fever l,lrs. Regant (Shipped from Pocote11a,Idn.) GIl Brown, Infant of John3 Oct1891 Slank 13 John Srot'm The Family 58? 136 Brot'm, John 22 Jan 1904 96 !:'lld Age 118 Brown. John S. 16 Jul 1902 A. ~'nli tm an on En anI( 45 Brown, Twins ofLydi a15Sep 1895 ?!nrsh nIl Prenti ce OH A. G. Honnold on 19 Sep 1895 A. G'. Honnold Srot'm, Lydi a G1nnk 45 8 Hcll 1898 Brown. rJrs. ~.'Iary John SrOl\'II 141 C:::ncer 68 TabernM1e ~lo. 11 Drorm, Mary 22 Typhoid ' 127 31 rllch 1903 Elij all Brovm (Shipped from rcc, ;,10.) Fever (?)Erotm, ~Jorfs J. 29 ~Jay 1396 60 ~Irs. Bryant ? 52 B~nevolent Society I3rot\T. • Nancy' 20 Blank 11 Jun 1903 Elij all Drot'm orr 129 co n. ~\1. A. (?)Collins 51 He~rt 1.,179 Bro~'m , Perry 6 Jan 1907 ~,!nson Bro\'m ,LoneSt:::lr Dicbetes i'.Irs.Eli zabeth Brown 8rOt111 , Uachel 20 ~.lch 1906 Jno. 1,,1. 3rot'm OH 62 Pnett • 167 11 Feb 1904 Brot'm, Riley Hrs.i'1ancy 13rot'm 76 I;e~l't 136 Ili1ey Srot'm Trouble Brot'.1f1, S~l 24 Jun 1892 ;\. G. Honnold r,lG Blank 19 Private Co B 34th Illinois Inf0ntry 31'0\'.'11 , ~~Irs . 17 Apr 1901 Crist Zberhenrt C;)tholic63 Dr0;Jsy 102 Bro\'m, ~alli am 5 act 1897 Eurl Bro\'m Blank 27 TyphFever 64 Brownell , Child of 24 Sep 1906 D. F. Brot'mell nrr 175 !3l:mk Bro~mell. Inf of GAlO Jan 1891 s. "'1. Berry' Clinton !3I anI~ 5 Browning, Adnh 29 Nov 1900 iiI; C. J. Srorming 10 Dip. 97 o • W. F • .ul"OtVlllng Brotming, Henry 12 Dec 1898 r,IG Browning 18 Accident 76 i,X; Brm'ming, ?Lubn (Child)27Nov1891 ~: H. Bro\'ming Ell anTe 14 R. it. E~rp Bro \\'111 ee. Howard J. 1 May 1907 Rev. 1':1. 3. Bro\lm1ee orr 26 Tubercul-184 (Shipped from (?)Russell , N.~,r.) osi s Brm'm1ee, -, l"rs. I. N.20Jan 1904 TIl e F "mil y Newton 56 Sc:rcolila 135 Bruce. ~Iary G. 26 Dec 1901 TIte Estate DR 69 Tumor 111 Bryant, Elbert 9 Jun 1899 The FC!Il1ily, TI1eLodge Blank 74(79) 81 T.r Brj:mt, j!,Iattie 3 J'.pr 1905 ~'loodruff 0Ir 23 Consumpt .154 Bryant, Walter 26 Aug 1905 _Bryant on 22 Bl anI,: 159 Bryon, L. R. 15 Sep 1907 J. E. Eldridge & DR 70 Bright 's 189 Mrs. Len Dryon Disease Buchorn. Joe 10 Ju1 1902 '?Dicey Jan Euchorn '0H 78 ,i~sthma & 117 Doug1 as CountyFIrt Trb1 Buckhiem, John F. 16 ~,lch 1907 _Buckhiem Stull 72 ?neu. 182 Brown, Herbert ~ w. 6 Hay 1900 w. w. . ". �12 ~ Burinl Dnte Ordered by ]Juri ,,1 BucIUey, Child of Buckley, E. L. 17 Jul 1893 10 ;dch 1396 manIc "''',.. .:[1 Buckley, J. H. 10 l;Ich 1398 Buckley, Hrs. Hary 15 Hoy Buckminster,J~s. G.22 Ju1 Bulis,ChHd of 21 Sop Bl.llis,Ch of Charlie22 ~:ov J3ullock, John 30 Jan Lt. Co (?)!3uJ:,.ms~rden, H. 30 Apr (?)Sunker, David 10 Oct 1895 1904 1903 1905 1900 C 41 1905 1905 ~.Iason s, Chu rch F;]f.1iry,Ch:-:ri ty Soc. Emma Buckley ~'1. G. (?)Potts The Family The Family' R. C. Suli s ~o (;])y C. Buli s :.irs.:J<tggie ;'!oodt'r:::rd (91) I11inoi s Infty Dr. (?)3urJrag:irden Jacob Keilwlll .¥Ie orr C:mse d. Pq 31 c.nI~ Slank 23 50 '!H 63 Dbnk 63 (Shipped from Chic2']0) ,OH SIan!.: 41 :')~k rUdge68 Blank 144 l,X; 5d In---132 r.n -1~ iI.Croup 162 Clinton 71 StoDnch 83 Trouble :::r·: 10 Snil1::11Fvr155 n:encloto,75~ r:1l'dysi s161 Ill. Dl :;nk 67 BronPneu 90 81 anI, OH 34 60 D1 anI( -on 145 r.IG 4 ('?rs) Bl ank 83 David EunI{er John Bunton The FClmi1y Hrunilton Burch '~H 4 ?m 33 6 H~i1 ton Burch Joe Burch3Jl1 Jr. Liberty 45 Hrt Trh1 01 24 9 Dro~'med 32 26 Rev. G. W. Burdett P,X; ,,)H 31 ank ;t!rs. Burlingame 30 16 Poor Commission Baldwin B1 ank 1~4 1 OH 3l,mI( 24 4 TIle Brothers ?Mrs. H. C. B. Burnett, Jno Co; 6 Ju1 1899 Chas. Burnett nH 74 KidneyTrb 32 (Shinned from Wichita) Burnhar.t, (?)H_T. 3 Jun 1905 Pete'tonroy Catho1ic26 Blnnk 157 C. A. Burnham Burn s, Cll 8rles R. 9 Nov 1904 Estate Prob~te Courta{ 64 Blank 147 Co B 187 N Y Art. Burns, C:l of Thos. 20Jct 1906 Thos Burns Sti'llborn 176 Burns, Hrs. E. E. 29 Apr 1900 !:iichne1 Burns 763 Lungs & 91 Col. Relief Corp. :lenrt Burnside, Is:)c.c 1 r,Iay 1898 A. G. Honnold 67 Kidney 71 Burrell, Virgini a 5 Aor 1904 The FClmily 60 HrtF ail u re 139 Burri s, Child of 5 ~JCt 1895 A. G. Honnold Dif-lh. 46 Burris, Ch of Philipl Jan 1896 Philip Burris Stillborn 49 Burris Everet 31 Dec 1899 I:Iargaret Burris :dG 3 Chickenpox 87 Burris(Burns). 10 Nov 1904 Douglas County r.IG 74 _of Hrt 147 ?>lichealRutherford Cor. Co G 62 USC Infty Burri s, Patri ck 1 A:iJr 1904 The Fami 1y Catholi c58 Slank 139 (Shipped from TopeI(a) I3urton, David L. 27 Nov 1902 D. L. Burton Jr. WS 70 Dropsy 123 Busch, John 14 Jun 1893 The Family ?DeerCreek Blank 27 ? B. S. Bush, Chil d of 24 Apr 1900 C.Bush,A.G.Honno1d ~~H Still born 91 Busse, (?)Fadora 7 Aug 1905 C. B. Busse OU 72 Stomach 158 Butler, Albert D. 7 Sep 1391 A. G. Honnold orr 12 Co D - 14th-Cav<!lry, ----County Butler, Grace 12 Apr 1900 !'I. L. Butler DB (if Thro8tTrbl 91 Butler, nerbert :'/. 6- Sep 1907 Harry Butler orr 37 Ap;:>endici t189 Gut1er, Infant 27 r;ich 1904 [·Jr. W. L. Butler Ton-;Jano:de 1d 139 Bunker, Susan J. Bunton, Ella Suntan, John E. Burch, Lena Burch, Wi 11y' Burcham, Joe Gurdette, son of Burlingame,lli. J. Burnett, Ed Burnett, H. C. 2 19 22 4 Apr l;pr fWg Aug Aug 1.1ay Jul Jan J:m Feb 1900 1894 1904 1899 1899 1899 1899 1392 1903 1893 �13 ~. Burl ai Date Ordered by Buri al Age Cause d. ~ 4 Aug 1901 McCarthy Byrd DB 16m Teething 106 3 Oct 1901 McCarthy Byrd OH 3d? 108 30 Jul 1897 Family OH Blank 62 21 Mch 1897 Anthony Caldwell DB Blank 60 6 May 1901 A. W.CaJ.dwell!X-r Hrt Dis. 103 Private Co D 154 Ind. Inftry' (Shipped from 11 worth) Caldwell, ~olrs. J. 5:20 Apr 1902 J. W. Caldwell o:r 46 En1rg.of 114 (Shipped from, Des [\Ioines, lown) Spleen Caldwell, Joseph 10 !.Ich 1895 A. G. Honnold nr{ Bl c.mk 40 Caldwell , Hinnie 12 Feb 1895 A. G. Honnold Or! Blc.mk 39 Caldwell, (?)Rockel 4 Jun 1895 A. G. Honnold DB Bl ank 42 CaldweU, ~,lrs. V. 19 Aug 1891 '0] Blank Norton Caldwell 12 _ _Eggert Cameron , James F. 13 Jan 1899 JH 76, !IrtF ai 1. 77 N. Cameron Cameron, i;lrs • No OIT 30 Jan 1893 No ah Cameron Blank 24 Camp, Geo. 29 Jun 1896 C. Camp J. H. (?)Barron 1 1/3 i-I; Cough 53 Cam;:>beH, Mrs. Alice 7 Dec 1894 Ed Cai.lpbell 28 Typhoid 37 Campbell, Child of 15 tlch 1893 25' Ed Cal1pbell Blank J. S~ Hogan Campbell ,Mrs. Ella 6 May 1907 J. T. BarkleyO!-! 67 Hrt Fail 184 Camilla Campbell,Dou. (Shipped froi.l Topeka) Campbell, Ely 30 Aug 1890 Gov. Robinson r.IG Blank 3 Campbell ,~lrs.Emeli a 25 [\!ov 1907 Not. Longfellow OIl 79 Blank 192 (Shi'pped from Eureka, Ks) Campbell, 1Irs. J. ?R.12 Apr 1903 J. T. Barkley Off 88 .Seni1e 127 (Sllipped from Topeka) Debili ty Calnpbell, ~\Irs. Lucy 17 Sep 1896 S. A'. l'loodwnrd [,iG 79 UlcerStm 55 Callp bell , f..laude 20 Jun 1906 ,,.ll11. N. Campbell 0IT 28 Acute Bri-l71 (Shipped from I\ans~s City) IJht's Dis. C<lmpbell, Nancy R. 9 Jul 1902 A. M. Camnbe11 ~,IG 86 Old Age ,:;. 117 (Shipped from K.C.Kas.) S.D. Ca;;lpbell, i.Ir. O. 29 ~,Ich 1892 s. A. Woodward r,IG 13l anI-:: 17 ;.Irs. Gi 11 Campbell, Drpha E. 31 Jan 1898 A. M. Campbell ~.IG f!rtFail. 68 (Shipped from Kansns City, Ks) Surg.iJpcr. Campbell, PearlieMay- 5 I'.Iny 1902 Sarn F. Ca;:1pbell :JG 6:6. Sl nnk 115 CCll!Ipbell, Thos. ?O. D 20 Jul 1891: r.!r. C<I11pbell on 3lanI( 11 R. R. Gellffiell (from Topeka, Ks) Campbell, SanI 26 Oct 1902 The F~":1il'y T',IG 33 Abscess 122 (Ship!led from (?)Argentine) of Liver Campbell, Yates G. 10 H<lY' 1907 r·hrtha Campbell :;!G 67 Hrt Fail 184 (Shipped fron PClrsons, Ks) Cannon, :r. ~,r. 12 Ju1 1906 oa Hntthew C. Cannon 73 ApJ,le~~ 171 Cantrell ,!.Irs. Lottie15 Dec 1904 ~li rnr.l Cantrell /)] 50 Hrt Trbl 149 Cantrell, Nellie 1 Sep 1903 Hiram Cantrell m 13:1 PRralysi s131 Ed Yewdoll Carder, Child of 22 Apr 1893 Henry Carder County SlanJ.~ 26 Cardwell, J. C. 15 Apr 1895 W. A. Cardwell Lecompton 36 Con~ 41 (?)Careny, W. C. 17 "~ct 1893 A. G~ Honnold . ~.IG· 78 Pr-lrnlysi s 30 US Soldier Privnte Co D 43 Regt Indiana Vol) & E;J Fits C0r:>enter, ~Irs. A. J18 Dct 1899 r.lrs. I. E. B(?)esleyOr-r 60 ?Pneu. 85 % Capt L.G. (?)Herri ta0e (Ship fro;:] &1poria) Byrd, Child of Byrd, Infant Byr(e)d, J. If. Caldt. . ell, ChHd of Caldwell. John S~ �14 Enri al D3te (?)Cnrmean, ClllIS.R. 31 Oct 1902 Carr, John Carroll, Joseph Carruth, J. H. Carson, 1::3 Cnr(s)ta(oh, Adarns 3 30 17 30 7 Cnrtcr, rI:-!rriet 13 Jan 1906 Cell'ter, Hays C:)rter, John 26 Jan 1903 13 J~n 1906 C;)rter, ~,: aor.li A. C~rter, Nellie Carter, ~les Carter, Vivi::m Cnrtcr, RobertWnl ter ;Jch Jan Sep Apr Fe!:J 1895' 1899 1896 1892 1902 24 "Jay 1904 20 17 30 21 Jul Jan Apr AUf! 1892 1906 1898 1906 C::1rtright, P.Irs •.<\. 24 Sep 1903 Cast'le11,:.!rs.LucindlI 19 Ju1 1907 C8tlin, (c;:]TI't rend)25 AUI] 1904 Cav::m augh, Ell an Cave~au2h, Elsie Ch ~n ey, :llrs. '). Ch amney, r,!arcus 7 Nov 1899 30 r:ov 1905 5 Jul 1892 9 Dec 1907 26 Jan 1898 Chance, Nettie 30 Jan 190'6 Chandler, Laura M. Chandler, Sadie Chapman, fo:Irs. A. 9 Oct 1900 23 Sep 1905 ? Apr 1906 Chaprnan,(,Irs.Anna W. 13 Mch 1891 Ch apm an, Cl' ar a 8'. I.J Dec 1904 Ch arl el) Jlrs. Hann all 11 Dec 1395 Charlton, John-Died 27 Feb 1899 Chase', Harry A. 21 Ju1 1901 Ch:Jsc, John H. Chnvey, Rouma1che Cheney, Paul R. ? P>f)r 1907 .. Jun 1907 21 Sep 1907 'l'l { ,;.. :)rdered by Burl al Age C;:mse d. s. r-I. Cnnne::!n 1ir 45 (Shipped from Tuscan, .!\r.) 66 Capt. Cnrpenter orr JarncsCarpenter Coff~llan i,lcClouth Co 1. Hen ry C~rro11Lemrenwo rth20 ;'1. H. C;)rrtlth a-I 90 J. L. nains Perry The FC1iTIily 71 nenevolent No. 2 O~I 65 Ada";'! C::lrter Bettie C(1rter The Family JH Geo. Carter 'or-!- 44 Blank Pq. 1~2 Consump. 169 Dr ariT{ :neu. Blank 40 78 55 Dl ar:k 10 Dl ank 112 Bl (1n1: 164 SInn!: 132 164 81 an!·: LIrs. John C::lrter (S:1i'ODcd fro;:, T(C) ~'l.C.Carter.GcoCarter:'.X; -. 72 J2undice 142 Wilson Carter W. J. Ctlrter Reno 20 W. J. C::!rter Rena 3'~ ?neu. 165 Adam S. Carter Byrs Blank' 71 Father m:1l'lath a 9wk C:1010ra 173 A. B. Carter en f::mt. Thomas 8rothers 74 TYT')hoici 132 Jno. Hall 79 R~td13o~'re1l86 (?).l\ron Green 19 Drrn:ned 145 Coroner Phillips Est.of E.Ccvanaugh Catholic75 nlc! Aae 85 E.J.C., :'\1:ron,,')l1io T. P. Caven aughOr 44 m ::In!~ 163 tl. Chamney. D. Evans ffi Blank 19 Geneva-St-1070H 59 Abscess 193 Ellen ~.!. Chamney of Liver John Champion MG 64 f\:J erati on 68 (Ship)ed from Kansas City, Mo.) \'/al ter Ch ance r;IG 50 Cancer 165 Will Green & Ci ty' John Chandler DrY ?7 Quinsy 95 tv. A. Chandler OH 39 DropsyHrtl60 Frank Lind OH Constlmo. 163 B. W. Chapman (Shi!lped trom Denver) . Ed CIl apman {'fT Blank 8 Josi all CIl apman 'XI 54 Slank 149 ~,'ffit V am e y X I 64 31 ank 48 ~:!rs. Ann a Woodward The Family 73 Dropsy 79 H. B. Chase 16m Teething 106 .Joim Greenlees H. C h a s e , ) H r~illed by13<1 (Ship?ccl fro:] 3hclton, HnsI1.) ?CO\'T,?c:Jl'~ Hnske11 Inst.I-!illsborot1ah,N~;a7 Dro~\med 186 Father 707 CODn. 0I-T 19 ~~ J-\cci d 139 E. ~'.J. Ch cl1ey (Sili pped fr01:1 "'t tm:1t'l::l, I ow:::!) �15 Buri a!. Date Chester, Emily H-- 5'Mch 1898 Childs, Anderson' Childs, James H~ Childs, J~nes P. 19 Feb 1896 13 Aug 1905 26 Jul 1895 Childs, Jennie Choteau, ~1rs. An honorable 18 Dec 1899 3 Aug 1899 Christy', (?)Valerie 22 Jul 1904 Chrow'ell, Jacob 31 :Oct 1898 Churchbaugh,AlCex)ice 15Jul 1895 Churchbaugh, rllrs. 12 Churchbaugh, Child 3 Churchill, Geo. 13 Churchill, Lena B. 10 Churchill, S.J, sonofl9 Clark, Amanda 25 20 Cl ark, Amande C1 arI<, Clark, Clark, Clark, ['.Irs. C. A~ Child of Cora G'. Gertrude 20 2 13 19 Jun 1903 1891 Jan 1901 Jul 1898 Jan 1891 Nov 1904 I\Iay 1898 J~r Jul Sep Dec Jun 1901 1391 1902 1907 Clark, Henry 20 Sep 1903 Cl arI~, Isabell Clark, Mrs. J. L. 15 ~lay' 1907 15 Nov 1893 Cl ark, John Sr. 14 Apr 1906 Clark, Joseph 25 Oct 1893 Clark, Josephine 2 Jan 1904 Cl ark, Laura ?:1., 28 Nov 1893 Cl ark, Hnrtha A. 11 ~;Ich 1904 Clark, Chfldof(?)O.C.2 AUg 1892 Clark, W. E. C1 ark, rhn Cl:lrk, W. P. Clay, Fannie C1 ay, ~fen ry 1 Sep 1390 25 Jui' 1902 Pri V:::lte Co E' 7 Jan 1907 9 Sen 1901 8 Ju~ 1898' Clay, Laura !.I. C1 ay, La(e)na E. 18 Feb 1897 2 Nov 1898 ')rdered Dr H.W~Chester & J.G.H~ Buri a1 Age Cause d. ~ Off 158 Gastric? 63 (Shipped from Chicago) S~ Rice ~,X; Blank 50 The Family' Colyer 52 Lvre5to:n 159 79 Old Age, 43 JamesChHds O:i E. R. Thornton dischg soldier, Co F Regt 1st Ky- InfCHex. Vet. ) Sam Rice, Jr. orr 39 HrtFail. 86 Thos. Choteau ~,G 44 Cansumpt 83 Tab. ~,It.~,I' ria No.52 John Christy Clinton 5 Ace Shot 144 I.Irs.ElizabethChrowell PleCls-72 Old Age 75 Lavy Flory ant Grove Lewis Churchbaugh Pleasant Slank 43 ?Mary' & E11i s Grove Lewi s Churchbaugh Pl.Grove67 P:1r<l1ysis129 glank W. Churchbaugh WS 13 Whitman' Churchfll O:r 71 Tubercul. 99 S~ J. Churchi 11 OH 23 Tu'bercul. 72 S. J. Churchfll ':)H Blank 6. Philip Cl ark ;,!,; 80 ? ITrt 148 John Clark ·'!·r Hrt. F. 81 Tab.No .10 St.iolari a on R. Weiser 72 Bl ank 106 T. C. Clark Slank 12 lJr. G. W. Cl ark 17m ?!?neu. 123 Court of Calantha 03 23 Consump. 186 John ClarI{ I.O.O.F. No.1940 oa 132 ' 65 Oronsy Currin Grey, N.G'. :.lary Foley 76 Old .:'.ae IS5 Jo Hemphill Linwood 73 Pncu. 31 C. Hemphill John Cl arl, Jr. Benev.Lodge,K.ofTabor ~1 60 Pneu. 168 N. 3. Devon 58 Typhoid 31 A. p. Knrnes Katie Clark DH Re-i ntennent135 (Shipped from Guthrie,Ok.) W. H. Prntt Sibley 32 Typhoid 31 Jno. Clark col Big Springs 75 manI.: 133 A.G. Honnold riX; Blank 20 Wesley Lane P,lG A. A~ Bu'soy Blank 3 Ellen A. CI arke 60 Suicide llS Ill. Infty Isabell Clark orr 85 Hrt Trb! 179 C. H. Cl ay '0!1 11 TubercuI.IOa Clara Clay, Isaac ro,x; 60 Dropsy 72 Johnson, Bnptist ClI. C. fr. C l a Y ' 0 H 2 "? Lunas 59 C. H'. Clay ~H 43 Bl ank 75 �16 ~lame Buri al DC!te Inf~nt Ordered bv Burl' ::!1 1\0 eC:HI:; cd. Ea.. J. \'1. Simpson Clinton 5~·! ? 142 Wm Clayborn Cl aypool, J. C. 4 :.Iay 1905 ;,li s s Li 11y C1::lypo 0 1 ")I! A. mli tm3n Cl ayton, rIm 31 ;,!ch 1394 :,Irs. A. Di nni ng on 27 ChronRheu 34 Clendening, Rachell 23 Feb 1903 ~'lm Clendcning :,:G 73 Neur .Hrt 125 Clendcn {an)fng, \'1m 13 JDn 1905 The Farni ly i.:G 85 ')ld Aae 151 CleveI:md, Hrs .. W.H.29 ~.!ch 1905 2 sons f,Frank ~Iarch (Iff 47 Consttmp.· 154 Clevinger, J.~. 21 Nov 1903 The Family r)H' 37 ")ld ,\ce 134 Cli ne, ~"li 11 22 nch 1904 i:rs. 1\ff.l ~I. Cline ''!J 59 ?ncu. 139 (Sl1i P9 ed froln St. Lo~1i s) (?)Clinger, David T. 16 Nov 1903 TIle Family 01:1 63 FIrt Trbl 134 Clingr:lan, Geo. 6 Feb 1906 r.Ir & :Irs J.R.Finney "~H 75 Ki clney 165 Gloss,O. r.t .. ;',Irs~r.!3'<r)y Closs ('!·I 9 Se? 1901 57 P2ralysisl03 ?ri vnte Co I 103 Reat:,,)hio Infty Cobb, Dli ver 27 Oct 1893 l.'!i1li e T~te.:.rari()l1, lnd. r!d I nJtt ry 30 ~,TDriO:1. Ind. Cocklin, Geo. 25 Feb 1905 Sar.1 Cocklin 0!-T 25' Pn,zu 153 (Ship~ed from !( C ) Cocklin. JuU a 30 Jun 1906 Sa.m & Ju'li a CocI:li n0H 70 Liver Trbl71 Cockran, Infant 13 Sent 1904 Jf.lmes Cockran,?oor C.MG Sti 11 born145 Cohn, Clnrence 3 Sc; 1895 J. H. Cohn KC !3l ank 45' Colburn, Abner 7 f:n·r 1397 G. Grovnor, Adni'n. i,lG 69 Heart 60 Cole, Daniel S. 16 ~,!:-::y 1899 Chns. A. Cole on 79 Blank 81 <Ship,ed fro);1 f{ C ~ro.) Cole, l'b 1'1. 12 Dec 1906 1'1:11 Co 1 e ~,:G 78 Blank 177 Co E 12th Ks Inf Coleman, ~Inry :,J. 6 Apr 1900 Will Coleman OH 23 LaGrippe 9Q CoIe:nnn, ~.!attie J. 7 Hay 1906 Chns.Coleman,H of Ruth:JH 41 SeptPois 169 Collett, !Jrs. 11 Dec 1904 The Brothers Elk, Ks 64 Pnett 1~9 Co IIi n s, ~,Irs . B. 28 Jun 1901 Bird Collins L:l!;:evi e~\r60 Rrt F~i 1 105 Co 11 ins, Bridg et 8 Apr 1905 Tor'} J Collins Vault 50 Blank 155 then Fran!.:lin Colman. ['Irs ~,j J 19 '''ct 1905 (?)1sgood Colman 0I-I 87 'Old .~e 161 J It Topping COI:Jr.lon, Eli zabeth 21 Aug 1902 John H CommonOH 63 CansuIn? 119 Con ally, H S 20 Apr 1896 A G Honnold ;.1; 13 ?Pneu 52 Congsolt'ia, Como{boy)9 Sep 1902 Haskell Insitiute Haskell Blank 120 Conklin, Mrs. i'Jar! flO Jan 1902 E H Conklin cr1 62 Pnett III (?)ConIey, Chester 24 Jan 1903 C Conley idG 2m Croup 124 Conley, ch of Simon 1 Jan 1896 Sir.! Jeames for City MG Stillborn' 49 Conley, Irene 24 ''".let 1903 (,()Georgin a Conley0H 15 Blank 133 Conner, ch of Carrie24 ,1pr 1399 A G Honnold ~,!G Stillborn 80 Conner, Francis 23 .~.pr 1897 AI & E C Conner on 78 ')ld Age 60 Conner, f.IarJ A 26 Jun 1907 W J & E C Conner DR 66 Chrnf·!eur 185 14 rilch 1898 Connor, Hollis Ed & Sam Connornrr 46 Blank 69 Connor, ~,Ir 14 Oct 1900 Clinton Twp, Dg Co Clinton 35 Unknown: 96 Connor, ~iJrs R J C 22 J\ug 1095 Francis Connor en 45 Blank (Died '~aha, Neb) (,)Connovan, Edward 14 Feb 1902 The Family (?)Connovan Cern. ---menti a 112 <Shipped from ~)ssowottomie) Conrad, Arthur H 12 Dec 1897 Charles Conrad orr 2 Blank 66 Conroy{Conary), ~Iaurice29Junl90l J::lfiles ifurd Eudora 25 Blank 105 Conroy, Peter 24 Dec 1903 OU The Fami ly 55 Accident 134 Clayborn, 22 June 1904 �17 Burial Date Conway, Child of 11 Conway, Mrs S' A 16 Cook, r,Ir Thos 17 Cooper, Anni s' 25 Cooper,Mrs Bertha It 21 Cooper,Inf of Carrie12 Cooper, Child of 15 Cooper, Child of J. 20 Cooper, Ella F 15 Sep Feb Mch Jul Jan 1892 1896 1891 1895 1904 1893 1898 1902 1905 Ordered by_ Burial ~ Cause d. OH 131 ank e.a...... P Conway 21 n; 7.!rs B1 ackmanBlank 5) J W-Robertson au Blank (3 Henry, Cooper nrr 37 Peri tonitus42 Louis Mengu's OH 23 art Fail 135 Aug Asher OH Blank 28 Jan D.H.Dick.HenryCooper 4m l31ank 68 Apr Joseph Cooper i':S Stfllborn' 114 Jan Th e F <Jl1iTy 0fI 52 1 151 (Shipped from I{C Mo) CO!Jger. May 30 Jun 1894 Henry Coo!ler OH 45 Kidneys 35 Coorer, Nellie 12 Feb 1892 Sam Coooer Clinton 81 ank 16 Cooper, (?)Pau1 28 P.Ich 1893 (?)H & b ~'lhi tmanOrderWaI,arusa Blan!{ 25 Cooper, Ro(a)y 17 Jul 1900 Henry Cooper OH 19 ?Drorsy 94 Copeland, Henry E. 12 Aug 1395 !)oug1as' County on Blank 44 1st Sergent Capt H ?,??,Independent Battery US col-d Light Artillery, Vol Copel and, Hen ry(Harri s)7Mch 1902 OH ?? John Copeland 113 Corbin, Addie 3 Sep 1906 C F I\ PrenticeO!1' Blank 174 H Ii Corbin (Shioned from Colo) Corbin. Mr N 28 Nov 1900 Hrs L L CorBin ,. 03 163 Anoonlexi a 97 GAR 12 Post Co G" 12th Kans .. . (?)Cor(s)ley~Mrs. 2 i-!bv 1892 Tho~as B. Corley' CH 81 ank 23 Cornell. Eveline 28 Oct 1900 A. Cornell rI;' 17m Blank 96 (?)Cornforth, ~'hn 5 Dec 1897 f;Irs E P Cornforth Lecompton?71 LnGrippe 65 Corporal, Hattie S May 1897 Household of Ruth rG 50 1 60 Jas Corooral Cory.Hiss Catherine 13 Dec 1897 Miss Cory' -?KU, Richland 42 ?Born 66 (?)Cory', F.M. 28 Dec 1907 31ank0H 56 Lung Trb1 194 Cottenberg, James 20 May 1899 nIrs.Cottenberg&QsCo 65 Ororsy 81 Cott'on ,Hrs Eli zabethm2Jul 1904 Ella V Jones IJG 74 Accidenta1l43 Couch, Leon 6. Seo 1399 ~'hn' Couch ?, Ho. ?4w, m Bronchiti s 84 CoupCCoop) ,Molly' 19 Ju~ 1902 Dg Co,Ord.ofCasonovOH 40 !ilu'rder 117 Courtney. r.lrs. 6 Nov 1901 The Fcr.tily 0H 51 Cancer 109 Cot'ren, Grace 23 Jun 1907 Mother & r.lrs.Cowen Clinton 24 Peri toni tis135 Cowan, (?)Quenton 6 ~Ich 1905 ~!rs.Cbwa."l.AlcxCowan Clinton 28 SeiJtic----153 Cox, Chas 31 Aug 1891 Blank f,IG Bl ank 12 Cox. ~Jaude 18 ;:.!ch 1905 CIl as Cox on 23 ClJildbi rthl54 Cox. r.Irs. T. 6 Jun 1900 Tfl1man Cox on 55 Intest~·:eph 93 Cox, ~'k'11. P 15 Feb 1906 r.rrs Wm P Cox Blank 44 BrainTrbl 166 COY'. Capt rI :r 5 Cct 1898 County OH 65 Gangrene 74 1 st Lt Co E 2nd Regt Col -1-Cavalry Craig. Green· 31 Cct 1894 Caesar ~rayo & Dg Co ;.IG B1 ank 37 Private Co B - 79 ~egiment US Colored Volunteer Infantry Craig, f.Iari a 8 Jun 1898 can't rend P.X; 70 Brank 71 Crain, ~.Ir. 3 :run 1891 E Young' LX; B1 ~nk 10 Crandall. r.trs. Sarah H4 Sep 1897 m ank r·.!] 60 31 ank 63 (Removed from Oregon) Crane, Henry B 28 ~.Iay 1901 l'1 P. Cran e " x - r 3d 13l ank 104 CreCl!'. 7\Iary 11 Hay' 1906 Blank Ple~sGr 36 Con sump 169 Creecy. ~Irs Loui sa 24 ~;ov 1907 !~l R C ~.!; 76 CancSto/;l 192 Creecy, ThomaS 1 Jul 1890 G!1r ?ost G~~~ I·,X;DIan!, 1 Creel, Ira H 23 Feb 1907 Clare Creel ?lensGr 43 31 nnk 101 .. �"' __ ' ~.~~.~ .........._ .~ ...... _._~ .. :1 •.. _~...~.,l..&.J· •• ·•. ~. ~ .-. .. -.- .......... ,. . .. ' . -"'- .... .:...:.. :........ 18 ~, Creel, Syl Creel, Sylvester Creesy, Joseph Crispi~, Geo. Criss, Mary R Cri spin, Wnlter (?)Croger, Emily- Burial D~te Ordered oy, 81.tri al Aqe Cause d. ~. Sy1 Creel Jr,Farnily P1e~s.G'r 7 4 ? 157 G.L.Cree1,rm r'~o 1 Fairview 27 SUmrComp 186 :,i(;' 721 Slank 36 F M ::!cffa1e .Ubert Crispin' i\IG 76 Paralysis 74 n T Richards Kanwaka 76 Dropsy 64 Alexander Crfspin JH 10 Bl an1= 92 Jesse Din ard:')I-T 58 KidneyTrb154 Fred (1)G 1 eed ?,1et Ins Co 20 Dec 1906 Crosby, Jacob Bald~'rin 45 F!upl3ldVcsl78 Hrs Jacob Crosby' Crouch, (?)Kntie 12 Jun 1899 82 Riley Crouch 24 ? Croutch, Child of 26 Dec 1894 S a Thacher B1 anI, 38 ,J:.J 89 ~)l d .!\g e 142 Crowder, ?:Irs. 1\. B. 30 i.lay 1904 T r.r Crowder Crowder, James 3 Apr 1906 or~ T'N Crowder 93 DId Age 168 CuI ver, Uabe1 14 Sep 1895 A G Honnold Bl::1nk 45 J A CuI ver & Ci ty Cummings, Child of 23 Dec 1890 H A Cunnnfngs ?--neltr Blank 5 Cummings, Ella W 29 Apr 1901 ?atrick Cummings Big Springs24 L;t;rippe 103 Cmnming s, HEm ry 1 Jun 1895 The FamiTyClinton?aralysis 42 Cummings, mss I. 4 Aug 1890 R It Steel Clinton Blank 2 Cummi ng s , [,lrs J.t arg nretl3Sep 1897 R.A Steel Belvoir 85 Old :\ge 64 Cummings, Patrick 3 Dec 1907 Cummings Jr. 131g SIHin,:!s70?nctl' 192 Cunningham, P.Irs. C. FCcol)I 7Ju1l893 If A CUIT!11ings Belvoir Blan!{ 28 Currie, Stephen 1 Hay 1900 Jmnes S Currie 40 U S Vol,C!las PineLim','Ood 25 EpIJil.Fit 91 3 Sergt Co B 20 Y{en. Curlett, Mable 28 Dec 1900 Thornton' Curlett HG 4 Typhoid 99 order of John :.TcFarlen Curlett, Thornton 25 act 1907 B1 ank :,IG 190 (Shipped from Ie C, Ho) Curtiss, ;,1rs.Clnrar.r 5 Oct 1897 Frank&Alfred CurtissClinton 57 ('?)Par. 64 Cushingberry, Nathanll Hch 1901 ~rathan Powell ~,x.; 50 Blan!, 101 Cutler, Fred Jr. 23 Sep H393 Fred & ff A Cutler '')H Child 29 Cutter, Kitty' 10 Nov 1890 H A Cull(tt)er :DjJ 31 an1< 4 Dailey, Eli za 11 Hay- 1898 Ed Pugh Clinton 30 J\cuteGClS- 71 (Shi!lped from Denver, Co!) tri tis Dai ley, John 1\. 23 Jun 1905 !-!eIen L. Daily0rr 63 .{l.ppop1exil57 Daniels, Geo 5 !.lay 1901 Fred Daniels (?)Crowder65 ?Gangrene 103' S Elliot Da(ee)rborn, Geo S 28 se, 1903 Th e F a.'lli 1yon 81 Hrt Fnil 132 Darling, Stephen 12 Dec 1899 The Family r~IG' 75 L~rippe 77 (?) Ed Boucher Darling, T C 27 :Jch 1899 A. Getker Eudora 62 Dr~psy 79 (?)Darris, r.Iinnie 6 Apr 1895 Jas Darris, OfT Blank 40 Donelly' Bros (?)Darwin,Catherine 13 Jul 1907 Blank Blank 80 Drop 5y 186 Davidson, ~'kn A. 24 Sep 1904 i,lrs. Mary Davidson X! 67 Hrt Trbl 146 r.lrs. A T Fowles Davis, Alta 4 Jul 1893 J W Davis Blank 28 Davis, Catherine A 28 Jan 1905 F ~'Iatthet'ls ?hl,m.31ank 152 Davis, Child of 24 Aug 1390 Blank Ellank 2 Davis, Child of 23 Jan 1393 Mr. (?)Walters Blank 24 Davis, Hannah 30 Dct 1902 1'bn Davi s 56 Pneu 1~2 10 .Tun 1905 18 Jul 1907 1 Oct 1894 26 Sep 1898 23 Seo 1897 8 P.IaY' 1900 '. , �19 Euri al Date Name_ Davi s, Davi s, Davis, Davis, Davis, Abby'-Hesper Hazel r.lay 3ennan Infant James T. ~!rs. 1906 1901 1901 1905 1690 Serat Co K 7 Jul 1901 ~'1. Davis, James Davis, 1 2 20 8 5 J.E. Sep Jan Nov Jun Aug 11 Jan 1892 Davis. Jennie 12 Hay- 1902 Davis, John Davis, John W. 6· Nov 1905 31 Jul 1902 Davis, Mrs. L. M. 6 ;0ct 1903 Davis, :<1a99i e Davi s, uI art) aret Davi s, Rich ard :-1. Davis, Roxanna Davi s, (?)Taliesi an Davis, W. Davis, Dr WR 12 15 28 30 27 15 22 Davis, W ~~ 15 Jan 1901 Day, Hary- E. Day, Ruth De31, John W Dean, Infant Dean, LIrs. 24 Aug 1896 10 24 5 28 Dean, W A (?)Dean, Wash Dearborn, Child of Deering, Mrs C JDeForrest. ~,Irs Deichman, F 30 Apr 1905 23 ;:1ay 1895 30 ;!)ct 1890 6· Oct 1900 8 Apr 1895 30 Jan 1904 (?)Deiwest, Henry- 9 Jun Dec Dec Jun -net -0ct Jun .Feb Nov ;;lay Jul ~t 1907 1905 1907 1904 1902 1900 1893 1896 1891 1905 1894 1906 Deming, E R 26 !'lov 1897 Der.ling, ;,!rs H J Del1Dning, Geo R 20 Feb 1896 21 Sep 1899 Der:Ioss. Jessie L n Denewiler. Mrs Denni s , (,Irs. 10 Apr 1893 17 Dec 1890 Dec 1904 Ordered by Buri al Aqe _Cat! se' d. ~ Blank· 174 Blank ,1ff ? 99 3fm Henry Davis,FamilyDeerCreek 29 RR i\ccid' 110 ? 157 Harry-Davis "':If!" 3d !31 ~nk 2 ---Horner, U. R. IL W. m 1st ~.Tissouri Lt Infty!;!rs ~!ary r.. Davis Clinton 55 Kidne~~rbl05 Douglas· County Jas Davis, A TuttleWS Blank 15 J G Hover ~!G Si 1 as Dmti s 22 Con 115 Cllnrles Snow Dr. Harvey ~.b Hrt Fail 162 Jas ~,! Harrell Clinton 60 Appo~1ex.119 (Shi!lped frma ;"~ssowat<'.mie) ;\!r. A. Davi s 0H 48 Acute? 133 (Shipped from I(c, KS) Hrs Davis, BertDavi s /)H 21 BowelTrb 185 C A Hill Hesper 91 BowelTrb 163 Blank'"'H 56 VaE! Trb 194 !:Irs Adella Davisr:rI 47 Blank 143 l'!m Davi- s , Eben Davi' sD'"d 22 ?neu 12? A G Honnold OH 33 Dropsy 96 Dr ~'l A Quayle J F (?)Presl1m'l Bald~'rin 131 :.:mk 27 F (?)Du-l nnd 0:1 99Blank (Shipped from Jacksonville, Ill) ~'l H Day, E G Day Lecompton 39 Fever 55 Willi s Day Leconl?ton Blank 50 J T Shanklin 0:1 BIan!.,: 14 P. L Patton Clint0n Sti 11b')rn156 (?)Henry Davi son EigS;Jring 570 Rheumat. 35 E C Hannah Dr Lewis R L (?)Patton Clinton 43 TyphOid 155 J F Taylor ~,X; 39 Diabetes 42 G 5 Dearborn rJG Bl anI-: 4 Adah Deering OH 58 Di abetes 95 Charles DeForrest Illegible 3lank 40 The F anil,),0] 75 Illegible136 (Shipped from (?) Hewi t t) Amanda Evatt Monroe86 Paralysis175 ville, Ind. Mrs Cllar1otaDemingOO 81 KidneyTrb 65 :drs H L Eldridge --- R Deming EUal1k 50 TIl e F ami ly :CF. 75 Canc3wls 84 2,~rs Polly· Dermniing John Demming, Winfield, Ks Charles Straffon nIl 36 Pneu 149 (Shi!lped from Los Angeles) John Denewi ler MG Blank 26 Poor Fann Spt. OH Blank 4 T r.I Dennis Blank A. G Honnold �20 ~ Dennis, W. Dennis, Willie Derby, rilrs. Jane 20 Dec 1890 6 Apr 1891 19 Feb 1904 Derby, W. H. 16 Feb 1904 Buri ai Date DeShazo, Lilia 8 Jan 1905 Dever, mnnie Devin, Infant Devine, Michael 25 i',lay 1897 22 Dec 1902 29 Nov 1893 DUb, Gem s Dick, Mrs. Isabella Dicker, James Dicker, Robert Dimery', A Dimery, Eth el L Dimmery', Leon Dimming, Marie R Dinsmore Dinsmore. F F Di n smo re , [,lrs' M A (?)Disdom, Sarah Dissen. Child of' Di ve1bli ss, J L 25 4 27 22 15 13 1 1 27 10 16 28 23 14 Aug Aor I\{>r MayAug Feb Hay 1899 1902 1901 1907 1890 1906, 1898 1897 1893 1893 1895 1898 1901 1902 Dixon. Hrs. Di xon, [,Irs E . Dixson, John 0 Doddridge. ~.!rs 25 29 20 19 Jan Jan Sep Aug 1893 1901 1906 1892 Dodson, r,Irs. Belle 10 r,Ich Dodson, Evaline 26 Ju1 Do1bin, P A 15 Nov Dolbis, Albert E 17 Apr Doleshall, Infant 11 Jul Doman, Nancy J 17 Apr Don ahu'e, Ann a 5 Jul 1903 1907 1897 1896 1900 1901 1897 Nov P.ug Oct Aug Sen Aug ~:Tay Donnelly, John' 22 Ju1 1892 20 Ju1 1890 Donnohue, r.Iary Donnovon, Juli a 1 Sen 1903 Dorsey. Caroline 6, Jun 1899 (1) Dovey. r..rrs. Sophi a 25Jun1898 Downs, Downs, Downs, D"wns, Doyle, Doyle, Edrrar F 24 Oct F E 2 inf of 21 Feb Jessie F 16 Nov r.rrs·~ Rose 26 ."Ipr . Emmer 19 Apr Henrietta 10 Jul 1907 1907 1896 1901 1894 1905 Drdered by_ Buri a1 Aqe Gause d! fli... J U Denni s '00 Blank 5 James Dennis0H B1cll1k 9 Maggie Derby, dau .'DH 60 Blank 137 John Weibel Co Commissioners OFT 137 63f Blank Maggi ee-J ane Derby J Y DeSh azo Ch ampi on 3 Slank ISO J VI Jones Cern. E L House Dff 17 Diph 61 CH J Clme s Devi n Stillborn123 Frank Devine 79 ')ld Age 31 John AdCJlls King Adams :.G 9 ?Inf.~heu 86 S& Harry Dick MG 69Paralysis119 Robert & E B Di cker UG 79 Blank 109 Brother, E B DickerCH 58 Concer 188 Mrs Dimery OH Blank 3 Frank OimeryOH ISm Gastritis173 Hrs J Dimmery at 4nr Croup 71 Mrs ~! Dimming 'GH BlanT( 62 Blank 00 Bl ar.k 26 :i~rs Dinsmore r:H Blank 26 The Family DIT 41 Blank Thos Di sdom OH 55' CancStot:l' 83 Chas ? Cissen Grant StillbornlOl John Divelbli 55' Reno 70 rut Accid 115 (Shipped from- Hi chi tal Frank Herrick ,,)H Blank 24 G ? Grovnor DR 86 Di abetes 100 Bl ank Leavent'Torth 72 DrpsyHrt 175 Richard ?Hicks ~,:G Blank 21 F rJ Perkins David Dodson Clinton 48 LungFever126 Ed Dodson DR 2m SurrnnrComn 137 The Family-ffi 54 ? & " 65 P A 00lbi s <)H 3 Croup 51 VI A Doleshall l'lakrusa 3d? 93 Victor S Domarr m 40 ETank 103 Donnelly Eros Catholic B1 ank 62 (Rec'd from Fredonia, Ks.) The Family Catholi c Bl anIe 20 Catholi c Bl ank 1 (':') Don Donnovan Don Oonnovon Incli<:nnnolisIN 65 Armonlexia131 Harrison iJorsey:If ' 87")id >.ge 81 Bartlet Dorgy D~I 52 Cnncer 72 ?llt Vernon Tabern. J A Do tvn S : : l I 22 Typhoid F'l90 J A Downs Cli'nton Stillborn181 J .It Downs of Clinton. m 14 Blank 56 Prof! N F Downs CH 40 Blank 103 John Kilworth ffi 34 SIan!, J iCillworth ilI 73 Tumor 158 (5hip~ed from r~ ~,lo) �21 Surl al Date ~ Doyle, W. R. Drake, Bessie Droke, Clarissa C Drake, ~.!rs. Emma H Dr:;lY{e, , (?)U Ibum B Draper, Rachel Dresser, ;'1mos Dresser, Hrs Drovm, Chi Id of Drysdale, John r~! Dubourdi en, C l'l Dudl ey, \'1 C Duffi eld, Child of Duffield, John Duffield, Haud Duffy', Lel'li s DuY(e, Benjnmin', F Duke, Hrs S J Dul an. I'm, Dulin, Ab Dumi s, Ch arl es Dumner, Child of Dl.llimer, R 1'1 Dtmc<!n, l'deline W Duncan, C S Dttncan, Eli zabeth Dunc::m, 7,Trs !(ersey Duncan', W H Dunkley, Louisa Dunn, Lulu P iII Dunser, Nrs Berth a Durland, J N Dutton, Asa Dutton, ;.1rs 1'J R DI'lYer, Edi th C ~ray Age Cause d. fL 71 OH 13 (Shipred from KC, r·,lo.) 45 CancStom 14 J Kilworth 15 Sep 1898 (Shipp.ed from KC) Geo.{~ H S Drake r,x; 18 ?neu 151 8 Jan 1905 J S'DraI(e, son' ?Co.Ho.-ffi 81 78 25 Jan 1899 J T Straw, Oak ,Neb. son-in-l aw 2 Jul 1895 II S & ? DraRe. l.!G 32 ??Fever 43 20 Jan 1903 The Family ;',I; 76 Drc;lsy 124 P. Co K 23 KSJ ?Caryt Johnson Co. (born 29 .~.1I!J 18?9) 28 r~t 1906 Robt Davis 0H 71 ""'ld Age 176 ~,Irs EL Williams 6 Feb 1904 F F SIdnner crT 91 I3l ank 136 4 Aug 1903 .~os & F F DresserOH 7CJ Hrt Fai 1. 79 12 Dec 1891 frlr Drovm Clinton Blank 14 26 !,!ch 1896 VI Drysdale OIl 20 Bl nnk 51 29r:ct 1894 C A' Winfrey Lentlpe 53 lJriqht'sD 36 11 Dec 1905 A R 01mstedt)H 75 31 any.: 163 r,Trs A !A'hi tconb rm 24 Sen 1890 Bl nnI.c 12 26 Dec 1'906 ralindia Johnson OH Con sump. 178 24 Sen 1901 A Duffield, Atchi son 'OR 14 Bl :mI: 108 24 j\ug 1904 The Family on 70 ?:llsy 145 16 Feb 1907 Co • Com'.; GA.'1 en Hrt Dis. 181 Phoebe Duke 11 Jul 1902 Ernest ;:1 Duke 'Or! 59 Bl':mJ{ 118 13 .~r 1907 Co. Commission Lecom!1ton 27 Con sump . 183 J Parnell 30 Aug 1895 DgCo ;Lecom?tonTwp Lecompton 31 anre 45 :')H 9 ~,1ay 1903 nr Bailey 19 Con. 123 30 Sent 1893 J S Dumner Leccmpton Blank 29 15 ::Ich 1397 H .!\ Davidson' LeCO::l?t0n 99 '1 d 1~.(1 e 59 13 Jan 1896 The Family' Blank 49 11 Apr 1904 The F('JlTli 1y OtT 82 mel .~e 140 Co S - 3 K ? A r,! ?6 ~!ay 1903 The Est~te of OfT 26, Insane 128 (Sidp!1ed from San Dieco, Cal) E25 Feb 1898 Henry Carder James Duncan l'1i11i C!r:1sto~'m 30 ?ncu 68 28 Sep 1902 The Family Oll 8a~~ld !~e 121 (Shipped from San Diego) 16· Sep 1906 Jack & Frank DunI(ley 0H 3f Di;Jhth. 174 6- Nov 1904 nev- J X DunrrOH 36 Tuhercnl 141 Denton Dunn, 3435 Campbell St (Shipped from St.Joseph, r,To) D p ;,!f!ler [:X; 19 Jul 1893 Blank 28 I S (?)Pavey 23 T:~ch 1900 F Dur! and OH 73 !'sthl7l() 89 2 Dec 1894 D P Dutton Blank Blank 31 11 Dec 1891 J (1)\11 Shell aburgerOO 81 ank 66 & Sons (Died rt TOT)eJ:n) 14 Jul 1899 E J Dwyer &. ~,!o .lIOO? - {}T iOm Bronchit. 82 25 Doyle, Henry Ordered bv 1898 J Ki lworth �22 Nn.'!1C Burl a1 D::,te hy 3uri al !:!.!£ C~use d. f!L Perry J R Dou£las Bl <mk 2 Reno 102 "'ld Age 09 Jas Robinson JU Easley A A Bower. Trustee J Blakesley,C1:<1irman Co Comm .T W I'!eiliorn Col ~.'mc 8~ct 1902 Reno 85 ....lei Age In Easley, r.trs Marthn Edstmnn, Inft son 24 .Jun 1905 Ernest E(1stman Grant ? Bl nnk 157 (?)Eaver, L 7 :.tay 1394 Silas E::-ver Reno 66 Blank 34 Ann a r,,~ Eberh :1rt Eberhart, Andrew 9 Jur. 1907 StcnyPnint72 Hrt Trb1 185 .J EberhArt EberhArt, C, Child of 8 '"'ct 1895 Chri s Eberh:=lrt Catholic 46 Dipth 46 Eberh;:.rt C.Cllild of 10 ')ct 1895 Chris Eberhnrt C<lthn li c Di:>h 46 ;,)H Eberhnrt, Child of 20 Sen 1095 Jl)seph Eberh ert 31m~!: 45 The :I:Jyor Eberh::1rt, Child of 26 Jul 189? WEherhClrt 20 8lrmk mdn~: Eberh<'lrt, Urs H 5 Feb 1894 John Ulrich P1st Grove 63 Dropsy 33 Dr Ellis & H Eberhnrt :.'' j!-r Eberh~rt, Jesse 26 Aug 1905 ~I 0 Eberh::lrt 30 Poison 159 Eberhart, John' 22 Feb 1891' Peter ~Jettffer Knn Blank 7 ..,.n Eberhart, N,Child of ? Levy Flory Plers<lntGrove 10 m::mr~ (Ii sted !~etween 2/18 (.. 2/21 1899) Harmon Edi e, ~,lrs Ell en V 10 Nov 1907 .lno ;or Gonn on 81 P::trnlysis191 Eddy. Lute 12 !,Ich 1906 Joe Eddy 26 LungTrh1 166 Edsecomb, Jessee J 25 Jul 1898 .'\ G Honnold lad? 72 EdlJcr. child of 19 Oct 1900 Eli as Edger It'! ?n eu. 96 26 Dec 1894 Edholm, Carl F The Fdmi1y I3I anT{ 38 f,lrs J G Hnskell 11 i,!ch 1906 Edmondson, Robt Chas Edr.1ondson 74 Pneu 74 6 Jan 1907 Edr.1ondson. l'h~l ter Chns Edmondson 3l.mk 32 ?netl' 179 !Irs W::,l ter Ed. Eclmunson, Sol 8 Ha!' 1893 G. W. D. Post GAR 365 'JH ? Blank 27 Co F Dr nc~'Jilliams Edw~rds, Child of C 5 Jun 1906 C Edw::trds Bl <t.nk Stillborn 170 Edl'1nrds, Infant 25 Nov 1901 G J Edw::!rds County Stillborn 110 Edt'1~rds, Laura 30 Apr 1907 r'.'lary '/lelcher 19 T~hcid 184 (Ship!)ed to Cer.terview. ? Johnson Co "To) Eggert, ;'!rs H \'l 5 Jan 1904 H VI EmJert "i!! 62 UremPois 135 Eldemiller, A G 23 Jan 1891 mss ~,!aggie E. :)Fi B1 anT, 6 Eisenberg, JG 30 Nov 1892 r.Irs E H Eisenberg Gloverville, NY Blank 23 Elder, John ;.1 14 JUT! 1905 The E s t a t e ' ) H 73 3ronchit.157 Sat Co I 115 Pa Vol Eldridge, Gernice 3 Ju1 1902 Jomes Eldridse af 4 Dysentry 117 (Shipped from KC, (.10) Eldrid0e, Caroline 16 Feb 1905 Poul & n Le~rnedl)H 79 Para1ysi s153 (Shipped fror:1 Dundee, N Y) El dri dge, CIt as 14 Aug 1898 Sil as El dri dgenE ?-i' 13? 73 Eldridge, Herr; 24 Oct 1901 The Fnmily MG 23 Blank 109 Eldridge, Col S W 18 Jan 1399 o E Le:?rned::H 83 HrtF::-i'l. 77 2 ? 2? !{as Infty Eliot, J:11 8' Jun 1396 J IT Eliot & S Eliot :H 36 Dro9sy 53 Elli ott, D 11 1 Feb 1392 J D Elliott Clinton Blank 16 EaJdn. Child of Ensl ey, Austen 30 Jul 1890 10 r:;ch 1900 ;~dered �23 N'ame Burial Date Ordered by Buri a1 Age Cause d. fa. Elliott, Henry Elliott, Mrs., R. G. Elli s. Augustus M. A. H. Elliott Reno OH 60 46 81 Hrt Fail 34 Nrv Pros 54 Ellis:. Etta 29 Mch 1894 5 Aug 1896 27 Sep 1902 Pri. Co M(?) 13 Aug 1903 Co M 12th Ind. 18 MCiY' 1901 Elli s'" Ellis, Ellis. Ellis, E1li s, 21 16 14 26 28 Jui 1900 Jan 1901 Jill 1896 Aug 1899 Jul 1894 Ellis. ~fay E. Ellis, Miss Elli s, Wm. Elli son, Anna EIUson', Joseph Ellison, Lovisa 3 28 20 9 25 1 Jul Apr Nov Oct Sep Mch E1 swi ck, Dan' 25 Feb 1907 Elli s. Edwin E. Eva F. H. (1 )Marvin Harriet A. Infant Mrs. Lodeni a (?)Emano, Mrs. Salin'a 6 Emery, Anna C.' 2 Emery, G;. w. 14 Emery', Jas. S. 10 27 Emery. J. C. Emmet, J. C. 8 Eng st rom', N. P. 9 Erickson, Eddie 11 1900 1891 1900 1905 1901 1907 Feb' 1896 Mch 1897 Jun' Jun Nov i1Xt Jun Aug 1894 1399 1891 1903 1903 1906 Eriksen. Mathilda Ernst, Child of Essi ck', r.tary 27 Apr 1905 6, Feb 1899 3 ~tar 1897 Estabrook. Lucy P. Estell, Addie Estell. Scott Esterl!e, John Eudoly, Shuldon(?) Evans, Child of 1 11 8 5 23 9 Evans, Child, of Evans. David 22 Mch 1900 21 Apr 1903 Private C. B• 27 Dec 1904 19 Mch 1904 Evans, James A. Evans, Job Jan 1905 Aug 1'891 Jul Jun 5ep Mch 1890 1904 1902 1891 R.G.& Sam. Elliott The Family' m Accident 120 30 KSIf The Family 55 Accident Cava1ry(?') Ben Ellis Blank 29 Blank 104 Benevolent No. 2 Geo. W~ Ellis J.D.Bonesack 24 Blank 94 S. N. Ellis Garnett 21m(?)C.lungslOO T. A. Ellis Off 40 CncrBones 54 Willianr Ellis ~Olf 3 Hrs(?) 83 Truman Ellis ~x; 89 Diarrhea 89 (brought from Newton. Iowa) T. A. Ellis t,OH 23 Con(?) 93 Ben Ellis OH Blnk Blank 9 , Phi lip Clark ~r;' 21 Con Bowels 97 Mary Ellisorr 00 21 BFank 161 Lovisa & Lon EllisoniOH 64 Hrt Trbl 108 A. G. Elli SOil' {II 67 Heart WIn. Dick Geo. SChell Perry,Ks 48 Blank 181 Mrs~ Elswick Geo. J. (?)Bosker m B1nk Blank 50 Ch as. C. Emery 00 67 Hrt F ai 1 59 S. B. ({enton of ...L. BnrSprgs42 Con'-Brain 35 The Family ,00 72 LvrGStom. 82 C.C.Emery' & Frank(?):OH Blnk Blank 14 The Family DH 70 Hrt Fail 133 Mrs. Mary' Engstrom!OH 68 Bronch.(?H29 Andrew Erickson; iOO 25 TyphFvr. 173 \\ife;Sadie Erickson C. J. EriksonOH 48 TyphPneu. 48 Philip Ernst JJH 4 days(?) 78 J arne s Essi ck l)H 44 Stomach 59 Benevolent No. 2 Mrs~ Whitcomb, 84 Old Age ISO A. Whitman' Bink Blank 11 A. J. Griffin' It" 1 Ed Esterle 65 Paralysis 142 ~t Eudoly 120 22 Blank W. J. Evans' Blnk Blank 7 Robt. RJd W~ Evans 4 wks 89 The Family 69 Pleursy+ 127 ..1. KStf I'lm. J. Evans ~H 23 CarbolAcidlSO lV. H. Evans ar 79 .old Age 139 (Shipped from Eureka,. Ks) �24 Name Evans', Mrs. Mary Buri al Date' 6 Jun 1907 Evo(a)tt, Dr. 1 Ewing, B., Child of 28 Ewing, Child of 24 Ewing, Child of 24 Ewing, Sally' 31 8 Ewing, W. E. Facklin, John N.. 4 Faith,Jno., Child of 2 Fa(o)lley', E~ R.. IS Fannon, Jimmie 6 Ott Ap·r Feb' Dec IDet Jul Sep Nov Dec Oct 1893 1901 1898 1897 1898 1890 1902 1907 1897 1890 Farris Infant 8 Mar?1907 24 ~fay 1907 31 Dec 1902 Farris, J. T. Farron(w), Child of 6 Dec 1904 29 Apr 1891 Faxon, Geo. T. Faxon, Mercy L. Faxon, Mrs. RoS'a 30 Sep 1906· 6 {kt 1899 8 Jui 1904 Farr, Jay·G. (1)FazereU, Peter Felt, Eli zabeth Felt,. Francis M. Fergeson, Child of Ferguson, Child of Ferguson, (?)Levere Ferguson, W. Ferril, Geo. Ferrill, Isaac.' 1 May 1904 25 17 12 9 24 18 9 18 IOct fut Mch Jul Jul Mch Apr Jan 1906 1906 1902 1896 1899 1892 1893 1898 Ferri s, John 17 Nov 1899 ? Co M, 12(13) Ind. VOl. (?)Fevroe, Wm. 6 Dec 1904 Fields, James 14 Sep 1900 Fields, Mrs. Lucinda 20 Jun' 1902 • Fi~ld, M. L. 29 Dec 1903 Fields, Samantha J. 21 Jan 1900 Figgins, Child of 23 Dec 1890 Figgins, Havannah 8 Dec 1905 (shipped' from. Gil roy, Calif.) Filger, Henry 11 Dec 1896 Findley, James 10 May 1903 Burial Age Cause d. f.!l Ordered by Met. Ins. Co. 71 Old ase 185 Mary Griffin & Bro. ~t; Blank 29 Mrs. Evo(altt 00 5 moConvuls. 103 Byron E~ring l/l1 68 8 ? Blank B. A~ Ewing OH 3Cyr(?) 66 J. H. Ewing ~tG 76 Old age 75 Chas. Coleman OH Blank 1 J. T. Ewing '!II 3 m.Chol.infl20 John Fack1irr OH 1 wk 191 Oscar Cox;Johrr FaithOH 76 Asthma 66 G. W. Falley DH ''Hank 3 Wm. Morriott Lecompton' Andrew Fannon 185 Father;:' John Farr Mi 1 an, Ks 23 Killed by C:;1rs? Shipped to Miland,Ks Rollo Farris Elk City 3 mo 123 (Shipped to Elk City) Smothered J. Farris . . Big Sprgs 56 Cancer 148 Mr. Strickland ()H Blank 9 Capt •. Strong James & Frank Faxon' iQH S5 FracSkulH75 The' Brothers' DH 81 -DId age+ 85 Geo. F. Faxon 00 37 Blank 143 (Shipped from Albuerque) Mrs. Fazerell '00 40 Blank 141 T. Hargis Wm Felt 3yr Paralysis176 WIn. A. Felt 10 m Diphth. 176 J. B. Fergeson 4 m Blank 113 John Ferguson 3 days 53 ·Thos. Ferguson 8? Croup 82 County Blank 17 (1 )Corronor ,.m Blank 26 Mrs. Eli za' Sil ver ,00 23 (?)pneu. 67 (died at Emporia) J. B. Cunningham Lecompton Blank 86 Douglas County' The Family ·m 76, UremicPsn148 (Shipped from Frankfort. Ks) Charles Fields Reno 1 SmmrComp I 95 Stephen Silvers Charles Fields Reno 87 Mal arFvr 117 C. W. Hemphill Mrs. Ell a Field OH ~. Perri ton .135 (Shipped from Topeka) Charles Fields Reno 20 TyphFev. 87 Charles Hemphill J. If. Figgins Blank 5 Mrs. Jack Figgins Of! 25 Typh Fev 163 Benevolent No. 2 J. H. Swikard Topeka 45 Suicide 57 M. B. Peyer ,m 77 Hrt Fail 128 _Stevenson- �-----------~~---:-~~---:---.-~--:--. ..... . 25 ~ Finley, A. Fish, Amelia R. Burial Date 13 Jan 1899 6: l\Ich 1905 Fishe, (?)Thadius Fishback, chfld of 16 Dec 1897 3 Sep 1896 Fishback" Child of 14 Nov 1901 Fishback, Ella Fishback, John 3 Sep 1903 20 Nov 1907 Fishback, Martha 21 Feb Fishback, Saml 18 Jun Fisher, Carl 11 Mch 27 Dec Fisher, Eliz. Fisher, Frank 11 May (shipped from St. Louis) Fisher, Melvina 7 Aug Fisher, Rosa 21 Jul (, )Fi tche.re,. Jonas 1907 1903 1900 1892 1906 1906 1904 23 Jun 1898 (1 )Fi tchne, Mrs. Anna30 Fitchne Infant 5 Fitchpatrick Infant 8 (,)Fitchue, Frank 2 Fitton, Fannie E. 6 Mch Nov Jan Sep Feb Fi tzhue, Pricill a Jul 1903 Fleming, Inf.':nt Flemming, child of Arthur B. FUni, ~frs~ M. S•. 1896 1900 1903 1890 1906 8 Nov 1899 16 Nov 1900 24 Jan 1902 Ordered by Buri al & Cause D. f£L Geo. Finley Lecompton' 76 61 ank TI Bl ank 64 61 ank 154 A. Whitman Edward R. Fish, 421 :!)live St. ,St. Louis, Mo. 82 Blank 66 Mrs. Mary Brooks 2 yrs Blank 55 John Fishback Viola (?}Tent No. 7/12 Pneu·. 110 Homer Fishback John Fishback n1ason Fishback :OI-I 28/9 AccidPsn131 Maggie Fishback iQH 48 Consumpt 191 Benevolent Lodge No. 2 John Fi shback ·)H 67 ?gas.Ctrh181 Mrs. John' Fi shback ,OIl 100 Old Age 129 Miss Anna Fisher :00 82 Hrt Fail 89 Carl Fi sher & Dau. DH Blank 24 Mrs-~ J. R. Ranki n (?)Alta Fisher ;DH 46 Blank 169 Simon Bari{er ,,')H 70 Dropsy 172 Irwin' Harri s Hesper 33 Blank 143 (shipped from Lewiston, Idaho) Joe lti tchere MG 34 Killed 72 (shipped from Colorado) RR Cr. Jonas (?)Fi tchne ~'X; 24 Bl ank 51 A. G. Honnold MG Still born 96 Poor Commission DH Still born124 Jc sephFi tchu' MG Bl ank 3 Hen ry Egg art OH 31 ank, 165 \Vr:J. Fitton, P. 'J. De;Jt., K.C. Mo. Joseph Fi tz11Ue JH 65 Paralysi s 130 Household of P.uth 4000 Hennan FlemingClI 4 da ;;:lank 85 r~Jr. Flemming ,oH 3 81 ank 97 J. B. Churchill H. N. Flint 'ilellsville 54· l:Ieningi t.1l2 L. N. Flint, ~,Ianhattan, [(s J. M. Flint, l'lellsville, Y{s H. J. Flora Pleas.Grove Blank 174 John N. Flora DH 85 Old Age 92 Flora, rotary 9 Sep 1906 Flora(er) ,Harriet A. 18 May 1900 (Shipped from Ponca City, .r)K) Florer, Mrs. Ann'a 17 Mch 1904 John N. Florer lOO 56 Consumpt. 56 (Shipped from Grayhorse, Indi anTeri\'lr. Stillwell Florer, John A. 14 Jan 1907 Mrs. Maud Bird .oH Blank 179 (Shipped from Bartelsville) M. L. Stillwell Florer, Walter 24 Dec 1905 Mr. Stillwell OH 31 Consumpt .163 (Shipped from Denver) J. N. Florer Flory, Alma 11 Cct 1901 E. L. Flora WS 5mo ChoUnf. 108 Flory, Child of Amos 6 Jun 1906 Amos & Daniel Flory Pl.Grove 10wks Pneu. 170 Flory, Child of N. 19 Nov 1902 Noah Flory PI.Grove 3 da. 123 Flory, Chi~d of 6 May 1903 C. W. Flory Pl.Grove(Removal) 128 Flory, Chnstopher 25 Dec 1899 Cyrus-: W.Flory WS 70 Paralysis 87 Flory, Ervin child ofl8 Dec 1907 Ervin Flory \'IS Blank 193 Flory, Ida 6 Feb 1906 Ira Flory ?leas.Grove 25 Pneu. 165 Flory, Jessie 14 Jun 1903 Dani al Flory Pleas.Grove 19 -1- & L 129 �26 fll. Name Buri al D8te Ordered by Flory, Lydia 22 Jul 1899 Flory, Manual Flory, Sam 12 Anr 1906 12 Aug 1900 Flory, Susie Flory, Sarah 13 'IXt 1902 4 Sep 1901 Sam Flory PIe 3S .Grove 20 3lr-mk 82 Henry Rinehnrt t. Samual Churchbaug:l .. 73 Dnosy 1613 The Family •• 63 Slank 94 " J. F. Filbrim(?) Eli zabeth Flory :'IS 18 BI::)nk 121 Levi Flory \'IS 56 Bright '5107 ~Ir. Filbri ne (on Disease '.'l. Floyd;R.R.Smith lOB 13l LInk 25 Mrs. W. A. Floyd .oa 57 Typhoid 138 r.Irs. S2unders Fever ~ll.H. Fogle 31ank 47 A. G. Honnold D:)vid Fontroy 0H 63 Asthma 101 G.L.Ford; Amos Nichls~r; 55 LungTrb.186 G. Grovnor OlI 910Id .:\ge 158 ~Irs.Sweet;Mrs.WicksWinchester 75 i?aralys.176, [diss Siler; Wm.Fos- 00 39 Blank 149 ter; The Fami ly \1 Fou1tz Big Springs 6 Diphther. 31 n .. 4 Diphther. 31 Wm. Foultz J. t. Tyler Mrs. I. S. Hal1.Phillipsburg27 Hrt~Lungsl84 A. G. Honn~ld ~,X; Diphther. 49 ~'lr. J. 1 ;iiolb;ridge [i'X; 74 Pneu.Fevr.76 Geo. Franci s '1[I 4 m.croup 170 G.Gregg; N.Francis 'mI 46 Gun Shot 161 County Supt. Poor farm 64 ')ld Age+ 32 A. G. f!onnold laJ 48 31 ank 94 A. G. Honnold;FamilyOO Blank 25 Floyd, Josi ah 25 ;,lch 1893 Floyd, W. A. 12 ~lch 1904 (Shipped from K.C.Mo.) Fogle, Child of W.I1. 261ct 1895 Fontroy, Rachel Ford, Nettie A. Ford, Rachel! H. Forsyth, Margaret P. Foster, ;1,lrs~ Edith 28 18 25 8 13 Foultz, Child of Foul tz, Henry 13 Nov 1893 17 Nov 1893 Feb Jul Jul Nov Nov 1901 1907 1905 1906 1904 Foxwell, Sadie 20 Apr (,)Fraker, Child of 3 Feb Franc(t)y, ~'lrs. Mary' 27 Dec Francis, Geo. 18 ?iIay Fran ci s, r,lrs. ~tlari a 31 /)ct Franl<lin, Joseph 16 Dec Franklin, Joseph 23 Jul Franklin, Wilson 20 ~ch Co. G 79th Col Infantry Frazier, !Jiss Lulu 20 Dec 1892 Fr~zier, 1398 Nath. 10 Dec ~o. C. 2)hio Vol. Infty. Fredrickson, .~. 3 jlch Freeman, Genivra(?) 15 Aug Freeman, Levi 7 Oct Freeman,Child of W.E .. 13 Jun Fe(r)itz, Chas. 24 Aug Fru(ee)se, J. H. 28 Sep FrenCh, Chas. D. 3 May Frende1, Child of 30 Jul 1907 1896 1898 1906 1905 1893 1900 1893 1894 1904 1893 1904 1905 1907 1897 1890 Frey, Ed 14 Jan 1906 (Ship:>ed from K.C.) Frey, John 5 Aug 1895 Fricl<er, Eli za M. 12 ,~pr 1898 Fricker, Geo. 16 Dec 1901 (Shiored from Chicago, Ill.); Fry, ~,lrs~ Ada 23 Apr 1903 Buri al AQe Cause d. 0 Daughters of Bethel aT Blank 24 [O,lrs;; Austin, 1112 N. Y.Post Alice Irvin, Camden Point,i\Io. E. A. Payne Clinton 71 Di<lbetes 76 J. R. i'loOdw::lrd C. J. Erickson ,00 71 Bl ank 33 \'I. E. Freeman :()H 25 Bl ank 144 City Clerk 'OH 93 ~nank 30 W. E. Freeman OIl 1 day 142 The FC'mily ~x; 86 Paralys. 159 nlrs. J.H. Freese Vinland 63 Canc.Stm.190 Mrs. F r e n c h : X I 69 lirt Fai'l+ 60 Mrs. F. Frendel '(?)Chester Blank 2 J. R. Spohr ~.irs. John Fishback 'orr 24 Blank 164 The FflITIi ly Geo. Fricker r.tr. l\'li rt ~Joody B. Tisdale(?) Jamison Fry Benevolent #2 ,orI DH (XI 73 Blank Burnt tnank 'm 29 Fever 6-2 44 70 III 127 �27 Burial Date Fry, Chas. W. 23 Dec 1906 (Shipped from Kansas City) Fuel, H. D. Fuller, Arthur N. 23 Nov 1891 22 Mch 1906 Fuller, Mrs. F. 6,Aug FU1"9ason Infant 4 Jan Gains, Ruth 17 May Gains, Henry 19 Dec Gainnes:, Chas. Henry 23 Nov Gallas. Minnie 16 Feb. American ? Co. Solomon. Galliger, Thomas 3> Jun' Ga:nmon, B(GHlly 27 Feb Gannon, CorIa 23 J'ul Gardner, Child of 31 Mch G'ardner, Mrs. M.J.E., 20 May Gardner, Mrs. Penelope12Mch Gardner, Roy' E. 30 Aug Garner, J. F. 1 Aug 1901 1891 1893 1891 1894 1905 Ks. 1895 1891 1906 1900 1901 1903 1897 1895 Garrett, Mrs. Ethel Garrett, Louisa 21 May 1903 30 ~t 1904 Garrett, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. S. M. 13 Apr 1891 18 Dec 1893 Garrett, Mr. \~esley 5 Garvin, John M. 3 Garvin" Thomas 7 (Shipped from Thomas, Gaskill, Chas. 3 Gaskins Infant , Gaumfer. nIrs. Mahala Gaumitz, ~Iother Gauss, Angie (?)Geitz, ? nI. Gei tz, George Gei tz, Louisa B. 29 12 3 22 1 3> 18 Geitz, Marcus T. 14 Gentry, Flossie 7 Gelli n, Mrs. Anna' 1 (Shipped from-Topeka) Gellin, Charles O. 9 Georgia, Francis E. 3 16, Georgi,e, \I/innie Gerhard, Fritz 24 Gerhart, Juli a 3(} Jan 1894 Feb 1904 Feb 1907 'l.l<l a. ) Mch 1907 Aug !Jet May Aug Dec Sep Feb 1902 1907 1904 1901 1901 1902 1902 JuI 1902 Apr 1902 Aug 1905 Jul Ju1 J'an Nov Sep 1905 1903 1895 1901 1899 Drdered by Burial Undertaker J. \~.Jones I()H Masonic Lodge: Mrs., John Fishback Blank lfenry Fuel OH A. Whitman ~Irs. Edna Fuller Arthur N. Fuller ,0H Wm. J. Evans' County Perry John Gains Mr. Gains at G. N. Wilkerson Perry Fredonia,Ks-W.F.Zeeb 12 Mi. Julius Gall as North Mr. Gallfger & Mr. 1. Reno O. Roford WS John Gannon iOH A. Wh i tman \f.!-r John Gardner :00 E. A. & l'bn. HUI Hesper Albert Gardner ~,G Charles Garner ? J. B. Shire(a)r ~G Grant Garrett OR Orson Garrett J. A. Garrett ~Irs. C. F. Garrett DH Wesley Garrett Lecompton w. 1. Rorke W., Barker Lecompton The Family ',00 David Garvin Blank Vim. Car<n>avan J. J. Rhinehart T. F. Gaskins Chas. Gaumer(?) The Family F. T. Gauss;; Mark & N~ Gei tz Wm~ Geitz Morris Y. Geitz William' G'eitz Wm. Brown W. Geitz Isaac Gentry C. A. Rocklund ~ Cause' d. ~g.:.. 35 Consumpt.178 Blank 14 Apolexi a 167 106 5 31 anle 27 Blank 15 18 Typh.Malar37 73 Pneu.Lungl53 89 Accid.+ Blank Fever 42 Blank 7 19 Heart Fan-l72 Still born 90 6~ Paralysisl04 85 ,,)Id Age 126 2 yr Croup 63 36 Paralysis 44 77 31 Con. 128 73 Accident 147 71 74 69 Blank 9 from a 32 fflll Canc.Stm. 32 Stm.Trb1 136 Consump,t.180 85 Pneu. 81 68 16 L~ 23 22 {li rf)fI Blank C. A. Rockland,Adm. ()H J'ames Georgi a ;QfJ Mason Newlin(?) ':0H A. Gerh ard \;.'li John Gerhart ruG Col Relief Corp. 182 Still born120 Blank 190 ;1)ld + 141 Blank 107 Pneu. 110 Blank 121 Blank 112 24 Blank 118 8 Blank 114 158 66 Senile Exhaustion 76 Old Age 157 27 Fever ,130 Blank 38 22 TyphFvr 110 47 Hrt Fl~ 84 �28 Buri al D(1te ('( )Gertman, Mrs. Leoni t ti 18 Jul 1898 Ghegle. Robbin 9 Dec 1893 (listed in index - Ghegel,nollin) Gibbons, David.Private3 Apr 1900 Gibbons, Melville 25 Apr 1896 Gibbs, Thomas P. 18 Apr 1906 Gibler, Mrs.Francis 8 Mch 1904 Gibson, C. Walter 26 Dec 1907 Gibson, Frank 20 Nov 1898 Gibson, Lucian A. 16 May 1902 Gibson, Peter 24 .luI 1893 Gibson, Wm. 4 ~fay 1906 Co. A. 3 Ill. Art. Gilbert, Eli 21 Dec 1901 Gilberg, E. S. 8 iilch 1894 Gilbert, (1 )Vamora M.24 Sep 1893 Gile. Mrs. Gill, [,Ir. Gillette, Mrs. S.A. Gilmore, James L. 7 Apr 1891 15 Mch 1892 29 Oct 1891 2 ·tXt 1906 Gillul a(i), James 14 Jun 1898 Capt. Co. G: 11 Rgt. l.Uch. Gillum, Mary 20 Feb 1905 Gi llum, Child of 22 Gingerick(?), nlrs. 5 Givens, Ethel 1 Gleason, James H. 10 Gleason, Mrs. J.S. 7 Gleason, ~lrs. Mary F.3l Gleed, Solomon Glenn, Child of .Iun Apr May Jun Mch Jul 1895 1904 1906 1903 1905 1902 26 Nov 1895 13 Jan 1899 Glenn, Edn'a B. 27 Dec Glenn, Mrs'. H. E. 25 Jul Godfrey, r.leli ssa A. 21 Jan Goethe, Matilda 13 Dec Go IIi n s, r. lr. 25Dct Good, Davi d 27 r.lch Good, D_ Etta 29 May Good. E. B. 15 Jul (Shipped from Topeka) GOOd, Jacob R. 18 I~r Goodall, Jlli e 13 Jul Goodmanson, Child of 17 Sep 1905 1897 1891 1905 1890 1907 1905 1906 1894 1903 1894 Drdered by Buri~l Age C~use d. ~ OH 49 (shipped from Kinsley, Ks.) Golholdt Ghegle Morros? Cancer 72 Blank 31 Doug 1 as Coun t y O H Geo. Gibbons Grover Frank & Loui s Gibbs ,00 Thomas Gibler Clinton Son .or; Perry Cooper on The Family OU ~1rs. Sy 1vi a Lee ~x; Mrs. Alice Gibson Mrs. L. Gibson 'OU 90 4 59 74 54 3hnk 90 Diphth. 52 Dro!lsy 168 79 C,mcer w. 81 Paralys.lll 36 Inf.Stm. 34 Bl;:;nk 29 B. J. Horton H. Eastman A. Peterson A. W. Gilberg Robt. Gilbert \Ilm. (?HIishey A. L. Gile S. B. Kenton S. B. Kenton "')H 34 36 Connovor? Bonner Springs .:')1 d Age 138 Par::!lys.193 HrtFai 1. 75 ~)net1. 115 Blank 28 169 Bl,mk ,. 9 hlrs~ C.~.Babcock :{)tI Geo. Gi Imore JlIli a Gilmore The Fcunily OB 66 Blank 17 31ank 13 Cancer-!- 175 MG 72 Blank ft. of Ruth MG 43 Operation153 H. Gillum t'l. G. Gu (i Hon Grover Mrs. Tice OH I'Jm.Given s; Dg .Co. ilJG The F2mily 0H C. :0. Bownan Dr-! R. K. Tabor ..oH !\,Jiss Mary (Ivy) Gleason Fred Gleed~I Tom Glenn Lecompton H. S. D~vidson Ulysses Glen Lecompton H. S. Davidson Lecompton Blank r.x; Fred Geothe Catholic A. G. Hinger Chester M. A. Good :.'ittsbllrg,PA i\lrs. May Good alI Ed Good on r.1rs. E. B. Good The Family John Brookings Clinton E. Goodmanson Linwood 72 Blank 4? 80 HrtF<.ti1. 139 18 Consumpt.l69 n HrtFclil. 129 78 Spin al 154 73 ·;S5. ofl 119 Blank BI ank TI 12 Blank 164 ~ 8 56 Congest. 62 6 163 4 78 P~ralys. 183 27 ParBol'1elsl56 74 Paralyse 171 Bl ank Blank Blank 71 Cancer 35 Rheum. Blank 35 130 36 �29 N<II1e Buri al Date' :.Ordered by, Goodrich Infant 5 Sep 1904 C. :0. Hoover (?)Teu Goodrich Goree, J. A. 23 Jul 1906 ~Iother Buri a1 ~ LoneStar 6 da Cause d. f9. 145 30 Consumpt 172 Narci s'si s Goree Goren Infant 6 Jun' 1900 J. U. Goren 3 wks? 93 Green Keith Gorp(f)y, Catherine 8 Apr 1905 E. W. Brawn Catholic 78 ~rt Trbl 155 The Family 10 Aug 1890 Gosline, Child of N. If. Gosline 'OH Blank 2 Goss, James 25 Sep 1907 Jones; Undertaker OH 56 ?encord- 189 Grandson' ittis ? Gbss, Lizzie 28 Dec 1900 City'Marshall DH 7 Dip. 99 GOUld, Geo. R. 11 Nov 1904 The Family DR 61 Degent. 143 Co. A 15 Wi s. I. <Ship!led from K. C.. , Mo.) of Heart Gould, Royal C. 27 Feb 1897 Ernest C. Goul d 'OH 75 Heart 59 Gourley, Christine 28 Jan 1906 ',)H Mr. J.F. Gourley 63 Cancer 165 Grant, David 10 Feb 1897 A. G. Honnold Cl.-I 111 ? DId Age 59 Gray, Francis L. 18 May 1900 Caroline Gray nc 21 Blank 92 The Brothers Grant, Mrs. I. A. '?IS Jan 1901 C.W.Grant;Ezrai(elso ,00 82 LaGrippe 99 Grant, (Gant>Sherman 27 May 1903 Junius Grant of KC, Co1umbia,Mo. Age 21 129 !\lo.lst Cong.Church, 11 & MC1gee St. RR Acc. Grant, Susie 26 Oct 1896 Don Grant, A.G. Hon- m 31 PeritoD'. 56 no1d;Marshall Prentice Gravel, WIn. 16 Sep 1399 rrlrs. Gravel Catholic 49 Con. 84 Gray, Urs. Agnes 16 Feb 1903 Benevolent No. 2 Off 73 HrtFail 125 Gray, Child of 31 Dec' 1891 C. J. Gray Perry Blank 15 Gray, Mrs. Ed 4 Nov 1896 Mrs'. McWilli ams :OH 27 Con. 56 Ed Gray Gray, Ida 28 Jan 1895 Benevolent_Taber-,QH Blank 38 nacle, Geo. W. G'ray Gray', Mary 29 Dec 1903 John' Copeland 'a1 135 55 Dropsy Gray, W. W. 7 Se? 1892 Mrs. Gray; Langston {H Blank 21 Grayson, Lita V. 22 May 1899 J. F. Grayson DH 18m. Measles + 81 Green, Child of 14 Oct 1896 W. P. Green OH 2 --Indigest.56 Green, Davi d 31 Dec 1901 Jessie Green ()H 24 Bl ank 111 The Family Greene, Del a' 15 :.Cct 1904 Jesse Greene 15 Consumpt.146· M. Insurance Green, Mrs. E. Blank Benevolent Society 60 ParalYSe 87 (listed between 22 & 25 Dec 1899) Tabernacle No. 10 Green. Greaves 16: Apr 1906 I.Hill;:Viola Paxton '00 47 Pneu. 168 Green, Hazel 22 Dec' 1899 W. B. Raymond i(JJ 11? Fever 87 (Shipped from ({ans as City, Ks.) Green, Hen ry M. 2 Dec 1900 The Family OH 67 Paralyse 97 GAR Post 12 Lt.Col. 2nd Regt. _ 15 N.G. Green, Jess 5 'Oct 1905 d)H Jesse Green" 19 Rheum:. 161 Green, Lesli e 1 Ap r 1903 H. H. Gillman (?) ,~'G 18J2 Con. 127 Green, Mary S. 3 Mch 1893 Household of Ruth ~i7 Blank 25 Henry Gillam] .18 Nov 1900 Green', Noah Family;: Met Ins Co. ,(1.1 21 ConBowels 97 Green, D. B. 20 Feb 1901 H. C. (? H~hitshod '00 75 Blank 101 <Chipped from X.C.Mo.) . -.. -.. .,~ .. -- ...- ..----.. ~ ... -.,-,~,.------ .. _- :- ... - -" ........ �30 ~, Burl a1 Date Greenlee, !Il. D. Gregg, Alex 9 Mch 1904 28 Jan 1904 Gregg, ~{rs. 7 ~Ich 1898 Gregg, ~IIabl e 8 May 1899' (Shipped from Kan.City, Mo.) Grey', Emery' 24 Apr 1903 Grey', Mi ss 5 Apr 1899 Grey, Mrs. C. Grey, Hester Grey, Willie A. 4 Jun 1895 11 Apr'1906 Griesa, ~1rs. A. If. Griffin, A. J. Gri ffi n, Mrs. Ann Griffith, AIwilda Griffith, Edwin Griffith, Joseph Griffi th, Robert Griffi th, T. D. Griggs, Mrs:~ Anna Griggs, Edna 8 13 6 11 11 9 20 24 31 31 Griggs', Thos:. Griggs, Willie Grimm, James Grinter. J. C. 30 <Dct 1904 Feb Aug JuI. Feb Feb ~iay Nov Feb Oct Mch 1900 1907 1894 1903 1901 1903 1899 1895 1898 1900 3 Jun 1901 18 rilch 1898 16 Nov 1895 28 Jul 1893 Gri smore, Mrs~;; E. J. 19 May 1901 Grosskopf!, Mrs. 8 Feb 1900 Groen'er, Theresa 23 Aug 1899 Gross, Thomas 8&t 1906 (Shipped from K.C.> Grover, Charles H. 5 Apr 1896 Grover, Charles p.- '14 Jan 1902 (Chipped from Col.Sprgs:.) Grovner, W~ H~ 11 Jan 1901 (son of Henry Grovner) (?)Grundy, Mrs'. rJillie A.Mch1902 (d::lte between 18 & 23 Mch) Guffin, A. Y. 28 Dec 1906 Guffin, Clara 8 Oct 1906 Gulley, Cora (?)E1an' 6 Mch 1897 Gully', James H. 23 Jan 1906 Gunther, Pearl Gustafson, Mrs. Guya, Jennie V. 20 Feb 1900 18 May 1905 7 Feb 1~905 Ordered bI Mrs. Kate Green1eeThe Family Col Masons (?)Gratoll' Gregg Alex Gregg Burial ~ QI 54 Cause d. ~ Aculndig.l38 OH 80 57 20 Pneu. Cancer B1'ank DH (?) Caro 1 Tutt MG G. V. Grey Juvenile Benevolent ~I)H Will Grey' & bro. ,00 The Family :OR Curran Grey· r.Irs. ~:Tary Me rce r :OH A. H. Griesa OH Mrs. A. J. Griffin OH A. J. Griffin ~H Charles Griffi th orr' Charles Griffi th ,'JH Lewis & W.H.GriffithClinton (?)A. H. Whi tcomb m The Family OH John McFarland &50n IQH Mable Griggs :OH? A. G. Honnold Alex Gri'ggs John Wright W.Griggs,A.G.HonnoldaJ jIiner Roberts I.lH J.L.Raines, Perry,KsGrinter Cit ape 1, Ernest Cooper DH Max Grosskopff ,m Rev. Groener Catholic 3 Lodges: Elk,K of P,& B. Geo. Gross 00 The Family rOO G. Grover OH A. C. Mitchell Sophia Emery Frank Guffin 136 68 80 U2 Pneu. 18 64 121 Spinal 80 Meningitis Cancer 141 Blank 42 20 31 an k 168 Heart 88 Canc.Lvr 183 84 Blank 35 28 Blank 125 7';fm CancBNls 100 18 da,wk,mo.'H28 82 HrtFaU. 86 Bl ank 39 43 Blank 75 1amo .Pneu. 90 60 65 18 Blank 104 6 da. 69 Bl ank 41 Blank 28 Edwardsvil1 e, Ks Paralyse 104 86 Old Age 88 32 HrtTrbl 83 34 GunShot 175 65 42 Blank 51 Tubercu- 111 losis 179 ;00 70 Pneu'. '00 59 F. F. Guffin .00 A. G. Honnold r.t:;' Mrs. Edi'th Gully :00 Wm. Gully' Tom Gunther ,00 S. R. Gould; A. G. Honnold Joel ,Gustafson ;(Xi Claude & Fred Guye DR 46~ 113 Killed by c:)rs 178 32 Con.Bwls 175 2 Measles 59 62 Pneu. 165 15 Dropsy 48 4 Surge {~erl56 Pneu. 152 89 �. -.: :- :-: - -. : - = . . . . -.......... -.. -_ . _-.-"." -----------------~-:--:-::--:--:-~ ~~ 31 ~ Hackley, Mrs. Haden, S. W. Burial Date 22 Nov 1890 12 r~lay.: J.906 ..... .. .~ Hale. Elij ah 28 Ha1dennan, Mary' 5 Hall, Iiarry E.-Indi·an 1 Hall, W. J. 5 Ham, \lI. P. 13 Hamilton, Douglas F. 2 ' Jul Aug Jan Nov 1907 1904 1908 1897 Dec 1894 Aug 1895 Hamil ton, ~frs·. L. B. 30 Aug 1905 HamHton, Susan 5 Sep 1901 5 Feb' 1907 Hamlin. Li za H::#tIlIlon', James _. May 1903 (date between n & 17 May) Hamnond. Ida M. 17 May 1899 (?lHanger, iOscar M. 29 Aug 1895 8 Apr 1905 Hanselman, J. M. (Shipped from Indep'endence,Ks) Hanson, Geo. W. 10 Jul 1900 G'AR Post 12, Co G 115 Ill.Inf. Hanson, Willie 28 Sep 1902 Hardin, Maria 8 Jan 1907 Harding, Amanda 6 Aug 1899 Harding. Fred 12 Nov 1900 Hardi ng., Harry P. 13 May 1900 (Shipped from White Hole, Ill.) Harding, Julia M., 18 Nov 1898 Harding, Harry 9 Mch 1891 Harding. Minnie 25 Oct 1904 Harding, \'1m. 31 {)ct 1896· Harding" Wm. 5 Dec 1897 Harfo(e)rd, Mrs.David22 Ju1 1895 Harford, Dani el 26, Dec 1907 Hannan, Hazel Hannon, Mrs. Ali ce 17 Jul 1906 25 Sep 1'897 H:=:nnon, Mrs. 10 Jan 1901 H~rshberger, GuyG. 26 J.\pr 1904 Harrell, Catherine 30 Jan 1901 Harrel. Howell, Lewi s' 16 Oct 1892 Harris, Arnetta F. 24 Feb 1904 Harris, Ben 28 Aug 1906 (Shipped from Trinadad, Colo.) Harris, Child of 23 Feb 1903 Harris, Clarence R. 8 frlay 1903 (Shipped from K.C.Mo.) Ordered by Buri a1 ~ ~X; Willis Hackley {)H 52 Mrs. Hyden (?) Mrs. Myers' 76 Jno. Hale ;{)II W. Haldennan iDa 25 F. E. Hall iOB 27 Robt. Hall & Family 00 46 Ed Brazil; J. Vi tt Hesp'er G'. M~ Walker '.00 J. D. Kenyon Geo. W. Hamilton :00 30 Mark HamUton,Family(R 41 Eastern Star J. A. Hamlin tOO Wn1'.Green;Poor Conurr.Lecompton73 CfULSe d. f.a Blank 4 ApopTexyl69 Paralys.187 ?eroton .144 Consump.194 HrtFai 1 65 Tumor 37 Peroton. 44 TyphFvr 160 Blank 107 Dropsy 180 Kidney 128 Trbl. DH 3 StVitisD. 81 Hesper Blank 45 m 82 Pneu. 155 Adolin Winfrey Mr. W.G.Hanger Hanselman ?Carsolin ?Hofer Mrs. Tim' E. Borchein: The F,J!li l:r ~OH 59 Gallstns 93 Haskell Institute Haskell 9 Blank 121 Thomas Hardin Odessa, Mo. 56 Dropsy 179 James Harding MG MalFvr 83 James Harding ~X;. 34 Burned' 96 R. W. Ludington 00 71 ? 92 James Harding 1\'& J. H. Harding :OH James Harding Mrs. W. Harding James Harding Mrs. N. Harding D. C. Harfo(ehd Daughter Mrs:.. Ann a Sh aw Frank & Lem sHarman' &G Geo. Hannan Pleasant Mrs'. Alstot't Grove B. F. Hannon ~~ Burns Allen Masonic Com. R. \1/. Garrill ,DH Jas. N. Harshberger J. &1. Harrell Clinten Mrs. Howell & Sons Richland Ben Harri s 00 C. C. Peach :OIl Mrs. Harris C. W. Harris DR J. S. Harris OH 27 76 24 Mumps + 75 l3lank 7 Dropsy 147 Hrt Fail 56 Blank 65 94 Blank 43 md Age 194 34 18 mo 171 97 Typhoid 64 70 Cancer 27 Di abetes140 77 B Blank 7 wks 51 . Killed 99 100 22 137 173 1 rno 125 1 3/4 In-L 128 �32 Name Harris, Ida Harri son, J. H. Harris, Katherine Harris, Mrs. J. L. (Removal) Harris, J. N. Harris, Jno. A. I"larris. Lottie Bud al Date 6 Mch 1904 12 Dec 1905 6 Sep 1905 7 May 1901 9 Apr 1891 8 Jan 1907 17 Sep 1892 Harris, Margaret 12 Sep 1903 Harris. Mrs. Mary 6 Jan 1894 Harri s, Mrs. ~tary 20 f\pr 1906 Harri s. Mrs~ Mary L. 20 ~Ich 1896 Harri S", S. G. 19 May 1907 Harri.s, Thos. 5 Jun 1896 Harri s, Walker 8 Aug 1903 Harrison, Martha 25 Feb 1906 Harri s. Mary 8 May (?)Hart, Arthur C 17 Apr (Shipped from K.C.Kas.) Hart, H. 19 May (Shipped from Chicago) Hartman, A. L. 4 Sep (,)Hart--, Child of 19 Aug Harvey, ~Iinnie 5 Dec Harvey, Minnie 1906 1900 1906 1890 1895 1904 27 Jul 1895 Harvey. Nan cy 21 May 1906 Harvey, Schy1er 1 Jan 1904 Harvey, Thos. P. 4 Dec 1900 Harvey. Thomas S. 4 ~Tay 1899 Haskell, Albert 25 Mch 1906 (Shipped from Parsons, Ks.) Haskell, Lucy14 Jan 1906 Hass, ~\Irs • Alice Hatch, Lydia H~tch, Mary A. II Jul 1903 Hatfield, Mrs. 10 Jan 1898 16 Sep 1905 16 Aug 1906 Hattan Child 28 Apr Hatton, Child of 31 .nct (Died at Tyler, Texas) (?)Hattie, Roy 7 Sep Haverkampp, EHzaheth29 Jul Haverkampp, Jennie 29 Dec Hawkins, Child of 5 ~p Hawkins, Dr. Cunnningsll Mch 1893 1896 1891 1905 1907 1893 1897 Ordered by Buri a1 I)fI Geo. McGee order from Menger J. H. Harri son, Jr. ·()H Dr. Harvey Topeka J. L~ Harris OH F .GoBurweU, Eudora :rn {)Ii Jane Willi am" (}H Ben Harri s A. Dickman Ben Harris OH ;1/. A. Harris Linwood Lee H. Harris OH A. Harris 00 Mrs. Keys; A. L. Han-i s 81 ank :.00 Henry Ware OH The Brothers Seigel Rose DH Joe Harrison' ;00 Mrs. Geo. Burnll ;JH John L. Austin w. Mrs. Lowman' Geo. Hart w. M. Stutsman w. c. Hartrip' w. A. Harvey Nancy Harvey Henry Thorpe w. A. Harvey l'hn. Harvey r.lrs. Li zzi e Harvey The Family r.l. A. Harvey Mrs.Geo.Hollingburg 'OH Age Cause d. ~ 35 Pneu. 138 77 29 42 Dropsy Burns Blank 163 160 103 Blank Killed Blank 9 179 22 Typhoid 132 RheuHrt 32:: Pneu. 169 Blank 51 76 Old Age 185 59 53 2 83 Dropsy 130 79 Blank 166 3 52 46 73 6 Asthma 169 PneuFvr 91 7~ Heart + 170 Morris Lecompton 00 34 Blank B1 anJ{ Blank 3 44 148 ·:lH B1 anJ{ 43 OH DH OH DH ,00 70 38 30 24 Cancer 170 Con. 135 Hrt + 98 Typh.Fvr 80 Blank 167 Frank Haskell 74 Asthma Miss Nellie Haskell Fi tchgero1d Catholic 85 Blank Frank Hatch LakeView 20 Blank Mrs. Chas. VIall Frank Hatch OH 62 HrtFail H. Hatfield Lecompton67 Typhoid W. R. Smith ~Ir. Hattan ? County Blank Will Hatton Da 18 mo.Smr Compi. ~7rs;. Garrett OR Blank F. H. Haverk ampp /)H 62 He<trt + F• HoHaverkampp nIl 40 TyphFvr A. L. Selig /)H Blnnk A. G. Honnold :a-I 86 Blank Mrs.Jenkins; 1.0. '? 74 130 160 173 67 26 56 12 158 194 29 59 �33 ~. Hawkins:, Louvinnia Hawkins, Mrs. Buri a1 Date20 May' 1904 18 Dec l89r Hay, M. A. Hay, Infant Hayden, Ed 19 Apr 1892 28 Aug 1896 12 May 1901 Hayden, J. Hayden. ~Irs~ Sarah 6 May 1902 15 Sep 1901 (?)Haynes, Edward R. 31 Aug 1896 H'ays, Homer 2 Aug 1892 Co F. 4 Kans. lnfty & Co F 17 Hays, Wm. 19 Feb 1905 Hazard, EllIl1et 24 Mch 1904 Heath, Syl vi a' 6 Sep 1899 Hechinger, Lewis (?>19 Oct 1903- C?)Heisy, Mrs. Lena 15 Jun 1903 Helstrom, Gustave 12 May 1905 Hemphill, Mrs. C. W•. 22 Aug 1900 Hemphill, Ch. of 24' Dec 1897' Hemphill, Infant 1 Aug 1891 Hemphill, Mr. Joseph 7 Jan 1895 Henderson, chUd 2 Sept1896 Henderson, Cynthia 2 Mch 1901 Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Infant Josephine Lula Miss Mosilla B. Rachel 29 22 14 14 11 21 Apr r,Ich Mch Ju1 Aug May 1904 1898 189S 1893 1902 1905 6 Jan 1899 Henderson, Shelby H. (Private Co. C 84th U.S.Co1.Troop) H (b1allk7, child of 12 Aug 1891 11 Jul 1898 Henderson, Wesley Hendry, James M. Hendry, Rebecca, W., HEmry, Mrs. Henry, Child of Henry, J. M. 4 17 20 18 Feb Mch Jan Jun May 1895 1896 1891 1892 1905 Henry, ~den G. Henshaw, Mrs. Lydia Henson, Robt. Herd, James 24 28 20 9 Jan Sep Jul Oct 1907 1903 1902 1901 1, (?) Hernodin, Martin B 6 Nov 1903 . -.. ". -~. ,-. ~. Ordered by Buri a1 Age: Cause d. ~ Susan Hawkins ar 35 Slank 141 D. W·. Hawkins' Reno Blank 15 John Austen Mrs. Hay OR Blank 17 A. Hay Perry' 1mo Sfur.Comp. 55 J. Hayden & Dg.Co. Clinton 21 Blank 104 Clinton Marshall Douglas Co. Clinton 51 Ch.Direahel.15 Mrs. Ali ce Myers, OIf" 84 Hrt. Trol. 189 daughter M. L. A1statt OR 1 Diph. 55 A. G. Honnold, DgCo'.OH Blank 20 Kans. lnfty Will Shaw OR' 73 Pneu. 153 James Hazard Reno Still born139 C. Loit, A.G.Honno1d'MG 28m. BronFvr 84 Grant Township Geo.Howe11 &Tom Harley 49 Cong.Lungs133 (Shipped to Chillicothe,Ohio) Jacob (?) Heinz 37 Blank 129 (buried Belleville, Ill) A. G,. C?)Boubs: Blank 62 pn. 156 C. W.Hemphill OH 40 Blank 95 Reno Blank C•. Hemphill 66 Chas. Hemphill Linwood 50 Blank 62 C. Hemohill OR Blank 38 (?)' Henderson OH 4da (?) 55 Joe Henderson WashingBlank 182 Sheriff Woodard ton Creek Tom Henderson OH Stillborn 140 Ci ty Marshall MG' 17 da. 69 A. G. Honnold OH' B1 ank 40 Theo. Henderson OH Blank' 28 OH llm.\Vh.Cough 110 C. W. Snith Tom Henderson, Met. OH (?>48 Asthma 156 Ins. & H. of R. County MG 84 Hrt Fail.& 17 Old age' Thos. Henderson Chester Blank 11 Tom Henderson OH 18 ?da-mo. 72 A. G. Honnold OH Blank The Family 39 OH Blank The Family 50 P. E. Emery OR Blank 5 \'I. Henry, W.M. Nace Lecompton Blank 19 nI.C.Henry,Dr.J.H.Young 49 Typhoid- 156 (buried 8mi. N.Vinland) pneu. E.F.Caldwell,P.M.Henry OIl 10 ?neue 180 N. Henshaw OH 64 Stom. Trbl 132 Blank OH 73 Rheumatism118 Mrs .Cecila Herd MG 80 Cancer 190 Sid Herd D. Kennedy OH 35 Pneumonia 133 . ,- : ... �34 Burial Date.' Herrington, Mrs. O.H. 22 Nov 1907 Herrington, Sarah 4 Jan 1907 Hervey, Rosetta 22 Dec 1904 Hervy, P.M., child of 6 Mch 1904 (?)Heshion, Mrs. E. 2 Nov 1904 (shipped from 11 werth) Hess, Carl 17 Jul 1890 Hester, Orean 14 Jun 1902 (shipped from Stella, Ok.) Hettick, C. W. 23 Oct 1901 Pri. Co. E. 4th Mo. S.M. Hickox, Polly 20 r,1ay 1900 Hicks, Mrs. Annie 6 Dec 1904 Hicks, (?)Arterbun 21 Nov 1904 Hicks, Etta L. 24 Dec 1903 (shipped from Ossowottomie, Ks.) Hicks, Galen S. 6 Apr 1905 (shipped from Morenci, Mich.) Hicks, Mary Roger 14 Feb 1904 Hicks, Mrs. 27 Nov 1892 Hicox, Mrs. 12 Apr 1891' Hidden, Mrs. Catherine 6 Jun 1901 (~hipped from K.C.Mo.) Higdon, A.T. 7 Jun 1892 Higgin, Infant 22 Jun 1900 Higgins, Mrs. 5 Mch 1891' Hilderbrand, J. 7 Feb 1904 Hill, Allison D. 23 Jul 1903 Hill, C?)Aurena 1 Feb 1901 Hill, (?)Collie Gray 10 May 1896 Hill, Dwight D. 3 Jan 1903 Hill, Eben M. 20 Aug 1904 Hill, Ed £Q! 8 Sep 1905 Hill Elvira Hill, Eli vira HUI, Fred Hill, Mrs~ Hill , Hill, Hill, Hill, Jas. H. Manuel Marion E. Mrs. Mary Gussie 19 Mch 1897 7 Nov 1906 9 Feb 1904 26 Dec 1893 27 19 16 31 Apr Dec Aug Mch 1907 1907 1900 1905 Hi 11, Mary 31 Jan 1895 Hill, Noah 27 Mch 1906 9 Jan 1905 Himeo, S. O. (shipped from K. C. Mo.) (? HIimoc, H~ C. 4 Jul 1898 (shipped from Albuquerque, N.M.) Ordered by Burial O. H. Herrington J. B. Herrington P. M. Harvey p. M. Hervy JnG. Newlin B.Heshion Bert Cornen Ch~rles Hess J. M. Hester OH OH OR ~ 75 72 101 OH Cause d. f9. 192 Blank Paralysis178 Old age 150 Sti llborn138 Dropsy 147 1\-1G 65" OH OH 54 The Family OH 68 i\m Nace Allen A. Hicks Richard Hicks Allen A. Hicks 92 Lecompton70 ?neu. 70 Paralysis 149 MG 2 wk Pneu. 148 OH" 26 Insane 135 A. A. Hicks OH Blank 1 ch.morbes117 & hrt fail 109 Blank OR Angina 155 Pectoris Chas. Hicks, T. F. Thatcher n; 72 Old age 137 l'iIr.Hicks,Jas·.Palmer CH Blank 23 John Hicox Big Springs Blank 9 Jason Hidden OR 84 Senility 104 Geo. Higdon OIl R. R.Accid. 19 Wm. (?) Hagon OH 3 w. 93 Gilman Bros. OH Blank 7 Geo. Hilderbrand Deer Creek 78 No doctorl36 The Family ar 47 Accident 130 Sam HHI,John Ifayden Clinton 4 Croup 100 Allen & Martha Hill MG 15 Con. 52 The Family OH 76 Blank 124 The Fami ly OH 76 Hrt Fai 1. 145 Jesse Hill Clinton" 21 Consumpt. 160 Geo. Washington John Hi n ,Mrs. Lyman OR " Bl ank 60 Ladies Relief Corps Col. Tabernacle 20 c Jay Hill,Frank Durland OH 71 Pneu. 176. Jesse Hill Clinton 20 Consumpt. 136 Geo. Washington Douglas Ca. (?) Pol Baldwin 32 J.H. (?)Perci,Trustee Li vingston Hill Wmstown 72 Blank 182 Willie Hill,Met Ins rr& 62 Cancer 193 J. W. Hill & CityOH Blank 95 George Hill, Met InsOa 55 Cancer 154 John C1<lrk City Clerk Off Blank 39 W. V. Hill Reno 72 Kidney Trb 67 Miss Nettie Himeo OR 82 Pneu. 151 S. O. Himoc OH 34 Blank 72 �35 Hindman, Wm. T. Hines, Glen R. 22 Jan 1907 17 Jul 1899 81 Hrt Trb1 180 WIll Bigger & -1Iindman' ar 17 Blood 82 Sam B. & Archie' Hines MG' Poison' J~ F. Taylor m- 39 Appendicitis165 Mrs:. Georgi a Hines' Blank 17 ar Henry ? Whnle Blank 15 Off N. M. Hinman 72 Blank 104 Off H. S. Clark 62 Bri 'tsDi s .147 MG James Bird Will Jfaad1ey 30 Blank 191 Clarence Hoadley OH 74 Hrt Dis 177 Will Hoad1y' & Mrs. D.L. m Hoadly OH Blank 21 Frank? Mo'nroe OH 3: wks 134 Carl Haag 81 Columbus.Ks 40 Blank, The Family' Lecompton 81 Old age Henry Hofer 44 J. B. Cuningham Henry Hofer Lecompton Blank 21 J. B. Cunningham Blank Frank Hoffer Richland 27 Elij ah Hoffer OR 18 hrs 158 J. A. Duff Blank 91 Old age 77 J. A. Duff Blank Blank 18 Catherine Hoffman Kitty Haft 15? 141 Mrs. Josephine Hogan "I; 72 -1 & oldage141 Thomas Hog an MG 2 wks 145 Me; C.Hogan & Leo ,Loit 26 ?Scrofula- 103 L. G. Hoge Off 28 Blank 73' 8' Sep 1892 23 Dec 1903 2 Jun 1899. 9 Aug 1895 7 Sep 1892 Hofer, Emma 14 15 19 30 Hoffer, Mrs. Anna Hoffer, Arthur Hoffman, Catherine Hoffman. Christian May Ju1' Jan Apr 1893 1905 1899 1892 Haft. Ada 2 May 1904 Hog an, Carter J. 14 May 1904: ,Hogan, Infant 2 Sep 1904 2 May 1901 Hogan. Miss Hoge, Albert K. 20 Aug 1898: (Shipped from West Liberty,Iowa) Hogen, Ann 18 May 1891 Hogo ( a)n, Emery 21 O:t 1901 (Shipped from Kansas Cfty. Mo.) 4 Dec 1891 Hogg, Wm. Hogon, child of 24 5ep 1891 Hogue, Mrs. C.. Hogue'. Lydi a' HOlbert, Adoline' Holden. Robt. Hole. Fred T. Hole, Infant Hole, Sarah Hole, Willie 29 Jan 28:Mch 5 Aug 18 Moh 23' Nov 11 Nov 3 Feb 16 May (?)Holland,(?)Condis • . _ •••••_ _ -0 • '.~' "_" _ ••• _ _ ••• 1892 1906 1899 1906 1905 1902 1902 1895 8 Nov 1905 Holland, Jacob 17 Apr Holland. Peter 4 Feb Hollingberg. W. 26 Oct Hollingburg, Mrs. Geo.18 Oct Hollingsworth, A.A.. 1a:Sep Hallingsworth,Ellanora29 Jan • fa. Ordered by . Hines;, Thomas 31 Jan 1906 Hhman, Mrs.. 14 Apr 1892 Hinman, Timothy 31 Dec 189F Hipple, Mrs. May 15 May 1901 lfird, Almira 28 Oct 1904 Hoadley, r.1rs. Charlotte10Nov 1907 (Shipped from Excelsior Sprgs,Mo) Hoadley, D~ L. 21 Nov 1906 Hoag, Mrs. lfoag, Infant Hobson, t'ml. R. Hofer, Elizabeth BUrial, Age' Cause dO! Buri al Date', 1905 1893' 1898: 1895 1896 1892 ~. Hogen Mrs. I. Killworth Chas. Hogan 00' MG w. Hogg Jr. Grover C. HOgan ~& Hiram Johnson w. A~ Hodge C_? Jake Kitworth(?) Off S. C. Holbert Lecompton, W. T. Holden Hesper Elijah Hole or John' & Elij ah Hole OH Elisha Hole OR' Susan Hole OH Wm Gibson Met. Insur. Co. Off S. Robinson Poor Comm.& S.Robinson Off" S. Robinson OH The Family' OIl Geo. Hollingburg OIl The FamBy' Clinton: A.A.Hollingsworth Clinton BI'ank 10 Tuberculosisl09 Blank Blank 14 12 Blank 88, Dropsy 70 Paralysis 23 Blank 41 Gun, shot 3 wks 65 Blank Blank 15 167 83 67 162 122 112 41 85 Old age 162 85 Dropsy 155 25 Blank 81 Old age 74 Blank 47 56 Lvr&Stom. 55 Blank 16 �36 Burial Date Hollister, S. 1 1900 Capt. Co. E, 2 W. Virgo Cav. 6 Oct 1905 Holloway, C. Holloway, child of not dated (listed between 10/30 & 11/4, 1890) Holt, Anni.e L. 26 Dec 1905 Holt, Rollie 2 Nov 1903 21 Feb Mrs. 24 Nov (1)Honway, J. G. 22 Nov Hood, Mrs. G'. W. 19 Sep Hook, Edward H. (1) P Co. H. 20 Kansas 25 Nov Hook, Fannie (? )Honse1man, Hook, Geo. Hook, Mrs. Lucy Hook, Willie May Hooker, Willi am Hooper(s), Mrs. 21 4 27 13 4 Jan Jan Jul Feb Oct 1896 1899 1893 1899 1900 1900 1891 1900 1903 1905 Hoover, ~rrs. Lizzie 2 Aug 1901' Hoover, Lucinda 29 Apr· 1899 Hopkins, Arthur 14 Jan 1895 Hopper, F.C.,child of 31 Jul1907 Hopson, Hiram P. 10 Sep 1899 Pvt Co C, 68 NY lnfty. Hopson, Willi s 24 Aug 1903 (1) Landsman, U. S. S. Lancaster Hormel, Joel 16 Jun 1897 Hornby, Alex Horne, Anna R. Horsechief, Herbert Horton, Andrew 22 Jan 1896, 21 Dec 1904 7 May 1906 6· Mch 1903 26 Jun 1901 Horton, Fannie B•. Horton, James C. 17 May 1907 (shipped from K. C.) (1) Hosener, child of 16 Oct 1893 Houber, Joseph Houk, Harvey W. 18 Apr 1902 8 Feb 1897 Hough, r.Irs. Hann ah (1 )Hough1ettin, Mrs. Houk, John . House, Mrs. Ricka Houser, William 7 1 9 1: 2 House(r), Willie 3 Jun 1900 Nov Jun Sep Jul Jun 1893 1891 1902 1904 1900 Ordered by Burial ~ Cause d •..fg, Family,Douglas Co. OH 74 Blank 99 161 SCott Holloway Harmon, 73-8-5 Blank 4 Jeff & Henry· Holloway Kanwaka OH 61 Rheumati smI64 Ed. Hill & sisters OH 23 Pneur.lOnia 133 Kitty Holt Hendrson ?'VOrlnel Honselman OH Blank 50 D. A. Harbough Linwood 71 Apendici ti s86 G~ W. Hood Clinton 33 H.Fever & 31 Jas. H. Hook OH 24 Tuberculo. 84 (shipped from San Francisco) J. H. Hook on 22 Ty. Fever 97 (shipped from Osborne, _) 26 Typhoid F. 88 James H. Hook OH Blank 5 C.J.Hook, W.T.Barber OH ?eritonit. 94 J. Hook OH 40 Blank 125 Poor Comm. OH B. W. Lemon ~,X; 36 BldPoison 161 Carl Hooper 47 Obst of Bw1l87 Joseph Hoover OR 72 Spnl Men. 80 R. L. Hoover Echp 7 Lung Fvr 38 John Hopkins OH Blank ,00 Still Born 187 65 Dysentry 84 Mrs. Ada N. HopsonOH Douglas County Maria Hopson, County.OO 67 Can of Lvr 131 Vinland 85 ilIrs. _Houser and Mrs. Horme1 R. H. Hornby OH G. GroVner, JournalCo. OH 53 Haskell, J.E.Pearis acla. 17 Mrs. A. Horton Norton- 73 Shipped to vil1e,Ks J. C. Horton Of! 62 P. R. Brooks, Thomas OR 70 Sweeney,Frank Faxson J. B. Cunningham Lecompton (?) H. Hofne. (1) Horma The Family· 82 ~lr. Geo. W. Houk DeerCreek 11 Mrs. H. C. Davis QH 64 Frank Finney' OH . J. W. Houk BigSpgs 72 Jacob House OH 58 J. W. Houser+Lexington, Nebr66 (shipped to Bern, Kans.) Mrs. Hbuse,City Marshall CH 9 Ace.Killed 61 Bl ank 49 Hrt &DrpsylSO Blank 169 Blank 126 Pelvic Ab.105 cperation 185 Blank 30 114 Tonsili tis 58 mo. Spina1Trbl 30 81 ank 10 Diabetes 120 Hrt.Fail. 143 Suicide 93 Can.Bwls 93 �37 Frouston, Edward G:. Burial ~ 27 Ju1 1896 Howard, Bertha Froward, C. A._ Howard, child of Howard, H~ H., 20 Aug 31 Mch 20 Dec 1'5'Nov ~. 1904 1894 1893 1906 Howard, John 11 Dec 1893 Howard, Nannie, child of 16 Dec' 1903 Howard, R. M. Howden, Mrs. A~ Howe, l\1rs. Oli ve Howell t Arthur 17 Oct 1893 23 Mch 1899 24 May 1902 9 Jan 1899 Howen, ~lrs:. M. A. Howell, Ro(a)y Hoy, Tillte 23 Jan 1903 17 Jul 1894 6 Oct 1900 Hoyt, Hoyt, Hoyt, Hoyt, 17 1 13 3 chUd of child of child of James NO-v Nov Sep Dec 1895 1898 1896, 1898 Hoyt, Mrs. S. E. Haz(gle, Mrs., Hubbard, W. s. 16 5ep 1892 14 Nov 1891 19 Sep 1891 Hubble, Maria G. Hubner, Mrs. Huddleston,chi1d of <Men A. Huddleston, Eli Hudson, Mrs. 20 Apr 1906 10 Jan 1901 21 Jan 1907 Huff, James 12 Jan 1904 Ifuff, Mrs:; L. C. Hughes, Adeline R. Ifughes, Ben Hughes, Eva Hughes, Geo. \'1. 30 June 1892 16 Jan 1906 14 Apr 1902 16 Mch 1905 11 Apr 1902 Hughes, James Hughes, Joe 19 Jul 1893 30 Oct 1906, Hughes:, Mattie. Hughes, Thomas Hughes', Thomas 30 Jul 1895 Irughes.. \!hn. Co. A. 3 K.S~M. 4 Jan 1900 5 Apr 1900 16 Sept 1896 21 Sep 1907 4 Oct 1905, Ordered by Burial ~Cause d~ fsL r,t; 20 Sp.Mg. 54 Sons of S. A. Holi'St'Oii The Family, W. Dixon 011 23 Blank 145 Blank 34 (?) A~ Stamper ?California Blank 32 Blank Vin1and I.O.O.F. No.4 OR81 Bronchit .177 Mrs.Mary'Killum(rn) Vinland 7lJ2 Old age L. D. Howard 31 Nannie Howard OH 3 wks. 134 WHI Howard Frank Evans J. W. Medows Chester 69 Bl ank 30 A. Frowden 1\J;' 65 &Paral. ~ Thos. Howe OH 62 cancer 116 George Howell, son KenValley 3 croup 77 of Lewis Howell OH Walter Howell 11 BldPoison 124 L. C. Howell I\G 4 mo Chollnf. 35 F. D. Cosley' OR 54 Dropsy 95 Mrs. Reynolds Jim Hoyt Off 47 Blank 47 R. O. Hoyt OH Sti 11 bo rn 15 R. O. Hoyt OH Sti 11 bo rn 55 Horace Barker OH Blank 76 airs. Fanny Hoyt C. Fr. Hoyt OF! Blank 22 Mr. Hoz(g)e Williamstown Blank 14 H. C. Peterson Talmo,Ks. Blank 12 W. L. Hubbard W. O. Hubble OR Cancer 169 Paul Hubner OH Blank 55 Arthur Huddleston OH 8 daE.M. 180 E. Huddleston OH 86 Old age 87 Mrs. McEwen OH 73 Old Age + 90 E. F. Caldwell Earl Armstrong OH 16 Pneumonfa 135 Hi ram Huff' J .M.Huff ,G. W.White Clinton Blank 19 Bill Overton OlI T7 Old age 165 Mrs. Frughes JllIi' 39/34 Blank 114 Cora Frughes,. MetLife~G 5 Burns 134 Wm Hughes m9 rno Blank 114 Olin Bell(Beal) Hughes Bros.,E.Keef (?)Commovore 128 Wm. Hughes:, Rachel Frughes at Met. Ins. Co. 55. Frrt&Drpsy 176 Christopher Williams OH 23 Blank 55 Mrs. Hughes ?Hebron,Ind. 58 Hrt Fail 43 Lydia & wm R Hughes OR 41 Tuberculos189 (shipped from Los Angeles, Cal. ) The Family OH 72 Cancer 161 �38 Name _ Buri al Date Ordered bI·. lfughes, WHline Hughs, child of Hughs, Ellen J. Hughs, Squires' Hulce, Sarah Hulse, Dudley 18' 26 23 21 18 12 Hil1tz, child of Hu1 tz. Joseph Hultz, Lafond Hume, Mrs. Enuna H. Humphrey, child of Humphrey, Blank 8 Nov 1893 19 (kt 1898: 7 Jan 1895 2.5 May 1900 18 May 1893 22. Sep 1895 Joe Hughes, Met Ins. OfF 14 Walter ffughs OH 74' Wm Hughes OH ? Com. Brook OB" A.G. Hulce Clinton 66 W. L. Payne Clinton E. W. Brown OH' Mary Hultz 4 da The Family' OIr 48 John Hultz ~Ii 5 The Estate OIl Frank CuttO)er Clinton Stine & Son, A.Ili-(Shipped to Junction City) L. Lyinger 8 Clinton Oct Aug Apr (kt Ntw Sep 1904 1890 1903 1890 1896 1893 Humphrey, Eddie. son of Wilson 31' Jan 1894 Hungerford, Mrs'. l' Sep 1902 Hunk1e, Dr. Van 4 Ju1 1904 HUnsinger, Carrie 21 Nov Hunt,Geo.. .23 Nov Hunt, ·G. W•. & Daughter22Apr Hunt, ,Howard ;29 'Dee 1890 1907 1896 1907 Hiln.t, Loui s Hun;t., Nancy ·Adams: Hunter., ·chfld of .16 Feb _1903 '14 Apr '1896 23ntay :1895 Hunter, Martha 10 Dec 1904 Huson, Polly' A•. 12 Nov' 1901 Hiltching, Sam1 5 ·Dec 1901 {Oi ed 21 Jan 1878. Shipped from Hutchings, Belsey 27 Aug 1901 'Hutchings, Mrs. . 1 Nov 1896 lfutchins', Hazel 23 Mch' 1900 HUtchinson, Christy' 12 Ju1 1906 Hutchinson, Miss M.A. 20 Jun 1893 Hutchinson, Mrs. ?Saddie 22 Jun 1893 Hutt, E. 4 Apr 1894 Hyde, Addi son 26 Ju1 1897 Hyde, . Enuna E. 26 Apr 1901 Hyde, Mary A•. Ice, Glen 13 Feb 1892 3 May 1902 Ice, James, child of 12 Nov 1906 Ice, 01 a' E. . 21 Sep 1903 H•. Hungerford D. L. Burtin Jr. Burial Ofr Echo Age Cause d. 62 69 Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank fg, 146, 2 127 4 56 29 No doctor 31 Acute ? 74 Diphtheria 38 Hrt Fail. 92 Blank 27 Blank 46 Blank 32 Cancer' 120 Hrt Fai 1 143 John L. Hoover P. Hunsinger Blank Blank 4 Chas •. Hunt .00 55 Cancer 191 ·aI"65& .21 .Blank52 . Geo.• ,A. Hunt· .Blank(d. in 5al't ;Lake"OOKilled ;by194 Utah) Ii veldre N •.,L. ,Hun.t .orr ·46 Gun shot 125 'TheFamUY'OH85 Old Age 51 .Jessie '.W.Carney Williams'Blank 42 Wm Hunter town George Hunter 59 Blank 149. Hshld of Ruth Tab. No. 52 The Family' OH 71 Blank 109 Jas. A. Hutching OB 69 Hrt. TrbUIO St. Paul, Kansas) J. A.Hiltchings ·Olf 86 Old age 107 . L. C~ (?)Poehler OIl 65 Cancer 56 Dora Hutchins OH 1 17 moCroup 89 Al Cox.Mrs.JamesR.Gray' (lr 76 Angina Pecl7I (Shipped from St. Louis) . W. T. Hutchinson Agricola Blank' 27 John Hutchinson Williamstown 27 (Killed in cyclone 21st June) John E. Hutt and OIl sa(can't read)34 The Fami! y A. C. Stewart orr 74 Paralysi s 62 (Shipped from Erie, Penn.) . A. C. Stewart,Ottawa,Ks. OIl 42 Blank 103· (Shipped from Pond Creek, Okla.) Chas. Hyde 011 Blank= 16 John Ice orr 17 Pneumoni a U5 (?) J. or P.lce, Howard. Kas.) Leonard & James Ice StUll' Still born 117 Leonard Ice Deer Creek lB:· 132 �.. 39 Name' Ice, Mrs. Sallie Ice, Thos. Buri a1 Date' 15 Apr 1900 24' Jan 1896 Ordered by BUrfal Age Cause d. f9.: . Thomas Ice:,Family Bel voir 92 Old age 91 Thos. Ice Jr. Belvoir Blank 49 Lemuel Ice Iii if, Porter C. 19 Oct 1907' James G•. Iliff Vinland 18 Pyogenicln.190 Ingerson, Hannah 8 Feb 1900 Mrs. F. D. tyon OIr 87 Old age' 88. Ingraham, H~A. 21 Dec: 1897 James McCreath 0If 35 Gun shot 66 "body came from Dearborn, Mi/Mo."wound Irving, Howard 1 Feb 1905 Mrs. Lucy Irvi ng MG 28 Stomach 152 (?)Ir.win, Julia 12 Dec 1894 Geo. Irwin MG' LungTrbl. 37 Irwin, ~lartin 3 Nov 1897 County MG 60 Asthma + 64 "An honorably dischg from the US Navy" Irwin, MaryF. .19 ,fitch 1893 ,Benevolent . Rel1efCorps ·~G ,Bl.ank ,25 :Is-aacs, :chi ldof .24 J.ul :18900•. Butler ,for .Cicty· on' .Blank 1 Isman, Cora 23 :Nov '1906 :Mrs .• Al Abrams :CathoHc' '28 ~Consumpt. 177 (Shippedfr.om·i'les,ton, Mo.) ,Jno .Isman Jack, E. 18 J"ul .1897 Mr.Miflin,Jas."DonneHy 'C1i.nton ,BLank ,Jacke, ,A. .:0. 21 'Feb 1894 Mrs. .Jacke, '.Ed'3us·sell :and ,L. ,s. Steel ',OIr 61 'Rhe,. ,Fever '33 ,J ackRabi t, 'Ri :c'hard :2 .J'an '"1907 :Haskett Inst.itute :Blank .178 J'ackson, _Bl~ank 13' :Feb 1691 ;Rev..~Merl''1 t ,~ME 'Chu reb 'Off '7 A.G. Honold .Jackson, 3 ~til 1892 Supt. 'Poor 'Fam :Blank 19 ,J:ackson, . ,Bessie reOct 1893 A.G,. 'Honnold .orr '72 Blank .30 Jackson, Cora :5. 3 Jun 1896 ~{;;awsonJacksonMG28 ·'Bl'ank ·53 J'ackson ,Earl e Apr 1892 :Ed Jackson ,AGHonno}d VB >Blanl~ '1'7 J'acks'on ,Mrs • Ell'a 16 Feb 1904 John Jackson Maria Wi IUs OR 45 ;Blank 137 J'ackson, 'Irene '27 Jun 1897 .? Lilburn Jackson ,~17 '~WhpgCou~h 61 James Robinson Jackson, John :31 ·Jan .1905 .C..W. ~lJanefer 50? 152 Jackson,Mari-e >24 May 1904 ,Mrs.• Hender.son "KG,11'l0. -:50 .I\poopl:exi e142 Jackson, Martha 13 Oct 1907· Robert Jackson,Met.lnsI\'G 54 .\I.umo r .190 Jackson., ·Mary '3 Aug 1899 .:BurgessH •. Jackson, f.G 49 't 83 1.106 N.. 6th St.•.• K.C.Kans. Jackson, "Mary·E. 7 Aug 1898 Jennie Potts,AGHonnold OH23 Dropsy' '73 Jackson, 'Matti€ 10 .Sep· 1900 .w.Jackson.Sam ·Jeans · 0 0 2 1 Blank 95 Jackson, Maggie ,22 Feb 1901 ? 11 hrs. Pneu .101 E. G. JacksonTlG Jackson, Nora 18 Jul 1897 James Robinson U; 8 WhpgCough 62 Jackson, Perlie 7 Jan 1891 Ed Jackson orr Blank 5 Jackson, Robert 12 Sep 1899 Coroner & Mrs.Watson OH 14 Accid.Sho·t 84 Jackson, Rosa 20 Mch 1893 A. G. Honnold OlI Blank 25 Jackson. Sam 23 Mch 1901' Chi Id of John Jackson at 7 mo. 183 Jackson, Thadius 21 Dec 1907 Mother 0If 30 Hrt. Trbl. 193' Margarette Jackson Jackson, Thos'. 24 Mch 1904 Mrs. Sam Jeames OR 86 Blank 139 (Shipped from K.C.> Jacobs, Mrs. J. H. 24 Mch 1898 J. H. Jacobs Off 54 Paralysis 69 J'acoby, Mrs. Anni e 27 JuT 1903 James Jac·oby.' OH 37 Consumpt. 130 Tabernacle No. 42 James, Dollie 24 Apr 1906 Gas Comp~?Humdy James: Off 24 Consumpt. 169 James, Edwarde 4 Oct 1893 F. M. Perkins OH Blank 29 James, Mrs. Edwin 31 Oct 1894' F. M. Perkins: (lJ I3Iank 37 James, Susan 16 Apr 1902 Mrs. C. C. James l\'X; 76, Blank 114 John Clark �40 UNDERTAKER. Name. Buri a1 Date' (?)Janeson, Kate Jeames, Sam Jeam(n)s, Mrs. Elsie Jefferso~,Carro11 2 25 13 27 Je11aY4 F.K., Infant Jenkins" Moses Jenkins, Willie 16 May 1895 3 .Aug 1890 28 ,Ju1 1900 Jennings, John Jenning's, Martha ,5 Sep ,1898 20r.iav 1898 4 .Jui 3.898 ,Jenni"ngs, -Thomas Jen'son,chUd of ,Jessup, Frank .Jewell, Saul J.ohns., :Mrs.• ·H. ,Johns, Mattie S. Johnson, :Mrs.• John'son ,Annie ~E. Johnson, :Anton H. Johnso.n, ,Ardell Johnson., AU0ust John son, 'C., :son of Johnson, L Caroline :19 ,Aug :1897 19 .J,an 1'89.1 7 :Jul'1894 9 Apr 1895 23'No.v .1892 .5 Oct 1899 '25.Jun 1897 :22 .Jun 189.1 15Sep 1904 23 Jan 1905 4Jun 1901 1 :Nov 1905 1'7 Apr 1898 Johnson, Charles 30 May 1905 Jennings.,r~l_?_ Nov Feb Jun Nov 1904 1904 1904 1897 Johnson, child of Geo. 29 Oct 1903 ·John son, C1 aud 10 Uch 1896 from I(c Johnson, Daisy 20 Oct 1901 Johnson, Elvira 10 Jun 1903 Johnson, Eva M. 23 Mch 1899 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Private Fred 2 May 1904 George L n Oct 1898, Mrs. H. 23 Apr 1900 Hiram 18 May 1895 C A 113 US Colored Inft. Johnson, Infant 10 Jun 1905 Ordered by' Burial' Age Cause' d. ~. ~;t; 148 46 Blank C. W. Janesan OH Mrs. Sam Jeames 46 Blank 137 OH' r,1rs. Sam Jearn (n) S 59 Dropsy 65 Mrs. Jane Jefferson Wesley Wright G William (?)Tot-ier 41 F. K. JellaySarcoxie Blank G\')T Post GAR OH Blank 2 Tabernacle No. 58 OH 35 Blank 94 Benevolent No. 2 & Jerry Jenkins Mrs.• J .•.Jennings .Ca,t·hoUc13 :Lightning 73 C.C.Coleman OH ,27 Blank 71 :Donnell y Bros. Catholic60 Dropsy 72 (Shipped .from SU verton" Col.) 'Ed '& ',Thomas ,JenningsCat:hoTicOO Kidney ·Tr. 63 cA. :G,•. Honnold rIb ,Blank 6 G.• ]li'ffe :Cedati"oi·nt/.Junc~,30.B1ank ,35 :The:F:amily OH:6O .Blank 41 Henry John'sonIlic'hl'and :Bl:ank23 iIi •. H.Johns 'OE :27 ,B1'arik 85 .Thos .• ,Johnson,Topeka OH ·67 Blank 61 Allen ,Foster/LasterOH Blank 10 Ch'ar:les ;Johnson OH . .27 .;Surgery 146 'Mrs,. 'Williams DB ,19? :pneu.T52 Rudo.lph Helstrom Bond SO Suici.de 104 ;CorneliusJohnson-'Clinton Jwk/mo 162 .TheFami ly ~'I;56 Cancer, 70 Col Relief Corp (?)!van Johnson on 60 Pneu. 157 Mrs. rllatilda Johnson Clinton 1 da Geo. Johnson 133 Mr. Bates . OH Blank 51 .Tohn Johnson OIr 17 Accident 109 Mr. Collins Clinton 17 BldPoison129 Chas. A. Johnson & OR 2~ Blank Peter Jones (Shipped from Denver> 79 Wm Johnson orr 4 tvk/mo ? 140 The Family Off 54 Pneu. 74 Mrs. Lofgreen orr 79'.-2 ? 91 (?)Ev1yn J.,Little Rock, Ark. &'1;' Tom Walker Post Blank 41 Copeland Post Com. Douglas County C. L. Johnson OH Stil1born157 Law. Transfer Co. �41 Burial Age Cause d. ~. ~ Burial Date .. Ordered by Johnson, Infant Johnson, James: 25 Nov 1904 13 Jan 1907 Johnson, James, child Johnson, J. H. Johnson, ' Julia 23 Dec 1894 19 Jan 1898 16 Jan 1899 Johnson, Mrs. Lutta 29 J'an 1907 Johnson, Maggie 27 Jun 1906 Johnson; Mary L. Johnson, Mary 27 Apr 1896 13 Nov 1899 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 23 25 17 24 9 Stillborn148 OH Dick Johnson 32 Pneu. 179 OH James Johnson & St.Pnul, M.> Arnie Johnson (Shipped from 38 Blank OH A. G. Honnold 67 49 Blank riG Mrs. A. Johnson 77 46 OH Walter Johnson #2 Tabernacle #52, Benevolent 180 Blank Clinton 'v'1m Burns I(s. George Washington, Bloomington, 171 21 Shirley Johnson & OH Mrs. Joe West 26 LaGrippe 52 OH Riley Croutch 86 28 con. MG L. Johnson & F. G. Williams Mrs. Lofgren OH Bl ank 23 Mrs. Lofgren OH Removal Blank 91 Jessie {?)Dilli rd OH 5 Convu1sionlOO James Johnson OIl 12 Bron.Pneu.190 Louisa B. Johnson ~Ii ' 41 Di abetice 164 (Shipped from Alexandria, Ind.> E. E. Pierson ~x; 80 Dropsy 79 C. Johnson OH 75 Gastric C.125 B. F. Johnston OH Blank 16 The Family OH 85 Paralysis 85 J.W. & R.C.Johnston OH ?73 Old age 91 H.R.Jones,Eli Schnick W.Sprgs'?? 84 A. G'. Honnold nG B1 ank 34 Wm Jones ~'G Blank 21 John Jones Willow Sprgs. Blank 46 Mr. Jones ? Vinland Blank 12 J.L.Jones, Garnett OR 35 Apendici t. 9I IooF No. 16, VI. C'. Galloway, Sec'yJohn & T.C. Jones \'l.S. 73 'Old age + 85 Robert Jones R. Burns OH 38 Typhoid 126 The Family OH Blank 18 Nels Nils Paul J. Ruth Sam. H. Oct Apr Jan Oct Jan 1892 1900 1901 1907 1906 Johnson, Thomas 5 Mch 1899 Johnson, Thos. 4 Feb 1903 17 Feb 1892, Johnsto·n. child of Johnston, James W. 4 Apr 1902 Johnston, Mrs. J. W. .3 May 1900 Jones, CIl. of _. 22 Sep 1899 Jones, son of C~ 8 I\1ch 1894 Jones, child of 18 Aug 1892 Jones, child of 12, Oct 1895 Jones, Mr. C. M. 17 Sep 1891 Jones, Davi d L. 1 May' 1900 (Shipped from Garnett, KS) Jones, Elizabeth 16 Oct 1899 Jones, Eli zabeth '8 Mch 1903 Jones, Edward 27 May 1892 COo. E 12th Kas. Inft. Private Jones, Endsley 29 May 1905, Jones, H. T., child oilO Feb 1904 Jones, Hurley' 3 Aug 1907Jones, Infant 16 Apr 1904 Jones, Infant son 21 Nov 1905 Jones, James 6 Nov 1907Jones, John M. 14 Jun 1907 Jones, J. T., 18 Dec 1904 Jones, , Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Joseph 26'Dec 1896 Laura (col) 20 ~lch 1906 Lottie 11 Jim 1907 Mrs. Martha N. 19 Jun 1900 Mrs. M. J. 1 Sep'1901 Morgan 19 Sep 1892 Narcissis' 24 May 1906 H. T. Jones OH 61 Brights D.l56 H. T. Jones OH' Stillborn 137 Robt.Jonesi Met.lns.DH 13 Liver Trb 187 Robt. Jones OH 5 wks 140 T. C. Jones Harmon' Cern. Stillborn 162 John Hall, Mr. LymanOR' 70 Bronchi ti's19 1 , Mrs._ Jiin Jones Thomas Jones- Harmon 7 mi So. 51 Hypo186, G:. + Porter, K.C. static' pneu. Mrs. Sarah E. Jones KC,Mo. 40 RR Accid. 150 U.P. R.R. p. R. Brooks OH 65 ? pneu. 57 Dr.Harvey,Robt Jones OR 37 Consumpt. 169 C. M. Jones a'x;?27 Abs.Liver 185 Endsley Jones' Off 59 Cat.Bwls. 93 Peter Jones, Ben. #2, Off: 53 Cat.Stom. 107 T.C.Jones,H. Johns W.S. Blank 22 Wm Jones OH 54 Paralysis 170 �42 fa.. Name', Burial Date Ordered by' Jones, ~., child of Jones, Mrs. Rebecca 19 Aug 1898 7 Jun 1905' Robert Jones' OH ~ mo 73' w,W' ": 77 1 157 J. M. Jones IIU (Shipped from lola, Ks'.) 94 Old age 178 Mrs. Spencer' OfT 60 Consumpt. 191 ~lrs. Jack Watts: OH 76 Chr.,Rbeu. 82 J. L. Jones OH' 13 Blank A. G. Honold ~'G: 163 4 da. F. E. Jones Off 7l Dropsy + 71 Endsley Jones OH 57 p. R. Brooks OH Blank Lena Jordan, 315 Lyorr St. ~G 2 Teething 154 Green Pasture' Lodge OFf 45· Spin.Meninl38; No. 126 K.C.Mo. Dr. Harvey' (Shipped from N.r. City) J. \'l. Jourdon OH 4 w. m John W. Jourdon OH Blank 70 Mrs. ?Lu1y Jourden OK 17lh Blank 145 Arthur R. Kagii OFf 6 mo. Blank '98 Fred Kahn Reno BI ank 164 (shipped from Dwight) Clinton 7' wks/mos? 43 Geo. Derby Mrs. Kathermen Wash.Creek, 81 DropsY' 159 Catholic' 22 Blank 73 Edward Keefe The Family' Catholic: RR Accident1l9 Mrs'. Juria Keefe Catholic 68 Para1yris lI8 M. NeMIlark OR 96 :Old age 179 Green Kei th ~x; 35 BI ank 66 "Died at Chicago" Green Keith Blank 4 Green Keith Blank 14' The Family' Catholic' Blank 27' 21 Dec Jones, Rosetta 22 Nov Jones, Ruth 24 Jun Jones, Sarah 29 Oct Jones, Sarah A. 27 Nov Jones, son of 24 May Jones, Susan---Jhnes. Mrs. Joseph L. 26 Dec 18 Mch Jordan, Willie L. 6, Mch Jordean, Alex Jour.don, ch. of Jourdon, Marie Jourden, ?Morris Kagi, chi Id of Kahn, Helena 1906 1907 1899 1891 1905 1898 ]896, 1905 1904 8 Mch 1899 28 Mch 1898 12 Sep 1904 1'--oec~-i900 27' Dec 1905: Kassabaum,Jennie Alice2 Jul 1895, Kathennen', Mr~ 24 Aug 1905 Keefe, Anna T. 8 Aug 1898 Keefe, Edward: 25 Jul 1902 Keefe, James 17 Jul' 1902 Keifer, Mrs. A. 1'4 Jan 1907 Kei th, Chas'. H~ 11 Dec 1897 Keith, Mrs~ Mary Keith, Salmon Keicher, Dennis: (Kehe1er in index) Kell ar, John H~ KellelT, Emaline Kelley, \Valt'er L. Kelly, J. A. 29 Oct 1890 13 Dec 1891 15 Jun 1893 16 Feb 1903 7 Dec' 1907 9Mch 1903 141 Apr 1907" (1 )Ke1sall, Rev. Sam! 6 Dec 1896: (Kelso' in fndex) Kelso, Joseph 21 Mch 1900. Kelso, Miss: M. A. 14 Feb 1905 Kennedy, A. Kennedy, Mrs. E. R. Kennedy, Infant Kennedy, Infant daughter of Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Jane A. Kennedy, L. J. Private Co. F. 131 Kennedy', Mrs'. J. H~ 4 Mch 1905~ 8 Apr 1892 28 Sep' 1902 23 Jan 1894 18 Apr 1893 29 Jun 1903 KSM 21 Oct 1898.' Burial Age Cause d. N. E. Kellar 77 Hrt.Fai1 125 (Shipped to I\1t. Pleasant, Iowa:) Victor Keller70 Blank 193 (Shipped to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa) w. H~ Kelly OFf 28 Typhoi'd F .126 Mrs. Wilt Spurgeon OH 83' Old age 183 Agnes: Kelly' w. C~ (?)Phoenicie Reno 77 Old age 57 The Family The Family' 82 Old age + 89 Clarence Kelso 57 Consumpt. 152 E. N. Kelso' Wil'l Green, Jno. Gil57 Pneumonia' 153 more, Mrs. A. Kennedy. (Burial-Paris, Mo.) A. W. Kennedy OIl Blank 17 D. Kennedy Vi'nland 1 wk? 121: S. N. Cox Kennedy'Valley'l wk 32 N. L. Kennedy The Family' Belvoir' Kennedy' A. L. Cox OIl (Shipped by Eudora) Blank 67 Stomach 26, 130 25 Chfldbfrth 74;' �43 N'ame', Kennedy, Saul Burial Date: 5" Jul 1891 Kennedy, W. J. Kenney, Mrs. Bessie Kerr, J'~ r,l. 20 May 1903 23 J'an 1907 23 {kt 1893 Kerson, Ludwic Kester, M. J. Kesting, child of K(rner, Peter' Kilworth, Mrs ~ Enuna Kimball, Elizabeth Do 4 6 30 16 281 24 Kimball, Frank 29 Dec 1907 Kimball,? Sami 4 20 Kineaster, John A. King, Urs. Anna 3 3 King, Charles A. Private Co. H' 20 Kans. King, child of 16 King, Clarense, childofT Oct Apr $ep Aug Oct Apr Apr Feb Jan May 1892 1897 1890 1905', 1900 1898 1897" 1900 1897 1900 Aug 1895 Feb 1904 Ki ng, child of King, child of King, Dora J. 12 Jul 1901 4 Aug 1901 8 Jun 1901' King, Eliza King, Henry Ki ng, Robt. L. Kingsbury, Etta 8'Jan 6' Sep' o Nov 30 Nov Ki rby, Mot a Ki rk, Chas., child of Ki rk, Li zzie S. 25 ~Ich 1893 24' Mch 1900 3 Ju1 1906 Kiser, child of Kiser, Infant KiSSinger, Mrs. S. Kline, Infant Kling, Adam 19 14 7 11 19 Knight, ~trs. G:. W. Knight, Geo. W. (?) Knuehl, Joseph 26 Apr 1900 23 J'an 1905 10 Aug 1907 Koberly, John, Koberly, Blank Koberly, Agnes Kock, Thresia Koeberle, Infant Koehler, Frank' Kombs, child of R.D. Koofer, Jacob Kostenbader, A. 18 18 20 21 2, 16 24 12 18 Apr Jan Mch Sep Jan May May May Aug Jul Oct Mch Feb Apr 1902 1896 1904 1903 1901 1905 1893 1903 1905 1896 1896 1896 1906 1895 1904 1906 1906 1892 Ordered by'. Bud al Age Cause d. ?g. OH Blank 11 Nancy Brooks, Nate Miller' The Fami ly' otf 71 StomachTrb128 H. L. Stevenson Erie,KS 42 Consumpt. 180 G. B. (?)Edgar Chicago 79 Paralysis 30 W. R. Kerr, 100 Washington St'., Chicago J. J. Cox Hesper Bl ank 22, The sons ~:li' 71 ?Debi Ii ty 60 Henry Kesting Lecompton Blank 3 The Family Twin Mound 35" Accident 159 J. Kilworth OIl Tuberculos.96 Frank Kimball OR 75 ? 70 (Died 16 Apr. Shipped from Los Angeles, Cal') Geo. Kimball Off 84-11-15 Hi-t. 194 (Died 22 Dec: in Los Angeles, Cal.) Mrs. Kimball Off 70 Stom&Lvr' 60 F. S. Hester 011 46? 89 !\Ir. Tabor? Off 56 Hrt.Faii. 58 Charles H. King OH ?20/23 Abs.Liver 92 Vernon King City, James King Off ? r yr Dif. 44 ~li Clarence King 2 wks 13& Will Bly ? King, W. Perrot OR 106 2 da. Blank A. H. King OH 106 Jonas King Eudora' 23 Blank 104 P. M. Hemez? (1) Col WRC 113 Reno IT P:;!ralysi s 1'11 A. G. Honnold ~/li 66 Par. 55 49 Blank 49 K of P; The Fami ly' OIf Kate Kingsbury Mo. 15 Tuberculos.134 (Shipped to Howard Co., Mo.) Thos. Kirby Per~ Blank 25 Ci ty Marshall Off Still born 90 J. W. (1 )Huffini s Off 30 Peritonitis171 (Shipped from Okla.) D. P. Kiser MG 4 da. 103 D. P. Kiser Clinton 6 da. 151' Blank 25 1 A. M. Dickensen Near Tonga. William Kline Linwood 1 mo/wk 131 O~C.Ruce' Pleasant Grove 72 Hrt Fail. 151 Merchants Bank for the Estate G. W. Knight OH 40? 91: John W. Glidden,Estate OFf 65 Pneumon. 152 Mrs ~ Sarah Knuehl Catholic 77 Hrt. Dis. 188 Joseph Knuehl MG 7 yr Dfpth. 52 John Koberly MG 10 Dipht. 52 John Koberly l\Xi: 7 yr Dipht. 52 John Koberly Max & Frank Kock Eudora 69 Stom. Trbl. 173 Otto Koeberle MG 3 mo. Ch.lnf. 43 Henry Koehler Big Sprgs.77 Blank 146 Joe Cox OH Still born 167 J. L. Koofer Eudora Blank 166 D. r,t. Kostenbader Off Blank 17 �44 Burial Name" 28. Feb Kosterman, Ed 3 Jul Kostman, W. R. (Knosterman in index) 16 May Kremer, Smith A. Date 1902 1893 1906 15 Oct 1895 Kuhbiel, Delight Kuhns ,Frank, Infant of 27 Oct 1891 23 Nov 1900 Kunkel, ch. 31 Aug 1901 Kunkle, John J. 28 Sep" 1898. Kunkle, Mrs. Lydia (?)Kutluith, Mrs. 4 Sep 1904 3 Aug 1901 Laborie, Eliza, 8 Nov 1906 Labzoon, Mrs. Eliza Lackey,Mercery Lucy 16 Oct 1906 Lacrouse, Nancy 19 May 1900 Laker, S. E. Lambertson, Mary 12 Jul 1896 19 Jun 1906 Lamer, child of Lamon, Roy Lamore, Julia A. 3 Jan 1900 13 i\ich 1900 1 Apr 1907 Lane ,Earnest 26 Lane, Ella 11 Lane, Emma ' 31 Lane, Geo. 14 Lane, infant 31 Lane, James H.(Jr.indexl7 21 Lane, M.. bct Nov Jan Mch Jan Feb Oct 1892 1895 1905 1906 1905 1893 1897 Lane, Michael J. 24 Sep 1902 Langenderfer, Caroline Langenderfer, Edity Langley, -L (child) Langston, C. H. Langston, Nat Langston, Syble 8Jtan 21 Jul 20 Aug 22 Nov 2 May 20 Jul 1907 1906 1898 1892 1897 1898 Laptad, child of Paul 11 Oct 1906 Laptad, Joseph 13 Mch 1907 Laster, (?)Rockell 1 Jul 1901 Laswell, John W. 26 Feb 1907 Lathrop, A. H. (?)Lavelle, Thomas Co E 50 ? Inf. Lawrence, Alfred (?)Lawrence, Leonard infant 26 Oct 1895 21 Jul 1897 18 Feb 1904 22 Jul 1905 Age, Cause d. m. 19 Murdered 113 Drowned in 28 the Blue Off 30 Blank 170 Dr. Webb & Ellen P. Kremer (Shipped from Altavista, Ks.) CH Blank 46 David Kuhbiel Hesper' Bl ank 13 J. Pieratt? Lecompton ? 97 Walter Kunkel OH 57 Htt.Fail. 107 The Family OH' Gastritis 74 J. J'. Kunkle Eudora Blank 145 C. W. Schubert Off 83 Bl ank 106 Isadore Laborie OR 69 Dropsy' l!.u ~lrs. Mary Mayo & Thomas Drisdom, Ex. 176 MG Co. Comm. & 55 Fever Robert H. Lackey Barney LaCrouse r.-G 50 Hrt. Fai 1. 92 J. W. Carney &Geo. Gilley John Ferguson MG 23 Con. 53 Blank OH 87 Blank 171 (Shipped from Oakdale, Neb.> Lane Lamer & Ci rcle fiG 10 ?hrs 87 Mr. Lamon N.S. 2 wks. ? 89 'Mrs. & fIJi-. Squires OH' 90 Paralysis 183 Mrs. DaLee V. L. Reece' & flIr. Lane OH Blank 23 Wright Lane ~G Blank 47 M. W. Lane OH 51 ? Lungs 152 r.irs. Hannah Lane OB 76 Pneu. 167 Roy Bl ackburn OH Stillborn 152 V. D. Johnson OH 25' Bl ani< Estate M. Lane OH 47 Blank 64 Philip Bride ,Jacob nit Lane Off 19 1, mo/wk 120 George C. Bailey, security Andretv Langenderfer OH 53 cancer' 185 Andrew Langenderfer OH 19 Appendicitl72 W. R. Langley OH 34 cong.of 73 Sam Rice & ? OH Blank - 22 Benevolent ~l,Family OH 27 Blank 60 Nellie Langston on 18 rno? ' 82 Alex Grigg Paul Laptad Country Stillborn 175 Mrs. Joseph Laptad r;G 66 Hrt &Br. 0182 The Family OH 75 Dropsy 105 Oli ver Laswell Augusta 75 SpinalPar.182 W. A. Walborn Ks. Blank Vinland Blank 47 Mrs.Lavelle Catholic65 Blank 62 Douglas County Wm Green & County OH 10 da 136 John Clark Blank 21 infBwls 158 f,Irs. Nannie Brooks Ordered. by' S. B. Kosterman W. Knostman Burial OH Manhattan �45 UNDERTAKER. ·Name. Lawson, Margaret Layton, Estella Layton, Jessie Burial 29 Jun 24 Feb 19 Jan Date 1907 1898 1905 Lavier,Patrick(Indian) Leamer/Learner, child Leamer/Learner, child Leamer/Learner, Wm A Leary, Mrs. E. Leary, George Lee, Ali ce M. Lee, child of Alex Lee, child of Lee, L. Lee, Maggie G. Lee, ~targ aret Lee, Mr. Lee, Mrs. Lee, Wm Carlton Lee, Wm. Lee, Willie 17 16 3 31 20 2 5 17 18 22 21 9 13 9 17 17 27 Jan Feb Nov Dec Jun Mch May Feb Aug Feb Oct Jan Jul May Oct Jan Mch 1907 1894 1894 1900 1902 1903 1899 1899 1892 1897 1901 1903 1891 1901 1899 1906 1898 Leeford, Mr. A. Leeper, Gilbert Leiper, Doyle Lemon, nIr •. LePage, Mrs. 15 14 5 24 12 May Apr Apr Jan Dec 1901 1891 1907 1898 1895 Lescher, Mrs. Maria 24 May 1902 Lescher, Mrs. W. A. 26 Oct 1895 Lescher, \'I. Feb 1901 Lester/Laster, Allen IT'May 1893 Letcher, Annie 29 Jun 1903 Letcher, child of 5 Oct 1895 Letcher, child of 1 Apr 1898 Letcher, Martha 21 Mch 1898 Leuf, \'1. B. _ ilIay 1901 (listed between 9 and 12 May) Levsch, Adam 12 Nov 1899 Lewis, child of 19 Mch 1891 Lewis, child of 10 May 1892 Lewis, child of 3 Jul 1896 Lewis, Christina 26 Jul 1899 Lewi s, Eddie 12 Jan 1896 Lewis, (?)Edna 21 Jul 1896 Lewi s, Eli zabeth 5 Sep 1894 Lewis, Ethel G. 23 Jul 1907 Lewi s, Frank 15 Jan 1898 Lewis, Joshua 12 Sep 1903 Lewis, Marion 15 Sep 1906 CTdered by Buri al ~ Cause d. f!L. Earl Hellar(s) Topeka 77/79 Hrt. 186 G. H. Wheedon TN.5. Blank 68 John M. Brown Kennedy 80 DId age 151 (Shipped from Eldorado,Ks) Valley Haskell Inst. Haskell Stomach 179 ~,l. S. i'linters Lecompton StiUborn33 Mr. Leam(rn)er Lecompton 37 W. Leam(rn)er Lecompton 41 Stomach 99 Ernest Leary OH 24 Lightningn1 The Family OH 67 Paralysis126 Alex Lee ~;G 12 80 Alex Lee ~iG 78 J. H. Lee ?I'linfield 21 Cl ark Lee m 36 LaGrippe 59 John Lee & JeNish Soc m 13 Pneu. 109 Wm Lee Catholic71 Paralysis 124 Mrs. Sv1 vi a Lee, Lee MG 11 J. H. Snyder Lecompton 103 Dr. J. H. Young ,Mrs. Lee nx; ? 19? ? 85 Mrs. John Snyder Franklin 75 old age 164 Henry Willowb1y OH 17 Appoplexe 70 (Shipped from Kansas City, Mo.) Geo Loi t & The Family ~.G ? 51 104 Mr. Leeper; A.F.III. OH 9 _Leiper; r.Irs._ OH 22 Pneu. 183 Dr. Lemon OH 69 67 (?)Jerry Gladhart(?)OH 48. Charles Cole Emery' The Family OH 75 Tuberculo.116 W. A. Lescher OH 47 The Family OH 80 Hrt. F ai 1. 10 1 A.G.Honnold;Burns & Co. OH 27 WRC Col ;Gardner Family ~X; 56 ?neu. + 130 A. G. Honnold r,·t; 46, A. G. Honnold ~.X; 70 Bert Letcher,JohnHill rIG 23 69 S. C. Marshall Chicago 18 Hrt.Trbl. 103 (Shipped to Chicego, Ill.) The Family Eudora 55 Dropsy 85 ~~.Le~s ffi 8 Chas. Lewi s ~'G 18 Peter & Charles Lewis ~X; ?27 i~lo ..1-. 53 Charles LeNis ~.X; ? 6?? 82 frIrs.Johnson;r.Tary Lutz ['rIG 27 con:-49 C.Lewis;Peter Lewis MG ?16 mo 54 Lawson Lewi s H; 36 1. D. Lewis riG 19 mo CholInf187 Peter & Charles Lewis l\'IG 4 mo 67 George Lewi s ? Crowder 70 Dropsy 132 Richard Lewis LakeView 3. Stomach 174 �46 Lewis, Mary A. (col> Burial Date 13 Feb 1907 Lewis, R•• cll. of Lewis. Mrs. Willie Lillie, Aaron Li lly, Enuna K. 13 21 26 22 Lind, ~lrs. Lindenberg, Olga 17 Aug 1904 22 Oct 1907 Lindner, Harry 21 Jul 1906 Lindsay, Alonzo Lindsey, Mary A. Lingstrom, child of Litchfield, Alice L. Litchfield, Chas. Littel, Clarenc~ Little, Mrs. Mary Locell, No---e B~ ? Lecour. Camelo Lodena, Carrie Log an, Ali ce Logan, Bessie Logan, Emma Logan, Frank Logan, Geo. J. 28 6 22 29 24 5 27 18 11 14 22 11 6 20 8 Feb Oct Jul Jul Jun Aug Oct Aug Jan Oct Sep May Sep Nov Apr 1901 1896' 1890 1902 1897 1905 1905 1904 1902 1393 1905 1896 1907 1907 1906 Logan, James Log an, John S. Log an. Mrs. Li ly Logan, Tracy Loit, Chas. Loi t, l\Iary London, Chas ~\I. Long, Alice 13 6 11 27 19 15 5 18 Oct May Oct Mch Mch Jan Feb Ju1 1898 1900 1901 1906 1905' 1903 1899 1902 ~ Aug Oct Apr Nov 1897 1901 1393 1907 Longanecker, Morris 25 Hch 1906 Longdoffer, Andy 9 Sep 1891 Longfellow, Infant D. 7 ~lch 1895 Longfellow, Mrs. 4 Mch 1895 (?)Loscall~ Mrs. Clara L5 Oct 1892 Love, A. 4' Jan 1906 Love, Mrs. A. Lowe, Mrs. Lowenstein, Minnie Lowery, Wm. 12 21 22 26 (? )Lows, Carrie Lucas, Mary 30 Jan 1893 7 Nov 1907 Lutz, ;'fIrs. Andrew Lutz, Andrew Lynd, chil d of 17 Aug 1893 3 Oct 1893 22 Feb 1895 Feb Oct Jan Aug 1891 1891 1902 1898 Ordered by Buri a1 .ilil£.. Cause d, 29... fllrs. Mary McFarland OH 70 Dropsy 181 Ali za Mon roe R. Lewi s ?Wal(arus a 1 ? 63 Charles Lewis MG 38 C.ofBw1s109 Estate of Aaron Lillie MG 26 Alice Lilly Chicago 53 Liver 191 ~Irs. H. M. Shaw (sirrohhis of) Grant & A. B. Lind Bl ank 65 appoplexi a144 [,Jarysville 24 con. 190 Geo. S. Smith Peter Lindenberg Ks. of brain Mrs. J. G. Lindner OH 50 Tubercul 172 (Shipped from Oss2watimi a) Lewi S' numford :L. R.Cnrson uIG' 3? grip 101 Robt. Lindsey Off 18 typhoid+ 56 P. Lingstrom Blank 1 A. J. Phillips OR 43 NervPros. 119 F. A. Litchfield ?Sib1ey 35 Suicide 58 Mrs.Dixon 735 Pa.St orr 8 moSinrCompl.l58 51 Dropsy' 1'61 Chas. Strong:W Li ttle ~G' Orra Loce11 OB 4 da In---- 145 Poor Commission OH 2 mo? 111 Wm Lodena Perry old age 30 Alfred & David Log an ~I'IG 2/3 wh. cough 161 Robt. Logan Clinton 2 yr. croup' 52 iI'IG 15 Tubercul. 189 Dave Logan Mr. Logan Off 66 P~rnlysis 191 Mrs. Geo. J. Log an OR 36 Pneu. 168 H. J~ Green (Shipped from Mnnhattan, Ks.) A. L. Brooks OH 1 da spasms 14 The Family OH 72 Hrt.Trbl. 92 James Jacobs:EdCooper Off 21 Dropsy' 190 Jno. Starrett OH 167 Geo.Loit; ?Imo Loit ~~ 61 KidneyTrb.l54 Charles Loi t (iG 7 S.Fever 124 OH The Family 34 Typhoid 78 L.L.Long; W. K. Foulks OH 14 moSmr.Com.118 Poor Commission Fairview 38 Pneu. Blank 167 Andrew Longdoffer.' LakeView 12 D. Longfellow OIl 40 Jacob Longfellow 01-1 40 ? B.P. & C. Willsie OB 22 R. E. Putney OU 164 (Shipped from Riverside, Calif.) Alex Love OH 7 Spt. Poor Farm' PoorFarm 13 W. Schocky' OH n Sc.Fever 112 D.G'. & ·?J.r,I.G.Watt DB 41 Cirhossis 73 (Shipped from KC, Kas.) of Liver A. G. Honnold County 24 Geo Washington OH 63 Dropsy 191 Mrs." Henrietta Elliot Dan Ulrich:G.F.Oehr1e'Catholic, 29 R. Brown; John UI ri ch . Rock Creek, PO-Echo Jas. Lynd Clinton 39 �47 Name _ Burial Date Lyon, L. D. , Co' Rgt. 2 Dec Lyon, M'ary' 9 May 25 Apr Lyons, Bert'ha 15 Jul Lyons, Lura Lyons, Mrs. Margaret 1898, 1891 1898, 1907 15 Dec 1904 Lyons, M. R. 10 Jul 1890 17 Aug 1895 Macomber, Mrs. E. ~Tadden, Ed 1 Feb 1900 (Shipped from KC, Mo.) 16 Jul 1898 ~'ladden, Emma 13 Sep 1897 Madden, Lizzie (Index - Maddox) 14 Aug 1896 Madden, Melinda 1dadden, Minerva Maddock, Mrs. Sarah 26 Apr 1901 4 Aug 1902 Majors, Mrs. P. 21 Aug 1892, ~.laloney, Helen Mandell, Mrs. Mary A. Manley, David H. Mann, Dr. M. E. 14 9 8 2 Mapp, Jacob Jr. 18 Jan 1907 Apr Mch Feb Oct 1902 1900 1900 1901 Mapp, Mrs. (?)Tennesee 1 Jan 1905 March, Mrs. 1 Aug 1902 ~Jarckley, James 15 Dec 1896 ;;larkley, Pearl 20 Nov 1907 Marsh, i\Iary E. 11 Apr 1900 Marshall, Harding Marshall, Juli a Marshall, Wm Martin, Mrs. frIartin, Frank ~larti n, Fred C. Martin, child of Martin, child of Mortin, child of ~Iartin, David & Anna Martin, David Martin, Henry Martin, Henry t,lartin, Ina May Martin, Mrs. J. D. Martin, Mrs. Margaret Martin,May,inf boy of 4 Feb 1901 29 Jan 1900 14 Jan 1901 31 Jul 1894 6 Jan 1900 14 Aug 1899 4 i;lch 1892 14 May 1393 2 May 1901 30 Jul 1892 8 May 1894 16 Sep 1896 22 Aug 1897 27 Feb 1896 23 Feb 1897 3 Dec 1897 25 Jul 1893 Ordered by Burial Age Cause' d. f£L. The Family OH 55 Li verCanc. 76 10 L. D. Lyon Off 8 yr ?virus 70 Wm. Lyons; A. H.Nilson Peori a Mr. E. Moore OH 43 Tubercul. 186 -( Shipped' from N. H.) Chas. Lyons OH 60 Surg.Oper.149 (Shipped from New York) 1 Mrs. M. H~ Lyons OH G. R. Gould orr 44 88 Charles F. Picket KennedyV.66 Pneu. Ernest (?)ParckH, 507 Del. St. KC, r,10. Thomas Madden OH 76 Accident 72 Joe Bowers Eudora 26 Oro~'med 64' mlton (?) Oacy Off Thomas Madden 54 Benevolent No. 2 Green r,Iadden OH 20 103 Juvenile Society 119 The Estate,Dr.HarveyOH 76 Col. Relief Corpi Peter r.taj or Clinton 21 Henry Heine 27' 114 John Maloney R~no R.W.Ludingham(ton) OH' 65 Pneu. 89 ~l.M .Manley;GeoEl stonlll7 80 ? Bladder 88 Mrs.r.Iann, Dr.Hornbin,Ely, 40 Appoplexial08 Ely Comp M.W. of A. Iowa Jacob Mann on 13' Bronchitis180 (Shipped from KC) JacobMapp; Benev #2 OB 55 150 The Family, OH Hrt.Fail. 119 Don Ulrick Echo 83/93 old age 57 Geo. Markley Pleas.Grove 11 Diphtheria191 rilisses Julia & Alice OR 55 Cancer 90 Marc(s)h R. H. Rogers 13? Pneu. 100 Addison Narholl A. L. Cox OH 79 88 Wm A Mars h all OH 80 /86 Stom. Trb 179 Relief Corps Col. Lakeview 36 w. H • Martin 00- , 21 Gastritis 87 The Family Or--! 28 Consumption83 Henry Martin Clinton 17 W. H • Martin OH 27 FrankMartin ; ChasSn-ow ~.17 4 da. 103 Stephen O. Martin Lecompton 20 S. D. Martin Lecompton 34 J. D.Martin :MrsE.Neal Off 79 Paralysi S' 55 on 73 Oysentry + 63 The Family J. D. Martin Kanwaka 50 OH 67 LaGrippe 59 The Family Wm Martin;Mrs.Smith OH 84 Old alJe 65 Blank OH 28 �48 Name., Burial Date Hartin, Nancy 18 Jan 1905 Martin, Samuel 12 Sep 1895 ~lartin, Serena 22 Sep 1896 Martin, Vim H. Private Co C 70 Regt Marvin, James Marvin, Mrs. Ja~ Mason, Mrs. Dorcas 18 Jul 1902 ?Indiana lOIJul 1901 29 Nov 1904 15 Oct 1894 3 Mason, Mrs. Elinor G. 17 fl'lason, Emily H. 29 nason. Nelson Pvt. Co C 8 Ill. Col. 13 Mason, Theo. 17 Mathew, Florence 9 rJathews, child of 31 Mathia, Theobold 5 Matthews, ch. of 24 Matthews, Edith M. 21 Maxwell, Leander Oct 1899 Jan 1907 Nov 1904 Jan Ju1 Aug Aug Aug Aug Jun Ordered by John D. ~lartin Emily Neal f',raj or llJartin City, Pr(a)inter ~lrs. Wallace Miss Martin The Far:1ily· Infty The Far:tily The Family I'J.C.Hill, Byron, Porter F. O. Marvin Lynn Mason 1896 1891 1891 1901 1896 1899 1906 McAllister, Mrs. A.J. 19 Feb 1902 child of 22 Dec 1892 McCall, Dorthy 29 May 1906 5 May 1891 McCall, John ~'1cCall, Louis a 23 Aug 1901 r.lcCall, Moses 21 Dec 1904 McCann, ~lrs. 7 Oct 1892 McCann, Sadie J. ' 28 Jun 1902 . (Shipped from Riverside, CaliL) , P.1cCary, Mary E. 16 Apr 1895 ~'1cCall, 1.IcClean, ~Irs. 3 Nov 1905 McClellan, child of Dr.31 Dec 1906 McClure, Mrs. Eli zabeth 5 ~lch 1903 McClure, Emerson E. [llcCl ure. Joseph R. (died at K.C., Mo.) McClure, Luch r,IcClure, Mrs. S. J. 17 Nov 1904 20 Feb 1894 14 Feb 1892 27 Jun 1893 Burial ~ Caus~ OIl 73 ? d.. fu, 151 OH 45 011' 26 OH 66 Di aerhea 56 ? 118 OH OH 81 Paralvsis 105 80 Hrt Trbl 148 36 Clinton 67 r-Irt.Dis. OH 17 Hrt Trb + 0[-1 W. C. Hill Clinton 75 Dropsy Theo. (?)Sea1y', KC City Clerk F. r:lathews The Family Frank ~rlatthews Frank I.Iat thews A. R.MaXt'lell, 640 R. I. St. O. W. McAllister David McCall C. C. r.!cCa11 Moses ~.IcCall illrs. I. Zook P:Ir~ Norwood OH OH 00 R~ J. Cunningham Robert McClure OH Croup Eudora 00 85 178 148 49 11 11 107 53 Accident 1 da ~ 7r~ yrs Typhoi d83 70 Hrt.Dis. 171 on Bonner Sprinas OH 69 Pneu. 113 Lecompton 24 Haskell 3 mo LungFvr 170 Lecomnton 10 Catholic 82 Old age +107 Lecompton 77 cancer ISO ~.~. c. ~JcCann OB 22 E. F. Caldwell OI-j 35/39 117 'J. F .. Longstreth, KC, Mo. W. H. ~1cCary North 13 Mnlaria 41 l'ti lli amstot'm Miss Nellie Sims ~~ Lung trb1 162 (Shipped from St. Louis) Dr. r:IcClellan Off 2 da 178 John Sullivan OIl 82 Old age 126 (Shipped from Kansas Ci ty, ;,10.) Mrs. O(AHlie ~I.McClure OR 31 148 OH 80 01el age John Sulli van 33 16 27 OH Pllrni111re 0._. Dealer Under1aker. AND Advertisement from weekly. 14 July. 1895 S ubmi tted by Don Vaughn darper'~ No. 100 M.... ST • Co_. TEl.. No. 126. HENRY S'. LAWRENCE, KANSAS. �49 ~McClurg(y), J. B~ (?)McCoach, John Burial Date 5 Nov 1904 6 Feb 1896 McCabe, Edi th B. ~lcConnell, J. E. 26 Jan 1902 25 Sep 1904 hlcConnell, Mattie McConnell, Mrs. M. S. McCord, Martha 14 Dec 1891 8 Apr 1891 21 Sep 1896 1,lcCord, r,lrs. Mary A. McConni ck, Mrs. McCoy; John E. McCoy, fJrs. C.P. 24 21 3 2 McCullough, Georgie 29 Apr 1900 l\!cCurdy, Mrs. Emi Iy P.IcCurdy, Jesse' ~lcEvers, Niss Earl 18 r-.lch 1902 16 Dec 1897 29 Dec 1907 i'i1cF~rlan, 22 Jan 1903 Caleb Pilch Feb Jul Jan 1902 1896 1896 1897 hlcFarland, child of P.IcFarl and, Mrs. McFarland, Hrs. J. N. McFarland, John W. ~lcFarl and, fl. S. Co C 163.L NY ~lcGee, rJrs. Ann a 22 14 6 14 27 McGee, Betty 24 Jun 1896 ~lcGee, 18 Jul 1891" chi Id of from Longton, Ks. McGee, Eliza r.lcGee, Geo. (Shipped from K.C. ~.1cGee, Ilia M. iI.1cGee,· Joseph hlcIntire, Clara B. McInturf, Nellie McInturff, :~m nlcKee, W. J. McKeever, Ann r.lcKeough, J. !'I. r,lcKim, Robt. B. ~cKin~ey, (?)Charles Apr Nov Feb Sep Sep 1897 1897 1899 1905 1904 12 Apr 1899 27 Mch 1896 18 Aug 1901 ~Jo. ) 23 Sep 1901 7 Jun 1895 15 May 1902 18 Sep 1906 3 Jun 1902 2 Nov 1891 26 Sep 1898 2 Jul 1894 27 Dec 1906 9 Jun 1892 Ordered by_ Burial Age Cause d, m,. Geo. D. ~.lcClurg OH 49 :~poplexia147 p.lrs. Mary i\1cCoach Clinton 50 Will Payne Poor Commission OH6%? 112 t;Jrs. McConnell OIr 42 TyphoidFvrl46 (Shipped from Cawker City, Ks.) J. A. Dailey flerrington,Ks. 14 Ed r,lcConnell OH 9 Ed (1) Ashtenfel ter Creston, 66 rllurdered 55 Iowa Estate; Walter PayneClinton 84 Dropsy 113 The Family Catholic 50 Mrs. McCoy OH 66? 53 C. p. McCoy OH 58 L. C. and J. E. Chapman, St. Jo Lee hlcCullough ?Jonesville, Uf 91 H. ? Corder Mo. WoS.&Nellie McCurdy OH 66 Accid.Burnll3 W. S. McCurdy OH 73 66 H. Bo Peers McComb, 17 Pneu. 194 Haskell Inst. Okla. B. D. Woodward Penn. 36 Rheumatism124 (Sllipped to Unionvill~, Pa.) Thos r:icF(lrland & sonmI 60 W. S. McF;)rland DH 80 Old age 65 J.N.;;JcFarland & son OH 65 Hrt. + 78 The Family OH 73 Paralysis 1"60 Mary J~ McFnrland aI 70 1'46 Geo. ~JcGee; Queen OH ?, and Alex ~ionroe Vic Robt.McGee; Church OH 39 ---Fever Charitable Assoc. J. J. McGee OH Robert r.IcGee Geo. f\JcGee Or-I OH 80 53 II 90 Old age 51 34 Hem. Lungs 107' Robt r.IcGee, HughBl ai r OH" 19 Eli za & flobt. r.IcGee OB L. 0. ~1cIntire OH Frank McInturf OH 35 Geo. BeattieOH 82 H. J. Cummings Belvoir Alfred Weaver OH 78 Geo. T. Richards', Kanwaka 24 H. O. Richardson & County !\Irs. Robt. B. McKim lIIadison,93 Ind. Grant Renfron Reno 108 42 Hrt.Fail. lIS' Diphtheria174 Stom.Trbl.1l7 13 Old age 74 Int. l 35 Old age 178 19 �50 Burl 61 Date Ordered by McKinney, Abe 16 Jan 1895 McKinney, child of 20 Aug 1898 OH Mrs. A. ~IcKinney Wm. Young J. McY-inney Clinton order of W. L. Payne Wm McKiney CH S. L. McKenzie OR T. C. Davis Reno ~Irs. W. Holland; ~Iet.Co. OH McMill an; ? SOciety Off Mrs. Hindman ,filrs • 1'1hi te, OH Juli a Holl and VII i\lrs. G~ Berry OH Wm McNish Clinton John McNish OH' Sheriff Cooper, Topeka (Shipped to Topeka) 8 May 1.lcKiney, child of Wm. 18 Jan McKinzie, Margery 28 Jan McKoene, child of 4 Sep McMillan, Minerva 7 Dec Mcr.ii'll en, Mrs. 1 May Mchli11io(a)n, A1f McMi 11 ian, J e s s i e 3 Dec f\lcliIilli an, Wi 11 i e 3 Dec . 21 Jan McNish, Bert McNi sh, Sarah 26 Jul McPherson, Joseph B. 19 Feb Private Co. 19 Ind. Inf Private 38 Ind. Inf McPike, Mary Belle 20 Aug McQu ay, Ann a 19 Dec McQuay, Rebecka R. 24 Apr McQuay, Rebecca 17 Jun ~IcQueen, R. R. 5 Jan (Shipped from Col. Springs) McRi11, Catherine 19 Aug 1900 1907 1891 1905 1892 1902 1893 1900 1905 1906 1898 1907' 1899 1897 1903 1903 1900 ~IcRi11, Saul 19 Nov 1903 Private Co D 77 Ill. Inf. r.1cWilliams, Mrs. Melinda15Sep 1901 J. H. McPike OR Wm McQuay; J\G EllisonOH VI McQuay OH Douglas County OH Ursa R. R. McQueen Stony Point Sarn.!'.IcRi11, T.C.Davis Reno John r;lcKan ~lrs. Lucy McRi 11 Reno Dad ? 21 Nov r,lead, r.lrs. A. Mead, Ardon 4 May ~.leader, Alex McH 9 Apr' flleans, James 29 Jul Medows, child of 24 Sep ~leddows, child of 17 Jan 7 Aug . Medows, J. W. Pri. Co A 11th Ka$.Cav. i'.Ieddows·, Hugh 20 Aug 31 Ju1 r;Jeddows, Mrs. J. W. Meeks, Nancy ~lcl'Ii 11 i ams Age Cause d. Ea. 38 10 ? 73 5ti llborn -.92 15 Typhoid F.180 6 63 Stom.Trbl 160 23 66 ?neu. 115. 36 31 ? 98 23 18 ---Lungs 151 41 Consur.lpt.l72 70 68 95 20 45 Old age ? ? 2-4 36 Pneu. 79 Dropsy or·I' 188 86 60 129 124 95 57 con 134 41 108 1.0.0. Const of Colontha 1901. ~.Iead on 14 OH 86 Paralysis 52. L. Bu11ene Robert Horrow OH 23 70 Hugh r.1eans ~Chio 47 con. 43 JWMedows, J. H. Fee Chester ·3 J. C. Heddows' OH 4 da. Croup 87 Knute Knudson, ? 61 con. 94 S.P.Daniels, W.il'ledows,Chas· [,Iedows,rJrs: Geloy Blank fiX; 2 mo.? 119 J.W.MeddotVs,S.p. Sarcoxia 44 Diabetes 94 Daniels, i,Ir. Lane' Herbert ~leeks OH 74 Paralysi s 83 (Shipped from Kansas Ci ty, Kas.) J. A. Dailey OH 4J~ Diphtheri a104 1898 r.lrs. W. G. r,Ielville OH 1900 1898 1892 1895 1904 1897 1891 1891 OH' The Family 43Inf of Bron.95 J. D. Fincher Of! 85 Old age + 67 D. M. Melvin OH 15 Mrs. ~.Ienet OH 48 ~lrs • A. 1\1. Ward OH 86 Old age 140 A. G. Menger OH Sunstroke? . 62 Gray OH 11 Geo Merch Warch in Dir) Ohio 7 1891 1896 1898 1895 1890 1900 1900 1902 1900 13 Aug 1899 Me11usih, Ruth 12 Jun (Index - Mu11ish) ~.Iel vill e t i'rlrs. 24 Mch (Shipped from Kansas City) ~Iel vi lle, W. G. ?Jr. 19 Aug ~.rel vin, ~Irs. H. 11' Jan ~lel vi n, ~lary N. 15 Jan j\Ienet, F. G. 24 Dec filenger, Mrs. A. E. 15 Apr ~lenger , H. M. (Index-Rev H 7 Jul :,!ercer, Rev. 13 Aug r:lerch, r,lrs. V. 24 Feb Buri al A: 41 Surg. ~er. 69 �51 ~. 16 Sep 1904 17 Dec 1904 Ordered by Buri a1 Age Cause d. ~iargaret [·.lerri t OH 22 ·Tubercul. (Shipped from Las Vegas, n.:,l.) Jones and Spencer H; 74 Pneu. (? )Char1ey I,lessenheim OH child ScarFvr Wm & R. B.Mesenheimer LoneStar 53 \'1 [':iessenheimer p,Iorris Florence A. Hesser OH 67 Cancer Will Cummings KC, Ks. 75 Old age + [,Ir. Rletsker Fairview 80 Old age F. F. Mettner OH 39 Can. i'drs. Cherry E. E. Meyers 0H 2 mo Levy iJeyers OB The family Ul 63 Dropsy + J ames Meyers OH 24 Pneu. f:Ir.Bond,Henry Ulric, ?Bond 76 J.I\:. ~.latney '? Miss Meyers Echo 35 Fell from L. F. Selig train Bertha Myers,[.JetIns.1,X; 22 W. Messenheimer Fairview 63 Hrt.Fail. 21 3 21 21 11 27 Dan Ulrick B. Michel i\lrs. Dimmery The fa~ily;Saunders Joseph Crumett Harry Dick Burial Date 20 Oct 1901 ~.Ierot, Geo. A. (Index -:.Ierret) 18 Dec 1907 ~errill, Mrs. A. F. 31 Jul 1903 Uessenheim, Harold 26 Nov 1901 :'.lesenhiemer, Jane Messenheimer, child of 27 Sep 1890 11 Aug 1907 Messer, Nathan T. 19 Aug 1906 Metcalf, Sarah ~Ietsker, Philip 18 May 1904 6 Dec 1897 Mettner, Mrs. Cora fe,leyers, chi Id of Ueyers, infant of 1,leyers, James ~Ieyers, John Meyers, John r.Jeyers, Leo 13 12 31 1 10 Feb Dec i,lch Dec Dec 1902 1895 1901 1897 1897 6 Dec 1900 f\'leyers, Leo mcheal, Nancy (Index ~hlitchell) mcheal, I\lrs. \11m Michel, B., child of ~iddleton, Mrs. Ella mffin, David Migliario, Constant mllard, F. O. Post 12 GAR 8 Hin r.Ji 11 er, A. L. miler, child Hiller, child 5 Sep 1903 18 Aug 1897 16 Nov 1399 r.iiller, child P:iiller, David Miller, Ed B. 28 May 1900 22 Jul 1891 8 Mch 1898 Jun Oct Apr Jan r.Jch Oct 1893 1894 1901 1896 1391 1900 Miller, Frank, child of 6 Jan 1906 31 Aug 1893 Miller, Hattie 22 May 1899 :.Ii ller, Gus Miller, mller, mIler, mller, Iiiiller, mller, ,'.liller, i',li lles t ~lills, infant Isaac James M. r,lrs. S. M. Theo. \.,I. Willie Sndie Abby Mills, Alec Mills, Carrie B. :',Ii 11 s, chi 1d of John 9 21 9 14 16 25 31 13 10 filch Sep Aug Jul Aug Mch Dec Apr Jun 1902 1902 1906 1895 1906 1900 1892 1907 1899 15 r.Jay 1394 23 Dec 1895 13 Jan 1907 w. fg,. 109 193 130 110 3 188 173 141 58 112 48 102 65 66 98 146 149 S. 27 15 da TmrSpn. 36 OH 29 i1neu. 103 Clinton 49 Lecompton 8 OH 65 ~ephritis 96 n'X; (?}Agettrs Eudora 58 Appoplexia132 J. F. [,!iller rlx; 11 Diph. 63 1,X; Charles Snow 4 da ..~ 86 Frank fHller Wm '?, David L? fIX; 5 wks 93 r,!r. Tyson ~.X; 11 fiIrs. Ell a mller 08 40 Pneu. 69 (Shipped from Lake Charles, La.) Frankl'.Iiller,ChasSnow idG 2 wk 164 ?lst Benevolent ~X; 29 Augustus hUller' ~'X; 3f L.Fever 81 W. T. Sinclair Blank OR Stillborn 113 The family,Benev~ 'OH' 68 Parnlysis 120 rJallory; Dr.Poff? Ext OIl 63 Abc.Hrt. 173 Frank m11er OH 43 J. i\J. Miller OB 10 rno Ch.Inf 173 Ci ty Marshall OH 54 Hrt.Fail. 90 Nate 1c:iller OH Dropsy Ure.24 Haskell Inst. Blank 14 Rheu.Hrt. 183 p. R. Brooks OH 24 81 (Shipped from Ottawa) John Mills OH 16 ? 34 orr John 1.Jills 48 John ~\'Iills l\1G Sti llborn 180 (note -"no charge, homemade") �52 Ordered by Buri al Age Cause d. nL. John Mills OH 2+? 86 OH 26, 106 J. H. Harding ? R. Brooks Mills, Willie 5 Jun 1893 John Hills OH 27 m1ton, Herbert 24 Dec 1904 V. F. Milton OR 44 150 (Shipped from Kingman, Ariz.) lrliner, Enoch N. 10 Apr 1895 E. N. Miner NY City' 6 ConLungs 41 n-iiner, Laura 13 Dec 1900 ~Iary Miner MG 39 Abcess 98 Miner, Preston 5 Nov 1907 P.1rs.Preston Miner OH Killed by 191 (Shipped from Omaha, Neb.) Robt. White; Benev.Lodge #2 streetcars Mirorville, child of 22 Nov 1395 A. G. Honnold OH 47 31 [I,lay 1902 ~litchell, Aggie Lavern Baxter OH 40 Cancer 116 Mitchell, Archie 4 Aug 1904 J. T. Mitchell MG 29 Drowned 144 Mitchell, Marie 6 Jan 1904 Ell a Moore ?OH 2 '? 135 ~irs. Ferguson Mitchell, Mrs. 12 Sep 1904 C. i~. Schubert Eudora 145 Mi tchell, Nancy 8 Sep 1895 D. Norwine Bolen 45 Mitchell, Viola L. .7 Nov 1895 A. G. Honnold child 47 Moak, Arthur J. 18 Dec' 1907 Mrs. Jno. Sharp, 842 OH 51 Dropsy 193 N.Y~ & Will Moak (?) hlohundro, Eddie 5 Apr 1902 A. J. ~Iohundro MG 12 114 Moli ne, Albert 19 Mch 1904 Blank OH 7 da. ? 139 Mo(a)llison, Mrs. 19 Sep 1890 N. J. Fluke OH 3 1I10nroe, Liona E. 22 Jul 1907 Chas. E. Monroe OH ?42 Bwl.Trbl. 186 Monroe, ~1rs. 26 Jan 1893 Ned lI.Ionroe Reno 24: Mr. W. (?)Phonicie Monroe, !',lyrtle 23 Sep 1901 F. M. Monroe OB 3 108 Monroe, Mrs.Robt. 22 Mch 1899 Robert Monroe OH 80 Old Age 79 (Elizabeth) (Shipped from Leavenworth) Monroe, W.R., child of 17 Aug 1907 Chas.& W~H. Monroe OH Stillborn 187 (?)Montes, Mrs. W. H. 7 Dec 1904 Walter H. Montes OH 34 IIemmorage 149 Moody, Mrs. Ella 29 May 1895 G. Fricke OB 42 lviook, Mrs. M.M. 3 Dec 1902 Mook Bros. OH 72 Cancer 123 Mooney, Tom 23 Nov 1901 A. Getker Eudora Killed 110 Moore, Burton 12 Mch 1899 C.C.James;Co.Corn. ~IG 23 on Died 79 23d Kansas (Shipped from Leavenworth) crs from St. Louis to Leavenworth Moore, C. J. 13 May 1904 B. H., Denver,Col Removal 32 Paralysis 141 Mr.! Dukin (Shipped to Denver, Col.) Moore, Clara 4 May 1907 Clayton ldoore OH ~ Accidenta1l84 Moore, Edward 27 Jun 1891 ~Irs. Moore Oil 10 Moore, Ella 30 Mch 1903 J. Moore OB 19 con. 127 Moore, Henry 26 May 1903 Frances Hoore OH 50 Abscess 129 Morgan, Mrs.· (?)Ino 21 Oct 1901 Saml Morgan MG 53 ? of Hrt. 108 Moore, Jir.nnie 7 Apr 1894 Mrs. Emma r,loorel'Jilliamstown 15 m.Measles 34 ~loore, John Allen 13 Dec 1906 Mrs. Harriet Bolden ~lG 16 Typhoid F.177 ~Ioore, ~Iari a 6 Aug 1904' Theo A. Moore OH 52 Chf,iorbis 144 (Shipped from Cambridge, Ind.) Mr. Johns of Ottawa i,Ioore, Minta 10 Nov 1897 Thos. Moore OH 99 Old age 65 1 Mch 1901 Morgan, J. H. The Fami ly OH 49 Cancer 101 !'.Iorgan, Lawrence 31 Aug 1906 Jno. r.lorgan OH 6 yrSpinalTrb173 Morgan, Milo E. 13 Nov 1902 ~lrs. R. E. nIorgan OH 25+Tuberculos123 (Shipped from Cannon City, Col. ) " Mo rg an, Mi s s 5 Jan 1891 Sam l\Torgan . P.IG 5 ~ Mills, Ollie Paul mlls, Ross' Burial Date 17 Dec 1399 30 Jul 1901 �53 UNDERTAKER. Burial Date 25 Sep Morgan, Robt. Priv. Co. G 76th USC Troops 27 Aug ~lorri s, Mrs. B. 5 Sep Morrison, child of 11 Nov Morris, Christopher of 2 Aug ~lorris, John, infant 9 Sep Morris, Phillip 9 Morri s, Dr. R. Surgeon 2... Ill. Infy. ilIorris, Rosa 4 30 Morris, Mrs. W. 1 r.Jorrow, John Morrow, Sarah M. 10 ~'lorrowville, Wm. 16 Morse, Eb(Index-Eben) 10 ~lorse, iIlrs. 4 ~.10 rt i me r/l,'j'<:lt h eW5i Al 21 Mortimer, Nellie 5 Morton, All i e 28 Morton, Wallace 24 ~1oses, :~Ir. W. 7 1901 1905 1897 1893 1890 1907 Mch 1898 Oct Dec Aug Oct Dec Dec Jun Jun Sep Jan Mch Mch 1895 1897 1901 1902 1904 1890 1891 1903 1899 1896 1903 1899 fllosby, Jane Mosser, rdrs. C. 11 Jan 1907 20 Oct 1905 (?mothens, Myrtle f,'\otheros, Kempy' Motherus, Lavinea Moul tin, (?)Amanda Moultin, child of fI'Iozeley, Ed Mue 11 er, Peter 11 22 20 20 31 19 21 May Dec Jan Oct Mch Nov Nov 1894 1897 1898 1902 1891 1903 1898 i.luff, Harry(Index-Muffert21Jan Muff ,May/r-.Iary Frances 15 Aug Mull, child of 17 Oct !\Iull, r.Irs. Ellen 16 Dec 1891 1905 1897 1903 llIumford, Albert Mumford, Cora 17 Feb 1902 19 Nov 1904 nunroe, infant Susan J.S. ~Iurdock, ;;joses 24 Jun 1902 8 Oct 1903 26 Feb 1898 ~.Iunroe, Ordered by Burial Mrs.Hattie Morgan OH Douglas County OH The Family Blank P. J. Morrison Wm Morris; A.L.Cox A. ~Iorri s i.X; ~Irs. L. H. Perki n s; OH Sister; Mrs. Bogartiss The Fami ly OH AgeCause d. 70 Dropsy ~. 108 69 Paralysis 159 4 da 63 86 Old age 31 2 189 74 Paralysis 69 46 E. H.Cardwell/Cadwell Lecompton Wm Morris Lecompton 52 LaGrippe 67 C.O.& Sarah ~.1.r.Iorrow n'G 85 Burned 106 C. O. Morrow H; 68 Cancer 121 Mrs.Ella r·.Iorrowville uIl 55 Pneu. 149 Wm Morse; Coroner OH 4 I3l ank MG 10 J.H.Mathews:CoronerOH 26 Drowned 129 Chas. Mortimer OB 49 Cancer 84 Dan ldorton ;iIG 49 Chari s trTorton ~iX; 22 126 P.P.Phillip; nrs. Vinland 85 DId age 79 Moses; Mr. Stevenson Andrew Bosby O£1 70 Hrt.Trbl. 179 Geo Mosser. Reno 83 01d age 161 _?_ Noidilhoff B.J.Whitman; Dg.Co. orr 2yr ~Ieasles 34 A. G. Honnold ~IG 66 10!~ Jmnes Munroe;A.G. H. MG ?'48 Paralysi s 67 Lee !vloul ti n OH 50 Pneu. 122 Don Moultin ilX; 8 Mrs .Mable r:'!ozeley OH 79 Kidney + 134 Mrs. Norton .oIl Rupture 76 (Shipped from Guthrie, 0k.) Mr. 1;luff--DeerCreek 6 Jacob Muff ()H 4hrs No Dr. 159 ~,Ir. Olmstead Or-! 2 mo? 64 OIl 78 ~ld"""'30e + 134 The Family (Shipped from (?)Kechie, Ks.) Lewis Mumford; City OH 24 Accident 112 (?)Jessee Dillard OH 53 ~Ieningi tis148 (Shipped from Pueblo) F. i,I. Munroe OH 21 da __?__ 117 The family OR 66 Nerv.Pros.133 E.F ~Hobbs; !'Gi-Ionnold CH 68 �54 ~ Murphy, ~Iurphy , Murray, Murrow, A Buri al Dnte Muzzy, H. C. Myers, child of E.E. ~'lyers , Jas. ~,I • 17 21 5 21 4 29 29 29 Apr May Mch Jul Oct Dec Mch Nov 1901 1892 1907 1902 1906 1906 1906 1907 ['Iyer, Johnie A. Myers, Oli ve Alice ~lyers , R. T. Nace, ,'\meli a Nadelhoffer, May Neal, Albert 24 ~;lch 14 Jul 11 Apr 18 Sep 22 Sep 20 (,lay 1903 1902 1906 1907 1895 1896 Neal, (?)Jourdan Neff, r;lrs. Eli zabeth Nelson, A. Nelson, Bertha Nelson, Frank (col) Nelson, Jennie 24 25 30 26 10 8 Jul Feb Jun Jan Dec Aug 1902 1897 1892 1906 1894 1906 Nelson, Joe Nelson, John Nelson, Martin Nelson, r,1other Nelson, idrs. Priscilla Nelson, Rose Nelson, Sarah J. I'~ess , Wm 1 27 21 21 17 30 25 10 Oct Aug Nov Ju1 nJay Jul Aug Feb 1900 1905 1906 1905 1902 1901 1901 1894 Nevison, Francis A. Nevvison, {I' H. 2 Oct 1903 30 Jan 1901 i'JewbOly, (? )Edey Newby, :)li ver L. Newlin, 1dr. H. Newlin, i,Irs. J. M. Newlin, ;,irs. Mary Net'rnan, Dr. Surgeon 3 Ks r,t NetlJlll8n, Susan Newmin, Lucia ~I. 15 13 19 23 19 30 26 Dec 1905 18 Feb 1904 Newsom, ~.Tr • Newsom, r\Jrs. Nancy 7 Apr 1893 14 Jun 1903 North, Mrs. Northnlr> , John E. 2 r~Ich 1905 21 Aug 1907 Northway, Frank 14 Sep 1900 Norton, James Norton, Jnmes E. 15 Aug 1895 23 lrJch 1898 ~lusick, Andrew Mrs. (?)Fran A. Mrs. Mary E. W. H. ~ • . ~'lch .e.pr Aug Nov Dec Apr 1891 1906 1897 1905 1904 1905 Ordered by Buri til l1illt Cause d. ~. OB 102 74 ldurphy 18 OH E. C. Murphy Of! lyr SpintlElen182 Blank 37 ChronicDitl1l8 F. n.~lurrow:Benev#2 OH 175 Hesper Carl Schurbt Sarnh Rluzzy;Co.Com. ~,X; 72 ~!eningi ti ::178 OB 167 E. E. Myers o:-} 80 Senility 192 Mrs. ~il1 Rankin (Died in Topeka, Ks.) i',13th ~iTyer OB 5 :TI0h'1!( 127 E. E. Meyers 03 4 yr. Dysntryl18 f;lrs. ~IagSJie !Ilyers [',;G 50 Suicide 168 Lecompton 63 Panlys .189 John ,s, ','.m Nace Wm Nadelhoffer Oi! 45 fIrs. A. Nenl Og 39 E;>i lepsy 52 OB 78 118 The Family B. L. Hoover Belvoir 60 Stomach 57 r)H (?HTr. Lofgren 19 orf Htlrry C. Nelson 17 mo.NhCough165 A. G. Honnold ~IG 37 N. Lmvrence OFf 29 172 Harry Nelson ~.IG A. G. Honnold 64 Lung Trbl. 94 The Family on 34 Ole! .a0e 159 Lucy Nelson ~IG Hrt.Dis. 177 !,X; Louisa Nelson 81 aId age 158 OIl r.trs. Frank _?_ 73 Erisipolisl16 F. H. Nelson Clinton 8 ?mLaGri ppe106 Poor Comm f.G 65 gen.dibil.l07 G. B. Snow; Albert f~ ~lG 34 consumpt. 33 Alice Ness W. W. Nevison 03 66 Apnoplexy 132 W. W. Nevvison OB 36 con. 100 (Shipped from Cleveland, Ohio) [Jenry l":r T. F. Newby on chi Id 8 Henry Newby OH 51 Lung trbl 168 J. M. Newlin OR 85 Old age 63 J. M. Newlin OR Cancer 162 J. M. Newlin vB 76 Hrt Foil. 150 ? Foxan OH 80 mel aqe 155 ~;lrs.Scott;VernerNetlJman Dr. Albert Net'!!llan Jas. Faxon i.Irs. Newsom H. B. Newson Ofr r.G 50 Tumor 72 OIl Mt.Gileod 74 con. Ohio A. W. Flora Collins 80 Old a~e Mrs. Amoretta Northnlp on 75 ?aralysis 2 girls; Ed Northruo B. F. Bopp(ff)er ' OH ?69 Kidneys (Shipped from N. Topeka) The Family OR The Fnmi ly OH 34 Accident 163 137 26 129 153 188 95 44 69 �55 ') Age Cause d. ElL· 23 DeerCreek 22 Kanwaka 23 DeerCreek 28 DR Suri a1 Name Burial Date ,')rclered by (?)Nuffer, Mrs. A. Nuffert, Christ (?)Nuffer, Mrs. 2. Nunley, Alice 28 29 9 13 August Nuffer Peter Nuffer? Peter Nuffer Chas. ~.IcFarland Geo. Nunley A. G. Honnold OH ~Ir .Nunel1y, (,Irs. f.\cCrayOH (?)Wm McGeorge Alma ~)otter Blank R.G.Temple;The Family OH Nunelly, Nunelly, ~',lrs. ~Irs. Nov Sep Dec Aug 1892 1892 1892 1893 4 Feb 1897 9 Feb 1897 26 Nov 1890 Nunelly, Richard 12 r,tch 1903 Oakes, H. A. Capt. Co. I 129 Ill. 9 Oct 1906 Oatman, Leti ti a A. G. natman O~I (Shioned from ICC.) Roy Oatman OH i',Irs. E. \'Ii Ison ''iII . Frank French mr lllr. F. D. O'Brien or-j Frank French OR I, Oatman, Roy B. 6 27 Oberg, John Obrien, John 5 O'Brien, fIrs. D. died 22 1)' Sri en, ~.Iarv 1 (From - I~dianaoo1is) 'y'Srien, ?,lrs. Nancy 30 O'Connor, ~,lrs. Esther 30 Odea, Charles 16 CItlell, H8rry W. 3 Deherle, r,lrs. Alvina 19 30 Oesch, Jacob i)liver,Uary ~:1argaret 19 (Shipoed from Junction Oliver, [drs. Susan W. 9 Oct Ju1 Nov Feb Dec J'Loughlin, child of Jlds, Rev. Frank B. Dison, AUGust 01 son, [IIrs. C. 'Olson, Caroline (:Phi r, Cynthi a Oppeman, Jno. 4 17 10 5 5 30 10 Jul ,Oct Nov Dee Nov (?)Orander, P.Jrs. June Oren, Abner 15 Jun 1905 20 Dec 1905 ~render, Allen T. (?)Orr, Hurold ~rri ck, Grace 3 Dec 1900 4 Oct 1901 11 Nov 1897 Osborn, Frnncis H. Oswalt, iiattie Overstreet .. (?) Aneka ,averstreet, Aneka 21 30 19 21 1906 1892 1903 1899 1907 Dec 1394 Nov 1893 ~Ich ·1892 Feb 1904 Apr 1900 Jul 1906 Feb 1906 City) Jan 1901 1890 1907 1897 1903 1903 Aug 1094 :Jct. 1907 Aug Jan Feb Feb 1891 1903 1902 1902 Overton, Edward 9 nell 1901 ?rivrlte Co. G 79 U.S.C.F. Owen, Edwin T. 19 Jul 1903 OIl/ens, Nan ey ['J. 5 Feb 1907 D. tIl. Obrien S. ,D Spencer . 58 28 con. 4 65 Paralysis 126 74 ·')ld alJe Dil1htheria175 20 80 Old nge + 133 79 Cancer 76 Hrt.Trbl. 192 79 " 34 44 87 47 Drnpsy ?neu. :)ld n'ie Pneu. (?) Dennis Ddea Reno Blank (sent to KC, ;,10. ) KG, Ks. G. 0eherle \'!m r!iedemann 'JH Of! Adam ,')liver 175 3~ ;"lH DE 59 38 31 17 136 91 172 166 :'Ir-I 89 Pneu. Clarence Hall 99 lIarry [lopenoe 81 anI. CatllO Ii c 1 I,Irs. Olds; tIenryHaynes OIl 66 :·Iem. of Lung 190 The Family OH 59 Liver Com. 65 A. Olson 0:1 92 StomnchTrb134 Ed Olson r)[-I 72/76 133 B.A.&, O.W.hlcA11ister,OH 85 Old a~le + 36 l'Ji 11 Cpperman Catheri ne'~)permcm DB 74 Paralysis 190 The Family; Met. Ins. Dr-r 43 Tumor 157 E.A.Roper; J. ZoblerClinton 65 CongBwls 163 [J ary P_?:..-...... bYnri on 0render Reno 2~ Diph. 98 Oscar)rr Kanwaka 2 mo. ? 108 Jess Thompson Eudora 65 t'!. C. :1arri s Rev. !I. :;sborn 12 ;,\U Frank [)swal t 26 Hrt.Trbl. 125 Lewis ~"'verstreet 70 ;laralysi s 112 The Family O~-I 73 P3ralysis 113 Court of Colontha ,lII Douglas County 68 ? 101 • The Family-:" .Tames :"'\':ens ' j , .. Ou .. 1 34 Kidney 130 60 Hrt. Fai 1. 180 �S6 Name· . Owen, Noah Owens, Robert Burial Date 30 Dec 1904 4 Apr 1895 Pallar, Edward 15 Apr 1901 ?rivate Co. K 54 U.S.C.F. Palm, A. 8 Nov 1906 ?nlm, I\lrs. C. Palmateer, Lucy Parcels, Elizabeth M. Pardee, Jane E. Parker, child of Parker, child of Parker, ~Irs. M.E.S. ;larker. Rufus Pnrkhurst, Clara F. Parks, Elizabeth E. 6 25 1 24 8 25 5 19 10 5 ADr Dec Sep Feb Aug Apr Oct Nov 1899 1905 1907 1905 1396 1898 1903 1905 ~ep 1897 Apr 1901 Parks, J. E. 7 Jun 1900 (Shipped from Ratoon, New [ilex.) Parish, Clyde 11 Feb 1907 Parnell, child of 13 nct 1896 Pnrnell, ~lrs • [,Iari a 29 J\ug 1895 Parnhan, Rachell Parnoll , Thomas Paronta, Loyd M. ilnrtellia, Nelson Pate, ?Daniel 13 Dec 11 May 29 P,lch 16 Feb 26 Jul Patterson, Angie Patterson, Anna 24 Jul 1906 10 Jun 1906 i.latterson, Elsie' 15 Dec Patterson, Belan B. 1 Apr ?atterson, Howard, inf. 17 Aug Pntterson, James W. 1 Aug r Patterson, .J. ..... 17 Jul Pntterson, P,lrs. 26 Feb Patterson, nIrs.lIIaggie 20 Jul (Shipped from Reno, Nevada) Pntton, Ell a F. 11 Jul 1900 1898 1901 1901 1099 1907 1907 1907 1904 1890 1892 1905 1905 Patton, Rachel \'1. Patty, child of ilatty, Harvey H. 30 \~tct 1902 21 Feb 1092 17 Jan 1897 Patty, Jennie C. Patty, ~\Irs • L. Paul, Mrs. O. Paul, Robt. Payne, cll. of Peni rs ,Carrie Gertrude ?eairs, John B. 4 29 20 8 29 8 26 Nov 1890 May 1905 ~lay 1894 Sep 1901 Nov 1898 Sep 1906 ;"ct 1895 . . Burial Age Cause d. 2.u. Ordered by Frank & Chas .,)wenOH 82 150 40 Sons of rJorgan Jones KennedyValley Cemetery nenr KC, illo 102 County 'XI 80 DId age orr llIrs. B. Reynolds 176 71 Cancer :'Jill Palm OH Andrew Palm 63 Suicide 80 :,)H 3 Sons; Father 61 Hrt Trbl 163 Byron Parcels 64 Stomach + 188 Jno. ~)ardee 153 Henry ?arker 'in 2 \'II<s',' 54 Henry Parker i;lG 6..1. Croup 70 B. F. Smi th ""I-1 89 Old age + 132 Ad Carter f- wife OE 75 Kielney 162 p,Irs. Nettie \'1ilson ,)H 33 i-'eritonit. 64 Miss Parlee Doors Clinton,67 Dropsy 102 r1lary L. (.- Fred Davi s r.Jo. p.Irs. J. E. Parks [IX; 36-11-19 93 C. Gribble Consumption 1.PRri sh;E~ E.rdyers Lecompton 16mo.Diph.181 W·. J. P8rnel1 Lecompton Sti llborn 56 ;'lells Fargo Ex. A.J. & W.J.Parnel1;Parnell 45' A.J.Parnell, Jr. Junction W. J. Kennedy OH Poison-1- 98 The Family Clinton 73 ?Tumor 71 i'Jelson Paronto r:.lctrysville 4-10 Jp. Accidl02 Haskell Institute Haskell 101 Lawrence Lodge #1992 DB 50 .2erotinitis82 I~nF; Williams ,S- Henderson U. S. Cl nrk Or-1 65 B\\11 Trbl 172 ~Irs. Addie \!lhite; DH 46 Lung Trbl 170 Geo Patterson;' Benevolent Lodge Geo Patterson 0H 17 Consumpt. 193 \-11m Patterson on 13 wk.No Dr. 183 I-Toward Patterson OH 188 Z. Patterson 12 144 H. L. nloore 1 N. S. Clark on 16 Jesse 3lackburn ·JE 43 158 LeRoy Blackburn; Court of Calantha Geo F. Barker OJ! 46 138 J. C.Patton R. L. ?atton Clinton 61 StomachTr.122 Fred Patty Clinton 16 :1. H. !)attey il.IG 2% mo.?,? 58 John Acres n.H.Patty;?T. Corey P.X; 4 Mrs. Mary nerriam rJG 77 Paralysis 156 Olin Paul Dil 35 'I. Paul OH 38 Rheum3ti sr.J107 W. L. Payne Clinton 4':'? 76 H. B.Peairs; Haskell ;DH 7 appendicitisl74 (?)Leo(v)ir Bros. Vinland 47 - �57 Buri al Age Cause d. lJ:L. Nmne Pearce, nllie Pearcey, Lloyd Buri al Date ')rdered bv 28 Jan 1896 9 Apr 1903 Pearis, Mrs. J. B. !.learl, Emma f;lay 13 Sep 1398 12 Jul 1900 Pears, child of Frank Pears, nrs. Nancy A. 6 Feb 1906 21 ~Iay 1897 Pearson, Ar.tanda Pearson, Donald Pearson, John 27 R'lch 1901 12 Dep 1907 2 Nov 1905 011 L. S. Pearce 49 C. E. i)earcey 127 LoneStar 2~ J. L. Jones Pearis 3rothers Vinland 67 Cancer 74 C. Loit [',IG 6 mo .Chol. inf 93 H. G. Pearl, 1234 Taylor,Armourdale, K. 2rank iJears ~)!-I 166 R. W. Sparr Collinsville 71 ?erntinit. 61 Illinois. John & Philip ?earson ~iG 58 Dropsy 102 Jack&Phi llip Pearson :)H 11 mo Colic 189 Billy Pearson :;IG 68 fIrt Fail 162 J. A. Benson ruI Chas. Pease 2 Mrs. S. Bryant lH 80 Paralysis 72 Pease, child of 8 Pease, Edward W. 27 Co. A 124 Ill. Infantry Pease, r,Ir. W. H. 2 Peer, Hazel Edith 27 Pellot, child of 20 Aug 1890 Jul ·1898 Private Dec 1892 Feb 1894 Jun 1900 Penden, child of Pendly, Minnie Penfold, Rich Percell , ~Iary A. Pers(cHng, Abraham Perkins, Lucius H. Perkins, Otis G. 6 4 15 22 30 6 22 Dct Jun Dec Sep Mch Jun Sep 1891 1901 1896 1899 1891 1907 1899 . . errlne, B. J. - ~ID Perrine, B. J. Perry, Aaron Perry, Eddie H. Perry, Eldred E. Parry, Sarah (?)Perther, Edmund ? Petefi sh, Geo. N. 17 13 1 12 10 7 29 5 Mch May Jan Jan Aug Sep Apr Jun 1896 1896 1892 1897 1906 1399 1892 1907 Peters, Lou H. 25 fipr 1907 Peters, Stephen Peterson, Alfred Peterson, Cecelia Peterson, child of Peterson, Christian Peterson, Erick 25 14 16 6 16 8 ?eterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, (?)Hans p. Millie f,Irs. P. J. 19 Feb 1900 22 Apr 1896 4 Feb 1893 27 Mch 1906 Peterson, Willie F. Mrs. Ester A. ?etrie, Richard R. 14 Dec 1393 3 Oct 1905 7 Dec 1905 ~ ~etit, Jan Jul Jan Aug Feb Dec 1892 1906 1898 1892 1900 1395 C.A. & ilorrace Pease ~H 23 I'Jm Peer; H L Jacobs Vi nl and 18Sp as. Cra.'11p 33 C. W.:.lellot OH 6?'( ? 93 Hugh Blair A. G. r-!onold 13 J. C. Penclly MG 2+ Croup 104 fllr. Sedgwi ck Tonga. 79 nld age 57 The Family OB 65 -1... 84 Mrs. Beaty Or! 8 [',Irs. L. H. ?erkins ;lH 52 Falling 185 L. H. Perkins"'H 76 84 (Shipped from Beloit, Wis.) The Family Vinland 51 Thomas (?)StronCC:hirped to Indiana) 52 The Family O:'i 15 J. S. E'erry 0!1 19 ? 58 Newton Perry :-m 2 m020 d 173 E. Hole ;~.Irs E nartin O:~ 80 con of 8wls84 A. G. Honold (m 18 Mrs MargaretPetefishClinton 71 Cancer 185 (?)Luih ?etefish rim Nadlehauffer Reno 57 Consumpt. 184 son ~"lill Peters The Family;G.?ierson DH 15 Mrs. p. J. Peterson mI 21 Typhoid F 173 C. Peterson' OH 92 Typhoid...1 67 Peterson nH 20 The Family 0H 50 Pneu 88 John Johnson OIl 48 Gustafoson The Fami ly :JH 46 Typhoid + 88 Anderson PattersonOH 65 52 (?)Louis PetersonOH 24 [,Irs. Jno Nace; j'.!rs. .oH 68 rlrt Trbl 67 Saunders; Mary Peterson Loui s Peterson ;iff 22 32 julian C. Petit 0H ? 56 161 lJrs. Ed Petrie DB 84 .')ld alJe 163 rJrs. Agnes L::ptad �58 C'rdered by Buri a1 Age Cause d. fg.. N. A. i:'etterson mr 6 mo. Typhoid 75 Petterson, Edna John Petty lUG 56 3.-. 31 Petty, Mrs. A. Henry (?)Conder;Willi amstoml54 ?neu. 75 Petty, Charles J. H. Fee & ~etty son 21 Petty, Jacob N. 13 Aug 1892 R~ J. Petty MG 83 58 Petty, Richard J. 25 Jan 1900 The Family JI,l:; Corporal Co. E 6th Kans. Cavalry Post 12 GAR 10 (?)Phenicie, G. W. 29 May 1891 Phenicie Reno 39 57 (?)Phenicie,Mrs Georgie 2 Dec 1896 \I!.C.~;James..L Reno 61 Pneu. 77 Phillip, Mrs. p.p. 6 Jan 1899 p. P. Phillip OH 13 SummerComp131 Phillip, Herbert 9 Aug 1903 Charles Phillip OH 1 wk 108 ?hillip, infant 13 Sep 1901 Lewis L & A J Phillip :)P. 97 117 Phillios, Wm. 2 Jul 1902 Douglas Co; Family iilG Priv~te Co. K. 83 Rdg. V.S.C.F. Infty (? )?hilpe1, ?Jrs. Alice 4 Sep 1905 John Smith Colyer 75 ?Exoustionl60 (Shipped from Wheeling, Va.) Mrs. l Philpen Fairview 74 Kidney + 143 8 Jul 1904 ?hi1pen, Wm. Harry iJickins OB 3 wk 144 9 Aug 1904 Pickins, infant o L & John Q Pickens OH 23 maida 70 10 Apr 1898 Pickins, John L. o D & John Pickins OH 8 Pneu. 80 10 iI'Iay 1899 Pickins, Ross Haskell Institute Blank 22 Diph. 108 (?)Pickotie, Lizzie 6 Oct 1901 (Shipped to ?Docotah) 4 Nov 1890 Mary A. Beatty OH 4 ?ierce, Walter H. 83 i1heu. + 111 The Fami ly nH Pierson, Eliza J. 1 Jan 1902 23 Acu te Dem. 142 11 Jun 1904 AU9ust Pierson 0H Pierson, Fred . (Shipped from Topeka) 16 J. A. Pierson Vinland Pierson, G. A. 11 Feb 1892 68 The Family OH 78 Dropsy + ?ierson, Thomas M. 15 Feb 1898 Pigott, [,Irs/Miss Lizzie 11 Oct 1907 Geo. Pigott DH 64 Gen. BrkDn 190 ?itcher, Ada 9 Jun 1902 Robt. McGee OB 117 14 ? Mrs. ? Pitcher 26 Oct 1891 Geo. Washington ? 2i tcher, Hi.ss· 13 County Order of Marshall i.litts, child of 10 Mch 1891 Geo. Pitts Vinland 7 PI oslcet t, 1'1m. P. 29 Nov 1907 C WRoberts:Mrs. Baldwin 84 'Paralysis 192 \'Jiggins (Died in Excelsior S.) Plummer, Mary E. 6 Mch 1907 A. Monroe OH 76 Old age 182 (? )Poff, Henry W. 13 Dec 1895 John i:J. Bullock Clinton 48 Private Co. I 39 Illinois X Infantry (Killed in a runaway --+--neck broken) (?)Po1ar, r.lrs. Matilda 28 Jan 1902 R. B. McWilliams OH 68 Tumor 112 Polk, Miss Blanch G. 22 May 1899 Mrs. ~)erry Polk m1 17!,f Bwls 81 Juvenile Society Polk, (?)Lindsay 26 May 1903 The Family OH 20 Hrt Trbl +129 Poll ack, Mrs. 9 Apr 1905 T.Pollock;J.Wnttems Olf Cancer 155 (Shipped from K.C.) Polan, Mrs. 4 Aug 1900 James Polon Hope,Ks 26 BloodPois. 94 (?)Polson/Palm,Andrew 6 i\Iay 1905 Mrs. Gustavson DH 75 156 Pomeroy, tv. 24 Aug 1898 E. :-Iertzler ?leasan.t 1 lilO. 73 N. ?omeroy Grove Pontius, (?)Ina 22 Jan 1901 Arthur ;->ontius OH 9 yrs 100 Popenoe, B. T. 1 Dec 1904 The Fami ly OB 29 Typhoid 148 (Shipped from K.C.) Popenoe, Kate L. 6 Feb 1903 ? D. & Thos :)openoe OH 65 Hrt Trbl 125 Porter, chi Id of 21 Nov 1897 Benton Porter TlG 7 da 65 Porter, B., child of 9 Feb 1898 (?)Benjamin Porter Clinton 2 ..:LFever 68 Burial 2 Nov 5 Dec 2 Nov Date 1398 1893 1898 �59 N(JIle Porter, H. child of Porter, J. H. Burial Date 26 Jun 1905 16 Apr 1907 Porter, Roy V. Posch, blank Posch, Annie - 11 r~lch 10 Dec 6 Dec 2f- :run 3 Dec 25 Nov 19 Dec poti"(i.>er, ~irs. E.C. Potter, C~roline Potter, Otis ?otts, Effie' w. 1901 1896 1896 1891 1900 1892 1897 Potts, \11m. 18 Powell, Clayton 22 Powell, Emily 20 Powell, infant 25 Powell, J. B. 4 Powell, Jimmie 26 Pratt, Mary J. 18 Preble, Mrs. 1 Prentice, child of 15 Prentice W. H. 25 (?)Prentiss, S.B. 12 Price, child of 7 Price, child of 13 Priestly, Willi am 13 Primraux, Paul (Indian)12 Pringle, Josephine 25 Pryer, Grace Hanna? 27 Puckett, Mrs. Mary A. 1 Pullen, child of 23 Purcell, G. W. 1 Purcell, Loyd S. 20 Purington, S. N. 11 Nov Jan il:Jch Nov Aug Mch r.lay Jul Aug Jun Oct Oct Oct Feb Dec Nov Nov Feb Jan Jun Dec Jan 1894 1901 1898 1901 1895 1895 1907 1895 1890 1895 1892 1895 1895 1898 1906 1907 1907 1900 1891 1891 1905 1899 Purnell, Mary Purnell, r,lr. Queen, Chas. (Indi an) Quigg, John 17 13 19 15 Jul Feb Jul nlch 1906 1894 1902 1893 Quinl an, John Raffle, child of 16 Dec 1903 8 Jul 1902 Raffle, Francis Raffle, lola Raffle, Willie Rar.1er, Henry Randall,Mrs. Elizabeth Randall, James RandOl, Mrs. E. L. Randolph, Mr. N. H~ 22 11 27 27 18 28 13 6 Jul Mch Jan Oct Oct Feb Dec Jan 1900 1907 1904 1901 1893 1891 1904 1905 Rankin, Elbridge 27 Feb 1906 1 Nov 1902 Ranki n, Herbert J. (Shinned from Manilla, P. I.) Ordered by_ Burial ~_ Cause d. !3l~ Peter Terry OI-I 157 Mr. Y. (?)Peard 76 Apoplexy 184 (Shipped to Decorah, Iowa) (?) Mayor Gould DR con of lungsl0l Henry & Herman Posch Vinland 9 Diph 57 57 Henry ('; Herman Posch Vinl and 12 Diph. Wm. Lescher 011 10 ~lrs. R. Addison OH 85 Old age 98 Mrs. Potter OH 23 A.G.Honno1d;Jenni Pols:)H 6 66 Viola ?Tent May Fields (?) J .r.I. Cameron Hllrtford, Ks. 37 Chns Powell; Rogers HG 18 mo Croup 100 H. H~ Powell OH 64 69 Chas. Powell ~'IG Stillborn 110 The Family nH 44 ChasPowelI;AJDicker MG (child) 40 L F Pratt;l':Iark EllisOH 62 Paralysis 185 E B & G I'J Preble rJG 24 con. 43 C T K Prentice Oll 2 C T K Prentice :on 37 Peritonitis42 Mrs P &- W A >+-- OH 22 A G Honnold OR 46 A G Honnold OR 46 The Family OR 71 Hrt Fail 68 Haskell In; H B PearsS. Dakota21 TyPhoid F .177 Henry Pringle :orr 7 Diph 192 Carl A. Preyer OH 42 Pneu. 192 87 Enos N & ChasPuckettKenn:edy 60 Judson Pullen ~,x; 6 Sanford Purcell OH 10 -OH 75 Hrt Trbl 163 C M & S N Purcell Oil 52 Pneu. 77 Henry Purington J. G. Haskell A. J Parnen; CoPoorC.f,17 70 Cancer 171 A G Honnold OH 61 LaGrippe 33 \'1 B Queen; Haskell In Haskell 19 Sunstrokell8 James Quigg Gideon 25 Chas. Longnecker The Family OIl 78 134 Harvey Raffle P.I:; 8 da chol.M. 117 Cesar r.Iyers Harvey Roffle;Myers rlx; 13 94 Father; H Raffle MG 1 yr 5 rna 182 Wm'Scott; Co. Com. n:; 17?? 136 J G Sulli van;PoorComOH 65 65 50 Cancer 30 The Family; Johnt'lood OH Ofr 7 Mrs. Pardee Horace' Randol Clinton,Mo24 Pneu. 149 E R Owens OR RailroaclAccl50 (Shipped from Topeka) Fred Rankin OH B~ Pnue 166 J K Rankin OH30 Chron. Di arr122 �60 - Buri a1 Name 10 Jan Ranldn, Will K C Mo.) (Shipped from 28 Mch (?)Random, Alex 7 Dec Rari ck, J. J. 10 Jun Raspberry, Ellen Date. 1905' Ordered by \\Irs. Rankin; 1896 1904 1896 G. C. Bailey Carl Rarrick IIIr. Rasp berry Ed Grey ~lrs. Ratcli ff Ratcliff, A. T. 11 Oct 1903 (Shipped from Omaha) Ratcliff, Etta 9 Sep 1906 (Shipped from Stafford) Ray, H. H. 2 Dec 1894 (Brought from Oakland, Neb.) Ray, Mrs. Kate 7 Apr 1905 (Shipped from Oskaloosa, Iowa) Ray, Leander 31 filch 1906 Ra(o)y, Luke E. 30 Sep 1892 Read, fdrs. F. W. 2 Oct 1892 Read, F. W. 10 Jun 1901 Corp. Co. E 3rd (?)K S M Reading, Mrs. Ellen 9 Jun 1904 Reading, James A. 15 Oct 1895 Ream, Elizabeth 18 May 1905 Reardon, Mrs. B. S. Reatz, Henrietta 15 Oct 1902 22 Nov 1905 Reatz, Willie J. 23 Re(ohiman, Mrs. A. 8 30 Reece, r:Irs. E. C. 22 Reece', Minnie Reed, child of 11 Reed, ch. 10 Reed, Fitch 11 Reed, Marie 21 16 Reed, r.Irs. Nancy Reedy, Byron 18 Reedy, Conrad D. 10 Reidnour, Sadie 22 (Shipped from K.C.Mo.) Reid, Hugh M. 17 Ren(u)ch, children of 15 Rench, J. V. 17 Renfrau, Polly 19 Renfrew, Grant 23 Jul May Apr Oct Apr May Jan Apr Sep Aug May Nov 1896 1905 1892 1891 1891 1899 1897 1891 1896 1899 1897 1907 Sep Sen Ma~ Aug Jul 1898 1901 1901 1894 1896 Renfrow, (?)Cophadora 26 Dec 1892 (?)Rennicke, Lillian Reno, Jimmie Rentz,child of Noble Reynolds, A. G. 5 27 16 9 Reynolds, Geo. Reynolds, Job 29 TIlch 1906 28 Auq 1897 Mch r.lay Sep Nov 1899 1907 1903 1890 ComplIed by Paullne Elnlff ? !?9.. Buri al ~Cause d... OH 29 151 63 Hrt Trbl 51 Cancer 51 149 53 OH OH OB Tonganoxie&> Killed in' 133 cyclone Mrs.Roda Ratcliff Tonganoxie23 Ap',1endic. 174 G. Grovenor QH T. J. Ray OH County Com. IV Roy;L J Brown F W Read The Family C.G. OH DB" .tJr-f J WReading OB J as. W. ,---:?~:-:::--, OR 37 c2rcinoma 155 54 Dropsy 167 22 22 69 Uremic2ois104 79 Tumor 142 ChronDiar. 46 MCNeff, 2100 N 10th Atlantic, 90 Old age156 Kansas City, Ks. Ill. Hope,Ks 59 Nephritis 122 B S Reardon Lizzie Read OH 65 162 Mary Reatz Mrs Reatz; F \,1 Read Off 20 i.Jeningi ti s 54 HC Patterson OH 70 ~aralysis 156 V L Reece DeSoto 18 V L Reece OH 13 G J Reed Catholic 9 R A Reed;A G Honnold Blank 6 cia 80 OH Dr. Leary 83 Catarrh 58 P W Wallace DB 10 Willi am Zei tz Tonganoxie 5'5 79 L M Reedy ~,)H 45 ?~upt.? 83 Reedy Bros. OIl 82 ,::lId age + 61 Elisha Reidnour DB 37 192 The Family OIl 26? 74 L TRench OH"Cmoved from TopekaH08 S H & L TRench '()H 70 Tubercu1. 104 Lee; ? Reno 52 Hrt ' ? 36 i\'!rs. Dora Renfrew filG 60 Typhoi d 54 C SCamp Grant Renfrow MG 24 IV T Sinclair Rennicke:E F Stanley OH 6' \11k? 79 Mrs. Pete Terry OH (baby) 185 Noble Rentz OR 1 wk i\lary A. Reynolds DH 4 R WWoodward ~lasonic Lodge 70 Burned 167 ~Irs. Reynolds MG ? 62 63 -To be contlnued- �61 UNDeRTAKER. Name. Reynolds, r,lary A. (R. ) 3nri al Date 2 May 1393 Reynolds, S. ,child of 5 Aug 1899 Reynolds, t\:m • 14 Nov 1398 Rhodes, l~etsey 1 Sep 1892 l1ohrer, Dl anI~ 28 Ju1 1394 Rice, Ernest n 31 Jan 1395 Rice, Criss .! Apr 1906 •.ry'lce, Jns. Rice, Sherman :Ucker, ;\rthur 3 ~;lch 1394 24 Apr 1902 14 Aug 1397 Richards, ('nT,Jarvin ,. Richards, :Jrs. ,'I. J. Richardson, Edna :.1 Richardson, H. F. Richardson, [;lny Richnrdson, rJiss 13 1 19 22 9 Nov Sep Aug Dec Sep 18 Apr 1900 1905 1902 1897 1902 1891 Richardson, f.Irs. ~icllardsol1, ::!r. Richardson, i,lyrtle E. Richmond, Mrs. F. L. Ricker, 1-\. S. :lidset"Jay, :Jrs. E. 6 24 26 23 17 17 Feb 1897 Aug HJ99 ~Jay 1902 ,Jct 1902 Feb 1891 Sep 1393 Ridley, Hattie 13 Riffle, Carrie 5 ni~J9s , Ann Jane 17 Ri<:EJS, I-Ielen 22 Righter, ;:.lrs. L. l,r 6 Riley, [drs. 5 Risley, Lucinda 5 Ri tzman, \" n Robb, Urs. r.I<Jry E. 27 Rober, child of 28 Roberts, Ella II. 17 (Shipr.>ed from Napoleon, Roberts, JUlia A. 1 Roberts, Laura G. 24 ROberts', Nellie ?31 i •• ./ . Dec Feb Dec act Jan Apr Feb A!Jr Jul r,lch Hch 1901 1891 1907 1906 1905 1393 1906 1904 1907 1892 1898 ;10. ) Aug 1904 Feb 1907 Mch 1900 Robinson, rHi ce F. died30 Nov 1903 Robinson, C. Robinson, (?)Ernie Robinson, Geo. 19 Aug Hl94 6 Jun 1903 8 Ju1 1901 Crdered bv Suri al AQe Cause d • .!?a. Geo. Wilder/\'iilde OH 26 B. VI. Woodward Do(a)n r,Iorton roIG 1!2 da. ? 83 Mrs. Sus2n Scott ~H 59 75 i\ G ;1ono 1d :'XI ~1 ... E. Buttler ?Lansing 9 r.10Chol Inf .);) Ci ty Clerk ; Sam Rice nI·I 39 Sam Rice; Het Ins. O!l 37 Pncu 163 Abe Henders!)n Sam Rice; Ci tyClerk or! 60 Lung Fvr. 33 Sar:1 Rice 16. ;'neu. U5 Lewi s III cker ?Kennedy 50 cancer 63 G. M. Falley Llrs. Bride OH 26? ? 97 R. T. Richards ?Germnn 56 St0r.1ach 160 Geo. Ri C;l ardson ValleyFalls 9 Typhoid F.1l9 The Family nrr 55 66 !'li:l. iUcharc!son ·::n 24 ? 120 Mrs. A. ~ichardson O.1r9 Geo. Richardson A. M. Richardson JH 77 can.stem. 53 i)}I }lerr.1cm lUchnrdson 35 + Bwls. 83 J. J. Richardson 20 Tubercu10s116 F. L. Richmond nr-! 47In t. Hemo rr .122 Arthur Ricker ? Kan. 7 Ernest :1idgewtlY 20 74 C. J. Erickson Robert Ridley 24 Appendic. 111 W. T. Barber ?Kanwakn 6 H C Ri 120 s, 907 ArkSt. ,')H 76 3right'sD.193 Elmer Ri«:J0s 37 176 Hr. ~?:..-.....,. 61 ~:)neu. 150 [rIr. Jas. Riley 26 Renson Risley 82 Tumor 165 [,Irs. Hi t 2l!Ian on 70 Dro!'>sy 140 _£. JIarkell 48 !Jrt Di s . 187 David Evans 17 John ;'J::ltki ns 34 TyplJoid 69 Y./F. H. Roberts i.Jiss l10berts ()I-l 50 Dropsy 144 Minor Roberts OIl 181 [,aner Roberts; :,Irs. Dr-! 13f 90 Julia Roberts; ~.!l"s. Sam Jeams for JuvenileSoc. W. ~. Robinson 39~ Ac.anemia134 (Shir>~ed to Hnys City) :.Irs. Robi nson on 76 36 S. :1obinson DE 22 129 S. Robinson {JI-I 15 Drowned 105 ~ �62 Name Burial Date 26 Apr 1904 Robinson, infant 12 ::!ch 1899 Robins0n, Mary L. 2 Jan 1907 Robinson, Matilda 5 fIlch 1899 Robinson, i'.irs. (?)Jane 8 Feb 1897 Roderi ck, Mrs. Jan 1902 24 Rodgers, :11r:.;. Eva 23 Dec 1892 (,)Hoffle, (?)Saul 25 Aug 1906 !~ogers, A. D. 2 Jul 1896 Rogers, IJ. B. 18 r-lov 1899 Rogers, Juli a 26 !~,ug 1390 17 LIay 1903 10 Apr 1391 22 Nov 1895 r~ohskoff, Cora 20 Feb 1905 !loll er, \'.~i1. 14 !tich 1900 (?)Romey, [>lartha 15 Feb 1907 Ro se, \'IH li nm 6 Jul 1092 (?)Re(o)soner, Roy' 4 Jun 1903 Ross, Sarah E. (Shipped from Jssowntor.lie) 9 Sep 1902 Ross, T\'[i ns of 1 Nov 1894 Ross, :IIrs. rim. 10 Jul 1890 Rqwe, p.Trs. 17 Dec 1907 Rowe, Wm. (Shi~red from Nood River, Neb.) Rowley, A. rI. 14 Jun 1907 noy, Ell a B. 8 !'<lch 1895 noy, ~Irs. :'.I. E. 26 Apr 1900 24 Jul 1901 Roy, (? Hiren Rogers, l.:1rs. ~ohrbaugh, (?)Davis Rohrer, Daniel ')rdered by Burial Age Cause d. fll.. Stillhorn 140 Lander ~obinson 1m 52 Pneu. 79 Lynne & Mrs. Unson OIl 52 E\I11 Trbl 173 Dr D Robinson; i'l R C r;x; 72 2neu. 79 [.Irs. L. ? --1.oIl 38 -I-Fever 58 A. G. Honnol d DII 34 Tumor 112 R H Rogers;Hugh Blair r.r; 24 Wash Roffle Reno 1.lrs A D Eo',. Irving Rogers 1.lG 54 Didbetic 173 53 The F8J"1i1y G:: 56 Dr8?sy 36 James Hogers: DE 27 TYDhoid I;'i. S. Spaulding: ;)lcen Vict0ria CClllrt ? 3 Mr. Earl ~. Rogers Leigh Rohrbaugh Clinton 3 D.~hno~Cg~ 128 Sam :1ol1rer Echo 10 G. GrovenorT-; 43 i.Irs. :'lm Roller DeerCreek 75 TY!Jhoid?ne153 or; 43PmmersFnrl 89 Henry Romey Laura P. Rose DB l3rainftever 131 J. R. Reece VinlaneJ(cllild) 20 ~\J. c. Ross ()~-r 61..1129 John Ross; JohnGerhart r·.x; Col Relief Corps Reno tl. r,I. no t~le E. \'/. ROt'Je, \,:1.0. ~lrs. Stillborn \OI~J OB: 63 ?neu. 120 37 1 193 \~ilson r.1rs. Adams {)l-I Albert Roy:~Irs Garrett DH Llrs. p. R. Uoley;CouncilGro. ~ashington Roy Eudora Let'li s Scott ~H The Fanily Clinton James Brooks To),)e/(a J. !~. Rudrow Reno -tiagon to Reno 186 40 OO Li verH-Irt 91 106 25 Kidney 63 Stom+Hrt 57 Cancer 74 29 Dct 1398 Rudiger, Thea. ~I. 30 Hrt Trbl 30 17 Apr 1899 F!udrot'I, 1;lrs. L. 49 Cancer Lvr 36 24 'Jct 1894 f1udrow, r\l. Jane 138 2 Mch 1904 Ruffell, John (Shipped from K.C.) a~ 8 The Family !1uc,h, John E. 21 f:lch 1891 ')!I 28 Tonsi li ti s 58 Mrs. Rugh Rugh, [:!iss aattie C. 7 Feb 1897 Vinlnnd 21 ;'irt Trbl 127 The Far:1i 1y Rumsey, Albert 3 Apr 1903 ;()f-I 70 ParCllysi s 172 W. W. Russ Russ, A. A. 20 Ju1 1906 !)I-I 33 ·~perricud.159 JolIn ~ussell Russell, Bert 24 Aug 1905 (Shipped from ~anitou, Col.) Russell, Ed 16 Aug 1398 The Family Leavenworth 61/65 aner:lia 73 Russell, Elsie 8 Jul 1904 Blank Stanton, Ill. 20 i\~endi ci t .143 Russell, Everett Pearl 16 Dec 1906 J. B. Russell OH 28 Consumpt. 177 (Shi~ped from Beloit, Kan.) Russell, J. J. 6 Mav 1902 The Family OH 71 UreQ Pois.116 Rutherford, Robert 12 J<l~ 1904 The Fmnily; Dg.Co. m 75''''ld age 135 ~)riv3te Co. D, 2nd ?Rotation, Ho. State C;walry SClb1e, ~Jrs. 26 Jul 1892 (?) 3d Cllarities idG 20 Sali sbury, Arthur 4 Apr 1906 r:lary S::lli sbury :i·.ietIns a-I 22 Consuml)t. 168 Salisbury, Geo. 13 Nov 1905 Hnry Salisbury::JetIns1I-I 58 nheumati sn162 Sanborn, !.!ary L. ?2 Jun 1904 John R. Sanborn OE 41 Cancer 14~ (? )Sand, B. ? Co. 20 Aug 1905 J J Cox: The Family Hesper 73 'lId a\~e + 159 Sandean, Peter 29 :lct 1907 Stone iJasons Union i.I; 60 Alcoholism191 �63 Burial Dnte Sanders, U. B. 16 Feb 1399 Sanders, Jnmes L. 10 Dec 1900 Sanderson, H. W. 12 Jul 1901 Seargent Co. C. 3 {"'hio Inf. San~o, Marrietta 6 Nov 1904 (Shipped from ~luskogee, flk.) Saunders, Anna L. 14 Oct 1906 Saunders, (?)Barbie Saunders, ~,Irs. Emma S. Saunders, Henry Saunders, ~,lary Saunders, [,lose Sav8ge, Edmond Sav::)(je, Joseph Savage, (? HIinni 28 Jul 1900 4 Apr 1907 7 Mch 1906 9 Jun 1902 6 Feb 1894 8 Sep 1391 1 Jan 1892 13 Sep 1099 Savage, ~,Irs. P.I. M. 15 Dec 1900 Savage, Mrs. Myra B. 16 Jan 1903 Sayer, ~iay A. 12 Ap r 1900 Sayler, John E. 29 May 1905 15 Jan 1892 Saxman, i,Table Schaake, Katherine 4 Aug 1907 Schaffer,Mrs. Mirth N. 24 Aug 1905 (Shipped from Cheyenne, l'!yo.) Scarborough, r.Irs. 28 Dec 1897 Schell, Clarence E. 3 Mch 1904 Schell, Geo. N. 13 Jul 1901 Schell, Frank M. 17 Dec 1901 (Shipned from Cameron, ;110.) Scllell', - i'lrs. t,Iary 25 ~lch 1904 (?) Schoeflin, Cl arence 10 ~Iay 1395 Schomer, Harry L. 22 Jul 1895 24 Feb 1907 Schormi ck, 01g a Schott, John 16 Nov 1903 (Shipped from Wichita, Ks.) Schneci(, Edna 24 Nov 1895 SChneck, George 4 Jan 1903 Schneider, Ella J. 29 Schneider(Snyder)JohnA 9 r,Iusici an Co. H. 20 Regt Schneider, Walter 26 Schrader, Chas. 13 Apr 1392 Aug 1895 Kentucky r~ct 1890 I~Ich 1906 Schulz, ;\ugust J. Schuler, Earl Schuck, Arthur 8 Jul 1903 25 Apr 1902 5 Nov 1900 Schuler, child of 12 Nov 11398 Schuler, John, inf.Dau.22 Nov 1893 Schull, Ella J. 13 Dct 1904 Ordered by 3urial Aue Cause d. ~. J H Childs;Family Blank 78 3ert 5,mclers Clinton 66 Pneu+!:Irt F. 98 The Family; DOllg Co ;Jr! 63 DropsyIlrt 105 30 Uremic~:Jois147 or·! 32 175 1'1S 26 Stom<lch AG H Sango;GreenKeith Mrs. Geo. Haskcns Christa Saunders J H Child; Family; G B Saunders Sarah Stewart Gurt S. Saunders Hobt. Saunders B. Saunders Blank J. R. Woodrow The Family Eli Sav;]se Dg. County & City F. Sava{je A. P. Clark D. W. Shaw r~x; 94 Clinton 63 ?aralysis 183 52 Paralysis 166 68 Dropsy 116 -Q!'j 33 Clinton 12 15 6 ? 84 {Xl 72 Aproplexia 98 48 ? 124 77 Sen.Debil. 90 Typhoid F.156 15 51 Cancer 187 56 Cancer 159 E. L. Saylor OH Geo R & H R Saxman DH l'I'm Schaake DH J. W• r~ewli n L. N. Schaffer H H Day; flIary FullerLecompton83 ·.1ld aue 67 C P SchelllE 2.5 138 on 86 Appop1e:;.,,'l al05 The Family The FamilyOl-l 45 Typhoi d F .111 Geo ,'; C P Schell C. H. (?)Nusbonn ~Irs. Schomer Lew Schormi ck The Family 73 Pneu. l'IS DE (J!-! 139 41 52 ~ Stomach 43 4 Dinh. 181 80 'lId age 134 Schneck 48 Richard Schneck 5 Scarlet F.124 H. ,'). Elder Blank eX-I 18 County 45 Volunteer Infantry Blank 4 Coroner Phillips 85 ,:Trt Trbl 166 !,Irs. Bubusch Charles oS- Will Schulz -Of-r 65 Cancer 130 Samuel Schuler P,lG 2yrs R3 Accid114 G. \'J. Schuck WS 15 Diph. 96 A. L. Stanton Jacob Schuler Pleasant Grove 7 de. 75 Levi Flory John Schuler Reno 1 da. 31 The Est;:.te 61 146 �64 ~ Burial Date Schultz, Mrs. E. E. 2 Dct 1905 (?)Scheu(aher, child of6· Jan 1900 Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Blank C. H. child of Henry Mrs. Scott, Florence Scott, Gleanland Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Hattie M. James M. Lily May Plesant 30 11 19 30 Nov Apr Dec Dec 1902 1903 1907 1896 25 Sep 1905 3 Feb 1907 6 11 16 10 Nov Jun Oct Jun 1904 1906 1906 1891 Scott, Samuel 18 Nov 1891 Scott, Saml 3 Apr 1904 Scott, Pearl 11 Mch 1906 (?)Scribke, Mrs. C. H. 1 Oct 1891 Seals, ~Iiss Libbie 16 Jun 1895 Searing, Clinton 28 May 1898 Searl, Capt. A. D. 11 Nov 1902 (Shipped from Leadville, Col.) Se ar 1, Jennie flI. 6 Nov 1903 Searle, Hattie E. 2 Feb 1899 (Shipped from Kansns City, Mo.) (? )Seaton, [dorris 25 Sep 1893 Seaton, Sam1 19 Dec 1899 Pri vate Co. G 3 Kas. Vol. Cav. Sechrist, Hr. Thos. 15 Jul 1891 Sedgwi ck, Harry 1 Dec 1907 Seeley, child of 23 Jul 1890 Seely, child of 7 Aug 1891 Seeley, Willie 9 Jul 1893 Seley, child of 16 Dec 1096 (?)Seeten, John 18 Aug 1907 (?)Seetin, Thomas 19 Mch 1907 Seewir, Sarah C. 5 Jul 1907 Segall, Hugo 22 Dec 1900 (?)Se(c)hon, (,Irs. 25 filch 1904 Selig, Mrs. L. F. 8 May 1902 Semend, Mrs. ~'laude 13 Dec 1900 Senci, Ablicio (boy) 2 i\lch 1907 Serf, B. W. 15 Nov 1896 Seymore, Campbell 18 Jan 1905 Shade, Michel 23 Aug 1903 Shanafelt, J. R. 29 May 1898 Sh ane, 1,Ii s sou ri L. 8 Jan 1906 Shank, Geo. 31 Mch 1894 Shaw, Alex 26 Jun 1904 p. C.3. K s M Shnw, Nettie J. 6 Aor 1899 (?)Shea(e)rer, AlbertaF 9 Nov 1895 Ordered by Buri al Age Cause d. ~. J W & G R Schultz {ll 72 Para1ysi s 161 M C (?)Donan;CharlesBigSprgs 31 rIo Oro 88 Schurer & Addy Schurer Douglas County ~x; The Family i\IG Henry S c o t t O H T VI Doors;Len Scott;Reno (?HIugh Scott ~Irs. Anna Scott;~,IetCo ~x:; Vic Johnson n; Mrs. Walkins Will Scott ~IG ? T,'ioodey DB Mrs Woody:HenryScottOH flIrs B(R)uck Scott 'OH D. G. Watt i\Irs Scott;W Reynolds OH Mrs. Scott !'it; Mrs:;Chas Scott;f'.1et.lns.~IG C. H. (?)Siebke ;QH Theo Seals Dr-! J M G Worth/Nat t ilG The Family; R S Searl DH Edwin W. Searl G. Grovnor R. S. Searle Household of Ruth E. F. Seten 61 26 123 127 Stillborn 193 62 LaGrippe 57 11 Typhoid 5 da Spasms 161 180 22? 147 22 Consumpt. 171 11 mo Tumor 176 10 79 Cancer 19 Bw1s 73 Hrt Fail 71 -1- 14 140 166 12 42 71 122 (1) Dun- 47 Ac. Pneu. 133 novant, Jeff.Co.Ks. ~1 52 ?aralysis 78 ~IG 29 86 OIl F. A. Derby Clinton 11 ~.x:; Francis Sedgwick 56 Hrt Fail 192 Fred Seeley OH 1 tf)H Fred Seely 11 Fred Seeley OH 28 Fred Seeley Sarcoxia 9 da ...L 57 Ed (?)Settin 'OH 19 Quinsy 188 Lizzie Seetin OH 68 BloodPois.183 £)H Chas. Seewir 77 186 C. R. Howley Lecompton 50 Hrt&Lung 98 \'1 H & C 1'[ Sehon Lecompton 67 139 ,OH L. F. Selig Hrt Trbl 115 (1 )Homer Skinner ~X; 24 98 Haskell Inst. Blank 182 L. H. Lee Hastings, Neb. 56· ~Irs. Charles SeymoreOH 38 Hrt Trbl 151 T. J. Lamonte 00 85 Paralysis 131 The Family 00 68 Hrt Fail 71 Juno. Shane OH 59 Tumor 164 Mr. Shank & K-Ken. Valley 54 Cancer 34 The Family OB 63 ..1.. Stomach143 Alex Shaw Vincent Shearer ? Zowdoll - O!1 OH 30 80 47 �65 UNOIATUIA. Name Burial ~ Cause d. ~. Ordered by Vincent J. Shearer OH 50 Shearer, Elmer Y. on Shearer, Jo(a)s. B. The Family 75 on Clarence Sheets Sheets, child of 53 l!~ Killed orr Seigel Rose 166 79 ~ neu. Sheets, child of Geo. Joe qarri son on Sheets, Lacey 14 Dec 1896 Cl arence Sheets' 20 ? 57 Sheets, Li 11 i e 7 P:lch 1906 OH Geo. Sheets 34 childbirth166 Sheets, Rachel 6 Jan 1901 OI-i The Brothers 76 Tumor 99 Shei rer, L. Parker 6 Apr 1898 OII J. B. Sheirer 13 Cere.~Ienin.70 Shelly, chi ld of Earl 25 Aug 1906 Earl Shelly OB Sti llborn 173 Sherfy, lHllard 12 Sep 1906 OH r.!r. C. L. Sherfy 8 Bwl Trbl 174 21 I'!ov 1901 Sherman, Georgia The Family Seneca 22 Typhoid F.110 Sherward, J. W. 12 Apr 1906 Edward (?)Sherwood KC,r.10. 54 Pneu. 168 Shields, Benj. 4 P,lay 1904 The Family on 68 Acci den t a114l Shields, Mrs. RachaelL.23 Oct 1901 Mrs. Conway DB 78 Hrt Trbl 109 (?)hlr. ~.G.Puratt S;1immond, J. H. 17 Dec 1907 f.1rs. Nellie :rlcCall orr 71 Paralysis 193 Shirar, Albert 29 Aug 1892 Davi d Shi rar OH 21 Shirley, child of 8 Sep 1892 P.. Shi rley Clinton 21 Shore, Mrs. Laura 29 ~Ich 1900 R. D. Shore; fllr ':lood OH 22 Pneu. 90 Shora, Laura 2 Oct 1906 Butler B. Shore DrI 38 Rheu.Fever175 :',1. L. Klinefelter, IIim'Jatha, Ks. Shuck, Orville E. 26 Feb 1907 OH G. W. Shuck 19 Typhoid F.182 K. & Ladies Sibley, Uorris M. 12 Nov 1901 Harry Sibley Bucklin,Ks.72 Hrt Trbl 110 (?)Sieler, child of 23 Feb 1894 A. C. Seiler ~! 33 Silcon, Robert 30 Apr 1892 S. Silcon Lecom;')ton 18 Siler, ;:Irs. Bell 27 Jul 1895 E. H. Siler OIr 2 rna? sum.com43 Si ler, Carl 7 Jun 1905 Ed Siler on 4 wks 157 Siler, infant 24 ~Iay 1904 E. H. Siler ~I Sti llborn 142 Siler, James 13 Aug 1895 Douglas Co. Kennedy Val. 44 Silver, Alma Irene 25 Jul 1902 r..Irs: C?)Abm sn ver on 2yrs SumComp 119 Silver, Mrs. Rachel 15 Dec 1898 Stephen Sflver Linwood 74 Paralysis 76 Chnrles Hemphi 11 Silvers, Isaiah 3 Jun 1904 ~. Irs. sn vers :JH 62 :-:'neu. 142 Simons, \'!innie 14 Dct 1906 Mrs. Brooks, col. Dr! 7 mo. 175 Delbert Simons Simmons, John 1 Nov 1906 rlIrs. G. H. Horgan OH 78 Hrt Trbl 176 Mrs. N. A. Churchill Simmons, N. 29 Apr 1898 The Fami ly DB 70 71 Simmons, Hill rIo 29 Jun 1897 Douglas County OH 56 61 2nd Lieut. 44th Rgt. Ohio Vol. Infty; also ?rivate Co H, 147 Ohio Nat'l Guards Simmon s, Wm. 26 Dec 1906 J. W. Sexton P:X; 178 Simpson, Clark 28 Oct 1895 rI. H. Simpson OH 47 Simpson, r'.Iiss 29 Feb 1892 Joseph Simpson Clinton 16 Siupson, ;.lrs. 12 Dec 1891 f;!rs. II. Smi th on 14 nrs. S. Barker Simnson, Addie 15 Oct 1904 James Simpson nH 38 Simpson, Josie 29 Apr 1092 J. \:1. Simpson Clinton Buri al 15 Feb 1 Nov 17 Jun 20 Feb Date 1896 1898 1896 1906 "} �66 Buri a1 Date ~ Simp son, ~.Irs. Kati e L. 27 Jan 1900 10 Nov 1902 Simpson, Susan 25 Oct 1900 Sims, A. A. 3 Feb 1891 Sinclair, Mrs. 7 Nov 1900 Sinclair. ~!lr!';_ SId nner, chi Id of 14 Jan 1901 Skinner, Henry G. 25 Apr 1904 Skinner, Lettie L. 28 Sep 1903 Skinner, R, infant of 8 Oct 1907 Skinner, Raloh Skinner, r.1rs·. S./E. Skinner, Willie 26 Jun 1901 9 Jan 1892 3 Feb 1904 Skofstad, julia U. Smalley, Louis Smelser(n), infant 30 ~tch 1906 30 Jul 1891 4 filch 1901 Smelser, Mrs. Nellie 23 Nov 1907 Smi th, A. 29 Jun 1892 Sllli th, Adeli a Josephine 23 Nov 1894 Smith, Mrs. Anna 27 Nov 1904 Smith, Mrs. Annie 4 Dec 1905 Smi th, Annstead 7 Smi th, chil d of 1 Smith, child of P. C. 14 Smi th, Cora !JcCuillom 18 (Shipped from Waterloo, Smith, Cynthia 11 (Shipped from Wichi tal Smith, C. W. 1 Smith, Smith, Smi th, Smi th, Smi th, Snith, Smith, Mrs. C. H. Mrs. C. W. Delphi a Eli Za Henry Henry Hollingsworth Sni til, Horace 6 28 31 12 8 26 27 Nov 1907 Aug 1900 Dec 1904 Nov 1906 Iowa then Oct 1903 Ordered by Buri a1 Age .Gause d • .!!I.. s. N. Simpson OH 67 Cancer 87 Hattie S. Wood 0:1 69 CancerollsTl22 Henry & Nellie Sims ~x; 76 Old age + 96 w. T. Sinclair OH 7 w. & E. Sinclair OH 52 Canc.Liver 96 Adam Skinner 4 m? ? 99 Levi J. Skinner 17+ 140 Geo. Skinner • P. Clark ?Linwood 5 wk? ? 132 Ed (?)Seetin 0H 1 da 190 R. Skinner L. J. SIdnner ~'K1 23 105 John P. Ross OH 15 Mr. H. F. Skinner Baldwin 19 136 Mrs. Beck M. J. Skoftad OIl 58 ?neu+Canc.167 L. B. Davi s Clinton 10 (?) Fay & Erruna FoX; Stillborn 102 John Smelsen (d _Strong OIl 24 Consumpt. 192 (?)Orie Smelser \'1. Smi th 19 R.W.R. Smith 5 mo.Indigest.37 (?)Jeny ~I. Smith DR 34 Liver Trb 147 D. F. Snith i31 ank 91 ? 163 D. L. Burton Alex Brent Clinton 85 Dropsy + 191 (?)Jay Smi til DH 2 wk ?nash 94 P. C. Smith Clinton Stillborn 149 i,Irs. Effie ~,JcC.JonesSt.Lollis34 Hrt Dis. 177 to Cremntory, St. Louis) J.C.C.James idG 69 Pneu. 133 ~\I.R.C. Aug 1907 P:1ch Feb Oct Oct Jul Apr Nov 1894 1901 1904 1900 1891 1905 1901 21 Nov 1898 Smith, Mrs. H~ 16 Jun 1895 Smith, ;,Irs. H./W. 16 May 1894 Smi tit, infant 6 Jan 1903 Snith, Mrs. Jas. 6 Nov 1891 Smith, Lena 15 May 1906 (Shipped from lola, Ks. ) Sni th, Mr. M. A. 9 Dec 1900 Smi th, O. W. 13 Feb 1906 Slni th, R. 31 Jul 1892 Will Olmstead OIl ~Irs. D. L. Ki rk The Est<'lte OH {)H The Family A.Snith; Dr.Keith Clinton Isaac ~J & Louis Snfth ilIG Mrs. Snith;AGHonnold OH ivIrs. Hattie Smith 'OH Mrs. Winnie Smith ViK; Lizzie Snith A. G. Honnold MG A. Gregg & T. (?) Dri sdom Rev. J. K. Dunn OH V!inston Sui th MG Philip Sui th Clinton Jas.Smith;A G Honnold rlIG G. W. Smith 00 75 Asthma+Hrtl87 85 BrokenHip 33 57 Asthma 101 72 147 62 Stomach 96 10 50 Bwl Trbl 155 86 110 46 76 42 35 Stillborn 124 13 46 AddisonDis170 J. IV. Smi th DB 67 nrs Mary Snith;idetIn:()ff 50 Pneu. F.Walter;Lecompton Lecompton Twp; Douglas Co. 98 166 20 �67 Burial Date Smith, Ray 5nith, Theo. 17 Sep 1906 3 Oct 1892 Ordered by Buri al Age Cause d~ f.!l. J .H.Johnson, '?Vaurest, Iowa; Bur-Blank; Age9 174 Mrs. A. (?)Henly OR 22 A. G. Honnold OH Mrs. Si Harris 5 A. G. Honnold Smi th, W. F. 13 Feb 1897 Mrs. W. F. Smith on 38 ? 59 Smith, W. G. 25 Jan 1901 J. N. Smith DB 69 Dropsy 100 Smock, Roy 31 Dec 1904 C. G. Smock ~IG 7yrsTyphoid 150 Snow, Anthony' 24 Hch 1896 Charles Snow ~'G 60 51 Snow, Mrs. Chas. 6 Jun 1895 Chas. & Anthony SnowflG 42 Snyder, child of 30 Nov 1891 G. I-I. Snyder ? Or:! 14 Snyder, ch. of 31 ntch 1899 W. E. Snyder ar 2 da Hrt Fail 79 Snyder, P,trs. Eli za H. 9 Dec 1901 George Snyder DB 70 Pneu. 111 Snyder, H~ J. 19 Feb 1900 The Family nn 56 Hrt Fail 89 A. J. Anderson Solt, 8. F. 15 Oct 1896 Marshall Prentice OH 60 ? 56 Soule, r.lr. 21 Jan 1891 ~.I. R. Soule MG 6 Soule. M. 8. 23 Aug 1895 R. H~ Rop(g)er r\IG 45' Soule, Sophi a L. 23 May 1900 Mrs. A. J. Prentiss VB 93/95 P,ralysis 92 SoC a)ulsbury, Lewis 16 Jan 1893 Geo. W. Saulsbury :OH 24 A. Whitman SO)O'llan, H. R. 16 Jan 1907 Geo. So~an, Jr. DH 179 (Shipped from Cal.) Geo SO)O'llan Sparr, Ripley W. Aug 1902 The Family OH 70 119 Lt. Co A 3 KSII (between 21 & 29 Aug) spaulding, Clyde Spaulding Bros. 27 Jul 1892 OH 20 Spaulding, Katherine 24 Apr 1906 James Monroe Catholic66 Asthma 169 Speer, John 18 Dec 1906 Hardin Speer CH 89 Senili ty' 177 i'vlrs. DuBoi 5 Spei tz, Robt. 28 Sep 1907 Wm Weidemann 49 Larang.Par189 Eli zabeth Spei tz Spencer, child'of 10 Jul 1891 S. p. & S. G. Spencer OH n Spencer, Elizabeth 1 Sep 1906 Mrs. Kate Nhi te U-I 60 Dropsy 174 Spencer, Herbert 13 Anr 1900 S. P. Spencer OH 28 Pneu. 91 (Shipped from ICC. Mo.) . Spencer, John H~ 10 Apr 1896 S. G. Spencer Or-! KCApponlexe 51 Spencer, Laura H. 19 Sep 1906 C. H. spencer Off 73 Bw1 Trbl 174 spencer, Lucy 15 Dec 1907 J. M. Spencer OH 193 93 Old age Spencer, R. 9 Aug 1896 Robt.[. Jennie Spencer VH 18 m. ? Fvr 54 Spencer, Robert 25 Feb 1897 Dg.Co; Mrs. Spencer OE 59 SkullFract.59 Private Co. g 44 US Col Troops. Spencer, Mrs. S. P. 15 Jan 1905 S. p. Spencer OH 61 Paralysis 151 Spitler, Mrs. Henry 15 Apr 1899 Levy Flory Pleasant 76 80 J. L. Jones Grove Spitler, Jacob 3 Aug 1901 The Farnily;Josiah Clinton 80 Rupture 106 Flora Spitler, Mary 30 Sep 1893 H. Evans l'lS 29 Spi vey, HEmry 3 Aug 1902 Nancy Harvey 'OF! 52 t'!Jpoplexi a119 {Shipped from Trinidad, Col.> W. A. Harvey Spi vey, John C. 23 Mch 1898 Aunt Nancy' Or! 46 69 Hen ry Spi vey Sporr, !I.lrs. R. W. 12 Aug 1903 The Family DB 65 Chol.r,Iorb.131 Spray. Elihu 14 Sep 1899 L. DI. Spray iiI; 71 aId age + 84 Springer, Jennie 19 'i\pr 1907 Chas. springer OH 44 Consumpt. 184 I.O.O.F. No. 18 Smi th, Thomas 27 Dec 1890 �68 Name. Springer, Miss Myra Buri al Date 2 May 1907 Squi res, r.1rs. 30 Jun 1905 (Shipoed from llworth) Staley·, ' Hazel 29 Jan 1895 Stallard, Bertha 4 Nov 1899 Stanclift, H. E. 29 Jul 1904 Stanley, infant 27 Feb 1896 Stanwix, Celinda H. 22 Jul 1905 Starbuck, Chas. 10 Ju1 1895 Stauffer, Mary R. 29 Feb 1904 (Shipped from Cherryvale, Ks.) Stebbins, child of 12 RIch 1891 16 Dec 1891 Stebbins, child of 13 Apr 1891 Stebbins, James 27 May 1905 Stell, Alex 12 Apr 1895 Steel, (? )Chauncy 14 Feb 1895 Steel, Emily Rl. 14 May 1898 Steel, R. A. Capt 5 KSM Co. L Steele, IIi.lgh 15 Sept 1898 Steel, Lelia 20 Feb 1895 Steel, I.Jiss 22 Jun 1892 Steel, ;.lrs. M. 30 Sep 1891 Steel, l>Iary S. 22 Jan 1893 Steel, Will A. 7 Mch 1905 (?)Stenika, Willamina 1 Oct 1904 Stephens, Elizabeth L. 15 Jan 1896 Stephens, ~Iaude 20 Oct 1897 Sternberg, Mrs. Lydi a 30 Sep 1903 (Shipped from K::ms;]s City, Ks.) Sternbergll, Emma R. 20 Sep 1906 (Shipped from Cal.) Stevens, John 5 Jul 1899 1 Aug 1899 Stevens, Lillian S. 9 Apr 1900 Stevens, May 29 Aug 1892 Stevenson, child of Stevenson, Helen M. 21 Nov 1898 Stevenson, John N. 27 Oct 1906 Stevenson, N E,child of23 Feb 1907 Steward, Jack 25 Jan 1892 Stewart, Annie 9 Feb 1891 Stewart, [;Jiss Annie B. 28 Jul 1894 (Brought from Kan .City, Mo.) Stewart, child of 6 Mch 1891 Stewart, Laura 3 Aug 1896 Stewart, Paul 27 Feb 1902 Stewart, U. G. 24 Jun 1904 Stewart, ~{all ace F. 26 Sep 1899 (Shipped from Kansas City, ~Io.) Ordered by Buri al A~g Cause d. f9... Mrs. i,lay Childs Indiana- Tuberculosis 184 1\liss Mattie Springer polis, Ind. C. F. SquiresOH cGallstonesl58 City Clerk P. A. Stallard H~ H. Stanclift Elmer R. Stanley Stanwix Bros. ~;lrs. Col train Sam St2uffer Blank ~X; OR OB 14 ? (child) Hesper Hesper 69 OH 55 39 85 ?l44 -SO l 158 43 137 Thos. Gibler James Stebbins Blank Thos. Gibler Mrs. Lucinda Steel P. R. Brooks Jas. T. Steel The Family Clinton 8 Clinton Clintori 15 9 156 41 39 71 The Family Geo. F. Steel R. A. Steel J. M. Sheppard R. A. Steel ~rs. R. A. Steel Judge r;Ienger J. W. Green A. P. Clark Charles Sternberg OH '(64 Rupt+Surg. 74 Belvoi r 39 Clinton 19 Clinton 12 Clinton 24 Clinton 37 Hrt. 153 {)H 84 Senili ty 146 DB 85 49 0H 25 64 50 TB f.: Peri U32 Thos. Sternbergh JH 76 Brt Trbl OE Belvoi r Clinton 70 ? ,OH 62 Eright'sD.175 (1)T. P. Stevens Vinland 75 82 Julius Stevens 0[1 2 m/w StomTrb 83 r,Ir. I. C. Stevens Vinland 57 Hrt Fail 90 N. E. Stevenson Wash.Creek Church 21 T. 111. Stevenson Linwood ~yr croup 76 Russell Stevens Shank's 72 13rightsDis176 Frank Stevens ~l. 6 mi south N. E. Stevenson \'lash.Creek Stillborn 181 E ? C?)Ice Co. DlI 15 Lee Stewart DE 6 Ch as. Stewart 'DB 21 35 Grant Stewart .oH H. C.Stewart;Fincher DE Orvi lle Stewart .oIl Stewart;Carl ?Schone a-I \'1. R. Stewart ~1G (? )Green KEd th 7 46 appop1exi a 54 Tr.J? '? 113 41 ? 143 28 RR accident84 �69 N3ne. Stienbring, Mrs. W. M. Bud a1 Date 5 Jul 1907 Stiles, Mrs~ Emma 10 Stiles, Leon F. 21 Stimpson, Mrs. F. E. 15 Stimpson ,Morrie/Mamie 28 Stimpson, Eli zabethOrme30 Aug Apr Oct Jul Jan 1905 1907 1894 1892 1906 Stiner, Lizzie 4 Stiner, VIm. 25 Stockfish, Elsie 27 Stoi,ley, Mrs. J. W. 23 Stone, Elizabeth 15 (Shipped from Chicago) Stone, Lyman C. 12 (Shipped from Chicago) Stone, ~;Jrs. Martha 19 Storm, Anson 31 Stott, child of 28 Stowe, Benj amin 8 Strahan, Charles 2 Strahan, child of 4 Street, Mrs. L. S. 16 Strickland, ~,Irs. E. B~ 5 Strode, Bertha 11 Strode, Fred 11 Strode, Julia 8 Strode, Lulu 29 Strode, r,Iaud 16 Strode, Troy 14 Feb Jul Feb Dec Nov 1904 1902 1907 1899 1907 Strohan, rjrs. May Strode, Mrs. Sarah Strode, Samuel Philip Ernst J. E. Olson M. & Carl Stiles ['.'Irs. A. A. Stiles Prof F E Stimpson F. E. Stimpson Sidney Orme E. F. Stimpson Ed & Will Stiner The Family Henry Stockfish J. W. Stoiley Joseph Stone Burial ~Gause d~ f.9.. mf 68 Cancer 186 Off ·OH 159 45 25 Les.Brain 184 60 Typhoid F. 36 20 Bwl Trbl 165 {)H OH OH MG OH 70 68 55 40 32 rn 36 Tubercul. 121 r.IG O~ OR 136 StornachTrb118 Paralysis 182 Pneu. 86 Peritonit.191 Fred Stone Apr Dec Aug Mch Nov Nov Jul May Sep Jun Jun Apr Oct Jan Gov. Robinson:OH 26 Frank March, Admi n. <OH 73 Hrt Dis. 193 Al Gregg Or-! 36 Clarence Stowe Clinton 84 LaGrippe +182 A. John Strahan Clinton p~ Accid. 85 Fred Strahan 00 47 L. H. Street DB 56 Dropsy 54 Ed\'vin B. Stri ckl and ·OH 67 '( 71 Elmer Bateson Topganoxie 119..:L. 120 Bertha StrodeOH 20 SpinMenin. 81 Troy Strode OH 18 A E Strode;M C?In!(H 134 Consumpt. 169 Troy Strode OR 23 James & Jessee Strode 70 67 Mildred Strode :OH A. J. Strohan Clinton 59 Gen.Debil.157 Eli Strode DB 75 rlrt Trb 161 ~,Irs. Bertha Strode OH 17 !-Irt Rheu. 185 Met. Ins. Co. (?)Glass Bros. Catholic73 Hrt Fail 105 Joseph Hichell, Exec .LBond 48 J. W. Newlin Wm Stubblefield OH 7 m?,NhCough 126 Ross Stubbs Hesper 13 N. (?)Hershow E. E. Whitman EchO' 78 Old age 32 J. L. (?)Hov(s)er No· Dr. G. W. Reynolds Collier 70 cons. 35 E. L. Herr Jerome Stull WS 13 D. F. Huston E. Sturbeck ~)IJ 7!f Di ph. 96 John Sugrue Franklin 71 164 Geo. Chambers Catholic 87 Asthma 162 The Family Morris & Don Suiter OH 44 (?)J. W. Conover 1893 1907 1894 1907 1899 1895 1896 1898 1902 1899 1892 1906 1892 1898 3 Jun 1905 29 Sep 1905 2 Jun 1907 Stubblefield, child of 4 ~Ich 1903 Stubbs, Rufus 17 Oct 1891 Studebaker, David 15 Dec 1893 Studebaker, Stephen 15 Jun 1894 Stull, Mrs. 24 Oct 1891 Suiter, child of b~ Oct 1902 Strong, A. 21 Jun1901 (?)Strub/Street, Jo·seph 20 Dec 1895 Sturbeck, Ralph Sug rue, Hann a Sugrue, John Ordered 11 Nov 1900 16 Jan 1906 14 Nov 1905 . ?20 Aug ? 20 Aug 1895 �70 Buri al Age Cause d. f!l. ~ BUri al Date Ordered by Suiter, Emma Sukey Sulli vnn, Mame SuI zen , Adolph Sur,lmerfield, Hannah Summerfield, Hannah Summers, Edna Surber, Mr. C. 29 11 15 18 7 21 26 5 Maurice Suiter mr 5 mo 137 Poor Farm Spdt. PoorFarm 7 James Sullivan 'OH 34 Srt Fail 168 Lecompton 71 Dropsy 98 The Fatui ly III. Summerfi eld Litchfield,Ill. 3 The Family OH 82 DId age 135 Frank Summers Eudora 9 Typhoid Fl87 PiIrs. Surber;J H Fee;Clinton 40 Accident 75 J R ','ioodward J. B. Sutli ff 'OH 14 3 Daughters 02 79 The Family OH 80 " 157 [,Irs. G. J. :'Iheeler James Sutton }G 38 nH 2 Sum Compl.131 James Sutton F. II Williams H. Swanson Vinland 9 'OH 78 W. T. Swe an son H. C. (?)Mesten 19 Nash.Creek 81 ank 18 da. \'Im Swe anden 57 A. F. Allen Vinlnnd 1 wk? No Dr.33 Richard & John TarpyCatholic 41 James Tarpy Franklin 49 Brnin Trb1.l74 Feb Feb Apr Dec Oct Jan Jul Nov 1904 1391 1906 1900 1890 1904 1907 1898 Sutliff, Chas. R. 5 Dec 1891 Sutliff, Jennie S. died2l Feb 1899 Sutliff, John 3. 23 Jan 1905 16 Jan 1895 21 Aug 1903 Sutton, infant Sutton, M. R. 15 Swanson, child of H. 13 Sweanson , Walter 19 Swei tser, r:Ir. (?)Swenden, child of 31 Tanner, child of 6 Tarpy, James 16 Tarpy, John 5 (Shipped from Topeka) 4 Tarwater, Jane Taylor, Bettie 25 Taylor, Carl F. Taylor, Chris G. Taylor, Daisy Apr Feb Jun Dec Feb Apr Sep 1891 1899 1892 1396 1894 1895 1906 Jan 1907 Apr 1903 9 Sep 1906 20 Jun 1904 26 Jun 1906 Taylor, John 19 Feb 1902 Taylor, Joseph 19 G'Jct 1907 (From Kan'. Ci ty, RIo.) Taylor, Mr. L. K. 8 Nov 1905 Taylor, Lucy 26 Hch 1903 Taylor, Mary 19 Jan 1899 Taylor, Mrs. May 19 Feb 1903 (S11 i pped from KC, Kan.) Taylor, Nicko1is 22 Dct 1906 Co G 29 Reg. U.S.C. Vol. Inf. Taylor, RBT 20 Oct 1890 Taylor, Robert 8 May 1900 Taylor, Vera 12 May 1907 Taylor, child of W.col. 6 Dec 1906 Teal, Mrs. Belle n Nov 1898 Teeter, Mrs. Ruby 14 Aug 1907 Terrell, f'.lyra 29 Aug 1905 Terry, Albert 15 Jan 1905 (?)Terwilligon,Elizabeth5 AU9 1901 Tetters, ~Irs. Lincoln 26 Oct 1891 Ora Tarwater Orick "Mo. 56 ~ofBrain 178 011 Elij ah Brovm 17 m? 128 Mrs. Taylor Frank F. Taylor MG 6 Croup 174 OH Emily Taylor 142 43 A(O)llie B. Taylor ~IG 21 TyphoidF .171 Met.Ins.Co.; Benevolent Lodge Haskell Institute ' Blank 20 Pneu. 112 ~X; VIm Taylor 80 Senility 190 C. N. Hickock [Ilrs. Willowby !"hn & L F Taylor Dave Logan Linzy Taylor KC, ~Jo. OR n; 62 Asthma 50 Tumor 74 Dropsy 162 127 78 42 125 Mrs. Harvey MG 85 2 Johnson Bros. J. F. Taylor Nebraska 68 F C & Thomas Taylor Reno Jno. E. Taylor jl'lG 2~ Will Taylor 1,G L. H. (?)CorseOH' 44 J. Edward Teeter Nevada,Mo.23 Blank elank 42 Peter Terry ,OIl 13 Louis Terwilligon Frank- 40 ? Schuler;.l Fill---: lin Co. J. K. Tetters;Mrs. Blank Selig; A.G. Eonnold Dropsy 176 3 Paralysi s 92 mo.Croup 184 Sti llborn 177 Perotinit. 76 Tubercul. 188 159 Pneu. 151 Cancer 107 13 �71 Name Burial Date Ordered by Thacher, Dwight 28 Aug 1897 Mrs. Thacher Topeka (Removed to Topeka) The Family DH Thacher, Solon O. 14 Co C 3rd Rgt. K.S.M. Tharp, inf .,·_of PhiT col. 7 Thatcher, child of 2 Thayer, Charles 26 Aug 1895 Jan 1891 Jan 1897 Jun 1899 Thomas, Adison 2 Jun 1906 Thomas, ch. of 29 Jan 1899 Thomas, child of Thomas, Clara B. 13 Sep 1905 19 Dec 1895 Thomas,Mrs (?)Emmie H. 15 Jan 1900 Thomas. Hann ah 10 Mch 1896 (From ICC.) Thomas, Irwin 27 Jun 1897 Thomas, Joel 13 Feb 1900 (Shipped from Kansas City, Mo.) Thomas. Maggie 9 Jan 1900 Thomas, ~Irs. Mary 6 Ap r 1904 (Shipped from l( C ~lo.) Thomas, Orville 11 May 1906 (Shipped from K C) Thomas, Stephen 18 May 1902 Thomas, Theresa 17 Jan 1906 Thomas, Wesley 18 Aug 1904 Buri a1 Dan Morton T. Thatcher T. C. Davis Reno Frank & Charles Thayer Daughter OR ~'lrs. Adi son Thomas D. B. Thomas . (?)W. Swengen (?)Annie Thomas OH Annie Thomas; OH Fred Gleed J. ;;1. Newlin 'OH Joel Thomas 'OB ~1. Carri e Thomas Isaac Miller ~lil ton Guest Age Calise d. 17 f9... 63 44 Sti l1born 77 '?Diph 5 58 82 63 n1d age 170 3f SrinP,Iening. 78 Stillborn 160 48 65 cancerBtds 88 51 OH 53 OB 68 Stom&Sp1een88 58 Geo. Thomas; BenevSoc :00 Orlie Thomas OH 33 22 Geo Thomas; T. Thomas ,rl'G 20 Consumpt. 170 ? 87 140 The Family' 68 Accident 116 Ins. Co. 21 165 Annie L. Thomas OH l3f SumComp1. 145 lilrs. McCall; ('1) 8---- V. Allen Thomas, 1'1. J. 23 Mch 1901 W.E Barnes;Johnl'lalton Vin1and 84 102 Thompson, Arthur 2 Ju1 1902 C. M. Thompson ~,X; 22 117 Thompson, Edward 24 Jun 1906 Mrs. Ed Thompson OH 68 Para1ysi s 171 Thompson, Mrs. (?)E.L. 28 Dec 1895 Geo. Thompson riG 48 Boiler Room Swift Packing House, KG Kans. Thompson, Nelson 2 Aug 1903 Mrs. Thompson Dg.Co. 67 Dropsy 130 Pri. Co A 79 U. s. (?)O. Vol. Infantry Thompson, J. Edger 24 Dec 1895 Robt. J. Thompson OR 48 Thompson, Joseph 14 Sep 1907 i'lm & Ki1lie Thompson OH 85 BrainTrbl 189 Thompson, r.Ia ri e Edn a 7 Aug 1907 Mrs Lowery; Ed Thompson on 4 m. SlImrComp 18S' Thompson, Mark 23 Oct 1904 Mrs. Mark Thompson OR 45 Brights D 146 Thompson. Nora 28 .~r 1901 W. H. Pendleton ~~ 18 LaGrippe 103 Joseph Thompson Thompson, Robert 28 Aug 1900 Douglas Co. Clinton 80 Old age 95 Private Pioneer Co. ....l... Div. 16th Army Corp US Col. Vol. Thompson, Robt J. 23 Feb 1905 Mrs. Robt J. Thompson OH 67 153 (Shipped from KG Mo'.) Thompson, Sarah 1 Jan 1905 The Estate,Dr.HarveyAdm OH 80 Old age 150 Thorp, Nancy 17 Feb 1907 Mrs. Geo. Califord :\G 90 Dro!1sy' 181 Thorp, infant 16 Jun 1892 ('n Garvin/Irwin Blank 19 Thornton, Ed 21 Feb 1898 Ephriam Thornton OH 28 '? 68 Thornton, J. W. 16 Jun 1907 Oli ver Thornton, son ur 46 StomTrbl 185 ~let.Life �72 Burial Date Thornton, Nancy A. 12 Aug 1896 Thornton, O. E. 17 May 1895 Private Co C 30 Iowa Infantry 21 Dec 1899: Thorton, W. R. Throlls, W. E. 9 Nov 1903 Thudium, Henry W. 16 Sep 1906 (Shi[)ped from Colo. S.) Thudium, child o.f 28 Jun 1897 Tibbits, Frank E. 6 Jan 1904 Tingle, Gideon 9 Nov 1893 Tipton, J.S. 21 Aug 1896 Tole, 1. M. 14 ~.1ch 1900 Tolles, Mrs. E. C. 18 Sep 1895 Tomaden, child of 19 Mch 1891 Torn aden , child of 26 Nov 1892 Topping, f;lrs. H. B." 2 Dec 1892 Topping, Howard B. 6 May 1893 Travi s, Samuel 16 Sep 1893 Thorp, Chas E. 16 Aug 1893 (? )Trimper, Susan R. 6 Apr 1904 Trouseau, J. J. 21 Sep 1902 Trouseau. Lucy S. 2 Jan 1903 Trowbridge, G. G". 14 Dec 1907 Ordered br Burial The Family orr Dg Co; Spencer Post. Off Comm; ? No. 12 John Thorton OR Mrs Throlls ;Mrs Jones orr Chas Thudium OIf ~Gause ?64 d! P~ra1ysis fa:.. 54 41 28 RR Acci d. 86, 54 133 27 Tubercul. 174 Olr 9? i\Ieas1es Chas F. Thudi urn 61 Co. Poor Com. Eudora 40 Cancer 135 A. G. Honnold r.x; 26 Burns 31 \'1 R Smith;Family;r;IinPoint,Ks34 Typhoid F 54 S. G. (?)r.IcCann MG 76 C:;enileDeb. 89 J. D. (?)Taxar ?Vermont 45 Tornaden PiX; 8 Mr. Tornaden Blank 23 I-I. B. Topping B.C. 23 The Family" Baldwin 26 Ann a Travi s Off 29 Elias But1er,Lansing; Lansing 29 Miss Alice Winn Off 78 ? 140 C. J. Stallard; Williamstown 68 Dropsy 120 C. J. Sto11ard Blank 5 yrs 124 Sister; Mrs M J orr 82 com~ of 82 Call & Son diseases Tucker, Elma S. 2 Jun 1895 E. S. Tucker aT (child) 42 Tucker, child of G. 26 Dec 1896 Gea Tucker; rrIr Dean Clinton 3~ Tonsi li tis 57 Tucker. Mrs. Harriet 6 ~'lay 1902 Thomas Tucker Clinton 94 Old age + 115' Tucker, John 8 May 1903 w. (?>I. Tucker Clinton 79 Old age + 128 Turley, child of no date w. A. Turley (?)Hearty' Oak Cern. 64 Clisted between 9/13 and 9/20, 1897) Turner. Mrs. E. 21 May 1899 PGHonnold;CityMarshall ~;X; 50 Lung Trb1 81 Turner, infnnt 25" May 1900 _?_ Turner; City Missouri 1 yr 92 Turner, Ollie 26 Aug 1897 Mrs Turner; Wm, Hayden; oa 26· 63 Tutt, child of 12 Nov 1898 A G Honnold ~l7' 3 yrSw. a Pin 75 Tuttle, Adam 30 JU"1 1902 Estate, Johnffoover, Adm. 70 Sen.Debi1.117 "(''' .. G. A. Tuttle Marion Tuttle, ~.lrs. Grace 5 Feb 1905 F.L.Tuttle:W A Marcha1;Vinland 25 Pneu. 152 Tuttle, Harriet 28 Nov 1896 Harion 60 Accident 56 (?)Dan1 Ulrick Adam Tuttle Tuttle. Mildred 7 Mch 1905 Mrs. Geo. Tuttle Collins 6?·? 154 Tuttle, hm Marshall 9 Sep 1907 B. E. Tuttle; Sib1ey;Vi'nland 9 Shot 189 (?)Tweed, Andrew 4 Sep 1905" OH 87 160 The Fami lyTWitchell, C. S. 26 iIlch 1900 The Fami 1y OR 73 Asthma 90 Tydings. Mary F. 7 May 1906 P F Tydings,husband I-ligbeef,10 42 Tubercu1.169 Tyler, Isham 4 filch 1904 ~lrs. Isham Tyler OH 85 KidneyTrb 138 Cap Co. 15 K Cav~ Co. Commission Tyler. Mrs. Sarah 6 Nov 1898 Mr'S~ R. \'1. Sparr: OR 70 75 Ci ty; A. G. Honnold Tyler, Thos. 8 Feb 1892 Geo. Hollingburg :A.GH Blank 16 Tyndall, Evangeline 24 Dec 1897 O. L. Tyndall Jackson-20 67 ville, Ill. Tyson, Saul 26 Mch 1891 ~,X;' A. J. Dicker 8 Tyson, Wilma C. 6 Jun 1904 William Tyson OH ..LTrbl 142 , �73 ~, Buri aI, Age Cause d. ~~ Name _ Burial Date Ordered by Ulrich, Wallace 17 May 1904 Ulrick, Clifford Ulrick, James 27 Oct 1897 3 Dec 1902 141 Mrs. Salli e J UlrichFairvietv 10 John Hoover 4 Croup 64 Clinton Henry Ulrick 35 !-Irt t;, Kidn123 \'IS Danl Ulrick D. L. Burton The Family' Eudora 65 Paralysis 147 (?)Urbouslcy, A. 1 Nov 1904 (Shipped from St. Marys, Ks.) OH 56 Accidental 58 The Family VanHoesen, 7 Jan 1897 40? 150 VIS E. H. VanHoesen 31 Dec 1904 VanHoesen, mss Ella (Shipped from KC, Mo .. ) 34 (?)Vausbinder, Bathena 19 Apr 1894 J.R. Sj--4?Conover 76 28 Verdan, Benj. 10 Aug 1893 T C Baker,Vinland; Vinland U.S.Soldier Private Co. H 8th Rgt. (?)Iowa Cav. Verden, Ernest 23 !'dch 1898 Loui s Verden ,on 69 Verden, child of 31 Aug 1900 L Verden; Olin Be11;Off Stillborn 95 Eberhardt Verden, infant 4 Aug 1904 Lewis Verden OH 144 1 wk l Verden(r), child of L. 18 rolay 1899 Lewis Verden(r) OH Stillborn 81 Verden(r), infant 31 ~lch 1902 Lewis Verden(r) on Stillborn i14 Verden(r), child of 12 l\lch 1903 LewisVerden;OlinBellOH 2 da 126' Vernsen. Carl 16 Oct 1895 A. G. Honnold orr 4 yr Diph. 46 Vernsen. child of 17 Oct 1895 A. G. Honnold O£1 46 Victor, J. 3' Feb 1891 ((Ir Moore;Mrs Victor 1',17 6 Viets, child of 28 Jul 1892 C Viets; BenStaggers Jeff .Co. 20 \'laffle,Mrs. Linda 26 Apr 1891 H~ C. Waffle OH 9 \'1aggeman, Chas. C. 28 Mch 1900 Charles l'Jaggem,ln OOH 6 m Pneu. 90 Wagner, Lillie 23 Nov 1891 rtlrs. Wagner Spring Hill 14 l,'/agstaff. Charlie A. 19 Nov 1904 Robt. 'i/agstnff ' OT-T 20..L 148 Wagstaff, Clara B. 11 Feb 1902 Robert Wagstaff oh 30 childbedF.1l3 Vialll, Joseph H. 25 Feb 1900 August Wahl OH Gunshot 89 Private Co H 20 Kas. Died 27 Mch 1898, buried 25 Feb 1900 wound in action (Shipped from SanFran6isco & Manilla, P.I.) ~;;alborn, Nannie ill. 19 Feb 1904 W A Walborn;EliBarber OR 7 yr 137 Lalborn, Vera 10 Feb 1904 I'!m Walborn OB 5 136 ;,\;albr~dge, C. B. 18 Jul 1906 J i\I &L R 1'lalbridge Williams.7~rDropsy 172 "albrIdge, Clyde 11 Feb 1907 John Hutchingson Underwood,18, Pneu 181 L. R. Nc:dbridge Cemeteryl'J,albri dge, Mrs. J. M. 21 Jan 1907 J. M. Halhridge \'lilliamstown Dropsy 180 Walbridge, L. R. 15 Feb 1907 \':illiamstown Pneu. Blank 181 Walker, A. C. 16 Jan 1905 A WArmstrong;Family; Eudora 65 151 F C Walker Walker, Charlotte 16 May 1907' P. F. Walker OH 14m. Heasles 185 Walker, child of 20 Aug 1895 Walker, Geo. C. 20 Apr 1904 (Shipped from (?)Bisbee, Arizona) \'ialker, Inez 13 Apr 1906 Walker, Jas. 12 Aug 1900 Alex i'la1ker;Wm~Iiller OR May Walker OH' ~Irs. 44 37 Pneu. 140 Sherman Walker r,x; 16m. LungTrbl 168 rJrs Henderson; OH 62 94 illrs. (?)fIollow; nrs. Walker �74 ~ Walker, Jenl{s Walker, Mrs. Lois H. \"]:;Jlker, ~,Irs • Lucy ~~(llker , P,lollie C. Burial Date Ordered by Buri al Age, C811Se d. f.[. 13 Dec 1901 Sylvia, Charlie, & Sherman Walker J. H. Gleason Mrs. M. G. Hubbell, II,' A. Allen G. L. Walker MG 46 1 Mch 1894 2 Feb 1895 26 Apr 1899 III DB 74 Consumpt 33 623 West 8th 5t.Topeka Catholic 39 OH' 34 '?Fever 80 25 Rheumatism131 I. L. White Grant 12 Sep 1903 Rosa 25 The Family OH 8 Feb 1893 Sam(u)! Co. FIst Kas Inf. !\Iaj or 5th Kas Co. Col 16th Kas Cav. Vic Johnson p,X; 4 m Pneu. 183 2 Apr 1907 Vera Sherman Walker 60 Anpofll exi 11143 i,'Irs. Emma \'1all OR 28 Jun 1904 Wall, Amos p. C. & G. Wall 123 -1~f Stom. 87 Lewi s \'lall ace OIl Wallace, Mrs. Henrietta 8 Jan 1900 Frank i\'1arch ~;1G 40 Peter Lewis 23 Mch 1895 Wall ace, James OH 16-9-2 Hrt Fail +145 Herman Richardson 4 Sep 1904 Wallace,Richardson D. Sarah Richardson on 73 Paralysis 121 L. N. NaIling VJalling, Mrs. Lois J. 7 Oct 1902 OR ?35 Typhoid F 88 Lorin Walling Wallin9, David G. 7 Feb 1900 Private Band 18 Reg. Inftry. Died 9 Nov 1898 (Shipped from Manil1Cl, P.I.) Walling, (?)Lou1a r~l. 21 Jun 1900 L. N. Walling on 36 Inf. of ? 93 on 45 Cancer 64 Leroy N. Walling Walling, Mrs. Sybilla' 3 Oct 1897 (Rec'd from Chic-ago, Ill.) Walquist, U. G. 16 Jul 1901' Fred & Jno.WalquistManhattan76 Hrt Dis, 187 Walter, Frank 15 Jan 1898 The Family Lecompton 67 Pneu. 67 Walter, Mrs. F. 3 Aug 1901 A. C. Walter Lecompton 68 Tumor 106 Walter, ~'~n A." 13 Jan 1907 Ed \'Ial ter O~1 179 (Shipped from Silverton. Colo.) Minnie Walter Walters, rlladi son 21 Feb 1904 ~lrs. E. Walters DeeI<:reek 46 137 Christopher Wulfkuhle; John UnlJer Walton, Miss Lizzie 19 Jan 1899 John Walton ?Clinton/ 19 Pneu. 78 W. E. Barnes ?Vinland Wamego"i' Wi lli s 13 Feb 1902 Haskell Inst. hlarietta,Ks 14 Pneu~ 112 WClrd, Mrs. S. 15 Aug 1890 Sam Hard Linl'lOOd 2 Ward, Sam 22 Aug 1890 Blank Linwood 2 Ware, Ben 16 Jun 1896 A L Selig: Henryl'lare OR 30 con. 53 Ware, Geo. 8 Feb 1902 The Fami 1y orr 58 Liver comp112 Warfield, child of 15 ~Iay 1897 ? G. K. Miller OB 2 1m 61 Henry Warfield Warfield, John Jr. 9 Apr 1905 JoJ~n Warfield OH 36 155 Warfield, Lizzie 23 Feb 1905 Mildred Warfield Eudora 15 Consump t. 153 Warfield, l'hu. 5 Apr 1904 John i'larfieid 0H 32 ? 138 (?)Warren, Fred 13 RIch 1901 C J Erickson,Guardian DH 18 101 Warren, r,Ir s . 20 Jun 1892 Ed lJelvi11e Eudora 19 Warrol, Robt. L. 7 Oct 1899 Geo Warrol ~I 14? ~to;n. 85 Mr. Haschburger Washington, Annie 9 Apr 1907 ~'lableG-JakeVlashingtonOH 40 Bright'sD.183 Washington, ch. of 7 Aug 1897 R. -1-~ Washington MG 2 wk 62 Washington, Chas. 23 Nov 1900 R. P. Washington i;'!G' 5 Diph. 97 Washington, Eddie 20 Sep 1904 Ann i e&Jake\',Jashi ngtonOH 22Killedbycar146 Washington, Gen. 24 Nov 1891 A. G. Honnold OH 14 Co. E 11th Reg't Louisiana Infantry Washington, George 16 Apr 1898 Caroline (iJashington ~x; 90 Ole! age 70 Washington, Lemual 6 Mch 1894 Geo. Washington Clinton 19 Consumpt. 33 P. A. Dolbee,Washington Creek Walker, Walker" Capt. Walker, �75' Name Burial Date Washington, (?)Lewis 8 ~'iashin~Jton, Hrs. L. 25 Washington, ch of Marie19 Watkins, Clara 29 .' Feb Mch Apr Feb 1895 1902 1902 1904 Watkins, Mrs. E. 19 Oct 1905 Watkins, Ellen E. 5 May 1904 (Shi pped from KC Kan.) Watkins, Gee. 29 Nov 1902 Watson, Andrew Viatson, James ,27 ~Ich 1895 16 Dec 1897 Watson, (?)0sburn 13 Sep 6 Apr Watson, Willie Watt,nJl.child of(female30Sep Watts, John 27 Uch Watts, John C. 4 Sep Co E 3 Ks In. \'laubonsy, Sophia 15 Nov 1902 1901 1903 1901 1904 1902 15 Nov 1905 Vieatherby, Geo. 15 r,lch 1907 Weatherby, Wm. F. \Ile aver, Hen ry 2 Feb 1892 Webber~ (?)Albin 24 Jul 1901 (Shipped from Des f,1o i ne s, 10 • ) Webber, J. L. 7 Oct 1890 Webber, ~Irs. 15 Mch 1891 \"lei deman, ('1) Agust a 13 Apr 1897 Weise, Hellen 25 Dec 1900 Wells, ~Irs. flillanda 31 Jan 1905 (Shipped from 11 worth) ;']e11s, Cora 8 rdch 1897 Wells, Mrs. David 29 Jul 1904 Wells, Geo'rge 18 ~Iay 1904 (Shipped from 11 worth) Welsh, Phil C. 16 Apr 1907 Wescott, Mrs. J. F. Wescott, Miss 6 May 1897 15 Sep 1896 West, Joseph All~n 26 Jul West, Melvin 26 r,Jay \'ihedon, Fred J. 14 Jul Wheeler, child of E. J. 27 Dec Wheeler, Gold. 15 Apr Whi rlow(n), r.Ir. 10 Apr Whitacker, Thomas 5 Jan (Shipped from KC) l.':hi te, Amanda 2. 4 Aug Whitney, Mrs. S. E. 17 May (Shipped from C?)Hym-, Ks.) Whitcomb, Albert 26 Aug White, child of 4 Nov 8 Nov \'lhi te, child of 1904 1906 1905 1899 1907 1893 1906 1900 1901 1901 1894 1894 (1rdered bv Btl ri al Ag e Cau se d. ~. Geo. WaShington (child) ~en. ' Clinton Clinton L & Geo Washington Clinton Ed Watkins & Sister nG John :'Iatkins C. W. Watkins;CountyMG Georae Davi s -1- 24 ~ashington 53 39 114 114 137 58 56 161 141 H~ m? C. W. Watkins OIl 123 35 con. [,Irs. Watkins, P;,oli ,Ks ·ar-I A. G. Honnold 40 DB Geo. A. Banks; 67 66 Geo. Nicholson; Miss Carey Watson Blank 120 Wakarusa 68 Dropsy E. p. Watson iJG 6 c:urgicalCp102 R. M. Watt Lone Star 5 wk SmrCom.132 John C. i'Jatts lH HlGunShotl'ind 102 The Family OH 69 Kid.ff.vr 145 :laskel1 Inst. it!<lyettal,(s 14 BloodPois 123 (Shipped to r.layetta, Kan.) E. S. T.'leatIH~rby OH' 45m 162 E S & Rev Weatherby DH 7 wk 183 Jona. ,$. John F. :'!eaver; \lleaver 24 Or-: 68 Ap!')oplexi a106· f.Iasons Order Mrs. Webber OH 3 (?)Leonder Cole.PleasantGrove 8 Robt. & WilliamOH 76 LClGrippe+ 60 \'veideman Ernest !.'lei se r\[; 5 Di!Jh. 99 The Fami ly ;OrJ 60 Pneu+Kidn.152 A. G. Honno19 r~[; We11s;The Family' WS P,lrs. VJelis "OH 13 lJeasles 59 25 Dropsy 144 71 Eronchitis141 Harry & Ida f\l Welsh :Of! 15 Aug 1847 184 (date of birth?) 61 55 18 ..L. ~ J. F. i'lescott D. M. Lewis John F. Wescott Charles F. West {»I ~Inry & Joe Viest ~JG Fred \'lhedon crI E. J. Wheeler DB ~lrs Ellen A ;'!heelerOH ~dr. (?)Jam Whirlow Vinland n. L. Boatright or; J. W. Arthur David White mi s. E. \'lhi tney DH W. H. H. Whitney The F a m i 1 y O H Marshall & Cl ark OH fllarsiJ all (~Cl ark OH 6 m. ? 144 2 Lung Trhl 170 8 da 138 87 33 Consumpt. 183 26 Killed by 164 Cars 30 UremicPois 94 47 104 74 Senil.Dib.l07 37 37 �76 Name Burial Dnte White, child of \~hi te, Daisy May 31 Jan 1399 25 Dec 1896 Ordered by' Burial Age. Cause d. 1:£L. Jas i'lhite;f.Trs Lutz DB 2 yr 78 ~Irs • E. Dimmey OH 1 wk 57 r\Ioses !\Jllite White, James H. 9 Jul 1902 Bessie F. White Or-; 42 RR Accid. 117 1/111i te, Joel S. 13 Jun 1897 C. B. Reed, D.D.S. OH 65 61 (Removed from Topeka) ? K-- --, Toneka,Ks !,'il1i te, r;loses 26 Jun 1907 Dg. County . ~iX; 56 Dropsy 136 White, Margarite A. 2Sep 1905 S \AJhi te; J 5 Common ~JH 1-13daSmrComp160 17 Jul 1905 rIhi te, ~\'Irs. Nora G. l'r. Hhi te OE 45 Dropsy 153 White, (?)Tessee 26 Ju1 1903 E Dimmey & wi fe 1)1-1 13 Consumpt. 130 Vlliiting, child of 12 Mch 1391 A. B. Whiting Co. Topeka 8 Whi Uey, ~'Iiss 15 Apr 1896 I'I. A. t'/hi tley Perry 39 51 Whitlock,Fern Beatrice 7 Feb 1907 Fred C. I'lhi tlock Eudora 3 yr Dyph. 180 \'lhi tney, A. D. 5 Jul 1897 W. H. H.Whitney OR 61 60 ...L Rlrs. D. C. Whi tney t'/hitney, "Jiss C. 18 :May 1896 F. IIerrington Eudora 52 Whi tney, (? )Jemesi lIl. 22 Mch 1905 l'/m i'lhi tney Vinland 34 154 (Shipped from Kansas City to Vinland) Whitney, John 18 Jul 1907 W. A. Marchal 'On Marchal farm 59 187 J. H. Whitney Hung himself 11hi tney, Mrs. Mary 11 Nov 1895 lV. H. H. ~':hi tney :');-; 47 Whi tney, t'!m :I. 27 Oct 1907 Mrs. Kate Whitney 5'ni $Eudora 45 HrtTrb 190 Frank Griffi th Frank Stanwick, Clinton Who( aHey, Snrah 16 Mch 1902 E. U. Bond r.IcClouth 81 Pnell. 113 Wickershrun,LiIlie/Ellis30 Nov 1900 Ci ty Marshall MG Dip. 97 Wi dem (n )er, Geo. 28 l\Iay 1900 Charles Hemphill Reno· 56, Paralysi s 92 Wiggin, D. H. 25 Feb 1903 The Family a-j 71 Hrt Fai 1. 125 Wight, Haskey 5 Jan 1899 The Fami ly CH 65 77 \'fild, Mrs. 29 Jan 1896 F. E. Stimpson DB 49 Wi Ider, Lucy 7 Oct 1896 Mrs. D. \HIder OH 29 ? 56 Wiley, Aleli a C. 28 Nov 1905 r<'ir & Mrs Harrell o;r ?41 Pnell. 162 Wiley, John C. 23 ~Jay 1695 Mrs i'iiley;Mrs Mays DR 35 Hemorage 42 \'lflley, f\Jyrtle 5 Oct 1896 S. E. Willey Vinland 6 mo? 56 Willey, Mrs. Nancy 21 May 1902 J. 1'1. Wiley iOa 62 !-Irt,. &Ki dn 116 \'Ii lli ams, ~Jrs. A. J. 9 Mch 1898 A. L. l'ii 11 i ams OB 71 Old age 69 Williams, Ambrose 17 Apr 1906 Mrs. A. Willi ams iI'X; 76 md afJe 168 (Shipped from Leavenworth) Mr. Nolnnd Willi antS, mssAntoniette28Jul 1898 Mrs. R. L. Wi lli ams VB 44 Dropsy 72 Willi antS, B. S. 28 rdch 1898 B. S. I'Ji Ili ams, Jf. Vinl and 81 70 I'iilli ams, child of 9 Apr 1901 Adam ~¥i Ili ams on 2 wk Eraysipl02 \1illi ams, Ed 29 ritch 1893 R J Petty & Johnson fiX; 26 \'liIliams, Frank 14 Apr 1395 A. H. \'li Ili ams fllG 7 1:Jk/m. Fever 41 Williams, Frank O. 15 Jan 1899 A. H. I'lilliams 6 m? Pneu. n t'!illi runs, Henry' 25 Jan 1903 Mrs Williams; 6,7 124 fJrs. C. Carter \'li 11 i ams , Henry 12 Feb 1905 John Cl::!rk;HrsVerderaI 88 Paralysis 153 Wi lli ams, John' 19 Feb 1892 A G Honnold DH 16 \'ii 11 i ar.1S , John 29 Dec 1902 :-fei rs John \,li lli amsOH 73 Pneu. 123 \'filli ams, Johnnie 16 May 1895 Alex Wi Ili ams nx; 13 Scrofula 41 ~:Ji 11 i ams , child of Joe 6 .l\pr 1905 Cliff Ellis Pleasant 155 Joe !'lillinms Grove Willi ;:mlS, Josephine 11 Aug 1907 Ben 13o1den DR 80 P3ralysis 188 (?)Caltantha Court �77 Wi lli ams, Wi lli ams, \'lilli ams, Williams, VIi lli ams, r.1rs. M. Mrs. Maria Martha [,I. Mary A. Mrs. M.A. Williams, Milton Age Cause d. Ordered by 6 7 10 3 22 Ambrose Williams 1r11 74 Mrs. Johnson ~'G 87 B. S. Williams Vinland 75 A. L. (..lilli ams OB 37 "Irs. C. W.Konag a RoseHi1l65 (Shipped to Chicago) A.G. Honnold u'X; Jas. Johnson Simpson & Sinclair OH OH 82 C. W. Sni th OH C. W. Smith Jun Feb Apr Apr Jul 1902 1897 1898 1898 1901 17 Apr 1893 William, Mrs. 5 Feb 1891 Williams, Ralph L. 20 Dec 1897 Wi lli ams, Mrs. R. L. 22 Aug 1898 '.' (Shipped from Westline, Mo.) Williams, Roxy 116 Oct 1901 Willi ams, W. Williams, Ward Burial Date Buri al . 5 Apr 1894 8 Dec 1906 Williams or Patterson,Crist Co B 18th USC Inf. 7 Feb 1904 \~illi amson, Hannah 24 Sep 1904 i~illis, Mrs. Elizabeth 9 Jul 1901 Willis, Elmer E. 30 Oct 1902 (Shipped from Kan. City, Kas.) Willis, Joel 8 Dec 1897 Willis, Nellie L. 29 May 1906 Willis, Walter A. 25 May 1900 Willoughby, Ella 3 Dec 1883 Stomach 116 LaGrippe 58 ?neu. 70 Cancer 70 Appoplexial07 26 Hrt.Fail ws A. L. i'lilli ams 3 w/m.Chlnft Ed Flora DH Mrs. Ed Jones 16 P,lrs. B. Lyons DB Ki lIed by Cow Mrs. Nard Williams Zitphia Patterson OH 60 1.0. O.F. \'1m Williamson Catholic73 W. H. Willi s 68 Paralysis (Shipped to Barclay, Kas.) Mrs. Willi s OH 42 HrtFail ~lr f£L. 6 ',66 73 108 34 177 136 146 105 122 l'Iillis;P.lrs Lloyd;Barkley,Ks. 76 65 Will Hoadly ,OH 170 Mrs. Nellie L.lVilli sOH 36 92 Mrs John VIilloughby OH ro 31 SO Thacher Willoughby, Henry 5 Jan 1907 r.lrs rllo11ie lHlloughbyOH 40 Dropsy 178 Willoughby, John 8 Aug 1901 Doug .County; Law Lodge,OH 74 107 Private Co A 12th Regt USCT Heavy Artillery-. No.1946 rOOF Wills, David 24 Mch 1898 A. G. Honno Id . ~X; 51 69 Wilmot, (? )f)ree L. 3 Apr 1902 Proff. Newsom DH 36 114 Wilmoth, H3rriet E. 11 Aug 1905' Wi 11 !~i Imoth Of! 68 Paralysis 159 Wiloughby, child of 15 May 1904 Geo R Wiloughby OH 1+ 141 Wilson, Alfred H. 2 Jun 1906 John Wilson-son IUnoS Wilson OH 63 Paralysis 170 Wilson, child of 19 Mch 1892 A. E. Wi Ison BigSprgs 17 il;Ir. Wulfkule Wilson, child of Mrs. 18 Dec 1893 Hattie Wilson MG 9-10 yrs 32 WUson, Eli 3 Feb 1904 The Family OH 60 136 Wilson, Elizabeth C. 29 f.lch 1905 Mrs. J R (?)Good -1.... 92 Old alJe 154 Wilson, ~lrs. Kate 9 Oct 1902 Wm & T J Hughes Hrt Fail 121 (Shipped to IOVla) Wilson, Mrs. Lydia 22 Feb 1895 Alfred H. \'Til son on 39 \\,ilson, May 28 Jan 1895 Howard \'Iilson i\1G 38 ?from - Fort Scott, Kans. Wilson, Mrs. Nancy J. 25 Oct 1901 B F & J H Wilson OH 78 Hrt Trbl 109 B. Stoggers Wilson, Urs.Pearl 1 May 1902 Ed i'lilson Blank 21 115 t'JiIson, Thos. F. 13 Apr 1901 The Family OB 88+ Old age 102 Winchell, child of 20 Sep 1897 Gabriel Winchell OH 10 TY!lhoid 64 Winchell, Gabriel C. 21 Oct 1901 fllrs Winchell; Dg Co OH 65 Rheu&Drop 108 Private Co B 64th Ill. Vol lnfty �78 Burial Date Wilchell, infant 14 Nov 1903 Winchester, Mrs. Alice 20 Jun 1901 Wind ------- (Indian) Winsett, Andrew Winters, A. 23 Jan 1892 30 Jan 1901 7 Mch 1891 Winters, child of 17 Feb Wiseman, child of 22 Dec Nitzell, Peter D. 5 Sep (Index-\'lhi tzell) Private Co Wolbridge, child of 6 Jul 1895 1890 1901 H 61 1895 Wolf, Anna L. 27 Mch 1897 Wolford, Phoebe 11 Sep 1901 Ordered by Burial ~ Cause d. ~. 133 OH 5 da. Albert Winchell MG' 105 Winchester 15 -L Enlt1la Jackson Haskell 15 C. F. Meserve Lakeview 89 Senile '? 100. Vlinsett & Co. Lecompton --. 7 J. T. Richards ~1. S. Winter 39 Lecompton R. T. Richards 5 Mr. Wiseman 57 Stom.Trbl 107 OH The Family III Regt. 43 ;'!illi ams - 6 mo. W. M. \'ihi tl ock town Levi Wolbridge 60 33 Mr.l'101f; Geo Wolf; OB ? Greenlee 7 m.crollp 174 Dg Co ?oor Comm. Mrs. Staggers 69 Paralysis 131 The Family OH r:x; A G Honnold 5 OH Mrs. A. S. Wood 58 Cancer 173 [-1. B. Wood Sti llborn 116 ?Tonga. The Estate OH 68 BloodPois.122 -L Wollenzrin, Wm 9 Aug 1903 Wood, Addie 13 Jan 1891 '.'Iood, Augustus S. 14 Aug 1906 Wood, child of 7 Jun 1902 Wood, Edwin W. 2 Nov 1902 Pri vate Co E 3 Rgt KSl1 Wood, Geo. R. 6 Sep 1903 ~lrs. Charity Wood rlx; ;'.lalari al F .101 Co D 17th Rgt USCF Douglas County Wood, Mrs. Jennie W. 23 May 1892 f;Ir \'Jood;S Holloway orr 18 Wood, John died26 Feb 1899 JohnMoore; Family Clinton 61 79 Wood, Lucie A. 28 Dec 1897 E. W. \'lood OR 52 67 Wood, Mary F. 17 Sep 1903 Charles W. C---4--- ;oH 75 Old age 132 \'lood, Sanborn D. 5 Jan 1902 Family on 65 Li verTrbl 111 Woodi n, p:lary E. 28 Ju1 1890 S. Woodi n ffi 2 Wooding, Louis F. 31 Dec 1903 Sadie Wooding MG 47 135 Woodri ng , Cl aren ce R. Jan 1905 1. F. Hughs ~;'G 8 yr Hrt D. 151 or Clara (Shipped from Lansing) '.'!oodruf, Floyd M. 13 Nov 1907 l\Irs. Woodruff OR 27 Consumpt. 191 Woodruff, infant 26 Feb 1903 H. G. Woodruff OH 1 w. 125 R. H. Stewart Woodruff, T. J. 2 Aug 1904 Ii & Mrs T J Woodruff on 65 Accident 144 Woodruff, Wesley 15 Mch 1892 T. J. Woodruff OH 17 Woodruff, \'lm 7 Jan 1896 Kenyon & Selig; OR 18 49 \',loodruff Woodruff, \'1m. died 14 Mch 1901 H. Conn OH 34 102 Woods, Ab 22 Sep 1894 C Epley & Mrs' Woods OH 36 Woods, Albert 8· Aug 1906 Lucrecia I'loods OH 24 172 Woods, Clyde 8 Jan 1904 Alice Woods OH 6 --1135 Woods, Ralza B. 6 Dec 1905 Frank M. Woods OR 45 Lung Trbl 163 Woodside, Geo. 'Curtis 13 Jun 1906 Son; Daughter OH 75 Hrt 171 Woodson, James 9 Aug 1902 Mrs Woodson; Dg Co OH 64 119 Woodward, B. W. 22 Oct 1900 The Family' OIl 66· Paralysi s 96 G.A.R. Post 12 - Co E 3K.S.In. (Shipped from West Chester, Pa.) Woodward, D. F. 15 Aug 1906 Sheriff Woodward CI inton 89 Old age 173 Woolfe, George 14 !dch 1903 The Family ~IG 89 Old age + 126 Pri vate Co E 2 Mo. I. ; Sgt. Co A 16 Ks Cav. . �79 Name. Worden, L. J. , Burial Date 4 Feb 1907 (?)Woyahn, William Wright, Albert E. 18 Apr 1903 9 May 1902 ~'lright , B. Wright, Dr. Edgar 23 Sep 1906 4 Aug 1907 Wright, Gertie 17 Oct 1904 (Shipped from Phoenix, Ariz.) Wright, inf~nt 6 May 1903 Wright, Ira/Ora 16 Apr 1907 Wright,John, infant ch.15 Jul 1895 Wright, child of J. 25 Nov 1900 Wright, infant 25 Feb 1902 Nright, inf ch oJ John 11 Jun 1907 Wright, Ora 10 May 1892 Wright, Rebecca 3 May 1907 Ordered bv Bur! a1 .. Mrs. Jennie Worden O~J ?drs. Hornsby ~IG The Family 'On Albert ':!right N. O. Stevens Pe rryvfl 1e H. C. Collens {Ii l'hllter \'!right Mrs. Edgar ',lright on Ben Ellis AwtGnuse d. ~ 78 Old age 180 82 Old age + 127 7 wk Spasms 115 73 63 Cancer 175 187 24 Consumpt. 146 Albert \'.Iright ~G Stillborn 128 OH ?21 Consumpt. 184 John \'fright .oH A. G. Honnold 43 OR Stillborn 97 John Wright John Wright 011 113 4 da John ~·Jright OH 185 1 da 18 Supt. PoorFarm or; 65 Hrt Trbl 184 John,Albert,'Sm. & Geo. Wright ;Mrs r.lason Mrs. Wright;JWWagnerOH ~.'lright, ~'Jesley 15 Apr 1903 36 Dropsy 127 VlulfKuhle, infant H. W. Wulfkuhle Kamvaka 11 28 Jul 1891 8 Sep 1897 Wulfkuhle, ch of Mr Ice for 1. Wulfkuhle DrCreek l!.f \'!hCgh. 64 17 Mch 1902 Wyatt, child of Arthur H. \~yatt Eudora 4 da 113 Yarnold, Thomas on 19 I\Ich 1895 The Farony 40 Yates, r.trs. 29 Jul 1897 G' IV til Yates, Topeka OFf 79 ?overheat 62 Yates, Wm 7 Dec 1907 87 c.of Brain192 ClIas Deforest I;IrsYateOH Yeager, Janes, in ch of 14 Aug 1907 James Yeager,736 NJ DB Sti llborn 188 Yeager, John H. 16 Nov 1894 J. M. Ne\'Jlin OH 16 Typhoid F. 37 Yeager, ~'1rs. 27 Feb 1898 1'10.52 TabernacleOH 40 Cnncer 68 !\Ir. (? mari a Yeager, Saml Jr. 5 Jul 1897 Saml Yeager;AGlionnold .oB 11 Typhoid 61 Yeager, Saml· 3 Aug 1897 C. C. Yeager OH 62 (?r ¥ewdo11,P.Irs.Eliz H. 7 Jnn 1894 Joseph Yewdoll OR 67 Hrt Fail 32 Yewdo11 , Jas. 19 Dec 1900 Joseph A. Ye~vdoll C. L. Edwards OIl 50 98 Yewdoll, Joseph 23 Aug 1901 The Family· Or-! Hrt Fail. 107 Yo em an , Miss Eli zabeth 4 Aug 1902 John RlcFarl an orr 76 Hem.Bwls 119 Young, Carl 8 Jan 1894 J. p. Bar(n)ker ?Morris 19 No Dr. 32 Young, child of 18 ~.Ich 1891 R Burn s; -2 Young on 8 Young, chi Id of 23 Aug 1897 (?)Ozisa Young; A.G.B. Or! Stillborn 63 Young, Albert 20 Jan 1898 Douglas County Crowder 80 Old age 67 Private Co K 116 U S Colored Volunteer Inf. Young, Arvi 11 a 27 Feb 1906 Fred Letcher (col) ~IG 166 Young, infant 22 Feb 1896 C.T.K. Prentice or-I 50 Young, infant 27 Aug 1896 J. H. Young rJ:; 5S Young, Robert 16 Apr 1897 Family of Young Olf 68 ? ? 60 Young, Wm. 3 Feb 1891 Illit. & \'1. Young OIl 6 Young, Wm. 15 Dec 1903 The Family OH 59 Gunshot 134 Benevolent No. 2 wound Younger, Cl aude 4 Dec 1907 !tlrs. Zoella Younger OH 16 appendicit.192 Zellers, D. C. 8 Sep' 1900 J. B. Cunningham Lecompton 54 95 tJriv<Jtc Co 0 149 Regt.Ind.lnfty. Doug 1 as Co.; The Famil y �80 .' • ...f9... Name" Burial Date Ordered b:£ Burial Age, Cause d • Ziesenis, August 17 i\Ich 1903 Charles Ziesenis A. Getker Frank Zimmerman Albert Zimmerman Eudora 73 Paralysis+126 Wm Zimmerman J. rr. Zingst The Family The Family 28 Suicide 194 6 ?B.Fever 53 Catholic ?46 Cancer 110 16 Jan 1901 Zfmmennan, child of Zimmerman, Edwin 26 Apr 1903 (Shipped from Long Beach, Cal.) Zimmerman, Herbert A. 20 Dec 1907 (?)Zingst, Alonzo 3 Jul 1896 Zook, Inez P.l. 13 Nov 1901 Zook, J. M. 15 Jan 1899 100 Catholic 4 wk iI-I; 79 Paralysis+128 QI OH on 56 n Below are listed those burials which cannot be alphabetized because the record is incomplete or illegible: Infant No name (city coffin) Unknown Man died 16th 16 Apr 1904 4 Apr 1907 21 Oct 1893 Unknown (child) 26 Can't read, child of 28 7 Unknown died 4 Jun 27 Blank Can't read,Mrs. F. 16 Unknown (child) 30 Unknown 21 Can't read, Susan 22 Infant 14 Infant 8 • Can't L'ead, S. 24 Unknown 11 No name listed 19-21 Infant girl 6 Unknown Name has been erased 2 unkno~'JlI children • nlch Sep Jun Apr Apr Apr Feb' Feb Jan Apr Jul Nov Feb May 1893 1892 1892 1892 1892 1891 1894 1895 1895 1896 1896 1098 1902 1902 5 Jul 1902 7 'Oct 1902 31 Dec 1902 -1. G. Patterson 140 7 da JacJ< Parnell Baldt'rin 183 A.G.Honnold; Asher; OH ?Pofson30 Coroner Horner (?) Topping Tnlstee Kennedy/Kanwaka 25 ? Hood Clinton 22 Charlton,ActCoroner OH Rn Accid. 19 E. A. (?)Bradford OH 18' rrIrs. A. (?) Dimmey OIl 17 Coroner OH 9 J. Douglass Perry 33 Can't read Clinton 39 Jacob Flory \'lS Stillborn 38 W. R. Tucker Clinton Stillborn 51 (?)Sey--- C.Heyson Topeka 78 Dysentry 54 A. Getker Eudora 75 s. C. ~.larshall i',jedia 113 (?)FJG. H~ Coble, RG 3 da 115 John Butler Douglas County OR 151m Accid 118 Haskell Institute Haskell 121 Coroner Powell OE Stillborn 123 Douglas County ��~, ���COpy & PRINT CENTER FULL SERVICE ORDER FORM Office DEPOT. PLEASE PRESENT TO ANY CASHIER FOR PA YMENT ~l( 2-- ~ CustomerName:.___~~~~~~~_____________________ Phone: Date In: ______ O",.,T.". 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 - 2013 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource C. W. Smith, Lawrence, Kansas, Undertaker and Embalmer, 1890-1907 Subject The topic of the resource Death registers Smith, C. W. (Charles), 1832-1907 Bailey and Smith, Furniture Dealers and Undertakers (Lawrence, Kan.) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource A transcription of the records of C. W. (Charles) Smith, an undertaker and embalmer in Lawrence, Kansas. The transcribed records include the name of the deceased, the burial date, the name of the person who ordered the burial, place of burial, age of the deceased, cause of death, and the page number of the record. Also included is a brief biography of C.W. Smith, as well as a brief history of the firm of Bailey & Smith. The original records from which this transcription was made were found at the Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Reprinted in 1999 and 2001. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource McElwain, Larry Graves, Harold Caldwell, E. F. Elniff, Pauline Snedeger, Jean Wiggins, Jane Winchell, Mary Lou Watkins Community Museum (Lawrence, Kan.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1890-1907 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/bce7aa09b1a7c76b8f09eee486705710.pdf 741508188638c35cd960f9e9d022ba47 PDF Text Text : ' \~ 15 \:)~.co. ,\<;. i C€MCSLtS . �1875 Douglas County Kansas Census PUblished by The Douglas 60tihty Genealo~ical Soci~ty P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence; Kansas 66046-0664 Copyright 1985 Dou~lis 6ount~ G~rie~logical Society �Acknowledgements The Douglas County Genealogical Society is pleased to publish the Douglas County Kansas, 1875 State Census. This is a culmination of many persons work copying, typing and indexing over a five year period. The Society wishes to thank the Kansas State Historical Society for mak1ng the original book ava1lable. Special thanks to Terry Harmon of the Kansas State Historical Society staffcfor·h1s help .. coordlnating this project. The Society appreciates the help and cooperation of Wayne Mayo, Library Director and the reference staff at the Lawrence Public L1bray. Storing the original and making it available to the many copiers was inval ua.ble. Thanks to Past President Mary Jamison who helped start this project during her administration. Care was used in copying but the Society can not be responsible for any errors. Anyone who has read a census knows the difficulty deciphering mis$pelling and faint unfamilar writ1ng. A copy of the Lawrence City Directory of 1875-6 was used as an aid in reading some of the difficult writing. In many instances the names from each source are given,and identified as such. . Most of the Lawrence Wards and Douglas County Townships are printed in the sequence found in the ori~inal to make it easier to indentify possible family relationships to others living nearby. Grant Township and Lawrence Ward five are printed in alphabetical order, with the original page numbers given. Each of the remaining sect10ns has 1ts own index. They are arranged in a group at the beginning of the book. Donald W. Vaughn �1875 CITY OF LAWRENCE KANSAS WARD BOUNDARIES ��1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 1 Volume 19, Pages 1-43 Birth Where from Page to KS Age Sex Color Occupation Place Name Rutherford, Robt. Rutherford, May Rutherford, Jas. Rutherford, Ned Rutherford, Jno. Rutherford, Datid Rutherford, Charlotte Rutherford, Albert Saunders, Ben Saunders, Levina Saunders, Jessie Saunders, Ben Saunders-;-Floren~e-- Saunders, .Alice Prather, Morton Prather, Dora Prather, Anna Prather, Francis Prather, Geo. Craigmiler, Jas. Craigmiler, Martha Craigmiler, Mary Craigmiler, Melvin Craigmiler, Leoma Smith, Fred Smith, Phaebe Smith, Alvina Smith, Myrand Smith, Amelia Moore, Edward Moore, E. Moore, Chas. Moore, Edward Moore, Robina Moore, Anna Spicer, Eunice Spicer, Frank Spicer, Nellie Phillipps, A.J. Phillipps, Anna Litchfield, Alice Phillipps, Lewis Phillipps, Ray Phillipps, Edith Phillipps, Maud Bear, Jno. 47 47 24 19 17 11 8 5 32 38 10 9 6 3 46 29 7 5 3 28~ 20 5 4 3 38 29 6 5 3 45 43 20 18 15 5 40 16 13 42 36 16 9 5 2 2/12 37 M F M M M M F M M F M M F F M F F F M M F F M F M F F M F M F M M F F F M F M F F M;) M F F M W W Scotland Scotland W W W W W W W W W W W W IN NY B B B B B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W .WI KS KS KS England England England England England KS Laborer KY MO KS KS WI WI WI WI WI MO MO KS NY WI WI WI WI WI KY OR OH OH OH OH KS MA KS KS Cabinetmaker NY PA W MA NY KS KS KS KS KS OH OH W W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NY W W W W . 1" 1 1 1 1 1 1 England England England England England MO MO MO MO MO KS MO MO Carpenter Germany Germany KS Patternmaker NJ Scotland Clerk NJ Clerk NJ (\ 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 I �2' Name Bear, Pheobe Bear, Bertie Bear, Everett Bear, Mary Searl, Albert Searl, Susan Searl, Ella Searl, Bertie Hitchcok, L.G. Hitchco'ck, M.F. Hitchcock, Edward Johnson, Emma Gilley, Geo. Gilley, Cath. Gilley, Sarah Gilley, Arthur Paul, Oliver Paul, Mary Paul, Allie Paul, Robt. Paul, Ollie Paul, May Cart.er, Wm. Carter, (Wm.) Mrs. Carter, Richard Carter, Bessie Banks, G.A. Banks, E.A. Greswold, Nellie Griswold, Nellie Hewitt, Cyntha Newitt, Cynth a Logan, Emma Smith, Harry Smith, (Harry) Mrs. Smith, Louis Smith, Susan Zimmeman, S. T. Zimmerman, M.C. Zimmerman, A.R. Gill, Cordia Holt, Chas. Holt, Louisa Holt, Andrew Anders on, Mary Fuell, Henry Fuell, Harriet Fuell, Anna Fuell, Fannie Fuell, Henry Johnson, Walker Johnson, Julia Birth Age Sex Color OccuE;!tion Place 24 2 6/12 18 43 42 16 11 43 37 2 17 32 24 5 3 43 39 18 14 9 3 30 29 3 1 39 38 13 13 67 67 35 49 44 21 75 42 39 18 20 34 29 40 20 33 26 5 3 1 26 22 F M F F M F F M M W W W W W W W W F:) W W M F M F F M M F M M M F M F M F M F F F F F F M F F F M F M F M F M F M F F F M M F w Hard 1 Where from Page to KS IN Civil Eng. IN KS KS OH OH MA MA MA MA KS KS MA MI KS W Domestic Sweden W Clerk England W OH W KS W KS W Mason Ireland W Ireland W PA W KS W KS W KS W Carpenter England W England W KS W KS W Real Est/Agt NY W NY W KS W KS W NY W NY B Domestic SC B Laborer KY B KY B MO B VA W Contractor PA W OH W IN W Domestic MO W Laborer Sweden W Sweden W Sweden W SWeden M Shoemaker MO M MO M KS M KS M KS B Laborer MO B MO MA MA Sweden England OH ')(l?,:lPA(l\fl PA PA WI WI NY MN MN MN SC MO MO MO MO MO OH MO MO Sweden Swedenfr Sweden SWeden TX TX MO MO 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ·2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 \3 3 3 3 3 3 3 �3 Birth Color OccuE!tion Place Name Age Sex Johnson, Mary Johnson, Emma Crosby, Rufus Crosby, Lizzie Crosby, Ira Crosby, Kate Crosby, Rane Crosby, Thos. Olson, Sam'l. Ols on, Carry Olson, Hilda Olson, Mary Olson, Fred Cobb1n, Eddie Cobbin, Anthony Austin, Rachel Austin, Ellen Austin, Quincey Austin,Fred Clark, Bryant Clark, Mary Gainer, Quincey Rosecrans, D.C. Rosecrans, S.T. Hayes, Milt Cockland, David Cockland, Kate Cockland, Sam'l Cockland, Julia Cockrand, David Atherton, E. P. ~~) Atherton, Anna Bowes, Gao. Bowes, Emma Bowes, Chas. Bowes, Kate Bowes, Fannie. Main, Josh ~ Main, Rachel Main, Wm. Main, Rosa Main, Chas. Main, Albert . Main, Polly Abbott, Gao. Abbott, Jane Abbott, Ovanda Abbott, Cyntha Boardman, Edward Brown, Mack Brown, Mary Brown, Amanda 6 6/12 48 E B F M F M F M M M F F F M F M F F M M M F M M F M M F M F M M F M F M F B ~3 16 13 9 7 40 43 11 9 3 35 21 19 24 7 2 46 42 24 42 40 45 34 21 1 36 73 54 40 46 36 18 13 9 35 31 14 3 2 6/12 39 17 14 10 7 50 65 40 26 . W W W W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F~~ F M F M F M W W W M W W W F w M W W W W W B B B F F F M M F F Printer W W KS KS OH VA MN MN WI ilax:d l Where from Page to KS MO MO MO MO MO MO IL IL IL IL 3 3 3 :3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 :3 3 :3 3 3 :3 3 3 3 3 3 :3 3 IA StoneMason SWeden SWeden SWeden SWeden KS VA MO MO MO MO MO MO MO KS KS NC(( Laborer MI NC MI MI MI Miller PA WI NY WI Expressman NY IA # HarnessMaker PA 4. PA KS 4 4 KS PA PA 4 4 PA PA Blacksmith MA 4 MA NH 4 MA Printer MA Novia Scotia 4 Novia Scotia (NS) 4 Novia Sc otia (NS) 4 Novia Scotia (~S) . 4 Novia Scotia (NS) 4 Farmer VA 4 VA MO VA 4 Ireland VA 4 KS VA 4 KS 4 KS 4 IN MO 4 MO MO 4 KS 4 KS 4 KS Laborer Laborer Ireland ICY KY MO Ireland MO MO MO 4 4 4 4 4 , , �4 Name Brown, Mack Brown, Anna Brown, Jas. Brown, Luther Brown, Ne. Brown, Wm. Brown, It!')na Bucklin, Geo. Bucklin, Ellen Draper, F.M. Draper, S.E. Cook, Jno. Cook, Jane Cook, Aleck Cook, Sarah Cook, Wm. Cook, Geo. Root, Elias Root, Wm. Root, Rorace Root, Ellen Root, Jane Baldwin, Nora Baldwin, Orville White, Martin White, Elmira White, Nicholas Kennedy, T.R. Kennedy, Mary Kennedy, Phillip Kennedy, Thos. Judson, W.W. Judson, Susan Judson, Ettie Juds on, Rerbert Judson, Geo. Judson, Nellie Judson, Mary Judson, Jessie Wakefield, T. Wakefield~ :Mattie Sammons, Ida Jones, Robt Jones, Effie Runter, Nellie Davis, , Mrs. Davis, , Miss Roberts, Cath Roberts, Francis Roberts, Isaac Roberts, Jno. Roberts, Chas. 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Roberts, Fred Seaton, Susan Holmes, Chas. Holmes, Mary Holmes, Wm. Holmes, Ollie Hall, W.N. Hall, E. Boyd, ~.H. Boyd, A.E. McCullough, D.B. McCullough, M.J. McCullough, Grace Anderson, Carrie Kesting, Henry Kesting, Melee Kesting, Ida ~esting, Bertha Kesting, otto Kesting, Harry Myer, Louisa Craig, Jno. Craig, Charlotte Craig, Mary Craig, Anna Comley, Richard Cordley, Mary Cordley, Maggie Cordley, Anna Snow, Ella Van hoesen, J.N!. Vanhoesen, R.B. Vanhoesen, Rillie Erickson, Anna McDonald, Eroin Supple, Gao. Gunn, E. Gunn, A.B. Gunn, Anna Gunn, N.C. Gunn, W.C. Gunn, A.F. Gunn, E.S. Mathews, Lewis Mathews, Sidney Mathews, Elijah Mathews, Eliza Mathews, Jessie Mathews, l1artha Mathews, Moses Mathews, Wm. Age ?~5 21 35 25 4 1 33 19 28 23 50 30 2 16 34 34 8 7 5 1 19 79 67 35 35 45 40 16 77 21 32 32 3 30 32 32 57 54 21 17 17 16 .14 50 45 21 21 18 13 7 6 Birth Where from Page to KS Sex Color OccuE!tion Place M F M F M M M F M F M F F F M F F F M M F M F B B B B B B 'W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F F M F F F F M F F F M M M F F M M F M M F M W W F B M F M M B B B B Plasterer MO MI MO KY MI MI MO TX KS KS MO ME Merchant MO MS PA OH Shoemakerb' PA PA OH Merchant PA OH OH KS Domestic Sweden Sweden Merchant Germany IA Germany IA KS KS KS KS OH Domestic Germany W Minister W W W W W Merchant W W W Domestic B Laborer W Bookkeeper W Missionary W W W W W W B taborer B B NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY England England KS England MI MI MA NY KY ME KS Sweden MO IN MA VT IA IA MI IN IN Sweden MO IN IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA KY IA MO MO MO:' MO MO IA MO MO MO MO MO MO KS KS 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 �6 Name Mathews, May Jeffreys, Hezekiah Horn, Wm. ~ Horn, Lucretia Horn, Perry Horn, Wm. Horn, Mary Horn, Geo. Horn, Kate Rankin, Wm. Rankin, L.A. Rankin, Wm. Rankin, Lulu Ellis, Jas Ellis, Isabel Ellis, Mary Ellis, Jas. 9 Boardees, Mary Boardees, Jas. Boardees, E. Erumett, J.C. Emmett, E.G. Emmett, Eliza Emmett, Geo. Emmett, Carrie Hodgman, Sam'l Hodgman, E.A. Hodgman, Chas. Hodgman, Robt. Hodgman, Willard McCall, Chas. McCall, Lucy Kuys, Wm. KU\Vs, E. Kuys, Wm. McOmbs, Mattie M. McCombs, Mattie M. Davis, ' Jno. Davis, Mary Davis, Frank Lacey, Martha Jeans, Jasee Jeans, Saml. Nelson, Henry Madden, Jno. Shothos, Cyntha Looney, Pat Looney, Betsey . Looney, Mary Feggins, T. Figgins, Jackson Age 1 40 56 37 23 15 10 13 6 34 29 10 6 27 24 6 4 28 9 6 44 42 19 15 12 43 33 9 Sex F M M F M M F' M F M F M F M F F M F M F t-f F F M F M F M 6 M 4 M 23 M 50 F 55'~) F 45 F 10 M 19 M 19 W 38 M 28 F 11 M 22 F 50 F 17 M 7 M 12 M 65 F 26 M 20 F 60 F 53 F 29 M Color OccuE,!tion Birth Place B KS B B B B B B B B W W W MD KY W Laborer Ward 1 Where from to KS Page 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7' 7 7 7 7 7 7 IA MO MO MO MO MO MO MO KS MO MO KA Printer PA NY KS KS Brickmoulder Ireland England r.tJ KS KS Washer WI KS KS MasOn England England England KS KS Surveyor NH W W W W B B B W W W W W W W W W W W Engineer W W Farmer W W F F M Laborer M M W B B B B B W Laborer W 0 W B Washer B Printer MI OH OH OH IN PA PA PA PA PA PA MO MO KS AR KY MO KS KS KY CT MO Ireland VA TN IA NY Ireland NY 0 WI England England England MI MI MI MI HI IN IN IN PA PA PA PA MO ' MO AR MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 .~ $ 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 �7 Ma x:d c, Name Age Sex Schofield, Silas Schofield, Ida Miner, Wm. Miner, Hattie Laidlaw, Robt. Laidlaw, Mary Laidlaw, Anna Laidlaw, Mary Laidlaw, Scott Laidlaw, Frank Taylor, Granson Taylor, Emeline Taylor, Belle Taylor, Hammond Taylor, Jas. Taylor, Thorton Turner, Jas. Turner, Nannie Chandler, Jas Chandler, Jane Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Eva Chandler, Ruse Chandler, Walter Saunders, Henry Saunders, Martha Saunders, Anna Saunders, Henry Saunders, Frank Saunders, Chas. Saunders, Eben Saunders, Robt. Saunders, Eva Reid, A. J~ Reid, Hattie Reid, Myran Reid, Robt Foote, R.N. Douglass, Thos. Douglass, Carrie Douglass, Horace Douglass, Libby Douglass, Aleck Ets on, Helena Burns, Eber Burns, Josephine Burns, Clara Burns, Harvey Burns, Helen Ward, Lewis Ward, Emily Ward, Cassa 46 36 16 10 37 34 13 M F M F M 11 9 1-'5 52 35 15 14 ?" 8 4 39 55 39 40 14 8 6 2 53 47 23 20 18 15 13 8 4 40 33 12 2 64 48 48 19 13 8 19 47 28 8 5 3 50 42 20 Color OccuE!tion W W W W W W F F M M M F F M M M M F M F F M M M M F F M M M M M F M F M M M M F M F M F M F F M F M F F W W W W B B B B B B W W W W W W W W W W W WI NY IN NY NY NY NY NY Merchant Novia scotia~fNS) Novia Scotia (NS) Novia Scotia (NS) Novia Scotia (NS) Novia Scotia (NS) KS MO Cooper KY MO KY MO MO MO MO KS KS Shoemaker Wales OH MO A.R Wagon Maker MO KY MO A.R OH OH KS KS KS Trvl Agt. MA MA. W W W Lawyer W W W W W Farmer Clerk W Printer W W W W W W W W B B B Where from to K~ Farmer W W W W W Birth Place Domestic Carpenter Laborer MA. MA MA. MA. MA. KS KS KS KS KS OH VT KS KS NY CT VT VT IN IN Germany PA MO KS KS KS KY VA MO MA OH WI WI IN IN IN IN IN Ge~ MO MO MO MO MO J P~e 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 &) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9. 9 9 9 9 9 �8 ~ Name Age sex 60 M Greggs, Henry Greggs, sally 35 F 36 M Gemmell, R. B. 34 F Gemmell, A. E. 12 M Gemmell, R. B. 10 F Gemmell, Mary F Gemmell, Lily 9 Campbell, Jame .58 F 18 F Campbell. Hartha Sholl, Harriet 55 F 48 M Faxon, Wm Faxon, Harriet 49 f' 32 M Palmer, Barney 23 F Palmer, Gertrude 6/12 M Palmer, Ben Christ, Tella 15 F 23 F Edwards, Mary 31 M Hall, Geo~ 52 F Hall, Lucy 52 F O'Conner, Ether 40 M Spemcer, L. P. 30 F Spencer, Matilda 14 M Spen.cer, S. H. 11 M Spencer, Jiltj M Spencer, Wm. 9 6 M Spencer, Chas. M Spencer, Herbert 3 28 M Johns on, Aleck 23 F Johnson, Susan F Johnson, Famie 9 4 M Johnson, J·ulius 2 M Johnson, Wm. Madden, Green 35 M Madden, Melinda 29 ~1 14 M Madden, Jno(Meddin) M Madden, Thos. 9 8 M Madden, Ed~ard M Madden, Geq.(Medden) 4 Madden, Cyntha F 3 1 Madden, Dennis M Hawkins, Louisa 59 F Hawkins, Fred 23 M 14 M Logtil, Frank Logul, Angie(Augil) 12 F Logul, Mennie F 7 stallcup, Nancie 54 F Stallcup, Jasie 17 F Brown, Jno 38 M Spicer, Henry 25 M Spiv,y (Spicer), Henry 25 M Bridges, ---, Mrs. 29 F Birth Oolor Occupation -Rlace B B W W W W W W W B W Laborer operator Domestic Butcher W VA VA PA PA PA PA KS PA PA VA MA MA Ward I Where from Page . to KS MO MO PA PA PA PA PA Pa MO MA MA MA Clerk of Dis.MA TX TX Z({~ KS W W Domestic SWeci'en SWeden OH OH " Domestic B MO W Merchant ME CT W ME CT W NY CT W Merchant NY W W NY WI CT W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B B B B B W W W W W B B B B B W CT CT CT CT CT KS Laborer KS MO At At AL u'~l Farmer Washer 'SKS AR KS KS KS KS KS KS NH MO MO MO MO KY MO Laborer Pressman Pressman At At At At KY ME ME VA AR NY MO MO MO MO MO MO MO TX TX MO 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 1 �9 Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Name ,,-to.,--. "H ~-~.-:I.J:f:.'-1." F J'~rs .. ;:~~·::.•. Anderson,'~--..---.-::Anders on,~'ClaYt·orl"\ ')="':-'1:5' ~.. M Adams, David 23 M 20 M Johnson, Oscar Hayes, Henry 16 M Clark, Kate 19 F Hogh, Hannah .54 F Leosch, M. 36 M Leosch, Cath. 36 F Leosch, Henry 14 M Leosch, Ella 7 F Melville, W. G. 45 M Melville, Ellen 45 F Melville, Anna 19 F Melvi11e,Wm 17 M Melville, Edwin 15 M Melville, Nellie 12 F Melville, Chas. 9 M Melville, Mary 7 F Warren, Lotta 26 Sumner, Jno. 26 Summer (Sumner) Sumner, Sarah 22 F Sumner, Celia 4 F Sumner, Chas. 2 M SUmner, Julia 62 F Wood, Lewis 28 M Wood, Mary 26 F Wood, -----, Miss 1/12 F Nichols, Louisa 18 F Houston, Richard 76 F Huson (see Houston)' Houston, Rebecca 74 F Hougland, Kate 16 U4E Hus on, Polly 41 F Houston, (Huson) Huson, Adelia Huson, Jno.· Negley, Daniel Negley, E. Jones, Wm. Jones, Lucy Jones, Marcia Eddy, Betsy Shultz, J. W. Shultz, E. E. Shultz, J. W. 'Shultz, G. R. Shultz, M/ A. Shultz, Bess Martin, Lina Woodruff, Whos. Woodruff, - Lizzie --.~----- . :_f . ""- ~ 'J 'J . '---. - . . t';N' ~{--- __ --l w w w w W B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Teamster Teamster Teamster Domestic Wagon VA VA VA VA PA PA Sweden SWeden KS VA VA VA VA Maker~aer. OH OH OH KS KS Contractor CANADA IL Ire.and IL IL KS KS IL KS Teacher Laborer w W W W W W W W Ward 1 Where from to KS Page Architect KS England IL KY IL OH KS KS RI PA OH KS IL IL PA OH W Physician IA MA. W W W Ny KS Ny NY NY NY 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 II 11 II 11 II NY 11 IL II 11 NY IL IL IL IL Md PA 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 �10 \vard 1 Name Age Birth Occupation Place Color Sex MO 16 M W Woodruff, Frank KS W 10 F Woodruff, Rosa Eng. Boilermaker W 40 M Hill, Jos. Eng W F Hill, J. 35 Merchant Germany W 44 M Poehler, Theo. Germany W 44 F Poehler, Sophia W IA F Poehler, Matilda 15 ['A; W 11 F Poehler, Emma IA M W Poehlerm Theo 9 W IA F Poehler, Clara 7 W KS M Poehler, Lewis 5 KS 6/12 M W Poehler, Robt. Ger.' Laborer Kooh, Wm. 35 M W KS M W Koch, Henry 3 W KS 1 F Koch, Mary W 20 F Domestic Ger. Tappe, Mary MO W 18 F Stroble, Anna Merchant MA 26 M W Faxon, Frank W PA Faxon, Kate 27 F 2 KS Faxon, Henry M W KS 1/12 M W Faxon, Thos. 46 M W Print on NH Pike, Jacob 42 M W .Miller NH Houghtelin, J. W. W Houghtelin, Caroline 41 F NY W Houghtelin, Grace MI 13 F W 18 F Domestic NY Brockelsby, Kate Laborer Dunbar, L~ NY 47 M W Miller PA Bowers, Jackson 50 M W 40 F W Bowers, Mary PA Bowers, Jno. 16 M W KS 10 M W Bowers, Jas. KS 4 Bowers, Geo. M W KS W Branin, Flora 18 F KS Gillmore, s,f J J (Gilmore 1) See 1875-6 City Directory, p. Gil;Ll!1o~e, Alice 30 F W MS et Gillmore, Julia W F KS 3 Gillmore, Wm. 1 M W KS Brooks, Anna Domestic Aft,· B 25 F Charlton, J!!Q. W Insur. Agent Eng. 47 M W Eng. 47 F Charlton, Martha W 20 F PA Charlton, Mary W 18 F NY Charlton, Ida IL Charlton, Harry 15 M W 14 F W IL Charlton, Kate IL Charlton, Edward 11 M W 2 F W Charlton, Maggie KS Eng. Charlton, Jos 75 M W 28 M W School Teacher Eng. Mead, Richard W 24 F Mead, Emma (Erma/) PA __ -=-.3 . . ·f~~ 1/12 M W Mead,· KS Bailiff . _Cracklin, Jos. MA 59 M W -, to Kansas Where from MO Mo MO IA Ger. IA IA IA IA Ger. Ger. MO MA PA Pag~ 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 NH NE NE NE NY NY IL [;1;, 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 ~>!<~i~~ ~''ri3;-:; ~fij~ ~.~~> 70) MS AR IL IL IL ' it it It 1L IL MI IL (-~:-- MA 13 13 13 13 13 ij 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 �11 Name Age il.:C) ':J:~:j Emma (Erma/) 49 Birth Sex Color Occupation Place lflard 1 Where from to Kansas Page [$t'E W Cracklin, F NH W Cracklln, Lily 13 F KS Groshider, Henry . 33 M W Clerk Ger. Grosheider, (see Groshider) Gr os hider , Ida 32 F W Ger. Groshider, Anna 8 F W Ks 1 F W Groshider, Hattie KS MA • Horton, David 55 M W Horton, Maggie 32 F W WI Horton, Mary 2 F W WI Munay, Isabel (Murray)69 F W Ireland Robinson, D. H. 38 M W Univ. Prof. NY Robinson, J. R. 24 F W It Robinson, Ernest 3 M W KS Robins on, Harriet 3/12 F W KS Beach, Adeline 63 F W CT Emily, Jane 19 E B Domestic MO Armstrong, Nancy 35 F W VA Armstrong, LjUu (Lee1a) 15 F W KS Van Doren, Percey 2 M W KS Stone, Dan'l 42 M B Saloon Kp. TN Stone, Lucia 32 F B AR stone, Curtis 11 M B MO Stone, Iurman 9 M B KS stone, Ida 6 F B KS stone, Sarah 5 F B Ks stone, Fred 3 M B KS stone, Hennison 14 M B AR Carey, Jno. 36 M W Clerk IN 33 F W Garey, Eliza IN Ta1berth, Horace 11 M W IN Carey, Chas. 6 M W KS Carey, Alice 3 F W KS Carey. Harlen 2 M W KS Ingalls, B.T. 56 M W Carpenter OH Ingalls, Sarah 46 F W OH Ingalls, Mary 19 F W IL Ingalls, Edward 16 M . W It Kellogg, Anna 74 F W MA Warder. --- Doctor 49 M W Minister KY (J. W. see 1875-76 City Directory, p. 115) Warder, Elizabeth 44 F W KY Warder, Henry 15 M W MO Warder, Wm. 13 M W MO Warder, J. W. 11 M W MO Warder, Edwin 19 M W KS Warder, Howard 6 M W MO Warder, Bessie 5 F W MO Warder, Anna 2 F W KS Warder, Pearl 6/12 J W KS _Whitcomb, A. H. 37 M W ME NH MO Ger. WI WI WI Ire. NY OH OH MO (7) VA MO MO MO AR IN IN IN IL It IL IL IL MO MO MO MO MO MO MO ME 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 �12 War.q 1 Name Birth Age Sex;:.< color/i9ccupation Place W 30 F Whitcomb, Mary M W Whitcomb, Geo. 7 W M Whitcomb, Wm. 5 w M Griffith, R. S. 55 W F Griffith, Georgia 53 Tinsmith' Riner, Frank (River?) 35 M W River, (See Riner)W Riner, Lotta (River 1)29 F W Riner, Anna (River 1) 7 'F W 6 F Riner, Nanie " W 4 F Riner, Agusta " 2 M W Riner, Frank II Laborer Lamon, Chas. 45 M W W Lamon, Jennie 51 F W Lamon, Augusta 13 F McConnell, H. 50 M W Blacksmith 40 F W McConnell, E. 28 F W McConnell, Jane 24 M W McConnell, David Tinner McConnell, Robt. 20 M W Tinner F \'j W McConnell, Grace 22 McConnell, Frank 14 M W McConnell, Chas. 16 M W McConnell, Jno. M W 9 McConnell, Alfred M W 5 Longfellow, N. L. 30 M W Teamster Longfellow, Mary 26 F W Longfellow, Wm 6 M W Longfellow, Arthur M W 3 Longfellow, Frank 6/12 M W Lee, Dudley 43 M W Minister Lee, Mary 41 F W Smith, Grace B Washer 54 F Warne, J. T. 36 M W Merchant Warne, M. C. 24 W F Warne, Edgar M W 7 Warne, Mary 4 F W Warne, E. 2 W F Wooster, A. R. 26 M W Merchant Wooster, A. M. 25 F 'W Phelphs, R. N. 40 M W Clerk (fhelp-s i-see 1875-76 City Direc~ory,p. 98) Phelphs, H. S. (H. L.1)43 F W Harris, Wm. 33 M W Land Agent Harris, Marg. 30 F vI Harris, Wm M W 7 Harris, Fannie F W 5 Harris, Sallie F W 3 Harris, Leorna 6/12 F MI Robison, Sarah '<B' 35 F Domestic ME KS KS MA MA Ger. Prussia KS KS KS KS Ger. Ger. Ger. Ireland Ireland Eng. Eng. Ire. Ire. IRE. Ire. Ire. MI ME VA KS KS' KS KY KY VA NY IL IL IL KS OH OR PA PA Y-A VA KS KS KS KS MO Where from to Kansas Page MS MS MS Ger, Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ire. Ire. Ire. Ire. Ire. Ire. Ire~ Ire. Ire. MI ME MO MD MO LA. IL IL IL IL OH OR OH 9H VA VA 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 ~15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 lIS 15 15 15 15 l~ MO 15 15 15 �13 T,vard 1 Age Name Birth Sex Color Oooupation Plaoe Domestio B Nelson, Alioe 45 F Atty 43 M W Mitohe11, D. T. W Mitohell, A. N. 30 F W Mitohe11, M. A. 13 F 11 M W Mitohell, Wm 2 W M Mitohel1, D. G. Mitohell, JNO. C. 5/12 M W Merohant Worthington, Chas. 35 M W W Worthington, Melinda 35 F W [ifi2 Blakely, Lena F 7 Lawyer Barker, G. J. (A.1) 32 M W W Barker, Luoina 29 F W F Barker, Anna 7 W 2 Barker, Fannie F Merohant Eggert, Fred 31 M W W 26 F Eggert, E. 20 F W Avery, Salina Wiedeman, Wm. Merohant 55 M W Wiedeman, Agusta W F 54 20 F W Wiedeman, Matilda Wiedeman, Julius 18 M W Wiedeman, Lizzie W 15 F Osborne, Geo. 38 M W Liveryman W Osborne, Isabel 31 F W Peiroe, Eve1ena 65 F Pieroe 1 -- 1875-76 City Direotory, p.98 Morris, Riohard 51 M W Physioian Morris, Melinda W 39 F Morris, Clara () 19F W Morris, Fred W M 9 Morris, Nellie F W 3 Horris, Phillip Laborer 37 M W Johnson, Tella 12 F W Domestio Love, 1I:1ex W Has on 39 H Love, Eliza F W 33 Love, Isabel 13 M W Love, Jas. 11 M W Love, Agnes W F 5 LOVe, Theo M W 3 Love, Maggie 6/12 F W Turner, J. H. Clerk 37 M W Turner, Kate 28 F W Turner, Lilian F W 7 Mayers, Clara 13 F W B:rendman .(Brindman) .:' .- -,..-:~~"t-...;: ·~;it :.::rr' "1' \ .. '- ••';-.' t_.\.- .'x ou sa .' W 35 F . LL'9Xand¢, ;Andrew 38 M W Laborer Lexander, Christina 43 F W Lexander, Erioh 17 M W Lexander,' Anna W 15 'M , Lexander, Henry M w: 3 -'o . . . . ' - _,I. < _ . _ •• ' -. . , j• • " .-", _. Where from to Kansas Page AR AR KY KY MO KS KS KS KS NY MO NY NY MA NY WI Wi WI Eng. CT Prussia Prussia NY NY NY WI WI WI Wi IL CT ct Prussia Prussia II II II " KS OH WI OH IL It IL OH OH IL KS KS OH Sweden Ire. Irel KS KS KS KS KS OH OH OH MO OH OH OH MO Ger. Sweden IL Sweden " " SWeden KS 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 it 16 16 16 16 IL Sweden NY 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 NY i!.f.) IL IL IL l~6~ lip II II Sweden 16 16 16 16 Ii 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 c �14 / Name \ \ Age Birth Sex Color Occupation Place 1iaz:d 1 Where from Page (";,,to:-:KS IN' Barber VA 26 M B JacJ<:son, Chas. IN IN B 25 F Jackson, Addie KS 11 F B Kansas, Mary a (Jackson, Mary Kansas i) RI W Glazier RI Potter, ottis 68 N gO F W MA MA Potter, Caroline 10 Merchant NY 40 M W Frazer, R. L. MA W 24 MA F Frazer, Georgia KS W Frazer, Georgia 3/12 F MA W MA Toote, Rebecca(Foote) 60 F W MI OH 30 F Hale, ---Mrs. NY NY Thompson, E. D. 37 M W (Thompon, E. D. 1) IL W IL French, Anna (Trench) 18 F . KS W 5/12 F Hale, Aggi~ Clerk MO Eng. Wood, Sandy 36 M W Eng MO W Wood, Charlotte 34 F 'IF W Eng MO Wood, Amy lL~ W Eng. MO Wood, Nora 13 F W MO 11 F . Eng. Wood, Jessie MO W Eng. F Wood, Edith 9 1,01000, Stanley 8 M W Eng. MO W Dressmaker MA Miner, Mary 36 F MA 60 M W Mandel, C. T. Shoemaker MA MA W PA NY Mandel, Mary 50 F Criely, J. W. Butcher 25 M W IN IN (Criley 1 see 1875-6 City Directory) Creily, Mollie (Cro;y)20 F W 10 10 W MA Arnes, Francis 43 F MA W Norton, ---Mrs. 41 F NJ ·NJ W Bristol, Amelia OH .OH 38 F Bristol, Hattie W Printer OH OH 15 F 14 F W Bristol, Ada OH OH :J,olms on, Nels on Laborer Sweden SWeden 52 M W W Johns on, Hannah 55 F " " Loftien, Thos. W Laborer 23 M " " (Loftieu 1) 11 11 Loftien, Hannah W 19 F Loftien, Hilda W KS 9/12 F Howell, Walter W Carpenter .~ tM MI MI Howell, M. A. 40 F W VT MA Howell, Clarence M W KS 3 Kimball, Ella 21 F W VT VT Gaskill, Hattie 18 F W Domestic NJ NJ Rottman, Anna W a 36 F KY MO Kimball, Sam'l 47 M W Machinist NH MA Kim~all, Adeline 44 F W NH MA Richardson, Albert 52 M W Minister MA OH OH W 56 'F MA R~.~h~rds on, Eliza OH OH W -Richardson, Minnie 25 F - 17 .17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 . 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 J.a 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 ±~ 18 �15 liard 1 Name Lum, Sam' 1 Lum, Carrie Lum, Fannie L$, Carrie Lum, Henry Stephens, J. T. Stephens, E. Stephens, Nelson Stephens, Jas. Stephens, Carrie Stephens, Wm D'W'lbar, Eva Flint, Clara Cutler, Henry Cutler t Emily Cutler, Florence Cutler, Fred Trask, ---Mrs. Birth Where from A.ge Sex Color OccuE!tion Place to KS 54 43 22 19 12 44 43 20 18 16 14 23 75 44 34 10 5/12 33 M F F F M M F M M F M F F M F F M F *Bi~~: ~lJ· ~~ W Apitz, Edwin Apitz, Chas. Johnston, J. W. Johnston, Mary Johnston, Jno. Johnston, R.C. Collins. Ellen Collins, Jas. Collins, Arnott Argo~ Bersher Francis, America Mayberry, S. R. Ogden, H. J. Ogden, E. Ogden, Jessie Harper, E. J. Redman, Ellen Gall, Geo. Gall, (George)· Mrs. Miller, Julia Miller, Carsyle Reed, B. (_:M.,#",·. Reed, L. A. Reed, Austin Leonard, B. Leonard, Sophia Leonard, Kate Leonard, Geo. Nolan, W. C. f'J oland, N. F. 16. 14 57 47 28 25 30 8 5 12 24 35 55 49 17 25 23 39 34 M M M F M M F M M F F M M F 46 14 51 22 18 59 56 18 15 30 26 F F F M F F M M F M M F F M M M W Minister W W w W W Editor NY 8ftr • tt i~ IL IL PA TN PA. PA PA TN IL IL 18 18 18 18 18 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 IL IL IL W W IL W W IL MA W w Printer ~ w Librarian Merchant W W Banker W W W Farmer Clerk W W W W B W W w W w vr: .TN TN TN TN TN TN TN TN TN Domestic AR Speculator PA Miller OH OH IN OH AR IN IN W W W IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL VT VT VT KS W W VT VT VT W TN IL OH OH OH OH Merchant Scotland MO WI NY ':-:;~-: NY -" W W W W W Shoemaker W W W W Saloon Keep. W " " 18 NY NJ KS KS NC MA Printer Printer NY NY NY 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 NY W W W NJ Page IA OH OH OH Ireland England KY KS Ireland " IN IA OH OH OH KY KY KY PA PA �17 Name Age Herbs, Barney 24 (Herbet 1 -- see 1875-6 Metzler, Edward, 21 Rudd, E. A. 28 Jaescpks, Herman 15 Straffon, Chas. 17 Neuman, Carl 54 (Neumann 1 See 1875-6 Neuman, (Carl) Mrs. 35 Neuman, Josephine 14 Neuman, Mary 3 Day, Ella 22 23 Brubaker, Lily 36 Kennedy, M. A. Watters, Wm. 45 Watters, Alice 32 Watters, Minnie 13 Watters, Gustiss 10 Watters, Edward 7 Baker, Jas. 47 35 Baker, Sarah Baker, WM. 13 Baker, Henry 3 Skinner, Thos. 17 Bushman, H 43 Bushman, Anna 36 Bushman, Mary 8 McFarland, Chas. 18 McCullough, Jno. M. 31 Steinberg, Leo. 34 Harris, Jas. 19 Lammer, Rudolph 21 (Lammer) Chadwick, Chas. 48 Chester, Edwin 27 Loach, Frank (Soach?) 18 Tone, Albert 54 Brown, Wm 28 Sutliff, Jennie 39 sutliff, Ada 14 Sutliff, Jennie 12 Sutliff, Helen 7 Dimery, Lizzie 21 Sutliff, Herbert 19 Anderson, A. H. 30 Anderson, Hattie 19 31 Chamberlain, Thos. Jamison, R. G. 50 Jamison, C. 47 Anderson, Maggie 15 Birth Sex Color Occupation Place M City M M M M M City F F F F F F M F F M M M F W Cigar Maker Directory W Cigar Maker W Clerk W Clerk W Clerk W Doctor Directory) W W W W Dressmaker W Dressmaker W Photographer W Butcher W W W W W Blacksmith W M W M M M F F M W W Clerk W Shoemaker W W W Clerk Shoemaker W Merchant W Student W Clerk IL Ward 1 Where from Page t:o. Kansas,.~. MO 20 20 20 20 20 20 OH OH WI WI Canada Austria Canada IL Austria Austria KS OH OH OH Ger. Ger. KS KS KS Austria Austria IN :\ ,." IN IN IN KS MO Ger. Prussia KS IN IN MO MO IA MO OH IA MO MO MO MO MO IA W Canada Canada RI Ger. Ireland Ireland Germany NY W Atty. NY NY OH MI MO F Merchant W Clerk Tailor W W Hostler W W F .W M M M M M M M M M F F F M M F M M F F W NY France IN OR IA VT VT KS KS W K3 Mulatto Domestic A.R Clerk VT W " W Tailor Ireland W Canada W Merchant Eng. W Cashier OH W OH B Domestic KS 1 AR vt MA Canada Eng. TN TN 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 �16 .,1 I Name Bicknow, James (Bisknell 1 see B~!,!p'~;r~~:"'~no. 1 Wheeler, Holland Manter, Ad Gill, Al Flinton, Wm. (see Flintum) Flinton, J. F. Dix, Edwin D1x, Isabella Dix, Lucy Dix, Albert Dix, W. R. .Ander son, Mary Johnson, Jno Harris, Lily Harrie, Nathan Harris, Susan Paits, Daniel Tolles, Nathan Gray, Jordan Thomas, Lizzie Kane, Eliza Freeman, Mark Freeman, Mary Freeman, Geo. Freeman, Mary Winfrey, Mar,y Winfrey, Topsey Winfrey, JNO. Moore, Thos. Pendleton, Wm Pendleton, Lucy Pendleton~ Anna Pendleton, Rosa Bradley, ELi Bradley, Francis Bradley, Elmer Bradley, Laurence Bradley, Basil Bradley, Mar,y Bradley, Anna Bradley, Jennie Mumford, Hattie Harris, Jno. Harris, Lucinda Dime, ---(1) Mrs. Myton, A. C. -Myton, Mar,y "~'~r'\: Age 75 l875~76 32 27 35 20 26 Birth Where f.rom Sex Color OccuE!tion Place to Kansas M City M M M M M 32 F 15 M 13 F 13 F 2 M 2/12 M 16 F 26 M 52 F 22 M 20 F 25 M 21 M 19 M 8 Ii' 22 F 38 M 27 F 11 M F E 49 F 17 F 10 M M 5 28 M 25 F 6 F 2 F 56 M 25 F 14 M 11 M M 9 F 7 ?Ii F 2/12 F 23 F 65 M 40 F 35 F 48 M 45 F W Messenger Director,y) W Clerk W City Engineer W Expressman W Printer W Printer W w W W W W W W Domestic Laborer Washer Laborer Cook Laborer Laborer B B B B B B B Washer B Cook B B B .....;.; B Washer B B B B B Barber B B B Mulatto Barber Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto B B W W Stock Broker W " il""rJ 1 Page Eng. NY 19 OH VT MO WI VT OH VT MO WI 19 19 19 19 19 Ire. KS KS KS KS KS Sweden Sweden VA MO MO VA MO MO KS MO IN KY MO KS KS AL AR VT SWeden Sweden MO MO MO TN MO MO VA. MO MO .;~~ AR AR KS KS 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 AR AR 12~ MO KS KS MO 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 AR AR MO KS KS KS KS MO KS KS AR AR VA VA MO MO NY NY PA PA CA CA ,;,"" (I, J, �18 \<[ard 1 Name Birth Age Sex Color OccuE!tion Place Where from to Kansas W Doctor Mottram, C. B. NY MI 50 M (C. M. 1 --See 1875-6 City Directory~ p. 127) OH Norton, J. Q. A. 31 M W Probate Judge OH W Laborer Moore, Chas. IL TN 19 M Wils on, Mark B Clerk MO MO 29 M 26 M Wilson, Eli Farmer B AR MS Wilson, Martha B MO TN 55 F 18 M Wilson, Jas. B AR AR ; Wilson, Sam'l B 13 M AR AR Wilson, Ella B 23 F VA MS 'I-r: B··) Wilson, Ida 2 F MS MS Brown, Levi B Teamster MO 32 M TN 22 F Brown, Lizzie B AR MO Brown, WM B M KS 5 Brawn, Lewis M B KS 3 Brown, Arthur 1 M B KS Roberts, Sheldon 40 M W Butcher NY NE Roberts, Mary W 29 F NE,:'NY Roberts, Minnie ( 1) 10 F W KS Roberts, S. E. 4 W M KS Walruff, Jno. W Brewer 45 M Prussia IL Wa1ruff, E. 44 F W Prussia IL Wa1ruff, Jennie W 17 F KS Wa1ruff, Carrie' 14 F W Ks Wa1ruff, August 12 M W KS Wa1ruff, Ada W 10 F KS Wa1ruff, Lena 8 W F KS Es1ruff, Dora W F KS 5 Fiedler, Catharine 66 F W Prussia Prussia Steinberg, Chas. W Brewer 30 M Prussia IA Linburgh, Sam'l W . Laborer 30 M Sweden Sweden (Linbery 1 --See 1875-6 City Directory, p. 85.) Hitzinger, Phillip 24 M W Laborer France It (Hetzinger 1 ) McFarland, Jno. 42 M W Brickmaker Scotland Canada McFarland, Ellen 42 F W Scotland Canada McFarland, Ben W 15 M Canada Canada McFarland, Albert W M 7 KS Franklin, Jas. M B Laborer VA MO 55 Franklin, E. B MO 53 F MO Franklin, Jos. (Jas.) 11 M B VA MO Franklin, Alice 6 F B KS Holms, Caroline B 69 F ICY MO Brown, Anna F F B MO MO Brown, Chas. M B ;~z·~ 3 KS Holmes, David 70 M B Laborer VA MO Henson, Prince B Laborer 55 M NC MO Hens on, Charity B 53 F MD MO Hens on, Polly 20 F B MO (/) MO Hens on, Abner 11 M B MO (1) MO . "-.• .J Page 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 �" '- 19 Age Name Henson, Jessie 15 8 Foster, Ollie 6 Foster, Martha Foster, Louisa 3 Foster, Jn6. 1 Foster, Chris 5 28 Foster, Ellen Craigmile, Sam'l 54 Craigmile, Mary 45 24 Craigmile, Lewis 20 Craigmile, Ales 18 Craigmile, Jno. 16 Craigmile, Eva 11 Craigmile, Ella Craigmile, Lily 7 Craigmile, Frank ,5 Wright, Hiram 52 Wright, Becky 35 Wright, J. T. 17 12 Wright, L. Wright, Wm. 7 Wright, Albert 3 Wright, E. 5 1 Wright, Geo. Fillmore, H. S. (H.L. )40 40 Fillmore, M. K. Fillmore, L. 65 62 Weeks, R. E. Weeks, R.A. 57 Weeks, J. H. 23 Weeks, Mary 19 Weeks, R. E. 19 Mays, E. J. 38 Tabor, C. D. 75 Mays, W. H.' 14 Mays, M. E. 13 Moys, B. R. 10 Mays, T. C. 7 Hollister, S. 49 Hollister, Mary 47 Hollister, Wm. 19 Hollister, Lucy 17 Hollister, Jerry 15 ,~ch, M. D. 77 Atwater, J. A. 32 Atwater, H. J. 14 Atwater, Ida J. 8 McFarland, W. H. 10 McFarland, L. R. 8 ,McFarland, L. S. 36 - -' ........ t~_ , ~-.::- ' .'" . J .:' ..., __ ,..... - Birth Sex Color Occupation Place F F F F M M F M F M M M F F F M M F M M M M F B B B B Washer B W Blacksmith W W Laborer W W Farmer W W W W Laborer B B B KS B B B KS B M F F M F M F M F M W M M F M F F M F M F M AR AR B M M F M M F MO (1) KS KS KS KS KS MO OH OH IN IN IN IN IN MO MO TN B B Ward 1 Where from to Kansas Page MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO AR AR "- AR KS KS KS Fruit Grower New Bruns. NY NY NY N. Bruns.NY Photographer NY OH OH PA Photographer OH OH OH OH OH ' OH VT VT VT VT W W W W W W W W W W KS W KS W KS W KS W Real Est. Agt. OH W OH W OH W OH W OH W NY W MI W IL W IL W KS W KS ,W Agt. Light.Rds.OH OH OH OH OH OH OH IL IL IL ' 23 23 23 23 23 23;\ ".fl~';., 28 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 2J:: 'q 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 OH 24 , .";r . , -' ." '- ".- .....~.- -, " �0 20 Ward 1 Birth Age Sex Color OccuE!tion Place Name , Larson, Jno. 39 Larson, Anna 36 Larson, Amelia (Aurelia ? ) 12 Lars on, Axel 5 Larson, Albert 1 Sanderson, Thos. 33 Sanderson, Minnie 33 Sanderson, Wm 3 Sanderson, Minnie F Worden, L. J. 45 40 Worden, J. E. Hornsby, E. 38 26 Ambler, B. A. Ambler, (B. A. ?)Mr.s~~.':20 Ambler, S. T. 1 Hunt, G. A. 34 Hunt, N. A. 63 Cramer, N. A. 31 Cos1ey, C. w. 69 (George W.?--see 1875-6 Cos1ey, R• .d: 66 Cosley, Thos. B. 23 Hayes, M. 35 Hayes~ Chas. 14 Burlingame, M. J. 47 Moore, Eli 38 Frawley, M. A. 22 Moore, M. 12 Moore. Susan 8 Moore, Eli, Jr. 5 Davis, F. 64 Davis, s. ,8 Davis, M. M. 22 Davis, L. 16 Hayworth, L. 50 Johnson, Fannie 36 J~hnson, Jas 4~j Johnson, Linsey 29 Johnson, Kat~ 30 Johns on, Mary 14 Johnsori, w. 9 Johns on, Fannie 7 . Johnson, Edward 5 Johnson, W. G. 3 Johnson, M. J. 1 Skinner, Sam' 1 68 Skinner, Mary 37 Skinner, Thos. 16 Skinner, Mary ._14 -~-7"-- . Merchant Where trom to Kansas Page SWeden M F W W II II F M M M F M W W W W Carpenter II II SWeden KS KS Scotland PA Scotland PA KS 24 W W KS W Postmaster W W M F F M F M M F F NY NY NY NY NY W W Clerk W Wi.;:"W Merchant ES . MA MA MA . w W W Dyer VA Director,y, p. 61) W PA W OH W OH W M KS M W VT Printer M W NY F W IN W F KS W F KS M W KS W Carpenter 1vf NC . NC-' F· W W F NC M w NC W F NC ,"d" ., F B NA M B KS M B Nurser,yman MO F B NC F B MO F B MO F B MO M B MO M B MO F B MO M W Butcher Eng. W F NY M W Laborer MO lo1~ f KS M City F M F .. . ,. 'I,' : -:- .. : :.. NY NY NY NY NY MA MA MA OH OH . OH OH 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24. 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 23 25 25 25 2.5, IA B~ NY NY IN ;~. ~ ! -'0 ;7'-i •. -."i r:r." It IL IL NC AR MO MO 25 25 25 , t 0 0 �22 Name ;:,:-~ -'r1 --:\ 1l.{ -! \,:~ " -'. ') ~:. "J' Age 28 Martin, Emma 6 Martin, W. N. 4 Martin, Anna Martin, Frank 1 Hatch, G. W. 56 Hatch, G. W. 51 Hatch, F. G. (T.G.?) 21 McCurdy, Jeptha 45 McCurdy, Emily 38 McCurdy, Anna 16 McCurdy, Mary 3 McCurdy, Jno. 13 48 Shimmons, J. H. 21 ShimmOns, Nellie Shimmons, Geo. 16 Shimmons, Frank 13 Shimmons, JNO. 7 Shimmons, Chas. 23 Barricklow, ---, Mrs .• 61 Barricklow, Wm. 23 Perry, 0 55 Perry, S~ 54 Teters, Tella(?) 8 Innes, Geo. 32 Innes, Eliza 28 Innes, Mennie 3 Carman, Sophia 16 48 Lane, M. E. (Mary E.--widow of J. Lane,A. E. 20 Lane, J. H. \23 Lane, Thomas 11 Hoyt, C. H~ 32 Hoyt, C. H. 27 Hoyt, Mary 2 Blanchard, M. J. 32 (see Blanchaid) Blanchard, E. A. 32 Blanchard, Henry 7 Branin, Wm 36 Branin, Lucinda 36 McDowell, Allie(Allic)23 Northway, F. 43 Northway, Mary 41 Northway, Geo. 5 Martin, Mary 19 Northway, Clayton 4 Wallace, Henry Wallace, Marg. ~~ Wallace, Eda 11 Birth Sex Color OccuE!tion Place Ward 1 Where from to Kansas Page W 26 F Eng. PA 26 M W KS W 26 F Ks 26 M W KS 26 Farmer M W PA IL W F IL 27 NY M W IL IL 27 Farmer M W NH NH 27 . MS W F NH 27 W F MS NH 27 W F KS 27 M W MS NH 27 M WMerchant Eng. MA 27 W F MA MA 27 M W KS 27 M W KS 27 M W KS 27 W Tinsmith M MA MA 27 W F VA IN 27 M W IN 27 IN W M Eng. Eng. 27 W F Eng. Eng. 27 W F KS 27 M W Merchant Scotland NY 27 W F NY 27 " W F KS 27 W F MO MO 27 W F PA IN 27 H. Lane, see 1875-6 City Directory, p. 83) W F IN IN 27 M W IN IN 27 M W KS 27 M Wc0 OH OH 27 F w MI MI 27 F W KS 27 W M Moulder CT MO 27 " F M M F F M F M F M M F F W W W W W W W W W W B B B Laborer Carpenter Domestic Tea~;s;:t1,e~::Jj?o:s) MA MA MO MO 27 27 TN TN 27 OH OH 27 OH OH 27 OH WI 27 ,:?:;~-:;) 27 NY WI WI WI 27 Ind. Ter. Ind. Ter. 27 -28 KS TN MO 28 TN MO 28 ks 28 <{I< �21 Hard Name Age Birth Sex Color Occupation Place 12 M Skinner, A. Skinner, Geo. M 9 F Skinner, Susan cl' Skinner, Kate F 5 Skinner, Frank 1 M Gregg, Graton 31 M Gregg, Nancy 29 F 14 F Gregg, M. Anderson, o. 45 M Anderson, A. J4 F Anderson, Hilda 11 F Anderson, Nils M 5 4 Anderson, Mary F 2 Anderson, Frank M Larson, o. 36 M Larson, J. 30 F Larson, Eda 2/12 F H1moe, S. o. 43 M Himoe, A. H. 40 F Himoe,_ E. 80 F Himoe, Eva 16 F Himoe, Ernest 13 M Himoe, Clarence 11 M Himoe, Elmer 11 M H1moe, Nettie F 7 Charlton, Jos. 40 M Chariton, Kate 38 F Charlton, W. H. 17 M Charlton, Alvin 14 M' 8' Charlton, Lily F Charlton, Ida 6 G Charlton, Minnie 2 F Doak, Jas. 29 M Doak, M. J. 20 F' Kidward, Rob' t/ 41 M MCGuin, David (McCain) 30 M McCuin, Mary 26 F McCuin, Eliza 8 F McCuin, Wm. 6 M McCuin, Jas. M S McCuin, Rosa 2 F McCuin, Geo. 1 M Munk, Edward 37 M Munk, Anna 27 F Jennings, --~rs. 42 F Reese, W. H. 46 M Reese. S~JA~I(Ruse?) 43 F Reese, C. A. 16 F Feese, Laura 13 F Reese, Josi 11 F W W KS KS KS KS KS B Brickmoulder B B W Dairyman MO MO Sweden W W W W W W " " " KS W W W -w W W KY Ploughmaker Merchant W KS Sweden " Norway WI " " KS' W KS W W W KS W Harnessmaker W Printer W Printer W W W W Butcher W W Nurseryman W Teamster W W W W W W W Carpenter W W W Carpenter W W W W MO . MO KS KS Eng. IL PA .IL IL IL IL IL KS KS KS Scotland PA NE IA Emg. NY Ireland MO IL MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO OH IL IL IL OH IL IN WI NY WI TN WI WI WI WI Page 25 25 25 25 25 ICY 25 MO 25 MO 25 SWeden 25 25 "It 25 . ' 's-,~'-O " 'Q'''' 25 25 . 25 Sweden 25 "KS W W W Where From to Kansas 1 WI ~J2953 26 26 26 26 26' 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 �2.3 Hard 1 '~---~----~~~----~~~----------------------~B7ir~tL.h----UW~h~er~e~f~r~om=-----Age Sex Color Occupation Place' to Kansas' Page Name '(:~ .~., ~---...\.- -- ....... , Peck, c. Peck, Peck, Peck, Peck, Peck, Minnie Power Harlan Albert Wm. .I~) Ewing, J. W. Ewing, J. M. Ewing, L. C. Richardson, A.H. Richardson, M. L. Richardson, R. A. Davis, ---, Mrs.Turner, H. E. Turner, (H. E.), Mrs. Turner, M. Turner, Edward Turner, Ella )ilTannbaugh, _~da ,.NelsOn-, Jno.-· -:.' Nelson, Sophia Nelson, Frank3 Nelson, Sophia Marvin, Maria Marvin, Henry Marvin, Elmar Jaedioke, F. W. Jaedicke, O. Jaedicke, Francis Jaedicke, Oscar Jaedicke, Agnes Jaedicke, Clara Ridell, Francis Sowna (1), N.C. Sowna, (1), O. Gilberg, C. Gilberg, E. S. ( G11l~rg::)?:)( Northway, Maria Harris, Sarah Watters, Geo. Kaiz, H. R. Kaiz, Anna (Haiz 1) Vernon, W. H. (N.H.1) Vernon, Ell Vernon, ----Miss Yams, D. M. (Yanes 1 Janes 1) Yams, J. H. "Yams, R. L. n#M 42 W Laborer F W W W W W 15 M ,]3 M] 9 3 60 M M M 58 F W 20 52 M M W Clerk W Stonemason 35 13 F W W W 54 M W Germany AR Germany " " II " " II " Merchant KS TN OH IL OH IL ME Canada KS IL IL Canada NY W Carpenter IL M ME F MI 25 F F W W W W W ME MI 50 M W Cabinetmaker 47 F 15 5 M 28 28 11 8 2 F F M KS KS 48 F 19 M 14 M W W W B B B 38 34 M W Merchant F W W W W W W 12 8 1 2/12 36 F F M F F F KS Washer t1 W Laborer W Dressmaker 40 38 M W Tinsmith 45 W 69 F W 53 3 F B M B 24 M 19 F W Washer Printer W II TN IL VA KS " MO MO MO MS MS Germany NYNY SWeden SWeden IL MO IN IN MA MA OH VA W W 28,~ M W Teacher PH VA KS OH 22 F 1 F W W VA KS Lawyer " MO MO Germany " KS KS KS KS Germany Denmark Denmark SWeden SWeden 23 M 20 F 2/12 F W OH SWeden " M F F 40 KS OH SWeden IN MO 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 26 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 �25 Name ~ Fisher, A. Gromley, Alina Firmey, Frank Hadley, A. Hadley, M. J. Hadley, F. W. Williams, E. H. Williams, E. D. Groh, A. L. Winter, Chas. R. Winter, Eliza Winter, M. L. Winter, Gao. M. Winter, Fannie L. Smith, J. G. Smith, W. E. Smith, M. L. Earle, E. Earle, Emily Anders on, LenaLewis, Alx. Lewis, Mary Lewis, L. M. Gormeley, Mary Benson, H. E. Leis, Geo. Johnson, Jas. Johnson, L. N. Gregg, Betsy(Belsey?) Foote, A. H. Foote, M•• M. Foote, Ida Weir, M. L. Churchill, J. B. Churchill, Catherine Churchill, Bessie Churchill, Chas. Criter, H. Anderson, A. Anderson, H. P.(A.P.?) S~inner, ---,Mrs. Clark, F. P. Anderson, Henry Anders on, Belle Assrnan, L. Assman, Coonrod Corey (Covey?) ,H~~;.D1't' Corey, AdaCorey, L. Lyon, Jno. Miller, Wm. Age Sex 20. 10. 16 33 30. 1 30. 7 26 30. 27 5 3 1 45 40. F F M M F M F F F M F F M F M F F F F F M F M F M M M F F M F F F M F F M M M F F M M F F M M F F M M 12 7 24 22 44 39 9 19 30. 32 25 21 42 3633 2 61 42 38 8 1 51 43 40 35 20. 17 15 40 2 30. 22 4 U 16 lia:r::d 1 Birth Color Occupation Place Where from to Kansas W W W Garmany W Domestic Cashier W W Seamstr~ss W W Domestic W W Bookkeeper. W W W W Merchant W W W W W W Domestic W Merchant W W W Domestic Merchant W Merchant W - Barber B B B W Lawyer W W W W Painter W W W W W Clerk W W W W W W Washer W W Teamster W W W W Paper Carrier Germany KS OH IN NY KS NY IN Germany NC OH KS KS KS NY NY NY NY NY SWeden NY NY KS WI NY NY VA VA VA OH MS KS MA PA PA OH KS PA VA NY NY IL IL IL SWitz. KS IL OH IN IN IN IN MO OH OH Page 30. 18 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30 . v NY NY NY NY MI SWeden NY NY WI OH RI MO MO MO OH OH OH OH OH OH IN IL ;rn NY MO IL IL SWitz. WI IL WI KS KS IL IL ·_, 3°i::.~u' 30. 30. 30. 30. 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 �24 Name Scruggs, W. H. Granger, H. S. Granger, M. H. Granger, Walter Granger, Bertie Good, J. R. Good, Mary Good, T.C. Good, J. R. Miller, Isaac Miller, Louisa Miller, J os. Miller, E. Miller, M. M:i:lle:r ,1H'Sarah Miller, Isaac Good, E. B. Goods, A. T. Good, o. L. Good, W. T. Good, E. L. Gellman, C. E. Parry, Jno. Parry, E. :U, Parry, J. o. Parry, ---.Miss (Barry 1 Berry 1) Smith, G. E. White, M. H. Smith, E.A. Smith, W. A. Smith, E. E. Smith, Emma Innes, A. W. Innes, M. E. Innes, M. E. Innes, F. Innes, Florence Fry, Angie Innes, Bessie Gains, squire Gains, Minerva Gains, Jas. Gains,' Ada Gains, Fliney <1J Gains, Maria Rankin, Jno. K Rankin, Lena R. Rankin, Robt. Rankin, Herbert Adams, E. Ward 1 [Birth> . Where ~om. Age Sex Color Occupation--Plac'e: :- to', Kansas M 5 45 F 13 F 10 M F 9 52 M 35 F M 3 2 M 33 M 33 F 17 M 12 F F 9 6 F 5/12 M 42 M 39 F 11 F M 7 M 5 16 F 31 M 31. F M 3 10/12F 53 M M 9 29 F F 9 M 7 F ·5 39 M 33 F 8 F F 7 F 5 21 F 1 F 35 M 22 F 6 M 2 F 4 M 3/12 F 36 'M 50 F (3 0t') 9 3 68 , M M F W W W W W W Merchant W W W 'B Plasterer B B Laborer B B B B W Merchant w W W W W W Brickmason W W W W Merchant W. W W W W W Merchant W W W W W W Mas,on B B i3 B B B W Banker W W W W KS Eng. KS KS KS It OH KS KS '29) NY It KY KY MO MO IL IL IL IL Eng. PA Wales KS KS Wales Germany IL MO KS KS KS Scotland IL IL IL It NY NY KA KS KS TN 29 29 29 29 29 It MO MO KS KS KS KS IL ·IL IL KS KS IL MO MO KS KS KS KS IN OH Page IL MO IL IL IL IL 11 WI' MO MO 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 j8 OH 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 m 30 30 30 IN I �26 \va~d Age Sex Color Occupation Place Where From to Kansas Page 16 33 30 IL PA VA IA Birth Name Miner, Wm. (Miller 1) Spence, J. B. Spence, E. Anderson, Jennie Anderson, Jno. Anderson, Mary Anderson, Geo. Anderson, Matilda Anderson, Jennie Davis, L. B. Gillmore, Jack Polson, Nils' Holen, Chas. Suttengren (1) M. o. Holen, ---,Mr. McKee, W. M.· McKee, R. M.· McKee, Ella. McKee, Leonora Coger, Jas. Coger, Amelia Coger, Martha Coger, Lucy Coger, Eva Goger, Rosa Marsh, L. M. Marsh, J. E. Marsh, J. E. Marsh, Chas. L. Redington, E. O. Red~gton, M. A. Redington, Lizzie Redington, E. D. Martin, Lizzie Thompson, J. W. Thompson, C. E. Horn, Wm. Thompson, Jas. Thompson, Lena Hawthorn, H. L. Webster, J. M. Webster, J. M. Ltmdy, J. L. Ltm~l J. C. Webster, F. L. Edwards, Rebecca, Z:.l Webster, Mary Carson, Chas. Brown, Ira Brown, E W. Brown, M. H. Dillard, Jessie 1 20 F 16 W Paper CarrierIL W Carpenter PA W VA W SWeden W Clerk SWeden W KS W KS W Sweden F W '~O M 20 M 19 M M M l1 M W Wagon Maker W Tinner W Tailor W Blacksmith W Laborer W Painter W Carpenter F W 44 40 8 6 30 40 40 41 34 16 14 50 50 M M F F M F M IA VT IA IL SWeden vt MO SWeden SWeden SWeden PA SWeden Sweden Germany GermaN COL ~.;) OH Col c) IL Ia Col IA col MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO IN F W F W B1 B B B B B Teamster 54 M F F F F F M W Sab, Sch. Agt. NY WI W NY WI WI 24 F F 12 35 M M W WI W Travelling Agt.vt 33 F W 9 F W 2 M F W M W W 25 18 26 20 43 15 _38 32 15 F tv B M B 16 39 36 62 60 14 M F F M F M F M W W W W W W W W 21' Ei\, B ~1 B 8 6 8 23 44 ~)\%'1W M v.~ b';x' IL Wi Wi It IL IL KS Domestic Clerk Laborer MO MO NY NY NY NY MO NY NY NY NY NY RR NJ NY OH OH Domestic MO NY NY NY MO MO MO MO MO OH KS Domestic Y". OH OH NY NY MA NY NY TN W Car~n~~!i~,.~~L:.rVT 11 39 F F W W 48 M B Janitor J VA 31) 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 . 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 j~ 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 �28 Name Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 42 Farnsworth, C. P. Farnsworth, F. C. 31 6 Farnsworth, Farnsworth, Olla 2 60 Mine, Eliza Webster, C. S. 38 Webster, J. L. 36 Webster, C. L. 9 Webster, L. M. 7 Mills, A. R. 35 22 Mills, Ella 42 Sands, J. G. Sands, S. E. 33 14 Sands, J. I. 12 Sands, M. E. Sands, R. T. 5 Sands, N. B. 3 Read, Ella 22 Snow, F. H. 34 Snow, J. A. 30 Snow, W. A. :6 4 Snow,. N. B. Snow, M. M. 2 Johns on, Ella 18 Woodward, B. W. 40 Woodward, E. T. 35 Woodward, S. E. 3.5 Smith, Anna 37 Woodward, W. M. 13 Woodward, B. D. 1 Bangs (7), J. E. 68 Bangs (1), Nelson, 35 M Bangs~7), A. F. 19 Bangs, A. o. 31 White, Thos. 42 Murphy, Bridget Adams, Francis Sholes, H. o. Sholes, W. A. Sholes, Jennie Alexander, S. Alexander, Harriet Ramsey, Louisa Winchell, A. T. Winchell, H. J. Winchell, Herbert Winchell, Henry Winchell, R. D. Thompson, N. Thompson, Sarah ~ughs, Lizzie 19 24 61 56 24 L~O 35 20 44 33 ;2 9 1 40 35 16 M F F F F M F F F M F W W W W W W W W W W W M~~~hW~t F M F M F F M F M F F F M F F F F M, M W F M F F M M F F M F F M F M M M M F F w W Machinist MA NY Hard_ 1 Where from to Kansas Page MA WI KS Y+ '~'4./ .J Jii. "~-. KS Clerk Ireland Ireland '34, MA NY 34 Clerk MA NY NY MA Merchant MS PA NH NY NY NY MA MS MS MA Kg W NH W KS W 'KS W Domestic OH W Prof.Nat. Scien.MA W MA W KS W KS W KS W Domestic IL W Merchant 40 W PA W PA B Domestic MO W KS W KS W Doctor Canada Merchant Canada W Canada W Clerk Canada W Board. House Keeper OH W Domestic Canada W Clerk MA W Clerk CT W PA W WI B Mason MO B MO B KS W Bartender MA W WI W KS W MA W KS B Plasterer MO 13 MO B MI NH OH MA MA IL PA PA PA MO MA MA MA MA OH Canada MA WI WI WI MO MO IL WI MA MO Mexico MI 34 34 34 34 34 34~ 34 34 34 34 <o!!- j Jlj. 34 34 34 3434· 34 34 3.5 35 3.5 3.5 3.5 35 3.5 3.5 35 35 35 35 3.5 3.5 35 3.5 3(.5) 3.5 3.5 35 3.5 3.5 3.5 35 35 3.5 �27 Wa-rd 1 for !. 'tl;\i!Bd.rth' .'i3f Color ' b . -'~'t~"X:: .!,lac.e ;'Age Sex Name cc" pa em -~_-=-_ 48 M VA B Janitor Dillard, Jessie 40 VA Dillard, Fannie F B Pitchard, Ella 12 F B KS Ritchard, Ella (Pi tchard 1) 8/12 F Dillard, Mary KS B W Banker 26 M Crippen, J. J. MA W Crippen, H. F. NH 25 F 2/12 M W Crippen, D. KS W Junburg, Celia Domestic' SWeden 19 F Ross, J. P. 36 M W Merchant MA W Ross, J. P. 30 F NY MO Ross, Jt.iQ. S. M W 5 42 M W R~Merchant Canada Rushmer, H. J. W F Rushmer, H. J. VT 36 14 W OH Rushmer, G. E. M W Rushmer, H. F. 11 M OH 8 W F Rushmer, N. S. OH 6 Rushmer, w. B. M W KS 4 W Rushmer, May F KS Rushmer, Jno. 9/12 M W KS W Stroberd, Lena 22 F Domestic PA Lawyer Shannon, Wilson 70 M' W OH W Shannon, Sarah OH 58 F W Lawyer Shannon, Osbun 32 M OH W Keeler, Susan 30 F OH Shannon, A. J. w 25 F OH Edd1eston, Nettie 11 F W KS Ashby, Anna 28 E 13 Domestic KY Ashby, Wm. M B KY 7 Johns on, Chas. 18 M B Laborer MO Horton, J. C. Broker 38 M W NY W Horton, J. C.i;i F ME 37 Wild, I. W 65 F ME ©d Blish, Clara 18 F W ME J ohhs.on, Marth W Domestic 21 F SWeden Chester, H. W. 34 M W Insurance Agt OH Chester, H. W. W 30 F OH Chester, H. H. 4 M W KS Moss, Rebecca W Domestic 30 F Ireland Hart, Chas. N. 25 M W. Operator CT Hart, Chas. N. (MRS. ) 21 F W MA. Tisdale, H. 42 M W Supt. Stage Co.NY Tisdale, E.A. W 43 F Canada Fisda1e, Mary F W 3 KS Conner, Mary W Domestic 23 F Ird1and Horton, B. J. 44 M, ·r W Lawyer NY Horton, S. V. 40 W F OH Horton, Eva W 13 F OH Horton, Slice W 11 F OH Horton, Richard M W 9 OH , Horton, Thos. M W OH 7 -Hprton, Ben 2 M W KS f '';' .~ Where from to Kansas TN MO :n NH NH Sweden. MO MO MO OH OH OH OH OH PA OH OH OH OH OH KY KY MO NY MA. MA DC SWeden OH OH Ireland Col Col IA MA MO OH Pfl· OH OH OH OH Page 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 . jj. 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 34- 34- 3~ 34' 34 34 23 ~ 3~~) '~ t'.. -' '". f~, // 3434 �29 Name \ Thompson, Chas. Murdock, G. H. Boswell, F. E. Boswell, F. E. Boswell, Louisa Britnall, J. F. Austin, Ellen Watson, J. W. Watson, L. M. Poehler, Aug. Poehler, Mary Poehler, Oscar Perry, Sarah Rudiger, T. H. Rudiger, D. M. Rudiger, Alfred Gillham, J. H., Gillham, M. E. Gillham, Harry Gillham, A.rthur Barteaux, B. S. Barteaux, Anna Barteaux, Alfred Barteaux. Chas. Barteaux, Elizabeth Barteaux, Arthur Barteaux, Ella 0 Barteaux, Minnie Whitcomb, A. Whitcomb, A. H. Whitcomb, Ansil nJ Davenport, Sam'l Oliver, Adam Oliver, J. R. Oliver, Hannah Oliver, A. N. Oliver, G. B. Oliver, Maggie Oliver, Jennie Oliver, Arthur Colton, Wm. Brotherton, C. E. Tucker, Crom. Tucker, Chas. Starkweather, J. M. Starkweather, Chas. Starkweather, Fred Starkwea ther, Frank McDaniels, -~r. Keins on , F. G. Snider, C. H. _Snider, A. W. Birth A.ge Sex Color Occup!tion Place 9 32 31 33 4 40 23 35 23 M M M F F F F M F 46 M 45 F M 9 30 F )1 VJ. M 20 F 1 M 37 M 30 F 8 M 4 M 52 M 40 F 21 19 17 14 12 11 47 43 10 45 52 48 23 21 18 16 10 6 30 35 24 17 33 14 10 5 18 18 39 36 M M F M F F M F M M M F F M F F F M M M M M F M M M M M M F B W Silversmith W Merchant W W W Domestic B Clerk' W W W Merchant W W W Domestic W Merchant W W W W W Ward 1 Where from Page to Lawrence KS VT NY Canada NY Canada Canada MA MO IL IL KS CT MO Canada NY Germany IA Germany· IA IA IA England IA Germany NY MA IA KS Blacksmith IL KY IL IL IL IL KS Carpenter Nov. Scot. NB NBrunsw. NB W Blacksmith NB Can. NB W Clerk NB NB W NB NB W NB NB ,W NB NB W. NB NB W Florist VT NH W ,(hi NH :vm W KS W Laborer VT NH W Mason Eng. IL W Eng. IL W Schoolteacher Eng. M: IL W Clerk Eng.' IL W Qng. IL W IL IL W Canada Canada W KS W Clerk PA PA W Lawyer Eng. Eng. W Clerk Eng. Eng. W Merchant Eng. Eng~ W Dressmaker MO MO W Clerk KS W KS W KS W KS W KS W Painter NY IL W IL IL W W W 35 35. ;)5 35 35 ~5 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 3c' 30 36 36 36 36 36 36 . 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 .)6 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 �30 Name ........ _- Snider, Hattie Snider, Nrttie' .~- Snider, Alice Cole, Jennie Cole, Edith Beal, Thos. BE!al, Anna Beal, Chas. Beal, Thos. Hampdon, G. S. Hampton (Hampdon) Hampdon, L. M. Hampdon. S. H. Hampdon, A. A. Senger, A. Ross, E. G. Ross, T. M. (F. M.1) Ross, F. M. Ross, Lilian Ross, Arthur Ross, Eddie Ross, Pitt Ross, Henry Ross,' Fannie Demery, Francis Shaw, Alex Shaw, F. E. Shaw, J. W. Shaw, M. E. Shaw, Nettie Shaw, Cora Kimball, Frank Kimball, E. D. Kimball, Chas. Sands, Nettie Sands, Belle Emery, J. S. Emery, J. S. Emery~ Agnes Emery, Sarah Emery, Ida Taylor, Polly Rice, P • l=-:) ~;-, Brown, W. B. Brown, M. F. (M. I. 1) 60'Iil>~r..:b, Elf:~'@:il Austin, Frank Harvin, Nettie Harvin, Vernie Ackerman, Wm. Ackerman, Lotta Ackerman, Anna Age Sex 14 6 3 25 1 33 _F 8 5 36 M M 29 8 3 20 49 F M M F M F F F M F M M F F M F M M F F M F M F F M F F F F F 44 48 48 25 21 13 19 9 5 21 40 39 16 14 11 5 51 52 18 21 23 45 40 13 10 2 13 Birth Calar Occupation. Place --.\ W W F'- W M W City Driver W W W W Lawyer W W F M .~ w W W W W Domestic Editor W W W Bookkeeper W Printer W W W W B Printer W Lawyer B Domestic .w 28 26 M F M 6/12 M W W W W 40 F M M F F W W W W MO KS KS Germany OH NY NY OH WI KS WI :n;: Ii. NY Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. IA MO Germany WI WI WI WI WI Wi KS W W W W w It IL KS NY KS Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. IA KS Domestic W Carpenter W W W W W W Machinist W W Machinist W it{ 14 30 29 5 ) F F F ;QO Z ~; lo!a;!;:Q l Where from to Kansas Hostler W Dressmaker Butcher AR AR NY NY NY NY NY NY KS KS NH NH MA CA CA ME VT KS KS KS MO VT' IN IN KS KS MO KS PA PA IL NY NY MA MA. MA Ca CA NY VT MO VT IN IN MO IL IL IL Page . 3~:, ' ___ , 3 ._-' ;-'; 36>' -37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 32 37 37 37 37· 37 37 . 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 . 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 �31 Name Ackerman, Mary Ackerman, ----Miss Dobbins, R. Dobbins, E. Houston, Carrie Dobbins, Adelin Chrysler, E. TomlinsO;l:l, Sam'l Age Birth Sex Color Occupation Place 2 1/12 49 52 26 7 25 53 F F M F F F M M Ward 1 Where from to Kansas Page W W W Doctor W TN W IN W W Hostler W Prop. Lawrence House W W W Clerk W Merchant W W Merchant W Indian Agent W Printer IN Canada PA Canada IL OH IL IA IL IL Tomlinson, Abbie 47 F 16 F Tomlinson, Nettie Tomlinson, Jud 23 M Heone, Wm 40 M 20 F He one , (Wm) Mrs. Howell, J. 35 M 26 M Bedee, ----MR. Richards, Geo. M ~~ M !W, RR ThOlJlas, Chas. Whisenand~ J. E. 25 M W RR Altman, Frank (Attman?)19 M w Cade, (John) 30 M W Cook (See 1875-6 City Directory, p. 60) Cade, ------Mrs. W 25 F Jenkins, Wm 25 M W Laborer Jenkins. Allie W Chambermaid 23 F Donahue, Cora 18 F W Dishwasher Hunter, Sadie 18 F W Waiter Earle, Mary 16 F W Waiter Long, Sarah W Dressmaker 39 F McCann, Wm 18 M W Leiby, N. A. G. 40 F W Leibey, L. A. S. W 15 F Snidden, Elijah B Laborer 79 M Snidden, Melinda 63 F B Snidden, N. L. 38 F B Washer 6 /' M Martin, L. B Mitchell, Fannie .Washer 47 F B Mitchell, Mabel 17 F B Mitchell, Jno. 24 M B Laborer Field, Francis 19 F B Tolles, N. B. 21 M B Hostler Baker, Auf. 40 M W Painter Baker, Anna W 33 F Baker, Charles 1 M W Henson, Robt. 43 M B Laborer Henson, Emma 38 F B Henson, Bertie 13 M B Henson, G. H. 10 M B frenson, Caroline 8 F B Henson, Mattie 5' F B Henson, Ella 1/12 F B Moore, Jas. 27 M B Laborer KA KS IN MO MO IN IN PA Germany TN KY KY PA PA MA MA NY NY MI OH PA MO MO IL IL KS IN IN Ireland IL PA KS VA KT MO KS KY MO MO MO MO Germany Germany Ks TN TN AR MO KS KS KS AR MI OH rA MO MO IL IL IN IN OH IL IN TX MO MO IA IA IN MO MO Germany Germany AR AR AR MO 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 :38 . ~8,) 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 �32 Name Brooks, A. G. Brooks, A. M. Whiteland, Mary Brooks, E. L. Brocks, E. T. Summerfield, A. Summerfield, H. Summerfield, Elias Summerfield, M. Jacobs, S. JaC'obs, Ben Jacobs, Sally . Harpick (Harlbic~?), L. ~ JI1oC~~(LMartin Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 37 J6 17 7 t! 54 54 30 33 18 10 9 20 59 0 M F F F F M F M M F M F M M M M F Tay:tor, Fred 40 Love, Jno. 35 McClelland, J. 30 Williams, Jas 27 M Myers, Prince 23 M Edwards, Elijah 18 M Smith, Henry 30 M McDaniels, W. J. 33 M 24 M Sherwood, Jno. Montgomery, H. E. 25 M Parish, W. J. 35 M Parish, O. A. 36 F Parish, Alice F 7 Farley, Harvey 38 M Farley'.ft', Lizzie 23 F Farley, Hattie 8 F Farley, Frank 7 M 1/12 F Farley, --steward, Chas. 32 M Ward, Chas. J. 19 M Wilson, F. H. 45 M WilsOn, E. J. 38 F Wilson, M. C. 18 F MacDonald, Jno. 30 M Pryor, M. J. 33 F Pryor, K. A. 14 F'~~~ Pryor, E. B. 12 F Anderson, S. H. 23 M Anders on, W. J. 18 M Finney, Ed 20 M Finney, Thos 18 M Fletcher, E. B. 25 M Hunter, Thos. 21 M Brindel, H. 21 M Spaulding. Sophia 33 F Evans, Theo. 27 F Barker, Henry 22 M Sutarieus, Chas. 16 M (Sutorius 1--See 1875-6 City Clerk ~laI:d l Where from Page to Kansas W ME VT· ME VT OH OH W KS W w 39 39 39 39 39 39 KS W Poland It \) .... Poland Poland \..39~ W W Depty.Co. Ttes. ~f.gOland Poland 39 W Lawyer Poland IL 39 W Poland Poland 39 W KS 39 W KS. 39 W Laborer It IL 39 Germany Germany 39 W Prisoner W Prisoner NY NY 39 Mexico Mexico B Prisoner 39 W Prisoner OH OH 39 B Prisoner TN AR 39 B Idiot AI Al 39 Mulatto Prisoner Cherokee Nation 39 II B Prisoner 39 " W Prisoner IN IN 39 W Prisoner OH OH 39 W Prisoner TN 40 TN W Printer 40 NY TN W Eng. 40 Tn W 40 KS W Hostler OH 40 IN W RI 40 RI W 40 KS W KS 40 W KS 40 B Laborer QVA MO 40 W 'Clerk MO MO 40 W Dentist OH m 49 W IN IN 4e W School TeacherIN IN 40 W Shoemaker Eng. IL 40 w MO IA 40 w KS 40 W KS 40 W Student OH OH 40 W Clerk OH OH 40 W OH OH 40 W Clerk OH OH 40 W Clerk MA MA 40 B Laborer MO MO 40 W Tailor PA IN 40 W Dressmaker NY 40' MO W Dr,essmaker NY MI 40 W WI MI 40 W Clerk Germany Germany 40 Directory, p. 110). W ~. �33 Wardl Name Simpson, Susan Patterson, J. D. Crandell, L. K. Katzman, S. Nichols, G. A. Roberts, N. Roberts, M. Roberts, 'Stella Roberts, Sophia Roberts, AMa Roberts, Carrie Roberts, Wm Roberts, L. Childs, Anna Ludington, H. H. Ludington, Harriet Ludington, Geo. Ludington, Dewitt . Skiff, F. J. V. Corey, Sam Curtiss, Geo Daniels, J. M. Porter, B. B. Porter, M. W~, Cagle, Henry Prentiss, Wm. Modfue, Jno. Moore, Chas. Packaro, J. J. Chapman, W. Carlos, A. E. Anderson, Maggie Crandall, Mary Crandell, Fred McMillan, A. Walker, N. Smith, Ross Horn, Jas Leis, Henry Leis, R. E. Leis, W. E. Leis, F. J. .Leis, Chas. H. Gormeley. M. (Gormerly ? See ' Gormeley, Anna Holland, Wm. Holland, Julia Holland, Liffy Holland, Wm. Johnston, Cal ._Fields, H. Age Sex 32 27 21 25 F 40 41 38 15 12 10 2 8 13 22 58 53 24 21 24 28 32 28 M/ M M M M F F F F F M M F M F M M M M M M M F M M M M M M F F F M M M M M M Birth Color OccuE!tion Place W~f?b,~~t,i~1!il B Dentist W Clerk W W .. Clerk 'W Clerk W, Engineer W W W W W W W B Domestic W Prop. Eldridge W lH0l:~ W C erk W Clerk W City Editor W stock Dealer W RR W W W W W RR Clerk MO OH WI WI Germany MO VT VT MO OH VT PA IA IA IA KS KS IA ICY MA. MA MA. N 35 40 M M B W RR B Laborer IA jj\ :i:A IA IA IA ICY MA MA. MA MA MA NY NY NY NY IL OH CT NY 47 14 22 Steward NY Waiter" 16 NY W Waiter 14 MO W Waiter 22 IL W Waiter TX 27 Waiter W IA 15 W Chambermaid 21 D.lMO W Chambermaid IL 31 W Laundress IL 33 12 W KS 42 B Porter' TN Porter B 27 Al Laborer B MO 17 B 30 TN W Printer NY 37 w VT 36 E 8 W M KS 6 W F KS KS 3/12 M W 46 F W Ireland 1875-6 City Directory, p. 71) 16 F W WI Laborer B 43 M TN 40 F B Domestic MO 6 F B KS 2 Where from to Kansas IL OH NY NY NY NY MO IL MO OH MO 'IL IL MO TX MO MO RI VT WI WI TN MO KS IN MO IN Page 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 '41 41 $1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 �34 Name Fields, M ~M; Fields, M. Fields, Anna Fields, W. Riggs, ---Miss Riggs ,:~Julia Faris, C. A. Faris, T. L. T. Faris, R. W. Faris, B. W. Robinett, Mary Bangs, C. W. Bangs, M. A. Bangs, W. K. Fuller, A. Fuller, L. Ludington, N. (V1) S\lt1iff, J110 •. Sutliff, A• .A,. Sutliff, Chas. o. Sutliff, Francis Jones, Lena Smith, Jane Finney, Gertrude Morrison, T. H. Terry, A. 5:)\ Terry, A. ~~~. Treadway, Maggie Thacher, T. D. Thacher, M. E. Thacher, W. M. Thacher, T. D., Jr. Thacher, K. A. Thacher, Clara Gormley, Mary Peirson, S. B. Peirson, M. E. Peirson, E. B. Peirson, E. E. Peirson, C. E. Devereaux, J. P. Devereaux, M. Devereaux, E. F. Devereaux, R. Devereauxm J, R. Devereaux, Ashton Jones, Mary Price, Susan Wilson, Ashby Carmean, S. H. Carmean, L. J. Carmean, C. K. Carmean, S. Age 30 9 10 4 26 9 42 29 4 1 ·14 40 35 7 57 50 77 45 J6 5 7 18 9 22 2.7 ~50 !J;2 19 43 32 12 8 5 4 18 48 47 19 14 13 54 52 18 ·6 4 1 20 14 27 42 42 17 15 Birth Sex Color OccuEation Place Washer F .B B F F B B M F Washer B F B M W Local Editor w F W F W F W Domestic F M W Merchant W F M W M W Doctor W F F w Merchant M W W t W M W F W F Domestic W Domestic F W F M W Draughtsman f W~~f: " '.;~.iBanker E W F M F M M F F F M F M M F M F F M M M F F M M F M F W W W W W W W W W W W W Editor KS KS IN Canada MA MA CT CT MA NY OH KS KS Germany OH OH ME CT CT CT Q NY PA KS PA KS KS Domestic Miller Ireland NY NY NY NY w W Land Agent W W W W W W Domestic W Domestic B Laborer W Sheriff w NY " M W W MO MO KS KS MS KS VA Printer NY VA Ireland ICY KS KS KS OH IN MO OH MI IA IA Ward 1 Where from to Kansas Pa~e 42 42 42 42 42 AR 42 42 VA 42 MO 42 42 42 IN 42 MA . 42 MA 42 MA CT42 42 CT 42 MA 42 CA 42 OH 42 42 <=~ Germany 42 42 OH 42 OH 42 MA 42 CT CT #2 CT 42 ,NY 42 42 .. PA ( (42 / 42 PA 42 42 Ireland 42 (~ 42 1L IL 42 42 1L It 42 42 1L MO 43 MO !f3 43 43 43 43 OH 43 IN 43 MO 43 IA 43 IA 43 IA 43 IA 43 MO MO -,~ t~_ / /' \.~ " ~ �~ '. . \1".... ;·.'·-:;\ ·<~ ·l:1; Name Age Birth Sex· Color Occupation Place 12 F Carmean, Fannie 8 M Carmean, Arthur 2 M McClure, Emerson Gray, Charlotte 33 F Fritz, Geo. 55 M 28 F Brayton, Belle 42 M Strode, Jas. 21 F Prentiss, Mary 44 M Herrington, J. D. 40 F Herrington, S. M. 18 F Herrington, Mary, Herrington, Freeman 13 M 11 M Herrington, Oliver 6 M Herrington, Clifford F Herrington, Daisey 3 44 M Towne, Hiram Towne, C. o. 30 F 4 F Towne, Fannie Towne, Louisa 9/12 F 60 F Terry, C. ( E? ) Houston, (L. 1) , Major 40 M Houston, (See Hoston, Huston in Houston, ---~rs. 30 F 6 Houston, Chas. M 4 Houston, Fannie F 20 F Flinn, Maggie O'Leary, J. T. 15 F stout, O. G. 27 M Compiled by W KS KS KS W MI W Laborer W Teacher Laborer B Domestic B W Mail Agent Germany IL TN MO PA PA KS KS KS KS KS . MA OH KS KS W W W W W W W W W W W W W NY W Stock Dealer OH 1875-76 City Directory, p. W IN W KS W KS W Domestic Ireland W Domestic 1Lreland W Route Agent OH Dr. Thomas Gorton Typed by Hugh Stouppe Carpenter 35 1rlard 1 Where from to Kansas Page MI Germany IL MO MO PA PA MA OH OH OH 77) OH Ireland Ireland IN 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 ~ 43 43 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office Lawrence - Ward Volume 19, Section 6 Name KEELER, Jos. KEELER, Mary KEELER, M. E. DYER, Thos. LAGERQUIST, Jno. SKENE, Jas. SKEIN, Jas. STANHOUSE, L. STANHOUSE, Flora STANHOUSE, Garner MCKENN ON, M. BERGHAN, Hm. BERGMAN, Fannie BERGNAN, Lewis WHITTENBERG, Rebecca BURDSHUH, A. BURDSHUH, Chidei COLE, J .E. COLE, Fannie HUDSON, Caroline STEvART, B. T. STEWART, Clara STElvART, Anna STEl-lART, Charles MCCAIN, Jno. HCCAIN, Sarah MCCAIN, Carrie ROBERTS, T .A. ROBERTS, Alice ROBERTS, Hattie PRISACH, Phillip PRISACH, Louisa PRISACH, Lizzie PRISACH, Phillip PRISACH, Louisa PRISACH, Hinnie BURNS, Robt. BURNS, Fannie BURNS, \villis BURNS, Nellie GREnORY, Francis NELSON, O. NELSON, Emma EWING, S.M. EWING, E.R. EWING, Clara EWING, Charles Age 63 43 8 25 40 35 35 23 22 2 34- 40 28 2/12 25 28 29 35 27 62 30 29 4 2 28 33 1 35 26 7 46 44 14 19 17 6 32 29 8 7 57 28 23 41 35 13 8 - 2 Birth Place Sex Color Occupation M F F M M M M M F M M M F M F N F r1 F F M F F M M F F M F F M F F r·t F F 1'1 F }of F F M F M F F M W W W W W. W \0/ W \'1 W W W Hotel Keeper Plasterer Mascm Piano Tuner Piano Tuner Printer vJ w W W PA IA 1 Ireland KS IA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 \1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 WI Merchant Merchant Merchant Clerk MA Agt. Sewing Mach }fA HA MO KS Agt. Felting Co. PA l1A KS Herchant VT PA MI Cabinet Haker France France KS . Cabinet Maker IN IN KS Clerk \IT NY W W W W W W W W W W W W W Blacksmith W W Merchant Where from to KS Page WI SWeden Scotland Scotland SWitzerland VT IA VA Germany Germany KS Germany Germany Germany VT KY v-l W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W LAWRENCE CITY WI WI NY SWeden Sweden IN IL IL n. SWeden Scotland Scotland VT VT VA NO MO MO Germany Germany IL KY MO HA MO 110 MO MI HI MI IN IN IN IN WI \IT WI WI WI SWeden SWeden IL IL IL IL �Lawrence Name HOUSE; Jacob HOUSE, Ricki HOUSE, Mary HOUSE, Rachel HOUSE, Robt. HOUSE, Arthur HOUSE, Clara KATZENSTEIN, R. BUTLER, Mary BUTLER, Anna BUTLER, Louisa BUTLER, Corda KD1BALL, Geo. KIMBALL, Hary KIMBALL, Cora BEAM, C.J. BEAM, E.J. BEAM, Herbert BEAM, Fannie BEAl1, Geo. WOOD, C. WOOD, r1.A.. GRIDG, ALECK GREGG, Mary GRmG, Albert GREGG, Jno. GREen, Clara GREen, Francis GREGG, Nellie BORDER, Sam'l BORDER, P. BORDER, Albert HENRY, J.M. IvILLIANS, catherain HENRY, Haggie HENRY, Leda HENRY, Lily FRANK, Benedict BENEDICT, Sarah BENEDICT, Herbert BENEDICT, Julia BENEDICT, Warweck viAL TON , Rachel DUNCAN, Charles DUNCAN, A.deline DUNCAN, Fleming DUNCAN, Chas. DUNCAN, Howard DUNCAN, GEO. PAYNE, Frank JOHNSON, , Hr. JOHNSON , , Mrs. JOHNSON, Ned Age M F F F M M F F F F F F M F F M F H F M F F M F M M F F F 8 7 5 3 1 45 35 12 10 8 56 43 8 41 43 13 9 7 65 32 51 37 13 12 9 4 2 30 ·H 25 F 2 M H 6 F 21 F 2 F 6/12 F 37 M 25 F 13 H 9 F 2 M 17 F 53 M 47 F 20 r-r 15 H 11 8 22 30 23 7/12 2 Sex Color OccuE!tion 41 29 2Z Ward W W W W W W W W B B B B W W W W W W W W Herchant Washer w Machinist Herchant Shoemaker TIl ICY Carriage Maker MO MO KS KS KS KS PA IA Clerk Insurance Agt. \0/ KS PA PA PA KS KS PA PA PA KS KS VA ICY W }f HO MO Germany MO MA HA. OH OH OH OH OR OH OH MO MO 1'10 MO KS KS KS W W Conductor KY NY NY HO 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2· 2 2 2 2 2 2 PA HO PA HO PA FA FA PA KS IN w W W NH Ireland KS PA OH OH OH NJ W vi ICY IN W W W W lV M M H M F Austria Germany KS KS KS KS KS Germany Where from to KS Page KS KS KS w W B B B B B B B W W W W W W W W W Birth Place MO HO MO KY NY NY HO 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 �Lawremce Name HULBURT, Nellie WHITE, Mary BRYANT, Nancy JENKIN S, J •\-/ • JENKINS, Iv! ADAHS, Susan HYD:EL, Geo. HYD:EL, Sarah HYD:EL, }fary HYDEL, Ella HYDEL, Hattie BRITTON, Francis BRITTON, Amanda BRITTON, Nathan HATENEY, !lfary TYLER, Rebecca SINPSON, Johanna FLANG, Louisa OESCH, Jacob OESCH, catharine OESCH, Sally WILBOUR, Florence WILBUR, Lena WILBUR, l-laud \VYERMILLER, H. ~VYERl1ILLER, Augusta wYERHILLER, Harry WYERHILLER, Ma-rr wYERNILLER, Atela ROBERTS, Jno. ROBERTS, Nary ROBERTS, Hilliam ROBERTS, Jno. ROBERTS, Eliza WI~IS, Jessie \"]ILLIAHS, Cora. WILLI.Aa.1I.fS, Clodis W~1S, Elizabeth WILLIAHS, Nora PETTIFORD, Jno. PETTIFORD, Sarah \1ILLIANS, Allen WILLI.Al-1S, Nancy· tlILLIAHS, Jessie \lILLIAl1S, A BANHIFLE, Wm. BANHIFLE, Laura BANHIFLE, Mary TENNIS, J.S. TENNIS, Hary TENNIS, Lizzie TENNIS, Nathan TENNIS, \..Jm. Age 18 25 19 42 39 6 50 56 20 18 16 23 4 2 19 52 57 16 56 55 '26 27 5 3 28 23 3 2 6/12 52 34 6 4 2 25 23 4 2 3/12 28 28 35 27 68 64 26 25 6/12 53 49 19 16 14 Ward 2 Sex €olor Occupation F F F H F F M F 'F F F F F H F F F F M F F F F F M F M F F M F M H F M F F F F M F M F H F M F F M F F M :t-f W. B B W w Farmer W W W W w W W W W W W B B W W W \'1 W W W W W W W W W .W W W B B B B B B B B B B B W W W W W W W W Washer Birth Place HI MO MO SC SC KS NY NY IN IL IL IL Where from 'to KS Page OH HO HO IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL KS Washer Carpenter Dressmaker Carpenter Merchant Farmer Route Agt. Farmer Laborer Carpenter KS KS Ne NC OH France France France NY. KS KS France Germany KS KS KS . MD VA VA KS KS IN VA KS KS KS IN IN IN MO VA KY PA MO KS ICY KY MO GA OH OH IN IN IN NY 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 L~ France Germany MD MD HD IN VA IN IN IN HO IN IN MO MO KY KY KY KY KY KY KY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 L~ 4 4 4 4 4 4 L~ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 �Lawrence Name .TENNIS, Anna TmnUS, Mattie TENNIS, Flora WTI1AN, Lizzie SYNAN, Marcus WYMAN t Columbus ALLEN, Jas. STRODE, Thos STRODE, Haud STRODE, Martha STRODE, Thos •. CW", J.S. CR&I, J.S. CREW, D.A. CREW, Mary CR&l, Jas. MARTIN, Alice I1ACOHBER, Electa \VIEDEMAN, Wm. WIEDEr1AN t Louisa Sl1ITH, Geo. W. Judge SMITH, Catharine BRCl-JN , , Mrs. BRavN, Alice BR{lI}N, Mattie BR<lVN, Josie SLOSSON', Wm. SLOSSON', Clara SLOSSON, A.H. SLOSS ON t Nellie SLOSS ON , Minnie BLUNT, Lena HCCURDY, Ellen HCCURDY t P. HCCURDY, Jno. BOYER, Sam'l BOYER, Harriet BOYER, Casey BOYER, Harry HACCNBER, R. MCCCNBER, Electa SINCLAIR, '''me SINCLAIR t Francis SINCLAIR, Isabel MUNGER, Jennie BUCKINGHAN, Chas. BUC KIN GH.Al>f , Kate BUCKINGHAN, Sophia BUCKINGHA!1 t Agnes BUCKINGHAM, Edwin BUCKINGIW1, Sada LOYD, S.t". LOYD, H.D. Age 12 10 3 45 17 14 50 38 30 20 17 J4 32 10 7 1 16 58 26 23 69 63 46 17 15 13 47 33 21 16 6 28 27 36 17 57 36 10 7 60 58 30 27 2 18 37 29 11 9 6 3 38 38 Ward 2 Sex Color Occupation F F F F M F M 11 F F M M F M F M F F M F M F F F F F 1'1 F M F F F F M M M F F F M F 11 F F F M F F F M F M F W W W W W KY KY MO KY WI WI Merchant IN IA KS KS W W B W W KY IA NY Laborer Domestic !1erchant W W Police Judge W W W W W W Merchant W W Clerk W W B Domestic W W Merchant W W Butcher W W W W l1erchant M W l1erchant W W W domestic W stock Dealer W W W W W W Minister W Where from to KS Page KY KY OH OH w W B B B B W W W Birth Place KY IA IA IA NY KY KY WI WI IA IA KS MO MO NY \VI Germany France PA VA PA KY KY KY MI NY NY NY MI MO Ireland ME MA PA PA PA PA NY NY MA NY KS KS OH OH OH OH KS KS PA IL Germany IN PA PA PA PA PA PA NY MI HI MI MI MO WI MO ZVT.A PA PA PA PA WI WI NY NY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 OH OH OH OH 5 5 5 5 5 PA PA 6 6 6 6 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name LOYD, C.A. LOYD, H.D. LOYD, Wildon LOYD, Hay COTTE, A.B. COOTE, Chester 51lITH , C•\-1 • SMITH, Lizzie SMITH, Marion JONES, Mary BLACKLIDGE, A.N. BLACKLEDGE, Myra BLACKLEDGE, Laura BLACKLEDGE, Alfred MCALLASTER, 0.\-1. MCALLASTER, ELLA BRADLEY, C. BRADLEY, Mary MORSE, H. ALLEN, M. ALLEN, David ALLEN, Jno. LESCHER, \im. . LESCHER, 11. S. LESCHER, Wm. LESCHER, Ella LESCHER, Chas. LESCHER, Sada BRIGHAH, Sophia ANDREWS, S.H. ANDREWS, M.A. GROSS, Jas. GROSS, Sarah GROSS, Geo. GROSS, Jas. GROSS, Thos. BOYER, Ida WINSTON, Hannah \iIN ST ON , Edward WINSTON, Clarence BELL, Billy FURNESS, Thos. FURNESS, Elizabeth COY, Henry COY, Susan COY, Jessie STURDEVANT, Wm STURDEVANT, Hary INNES, David INNES, Kate INNES, Sarah INNES, \'lalter RUSSELL, Bessie ~e 13 10 7 4 40 15 40 30 2 -21 60 lJ.8 18 15 42 29 35 13 58 30 40 7 54 47 18 12 8 4 19 39 38 25 23 6 4 3 13 22 3 1 16 76 70 36 31 7 18 16 36 25 3 1 24 Sex Color OccuE!tion F M M F F M M F F F M F F M M F F F F F 11 M M F M F M F F M F M F M M M F F M M E M F M F F M F M F F M F W W tv W W \'1 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B B W W W W W W W ki W W W W Dressmaker Birth Place CO KS PA KS OH IA Merchant PA PA KS VA Mason Domestic Merchant KS NY Ind. Terr. PA PA NH NY NY KS PA PA PA PA NJ KS Germany MA MA Carpenter ICY MD IL OR MO MO KS Scotland WI IL KS Domestic IL MA OH VA IN KS KS KS PA MO KS KS MO PA Merchant IL IN IN LA Student PA IN Barber Millwright ICY IN IN Printer \fuere from to KS Pa!:!;e England IL Ind. Terr. PA PA NY NY NY PA PA PA PA NJ Germany MA MA MO MO PA MO MO MO MO IL IL IL MO MO IL IL IL England 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name ROSS, David IRVIN, August. IRVIN, }1ary IRVIN, Frank IRVIN ,Robt. IRVIN, Chas. OTTMAN, c;. L. OTTMAN, J.C. 0'l'TI1AN, J os. OTTMAN, The 0 CLINE, Angie DRESDEN, Bedford ALLE.:N t Rosa ALLEN, Isaac DRESDEN ~ Rebecca SMITH, T.B. S}1ITH, S.A. Sl"lITH, Anna SHITH, Chas SHITH, Randolph UDELL, Charlotte ALLFORD, Francis ALIFORD, Jane MONTGOHERY, W. P. MON'D1Wl1ERY, Sarah MONTGOMERY, David MONTGCMERY, Franklin HONTGOMERY, Mary }1ONTGa·1ERY, W. P. HONTGCMERY, Ellen HALL, Emeline BRASS, Lucas BRASS, Sarah BRASS, Chas. BRASS, Harry BRASS, Bruce HARRINGTON, O.H. HARRINGTON, Allie MCGRADY, P. }1CGRADY, F .M. r4CGRADY, Archie MCGRADY, Helen MCGRADY, Edward COLEMAN, Jno. COLEMA..1<J , Mary COLEMAN, Sam' 1 COLEMAN, Jno. COLEMAN, Age 25 1,.0 30 9 7 3 40 38 8 44 30 59 30 24 15 45 36 15 6 7/12 22 26 55 52 50 22 17 15 8 11 27 50 40 18 11 7 39 43 40 35 16 14 7 28 26 4 2 2/12 Sex Color Occupation M M F W W W M M M M F 14 M F M F M F M F F M M F M F M F M M F M F F M F M M M M F H F M F M M F M M M W W W W w Clerk Plasterer Merchant W W Domestic B B . _White Washer Washer B Farmer B B w Co. Clerk W W W W W Domestic W Lawyer W W Lawyer W W W Printer W W W W W Carpenter W W W W W W W w Painter Clerk W W W W W W W W Speculator Birth Place Where from to KS Page Canada Germany Germany Canada IL KS KS KS NY OH IL NY MO MO MO TX KS CT England KS 7 7 7 IL IL IL IL WI MO MO HO TX CT NY KS KS NY England Ireland NY NY \VI IA OH KS KS NY PA PA PA PA PA PA PA. NY NY NY NY NY IN New Brunswick KS KS KS PA England Ireland OH OH OH OH OH NY PA PA PA PA PA PA PA NY NY NY NY NY MO MO \ 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 �La.wrence Wa.rd 2 Name CHAR-f.AN, Edward CHAFMAN, Sarah CHAFMAN, Mary CHAFMAN, Hattie MORGAN, Sarah FAXON, Jas. D. FAXON, Mary TALLES, Ada MITCHELL, Jno. MITCHELL, Martha KINZLER, Fred NIE:1EN, Wm NIEMEN, Henry KINZLER, Bertie KINZLER, Anna ELY, Chas. ELA, Chas. BARKER, Phillip BARKER, Beth PARKS, Melinda BARKER, Minerva BEARD, J. W• BEARD, A.W. BEARD, Lena HENLEY, Mary PYLE, E.C. I PYLE, A. PYLE, J.W. PYLE, F .H. PYLE, C. ~-l. PYLE, H.E. HENNISS, E. CONNER, Francis CONNER, Hannah CONNER, Rachel CONNER, Albin MASON, R.D. MASON, Enuna i-'!'ASON, Fred MASON, nice MASON, Wm. HURCH, Wm. MURCH, Mary COWHART, Lizzie MURCH, Sophranna MURCH, May PRESCOTT, Noel IWL, T.P. IWL, E.L. HALL, J .E. HALL, J.W. HALL, S.N. HALL, W.M. Age Sex Color OccuE!tion 50 40 13 1 32 32 32 14 26 22 32 M 9 6 2 7/12 28 28 43 33 17 10 37 27 5 16 51 36 23 21 M F F M M M F F F M F F F M F M M 11 H M F M F 8 21 57 53 28 14 28 25 4 4 1 75 44 25 13 10 10/12 48 42 13 16 11 9 W W W W W W W W B B W F F F F M F F M F M M F M M F M F M M F F F F M M F F M M M Farmer . School teacher Merchant Barber ~v W W W W W B B B B Printer Printer Laborer W Merchant W W W W W W W \1 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Doctor w W W Where from to KS Page NH NH VT LA KS KS NH IL MA VT MA VT KS AR MO Germany NJ KS KS KS MA MA NC AR AR . KS NC NC KS NC PA PA IN IN IA MO Domestic Germany RR Tie Inspector NJ PA PA PA Merchant NH MA KS KS 9 MA Hiller KY 9 9 9 9 9 NC MO HO MO MO MO MO IA PA PA PA PA MA MA NY NY MO MO MO MO 9 NC NC ME KS VA 9 9 9 NY n, 9 9 MA AR AR AR ME ME IL 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 AR MO NJ NJ KS Painter W W W W W W Birth Place NY 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9. 9 9 9 9 NY 9 MO MO MO MO MO MO 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 �La.wrence Wa.rd 2 Name Age STEl'iART, A.L. 30 STEMART , , Dr. 35 STUART, A.L. 30 STUART, J .H., Dr. 35 40 LYNCH, Mary MODD.JE, Sophia 14 BARNES, A. 55 BARNES, ·A. 45 1~0 CIWfER, B. J. CRAMER, Hary 39 CRAMER, Ida 19 CRAMER, Chas 17 CRAMER, Fred 10 CRAHER, Gao. 8 CRAMER, Frank 4 eLINN, Mary 53 CLINE, Hary 53 STARFFER, David 37 STARFFER, M. 36 STARFFER, Chas. 7 STARFFER, Fred 5 STARFFER, Jno. 3 MILLER, E. 42 HILLER, A. 35 HILLER, Lizzie 18 r·fILLER, Ollie 15 HILLER, Cloud 12 MILLER, Mary 10 HOAG. Sarah 71 SAVAGE, W 76 MARSHALL, , Mr. 36 HARRIS, lv.C. 46 HARRIS, M. 38 HARRIS, Hary 16 HARRIS, Wm. 7 HARRIS, Grace 2 HARRIS, Jno. 22 WAY, J.P. 37 WAY, P.A. 37 \vAY, Albert 1/12 YEAGER, vlm. 34 YEAGER, Mary 30 YEAGER, Ernest 7 KILnvORTH, Jacob 39 KILLWORTH, Elrnna 27 KILWORTH, Nellie 7 WHALEY, Francis 15 PRICE, J.E. 51 PRICE, M. 41 WILDER, A.M. 36 WILDER, Mary 33 WILDER, Lucy 3 HILLER, V. G. 47 Sex Color Occupation F W r1 W W W W W W F M F F H Doctor Domestic Minister F w M \v W W Carpenter \'1 W W W B Clerk W Carpenter F F M H M M F F M F M M M M F F F M F F F H M F F M F M M F M 11 F w w Univ. Prof. w W M F F F M F M F F W W Speculator Herchant Mail Agt. Minister Painter Mason W W W Merchant W W Doctor W W Doctor w IN IN IN IN IN Sweden NY HA NY NY NY NY NY NY !vIA NY NY NY NY NY PA PA PA PA MO MO IL IL IL IL KS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W HO NC MO NC VA SWeden KY KY W W W W Where from to KS Page KS KS w H J.f Doctor Birth Place OH OH OH OH OH OH NJ VT WI OH OH KS KS KS OH PA PA KS PA PA PA England England KS KS OH OH MA IL OH OR OH OR OH OR OH VT WI IL IL OH OH PA PA PA PA MI NY 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 OH OH MA IL 11 11 OH 11 11 KS OH 9 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name MILLER, Ella MILLER, E.B. MILLER, F.C. HILLER, Lizzie PRENTISS, F.B. PRENTISS, S.B. PRENTISS, A.J. PRENTISS, Ella PRENTISS, Frank PRENTISS, Chas. PRENTISS, Jas. GOODRICH, E.F. GOODRICH, L. st-lITH, A. W. m.IITH, Mattie SMITH, Clarence PORTER, Lizzie LINDSEY, Lewis LINDSEY, Patsey WILLIAMS, Wm. WILLIANS, Anna WILLIAMs, Enos. EWING, Mary MUSTARD, C.B. MUSTARD, S.L. MUSTARD, F .B. ABBIE, Chas. ABBIE, Lotta ABBIE, Carrie ABBIE, Nellie BARDWELL, Fred BARDWELL, V. WHITE, J.S. WHITE, S.A. WHITE, Sally WHITE, I.11. WHITE, Emma WHITE, J.K. HHITE, Arthur SCHILLING, T. GRIFFIN, Andrew GRIFFIN, I1ary GRIFFIN, Mary GRIFFIN, Chas. SANFORD, D. SANFORD, S.D. SANFORD, A. S. CARPENTER, \vm CARPENTER, A.M. CARPENTER, Wm. CARPENTER, Harry LOGAN, Jno. Age Sex Color Occupation 40 F 29 M 19 M 15 F 58 M 58 M 33 F 20 F 16 M 4 M 2 M 31 M 28 F 42 M 35 F 5 M 33 F 25 t1 20 F 25 M 23 F 7 M 73 F 35 M 35 F 77 F 43 M 37 F 16 F 14 F 43 M 23 F 43 M 32 F 11 9 F M F M M F M F F 7 4 2 17 31 28 6 2 M 26 M 24 F 4/12 M 48 M 42 F 18 M 15 M 45 M W W W W W W W W W Printer Doctor Doctor W W W Merchant W W Teacher W W W B B B B B B W w Mason Laborer Teacher W \-1 W Merchant W W Univ. Prof. W W Merchant W W W W W W W W W W W Domestic Farmer Lawyer W W W W Merchant W W W Carpenter Where from to KS Page OH OH OH OH MA MA MA GA KS KS KS ME HE PA PA PA PA MO KY MO OH OH OH OH GA GA MA GA AR KS AR 11 KY PA HA ME MA KY OH 11 NY W w Birth Place II. IT. MA NY PA MD OH KS KS KS II. IL NC OH KS KS CT VT KS England NH IT. II. IN 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ME ME OH PA PA PA HO MO HO 11 11, 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 NY II. II. II. II. MA HA OH MD OH II. IT. II. II. CT VT IL II. II. IT. IA 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 �L/awrenQe Ward 2 Name LOOAN, Adelia LOGAN, Alice COLE, W.H. COLE, J. GRIFFITH, Ellen HILL, Jno. BRa-IN, Polly ROBINSON, Louisa ROBINSON, Blanche SHORT, O.F. SHORT, Arnold SHORT, Oliver SHORT, Leonard SHORT, C.M. THCMPSON, Seymore THOMPSON, Elize MCDONALD, Jno. MCDONALD, Harriet WATKINS, Jas. WATKINS, Catherine \-lATKINS, Emma WATKIN S, . Ida WATKINS, Kate WATKINS, Louisa FOX, E.C. FOX, S.M. FOX, Eva WATKINS, Jas. WATKINS, M.C. HUGHS, Jos. HUGHS, Rachel HUGHS, Jas. HUGHS, Jos. HUGHS, Virginia HUGHS, Jno. BEIRSAW, Mrs. BERCAW, E., Mrs. Roo..EY, Spencer R<l'lLEY, Kate SAVAGE, Jas. SAVAGE, M.C. HILLER, W.K. MILLER, Mary MILLER, Dora MILLER, Edith MILLER, Martha MILLER, Thos. WILSQlJ, H. GREEN, M. GREEN, Mary THCRNTGJ, J •W• THORNTON, M. Age 42 22 J4 30 24 57 52 30 1 38 16 8 5 3 71 68 49 33 J4 33 13 11 10 1 29 24 3 27 43 43 42 19 18 16 10 68 68 18 16 45 43 48 35 12 8 5 6/12 69 23 1 45 44- Sex Color Occup!tion F F M F F M F F F F M M M F M F M F M F F F F F M F F M F M F M M F M F F M F M F M F F F F M F F F M F 187~ Birth Place W W W W B B B B B W W W W W W W W W W W W W supt. Schools Domestic Laborer w W W W W W W W W W W W w W KY KY IA IA OH OH VA VA OH OH MO .HO KY 1'10 KS MO MO MO NY KS IL KS KS KS Farmer Merchant Hair Dresser Painter W W W W W W Where from to KS Page MA MA Scotland NY England HA r1A. Scotland MI NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS KS Railroad MA tm Painter MO NE ME HO NE NE NO Plasterer MD KY Painter DC IL IL MD ND MD MD MD MD MD MD OH OR PA PA KS KS HE KY Teamster IL n. n. W W ME HO IL IL W IL IL IL IL W IL IS NY W W w W W W WI KS Laborer VA IN WI \-II MO MO 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 . . 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 �Lawrence Name THORNTON, Emma TRORNTON, Wm. THORNTON, Jno. HARDING, Jno. HA !DING, E. HARDING, Edwin DENLAND, E.P. HUGGARD, R. HUGGARD, Ellen WATKINS, Kate HUGGARD, Sallie HUGGARD, Kate HUOOARD, Jas. SELIG, A.L. SELIG, M.T. SELIG, Louie F. SELIG, J.E.P. OLIVER, Lizzie KOONS, E.P. KOONS, S.P. KOONS, Nary KOONS, Wm. KOONS, Edward WORK, T.H. WORK, M.N. 1vORK, Harry \iORK, \vm. PALMER, Mrs. PALl1ER, Ben PALMER, Harley MICKEY, A.H. INGAILS, J. T• REE, Theo STEVENSON, C.W. O'NEIL, J.A. \vARREN, A.B. WARREN, C. J. WARREN, D.L. BEATTIE, G. BEATTIE, Mary BEATTIE, Geo. BEATTIE, Jno. OLIVER, Susan BEATTIE, }Iary BEATTIE, Wm. PLID-f, A.B. PLUH, M. PLUH, Anna ASSMAN, Justus ASSMAN, Betty HANS CM , Thea Ward 2 Age Sex Color 9ccupation 11 F 7 M M 35 22 4 20 50 M F M ~ 49 3 13 5 3 29 23 5 2 20 48 38 F M F F F F M M F M l1 F 11 F 11 F 9 5 57 37 10 7 36 10 7 28 22 20 25 21 77 56 18 47 43 19 15 15 12 8 M M M F M 34 23 1 54 54 30 M F M M M M M M M M F F M F N M F F M f.f F F M F M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W W W W w W W W W 1875 Birth Place "Where from Page to KS KS 13 KS 13 KS 13 Clerk OR OH 13 New Brunswick OR 13 KS 13 New Brunswick New Brunswick13 Mason Ireland Ireland 13 Ireland OH 13 KS 13 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 Insuranc~ Agt. Germany Germllny 14 14 IL IN 14 KS 14 KS 14 PA PA. 14 Carriage Maker PA .A.L 14 OR AL 14 OH AL 14 OH At 14 AL AI. 14 Merchant PA PA 14 PA PA 14 KS 14 KS 14 Housekeeper OR PA OH 14 OH OH OH 14 14 IN IN 14 IN :rn 14 IN IN DACOTA 14 IL Canada Canada 14 Carpenter OH OH 14 14 NY OH OH OH 14 Teamster England 14 IL 14 PA PA 14 IL IL 14 IL IL KS 14 14 IL IL 14 IL IL Laborer NJ 14 IL OH OH 14 KS 14 Merchant Germany MO 14 Germany Germany 14 Merchant Germany CA 15 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name HANSCl-f, Amelia HANSON, The 0 TAYLOR, R.W. TAYLOR, Ella ALBACH, Phillip ALBACH, Minnie ALBACH, Harry ALBACH, Wm. \VINCHELL, H. WINCHELL, Fannie WINCHELL, Tyron WINCHELL, Augie EVANS, Geo. EVANS, Lucretia EVANS, Maggie EVANS, \-1m. EVANS, Ida JUSTISS, A. EADS, Jos. EADS, Lizzie EADS, sarah FADS, Anna FADS, Oscar EADS, Oliver WHEELER, Elizabeth WHEELER, Jessie BORGOLTHAUS, R.J. BORGOLTHAUS, S.F. BORGOLTHAUS, Mark BORGOLTHAUS, Fred KNUDSON. Mary NEVISON, W.W. NEVISON t T .A. NEVISON, W.H. ARNOLD t Anna HCCLURE, Wm. JONES, Hattie HURPHY, Andrew HURPHY t Sarah HURPHY t H. E. MURPHY, A. E. ~ruRPHYt E.J. CLARK, L.E. ClARK, Bridget STREET, Oscar GIVENS, L.D. WHEELER, J .B. WHEELER, H.A. HIBBARD, R.N. HIBBARD, Clara WHEELER, Gould Age 22 1 49 39 47 46 11 7 38 33 16 8 49 15 12 10 4 69 36 34 14 11 6 1 57 17 33 30 7 5 17 44 37 11 54 18 18 49 39 19 13 3 32 25 21 23 30 32 32 3 1 1875 Sex Color Occupation F H M F M F M M M F M F M F F M F F M F F F M M F F M F M H F I1 F M F M F M F M F H M F M M M F F F M W W \..] \-1 W W W W W W Merchant Speculator Farmer Germany Germany NY NY Germany Germany KS KS ?-fA MA MA. Laborer W W W W w Butcher W W OH MO MO MO MO NC NJ KY IL W IT. W W W W W W W KS KS NH ME Lawyer w IA Domestic Lawyer W Laborer Carpenter MA MA MA NO MO MO MO MO 110 IL IL IL IL MA MA IN TN TN TN Sweden OH OH OH OH PA PA IN IN IN KS KS W W W W W W W W \-1 OH CT PA PA OH OH IN w 1.-1 Sweden OH OH W W W W W W IL NY IA W W W OH OH Germany Germany KS· W W Where from to KS Page KS w W Birth Place Filer MD l1D Ireland IA Dentist IA OH OH NY NY NY IL NY IS KS IL 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name Age 1875 Sex Color OccuEation :28 M NEAL, J.A. 22 F GREEN, Hinerva 22 E GREER, I>1inerva 22 GREN, 11inerva F 20 F NEAL, L.G. 1 M NEAL, W.J. REYNOLDS, C. 47 F 18 M REYNOLDS, Albert ll~ REYNOLDS, T.\v. M REYNOLDS, C.E. 11 F BLOOD, Jas. 56 M BLOOD, E.J. 41 F BLOOD, Ida L. 21 F BLOOD, A.E. 19 M BLOOD, Harry 16 H BLOOD, Thos. 10 M BLOOD, T.B. 7 F BLOOD, Eda 3 F BRClm, Hary 19 ,:F MCIDI, R.B. 50 M HCmI, Lou 35 F RAY, Henry 28 H RAY, Sybil 23 F RAY, ,MISS 1/12 F GIVENS, America 50 F GIVENS, Cinda 16 F CHRISTIAN, Hary 11 F Em"lARDS, Gertrude 4 F BERRY, Scott 3 11 DONNELLY, Helena 23 F KELLY, Vincentia 54 F SHANAHAN, Gregory 42 F GOODMAN, Genevieve 38 F HOClCEN, Justina 20 F l1CGRATH, Agnes 36 F DRISCOL, Maggie 17 F GRISSORN, Zara 11 F PHTI..LIPS, P. 45 M PHILLIPS, H.S. 35 F PHILLIPS, L.W •. 13 F PHILLIPS, Chas 3 M PHILUPS, Anna 1 F HC QUESTI ON , E.D., Mrs. 40 F HCQUI STEN, E. 40 F ffCQUISTEN, Wm. 19 M HCQUISTEN, 11ary 14 F MCQUISTEN, Jno. 11 M CARPENTER, Robt 45 .H CARPENTER, M.E. 35 F CARPENTER, Jas. 5 M CARPENTER, \i.S. 2 M B W W W B B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W B B B B B W W W W W W W W W Cobbler Domestic Domestic Domestic Dentist Domestic Contractor Clerk Dishwaher Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Sister/Charity Nurseryman IV w W W W W W W W W w W W Birth Place OH MO MO MO OH KS England KS KS KS VT VT WI KS KS KS KS KS PA Ireland IN MO PA KS MO HO KS KS KS IL Ireland Ireland Ireland NY NY KS NY NY NY KS KS KS IN IN 'IN IN IN Merchant NY MO KS KS \oJhere from to KS Page HO MO MO HO HO England IV! IV! WI PA IN IN HO PA MO NO IL Ireland Ireland Ireland NY NY NY NY NY IN IN IN IN IN WI MO 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 1'7. 17 17 1(1 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 �Lawrence Ward 2 Name Age DODGE, P. 5? CHRIZER, A.H. 23 CHRYSLER, (see CHRIZER) CHRIZER, Lily 3 CHRIZER, Edward 5 CHRIZER, E. 30 TAYLOR, Mattie 21 LEVI, Chas. 45 LEVI, R. 41 LEVI, Carrie 6 LEVI, Bertha 15 LEVI, Fannie 10 LEVI, A. 13 SCHILLING, Lizzie 18 NE\oJMARK, H. 75 ECKE, F .J. 44 ECKE, Josephine 38 ECKE, Josephine 13 ECKE, Geo. 11 ECKE, Julius 9 ECKE, Amelia 6 YARN OLD , Thos. 68 YARN OLD , H. A. 40 YARNOLD, W. w. 25 YARN OLD , J. 23 YARN OLD , Anna 15 YARN OLD, Amelia 11 YARN OLD , L. M. 6 GILLHAN, Chas. 41 GILLNAN, E. J. 36 GILL"1AN, A. G. 18 GILLNAN, Rarry 8 GILLMAN, Edith 15 GILLHAN , Chas. 13 \--lILLIA11S, Chas. 24 WI~.uS, Anna 18 BRADY, Ross 16 TROHPSON, C. o. I/-5 THOHPSON, A. H. 26 TR OMPS ON , Susan Jane 26 COFFIN,S. D. 23 COFFIN, Mary 22 KELLY, Harry 16 BELL, Carrie 17 SERGElJT, T. L. 53 SERGENT, E. C. 43 SERGENT, W. F. 18 SERGENT, L. J. 11 BR.OGES, Cyntha 16 LEONARD, H. 56 LEONARD, C.B. 56 1875 Birth Place Where from to KS Page Sex Color F F W \-1 VT NY MO NY F W W \V' W W W W W W KS NY NY KY Germany NY KS NY NY KY MO MO M M F M F F F F OccUE;!tion Bookkeeper Domestic Merchant M w F F W Domestic W \V' Merchant M F F M M F M F M F F F F N W W W W W W w F F W M \-1 F M w M B B B F M M F F H w W W W W F M F W M W }1 w w F F W M W F F Doctor Milliner Car Builder Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. CO CO CO KS WI Laborer Laborer Painter Banker Domestic Miller W w England England England England KS KS KS Canada NY WI W W HO MO HO IL MO MO IL KS KS vI W W W W W W NY MO NY IL Germany Germany Germany KS KS Domestic Carriage Maker WI MO no HO MA. OR OR IN· OR KS IN PA OR IA IA MO MA MA CO CO MO MO NO IA IN OR IN OR IN IA IA IA IA MO NA MA 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 �Lawrence Name ERDEMILLER, A. G. ERDEl1ILLER , M. J. ERDEMILLER, Mary ERDEMILLER, H. E. ERDEMILLER, N. R. ERDEMILLER, G. L. HOAG, Frank HOAG, H. HOAG, E. F. HOAG, H. B. HOAG, W. P. HOAG, L. r-I. SHEPHERD, Anna TD1HCNS, W. Tn-1MONS, Edith TD-1MONS, Henry TDmONS, Colin TD1MONS, L. R. KENDALL, H. A. KENDALL, H. FITZLER, E. KNOETTELL, Kate KENDALL, Arthur RESER, J. J. RESER, A. RESER, N. RESER, A. JOHNSON, Jno. STIMSON, T. E. STll1S0N, J. WILD, E. B. STIMSON, Mary STIMSON, E. F. STIHSON, Wm C. O'NEAL, Bettie }IOTT, H. G. SAUNDERS, Ella SAUNDERS, M. REYNOLDS, Wm REYNOLDS, Kate COSLEY, Emma REYNOLDS, Wm REYNOLDS, Lizzie SARGENT, A. J. SARGENT, J. E. SARGENT, Louis SARGENT, Calvin SARGENT, Sarah HOWARD, Frank HavARD, Francis Ward 2 1875 Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Place 41 Merchant MD 40 19 16 14 3 62 43 21 15 9 3 71 52 28 23 20 56 30 23 53 17 1 l~8 50 18 13 18 37 34 69 10 7 4 17 52 29 1 55 30 25 8 6 41 33 13 7 3 34 22 M M W W F F F W w W W H M W Supt. Ind. Aff. w F W w Clerk F M W W W W Merchant M F F M F M W H W F M F F F M M F F F M M F F F M M F F F F M F F M F 1'1: F w Merchant W W Domestic W Blacksmith OR W w W W Clerk Clerk W W W W W Domestic W W W F Gunsmith W W W W W w M F W W M W F \Y NJ Germany KS NY NJ WI \VI Sweden" MA HA Ma MA. MA MA . Sweden NY NI W M CT WI W w OR OH OH OH w w w W OH OH OH OH KS MA IN MA IA. IA. KS !-fA Clerk KS RI PA OH KS KS NH VT VT VT KS MI NY . Where from to KS Page 18 18 18 18 18 18 IA 18 IA 18 IA 18 IA 18 IA 19 19 NE 19 OH 19 OH 19 OH 19 OH 19 OH 19 WI 19 IL 19 IL 19 Ger. 19 19 \VI 19 \VI 19 WI 19 WI 19 SWedem 19 NA 19 }f.A 19 HA 19 MA 19 MA 19 HA 19 Sweden 19 MI 19 I1I 19 19 CA 19 OH 19 OH 19 19 19 NH 19 NH 19 NH 19 NH 19 19 HI 19 NY 19 OH OH OH OH OH �Lawrence Ward 2 Name SULLIVAN, Jno. HONARD, J. BRUNGAN, Anna DUNNIVAN, D. DONOVAN, D. DUNNIVAN, Julia DONOVAN, Julia MEAD, Frank IW>1MOND, Joe EW1MCND. Mary HAMMOND, Ettie CARRIOS, A. CARIUS. A. WEBBER, A.B. WEBBER, F .C. WEBBER, Edith WEBBER, Blanche HAIN, E. SPAUIDING. J.A. SPAUIDING, M.C. SPAULDING, 'Gertrude BAC, Anna TABOR. R.K. TABOR, Lou NE.WMARK, M. PEASE, C.A. PEASE. M.E. PEASE, Chas. WALKER, Sam' I WALKER, M.E. WALKER, Fannie \-lALKER, O.D. WALKER, Minnie WALKER, Chas. WALKER, Geo. JONES, Mary EARLE, F .A. EARLE, H.F. EARLE, F .C. EARLE, G.J. GAY, F.C. MILLER, L.A. ANDERSON, Mary FAGER, Henry FAGER, A. CRaN, Isabel INGSTRAM, N.P. INGSTRAM, Mary ;rNGSTRAM, Ida ING~1, Nettie INGSTRAM, Anna Age 8 3 18 40 40 40 40 16 24 20 3/12 .59 .59 .50 33 11 6 80 28 23 4/12 16 33 23 J4 44 39 16 .52 50 21 18 17 14 ? 20 38 30 14 21 30 33 20 47 45 14 41 38 ? 3 1 Sex Color occupation M F F M M F F M M F F M M M F F F F M F F F M F M M F M M F F M F M M F M F M F M F F M F F M F F F F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W w Domestic Laborer Laborer w Priest Priest Farmer w W W W W W W OH OR KS France France OH ME ME CT Clerk Domestic Railroad Merchant Merchant Marshall Railroad Hhere from Page . to KS PA Ireland Ireland· IN IN IN OH OH France France ME ME ME ME NY NY It It IL KS MO VT MO MO NY NY VT MA KS PA PA OH KS NY MO NH NH OH OH OH KS KS KS Domestic Merchant MD NY MD CT MI HI MI MI NY NY Railroad NY Domestic Farmer CI MO PA PA OH MI HO IL It w W W KS KS PA Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland NY W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Birth Place IN Carpenter W W W 1875 IN Blacksmith SWeden SWeden SWeden KS KS IN IA IA IA 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 �Lawrence Name SMITH, Jno. SULLIVAN, Jno. SULLIVAN, Bridget SULLIVAN, Jas. SULLIVAN, Geo. SULLIVAN, Allie NEWHAN, M. FClVELL, G. FOWELL, S. .E.WING, Mary BURNS, Dennis BURNS, Lucinda BURNS, Spencer BURNS, Hollie GRANT, Rachel HANCOCK, Maria HANCOCK, Anna KNIZER, Jno. m~ZER, Jno. RAND, S.R. RAND, W.D. RAND, Jno. R. WIlDER, C.S. WIllER, M. S. WIlDER, Ada WILDER, Lizzie lVIIDER, Kate WILDER, G.W. WILDER, Anna KILLWORTH, Isaac KILLWORTH, C. J. KII..I.WORTH, Jno. MAIJARD,Sarah KILLWORTH, Cora KILLWORTH, J.W. 5r1ITH, Jno. ASHTON, Jno. ASHTON, Jno. Mrs. ASHTON, Lou ROBERTS, J.N. ROBERTS, E.S. ROBERTS, B.B. LUTHER, C.M. LUTHER, S.E. LUTHER, W. H PEARSON, E.F. BUCKLEY, Mary BRICKLEY, Mary BUCKLEY, Jas. H. BRICKLEY, Jas. H. SAUNDERS, W.A. Age 26 37 28 5 6 1 22 71 67 69 45 45 9 11 18 46 18 22 22 38 19 17 38 45 20 11 9 7 1 41 39 10 18 8 2 75 40 35 7 36 31 4 28 26 2/12 13 40 40 .40 40 22 Ward 2 1875 Sex Color Occupation M M F M M F M M F F M F M F F F F M M F M M M F F F F M F M F M F F M M M F F M F F M F F F F F M M M W W W Blacksmith Laborer W W W B B B B B B B B B W W B B W W w W w W W W W W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W W Where from Page to KS SWeden Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland IA KS Gardener Laborer KS KS VA VA VA VA VA MO MO MO MO MO MO MO r10 110 MA MA Laborer Laborer School teacher Clerk KS MO HO OH OH Railroad OH NH PA NH Mason PA PA PA KS England England KS England 110 AL At TN HO MO OH OH OH PA PA PA PA PA PA MI England England KS Mason Merchant KS PA NY NY KS OH OH Merchant w W W W W W Birth Place KS NY Canada KS IN IT, IL Painter Painter KY KY IT, PA PA PA OH OR NJ NJ IN 110 MO MO MO MO 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 '21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 �Lawrence Name SAUNDERS, A.M. BUCKLEY, M.B. BUCKLEY, M.E. BUCKLEY, J.N. HADDOCK, R.T. SHEPHERD, E. B. SHITH, Melinda CHERRY, E. E. CHERRY, Cora CHERRY, Arthur CHERRY, Percey WOOD, J.M. \vOOD, M.A. WOOD, A.G. WOOD, M.R. WOOD, A.H. ROGAN, M.A. ROGAN, E. J. RmAN, W.F. ROGAN, A.L. QUINN, Alice COOPER, J.W. COOPER, S.E. MOSELEY, Jane BRAY, I.C. BRAY, sau.ie BRAY, Laura BRAY, Ivm. BRAY, Edward BRAY, Julia KRISTENGER, D.L. KRISTEl-TGER, S. E. KRISTENGER, W.L. BRASS, Clara ABBOTT, A.B. SNGlDEN, M.L. SNClVDEN, E.E. ABBOTT, Alfred ABBOTT, Fred ABBOl'T, Harry BLOOD, N.C. BLOOD, H.A. BLOOD, K.E. ROBINSON, J. T • ECKILLIES, Richard TENNEY, W.C. TENNEY, E.E. TENNEY, W.E. TENNEY, E.B. SMITH, Nary Age 17 12 9 2 22 21 65 39 17 14 11 49 43 23 19 17 39 7 4 3 64 32 22 16 32 28 8 5 3 3/12 32 26 3 20 31 32 30 7 4 1 50 45 12 17 16 57 52 16 14 ww Ward 2 1875 Sex Color Occupation F F F M M M F F F M M M F F F F F F M F F M F F M F F M M F M F M F M F F M M M M F F H M M F M F F W W W W W W W n. n. n. w w w Where from to KS Page MO HO MO 22 22 22 22 IL 22 KS Painter Clerk w W W W W Birth Place Merchant school teacher W W Seamstress W W W W W Teacher W W W Carpenter W W W W W W Merchant W W W W Student W W W W W W Housekeeper W W W W W Minister W W W B Domestic IL IL IL 22 ICY IL OH OH OH OH ME ME ME OH OH OH OH 22 22 22 ME ME OH ME 22 HE 22 22 HE ME ME 22 22 22 NY 22 22 22 22 22 KS KS n. AR AR IL KS KS IN PA KS PA NY PA PA IA ME England AR AR AR IL WI PA MI MI PA MI PA MI MI HI KS VT WI MD OH KS KS KS NH MA MA !-fA MA 22 OH KS Ireland MD ME England 22 22 MA MA MA MO MO 22 23 23 23 23 23 ' 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 �Lawrence Name l-1:CCONNELL, J.N. MCCONNELL, M.J. HCCONNELL, Jennie RODGE, C.A., Mrs. BURER, E., Jr. MCCARROLL, J.H. HCCARR OLL , H.D. HAMMOND, Jos. HAMMOND, Minerva HAMMOND, Rarry HAMMOND, Lizzie MARVIN, Jas. MARVIN, A. MARVIN, F.O. HARVIN, M.E. ~VILLIAHS, Jno. \VILLIAMS, Caroline PH ORESE , Richard NEAL, Ben HAMMOND, Rll tan HAMMOND, Halleck IW1t-IOND, Ida KENNEDY, Thos. KENNEDY, M.E. KENNEDY, Thos. R. KENNEDY, Belle KENNEDY, W.C. GRISSOM, Mary GRISS(lol, 11ary CARUTR, J.R. CARUTH, A.G. CARUTH, W.R. STEELE, L.S. STEELE, L.A.B. STEELE, H.E. STEELE, Chas. A. STEELE, Jno. M. STEELE, Jas. L. LEWIS, A.C. LE.WIS, S.J. LEWIS, H.E. LEWIS, W.S. LBVIS, A.A. LEVIS, Emma LEWIS, Stella HOADLEY, D.L. ROADLEY, S.M. ROADLEY, W.J. ROADLEY, Nellie HOADLEY, C.R. ~e l~5 43 8 47 22 33 30 5l~ l~ 22 17 54 50 23 15 42 39. 14 20 15 13 10 42 34 15 13 7 25 25 68 22 16 40 39 15 8 6 3 55 45 19 18 14 10 7 43 36 16 12 10 Ward 2 1875 Sex Color OccuE!tian M F F F M M F M F M F M F M F M F M M M M F M F M F M F F M M M M F F M M M M F F M M F F M F M F M W w Miller W W W W W W W W W W W Student Broker Carpenter Clerk Chancellor w w Civil Engineer B B B B W W W S W Laborer OR OR OR NR PA PA PA IN OR OR IN NY NY NY OR ICY VA MO MO IN IN MN Farmer w W W W W W W W W W Birth Place Domestic Domestic School teacher Clerk Clerk W W W MA. NY KS OR OR w w W KS NY VT NY IN PA PA PA OH MO MO MO MO MN MN NY NY OR . OH NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY Real Estate Agt. ~1E VA VA KS Bookkeeper Clerk ME KS KS KS VA VA KS KS W W W ME TN w w OR OR OR OR PA PA PA NN OR OR OR W W W W Merchant Where from to KS Pag;e NY NY NY WI PA PA PA KS PA PA NY 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 �Ward Lawrence Name HOADLEY, Eva KIRKPATRICK, Anna KIRKPATRICK, Nellie BAKER, H.W. BAKER, C.C. BAKER, H.F. HOU,&lAY, 11. BAILEY, L.A. BAILEY, H.A. ROBERTSON, I PARKS, Henry CARTER, Lizzie HADLEY, W. HADLEY, N. HADLEY, Emma HADLEY, Flora HADLEY, Laura HADLEY, Ella HADLEY, Belle HADLEY, Lulu SMITH, Mary GARRETT, C.F. GARREl'T, T. N• G.ARRErT, Johanna GARRETT, Eda CURTISS, Chas. CURTISS, Edwin GARRETT, Allie . GARREl'T, Anna GAR.REl'T, Wm. HOLSTEJ]iJ, Anna JAIS, Bessie COCKINS, w.w. COCIaNS, S.A. COCKmS, E. COCKlNS, A.L. COCKINS, Augusta BAILIE, G.H. BAILIE, E. S. BAILIE, Lizzie BAILIE, Grace GREEN, Patrick HARKS, F.C. HARKS, 1-1. MARKs, Wm. lFARKS, Robt. BARKS, Josephine CLYMONTS, F.F. CLYNONTS, C.D. CLY11ONTS, W.E. Age F F F 48 H 30 16 22 47 41 25 22 20 58 56 21 13 15 16 24 2 18 F F F M F F 29 75 28 14 12 4 2 1/12 28 12 37 38 9 7 20 34 29 6 4 8 43 39 17 12 18 33 27 8 1875 Sex Color OccuE!tian 6 22 20 44 2 !1 F M F F F F F F F F M F F F M W H W W H Seamstress Seamstress Merchant W W W Domestic Merchant B B Laborer Domestic Banker w w W W W W W W W W W W w Real Estate Agt. W W W M W M F }l M Clerk W W W F F M F F F F M F F F M B M W Clerk W Farmer F H M F 1-1 F M Domestic \V' W w W W W W W Brocker Domestic Janitor W W w w W W w W Carpenter Birth Place PA PA PA ME OH KS MO MA VT HA AR MO NC IN IN IN IN IN vJhere from to KS Page PA. PA PA CA OH }10 l-fA NY HA f1A AR MO IN IN IN IN IN IN NY KS NO MO NY OH OH CT IA IA IA KS KS KS SWeden SWeden PA PA PA PA SWeden Scotland England PA KS TN OH OH IA IA IA IN IN IN IN IN SWeden Sweden PA PA PA. PA SWeden PA PA PA TN MO MO MO HO HO MA }f.A MA RI }fA RI 24 24 2lJ. 24 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 �Lawrence Name CLYI1ONTS, Clara DAVIS, Laura CLYHENTS, .Mr. SULLIVAN, Jos. SULLIVAN, M. SULLIVAN, Geo. SULLIVAN, Chas. SULLIVAN, Jno. SULLIVAN, J os. SULLIVAN, Wm. SULLIVAN, Ina SULLIVAN, Mary BRClVN, Chas. BROWN, Susan BROm, Nellie BRO..m, Fred BROm, Chas. BRGJN, Geo. BROVN, Hattie BROVN, Minnie LEARNED, O.E. LEARNED, H.S. LEARNED, Paul LEARNED, Tracy LEARNED, ,Hr. S100ERIAND, Christina KIEFER, F.F." KIEFER, Nellie KIEFER, Ada HCCONNELL, F.W. MCCONNELL, S. MCCONNELL, J. E. MCCONNELL, A.W. f1CCONNELL, L. RIDENOUR, P.D. RIDENOUR, F. L. RIDENOUR, K.L. RIDENOUR, E.M. RIDENOUR, Alice PALH, Jno. KUTTLES, B. KEl'ELS, B. THACHER, S. o. THACHER, S.G. THACHER, H. H. THACHER, N.G. SCHEURER, Christina SHUERER, Christina HENRY, Wm. GILLMORE, Anna Age 3 20 3/12 30 33 14 12 7 4 1 9 15 48 41 19 17 15 13 12 4 1~2 33 6 3 6/12 17 58 21 23 47 46 19 17 14 44 39 11 8 3 55 18 18 51 49 17 15 20 20 45 15 Ward 2 Sex Color OccuE!tion F W F W W Danestic W W Mason M M F 1875 Birth Place KS KS KS England Ireland KS KS KS M W M M M W W KS M F F W W KS KS M F F M M M W W W W W W W w F F M F M W M W M W W F M F F M F M M M M F F M F M F F M F F F F F M F Hostler Hostler Laborer W W W w Lawyer KS NY Ehgland IA IA IA IA IA KS VT MA Domestic SWeden MI W MI MI OH OH OR OR OH w Hiller Printer W W w Merchant W W W B W W W IA OH MA IN OH Sweden MI HI HI OR OH OH OR OH OH OH KS Laborer Domestic Domestic Lawyer SWeden Germany Germany NY NY NY w W IA KS w B IA IA IA IA IA KS W W W IL IL KS KS KS W W \01 W W Where from toKS Page Sweden Germany Germany IL IL IL KS Domestic Domestic Laborer IL IL VA KS IL IL VA 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26, 26 26 26 26 26 Z1 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 �Ward Lawrence Name GORMEl.Y, Mollie CROUCH, Jno. CROUCH, Kate CROUCH, Louisa CROUCH, Lucy CROUCH, Kate CROUCH, Virginia POTWIN, Harry POTWIN, Anna POTWIN, H.A. POTWIN, A.N. JANES, Nellie JONES, Nellie SNEED, E.S. SHEAD, E.C. SNEED, H.A. SNEED, K. S. DRAKE, Jane WILDER, Ada DALEE, A. G. DALEE, M.A. DALEE, Lida DRESSER, Geo. LAMON, Julia sn,lPSON, N. T • SIMPSON, W.A. SIMPSON, M. L. SIMPSON, H.L. SCHLIDEL, F. RUSSELL, Mary ~VHITLav, L. WHITLGl, B.R. WHITLClV, L.L. WHITL(loI, A. E. WHITLClV, Gertrude WHITtON, T.N. WHITLCli, M. J. GRIFFnl, Anna GUFFIN, Anna HERRINGTON, R.C. HERRINGTON, L.B. HERRINGTON, C.H. HERRINGTON, J. L. HERRINGTON, Leroy STOUT, Anna MCCOY, J.E. MCCOY, P. }fCCOY, Arthur MCCOY, Chas. MCCOY, L.C. Age 25 35 26 6 L~ 3 1 31 25 4 6 25 25 47 47 46 17 25 20 50 30 1 20 50 39 17 14 4 22 25 36 41 14 10 7 4 2 52 52 33 30 8 6 3 19 45 Lj.() 19 16 8 2 1875 Sex Color OccuE!tion F M F F F F F M F M F F F M M F F F F M F F M F F M F F F F F M F F F M F F F M F M M M F M F ?1 M F W B B B B B B W W W W W W Domestic Mason Birth Place Where from Page to KS Ireland Ireland MO HO KY VA KS KS KS KS WI MA WI IL W KS IL SWeden SWeden PA PA PA PA MO PA NY OH IL SWeden SWeden PA PA PA PA MO PA CA IL W W W MO MD w w Merchant Domestic Domestic Civil Engineer Civil Engineer W w B W W Domestic Photographer IS w Ml w W W W W w W w W W W \'1 W W W W W W W W W W W W W MO IL NA KS KS KS Teacher Domestic Teamster ,M.A, MA SWeden IL IL Sweden IL IL IS Nurse Nurse Merchant KS KS KS KS NC NC PA PA Clerk KS PA OR OH OH OH OH 28 28 28 ·28 28 28 28 28 OH OH PA PA IS IS Domestic Bookkeeper 27 27 27 ,27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 PA OH OH OH OH OH 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 �Lawrence Ward \ Name BAILEY , L.D. BAILEY, E.A. PEABODY, A.A. ANDREW'S, Chas. SWEEZEY, Isaac StoJEEZEY, Ellen SWEEZEY, Aaron &WEEZEY, Jane SWEEZEY, Polly MUSE, M. MUSE, Lizzie MUSE, CHAS. ,Dr. ABDEIAL, FEIL, Geo. FEIL, Antonia BOGE, Mary FElL, Kate FElL, Amelia FElL, Mary BUSSE, F. BUSSE, L.G. BUSSE, Chas. BUSSE, Harry BUSSE, Lewis LYNN, T. LYNN, S.E. RANPHENDALL, otto RAMPHENDALL, Lizzie RANPHENDALL, Julia ANTON, Laura DRISBA.CH, C. S. DRISBA.CH~- S. DRISBA.CH, Fred REYNOLDS, P.G. REYNOlDS, L.P. REYNOLDS, G.A. REYNOLDS, F .E. HARD, O.H. HARD, C.H. HARD, I. HARD, O.T. HARD, A.B. HARD, Hollie HOORE, H.L. MOORE, D.A. HOORE, Samtl HOORE, Frank LIGHTWILLER, B. BARTHOLGl, E.M. BARTHOLCl-J, A.M. Age 56 ll4 16 28 47 45 17 16 13 40 13 10 49 34 27 17 6 l~ 9/12 37 41 5 3 8/12 40 30 36 23 . 3/12 18 32 23 1 Sex Color Occupation M F FF M M F M F F F F F M M F F F F F M of M M M M F M F F F M F ~f W W B B B B B B B B W W W w 48 M W 46 F W 1.4 F M W 9 59 20 38 38 4 2 16 56 27 Clerk Farmer NH TN Farmer TN TN IN KY KS KS France Germany Germany IL KS NH IN IN IN IN IN TN Washer Doctor Carpenter l1erchant Merchant Merchant Butcher w M F M F W W W Clerk W W W W F w Clerk Domestic Merchant M M W W W W W Domestic Lawyer Clerk M F M F M M Where from to KS Page NH IL W 47 44 17 7 Birth Place NH VT KS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 1875 Lawyer W W 2 KS KS PA PA KS KS KS Ireland VA Germany NY KS MA PA PA KS NY NY MI KS NY VT KS KS VT Canada OH OH KS KS MO VA MD !o10 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 France OR IL IL IL IL NY NY CA. IN IN PA IL MI HI MI MI VT LvII Canada OH OH MO MD 1'1D 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 �Lawrence Name DYER, M. T • G. DYER, M.F. DYER, E.C. ABBCJrT, H.L. OLIVER, M. J. OLIVER, Ella OLIVER, Emma BARTLEl'T, E. BARBER, O.P. BARBER, Fannie BARBER, Percey BIGELOW, M.F. BIGELOW, D. BIGELOW, C. HETTICK, Chas. HErrICK, Lou HETTICK, Jno. KERN, Adam BROOKS, Frank WATT, Wm. FLUKE, W.W. FLUKE, H.E. FLUKE, Cora FLUKE, Lulu FLUKE, Robt. FLUKE, Nette FLUKE, Fannie FLUKE, Edward WOOSTCR, G. WOOSTCR, E. WOOSTCH, P. _DEY, M.L. HIGGINS, L. lAWRENCE, June PROPPER, Geo. PROPPER, A..B. PROPPER, G. PROPPER, Carl PROPPER, P.M. PROPPER, Nellie GLEED,. F. ' GLEED, Lucy GLEED, A.H. GLEED, Edward GLEED, A. GLEED, F. KING, L. KING, C. KING, Mary KING, Florence ~e 29 8 2 50 30 24 21 28 28 21 1 47 25 28 42 35 11 75 25 33 48 41 20 16 8 19 14 12 49 47 19 36 51 25 42 40 18 16 14 11 33 26 8 3 2 1 50 40 22 21 Ward 2 1875 Sex Color OccuE!tion F F F F F F F M M F M F M M M F M M M M M F F F M M F M M M F M F F M F M M M F M F M M F M M F F F W W W W W W W W W MD Milliner Milliner Prof. of Music Merchant W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Clerk Fireman Merchant KS KS ME ICY ICY ICY MI OH PA. KS NY WI WI Germany Germany KS Germany Speculator OH Speculator PA Sewing Mach. Agt. OH OH IA IA KS Clerk IA Farmer Farmer Where from to KS Page IA IL MO MO MO NY OR WI WI WI WI HO MI MI OH IN IA IA IA IA IA IA. IA. IA IA WI WI WI WI Prussia WI Clerk Housekeeper MI IL NE Real Estate Agt. NY DACOTA DACOTA DACCJr.A. DACCJrA DACCJrA DACOTA OR VA VA w W B B B B B B B B B B Birth Place Butcher n. OH ME ME ME D.A.CaI'A VA VA VA KS KS KS VA NY NY NY n. n. OH OH OH OH 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 �Lawrence Name ANDERSON, Chas. ANDERSON, R. AND ERS 00 , Sada WHEELER, Mary WELLS, Geo. WELLS, Lizzie WELLS, Allen LEFEBRE, L. MOORE, Harry MOORE, M.J. MOORE, Robt. MOORE, Harry MOORE, Ada MOORE, Susan STROO, H.J. STRONG, E.A. STRONG, C.F. STRONG, E.T. STROO, H.P. STRom, L.P. STRONG, M.K. STRONG, E. STRONG, O.E. STRoo, Ida TODD, Mary WINFREY, Adelia WINFREY, Dora WINFREY, Wm. GAGE, W.G. GAGE, E. GAGE, E.H. GAGE, W.H. GAGE, A.K. BRAUER, C.E. BRANER, C.E. WINFREY, M. E. ESSIC, M. WINFREY, Jos. CHRISTIAN, Jas. CHRISTIAN, M. G. CHRISTIAN, Georgia CHRISTIAN, L. CHRISTIAN, Mary HIGGLE, Wm. RIGGLE, Isabel RIGGLE, Barbara RIffiLE, Andy HIGGLE, Julia HIGGLE, Wm. HIGGLE, Clara Age 28 29 4/12 58 30 23 7/12 60 43 41 20 16 13 11 46 41 18 15 . 10 8 3 5 23 19 55 35 21 11 32 31 5 2 1 17 17 20 23 22 55 47 16 10 7 29 25 6 5 3 1 8/12 Ward Sex Color Occupation M F F F M F M F M F M M F F M F M M M F F F M F F F F M M F F M M F F F M M M F F F F M F F M F M F B B B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W B B B W W W W W W W B B B W W W W W W W W W W W W Laborer Railroad Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Railroad 2 1875 Birth Place MO MO AR AR KS OH OH PA KS France NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NY France NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ WI VT WI Printer KS KS KS KS KS KS Printer IA NY VT NC MO KS NY NY Washer Washer Prof. of History Where from to KS Page IN IN PA IA NY WI WI MO IA IA KS Domestic Domestic Washer Laborer Laborer Lawyer KS KS OH OH MO MO MO Ireland KY KS AR Clerk KS Africa IN IN IN IN IS KS OH OH MO MO MO PA MO AR IN IN IN IN IN 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 �Lawrence Name YEAGLEY, D.H. YEAGLEY, Sarah YEAGLEY, D.L. YEAGLEY, Lizzie YEAGIEf, Rilla YEAGLEY, Jas. N. YFAGIEf, Jno. H. JONES, Mary NOORE, H.L. MOORE, Ellen MOORE, Anna MOORE, Belle MOORE, R.R. MOORE, Albert MOORE, Sam'l RAHSKOPH, J. RAHSKOPH, M. J. RAHSKOPH, G.E. RAHSKOPH, L.F. RAHSKOPH, c. o. GOSLm, Nelson HARSHA.U., Wm. ADAr.fS, Lena PUGER, C.A. JENKmS, A.M. JENKINS, G.H. JENKmS, Kate CUNNINGHAM, Nellie CORYELL, J .H. CORYELL, Lizzie CORYELL, Lou BROO, Wm. BROO, N.F. GR.E.W, Jas. GREl-l, Harriet HILLER, Lizzie LINTNER, Jno. LmTNER, Lizzie LmTNER, Henry LmTNER, Louisa LINTNER, Wm. LINTNER, Frank LINTNER, Kate SNIDER, Henry SNIDER, Anna SNIDER, Geo. SNIDER, Ella SNIDER, Chas. SNIDER, Frank GIFFEN, Ruth Age l"7 38 17 19 15 12 22 19 72 58 27 22 31 29 17 40 30 11 9 7 19 19 22 45 52 26 18 20 53 16 12 12 18 33 28 26 40 38 18 10 14 LI- 1 39 30 8 6 3 1 39 Ward 2 Sex Color Occupation N F M F F M M F M F F F M I1 M M F M M F M M F M F M F F M F F M M M F F M F M F M M F M F M F M M F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Doctor Clerk Merchant Domestic Bookkeeper Tinner Clerk Merchant 1875 Birth Place Where from Page to KS PA PA PA PA PA PA PA Ireland Ireland Ireland OH OH OH OH OH Canada IL Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Ireland OH ME KS Clerk Domestic Merchant Conduc:tor Dressmaker Merchant KS m KS Prussia PA NH IL KS NY NY IL CO co Carpenter OH VA MD Dressmaker Carpenter Clerk Carpenter School teacher MD Germany Germany m KS IL KS KS Germany IN KS KS KS KS OH OH OH OH OH OH OH ME IL ME m Prussia IN IT. IL NY CO CO CO CO OH VA MD MD n. IL IN n.. m IN OH 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 �Lawrence Name GIFFEN, Ettie COUSE, Eva COARSE, Eva SHITH, Dewitt DUNN, F .R. DUNN, M.A. HYWID, M. HILLER, Nathan MILLER, Eliza MILLER, F .E. MILLER, Wm. REYNOIDS, Geo. REYNOLDS, Sarah REYNOLDS, Mary REYNOIDS, Josie REYNOLDS, Aleck REYNOIDS, Geo. REYNOLDS, Martha SHITR, Wm. SMITH, M.A. St-lITH, M.E. PRICE, E. PRICE, S.J •. PRICE, W.H. CUNNINGHAH, Mary CUNNINGHAM, Jno. FRANK, N. FRANK, Jennie FRANK, Gladdis FRANK, Grace FRANK, Harry SIMMONS, Rachel AIDER, J.\i. AIDER, Eunice LEIS, W.J. LEIS, A.L. OSBORN, Wm. ROSS, H. T. ROSS, J.E. ROSS, F.S. CIARKE, Sidney ClARKE, Sidney CIARKE, Geo. L. CLARKE, E.N. CLARKE, L.L. HOWE, Elize MORRGl, Robt. NORRCW, Martha l'10RRaoJ', Robt. MORR<Nl, Kate MORRCW, Geo. NORRCW, Ellen Age 14 25 25 5 30 29 21 25 27 3 1 38 35 10 7 18 3 12 76 70 30 28 25 2 26 24 36 29 12 10 8 17 30 21 28 24 20 29 20 23 44 13 11 9 7 20 50 44 16 14 B 2 Ward Sex Color Occupation F F F M M F F M F M M M F F F M M F M F F M F M F M M F F F M F M F M F M M M F M M M F F F M F M F M F W W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B B B W W W W W W W W W Laborer 1-10 }1O r,lO Laborer MO KS KS MO Clerk Domestic Laborer KS Ireland Ireland Carpenter Carpenter Merchant Domestic Merchant Merchant Clerk Clerk Atty W W W w W W W NY NY NY KS PA PA Rhin OR IL IL IL MO NY VT NY NY IL MA MA MA MA NY NY NY NY NY PA PA IL IL IL IL IL MO WI VT RI NY IL MA HA NA MA KS KS W B W W HO KS W W W W W W Where from Page to KS OH NJ NJ PA MO MO VA MO MO W W W W W Birth Place OH NJ NJ PA ME MO VA KY VA KS KS School teacher school teacher W W W 2 1875 KS Domestic Merchant KS MO NJ NJ KS KS KS KS MO WI WI 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 Jlj. 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 3434 34 34 34 34 �<•. Lawrence Name JOHNSCll, Susan GLEASON, F.G. GLEASON, Mary GLFASON, Sophia GLEASON, Mary JACKSON, G.W. JACKSON, M.A. JACKSON, O.W. JACKSON, L.F. BASSEl'T, O.A. BASSETT, J.E. BASSEl'T, M.V. BASSETT, F.B. BASSEl'T, F .L. DEVINE, M. E. BRUKE, L.L. GUNN, b.B. GUNN, O.B., Mrs. GOOI, Vara GUNN, Chas. GUNN, Jno. GUNN, A. DUNCAN, Mary USHER, J.P. USHER, J.P., Mrs. USHER, Arthur USHER, Jno. USHER, Samtl USHER, Link STRODE, Jno. STRODE, Jennie Lee SHANKLIN, H•. SHANKLIN, H., Mrs. SHANKLIN, H.C. SHANKLIN, Nellie SHAN KLIN , Kate SHANKLIN, Cal. LAWSON, Mary JONES, Jno. JONES, Mary JONES, Jessie GOOON<ll, Laura Typed by Hugh Age F M F F F M F M F M F 46 19 21 39 38 18 16 40 48 43 20 18 16 13 20 50 48 20 62 2 1875 Sex Color OccuE!tian 30 51 37 8 4 1 19 21 50 45 19 21 7 70 18 60 45 29 25 20 23 29 18 Ward B W W W W w W w M F M M F F ,M W 1'1 M M M F M F M F F M F M F F F Stouppe Judge Dist Court w Civil Engineer W W W W W W W W W W W B B W W W W W W W W W NY NY NY NY NH ME NH PA MO MO MO MO PA MD IA OR W W NH KS KS KS W W Where from Page to KS MO NJ NJ MO' NH NH w W M Prof. of Music W W F M M F M F M Domestic Merchant Birth Place Domestic Lawyer Lawyer Clerk Farmer Laborer Domestic Merchant OH OH OH OH OH KS OH MO VA LA OR OH OH OH ICY IN IA W OH OH OH OR KS MO ICY ICY ICY W TN Clerk Domestic Laborer OH OH OH OH OH OH OH MO LA LA. OH OH OH OH MO MO OH OH OH OH OH MO ICY KY KY KY 34 )4 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 �•... ,,1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS" - DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19. S'ection 6 Ward :' 3 Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Name w Carpenter I\TY Eggleston, A.F.or R.FIJ.9 w E@gleston, E H. NY 34 w Eggleston, Clarence 10 Ia w Eggleston, Nyrtle 8 Ia Ho w Eggleston, Ernest 5 w 1 Eggleston, Elmar Mo w Sal'oonKeeperCt Kuhne, Wm. 36 W Kuhne, E. 31 NY W Kuhne, Geo. 5/12 Ks W Bookkeeper Tx Delesdernier, N.J. 30 f;1 21 F W Delesdernier, M.J. In Delesdernier, Jno. 2 M W Ks W Lewis, E.E. Patent AgentNY 55 M W Lewis, E.E. Vt 45 F 16 M W Lewis. E.E. NY W Lewis, Frank 13 M NY W Lewis. Wm. NY 9 M W Lewis, Lily 4 F Ks W Lewis. Kate 13 F ~ Sweezler. Ivloses B 36 M Blacksmith Tn Sweezy. ~ee Sweezler Sweezler, Matilda B 30 F Tn Asher. H.B. fo1 W Lighting RodIl 36 Asher, A.A. W 36 F Agent Hi W Lighting Rod No Asher. N.D. 28 M Asher. L. 24 F W Agent Oh Parkhurst. H.M. W 49 t1 Farmer NY Asher": •..~Muin.:'.;, Narvin ? 3 F W Mo Lawson. Henry W 29 N Laborer II Lawson, L. W 19 F Eng. Lawson, Lena 2/12 F W Ks Spidley, August 42 Jl1 W Farmer NY Spidley. Jl1ary 46 F W r-.TY Spidley, Luca 14 F W NY Spidley, Frank 13 N W NY Spidley, Libby F W 9 NY Spidley, Kate 8 F W NY Spidley. Christina 111 F 5 NY Griggs. Walter 28 Jl'I W Carpenter Wi Griggs. Mary 19 F W In Griggs, Carry 1 F W In Spencer, Thos. ..40 Iv! W Blacksmith Ct Spencer, JlI. T. 42 F W Vt Spencer, Kate 14 F W Ks Spencer. Laura 2 F W Ks Miller, Tobe W 39 N Teamster Oh fUller, Nancy 30 F W Oh JlHller, Cora 12 F W II Miller, Hattie 8 F W II Where from to Kansas Mo Jl10 Jl10 Mo Mo Mo Mi Mi Ma In NY NY NY NY NY r-.TY Ky Mo Ia Mi Mo Mo Ni Mo In )Eng. Pap;e-Line 1 - 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1. - 3 4 5 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 1.2 1 - 13 1 - 1 - 15 1 1 - 1 - 21 1 1 - - 1 1 1 14 16 17 18 - 19 20 22 23 1 - 24 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 25 26 27 28 - 29 30 NY 1 - 1 - 31 NY 1 '1 - 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 - 34 - 35 - 36 - 37 - 38 - 39 - 40 - 1. NY NY NY NY N:Y In In In Pa Vt II II II II 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 32 33 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 �Kansas stat . ~ . " ..... , �1875 KANSAS CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section' 6 Ward' 3 'Birth Where 'from . Name' Age' Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Oh Dey, Matt 26 M W Laborer Oh 2 -.9 Atchinson, Jno. 41 Atchinson, Amanda 30 ~icIntre, Wm. 53 f.lcInturf See McIntre McIntre, Louisa 42 McIntre, Jess . 24 IvlcIntre, Martha 18 McIntre, Ellen 15 Mclntre, . Frank 6 .Fitzpatrick, Wm. 31 Fit,zpatrick .. Kate 29 STAT~ M F M W F W W W W W W W Carpenter NY Mi Oh Md Ia FIa F Ia N .Ks M W Nason Ire. F W ·Ire. Ly6ri~;L.G.33 M W ': Wagon Make.r Mo '"I . Lyons, A.C. 28 F W. Sweden' Lyons, N . . 2 'F. W 26 F W . Gray, A.E.. Ky . Hayes, Homer. ' 55 M: W Painter .Holland Hayes, Catherin:e ·56 F W Oh Hayes, Wm. .16 M' W Ks Donahue, Mary. :47 F· W .Ire. Donahue, Lizzie ... ' 16.F W Ks Donahue, Bridget' -12F W,' Ks Butt:erinor,e, 'Wril' '. 24 '.' Jvrw' ,>Labbrer . ". 'Ks Buttermore,·. Johariha2~' F,' -'W'·· Ks· . Butt'ermore, Wm.' "5 ' . M' W Ks Buttermore, Kat'e 3"F W' . Ks' Grant, D a n i e l § O . M B. Wood Sawyer Ky' G'rant, Ellen 1(~50 F B Ky Grant ,Mary 18 'F B Ks Gray, He.ster'· 60 F '. B Washer' Ky Gray....: . Wm. 35· M B. Ky Gray, Clara 19 F B Ky Gray, Eliza 24 F B' Mo Gray, Ella 4 F B Ks '. Gray, Eva J, F B Ks ". Sullt van, Wm.···. ' ····6 ... ' 1'1': B'· . . La. SuJ.li van'" Ella. '" .28 F . ". B .' Washer . Ky. Su1li van, 'Moli'fe11'P' B , ,La Sullivan, Fred .' 3 M B' Ks Green, --- Mrs~.35 F." B' Washer Ky Green~ Minera 5h8 F B Mo Green, Josephine 17 ~ B ~10 Green; Lucinda 15 F B Mo Green, Albert 19 M B Mo H oag , J ac 0 P :\39 N W Merchant Ger. Haog, See Hoag " Hoag, Elizabeth 29 F W Switz. Hoag, Wm. 11 M W 11 Hoag, Emma 10 F W 11 M Ks Wi Mi Ia 2 . - 10 2 - 11 2 - 12 Oh 'Ia Ia Ia 2 . - 13 2 - 14 2 - 15 16· - 17 Ire. - 18 Oh 2 - 19 11 2· - 20 Ia 2 - 21 2 - 22 Mo ·2 .... 2} Holland 2· - 24' Oh 2 - 25 2 - 26 Mo 2 - 27 2 - 2 2 2. ' - 28 2. - 29: 2 - 30· Mo. f"Io II[ 0 Mo Mo Mo La La· La Mo Mo Mo Mo No 11 11 11 11 2.. -}1 2, 2 2 -·32 - J3 - 34 3.5 36 37 - 38 39 - 40 ·2 2 2· 2 2 2 3 - 1 3 2. 3' 3 3 - 4 3 3 3 -.5 6 7 3 3 - 8 - 9 3 - 12 3 - 13 - 14 - 15 3 -10 3 - 11 3 3 �1875 KANSAS srATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY VolUme 19, . Name Post Offlce'- Lawrence Section 6 Ward 3 Birth' Where from Age Sex- Color Occupat ion Place' to Kansas Page-L~ne W Hoag, Nary 7. F Ks B . Allen, Isaac 52 M Laborer Ky Allen, Hager ? . 41 jiy' B Mo B Allen, Israel 15 M' No Allen, Robt. 7 N B Ks B Allen, Wm. 13 M No Forsyth,Allison 36 "';M W Farmer Oh :.Carpenter, Rebecca 42 F W Oh 'Childers, Wm. 11 M W Ks Smith, Dennis 47 M W Nason Ma Smith, Eliza 41 F ,W Mo Ks .' Smith, Nancy 8 F vI Smith, Gee. ' 1 5 .t-f W No Smith ~ ·Mary. 6 F 'W Ks Parks; . Hannah 22 F. .' ,B····· , Washer .Il Parks', Carrie' .'4 .'F .13' . Ks parks.~:C-ora-: ....' ') •... 'F. : ". Ks '.,' .;'.,' :8: C'assad, Saml~ , . 50 H W II Cased.. SeeCassad Cassad, Sarah .45 . F ' W II Cassad, Saml-. 14.·'M. '.' W II Caasad,:Ada 10 - F::W '. I.,Ks CE;tssad', Harry .. 5 .N W ,. Ks Smlth,Chas.44,M ,WGer. Smlth,E. 45:F W Eng. Smith~ M~ry107 W Ks Dunlap, Jno. . 27 'f-'I" W Mason 'Pa Dun;].iap , Mary·· 43 F W Pa Dunl~p, .•rno.· 9 M W Ks .... Duni~p~ '~a >~"'6 F Wi10 Berry, Geo.' :~4 M B Pla~terer Ky Berry, Matilda 21 F B Mo Berry, Geo. 5 M' BKs. Berry, Fred 3 M B Ks Berry,iAmelia. ? . l'F . B · K s : · . ' " . 'r·Unor.~ 'Preston ' . 30': . H' B', '.Labl6rer· . . Ky. -.:M-1nQl:';::cousia:" , ','28 'F'$' . ., '.' .. '. 'Ky'" Wallace ,':~arah ' , .' '.. ' i8 .... F B. Mo . Minor, Arthur' '3 M B. Ks 'Thompson, Jos. 3.9 11 B Blacksmith Ky' Thompson, Kate 38 F B Ky 'Thompson, Wm. '10 Iv!' B In Thompson, Mattie 6' F B Ks Staples, Saml'.·...46, M W Engineer Vt . Staples, Phoebe 48. F W Oh Staples, Francian 12 .t-l' W Ia Staples, Anna 9 F W Ia Staples, Jas. 6 M W Ia Ky Ky Ky 3 16 '3 - 17 Ky 3 3 J 3 II 3 .~;Il 1'10 Mo 11 - 18 19 20 21 - 22 - 23 - 24' - 25 -'26· 27 -' 28 - 29 3 3 :3 3 J 3" 3 J ... }O J - ,J1.' 3~ II •. II II Oh Va In Oh Mo Mo . No. Mo' Mo ~Io : No Mo In Mo Mo Mo N6 Mo ,:]2,.': 3-33 3 - 34 'J -35 3'· ~·36 3:' . J7: .. 3 38 3 ~ -' 39· 40 J 4 1 4,-. 2 ,4 - 3 4 4 4 4 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 4' ~10. '.4 4. - 8 . ...9. .. 411 4 12 ".' .' 4 1} 4 -14 4 4 -1:5 - '16 4 - 17 4 4 4 4 4 18 - 19 - 20 - 21· - 22 ·r,. �KA!;SAS STATE CENSUS-DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward j' Volume 19, Secti on 6 Birth,. Where f'rom e Sex Color Occu ation:Place'·to:KansasPa e:"L1ne 1875 ~'38,l>'1w Laborer Burke, l>'Iartin Burke, Sarah 38 F w w Burke, Jno. 17 N 14 F Burke, ~Iary w 11F W Burke, Marg. W Burke. Rosa 5 F Burke, Ellen W 3 F . Teamster Brickley, M. W 45 M W 40 F 'Bric~ley,' Johanna "'01:\-. '. ·w ~"11'4" '.!.L of~. ·~~1.1.L' Brid~ley, Anna W Brickley, M~~gie '.13 F Brickley, Lizzle 8 F w' :Brickley, ~1ary W 6 F· 'Brickley, Julia W J F 40 M B Lyman ,vim. Lablorer Lynion, . See.' Lyman B' 38.,·'F Lyman, Bettie .' 'B Lyman, Eliza 17" F Lyman, Ella B 15 F B LYman" Jno. 13 f1 Lyman,WIIi. '. _. ·10 K 'B" ;'Dersham, . jno. '. ., . T,eam'ster: . 35' M ,W Dershem, .See' DerShain ,. Dersham, . Hartha. . . 30"~'F W, Dersham, Wai.t.er 2 · 1'1 W Dersham, Nrs .• ~;"'60 F WJohnson, . Archie 35 JvI B Laborer Johnson, Eliza 27'F . B J9hnson, Julia 7 F 'B 5 '-:M . ·.. Johnson.-Wm. 'if Johnson. Kate I F .B Lane, Hrs. - - 5 2 F w Reed, R. 60 F B Washer Reed,Moses' 20 F B Parse.ll, ,J .,W. " 33 H W Miller· '::Parsell,' Nary: . . 3,2 , :F W .. Hu:t:6hirisoi1.',.:.Jrio~·' . 59. .' ~r '. W Mason ' < ," , ·Hut"ch'l"s'c)'n.,' ~.ee.~ Hu'tc'h1.nsori', Hutchison~c. " 4 5 F' Hutchinson' 24' Hutchison, ,~laggle 20 Eyre, Nary 39 Eyre, Polly 11 Eyre. Geo. 9 Adams, J as • 55 Adams. Jane 56 Miller, E . R . 3 5 Miller. Sarah 24 F F" F F r'l 11 F M F w w w w w w w w w w Ire. Ire. Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Ire • Ire. Ks Ks Ks Ks Ky Ky,:' .. . J'llo Ho' Mo Ks Pa: Ire. Ire. Mo Ar . Ks No Ky Ho Mo '. Ar II Oh Hair Dresser Eng Eng. Eng Cabinet NakerPa Oh NY Ia - 31 - 32 '5 .·'Cli. · 5'5 5 6 5 7 5 Oh Mo Oh -)0 8 5 II Sco't. 4 4 4 5 - Ar Ar Oh -26· ·.5, -,2 . " 5,-,:3··" Ks Ks Ire. 4 M,6 _",.,4' ·.~ •. Je· Mo 4 ",.. '39 " Mo . 4, - 40 Mo 5' -1 • • ,!, eVa - 23 24 '25- 4,. .33.' 4 -34 ,'4. 35· ·4: ' 3 6 . 4' - 37 . NY .. Ks Pa 4· 4 4 '- 27 .4 28 4 29 Ks Scot .. Rail 'Road Mo Mo J'lIo Mo Mo '. Oh· ... Oh',~ Oh . Oh' Oh Eng Eng Eng Va Va Oh Ie. 9. 10 5 -11 5 - 13 -- 14 5 5 12 ,5 ~,15' 5 ,- .16 . '5. . ,-:17,''. .. ' " ·5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 .5 5 18 - -19 - 20 21 22 23 24 25 - 26 - 27 �18~:5. KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19,· Section 6 Ward 3 ·Birth Where from. Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Mliler, Stella 3 F W Ks. 5 - 28 . ,'Ia McMlllan, G . w . 4 9 · M' W : Mlllwrlght · 5. 29 Pa . 5 . -30 Gray, Wm~' 32 M W Rallroad Ky Ky II Ky Gray, Nary 33 F W 5 -31 Gray, Gladdls 9FW Ks 5 - 32 Gray,Carrle 6 F W Ks 5 - 33 Voorhees, J.C. 49!-'1 W· Cooper Oh 5. -:34 lV1i Voorhees, S.A. 48 F W NY Mi 5 - 35' . Voorhees, Emlly 16 F W In Mi 5 - 36 Voorhees'. Truman 12 IVY W Ml Ml 5 - 37 7 MW' . Voorhees, Frank Ks 5 - 38 5 . ~.' 39, . Clver,Jno.'. C'. ·48. M.. W Doctor Sw1tz. NY 'NY .' .' ,Cl ver, S . E . 4 2 FW '. 5'- 40 NY · Seewlr, · Se~ tlver.or Celver ·6 ' - 1 . Cei ver, ·Chas.• ' 1 9 IIi ' . W . Prln ter NY NY .... "C:el ver,· Llzzie 17 F ' , W ... . NY '6-:2 NY .. '. Vincent··, Carrle .1."7' F·' W·· . . Ks~ ", .6,';·;":3·,',.·., Oh'· Woodward, Evellna.· 38?58F W Ia "6 - 4 Ia' Woodward, Anna. 17 F' W Teacher Ia 6 ·-5 Woodward, Sadie' .' 15 .F W Ks '6 6 ·WOodwa·rd~Habel 5' . F W Ia Ia . .. ,~.....:.;;~ .. ...... W·Q·odw~rd, "qhas .• :·,. " '2: M- ·W. Ie: Ie: '. Hove r,.. S • W. ? L. W• 45 .' . IvI . W .. . :t--TY: " 6 ' . 9' -NY' Hover;H.E. . ' 44' F'W . Pa'··· . 6::, {6 Pa .. HovE':!r; Carrle 4 ". F . , W.' ·6 '11' Ks . .. 6 12 Cavanaugh, .48 F W Ire. La Cav~naugh, Patrlok 20 M .W Farmer Ire. La 6 1) Cavanaugh, Edward. 10 M W Ks 6 - 14 · Cavanaugh, Ellen. 16 F W II " 6 . - 15 Ill-' Cavanaugh,' Brldget '13; F W La. 6 ;..·16 La B~nnett,Jas~ 40, M' W rvlason Ire. Ire. 6 - 17 Bennett~ Mary 3a F W Ire. Ire. 6 - 18 Bennett. Jno. 6 M W . Ks 6 - 19 Bennett, J as. .2 , M W Ks 6 -20 Charlotte, ·Eliza· .66 '·'F.W . Ire. '. 6 . 21 . . Ire. .' .', kee.fe~' Edward ?Edm6n '37 . 'k"w . " Ire •. ·.·WL·· ·•.;Hackman .'6,' ;":22·: , . Ke·efe,.S ~?L:'S~' :.··.27 '. F' W 'No Mo .6-23 .' Keefe ,rviary ' " 5. .' F .·W ' Ks 6 ' - 24 .. K'~efe, Julia . 2: F, W Ks 6 25. · Keefe, Edwin, 10/12 M' W,' 6 26 . Ks Keefe, Jas. . 55 M W Ire. Wl 6 27 Keefe, Brldget 55 F W Ire. Wl 6 28 Keefe, Julla 27 F W Ire. Wi 6 29 Thornton, Wm. 24 M B ~rerchant ~ls Mo 6 - 30 Thorton, Maggle23 F B Mo Mo 6 - 31 Thqrton, Mary 4 F B Ks 6 - 32 Thorton, Gertrude 2 F B Ks 6 - 33 Gleed,. C.A. 46 F W Vt Vt 6 - 34 Gleed, C.S. 19 M W Vt Vt 6 . - 35 . ;: i'; ' - .' �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY .Post Office - Lawrence .. VolUme 19, Section 6 Ward 3 . Birth, Where, f r o m . Name' . Age Sex ColorOccupatlon· Place to· Karisas Pa~e~L1ne· 1875 GI~ed, J.W. 16 M W Vt Vt 6 36 Levantine, Anna 19 F W Teac'her Me Me 6 . - 37' Schmucker, J.G. 50 MW Miller Pa W1 6 - 38 Wi 6 _. 39 Schmucker .M. 44 F W Pa Schmucker. Kate 19 F W Pa "Wi 6 - 40 Schmucker, Mary 17 F W Ia Mo ."1 - 1 ,Schmucker. Geo. 16 N W Ia Mo. 7 - 2 Schmucker, Sad1e 14 F W Ia Mo' 7 - 3 Schmucker, Augusta 13 M W 'Mo 7 4 Ia Schmucker, Walter 11 1'1 W lEi. Mo 7 - 5 Schmucker, Lew1s8 .~t' W Mo Mo7 6 S1~psciri, :H~P. . 77. ~F: W .NH. . NH '7.- 7' ,C~ldw~II,H.J~ 40 M' W Oh: Lawyer Oh ·7.~'8 .' Cald~eili F.C. 35' F W Oh . 7-9 . Oh Caldwell, . Ernest 12M, ..' W ... Oh Oh 7 ,- 10 · Caldwell ,"Alfred10 M ·.W '.. ··Oh Oh 7 . -11. Caldwell,F.A. ·8" ·M "'W' Oh, 'Oh,: T',-, ','12 ", :,: .. Oh • Caldwell, F~:ora:6~ F W O h 7 ~13 C~ldw~ll, H.W. 6/12 M W Ks 7 ..... 14 .Gould, G".R. ·31 M.·W ME;lrchant WI 7 , .. '1~ Wi Gould, ' A. M. 28 F W. Wi 7 .-: 16' ,Wi " Gould, C h a s . · 7 .M W 7 ,.·~'17 .' . Ks· , Gould, Ada ' , ' 2 . F 'W .' .,. ,>Ks ·7·~·18 '.. ' '. Foley/ Mary 19 ... F·. W 7'';.. '19'' . II: . II HUnt~ Jul1a 13 F w, Wi '7 ~ ,20 Wi · Anderson, Chas.~ 43M .W 7- ~. 21 Laborer Sw:eden Ia Jrnderson,M1nerva 34. F. W Sweden' Ia 7 ~22 W .Anderson, Wni. 10·M Ks 7 23 Anders<:>n ,Geo. 9 1'1 W' Ks. '7 - 24 Anderson, .Ricke :5 M ·W Ks 7 - 25 · Anderson, Albert 7 M W Ks 7 - '26 Anderson, Mr. 8/12 M W Ks 7 - 27 B Wakes ,.Aleck (AI.ex) 28 N Laborer .Ky M1 7 .28 ,Wakes ,H1Id~ 30 F B Mo No 7 . ..., 2.9 Woodward,:Jrio.: 46M·W 'Laborer Eng. Eng. , ,7 30 · \Vo'ocl,ward; Cha.r.lotte 60. ·F ". W ", ,:Eng.· Eng. 7 " }l. <Parks, . Rufus .' .. '. ~JM B Minister' Tn, . Ar ..7, ~,.3i·. Parks, . Melinda:' .: 30'F B "7 ...; . 3J' Ar' Ar Parks, L1ly ". 7 F B Ks 7 .;.; '34 : Parks, Lotta }. F 'B Ks 7 35' Parks', 'rhos. 5 M .' B Ks 7· 36 King, Charlotte 50 F B NC Ar 7 - 37 King, Amanda 22 F B Ar Ar 7 38 Grissette, Agustus 50 M W Laborer France Pa 7 39 Grissette, Melinda 40 F W France Pa 7 - 40 Groisette, See Gr1ssett$ Grissette, Alecta ?19 M W Pa Pa 8 - 1 Grissette, Mary 16-11F W Pa Pa 8 - 2 Grissette, Josephine 10 F W Ks 8 - 3 Gr1ssette, Fred 8 M W Ks 8 - 4 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19 , Section 6 . Ward. 3 Birth' .Where from, " Age Sex Color' Occilpation Plac'e to Kansas Pa$2:e~Llne Name 6 MW Ks 8, - 5 . Grlssette, Alfred 4 M W Ks ~ ~ 6 Grlssette, Agustus 4 F W Ks 8 -,7 Grlssette, Augustlna 31 M VII Carpenter Ky In 8 -)8 Mart1n, Wm •. 26 F W In In 8 - 9 Mart1n,E11za 6 M W Ks 8 - 10 Martin, Wm. 2 F . W Ks 8,- 11 Mart1n, Minnie ? 31 M. W Germany Germany 8 - 12 Plants, Shaker 29 F W Germany Germany 8 - 13 Plants, Mary 3 F W Ks B 14 Plant s ,. Lucy 6 F W K s . 8 - 15 Plants, Mary 68M " \iT , Germany Germany . 8 ;:.. ,16· Stevens, M •. 69F· W Germany Germany 8':17. St.evens ,Kate 37F " ' W Germany Mo . 8' - '18 Newcomb, Loulsa l 1 F W, Mo, M~ 8 ~ 19 Newcomb" Ka:te 6 :r-( w·. .... . ' .. ' " '. K s , . , . 8·":20 . Newcomb, J·no. .' ." ' 25M,.·W',R~11road.· .,NY>.;" ' . NY',<, 8'2,1'" 'Thorp, 'M;. N. ,:?~ M.N.· W NY In" 8 '~22" Th6rp~ S. " . " .. ,' 24 F '34 M, W WagonMakeri~:In I n ' 8- 23 . Ly ons , . S. C.- ? S.E.· Lyon, See Lyons -Canada.' . 'Lyons~ 'A.R.', •. . ·8 - 24 27 F. W ..~ .,8 .25 . ,Ks, . Lyons, L11y " .7 'i> W ,Ks' . , . ,3F' . W 8 2p:,' Lyons, 'Alpha :.. ,.16.F .W "8 27 Ia ''Ia Bayles~ Emm,a . Washer 25 P"B Ky Mo '8 -28· Blackman, 'Rachel 16 F' B 'Mo Blackman, . Ada' Ia 8 - 29 .. Miles, Susarma 70 F W Md ? .8<. 30· In Oh :. .Miles, E11zabeth··· Oh' 31 F W, 8 - 31 ' .' Laborer 60 M W. Bergen, Dennis 832' Ireland I I . 29 'M W F1nley, J.W. Teamster Oh. Oh 8 - 33 Finley, .. R ~A. 27 F W Oh Oh 8 34 Newman, Geo. Laborer 38 M B Va Va 8 - 35 Newman, Maggie, 36'F B Mo Mo 8 - 36 15 ?M? B . .Mo , Allen, Jessie Mo 8 - 37 '·2 . M B, Newman, GeO. ,Ks 838 '. ,Gr1sset te ~M-1ss 1/12 F·· W" . :Ks 8 ',_ >r::fg . -Richards, . 5:1-1as ,', 'Ga' .' '26 M B . Laborer 8 ...;; ·40'·" ,Ar. '.Richards,Anna . 23'F,B 9 ,- 1···· ,Mo Mo '. Ar .48 M' B , Thomas ,'Addison ,Ga '9 2 . . Sa Thomas, 'Amelia "Ar 37 F B 9 - J Thomas, Spencer 21M B Laborer Ar' Ar 9 - 4 -Thomas, Harriet 19 F B Ar.. Ar 9 - 5 Thomas, ttinanda 17 F B Ar" Ar 9 6 ,Thomas, Sarah 15F B Ar Ar 9 -""7 Thomas, 'i:ACidison 13 M B Ar Ar 9;':" 8 Thomas, Recta 11 F B Ks 9 ':" 9 . Thomas, Gre,en 9?6 M B Ks 9 - 10 Thomas, l'iI1nerva 9 F B Ks 9 - 11 'rhomas ,Allen 3 M B Ks 9 - 12 ': " " ;,~} �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence Volume 19, Sect10n 6 Ward 3 B1rth Where from Name.... Age Sex. Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page~Llne, . J on e s , J. L • W 30 . M W Jones, N . 2 0 F W Jones, Miss 2/12 F P1ckens, O.D. 34 M W W Pickens, S~A. 32 F Pickens, Jno. 7 M W Pickens, O.H. 5 M W Pickens, M.S. 6/12 F W W Barnard, M.J. 20 F Weggington, W. - 32 .~:~" ,B WiggInton, See Weggington Wegg1ngton,J.ane. 19 . F···· B Weggington ~ Dudley" 3 M B. Weggington,FrankS/12M B Bass E l l e n . ~2 F B -Bass, Chas-. - - 1 . 7 M-B Bass -,Isaac' ts M B Bass, Jas~ 15 M B Ge:ritry, Abraham 43 M W Ge~try, Mary _ 42 F W, Geritry. Georgi~ . 17 F W Br1ggs~Jennie 40 F .~ -Briggs;' J as. 6 '- MW Briggs, Lizzie 3 FW Elll~, Ben 21MB Ellis, June 34, F B 'Hawkins, Susan 25 F B H~wkins, - Levina -6 F B H~wkins, . Qeo. _ 5- MB-' Hawkins, BEm 5 M BHawk1ns, Rachel __ 2 F B Hollingberry, Wm. 56 M. W Hollingberry, Rosa, 53 F W ,H.olltngberry"Jno., . lSMW '._',-, ,'Hollf:t:lgcerry~ :Susan. :15 --.F _ W H~111rigberry~ Arthur' 13 . ,M --W -. Prentiss.- Anna.' ' 5 0 F' W' Prentiss, Louisa '20 FW Prentice, See Prentis's Prentiss, Celia 17 F W Moseby, Andrew 50 M .B Moseby, Jane 40 F B H1 mter, Jane 47 F B Hunter, Frank 16 M B Harvey, Nancy 30 F B Harvey, Wm. 9 M B Harvey, Minnie 7 F B Harvey, Chas. 5 M B Harvey, Jno. 1 M B Carpenter Mason " Domestic J Merchant Va In Ks Pa _Oh Ks Ks Ks Tailor Tailor Laborer Nurse Washer II Ia Ia Ia Mo Mo Ks Ks Mo Mo Mo, Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo II Ky Ky' Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks Eng. Eng. Eng. -Eng. , Eng. Ct NY NY Ky Oh Mo Mo Mo Ga Ga Ga Ks 9-'13 9- 1149.,.1 5, 9- 1 9:' 9-lfZ: 9.;;fS,~ 9-'f9 9-2,0 Mo' ti Washer Vala 9-2~ 9::-2?": 9:"2'13, ',' 9";2/+: - .-,Mo Mo Mo .Mo Mo ,Mo Mo Mo. Mo Mo_ Mo Mo Mo En'g. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. NY 9-2;5 ,9-2P;', 9~2rIC:' - 9':"2Sr.~ 9~29!; 9... :}0;: _ 9-:r~ 9.,.32' " '9";3)( .9~3't( ;9-3'5 9-3~i, 9-}7, 9-3S.' 9-39 '9.;..4010";1 10-2 10-3 10-4 10-5 '10-6 10-7 10-S:' NY 10~9 NY Mo Mo Mo Mo Ga Ga Ga Ga 10-10 10-11 10-12 10-13 10-14 10-15 10-16 10-17 10-18 10-19 " - �, . 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19" Section 6 Ward 3', Birth Where' from, Name' Age Sex Color Occupation, Place ,to Kansas Page';"Line' "Gr1f~1tb, T.D. 46 K' W Real.Estate NY Ind. Terrl0~20 'Gr1ff1th, H.C·. 40 F WAgt. 'M1 Ind. Terr. 10-21 Gr1ff1th, W.E.9 19 M W Clerk ' 11 Ind. Terr. 10-22 Gr1ff1th, F.R. ,14 M' W M1 Ind. Terr. 10-23 Gr1ff1th, C.A. 8 M W II , Ind. Terr. 10-24 Gr11fith, E.S. 5 F W II Ind. Terr., 10~25 R1ggs, J .E. 37 M W Re,al Estate Oh Oh 10-26 R1ggs, Anna 26 F W Ct Ct 10-27 Riggs, Kate 2 F W Ks 10-28 Russell, Soph1a 25 F W Domest1c 'Sweden Sweden 10-29 ,McM1llan, J .W. ' • 41' M W 'Banker. ~a ·Oh, 10-30 McM1llan, M.J. '35 F W In,Oh 1'0~31 McM1ilan, Lily 9 ' F, " w, Il.'·I1' "10-32 ' McMillan, R.W. 14. M W ,In , O h 10~33 Burke, Frank 22 M W II , ; II 10-34 'JOhnson, Martha '40 'F B' Domestic, Mo ,Mo .10,-"35 Brooks~ P •.ft. '·40' M,' ,w" Real, 'EstateMe··'"'" Me' '. ,.:1.0~j6, Brooks, M.A. 37 F W '" NY' NY 10;.;37 ,Boughton, Gertrude 20 F W . NY NY.' " . 1,0-38 H~ndry, J .• M. 49M W Lawyer Tn Oh 10-.) 9 He~dr.y ~ 'R.F. : ',.50 F' '. W Oh' , ' O h 10-.40 Hendry, Florence 19 F W, , O h . o h " 11-1 Prentice,'Geo.• · 1 0 , M W ' . '·Ks'.'11~2 'Prent1s~, S~e Prenti6~ . ~" . ,1'1 5 Prent1ce .. Edward, ,' K s 'W '11-3 Thompson, ' Alfred 30 M' .B Labore,r Mo 11...;4 Mo Delahunty, Jno. 32 M W Ire. , 11~5 Oh. Delahunty, Marg. 29 F W Ire~ 11-6 ' Ire. Delahunty, Flora 1 F Ks W 11-7 Laura,'Thos. 47 ,M W ,'Laborer Ire •. 'Oh 11-8 W Gaver, E. 47 F Seamstress Ire. ' Wi' 11-9 Gar~1n, See Gaver Gaver, ~hos. 16 M' W Operator Ma Wi 11-10 Gaver, Mary 12 F W W,l, ,Wi, ' 11-11 . Gatl, Mrs. ',,' 35 F, W Oh ' Va,', ' ,11-12 Delahunty, .,Rhoda .,' 30 M 'W Ire., ,11.;..13 ' Ire .• Delahunty, Julia 30 f" 'W, Ire~. 11...;'14 Ire. Delahunty,Win. '4 M W Ks . 11-'15 Delahunty, Rhoda, 4 M W Ks: "11-,16 Delahunty, Jno:~ 3 M W' Ks 11...;17 Delahunty, Julia '2 F W Ks 11-18 Lahay~ Br1dget 60 F W Ire. Ire. 11-19 Lahy, See Lahay Shugaro, Jas. 47 ' 1'1 W Laborer Ire. Ma 11-20 W Shugaro, Hannah 38 F Ire. Ma 11-21 Shugaro ,Jng. 7 M W Ks 11-22 Shugaro" Hannah 3 F W Ks 11-23 Shugaro, Marg. 7/12 F W Ks 11-24 . ' �1875 ..~ KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COpNTY Pest Offlce' - Lawrence· Velume19, Sectlen 6, Ward 3 Bl'rth . Where from Age Sex Celor OccupatlonPlace, to. Kansas Pa,:r:e-L lne Name' 33' M W Webber, J.S. Clerk Oh Oh 11-25 .Webber, A.C. W Oh Oh 27 F 11-26 Webber, Helen Ks 5 F W 11-27 1 M W Webber, Chas. Ks 11-28 22 F B Yancey, Hattle Demestic Oh Oh 11-29 26 M n Bew, Gee. H. Merchant Ma Ma 11-30 W 21 F Bew, G.H. NY 11-}1 Me Snefkew, T. 44 M W Merchant Prussia 11 , 11-32 Snefkew, Ella , Prussia, 11 W 32 F 11-33 W 12 F Snetikew., Mlnn1:,e Ks .11-34 Snefkew, Wm. 10M W Ks 11~35 Snefkew, Mary Ks, :3 F, W ,11-36 O'Cenner, Thes. Shoemaker Ire. NY 11-37' 35 M W O'Conner, Abbie 28F W , Ire, NY . 11-38 O'Cenner; Jne. 6 M ,W NY NY 11-39 W, . O'Cenner "Kate ,'S F Ks ' ' fl-40 :2,', F 'W 0' Conner, Julia' . 'Ks '12-1O'Cenner, Ellen 10/12F Ks 12-2 ,.' W Pearson, O. 30 M W Sal eon KeeperSweden ,S,weden 12-3 24 F Pearsen, Enima W' S~eden Sweden 12-~r w ,2 M • :Pearsen:~Nils ,Ks : 12-'5:. . ·Carlsen, '0 •.. '34 M ,W 'B1acksmi'th Sweden Sweden . ,12-6", ',' Carlson, .~. }4' F" ,W "" 'Swederi' Swedeh, 12:..7Carlson, Emma.' '4F' W , Ks ,12-8 25 ,M 'w' Rekilan, August Taller ~$'wedenSweden '12-9 Pelsen, Peter,~ 25 M' W Tailor, Sweden Sweden 12-10 Sutherland,l:. w 54 F 6h 11 12~ii Sutherland, Ma'ry 23 F W 11 'II 12-12 Suth~rland" Henry 17 M W Clerk '.' Ks ".12-13 Sutherland, D.M. 32' M W Steck Dealer Oh 11 12-14 Sutherland, Mrs. D.M27 F W Ma wl 12-15 Sutherland, Paul 8/12 M W Ks 12~16 May, V.W. ? V. U. Decter 39 M W Ky 11 12-17 May, S.E •. "" W 35 F Pa 11 12-18 ·'1'1ay , J as. V." . . 2M "W, Ks ' ,,12-19 • 'Cechran, 'Mary ',' , .' ';15 F W 11" ','12-20,"·,· " 11 Shearer,J as; .' 77 ,M" W PaII'12-21' Gardner"Kate . " 20 F' W Demestic' Ks 12-22, .. , 40 M 'VJ .Fry, Henry. Me : 12-:-23 Wagen Maker Ger. 'Fry, Louisa 26' F,W Ger. Ii 12-24 Fry, EdWard 5 M W Ks 12-25 Fry,Bertie 2 F W Ks 12-26 Shepherd, Mary 16 F W pemestlc Ger. Ger, 12-27 Burt en , Jne. 36 M W Laberer Me Me 12-'28 Burten, Matilda 35 F W Me Me ,12-29 Burten, Minnie 12 F W Ger. Ger. 12-30 Nailer, }Vir. 25 M W Laberer Ger. Ger. 12-31 Newman, Marshall 10 1'>1 W Ger. Ger. 12-32 �• KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS C'OUNTY PostOfflce -Lawrence Volume 19, Sectlon 6 Ward 3 Blrth Where from Name '. '. ,Age Sex Color'Occupat1on Place' to' Kansas Page-L ln'e 1875 Ham1lton,C-hss. . ·21' M W Hack Drlver 11 11 12-33 Hamllton, Emma 22 F W Pa II 12~34 Lewls; 'Nary 36·' F B Washer Va Mo 12-35: . Martln, Lewis 30 . M B Ky Mo . 12-36 Laborer Martln, Ben 17 M B Ks 12-37 Martln, Catharlne 28 F B Ky Mo 12-38 Martin, Allce 13 F B Ks 12-39 Martin, Ella 8 F B Ks 12~40 Martin, Ida 6 F. B Ks 13-1 Tolles, M.B. 42 F W SeamstressMa Ma 13-2 Tolles" Abbie' 10 F W Ks 13-3Nurse, Forward, Charlotte' 53 F W .... NY II 1J~4 . Forward, Ada . 18 F W : NY 1113-5 Forward,Buran 22 M W NY 11 ' 13-6 • West, Mr. .30 K W Farmer NY 11 13-7 West, Mrs., 25 . F, W NY,' 11 13-8 , - 11, II, . ' ' 13-9 '~West, Stelia. ,io ,F .'. W West " ,Lolla (Lotta) . 8 .'. F W NY Il13~10 ,West, Jennie 6 F W 11 11 13-11 West, C h a s . l M - W, Ks13-12 Li-kens, C.T. . 20M,. W, Is ' Ia 13-13 . Clark, A.P'•.' 47 - M·. W... , Stock Dealer Va ya " 13-14.', Clark, J. 38FW'" ;Oh Va lJ~,15' ,Clark, M l r a 2 ) ' F W , Oh Va 13-16 C;lark, M.J. 14'F W Ks 13~17' Clark, Maud .3 .F W Ks' • 13.;..18 eble, H . c . 4 5 M W Cabinet fvlakerBrit. Prov.Ma 13-19 Cole,'S.Q.? 41 F, W B~1t.Pro~. Ma 13-20 Cole, N.A. 14 M· W Ma Ma 13-21 Colej ~elll~" S F W Ma Ma 13-22 Cole~ Ella M.12 F W Ma Ma 13-23 Cole, Emma 12 F W Ma Ma 13-24 Cole, Sarah 3 F W Ks 13-25 . Chapel, Isaac 3.0 M W '. WagOnMak~t :',Eng. 11 13-26 '~Chapel~.J,., -28, FW . ,Eng. II' "13-27 ~hapel. Cba~.4 M W Ks . , t 3 - 2 8 Chapel,. ,Edwlri . 22' , M' ,W·,' ~tlg. _ Eng. 'lJ-29 Parnham,";; .B'. 30 M W Merchant, ' Eng'i 11 "13-30 Parnham, DiG. 26 .' F ,W •Mo-',;~<~' Mo 13-31 Parnham, Arthur 7 M W K~ 13-3~ . Parnham" Chas. 5 M W Ks - _ 13-33 Parnham, Robt. 2 M W Ks . 13-34 Parnham, Ralph 4/12 M W Ks 1)-35 Bailey, Mrs. 18 F W , Va Va 13-36 Young, Robt. 40 M W Farmer Ire. Pa 13-37 Young, Kate ,37 F W Ire. Pa 13-38 Young, Anna 11 F W Ks 13-39 Young, Wm. 9 M W Ks 13-40 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence , Volume. 19, Section 6, 'Ward' 3 , Birth Where from 'Age Sex Color Occupation Place, to Kansas Pa.~e~L ine Name Young, Robt.' Ks 1-14 3 M W W Minister Brown~ Jno. F. 69 M NH Ma 2... 14" W 68 F Brown, M.R. Ma Ma 3-14 Brown, S.A. W Teacher NY Ma 4-14 39 F W Faxon, Susan Teacher 29 F Ma Ma 5-14 Burt on, J. P. ' Bookbinder 67 M W Pa Mo 6-14' Burton, Chas. Hatter " 22 M W NY MO t?-14 Burton, Emma W 17 F NY Mo 8-14 Burton, Ella W 13 F Mo 9-14 N~ ,Burber. Na.thaniel W Blacsmith 38 M Me. Co 10-14 Burbee ~ ,', See Burber Burber. ,Julla,' ' , 45F, ,W "Oh " 11-14 Burber,Fred , ' 3 M ~: ',i2-t4~:' Ks , ,13;..lLC Coly~~~ Thos. 76 M,W Eng. Pa Colyer, Hannah ,.66. F W Eng. 14-14 ' Pa Colyer, Allce' 15 F W 15~i4", " Pa Pa "Mackl-and, Hannah "34 F' W ;Fa Pa' 16-14 Wa t t s ,J •• 2J : F W Pa Pa 17-14 -.' Watts, Mary' J ,F 'W Ks 18-14 Barnett, Byron 19 ,M W: 19";'14, Eng. Eng. Moore,' J n o . 2 1 " M W Eng. " 'Eng • ,20~i4' Culbertson,"W.M. 37:,M W 21-14,', ' Merchant . Oh ,Oh "',' Oh 'Culbertson, K;'.W'.' 31 'F W 22--14": 'Oh Culbertson,rvf'1ss" ," 6/12 ,F" '~W .' 'Ks 2J~14 , Welch, M.D. 60 FW Oh Oh 24~14 Welch, F:B; 15 F W Clerk Oh Oh 25:"14' :Welch~ M.S~ 24 FW Teacher Oh Oh 2'6::..14" ' , ,'Culbertson, ~Howard 4 M W Oh Oh 27-14 Johnson, Mary 22 F B, Domestic Mo Mo 28-14 Webber, Albin ,47M W Tailor " Ger,. Can. 29-14 Webber"Louisa '43,F W Ger. Can. 30-14 Webber, Albin 21 ,M W Tailor Ca'n. ' Ger. 31-14 14 M W Webber. Augustus Claerk Can. Can. 32-14 Webber, Edwin 12 M W Can. Can. 33-14 W 'Webber, Emma.. ·13 ,'F Can., Can. 34-14 " ,",W~b~er; Mi~nie'8 F' W Can. ' Can.: , 35~l4 ' :W'ebber; Sophi~' . 4 FW Ks ' , 36.;..14 Kennedy" Dennis,)O M W ,Blacksmi th ' Can.,"': '37~i4, Oh Kennedy.. Afma 30 ,E.:; W NY Oh 38-14 Kennedy, 'Clara 5· W Oh Oh 39-14 Kennedy,Wm. 3M W Oh Oh 40-14 Kennedy, Jas. 1 M W Oh l-l,:5 On. Hope, Chas. 30M W Tailor Eng. Oh 2- 1 5 Hope, Clara 25 F W Sweden Oh 3- 1 5 5/12 M W Hope, Chas. Ks 4- 1 5 Watts, Henry ,30 M W Mason Eng. Eng. 5- 1 5 Watts, Sarah 24 'F W Eng. Eng. 6- 1 5 Watts, Elizabeth 2 F W Ks 7- 1 5 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post·Off1ce - Lawrence Volume' 19'p S.ect10n 6 Ward 3 B1rth'. Where from ",Name' Age ,Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line, . Ky Mo 15-8 34 ,M B Laborer W11liams, Jno. Mo Mo ' 15-9 "W11l1ams, Mary 29 F B' Ks 15-10 W1111ams, N11lie ·5 F B Laborer Va Mo 15-11 Bradley, Squ1re 63MB' Tn . Mo 15- 12 Bradley, Adel1a 55 F B 30 . M B Barker Ar Mo . 15-13 Anthony,' Mark Ky Mo ,15-14' Anthony, Emma 23 F B '7 M B Ks 15-15 Anthony, Chas. . 5 MB Anthony, Joe Ks 15- 16 Blacksmith Dlmery, Abson 30 M B La II 15-17 24 . F B Dimery, Harriet M6 II 15-18 '16.F. 13,: Dimery,' Dora Ar . II 15-19 Dimery, Isabel 1·3 ,F.B -Ks .15,-20 '15-21 . Dimery ,.EI uora. Ks .5 F B 2 F B Dimera, Alice Ks 15-22 ·pimera' See Dimery .' stone:, AlIi s dri:: . 30 '1'1' ·B·Lab6rer Va'" , 15-23 . ''Va. 'Stone, Sarah " Mo 39 F B Va ,15-24 McGee, Geo. 30 M B ~Labore~ Mo Mo 15-25 ·McGee., . Ida 11 F B Ks 15-26 12 . ".M B···· 'McGee, Geo. Ks '15-27 : 38 F ,W,l'elicher 'NY WYme. E.W •. Oh .15-28 ,/Winne ,. Ella L. .inc1ti d1rectory ,Oh' . .Wyni"e,.H eI en 8 .. F, 'W Oh. " 15~29' .' Wyme, Allce 6" F W ·Oh Oh . 15-30 VanAnibridge, E. 67 F W Pa Oh 15-31 . Brooks, Alfred Laborer 55 MB Mo Mo 15-32 Brooks, Melinda 30 F B Mo Mo 15-33 . Brooks, Robt. l} M B Mo Mo 15-34 'Clark,Lezzle ,"2 F' B Ks 15-35 Yeager, Geo. 22 M B Laborer Mo Mo 15-36. Webb,ino. 25 M B Laborer Mo Mo 15-37 ,Yeager, Aggie 21 F B Ire. Can. 15-38' McCorinell, Jno. M. ,48 M W Tailor SCo.t. Can. 15-39 . McConnell,- Jane.-. 46F 'w .Mo '.' Can . 15-40 . . -.McConrieli" Saml; ." ·22 'M W .Carl. Tailor NY 16-1 ' :.' McConnell, Richard. 17 M .W· Clerk Can. Can; ':16-2 ,l'IcConnell, Mollte 2'0' F. W Can. Can. 16~3 McConnell, .J os.·· ' .,'15' M W Can. Can. 16-4 McConnell~ Agnes 13 F W Can. Can. 16-5 McConnell,. Lily 10 F W Can. Can. 16-6· Johnson, W.G. 40 M W Carpenter Oh Pa 16-7 Johnson, D.M. 30F W Pa Pa 16-8 J$;!hnson, Chas. C~ 3 M. W Ks 16-9 JOhnson, Geo. 1 M W Ks 16-10 Limo, Caroline 38 F B , Washer Mo Mo 16-11 Griswold, Ellen 27 . F B Washer Mo Mo ,16-12 Roberts, Lucinda 50 F B Washer Ky Mo 16-13 '" �i875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence Vo1ume19, , Sect1on, 6" Ward :3 Birth, ,Where from Age Sex Color Occupat1onP1ace' to' KansasPage-L1ne, Name' Snlder, Geo. H. ' Carpenter NY ,Mo 16-14 45 M W Sn1der, E.J. 44 F W II Mo 16-15 Snlder, G.W. 14 M W Ks 16-16 Jones,' Jas. Street Com. En'g. Eng. 16-17 29 M W W Jones, Ruth Pa Pa' 16-18 27 F W Jones, E11zabeth 36 F Eng. Pa 16-19 6 M W Jones, Jno. PaPa16-20 W Ware, A. 51 F OhOh 16-21 W 18 M Ware, Wm. , Farmer Ia Ia 16-22 W 18 'M Bill Poster Ia Ware, Chas. Ia 16~23 W Crusor, Wm. " Tinner 30 M Pa II 16-2~ Crusor,MEl:ry 26 F W, Ia ',16-25 'Can. Crusor, All,ce , ,'16--26 ,J F' W Ks Crusor, Earle 10/12 M 'W Ks 16-27 24, MW, Bromelslck, Wm. Merchant' Mo Mo' '16-28 Brdmelslck, Loulsa ,22,FW, 'II II 16~29 ',Bromelslck, Mr~' 2/f2l\1 "'W Ks' ,'16-30' 24'F'" ", W ,Fisher, Eliza , 1'6-31 Ger. Ger~ Skofstad ,Mrs. Ie. ' 34F W Seamstress Wi 16~32 Skofstad, Jas. B. 10 M" "W Ia Ia· 16-33 Skofstad, Mabel ,7F W ,'la' 16-34, Ia Skof stad ,'Ada' 6 F W Ia Ia 16~J5 ' 13, F: 'W, , , Rottman, ,Agusta " ',l.a, 16-36 Is " 'Washer', ' Rottman,' Arma " ",57F': ','W: "'Sweden Sweden 1.6';'J7 Snider, Mary~T'.· 24,', F 'W Ks '16~38 Webb, E.O., 2i 11 W ,Railroad Me Ma 16-39 Webb, A.M. 24,FW Me Ma, 16-40" Hague, L11y 57, F W Eng. Ct 17-1 Hague~Josie 14 F w,' Mo Mo 17:"2 Jones ; Jno. 40 M 'W Bu:tfcher ,Eng~ 11 17-3 , Jones, ' Emily 37 F W Eng. II 17-4 'Jones, Frank 16 F W Il_ II 17-<5 Jones, Thos. '12 M W II II 17-6 Young, Hamilton 62 M W Farmer, Ire. In, 17-7 Young"Marth'a , 24F, ,W' 'Ire. ',1 7-8 In 22 F, W :Young t, Lizzie'" . , ' I,re.' In ,'17-9" Young',J enn,fe ' : '19.r", W 'Ire. In' 17-10 ',Oh ' Myers, Jas.S. '" 38M,' W Laborer' , In/~"I ',17-11' Iii ,,' Myers, Ellzabeth '23 F W In 17-12 Myers, Hqrace' ' 4 M, 'W" Ks 17-13 Biggs, Prudence 20F W In II 17-14 Woods, Jas. 25 M B Laborer Ky Mo 17- 15 Woods, ' Al vlna 24 F B Mo Mo 17-16 Woods, Lena 2 F B Ks 17-17 Woods, Martha 1 F B Ks 17-18 Pltchard" Laura 9 F B Ks 17-19 R1chards, S. 50 F W Wales Wales 17-20 ' Rlchards, Hugh 24, M W Surveyor Wales Wales 17-21 Richards, Fannle 19 F W Wales Wales 17-22 ! �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place' to Kansas Page-Line , 17-23 Richards, R.J. 20 M W Surveyor Wales Wales Rich~rds, W.E. 17 M W 17-24' Wales Wales C'arpenter Wight, H. 48 M W Ma Ma 17-2.5 , Wight, R.L. 42 F W Ma Ma 17-26 Wight, Anna 14 F W Ks 17-27 Wight, Oscar 12 M W Ks 17-28 Wight, Lucy 10 F W Ks 17-29 ' Wight, Philip 1 M W Ks 17-30 Esterly, Jno. 43 M W Carpenter Ger. Ger. 17-31 17";32, , Esterly, Elizabeth 30 F W Ger. Pa Esterly, Minn1e 8 F W Ks 17-33 Esterly,' Edward 4 M <vf Ks 17-34 Esterly, 'Anna 2 F 'vi' Ks 17-35 Glassor, Catharine 69 F W Ger. Pa, 17-36 Morgan,' Peter 33 M~ W I're. Mason Ire. 17-37 Mo~gan, Cath~r1ri 30 F W Ire. Ire. 17-38 , Morgan, Elizabeth 7 'F'" W" KS 17-39" Morgan, Jas. , ,5 M' W Ks '17 ... 40 Morgan, ' Wm. , 3' M W , 18-1 Ks Morgan, Rosa 10/12 F' W Ks 18-2 Crummett, "Isaac 30 M,W, Butcher Me Mo 18-3 Crummett~' Louisa 20' F,'" W Mo 18-4 " "Mo, , Mo ,Woodey,' J .R.\,,?J'~H., , 28 ',M <B~~;':~:,<:"Labor~r Mo 18-5 , Woodey, Mary 30 'F " 13:' , " 'Mo' Mo 18-6, Woodey, Chas. 10 MB' Ks 18-7 Woodey, Cornelia 7 F B ,18...;8, Ks , , Woode y, Wm. 4 M 'B Ks 18-9 Woodey~ Sarah 2 F B Ks ,18-10 Graeber, Chas. 49 M WShoemaker , Ger.. II 18-11 Graeber. ,Evelena' ,44 F W Ger. II 18-12 Graeber. Otto 13, ,M W Ks 18-13 Graeber, Albert 9 M W Ks 18-14 Graeber, Carl 7 M W Ks 18- 1 5 Graeber, Laura 5 F W Ks, 18-16 'Graebe~, Fred 3 M 'w Ks 18-17 Bromelsick. Wm. ,5-5, M w, ,Teamster Ger. Mo 18";18 " ", Bromelslck, Catharirie35 F' W' Ger. M'o 18-19', ", Bromelsick, Levina 6/12 F W Ks ,18-20 Bromes11ck, 'L1da 5"F' W Ks 18-21 Ydck,Jno~ 60 M, W Laborer Ger. Pa 18-22 Yock, Mary 47 ' F W Ger. Pa 18-23 Yock, B. 8F W Ger. 'Pa 18-24 Hayes, Thos. 35 M B Farmer Mo Mo 18-25 Hayes, Sarah 45 F B ,Mo Mo 18-26 Hayes. E l l a , 14 F B Texas Mo 18-27 Hayes, Wm. ' 8 M B , Texas Mo 18-28 Huck, W.J. 29 M W Laborer Oh Mo 18-29 Huck, A. 19 F W II Mo' 18-30 Huck, E.M. 6/12 F W Ks 18-31 �. 1875' KANSAS STATE CENS~S-DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence . Volume 19, '. Section 6 Ward. 3 Birth . Where from '. Name . Age Sex Color Occupat ion Place to ,Kansas Pa~e-L1ne Mo Mo 18-32 Rose, Agnes 14 F W Ky Fontor, Dav1d, · 4 7 M B Laborer. La ·18-33 Foutor, See Fontor 40 F B Ky La 18-34 Fontor, MaI.Y 40 M W Laborer Anderson, • Sweden Sweden 18-35 Anderson, v. Sweden 37 F W Sweden 18-36 6 F?' W Anderson, S. Ks 18-37 35 M, W Buch, Jno. Wagon Maker Ger. Ky 18-38 Buch, Mat1lda Ger. 32 F W Ky 18-39 '8 F W Buch, Louisa Ky Ky 18~40 Buch,' Jno. . 7 M. W Ks Vi-1 6/12 F. W . .Buch. Miss Ks . 19-2 '22 11· B Barker, Semon? H. M1n1ster Mo ·Mo 19-3 Barker, Dolly 21 F B. NC Oh 19-4 Barker, Ida 7/12 F' B Ks 19-5 , NC Simpson; Jas.. ' .' .. 20 M' . B ..' Laborer Oh 1.9-6 Mo .... '19-7 . McGruder, . Kat'e 22·. 'F. B . Washer· Mo McGruder,· Julfa 3 F. B :Ks 19-8' S11 vert, '. Geo. 32 M B Laborer Mo Mo 19-9· Silvert, Louisa 40 F B Mo ·Mo 19-10 S11vert·, C. 2. F B Ks '19-11 16'M ,B M'o Ferrill, M11ton Mo i9-12 .' . Ferr111'~ lsaac . 'Mo 8M·· B '. Mo 19-1} ··.·4·:p·· .B Ferrill, 'L11y . Ks 19:-14 . Neal, Ben 20 M "B' Laborer . 19-i5 ' Mo Mo Neal, Irene 21 F B· Mo Mo 19-16 F1tz~ugh, Rolfn 20 M B Laborer Mo Mo 19-17 Fitzhugh, Ada 21 F B Mo Mo 19-18 F1tzhugh, Jess1e l F B Ks 19-19 F1tzhugh,Mr .. 10/12 M W? Ks 19-20 Strode~' Harr1son 26 M B Laborer Mo Mo 19-21 Strode, Magg1e .22 .' F B Mo Mo' 19-22 Strode, L1ly 3 ·f· B Ks .19-23 . Strode, . Rory 6/12 M B Ks 19-24 Tra:pp.· ,Henry···Af. . 32, ·M· .. W. Merchant NY 19-25 .'. 'Trapp, .,Amanda. :. 28' 'F ':W Ms ;'1-9-26 :Trapp, Lena'" '8 F W Ks . 19-2f Trapp, Lou1sa 6 F W Ks·· '19-2'8'" . Trapp,M. 4 F W Merchant II II 19-2$ Trapp, Jacob 1MW II II 19-:3.~f-:Shodder, Caro11ne 16 F W Ger. II 19-31: McCullough, G.B. 37 M B Laborer Me, Mo 19-321, McCullough,· Ade11ne 26 F B Mo Mo 19-33: McCullough, E11z. 10 F B Ks 19-3!f: McCullough, Anna 9 F B Ks 19-35: Ward, Cassa ?Cussa 19 F B Mo Mo 19-36 O'Herron, Patr1ck 35 M W Laborer Ire. Oh 19-37 O'Herron, Mary 30 F W Ire. Oh 19-38. O'Herron, Jno. 4 M W Oh Oh 19-39 �1875 KANSJ..3 STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Name 'Age Sex Color OccupatlonPlace to,K~n.sas,Pa~e~Llne W Oh Oh O'Herron, Mary 6 F , 19-40 , Ks W 0' Herr.on, Jas. 2 M 20-1 W O'Her~on, Catharine3/12 F Ks 20-2 W 'Johnson, Geo. C. 35 ~1 Railroad Vt NJ 20~J W Johnson, Lizzie 30 F Can. ' NJ 20-4 JOhnson, Ella 5 F W 20-,5 NJ NJ Wi, Wi1son, J . s . 4 0 M W Oh 20-6 W W1lson, J.N." 39 F NY ,20-7' Wi , Wi Wilson~ Lee 14 M W Wi 20-8 Gill, ·~na 16 F W Ky Mo 20-9 Hamilton, Albert 20 M W 'Printer Wi Wi 20~10 ',~hite, Elish~ ,53 ,M W Carpenter 20~11 Vt Ct W . ,White, Mary 45 F , Erig. 20~12 E~~. White, Robtr. 14 M W 20-1,} Ky Ky 'Thomas, I r v l n 2 4 'M B Teamster Mo Mo 20~14 'Thomas, Carolin.e32F B Mo Mo 20-1:5 "Thomas" Geo.' 17 ,'" M, 'B' 20;,;.16 " Mo , Mo Hall, Mr. 30 ' M B Merchant Ky Ky 20-17 ' 38 F' W , Brune, Minnie Ger, Mo 20-18 Brune, Edward 15 ,'M, W Mo Mo , 20-19 Brune. Geo. ·12 M, W .II" Mo - 20-20, ,Wickersham, Ja's. 25 M' W la" '20-21 ' Ia " W.' ' .Scott" Mr.' ,18M Ia 20-22, Ia ";Brune,Mary,. ",83' :p W' Mo' Ger. 20-23 Keaumer, Wm. ' , , ,50 M F Ger. " Carpenter Mo 20-24 Kaumer, See' Keaumer ' ' Keaumer, Minnie" '48 F W Ger. Mo 20-25 Keaumer, Sophia 16 F' W " '·'Ks 20-26 Keatimer, Emma 14 F W 20";27 ' Ks Keaumer~, Julius 7 ,M W Ks 20-28 Bank s, A. R • 39M W Hotel Keeper Oh' Pa 20-29 Banks, Jennie 34 F W Pa Pa 20-30 Banks, Emma ,6 F W Ks 20-31 Banks, Anna ? 'F W Ks 20-32 , - , 'ROsenburg, 'E. , " .,38 >F,- W Pa 20-33 Ulrickson~'P.,?Pa:ul 30' ,'M' "'W Gas,Ffite~S.ed. Swede 20-34, , Ulrichson, 'See {Jlrickson ' Ulrickson, Anna. ' ,20 F, W Swede Swede 20-35 Uir~ck~on, Chas. 2,' M W Ks 20-36 Ulrlqkson, Anna" 1 F W Ks 20-;37 Pat,ty, Nelson 39 M B Laborer Ky Mo 20-38 Thurston, Edward 39 M B Laborer Tn Mo 20-39 Thurston, Sar~h 33 F B Ky Mo 20-40 Thurston, Anna 11 F B Ks 21-1 Thurston, U. ? 6 M B Ks 21-2 Thurston~ Maggie2 F B Ks 21-3 Thurston, Lulu 8/12 F B Ks 21-4 Clark, Ellen 18 F B Mi Mi 21-5 Johnson, J. 31 M W Carpenter Swede Swede 21-6 Volume 19, ',f .... Pa '. �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Volume 19, . Name Johnson, Anna Lenell, T.O. LaNell, See Lenell Lenell, Sophia Merritt, A.B. Merritt, M. Merritt, Hilda Merritt, Alice Reems, J.W. Reems, M.A. . 'Reems ,Wm. . Reems. A. . Reems , Ernest Lee, Wm.' Lee, M. Lee, .' M. .•. Lee, Wm •. Lee, Americus, Lee, . Sarah Burns, Patrick 'Menger, Albert Menger, .M.~rtha Men'g"er, Henry Mlller"~ JUli-us' Miller, Agusta Miller, Louisa Miller, Emma Miller " Clara" Clark, H.S. Clarke~ 'See Clark Clark, f.laria. Clark, Agnes Clark, Fred Campbell, Jane 'Lenlx, Moses' Lenox, See Lenix . Lenix, .Georgia Harris., .Silas Harris,. Martha Harris, . Lena Harris, "'~na Harris, Chas. Mensam. ? Eli Mensam, Julta Ramsey, Jno Ram s ey ,'Anna Ramsey, . Hannah Ramsey, Wm. Ramsey, Christoher Edhom, Carl ~o.ham, Christina Edhom, Helen Edhom, Hilda Post Office - Lawrence Secti on 6 Ward 3 Birth' Where from Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas,· Paie-L 1ne Swede Swede 21~7 35' F . W Swede . 1121-8' Minister 30 !VI W 31 FW 45 M W 48 F W 14 F W 11· F W 58 I>1 W :38 F W 19 M W 14 F W : . 3"M W 40 M W 38F W . 14 M·W 11 M.··W 6· F. Swede Painter Can. ' II Merchant Clerk Ire~ 'Shoemaker . 3 M ' " 'W 36·.M 32 F 8 F 5, F 2 F 43M 41"F 12 F 7/12 M '17 F 40 M. W 'W W . Merchant Ger~ W W W W Domestic ·Labor.er . 7 54 59 43 43 9 7 4 44 34 ~ M M F M M F M M M F F F B ., Washer B B B B B B B Farmer W W Blacksmith Blacksm:ith w. W W W W W W Laborer II I1 II II II Oh II II Ire. ~a Mo Ger~ Mo Pa Ma Ks Ks Mo Mo. .' 35 F 45 M 40 F 13 F 9 .F Swede IL II Mo Ks Ger. Ks Ks . Ks· Can. W W W B. Can. Ire. Eng. Oh Oh Ks .' . Ire. Ks Ks '., Ks Ks Ire. W 4. ·FW 41.M W 31 . M "W' 21·F. W ., NH Ky Mo Mo Wi Ks Mo Mi Va Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks Swede Swede Ks Swede NY Ma Mo Mo . Mo Mo Mo Wi Mo Mt Mo Oh Oh Swede Sired. Swede · 21-9 21-10 21-11 21-12 21-i3 21-14 21- 1 5 . 21-16 21.;..17 .. 21-18. 21.-19. 21-20 .21..;.21 . ··21;..22. · 21-23 .21-24 · 21-25 21-26 21-27: .21-28 '. 21-29 , 21~30 .21-31 '21-32 . 21..;.33 21-34 2i-35 21-36 21-37 21-38 ,21 ...,39. 21-40 22-1 .' ·22-2 22-3 22-4 22-5 22-6 22-7 22-8 22-9 22-10 22-11 22-12 22-13 22-14 22-1S 22-10 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office -Lawrence Volume 19, Secition6 Ward 3 Birth Where from· Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Laborer Scot. Mo 22-17 Bartleman, Geo. 64 M W Bartleman, Belli" 18 M W Farmer Can. Mo 22-18 Smith, Jno. ·40 M ~li,·· Laborer Mo Mo 22-19 Smith, Julia 36 F B Mo Mo 22-20 Knittle, Albert 28 M W Lawyer Pa Pa 22-21 Knittle, Alfred in 1875 Clty Directory Knlttle, Clara 27 F B Pa Pa 22-22 Waters, .Henry 44 M W Merchant NY Ar 22-23 Waters, Ellen 40F W Oh Ar 22-24 Waters, ~llen 19 F W II Ar 22-25 Waters, Susan 7 F .~ Ks 22-26 Waters, Mertle? 3 F W .Ks 22-27 '. Ks W~t~rs; Mary' 7/12 F W. 22';'28 Waters, . Susan . 35 F W Ny II "22-29 Snodger, Thos. . 30.M W Teamster Oh Oh 22-30 Coulter,Emma 35 'FW Mliliner Oh Oh .22-}1 Coulter, "Mary 16 . F W ·Oh· Oh 22-:32. Oh' Dixon, Elizabeth 62 F W Oh 22-33 Ander'son, T.hos;.· 42· !Vi B.' Laborer Mo Mo 22.,..34 . Anderson, L.. 35 F B Mo Mo .22-35 Anderson, . Oille. 17}' B Ks 22-36· . Ks Anderson, . Ben 15. M B . 22-37 Anderson,. Squire.. ·13M. . B Ks 22-38 .. 11 M. B . Anderson, Chas·.· . Ks' 22";'39 Anderson, Carrle 9 F B 22~40 . Ks Anderson, Ellza .7 F. B Ks 23-1 Anderson, Sarah 5 F B Ks 23-2 Anderson, Lucretla 1/12 F B Ks 23-3 Tlbbals, Peter 43 MW . Merchant· . NY Wi 23-4 . Tibbals, M. ih CityDi~ectory Tlbballs,Lizzie' 32 F B NJ Wi 23-5 Tibballs, Mary 12 F B Wi Wi 23-6' Tibballs, Lena 7 F W Ks 23-7 Tibballs, Jessie -;'":~ F W· Ks 23-8 . Dennison, Hosa24. F W Dressmaker Oh Oh 23~9" . Dennison, Alice 'i8'F W 'Oh Teacher' •. Oh· 23-10 .. Sandhover, ' J n o . 3 5 · M.'W Carpenter Oh Oh 23-11 .R.R. .. 'Johnson, Jifo. '35 M W Swed; Swede 23~12 Johnson, Sophla 34 F W Swede Swede 23-13 Johnson, Jennie 4 FW Ks 23-14 Johnson, Victor 1 M W' Ks 23-15 . Johnson, L. 31 M W R.R •. Swede Swede 23-16 Johnson, C. 29 M W R.R. Swede Swede 23-17 Holland, Phillip' 31 M W Merchant NY Oh 23-1.8 Holland, Matilda 28 F W Can. ? 23-19 Holland. Jas. 6 M W Ks 23-20 Holland, Carrie 4 F W Ks 23-21 Mortinson, Jno. 32 M W R.R. Swede Swede 23-22 Mortinson, Mrs. Jno.26 F W Swede Swede 23-23 Mortinson, Albert 17 M W Ks 23-24 Lendell, Jno. 42 M W Carpenter Swede Swede 23-25 L.lndell, in Cl ty Direct.ory ~ _. -.;~ '. -- .';" ,,~ '.'." .p.. . . -..-=:: -:--- t~ -.~: ".. .-," ..... ,,-.,' '.:- ,," -:",,- . �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 'Birth Where from Age,Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name , 23-2:7 W 7/12 F Ks Lendell, Selna W Swede II 23-28' 15 F Selle" Anna 1/12 M W Ks Mortinson, M. 23-29 R.R. Kennedy, Jas. Ire. Ire. 23-30 ' 30 M W W 19, F Ire. Ire. Kennedy, Mary , 23-3~' W Kennedy, Maggie 7/12 F Ks 23-34 W Oh Oh Watson, Eliza 55 F 23-33 W Oh Oh 26 F Watson, Mary 23-3* Me Me Whitcomb, H. 69 M W 23-3:5 W 60 F l'1e Me Whitcomb, L. 23-36: W Seamstress Me Me Whitcomb, J .A. 32 F 23- 3:7,~, 20 F W M,e " Whitcomb.L'.A. Music Teacher Me 23-38' , , Me W Whitcomb, S.S.' 28 M Clerk Me ,23-J9 23-~'Q; W Blacksmith Oh Bunton, Jno. Oh 30M Swed., 44 F W Lendell, Carrie Swede 23-26" * , 24F wBunton, Eliza Eng. NY 24-1 Eng.' Watkins , Jas. 63 M w NY 24-2 w Watkins, Anna Eng. 63 F NY 24~3 1 F w Bunton, Ella Ks 24-4 '51 , M W Bedele, Wm. Eng~ NY 24-5 Bedale, City Directory Bedele, S:;;:A. w Eng'. , 24-6 37 F NY " Mann;' Ro1:>t. " 'Carpenter 65 M W ,24-7 ' Oh In 60., F W Mann,E.M. ' Oh In 24-8 B Wilson, Mattie 23F Tn Tn 24-9 Alexander, lulia B '33 F Mo Mo 24-10 40 F', B Parrott, M..'fh ' Ky Mo 24-11 Parrot t, Caleb 13 M B Mo' Mo 24-12 Hunter, H. B Laborer 50 M Ky Mo , 24-13 Cox, Sam'l B 50 M Farmer Ky " 24-14 Mo Wilson, J.W. 26 M B Minister Mo Mo 24- 1 5 Parrott, 'M .B. B 17 F' Mo Mo 24-16 Dimery, H. ' 43 M B Laborer Tn Ar 24- 1 7 Dimery, ,Minerva B 33 ' F Mo Mo 24-18 Dimery, Frank 12 M B ,Ks 24- 1 9 ',11 F Dimery, Louisa B Ks 24-20 B 'Dimery, ~na ,9 F Ks 24~21 'Dimery, ,E. 6 M B Ks 24-22' Dimery, S. ? 4 F E Ks "i4-23 Dimery, Catharine 2 F B Ks 24-24 Dimery, J~s.H. 1/12 M B Ks 24-25 Olson, O.G. 34 M W Mason Swede Sw'ed.:i.< 24-26 Olson, Matilda 2§; F W Swede Swede 24-27 Smart, Jas. 34 M W Tallor Eng. Ml 24-28 Smart, Mary 29 F W Mt Mi 24-29 Smart, Clara W 9 F Ml Ml 24-30 Smart, Bertie W 7 F Mi Mi 24-31 Smart, Edith W 3 F. Ks 24';32 Smart, Herbert 8/12 M W Ks 24-33 Olson, I.H. 45 M W Shoemaker Swede Swede 24-34 Olson, Hannah 26 F W Swede Swede 24-35 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence Volume. 19, Sect10n 6 Ward 3 B1rth Where from Age Sex ColorOccupat1onPlace to KansasPa.cz:e-L1ne Name 24 F W L1ndell, Ellen Swede Swede 24-36 11 ~lper. G.W. 50 M W Me 24-37 Plper, E.A. W 50 F Oh Mn 24-38 Plper, Gertrude, 22 F W Ia Mn 24-39 20 F W .Piper, Ella Ia Mn 24-40 Piper, Carrie 18 F W Mn Mn25-1 Moore, M. 64 F B Va Ky 25-2 Hone, Betsey B 60 F Mo Mo 25-3 Hane, See Hone Harris, .'.':.rack 35 M B Laborer Mo Ar .25-4 . Va B Harris, Mary 37 F Ar '.25-5 Harris, Raymond 14 M B ,M'~ Ar 25-6 Harris~··: A i n a n d a l l . F B Ks 25-7 Harris ,Wm. . 4 M B 25-8, Ks . garris, W. 2 M B Ks 25-9 Harris, Mr. 2/12 M B Ks 25-10 . Put vermiller.- Fred, . 5/12 M W Ks 25'-11 .Pulvermuller in CIty Directory Pulvermuller, Conrad, 30 M W Carpenter France In 25-12 .Pulvermuller,. T. 26 F W II . France 25-13 Pulvermuller, Conrod 5 M W. Ks 25- 1 4 Pulvermuller, Julia: .'2 'F W Ks 25-15 Pulvermuller, . Fred. J1M W, Shoemaker France In . 25-16 Pulvermuller, Lizzie 62 F W France In '2~-17 Bucking, G.A. 54M W . Ger, Merchant Oh 25-18·· Bucking,J.A. 52 F W Pa Oh· 25-19, Bucking, Ge~.H. 26 M W Clerk Oh Oh . 25-20 Bucking, H.L~" 29 F W Oh Oh 25-21 10 F W· . Bucking, Emma II Oh 25-22 Herron, J.C. 54 MW Minister Fa Fa 25-23 Herron, C.M.·· 45· F W NY Pa 25-24 Herron, J.B. 20 F W Clerk Ca Fa 25-25 Herron, Jas. 18 M W Clerk Ca Fa 25-26 Herron, Wm. 16 M W . Pa Ca 25-27 Herroh, Carri~ 16 FW Pa P,a 25-28 Sampson; T.'· 60 M W Livery· Man NH Me 25'-29' Sampsom, F.A.: 42 F. . W Me Me '25-30. Sampson, Florence 12 F W Ks 25-31 .Sampson, ·H.T. 4 M W Ks 25-32 Stevens, L.A. 57 F W NH Me 25-33 Stevens, Belle 19 F W NH Me 25-34 Platt, M.A. 65 F W NY In 25-35 Platt, G.M. 2~ M W Farmer II In 25-36 Platt, Edwin, 30 M W Clerk 11 In 25-37 Platt, Carrie 3 F W Ks 25-38 White, W.C. 44 M W Clerk NY Wi 25-39 White, Irene 32 F W Pa Wi 25-40 White, W,M. 8 M W NY Wi 26-1 7 F W .White, Jennie Wi Wi 26-2 White, G.W. 6 M W Wl Wi 26-3 White, F.E. 4 M W Wi Wi 26-4 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence . Volume 19, Sect10n 6 Ward 3 B1rth Where from . 'Name' Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne Loan Maker Pa II 26-5 Watklns, J.B~ 29 M W W1 26-6 .. Dart, M.J. 22' M W Clerk Vt Wheadon, :Allce 16 F W Domestlc In In ·26-7 Blacksm1th In Saunders, N. 32 M W. In 26-8 Saunders, F. 24 F W Ma Ma 26-9 Saunders, Wm. 2 M W Ks 26-10 Laborer Moran, Jno. 55 M W II 26-11 Ire. 26":'12 Moran, Brldget 40 F W II Ire. Moran, Mary 18 F W . 26-13 II II W Moran. Jrio. 11 M II II 26-14 . Blacksm1 th Hyde, Addlson 54 M W Oh Oh 26- 1 5 Hyde, M.~.56 F W Oh Oh 26-16 Hyde, Emma .23 F W. . 26-17 Oh Oh Hyde,' Chas. 14 M W 26":'18 Oh Oh Minlster Ml11er, Jas. .36 • M W NY Mo 26-19 W Ml11er, Al1c'e 28 F .Mo. Mo .26-20 , 26-2,1 Platts, : W.E. 32 M W Blacksm1th NY IL Platts ,Fanh1e . 22 F. Eng'. W II 26-22 Hlnes, F. 60F W Ger, Ger. 26-23 Hlnes, Eliza 26; F W Ger. Ger. 26-24. Campbell,W.M. 37-4 M W Deputy Sherlffln In. 26-25 6ampbell ~. H.M. '37 F W Iii . Oh 26-26 Mosher,E.M. . 12. M. W 'Ny In 26-27 :Herrlngton, C.O. . 31 ·F? . Ir'e. 26;..28 Ire. Herrington, F.A. 3 .' F' W Ks 26-29 Herrington, Lotta 1 F W Ks 26-30 Menet, Francis 37 M W City Clerk Can. 26-31 . DC Menet, L.M. 30 F W NY ·26-32 . NY Menet, Frank 5 M W Ks 26-33 Menet, Kate' 9/12 F W Ks 26-34 Cavanaugh, 'Ella 16 F W . Domestic Ks 26-35 Osborn, Geo. 62 '. M W Ire. II 26-36 Osborn, Mary 64 F W Ire. II 26-~7 Osborn, Alice 20 F W' Oh II 26-38 ,'Osborri, Wm~.' 15M W Messenger Ks· 26-39 . Raymond, T.L., . 37 F W Mi M1 26-40. .. Raimond, See· Raymond' Raymond ,Harry 16 M W fll1 .' 2rt-1 Mi Dutton, M.R.· 46 M W DeptyC.Clerk Ct Ct 27-2 Dutton, M.H. 46 F W NY NY 27-3 Dutton, Julia 19 F W NY NY 27-4 Dutton, Ellsworth 13 M W Ks 27-5 Stevenson, Elmira 32F W II II 27-6 Henne, ? Jno. 36 M W Clerk NY NY 27-7 McWhorter, A.C~ . 31 M W Clerk NY NY 27-8 Patters~n, Mr. W.J • . 25 JVI W Ky Ky 27-9 Pallerson, See Patterson Wellbourne, C.C. 21 M W Student Ma Ma 27-10 Stevens, Wm. 20 M W Student II In 27-11 Bosworth, A.L. 48 M W Oh Pa 27-12 Bosworth, C.M. 40 F W Oh Pa 27-13 1875 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office -,Lawrence . Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where' from Age Sex Color, OccuEation, Place' to Kansas Page-Line Name W 12 1:1 Pa Pa Bosworth, Geo. B. 27-14 'W Bosworth, Clara L. Ks 27-15 3 F ,33 M Clock, Henry B ' R.R. Ky Mo 27- 16 B Clock, Anna. 'Va, F 30 Va 27~17 B 'Saunders. Julia ,17 F Ky Ky 27-18 VanMeter. N. 17 M' B R.R. Ar Ar 27-19 Fisher, M. B ' Washer Ky Mo 38 F 27-20 16 M B Barker, Geo. Laborer Mo Ho 27-21 Oh ' Horn, Fannie 18 F B Oh 27-22 4/12F, B Horn. Cora Ks 27-23 , Robinson. Robt. 1 M B Ks 27-24 48 F W Mo " Chadwick. M.N. NH 27-25' Well bourne., W. 22 M W Student NY Mo 2'7-26 ' NH Johnson, Mr. 21 M W Student MO 27-27, Monroe?~~ Ed 41 M W Expressman Ct Ct 27-28 ,Monroe'; Susan W 38 F II II 27-29 18 M W Monroe .Wm. ' Ks 27-30 W' Monroe, J.H. 15 M Ks 27,-)1 Monroe. L. 10 F W Ks 27-32 Gabriel. C. 28 M W Wagon Maker Ger. Mo 27-33 Gabriel, Anna W 27 F Ger. G!3r. , 27-34 Gabriel. Robt. W 2 M Ks 27-35 , Watkins, Caleb 36 M B' Labore,r Va ',27-:-36 ,Ky Watkins. Eliza 13 32 F Mo, Ky '27-37 Watkins, Geo. .7 M' B Ks 27-38 , Watk.ins,' Fred 6/12 M B Ks 27-39 Brooks. Ellen 22 F B Washer Mo Mo 27-40 ,Brqoks, Anna B F 7 Ks 28-1 Brooks", Mattie B 9 F Ks 28-2' ,2 F Brooks,' Aggie B Ks ,28-3 ' Wright. J.W. 45 M W Co'pper In In 28-4 'Wright, josie 40 ' F W In Ky 28-5 Wright, Lucinda 16 F W Ks 28-6 ' 18 F .W Stewar.t. C. In In 28-7 , Allstot.• M.L. '. ' 36 M W' Cabinet Makerln In 28-8 'Allstot. E. ,,36 F, ,w In In' ·28-9" E.' ' 14,F Allstot. Alice W In' ·In 28-10 'Allstot, E.D. 12 M W In 28..;11' In Allstot, Maggie 1,0 F W In In 28-12 Allstot. E,C.R' 8 F W Ks 28-13 Cramer, J .A. Farmer 53 M W NY Ia 28-14 Cramer, E.E. 49 F W Vt Ia 15 28Cramer. S.S. 24 M W Printer NY Ia '28-16 Cramer. H.M. 23 M W Music Teach. NY Ia 28-17 Ciamer, M. 16 F W NY Ia 28-18 Turrell, M.S. W 58 M Farmer In Mo 28-19 Turrell. N.S. in city directory Turrell, A.C. 51 F W In Mo 28-20 Turrell. R.J. 21 F W Laundress In Mo 28-21 Turrell. M.C. 17 F W In Mo 28-22 1875 ' , ' , �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence Volume 19,' Sect10n 6 Ward- 3 B1rth Where from Name' Age Sex Color Occupat1onPlace' to Kansas Page-Line 14 F W Mo Turrell, E.D. In 28-23 Turrell, A. 12 M W Mo In 28-24 6 'M W Clark, Alonzo Mo Mo 28-25 Cox, Jno. Bootmaker Eng. Eng. 28-26 35 M W Cox, Catharine W Eng. Eng. 35 F 28-27 ,10 F Cox, Kate,:.. W Eng., Eng. 28-28 Cox, Maggie 6 F W Ks 28-29, Cox, Johanna 2 F W ,28-30 Ks Cox, ,Jno. 1 M W Ks 28-3-1 B-Pope, Jno. Laborer Ga Ar 55 M 28-32 B Washer' Pope" Anna 52 F Al Ar ,28-33 Pope, Maggie 18F B Domestic Ar Ar 28-34 Gunter, G. 28 M B ,Blacksmith Mo Ar 28-35 Gunner, See Gunter Gunter, Mary ~4 F B Ar Mo' 28-36 Gunter~ Chas. 3 M B Ks 28-37 Gunter, Luky 2 M B 'Ks 28~38 , Berry, f.+orence 17 F B Mo Mo 28-39 Berry, ~hos. ' 2 1 M B Laborer Ar Ar 28-40 White, Moses 63 M B Va 29'~1 Mo Catharin, Almira? 28 F ,Mo B Washer Mo 29-2 Murphy, Johanna 33 ' F B Mo' Mo" Washer 2.9-3 Murphy, Susan 10 F B 29-4 ' Ks " Murphy, Minnie 1 F B Ks 29-5 Catharine,W.H. 13 M B Mo Mo 29-6 Catharine, Georgiana 12 F B Ks 29-7 Catharine, M.E. 10 F B Ks 29-8 Edwards, H. 60 F B Washer Tn Mo 29-9 Edwards, Mary 25 F 'B Washer Mo Mo 29~10 Edwards, Louis 14 M B Mo Me 29-11 Edwards, Geo. W. 21 M B La.borer Mo Mo 29-12, Walker, Lida 58 F B Washer Mo Mo 29-13 Buckner, Geo. 26 M B Carpenter Can. Can. 29-14 Buckner, Sarah 19 F B Ind. Terr. Ind. Terr. 29- 1 5 ,~uck~er, Ella 1 'F B Ks 29-16 Wright, Lloyd 35 M B Sch. Teacher Mi Mi, 29-17 Wright, Jno. 9 M 'B M1. 'Mi 29-18 Coffin, H.N. 26 M W Teller Nat. In In 29-19 Coffin, Mary 21 F W Bank Oh Oh '29-20 Graveley, M.T. 45 F W Oh Oh 29-2~ Graoeley, See Graveley Peterson, Eda 23 F W Domestic Swede Swede 29-22 Poke, F. 45 F B Washer Al Ar 29-23 p~oke~,Geo. 18 M B Laborer Ar Ar 29-24 Poke~Perry 12 M B Ar Ar 29-25 Poke, Sally 12 F B Ar Ar 29-26 Haslett, Jas. B. 45 M W Laborer Pa Pa 29-27 1" Haslett, Mary 38 W Pa Pa 29-28 Haslett, E.A. 18 M W Clerk Pa Pa 29-29 Haslett. Robt. 10 M W Pa Pa 29-30 1875 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Off1ce - Lawrence Volume 19, Sect10n 6· Ward 3 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place' ·to Kansas' Page-Line Name W Haslett, Anna Pa Pa 29-31 5 F W F Haslett,. L11y Pa Fa 29-32 3 F W 20 Hunter, Sally II II 29-33 B F . Thomas, Francis .Washer Tn 43 Ia 29-34 M B Laborer. Barker, Paris Tn 37 Mo 29-35 40 B Ky F Barker, Eliza Mo 29-36 Mo· B 14 Wilson,Ivlary F Mo29-37 B F Barker, Anna Ks 29-38 5 8/12 M B Barker, Chas. Ks 29-39 . W 48 M Merchant . Tucker, Wm. Ma Ma 29-40 W 48 Tucker, D.G. F Ma Ma 30-1 W 24 M Tucker, Elmar Ma Ma· 30-2 W. F Tucker,: .Sada Millner 17 Ma Ma ·30-3 Mo ., Crump, . G'. W. W 66 M Farmer Va . 30~4 Crump, Sarah 66 W F Pa Mo 30..;.5 Wiley, Emma F W Mo Co 33 30-6 Wiley, Chas. 'w. W M R.R. 45 NY Co 30-7 Wiley, IdaB. 16 W F Ks. 30-8 Welch, Helen W F 54 Ct Ct 30-9 Welch, Jane F 28 W Ct 30-10 . Ct Welch, Gertrude W F 23 Ct Ct ' 30-11 McCurdy, M.S. M W Broker .52 NH NH .)0-12 'MdCurdy, W.S. in city directory Lambertson, B.P. M W Mang. Ga.s Works In 56 Ia 'JO-13, Lamberton, M. F W 56 Eng. Ia 30:"'14 Lambertson,M.J. 26 . F ·W In Ia 3,0-15 'Lambertson, L.M. 16 F 'W Ia Ia 30-16 Shugaro, Julia 18 F . W Domestic· Ire. Ma 30-17 Briskow, Wm. Laborer 35 .M . B fllo Mo ~0..;18 Forsyth, Jas. 40 M W . Farmer Oh Oh 30-19 Forsyth, F W 77 Pa Oh 30-20 weston, M.B. F W 57 NH NH 30-21 F· W Weston, H~E. 19 Ct NH 30-22 Collins, F. F W 27 NH NH 30-23 . Collins, E.W. 8/12 M W Ks 30~24 Herrick. vi.s. MW 27 Sch. Teacher In In 30-25 ' Herrick, L.J. F W 28 In In 30-26 i:' W Chitzer, H •. 50 Pa In 30-27 Clark, David . Va MB 50 Gardner Va 30-28 Clark, R. F B 35 Va Va 30-29 H1dden, John 61 M W Wagon Maker Vt Can. 30-30 Hidden, Catharine F W 58 Can Can 30-31 Hidden, Emma F W 31 Can Can 30-32 HtJdden, Maria 24 F W Can Can 30-33 Hidden, Jason M W 27 Bookkeeper Can Can 30-34 Williams, R.L. M W 58 Doctor Ky II 30-35 Williams, ,Mary F W 53 In II 30-36 Williams, A. F W 23 School Teacher II II 30-~7 Williams, Lizzie 21 F W School Teacher II IL 30-38 Williams, Kate 16 F W Ks 30-39 Williams, F.T. ? 14 M W Ks 30-40 ' rrr �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office -·Lawrence Volume 19, , Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place· to Kansas Page-Line Name 11 F W Williams, Frank Ks 31-1 Messer, L.H. Merchant NY 32 M W Mi 31-2 Messer, Fannie Vt 70 F W Ml 31-3 Loomis, L.N. 49 F W Vt Ml 31-4 Sterllng, Robt. Stone Cutter Scot. Pa #5 M W 31-5 Sterllng, Sarah 40 F W Pa Pa 31-6 Snyder, Sarah 22 F W Mo Mo 31-7 Snlder, See Snyder Hollenbery;; Geo. Tallor 32 M W Eng. NY 31-8 Hollenbery,., M.J. W Eng. 32 F Ny Ny 31-9 Hollenbery., G.W. Eng. 9 M W NY 31-10 Hoilenbery~ W. 8 M W Eng. NY 31-11 HOllenbery{, Harry Eng. 7 M W NY 31-12 Hdlllngberry, See. Hollenberg Hollenberry , Horace 5 1"1 W NY NY 31-13 Hodge, W.H. 31 M W Palnter Oh In 31-14 Hodge, A.C. W 24 F Va 31~:15 . Va· Hodge, A.C. Ks 5 M W 31-16 Hodge, F.A. .2 F W Ks 31-17 Hodge, L. 8/12 F W Ks 31-18 Wtifte-,· Chas. E. 54 M W . Carpenter Vt. II 31-19 Whlte~ E.A •. 45 F W 1"1a II 31-20 Whlte, N.• E. 14 F W II II 31~21 Whlte, E·.S. 12 M W II II 31-22 White, C.F. 21 M W' . Carpenter Ma II 31-23 Whf,te, Minnle 19 F W' II II 31-24 Andrews, F. 54 M W L~borer NH NH 31-25 Andrews, Alice W 57 F NH NH 31-26 Andrews, Orin 25 M W Palnter NH NH 31-27 Andrews, Florence 14 F W Ks 31-28 Hamilton, Francis B 50 F Ky Mo 31-29 Hamilton, M. 22 M B Laborer Ky Mo 31-30 Bivens, Jas •. 31 M B Laborer ·Ky Mo 31-31 Bevins, See Bivens Bivens, Matilda 27 F ·.B Mo Mo 31-32 B.ivens, Geo. 6 11 B Ks 31-33 ·Bivens, Richard 4 M B Ks 31-34 Bivens, Gertrude 2 F B Ks 31-35 Petz, Fred 41 N W Gardener Ger. Ger. 31-36 . Petz, Nary 40 F W Ger. Ger. 31-37 Petz, Matilda 3 F w: Ks 31-38 Houks, Jno. 32 M B Laborer Mo Mo 31-39 Houks, S.J. 40 F B Mo Mo 32-1 Houks, G.W. 6 M B Ks 32-2 Houks, T.E. 13 F B Mo Mo 32-3 Houks, D.A. 18 F B Dpmestlc Mo Mo 32-4 Mathews, Mary B 45 F Washer Ky Mo 32-5 Mathews, Amanda 16 F B Washer Mo Mo 32-6 Simpson, S.N. 48 M W NH . Merchant NH 32-7 Simpson, K. 41' F W Vt Vt 32-8 1875 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUI'~TY Post Office ~ Lawrence Volume 19, Secti on 6. Ward 3· . Birth Where· from . Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Ks 32-9 Simpson, C.L. 9 M W Ks 32-10 W Simpson, N.V. 7 F W Ks 32-11 Simpsom, B.N. 5 F B Mo 32-12 Domestic Mo 22 F J ac k son, F. Vt Vt Student 32-13 Burnett, Henry 22 M W Mi 32-14 Laborer Mi Trapheagn, D. 26 M W Ks Trapheagn, K. 21 F W 32-15 Ky Mo Gardner 32-16 Williams, Henry 37 M B Mason Ire. Mo Shugaro, Jno. 50 M W 32-17 Mo Eng. 32-18 Shugaro, Sarah 62 F W Ma Ma Shugaro, Timothy 13 M W 32-19 Laborer Mo Mo McWilliams, D. 29 M B 32-20 32;..21 Mo' McWilliams,L. 26 F B Mo McWilliams, Clara 6 F B K~' 32-22 B Ks McWilliams, Sada 3 F 32-23 B Ks McWilliams, Laura 5 F 32~24 McWilliams, Robt. 2/12 M B Ks 32-25 Harris, Jno. L. 49 M W Painter Eng. In 32-26 W Ger. Harris, Louisa 35 F In 32-27 32";28 Harris, J.L. 5 M W In In W .. Harris, Carrie, 1 F Ks 32-29 Rich, Phineus 46 M· W Carpenter NC In 32~30 Rich, LUQinda 48 F W . NC In 32-31 Rich, E.b. 21 F W . Sch~ T~acher In In 32~32 Rich, Calvin 20 M W Ih In 32-33 Rich, Abbie 18 F W In In 32-34 Rich, Cordelia 15 F W In In 32~35 Rich, Hilda 13 F W In In 32-36 Rich, Chas. 8 M w· In In 32-37 Brockelsby, Wm. 42 M W . Police Oh Oh 32-38 Brocklesby, See. Brockelsby Brockelsby, Mary 41 F w .Eng. Oh 32-39 Brockelsby, Lewis 21 M w Laborer Oh Oh 32-40 Brockelsby, Kate 19 F w Ia Ia 33-1 . Brockelsby, Clara 14 F W Ks 33-2 Brockelsby, Ida 8 F W Ks 33-3 Brockelsby, Maud 5 F W 33 ... 4 . Ks Brockelsby, Ollie 3 F W Ks 33-5 Jones, Valentine 40 M B Clerk Va Mo 33-6 Jones, Kate 25 F B Ky Mo 33";'7 Dunn, Fannie 18 F B Mo Mo33-8 Abramace, Conrad 53 M W Stone Cutter Ger. II 33-9 Abrrams, See Abramce Abramce, Caroline 27 F w Ger. II . 33-10 Abramce, Albert 15 M w II II 33-11 Abramce, Josephine 14. F w II II 33-12 Abramce, Julia 11 F w Ger. II 33-13 Abramce, Jno. 7 M w Ks 33-14 Abramce, Polly 5 F W Ks 33- 1 5 Abramce, Ben 1 M W Ks 33-16 Dunn, Arthur 1 M W Ks 33-17 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY' Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth ' Where, from ' Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Pap:e-Line, Name Brannon, Jas. Engineer Oh, Ire. 33~18 35 M W Brannon, Anna Oh Ire. 27 F W 33-19 Cosgrove, Mary Dressmaker Ire. Oh 30 F W 33-20 Brannon, Anna 60 F W Ire. Oh 33-21 14 F W Brannon, Lucy Oh Oh 33-22 Burns, Patrick 26 M W Moulder Oh Ire. 33-23 Burns, H. 20 F W Can. Oh 33-24 1 M W Burns, Jas. Ks 33-25 W Bur~s. Anna Ks 3 F 33-26 Green, Peter Laborer Mo Mo 23 M B 33-27 'Mo B Green, Harriet 20 F Mo 33-28 Hunter, Mary , B 19 F Mo Mo 33-29 Green. Gertrude 4 F B Ks33~30 Green, Mary 2 F· ' B Ks 33-31 Mathews. Francis 22 F B Domestic ,Mo Mo 33-32 i8 F' B Mad.dox. Belle DO\Tlestic Mo MO 33~33 Brown. 'Maria ' Mo B Washer 45 F Mo 33-34 41 M W Berger. C.A. Merchant Ger. In 33-35, W, Berger. Caroline 40 F G.,er. In ,33-36 Berger, Rosa 11 F W Oh Oh 33-37 Berger. Lily 8 -F W In In >33-38 Berger, C. W• Ks 5' M W J3~39 Cockins. M.F. Carpenter - Oh 35 M W In 33~40' Cockins. Anna' 29 F W Oh In, 34-1 Hyde, M.E. 12 F W Oh Oh 34-2 Schott, Helen 28 F W Seamstress Ger. Ger. 34-3 ' Schott, Anna 4 F W Ks 34;..4, Richardson. Asa 63 M W NH Wi 34-5 Richardson. P.A. 46 F, ' WPa Wi - 34-6, Richardson. Sarah F; 25 F' W Sch. Teacher Wi Wi 34-7 Richardson, Flora 24 F WSch. Teacher Wi Wi 34-8 Richardson. Geo. Wi, 23 M W Farmer Wi 34-9 Richardson. May 21 F W Wi Wi 34-10 Richardson, Alvin Wi ' 19 M W Wi 34-11, Richardson. Albert 17 M W Wi ,"Wi 34-12' Richardson. Fred - 14 M W, Wi Wi 34-13 Richardson. Herman 12 M W, Wi Wi 34-14 Richardson. Mabel 10 F W Wi Wi 15 34RIchardson, Ernest 8 M W Wi Wi 34-16 Richardson, Ella 3 F W Ks 34-17 Hutchinson. Eliza 20 F W Domestic Ky Ky 34-'l8 Diggs. B.F. 47 M W Clerk In 'In 34-19 Diggs. M.J. 45 F- W In In 34-20 Lowe, Maud 16 F W Oh Oh 34-21 Charles, Emma 17 F W In In 34-22 Diggs. L.e. 9 M W In In 34-23 Shann, L.D. 23 F? In II 34-24 Shann. H. 30 M? Clerk II II 34-25 Shann. Lida 1 F W Ks 34-26 Hogan. Tobias]; 45 M W Laborer Ire. Ky 34-27 Hogan. Ida 30 F W Ire. Ky 34-28 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS·, DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office -Lawrence Volume 19, Secti on 6 ' 'Ward 3, Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to KansasPa~e-Line 14 F w, Hogan, Agnes i. Tn Ky 3~o:-29 Ky Hogan, Edward 13 M W Ky 34-30 Ky 11 F W Hogan, Ella Ky 34-31 Ks Hogan, Wm. 7 M W 34-32 Ks ' Hogan, Mary 9 F W 34-33 27 F, W Callahan, Maria Music TeacherKy Ky '34-34 Callahan, Lewis 17 M W Ky Pa 34-35 14 F W Ky Callahan, Clara Ky 34-36 Callahan, f.1ary 8 F W Ks 34-37 Majors, Geo. Farmer In In 39 M W 34-38 Majors, M.J. 38 F W In Mi 34-39 Little, D.W. 33 M W Regi of Deeds Pa Pa 34-40 Little, M.E. 28 F W In Ia 35-1' 'L.1ttle, Wni. 10 M W Ks 35-2 Little, Mary 4 F, W Ks 35~3, Pearson, Jno. 39, M W Laborer Swed'. Swede 35-4 , , Pearson, Kate 34 F. W Swede Swede 35-5 11 M W Pearson, Edward 'Swede Swede 35-6 , II Nadlehoffer, Wm. Carpenter 29 M W II 35,-7 ' Naddl~hofter, in city directory Nadlenbffer, Mary 26 F W Pa 11 35-8 Nad1eh'ofter ~ Lily 2 F W "Ks 35-9 . ,Mosher, Sally 16 FW Pa II ,35-10 , ,Brown, Wm. 40 'M W , :):5:-11 Ger. Mn Brown, Dora 50 F W Ger. Mn. 35-12 Bond, Eliza 64 F W NJ In 35-13 Bond', Lucretia 28 F W , In In 35-14 Bond, Sylvanus 30 M W Farmer In In 35-15 Ogden,' ,8.tephen ' 50; M W New Brunswick Ma 35-1Q' Ogden, 'Maria 53 ,F W New Brunswick Ma 35-17 Ogden, Geo.' 22 M W Merchant Na Me 35-18 Wilson, Lizzie 40 F B Washer Ar Ar 35-19 Lee, ~1aggie 27 F B Washer Ar Ar 35-20 Wafrey, Emma 22 F B , Ar Washer Ar 35-21' Adams" Harry 21 M B Laborer Ar Ar 35-22 Adams, Robt. 14 M B Ar Ar .35-23 Adams, Dan 11 M B Ar Ar 35-24 Bland, Hattie 1 F B Ks 35-25 Lee, Josephine 7 F B Ks 35-26 Lee, Hattie 3 F B Ks 35-27 Smith. 113:. 30 M B Laborer Mo Mo 35-28 ' W1lson, Chas. 4 M W Ks 35-29 Rote, Paul 67 M W Weaver Pa Mn 35-30 Rote, f.lary 64 F W Pa Mn 35-31 'Rot,e, Lewi s 20 M W School Teacher II 11 35-32 Keeler, Dennis 48 M W Teamster Ire. N.Y 35-33 Keeler, Mary 48 F W Ire, NY 35-34 Keeler, David 24 M W Tinner NY NY 35-35 Keeler, Dan 17 M W Cigar Maker NY NY 35-36 Keeler, Jno. 9 M W Ks 35-37 Keeler, Ka:te 22 F W NY NY 35-38 �1875 KANSAS JTATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 ,Birth. Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place t~Kansas:Pa~e~Line }.-;'~Keeler, Thos. 26 M W Traveling Agt. NY NY 35~39 perce, Geo. W. 57M W Tinner HI HI 35-40 , Pearce, See Perce Pearce in city directory W Perce, L. 54 F Me HI 36-1 Perce, Jas. 24 M W HI HI 36-2 Perce, Geo. A. 21 M W Painter HI HI 36-3 Perce, Chas. 19 M W Ks 36-4 Frederickson, A. 33 M W Butcher Swed Swed 36~5 Frederickson, Anna 30 F W Swea Swed ~6-6 Frederickson, Kate 3 F W Ks 36-7 Frederickson. Anna 1 F W Ks 36-8 Bellamy. Mary 48 F B Ky Mo 36-9 Bellamy, Mary 20 F B Mo' Mo,36-10 Bellamy, Harriet .22 F B Ky , Mo 36-11 Bellamy, Amanda 18, F B Mo Mo ' 36-12 Bellamy, ,Thos. 11 IvI B Ks 36-13 Bellamy, Wm. 15M B Laborer Mo Mo 36-14 Sargent, Frank 28 M W Conductor NY NY 36-15 Sargent, Mary 29 F W NY'NY 36-16 Sargent, Harry 4 M W Ks 36~17 Sargent, Louisa 2F W NY NY 36~i8 Yader, Agnes 18 F B Domestic Mo Mo 36-19 O'Toole, Anna '30 F W Domestic Ire. Ire. 36-20 Durland, J . N . , ,49 M W }l1ller 'Nov.' Scot. New:Brun.21 Durland, T .A. 52 F W Nov. Scot. New Brun. 22 Durland" Anna 18 F W New Brun. New Brun. 23 Durland, Maud 13 F W New Bruno New Bruno 24 Durland, Frank 15 M W New Bruno ,New Brun. 25 Laster, Allen 49 M B Laborer Tn Mo ' 36-26 Laster~ Hache~ 35 F B Va Mo '36-27 Laster, Anna 15 F B Domestic Mo Mo 36-28, Laster, Fred 10 M B Ks 36-29 Laster, Lewis 3 M B Ks 36-30 Laster, ,David 11/12M B Ks 36-31 Tremper, A. 59 M W Minister NY IL 36-32 Trimper, See Tremper , Tremper, C. 54 F w Pa II 36-33 Miller, E. 75 F w Pa II 36-34' Tremper, Henry 20 M W II II 36-35 Tremper, Lucy 18F W Ia II 36-36 Tremper, EdWard 15 M\: W II II 36-37 Tremper, Mary 12 F W II II 36-38 Simpson, W.A. 35 M W Banker' NH NH 36~39 Perce, Wm. 14 M W Ks 36-5 Simpson, L.B. 28 F W Ga Ga 37-1, Simpson, E.K. 9 'F W Ks 37 "2" Simpson, L.H. 6 M W Ks 37-3 Simpson, M.L. 2 F W Ks 37-4 Simpson, W.P. 3/12 M W Ks 31-5 Atchinson, Andrgw 24 M W Domestic Mo Mo 37-6 Hunter, Anna . 20, F B Domestic Mo Mo 37-7 ,'~. --;1, �1875 STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Name Sex Color OccuEation Place to Kansas Page-Line ~e B Domestic 22 F Mo Smith, Melinda Mo 37-8 41 M W Broker In In Griffith, G.W.E. 37-9 41 F W Griffith, P.A. Pa Pa 37-10 . Griffith, Chas • Ks 13 M W 37- 11 10 F W Griffith, Mary Ks 37-12 Griffith, A. Ks 7 F W 37-13 M W Griffith, Geo. Ks 37-14 5 Melber, Jacob Laborer Ger. Ger. 65 M W :37- 15 Melville, See Melber Jones, Mary B Mo Mo 30 F Dom~stic ,37-16 Smith, Dan Laborer Mo Mo 33 M B 37-17 Perce, L. W Farmer oCt Ct 33 'M 37-18 Pearce, See Perce , Pierce, See Perce Perce, Sarah 29 F W Eng. Eng. 37- 19 Macauley, T.W. Merchant 31 M W Oh Oh 37-20 Macauley, E.M. 31 F W Va Oh 37-21 hacauley, E. Oh 13 F W Oh ~7~22 Williams, Jno. Blacksmith Mo Mo 37 M B 37-23 Longfellow, Jacob 34 M W Teamster Me Me 37-24 Longfellow, Sarah 32 F W II II 37-25 Longfellow,Chas. Ks 7 M W 37-26 Longfellow, Jacob 4 M W Ks 37-27 Longfellow, Fred 1 M W Ks 37-28 Hagerty, Jerry 38 M W Laborer Ire. Co 37-29 Chapman, J os • 34 M W Teamster NH NH 37-30 Chapman, Clara 25 F W Pa Mo 37-31 Chapman, B.B. 3 F W Ks 37-32 Chapman, B.W. 10/12 M W Ks 37-33 Callaway, Jos. 65 M B Ky Mo 37-34 Callaway, D. ' Va B Washer 57 F Mo 37-35 Smith, Julia Washer 39 F B AI. Ar 37-36 Smith, Albert 18 M B Al Al 37-37 Smith, Jno. 15 M B Al Al ' 37-38, Smith, Harrfet Ks' 9 F B 37-39 Smith, Grant ' Ks 7 M B 37:-40 Smith, O.P. Carpenter 39 M W Me Ma 38-1 Smith, N.I.1 40 F W Vt Ma 38-2 Swift, T.B. 40 M W Printer Me Me 38-3 Swift, Mattie 27 F W 'Ind. Ter. 38-4 Swift, F. T. 8 M W Ks 38-5 Swift, B.W. 7 M W Kg 38-6 Swift, J.P. M W 5 Ks 38~7 .f Weaver, • 31 M W Sch. Teacher ,Oh Oh 38-8 Weaver, Mary 29 F W Oh Oh 38-9 Weaver, Wm. 6 j\l W Oh Oh 38-10 Weaver, W. 3 F W Ks 38-11, UnderWOOd, Sarah 19 F W Pa Pa 38-12 UnderWOOd, Olson 36 M W Clerk Swede II 38-13 Underwood, Matilda 30 F W Swede II 38-14 Underwood, Axel 1 M W Ks 1 ~ANSAS ""'r~ 38- 5 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Offlce - Lawrence Volume 19, Sectlon 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupatlon Place· to KansasPa~e-Llrie Name Proper, E.A. Teamster NY Mi 38 M W 38-16 W Proper, I. F NY Mi 38-17 37 Proper, Edward . 8 M W M1 Ca 38~18 Proper, Eva 4 F W Ks 38-19 18 F B Jones, Bessle Domestic Mo Mo 38-20 W· M Rice, Jas. Laborer Den. Den. 38-~c1 35 Smith, Jno. 20 M W II II 38-22 Parks, Jno. J. Insur. Agent 43 M W NJ Oh 38-23 Par.ks, A.J. 40 F W In In .38-24· Parks, Jessie Oh 15 M W Oh 38-25 Crites, H.L. 43 M W Printer Pa Mo 38-26 Crites. N.J. Mo 38 F W In 38-27 Granfield, C. Ks . 18 F W Dressmaker 38-28 Granfield, Geo •. 16 M W Clerk· Ks 38-29 Crites, Jno. F. 20 M W Teamster Ne Mo 38-30 Crites, H.A. 17 F w Mo Mo· 38-31 Saunders, C.A. Operator 27 M W NY· NY 38~32 . Saunders, J. R. 21 F W Wi Wi 38-33 Saunders. A.B. 22 M W NY NY. ~.8~34 Spitler~ Kate 20 F W Domestlc Ks 38-35 Wendle, Wm. 50 M W . Butcher Va In 38-36 Wendle;!5 E.J • 45 F W In In 38-37 Wendler F.A. 23 M W In In 38-38 Wendle ,.Geo. 13 M W Ks 38-39. . Mo Gladden, Jerry 45 M B Well DiggerlJ' Ky 38-40 Gladden, Susan 26 F B Washer Mo 39-1 . Mo Giadden, Emma 12 F B Mo Mo 39-? Hagan, Jno. A. 31 M W Mechanlc Ire. Mi 39-3 Hagan, H.M. 30 F W Ire. J9-4. Manning, K.C. 38 F W NY MI 39-5 Newman, A. 50 M W· Doctor .. Vt Ma 39-6 Newman, L.M.T. 50 F W Vt Ma 39-7 Weidler, C. 49 M W Tailor Pa Oh 39-8 Wiedler, See Weidler Weidler. Mary 28 F W Pa Oh 39-9 . Weidler, Laura 24 F W Pa oli. 39-10 Weidler, Fannie 19 F W Oh Oh 39';'11 Weidler, Wm. 17 M W Oh Oh 39-12 Weidler, Sam'l. 12 M W Oh Oh 39-13 Weidler, Mark 9 M W Oh Oh 39-14 Weidler, Edith 5 F W Ks 39-15 . Weidler, Edward 5 M W Ks 39-16 Weidler. Jessie 7 F W Oh Oh 39-17 Yager, W. 52 M W Carpenter Ger. Wi 39-18 Yager. Mary 42 F W Ger. In 39-19 Yager. Kate 15 F W Ks 39-20 Yager, Mary. 13 F W Ks 39-21 Yager, L!)zzle 10 F W Ks 39-22 Yager, Fred 7 M W Ks 39-23 Yager~ Jno. 3/12 M W Ks 39-24 Yeager, See Yager Cednburg, Nils 27 M W Carpenter Swed. Swede 39-25 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Pa~e-Line Name Cidenburg, See Cednburg 39-26 . Cednburg, o. 24 F W '~.wed. Swede 4 F W Cednburg, Alice Ks 39:-27, Cednburg', Frank 2 M W Ks 39-28 Cednburg, Henry 8/12 M W Ks 39-29 Menger, C.A. 46 M W Merchant Ger. Ger. 39-30 Menger, Anna ?Ama Ger. Ger. 23 F W 39-31 Menger, Lewis 6/12 M W Ks 39-32 Hunter, N.G. Seamstress Oh Can. 37 F W 39-33 White, Arthur Kg 13 M W 39-34 Peterson, E. M1lkman Swede ' Swed.' 53 M W 39-35 Peterson, Mary 40 F W Swede Swede 39-36 Peterson, Jno. 8 M W Swede ':wed. 39-37 Peterson, Hannah Ks 5 F W 39-38 Peterson, Andrew 2 M W Ks 39-39 Oh ' Weedlar, Hattie 12 F W Oh 39-40 Lescher, J.E. W 8 F Ks 40-1 Lescher,F.C. 6 F W '40-2 Ks Lescher, T.A. Ks 40-3 3 M W Honak, Simon W ~6 M Pa Pa 40-4 Houak, See Honak Shearer, Geo. Broker 38 M W II Pa 40-5 ' II Shearer, S.J. Oh 35 F W 40-6 Shearer, Clara 14 F W II II 40-7 Bounce, J as. 12 M W II II 40-8 Shearer, Geo. Ks 7 M W 40-9 Marks, Aleck 31 M W Merchant, NY NY 40-10 Marks, Eunice 28 F W Ma Ma 40-11 Marks, Clara 6 F W Ks 40-12 Marks,' Arthur 4 M W Ks 40-13 Marks, Lotta 2 F 'W Ks 40-14' Sartoris, Chas. 15 M W Clerrk Ger. Ger. 40-15 Wood, E.W. 42 M W Merchant Me Me 40-16 Wood, Lucy 29 F W NY NY 40-17 Hartmann, H. 52 M W Ger. Pa 40-18 'Hartmann, C.H. 42 F W Ger. Pa 40-19 Hartmann, T. .20 F W Pa Pa 40-20 Hartmann, M. 10 M W Pa Pa 40-21 Hartmann, B. 17 F W Pa Pa 40-22 Hartmann, A. 12 M W Pa Pa 40-23 Hartmann, N. 18 F W pa: Pa 40-24 Martin, Wm. 75 M W Pa In 40-25 Martin, M. 63 F W Pa In 40-26 Lee, Maggie 25 F W In In 40-27 Lee, Anna 9/12 F W Ks 40-28 ,Rhensch1ld, Ph1llip 28 M W Bookkeeper Oh Oh 40-29 Re1nsch1ld, See Rhenschild Rhensch1ld, Lizz1e 28 F W Pa Oh 40-30 Rhensch1ld, Ellen 12 F W Pa Oh 40-31 Rhensch1ld, Geo. 2 M W Ks 40-32 Bach, Anna 16 F W Domest1c Ks 40-33 Sn1der, Henry R.R. 35 M W Pa Pa 40-34 Snider, Mary 29 F W NY Ny 40-35 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to 'Kansas Page-L1ne Snider, Henry 1 M W Ks 40-36 Vail, Roger 25 M W Ma Ma 40-37 Fessindon, Wm. 29 M W Engineer Me 'Me 40-38 W Fessindon, Nellie 28 F Me Me 40-39 Fessindon, Harry ,2 M W Ks 40-40 , 41-1 Ballend, Nelson 36 M W Miller M1 Ml Ballend, A.M. 27 F W M1 Ml 41-2 W Ballend, L. 9 F M1 Ml 41-3 Blakeley, Lena, 16 F W Domest1c Ger. Ger. 41-4 Wilson, C. 1 M W Ks 41-5 Huddleston, C.S. 35 F W In In 41-6 Haddleston,See Huddleston Ks ' Huddleston,F.G. 15 M w 41-7 Huddleston, Sherman 13 M til In In 41-8 Huddleston, Freeman 5 M w In In 41-9 Huddleston, T. W• ,1 M W Ks 41-10, Casey, Jno. 27 M W Merchant Eng. Eng. 41-11 Casey, Mary 24 F W Eng. Eng. 41-12 Casey,· Jno. 1 M W 'Ks 41,..13 Burnt on , Jno. 68 ,M W Farmer Fa Ia 41-14 Burnton, E-. 63 F W Oh Ia 41-15 II" Burnton" Mattie 20 F W Ia 41-16 Johnson, Henry 18 M B Laborer Mo' Mo !U-17 Hugenot, Lon? Lou 18 F W Domest1c Mo 41-'18 Mo Burnton, Jno. 26 M W II Ia 41-19 . NY Lowell, M.L. 39 M W Cooper Oh . 41-20 Lowell, Jennie 36 F W Oh Oh 41-21 Lowell, Hattie 2 F W Ks 41-22 Fletcher, Jno. C. 42 M W Farmer Can. "<"'II ..... 41-23 Fletcher, A.A. 40 F W Can. II 41-24 Fletcher, Geo. 19 M W Operator' Il, II 41-25 McFarland, J.N. 43 M W Carpenter Oh Oh 41-26 McFarland, S . J . 4 2 F W Oh Oh 41-27 McFarland, C.W. 19 M W Clerk Ia Ia 41-28 McFarland, Hattie 13' F w Ks 41-29 McFarland, Nellie ,3 F' til Ks 41-30 Grovenor, E.P. ? E.T.40 F w Seamstress Ma' Ma 41-31 Grovenor, W.H. 11 M w Ks 41~32 Watts, Wm. 29 M w Mason Eng. Eng. 41-33 Walt, See Watts Watts, Louisa 26 F w Mo Mo 41-34 Watts, Elsie 1/12 F w Ks 41-35 Gill, E.J. 58 F w Ky Mo 41-36 Dyer, M.E. 14 F w Vt Vt 41-37 :5.oyd, E.J. 43 F w Ire. Fa 41-38 Boyd, Wm. 16 M w Fa Fa 41-39 Huddleston, Alfred w In In, 41-40 ;. . --. - "::~: -..-= ->: .:':~-;;:"" ~---- -~ ::: ,. -~:' <~'" ....... Ml M1 ,~ -:- t .•, ••. ·c· ",;" , ; �1875 KANSAS STATE CEr-J'SUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence' Volume 19, Secti on 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from. , Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Pa~e-Line Name 14 M W Pa Pa 42-1 Boyd, Jno. Pa 11 F W Pa 42-2 Boyd, M.A. Mason Swede Swede 49 M W Peterson, P. 42-3 42-4 Swede Swede W Peterson, Anna 50 F W Swed, Swede Domestic 15 F Peterson, Xhna 42-5 Swede ' ·Swed. 12 F W 42-6 Peterson, Lizzie 8 M W Swede Swede Peterson, R. 42-7 Wi 34 M W Wells Fargo Agt. NY 42-8 Clark, F.L. 28 F W Clark, Mrs. F.L. W1 Wi 42-9 Clark, G.T. 42-10 Ks 3 M W 20 F W McEvoy, Bridget, Domestic Ire. Ire. 42-11 MeEdoy, See McEvoy W 48 M Insurance Agt. NY MO Tinkham, J.N. 42-12 Tynkam, See Tinkham 41 F W Tinkham, F.E. NY Mo 42-13 20 F W Mo Tinkham,F.A. NY 42-14 W Tinkham, E.L. 2 M NY Mo. 42-15 21F W 'J-ome:s, Mary Dome,stic' Ire. Ire. 42-16. W Campbell, W.H ~ ? w.w.48 M Carpenter Va Mo 42-17 Campbell, A.E. W 47 F Va Mo 42-18 Walker, Lewis 42 M W Editor, NY II 42-19 Walker, rol. D. W NY 37 F II 42-20 Walker, Gertrude 17 F ·w Wi II 42-21 Walker, Maud 10 F W Mn II 42-22 Taylor. Belle 16 F B Domestic Mo Mo 42-23 Kellogg, Anson Mercharit 37 M W Ct Wi 42-24 Kellogg, A.M. 31 F W NY Wi 42-25 Kellogg, F.B. 2 M W Ks , 42-26 Macaulay, H.W. 40 M W School;' teacher NY NY 42-27 Macaulay, E.P. W 32 F NY NY 42-28 Macaulay, Lotta 4 F 'W Ks 42-29 Stensbaugh, Hattie 16 F W Oh Oh 42-30 Smith, Geo. 15 M W Laborer Mo 42..;31 Mo Donovan, C.G. 71 , M W Boarding House Kp. Md ? Mo 42-32 Wilson, E.L. W 33 F II Mo 42-33 Wilson, Josie W 5 F Ks 42-34 Billings, Alfred 55 M W Eng. Eng. 42-35 Petrie, R.R. 52 M' W Scot. II 42;"36 Christenson, Andrew 28 M W Mason Den. Den. 42-37 Christenson. G. 28 F W Swea. Swede 42-38 Christenson, Edward 4 M W Ks 42-39 Christenson, Anna 1 F W Ks 42-40 Beam, Harriet W 58 F In In 43-1 Grovenor, G. 44 M W Merchant Ct C~' 43-2 Grovenor, L.M. 38 F W Ma Me: 43-3 Grovenor, Chas. 19 M W Clerk Ct Ct 43-4 Anderson, Christina 23 F W Domestic Swede Swede 43-5 Dee, Thos, 40 M W Br1ck Layer Ire. Mi 43..;6 Dee, E.A. 36 F W Ire. Pa 43-7 Dee, Jos. 9 M W Ks 43-8 Dee, Anna 6 F W Ks 43-9 Dee, Jno. 9/12 M W Ks 43-10 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to KansasPa~e-L1ne Name W, Roberts,Wm. 10 M Ks 43-11 W Nolan, Martha 14 F Ire. Pa 43-12 W Watson, Jas. E. 45 M Co. Treas. Ct NY 43-13 W Watson ,C .~1. 44 F NY , NY 43-14 W Watson, C.M. 17 F NY NY 43-15 W , Watson, J.M. 14 F Ks 43-16 W Stahl, Rosa 18 F Domest1c In In 43-17 , Farmer W Wicks ,Carson 41 M Pa II 43-18 W Wicks, L. 41 F Oh II 43-19 Wicks ,Wm. 18 M W Ks 43-20 W Wicks, Clarence 15 M Ks 43-21 W Roby, Francis 2 F Ks 43-22 'Ire. ',' II Donnelly, Jno. 31 M W Saloon Keeper 43-23 Donnelly, Neal 28 F W Bar Tender Ire. II 43-24 ' W 'Donnelly, Mary 70 F Ire. II 43-25 Donnelly, Mary 25 F W Ire. II 43-26 W Donnelly, Maria 20 F Ks 43-27 Donnelly, Maurice 23 M W Bar Tender Ks 43-28 Lescher, T.H. 46 M W' Contractor Pa Pa 43-29 Lescher, A.W. 35 F W Ky II 43-30 Lescher, J.A. 15 F W Ks 43-31 Lescher, G.M. 12 M W Ks 43-32 Lescher, H.J. 10 M W Ks 43-33 March, Geo. 58 M W Merchant Ct Oh 43-34 March, Mrs. Geo~ 56 F W Ct Oh 43-35 March, Anna 26 F W Ct Oh 43-36 ~~rch, Belle 22 F W Ct Oh 43-37 March, Frank 24 M W Cl~e;rk Ct Oh 43-38 Ferguson, Julia 23 F W Doine~tic In In 43-39 Larson, Jas. 19 M W Laborer Mo Mo 43-40 Thacher, TiJ.O. 32 M W Merchant Oh 44-1' Oh Thacher, Mrs. T.J.O.28 F W Oh Oh 44-2 Sylvester, Mary 19 F W Domestic Mo Mo 44-3 Devereux, E.C. 28 M W Stipt. S.W. R.R. Va 44-4, Va Devereux, S.A. 22 F W NY W1 44-5 Devereux, Miss 1/12 F W Ks 44-6 Wal ton ,-Agnes 21 F W Domest1c In II 44-7 Morton, Jno. 27 M W Laborer Mo Mo 44-'8 Comstock, J. 'I'. 38 M W In ' Mach1n1st Mo 44-9 Comstock, S. E. 37 F W II Mo 44-10 Comstock ",,:itnna " 11 F W Mo Mo 44-11 Comstock, Frank 9 M W Mo Mo 44-12 ;Cqms:tb.c.k',Allen 7 M W 1>10 Mo 44-13 C:omst6cli', Ju11a 4 F W Ks 44-14 Comstock, Thos. 2 M W Ks 44-15 Comstock, Miss 1/12 F W Ks 44-16 Morse, Dr. F.D. 33 l'ti W Doctor Pa Pa 44-17 Morse, H.A. 30 F W Pa Pa 44-18 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 3 Birth Where frcm. Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name W In Pa Sylvester,.L •••. 44-19 32 F Domest1c .. W Thorp, Anna 20 F 11 11 44-20 40 M W La.wyer 44-21 R1ggs, Saml. Me. Ma W R1ggs, A.T. Ma Ma 44-22 37 F Laborer· RI RI Al11son, Jas. 44-23 30 M W R.R. Pa Peterson, Jas. Pa 44-24 30 M W w. 11 Pa Peterson, J .T .• 29 F 44-25 W Peterson, Anna 2 F Ks 44-26 Peterson, Thos, 1/12 M W Ks 44-27 1875 Comp1led and typed by Donald W. Vaughn �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS : Lawrence Town COUNTY Ward: 4 Occupation BtOrth Where from P ace to Kansas Age Sex Color Vornholt, Kate 20 F W MO Vornholt, M C. 4/12 F W KS Zimmerman, P. :.-:40 M W Haberlein; Sophia 25 F Haberlein, Robt. 3 Hess, Jas. N. Name Mason MO Page 1 1 Ger. Ger. 1 W IL IL 1 M W KS 17 M W Hess, A. E. 38 F W Rutz, C. 46 M W Rutz, H. 35 F W Rytz, Lizzie 12 F W KS 1 Rutz, Albert 7 M W KS 2 Rutz, Mary 4 F W KS 2 Rutz, Chas. 1 M W KS 2 Emerson, Jno. 32 M W Emerson, Rhoda 25 F Emerson, Bertie 1 Burke, Sarah Printer Teamster PA PA 1 MD PA 1 Switz. OH 1 PA 1 Saxony Clerk 1 MD OH 2 W MI OH 2 F W KS 14 F W Parks, Beth 17 F W Hayden, Sarah 44 F B Hayden, Alice 20 F Haydem, Wm. 10 Walker, Geo. Domestic 2 MO MO 2 IA IA 2 KY MO 2 B MO MO 1 M B KS 3 M B Ks KS 2 Lewis, Florence 19 F B MO. MO. 2 Brady, Ross 16 M B Laborer MO MO 2 Jones, Peter 40 M B Butcher MO MO 2 Jones, Mary 28 F B Mo MO 2 Jones, Louise 8 F B KS 2 Jones, Eva 4 F B KS 2 Johnson, Lewis 37 M B Johnson, Louisa 30 F B Washer Laborer 2 KY MO 2 KY MO 2 �1875 STATE KANSAS Town·. Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS : Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation Nicholson, Wm. 45 M W Nicholson, Sarah 56 F Nicholson, Geo. 18 Nicholson, Wm. Name COUNTY Ward: 4 Birth Place Where from Page to Kansas Line NC NC 1 W NC NC 1 M W NC NC 1 14 M W NC NC 1 Davis, Amanda 50 F W Domestic NC NC 1 Hughes, Jas. 40 M W PA PA 1 Hughes, Maggie 30 F W OH IL 1 Hughes, Mattie 11 F W KS 1 Hughes, Emma 9 F W KS 1 Hughes, M. 7 F W KS 1 2 M W KS 1 Bruggen, Adam 38 M W Merchant Ger. WI 1 Bruggen, Agusta 25 F W Ger. Ger. 1 Bruggen, Henry 7 M W KS 1 Bruggen, Helena 4 F W KS 1 Bruggen, Otto 1 M W KS 1 Wilder, I. P. 38 M W Merchant NY NY 1 Wilder, A. 38 F W NY NY 1 1 F W KS Callahan, Mattie 20 F W KY KY 1 Muir, Mary 19 F W Domestic MO MO 1 Mack, M. 45 M W Merchant Ger. RI 1 Mack, Agusta 40 F W Ger. RI 1 Epley, Jas. 48 M W PA IL 1 Epley, C. 28 8 W PA IL 1 Zerby, JNO. 20 M W Clerk PA OH 1 .Corre1, Junie 17 F W KS Epley, Frank 24 M W Butcher IL IL 1 1 Haberlein, Oscar 28 M W Painter OH OH 1 Vornholt, Herman 28 M W Saloonkeeper Ger. IL 1 Hugh~s, Forest Wilder, Stella Doctor -----" 1 �KANSAS 1875 STATE Towm . Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Wa.rd 4 Birth Place Whel:e from to K.ansas Page Nye, Dora 13 F W NY NY 3 Nye, Cornelia 9 F W NY NY 3 Nye, Wm. 6 M W NY NY 3 Nye, Edward 2 M W Ks Stifel, Lena 18 F W Bedinger, Kate 18 F W Funnell, Harry 32 M W Eng. IA 3 Funnell, Sisam 32 F W Eng. 3 Funnell, Kate 9 F W Eng. IA IA Barteldes, T. 62 M W 3 Barteldes, Emma 60 F W Ger. IL IL 3 Whi te,. Robt. 30 .M B MO MO 3 M B White, Jno. ·5 Bavaria Domestic Merchant Laborer 3 NY KS Ger. 3 3 KS 3 3 Putney, L. 38 M W Putney, Jennie 32 F W NY Putney, Robt. 2 M W KS 3 Epley, Gertruce 15 F W KS 3 Bowing, Rebecca 24 F W Burgen, T. F. B. 2~ F W Bowing, Gertrude 10/12 F W Schlesinger, S 40 M W Schlesinger, K. 37 F W Schlesinger, Harry 14 M W KS 3 Schlesinger, Rosa 11 F W KS 3 Schlesinger, Chas. 2 M W KS 3 ·29 M W Cunnington, M. 26 F Cunnington, Arthur 8 Cunnington, Wm. Cunnington, Wm. Merchant Domestic NY IL IN IL IL WI 3 3 IL IN IL 3 Merchant Prussia NY 3 Austria NY 3 Merchant 3 3 Eng. NY 3 W NY NY 3 M W KS 3 6 M W KS 3 Schwabe, L. F. 36 M W Clerk OH OH 4 Hutchison, Harry 24 M W Laborer Eng. Eng. 4 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE Town CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .;: Lawrence Ward: 4 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation PI ace to Kansas Laborer MO MO Page Line Johnson, Isaac 15 M B Johnson, Wm. 12 M B KS 2 Johnson, Henry 9 M B KS 2 Johnson, Julia 6 F B KS 2 Johnson, Lewis 3 M B KS 2 Metcalf, Anna . 35 F B Johnson, Carrie 1 F B KS Metcalf, Elmira 15 F B TN MO 2 Metcalf, Laura 14 F B Mo MO 2 Metcalf, Wm.· 9 M B KS 2 Metcalf, L. G. 6 M B KS 2 Ford, Hannah 23 F B MO MO 2 Ford, Lucy 22 F B MO MO 2 Ford, Jos. 20 M B Laborer MO MO 2 Ford, Aleck 17 M B Laborer MO MO 2 Ford, V: 15 F B Domestic MO MO 2 Ford, Emelein 6 F B MO MO 2 Ford, Mary 6 F B MO MO 2 Anthony, Jos. 5 M B MO MO 2 Clay, Anna 34 F B Ky MO 2 Dinsmoor, N. A. 50 F W MA MA 3 Dinsmoor, F. F. 24 M W Student IN IN 3 Watts, Abraham 60 M W Mason ENG. ENG. 3 Watts, Belle 56 F W ENG. ENG. 3 Watts, Abraham 26 M W Mason ENG. ENG. 3 Watts, Jno. 21 M W Tinner ENG. ENG. 3 Spriggs, Fannie 35 F W MA MA 3 Spr:lggs, Emma 4 F W KS Watts, M. E. 14 F W ENG. Nye, Isaac Nye, Rosa 40 M W 34 F W Weaver Cook Merchant TN 2 MO 2 2 3 ENG. Bavaria . NY Bavaria NY 3 3 3 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE Town . ": Sex Color Age Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Lawrence Ward: Occupation 4 Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page Eng. Eng. 4 PA PA 4 FW 1A 1A 4 13 M W 1A 1A 4 Myers, Wm. 9 M W 1A 1A 4 Myers, Wilson 4 M W 1A 1A 4 Biebusch, Henry 54 M W Ger. 1L 4 Biebusch, Anna 38 F W Ger. 1L 4 Biebusch, Clara 17 F W KS 4 Ciseness, Minnie 20 F W Dressmaker KS 4 Rhinehart, Jno. 26 M W Driver OH Oehrly, 21 M W Printer KS 4 16 F W Domestic KS 4 Harlow, Jno. 30 M W Shoemaker Eng. Eng. 4 Fitch, Sam'!. 40 M W OH OH 4 Siefel, S. 32 M W Ger. Ger 4 Siefel, P. 29 F W Ger. Ger. 4 Siefel, J. 11 F W Ger. Ger. 4 Siefel, Ben 9 M W Ger. Ger. 4 Witch, E. 20 F W KS Lum, Peter 26 M W Lum, M. 27 F Lum, L. 2 M Lum, N. Bradley, Chas. 22M W Myers, Abraham 25 M W Myers, M. K. 21 Myers, Victor Knipper, E. I Laborer Hotel Keeper Merchant Painter 4 4 Swede 4 W Swed.· Swede 4 W KS 4 3/12 M W KS 4 Peterson, Louis 29 M W Peterson, M. 27 F Peterson, Wm. 2 Anderson, Anna Mason Swede OH Swede Swede 4 W Swede Swede 4 M W KS 14 F W Swede Swede 4 Sweeldand, E. 59 M W Swede Swede 4 Sweeldand, B. 38 F W Swede Swede 4 Sweeldand, Carrie 14 F W Swede Swede 4 ·Laborer Domestic 4 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town Lawrence . Age Sex Color COUNTY Ward Birth Occupation Place 4 Where from to Kansas Page Sweeldand, C. 17 F W Swed. Swed. 4 Sweeldand, Harry 11 M W Swed. Swed. 4 Sweedland, Anna 4 F W KS 4 Sweedland, Henry 1 M W KS 4 Hadlond, O. P. 40 M W Hadlond, Anna 38 F Hadlond, Tilda 5 Haskell, E. A. Laborer Swed. Swed. 4 W Swed. Swed. 4 F W KS 43 F W Haskell, Nellie 15 F W KS Haskell, F. W. 11 M W KS -;;;.- 5 Lewis, Isabel 53 F B KY KY 5 Parks, Easte'r 91 F B KY KY 5 Parks, Louise 50 F B Washer KY KY 5 Strode, Bertha 47 F B Washer TN MO 5 Strode, Anna 15 F B MO MO 5 Strode, Lulu 9 F B KS Strode, Jordan 7 M B KS Strode, Lucy 65 F B VA MO 5 Johnson, Jack 42 M B KY MO 5 Johnson, Anna 37 F B AR MO 5 Johnson, M. A. 15 F B MO MO 5 Johnson, Henry 13 M B MO MO 5 Johnson, Jas. 11 M B KS 5 Johnson, Albert 5 M B KS 5 '3 F B KS 5 3/12 F B KS 5 Johnson, Mamie John, Miss Hadley, J. W. 45 M W Hadley, S. E. 37 F Hadley, Theo 14 Hadley, H. J. Hadley, Lewis Seamstress Washer Janitor-' Butcher MA 4 MA 5 5 5 MA WI 5 W OH IL 5 M W Ks 5 12 F W KS 5 8 M W KS 5 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Town: "'-, : Lawrence Ward 4 Birth Where from Place to Kansas Age Sex Color Occupation Graeber, Adolphus 20 M W Laborer IL IL 5 Walker, Junks 19 M B Laborer MO MO 5 Jefferson, Carl 34 M B Laborer KY MO 5 Jefferson, June 25 F B MO MO 5 Jefferson, Wm. 4 M .B MO MO 5 Jefferson, Wesley 8 M B MO MO 5 Scraggs, Revecca 69 F B TN MO 5 Tint, Thos. 34 M B Laborer MA MO 5 Rudy, Conrad 59 M W Merchant OH OH 5 Rudy, Caroline 50 F W Oh Oh 5 Rudy, Byran 22 M W OH OH 5 Rudy, Lewis 14 M W OH OH 5 Rudy, M. 12 M W OH OH 5 Henderson, T. M. 28 M B NC MO 5 HendeEson, Rebecca 22 F B MO MO 5 Henderson, W. 8 M B MO MO 5 Henderson, Carrie 6 F B KS Epple, G. F. 45 M W Epple, Mary 33 F Epple, Carrie 5 Epple, Rosa Laborer Minister Potter Page 6 Ger. IL 6 W MO MO 6 F W KS 6 2 F W KS 6 Hill, L.J. 40 F B Fisher, Carl 58 M Fisher, Lizzie 56 Fisher, Emma Washer Va NM 6 W Carpenter Ger. Ger. 6 F W Ger. Ger. 6 20 F W Ger. Ger. 6 Fisher, Anna 12 F W Ger. Ger. 6 Fisher, Frank Cloud, Juda 15 47 M F W W Ger. KY Ger. MO 6 6 Cloud, Albert 24 M W MO MO 6 Cloud, Matilda 22 F W MO MO 6 Wilson, Henry 26 M B MO MO 6 Washer Blacksmith' Washer Laborer �1875 KANSAS Volume STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town:"..' .': 19 Lawrence COUNTY Ward 4 Where from to Kansas Page Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Place Manter, W. H. 5 M W KS Pearson, Phoebe 55 F B Washer TN MO 7 Pearson, Chas. 19 M B Laborer AR MO 7 Washington, Carrie 28 F B Washer MO MO 7 Davis, Laura 12 F B MO MO 7 Blackner, C. E. 29 M W Clerk PA PA 7 Saunders, A. B. 23 M W Clerk NY NY 7 Broipar, Fred 23 M W Shoemaker Ger. MO 7 Buchanan, W. J. 45 M W Painter PA OH 7 Buchanan, M. A. 42 F W Ire. PA 7 Quiggle, J. J. 30 M W Ire. PA 7 Quiggle, C. C. 23 F W PA PA 7 Buchanan, Nellie 14 F W KS 7 Quiggle, W. G. 2 M W KS 7 Fricker, G. O. 52 M W Supt. SWStageCo MD Fricker, Eliza 41 F W Fricker, E. J. 13 F W Fricker, W. O. 21 M W Bates, A. F. 35 M Murphy, Jno. 50 Murphy, Bridget Name Tailor 7 VA 7 OH VA 7 V'K VA 7 Farmer VA VA 7 W Merchant PA PA 7 M W Laborer In Mo 7 50 F W Ire. Ire. 7 Murphy, Patrick 23 M W R. R. Ire. Ire. 7 Murphy, Jno. 15 M W Clerk Ire. Ire. 7 Murphy, Mary 13 F W Ire. Ire. 7 'Murphy, Johanna 10 F W Ire. Ire. 7 W PA TN 7 PA TN 7 TN TN 7 Chishum, M. E. 37 F (Chesholm in Directory) Chishum, A. E. 37 M Ch(r~t5g~W6lfur!RkDirecfory~ Ch(r)ishum, Cora Fletcher, Ben 4/12 F 39 M W Merchant W W B KS Laborer TN 7 AR 7 �1875 STATE KANSAS Town: Volume 19 Lawrence Age Sex Color Name Nelson,.Eudora 18 ,'F B Duncan, Amos 42 M B Duncan, Martha 34 F Duncan, Ella 11 Duncan, Maggie CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Occupation Ward Birth Place 4 Where from .Page to Kansas KS 6 MO MO 6 B MO MO 6 F B KS 6 8 F B KS 6 Duncan, Alfred 7 M B KS 6 Duncan, Hattie 5 F B KS 6 Duncan, Lizzie 3 F B KS 6 Jenkins, Moses. 60 M W KY MO 6 Jenkins, Anna 40 F W MO MO 6 Jennings, Wm. 40 M . W Gardener Emg. OH 6 Jennings, Mary 40 F W Ire. Ire. 6 Jernrnomgs, Jno. 11 M W OH OH 6 Jennings, Sophia 7 F W KS 6 Jennings, Mary 5 F W KS 6 Livingstone, Wm. 35 M W Livingstone, Anna 30 F Livingstone, Julia Laborer Laborer Can. Can. 6 W Can. Can. 6 7F W Can. Can. 6 Livingstone, Mary 5 F W Can. Can. 6 Livingstone, Lizzie 2 F W KS 6 Christison, S. M. 45 M W (Christianson in Directory) Den. Den. 6 Christiaon, Mary 48 F W Den. Den. 6 Christison, C. 15 F W Den. Den. 6 Chri~tison, 11 F W Den. Den. 6 Christison, Jno. 9 M W Den. Den. 6 Christison, Anna 5 F W Den. Den. 7 Christison, C. 18 M W Den. Den. Z:i:; Manter, Ed 38 M W ME ME 7 Manter, J. 34 F W ME ME 7 Manter, Fred 11 M W ME ME 7 Manter, Wm. 8 M W KS Mary Expressman - 'i) 8 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Town~ ~" : Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation' Name Merchant Ward: 4 Birth Place Where from to Kansas Page IL IL 8 OH IL 8 Gillett, C. W. 40 M W Gillett, S. L. 35 F W Smith, Ada 20 F W Domestic KS Givens,. : 26 F B Laundress KY MO 8 Jones, R. 21 M B•. Waiter TN MO 8 Winn, R. 16 F B Waiter MO MO 8 29 M W Operator NY NY 8 Gardner, N. A. 8 KS Brisbon, Jas. 5 Fillitt, Geo. 30 M W R R WI WI 8 Pessery, A. B. 35 M W RR OH OH 8 Hicks, T. C. 20 F W NY NY 8 Cone, A. 43 M W Prop. Woolen Mill OH OH 8 Cone, N•. E. 27 F W IN IA 8 McDaniels, J. S. 24 M W OH OH 8 Cone, Mary 17 F W OH OH 9 Cone, Neliie 12 F W KS 9 Cone, Ada 7 F W KS 9 Jackson, Mary 24 F W IA IA 9 Donnelly, M. W. 34 M W Ird. IL 9 Donnelly, M. 23 F W Scot. Can. 9 Doyle, Nellie 17 F W Ire. Ire. 9 Killam, M. c. 43 M W NH NH 9 Stockwell, M. H. 22 F W ME ME 9 Churchill, M. D. 24 F W School Teacher NY NY 9 Farwell, G. A. 40 M W MI MI 9 Farwell, Helen 40 F W MI MI 9 Smith, Mary 17 F W Clark, E. J. 24 F W School Teacher IN MI 9 Blodgett, P. C. 49 M W Mail Ag't NY IA 9 Blodgett, Mary 40 F IA IL IA 9 B Student Livery Man Domestic Dressmaker Clerk Domestic 8 KS 9 �1875 KANSAS Volume Name 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town:: . .: Age Sex Color Lawrence Occupation COUNTY Ward: 4 Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page Fletcher, Isabel 30 F· B MO AR 7 Fletcher, Mary 11 F B TX AR 7 Fletcher, Laura 7 F B TX AR 7 Fletcher, Jessie 6 F B TX AR 7 Fletcher, Carrie 5 F B AR AR 8 5/12 F B KS Turner, Laura 14 F B MO MO 8 Turner, Jennie 11 F B MO MO 8 Franklin, W. 47 M B TN MO 8 Franklin, Anna 57 F B KY MO 8 Franklin, Julia 18 F B MO MO 8 Franklin, Laura 16 F B MO MO 8 Franklin, Jno. 13 M B MO MO 8 EvANS, David 41 M W Wales NY 8 EvaNS, Mary 34 F Wales IA 8 Evans, Laura 15 F W KS 8 Evans, Emily 10 F W KS 8 Evans, Agnes 8 F W KS 8 Evans, Alice 3 F W KS 8 Evans, Frank 1 M W KS 8 Johns, Jno. 30 M W Teamster Wales Wales 8 Peterson, Charles 24 M W Teamster Den. Den. 8 Martin, M. 20 F W Domestic MO MO 8 Edwards, Jno. 36 M W Teamster Wales IA 8 Edwards, Rachel 23 F W IA IA 8 Whitney, Rufus 34 M W MA MA 8 Whitney, R. E. 37 F W MI MI 8 Whitney, Lida 4 F W KS 8 Whitney, Albert 2 M W KS 8 F KS 8 Fletcher, Miss Whi tney, Ella 5/12 Teamster Freighter W W Driver 8 �1875 KANSAS STATE Town: Volume 19 . Name Wilman, Fred / . ; CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY : ....• • 0' • Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation Ward: 4 Birth Place Where from to Kansas Page Ger. 10 28 M W Tobacconist Ger. Briechtehsaur, Bobbie 43 F W Ger. MA 10 Brichtehsaur, Josie 17 F W MI MI 10 Brichtehsaur, Fred 14 F W KS Wieman, Ella 19 F W MA Pepert, Eda 3 F W KS Embo1d, Herman 19 M W Achning, Chas. 45 M Achning, Minnie 35 Achning, Charles Clerk 10 MI 10 10 Ger. Ger. 10 W Saloon Keeper Ger. Ger. 10 F W Ger. Ger. 10 15 M W KS 10 Achning, Minnie 11 F W KS 10 Achning, Eda 4 F W KS 10 Achning, Emma 2 F W KS 10 Schott, Jno. T. 52 M W Ger. Ger. 10 Schott, Louis 21 M W MD . MD 10 Schott, Wm. 7 M W KS Schott, Wm. 43 M W Brack, Adam 24 M W Brock. L 24 F W Strong, Chas. 63 M Strong, S. M. 49 Hicks, F. Speculator 10 OH MO 10 Scot. MO 10 IL MO 10 W Prop.Nat'lHotelMA MI 10 F W NY MI 10 81 M W NY Ndf 10 Brisbon, A 40 F W Domestic VA VA 10 Perry, A. J. 30 M W Merchant OH IA 10 Perry, A. H. 21 F W MO IL 10 Perry, Mabel 1 F W KS Bell, Lou 28 F W Davis, Kate 18 F W Flinn, Anna 25 F W Mead, A. 65 M W City Weigher Miller Domestic Domestic 10 MO MO 10 MO IL 10 Ire. Ire. 10 NY CT 10 �1875 KANSAS Volume Name STATE Townf - 19 Age Sex Color CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .: Lawrence Ward: Birth Occupation Place 4 Where from to Kansas Page IL IL IA IA 9 MA MA 9 IL IA 9 MO MO 9 W OH OH 9 F W OH OH 9 38 M W Eng. IL 9 Penney, M. E. 37 F W PA 9 Penney, M. A. 17 F W OH Penney, J. C. 14 M W OH IL IL IL Penney, W. B. 3 M W KS Caruthers 75 F W PA MO 9 Patterson, Angie 30 F W OH OH 9 Clark, W. S. 30 M W Liveryman IL IL 9 Clark, Lotta 29 F W OH OH 9 Hase, Herman 23 M W Ger. Ger. 9 Walruff, C. J. 39 M W Prop.Delmonica Ger. Ger. 9 Wolruff, A. C. 41 F W Ger. Ger. 9 Tegder, Jno 20 M W LA LA 9 Tegder, Henry 15 M W LA LA 9 Tegder, Henry 13 M W LA LA 9 Walruff, August 13 M W Ger. Ger. 9 Walruff, Herman 12 M W Ger. Ger. 9 Walruff, Jas. 5 M W KS 19 Walruff, Anna 7 F W KS 10 Bleckel, T. 18 F W Domestic Ger. Ger. 10 Miller, Sophia 22 F W Domestic Ger. Ger. 19 Carper, Wm. 26 M W Cook MO MO 10 Smith, C. F. 39 M W Travel Agent Ger. Ger. 10 Blodgett, Jessie 19 F W Blodgett, KATE 22 F W Millard, Frank 39 M W Millard, Carrie 24 F W Field, Francis 19 F B Adams, C. B. 46 M Adams, A. 30 PennJY, - W. -F. Clerk Domestic Tailor Clerk Clerk 9 9 9 9 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE Town' CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ! : Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation Ward 4 Birth Place Where from to Kansas Page Mead, B. F. 66 F W NY CT 10 Ferris, E. J. 33 F W NY CT 10 Ferris 24 M W Clerk NY CT 10 Gillmore, Jessie 19 F W Domestic OH IN 10 Read, F. W. 43 M W Merchant NY NY 11 Read, Amelia 40 F W VT NY 11 Read, L. B. 2 .M W KS Wilson, Dora 26 F W Domestic Ger. Ger. 11 Parks, Wm. 27 M B Laborer AR MO 11 Ford, Geo. 63 M W Merchant NY NJ 11 Ford, R. N. 62 F W MA NJ 11 Anderson, Mary 27 F W Domestic Swed. Swed. 11 Katsenstein, A. 43 M W Merchant Ger. Wi 11 Katsenstein, H. 35 F W Ger. MD 11 Katsenstein, Lewis 12 M W KS Katsenstein, Albert Boyer, Jno. 10 M W MO MO 11 56 M W PA IL 11 Boyer, Mary 48 F W PA IL 11 Boyer, Louisa 48 F W IL IL 11 Boyer, Henry 14 M W IL IL 11 Hart, H. 44 M W Ger. Ger. 11 Hart, Mary 30 F W Can. Ger. 11 Hart, Nellie 12 F W KS 11 Hart, Carrie 14 F W KS 11 Hart, Gertrude 11 F W KS 11 Hart, Mary 5 F W KS 11 Hart, Geo. 3 M W KS 11 Irvin, Orville 30 M W RR OH OH ;; Manhard, Chas. 25 M W RR OH OH 11 Smart, Wm. 23 M B Laborer MO MO 11 Butcher Merchant 11 11 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE Town" CENSUS - DOUGLAS Lawrence Ward COUNTY 4 ------------------------------------------------Birth--Where-from------________ ~~~~ _________ ~~~_~~~_£~!~E __ Q££~E~!!~~ __ ~!~£~ __ !~_~~~~~~ __ ~~~~ __ App1egren, N. G. 47 M W Cabinet Maker Swed. Swed. 12 App1egren, E. W. 33 F W Swed. Swed. 12 Brown, Josephine 38 F W Seamstress WI IL 12 Martin, Henry 50 M W Saloonkeeper Ger. Ger. 12 Martin, E. 37 F W Ger. Ger. 12 Martin, Mary 15 F W KS 12 Martin, Henry 10 M W KS 12 Martin, Fritz 3 M W KS 12 Bell, R. S. 38 M W Merchant NY NY 12 Bell, C. H. 36 F W NY NY 12 Bell, M. E. 11 F W NY NY 12 Bell, A. S. 8 F W NY NY 12 Bell, A. L. 5 F W NY NY 12 Ford, L. A. 21 F B MO MO 12 Patterson, Susan 62 F W OH OH 12 Loss, F. 24 F W Ger. Ger. 12 3/11. F W KS Miller, Mamie 12 F W Ger. Ger. 12 Potter, M. R. 35 M W NJ NJ 12 Potter, E. 27 F W VA VA 12 Potter, Alma 4 M W KS Potter, F. B,_ 23 M W Emgineer NY NY 12 Deichtman, 44 M W Butcher Ger. IL 12 Deichtman, Harriet 44 F W Ger. Il 12 Deichtman, Alfred 14 M W KS l~ Deichtman, Mary 9 F W KS 1 3 Deichtman, Francis 1 F W KS ] 3 Skinner, Mary 15 F W Domestic KS 13 M W Miner MO MO 13 F W RI RI 1 3 Loss, Miss Haybin, W. B. 50 (Hayden in Directory) Haybin, Mary 32 .:....-- Domestic Policeman 12 12 �1875 KANSAS Town' Volume 19 Name .. . Lawrence 4 Ward Birth Where'from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansae· ... Miller, Sadie 18 F W Miller, Wm. 32 M W 6/12 M W Coffey, Mattie 17 F W Coffey, Jamie 21 F Binkley, L. D. 28 Marsh, Davis Miller, Heerbert COUNTY CENSUS - DOUGLAS STATE Laborer l . I Page CA CA 11 IL IL '11 11 KS IL IL 11 W Dressmaker IL IL 11 M W Insur.Ag't OH Co 11 25 M W OH OH 11 Ulrich, Casper 55 M W Saloonkeeper . Switz. WI 11 Ulrich, Pauline 35 F W Ulrich, Wm. 13 M W Ulrich, Flora 11 F W KS 11 Ulrich, Robt. 10 M W KS 11 Ulrich, Pauline 1 F W KS 11 Willis, Jerry 45 M W Saloonkeeper NY IL 11 Willis, S. E. 30 F W MA MA 12 Willis, Jessie 14 F W KS 12 Wn1is, Walter 11 M W KS 12 Willis, Edward 7 M W KS 12 Willis, Kate 4 F W KS 12 Willis, Henry 1 M W KS 12 Harper, Wm. 30 M B Laborer MO MO 12 Harper, Harriet 28 F B . MO MO 12 Harper, Robt. 11 M B Ks 12 Harper, Wm. 7 M B KS 12 Harper, Jessie 6 F B KS 12 Harper, Jas. 3 M B Ks 12 Coory, J. W. 26 M W Teamster IL IL 12 Coory, Anna 28 F W MA MA 12 Browning, Chas. 8 M W MA MA 12 Gi"vens, Belle 28 F B Washer MO MO 12 Laundress RR Prussia . KS NY 11 11 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Townr ', __ : Lawrence Ward 4 Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Place Haybin, E. 12 W KS 13 Haybin, Nellie 9 F W KS 13 Haybin, Ada 1 F W MO MO 13 Steinberg, S. 40 M W Ger. Mo 13 Steinberg, Mary 36 F W Ger. MO 13 Steinberg, Carrie 11 F W NY MO 13 Steinberg, Arthur 9 M W MO MO 13 Steinberg, Isabel - 5 F W KS 13 Steinberg, Francis 3 F W KS 13 Jones, Lida 20 F W Domestic MO MO 13 Wyler, C. R. 48 M W Painter Switz. NY 13 Wyler, F. 42 F W Ger. NY 13 Wyler, Owen 22 M W NY NY 13 Wyler, Adeline 20 F W NY NY 13 Wyler, Emma 18 F W NY NY 13 Wyler, G•. 15 M W NY NY 13 Wyler, Carl 9 M W KS Stiefel, Edward 35 M W Stiefel, T. 22 F Stiefel, August 39 Belinger, Helena Name ~:F .. Merchant Painter Merchant Where from to Kansas Page 13 Ger. Ger. 13 W WI WI 13 M W Ger. Ger: 13 15 F W Ger. Ger. 13 Hatch, H. W. 39 M W OH IL 13 Hatch, A. E. 38 F W NY IL 13 Hatch, I. E. 16 F W IL IL 13 Hatch, E. P. 12 F W IL IL 13 Hatch, Chas. 8 M W KS Anderson, Wm. 65 M B Wood Sawyer KY MO 13 Anderson, H. I. 45 F B TN MO 13 Anderson, Mary 18 F B MO MO 13 Williamson, Anna 36 F W Dressmaker Ire. tVI 13 Williamson, Ella 11 F W WI WI 13 Williamson, Wm. 11 M W WI WI 13 Domestic Livery.:man Domestic 13· �1875 KANSAS CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Town' Volume 19 Name STATE '.,: Age Sex Color Lawrence Ward Occupation 4 Birth Place Where from to Kansas Page McA11aster, H. J. 9 F W NY NY 14 McA11aster, A. J. 25 F W NY NY 14 Voorhees, Andrew 34 M W Expressman NY NY 14 Cirtis, Alvin 34 M W Expressman Ny NY 14 Comer, Frank 38 M W Fisherman Ger. OH 14 Comer, Bertha 29 F W Ger. OH 14 Comer, Amelia 10 F W KS 14 Comer, Mary 8 F W KS 14 Comer, Frank 6 M W KS 14 Comer, Henry 4 M W KS 14 Tenny, Chas. 78 M W McCrudy, Jno. 42 M W McCurdy, Mary 40 F W McCurdy, Sam'l 20 M W McCurdy, R. 16 F W McCurdy, Martha 14 F McCurdy, Anna 11 McCurdy, Jno. KS Ger. OH 14 PA TN 15 Wales TN 15 TN 15 PA TN 15 W FA TN 15 F W PA TN 15 8 M W PA TN 15 McCurdy, Lyman 5 M W TN TN 15 McCurdy, M. 3 F W KS Tilton, J. A. 50 M W Hotel Keeper VT WI 15 Tilton, M. A. 48 F W Eng. WI 15 Til ton, M. M. 4 F W KS Tilton, Wm. 27 M W NY WI 15 Church, Maggie 11 F W IA IN ' 15 Peirson, Christina 21 F W Domestic Swede Swede 15 26 M W Hostler Ire. OH 15 Thompson, Robt. 21 M B Laborer MO OH 15 Hendricks, F. E. 40 F W KY IN 15 Hendricks, Louisa 18 F W IN IN 15 'Barry, Jno. Teamster Pattern Maker PA Clerk 15 15 �~~~:''''1875 KANSAS Volume ,Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town .. 19 COUNTY Ward Lawrence Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 4 Where from to Kansas Page WI 13 Prussia MI 13 W Ire. IL 14 F W KS 48 M W Fisher, H. 28 F Fisher, Otto 9 Fishere, Edna Anderson, Eliza 15 F B Domestic Mundt, Wm. 31 M W Laborer Mundt, Kate 26 F 5/12 Fisher, J. Mundt, M. E. WI 14 Ger. IL 14 W Ger. IL 14 M W KS 14 7 F W KS 14 Munger, Sophia 63 F W Ger. PA 14 Breckinkin, H. '22 M W Ger. MO 14 Dorrance, O. H. 36 M W Supt.KPRR MA MA 14 Dorrance, Julia 30 F W NY VA 14 Dorrance, Fred 7 M W VA VA 14 Kelly, Thos. 55 W Can. MI 14 King, Florence 22 MO MO 14 Miller, Bridget 22 M F F Ire. Ire. 14 Leslie, Chas. S. 39 M W PA OH 14 Leslie, E. R. 38 F W OH OH 14 Leslie, Fred 7 M W OH OH 14 Rivers, Julia 68 F W CT OH 14 Edwards, Mary - 25 F W Domestic OH OH 14 Clerk OH OH 14 OH 14 B Merchant Domestic W Clerk Raimond, W. J. 30 M W Raimond, R. V. 22 F W OH Raimond, Ida 2 F W KS Bacon, L. S. 59 M W CT OH 14 Bacon, E. R. 56 F W Can. PA 14 Cadwell, E. 34 F W Seamstress IL IL 14 Cadwell, Almira 30 F W Seamstress IL IL 14 McAllaster, B/ 48 M W NY NY 14 McAllaster, C. J. 44 F W PA NY 14 McAllaster, B. A. 14 M W NY NY 14 e-- Clerk 14 �1875 KANSAS STATE Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS .. Town-: ..:. . , Age Sex Color Lawrence Occupation COUNTY Ward Birth Place McClure, Maggie 6 F W KS Parker, E. H. 76 F W Ire. Place, Jno. T. 48 M Place, P. L. 42 Place, Allie 4 Where from to Kansas Page 16 PA 16 W Board. House Kpr.PA IL 16 F w··· NY IL 16 18 F W IL IL 16 Place, Harry 15 M W IL IL 16 Place, Elwood 10 M W IL IL 16 Layers, Peter 30 M W IL IL 16 Supple, Geo. 30 M W IL IL 16 Everett, Doctor 34 M W IL IL 16 Jones, J. 25 M W Blacksmith NY NY 16 Boyle, Mr. 35 M W Merchant NY NY 16 Murdock, Jno. 40 M W Merchant Ire. Ire. 16 Reeves, Mr. 22 M W Ire. Ire. 16 Hale, Elijah 44 M W Eng. PA 16 Hale, Sarah 40 F W Eng. PA 16 Hale, Jno. 17 M W KS 16 Hale, Fred 10 M W KS 16 Cunnington, Richard 25 M W Cunnington, Mary 22 F W Benas, M. 38 M W Benas, L. 26 F Benas, Ernest 1 Buckner, Lizzie Carpenter Clerk Book keeper Teamster Merchant Eng. Eng. 16 NY OH 16 Ger. MS 16 W Ger. CA 16 M W KS 16 17 F W Domestic KS 16 Earle, Hattie 36 F W Musician NY Givens, Mary 14 F W Montgomery, Aleck 40 M W Montgomery,Catherine39 F W Montgomery, Jno. 21 M W Montgomery, Stephen 19 M W Harness Maker Ins. Agent MA KS Laborer Clerk 16 16 NY NY 16 Ire. PA, 16 PA PA 16 TX PA 16 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Town: __ .:. _: Volume 19 Lawrence Ward 4 Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page Montgomery, Wm. 14 M W KS 16 Montgomery, Ellen 12 F W KS 17 Montgomery, Maggie 9 F W KS 17 Montgomery, Lida 6 F W KS 17 Montgomery, Kate 2 F W KS 17 Mull, G. W. 56 M W Mull, Ellen 50 F Mull, Mary 21 Mull,E1ijah Name Operator Clerk PA PA 17 W PA PA 17 F W PA PA 17 18 M W PA PA 17 Mull, Geo. 15 M W IA PA 17 Mull, Grant 10 M W PA PA 17 Mull, Rose 7 F W KS Neal, W.-J. 52 M W Neal, E. 42 F Neal, ZelIa 17 Neal, Victor Clerk Shoemaker 17 PA MO 17 W OH MO 17 F W OH MO 17 15 M W OH MO 17 Neal, Bert 13 M W PH MO 17 Neal, Nellie 11 F W IL MO 17 Adwers, Geo. 39 M W MA MA 17 Adwers, Alice 22 F W PA IL 17 Adwers, Herbert 16 M W MA ~A 17 Whitman, B. J. 25 M W MA MA 17 Whitman, Rosa 20 F W MA MA 17 Whitman, Alice 1 F W KS Kiefe, Jas. 30 M W Bus Driver Ire. WI 17 Kiefe, Julia 27 F W Ire. WI 17 Campbell, Mary 70 F W Ire. Ire. 17 Graton, A. 35 F W MI M 17 Graton, Alice 13 F W KS 17 Peterson, E. 50 M W Swede Swede 17 Clerk Merchant Laborer 17 �1875 KANSAS Volume STATE Town- _ 19 COUNTY CENSUS - DOUGLAS 4 Ward Lawrence Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Where from Place to Kansas Birmingham, Jas. 30 M W Tailor Ire. OH 17 Biringham, Kate 28 F W Ire. OH 17 Hatton, T. B. 37 M W OH IA 17 Hatton, A. A. 32 F W IA IA 17 Hatton, Lily 11 F W IA IA 17 Hatton, Lulu 9 F W IA IA 17 Hatton, Edwin 8 M W MO IA 17 Hatton, Natter 2 M W KS Colwell, Mattie 18 F B Domestic MO MO 17 Pendleton, Chas. 19 M W Laborer WI MO 17 Carnes, Andrew 34 M W US Marshall PA IL 17 Carnes, Halla 24 F W OH OH 18 Carnes, Edward 5 M W KS 18 Carnes, Frank 2 M W KS 18 1/12 M W KS 18 Barber, Jennie 24 F W OH Hines, Isaac 22 M W Laborer KS. Stanley, 21 M W C1erk-- MA Fagana, Peter 7 M W Swede Swede 18 Fagana, Lena 33 F W Swede Swede 18 Fagana, Frank 3 M W KS 18 Gardner, Theo. 29 M W Gardner, Minnie 23 F W Gardner, Wm. 1 M Corbin, Joe 25 M Name Carnes, Mr. W miller Clerk In Page 17 OH 18 18 MA In 18 18 KS 18 KS 18 MA MA 18 �1875 KANSAS Volwne Name 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town..': Lawrence Age Sex Color COUNTY Ward 4 Birth Where from Occupation Place to Kansas Page Hendricks, Mildred 20 F W IN IN 15 Hendricks, Ida M. 22 F W IN IN 15 Bullene, W. L. 27 M W Merchant NY WI 15 Gill, Andrew 56 M W Mason Eng. WI 15 Gill, Jane 56 F W Eng. lH 15 Gill, Lida 23 F W MO MO 15 Gill, Cora 17 F W MO MO 15 Gill, Wm. 15 M W WI WI 15 Dailey,J. A. 33 M W PA IL 15 Dailey, M. J. 30 F W PA Il 15 Dailey, Lydie 5 F W KS 15 Dailey,'Frank 2 M W KS 15 Brink, Cordelia 15 F W Domestic MO MO 15 Watts, Sam'l 25 M W Tinner Eng. Eng. Watts, Jennie 23 F W Eng. Eng. 15 15 Martin, W. C. 31 M W IN IN 15 Martin, A. 30 F Q IN IN 15 Martin, Nellie 5 F W KS 15 Martin, Harry 3 W KS 15 Miller, Louisa 15 M F W Domestic KS 15 Benedict, C. A. 18 M W clerk NY NY 15 Yates, G. N. N. 30 M W Druggist IL IL 16 Yates, S. A. if) F W NY MI 16 Lindsay, Geo. 25 M W Can. Can. 16 McClure, J. 68 M W Boardinghouse PA PA 16 McClure, E. C. 42 F W OH PA 16 McClure, Susan 20 F W PA PA 16 McClure, Seth 14 M W PA PA 16 McClure, Chas. 16 M W PA PA 16 McClure, Geo. 3 M W Clerk Me'['cheot Clerk Clerk Clerk KS 16 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE - Town~ < CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Lawrence Ward 4 :: Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page Snider, Mary 18 F W Domestic KS Connei11, Jos. 47 M W Mason Ger. Connei11, Sarah 49 F W Connei11, Jos. 18 M W Connei11, Anna 15 F W IL Connei11,- Barbara 14 F W IL Connei11, Jno. 11 M W Flinn, Geo. 45 M Flinn, Jane 40 Flinn, Sarah 18 IL IL 18 18 IL IL IL IL IL W Shoemaker Can. IN 19 F W PA IN 18 18 F W Can. IN 18 Flinn, Anna 16 F W Can. IN 18 Flinn, G. 13 M W Can. IN 18 Flinn, Julia 9 F W Can. IN 18 Flinn, Jessie 5 F - W Flinn, Ella 21 F W Teacher OH IN 18 Kellar, Jno. 23 M W Butcher Ger. Ger. 18 Kellar, Mary 21 F W ME ME 18 Stewart, Edward 50 MB MO MO 18 Stewart, Mary 49 F B MO MO 18 Stewart, Carrie 14 F B MO MO 18 Stewart, Mary 12 F B- KS Stewart, Jno. 5 M B MO Stewart, Anna 2 F B KS 18 Stewart, Flora 2 F B KS 18 Whipple, David 74 M W Whipple, Almira 66 F W Tyrell, J. R. 43 M W Tyrell, R. 59 F Tyre 11, M. E. T. 17 Maddox, Squire 35 I Ire. Clerk Clerk IL KS Laborer -Mason 18 18 18 18 18 18 MO 18 MA IL IL 19 VI IN 19 W IN IN 19 F W IN IN 19 M B KY MO 19 Clerk Laborer MA 18 �1875 KANSAS STATE lawrence Town:" Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Age Sex Color Ward 4 Birth Where from Occupation Place to Kansas Page Maddox, Wm. 12 M B KS 19 Maddox, Squire 9 M B KS 19 Carr," Wm. 60 M B Carr, Maggie 59 F Watson, Julia 15 Rottstein, M MO MO 19 B MO MO 19 F B MO MO 19 79 M W KY OH 19 Rottstein, Nancy 75 F W KY OH 19 Rottstein, Amanda 46 F W OH OH 19 Spencer, E. M. 31 F W OH OH 19 Spencer, Flora 9 F W OH OH 19 Blew, Harry 33 M B MO AR 19 Blew, Anna 32 F B VA AR 19 Blew, Fannie 2 F B KS Vainen, David 39 M W Vainen, Harry l~ F W KS 19 Vainen, Laura 4 F W KS 19 Mosenbrink, Chas. 24 M W Mosenbrink, Mary 21 F Buch, Josephine 18 Longer, Chas. Laborer Laborer Farmer IN 19 MO 19 Ger. IL 19 W NY MO 19 F W WI MO 19 45 M W Merchant Ger. MO 19 Harper, Jas. 24 M W Farmer IN IN 19 Moak, Jacob 47 M W Speculator NY IL 19 Moak, Maura 44 F W KY 1L 19 Moak, Ella 23 F W IL 1L 19 Moak, Arthur 19 M W IL IL 19 Moak, Wm. 15 M W KS 19 Moak, O. 5 M W KS 19 Moak,Daisy 3 F W KS 19 Hannold, A; G. 38 M W Honnald, M. 30 F W Laborer Book Keeper Clerk OH OH 19 OH OH 19 �1875 KANSAS Volume Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town:... ._. : 19 Age Sex Color Lawrence Occupation COUNTY Ward 4 Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page PH OH 19 NY NO 19~ W NY MO 19 M W WI WI 19 39 M B KY MO 19 Sims, Ella 23 F B MO MO 20 Sims, Maria 19 F B KY MO 20 Williams, Ella 29 F B MO MO 20 Williams, Anna 14 F F MO MO 20 Williams, Sarah 11 F B KS 20 Williams, Jennie 7 F B KS 20 Williams, Wollie 4 M B KS 20 Taylor, Jno. 40 M B Taylor, Adeline 27 F Taylor, Lizzie 10 Woodey., O. Honnald, Anna 3F W Frisbie, Wm. 45 M W Frisbie, Anna 37 F Frisbie, Arthur 11 Sims, Milton Carpenter Farmer Laborer KY MO 20 B MO MO 20 F B KS 60 F. B KY MO 20 Sutton, Nancey 35 F B MO MO 20 Brooks, Henry 26 M B MO MO 20 Brooks, Carrie 24 F B KS 20 Brooks, Jane 3 F B KS 20 McCoy, Chas. Melville, J. N. 19 M B Laborer KS 20 24 M W Laborer IA IA 20 Melville, Mary 24 F W MA MA 20 Nelson, Chas. 29 M W Nelson, Mary 28 F Nelson, Hilda 2 Laborer Laborer 20 Swede Swede 20 W Swede Swede 20 F W KS 20 6/12 F W KS 20 Swedland, Carrie 14 F W Swede Swede 20 Chapman, Hannah 64 F W NH NH 20 Chapman, Hetta 13 F W NH NH 20 Nelson, Alvina Domestic �1875 KANSAS STATE Town; - Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS Lawrence COUNTY Ward 4 Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Place Where from to Kansas Page Hubble, W. O. 40 M W NY WI 21 Hubble, M. C. 38 F W PA PA 21 Hubble, Ella 14 F W KS 21 Hubble, Frank 9 M W KS 21 Hubble, Harry 6 M W KS 21 Hubble, Chas. 2 M W KS 21 Pet,tibone, Mary 18 F W KS 21 G. W. 27 M W Bartheldes, T. W. 22 F Newman, Theo 32 Newman, Bertha Newman, Agusta Name Barthel~es, Newman, Julia Tinner Domestic Prof. Music Ger. Ger. 21 W Mwechant Ger. Ger. 21 M W Baker Ger. MO 21 21 F W NY NY 21 3 F W KS 21 1/12 F W KS 21 Ger. MO 21 Newman, F. 54 F W Allstron, Chas. 58 M W Tailor Swed. Swed. 21 Hutchings, Jno. 38 M W Clerk NY NY 21 Hutchings, J. 31 F W•. CT NY 21 Hutchings, J. 9F W KS 21 4/12 11 W KS 21 Hutchings, Miss Rothwell, Mary 18 F W Domestic KS 21 Johnson, Isaac 16 M B Laborer KS 21 Service, P. W. 36 M W Merchant IN OA 21 Service, M. M. 32 F W PA PA 21 4/12 M W KS Service, Oliver McGim, E. F. 22 M W McGim, M. S. 23 F W Tyner. E/ C. 74 M W Tyner, Mary 71 F W Jenkins, Peter 49 M B Jenkins, Jane 30 F B Clerk Laborer Expressman 21 OH MO 22 NY MO 22 NC MI 22 SC MI 22 VA MO 22 MO AR 22 �1875 KANSAS Town" Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE .: Lawrence Age Sex Color Name Ward Occupation 4 Birth Place Where from Page to Kansas NH NH 20 IN IN 20 IN 20 Warren, Tena 31 F W Diggs, All 24 M W Diggs, Anna 28 F W Can. Diggs, Fred 1 M W KS Davis, Martha 20 F B 8/12 F B McMillan, Alfred 40 M B McMillan, N. 39 F McMillan, Martha 20 McMillan, P. Davis, Lulu Clerk Domestic MO 20 MO KS Laborer 20 20 MO MO 20 B VA MO 20 . F B MO MO 20 18 F B MO MO 20 McMillan, Edward 15 M B MO MO 20 McMillan, Jessie 12 M B MO MO 20 Walker, Jas. 28 M B Laborer MO MO 20 Johns, Henry 29 M W Teamster Wales Wales 20 Johns, Jane 21 F W OH OH 20 Cornwell, Wm. 40 M W NY CO 21 Cornwell, Clara 25 F W OH CO 21 W KS OH ,OH 21 RR Cornwell, '-Miss 1/12 F Winger,"-Viola 18 F W Winger, Edward 21 M W Laborer OH OH 21 Burke, Wm. 30 M W Tinner LA 1L 21 '24 F W 1L IL 21 39 M W OH OH 21 39 F W MA MA 21 2/12 M W KS 21 Glathart, , 6 F W ---:"- K8 21 Taylor, Davud 40 M B Laborer MO MO 21 Udell, Sarah 21 F W OH OH 21 Sparr, R. W. 42 M W VA 1A 21 Sparr, Mary 36 F W 1L Il 21 Sparr, C. W. 10 M W KS Burke, Lizzie Glathart, Jerry 21 I Glathart, Emily Glathhart, Albert Merchant Merchant 21 �1875 KANSAS Volume Name Jenkins, Laura 19 STATE Town-~<_): Age Sex Color CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Lawrence Ward Occupation Birth Where from Place ·to Kansas Page 4 MO- '. 14 F B MO Jenkins,Jno. 10 M B KS. 22 Jenkins, Mary 6 F B KS 22 Jenkins, Ada 4 F B KS 22 Hamilton, J. 32 M B Hamilton, Mattie 24 F Shepherd, Sam' 1. 75 Maddox, Jas. 22 \ Laborer KY TX 22 B MO MO 22 M B VA MO 22 43 M B KY MO 22 Maddox, Sarah 35 F B MS MO 22 Brown, Bettie 21 F B MO MO 22 32 M B MO MO 22 Dickins, Mary 25 F B MS MO 22 Dickins, Chas. 4 M B KS 22 Dickins, Walter 2 M B KS 22 Hamilton, Ben 44 M W Hamil t'on, Mary 40 F Hamilton, Jno. 17 Hamilton, Lizzie Dickin~" Albert Cook Laborer Farmer IL IL 22 W KY IL 22 M W IL IL 22 15 F W IL IL 22 Service, E. J. 25 F W IN IA 22 Strode, T/ S/ 45 M B TN MO 22 Strode, Julia 37 F B VA MO 22 Strode, Jas. 16 M B MO MO 22 Strode, Sam' 1. 14 M B KS 22 Strode, Jessie 4 F B KS 22 Strode, Maurice 1 M B KS 22 Snoddy, M. 17 M B MO MO 22 Ware, Chas. 50 M B KY MO 22 Ware, Mary Ware, Henry 53 F B VA MO 22 20 M B Butcher MO MO 22 Ware, Silas 30 M B Laborer MO Blacksmith . MO 22 �1875 KANSAS Volume Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS Town[ . ,.: Lawrence 19 Age Sex Color Occupation Ward COUNTY 4 Birth Where from Place to Kansas Ware,Rachel 25 F B MO Ware, Ella 8 F B KS 22 Ware, Lotta 4 F B KS 22 Ware, Jessie 1 F B KS 22 Griggs, E. W. 23 M W Griggs, Lida 23 F W Griggs, A. D. 29 M W Griggs, Sarah 29 F Winnie, Maggie 25 Winnie, Henry Laborer MO Page 22 MO OH 23 OH IL 23 NY NY 23 W -OH IL 23 F W NY IL 23 26 M W OH IL 23 Thacher,.B. 46 M B KY MO 23 Thacher, Caroline 40 F B KY KY 23 Thacher, Mary 6 F B KS Thacher, Lou Lee 13 F B MO Johnson, L. L. 26 M W Johnson, H. 26 F Johnson, Henry 2 Knudson, B. Carpenter Mason Laborer 23 MO 23 Swede Swede 23 W Swede Swede 23 M W KS 23 53 F W Swede Swede 23 Knudson, K. 19 M W Swede Swede 23 Knudson, Andrew 10 M W Swede Swede 23 Riley, Jos. 28 M B Riley, Lucinde 26 F B VA MO 23 Herrington, Mary 9 F W MO MO 23 Dorsey, Mary 47 F B Washer KY MO 23 Reeves, Henry 27 M B Laborer Ky MO 23 Sims, Jas. 30 M B Laborer MO MO 23 Sims, Fannie 27 F B MO MO 23 Sims, Jennie 16 F V MO MO 23 Sims, Wm. 15 M B MO MO 23 Laborer Laborer MO Chero. Nation 23 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE Town: _.' -: Age Sex Color Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS Lawrence Ward Birth Occupation Place COUNTY 4 Where from to Kansas Page MO MO 23 MO MO 23 MO 23 Sims, Lulu 9 F B Strode, Frank 34 M B Strode, Anna 27 F B MO Strode, Lizzie 7 F B KS 23 Strode, Sadie 5 F B KS 23 Strode, Nellie 2 F B KS 23 Slater, Melinda 17 F B MO MO 23 Smith, Chas. 34 M W Ger. IN 23 Smith, Rosa 26 F W Ger. IN 23 Smith, Otto 5 M W KS Miegler, N. C. 42 F W Ger. IL 23 Miegler, Jacob 20 M- W Harness Maker NY IL 23 Miegler, Kate 19 F W NY IL 23 Dorsey, -Chas. 15 M B MO MO 23 Dorsey, Martha 14 F B MO MO 23 Miegler, Mary 18 F W NY NY 24 Miegler, Lena 13 F W NY NY 24 Tschil1ing, Agustua 42 M W Ger. IL 24 Houter, M. A. (Hanter)31 F W Bd. House Keeper IL IL 24 24 F W IL IL 24 Hauter, Mary_ 22 F W IL IL 24 Hauter, Wm. 10 M W IL IL 24 Harris, E. 22 M B MO MO 24 Harris, Alice 17 F B MO MO 24 Pitcher, Wm. 49 M B MO MO 24 Pitcher, Wm. 15 M N KS 24 Pitcher, Sam'l. 9 M B KS 24 Pitcher, Fannie 5 F B KS 24 Austin, Lucinda 45 F B Austin, Edward 15 M B Hauter, Nancy ? . Farmer Doctor Laborer Barber Laborer Washer 23 NC AR 24 AR AlR. 24 �1875 Volume Name Austin, Ben Hatz, Jacob Hatz, Mary Hatz, Jos. Hatz, Kate Lugton, Geo~ Diggins, H. Diggins, Mrs. Diggins, Jno. Criely, E. R. Criely, Laura Duncan, Mary Ransom, W. C. Ransom, S. E. Ransom, A. E. Ransom, W. C. Ransom, S. T. Ransom, A. L. Ransom, J. W. Ransom, R. B. Sullivan, Jennie Ludington, R. W. Ludington, Mrs. Ludington, Angie Ludington, Alice Ludington, Wilbur Andrews, Geo. Lewis, Jane Livermore, Jno. Livermore, J. T. Livermore, Jno. Rohe, A. Rohe, Alice Gillmore, Anna Gillmore, Jessie Adams, Luch STATE KANSAS ... Town- 19 -' Age Sex Color 13 51 32 13 7 40 40 40 9 27 20 18 43 40 20 17 6 4' 3 1 20 50 48 19 22 23 18 17 24 23 1 32 21 28 22 20 M M F M F M M F M M F F M F F M F M F F F M F F F M M F M F M M B W W W W W W W W W W B W M W W W W Occupation Tailor Painter Conductor W Clerk Domestic RR Domestic Merchant W W W W W W W Clerk Laborer Domestic Clerk W M W Painter F W W F W Laundress Laundress Laundress F F Ward 4 Birth Where from Page Place to Kansas AR Ger. Ger. KS KS Eng. IL NY W W W DOUGLAS COUNTY Lawrence W Compiled by Dr. Thomas Gorton Typed by Hugh Stouppe CENSUS OH NY AR NY 24 24 NY 21& OH OH OH OH NY NY NY MO MN WI WI WI KS KS KS KS MO MA MA MA MA MA MO IN IN IN KS IA IN OH OH OH MO WI WI WI Wi MO MA MA MA MA MA MO IN IN IN IA IN OH OH OH 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 �:1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS CCUNTJ: - Li\.\'JRENCE Lal'lrenCe Post Off1ce Ward .2 Sect10n Volume 19, -.2 Birth Hhere from Fage No. Color Occupation Place to Kansas , Name Age Sex - Adams, Alice Adams, Tobe Akers, J.B. Akers, Noses Ake.rs, Rhoda Anderson, C. Anderson, Louisa Anderson, Edward Anderson, Edwin Anderson, Levina Anderson, L1zz1e Anderson. Hinnie Anderson, Rachel Atchison, Alice Atchinson. Geo. Atchinson, Geo. At6hinson, Walter , ,Austin, ' Edward Austin. Jane Austin, Bary Austin. Robt. Ballard, Emma Ballard, Joe Ballard, Lily Barber. N. ,Barber. T.A. Baskervale. F'.I'l. Bell. E. Bell. Haggie Bell, Naria Bell, JVlatl1da Bell. R. Bell. Spencer, Berry, Clara Blackburn, Grant Booker, Chas. Booker, Dudley Booker, Edward Booker, Leoma Booker. l'-1ary Booker. Sophia Booker. Wm. Brooks, Ada Brooks. C.E. . HO MO f' H 1:1 F F MO NS IA ~'l W Boarding House XY Ky \'J VA B Laborer VA, , B VA B farmer IH B KS B KS B F' B NT F B VA i,II 1" H I'll H W NI NY 7 1'1 h \~ Dacota Dacota Dacota Dacota 24 9 1" B F B B i-i 'rl LH N F H F F N j'' i F 13 F 7 F' F 2L~ F' B 26 4 62 43 19 12 50 10 3 1/12 7 46 3.2 34 11: B S 16 L~ 5 22 34 1 32 4e 21 9 3 38 23 7 a / 14 5 30 '3 "7 12 7 ,39 F H F :'1 N H F' j'!j l" H " }:I F F F' H F F' l"terchant NY \~ co ' VA KY KS B I- n.R. .'i Doctor Fisher B B E B B B B B B B B B I'll 1"11 Laborer 11 ' 11 11 11. 1~IO NO KY KY 1 I\Y KY 1 NO KY j'ilO IN IN IN F .") IN NY CT NY NV 1 KS KS KS Ind Terr IND 'I'err IJO HO 1 1 1 13 8, KS Hasher 2, 12 ' 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 _5 5 5 6 6 8 NO " vi vJ 13 IA IN IN MI t< I }'1 I 13 13 2 2 KS BO KS hO HO HO 2 IN 2 2 2 4 4 II u KS B KS B l~ KS KS H IN 2 2 ' 2 �Name Age 1 .. Brooks, Chas. 9 Brooks, G. 4 Brooks, Kate }O Brooks ,. W.C. Brooks, W.H. 3 29 Brown, Fannie .Brown, Minnie 5 6 Brown, Rena 15 Bruce, Ada 44 ·Bruce, Charles 20 Bruce, Edwin 1) Bruce, Robt.• 24 Bur11ngton~ Robt. Bussel, B. V. ? 35 '? . ,Bussel, B.C. Bussell,E.S. 28 2/12 Bussell, Nr. Bussell, V. J5 2 Butler, E. 42 Butler, G.K. 2 Butler, Lona )1 Butler, Mary . Butler,N .S. 1W.S. 10 Butler, Paul 7 10 Bu t I e.r , W• S •. 62 Badger, Fannie Badger, Narietta 7 66 Badger, Nelson Campbell, Hiss 25 Canovan, C .A. 30 ·Canovan, J.L. 3) Carver, A.C. 56 26 Carver, C.A. Carver, D.F. 71 . Carver, J.A. )0 Carver, N.L. 1W.L. 35 Carver, Walter Case, B. 3~ Case, C.K. 45 Case, Ella 17 Casper, Anna 1 Casper, Nattie 22 Casper, \'J • N. 25 Chaffee, Sarah 39 Chaffer, Sarat) 39 . Ch1lds, Sam'l. 18 . Church, C.H. .55 Church,·S.G. 45 Birth Where from Page Sex Color Oc C.l!E!:.~.t ion Place to Kansas .No. 1+ ~J F W .F W W W W N fit F F' F'. F W W W w . ~~ W W W W F 1'1 W W W W F W H H W 111 W F F B Herchant Clerk Eng1neer Nerchant I'lerchant Pol1ceman B F·· F· W H W W KS VT . ]vi I KS KY Eng. IN Dentist DressmEl.ker Broom Jliaker ~ NI NI KY IN PA Eng. Ks VT KS VA KS KS KS KY IN KY IN OR Ire. NY IN NA IL IN IN GA IN Of! KY NY W l'tlA N .\~ NY NY F W NY NY N H Herchant NY 1\S NY ~I IN Carpenter NY IN IN IN F' W N W F H B F F M F F 1'-1 B f'l 11 F ~~ IN KS B B 13 13 Cook Washer Washer Farmer Clerk. IviQ JYIO [·'10 I-IO OR OH MO HI OH OH 1'1 A 15 ,15 15 14 '14 14 14 15 14 14 .. \14 14 14 . 14 14 IA F F W 4· 4 4 3 4 1'10 NO HO KS ~l B W \11 HO NO H F' H t1 F KS KS IN Clerk KS Board1 nghousef.'1 0 vi P' t1 1'1 H .i'o1 N r~S 1110 NY NY 14 14 . 1L~ 14 6 6 6 7 6 6 7 7 6 7 7 7 9 9 9 8 8 8 .3 3 13 3 3 �Name Birth Where from Page SexColor Occupation Place to Kansas No. Age Clark, Saml. N B 6 40· Clark, Sarah' B F Clark, Sarah B 1 F Clark, Wm. 4 !II B Clay, L.N. 8 F W Clay, 48 W F Clay,Wm. t~ W Blacksmith 52 ) Cline, Jos. 1'1 W Clayborn, A.E. )1 F \11 .~J Clayborn, Cora F Clayborn, Kate F W 7 Clayborn, Robt. M w R.B-. . )9 Claybourne: See Clayborn ., . Clinton, Lena 24 ~J Domestic F Cole, . America 11 W F Cole, Carry 8 W I" Cole, Grant 2 N 'W Cole, Riram N W Farmer 55 Cole. l'1ary W F 15 C.ole, Sarah 'W .F 45 {II Cole, Wilson .' 2 W .Conns, Chas. J'iI W Operator 19 Cook, Sarah l~8 W .F Cooper Also see Casper Cooper, Andrew N B Hinister' 45 Cooper, Anna 40 F B Cooper, Anna 1 F B Cooper, D. 16 F B Cooper, Nellie 18 F B Covey, Evelina F 52 W Covey, L. 54 M. w . Livery Han Covey, Lincoln ·W H 15 Covey, Nary 10 F W Covey, Thos. 17 l·1 w Covey, Thos. 17 P1 w Covey, Wm. 2 ;~ 111 W Laborer Craig, j\bbie 8 F W Craig, Frank 8/12 M W Craig, M. H W 5 Craig, l'ttery 4 F W Craig,S.E. )1 F W Cramer, Charlotte 58 ·F W Crouch, F.A. M .29 VI R.R. Crouch, f'Ir. 4/12 .11'[ W Crouch, N.C. .)0 F W Cummings, Jennie 16 F W Curtis See Cu'rtiss Curtiss, J.R. 41 . W. Carpenter N Curtiss, N. 45 F W" . Craig, J.R. \.[ .39 I" Merchant .' . j KS KY KS NO KS HO Eng. Eng. HO HO KS KS LA 1'10 IL IL NO NO OR FA t,II . KS' KS KS NY 1L OR KS IL NY IL I;L OH HO NO HO j'.'jO NO IL KS 1'''10 NO ~S KY OR IL IL IL IL IL IA KS IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IA. KS 1) 1) 1) 1) 4 4 '4 2 5 5 5 5 11 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 15 11 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 11 12 11 11 KS OR IA I'll NI· KY KS KY IN KY Ky. In NY 11'1 NY . VA IA IA .11 14 7 7 7 9 10 '10 11 �------I Birth Where from Page Ag£~!:LC01.0r Occupation Place to Kansas No. Name 16, Curtiss, Nellie, 13 Curtiss" Wm. 16 Deal, Anna 46 Deal, 'J. W. 13 Deal, Kate 34 Deal, 1'1. K • 2 Deal. Sarah 4· Deering, Albert 32 Deering, C.J. 7· Deering, Emma 42 Deering, Jno.' Deering, Saml,' 9 Diggins, :Angeline Lt 5 12 Diggins, B. Diggins,' Grace 9 20 Diggins, Jacob 14 Diggins, N. 16 Dodge, Nary 21 Dodge, Roger . 10 Dodridge, Anna Dodr1dge, Chas. R. 8 Dodridge, I.E. 3 Dodrldge, Jno. F. ,57 l' Dodridge, L,.11. Dodrldge, H.J. 35 Dodridge, Wm. 13 Donald~on, E. 54 Downing, Bertie 8/12 46 Downing, E. Downing, J06. 61 DO'tming, Julia 19 Downing, J • W. 25 20 Downing, Nary 20 Drake, Chas. Drake, Noah 25 Duncan, Chas. H. 25 Duncan,J.E. 20 Dunca'n, Jas. H. 29 Duncan, Jno. 5 Duncan,' H.E. J~9 Duncan, Wm. 9 Eastman, Rachel 46 Edwards, A. 32 Edward,s, D.H. 7/L~ Edwards, D.M,. J EdwlJ.rds, 'J . ' 34 Edards , Laura 6 Eldridge, Jno. 32 Lt Eldri.dge, Lily " F' t1 F 1L 1L FA VI W W f,l w R.R. F F F I'! W F' W F H 1'1 F F F N F W F l1 F B B Laborer N F' 1'1 F PA PA 1L KS w W W Ks W W Herchant r~lE HE 11 -11 10 W KS W' VI NY ~~ W Laborer;; W W W W Painter W w.. IL IL 1L IL OR HO IN IN KS IN KS KY , IN W Herchant, OR vJ KY W I1erchant F W ,N N IN OH B ~1O B NO VI KS \1 KY Farmer Farmer W Laborer ~v }1 W Farmer \~ F M \ol VI F W F B N 1>'1 B B B B W F W F NY W M' J'II 11 11 11 N F M F 15 15 15 15 15 IL W Nll11ner I1 10 1'0 IL KS F,', M F F F 'M IA 1A PA FA FA IL In IN OH j':ian 10 11 10 10 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 15 2 HO IN NO IN IL NO NO IN IN VA VA IA ~!O KS KS ' Laborer Livery VA IN VA KS VA KS VA KY IL IL IL IL IL OR ' HO IN IN ') . ,- 2 2 2 2 ,12 12 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 7 8 8 LA HO KS Pi\ KS ~H 7 7 9 9 �Blrthi~here Name.· Ellis, E. Ellis, Henry Ellison, A.G. Ellison, C. Ellison, Jos. Ellison, Lousia Ellison, P. . ETans, Arthur EVans, Arthur Evans. Lucy Evans, Mary Evans.· \11m.: Fincher, Lena Fincher, Jno. Fisher, A.M. Fisher, E. Flsher, E.A. Fisher, F.G. Fisher, H.A. Fisher, H.S. Flsher, Robert Fisher, W.R. Forlin, A.N. Forlin, P .A. Franklin, N.E. Fritz, (:H~s • F'rlt,z, Hary Gaume, . Anna Gaume, Belle Gaume, Edward Gaume, Eva Green, Abraham Green, . Catharine . Grow, Ettie Grow. Jno. A. Grow, J.B. Grow, M.A. GrOli, f-1. E. Hall, Aaron Hall, Ella Hall, 1>lary . Hall. Nr. Haney· See Heney Hardin, Elnora Hardin. Frank Hardin, Jane Hardin, Jas. Hardin, Jno. Hardin, Nancey Age Sex Color Occupatlon __ Plac~o r-, 19 l' 16 ~i B B 1'-1 W 13 37 F \~ l'1 12 )5 F W W W W W \lJ 15 )5 4 11 35. 14 26 F M H F F f'i1 \01 F W Carpenter Tlnner Clerk io1 W 27 W 62 F N· N F' M W W LE\.wyer W R.R. tlr W vJ \Ii vi W 1 61 34 47 L~7 !'Ii F H 19 F )0 H F' 28 32 F F W W VI 9 }I' B )0 H B B 25 F 2 F t:I ill F F' 5 45 9 Carpenter Domestic Gardener B H 4. R.R. W B B .) JUller l>J \lJ W NY NY · KS Eng. r':Y Sweden Sweden IN Ger. Ger. NC Carpenter Canada NY KS IL KS .l~ l/l? F' H W W "1 F B KS' 3 N KS 22 19 N B B B 6 l"! F' B B 4) 8 F' Carpen ter . MO HO Farmer KS K L,)c' . OH OH PA 1) 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 5 16 16 1) 1) I"" 3 .1'-10 2 2 12 12 12 12 12 1) 1) F 39 NY NY Sweden Sweden :2 2 2 KS FA KY AR KS K• ('..J Canada vi H )0 NY NY 8 8 KS · VT ~J OH NY · FA Laborer Can. Can •. Can. Can. Can. t-J-y PA F ~1O NY Eng. OH W \\'iO OH OH OR PA PA NY NY PA )0 32 24 24 HO HO Can. Can. Can. Can. Can. Eng. KS OH from Page KAns~_s_No.:._ FA AR· VJ\ :,.1y ['JY :\!y 1) 12 12 7 7 ? IL 7 7 4 4 IL 4 5 . lL~ l'iO NO 14 14 . ll} 14 14 �.. ,-_._-- . NAme Hard.in, Nelson Hardin, Susan Harding, Also see Har:ding, Cal. Harding, Frank Harding, Pearl Harding, Sarah Harris, D.R. ' HArriA, Francis , Harris, Jno. Harris, Lily' Harris, Lulu Harris, S.J. Harris, Wm. Hart, E. Hart" E.F. Hart, Wrn. Hart, Wm. C. Hathaway, Wm. Hathaway, Hrs. vim. Harvey, Nellie Harvey, Robert Hrl.rvey, Susan Heney, Catharine Heney, Henry, Heney, Jno. Heney, Nary Hewitt, Eliza Holman, Burns Holman, Charles Holman, Hattie Holman, J.E. Holman. L. Howard. H.H. Hoysradt, A. Hoysradt, N.C. Hoysradt, N. Hoysradt, Nellie Hoysradt, 'r .. Hughes, E~ Hughes, Geo. Hughes, Jas. Hunt, Anna Hunter, Ell. Hunter, Fannie Hunter, Porter Jackson, A. Jackson, Emma -B1.rth Where from Page Color Occu.pat 1~~la£~.-l2 Kansas No. ~."-"~---'-.'--'-'-----.'----!'- t .Y5~_§ex 1"'1 F B N t1 F W 1;1 \1 24, 35 11 F M F W W 7 '5 F 42 13 B H&rdtn 29 6 .. ') [1'1 1'10 NO 14 14 ' IN OH 15 OH OR 1',10 1'10. Laborer Nil1er f<J Carpenter W OR Canada NY OH NY HY NY KS tJY IN IN NY NY 20 F 28 9 F 'W W W W J'1 W f';1 ~I F N fiI l'-l F F' !'.J F' F' 1,1 f1 W NY \.J W KS 5 38 11 67 59 10 6 25 ;~ 1 20 35 3 1 7i 2 4 6 29 27 F B B KS VI d.B. j•. j erchan t W LRHyer F' JIl F F Si-+ F' 14 1',,1 69 t'l F J'olI AR AH (110 Ire. Ire. KS GA \v KS W KS .VI IN FA NY w \11 W \.J W W W ~m Dre ,'3 smFll{ er La"r'lyer Dressmaker t';A r!Y FA , r;Y IL 1L 1L OH NY NY NY NY NY NY NY 1<:Y :'.;'1 I',lason B Domestic KY I''IO NO HO 1110 1110 Boa~dlng HouseP }I t·l W F ]',[ \~ W H F ~l . I'll r'iO KY \'J H W 21 \lJI , KS vJ B Clerk 1'·1 30 26 :21 11 50 10 ~)Y W 69 I\~Y i-J ,B W HI NY Fisher Cooper \., N F' B 38 2R NY KS F M, tiJ F 48 37 Can~1.da \lJ .' HI ]110 PA 110 . KS PA FA IL IL 15 15 15 10 10 10 10 6 10 10 1 :1 1 1 10 10 6 6 6 1 1 1 1 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 4 4 4 4 4 13 13 13 16 7 ? ? 1 1 �- - -.. .......--.- .; Name Birth Where from Page Age Sex Color OccuDat1.on Place. to Kansas No. Jacobson, . Anna 48 Jacobson, Emma 18 Jacobson, Gustus 16 24 Jamison, Anna 21 J.amison, Belle 1.4 Jamison. Chas. 16 Jamison, Kate Anna Johns.On, )9 .Johnson, Anna 6· Johnson, Caroline 36 . Johnson, David 25 Johnson, Eliza 55 Johnson, Emma 11 Johnson, Frank .3 4,4 Johnson, Geo. Johnson, Jno. 9 John.son, Jos. 11 Johnson, Josephine 11 Johnson, Julia 16 Johnson, Laura L~ 5 Johnson, Nary 15 Johnson, Hattie 4 Johnson, I"lr. 35 Johnson, Nancy 52 Johnson, Nlls 14 Johnson, l'hos. 50 Jones, Amelia 16 Jones, Arthur 8 1.2 Jones " Frank Jones, Jessie 14 L}9 Jones, Rebecca Jones, Rhoda 12 . "3 Jones, S.A. Jones, Simon 60 Jones, Thos. 6 Joy, A.P. 59 Kaufman,·Chas. 36 Kaufman, E. 2 .Kaufman, Eliza 30 Kaufman, Geo. 3 Kaufman, Nartha 6 Kaufman, Wm. 7 Keith, Alfred '16. " 1? Keith, Chas. Keith, Emma 14 Keith, I • 70 Keith, Judith ,20 Keith, Lucy ·1.0 (.. F F M F F h F F F F IA II IA \1 IA ,IL IL 1L IL B KY IA 1L IL IL 1L NO ·B W (·;0 1'10 Sl'1ed en Sl'leden 1110 HO Dre s sma!cer W Laborer \.J \.[ B B VI J'.\ \01 13 1>'1 F F J'Il F H N F H J'1 1" F F F' p'{ 11 Clerk vi H F F N N F F F' Germany VI \01 . Laborer 1'10- Sweden no' B jllO B l'W ·w SNeden B B W W B j'0'10 HO ~:IO Laborer SHeden KY \~ Sweden VA \~ KS ,W Canada W Canada· ~J Canada W Canad.a \~ Canada VI C!'mada ~J Boarding Eouse Can. W CAnada JUlIeI' Domestic B F ~I \tJ \) Butcher c'r NO Sweden NO NO S\lTeden NO r';o NO Sweden ;'.'[0 B1'led en ~'!O Canada Canada . Canada Canada Canada Canada C~:mad.<1 CRnada OH F'rA.nc e LS PA \'j i'IiD \'J KS KS 1(S OR OH OP., 1L F' F' N F' W {. j i,~ F 'KY Sweden KS . Sweden ~l j"j If i'l F. t·l F Farmer . 1:3 B t1 .l-' B B p ~; Gardner Teacher 10 10 10 15 15 9 15 1) 1) 8. 13 6 8 8 2 8 13 1) 8 2 1) 11 8 2 8 6 14 7 7 7. 7 7 7 7 7 9 15 15 15 .15 15 15 OH 1) 13 Gj\ OH OH OH (jH 0.'1 Of{ DB 1) 13 1:3 13 �--------Name ivr:e L~9 Keith. l1artha. 8 Keith, Salmon 14 Kibbe, Jenne 25 King, Dennis' J King, Ernest 1 King, Herman 19 King, Nancey lh Kirby, Aleck 45 Kirby, Saml. Knight, Jane 55 27 .Lane. Robt . 27 Laptad, A.F. 6 Laptad, Opal' . 32 Laptad, P. 2 Laptad, Pearl Lauber, Cora 9 Lauber, Francis 35 28 Lauber, Nattie 27 Law, Robt. 24 Lee, Harriet 17 L1ndley, Alice Lindley, 1/1. E • 25 54' Lockwood, 21 LOTell, Nattie Lovell Lovewell See Lyons, W.O. 27 14 11cConnell, Eva 48 NcConnell, IvI • 41 HcConnell, S.E. . HcC onnell, Wm. 12 ;:'L~ NcDonald, Anna . 1'1cDonald, Harriet 17 14 HcDonald, \-lm. HcDougall, Dim .?7 "'3 McDogall, Emma ')? McKenna, J.S. NcNair, Aleck 50 NcNl.llr, Clara 19 L~9 ~'lcNalr , Rebecca Zl NcKee, B 62 HcKee, Edward NcKee, F 19 ~1cKee , F'rancl s 56 NcKee, Jennie ': 7 10' 'Hack, Alice .' 9/12 l'1ack, Chas. 4 Nack. Ella Mack, Hannah 39 Mack; Kate, 13 Nack, N. 1~7 ,-~ L..l •• Birth ldhere from Page Plflce t-._v.... Eansas No. Occupntiol1 ColOr Sex I'it E B F 1r/ tft !'/; B H B F B h JI1 F H ~I F F N N F ~v 'W vI F' W N B B w W I-/i W F ~1 \01 \oJ H \oJ F B F B IN EO loW K3. HO NO ],,10 !<.i PA [-,:0 jiiO 1/iO HO IL VT Engineer Laborer R .R. HO Ger. HO NO VA IN Canada IL Ill. Gardner Fisher IN OH OH OR OE OH . OR on NO HO HO Iii 0 . AL IN NY Oh' OH OH N Canada PA I,~ Clerk Carpenter. Clerk' OIl OR ~H (-1.3 I.JI JVi J'I!H F' F F J'iI F F F '. Jil W W W w w 1-;3 Engineer Carpenter IN IA IN W OR IL PA VI W' Laboi'er Ireland 5 5 9 9 3 3 3 1 1 16 ~JI 11~ 1':10 1;0 ' LI- No NO KG . ~i 5 7 WI K3 1(S K3 : Ireland Ireland \oJ 8 .8 14 14 . KS .. \~ VI IA 15 15 15 9 9 Blac}csmi th H 8 8 8 8 . IN OH OH OH B F 3 3 3 7 1.5 \lJ W hi· J IL 1A N F I'l I''! F 13 13 5 3 3 8 KS W W .F N F' F'Elrmer Farmer OH OH fl]O ]'1:0 Laborer Lawyer[·'iC; . Scotland ~1 KS H VI' W Herchant F N Laborer B 11 F OH IN' B W W F' F 1\Y NY 4 4 4 4 12 12 12 39 12 . 12 �, Name " Birth Where from -Page Place to Kansas No. OccuE8tion Color ABe Sex 42 Nelos, Jas. L~ 1 Nelos, Catharine Nelos. I'1aggie 7 12 Nelos, Nary Noacker, See Noaker 45 Noaker, E. 15 Noaker, Emma 12 Noaker, J. 20 Noaker, N.E. 25 Noaker,. S.C. Nottingham, A. 35 20 Nottingham, Anna ---Hr .1/12 Nottingham, 46 Oliver, Chas. 13 Oliver, Chas. Oliver, Geo. 9 16 Oliver, Julia 27 Oliver, Nartha )1 Osborn, Adelia Osborn, Agnes 5 40 Osborn, Arthur 1 Osborn, Celia ? 7 Osborn Francis ,} 5 Packard, ---Hr. It-4 Parsons, Betty Parsons, F. 7 Parsons, Henry 53 12 Parsons', Hilda 2 Parsons, Wm. 40 Peterson, A.P. 10 Peterson, H.N. Peterson, 1.J. )8 2 Peterson, Ida Peterson, In:o. 5, Peterson, O.S. 13 Peterson, P.A. 15 PetTie, Ed1'mrd 19 Petrie, H. 59 Petrie, Hary 16 Petrie, R.R. 1)5 Pettibone, !"laria 20 Petty, F. 65 Petty, J.W. 63 JL} Philbrick, Byron Pinchard, B. 33 Pinchard, Emma· ' 18 Pinchard, Jessie 8 Pinchard, Jos. 45 Pinchard, Wm. 14 Ire. Ire. KS 11 VI II. IL F W W BD KS KS HO IL IL IL F Jvt F' F F 'F H F 'H M \oJ Laundress W Stock Dealer W ~1 H W vI R.R. ltJI IL IL IL WI KS NY NY M W F F W itJ MO NO ' F H Cnn. IN F W KS ~1 F F' l~ F F r,! I~S W n.R. H W 'W W W vi H.R. Laborer Cnn. KS IN IL ,Sweden Sweden S\'leden Sweden KS S"leden Sweden IN 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 11 11 11 11 11· 5 5 5, 5 TN 5 IL 15 Sll'leden 8 SI'leden 8 Sweden 8 Svleden 8 F' til W W ~1 F W Fisher W F' W S~1eden F 1'1 N H T/I KS W KS , Fisher W Fisher Sweden SNeden IL Scot. IL Scot. S\'leden :3 Sweden 3 IL 8 IL 10 IL 10 IL 10 ]\II IH 1',10 ~l 1\'1 ~1 F F M F w F ' H KS KS H . IL W R.R. W W H F ~~ flj \~ W Tailor W w Farmer W Carpenter W NJ NJ ]'/;1 8 S~leden Sweden Sweden J 3 3 3 3 HO 111 14 3 3 7 F' w PA F IL H W' NY NY' NY NY ,1 Eng. NY NY 1 F [vi' H W Nason W NY 1 1 1 �,. "~ Name Birth Where from Page Age Sex Color _OCCUP!:lt ion _1:1.80e to Kansas No. 6 1'1ack, Haggie 18 Mary, Hack, 29 Nacomber:, A. I. , Nacomber, D.O. 3~ Hacomber, Florence 5 16 Nason. Albert 30 Hason. E.H. 2 Mason, Ernest 14 Hason. 1. 13 Hason, Josephine 40 L.P. Nason. 26 Mason, Nary 4 Mason~, Ivlyrand 29 'Hason, WI!l. l'lat tis on , Chas. 35 Nattison, Chas. J • 11 25 I1attison, Hattie 21 Mayberry ,Elijah See II1e1 vin Meloin 18 Helvin, Anna 26 J'/fel vin, DaVid. 61 t1e1 vin, Hannah 22 Nerrill, Frank 10 Hiller, Ada 42 IH11er, Anna 1 l'H11er, Ella 13 Hiller, Ettie 13 tUller, Fannie I'1iller, Nary 7 4 Moore, C.G. 1 Hoore, E.W. !I[oore, Jason B. 40 Hoore, Lousia 25 Noore, N.J. 7 IF) Mosely, A.E. 11 Mosely, E. L., Nosely, l!.dward 51 '6 i~'[osely , I.N. 1) Nosely, H.E. Hosely, Mabel 50 J'o1osely, W.M. 9' Murray, AdA 12 Murray, Frank' J 16 l'lurray, l'-lary 'I ' 14 Murray, Luc,retia }v[urray, SarEth 36 Nurray, Thos. 40 Neiff, ----25 See Nelos ' Nelo. Ne1oe, See ,Nelos ; F' F F M F ~! H, W W W R.R. W W KS FA PA IA W W I"ill. W Domestic LA. H F' W' Blacksmith Jv1 W K8 \~ B KS NY HO Laborer Driver VII NY WI [\;Y !:IX B Laborer 'TX F H W Clerk fiiercharlt , FA F F F F' I" F M H F F F H 1'1 ' .W W Operator PA PA OR NO 1:10 B ,B B NO KS W HO B HO B KS B B KS B 8chool" TeacherTN B B \oJ, W 1;1 w OR ["techanic OR FA CH ,Eng. KS F F W KS F \oJ FA F '? F \oJ, \oJ \oJ \oJ 1'1 F F F 11 M W W W w. l-jO AR AR ' N, 11 F' F 3 HI ~] rll IA NY H PA PA . P .1\ Of! HO HO 1"[0 1'-10 NO OH OR OR FA OH PA Pl\ KS KS 'reacher R.R. ' 5 5 6 14 14 ~-IO F 5 IA filA 1{S B W W 1'1\ WI WI KS F Iv! F F H 12 12 1(S KS OR NO NO· MO OR OH NY HO NO ? NA 6 14 12 14 12 16 16 . 16 8 15 14 14 15 8 8 8, 9 19 8 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 11 11 11 11 11 .' 11 . 15 �; Name' Age Sex Color B F. 13 Powey, Alice H F' Putman, E.N. ?E.H. 4? W F 11 Putman, , J. M W .48 Putman, P. W F' 27 Ramsdell, Anna W )0 .. M 'RRmsdell, Geo. Read, See Reed W N 47 Reed, David W N Reed, f'red 7 11 F Reed, Kate ~ L}2 .',.} F Reed, r1. F. ",/ F 18 Reed, Hartha, . 20 F W Reed, Mary' ~~ F 17 Reese, Ettie W N 6 Reese, Fred W 19 . 11 Reese, Henry \4 t1 Reese, Herman 53 W F 15 deese, I1ary W F 54 Reese, Rachel See Rh t nehe imer .' Reinheimer, W 1" Rhlnehelmer, Alice )1 W M Rhineheimer, D. 32 W N 2 Rhineheimer, Fred H F Rhinehelmer, Hattie 6 N 41 Richards, C.H. 'W ~J .F Richards, Cora 15 18 F' W .Richards, E.L. W '1'1 Richards, Elmar 13 42 1'1 W. Richards, H.B. Iv! W Richards, Harry 5' w 16 F Richards, IDA E. W F Richards, Josephine16 vJ F' Richards, .N.J. )6 F W Riley, Hattie 39 40 W Riley, Jas. f'l I,j hO W Riley, W.S. 20 . W F.W~ l' 1 Ritzman, 1"[ Robinson, Frank 4 VI Robinson, Jane F W 54 Jl Robin son, . Jno. 1 H 27 . 29 Robinson, Jvlary F w Robinson, Nary W 2,2. F Robinson, Stella 2 W F Ross. Grace F B 23 2'6 I-I B Ross, Jacoq Rud, See Heed Rulan, D. F' H 5 f{ Saule, Nathew W 35 Scott •. Otis 16 fit "'1 9ccu pation Birth Where from Page Place to Kansas No. NO . 'lA Herchant IL NH HE Engineer . NE Laborer Farmer IN IN IN IN KS IN NC K" .:) IN IN IN Clerk Laborer IN IN NC IN IN 13 4 4 4 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 WI 11 11 IL 11 19 11 OH . 'OH 2 '2 OR 2 OH 2 OR 3 2 NA f1A IN lit A HA IN 8 8 .1 11 1 8 14 14 14 14 HI . 1 L~ KS MO HO 14 13 13 v'r Ire. NY VT KS Labqrer f'iiE l>IE IN IN WI KS KS HI Carpenter OH SchoolTeacher OH CH Carpenter OH KS OH KS NY H.R. vr IL v·r IN KS KS IN Wagon'l'Iaker Laborer Doctor· Clerk l'10 NO KS OE 1'~O 11 IL Ire. 1L vr IN NO OH He 10 13 5 �. Name Birth Vlhere from Page Age Sex Color Occ1lgtlon _Place_· to.J;.ansa§..~_._ See Scruggs Scrubbs, F Scruggs, .Jane 70 11 Searing, Anna F Seaton, Rebecca F' 17 Sea.ver, See Seavin H Se~vln, Hr. 50 Ser1ng, .Caroline F 45 N Sering, Clinton 47 Shaw, E. 24 F Shaw, Jno. 30 t'l Shaw, Sarah F 54 til Shaw, .Wm. 1 Shoop, C.E. F 31 Shoop, Edith 11 F Shoop, Grace 6 F Shoop, U.R. !II 49 .p Sherwood, Sarah 47 Smith, Amanda F 15 Smith, Anna F' 15 Smi th, Anna F 38 Smith, Bella 11 F Smith, D.G. F 9 ]v! Smith, Frank 6 Smith, Frank 8/12 1'1 Smith, H.S. H 56 Smith, Henry 18 H Smith, Jno. H 30 Smith, Hrs. Jno.· 28 F Smith, Lee 20 M Smith, L1zz1e P Smith, N.B. 12 F Smith, Ninnie 11 F t,1 Smith, Ne"'lton 38 Smith, Wm. 4 N Smith, W.R. L~5 F Smith, Zella 1 1. F . Spamz:ler, A.E. 9/12 M Spangler, C •\-1 • r'.. 1'-1 Spangler, H. W. 28 J.T Spangler, N.A. orHA24 F Stanley, Chas.· C. 8/12 1·'1 . 2'6 Stanley, P~H. F Stanley., L.T. 30 . H .p Starrett, A.C. 1:3 Starrett, A.L. 1 F' Starrett, B~D. 11 N Starrett, H.E. 38 F Starrett, .J .N. i8 H Starrett, P.G. .N 5 Starrett, R.B. 30 1-1 ., B .w B \~asher VA HO KS Domestic 1"11 r'Il W Civil EnglneerHI \,·;1 W W IN IN IA IL IL w \~ 1\1 Gardner Clerk W W H W· vi W Miller W B B B ·VI IN IA OH OH KS OR OH OH ND NY KS KS KY KS IL W B Nurserywan ·B Laborer W Laborer W W B H 1< .s TN OR OH KS KS B LRborer B w KY OH I.~ K(~ vi K8 KS School 'I'ef1c herr N P!\ W KS. w Clei'k H \~ vi. liierchant l,,j IL HI HI NY OR OH . \H ·hY 1,01 I IN IN NY NY 11 IL - 1,'10 IL IL IL . KS I'~E 12 12 15 15 1.5 15 6 5 5 5 4 5 10 4 ...I 10 10 . 5 10 4 5 5 5 ·4 5 1\10 ME IL 15 5 5 12· 1.2 c: ,.... W \,J il} VI W 1\1 KS KS c ...I 5 KE3 I,n W B w IL KS ,W \oJ OH OH OH OH 13 11 IL IL 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 16 ·16 16 16 16 16 16 �. Name' "Sirth \.jhere from Page Age Sex Color OccupatlQn. P.lace to KansRs No. Starrett, R.R. See Starrett, R.B. 16 StRrrett, R.M. F VI Starrett, R.lvI. W F 7 F VI Starrett, S.T. 19 H \~ starrett, T.L. 9 Starrett, 'vJ.A. 1'1 w 43 18 Stopher, Francis H Domestic F 11 W Farmer Straker. Robt. 34 Sweeney, Kate 20 W F • \<1 Sween'ey, Kate 18 F Sweeney, Jno. N W R.R. 29 Sweeney, . H~ 2 N W Taskett, V.C·. 24 W F Taylor, Emma 2 F B Taylor, Jos. N B Farmer 50. .N Taylor, Jos. 4 B 1',1 Taylor, L. 16 B rraylor, Lucy. 10 F B Taylor, Nary B F 38 Taylor, Nary B F 7 Taylor, Wm. H B 17 Valencour,Eda \v Domestic 13 F Vaillancourt; See Valencour Weingartener, E. W F 32 t,.leingartener, Henry 7 N. W Weingartener, Lewis38 H W Nerchant Welch, Jno. Iv! v1 Laborer 55 Westform, Hr. 28 N W Carpenter White, Jas •. 27 w Farmer f1 White, Jas. N 13 B White, Lyon' S 1·1 H White, Nary 19 'vJ Ii' .1.J White, Saml. 1 \~ Wilcoxson, Anna 60 F W Peddler Williams, Alex j"i B Laborer 25 Williains, Barney 60 Ii B Laborer Williams, Barney fl/12 J.l B Williams, Edward 8 N B \oJ111i /UIl s , Emily 18 F B Williams, Eva 2 F B Williams, G.D .. 22 F E ~~chooll' ellcher ~Hl11ams , Henry H 2.3 B Laborer Williams, J. )0 'N B W1lliams, 11aria .F B 59 W.1lliams, Fiary 24 F B Williams, Hilton J'.l 3 B Williams, Nellie 'F 3 B· .Williams, Sarah F B 5 .Wood, Anna 12 F \.J Wood, Emma 2-2 .. F W IL KS NE IL 16· IL 16 16 16 2 7 11 KS 1'·lE IA Eng. ES Ire. Ire. KS KY . KS NO IL . An Eng. Ire . Ire. 11 11 NO 11 7 12 .12 12 12 12 HO 12. i'.IO 12 12 KY KS KS KS 1:10 16 KS HO Can. Can. 6 Ger. NY 1 1 KS Ger. Ire. EA KS HO KS t10 IL Ire. fiLA r·lO [',10 KS NC I\Y KY IL no 1'·;0 KS 1<:8 AR AR KS OH KY KY VA. [·10 NE 1\10 l. iO NO gO KS KS KS HD VA l·m i·iD 1 11 15 3. 9 3 3 3 15 9 9 9 9 9 9 6 9 9 19 9 9 9 9 1 1 �Birth Vlhere from Page Ase Sex Color Occu·pa t 1 on· Flace to Kansas . No. Name· . Wood, Frank 19 Wood, J.R. 34 16 Wood, Jonas Wood, N.C. 58 Wood, W.A. 59 Yokes, Julia 38 Young, Frank Mrs .' ?55 1',1 1-1 Jor F; N. F F' Typed by Donald W. Vaughn . . ~ W W Laborer VJ VA. 1.<I w VI B VA . VA VA Peddler l"lD ND MD VA ND ND NC KY IL NO 1 1 1 1 1 15 8 �$! ; ' .. 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS-DOUGLAS COUNTY-LAWRENCE CITY Post Office Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, Section 6 Birth Where from Ap,e Sex Color Occu12ation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name ._ ..... Coker, Robt •. Coker, E. Coker, Anna Coker, 11. Clark, J.S. Burnett, Stephen Burnett, Eliza Burnett, Ben Burnett, L.A. Burnett, L.J. Frazer, P. Frazer, 'Ellen Frazer, JVI • A.. Frazer, Frank Frazer, Fred Nesburgh, Hoses Underwood, P. Underwood, Jane Underwood, Julia Underwood, Mary Underwood, Hattie Bell, Jno. Bell, J.A. Francis, M Winchester, Scipio Winchester, E. Letcher, Grant Clark, Bryant Clark, M.J. Baxter. E. Seaton, Susan C'raig, Green Craig.JVIaria Lewis, Anna Lewis, Carrie Anderson, Squire Irvin, H. Irvin, N.A. Irvin, Geo. Irvin, H. Irvin, Alice Irvin, Julia Maher, M. Naher, Anna M Mul. 49 Nul. F 49 12 Nul F l'1 Nul. 50 Iv! Nul. 9 N B 30 B F 39 N B 7 4 B F 1 F B M Mul. 33 F Nul. 30 F Nul 7 M ~'lul 3 5/12 1'1 f lul f"I W 65 40 M W F W 4§ 10 F W W 8 F 1 F W Iv! B 56 F B 58 F B 25 N B 55 60 F B 4 1'-1 B H B 45 40 F B 2/12 1'1 B 22 F N 52 B 48 F B 27 F B 1 F B 8 M B rvr B 35 30 F B 8 N B Ivl 10 B F B 5 2 F B 1"1 52 W 65 F W Laborer Labo!r'er Laborer Laborer 1 Gardener R.R. Domestic Farmer Laborer Laborer Washer Farmer Farmer Tn Tn Oh Tn Ni NC La Ks Ks Ks Ky Ky Ks Ks Ks Va Pa Pa Pa Pa Ks Tn Ar Mo Ky Ky Ks NC NC Ks ~11 Ky Tn Ar Ks Ni Ky No Ks Ky Ks Ks Ireland Ireland Tn Ni Mi Mi Hi Ar Ar r'To Mo Ya Ga Ga Ga Ga Ar Ar No 1'10 Mo Ni Ni Ni No Ar Ar Mi Mo f>10 Mo Wi Wi 1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-6 1-7 1-8 ' 1-9 \ 1-10 1-11 1-12 1-13 1-14 1.-15 1-16 1-17 1-18 1-19 1-20 1-21 1-22 1-23 1-24 1-25 1-26 1-27 1-28 1-29 1-30 1-31 1-32 1-33 1-34 1-35 1-36 1-37 1-38 1-39 1-40 2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 "'/- - �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 12, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occu:2at10n Place to Kansas Page-1ine Name fl[ B Labourer No No Drake, Henry 39 2-5 fl[o B I-10 F Drake, Lizzie 2-6 37 21 Laborer M B Ks Drake, J.H. 2-7 Laborer Ks Drake, N.B. 19 2-8 f:I B B F Ks Drake, Lucy 17 2-9 B Ks Drake, T. 13 F 2-10 10 N B Ks Drake, W. 2-11 B 8 N Drake, N. Ks 2-12 B 2 JvI Drake, Chas. Ks 2-13 l'I B Laborer Carr, Hard1n Ky Mo 38 2-14 B Carr, Lizzie F Mo Mo 29 2-15 B F Ks Carr, Lous1a 2-16 9 B Carr, Charles Ks 7 N 2-17 Carr, Ida F B Ks 2-18 7 1/12 M B Carr, Mo Ks 2-19 Dan1els, Chas. Ks 2-20 9 M B B 6 Daniels, Belle F Ks 2-21 B Mayes, Caesar 1'1 Ky Plaster Mo 33 2-22 B 1'1ayes, Ellen F Ky 32 Mo 2-23 B Hayes, 1'1 • J • F Ks 5 2-24 f1ayes, Wm. 2 M B Ks 2-25 Dean, Rachel F 58 Tn Tx 2-26 Hall, Jno. M. M B Farmer 23 1'1i 111 2-27 Hall, Caroline F B Tx 35 Tx 2-28 Christian, Agustus 14 M B Tx Tx 2-29 Christian, L. 11 B F Tx Tx 2-30 Gage, M.F. 6 B F Ks 2-31 Jackson, Frank B 1'1 R.R. Tn 33 1'10 2-32 Jackson, I'iary B F 32 Ar Ar 2-33 Jackson, H.B. 16 M B Ar Ar 2-34 Jackson, Oma B F 15 Ar Ar 2-35 Anderson, Oma F B 9 Mi Mi 2-36 Jackson, Emma 1 F B Ks 2-37 Harris, N.P. W F 37 Hi I'1i 2-38 Harris, Frank 14 M W Ia Ia 2-39 Drake, N.C. 24 F B 1'10 1'10 2-40 Harris, Belle 14 F W Ia Mi 3-1 Harri s, Howard 1' 1 W 7 Ks 3-2 McCurdy ? N W I'1erchant 37 Me Me 3-3 McCurdy, Gertrude 24 F Ire. Ire. 3-4 HcCurdy, Peter 21 IvI W Scot. Scot. 3-5 Kane, Rosa F W 15 Domestic 1'10 Mo 3-6 Mallison, Sawl N W 43 R.R. NJ Pa 3-7 Mallison, Sarah F W 37 Pa Pa 3-8 Mallison, N.M. 17 M W Pa Fa 3-9 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 121 Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Age Sex Color OccuEation Place Name Mallison, E.E. Pa 15 F W Pa Mallison, H.H. 13 M W 11 F W Mallison, N.D. Pa 8 F W Fa Mallison, L.E. W F Ks MallisO!h O.B. 3 1 F W Ks Mallison, F.M. 41 M W R.R; Fa Ridgeway, R.M. F W Ridgeway, Sarah Fa 38 16 F W Ridgeway, A. Pa 12 M W Ridgeway, Howard Fa 10 M W Ridgeway, Harry Pa Ridgeway, Arthur 6 M W Ks Ridgeway, Hattie 4 F W Ks 40 M W Fincher, A.,F. R.R. Pa Fincher, Aramenta Pa 37 F W Finc_er. Wm. Fa 7 M W 4 F W Fincher. Carrie Ks Flngher, Harry Orm~ Martha Alexander, M.W. Alexander, S.S. Alexander, Herbert Alexander. Chas. Alexander, Emma Mathews, Emily Tutt. Wm. Tutt, C. Tutt, M.F. Tutt, Josephine Tutt. Jno. Tutt, Robt. Tutt, Ezra 'Townsend, Jacob Townsend, Mary Townsend. Albert Townsend. Geo. McCage, Thos. McCage,Eliza McCage. Pewcey McCage, Nellie McCage. Olive McCage, Josephine Millner. Wm. Millne~:;}, M. . M111noer, F.E. Millner, W.W. M1llner, S.E. M1_~lner, Geo. D. ."-" ,- .,--- -, \ ," \ ,:,'\, -. - 2 19 50 42 7 4 1 42 30 23 9 6 15 4 5/12 32 28 3 1 53 34 13 9 7 55 49 22 19 13 7 (~i M F M F M M F F M F F F M M M M F M M M F M F F W W W W W W W B B B B B B B B B B B W W W W Laborer Laborer Janitor w W w M W W Ks Te NY NY Ks Ks Ks In Mo Mo Ks Ks Mo Ks Ks Mo Mi Ks Ks Farmer t- -. - In Mo Mo Mo Mo Mi .Ia ,Ia Ia Ks Ks ~ Te Ia Ia Fa Pa -~ Pa Pa Pa II Pa NY W Fa Fa Pa Fa Pa NY Pa Ks Ks 1<:s ill M F F M M Domestic Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-Line Pa 3-10 Pa 3-11 Pa 3-12 Fa 3-13 . ,-. 3-14 3-15 3-16 3-17 3-·18 3-19 3-20 3-21 3-22 3-23 3-24 3-25 3-26 3-27 3-28 3-29 3-30 3-31 3-32 3-33 3-34 3-35 3-36 3-37 3-38 3-39 3-40 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-:4 4-5 4-6 4-7 4-8 4-9 4-10 4-11 4-12 4-13 4-14 4-15 4-16 4-17 4-18 :'-'.-', �1875KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 12, Sectlon 6 Blrth Where from Pa e- Line Name e Sex Color Occu ation Place to KsM B Colman, Wm. 8 Barber Mo Al -19 B Colman, C. F Mo Tn. 4-20 50 F B Martin, Sa.l,lna Ks 4-21 7 Thompson, T:~~;~·""· M B R.R. Va Co 32 4-22 -:';;:'Mo B 26 F Thompsom, Anna Co 4-23 M B Thompson. Geo. 8 Mo Co 4-24 c·o M B Thompson. Wm. 6 Co 4-25 4 M B Thompsou, Ellsworth Ks 4-26 46 M B Drake, L. Farmer Mo Mo 4-27 F B Drake, -Anna Mo Mo 4-28 39 Drake, Josephlme 18 F Mo Mo 4-29 20 M B Drake, Stewart Farmer Mo Mo 4-30 Drake, Geo. M B 13 Ks 4-31 11 M B Drake, Isaac Ks 4-32 M B Drake, Wm. 8 Ks 4-33 M B Drake, Wm. R.R. Mo 23 Mo 4-34 Drake, Sarah 21 F B Mo . Mo 4-35 Drake, Raymond 1 M Ks 4-36 Smith, W.K. M W Gardner NY NJ 59 4-37 W Sm~th, Matilda F 45 In II 4-38 W Smlth, M.B. F 30 Ky Ky 4-39 Ml1ner, M W 13 Ks 4-40 68 Harrls, Lizzie F B Va Ar ~-1 Morgan, Jannice 60 F B Va Ar 5-2 Thomas ,M. F B 23 Mo Mo 5-3 Perry, Austin M B 70 Va Mo 5-4 F Mitchell, M. 41 W NC Ia 5-5 Mitchell ,Laura 14 F W Ia Ia 5-6 Whlte, Wrlght M B 56 Laborer NC Mi 5-7 White, Sarah B F 56 Ky M1 5-8 White, Wright 22 M ~ II.R. In In 5-9 Wh1te, Susan B F 19 M1 M1 5-10 White, Ellen 16 F B Ml M1 5-11 Snl11en, Ida B 6 F Mi Ml 5-12 McCoy, w. M B Laborer 35 Ky Ia 5-13 Mcqoy, Evellne 24 F B Mo Mo 5-14 ¥c\.ioy, Edward M B 7 Ks 5-15 McCoy, Eva B 4 F Ks 5-16 McCoy, Bertle 9/12 M B Ks 5-17 N Myers, Pr1nce B 31 Laborer Al Al 5-18 Myers, D. F B 38 Al Al 5-19 Prlnce, Harriet F 13 B Al A1 5-20 Shannon, M. 22 B F Mo Mo 5-21 Stewart, G.A. M B 3 Ks 5-22 Prince, Rlley M B 9 AI Al 5-23 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, Section 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color OccuEation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Prince, Lulu A1 Al 5 F B 5-24 4 M B ~rince, . Na than Al Al ," 5-25 'i'yson, Sawl I.rardner Tx 67 M W Pa 5-26 Tyson,E. Oh 56 F W Tx 5-27 Ty s on. M. N~ . Clerk In Tx 33 M W 5-28 Campbell, Thos. R.R. 36 M W In In 5-29 Campbell, L. 34 F W In In 5-30 Campbell, Geo. 8 M W In In 5-31 Campbell, Bertie Ks 3 M W 5-32 Campbell, Jos. M W In In 5 5-33 Campbell, Cora In 7 F W In 5-34 Campbell, Nellie 1 F W Ks 5-35 Campbell, Mo 1/12 M W Ks 5-36 Ritche, W.L. Painter Mo II 57 M W 5-37 R1tche, Harriet 50 F W Tn II 5-38 R1tohe, Frank 17 M W Clerk II II 5-39 Ritohe, Chas. II 13 M W II IT 5-40 B Wh~te, Jesse R.R. 25 1\1 M1 Mi 6-1 White, Mary 24 F B Mo Mo 6-2 Stephens, G.W. M W 63 Carpemter Oh II 6-3 Stephens, E.R. W 50 F Oh II 6-4 Forward, M.W. 28 M W Carpenter NY II 6-5 Forward, Kate 22 F W In In 6-6 Forward, Nellie 2 F W Ks 6-7 Forward, Cora 4/12 F W Ks 6-8 McPherson, J.P. 47 M W Farmer NC In 6-9 McPherson, E.D. 30 F W In In 6-10 McPherson, F. M M' W Ks 6-11 (',;1 MoPherson, Elmar M W Ks 6-12 Miller, David 69 M W NC In 6-13 M11ler, Lyddy F W 69 Weaver NC In 6-14 Ruhart, henry M W Farmer 56 Pa Pa 6-15 Ruhart, Catharlne F W 37 Pa Pa 6-16 Ruhart, Ida E. 10 F W Pa Pa 6-17 Ruhart, W.B. 2 M W Ks 6-18 Rusart, Agustus 35 M W Pa Pa 6-19 Harris, Louisa 62 F W Va II 6-20 Harrls, Jas. D. 16 M W 11 ' 11 6-21 Tolles, W.H. 22 M W R.R. Ky Ky 6-22 Tolles. F.M. 21 F W Mo Mo 6-23 Tolles, luther 1 M W Ks 6-24 Morrls, Iah A. 8 F W Ks 6-25 Whipple, T.B. 30 M W Shoemaker NY NY 6-26 Whipple, Sarah 29 F W In 11 6-27 Whipple, E.J. 4 M W Ks 6-28' 1875 ! ..,. �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Whipple, E.F. Ks 3 F W 6-29 Whipple, A.O. 1 F Ks 6-30 Purce1, D. 16 F w 11 II 6-31 W Main. Catharine F 32 Scot. Md 6-32 Main. Allen Md 7 M W 6-33 Main, Mary Ks 5 F 6-34 Harmon, B.F. M W 43 Carpenter Va Ia 6-35 Harmon, F.J. 44 F W Via Ia 6-36 M' W 21 Harmon. W.H. Painter Va Ia 6-37 16 Harmon. J.W. M W Va Ia 6-38 Harmon, M. C • F W 13 Va Ia 6-39 Harmon. C.L. 10 M W Va Ia 6-40 Harmon, H.L. Ks 3 F 7-2 Byeriy. Bertie F W 71 Va Ia 7-3 Howar.d. Calvin 41 M W R.R. Nh Nh 7-4 Howard, Maggie F W 27 Ky Ky 7-5 Howard, Belle Ks 5 F W 7-6 Wilson. W.B. M W Engineer ~8 In In 7-7 Wilson. Amelia W F 23 Pa Ia 7-8 Harmon. B.V. 7 F W Ia Ia 7-:1" . Ky Townsend, P. B F 70 7 ;'9': Mo Townsend, Anna B 22 F 7:f'~~' Washer Mo Mo Townsend, Reuben, 3 M Ks 7-11 Jackson, L.F. 44 M W Merchant Mo Mo 7-12 Jackson. I-l.A. F W 43 Oh M~(), 7-13 Jackson. Ella 11 F Ks 7-14 Dicker" A.J. 32 M W Merchant Eng. In 7-15 Dicker. E.G. F 27 In Mo 7-16 Dicker, Lotta W 3 F Ks 7-17 Dicker, Alpha 6/12 F W Ks 7-18 Miller, Harriet 42 F W 11 11 7-19 Houston. E.W. 28 M W Clerk Ky Pa 7-20 Houston, Eliza 62 F W Pa Oh 7-21 Quinley. Jno. 50 M W Ire. Pa 7-22 McBryant 29 M W R.R. Ire. Ire. 7-23 McBryant, Bridget 28 F W Ire. Ire. 7-24 f.lcBryant, Mary 6· F W Ks 7-25 McBryant. Lizzie 4 F W Ks 7-~6 McBryant, Kate 2 F W Ks 7-27 Johnson. King 35 M B' Laborer Ar Ar 7-28 Johnson, Josephine 30 F B Ky Ky 7-29 Johnson, Henry 11 M B Ar Ar 7-30 Johnson. Warner 7 M B Ks 7-31 Johnson, Wm. 3 M B Ks 7-32 Johnson. Edward 1 M B Ks 7-33 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name 1 C,,;;' F Ks B Johnson, Hattie 7-34 Ks F B Johnson, Ella 7-35 9 Brick Mason Ar Ar M B Clay, Henry 7-36 39 Mo Ky B Clay, Clara F 36 7-37 II M W R.R. In Aklrs, J. 7-3& 37 Akirs, Amanda F II II W 30 7-39 II M W II Akirs, O11ver 8 7-40 M W 6 II II Akers, Edgar 8-1 6/12 F W Ks Akers, Maud 8-2 Lewis, Lawson M B Ky Mo Laborer 23 8-3 B F Lew1s, Bettie Va Mi 17 8-4 B Lewis, Nora 3/12 F Ks 8-5 Nailer, O11ver M W Carpenter Mi Mi 34 8-6 Nailer, M.J. F W In In 30 8-7 1 F W Nailer, Josephine Ks 8-8 Cole, Freeman 28 M W Yard Master N H Wi 8-9 W Cole, H.B., 22 F Pa Pa 8-10 Cole, Ada 7/12 F W Ks 8-11 40 Haynes, Anna F W Mo Washer Mo 8-12 Guam, Nellie 14 F W Mo Mo 8-13 Haynes, L.B. W 6 F Ks 8-14 Haynes, Wilurn 4 M W Ks 8-15 Troutman, Ella W F 19 Pa Pa 8-16 Fitzpatrick, Thos. 57 M W Carpenter Ky Ia 8-17 Fitzpatrick, Nancy 53 F W Oh Ia 8-18 Fitzpatr1ck, Jno. 27 M W Laborer Ia Ia 8-19 F Fitzpatrick, Jenn1e23 Ia Ia 8-20 Lew1s, Wm 18 M W Laborer Ia Ia 8-21 N1cholson, C.L. ;~~~s:'" 40 M W 0h m"a 8-22 Nicholson, A.L. F W Wi 33 Ia 8-23 Nicholson, N.H. 10 M W Wi Ia 8-24 Nicholson, L.E. F 8 Ia Ia 8-25 N1cholson, L.M. 6 F Ks 8-26 NIcholson, E.A. 5/12 M W Ks 8-27 Ful:t.oti',Frank 28 M W H.R. Md Va 8-28 Fulton, H. 24 F W Pa Va 8-29 Fult~n, Fred M W 2 Mo Mo 8-30 Dean, Francis 10 F B Domestic Tx Tx 8-31 H1gby, Jno. M W 49 Mason NY II 8-32 Higby, M.A. 48 F W NY II 8-33 Higby, G.M. 28 M W Engineer Wi II ~-34 Higby, C-.L. 21 F W Dressmaker W1 II 8-35 Higby, Frank M W 19 Farmer II II 8-36 H1gby, Jefferson M W 17 II II 8-37 Higby, Agnes F W 15 II II 8-38 1875 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, Section 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Higby. Stephen M W 13 11 11 8-39 Alice Higby. Ks 9 F W 8-40 - Higby. Wm. 6 M W Ks 9-1 Mason. Peter M W Stone Cutter Ma 27 Mo 9-2 Mason, Alice 28 F W Ga Mo 9-3 Morris. A. M B Laborer 30 Mo Mo 9-4 Morris. Violet B F 27 Mo Tn 9-5 Morris, Celia 4 F B t]~s 9-6 Morris, Jno. 6 M B Ks 9-;;7 Morr1s, Geo. 2 M B 9¥SKs Wauff, Jno. M W 9~'9(\ 65 Eng. NY Smith, Wm. H. Laborer In 37 M W In 9-10 Sm1th, M.A. 26 F W II 11 9-11 Smith, Nel11e W 6 F Ks 9-1,2 Smith, F'. Ks 3 M W 9-13 Smith, Ernest 7/12 M W Ks 9-14 Wrinkle, Mark M W 49 Farmer Tn Tn 9-15 Wrinkle, E.A. 48 F W Tn Tn 9-16 Wr1nkle, Ross M W 17 Tn Tn 9-17 Wr1nkle, A. 16 M W Tn Tn 9-18 vlr1nkle, R.R. 12 F W Tn Tn 9-19 Lambers, Ben M W 47 Carpenter Oh Mo 9-20 Lambers., E. 44 F W Oh Mo 9-21 Lambers, Laura 18 F W Mo Mo 9-22 Lambers. Mat1lda F 13 W Mo Mo 9-23 Lambers, Wesley 10 M W Mo Mo 9-24 Lambers, W-alles 7 M W Ks 9-25 Selaven, T.W. 41 M W Carpenter- - 'NJ M1 9-26 Selaven, J.S. F 29 W Oh M1 9-27 Selaven, G.W. 8 M W NJ Mi 9-28 Selaven. V.M. F W Mi' M1 9-29 Hicks, Jas. 4; M B Farmer Mo Mo 9-30 Hicks, Agnes F B 29 Mo Mo 9-31 Hicks, Jas. "-9 M B Ks 9-32 Barker, Anna 11 F B :·.~~,f~ Mo Mo 9-33 Barker, Aggie 6 F B Ks 9-34 Barker, A. 2 M B Ks 9-35 Logan, David M B Farmer 33 Mo Mo 9-36 Hall, Jno. L. 20 M B Farmer Mo Mo 9-37 Logan, 26 F B Mo MO 9-38 Logan, Fred 2 M B Mo Mo 9-39 Taylor, M.E. 8 F B Ks 9-40 Thompson, Wm. M B 38 Laborer In Tn 10-1 Thompson, Sarah F B 38 Ar Ar 10-2 Thompson, W. F • M B 3 Ks 10-~ Thompsom, Saul 5 M B Ks 10- 1875 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name M B Thompson, Chas. Ks 7 10-5 10 Thompson, Jno. M B Ks 10-6 Thompson, M. 16 M B Laborer Mo Mo 10-7 Thompson, Diana B F Ks 10-8 9 Jones, Charity 42 F B Washer Al Al 10-9 14 Hill, Alex M B Laborer Al Al 10-10 F '~~Ks Hill, S.A. 1 B 10-11 -.-.-.McGinn'l"s, Wm. M B Farmer Tn Mo 10-12 45 t~":.Ks B F Mo McGinnis, FranciS 28 10-13 10 McGinnis, Wm. M B Ks 10-14 M B McGinnis, Geo. Ks 10-15 7 4 M B McGinnis, Richard Ks 10-16 McGinnis, Nora B F Ks 10-17 3 ~icGinnis, Arthur 2 M B Ks 10-18 Hoyt ,Emily 64 F W Ma NY 1Q-19 Wallace, Allie M W Ks 10-20 5 Scott. Chas. M W StoneCutter In 34 In 10-21 Scott, Mary F 26 W Wi In 10-22 Scott, Harriet F W Ks 5 10-2) Scott. Bertie 2 M ."W Ks 10-24 M. ·W Emerson, Jas. Clerk 32 De In 10-25 Emerson, E. E. ·w 28 Oh Oh 10-26 Emerson, Ida F W 9 Ks 10-27 Emerson. Josie F W 7 Ks 10-28 ,W Emerson, Nora 6 R Ks 10-29 Emersom, Chas, 2 M W Ks 10-)0 Emerson. Mary 1/12 F. "?W Ks 10-)1 Fettors, Patsy F B 45 Washer Ar Ar 10-)2 Powell, C3.ara ):. R B Ks 10-)) PoWell, M.E. F B 5 Ks 10-)4 Briskow, Jno. 7'~ M ~;B Ks 10-)5 Rodgers, Riley 12 M B Ar Ar lQ-)6 Daniels, Charity F B 69 Washer NC Ar 10-)7 Bean, Wm. M B 7 Ks 10-)8 Walker, S. 48 F B "Washer Ar Ar 1'0-39 Walker, Jennie F 19 B Washer Ar Ar 10-40 Walker, Thurman. M B 9 Ks 11-1 Walker, Chas. ) M B Ks 11-2 Walker, Fannie 4 F B Ks 11-) Miller, A. M W 47 Carpenter NC Ia 11-4 Miller. ?:E. 42 F W Oh Oh 11-5 Miller, J':E. 20 M W Carpenter In Ia 11-6 Miller, o. 17 F W Ks 11-7 Miller, Leona F' W 9 Ks 11-8 Miller. R. 13 F W Ks 11-9 Cartwright, Wm. 42 M W Mechanic Ga Ga 11-10 Cartwright, H.N. 40 F W Va Va 11-11 Cartwright, D. M W 15 Printer Ks 11-12 1875 ,~ �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY ",Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, S:ec'tion 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name 11-13 M W Ks C-artwright, Fred 13 11-14 M W 4 Ks Cartwright, C. Mo Va 11-15 M W Biggs, Uriah 74 Mo 11-16 W Biggs, E.J. F In 59 Mo Gardner 11-17 M W Ia Biggs, W.P. 30 Oh 11-18 Oh 22 F W Biggs, '-!A. 11-19 F Ks Biggs, Ethel 1 W 11-20 M W Plasterer II Wi Davis, J.L. 37 Wi 11-21 F w II Davis, F.A. 25 11-22 8 or 5 M W Ks Davis, Albert, M W Ks 11-23 Davis, J.F. 5 11-24 F W Ks Davis, L.K. 3 M B Farmer Va Mi 11-25 Hill, Allen 52 B' Hill, Martha F Va Mi 11-26 38 F B Hill, Ada Ks 11-27 5 1 B Hill, Ettie F Ks 11-28 12 B Mi Sander, Martha F Mi 11-29 M B Anderson, Thos. Va Mi 90 1J-30 M B Laborer Ky Mo Johns on, Smi th 11-31 45 F B Ky Mo Johnson, Julia 11-32 37 16 F B Johnson, Anna Mo Mo 11-33 M B Johnson, Wm. Mo Mo 13 11-34 M B Johnson. Link Mo No 7 11-35 M B Johnson, Wm. Laborer 19 Mo Mo 11-36 M W Corel, W.R. RIR. 34 II II 11-37 )0 F Corel, Anna : W Ky II 11-38 :j,Ks Corel, Jas. '" ,',; M W 8 ,~1-39 Corel, Susan F W Ks 11-40 3 Carel, Robt. 2 M W Ks 12-1 Smith, Wm. 22 M W Laborer II II 12-2 Smith, Clara 18 F W Ky Mo 12-3 Bravens, Btesey F W 45 Ky Mo 12-4 W Bravens, Rachel F 23 Ky Mo 12-5 14 Rowley, Jno. M W Laborer Ky Ky 12-6 Harris, Amanda F W Ky Ky 7 12-7 Rickman, Allen 26 M W Teamster Oh Mi 12-8 Rickman, Adelia F W 23 Tn Mi 12-9 '4 Rickman, Minnie F W Ks 12-10 Rickman, Carrie 1 F W Ks 12-11 Curlett, Geo. N B 30 Laborer Va Va 12-12 Curlett, Ellen 24 F B Ar Ar 12-13 Curlett, Amelia 4 F B Ks 12-14 Curlett, Casa 2 F B Ks 12-15 Woodfall, Geo. M B 25 Laborer Mo Mi 12-16 Fitzhue, Joe M B 47 Laborer No Ni 12-17 Fitzhue, Sarah 28 F B Ne Ne 12-18 Fitzhue, Maria 16 F B Mo Mo 12-19 F1tzhugh 1n d1rectory 1875 \,. .~ ) �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name B Fitzhue, Joe M Mo Mo 13 12-20 Fi tzhue, Jno. 12 M B Mo Mo 12-21 Ks Fitzhue, Chas. M B 4 12-22 B 1 Fitzhue, Maggie F Ks 12-23 40 Mussey, H.L. M W R.R. Ma Tn 12-24 W Tn Mussey, Sarah F Tn 29 12-25 f>1ussey, Robt. 2 1'1 W Ks 12-26 Tn Crouch, Sarah W F Tn 56 12-27 Cillip, Jas, Tailor M W Ire. 34 Ire. 12-28 C1ll1p, Ju11a W F 19 Ks 12-29 Cillip, Jas. M W 2 Ks 12-30 Cil11p, Jno. W 7/12 ~1 Ks 12-31 Tailor, "Jac9b 40 M B Ky L~borer Mo 12-32 Tailor, Anna B F Tx Tx 33 12-33 Tailor, Mary Dean B F 13 Tx Tx 12-34 B Tailor, Francis 12 F Tx Tx 12-35 Taylor, Albert 4 M B Ks 12-36 Taylor, Jacob See Tailor 12-37 Taylor, Ellsworth 1 M B Ks 12-3e King, C • B F 50 Ga. Ar 12-39 Letcher, Thos, M B Laborer Ky 45 Ar 12-40 Letcher, Anna B 26 F Mo Mo 13-1 B Letcher, Julia 10 F Ar Ar 13-2 Letcher, Emma F Ar 9 Ar 13-3 Letcher, b • B F Ks 5 13-4 Letcher, Jas. M B Ks 3 13-5 Letcher, Fannie 2 F B Ks 13-6 Scott, Lewis M B Laborer 45 Ky Mo 13-7 41 F Scott '" I~elissa B Ky Ky 13-8 Scott, Chas. 20 M B Laborer Tn Ar 13-9 Scott, Harriet 18 F Tn Ar 13-10 Scott, A. B 16 M Tn Tn 13-11 Scott, Mary 11 F B Ks 13-12 Scott, FranCis 8 F B Ks 13-13 Scott,Lewis 6 M B Ks 13-14 Scott, "Grace 3/12 M B Ks 13-15 S:c';ott, Henry M B 9. Ks 13-16 Johnson, Hiram M B Farmer 39 Ar Ar 13-17 Johnson, Caroline F B 37 Ar Ar 13-18 Johhson, Martha 18 F B 1 At' Ar 13-19 Johnson, Nancey 8 B F Ks 13-20 Harvey, Jno. 6 M B Ks 13-21 Harvey, Juda 2 F B Ks 13-22 Morton, Daniel M B 33 Farmer Mo Mo 13-23 Morton, Maria 34 F B Ky Mo 13-24 Morton, Mary 14 F B Mo Mo 13-25 Morton, David 12 M B Mo Mo 13-26 Mort on , Emma F B 9 Ks 13-27 1875 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, Section 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Morton, Albert 2 M B Ks 13-28 6/12 F B Norton, Eva Ks 13-29 Laborer Smith, Winston M B Va Mo 13-30 33 B 28 Smith, Fannie F Va Mo 13-31 B Smith, Minnie 6 F Ks 13-32 Smith, Nora B F Ks 3 13-33 B Smith, Laura F Ks 13-34 3 Smith, Adolphus 5/12 M B Ks 13-35 Clark, Phillip 40 M B Laborer Mo Ar 13-36 Clark, Amanda 42 B F Ky Mo 13-37 16 B Clark, Amanda F Mi Mt 13-38 14 Clark, Anna F B Mi Ni 13-39 4 B F Ks C.~~rk, Bertha 13-40 M B Clark l Robt. 2 Ks 14~1 Jackson, Nathan M B Laborer Mo 54 Ar 14-2 Jackson, Caroline 46 F B Tn Ar 14-3 Smith, Adelia 26 F B Ar Ar 14-4 Jackson, Geo. M B 19 Ar Ar 14-5 Jackson,Chas. M B 13 Ar Ar 14-6t-; Jackson, Jno. 11 M B Ar Ar 14-7 Jackson, Fred M B Ks 9 14-8 {S4 Lindley, Alfred M W Farmer In In 14-9 Lindley, Martha W F 54 In In 14-10 Lindley, Geo. M W 29 In In 14-11 Lindley, Jas. M W 27 Laborer In In 14-12 Lindley, Wm. M W 25 Machinest In In 14-13 Lindley, Thetta 21 F W In In 14-14 Johnson, 'rhos. 46 M W Blacksmith Swed'en Sweden 14-15 Johnson, Christina 38 W F Sweden Sweden 14-16 Johnson, Jno. 20 M W Laborer Sweden Sweden. 14-17 Johnson, Mary F W 15 Sweden Sweden 14-18 Johnson, Anna W 13 F Sweden Sweden 14-19 Johnson, Chas. M W 9 Sweden Sweden 14-20 Johnson, Mattie W F 7 Sweden Sweden 14-21 Johnson, Fred. M W 5 Ks 14-22 Conner, E.C. M W 30 Painter Pa Pa 14-23 Conner, M.A. 28 F W ~~~~i~-.-: Pa Pa 14-24 Conner, Willis 11 M W Pa Pa 14-25 Conner, May 2 W F Ks 14-26 Conner, Frank 7/12 M W Ks 14-27 McGrade, FranCis ftl 27 W Carpen~:er' Va Va 14-28 McGrade, M. 31 F W Oh Oh 14-29 McGrade, Edward 6 M W Ks 14-30 McGrade, Francis M W 5 Ks 14-31 Walton, J.C. M W 35 In In 14-32 Walton, W. 26 F W In In 14-33 Walton, Wm. 6M W Ks .. ' 14-34 Walton, Frank 2 M W Ks 14-35 1875 ! '. \.". �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 19, Section 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Mo 42 B Mo 14-36 F Ingalls, Hardin Mo B Mo 14-37 F Ingalls, Martha 15 Mo Mo F B 14-38 Hayden, Corda 17 Ks 3/12 M B Hayden, Frank 14-39 Mo Laborer Mo 14-40 21 M B Hayden, Jno. 46 M B Carpenter Va Mo Smith, Isaac 15-1 41 B Mo Mo F 15-2 Smith, Eliza B Mo Mo M Smith, Isaac 19 15-3 Mo 16 Mo M B Smith, Jno. 15-4 B M 11 Tn Smith, Lee Tn 15-5 Mo B 68 F Va Smith, Levina 15-6 M B Minister Ky Mo Grey, Gable 15-7 33 Gray, See Grey B Mo Md Grey, Car¢line F 36 15-8 M B Grey, Edward Ks 15-9 9 M B Ks Grey, W~~i~_-· 15-10 7 M B 6 Grey, Arthur Ks 15-11 M B Grey, Walter Ks 15-12 3 2 M B Ks Grey, Francis 15-13 1/12 M B Grey, Mr. Ks 15-14 B 2 F Stewart, Eva Ks 15-15 B Stewart, Wm. 4 M Ks 15-16 Stewart, Aleck M B Oh 25 Mi 15-17 . farmer 21 Stewart, Maria B F ~r;~:· Ar Ar 15-18 Stewart, Albert 5/12 M B Ks 15-19 }l Shotow, Thos. 24 B Laborer Mo Mi 15-20 Showtow, Amelia 21 B F Oh Mi 15-21 Stewart, Lucy 18 B F Mi Mi 15-22 Mitchell, David 22 M W Machinest Ia Ia 15-23 F Mitchell, Susan 18 W Ky Ky 15-24 Baker, ~rus M W Farmer Ny 53 Mi 15-25 Baker, J .A. F W 47 Va Mi 15-26 Whitney, Mary W 15 F Mi Mi 15-27 Corporal, Jas. B Laborer 33 .M Ar Ar 15-28 Corporal, Lizzie B F 30 Ar Ar 15-29 Corporal, Alfred 14 B M Ks 15-30 Corporal, Henry 10 M B Ks 15-31 Corporal, Emily B F 7 Ks 15-32 Corporal, L. M B Ks 5 15-33 Corporal, Wm. M B 3 Ks 15-34 Q;arlos, Dolly B F 50 NC Mt 15-35 Allen, Eliza F B 33 NC Mi 15-36 Carlos, Nathaniel 18 M B In Mi 15-37 Carlos, Jas. M B 15 Mi Mi 15-38 Carlos, Chas. 10 M B M1 Ni 15-39 Atch1naen';:.. H. C• M W 30 Farmer In In 15-40 Atch1nson;"Mary F W 29 In In 16-1 Atchinson, Mabel 4 W F Ks 16-2 1875 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Sectlon 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from e Sex Color Occu ation Place to Kansas Pa e-Llne Name 2 F W Atchinson, Mertle Ks 1 -3 28 M W Force, A.N. Clerk NY NY 16-4 Force, J.E. Eng. NY 29· F W 16-5 Force, Edwin 2 M W Ks 16-6 Williams, Mary 15 F W In In 16-7 W Inks, Mrs. F Seamstress Oh 45 Oh 16-8 Inks, Jas. M W 13 Oh Oh 16-9 11 F W Inks, Anna Oh Oh 16-10 Arms, Thos. Laborer Tri~~l(~ Tn 16-11 38 M W W Arms, D. F 47 Tn Tn 16-12 W Arms, Nancey 21 F Tn Tn 16-13 W Arms, M~rtha F 19 Tn Tn 16-14 14 M W Arms" ilober:t;· Pa Pa 16-15 F Arms,Mary .13 W Pa Pa 16-16 Arms, Cassa 12 F W Tn Tn 16-17 Givens,Jas. Farmer 30 M B Mo Mo 16-18 B Givens, ? F 29 Mo Mo 16-19 Brackston, Lily F B 13 Mo Mo 16-20 Givens, Chas. 12 M B Ks 16--21 10 F Givens, Laura B Ks 16-22 Glvens, Mary 6 F B Ks 16-23 Givens, Lulu 4 F B Ks 16-24 Givens, Grant. Ks 3 M B 16-25 Givens, Ida 1/12 F B Ks 16-26 Spriggs, Edward M B Laborer 45 1-'10 Mo 16-27 Spriggs, V. B F 39 Ms Ms 16-28 Spriggs, Alice 10 B F Ks 16-29 Spriggs, Budd 4 M B Ks 16-30 Spriggs, Florence 2 F B Ks 16-31 Perry, Mrs. 60 F B Wi Mo 16-32 Wilspn,. Eli 66 M W Farmer Oh In 16-33 Wilson, Mary F W 63 Oh In 16-34 Wllson, Llzzie 39 F W Oh In 16-35 Wilson, Jno. M W 27 In In 16-36 Elliott, J. 18 M B Laborer Al Al 16-37 Hollinger,Melvina 41 W F Tn 11 16-38 Hollinger, Line, 18 F W Ar Ar 16-39 Fish, Wm. 32 M W Laborer Mi Ia 16-40 Fish" Esther F W 25 Oh Ia 17-1 Fish, Wm. 6 M W Ks 17-2 Fish, Mary 4 F W Ks 17-3 Fish, Martha 3 F W Ks 17-4 Fish, Belle 8/12 F W Ks 17-5 Fritchie, Wm. 55 M W Carpenter Pa Pa 17-6 Fritchie, M.A. 34 F W Pa Pa 17-7 Fritchie, Ben 9 M W Pa Pa 17-8 Fritchie, May 8 F W Pa Pa 17-9 Frltchle, Jno. 6/12 M W Ks 17-10 Fricker, See Fr1tch1e Volume 19, �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name W M Laborer Scotland Canada 17-11 Wallace, Geo. '45 44 F W Wallace, Rebecca II Ar 17-12 W 21 M Wallace, W:m. Ar Ar 17-13 W F Wallace, Mary Mi Ia 17-14 25 W 46 M Merchant Randall, Thos. Scot. Scot. 17-15 W Randall, Christina 26 F Scot. Scot. 17-16 W M Randall, Thos. Ks 17-17 3 W Dodge, J.W. Painter M II Ca 17-18 34 Dodd. See Dodge w F Wi Dodge. E. Ca 29 17-19 w Dodge, Mary F Wi Ca 13 17-20 W 12 F Dodge, Virgina Wi Ca 17-21 B Morgan,Saml 28 M Farmer Va II, 17-22 B F Morgan, M. 26 Mo Mo 17-23 Morgan, Ida Ks 17-24 5 'F~ B 1 Morgan, Fannie B F Ks 17-25 Morgan, Miss 1/12 F B Ks 17-26 14 M B Walker, Pl:ummer Ar Ar 17-27 W M Bainter. E. Laborer 51 Oh In 17-28 Bainter, R. F W 38 In In 17-29 18 W Bai~ter,Geo. M Farmer Ks 17-30 Bainter, Alouso 16 M W Laborer Ks 17-31 Bainter, Lincoln 14 W M Laborer Mo Mo 17-32 Bainter, Ellen W F 9 17-33 J5:s Bainter, Thurman M W Ks 7 17-34 W Akers, David M Carpenter 38 Oh Oh 17-35 Akers, Mary W F 27 II II 17-36 Akers,· Ada 2 W F Ks 17-37 Coble, Mary W F 13 II II 17-38 Mendenhall, C•.,.., M W Teacher 25 Va Va 17-39 Mendenhall, S .'A.~. F W 63 Va In 17-40 F Kennedy, E. W 50 Ire. Mo 18-1 Kennedy, Tein 22 W M Va Mo 18.-2 Kennedy, Maggie F W 23 Va Va 18-3 Kennedy, Thos. 20 M W Farmer Mo Mo 18-4 Kennedy, Josie 12 F W Mo Mo 18-5 Stephens, Geo. M W 25 Blacksmith Ma Mo 18-6 Stephens, Amelia. F W 23 Mo Mo 18-7 . Stephens, Wm. 5 M· W Ks 18-8 Stephens, Anna 1 W F Ks 18-9 Hunt, J.A. M W 27 R.R. Ky Ky 18-10 Hunt, N.J. 26 F W Ky Ky 18-11 Hunt, C.V. M W 9 Ky Ky 18-12 Hunt, Henry M W 7 Ky Ky 18-13 Hunt, Maggie 2 F W Ks 18-14 Taylor, Geo. P. M ·40 W Pattern MakerPa Pa 18-15 Taylor, Hattie F 26 W In In 18-16 Taylor, Carver M W 15 Pa Pa 18-17 Naxfield, Ida 16 F . Ks W 18-18 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Ward 6 Volume 121 Section 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color OccuEation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Va Mi 18-19 Laborer M W Darling, S. 52 18-20 Mi F W Va 46 Darling, S. Va' 18-21 Mi 12 M W Goodwell. Jas. 18-22 Laborer NY Mi W M Voucher, Agusta 35 W Va Mi 18-23 F Voucher, Lucinda 27 Mi Mi 18-24 8 M W Voucher. Edward M W 1?lacksmith Tx In 18-25 Tyson, ~erry 34 F W In 18-26 Tyson, J:.. 28 In 4 M W Tyson, Wm. 18-27 Ks Ks 1 M W Tyson, Jas. 18-28 C"arpenter 44 M W NJ Valencourt, ;Fi. 'Can. 18-29 W Valencourt, Louisa 35 NJ NJ F 18-30 W Valencourt, Lola 17 F NJ NJ 18-31 W F Valencourt, Edith 13 Can. NJ 18-32 W F Valencourt, Mary NJ NJ 9 18-33 Valencourt, Adelia NJ NJ 18-34 6 F W W F Henley, Amanda NJ Oh 18-35 55 B F Mathews, M.J. Washer Ky 31 Ar 18-36 M B $mith, .l.hos. Mo 19 Mo 18-37 40 Moore, Edwin M B Ky Ar 18-38 M W Walker, Jas. Merchant 36 NY NY 18-39 F W Walker, A.J. 30 NY NY 18-40 24 F W McNare, Carrie Me 19.:"01 Oh Cushingberry, N. 22 M B Laborer Ar Ar 19-2 Cushingberry, Melinda17 F B Mo Mo 19-3 Powell, Nathan 26 M B Ar Ar 19-4 Cox, Jno. 60 M W Farmer In Mo 19-5 Cox, Nancey W F 54 NC Mo 19-6 Cox, J. 18 M W Farmer Mo Ia 19-7 Cox. Lewis M W 13 Farmer Ks 19-8 Harvey, H. M W 25 NC Mo 19-9 Wabnite, Mary F W 36 Ger. II 19-10 Wabnite, Wm. 14 M W . 19-11 Ks Wabnite, Rosa 8 F W Ks 19-12 Wabnite, Lewis 6 M W Ks 19-13 Wabnitz, See Wabnite Cotton, Wm. M B Laporer Mo 35 Mo 19-14 Coton, Chas. 10 M B Ks 19- 15 Coton, E. 8 F B Ks 19-16 Coton, c • 6 F Ks 19-17 Mulvain, Jno. M W Mason 33 Oh Mo 19-18 Mulvain, Lida 28 F W Oh Mo 19-19 Mulvain, Rufus M W 9 Oh Mo 19-20 Mulvain, Culla F W 7 Oh Mo 19-21 Willforne, Jno. M W 23 Cl~rk Ia II 19-22 Lewis, Peter M B 30 Laborer Mo Mo 19-23 LewiS, Lena 28 B F Mo Mo 19-24 Lewis, M. 18 B F Domestic Mo Mo 19-25 LewIs, Chas. M B 15 Ky Mo 19-26 1875 .'~- -, ~ ·.'C - . ~ l' �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 Ward 6 Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Lewis, Henry M Ks 19-27 3 M B Laborer Mo Mo Trout, Jack 19-28 25 M W Mason Eng. May, Francis Mi 52 19-29 W F Eng. May, Sarah Mi 49 19-30 M 8 Mi Mi May, Chas. 19-31 M W Warren. A.J. NH Ma 49 19-32 Fisher" Warren, Mary 48 F W Ma Ma 19-33 18 F Warren, Martha Ma Ma 19-34 M B Barker, Daniel Laborer Mo 30 Mo 19-35 B F Barker, Tennesee Ar 29 Ar 19-36 B' F Barker, Jennie Ks 5 19-37 B Ferguson, Maria Mo 45 F· Ar 19-38 M B Ferguson, Andrew 28 Mo Ar 19-39 28 M B Feriuson. Jessie Mo Ar 19-40 M W Black, Chas. Laborer Mo Mo 34 20-1 Black, Almira 24 F II II 20-2 4 M W Black, Geo. Ks 20-3 2 F Black, Maud Ks 20-4 Black, Ira 5/12 M W Ks 20-5 M W Black. Ben Farmer Vt Mo 52 20-6 W Higby, Agnes F 15 II II 20-7 M W Crandell, Geo. Mail Agent 47 NY Wi 20-8 Crandell, Sarah F W 45 NY Wi 20-9 Crandell, Lewis M WCl-erk 23 Wi Wi 20-10 M W Crandell. Herbert 19 Wi Wi 20-11 Crandell, Ella 20 W F Wi Wi 20-12 W' Crandell, Ellsworth 9 F Ks 20-13 Dunccan, Anna 12 F W Wi Wi 20-14 Hayes, Geo. M W Laborer Oh Ia 35 20-15 Hayes,' Mrs. W F 25 Oh Ia 20-16 MaddeJl,'. Frank B 40 M Ar Fa:r:tJ!.E£.:r. . Ar 20-17 Madden;, Mary B F 27 Ky Mo 20-18 Madden", Ida 4 F B Ks 20-19 Worrell, Ainas M W Fisher 34 Pa Oh 20-20 Worrel, Mary 28 F W In Oh 20-21 Worrell, Minnie 6 F W Ks 20-22 ~orrell, B. 4 F W Ks 20-23 Worrel, Martin 2 M W Ks 20-24 Jackson, Robt. M B Laborer 35 Va Mo 20-25 Jackson, Martha 28 F B Ky Mo 20-26 Jackson, Wm. 10 M B Mo Mo 20-27 Jackson, Mary B 8 F Ks 20-28 Jackson, Jess1e M B 5 Ks 20-29 Jackson, Jas. M B 3 Ks 20-30 Jackson, Ada 2 F B Kg 20-31 Kirby, Minerva F B 30 Ar Ar 20-32 Kir~y, Wiley M B 19 Farmer Ar Ar 20-33 K1rby, Mary F 15 B Ar Ar 20-34 Hawk1ns, E,C. 44 M W Carpe~ter Oh Mo 20-35 1875 �KANSAS STATE CENSUS- DOUGLAS COUNTY Post Office - Lawrence Volume 19, Section 6 -Ward 6 B1rth Where from e Sex Color Occu ation Place to Kansas Pa Name W Eng. Mo Hawki~s, Hattie 3 F W 19 M Mo Mo Hawkins, Wm. W Mo Mo Hawkins, Francis 17 F 16 F W Hawkins, Mary Mo Mo 11 F W Hawkins, Rosa Ks Hawkins, Ernest 8 M W Ks 20-:, M B James, C.C. Policeman Mi 11 B 21 F James, M. Ar Ar B 4 F James, C.A. Ks B 2 F James, G.E. Ks 24 M B Wade, B.B. Teacher Oh Mo 40 M W Dillon, Wm. R.R. In In W Dillon, Mary 27 F In In Dillon, Flora 8 F In In W Dillon, Leonada 7 F In In 4 F W Dillon, Ora Ks Dillon, Ora 4 F W Ks W Grose, Frank Laborer 27 M Mo Mo Grose, Emma 21 F W Ky Wi Grose, Jennie W 3 F Ks 44 M W Patterson. ? Farmer Oh Oh Patterson, Mary W 39 F Oh Oh Tweeney, Mary W 54 F Ire. Ge Tweeney, Anna 14 F W Ire. Ge. Tweeney, Thos. 20 M W Clerk Ire. Ire. C~bmpi1ed by Donald W. Vaughn 1875 e-Line 20-36 20-37 20-38 20-39 20-40 21-1 21-2 21-3 21-4 21-5 21-6 21-7 21-8 21-9 21-10 21-11 21-12 21-13 21-14 21-15 21-16 21-17 21-18 21-19 21-20 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON-- " TOWNSHIP Enumerator Birth Place Age Sex Color Occupation W Carpenter 45 M Bullock. J.W. W Housekeeper F Bullock. O.F. 37 W Student 18 F Bullock, Maggie A. W 2 F Bullock. Mihni~ O. Farmer W 67 M Caylor, I.C. HO,usekeeper W Caylor, Mary 65 F W Farmer 41 M Bennett, Gid~ T. Housekeeper W 28 F Bennett, Nancy w Blacksmith Boul on , L. H• 50 N Bouton, See Boulon GlovemakerBoulon, Vira Ann 50 F W Farmer Boulon, E.S. 20-6M W Housekeeper Boulon. Rosa 20 F W Farmer Boulon, James J. 18 M W Housekeeper Boulon, Carrie 12 F W Housekeeper Boulon, Aggie 10 F W Boulon, Albert L. 8 M W Artlst Winter, G.W. 29 M W Winter, Mary A. 25 F W Housekeeper .' Winter, Carrie 5 F W Winter, Nellie 3 F W Wtnter, Dellie L. 3 F W Winter, John H. 1 M W Farmer Woodward, D.T. 57 M W Farmer Woodward, Charles E.15 M W Farmer Woodward, Ezra G. 15 M W Woodward. Abel B, 2 M W Housekeeper Woodward, Laura E. 13 F W Woodward, Francis 0.11 F W Housekeeper Woodward. Elisabeth B.3 F W Woodward, t<latl1da J .40 F W Housekeeeper Blacksmith Rlce. J.W. 39 M W Rice, Howard E. 5 M W Rlce, Ervin 2 M W Rlce, Ephle S. 35 F W Housekeeper Cartright, C.J. 30 N W Farmer Cartrl~ht, Victoria 26 F W Housekeeper Cartri~ht, Geor~e 8/12 M W Payne, -L.D. -58 M W Physlcian Payne, Mary A. 50 F W Housekeeper Payne, Mott Ella 14 F W Housekeeper !-!ott. Ella See above Payne. Nott 4:.11a Warner, H.H. 42 M W Carpenter Warner, J. W. 16 M W Farmer Warner, Jo. W. 16 M W Farmer Warner, D.H. 12 M WFarmer Warner, N. R. 5 f>1 W Warmer, Susanna 34 F W Housekeeper Warner, !'.Iargarett C.18 F W Housekeeper Warner, Minnie S. 5 F W Housekeeper Warner, Emma E. 1 F W G.W. Umberger Where from to Kansas Page-Line Can. East II II II II II Ks Oh Oh Ar Mo Mo Ar II NY II II NY II II II II Oh Oh II Ks Ks Ks In In Ks Ks ks K~ Ks In Mo K~ Ks Va Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Mo Pa Ks Ks Va NY NY II Mo Pa Va Ml Ml Ks Oh Can ? Ks Oh In In In In In In In In In Ks In ,_" In Ks Ks In In 1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-~ 1-7 1-8 1-9 1-10 1-11 1-12 1-13 1-14 1-15 1-16 1-17 1-18 1-19 1-20 1-21 1-22 1-23 1-24 1-25 1-26 1-27 1-28 1-29 1-30 1-31 1-32 1-33 1-34 1-35 i-36 1-37 1-38 1-39 1-40 2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-7 2-8 2-9 �1875 STATE KANSAS CLINTON'. Volume 19 N§me As~ S~A Waugh, E.H. 59 N 49 F Waugh, Delia E. Olleny, Willis 9 Iv! 64 M Albin, l'l1chael Albin, Ann D. 59 F 46 M Baldwin, A.S. 8 M Baldwin, Chester 42 F Mary E. Baldwin, Baldw1n, Al11e 11. (Al11s)16 F 14 F Baldw1n, Cora A. 12 F Baldw1n, Hatta 6 F Baldw1n, Ed1th A. Spitler, Jacob N. 58 M 46 F Spitler, Sarah 18 F Spitler, i'lary E. M 42 Caylor, G.W. 4 M Caylor, Isaac E 1 M Caylor, Nichael E. Caylor, Susan 37 F 13 F Caylor, Nary M. Caylor, Eliza A. ? 9 F Caylor, Susanna M. 7 F Macy, E.G. 58 M :' 8 M Macy, Charles S. ? l'1acy, Rachael c. 50 F 14 F I'1acy, Emma Avary, Ha.ry A. 75 F Avery, See Avary 21 M Gould, F.E. Brooks, James 38 M 14 M Brooks, Abramam L. 12 M Brooks, Thomas H. 11 M Brooks, James E. Brooks, John W. 3 M 1 M Brooks, Fred Brooks, Mahala 33 F Brroks, Julia 9 F Brooks, Lillie 7 F Algair, N. 57 M 16 M Algair, Issaac S. Algair, 'Thadeous W. 9 M 47 F Alga1r, Maria M. Algair, Adda 19 F Algair, Bauria E. 13 F Tegart, Suzana I. 35 F Barnes, Eddie A. 17 M W. Te~art, Ernest 6 M Clifford, E.C. 47 M 14 N Clifford, Albert E. Clifford, E. 41 F C11fford, Grace, 9 F CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth golor Occu12ation Place W W W W W 'w, W W W 'w W Physician Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekkeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper, Housekeeper W W Physician W W W W Housekeeper Student Housekeeper W W Fa.rmer Carpenter W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Housekeeper W W W Farmer Farmer W 1tl W W W W W W W W W Where from to Kansas Pye-Line In NC No NY Ks Wi Va Wi Oh Can?Ct Can? Ct Ks Can? Ct Can? Ks Ks Ks Ks Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh In No Mo Ks Mo Pa Ks Ks Ks Oh Oh Ks Oh Oh Ks D~. ~o. NY Wi 2-10 2-11 2-12 2-13 2-14 2-15 2-16 2-17 2-18 2-19 2-20 2-21 2-22 2-23 2-24 2-25 2-26 2-27 2-28 2-29 2-30 2-31 2-32 2-33 2-34 2-35 2-36 W1 In Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Mo Ks Ks Pa 2-37 2-38 2-39 2-40 3-1 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6 3-7 3-8 3-9 3-10 3-11 3-12 3-13 3-14 3- 1 5 3-16 3-17 3-18 3-19 Wi Mo Tx II K~ Ks Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Pa1nter Student Housekeeper NY Ks Ks Wi Ks Ks Ma. Oh Oh In II Wi Oh Oh Oh Oh �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON-.' TOWNSHIP B1rth As~ S~X gOJ.O;t Occu12at1 on Pl~ce N§me In W 6 F Clifford, Leota Ks W 1 F Clifford, Clarra Oh Farmer Chapman, Wm. l j . 35 M W Ks W 2 M Chapman, Wm. H. II Housekeeper ~l 26 F Chapman, Sarah R. Ks W F Chapman, Ella G. 5 Ks Chapman, Lida M. 7 F W Oh W Farmer M Steele, J.C. 73 Oh Housekeeper W F 61 Martha A. Steele, Ks Housekeeper W 12 F Shepard, Carry Ks Shepard, John J. 9 M W Va Farmer W 66 F Anderson, Joseph Ks Farmer 14 M W Northrup, Geo. NY Housekeeper W 56 F Anderson, Sarah Mo Housekeeper W 40 F Ander~on, Mary NC Farmer King, Harden 55 M B Mo Farmer 18 B M King, Joseph Va Housekeeper B King, Mary 53 F Oh Wagon Maker M W S.B. 47 Dresser, Mo Farmer 17 M W Dresser, Benjamin Mo Farmer 12 M W Dresser, vl1lliam H. Ks Dresser, John P. ? M W Ky Housekeeper W 38? F Dresser, Jennie Mo Housekeeper 14 F W Dre~ser, Mary E. Housekeeper Ks 10 F W Dresser, Winnie L. Ks W 4 F Dresser, Naud W Ks 2 F Dresser, Catherine Clergyman 46 M W Tn Young, J.N. W Mo M Young, J.N. Jun. 7 Mo 6 M W Young, A.T. 11/12 M W Ne Young, Samuel A. W Housekeeper Ky Young, Jane 45 F 16 F W Student Mo Young, Elisabeth 14 F W Student Ho YOing, Anna M. 11 F W No Student Young, f.laryN. W Farmer In Nonroe, F.M. 29 11 24 M \-1 Farmer No Sav1er, S.M. W Mo Monroe, C.H. Housekeeper 29 F W M rvIonroe, G.W. Ia 5 Farmer Vt Mason, M.N. 49 M W W Mason, John 17 H Farmer II W Mason, D. Housekeeper Ma 52 F Mason, Ella II 7 F W Winter, J.L. Farmer In 58 M W W1nter, James 21 M W Farmer In W1nter, Catherine W Housekeeper Va 57 F Leeka, M. Farmer 38 M W In Leeka, S.A.G.L. Ia 7 M W Leeka, I.H.L. Ks 3 M W Leeka, 'vim. O.L. 1 M W Ks Leeka, A. 28 F W Housekeeper Oh Sm1th, Armstead B Farmer NC 35 H Smi th, Adelphia B Housekeeper 34 F Mo Smith, William 18 1>'1 B Farmer f.To Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Oh 3-20 Oh 11 Ia Ia 11 NY II ·Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne Ia. Ho Ia Ia II II II II In In In Ia Ia Ia Mo Mo Mo 3-21 3-22 3-23 3-24 3-25 3-26 3-27 3-28 3-29 3-30 3-31 3-32 3-33 3-34 3-35 3-36 3-37 3-38 3-39 3-40 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-4 4-5 4-6 4-7 4-8 4-9 4-10 4-11 4-12 4-13 4-14 4- 1 5 4-Hi 4-17 4-18 4-19 4-20 4-21 4-22 4-23 4-24 4-25 4-26 4-27 4-28 4-29 4-30 4-31 4-32 4-33 �Name 1875 KANSAS STATE· CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Volum~ 19 CLINTON-- TOTtlNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Sutton, Phillip 37 M Suton, See Sutton Sutton, William 16 N Sutton, Jesse 11 M Sutton, John 8 N Sutton, Fredric 6 M Sutton, Joseph 2 M Sutton, Nancy 39?89 F Sutton, Sarah 14 F Sutton, Emma 12 F Pierce, Nancy 8/12 F Mott, A.P. 39 M Mott, Osker C. 9 M Mott, Edger G. 8 M Nott, Anna 30 F Huzett, George 34 M Huzett, Sarah E. 24 F Huzett, Margies S. 7/12 F Brown, J.C. 63 M Brown, Asa C. 22 i'1 Brown, c.w. 27 M Brown. T.J. 20 M Brown, E.W. 18 M Brown. l'iaria 60 F Brown, M.G. 15 F Spitler, Jacob 65 M Spitler, Rufus 44 M Spitler, Rebecca 59 F Spitler. Mary E. 22 F Spitler, Jane 16 F Dean, A.S. 49 M Dean, E.A. 19 F Dean, A.W. 14 N Dean. Robert w. 11 IVI Dean, Charles S. 7 M Dean. Eslie 5 F Dean, Clarra 42 F Curtiss. Frank 14 N Curtiss, Floyd 13 M Curtiss, Elisabeth 11 F Curtiss, Alfred C. 9 fo1 Tucker, Thomas 39 M 'rucker, Harriet 65 F Raber, Samuel 39 M Raber, Isabelle 23 F Raber, Alta .8 F Raber, Ellna Elvira? 4 F Raber, Eli 6 M Raber, Willard 1 M Rossi, Frederic 40 M Rossi, Lewis 17 M Rossi, L.J. 15 M Rossi, John 12 M ·w Miller W Farmer Farmer Farmer F'a'rmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W w W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W TN W W W W W W No Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Housekeeper Mo Housekeeper Mo Housekeeper Ks Ks Stone Cutter In In In Housekeeper In Farmer Md ? Milliner Va Ks Farmer Ky Farmer II Farmer II Farmer II Farmer II Housekeeper Oh Housekeeper Ks Farmer Oh School Teacher Oh Housekeeper Oh Housekeeper Oh Housekeeper Oh Farmer oh House Oh Farmer Oh Farmer Oh Farmer Oh Ks Housekeeper Oh Farmer Ks Farmer K~ Housekeeper Ks Farmer K~ Farmer In Housekeeper Oh Farmer In Housekeeper In In Ks Where from to Kansas Page-Line Mo Mo Mo In In In In II Va II II Il II II Il Oh Oh . Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Mo Mo In In In K~ Farmer Farmer Farmer Farme~ Ks NY 11 II Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia 4-34 4-35 4-36 4-37 4-38 4-39 4-40 5-1 5-2 5-3 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-8 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-12 5-13 5-14 5- 15 5-16 5-17 5-18 5-19 5-20 5-21 5-22 5-23 5-24 5-25 5-26 5-27 5-28 5-29 5-30 5-31 5-32 5-33 5-34 5-35 5-36 5-J7 5-38 5-39 5-40 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-5 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON:.. TOWNSHIP B1rth Place Occupat1on Age Sex Color W 40 F Rossi, E.J. W 19 F Rossi, L. 32 M W Wood, L.J. W 3 l\1 Wood, Edwin W 29 F Wood, M.M. W 7 F Wood, G.M. Wood, E.(;. 5 F W Hinman, D.G. 35 M W W 5 1'>1 Hinman, E.L. 1 M W Hinman, F.M. W 33 F Hinman, M.E. W 7 F Hinman, I. S. Harrell, John 29 M W W Harrell, Catherine 27 F W 2 F Harrell, Minnie 43 M W Dean, J.D. 14 M W Dean, Wallace A. W 12 M Dean, Archie B. Dean, Arther 5 N W W 7/12 N Dean, Andrew H. W 38 F Dean, J.E. W 19 F De~m, E.L. W 16 F Dean, M.O. W .Dean, L.B. 7 F Hubbard, G.W. 33 M W W 34 F Hubbard, S.A. W 45 M Hine" Henry W Hine, L.D. 36 F W Bine, M.A. 15 F W 12 F Hine, Sarah E. 1 F W Hine, Annie L. Watkins, R.W. 54 M Mul. Watkins, Thomas W. 23 M Mul. 16 f>1 Mul. Watkins, Jame,s W. W Watkins, Annette 54 F 14 F . Nul. Watkins, Delila H. McGee, Joseph 70 M B McGee, Henry B 19 M ftlcGee, Elisa 40 F B Smith, A.J. 38 M W Smith, Lucinda J. W 32 F Smith, Nellie M. 8 F W Smith, Flaurence J. 6 F W Smith, Ola A. 4 F W Sm1 th, r-l1nnie B. 1 F W Harrell, Catherine W 49 F Harrell, Benj. D. 15 N W Harrell, James ~1. 13 ~1 W Woodward, J.R. 20 N W Allen, Harriet R. 1.J.9 F' W Allen, Samuel R. Vi 26 I1 Allen, Frier 20 M W Allen, Ellen 14 F W Harmon, Jennie W 30 F Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Ky II NY Ks II NY NY Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer· Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Oh Ks Ks II Ks Ar l\10 Ks Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Oh Oh Oh Oh Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Ia Ia NY II NY NY Oh II Ar II Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Tn 6-6 6-7 6-8 6-9 6-10 6-11 6-12 6-13 6-14 6-15 6-16 6-17 6-18 6-19 6-20 6-21 6-22 6-23 6-24 6-25 6-26 6-27 6-28 6-29 Shoolteacher NH6-30 SchoolteacherPa 'rn 6-31 Farmer Germ. Mi 6-32 Housekeeper Pa II 6-33 Housekeeper Ks 6-34 Housekeeper Ks 6-35 Ks 6-36 C·arpenter Al (ChOck Taw) 6-37 Farmer Ar Ind. Terr. 6-38 Farmer Ar --- ------ 6-39 Housekeeper Ga as above 6-40 Housekeeper Chock Taw Ind. Terr Farmer Ky Mo 7-2 Farmer Mo !'tio 7-3 Housekeeper Va Mo 7-4 Farmer Mo or f1e II 7-5 Housekeeper In In 7-6 Ks 7-7 Ks 7-R Ks 7-9 Ks 7-10 Farmer Oh Ar 7-11 Farmer Ar Ar 7-12 Farmer Ks 7- 13 Farmer II II 7-14 Housekeeper Eng. Canr'!. 7-15 Farmer Cando Cando 7-16 Farmer Cando Cando 7-17 Student Ks 7-18 Housekeeper Cando Cando 7-19 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON:. TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Color Age Sex Name 7-20 Ks 7 F W Harmon. Harriette 7-21 Ks 4 N W H~l.rmon. Charles H. 7-22 Ks W 1 M Harmon. Arta Ky In 7-23 Hul. Farmer 38 MAnderson. Alfred 7-24 In In Farmer 11 M Hul. Anderson. Charles Ks 7-25 6 N Mul. Anderson. James 7-26 Ks 4 M Mul. Anderson. Joseph VA In 7-27 Housekeeper Mul. f>1.28 F An~erson. Caroline In 7-28 Hul. Housekeeper In 14 F Ande~son. Analiza In In 7-29 Mul. 8 F Anderson. Eveline Ie 7-30 Housekeeper NY W 60 F Jacobs. Mary E. Ia NY Farmer 7-3 1 24 M W J ac 0 b s, S. B • II Pa 7-32 Farmer 49 M W Duck. Daniel II Housekeeper Oh W 7-33 48 F Duck. Polina E. In Farmer In 7-34 14 M W Searing, Byron Ks W 6 F 7-35 Duck. Mariah II NY Farmer W 7-36 29 M Lamb, Curtis A. Housekeeper II II W 20 F 7-37 Lamb. Ellen S. Ks W 7-38 1· F Lamb. Polina E. K~ 4/12 M W 7-39 Lamb. Daniel C. II FArmer Tn 7-40 W 48 M Noss. J.L. Ks 8-1 Farmer 17 M W Hoss, Edward Housekeeper Ks 8-2 15 F W Moss. Alberta .. Farmer W· Ks 12 M 8-3 Hoss. Frank Farmer10 M W Ks 8-4 Moss. John H. Ks 4 M W 8-5 Noss, Willis G. Housekeeper II W II 8-6 38 F Noss. Elisabeth II W Swede Farmer 46 M 8-7 Christian. Peter Swen. Housekeeper 46 F W II 8-8 Christian. Anna II 21 M W Farmer II Christian. Charles 8-9 W Housekeeper NY Wi 8-10 27 F Brown. I'tlary 8-11 Ks Brown, William 7 M W Ks 8-12 Brown. Edward 5 M W W 2 N Ks 8-13 Brown. James Farmer In 8-14 31 M W Noore. J. C • In 6 M W Ks Moore. C.W. 8- 1 5 W 28 F Housekeeper Ar Moore. S.J. Ar 8-16 W Moore, Fanney 8 F Ks 8-17 4/12 F W Ks Moore. Lissie 8-18 W Steele, Ira T. Farmer Oh Ie. 29 M 8-19 Steele, R.E. Farmer Pa 27 M W Mo?Md 8-20 48 M B Laws, Goerge Ky Farmer No 8-21 B Housekeeper Va Law~. Ann No 85?35 F 8-22 Richardson. T.B. 43 M W Farmer Tn Tn R-23 1 Iv! Richardson. J. C. W Ks 8-24 Richard.son. ~lartha F. 27 F W Housekeeper Tn Tn 8-25 Richard.son, N. A. W 7 F No No P-26 Richardson, S. A • 6 F W Ks 8-27 :tichardson, I'-1.J. 4 F W Ks 8-28 Richardson. C.R. 42 M W Farmer Tn Tn 8-29 Richardson, J.R. 3/12 fo! W Ks A-30 Richardson. Clara 28 F W School Teacher Oh II B-31 Richardson, J. C. W 50 I'ti Farmer Tn Tn 8-32 Kelchinp:man, Wm. Farmer 53 M W Eng. NY 8-33 �1875 KANSAS STATE CLINTON-. Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place Kelchingman, Lonzo 15 Kelchin~man, John Wm. 13 Kelchingman, Lucy 34 Kelchin~an, Lettie 9 Spencer, Dennis 40 Spen'cer, Catherine 45 Spencer, Alden J. 14 Edson, L.H. 44 Edson, E.S.E. 43 Edson, Geo. H. 4 Edson, Emeline M. 2 Fox, John ~'. 40 Fox, Catherine 42 McConnel, Geo. 16 11cConnel, Sarah J. 11 McConnel, Wm.B 7 Roby, John 42 Roby, Mabel &. 2 Sawyer, '1' .E. 64 Sawyer, Zorada 50? Sawyer, Carrie 20 Sawyer, James B. 17 Sawyer, Ellen E. 13 McCoach, John 64 McCoach, Margaret 64 Wh1te, Andrew 74 White, Emeranda 50 White, Laura 9 Grone, Elnira 20 Heathman, Saml. 50 Heathman, John 19 Hea.thman, James 15 B:eathman, R. W• 7 Heathm~.n, Selina 45 Heathman, Jessee 17 Heathman, Sarah 14 Heathman, Agnis 12 Heathman. Lydia 9 B:eathman, Amelia L. 4 Ray, L.E. 62 Ray, G.W. 27 Ray, H.H.G. ? 25 Ray, L • E. Jr. 19 Ray, N.Q. 50 Ray, Rona 15 Caylor, Henry 46 Caylor, Isac 16 Caylor, Thomas J. 9 Caylor, Clarissa 37 Caylor, Mary E. 14 Caylor, Harriett~. 12 Caylor, Amanda J. 8 Caylor, Charity 5 Winfield, Robert 42 Winfield, James 15 M M F F M F M M F M F M F M F M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper W Carpenter W W M W W M F M F W W W W W M W F F F M M W Iv! N F F F F F F M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W M Iv! W F F W M M M F F F F F M M Preacher P·reacher Farmer Farmer Housekeeper W W F F F Farmer Farmer Housekeeper W W W W W W W W W W B B Ks Ks Pa Ks Vt NE 11a Vt Ma Ks Ks Oh Oh Ks Ks Mo Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne 8-34 P-35 Fa 8-36 8-37 !'tIe. 8-38 Na 8-39 Ma Mn Ma Mo No Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Student Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Farmer NY NY II II Ks Ire. Ire. Tn NY Ks II En~. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Va Va Mo No Va Mo Oh ? Mo Ks Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Ky Mo Ks Farmer Farmer NC Ar 9-2 9-3 9-4 9-5 9-6 9-7 9-8 9-9 9-11 IL II II II Pa Pa Mo II 9-12 9-13 9-14 9- 1 5 9-16 9-17 9-18 9-19 9-20 9-21 II Eng. Eng. Eng. En~. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. En~. Eng. Mo No Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo ~10 Mo Mo 9-22 9-23 9-24 9-25 9-26 9-27 9-28 9-29 9-30 9-31 9-32 9-33 9-34 9-35 9-36 9-37 9-38 9-39 9- 4 0 10-1 10-2 10-3 10-4 Ks ~Io_ 9-1 9-10 NH Ks Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper -Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper 8-40 Mo Ar Ar 10-5 10-6 10-7 10-8 �1875 KANSAS STATE Volume 19 Name Age C,ENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON", TOWNSHIP Birth Sex Color Occupation Place Winfield, Lotta 39 F Williamson, Jane 15 F Johnson, L. 64 M Johnson, Joannia 65 F Olson, A. 30 M Wenstrom, John 39 N Wenstrom, Nels 15 M Wenstrom. Gust 1 M Wenstrom, Jennie 42 I: Wenstrom, Teckla 13 F Wenstrom, Nora 9 F Wenstrom, Helma 7 F Wenstrom, Jamie 3 F Heldstrom, Rudolph 34 ~1 Hellstrom, See Heldstrom Heldstrom, Frances 9 M Heldstrom, Sidney 4 H Heldstrom, LHura 34 F Heldstrom, Emma 14 F Heldstrom, Clarra A. F Holbert,' D.C. 50 M Halbert, See Holbert Holbert, Adeline lJ.4 F Hol bert ,l'homas 15 M Holbert, Lucy 9 F Bond, Silas 39 N Bond, H.L. 13 M Bond,lvI.E. 11 N Bond, H.G. 4 M Bond, Sarah A. 35 F Bond, E.J. 15 F Bond, M.E. 7 F Bond, D.E. 2 F Vancil, Isri. B. 28 M Vancil, Amelia 66 F Bjorklund, C.O. 25 N Bjorklund, C.E. 51 M Bjorklund, C.H. 59 F Bjorklund, G.R. 15 F Anderson, C.J.' 55 M Johnson, G .1". 28 M Lagerquist, N. 28 F Sundburg, J. 3 M Johnson, Jasper 30 M Johnson, M. E. 24 F Johnson, N. V. 4 F White, G.W. 30 N White, Martha J. 33 F White, Olive 1 F Bishop, John 44 M Bishop, Lissie 42 F Bishop, Ellen 19 F Bishop, Theadosia 15 F Bishop, James 12 N W B W W W W W Housekeeper Sousekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Bla.cksmi th Farmer W W W W W W W Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper' Housekeeper Farmer W W W Itl W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Ks Swede Swed. Swede Swdd. Swede Swede Farmer Tn Mo Il Mo Housekeeper , Farner Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper' Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Carpenter Laborer Seamstress W W W W W Swede Swede Swd. Swede Housekeeper Housekeeper W W W ~wed. Ks Ks Swede Co W W Ar Ar Swede Swede Swede Swede Ks W T.-l Tn Ar Swede Swede Swede Swer'l. Swede Where from to Kansas Page-Line F!'I.rmer Housekeeper Farner Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Ks Ks Ks In Ks Ma Co In Ks Ks Oh Ia K~ Ks Ks Ky Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Cad. Ia Ks Tx In Ks Ky In IvIo Tx Ks , Ia Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Swede Il Ia ~10 No No Mo 110 No 10-9 10-10 10-11 10-12 10-13 10-14 10-15 10-16 10-17 10-18 10-19 10-20 10-21 10-22 10-23 10-24 ' 10-25 10-26 10-27 10-28 10-29 10-30 10-31 10-32 10-33 10-34 10-35 10-36 10-37 10-38 10-39 10-40 11-1 11-2 11-3 11-4 11- 5 11-6 11-7 l1-R 11-9 11-10 11-11 11-12 11-13 11-1lJ. 11-15 11-16 11-17 11-18 11-19 11-20 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON"." TOWNSHIP Birth Color Occupation Place SeA Age W 9 !-'I Ks 7 F vr Ks 3 M w Ks 4/12 f1 W Ks Bishop, Noclolas Bishop, Finetter Bishop, John Jr. Bishop, Bertee Bond, Thomas 27 N W Bond, Rachael C. 25 F W Bond, ~elia 1 F W Hopkins, S.M. 43 W 1"; Hopkins, W,N, 10 M Hopkins, H. K. 40 F W Hopkins, J.L. 18 F W Hopkins, Not named 3/12 F W Bryant, N.C. 36 F W Bryant, Hatty M. 8 F W Hutchison, Daniel 29 M W Hutchison, Eudora 21 F W Hutchison, Lenora 3 F W Disbrow, E. • 48 M W Disbrow, Charles V. 15 M W Disbrow, Frank H. 2 N W Disbrow, Bethiap B.? 45 F W Disbrow, rruclia E. 11 F W Disbrow, Carrie L. 5 F W Disbrow, Mira A. 8/12 F W Disbrow, William B. 53 N W Disbrow, Clarrissa H.50 F W Walker, Geo. E~ 23 fiI W Disbrow, Clarra H. ? 23 F W Disbrow, Clarrissa F.18 F W Disbrow, ~da E. 16 F W Hallmark, Wm. 61 N W Hallmark, James 20 M W Hallmark, John 17 M W Hallmark, Ellen 24 F W Howe, Marilda 22 F W Howe,William 1 M W Huddleston, L.L. 1 H W Wells, Orson, 28 M W Wells, Geor~e 6 M W Wells, Roy 6/12 M W Weels, Martha 22 F W Carmichael, D.l'i. 35 M VI CRrmichael, Hellen 27 F W Carmichael, Carrie 2 F W Bailey, Herman 27 M W Bailey, , M.A. 23 F W Bailey, ~.M. 22 M W Baum, Hartin 52 M W Baum, Caroline 46 F W Baum, Martha E. 20 F W Baum, J.W. 18 M W Baum, Flourence 6 F W Farmer H~usekeeper Where from to Kansas Page-Line In Ia Ks Ninister NY Student NY Assist. filinister NY Student NY Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Ks II Ks In Ia Ks In Ia NY NY r-ry NY Wi Ia· Ia Con.?C?"n.Oh Ks AS Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeepr Farmer "Housekeeper Sch. Teacher Student I:armer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer NY Ks Ks Ks NY Con. ? Can. Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Ky Mo Mo Mo f'<10 Mo Ho Ho No 1'-10 NY NY Ks Ks Ks II II II II Ks Wi NY NY Ks II NY NY NH NH r-.TH NH NH NH Oh In Ho Ks Ks No No 1'-:0 11-21 11-22 11-23 11-24 11-25 11-26 11-27 11-28 11-29 11-30 11-31 11-32 11-33 11-34 11-35 11-36 11-37 11-38 11-39 11-40 12-1 12-2 12-3 12-4 12-5 12-6 12-7 12-8 12-9 12-10 12-11 12-12 12- 1 3 12-14 12- 1 5 12-16 12-17 12-1R 12-19 12-20 12-21 12-22 12-23 12-24 12-25 1.2-26 12-27 12-28 12-29 12-30 12-31 12-32 �1875 KANSAS STATE CLINTON'. Volume 19 Name Age Hatcher, Vim. H. 65 21 Hatcher, Peter 62 Hatcher. Margaret Roust on, t,l. Ii • 65 Houston, W.E. 39 Strouse, John 35 Evall, (;harles 19 8 Lions, Ch9,rles Lyons, Se8 Lions Houst on, I"lary A. 59 Lions. Hargaret 30 Houston, Nary N. 27 Houston, Lyda 25 20 Houston, Kate .10 Lions. Laura 6 Lions, !11ary 24 Holum, N. Holm, See Holum 61 Holu."Il, John Holum, Inger 56 16 Holum, Sophia Petefish, G.W. 32 Petefish, Mar~arit c.26 8 Petefish, Limon 6 Fetefish, Willard 4 Petefish, Alva 81 Geyer, Jonas 46 Geyer, D.S. Geyer, H.H. 35 Geyer, c ..r. 38 Geyer, J.N. 36 Geyer, S.A. 27 2 1'1cLain, A.J. Turbett, John 56 'rurbett, R.N. 13 Turbett, Mary 49 Turbett, Lucy J. 9 i"Iark1e, Gabriel 53 Narkle, Nary 48 NcCain, A.J. 62 Ouslin, Owen 38 Ouslln, Arthur O. 11 Ouslln, Julian 32 Joh~son, J. 40 Johnson, Oska 13 Johnson, Nary 54 Chruther, David 30 Chruther" JVIary 25 Chruther, Nancy 1 Dean, R.A. 53 Dean, J.H. 19 Dean, C.D. 16 Dean, F.N. 11 Dean, H.V. 47 Dean, E.N. 13 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Sex Color Occupation Place N M F W W W H H N W W W M Ivl W F w w F F F F F F M N F' F M F w W W vi W Farmer ~1/ Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper W W W W I,.J W W W W t-J W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F F 'Ii W W W M Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper W W W F 1-1 M N M Housekeeper Sch. Teacher Sch. Teacher Scq. Teacher Sch. Teacher Student W H IvI 11 1'/1 N F F F H M Iv! F .F F H N ~aborer Laborer W 1'1 ill F H 11 N Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer W vi F W W F W Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Laborer Laborer Housekeeper Laborer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer rarmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Oh Mo Oh In Ia Fa Ks Ia Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ho 12-33 Mo 12-34 ;.to 12-35 Ia 12-36 Ia 12-37 I13. 12-38 12-39 Ia 12-40 Tn In In In In In In Swer'l. Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Mo 13-1 13-2 13-3 13-4 13-5 13-6 13-7 13-8 Swede Swede Swed.• II Tn Ks Ks Ks fl: 0 13-9 13-10 13-11 13-12 13-13 13-14 13- 15 13-16 13-17 13-18 13-19 13-20 13-21 13-22 13-23 13-24 13-25 13-26 13-27 13-28 13-29 13-30 13-31 13-32 13-33 13-34 13-35 13-36 13-37 13-38 13-39 13-40 14-1 'rn 1',10 1\10 Ho No NE Tx P':l. Oh Fa Oh Oh Ho Tn Enl2:. Eng. En,~. Swede Swede Swede Oh Oh Ks Oh Oh Ks Ks Oh Ks No No II I1 No Ho Ho IVio Ho Ho No In In In In II No Ho Eng. Eng. Eng. Swede Swede Swede Oh Oh Oh Oh 14-2 Oh 14-3· 14-4 14-5 �1875 KANSAS 32 37 25 3 44 27 6 4 1 40 67 15 37 13 7 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON-, Volume 19 N e Andrews, B. • Andrews, E.M. Andrews, H. Andrews, E.M. Tucker, J.M. Tucker, Lyda Tucker, Lew. E. Tucker, Caren ? Tucker. William Petefish, T.B. Petefish, Wm. Petefish, Marion Peteflsh, C.A. Petefish, Lotta L. Peteflsh, Lissie N. Peteflsh, Llnn'i.e Petefish, Purley M. Petefish, Sarah A. Riggs, S.F. Rigg~. F. Riggs. Martha F. STATE '. -: TOWNSHIP Birth Place NH Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper M F F F M M M M F F F F F F M 5 3 8/12 35 5 m 25 F Rlg~s. Oli~~a 6 F Riggs. Louisa 1/12 F 52 M Thompson. C.W. Thompson. Hatta 8 F Elias, Gideon 53 M Elias, Issabelle C. 42 F Elias. Juniatta A. 17 F Ellas. Ethel 10 F Sa~anta. Ganluso 23 M Boyd. 'l'homas 73 M Boyd, A.B. 38 M Boyd, G.S. 27 M Boyd, Ann 68 F Bowen, D.E. 58 M 28? 25 M Bowen. H.B. Bowen. C.A. 19 M Bowen. A.N. ? 16 M Bowen, Anna 11 F Bowen, Sarah A. 54 F Shepard. John 85 M Shepard, Elisabeth 80 F Piatt. B.M.J. 31 M Piatt. W.W. 30 F Piatt, J. W. 22 M Flatt, S.M. 11 F Piatt, J.J. 8 M Creel, S. . 45 M Creel, Nancy C. 32 F Creel, Ira 11 M Creel, Rachael A. 10 F Creel, Dicy E. 8 M Creel, George L. 6 M Creel, Mary E. 5 F Creel, Lucy A. 7/12 F l"armer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer w W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Housekeeper - Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Where from to Kansas Fa e-L1ne NH 14-6 NH 14-7 NH Swede 14-8 Swede 14-9 Ks 14-10 Mo Oh 14-11 Mo Oh 14-12 Ks 14-13 Ks 14-14 Ks 14-15 11 Va 14-16 11 Va 14-17 11 11 14-18 11 11 14-19 11 11 14-20 Ks 14-21 Ks 14-22 . Ks 14-23 Ks Mo 14-24 Ky 14-25 Ks 14-26 Mo .Mo 14-27 Ks 14-28 Ks Ma NH 14-29 Ma Ma 14-30 Pa Pa 14-31 Pa Pa 14-32 Ks 14-33 Ks 14-34 Mo Mexico 14-35 Irel. 11 14-36 Oh 11 14-37 Oh 11 14-38 11 NY 14-,39 Ma Oh 14-40 Oh Oh 1-5-1 Oh Oh 15-2 Ks 15-3 Ks 15-4 Oh Oh 15-5 Oh Va 15-6 SC Oh 15-7 Oh Ky 15-8 Ky Ky 15-9 Oh Oh 15-10 Ky Mo 15-11 NY NY 15-12 Va La 15-13 Ky Mo 15-14 Ks 15- 15 Ks 15- 16 Ks 15-17 Ks 15-18 Ks 15-19 Ks 15-20 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Age Sex Hoge, L.G. 37 M Hoge, Al bert K. 4 M Hoge, Myrth ? Myeth 7 F Ahlstrom, Charles 26 M Ahlstrom, ;:.Hanna 1.9 F Ahlstrom, O r a ' ! F Ahlstrom, Cora 5/12 F Bond, Enos 37 M Bond, Emly 33 F 15 F Bond, Alice Bond, Adeline 13 F Bond, Clarrissa 8 F Bond, Ellis 10 M Bond, Calvin 5 M Bond, Hurbert 3 M Bond, Demming 6/12 M Longinecker, J. 35 M Longinecker, Sarah 32 F Longinecker, Charles 12 M Longinecker, Morris 10 M Longinecker, Clarence 3 M Platz, Phillip 53 M Platz, Catherine 48 F Platz, Menelious 18 M Platz, Emma 8 F Platz, Ella 8 F Platz, Frank 6 M Coleman, J. C. 48 M Colema.n, Elisabeth 40 F Coleman, Clarrence 6 M Coleman, Clyde 4 M Coleman, Hattie 2 F Quigley, John 45 M Quigley, Anola 42 F Quigley, Michael 16 M Quigley, John Jr. 13 M Quigley, James 6 M Steele, R.A. 46 M Steele, Isibelle 32 F Steele, James E. 9 M Steele, Wm.H. 6 M 55 M Bowen, z.c. Steele, Elisabeth 4 F Steele, R.A. Jr~ 2 M Steele, Margaret 5/12 F 37 F Bowen, Minnie R. 10 F Bowen, Anna Mary Johnson, ,Minnie 9 F 4 M Bowen, Walter G. Myrick, L:e. 26 M Myrick, Louisa 18 F Myrick, Fenton 2 M Riggs, Lewis 14 M Bedgood, William B. 59 M 57 F Bedgood, F.E. Bedgood, Wm. B. Jr. 19 M STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON-, TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line w Farmer Oh II 15-21 W II II 15-22 W Ia Ia 15-23 W Blacksmith Swe~. II 15-24 W Housekeeper In In 15-25 W Ks 15-26 W Ks 15-27 W Farmer In In 15-28 W Housekeeeper Oh In 15-29 W Housekeeper Ks 15-30 W Housekeeper Ks 15-31 W Ks 15-32 W Farmer Ks 15-)) W Ks 15- 34W Ks 15-35 W Ks 15-36 W Farmer Oh Oh 15-37 , W Housekeeper Oh Oh 15-38 W Farmer Oh Oh 15-39 W Farmer Oh Oh 15-40 W Ks 16-1 W Farmer Pa In 16-2 W Housekeeper Oh In 16-3 W - Farmer In In 16-4 W In In 16-5 W In In 16-6 W Ks 16-7 W Farmer NY Mi 16-8 W Housekeeper Oh Mi 16-9 W Ks 16-10 W Ks 16-11 W Ks 16-12 W Farmer Ire. II 16-13 W Housekeeper Ire. II 16-14 W Farmer Mo II 16-15 W Farmer Mo II 16-16 W II II 16-17 W Farmer Oh Ia 16-18 W Housekeeper Pa PI'!16-19 W Ks 16-20 W Ks 16-21 W Farmer Va In 16-22 W Ks 16-23 W Ks 16-24 W Ks 16-25 W Housekeeper Pa Pa 16-26 W Housekeeper Ks 16-27 W Ia Ia 16-28 W Ks 16-29 W Farmer Oh Ia 16-30 W Housekeeper Mo Mo 16-31 W Ks 16-32 W Farmer Ks 16-33 W Farmer NC Mo 16-34 W Housekeeper Ky Mo 16-35 W 1"armer Mo Mo 16-36 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Bedgood, Walter ri. Bedgood, Stephen H. Boyle, L.H. Boyle, Cass Boyle, Abby Boyle, Millie Boyle, Maud Boyle, Elisabeth Huloe, Sar!3.h Huloe, Ellia R. Huloe, Josaphene Huloe, Adolphus Hulce, Dudley Hulce, John Davis, Mary :Ann Davis, John H. Davis, Isaao Keeny, Wm. H.H. Keenz, See Keeny Keeny, Catherine Keeny, Mary V.? U. Keeny, Walter Keeny, Myra Keeny, Meda Spitler, Mary Stevenson, Wm. Stevenson, Susan Stevenson, Mary P. Stevenson, Norva Howard, John Howard, Adalaid Howard, Cassious Howard, F.P. Howard, Carrie Barton, J.D. Barton, Mary A. Bond, S.M. Bond, Elisabeth Bond, ~lyena Haver, Henry Umber~er, G.w. Age 17 14 39 17 9 7 4 36 47 17 15 21 12 7 69 2426 32 28 F F M 1 1 F CLINTON-- W F Vanberger, See Umber~er Umberger, Rusaltha 0:35 Conant, Magaie M~ 4 MoKinzie, Sarah 19 Myers, John 53 Myers, John Jr. 15 Myers, Wm. J. 17 Myers, Elisabeth 34 Jones, Sarah 17 Jones, Elisa 11 Jones, Nanoy 6 Simpson, Joseph 33 F F F M M M F II II II Ia Housekeeper Oh w w w Housekeeper Tx Farmer Oh Farmer In Farmer Ks Housekeeper II Housekeeper Ia Housekeeper Ks Ks Farmer Mo 10 M 8 M W W W 2 NJ w W 23 M 21 F 24 M 20 F 10 F 20 M 54 M Mo NJ W W W W W W W 33 F Housekeeper Where from to Kansas Page-Line Mo 16-37 Mo 16-38 In 16-39 -In Oh F F I-1 M 14 45 T,OWNSHIP Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Housekeeper Pa Farmer In Housekepeer II Ks Farmer Ks Farmer Vt ? Housekeeper II Farmer Ks Ks Ks Farmer Va Housekeeper In Farmer In Housekeeper In II Farmer In Farmer Pa W W W 57 F 53 M 32 F 2 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Birth Sex Color Ocoupation Place w M 'Farmer Mo M W Farmer Mo M W Blaoksmith In M W Farmer Ks F W Ks F W Ks F W Ks F W Housekeeper Oh F W Taylorist NY F W Housekeeper Ks F W Housekeeper Ks M W Farmer NJ M W Farmer Ks M W 'Ks F W Housekeeper 'NJ M W Farmer II M W Farmer II M W Farmer, In 6 3 STATE W W W W W W W w w w w w F F F W M b In Ks In In In II II I1 In In In' In II Tx In In II In Mo 16-40 17-1 17-2 17-3 17-4 17-5 17-6 17-7 17-8 17-9 17-10 17-11 17-12 17-13 17-14 17-15 17-16 17-17 17-18 17-19 17-20 17-21 17-22 17-23 17-24 17-25 17-26 17-27 17-28 17-29 17-30 17-31 17-32 17-33 17-34 17-35 17-36 17-37 17-38 17-39 17-40 18-1 1R-2 18-3 18-4 18-5 18-6 18-7 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE' CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY CLINTON'. TOWNSHIP --------------------------------~------------~B~1~r~t~h~t.W~here from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Slmpson, Marlnda B 32 F Housekeeper Mo Mo 18-8 Slmpson, Joseph Jr. 11 M B Farmer Mo Mo 18-9 Slmpson, John B 7 M Ks 18-10 Slmpson, James 4 M B Ks 18-11 Slmpson, Anna B 3 F Ks 18-12 Slmpson, Edgar 2 M B Ks 18-13 Slmpson, NelsoH 6/12 M B Ks 18-14 Slmpson, Patrlc Farmer Ky 57 M B Mo 18-15 Slmpson, Mellssa 57 F' B Housekeeper Ky Mo 18-16 Slmpson, Washlngton 18 I>1 B Farmer Mo Mo 18-17 Simpson, Lewls 10 M B Farmer Ks 18-18 Sawyer, Byron 29 M 'W Farmer 11 11 18-19 Sawyer, Frederic 1 M W Ks 18-20 Sawyer, Dora J. W 25 F Housekeeper Ky Mo 18-21 Sawyer, Jessee P. 4/12 F W Ks 18-22 Woodward, G:,~, W. 22 M W Clerk II 11 18-23 Banks, Isaac 60 M W Farmer Eng. Ia 18-24 ' Bank s, John W. W• 11 M W Farmer Ks 18-25 Banks, George J. 4 M W Ks 18-26 Banks, Mary Ann 16 F W Housekeeper Ks 18-27 Banks, Elener A. 14 F W Housekeeper Ks 18-2B Banks, Martha E. 14 F W Housekeeper Ks 18-29 Banks, Margaret C. W 7 F Housekeeper Ks 18-30 Banks, Susan 42 F W 'Housekeeper NJ In 18-31 Fallwell, Ephra1m 61 M W Farmer Va Mo 18-32 Fallwell, Mary W 56 F Housekeeper Oh Mo 18-33 Snlder, John 87 M W None Pa Mo 18-34 Snlder, Margaret 81 F W None Va Mo 18-35 Clayschultz, John 17 M W Farmer Ks 18-36 Laws, Cella 30 F B Housekeeper Mo Mo 18-37 Laws, Cora 3 F B Ks 18-38 Laws, Charles 5 M B Ks 18-39 Laws, Dell1a 2 F B Ks 18-40 Wear, Harrlson, B 37 M Laborer Va Mo 19-1 Wear, Ann ' B 25 F Housekeeper Mo Mo 19-2 Wear, Mary 6 F B Ks 19-3 Wear, Jacob 4, M B Ks 19-4 Wear, Mlchael 1 M B Ks 19-5 Bradley, Lewls B 59 M Farmer Va Mo 19-6 Bradley, Mary 25 F B Housekeeper NC Ar 19-7 Bradley, Mellnda A. 12 F B Housekeeper Ks 19-8 Allen, Charlty 37 F Mul. Housekeeper Tn Yn 19-9 Allen, Mary E. 10 F Mul. Housekeeper Tn Tn 19-10 Allen, Wm. C. 8 M Mul. Tn Tn 19-11 Allen, Aralle 3 F Mul. Ks 19-12 Allen, John 5 M Mul. 'Tn Tn 19-13 Buck, E.W. 49 M W Saddler NY Ml 19-14 Buck, A.W. 41 F W Housekeeper NY I>11 19-15 Buck, E.E. 15 M W Farmer Ml Ml 19-16 Buck, L.L. 6 M W Ks 1 9-17 Buck, B.B.' 3 F W Ks 19-18 Buck, A.W. 19 M W HarnessMaker Ml Ml 19-19 Rlshar, Wm. 58 M W Farmer France II 19-20 Rlshar, Nary 57 F W Housekeeper Pa II 19-21 Rlshar, John W Farmer II II Stokes, H.M. 19-22 ~~ ~ W ~I111er In In 19-23 �1875 Kansas State Census Douglas ,County Eudora Township Volume # page # 1'1 family # 1 1 2 3 4 5 Pages 1-44 name ADAIR ,Joseph Pamelia Margaret Martha J. Edward John Joseph Nettie Ann WEAVER, Henry Nancy John Anthony, Edmund John Sarah F. Edmund Jr. Lettie George W. CRISP, Washington Lillie WHITAKER ,John Laura B'. P. ;{: • Nillie r..'~a_:.· ~/ 6 2 7 8 9 10 10 Enumerator.;.. T. C. Darling, place 'cf w!-.ere age sex color ~ccupatiofi birth frc~ 'tc :<: r. David Fred Chas P. 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Cavier 52 Catherine 52 Theresa 19 Caroline 15 Francisco 1~ Hertha 7 FOX, Francis J. 78 Mary C. 80 FENDT, Henry 55 DICK, John 62 Maggdie 17 Jacob 14 Katie 9 MERTZ, Melchoir 34 Dorothea 36 Charles 5 Geroge 3 Willie 11/12 FISH~?, Jacob 48 Ivlirll1ie 41' Bertha 16 Emma 1 L~ August 7 Harman 12 ·ZIESENIS, Henry 31 Louisa 26 Lena 2 BLECHEL, Franz 47 Katie 41 Franklin 15 John 12 Katie Jr. 10 Mary 6 Lizzie 4 Tracy 1/12 GRIEBEL, Maria 40 DOLLINGER, Emily 27 George 8 Franklin 6 Emily Jr. 2 Jos:ephine . 8/12 NEUS TI FTER , Louis 47 Anna. 39 Charles 16 John 14 George 9 Louis 12 Frank 7 Anna C. 4/12 VI W M F F 'I'v F'1 \., D"'l W W W 1V F F rr; VI M Stonecutter --------- --------------------Tailor --------- F F W W VI M W F F F Weaver W IN VI ----- F VI F W ----------------Laborer ----- M \II F VI Ivl Iv'! 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George Henry IV1ARFILIUS, Maggie Christine GUTSMUTHEL, George Veronica John Mary Anna Joseph VITT, Leo Johanna Frank August Johanm-l. Jr. El::!Tl:':-::' ~phro:~~ e:~l.~. Pauline Mary 51 w rv~ 27 10 8 5 J 59 ," F '/i Iv] VI r~ 'd F VI w p .l. L~2 M it! F. 9 M VI VI W W '.'/ VI VI 47 45 15 47 37 15 13 12 11 46 36 16 11 M It! F F \,I{ rv; 19 16 11 JJ 30 r"'1 M D!'" F W W W Iv1 F M M VI W Vi W F F [vj W F F 'II W 'II M 9 51 F W M W VI VI VI VI VI IN VI VI F F M 45 15 13 6 32 30p f;; M F Wagor-maker ----- Germany Germany --------- KS ----- FA ----- KS Doctor jVJ) ~s KS --------KS Saloonkeeper Germany 1L ----- FA ----- --------- Cooper ----- ----- Hotelkeeper KS ----- Eaker ----------------- Carpenter ----- ----- --------- Tinner ----- LA 64 fiT 48 F 17 M 15 F 11 F 7 101 57 iii 42 F 16 1\01 11 ]'1: 1') F VI Laborer Laundress Shoemaker 8 F p -, VI T.'; " \:'i ,. '.\1 2 "r \/;- 18 F r...-l l'!liller --------------------- II .h. P'\."1. P~ NiO iV;O ",-r'\ j" ....' 1L IL ':..'1 Il.. 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Elizabeth William Charles Gustavas KING, Rebecca John Louisa Giny CONELLY, Clayborn GETKER, Anton Alice William Bertie Alice 2iJ. 22 3/12 52 48 15 11 8 6 1 46 23 III i.d F Vi Iv; 'N Vi VI lill F ~~ w F VI W VI VI W 'if 'vl/ VI F., F M IV; F 4 IV! 3 1 43 20 17 rv~ . .y 45" 48 29 8 4 1 n M F rvI F F M r.Jf 1''':' F M fi! F 'if 0 LJ B B B B 1'/ W W VI VI R. 0 .L i. • --------- Agent Cabinet r{c "C ,'. .....:1• IL ':',-(""" 1\..::;, l'!iai~er ----- ------------- ----- Germ2.ny Germany IL 11 TT ~.L T r .Ll.: IL J..L KS KS ----- 1(3 Jeweler Germany Germany ----------------- Tn::: IL IL .i.\.~ ~{S KS Laundress ----- 'I'U ~(C --------- Laborer Cabir.et phh ;·;0 LC :·.:C r.::o KS r!:al~rt ----------------- GA Germany IL ['::C D·" .. ~"i.. Ii\. ['~S ;'(S res 1.j.2 311 312 313 314 315 316 J17 HAELIG, Labericht Mary Anna M. SPElTZ, William Mary Lottie C. Robert GUFLER, Anton Krezeng Katie Albert Caroline KELLERIVTAN, Henry MONROE, James Nancy Anthony Green Andrew EBERLY, Mary Ann Katie May Ella George John RICHARDS, O. G. Sophia Jessie Charles Hattie B. Uretta Lottie MENDENHALL, Phebe EDWARDS, Jesse 3(), 22 1 67 64 21 16 43 31 6 3 M F F r.'; F F fiI IV' 1. F F' IN VI VI VI VI W W W VI w ill 'A; h( 16 34 24 F !Vi M W F B B c:: M !Vi B B I\r, B F F F W W W 1 ..J 3 6/12 35 14 9 7 5 38 26 17 9 6 rr; Iv] n " 'i{ 1,1 " ----Baker --------- Germany Germany KS Germany Germany Gerrr:any Harnessmaker N:erchant G errriali~r TT ----- Germany II 1\;::' Laborer Laborer KS KS II VA ------------- ----- --------Farmer ----------------- Iv: VI Lawyer Vi ----- M !" 'if W V{ 2 F 69 F 27 ."T,T; VI VJ W W IL ----- F F F F L} Harnessmaker Housekeer.;er --------------------- Retirement Runner ~ TT .1. "_' IL r T ..l ..... II: IL IL ......~ T , .... [,;0 IL 1';:0 ii~O KS KS KS Germany IV~O [jiO EO 1'.:0 L<O KS !T~ I\';:' fiiI Germany ;'.',0 hCC; KS KS KS KS KS T\,~ l",v IN p' ., II\T �yo 31 R 319 Ferdinand Wilhelmina HALEY, Timothy !}RAP, 320 321 322 323 324 l}O I'ii F rll D 1 '...... \ j\! y. Farmer Farmer Gerr:1any IL vw F::lrmer COHN, A. L. Sarah Louis 1Nillie Rachael David W VI 11':' 48 40 15 13 ( 1 1 or 4) 5/12 IVl F iVl M F F'I Section boss ----- --------- IN VI W 'il Farmer ----------------Farmer ----------------- W V/ it': W \\' W W W Laborer Merchant W 'IV VI ----- W VI W ----- --------- Laborer Clerk Clerk Laundress LaborGr Laborer W W IN B B B B B ------------- '0 l.J ;',:C • VI W I, 327 :::> LO SCHILLING, Elizabeth lj,7 F Arnold 15 M l'll 14 Adolph '!eronica 10 F 8 M John 60 f'i FELDHOF, Anton 40 F Anna KAEGI, Theresa 58 F 20 F Mary Ada 17 F 42 M DARLING, T. C. Sarah 30 F Maggie 11 F IVIyrtie 5 F Alie 1 F WARD, Eddie M. 17 IVl 44 M PILLA, Charles 28 F Alice P. Alevina 6 F (Mol via) 4 F Louisa Sophia 6/12 F !Vi WETZEL, John ..JV REEL, Peter 23 rll THOMAN, John 21 fvI MONROE, Lydia 56 F Thomas H. 25 M Andrew 18 [Vi Fannie J. 14 F Emma J. 21 F Cora E. ( 1. 1 or 4)F SOIV~r,'iSR , Ley ton 43 1\1 hLiMary F 1 L~. 1':', Joseph Anna 12 F Keyton, Jr. 10 I\'i 'Tracy 8 F Hedwick 5 M Franklin 6/12 [V; IV1OJ',rRCm, William 55 '\1' F !Vi \..1. pg. 44 ----- Germ2,ny Germany Section hand 38 37 ("I 326 Shoemal.;:er Ireland Ireland Ireland ~f"'I 325 Vi VI VI 1N W Eliza O'BRIEN, James pg. 43 59 62 Irela~,d 17...., 11. T-:_.Li IL K:3 1(S Gp.r'many Germany Gerl:la:".y Germany Germany Canada Canada Canada r!·o .. ':'\. j\R G err. 2.~~/ Germa~~/ Gerr:-:ar::'l li~ ...T -~ vC"'" n..) KS NY :\) y. i':Y German~r' r:"t' NY KS KS l(S Germa"y '"' i'l.." FA .rSwitzerlanc >:y :~;T VA 1'.. 0 VA VA 1.. 0 ;'T 1':;0 ['.C l\'iO ':" r. 1._\....: ;,(s ~11 La,borer G e rl1i8.il,"lj i:} e r'~::Q r~~f :.:f -. ----- GerIn;.irl~'" ' r., ',-' . ':") Laborer ------------- W VI W W W B W 'tI Vl W W Gerrr:ar:y Germany Ger'm8.rl~1 ----- KS Carpenter 'I.::'" ----- Merchant .. 'J. c' ,(, ~ n:~;, :-1 ~/ ----- ~-' .~' ~ ~,' r ~Y' Germany German:," ·rQ CIerI.;: KS KS ----- K:~ i\'v :~ ",: ',- " L',:' -,- G e r IT: 2. r! ~,~ G eri.i2.r~y~ G ,,:,;y'r::2.. ~'!y Ks :; lerl{ ----- ~ .......... l'::C TT ...L..J....: TT ,.i. .LJ �31, 3/ 328' WARD, Sarah . .A.. • r,1ary 1? A1exander IVlart:-la J.c.. 329 330 331 Chas. LOTHOLZ, Caroline Willie Anna Minnie G'eorge LEWIS, Stephen Sarah Edward Isaac Mary William MORGAN, Martha Thomas Joseph A. Campbell ~'C: i:.. 1 .~....~ •.. -'! , (11 or 40 F 15 F 7 IV, T" VI VI Vi F l,r l.tO IV: iN 39 14 12 10 F VI M W F F M W VI W B B B til B F B M VI L~ ) " 6 50 47 22 24 12 10 40 M Nl F W 15 Iv! M I\1 V1 W W 8 6 F La'. ,mc.ress ----- ----- ----- i'~y r·~Y NY KS Ks '\;V I, ... Germar:y Germany KS IV1erchant Housekeeper ------------- :::L ..L.L.! l<S KS KS ----- Farrrler Hous el'~e ep er Lab8:c-er Laborer Domestic Laborer Farmer Laborer --------- i·.'lC KY KY ~O i"ol l\!O hO :. r· i·.\...: iV~O :,',-., l'/iO li.:~C: IN I "''''' KS KS KS Margaret 3abriel Rt 1 Eudora, Kansas 0 66025 5 f'fiarch 1984 T\~ �, '0' 81 .' ;, " . " ~'- 1875 KANSAS srATE CENSUS Post Office Volume 19. Pages 1-14 Name "F' AQams. A. M. Adams. Aim a Adams. John Adams. J. CL Adams. M. O. Adams. R~ J. Adams. 5'. M. Adams. Willie Allen. Arthur Allen. C. B. Allen. Emily F. Allen. H. A. Allen. H. P. Allen. J. B~ Allen. Mary C'. Allen. Mary Allen. M. E~ Allen. ~I. E. Arnold. Nathaniel Barclay. Chas. B'ardell. Bruce Bardell. C~ F. Bardell. Elizabeth Bardell. H. L. Bardell. J. C. Bardell. Jennetta Bardell. John Bardell. Lawson Bardell. Prl. Bardell. Walter Barley. I. , Barley. Mary Barnes, F. G. Barnes. rtlary Barnes. S~ T. Barret. A. E. Barret. Fanny Barret, Julia Barret, Sarah Beels, Joseph Beels, Willie Beezeley, E. J. Beezeley, R. A. Blackman, Cora Blackman, Jane A. Blackman. Maria w. .?, .:. \. ~e 30' 26 sex F F 32 33 M, M Z 4: M '6 F M 4 3 39 35 43 15 17 t 43 14 12 23 13 7-12 lt7 63 13 43 7 11 9 39 2 &1 ~I P.& F M M M F F F F M M !t M F F M FM M F M -- DOOGLAS- COUNTY' North Lawrence - GRANT TOWNSHIP- Birth Color Qecueation Place Where from to KS Psge W S;; IL W' W Gardener W Farmer W W W. to MO MO MO MO .( VA VA W W W', W \t ii, W KS Farmer Farmer Canada Canada VA VA OIF IL Canada KY KY KY I(S W B~ KS' KS KS W: W W W, KS Farmer Farming KY VK KY KY OH Off ((S' KS XL IL 9 PA"' KS MO 11 IN OK \II ' Shoemaker' W W W W KS KS \t, KS KS It 11 IL M 54' 57 F M 15 8 13 36, F F F F 17 21 15 M B: B B. 8 B' M IJ.; AI. AL, F F F F F W W W W il' MO MO 10 10 10 10 7 3 W'. &1' F 52 1:0 10 W W W 34 6 4 1 1 1 llO I Ireland 011' 25 20 54 4 10 10 ]0 10 W W W W, \t' Farmer Farmer Farmer Tailoress Gardener Farmer OIr NJ Off. Off NJ OIr ' KY 011' DC OH MO MO KS KS alO MO AI.. ~ TN- IL KS OR' OR KS 9 9 9 9 9, 9 11 5 5 8, a a 12 12 12 12 ]3' 13 8 8; r 1 1 �82 Name Blaeman, Mary J. Blaeman. Rollin E'. Blaeman, T~ A~ Blaeman. W. I. R. . Boulden. A. G• Bradley, . Laura Brow. L. ABrown. ~t.N. Brown. Nancy Brown, Richard . Brown, Riley Brown. Riley Brundage, . A. C. Brundage. Louisa Brundage~ J .• A. Brundage, r.. R. Brundage, P·. H. Brundage, . S~ E. . Burgan, Arina' . Burgan. Chas. Burgan, Ellen Burgan, Ida Burgan ,John Burgan, Rosa Burgan , Sam Burnett, A. M. BUrnett, c. H. Burnett, E. E. Burnett, E. F. Burnett, F. G. Burnett, J. C. . Burnett, J. C. Burnett, M. c. Burnett, 5. E. Burnett, S. w. Burnett,' W~ C. Burnett', W~ w. Cadet Fanny' Cade, J. R. Cady, G.W. 'Carter, Jt~ A~ ,Carter, C. K. Carter, G. G'. Carter, E. L. Carter, J. T. Carter, Naomi Carter, P. G. ,Carter, S.; C. Carter', W. C.• Carter" w. S~ Campbell, A. Campbell, Alonzo age 4 8~ sex F' M F 30 SO' . M M' 21 22: F 3 F F' ·4 43, F 10 M 45 M M 9 46 M F 30 F 4 a F F 1 F 12 5 F 4 27 2 7 11 M 33' M F F 2: F' 19 M M M 14 7 16 20 44 45 12 2 9 29' 17 Farmer VI W VI Gardener Gardener w M F M M F M F ·IL OR Farmer Farmer Fanner Fanner, Fanner Fanner KS KS 00 VT K.sKS Vr- IS VT KS VT IN orr IL IL XL XL. KS VT W' MI W W W' Farmer .IL IL IL IN IN' OR NY MO Farmer Farmer Fanner Fanner Fanner M M M M. if W Ii W W W M W Farmer M W, XL NE NE VT VT VT VT IN IN MI MI MO MO IL IL IL IL XL . r. IL KS Farmer It NY' IN' " I 1 1 1 1 13 U '5 5 S. 5 ,I 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 K5 Farmer Farmer W. &10 KS W W MO' KS KS M' if \II /IL. NY' KS Gardener W , \Ii Farmer W Farmer W Fanner if Farmer W W IL 'KS IL. IL' XL W \II \II \II OU· KS \II ~I F M' 3). KS W I'l \'1 M 36 VA \II; F.' 11' 33 \If W W Farmer· 47 08' At. (II' KS . ' KS ~~. F KS OH NY". W W Where from Page, to I<S KS Farmer Farmer Farmer B W" W F 8 21 27 37 16 w: F PrJ 50 VI VI VI M l~ 2. Birth Color Oeeuoation Place W W W. 45 . 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 2: 2' 2 2 2: 2 2 2 2 2, 2 8; 8 9: U 8 8; 8' '8: 8 n 8 8 IL IN IN 8 6 13 ., �83 ; 1"-' ~" "~>:,, • ",. ? '-.,;,c Name Campbell, Amanda Campbell. Chas. Campbell, C~ w; Campbell, D. D~ Campbell, Delia Campbell, E. C'. Campbell, Elf Campbell, Eva" Campbell, G. W. Campbell, L. A~ Campbell, L. C~ Campbell. L. J~ Campbell, l'tlartha Campbell, M. E". Campbell, O~ A~ Campbell, Sarah Campbell, S~ F~ Campbell, SUsan Campbell, WIn. Campbell, Tates Carroll, M. W. Cary, H. Cary, w. H. Cavan augh, Thos'. COffin, A. t. , Coffin, J. W. caker, Phillis Coursey, Livingston Covey, Clara Covey, Daniel Covey, Fred Covey, E~ M~ Coy, Franklin CrOUCh, James Cunningham, Ann Cunningham, Maria Cunningham, ~fary Cunningham, Michael . Curry, Curry, Burlin Curry, Frank Curry, Gertrude Curry, Leola Curry, Lucy Curry, Sarah Darmie, Mattie Dobbin, Percilla Duvell, John EtIer, I. P~ Eller, M. J. Eller, o. J. Esson, A. H. Age 14 9 13 s: 23': 2-12 26, 22 38 r 9 7 12 30 2 46 5: 24 47 7 28; 24 34 20; 20 26· Sex F M M F F F M F M F F F F F M F M F M M' at F M M F M F M F M 47 19 20i 25 4 M' 1 F, 21 16 1;"12 22. 2 25 1-12 5 32 :r 9 20 26 26 15 9 M M F F F M Birth Color Occupation Place W W· W VAKS Farmer W W W W W' W W. W W W _W R W: w: W W \t W R W W W W N- \~ F F F' W W W B VI Farmer M' \~ 30 F 2-12 14 M \II W W: IN IN IN IL IN IL KS IN: IN' KS IN IL. 1Ll IN IL. 13 II IN 13 IN' 13 13 3 3 3 12 5 It. IN: IN: IN IN c.r Farming CT CT Farmer Farmer IN Farming IN KY MA Farmer IL IL IL IN IN 5 IO~ er- 3 It. 8' IL. 8l PA IL 8', 2 MO MO 14 KS KS Ireland PA- KS Ireland PA' I(S IN IN IN IN 8; . 1 l 1 1 5 IN' S IN 5 5 5 KS Farmer 6 13 ~10 KS Farmer 11 6 1M MA' II;. Farmer n It MA Farmer 13 l3 11 6 6 6, 13 13 11 Farming W' 30 IN IN 'W W W, IL KS W F &1 IN It w- W W' ~f IN IN W W W W' W W M 1\1 M F F IN It.. KS W. Where from to KS Page IN IN 5 S 5 IN- IN' IN' 13 Farmer Farmer VA IN AR 1\10 IN PA 11 IA PA 6 Farmer NY Farmer AR KS 6 6 NY' 2 �84 , Name / Esson, Ellen Esson, George Esson, G. T~ Esslm, Sarah Esson, 5. &~ Evans, James .. Evans. Lucy fi~ , Evans, Martha J. Evans, Simon J. Fitzhugh, Fitzhugh, Angeline Fitzhugh, George Fi tzhugh, Hannah Fitzhugh" James Fitzhugh, James Fi tzhugh, Kansas Fitzhugh, t .. F. Fi tzhugh, Willis Frazi er, John Garrett, , Garrett, A~ 'J. Garrett, G. H. Garrett, 'J. E. Gaskell, Ameli a' Gaskell, Charles Gaskell, F. W~ Gaske~l, Josephine Gaskell, L. D. Gillette, M. P. Gillette, S. A. 'Gllmore, J. L. Gilmore, Laura Gi lmore, &lartin' Gilmore, W. J. 'Gilmore, w. t. Gleason, John Gleason, Maggie Gleason, Mary Gleason, Michael Gleason, Thomas Gleason, .William Gray, G. E. Gray, George Gray, Marg aret Gray, M. E~ Gray, R. Gray, W~ H. . Hackley, E. E • Hackley, Martha Hackley, Thomas Hackley, t'lillis Hamilton, D•. o. Age 21 47 18 23' 12. 3 l' 22 37 Birth Sex- Color Occupation Place F 1\1 la, F F M F F lit 6-12 M 4 ·F 8 33 47 14 &. 2 13' 15 1-12 M F ~J M F F M M . W VI W \f, B' Farmer Farmer 8: B B B Farmer F 5 M at W. 33 48: 525 8; l i3 62 67 32 24 3 36 1 15 9 42 49 12 5 6-12 42 26 7 3 W W W W M \~ . M F M \II Farmer, Farmer ·W W W W Farmer W Farmer F F W W. Farmer M W VI W W W W ~t M F &1 F F 8 45" F 9 M 35' 31 Farmer Farmer M F Farmer Farmer \II W W 8 8 It 8 W AR Aft 13 13 13 13 KY MO KS &10 IS MO 13 13 13 13 AR uo NY' KS NY' ar MO ' NJ NJ' KS KS NJ NJ NJ' 08' Off IL NY IN KS NY KS PA PA Ireland Ireland PA NJ IL NY' IA NY PA PA PA' PA' PA KS Farmer Farmer Farmer 1 1 ,I ,KS Farmer Farmer 2 2 2 2 '2 1 AI. AL AL AL, KS KS KS ~ro &1 M M M M M 5, W W KS' KS Ai W F M F F F F NY NY NY NY' IS B: B B: B B B: 29 NY" Canada' NY' NY' KS B: B, '8 W W AI Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Where from' to KS Page Canada Canada Ireland ' Canada Can.ada Canada Canada Can.ada Canada' Canada Canada Canada KS AR VA KS P,10 KY iL IL 13 7 7 7 7 2 2 2 2 2 6, 6 14 13 13 i3 13 1 I 1 1 I l' 9, 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10: 10 . �I, 1875 Kansas State Census Douglas County Eudora Township Volume # 1'1 page /1 family 1 1 2 3 4 5 if /, Pages 1-44 Enumerator- T.e.Darling place of age sex color occupation birth name ADAIR ,Joseph Pamelia Margaret Martha J. Edward John .Joseph Nettie Ann WEAVER, Henry Nancy John Anthony, Edmund John Sarah F. Edmund Jr. Lettie George W. CRISP, Washington Lillie WHITAKER ,John Laura H. Nillie 39 33 12 10 8 6 4 1 63 73 27 6'0 20 18 16 11 7 23 19 51 38 16 12 r/lar~/ 10 P.ili. 6 2 7 8 9 10 10 r. David Fred Chas P. William John Jr. HEROLD, Henry Louisa David Christian Mary George Bruno Otto Lydia PALNiER, Benj. Mary E, CLARK, George Lizzie LOBDELL, Millard Mary Rosa .RA~· , Philip (!AY) LUCY Emma John lNashington ivr vI F F I." F !VI N: M F M F M M !Vi vi err Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer KS ----- ;.:S ----- T~ :'(C1 I~t.. l'.~C: r~:c . --------FaPHIep ----- .KQ ..,; FA g:a pI. IJE ~r.. ----- i",tr fv~C.J .'. . 2 B F Farmer B B --------- KS KS 4l;.R ' ,., i'.fl .A.R .L..R -"0 .r-..:. ., B B Farmer I\;C !VI B ----- i/O F B B Farmer Farmer F<lrmer F !Vi F ? M [vi M M !Vi F !Vi M F r11 !Vi f'/i F Ni F !VI b '" ~ B B B B W VI W VI VI VI VI W W B B B ----- Farmer Farmer [ViO ;;,0 I'.~ I"l..: /·.L 1'. ,(,., ~ 'r. r.:~c: .' \.. "-4' ~':. _._---- Farmer ~ L .....-j - --------------------- .'-.. . 'ry ----- - " K~ f(S ..V" ..) i<S Germany Germany I,I~O I'/:C !· ... L: ]'::0 [.;;0 ----- l\r:C! ri~C Farmer .. r~iC I~': :'J ------------- rv;o - :':'1'. I'.i\.:: -;rr::- I'..;) KS Laborer Laborer Laborer LVII..} I'/~,=t fIll; i";' ..... ) f\~O r;., ":"I flrl"\ j •••. J n ~ F W fil ----- 'd Farmer ,!\r ..... ----- NY l~ IL :':.I i' 'M IV F M T.' F B F B B B IVi "C 1"1 ·N B ._---- Farmer ------------- ----- ~ !,) 1;' F ----- ....... l' ,,)1'1 !VI rv~ j'. ,;.,., y;"" ..) Farmer Farmer M MO ..l..l..., B B B ! . 5 5 2 8/12 55 41 20 18 16 12 9 6 8/12 21 20 29 20 24 23 4 56 35 15 8 6 " Vi VI Vl Vi 'II VI VI VI where from to K:, 01~ V.f.~ CE ~:,;.I T U:o rv;o ~',C; :V10 [\;10 r .. r..... 1\..) KS �85 ,f'"" " '-. Birth Name , . 1 • \....i Hamilton, J. B~ Harmon. Algelena Harmon, Christian Harmon, H. E~ . Harmon, S. L. Hart. Abagail Herondon, lit. L. Herondon, S. L. Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, Mary Hopkins, Susan Hopkins, W.' M. Hopper, B~ F~ Hopper, H. Hopper, I. D. Hopper, L. J. Hopper, M. W~ Hopper, R. E;. L. Howe, O. M. Hughes, Alfred Hughes, Benj. Hilghes, Delia HUghes, James Hughes, Jesse HUrd, L. Hilrd, S. 5'. Hurder, J'ames Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Carolin~ Jackson, Ellen Jackson, Emanuel Jackson, Henry Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Mary jennings, Charles Jennings, E. L. Jennings, Fred Jennings. John Jennings,. Susan Jones, .Griffi th Jones, Henry Knowles, Alice Knowles, Charles: Knowles, GuY' Knowles, Stephen Laffreane. August Lafthouse, John Lafthouse, M. J~ Lafthouse, Robt'. Lane, M. c. tane, Moses Lane, N. A. ~e: Sex' Color Occu:Qation Place 50 M 33 44: 14 12 42 10: F M M M F F 8 11 M M 6 38 41 41 F F 6 14 25. 3 18; 8: 2 15 30 3ll 48,i 13~ IS 12 17 46 4 Famer \II W' w· \II W W W Farmer W W- \'I' W W W E W., Farmer Farmer F W' F W M M F M M M ITF M M F 4' M 23 48: 32 18 20 2-12 2 29 24 M B: B B B \II M lit B: F W W W M M M M M VI W: F W Vi M W F B 49 32. 2S 40 M 2: F B B cr 7 7 3 &uMO ltfO KS MO ltJO: KS PA cr KY KS It IL KS' IL GA- IL IL l\IO~ IL IL It IN Preacher' Farmer Farming Farmer Farmer' n 11 1 1 lJ. 1 4 4' 4 4 4 4 7 6 6 6, TN IN' MO PA- MO IN' Ai 7 6; AR M KS Jr B; 7 Germany.' KS KS -\'I B~ 10 MO MO AR B'· W W IL MO IN' B W W W W W F Farmer B; B.' B NT KS F F F 11 50 w: Farmer Farmer Farmer F M M 5:n Farmer 11 M 4 M 28: . M 21 F 24 Vi W· Where from to KS Page PA' IN' 6 13 13 -AR' AR 3 4 4 4 AR 4 KS AR AR Farmer. Farmer AR AR AR 4 AR 4 Farmer KY' KS IN: KS Farmer Farmer Farmer KS IN IN OIT IN Wales GA' Off Wales MI lA' KS Farmer Farmer -. KS OR IA Farmer SWeden England England England Sweden England England MI Farmer MO 1\10 MO KS MO 4 7 7 T 7 7 7 6 9 9. 9 9 7 12 12 12. 9' 9 9 �86 .) Name Lane, Sylvester Lane, T. L. Lane, \II. W. Lavin, Timothy Laptad, Joseph Laptad, Susan Lawrence, C. W. Lawrence, G. C. Lee, Samuel Lewis, A. A. Lewis, C. L. Lewis. D.) If. Lewis, George Lewis, Jane Lewis, Ollie M. Lewis. Walter Loi t, Charles: Loi t, Emma Loi t, George Loit, Horace Lynch. Cornelius Marshall, Mary Marshall, Orange Marshall. W. P. May, Willi.am Mercer, .COrdelia' lIercer, ELcina' Mercer. Eli Mercer, Hattie Mercer, J ~ H. Mercer, Salina' &Ieri dey. Wi 11i am Meridey, William ~tiller, Ann aMiller, Daniel Miller, David Miller, Maud Monroe, G. \II. Monroe, J. L. Monroe, M. J~ Monroe, Pl. S. Monroe, M. W. Morgan, A~ M. Morgan, A. P. . Morgan, G. H. Morgan, J. H~ Morgan, J. F~ Mumford" Isabel Mumford', Lewi s: Myers, . A.. E. Myers, A~ Myers, C. G'. c. . Age 6 1. 4 2ft 33 24 45 43 18 4 Birth COlor Occupation Place sex M F B: B; IS M M 11 I<S Ireland VT' England \II \If M F 14 F M .W N W M \II M 7 M 34 M 20 F 34' III .F 23' F \Ii B: 36 ~I 29 F 1.1 . M M F F M 7' 5 .43' 30 .47 5 ])8 3S 15 39 2, 11 13 40 4' 34. 62 18. 2 i 7-12 28, 9· 3 1:7 57 ~I B: B' B' W W W W F F M F M F M M F M 14 F il' M ·F M VI B B W W .J Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer MA cr AR KS Fanner Fanner Fanner Fanner Farmer Farmer Olf NH IN MO IN NJ" MI KS KS Ireland IN. WI MO' WY'Terr. TN" Farmer KT KS Farmer Farmer IN NC \II KS W \II .W W W W KS .NE KS Fanner IN Off IN lIlO TN' KS N:T IL KS IN N:T IK Ik IA IA MO IN NE &10 NE' IA ·KS· W Farmer ulA W. 1'9 w Farmer at i\t Farmer' 17 .23 28. F M W B: R MA Nlf KS Farmer AR GA W IL W KS' W IL ,\ ) 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 11 1 11 1 2: 10 10 10 10 10 10 6 7 7 12 7 &f0 \'1 3 3 3 8 8 7 9 9 6 IN NE 72 n' Ireland VT IL IN IN AR' m as F F &t q TN KS KS IA Page 9 9 KS Farmer Fanner 23· 6', to KS KS W \II F F F W \II \II \1. W W W W. W W Where from IK !fA UK Nil Ai IAIL IL 12 ·12 . I 12 l!2 12 6 6· 6 6 6 tlL U· 3 12 12 ,) �87 ,'" , ' Name , . ~ I \....;. Myers, F. A:~ Myers, F. A. ~fyers, James' Myers, Margaret Myers, T. Hi. Myers, William McCabrey, Lydia: McConnel, J • K. McConnel, Margaret McConnel, Maud McConnel, Rebecca: Nelson, Henry Nelson, Jane Nelson, Louisa: Nelson, Luke Nelson, ltatthew Nelson, Nancy Nelson, William Nesbit, Chas. Northeni:, Silas: Parker, Louisa' Perry, Washington Pine, A. c. Pine,' H. E. Pine, T. F. Pinson, E~ B~ Pinson, E. C. Pinson, M. A. Pinson, Nathan Potts:, George Ransom, Leann Ransom, Perry Robinson, C:. Robinson, S~ T. D. Rufert, Arthur Rufert, Carl Rufert, Elizabeth Rufert, William Rush, A~ J~ Rush, D~ Rush, E. J~ Rush, F. B'~ Rush, J~ B~ Rush, Katurah Rush, Lucy Rush, N. I. Rush, R'. ~. Russell, . A. E'. Russell, Walter RUssell , William Russell, William Sawn, A. F. ~e 28 M 154. F M 42- F 5: M &1 15 19 F 20 M 73: 6 F F F 14 .. . Birth sex Color OccuQation Place W W' \If \II \II W' W W W. W M Farmer M B~ 45 6. nt B: PA England IL. It a: ]2: ll2 12 KS Farmer It 3 PA PK PK PA' 12 l!3 6- PK. PA" 6 6> IL. B" B.: II. I<S W B, Farmer 8. 1 2S 4- F F School Tchr Off . 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SIIII Shepard. ,F. E. Shepard. H. C. 'Shepard. L. L. Shearer. A. Shearer, B. J. Shearer, E. Shearer, E. w. Shearer, G. W~ Shearer, J. Simmons, WIn. Smith, Eugene Snith. ,F. C. Smith, G. H. Smith, H. B:., Smith, H. c. ,Smith, H. J. Smith, J. P:. Smith, Mark Smith, M. D. Smith. M. E. Smith, S. E. Smith, w. R. Snoot, A. R. Sparr, F. W.' Sparr, Mary Sparr, Gussie, Steiner. Eddie Steiner, E. M. Stei n'er. L., A. Steiner. William Steiner, William Stine. Charles SUn'e, ~linette ThomaS', D. Thomas. 8ester Thompson. Sarah Thompson, William Tingle, Charles Tingle. Elizabeth Tingle. Ger:trude Birth. Age Sex Color Occupation Place 53' 16 6 10 44 4 24 l' 21 M U F F F F F M Ai W Farmer. 08' It if W W W W W W 08 !II B 9 4, 23' 37 15 22 45 17 18 VA at M W W W W W W W W W W KS F ,56 M M 29 M 13 M 223 F 4 43 15 60: 17 55, 10 43 12 30 50 51 21 8; 10 40 42 2.- 49 49 58' 42 60' 59 1 24 3 ,W fA KS 8: F ~iO KS IA MI PIlI KS Farmer Fanner Fanner Fanner Farmer Farmer Farmer 'Railroader 11 11: 11 11' KS F M Ai M MO PalO KS" 60, F Where from to I<S Page 11 11 11 11 6, 6: 4 ICY IL IL 4 IL IL PA IL IL It IL .( IL IL, 4 IL MO 4 6 NY 1:2 NJ" cr 4 4 F W, NY W KS W NY ' KS W W Carpenter Olf W Fanner OR W Farmer NY W Canada' W. NY Prt \~ F OH Off \II \II 0Ii OB OII II! 11 11 OB' 3 7 M M M M &1 M M M M W VI F F W W M W W F F W' Ptl. W &1 M W W \II 8' B W F M F F l.f M F F OB Farming' Olf Fanner Germany Germany' 08 11 NY 12 OR 11 11 11 OR NY ,NY NY ar 12 12 12 DB 7 (If 7 KS OR MO' Farmer 08 MO Farmer Prussia Hanover 10 10 10 10 10 KS KS 11 11 KY KY MO 110 MO MO' 08 England IL NY 9 B: KS KY MO B KS Farmer Farmer VI Farmer Il. ~ 7 7 7 OR cr ,\ 9 3' 3 12 12 12 ,/ �90 ~e Name Willis. Frank Willis. G. F~ Willis. Hattie Willis. ISaD Willis. ntaria Wi 11 is. Mary Willis. 'William Wilson. A. J~ Wilson. E. B~ Wilson. Eli Wilson. Ida .J. Wilson, James: Wilson. Jehu' Wilson. M. Wilson. M. E. Wilson. M. R. Wilson, S~ If. Wilson. T. J. Wilson, V. E. \qoj abn. Augusta . Woj abn. Julia' Wojahn, Lanie Wojahn. Millie .Woj ahn, Nathilage Woj abn. Tillie \'loj abn, William Woods. ~ar1ow Wyman. j. G. Wyman. Lew! s \'lyman , Sarah Yelvington. Anna . Yelvington. B• Yel vington. E. Yel vi ngton • If. Y"el vington. Laura Yelvington. Rosa . Young. C. B. Young, George E. . Young. L. 8'. Zimmerman. Ada' Zimmerman. Albert Zinmerman, Bessie Zi me rman • Charlotte· Zimmerman , Clara Zimmerman, Collins Zimmerman. Edwin Zimmerman. Edwin Zimmerman, James ~ 10 44' 4 49 Birth Place Color Oecueation Sex M M F M: \'I.. W \t Saddler B Farmer SO. y 34 F B:· \It 6 14 .M 'R F \II .13 10 19 ld lit NY M \~ F F I" \Ii W W F M W W 1\1 W 21 F F F' F F F .W' W, ~I W W W Farmer Farmer' Farmer \II KS Farmer Off Dressmaker IN IN Carpenter. IN IN 7 53: 23 28 3 27 30' 8, 49 11-12 12 12 4 40 27 r.t M M F F fit M M F F M M F 20 F 46 M' 10' 41: 18 F F ll. F" M 50 M 14 M 12 M Compiled by Farming Farmer Farmer \'1. W \'1 \II w.. W W \'1, W W W W W l3' MO XL 13 9 KS KS IN IN M Farming Farming Farming Farming Farming IN IN IN' IN IN: OR 00' OR Off IN~ IN' IN' IL IL IL IL' IL IL .IL, IA OH OH· J 3 W W lI-IA 1I II NY 11 IA IA IA 2 2' 2 2 IA IA ." 7 7 OR IN' IN' IN IN IN IN 1(5' ~IA' 5 3 S 3 7 7 7 .7 7 9 2 2' 2 4 4 4 4 4 .4 IN NY Farmer PA W. j Farmer PA IA' W Farmer PA' W Farmer W Farmer IA W Farmer (1) KS . W' Farmer· PA \'I, Farmer· KS. ,W Farmer KS Pauline B. Elnif£ - 13 .3 3 5 3 3 3 ,\ 3 KS . OU NC IN NC Germany' 'Germany IL Canada Germany IL Germany VA IN Farmer 9 9 9 IL. TN: KS Farming Farming 41:. 4!. 17 35, 45 37 9 4 11 . 19 IL . . KY 45 45 It. IL. NY IL. TN' W W W W F' Where from to RS;' Page lA'· ", I' J 2 2 2 22 , ) �89 C-'" Name' I, "1,.' - . , t·. , Tingle, Jennie Tingle, Peter Tingle, T. G. Tolle, I. W'~ Tolle, J. M. Tolle, Lavina E. Tolle. R. B~ Verlnilye·, Dora Vermilye. Edwd. Vermilye:, Ella .' Vermilye, E. w. Vermilye', Hattie Vermilye, Lottie Verinilye, s. A. Walton, Ida Walton, Mary Walton, Wil liam Watson, Adson Watson, L. C'. Watson, Bertha Watson, Eugene VhltsoD, Frank Watson, E". P. Watson, Willis Wessel, Sarah A. Wessel, WHlie White, George White, G. S. White, Elizabeth White, Sane White, John W. White, Margaret Whi te, Salina White, W. & Whitlock, Delia Whitlock, H. T. Whitney, S~ S. Wiese, Betty Wiese, Ernst Wiese, John Wilcox, P. N. Wiley, Eva Wiley, Lyman Wiley, Maggie Williams, Ella Williams, Eva Williams, t.. D. Williams, Rebecca Willis, Eliner Willis, Frank ~e~ sex Birth ColorOccueation Place 5 51 F B M 9 M 56 5 M F F F' F M B B: W 45 10 10 14 12 49 22 8., 43· 17 65 68; 40; 36', 3' 10 14 42 13 35 F frI F F F F F' M ltl F M 1\1 M W F 3 lrt 40, F W W 26 24' 26 20' 10 40 9-12 M M. F W W W F \t M F F F W W B NY OR NY' a NY' NY' 8: N·Y- . NT 8; OR . VA Germany' G'ermany MI &11 Fa 5 13' 13 6 6: (; 6 & I\JI ()) MI (j Nt: MI KS' )10 Farmer VT G'ardener Germany Gardener Germany Gardener Germany Farmer N·Y Fanning OR OH Farming. Farming OFf MO VT Germany Germany Germany NY m or OH KS KS NC OH at B' F R OH' ~II M M \II W N·Y IL IL Farmer 8 MI Canada Bl 2 2 NY MO KS W. 5 2 12 8 ~II F 11 PA PA' PA' r.1I 55, IL IL. IL It IL B~ Farmer 3 3 3 3 5i 5 5 5 5 5~ KS B g R B B ft W N·Y XL It Germany Germany KS B: W 10 Machinist W. M 2: KS NY KS - W W· 30 28 21 KS W. F M F KY' ·fttO NY 10 14 42: 18 20-: F M KY' KS' B W W M' M Farmer Farmer 1(5' m 12 ICY'" Farmer Farmer Farmer W Farmer W W Farmer W Farmer W Farmer W Farmer W 1\10 ICY K5 W W \'I: W F a- 7-12 12 W N 12 KS DE KS Farmer W F M M: Farmer Where from Page to KS IL 6, 7 7 5 4 4 4 10' 3 3 3 10 10 10' 10 9 9· �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .':K~iKi Volume 19 . _. _____ ~ .- '. :'. - TOWNSHIP Enumerator.? Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation W Farmer M V1ncent, J.c. 57 W F V1ncent, Ann1e ·}O W M V1ncent, Edw1n 26 W M V1ncent, Lew1s 20 IN F V1ncent, Carr1e 17 IN F V1ncent, Anne 14 W Farmer M Beach,J.M. 44 W F' Beach, Nancy 33 W M Beach, James 3 W M Beach, Marcus 1 Farmer W M F1tzpatr1ck, Wm. 73 M W" F1tzpatr1ck, M1chae132 W M F1tzpatr1ck, Wm. 29 W M F1tzpatr1ck, Thomas 22 W M F1tzpatr1ck, James 19 W F F1tzpatr1ck, Kate M.18 W F F1tzpatr1ck, Jane 23 W F F1tzpatr1ck, Magg1e 6 W F F1tzpatr1ck, Mary 4 W M F1tzpatr1ck, W1ll1e 2 W Farmer M Fry, D. 64 W F Fry, Jerusa 64 }II W Fry, J.W. 24 W F Keller,. Amandy 30 W F Keller,. Mary 14 W M Keller, T.J. 12 W M Keller, J.H. 9 IN Keller, Galen 4 M W Farmer M Daven, John 55 W F Daven, M~ry 46 Name Dauen, ~ee Daven Daven, Mary Daven, John' Faris, Hust1n Far1s, Margret Far1s, Alonzo Far1s; Laura Far1s, M1n1e Far1s, Edgar Far1s, R1chard Fari s, Maggie Hershall, Wm. Hershal1, Lenora Hershall, Wm. B. Hersha11, M.A. Hershall, Edward' P1fer, Henry Pifer, Olive P1fer, N.C. P1fer, Delta Pifer, Lora Pifer, Emm1e P1fer, JOhn Pifer, Maud Wells, J.K. 17 F 8 M 46 36 19 16 14 12 . 8 4 71 69 34 25 4 37 32 13 11 M F M F 9 7 5 1 47 F M M F M F M F M M F M F F F M F M IN IN W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W IN W IN W W W Place to Kansas Page-Line NY NY Oh Oh NY NY NY NY Ks Ks Ks NY NY No Mo Ks Ks Ireland Pa NY Pa NY Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa PaPa Ireland Pa Ks Ks Ks Mo Ky Mo Ky Mo In No In Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Germany Mo Germany Oh Oh Ks Ky Farmer II II II II I1 Ks Ks Farmer Asia Ma Carpenter M1 Pa Ks NY Pa Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer Pa Oh II II II II 11 I1 Pa Pa Pa Pa NY II 1 - 1 1 - 2 3 1 1 4 1 1 1 7 8 1 1 - 10 11 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 i _g 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2~ 9 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 - 5 2- 6 2 - 7 2 - 8 2 - 9 2 - 10 2 - 11 2 - 12 Oh .' 2 - 13 2 - 14 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 46 Wells, Mary A. Wells ,M .A. 9 Fox, Delia 57 22 Fo:x::., Jessey 20 Fox, Wm. Fox, Albert· 15 11 Faltz, Susan . Boyoe , J.F. 67 Boyoe, O. 50 Boyoe, Joseph 30 20 Crandell, Jennie Furze, Nellie 19 Furze, Orson 15 Brooks, ECiman 56 Brooks, Nanoy 39 Lawrenoe, John 13 11 Lawrenoe, R.J. 8 Lawrenoe, J.J. 4 Lawrenoe, Ellen 14 Brooks. E.J. 48 Natson, Jaoob Natson, Elenor 53 21 Natson, Danl G. Natson, G.W. 15 Natson, J.A. 13 12 Natson, M.E. Lawrenoe, D.V. 45 40 Duster, H. 42 Duster, W.M. Duster, Henry G. 12 Duster, Edward 12 Duster, John D. 80 40 Eberhart. Pat Eberhl3.rt, Ema 35 Eberhart, Sophia 18 Eberhart, Lena 15 Eberhart, Peter 13 Eberhart. Caroline 9 Eberhart. Lizzie 7 Eberhart, John 6 Eberhart, Ema 4 Eberhart, Ester 2 Eberhart, Chas. 4/12 Buohheim, J.F. 39 Buohheim, Fredrioka 32 Buohheim, Mary 10 Buohheim, Fred 8 Buohheim, Clara 3 Buohheim, August 8/12 Buohheim, Saml. 66 Buohheim, Annie M. 55 Hartsman, N. 26 Eberhart, John 23 F F F M M M F. M F w w w w w W W W W M W F F W. M M F M F W W W M W W W F M M M M W M M l'1. W W W W F W F W W F M F W F F W M F M M F M M Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W F F Farmer W F M M M Farmer W W W W M M F M Farmer W W W M England Oh W W M F W W W W W W W Farmer W W W w w w Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Laborer Laborer Oh Oh Va II II Ks Ks NY NY Pa Pa II Mo Ma II II II In Ks Ks Ks Ks II Pa Ia Pa Pa Ia Ia In In II Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va In In Germany .£110 Germany Germany Ks Ks Germany Mo Germany NY Germany Ny NY NY NY NY .NY NY Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks . G.ermany II Germany Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany NY NY 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 2 - 34 2 - 35 2 - 36 2 - 37 2 38 2 - 39 2 - 40 3 3 3 3 3 3 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 - 7 3 - 8 J - 9 3 - 10- 3 - 11 3 3 3 3 - 12 - 13 - 14 _. 1<~: 3 3 3 3 - 3 - 3 3 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 3 - 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Stull, J,ohn Stull, "'harlota Stull, L.N. Stull, J.M. Stull, S. Stull, M.B. Shaw, SarahM. . Shaw, Thos. A. ·Shaw, Wm. Duster, Eva Secrest, Thos~ Secrest, E.A. Benjamin, W.J. Wolfkuhl, Chrst. Wolfkuhl, Mary Wolfkuhl, Wm. Wolfkuhl, H. Wolfkuhl, Christ Nuffer, Peter Nuffer, Carol1ne Nuffer,. Phillip Nuffer, Ema Nuf'f'er, Hosana Nuffer, Michael Nuffer, Johana Bast, John Bast, Sophia Bast, Henry Bast, Sophia Bast, Anna Nuffer, Jaco~ Nuffer, Carol1ne Nuffer, Henry Bast, Amanda Bast, :Couis'a Rake, E.W. Rake, John Rake, D.P. . Boyd, .J.' hos.. Boyd. Hermida Boyd, D.W. Boyd, Hatt1e Kohler, Frank Kohler, Cather1ne Kohler, Frank Kohler, Annie Kohler, Elisabeth Kohler, Catherine Kohler, John Kohler, Mary Kohler, Josephine Kohl er, Martha Kohler, August STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA B1rth Occupation Place Color Age Sex Farmer 55· M F W 17 F F W W M W 9 59 M W F Farmer 27 M' W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer '54 14 14 25 6 54 57 27 45 46 18 15 M F M F M M F M M M w· w· W W M F W W W 8 M W ~ F W W 9/12 F 78 M M. W W W 5 F W W F M W W 14 11 F M F W 74 39 33 8 6 15 3 F F M Va W 12 41 14 Farmer Farmer W W :1: F W 23 17 M W W W Farmer Laborer M M 26 23 7 M W F W M W 49 39 16 M F M F W W W 14 F 13 11 10 F .\1/ F M 2 F F 3/12 M W W W W W W 5 8 6 F tJ W NY Germany Germany Germany Germany Ks Germany NX; W 14 Pa NJ Ks Ks Ks Ks Tn Tn Tn Ks Oh 3 - 31 Tn Tn Tn 3 3 3 3 3 Mo Mo 3 - 37 3 - 38 3 - 39 II Germany Germany Germany Germany Ny NY Ks Ks Ks Germany Germany Germany Germany Switz. NY Germany Germany Ks Ks Ks NY NY NY NY NY NY Ks Ks Oh Ia Ia Farmer Where from to Kansas Fage-L1ne Ny 3 28 Pa 3 - 29 3 - 30 Ia Ks W1 Oh Ks Ks Germany Germany Germany Germany Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks - 32 33 34 35 36 40 1 4 - 2 .!t.'3 - 4 - 3 4 - 4 4 5 4 - 6 4 - 7 4 ~: 8 4 - 9 4 - 10 4 - 11 4 - 12 4 - 13 4 14 4 - 15 4 - 16 4 - 17 4 - 18 4 - 19 4 - 20 4 - 21 4 - 22 4 - 23 4 - 24 4 - 25 4 - 26 4 - 27 4 - .28 4 - 29 4 - 30 4 - 31 4 -32 4 - 33 4 - 34 4 - 35 4 - 36 4 - 37 .4 - 38 4 - 39 4 - 40 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Age Sex STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY __ TOWNSHIP KANWAKA B1rth Color Occupation Place Wolfkuhl, August 38 M W W Wolfkuhl, Caroline 40 F W Wolfkuhl, Caroline 14 F Wolfkuhl, Sophia 12 F W W Wolfkuhl, Minnie 6 F W Murphy, Michael 58 M Murphy, ~a 42 F W W Murphy, David 22 MW -Murphy, John 17 M Murphy, Bridget 15 F W Murphy, Michael 14 M W Murphy, Mary 12 F W Murphy, Jennie 10 F W Murphy, Annie 8 F W W Murphy, Richard 6 M Murphy, Minnt:e 4 F W Murphy, James 3 M W Murpoy, William 1 M W Hilderbrand, Jacob 50 M W Hilderbrand, Dorotha F W W Hilderbrand, Carolin14 F Hilderbrand, Louisa 12 F W Hilderbrand, Mina 10 F W W Hilderbrand, George 8 M Hilderbrand, August 2 M W Fix, Cyrus 35 M Fix, Mary 28 F W Fix, W.J. 6 M W Fix, M.J. 5 F W Fix, C.L. 1 M W Wilson, O.E. 49 M W Wilson, Mary 42 F W Wilson, A.E. 19 M W Wilson, S.E. 16 F W Wllson, L.A. 14 F W Wilson, E.E. 12 M W Wllson, J.H. 9 M W Wil son, • B • 7 F W Wilson, K.H. 5 M W Jim, Black ( Called "Black Jim" ) Tucker, H. 37 M W Tucker. Sasun (slc) 37 F W Tucker, A. 14 M W Lawrence, M.J. 35 F W Jones, J.L. 43 M W Jones. Mary E. 45 F W Jones, Mary L. 15 F W Jones, Thomas 13 M W Buchheim, Saml. 43 M W Buchheim, Margaret 37 F W Buchheim, Samuel 9 M W Buchheim, Elisabeth 8 F W Buchheim, Willie 7 M W Buchheim, Fred 1 M W Farmer F!=lrmer Farmer Farmer Prussia Prussia Pa Ks Ks Ireland Ireland II - II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Germany Germany Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks II Va Farmer 30 M B Farmer Pauper Farmer Ks Ks Ks Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Ks Ks Mo Oh Oh Oh Ia Ma NY Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-L1~e Prussia Prussia. Pa II II II II 5 5 5 5 5 - 1 2 3 4 5 5 - 6 5 - 7 5 - 8 5 - 9 5 - 10 5 - 11 5 - 12 5 - 13 5 14 5 - 15 5 - 16 5 - 17 Oh Oh 5 - 18 5 - 19 5 - 20 5 - 21 - 5 - 22 II 5 5 5 5 - 23 24 25 26 Va 5 - 27 5 - 28 5 - 29 Va Va Va Va Va Va Va ?- Mo In In In Ia NY NY Ks Ks Germany Germany Germany Germany Ks Ks Ks Ks 5 - 30 31 -5 - 32 5 - 33 -5 - 34 5 - 35 5 - 36 5 - 37· 5 - 38 5 - 39 5 - 40 6 - 1 6 -2 6 - 3 6 - 4 6 - 5 6 - 6 6 - 7 6 - 8 6 - 9 6 - 10 6 - 11 6 - 12 6 - 13 6 - 14 �1815 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TO't'lNSHIP KANWAKA Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Bedinger, Jacob M 47 Bedinger, Caterine 49 F Bedinger, Catherine 19 F Bedinger, A.L. F 17 Bedinger, Maggie 16 F Bedinger, Lovey 14 F Bedinger, Mary F 13 ,Bedinger, J.J. M 9 Bedinger, F.A. M 7 Bedinger, 0.0. M 5 Bidinger, See Bedinger Micheal, Bub 49 M Micheal, Mary 46 F Micheal, Fred 17 M Micheal, Chas. 12 M Micheal, Mary 10 F Micheal, Louisa 9 F Michael, Edward 6 M Michael, August 3 M Michael, Sophia 3 F Michael, Julious (sic) 1 M Paddock, S.W. 29 M Paddock, Kezia 25 F Paddock, D.R. 6 M Paddock, M'-B~ 4 F Paddock, C.W. 1 M George, Black (called "Black Hill, D.M. 38 M Hill, Delila 37 F Hill, IN illiaIJl, 15 M Hill, Chas. 13 M Hill, Anna 11 F Hill, George 9 M Hill, Jessey 7 M Hill, Fred 3 M Hill, Lula 3/12 F Lain, E.S. 42 M Lain, Lusinda 32 F Lain, A.E. 14 F Lain, W.R. 7 M Lain. S.F. 1 M Faltz • .dobt. 72 M Faltz, Elizabeth 69 F Faltz, M.E. 24 F Faltz, G.W. 20 M Faltz, Perry 15 M Faltz, William 11 M Watish, ,Henry 38 M Watish, Anna 41 F Watish, Lizzie 8 F Watish, Mary C. 1 F Hendricks, Frank 26 M Hendricks, Ella 20 F IN Farmer W W W W W W W W· W W' Farmer. W W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W Georg'e n ) 45 W Farmer W W W W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W Farmer W W W W W Farmer Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Germany II Germany Germany Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks 'Germany Wi Germany Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi Wi .~ i Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks In II Ia Ia Ks Ks Ks M B Mo Mo Pa Ia Md Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ks Ks Mo Mo Ky Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Va Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ks Ks Germany Pa Pa Pa Ks Ks 11 11 Pa Pa 6 - 15 6 - 16 6 - 17 6 - 18 6 - 19 6 20 6 - 21 6 - 22 6 - 23 6 - 24 6 - 25 6 - 26 6 - 27 6 - 28 6 - 29 6 - 30 6 - 31 6 - 32 6 - 33 6 - 34 6 - 35 6 - 36 6 - 37 6 - 38 6 - 39 6 - 40 1. - 1 7 - 2 7 - 3 7 - 4 7 - 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 - 13 7 - ,14 7 - 15 7 - 16 7 17 7 - 18 7 - 19 7 - 20 7 - 21 7 - 22 7 ,7 7 7 - 23 24 25 26 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY KANWAKA, TOWNSHIP Birth Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place Hendricks, Pearly 7/12 Richey, Fred 34 Richey, Elisabeth 26 Richey, Ethan(Ettian5 Richey, R.E. 4 Richey, James M. 2 Richey, Fred· 3/12 'Applewhite, Julius 60 'Hull, J.H. 56 Hull, S.e~ 32 Hull, M.C~ 14 Hull, C.g. 9 Hull. N.A. 7 Hull, Frances 5 Stowe, Ben 53 Stowe, Lillie 15 Stowe, Chas. 13 Stowe, Clarance (sic) 8 Brown, Sarah 76 Stowe, Warren 37 Stowe, Clata F'. 15 '1' McKinney".J. 35 McKinney, 'E.J. 25 McKinney, G.N. 6 McKinney, M.R. 5 McKinney, i::. vi. 3 Hill. Fannie 24 Durby, F.i. 39 Durby. Clara H. 37 Durby, George 7 Durby, F.A. 5 Lohor. John 53 Lohor, Mary 56 Lohor, Saml. 26 Lohor, Clema 22 Lohor, C.A. 14 Lewis. W.W. 30 Phillop. Wm. 43 Philip, Frank 14 Phillip, John 12 Philip, Colean 10 Philip. Lucy 8 Phillip, William 5 Phillip, Mary 3 Roth, Adam 29 Roth. Maggie 21 Roth, E.M. 1' Roth, F.A. 6/12 Roth, Geo. C. 31 Roth, Catherine 27 Both, M.M. 5 Roth, Alice 4 Roth, G.F. 2 Roth, J.H. 8/12 F M F F F M M F' M F M M W W W W· W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Ks F w' w w w w w w w M W F w Carpenter M W Farmer !O' F M F M M F w M W W F M F M F M M M F M F F M M M M M F M 'F M F F M M F F F M M V>J w W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W, Ks Ks Ks 11 Va Va Ks Ks Ky Oh Oh Oh Oh W W W W Ks Pa Ia Ks Ks Ks Ks Ga Va Ga Ks Ks Ks Ks NH Ks Ks Ks NH NH Ks 11 Farmer, Farmer NY NJ 11 11 11 Ks Ks Ks Pa Va Ks Ks Pa Pa Ks Ks Ks Ks Where fram to Kansas Page-Line Pa Ia Ga Tn Ga NH NH NH 11 11 Vt Vt Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh NY 11 11 11 11 In Va In In 7 - 2·7 7 - 28 7 - 29 7 - 30 7 - 31 7- 32 7 - 33 7 - 34 7 - 35 7 - 36 7 - 37 7 - 38 7 - 39 7 - 40 8' - 1 8 8 8 8- 2 3 4 5 8 - 6 8 - 7 8 - 8 8 - 9 10 8 8 - 11 8 - 12 8 8 - 8 8 8 8 - 8 8 8 8 8 13 14 15' 16 17 18 19 20 21 - 22 - 23 8 - 24 8 - 25 8 - 26 8 - ,27 8 - 28 8 - 29 8 - 30 8 - 31 8 - 32 8 - 33 8 - 34 8 35 8 - 36 8 - 37 ' 8 - 38 8 - 39 8 - 40 �1875 Volume 19 Name Lockhead, John , Lock'1ead, Janett Lockhead, John Lockhead, Robert Ice, Thomas Ice, Eliza Ice, A.E. 'Ice, W.T. Ice, M.C. Ice, S.S. Ice, Erna FoY-, Nellie Fox, Susan Harris, W.w. Harris, Sarah Harris, Sarah Harris, Mable Har"!'is, w.:ci. R.oller, V. Roller, C. noller, Nicheal rioller, Geo. Roller, Sophia Roller, Val iioller, John iioller, Ida Hawk, John Hawk, Catherine Hawk, John Hawk, C.J. Hawk, Geo, Hawk, Mary Hawk, s.s. Roller, Geo. Roller, Catherine Roller, C.F. Roller, Ma.ry L. Roller, Chas. w. Gress, Geo. Gress, H~,r~8.ret Gress, Ch.qs. W. Grel"!s, M.E. Gress, A.C. Gress, R.C. Gress, J.W. Salvader, Peter Sal vader , Josephine Dennwe il'er , John Dennweiler, Julia Stockflesch, JUlian Westfall, John Westfall, Nrs. STATE KANSAS CENSUS KANWAKA - DOUGLAS TO·tlNSHIP Where from to Kansas Page-Line Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 67 57 38 17 29 29 8 7 &:; J 2 8/12 34 31 38 63 35 12 8 49 47 25 22 20 18 15 7 45 42 21 19 17 14 7 44 38 18 14 6 36 35 13 11 10 8 4 54 46 24 16 40 35 )0 l~I F M N N F M, M F F F F F Iv! F F F M M F W W W W iN W iN tJ W W \v W W ~~. iN N N Til F M W W W . W M iN F F w M M F !il F F F M Farmer W M F F F F Farmer W iN W 'Il N N F~rmer W IN W M F F Cripple Farmer W W W Farmer w w w '/4' Farmer W w Til W iN W M I", F ~v I1 F M Iv! F 'N iN iN ''' W Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland V3. Va Va Va Va Ks Ks Va Va Fa Fa Pa Ks Ks France Bavaria Oh Oh Oh Mo Ks Ks Bavaria France Oh w Farmer Laboer Farmer Laborer COUNTY Oh Ks Ks Ks France Bavaria Oh Ks Ks France Bavaria Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks Holland Gerrr:any Oh In Prussia PrUSSia Prussia Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Va Va Va Va' Va Va Va Fa Fa Fa Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Mo Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 c a / / 9 9 9 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 - 13 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 20 21 - 22 9 - 2) 9 - 24 9 25 9 - 26 9 - 27 28 9 9 - 29 9 - 30 Q .- - 31 9 - 32 c.33 9 - 34 9 - 35 9 - 36 0/ 9 9 9 - - - - 37 ' 9 - 38 9 - 39 9 - 40 10 - ... 10 - 2 10 - 3 10 - 4 10 - 5 10 - 6 10 - 7 10 - 8 10 - 9 10 - 10 10 - 11 10 9 Oh Ch Oh Oh Oh Oh Holland Germany In In NY Prussia Prussia 1 - 12 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY KANWAKA TO'tlNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Westfall. Lewis 8 Westfall. Fred 4 Westfall. Henry 1 Nuffer. Christ 49 Nuffer. Anna 46 Nuffer. Hannah 19 Nuffer. Loucia 14 -Nuffer. August 11 Nuffer. William 9 Nuffer. Willhelma 4 Denehou. Wm. 63 Denehou, Bridget 63 Denehou. Bridget 22 Denehou, Thos. 20 20 Wakefield, Thos. 40 Wakefield. ~. B. 29 Wakefield. Lucy 2 Pleasant. M.~. 11 Ingersoll, Wm. 27 Ingersoll. Alice 30 Ingeraoll, Chas. 2 Ingersol, Edith 6/12 Ingersoll, Carolina 56 :ijammond, Wm. 50 Hammond. Sarah E. 39 Hammond, M.A. 19 Hammond, Mary A. 16 Hammond. W.H. 13 Blunt. Ben 58 Blunt. Mary 42 Blunt, A.L. 13 Bl un t, N. S. 11 Blunt, Frank A. 3 Blunt, Annie J. 2 Blunt. Ben 9/12 Blunt, Selina 26 McDonnal, John 28 .£t'IcDonnal, Hannah 18 McDonnal, Irvin 1 S1ss1ey, Sandy 23 Peterson, James 21 Jones, W. 27 Thomas, J.P. 47 Thomas. Alice 16 Baldwin. I.C. 69 Baldwin, Lucy J. 50 Baldwin. Layffett 24 Baldwin,' MargaretA. 24 Preston, Rolland 10 Preston, Thos. 4 Topping. James 25 'Topping, Mary A. 21 Topping. Ollie 3 M W M W M W MW F W F W F· Farmer W M W M W F W M W. Farmer F W F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W W F W M F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F B M B F B F(sic) B F B M B F B M B Laborer F B M B M B Laborer M B Laborer M B Laborer M W Farmer F W M W'4 Farmer F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W Farmer F W F W Mi Ks Ks Ireland Germany NY NY NY Ks Ks Ireland -Ireland Ireland Ky Where from to Kansas Page-Line Mi Ky NY NY NY NY Ky Ky Ky Ky II II Mo Ks Ks Ma Wi Ks NY Ma Ma RI Ks Ks Ks NC Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Mo Me Mo Ks Mo Mo Mo Ky Ks NY Oh Oh In Oh In NY Ma Ks Mo Ma NY NY Ma RI RI Mo Mo Mo 10 10 10 10 10 1010 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 - 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 '28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 A 11 - 1 11 - 2 11 - 3 4 5 11 - 6 11 7 11 11 - Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Ky Oh Oh Oh Oh In In NY Ma 11 11 11 11 - 8 9 10 11 11 - 12 11 - 13 14 11 - 15 11 - 16 11 - 17 11 - 18 11 - 19 11 - 20 11 - 21 11 - 22 11 - 23 11 - 24 11 - �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 ,'·~"c, CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY 1 ! TOWNSHIP KANWAKA Birth Age §ex co;or Occupation Place Name ... STATE J I Where from to Kansas Page-Line ~- L~ckhead, Jd~~ Lockhead, Janett Lockhead, John Lockhead, Robert Ice, Thomas Ice, Eliza Ice. A.E. ,Ice, W.T. Ice, M.C. Ice, S.S. Ice, Ema For, Nellie Fox, Susan Harris, W.w. Harris, Sarah Harris, Sarah Harris, Mable Harris, w.B. Roller, V. Roller, C. noller, Micheal .doller, Geo. Roller, Sophia ";~~:~~·/~;~;~~~i.i:i~; j~~n ",,:-£ 67 ~r )8 17 29 29 8 N N F 57 7 c; J 2 8/12 34 Gress. M.E. Gress, A.C. Gress. R.C. Gress, J.W. Salvader, Peter Sal vader, Josephine Dennwe il'er, John Dennweller, Jul1a· ,Stockflesch, Jul1an Westfall, John Westfall. Mrs. Scotland S~btiand Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Va Va 9 W 9 - 6 iN W W W CrfpJile 'II Farmer Va, Va Va '~ Va Va F F F W W W Va Ks Ks Va Va Fa Fa Va Fa Fa 9 Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 9 23 9~~:: 2.5'." )8 W W 63 35 F F W W F W M W 49 M W 47 F W itl iN 22 20 18 M F W W 12 e 25 15 8 4 54 46 24 16 40 35 30 Farmer Farmer M· .W M·c·:~..;..;W\:" F W M W M W F W' M W F W F M F F F M W W W W W W M F ',-J F 13 11 10 9 - 3 9 - 4 9 - 5 w FW F F F M M F M F M M F .~ Farmer Farmer Farmer Ks France Bavaria Oh Ks Ks France Bavaria Oh W W W W Oh Farmer II 'II W Laboer W W Farmer Laborer 'W Va Va Fa Fa Mo Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks W W' W Ks Ks France Bavaria Oh Oh Oh Mo Ks Ks Bavaria France Oh Oh Ks Va f 9 - 2 M, M F M 31 Roller, Ida 7 Hawk, John 45 42 Hawk, Catherine 21 Hawk, John Hawk, C.J. 19 Hawk, Geo, 17 14 Hawk, Mary Hawk, S.S. 7 44 Roller, Geo. Roller, Catherine 38 18 Roller, C.F. 14 Roller, Me.ry L. , t.. v Roller, Che.s. W. , 36 Gress. Geo. Gress, Hargaret .35 Gress. ChFts. W. F M Oh 'Oh Ks Holland Germany Oh In Prussia Prussia Prussia Oh Oh Oh 9 9 9 9 - 7 e, 9 10 9 11 2 - 12 9 - 13 9 - 14 9 - 15 16 9 - 17 9 18 9 - 19 9 - 20 9 21 9 22 9,. ,-; 24- 9 - 26 9-- 27 9 - 28 9 9 9 9 9 9 - 29 - 30 - 31 32 - 33 - 34 9 - 35 9 - )6 9 - 37 ' 9 - 38 Oh Oh 9 - 39 9 - 40 Oh Oh Oh Oh 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Holland Germany In In NY Pruss1a Prussia - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 - 9 10 - 10 10 -11 10 12 -, 'C', I �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Toppimg, FIank Martin, H•• Martin. Nancy Martin, Malvina Martin, Sarah.~'. Martin, J ohn~'. Martin. MaryA. Martin, Elonor Martin. Bridy:,~ Martin, Annie Martin. Chas. Evans, Henry Evans. Mary Evans. Wm. Evans. Eliza Evans, Louas Evans, J.E. Evans. Ems Remick. J .~c~ Remick, M.A.E. Remick, Arthur Remick, Albert E. Lacy. Elisabeth Lacy, Martha Lacy. Julia Strahan, A.J. Strahan, May Strahan. William Strahan, Chas. Strahan, George Strahan, Lizzie Cosley, H.A. Cosley, Rebeca Cosley, Thos.· Cosley, Josiah Cosley, Andrew Coleman. E.A. Coleman, Mary J •. Cosley, Trenton Coleman, William Coleman, Minnie Seaton, Saml. Sea~on. Elisabeth Seaton. Edward Seaton, Martha Brass, William Bras s, S~rah A•. Brass, Magg1e A. Brass, Clara.A. Brass, Sal11e S. Brass, Willie F. Brass, Kate H. Brass, Claud1e Brass, Harry E. Age STATE Birth Sex Color Occupation Place M 55 45 M F' 20 18 17 13 11 F F M F F· W W W W W W W 9 39 M W F 13 11 M F W W W 8 5 M M W W 2 F W 38 M W F W W W 11 38 27 1 3/12 50 23 9 39 29 M M F W W W 7 5 3 M M M 3/12 48 48 M F 61 57· W F F M F F W W W M W M W F W W W W 32 M W 4 F W M 2 F W W 58 M W 50 25 F F F F W W W 2.0 18 15 12 M F F 9 M Farmer Farmer W W M M 23 Farmer W W W 7 25 Farmer W W M M F .f"armer W W W F F M 1 20 15 TOWNSHIP KANWAKA 1 17 9 3 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Ks Oh Tn Mo Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks f1a Il Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks NY NC Ks Ks NC Ky Ks Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Ma Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo 11 11 11 11 11 11 1111 11 11 11 Ma Il 11 11 11 11 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 - 36 - 37 - 38 39 - 40 12 - 1 12 - 2 M1 NC 12 - 3 12 - 4 12 - 5 12 - 6 Ky Tn II II Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks Va Oh Ks Ks Ks Ma Ma Ks Ks Ks Oh Oh Ks Ks Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Ks Ks Ks Ky 12 - 7 12 - 8 12 - 9 12 10 12 - 11 12 - 12 12 - 13 Oh Oh Ma Ma Oh Oh Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 - 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 - 31 - 32 - 33 - 34 - 35 - 36 - 37 18 1.2 1.?.,: - .. 9 ,: ~ ·=:,..i ,of" �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Brass, Harry E. Johnson, Anare Age 9 40 63 55 23 19 17 49 12 10 6 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA B1rth Sex Color Occupation Place M M Blankenship, Lillie 45 F Blankenship,. Thomas 21 M Blankenship, S.A. 18 M Blankenship, Nabcy 16 F ' Blankenship, A.J. 13 F Blankenship, M.M. 10 F Blankenship, A.G. 8 M Blankenship, R.B. 5 F Blankenship, J.K. 10/12 M Benjman, D.O. 66 M Benjman, Elisabeth 60 F Benjman, James 24 M Reynolds, Geo. W• 49 M Reynolds, Ma.ry L. 31 F Reynolds, Eliza 8 F Shepherd, Annie 16 F Hook, James 35 M Hook, Kate 35 F Hook, Chas. N. 10 M Hook, Julia M. 9 F Hook, E,lla A. 5 F Hook, Ida 3 F Hook, G.H. 11/12 M Kiser, Lewis 56 M Kiser, Sallie 62 F Cowan, Alex 24 M Cowan, Harriet 20 F Cowan, Oly F. 4/12 F Bickerton, Thos. 58 M Bickerton, Hannah 49 F Bickerton, Wm. N. 7 M Bickerton, Angeline 1 2 F Pierson, Thos. 55 M Pierson, Eliza J. 56 F Pierson, Mary J. 26 F Pierson, J.N. 27 M Pierson, Matilda 18 F Pierson, T.W. 15 M Pierson, M.J. 13 M Blankenship, J. 45 M Lewis, Wm. Lewis, Amee Lewis, Mary J. Lewis, A.' Lewis, Wm.H. Menning, BLW Menning, Chas. E. Menning, Christen Menning, Phobe STATE M F F M M w W Laborer W W W W W W W W. W W Farmer W W W Farmer Ks Sweden Swedem Va Va Va Va 'Va Va Va Va Ks Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Ct Oh RI In In Oh RI Wi NY W NY W Ks W W Farmer W W W W W W B Farmer B B B B W Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer ~ Farmer NY Oh England Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Ks Ks Ks Al Va Al Va Va Va Al Va Ks Scotland Me Me Me Ks Ks Pa In Pa In In In In In Ks Ks ·Ks NC Va NY W NY W W In In Ks W Where from to Kansas Fage-L1ne In In In In 12 - 39 12 - 40 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 3)- 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 14 - 1 1~ - 2 i~, - 3 4 14 - M W M F F W Mi Mi 14 - 5 14' - 6 . 14 - 7 W Mi Ml Ml Ml 14 - 8 14 - 9 W Farmer Pa Ml �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA NH NH Where from to Kan§A§ FISI-Line In 14 - 10 Ml 14 - 11 14 12 In 14 - 13 In 14 - 14 14 - 15 Oh 14 - 16 Oh 14 - 17 Oh 14 18 Oh 14 - 19 14 - 20 14 21 Oh 14 - 22 Oh 14 23 Ma 14 24 Ma 14 25 Ct NY Fa .Germany Ma Fa Fa Mo 14 26 14 - 27 14 - 28 14 - 29 Oh Ks Fa In In Oh In Sweden Oh II Ks Oh 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Birth NOI Hofer, Frank Hofer, Caroline Hofer, John W. Dufee, Lewis Dufee, Maggie Dufee, Floyd Barber, Rob J. Barber, M.E. Barber, Mary J. Barber, Alice Barber, O.F. Barber, H.N. Barber. J.W. Barber. Orilla Sturd. Henry Sturd, George Slurd, See Sturd Sturd. Clarisa Stansbaugh, J. Stansbaugh, Kate Shlver, Adam Shlrer, See Shlver Shiver. Rosa Shiver,Chas. T. Barber, Oliver Barber. Mallnd Barber. Ema Barber. Ema Olman, Alice Anderson. Ben Kenzie. David Kenzie, Nancy Buckler, Eva Heming. John Heming. Thresa Heming, Jennie Heming, Lora Heming. Willlam Hem1ng, Blanch Hemlng. Samuel Targart, J~Efs Targart " Veretta Targart, F.T. Targart, M.J. Targart. B'1rdle Targart, M.B; Targart, .M. M'. Nelll, Thos.· NellI, Sarah NellI, Wm. Neill. Clara Neill, Nellle ~IJ: ~2lQt OggM~A~1on Pl.~1 Asl M 27 22 F 7/12 M 41 M 40 F M 5 48 M F' 51 24 F 21 F M 17 M 9 26 M 16 F M 45 35 M W W W W W W W W Farmer w w w· W Farmer W W Farmer W F M F M W W W W 27 1 58 57 33 24 6 40 63 63 6 F M M F M F F M M F F W W 35 35 10 8 5 2 30 54 35 12 M F F F M F M M F M M F F F M F M F F 8 Farmer W 74 31 31 35 6 3 2 27 27 6 4 1 Farmer W Laboer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W Laborer Farmer W W W W Farmer W W W w W W Laborer Farmer W W W W W W B B B B B Farmer Oh Oh Ks Fa Fa Ks Fa Fa Oh Oh Ks Ks Oh Oh - - - -- Oh Oh Oh Oh In Sweden Oh Ia Fa II In II II II Ia II II II Ks Fa II Canada Oh In II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ky Ky Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks - 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY KANWAKA TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from to Kansas Page-Line Occupat1on Place Color Sex Ase Mo 15 - 20 Farmer Ky W M 68 Mo 15 21 Mo W 19 M Laws, Emanuel Laws, James Kennedy, J.A. 55 Kennedy, Geo. 29 Kennedy, Ema 19 41 Lewis, J.M. Lewis, Ema H. 34 14 Lewis, T.M. Lewis, M.U. 15 10 Lewis, M.D. 8 Lewis, E.W. 4 Lewis, J.E~D. Henderson, J.S. 30 Henderson, Ellie 25 Henderson, Walter 7 6 Henderson, Bertie Henderson, Ellie 5 Henderson, J.M. 2 Stover, S. 50 22 Stover,Wm. ? Stewart,. Lizzie Tegart, See Targart C~user, Sarah M. 43 18 Stover, Laura 16 Stover, Harry Stover, Iva M. 12 Hammond, John 11 Hammond, Thos, 7 Hammond, Walter 3 Scouten, R. 67 Scouten, D.W. 42 Wittits, Cam 28 Wittits, Kate 27 Wittits, Gesly 2 Plant, Tabitha 51 Plant, Mary 19 Plant, Lola 16 Plant, Anna M. 25 Plant, Amandy 2 Stewart, Mary A. 46 Lewis, Abe 22 Plant, Tho •. 29 Richards, R.F. 40 Richards, Martha J. 25 Richards, Geo. T. 7 Richards, Chas. A. 5 Richards, Mary E. 4 Boyd, Francis 12 Sedg~dck, M. 56 Sedgwick, Roxana 45 Sprague, Wm. 18 Scribner, H.I. 37 Scribner, Ade11n 34 Scr1bner, Alberta 12 M M F W W M W W F W M' W M W F F M W W W F M M F W W M F ? F F W M F W M M M W W W W F F W W F W W F M M F M M F M M F F Farmer W W W W M M Farmer W M F M F F F F F M Farmer W W W W W M Farmer ·w M M Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W Farmer W W W W w w w w W W Farmer Farmer Me Pa Ar Ky Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ks Pa Pa Ks Pa Pa Ar In Ky Pa Pa Ks Ks RI Ks Ks Pa Pa NY NY Pa In Ks Oh Oh Oh Ma Ks England In Oh Ya.:..~::l~·;';: Va Ks Ks Ks Ks . NY NY Mo NY NY NY 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Ia 15 Ia 15 Ia15 Ia 15 Ia15 15 Pa 15 Pa ~5 15 RI In In In In Oh Oh Oh Ma Ma In Oh :··;[a',.·. " 18"'< NY NY Mo NY NY NY - 22 23 - 24 25 26 - 27 - 28 29 - 30 - 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 16 - 1 16 2 16 - 3 16 - 4 16 5 16 - 6 16 - 7 16 - 8 16 - 9 16 - 10 16 - 11 16 - 12 16 - 13 16 - 14 16 - 15 16 - 16 16 - 17 16 - 18 16 - 19 16 - 20 J6 - 21 16 - 22 16 - 23 16 - 24 16 - 25 16 - 26 16 - 27 16 - 28 16 - 29 16 - 30 16 - 31 16 - 32 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 rfYI MI ---- ).:~ :-'i CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA ~IJ; 12 Scribner, Alberta Scr1bner, T.R. 7 2/12 Scr1bner, Frank Freeman, D. 33 Freeman, Alace 27 4 Freeman, A.M. Freeman, M·b.. 3 1/12 Freeman, Theodore 2 Hall, Zebie Kelly, J .~. 50 Kelly, M.E. 39 14 Montgomery, J. Harrison, Chas. 30 Harrison, Lena 25 2/12 Harr1son, C.E. Tabor, T.E. 43 Tabor, Luainda 47 Tabor, Innis E 13 11 Tabor, Lavina C. Tabor, Anna L. 8 Werton, A.V. 51 Werton, Sylina 23 Christy, Thos. 45 Christy, Catherine 28 Christy, Magg1e 16 Christy. Mary 15 Chr1sty, Jane 12 Christy, Julia 10 10 Christy, Agnes Chr1sty, Maria 8 Chr1sty, Thos. 6 Chr1sty, Wm. 3 Christy, James 3/12 Glesby, Mary A. 7 IJ.esby, , See Glesby Hens1eman, 52 Hensleman, Christana 48 Hensleman, Emanel 19 Hensleman, Percella 17 Hensleman, Simon 13 Hensleman, N.M. 10 Hens1eman, Christy 7 Foxen, W.A. 58 Foxen, Mercy L. 56 28 !'c. Foxen, Susan E. 7 ";'.." Foxen, Martin, Elisabeth 53 Mart1n, Mary E. 23 Martin, Wm. A. 20 Martin, S.D. 18 STATE F M M M F M F M F M F S::21 0t OgSau~At~on W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer 1'1 w M W W Farmer F M M F F M F F F 1'1 F F F F F F F M M W W W W W W W W W W W M F W M F M F M M W W W Farmer W W W F W M F F W W W F F M F Farmer W W W W W W W W M!;' Farmer Farmer W W W W W Teacher Laborer Teacher B1rth P1AgI NY Ks Ks Ireland Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Va Va Mo England Mi Ks Vt NY Oh Oh In NY NY Ireland Ireland II 11 II II 11 II Ks Ks Ks Ks Germany Pa Oh . M1 M1 Mi Mi Ma Ma Ma Mt Oh Oh Oh Oh Where from to KaD§A§ F!SI-L1ne NY 16 - 32 16 - 33 16 - 34 II 16 - 35 16 - 36 II 16 37 16 - 38 16 39 16 - 40 Tn 17 - 1 Tn 17 - 2 Mo 17 - 3 M1 17 - 4 Mi 17 - 5 17 -6 Oh 17 - 7 Oh 17 - 8 Oh 17 - 9 Oh 17 - 10 Oh 17 - 11 Oh 17 - 12 NY 17 - 13 II 17 - 14 II 17 - 15 II 17 - 16 11 17 - 17 II 17 - 18 II 17 - 19 11 17 - 20 II 17 - 21 17 - 22 17 - 23 17 - 24 17 - 25 Mi Mi M1 M1 Mi Mi M1 Ma Ma Ma Mt Oh Oh Oh Oh 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 - 2~ 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Messinger, Albert Duke, Mathias Duke, Samantha Duke, Cordia Draper, Wm. Draper, B.a. Draper, G.W. Draper, Fred L. Draper, Rolla E. Ricker, A.S. Ricker, Jane W~ Ricker, Jennie E. Ricker, A.S.M. Ricker, Lenora S. Cummings, Wm. Cummings, Ema Cummings, Willie Boyd, Fannie Boyd, Myra Cummings, H.A.. Porter, W.A. Porter, Sarah A. Porter, W.F. Porter, Ema E. Porter, Chas. E. Anderson, Mary E. McKinney, Mary McKey, John Contes, Kirk Contes, America Deskins, T.C. Deskins, Mary A. Deskins, Francis Deskins, Hulda Deskins.• SiJ,sie Deskins, Wm. Deskins, Lizzie Deskins, Fred Benjamin, E.J. Benjamin, Nellie Brawly, T.J. Brawly, Nancy Brawly, M.J. Brawly, Willie E. Brawly, Levi Brawly, Clara L. Anderson ,_ J. Anderson. Mary Anderson. l't'lary Mickell, M• .o. Mickell. Ana Platts, A.E. Age 72 34 30 5 44 39 15 13 9 58 59 30 27 18 27 22 1 18 21 27 42 STATE KANWAKA- M M F F M F M MM M F F M F M F M F F M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 14 57 F M F M 17 F 14 11 9 6 25 2 39 F M F M F F M F W W Farmer W W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W M 5 M 51 54 23 22 M F F M F W 47 M W 5 20 F Farmer Farmer W W W 38 16 13 F Farmer W F M F 47 46 19 Farmer W W W 18 M M 32 21 - F Farmer WW F M 4 7/12 Farmer W M 8 - -: TOWNSHIP Birth Sex Color Occupation PlAce W W W 33 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Farmer W W W W W W Laborer W W W Farmer Farmer Where from to KanSAS Page-Line Ma Oh Oh Ks NY NY Ks Ks Ks Me Ma Me Me II Pa Ia Ks Ia Ia Pa Va II Ks Ks Ks Ks V'a II Mo Mo Va Tn Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Mo Ks 18 18 18 18 NY 18 NY 18 18 18 18 II 18 -II 18 II 18 II 18 II 18 Pa 18 Ia 18 18 Ia 18 Ia 18 Pa 18 Va 18 II 18 18 18 18 18 II 18 II 18 Mo 18 Mo 18 Mo 18 Mo 18 Mo 18 MOlS Mo 18 Mo 18· - 39 18' - 40 Oh Oh Oh II II II 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 RI Oh Oh - - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 18 - 37 1e - II II Ks Ks Sweden Sweden Sweden Oh Mo Mo Mo Ia Olf Oh NH NH 18' - 38 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 19 - 9 19 - 10 19- 11 19 - 12 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Platts, S.W. Platts, Sasle Bell, J.B. Bell, M.J. Bell, Roberta Bell, Eille Bell, E.C. Ml to'hell, W.J. Mitchell, Martha Mitchell, Ana Mltchell, Wm. J. Mltchell, A.C. Mitchell, J.H. Gerla, A.H. Geria, A.M. Gerla, A.". Kltchen, Wesley Kitchen, M.J. Kltchen" C.W. Kltchen, L.J. Kltchen" C.A. McIlvaln, John McIlvain. Margaret Shields, W.H. Shields, R.F. McIlvain, Thos. McIlvain, J.B. Benjamln, Wm. , ,j McButcher, M.A. McButcher, James McButcher, Chas. McButcher, -Anna M. Emery, C. C. ; Emery, Ana C. Emery, John C. Emery, F.W. Emery, Eugene F. Douglass, W. Douglass, Eliza Douglass, J.E'. Douglass, J.P. Douglass, ,.,Allce M. Tabor, O.S. Tabor, A.M. Conut, Alwod Conut, Hannah Conut, Annie Anderson, Thos. Anderson, Hannah Anderson, Wm. B. Anderson, Maggie Anderson, Geo. A. Anderson, M.A. Finley, Archy STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP KANWAKA Birth Occupation Place Color Age Sex NH W 45 F 17 28 25 4 2 2/12 54 52 19 17 14 12 30 33 28 39 26 6 5 1 75 35 16 12 9 M M F W W M W II F W M M W II Ks Ireland Mo Oh II Ks Ks Ks Ks Oh In M F W W W F W F W W W W W W F M' F F M M M Sadler W' W M W F W F Farmer Nursery W W Farmer Farmer W M W M W M W 5 M M W W Laborer 53 28 M W Farmer M 18 M 16 F W W W W 15 12 9' 57 M F M M M M 49 F M 14 M F M 18 11 25 23 25 23 F W W W W W W W W M W F W 1 F W M F W W W W 22 18 15 12 51 M F M M M Farmer W W W 79 57 NH Ks Ky In Ks Ks Ks Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Prussla NY Prussia In II F 21 45 39 Where from to Kansas Page-Line Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W Farmer Ireland In II II Me Me Ks Ks Ks Ky II II II , II Oh Oh Mo Mo Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh NY NY NY II II II II 11 I .... II II Ca Me Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Oh Oh Wl Wl Ma Ks Ireland Ireland II II Ks Ks Oh Ma II II II II Oh 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 -13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 30 19 - 31 19 - 32 19 - 33 19 - 34 19 - 35 19 36 19 - 37 19 - 38 19 39 19 - 40 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 , 20 20 20 20 20 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ~ 12 - 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 ti&m~ Finley, Margaret Finley, R.H. Booth, R.E. Finley, Juda ·Booth, Viola Booth, Chas. Clast, Nelson Ransen, J.H. Ransen, E.C. Hansen, Myra Hansen, Willard McTarret, Wm. McTargret, Maria McTargret, James Kizer, Alex Kizer, M.J. Bell, L. Bell, James Bell, Fanny STATE KANWAKA TO'tlNSHIP Birth P1AgI .&.sg 50 16 25 13 ~gJ: CQlol': F W W W W 3 14 37 32 11 4/12 28 25 2/12 M 25 24 5 4 3 6 M F F F M M· F F M M Farmer W W W W· M W M F F B B B B B Copied by Dr. Thomas Gorton Typed by Donald W. Vaughn W W W W F Og~M~~t1on W F M CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Laborer Farmer Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks NY NY NY Ks NY Pa Ks Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Where from to K~nSA§ PIS!-Line Oh Oh Ia Ia NY NY NY NY NY Mo Mo --- 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 ---- 21 21 21 21 21 - 1 - 2 3 - 4 - 5 -- 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 �• . ~ s-~;. - DOUGLAS COUNTY - LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP Post Office - .Lecompton Enumerator: Francis Walter Birth Where from P§:ge to KS Me Sex Color Occu~ation Place 1 IN IN W Farmer M 32 IL. 1 'IL w F 29 1 KS W M 12 1 KS W M 10 1 KS W F 6 1 KS W F 4 1 KS W F 1 1 MO VA B Laborer M 40 1 MO MO B 30 ·F 1 KS B F 17 1 KS B M 14 1 KS B F 8 KS . 1 B F 4 1 KS B F 2 1 IA OH W Farmer M 38 IA 1 PA W F 38 IA 1 IA W M 14 IA 1 IA W Farmer M 12 1 IA IA W Farmer M 10 1 KS W M 8 1 KS W F 4 1 KS W F 2 1 KS M W 1 DE 1 IRE W Farmer M 44 PA 1 PA 40. F W 1 KS W M 19 1 KS W M 13 1 KS W M 11 1 KS W M 8 KS 1 W 4 F 1 KS W 2· F IN KY 1 M W Farmer 56 IN 1 KY W F 58 IN IN 1 W Farmer M 25 IN IN 1 W F 21 IN IN 1 W M 17 KS 1 M W 14 1 W KS 10 M KS 1 M W 19 W KS 1 M 15 IN IN 2 57 M W Farmer IN W IN 2 58 F W Laborer IN IN M 2 32 IN IN M 2 23 W.\ Laborer F W KS 2 17 14 F W KS 2 ITALIA AFRICA M W Mason 2 50 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS Volume 12. P§:ges 1-26 Name L. A. R. M. G. L. TYLER, J. TYLER, M. TYLER, M. TYLER, E. TYLER, J. TYLER, M. TYLER, L. ROBERTS, Charles ROBERTS, Anna ROBERTS, Ellen ROBERTS, Georg ROBERTS, Mahaly ROBERTS, Sarah ROBERTS, Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM , J. B. CUNNINGHAM, Chatarine CUNNINGHAM , L. B. CUNNINGHAM, H. L. CUNNINGHAM , F. B. CUNNINGHAM, F. CUNNINGHAM, M. L. CUNNINGHAM , C. CUNNINGHAM, D. Eo GEELAN, Henry GEELAN, Sahra BISETAND, John GEELAN, William GEELAN, Charles GEELAN, Daniel GEELAN, Rebeka GEELAN , Maud DUNCAN, William DUNCAN, Marie . DUNCAN, William E• DUNCAN, Rachel DUNCAN, Charles DUNCAN, James DUNCAN, Thomas CUSTARD, Theodore CUSTARD, Hiliiam JAGER, Jacob JAGER, Catherine JAGER,' Joseph JAGER, Alfred JAGER, Susanne JAGER, Ella MIGLIARIO, Mario �-.- Lecompton Township AB:,e Name MIGLIARIO, Constant 52 MIGLIARIO, Louise 33 11 MIGLIARIO, C. J. 6 MIGLIARIO, Marko V. 4 MIGLIARIO, J. Stephens 1 MIGLIARIO, L. M. HILL, Fred 59 48 HILL. Sopha 26 HILL, Q.uincy 24 HILL, Hanna 22 HILL, Amalia HILL, Julia 19 HILL. James 17 14 HILL. Littman HILL, Elmore 12 HILL. Viola 9 HILL, Winna 5 2 HILL. Paul FISHER. A. 29 FISHER, Elisabeth 28 FISHER, (baby) 1/5 64 HAFER, Gerlach K. HAFER, Elizabeth 62 . HAFER. Frank 26 HAFER, C. 22 HAFER. John 1/2 WAUGH, Hetty 22 WAUGH, Anna 23 WAUGH, Alice 3/4 JOHNSON, Thomas 55 JOHNSON, Marie 50 JOHNSON. Georg 18 JOHNSON, Grant 11 . DUMM (DAMM). Wilhelm 46 DUMM Catherine " 30 DUMM " John 20 DUMM " Wilhelm 16 DUMM Elisabeth 13 " DUMM Elisa " 10 DUMM Frank " 8 SMITH, William 34 SMITH, Marie 32 SMITH, Everett H. 8 SMITH, Danube 6 SMITH, Joseph 5 SMITH, H. L. '3 SMITH, T. B. 1/2 HENNESSEY, John 33 HENNESSEY, Jane 30 HENNESSEY, Stephen H. 6 HENNESSEY, Wm. E. 4 HENNESSEY, Kate 2 HENNESSEY, M. S. 3/4 Sex Color W M W F W F W M W M W F W M W F M W W F W F F W W M M W W M W F W F W M W M F W W F W M W F M W M W M W M W W F W F M W F W M W W M M W W F W M W' M F W F W M W M W F W M W F W M W F W M W M W F W M W M W F W M W Occu~ation Mason Farmer Farme:z; Clerk Teacher Teacher Farmer Farmer Laborer Farmer Farmer Mason Farmer Farmer Birth Wherefrom to KS Page Place 2 ITALIA A..."'RICA LA 2 GER 2 KS 2 KS 2 KS 2 KS IA PA 2 IA 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 PA IA 2 IA IA 2 IA ' IA 2 IA IA 2 IA 2 KS 2 KS 2 KS PA 2 PA IN 2 OH KS 2 OH 2 PA OH PA 2 OH OH 2 MI MI 2 2 KS OH IN 2 IN IN 2 KS 2 IN IN 2 IN IN 2 KS 2 KS 2 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 GER GER 3 . RI MA 3 IL IL 3 MO MO 3 KS 3 KS '3 KS 3 KS 3 IRE IA 3 IL IL 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 KS 3 �Name OLIVER, Thorn. MARTIN, Dew. Senr. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, John MARTIN, Lilly MARTIN, Stephen MARTIN, Dew. Jun. MARTIN, Marie MARTIN, (baby) HARTUP, Thos. HARTUPj Elisabeth HARTUP, I sac HARTUP, Hattie HARTUP, Kath. HARTUP, Amalia HARTUP, Thomas BURNE'IT, A. BURNErI', Mari e BURNE'IT, Sahra BURNETT, Rose HEISE, A. HEISE, Peter LOWE, Elisabeth LOWE, Wm. LOWE, Robert LOWE, Crawford LOWE, J. LOWE, Clara LOWE, Garrett LOWE, Elisabeth LOWE, Marie LOWE, Jennie LOWE, Hattie CLARK, J. M. . CLARK, Carlinda CLARK, Jane . CLARK, Louise CLARK, Amanda CLARK, Ella CLARK, Flora CLARK, Seth SMITH, Wm. SMITH, Amerika SMITH, Wilford' SMITH, G. SMITH, Francis SMITH, Willie SMITH, Roi HILL, Wm. LAUGHLIN, Ch . SMITH, Ch. w. NINNS (Nenns), Rob. ke 32 61 51 22 16 12 32 19 1/4 42 36 13 11 7 4 2 34 33 6 1 50 . 65 38 25 23 18 17 15 . 12 6 4 3 1/4 57 41 19 17 14 12 7 5 57 49 34 31 22 3 1 16 16 18 18 Birth Where from to KS P§:ge Sex Color OccuEation Place PA W Gas Factory PA 3 M PA IRE W Farmer 3 M PA PA W 3 F ? PA W Laborer M 3. KS' w 3 F KS W 3 M PA PA Laborer W 3 M IL MO 3 W F KS W 3 F MO OH W Farmer 3 M MO IN W Farmer 3 F MO MO 3 W M W 3 F W 3 .F , 3 W F 3 W M MO OH W Bununer M 3 MO MO W 3 F KS W F 3 KS W F 3 4 IA PA W Merchant M 4 IA PA W Docktor M 4 MO TN W F 4 MO TN W M 4 MO TN W M MO 4 MO W M MO 4 MO W M 4 MO MO W F 4 KS W M 4 KS W F 4 KS W F 4 KS F w· KS 4 F W 4 MO OH W Farmer M MO 4 KY W F 4 KY MO F W 4 MO MO F W HO MO 4 F W KS 4 W F 4 W KS F KS 4 M W VA M W Farmer MO 4 KY MO 4 F W KY MO M W Farmer 4 KY MO M W Merchant 4 KS F W 4 W KS 4 M ? W KS 4 M W Student IA IA 4 M W Student MO MO 4 M W Student HO MO 4 M W Student MO MO 4 �Name ke Sex Color OccuEation RAUCH, Henry 70 M W Gardner W Laborer 21 M KIRK, James BROWN, Wm. 27 M W Farmer W BROWN, Elisabeth 23 F DUMMER, R. W. 70 M W -Farmer W Farmer DUMMER, Elisabeth 58 F M W Farmer DUMMER, Jerimiah 29 W Farmer M DUMMER, Henry 27 W Farmer M DUMMER, William 25 20 M W -Farmer DUMMER, Richard W 21 F DUMMER, Ha...---riet W 16 M DUMMER, Charles W Farmer M OLIVER, Thomas S. 75 OLIVER, Thomas J. 32 M W Farmer W OLIVER, Anna 50 F OLIVER, William 34 M W Farmer OLIVER, Robert 23 M ,! W Laborer OLIVER, Georg 19 M W W 22 F OLIVER, Elisabeth W 14 F OLIVER, Louise OLIVER, Billy 49 M W Agent GARRILL, R. w. 33 M W Farmer W GARRILL, Helen 30 F M W GARRILL, Marchall 3 W GARRILL, Lizzy 1 F RICE, Dan 18 M B NOE, Georg 49 M W Farmer NOE, H. L. W 41 F NOE, A. F. 19 M W NOE, A. G. 13 M W NOE, L. M. 11 M W DUNCAN, Edward 65 M W Laborer PIKENS, Abba W 54 F PI KENS , Theodory F 44 W PIKENS, G. W. 42 N W Plasterer PIKENS, Fred 21 M W Laborer ILIFF, Samuel- (Lemuel) M W Farmer 57 ILIFF, Marie F W 55 ILIFF, J. N. W Laborer 35 M ILIFF, John W Laborer 31 M ILIFF, Esther W 25 F ILIFF, Asa 24 M W Teacher ILIFF, Israel W Saddler 23 M ILIFF, Ellen 20 F W ILIFF, Marie W 15 F DUNCAN, G. W Farmer 38 M DUNCAN, H. J. W 35 F DUNCAN, M. A. W 13 F DUNCAN, John 10 M W DUNCAN, Edward (Ed.m1¥ld) W 7 N DUNCAN, Nillr 5 M W Birth Where from to KS Page Place PA 6 GER PA 6 PA MO 6 IN MO 6 MO IL ME 6 VA IL 6 IL 6 IL IL IL 6 IL 6 IL IL 6 IL IL 6 IL 6 KS 6 PA IRE PA 6 IRE PA 6 IRE PA PA 6 PA 6 PA 6 KS PA PA 6 KS 6 PA PA 6 OH OH 6 OH OH 6 KS 6 KS 6 MO MO 6 IL GER 6 GER MO 6 GER MO 6 KS 6 KS 6 KY IN 6 NY IL 6 PA IL 6 PA IL 6 PA PA 6 PA IA 7 OH IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 WI IA 7 IA IA 7 IA IA 7 IA IA 7 IN IN 7 OH OH 7 KS 7 KS 7 KS 7 KS 7 �Age Name EV ANS, Lyman 65 PLUMER (PLUMMER),Taylor 28 PLUMER, Estella 21 PLUMER, Wm. 5 PLUMER, Sahra 3 PLUMER, W. 1 PETE, 'Laura 39 PETE, Emma 21 PETE, Laura 16 PETE, Watt 12 PETE, Sam 14 PETE, Alice 10 PETE, Alex 20 WATSON, Salinda 68 IJAMS, Dan 32 IJAMS, Jenny 22 IJAMS, Georg 3 'IJAMS, (baby) 1/2 LONEBRAKE, J. H. 45 LONEBRAKE, S. w. 36 LONEBRAKE, Jane E. 14 LONEBRAKE, Cora W. 12 LONEBRAKE, M. G. 2 BROSSON, Jerry 32 BROSSON, Elisabeth 30 BROSSON, Joseph 10 BROSSON, John 8 BROSSON, Marie 6 BROS SON , William 3 BROSSON, Thomas 5 BROSSON, Ruth 1/2 VERNON, William 31 VERNON, Ella 21 VERNON, (baby)' 1/4 HENRY, Wm. )8 HENRY, Katherina 25 HENRY, Edward 15 HENRY, Lotte 10 HENRY, (baby) 1/2 GRAHAM, Andrew 36 GRAHAM, Margareth 51 GRAHAM, M. Jane 20 GRAHAM, Marie 18 GRAHAM, Anna 15 GRAHAM, Sahra 13 GRAHAM, Robert ;1.1 GRAHAM, I sac 8 GRAHAM, Peter 3 BROWN, John S. 67 BROWN, John J. 33 MUNGER, Carolina 36 MUNGER, Ka th, ' 10 Birth Where from to KS Pe:ge Sex Color Occu~ation Piace VA 4 M W Farmer MO KY W Laborer KY 4 M F W NY IL 4 W M KS 4 F W KS 4 M W KS 4 VA W Postmistress VA ' F 5 W VA F VA 5 F W VA VA 5 M VA W VA 5 M W VA VA 5 F VA W VA 5 M W Clerk VA. VA 5 F W VA VA 5 M W Teacher IN IN 5 F W VA VA 5 M W KS 5 F W KS 5 M W Doktor OH IA 5 F W IN IN 5 F W KS 5 F W KS 5 F W KS 5 M W Farmer IRE IL 5 F W Farmer IRE IL 5 M W KS 5 M W' KS 5 F W KS 5 M W KS 5 M W KS 5 F W KS 5 M W Teacher IA IA 5 F W VA VA 5 F W KS 5 M W Farmer PA PA 5 F W PA IL 5 M W Farmer PA PA 5 F W PA PA 5 F W PA PA 5 M W Farmer IRE PA 5 F W IRE PA 5 F W PA 5 F W PA PA 5 F W PA PA 5 F W PA PA 5 M W PA PA 5 M W PA PA 5 M W PA PA 5 M W 'Farmer GER MO 6 M W Farmer IN MO 6 F W IN MO 6 F W '6 KS �Name Aa:e SI..J'AN, Laura 36 PIKENS, Orlando 34 PIm~s, Olive 32 PIrn~S', Abba 30 SPENCER,. J. W. 31 SPENCER, L. N. 27 SPENCER, Marie 7 SPENCER, Therese 5 4 SPENCER, Wm. L. 1 SPENCER. Mathilda SPENCER, O. D. 29 21 SPENCER, Sylva SPENCER, Sylvester 22 SPENCER, Florence 18 SPENCER, M. B. 3 1 SPENCER, L. M. DAVIDSON, James 45 DAVIDSON, Marie 38 DAVIDSON, Jessie 20 DAVIDSON, Henry 18 DAVIDSON, Marie 15 DAVIDSON, Ida 13 DAVIDSON, James 9 DAVIDSON, l'!artha 5 DAVIDSON, Sahra 3 BENNETr, H. A. 30 BENNEIT, Louise 26 BENNEIT, Georg 9 BENNEIT, Charles 7 BENNEIT, James 5 BENNEI'T, Louis 3 BENNEI'T, (baby) 1/2 MOORE, James 57 MOORE, Julia 24 MOORE, Sahra 19 MOORE, Rebbecca 14 MOORE, Dona 11 HOaRE, Martha 9 MOORE, Margeretha 9 l100RE, Lilly 6 HOORE, Frank 4 SILLS (SELLS), Anthony 63 SILLS, Sahra 52 SILLS, Minerva 18 HAFFETTY, Wessley 28 MAFFETTY, Alice E. 20 MAFFETTY, Georg 1/2 STUART, Joseph 33 STUART, Elisabeth 30 STUART, Melinda 14 STUART, Joseph 7 STUART, Sahra 5 STUART, Ada 3 *Mulatto Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occu~ation Place IL PA W 7 F IL PA W Mason M 7 IL PA .F W 7 IL PA W F 7 KY KY W Farmer 7 M MO IN W F 7 KS W F 7 KS F W 7 KS M W 7 KS W F 7 KY . Farmer KY M W 7 WI WI W 7 F· ICY ICY ·M W Farmer 7 VA VA W F 7 KS W M 7 KS W F 7 MO ICY M W Farmer 7 MO MO F W 7 M W KS 7 KS M W Farmer 7 F W KS 7 W KS F 7 M W KS 7 KS F W 7 F W KS 7 VA M W Merchant IL 8 F W IL IL 8 IL M W IL 8 M W MO MO 8 M W MO MO 8 M MO MO W 8 F W KS 8 M W Farmer TN AR 8 F AR AR W 8 W F AR AR 8 F W AR AR 8 F W KS 8 F W KS 8 F W KS 8 F W KS 8 M W KS 8 M W Farmer VA IA 8 F W OH IA 8 F W IA IA 8 IN . M W Farmer IN 8 F W IA IA 8 M W KS 8 M *M Farmer OH MI 8 F *M NC MI 8 F *M KS 8 M *H KS 8 F *M KS 8 F *M KS 8 �Name ILIFF, Ness ILIFF, Etna ILIFF, Electa ILIFF, Harris ILIFF, Benjamin DUNO, Otto FITZPATRIK, Julia FITZPATRIK, John FITZPATRIK, B. LOUIS, P. M. LOUIS, Martha J. tOUIS, Bennie LOUIS, Margaretha LOUIS, Ipraim L. McCARTHY, Wm. R. McCARTHY, Rachel McCARTHY, Alice McCARTHY, Amalia McCARTHY, John McCARTHY, Hattie McCARTHY, Minnie McCARTHY, Arthur WORTHINGTON, Charles WORTHINGTON, Carolina WORTHINGTON, Angeline WORTHINGTON, 'John WORTHINGTON, Alice WORTHINGTON, William WORTHING,TON, Charles WORTHINGTON, Perry WORTHINGTON, Clara LAHUE, Carrington LAHUE, Catherine LAHUE, Charles LAHUE, Angeline LAHUE, Marchall LAHUE, Emory YOUNG, Wm. S. YOUNG, Wm. J. YOUNG, Elisabeth YOUNG, Elisabeth J. YOUNG, Georg YOUNG, Robert YOUNG, Chatherine YOUNG, Wm. YOUNG, Anna YOUNG, Carolina YOUNG, (baby) MORLAN, Burr MORLAN, Sopraine MORLAN, M. C. k,e 28 26 6 3 1 25 62 23 16 34 29 6 1/4 66 34 35 l~ 15 10 5 3 1/2, 54 51 28 26 24 19 12 14 11 50 48 23 15 12 10 50 40 70 22 14 42 42 10 12 3 1/4 29 24 5 Sex Color OccuEation M W Farmer F W W F W F W M M W Blacksmith F W M W Laborer F W M W Doctor F w M W F W M W F?-rmer M W Farmer F W F W F W M W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W F W M W Farmer F W M W M W M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W ~1 W M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W M? W F W M W Farmer F W F W Birth Where from to KS Place IA IA WI IA KS KS KS GER WI IRE NY NY IRE NY IRE IN IN ,OH IA KS KS VA IN KY IA MO OH KS KS KS KS KS KS PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS KS IN IL VA IL IN IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IRE PA IRE PA IRE PA IRE PA KS IRE PA IRE PA KS KS KS KS IN IL IN IL KS Page 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 a/ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 �Name Thomas Amanda V. A. J. M. CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, W. w. CROWDER, E. F. CROWDER, M. E. CROWDER, Jennie CROWDER, Bertha JOHNSON, S. B. JOHNSON, Anna JOHNSON, Jennie JOHNSON, Albert JOHNSON, Louis JOHNSON, Vincent· JOHNSON, Ada JOHNSON, Elmore CROWDER, James CROWDER, Adna GENTRY, N. GENTRY, Ruth GENTRY, Laura L. GENTRY, Lilly GENTRY, Neddy GENTRY, Marie STAUFF, Henry sr AUFF, Anna CUMMINGS, Jacob CUMMINGS, Nancy CUMMINGS, El sy CUMMINGS, Clinton CUMMINGS; (baby) ROSE, Alex ROSE, Soprano ROSE, Sahra ROSE, Singel ROSE, Hattie ROSE, Robert ROSE, Arthur ROSE, Hattie WRIGHT, B. WRIGHT, E. J. iolRIGHT , Robert WRIGHT, E. R. MARTIN, Sa.~ra MARTIN, Joseph MARTIN, Miami ~1ARI'IN , Marie HARTIN, Andrew MARTIN, Hattie LYON,. Frank Birth Where from· to KS Page Sex Color Occu]ation Place 11 IA IN W Farmer 39 M 11 ·IA PA W 35· F 11 IA IA w 15 F IA 11 IA W 10 M 11 KS W 8 M 11 KS W 6 F . KS 11 W 4 F 11 KS W 3 F 11 KS W 1/4 F NY 11 NY W Farmer M 48 NY 11 IRE )8 F W 11 NY NY W F 17 NY 11 NY W 16 M 11 NY NY w M 13 NY 11 NY W M 11 11 KS W F 3 11 KS W 1 M IA 11 KY M W Farmer 62 PA' IA 11 W 60 F MO 11 MO W Farmer 36 M LA 11 LA W F 24 11 KS W F 8 11 KS W 6 F 11 KS W M 3 11 KS F W 1 MO 12 W Far:ner SWI 33 M MO 12 SWI F W 30 NH MA 12 Laborer M W 33 MO VA 12 W 23 F W KS 12 F 5 KS W 12 4 M W KS 12 1/2 M VA MO W Farmer 12 M 47 W IL MO 12 19 F MO MO W 12 15 F MO W MO 12 13 M KS F W 12 8 KS W 12 5 M KS W 12 2 M l' F W KS 12 M W NY LA Farmer 12 47 LA F w NY 12 37 M W LA LA 12 12 M W LA LA 12 9 W Farmer OH MO 50 F 12 M W 21 MO MO 12 20 F W MO MO 12 F 18 W ~lO MO 12 M W NO MO 13 12 11 F W MO MO 12 .W 16 M ~lO MO 12 k,e �'. Name MORLAN, L. MORLAN, M. E. WALTER, FT. WALTER, Catharine WALTER, Albert WALTER, Theodor WALTER, Fannie WALTER, William WALTER, Joseph STOLTENBERG, John McCALL, Moses McCALL, Virginia McCALL, Amerika McCALL, Israel McCALL, Alexander McCALL, Mathilde McCALL, David McCALL, Sahra McCALL, Rose McCALL, John McCALL, Virginia COULTER, Corp (Cork) ZINN (LINN), F. N. ZINN, Ellen ZINN, William ILIFF, John ILIFF, Ellen ILIFF, William MORRIS, G. W. MORRIS, Sahra MORRIS, Henry MORRIS, H. L. HUGHES, John HUGHES, Catherine HUGHES, Sahra E. BRANDON, Taylor LEE, Charles BLANEY, M. BANKS, Charles BANKS, Jane BAl'1KS , Georg BANKS, William EMORY, Thomas EMORY, Sophie EMORY, Marion· EMORY, Laura· EMORY, ·Sussanne EMORY, Jennie EMORY, Phineas EMORY, Lame (?) EMORY, Thomas· EMORY, Arthur. Age 3 1/2 46 39 14 12 8 6 3 64 48 . 42 21 18 16 14 12 .10 8 6 2 32 23 27 1 Jl 27 1 52 46 24 ·21 a 27 62 22 25 25 28 65 63 39 44 46 40 20 16 14 12 10 8 5 2 Birth Where from to KS Page Sex Color Occunation Place 10 KS W F 10 KS W M LA GER 10 W Farmer M GER 10 GER W F 10 KS W M 10 KS M W 10 KS W F 10 KS W M 10 KS M W NE 10 GER W Laborer M MO 10 OH W Farmer M AI{ 10 HO W F MO 10 MO F W 10 KS M W 10 M W KS 10 KS W F 10 W KS M 10 KS F W KS 10 W F KS 10 M W KS 10 W F· AI{ MO 10 W Laborer M MO 10 W Farmer IL M F W MO MO 10 M W KS 10 M W Farmer WI IA 10 F W PA PA 10 M KS W 10 M 'W Farmer VA OH 10 F W Farmer OH 10 OH M W Farmer OH OH 10 F W OH OH 10 M W Farmer IA IA 10 F WALES W Farmer IA 10 F W IA IA 10 M W MO MO 10 W .M WALES MO 10 M W PA PA 11 M W Farmer CT NY 11 F W NY NY 11 M W Laborer NY NY 11 M W Laborer NY NY 11 M B Farmer KY MO 11 F B MO MO 11 M B MO MO 11 F B MO MO 11 F B MO MO 11 F B MO MO 11 M B KS 11 F B KS 11 M B KS 11 M B KS 11 �Name NACE, NACE, NACE, NACE, NACE, Wm. A. H. William John H. M. MARK, Adam Age 49 29 12 8 4 26 24 41 35 12 4 1/4 NACE, Wm. H. HARRIS, E. P. HARRIS, Sahra . HARRIS, Corina HARRIS, Edward HARRIS (baby) SLORMS, G. T. 45 BROWNING, Jerard 51 BROWNING, Emilie 31 10 BROWNING, Alice 8 BROWNING, Ida 6 BROWNING, Emma. BROWNING, Hester 1/2 FARRISS (FORRISS) ,Richard22 21 FARRISS, Rachel JOHNSON, Nelson 45 JOHNSON, Anna L. 27 JOHNSON, James 5 JOHNSON, Moat (Muat) 1 1 JOHNSON, May JAMES, Jessie 63 . JAMES, Abigail 40 JAMES, Benjamin 23 JAMES, J oS,eph 21 JAMES, Cornelius 20 JAl'1ES, Lottie 16 JAMES, Isac 12 JAMES, Clarisse 10 JAMES, Jessie 7 JAMES, Sahra 4 JAMES, Robert 2 WISE, Peter 60 WISE, Charity 35 WISE, Samuel 16 WISE, Marie 14 REINER, Sam 22 REINER, Laura. 21 REINER (~by) 1/2 SULZEN, A. N. 46 SULZEN, Susan 39 KLAUS. William 80 SULZEN, Robert 18 SULZEN, Cath. 1.5 SULZEN, Fred. 13 SULZEN, Louise 10 Birth Where from .to KS Page Sex Color Occu£ation Place VA 12 VA W Farmer M NY 12 NY W F· 12 KS W M 12 KS W M 12 KS W F MO 12 GER W Farmer M VA 12 VA M W Farmer MA 12 NH W Farmer M MO 12 MO W F 12 KS W F 12 KS W M 12 KS M W MO 12 KY Farmer M W CA KY 13 W Farmer M NY ENG 13 W F KS 13 W F KS 13 W F KS W 13 F KS W 13 F OH OH W Farmer 13 M IN IN W F 13 IA CAN W 13 M IN IN F W 13 KS W M 13 13 . KS W M M? W KS 13 NC MI M B Farmer 13 NC MI F B 13 M B MI MI 13 M B Laborer MI M! 13 B· Laborer MI M MI 13 'M! F B MI 13 M B M! MI 13 B F M! MI 13 M B MI M! 13 F B KS 13 F B KS I} M ·W Farmer NY NY 13 W F NY NY 13 M W NY NY 13 W NY F NY 13 M B Farmer AL VA 13 F B MO MO 13 M B· KS 13/M W Farmer GER MO 13 F w GER MO 13 M W GER MO 13 M W KS 13 F W KS 13 M W KS 13 F. W KS 13 �{ Name SULZEN, Theodor SULZEN, (baby) CRISS, Moses CRISS, Mary CRISS, Nancy CRISS, A. F~ CRISS, Louise CRISS, Mellisse BUK, A. H. BUK, P. J. BUK, Rollins BUK, Esther WARNER, M. D. L. WARNER, Jane WARNER, Lillie WARNER, Elizabeth WARNER, John WARNER, Jerome WARNER, Lilly WARNER, Amalia WARNER, Rose WARNER, John SPENCER, John SPENCER, Marie SPENCER, Columbus SPENCER, Charles SPENCER,' Martha SPENCER, Frank SPENCER, Martha SPENCER, John SPENCER, Isodory SPENCER, (baby) KIRK, Alex KIRK, David KIRK, Gil bert KIRK, James KIRK, William .KIRK, Tiny PEKHAM, w. H. PEKHAH, Emma PEKHAM, Emma PEKHAM, Lauretta PEKHAJl1, Urana PEKHAM, William PEKHAM, Edward PEKHAM, Harrie PEKHAM, Rollins PEKHAM, (child) WALKER, sam WALKER, Marie WALKER, Oscar • Atz.e Sex Color Occu~ation W 3 M W 1/4 M 54 M W Farmer W .53 F W 33 F W 16 M W 13 F W F 17 W Farmer M 39 W F 36 W 2 M W 1/2 F W Farmer 4.5 M W 30 F W 1.5 F W 11 F W 10 M M W 8 W 6 F W 4 F W 1 F W 1/4 M W Farmer M .5.5 W .52 F W 16 M W 12 M 10 F W W Farmer 33 M W 27 F W 7 M W 4 F W 3/4 F W Farmer 6.5 M W Farmer 3.5 M W Farmer 30 M 22 M· W 20 M W W 17 F W Farmer 49 M W 4.5 F W 2.5 F W 23 F 21 F W 20 M W 14 M W 11 F W M 8 W 2 M W W Farmer 56 M W 45 F 20 M W Birth Where· from to KS Page Place KS 13 KS 13 VA VA 14 VA 14 PA VA 14 VA VA 14 VA 14 VA VA VA 14 VA NJ 14 NJ 14 NJ NJ 14 KS 14 KS 14 KY KY KY 14 KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY 14 KY KY KY 14 KY 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS KY KY 14 KY 14 KY KS 14 14 KS KS 14 KY KY 14 IN IN 14 KS 14 KS 14 KS 14 IRE PA 14 IRE PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 PA PA 14 NY NY 14 NJ NY 14 NY NY 14 NY NY 14 NY NY 15 NY NY 15 NY NY 15 .. 1.5 NY NY NY NY 1.5 KS 1.5 PA IL 15 OH IL 15 IL IL 15 �Name WALKER, Lincoln WALKER, Porter WALKER, Lessie (Tessie) GLENN, A. G. GLENN, Elisabeth GLENN, Georg GLENN, William GLENN, John GLENN, Louise GLENN, Grant GLENN, Linas (Sinas) GLENN, Nancy GLENN, Wavly Dick HEISEY, John HEISEY, Johana HEISEY, Emma HEISEY, Louise HEISEY, Johanna HEISEY, Charles HEISEY, Rosalie HEISEY, (baby) HOAG, William" HOAG, Margareth HOAG, Jane HOAG, William HOAG, Cath. F. HOAG, Cath. B. HOAG, Thomas HOAG, James DALSTON, Erik DALSTON, Emma DALSTON, (baby) STUART, Joseph STUART, Elisabeth STUART, Melinda STUART, Joseph STUART, Sahra SI'UART, Abbigal STUART, James SI'UART, Marie STUART, Martha STUART, Marie STUART, Dirk STUART, Charles EPPERSON, Peter EPPERSON, Elam EPPERSON, Marie. EPPERSON, Marie EPPERSON, Solomon STONE, Wm. E. *Mulatto Aa.e 14 12 8 41 37 16 13" 11 9 7 5 2 1/4 55 40 17 9 6 4 2 1/4 51 38 .14 13 11 9 6 4 27 17 1/10 32 30 14 7 5 3 51 47 15 13 8 22 65 20 65 18 15 28 Sex Color W f1 W M W M W M F W W M W H W M W F M W M W W F W F W M F W W F W F F W W M W F W M W M W F F W M W F W F M M M F M M F F M F F M F W W Birth Where from to KS Page Occupation Place 15 KS 15 KS KS 15 MO MO 15 Farmer MO IL 15 KS 15 Farmer KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 IL GER Farmer " 15 IL GER 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 IA SCOT 15 Farmer IA SCOT 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 KS 15 . SWE SWE Mason 15 KS 15 KS 15 OH MI Farmer 16 NC MI 16 W W W W *M *M *M *M *M *M *M Farmer *M F *M F *M M *M M· *M M W Farmer M W Farmer F W F W M W M W. Farmer MI MI KS KS OH OH MI MI .MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI OH KY IN IN KY IN KS KS IN IL 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 "16 16 16 16 16 16 16 �Name STONE, M. V. (U) STONE, Susanne DUNCAN, William DUNCAN, Martha DUNCAN, Marie DUNCAN, Margareth DUNCAN, Hattie HAFER, Gerlock HAFER, Elisabeth HAFER, Frank HAFER, Carolina HAFER, Hanna HARRISS, L. BERRY, Robert BERRY, Margareth BERRY, John BERRY, William BERRY, Frank BERRY, Robert BERRY, Georg BERRY, John BERRY, Margareth . NELLIGAN, Julia NELLIGAN, Katie NELLIGAN, William GALLEGHER, Wm. GALLEGHER, Julia GALLEGHER, David URBAN, Mary URBAN, Charles URBAN, Lizzie URBAN, William URBAN, Louis URBAN, Albert URBAN, Edward URBAN, Anna URBAN, Eddy GARREI'T, Wesley GARRETT, Sabra CASWAY (COSWAY), Paul BARKER, Wm. BARKER, Rose BARKER, Sallie SWEDENBAUGH, P. SWEDENBAUGH, (baby) GLENN, William GLENN, Emilie GLENN, BenjaJnin GLENN, Marie GLENN, Margareth GLENN, Julia ke Birth Where from to KS P~e Sex Color Occu~ation Place 18 1/2 35 23 .6 3 1 64 60 26 22 1/2 11 F F M F F F F M F M F F W W W W W W W W W W ·W W F W 48 M F M .. M M M M M F W W W 36 16 13 10 9 7 5 1 48 F 10 13 F M M F M F M F M 48 50 18 50 48 30 25 18 15 13 20 8 52 52 15 28 27 1 14 1/4 42 39 17 15 12 9 ~1 M M F M M F M M F F M F M F M F F F Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W W .W W W W W Farmer W W W W W W W W .W W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer KS KS IN MO KS KS KS PA PA OH OH KS IN NY. IRE KS KS KS . KS KS KS KS IRE KS KS IRE IRE KS GER GER GER GER KS KS KS HO KS OH VA GER KS MO MO SWE KS MO . MO KS . KS KS KS IN MO IN IN IN MI IN MO NY MO IL OH MO MO MO MO HO MO HO GER MO MO SWE MO MO 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 �Name GLENN, William GLENN, Georg McCLANAHAN, John McCLANAHAN, A. M. McCLANAHAN, William McCLANAHAN, Elisabeth McCLANAHAN, Ellen McCLANAIIAN, John McCLANAHAN, Franklin McCLANAHAN, M. A. McCLANAHAN, Nancy HAYDEN, James SHALM, R. SHALM, Cath . HOWARD, W. VOTAW, Th. VOTAW, Marie VCYrAW, James VCYrAW, Ida McCLANAHAN, - BARUCH, John GILLESPIE, John GILLESPIE, .Marie GILLESPIE, Martha GILLESPIE, James GILLESPIE, William GILLESPIE, Joseph GILLESPIE, Willie GILLESPIE, Marie GILLESPIE, Elisabeth GILLESPIE, Emilie GILLESPIE, Ellen GILLESPIE, Thomas GILLESPIE, Oliver GILLESPIE, Angeline THOMPSON, Johnson THOMPSON, Frances THOMPSON, Minnie PENNINGTON, Wis. PENNINGTON, Sahra PENNINGTON, Wm. PENNINGTON, Carrie PENNINGTON, Walter PENNINGTON, Sahra PENNINGTON, Johnson BAHMEIER, G. BAHMEIER, Caroline B~ER, Henry BAHMEIER, Charles BAHMEIER, Fred BAHMEIER, Kath i· AB:,e 7 2 49 41 20 17 15 12 10 8 4 32 39 50 60 30 7 2 19 20 42 39 18 17 1.5 14 17 16 14 6 5 1 28 22 4 2 1/2 52 51 28 26 6 4 2 46 48 17 16 14 13 Sex Color OccuEation W M M W W Farmer M W F M W W F F W M W M W F W F W M W Teamster M W Laborer F W M W Laborer M W Lawyer F W M W F W M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Farmer F W F W M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Laborer M W Laborer F W F W F W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W F W F W M W Merchant. F W M W Merchant F W M W F W M W M W Farmer F W M W .M W M W F W Birth lfuere from Place to KS PMe KS 17 KS 17 KY MO 17 MO IL 17 MO MO 17 KS 17. KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 KS 17 MO Indian Terr. 18 ENG NY 18 NY ENG 18 IA IA. 18 MO MO 18 MO MO 18 MO MO 18 KS 18 MO MO 18 IA IA 18 KY MO 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 IN IN 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 IA IA 18 NY. NY 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 KY MO 18 KY MO 18 KY MO 18 VA VA 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 GER GER 18 GER GER . 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 KS 18 �Name BAHMEIER, Louise BAHMEIER, Georg BAHMEIER, John BAHMEIER, August GLENN, Hughs GLENN, Sahra GLENN, Marie GLENN, John GLENN, Charles GLENN, Lilly LAWLER, Thos. LAWLER, John PLUMMER, w. MARSHALL, Benj. VENIGAR, Peter VENIGAR, -Jacob VENIGAR, Martha VENIGAR, Peter VENIGAR, John VENIGAR, Caesar VENIGAR, Diana VENIGAR, Judith VENIGAR, Rantippe MOORE, Ben MOORE, Judith MOORE, Martha MOORE, William MOORE, Frank MOORE, Joseph MOORE, Cora MOORE, Nettie . MOORE, (baby) GLENN, A. DAVIDSON, Sam DAVIDSON, Elisabeth DAVIDSON, Robert DAVIDSON, Nellie DAVIDSON, (baby) STOLTENBERG, John HARRIS, A. WIZER, Sahra WIZER, David WIZER, Frank WIZER, Nancy WIZER, Phillip WIZER, Ida WIZER, Nelly WIZER, Joseph WIZER, Sussane WIZER, William Arz.e 11 8 7 6 40 34 13 10 8 2 66 64 23 30 40 12 10 8 6 4 2 20 18 41 31 14 12 10 8 6 3 1/4 75 24 22 4 2 1/4 64 22 65 22 21 17 13 8 6 4 21 1/4 Birth Where from to KS Sex Color OccuEation Place KS W F KS W M KS W M KS W M MO MO Farmer W M MO OH W F KS W F KS W M KS W M KS W F LA IRE W Farmer M LA' IRE W 'M MO MO B Laborer M MS SC B Laborer M MO AR B Laborer M MO MO B M MO MO B F MO MO B M KS B M KS B M KS B F KY TN B F KY TN B F IN VA W Farmer M MO MO W F KS W F W M W M W M W F W M W' M MO KY M W Farmer MO MO W Farmer M MO MO F W M W F W W F GER M W Laborer GER OR OR M W Laborer MO MO F W Farmer MO MO M W Laborer MO MO M W Laborer KS F W W KS. M F W KS F W KS M W KS F W KS M W KS P~e 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 �Afz.e Name 66 SHIRLEY, Elisabeth 22 SHIRLEY, Frank 12 PRATER, Jane FUNKHOUSE, Peter 27 FUNKHOUSE, Ellen 27 FUNKHOUSE, Eddy 7 FU.NKHOUSE, Nellie (Nettie)5 FUNKHOUSE, Betty 3 1 FUNKHOUSE, Sahra 60 FITZPATRICK, Judith FITZPATRICK, John 23 16 BULK, Molly HENNESSY, John 31 26. HENNESSY, Miami 6 HENNESSY, Lennie HENNESSY, Alexander 3 HENNESSY, (baby) 1/4 28 ILIFF, Ness 26 ILIFF,. Etna 6 ILIFF, Electa ILIFF, Harris 3 1 ILIFF, Benjamin 28 DARNO, Otto 26 WIZER, David 21 WIZER, Sahra WIZER, (baby) 1/4 ZINN, G. W. 65 ZINN, G. 32 ZINN, Sahra 20 ZINN, Charles 2 ZINN, William 1/2 LEAMER, Wm. 49 LEAMER, Anna 41 LEAMER, Kath 18 LEAMER, Wm. 15 tEAMER, E. B. 13 LEAMER, Coats 11 LEAMER, Marie 9 LEAMER, H. 7 LEAMER, Ella 5 LEAMER, Bertha 3 McKINNEY, Wm. 75 McKINNEY, Wm. 36 McKINNEY, Flora 32 McKINNEY, Wm. 7 McKINNEY, Maggie 5 McKINNEY, Rose 3 McKINNEY, James 1/2 BANNISTER, G. 40 BANNISTER, Honora' 38 BANNISTER, Morris 20 Birth Where from to KS Paa;e Place MO 20 KY MO 20 MO W 20 MO MO W IN 20 IN W IN 20 IN W 20 KS W 20 KS W 20 KS W 20 KS W NY 20 IRE W NY 20 IRE W Laborer 20 NY IRE W 20 IA IRE W Farmer IA 20 IN W 20 KS W 20 KS W 20 KS W IA 20 WI W Farmer 20 IA WI W 20 KS W 20 KS W 20 KS W MO 20 W Blacksmith GER MO i10 20 W Farmer MO MO 20 W 20 W KS MO OH 20 W MO MO W 20 MO W MO 20 W KS 20 KS 20 W W .Merchant PA PA 21 W PA PA 21 . MO W MO 21 W KS 21 w ks "21 W .KS 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W PA PA 21 W Laborer PA PA 21 W IN IN 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W KS 21 W Laborer OH IN 21 W IRE IN 21 W OH IN 21 Sex Color F M F M F H F F F F M F M F F M M M F F M M M M F M M M F M M M F F M M M F M F F M M F M F F M M F M Occu~ation �Lecompton Township Name STAINES, Isac L. STAINES, Julia BROWN, G. w. BROWN, Sahra BROWN, David BROWN, Marie LUTZ, Anthony LUTZ, J. D. LUTZ, L. M. LUTZ, R. N. MOTT, Asher MOTT, Marie MOTT , 'LaUra MOTT, Edward BOUGTHAN, J. S. BOUGTHAN, L. J. HEEMAN, Fr. BOUGTHAN, Arthur. BOUGTHAN, Paul BOUGTHAN, (baby) McCANEY, Fred McCANEY, Susanna COOK, Fred COOK, Columbia COOK, Charles COOK, William COOK, Abraham COOK, Ida COOK, John FERRIS, John FERRIS, Ellen FERRI S, Thomas FERRIS, Marie FERRIS, Ellen FEIffiIS, William FERRIS, Joseph TRIMBLE, R. A. TRIMBLE, Betty TRIMBLE, Berther TRIMBLE, Joseph TRIMBLE, Robert TRIMBLE, Burgher TRIMBLE, Susanne TRIMBLE, Lucy HUGHS, E. J. HUGHS, Abba HUGHS, Frank HUGHS, Maud HUGHS, (baby) CARNEY, Peter Aa:.e 12 10 53 47 20 17 45 10 8 3 42 35 14 3 36 31 22 5 2 1/4 35 30 52 40 20 18 14 10 8 42 42 20 17 15 12 6 40 35 14 13 10 7 2, 17 35 )8 8 6 1/4 33 Sex Color OccuEation M W F W M W Farmer F W M W F W M W Farmer M W F W M W M W Agent F W F W M W M W Agent F W F W M W M W M W M W Minister F W M W Shoemaker F W M W M W M W F W M W M W Laborer Ii' W M W F W F W M W M W M W Doktor F W F W M W M W M W F W ·F B M W ROadmaster F W M W F W M ·W M W Laborer Birth Where from Place to KS P§:ge MO HO 22 MO MO 22 IN IN 22 VA IN 22 IN IN 22 KS 22 GER WI 22 GER GER 22 GER WI 22 GER WI 22 OH OH 23 OH OH 23 OH OH 23 OH OH 23 NY NY 23 ENG WI 23 ENG ENG 23 KS 23 KS 23 KS 23 OH MO 23 OH MO 23 GER MO 23 KY MO 23 KS 23 KS 23 KS 23 KS 23 KS 23 IRE IN 23 PA IN 23 OH IN 23 OH IN 23 IN IN 23 IN IN 23 IN IN 23 KY MO 23 KY MO 23 KY MO 23 KY MO 23 KY MO 23 KY MO 23 KS 23 KY MO 23 OH IN 23 OH IN 23 KS 23 KS 23 KS 23 CAN Cherokee 23 Nation �Name Lizzie Edward John Marie Georg BANNISTER, BANNISTER, BANNISTER, BANNISTER, BAmITSTER, BANNISTER, Frank SHUK, David SHUK, Fannie FITTON, Lilly FITTON, W. F. FITTON, W. D. FITTON, Colorado SHUK, Edward CRISTIAN, W. CRISTIAN, Anna CRI STI AN , Thomas CRI STIAN, Samuel CRI STIAN, Maud CRISTIAN,Wil1iam CRISTIAN, Mark CRISTIAN, Georg DAVIDSON, John DAVIDSON, Rebecca DAVIDSON, Georg DAVIDSON, John . DAVIDSON, Edward DAVIDSON, Charles DAY, John w. DAY, Jane DAY, Mattie SECREST, G. SECREST, Marble SECREST, Fannie SECREST, L. G. . LACEY, James LACEY, Mathilda LACEY, Frank LACEY, Vina BLUE, Meli ssa BLUE, Mille BLUE, Blanch BLUE, J. B. BARTLETT, H. B. BARTLETT, E. H.. BARTLETT, Frederika BARTLETT, Anna STAINES, Thos. STAINES, Ellen STAINES, Sabreth STAINES, Maggie· ST AINES, Thomas Birth Where from to KS ke Sex Color OccuEation Place IN OH W 14 F IN OH W M 13 IN OH W M 11 IN IN W F 7 IN IN W M 5 IN IN W 3 M IN IN W Proffessor M 55 OH NY W F 38 KS W 14 F KS W 12 M KS W 10 M KS W F 8 W KS 2 M MO VA W Farmer M 48 MO MO W 40 F MO MO 20 M W w. . MO MO 19 M KS W 15 F KS W 9 M KS W 6 M KS W 2 M MO MO W Farmer 38 M OH PA W 40 F KS W 8 M KS W 5 M W 4 M KS W KS 2 M W Farmer NY IL 49 M PA F W 44 PA W PA PA 9 F W Farmer 011 OH 57 M W VA OH .58 F F W OH OH 23 M W 48 OH OH W Farmer KY IA 73 M F W OH IA 56 16 M W OH OH 20 F W KS 20 F W IN IN W KS 3 F 1 F W KS 18 M w KS 40 M W Proffessor NY IA F W PA 31 IA 8 F W KS W KS 3 F W Farmer 65 M FA MO 60 F W FA MO W 31 M FA MO W FA 30 F MO 16 M w· m MO P~e 21 21· 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21· 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 .22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22· �Lecompton Name HOOD, Francis HOOD, Susanne . HOOD, Emilie HOOD, Frank HOOD, Gertrude HOOD, Alvin HOOD, Wm. Cr. HOOD, (baby RIDGWAY, W. RID:; WAY, . Georgia RI D:; WAY , John RID:; WAY , Flora RI D:; WAY , (baby) SELLERS, A. A. SELLERS, Jane SELLERS, Ida May TREADWELL, A. . TREADWELL, Amanda . TREADWELL, Edwin TREADWELL, Lucy TREADWELL, Oscar GREEN, Henry GREEN, Maggie GREEN, Edward GREEN, Henry GREEN, John B. LIPPE, Levy LIPPE, Margareth LIPPE, John W. LIPPE, Frances LIPPE, Florence LIPPE, Charles S. LIPPE, A. Fredricka LIPPE, William DAY, John DAY, Betty DAY, John DAY, Ph DAY, Jane DAY, Charles DAY, Fred GREEN, Alex. GREEN, Ella GREEN, Alex GREEN, Lucinda SAMPLES, Dan SAMPLES, Nancy SAMPLES, J. Edward SAMPLES, Rose SAMPLES, (baby) r Age Sex 60 M 56 F 29 F 27 M 22 _ F 13 M 2 M 1/4 M 29 M 32 F 5 M 3 F 1/2 M 66 M 62 F 13 F 47 M 32 F 13 M 8 F 7 M 43 M 33 F 7 M 5 M 1 H 57 M 43 F 20 M 16 F 14 F 12 M 9 F 7 M 49 M 42 ·F 22 M 20 M 18 F 12 'M 8 M 33 M 28 F .5 M 3 F 28 M 23 F 6 M 2 F 1/4 M Birth Where from to KS P§£ie Color OccuEation Place MA 24 ENG W Farmer MA 24 ME W MA 24 ME W MA 24 MA W Farmer VA 24 VA W 24 KS W 24 KS W 24KS W 24 IA IA W Dentist 24 AR IL W 24 KS W 24 KS W 24 KS W 24 IA VA W Minister 24 . IA IN W. 24 IL IA W 24 IA "FA W Laborer IA 24 lAW 24 IA IA W IA 24 IA W 24 IA IA W IL 24 RI W Minister 24 IL NY W 24 KS W 24 KS W 24 KS W IN 24 MD W Millwright 24 OH IN W IN 24 PA W IN IN 24 W IN IN 24 W IN IN 24 W IN IN 24 W IN IN 24 W OH MO 24 W Blaksmi th MO OH 24 W OH MO 24 W Teacher MO 24 W Laborer W MO 24 NO MO W 24 KS . W 24 OH IA W Minister 2.5 OH W IA 25 KS W 2.5 KS W 2.5 VA W Laborer KY '2.5 W VA KY 25 W KY KY 2.5 W KS 25 W KS 25 �Lecompton Name COULTER, Dan COULTER, Jane COULTER, Dan COULTER, Louise COULTER, John COULTER, Kirk COULTER, (baby) ROBERTS, X. M. ROBERTS, Sahra ROBERTS, John ROBERTS ,Perry ROBERTS, Abigall ROBERTS, Lucinda ROBERTS, J akson WINTERS, S. M. WINTERS, A. WINTERS, Molly WINTERS, M. WINTERS, Jane WINTERS, S. M. WINTERS, P. R. WINTERS, D. L. HOWELL, Justus HOWELL, M. S. HOWELL, August HOWELL, Ben' HOWELL, Sahra HOWELL, Lucinda . HOWELL, Charles HOWELL, Alex HOWELL, (baby) BOYD, Jonathan BURNS, Georg BURNS, Sahra BURNS, Ella BURNp, John BURNS, Samuel BURNS, Richard BURNS, Cora BURNS, Graham BURNS, William BURNS, Joseph Me 36 30 8 6 4 2 1/4 42 62 17 14 9 7 .5 48 40 18 i6 12 8 6 :3 49 4.5 17 1.5 13 11 9 :3 1/4 .59 .50 40 21 17 1.5 10 7 .5 3 1 Sex Color W M W F W M W F W M W M W N *M M F *M M *M M *M F *M F *M M *M W M W F W F W M W F W M W M W M M W W F W M W M W F W F W M W M W F W M W M W F F W M W M W W M F W M W M W M W Occu~ation Laborer Laborer Birth Where from to KS Page Place AR MO 2.5 MO MO 2.5 KS 2.5 KS 2.5 KS 2.5 KS 2.5 KS 2.5 MI OH 2.5 MI NC 2.5 MI 2.5 MI MI MI HI MI Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer VA VA KS tKS KS KS KS KS NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ KS KS KS IN PA PA PA PA PA. PA PA PA KS KS MI MI MI MI VA VA NJ NJ NJ NJ· NJ NJ IN PA . PA PA PA PA PA PA PA 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 , Copied by Pauline B. Elniff. Typed by Phyllis Bell. ) �'" 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY !vIA.tiION TOWNSHIP Enumerator Henry Webber 'B1rth Where from Place to Kansas Page-Line Age Sex Color Occupat1on Name 1 -1 Eng. M1 46 M W Farmer Webber, Henry 1 -2 Mi M1 36 F W Farmer Cole, Lucy 'r-lt Mi 14 M W Farmer 1 -3 Webp~er.~, F'. H• Ks 1 -4 14 F W Farmer Webbeir', S.E. Ks 1 -:5' 11 F W Farmer Webber, V.A. Ks 1 -6 6 M W Webber, A.A. Ks 4.F W 1 -7 Webber, R.M. 1 -8 Ks 1 MW Webber, C'.W. 42 ,M w· Oh Farmer In 1 -9 Tuttle, Adam 1 -10 In In Farmer Tuttle, Harr1et 37 F W 1 -11 In In Farmer 18 F W Tuttle, R.J. Ip 1 -12 In Farmer 17 F 'W Tuttle, M.E. In In 1 -13 Farmer 15 F W Tuttle, S.C. -, 'Ks 1 -14 Farmer 12 F W Tuttle, M.E. 11 F W Farmer Ks 1 -15 Tuttle, Susanna . Ks 1. -16 9 M W Tuttle, S.J. 1i,=~ 17 Ks 7 F W Tuttle, L.C. 1 -18 2 M W Ks Tuttle, W.A. Wi Farmer Wales 1 -19 Owens, W.R. 33 M W 1 -20 In In 29 F W Owe~s, M.A. 8 M W Ks 1 -21 Owens, S.W. 6 F W Ks 1 -22 Owens, F.M. 4 F W Ks Owens, L.E. 1 -23 2 F W Owens, J.N. Ks 1 -24 Farmer Ky B1lderback, Jack 29 M W Ia 1 -25 Farmer Ks 17 F W B1Iderback" Sarah 1 -26 F'armer 28 M W Messenha1mrer, Wm. Pa Ia 1 -27' r-Iessenha1mer, L. 25 F W Farmer In In 1 -28 r-Iessenha1mer, C.~ 3 F W Ks 1 -29 r-Iessenha1mer ,k~ 3/12M W Ks 1 -30 Messenharn1er. See Messenha1mer Weybr1ght, Wm. Farmer 3.1 M W In In 1--31 . Farmer Weybr1ght, Mary 27 F W Oh In 1 -32 4 F W Ks Weybr1ght, W. '. 1 -33 6/12M W Weybr1ght, A.R. Ks 1 -34 Dav1s, John 17 M W Farmer Ks 1 -35 Stutsman, John Farmer 45 M W Oh In 1 -36 Stutsman, L1nda Farmer 33 F W In In 1 -37 14 F W' Stutsman, I.L. Farmer ,Ks 1 -38 -tCs Stut'sman, M.E. 12 F W Farmer 1 -39 10 M W Stutsman, E.M. Farmer In In 1 -40 Stutsman, S.C. 8 F W In In 2 -1 Stutsman, E.A. 5 M W In In 2 -2 S t ut sman " S. E • 3 F W Ks 2 -3 Weybr1ght, Danl. 64 M W Farmer Oh In 2 -4 Metsker, Mart1n 24 M W 2 ,,:,~,~ Farmer In In J,-/ Metsker, Mary Farmer .' 23 F W Oh Oh 2 -6 Messenha1mer, F. 17 M W Farmer Ks 2 -7 Ray, J.W. 41 M W Farmer Oh Oh 2 -8 Ray, L .• R. 22 F W Farmer""',' In In 2 -9 Volume 19 .~ ~ ,""> -~- �1875 KANSAS STATE MARION TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Ag~ S~X N§!!le 2 M Ray, H.R. 1 M Ray, R.R. F 47 Fl,;tp~+-;;· Allce Fl1:pel, Wm. 47 M Fllpel, E.J. 5 F Tlerman, James 39 M 38 F Tlerman, J,M, 14 M Tierman. J.P. 8 F Tlerman, M.E. Tlerman, L.F. 5 F Tlerman, F.M. 3 F 46 M Fawl, Patrlck 44 F Fawl, Mary 18 F Fawl. Mary Fawl, Patrlck 17 M 14 F Fawl, Cathrlne Fawl, Ellza 13 F 12 M Fawl, Andrew 12 F Fawl, Maggle Fawl, Charles 9 M 6 M Fawl, Frank Irwin, N.J. ? 29 M 18 F M.E. Irwln, Irwin, E.E. 5 F· 4 F Irwln. N.F. 2 F Irwln, S.P. Metsker, s.w. 37 M Metsker, Soloma 34 F 12 M Metsker, A.B. 11 F Metsker, C.D. 10 F ",t!etsker, E.F. (~Metsker, G.H. 9 M Metsker, I.J. 7 F filetsker, K.L. 5 F Metsker, M.N. ? 4 F 10/12M Metsker, Y.R. Spltler, David' 24 M Mlcheal, W.N. 32 M Mlcheal, J.A. 34 F Banks, A.J. 13 F Banks, H.H. 12 F Banks, W.w. 10 M Banks, J.M. 9 M Banks, A.J. 6 M Banks, C.P. 7 M Mlcheal, E.A. 1 F Mi.chael, See Micheal Dixon, Cornellus 39 M Dlxon, Mary 37 F Dlxon, Silas 17 M Dixon, F.M. 15 F .,'.lt~~ CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Qolor W W W W W W W W W W W W W. W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Occu~atlon Farmer. Farmer Farmer Farmer" Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer· Carpenter Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Blrth Where from Place to Kansas Page-Llne 2-10 Ks 2-11 Ks Pa 2-12 Pa . Ger. ~U 2-12 Ml Ml 2-13 2-14 Ia NY II Ia 2-15 2-16 II Ia Ia Ia 2-17 Ks 2-18 Ks 2-19 In 2-20 Ire. Ire. In 2-21 In In 2-22 In In 2-23 Ks 2-24 Ks 2-25 Ks 2-26 Ks 2-27 Ks 2-28 Ks 2-29 Pa Pa 2-30 Ks 2-31 Ks 2-32 Ks 2-33 Ks 2-34 In In 2-35 Oh In 2-36 Ks 2-37 Ks 2-38 Ks 2-39 Ks 3-1 Ks 3-2 Ks 3-3i' . Ks 3-4 Ks 3-5 Oh 3-6 Va II 3-7 Ia Mo 3-8 Ks 3-9 Ks 3-10 Ks 3-11 Ks 3-12 Ks 3-13 Ks 3-14 Ks 3- 15 Oh Oh In Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 3-16 3-17 3-18 3-19 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Ag§ S§J: Name 8 F Dlxon, L.B. Dlxon, Rosetta 5 F Smlth, Wm. 39 M Smlth, M.F. 35 F Smlth, D.B. 9 M 1 M Smlth, W.F •. Jones, Hattle (Hattla)12 F 40 M' Tally, James Tally, M.E. 38 F 17 M Tally, W.S. 16 M Tally, D.L. 13 M Tally, Joseph 12 M Tally, Danlel 12 F Tally, M.E. Tally, J.A. 5 M 2 M. Tally, Samuel 6/12F Tally, A.F. Tlce, John 34 M Tlce, R.A. 31 F Tice, J.F. 7 r-1 6 F Tice, E.L. 10 F Corder, M.A.C. 8 M Corder, J.D. Corder, L.E. 5 F 7/12F Tlce, M.A. Bond, Nathan 45 M 46 F Bond; S.A. 14 M Bond, N.M. 24 M Flsher, W.H. Flsher, Jane 1 F Myers, W.F. 46 M Myers, Martha 47 F Myers, M.K. 20 F ·Myers, P.A. 19 F Myers, ·A.P. 15 M 12 M Myers, L.O. Myers, D.R. 10 F Myers, G.F. 1 M Metsker, Phild.~p 50 M Metsker, Barbara 45 F Metsker, B.F. 18 M Metsker, J.M. 16 M Metsker, J.L. 14 M Metsker, J.M. 12 M Metsker, A.E. 11 M MQ:tsker, A.M. 9 F Hoover, Joseph 22 M Metsker, S.R. 27 M Metsker, M.E. 18 F Metsker, L.A. 3/12F Ulr1ch, Jacob ;34 M Ulrich, J>i.A. 30 F STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY MA..l1ION TOWNSHIP Blrth Where .from to Kansas Page-Llne Place Occu12at1on Color Oh Oh W 3-20 Oh Oh 3-21 W Mo Tn 3-22 W Farmer Mo Ky Farmer W 3-23 Farmer Ks 3-24 W Ks W 3-25 Ks W Farmer 3-26 Mo W Tn Farmer ·3-27 W Mo Farmer Tn 3-28 W Ks Farmer )-29 W Farmer Ks 3-30 W Farmer Ks 3-31 W Ks Farmer 3-32 W Farmer Ks 3-33 W Ks 3-34 W Ks 3-35 W Ks 3-36 W Farmer Oh Oh 3-37 . . Mo W Farmer Mo 3-38 W Ks 3-39 Ks W 3-40 4-1-~-'" . Farmer Ks W W Ks 4-2 W Ks 4-3 W Farmer Ks .4-4 W Farmer In II 4-5 W Farmer Oh Il 4-6 W Farmer In Il 4-7 W Farmer Oh In 4-8 W Ks 4-9 W Farmer Ger. Oh 4-10 W Farmer Oh Oh 4-11 W Farmer. Oh Oh 4-12 W Farmer Oh Oh 4-13 W Ks F~er 4-14 W Farmer Ks 4-15 W Farmer Ks 4-16 W Ks 4-17. W Farmer Pa In 4-18 W Farmer Pa In 4-19 W Farmer In In 4-20 W Farmer In In 4-21 W Farmer In In 4-22 W Farmer Ks 4-23 W Farmer Ks 4-24 W Ks 4-25 W Farmer In In 4-26 W Farmer In In 4-27 W Farmer Oh Oh 4-28 W Ks 4-29 W Farmer In In 4-30 W Farmer In W1 4-31 ~('~,. ".,. �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 t;-. STATE· CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY MA.l1ION TOWNSHIP Blrth Where from to Kansas Page-Llne Ag~ S~;I; Qolor Occu12atlon Place N§me Ks 4-32 W Farmer 12 F Ulrlch, M.E. Ks 4-33 Ulrlch, Clark 3 M W Ks 4-34 W 1 F Ulrlch, Roselvlna In Farmer 4-35 Whltman, J.J. 45 M W N¥ In In Far}Jler 4-36 W Whltman, Ellz 38 F In In Farmer 4-37 17 M W Whltman, E.E. Farmer:; W In In 4-38 Cook, Annle 43 F Farmer Ks W 4-39 Cook; Allce ~6 F 4":9 II 20 F' , W Farmer In Flsher, Malvlna 14 M W Farmer Ks 5-1 Cook, Wesley W Ks 10 F Farmer C~bok, J osephlne 5-2 Farmer Tn Flsher, John 30 M W 5-3 In In Farmer Studebaker, John 5-4 .32 M W Oh In W Farmer Studebaker, I.W. 43 F 5-5 10/12M W Ks Studebaker, Harry 5-6 Ks 4 M W Kaul, Wynett 5-7 Kaub, Wynett See Kaul Farmer Pa In Studebaker, Dave or Dan55 M W 5-9 W 44 F Farmer' Pa In Studebaker, E. 5-10 Farmer In In 5-11 Studebaker, Isaac 15 M W W In In Farmer 5-12 Studebaker, E. 19 F 10 F W Farmer Ks Studebaker, Manda 5-13 W Ks Studebaker, A.G. 5-14 5 F 4 F W Studebaker, Lydia Ks 5-15 Farmer Kester, Harmon" NJ II 5-16 55 M W W Kester, S.L. Farmer NJ ,. 50 F II 5- 17 Kester, S.J. 16 M W Farmer II II 5-18 12 F Kester, Emma W Farmer II II 5- 19 Miller, B.F. Farmer Va 29 M W Tn 5-20 Miller, E,S II W Farmer 29 F Va Tn 5-21 M1ller, J.M. Tn Tn 3 M W 5-22 Miller, J.E. 1 F W Tn Tn ·5-23 Miller, S.W. Farmer 25 M W Tn Tn 5-24 Arnold, Jacob 46 M W Farmer Oh In 5-25 Arnold, Matilda W Farmer 52 F Oh In 5-26 Arnold, Valeria W 17 F Farmer In In 5-27 Arnold, . S.E. W 15 F Farmer In In 5-28 Arnold, Esyr or Iria 9 M W In In 5-29 Cox, George 22 M W Farmer In In 5-30 Cox, A.L. W 23 F Farmer In In 5-31 Cox, H.F. 2 M W Ks 5-32 Cox, J. V. 5/12F W Ks 5-33 Postma, Weiba 27 M W Farmer Ger. In 5-34 Postma, M.A. W 23 F Farmer In In 5-35 Postma. S.E. 1 F W Ks 5-36 Anderson, c.H. Farmer 39 M W Mo II 5-37 Anderson, M.J. W 32 F Farmer II II 5-38 Anderson, J.T. 12 M W Farmer Ks 5-39 Anderson, S.C. 10 F ~W Farmer Ks 5-40 Anderson, I.S. W 9 F Ks 6:-1 Anderson, J.W. 27? M W Ks 6-2 Anderson, J.W. 2 M W Ks 6-3 �1875 KANSAS STATE MARION TOWNSHIP Volume 19 N e Anderson, H.H. Flory, Wesley . Flory, Susanna Flory, Elmer Flory, I sac ? Simon, Mathew Simon, M.C. Simon, August Simon, William Simon, Peter Simon. Mary Simon. Wendilin ? Baker. J.I. ? 1.1. Baker. Susanna Hefner. Jacob Hefner. Louisa Hefner. R. J. Hefner, Josephine Hefner. Ella Hefner. Alonso Hefner. Mary Loudinback, M. Loudinback, Emma Carnahan. John Carnahan, E.A. Carnahan, M.J. Carnahan, E.L. Carnahan, H.G. Kirkpatrick, Jane Mifflin, David Mifflin, J.E. Mifflin, Thomas Mifflin, Luelia Mifflin, Harry Nifflin, Susan Jack, Selvey ? or Selvey, Jack? Gh,r,1 st t·an, J. W• Christian, M.E. Christian, L.C. Christian, C.E. Halderman. S.A. Halderman. A.B. Halderman. W. Halderman. J. Halderman. S.W. Halderman, E.C. Halderman, M.A. Yothers, Rue\)en Yothers, ,L.A. Yothers, C.H. Yothers, J .H. Colo S 7 12M 23 21 1-1 F, 3 M 1 40 36 M M 11 10 M M F M 12 4 1 F M 47 M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 43 45 F 42 M F 20 F 17 F 12 9 F 5 M F W W W W W 25 M W 7 3 1 65 46 32 14 12 7 4 M F F F W W F W W M M F M F M F 22 '<~:;M 22':"M 27 M 21 F 5 M 2 W W W W 24F 41 31 M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F F M 5 M 35 M 30 F 6 M 5 M W F Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W 1 Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W F 13 10 8 Farmer Farmer W 38M 35 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Farmer Farmer Birth Where from Place to Kansas.Pa e-Line 6-4 Ks In . Oh 6-5 In 6-6 In Ks 6-7 Ks 6-8 Ger. Ger. 6-9 6-10 Ger. . Ger. Ger. 6-11 Ger. 6-12 Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. 6-13 Ger. Ger. 6~14 6";'15 Ks Oh In 6-16 Oh In 6-17 Pa 11 6-18 Oh 11 6-19., 6",'?:9'? . 11 In 6-:2;1:;" In 11 6-ii: 11 11 Ks. 6-'?'Ji 6--24'?' Ks. 11 11 6-2'5 Ia 11 6-26 Pa Pa 6-2,7, Pa Pa 6-28 Pa Pa 6-29'~ Ks 6-30' Ks 6-J} 6-3.? . Eng. Pa Pa Pa 6-33 Pa Pa 6-34 Pa 6-35'Pa Pa Pa 6-36' Pa Pa 6-37, Ks 6-38 Pa Pa 6-39 Pa Pa 6-J9 Oh· Oh 7-1 11 11 7-2 Ks. 7-3 Ks 7-4 Pa Pa 6-5 Pa Pa 6-6 Pa Pa 6-7 Pa Pa 7-8 Pa· Fa 7-9 Ks 7-10 Ks 7-11 Pa II 7-12 11 Il 7-13 11 11 7-14 11 11 7-15 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ]vIA-tiION TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Fage-Line Moss, John 77 J.I W Farmer Tn II 7-16 W Reeher, Jaco~ 47 M Farmer Pa II 7-17 Reeher, Selvia 40 F W Farmer Pa 11 7-18 Reeher, James 18 M W Farmer Pa 11 7-19 Reeher, Josephine, 16 F W Farmer Pa 11 7-20 Reeher, Sinclare 5 M W II 11 7-21 Reeher, Edith 4 F W II 11 7-22 Reeher, Minnie 3 F W Ks 7-23 W Reeher, Foster 1 M Ks 7-24 McKenzie, M. 25 M W Farmer Ia Tx 7-25 McKenzie, A.V. 23 F W Farmer Mo 7-26 W McKenzie, J.E. 1 M Ks 7-27 W Featherston, Wm. 57 M Farmer Eng. Wi 7-28 Featherston, C. 45 F W Farmer Ire. Wi 7-29 Featherston, Katty 17 F W Wi Wi 7-30 Featherston, Thomas 19 M W Farmer Wi Wi 7-31 Featherston, Fanny 12 F W Farme"r Wi Wi 7-32 Featherston, Wm. 11 M W Farmer Wi Wi 7-33 Featherston, Louis 8M W Wi Wi 7-34 Featherston, Charlott, 6 F W Ks 7-35 Featherston, Sarah 2 F W Ks 7-36 W Mayer, Wm. 33 M Farmer Ger. Oh 7-37 Mayer, Elizabeth 26 F W Farmer Oh Oh 7-38 Mayer, Clarrie 6 F W Ks 7-39 Mayer, Theresa 5 F W Ks 7-40 Mayer, Joseph 3 M W Ks <8-'0,., Mayer, Mary 1 F W Ks 8'-2 ' Price, Thomas 41 M W Farmer Ky II 8-3 Price, M.C. 39 F W Farmer Ky II 8-4 Price, Marida 20 M W Farmer II 11 8-5 Price, Columbus 18 M W Farmer II II 8-6 Price, Frank 14 M W Farmer Ks 8-7 Price, rat.F. 12 F W Farmer Ks 8'-8 Price, Wm. 8 M W Ks 8'-9 Price, C.K. 5 M W Ks 8'-10 Price, L.J. 3 F W Ks 8'-11 Barton, J.R. 54 M W Farmer Ma Mo 8'-12 . Barton, Temperance 50 F W Farmer Oh Mo 8- 13 Barton, Terry 17 M W Farmer Ia Mo 8'-14 Barton, H.F. 12 M W Farmer Ia Mo 8'-15 Barton, C.R. 9 W W Ia Mo 8",16 Shutt, Agness 23 F W Milliner Pa II 8'-17 f.leek, Emma ",,2 F W Ks 8 ",18 Studebaker,R. ,1.,1 M W Ks 8- 1 9 Myers, George 24 M W Farmer In In 8',-20 Myers, Carrie 18 F W Farmer Oh Oh 8'-21 Myers, O.G. 6/12M W Ks 8 ',.22 Studebaker" Joseph 35 M W Farmer In In 8'-23 McCune, G.O. 31 M W Farmer Pa 11 8-24 28 F McCune, Eliza W Farmer Ky In 8'-25 McCune, C'.E. 8 M W Ks 8'-26 6F McCune, C.E. W Ks 8-2'7 McC"une, J.F. 4 M W Ks 8-28 Mo r �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name McCuhe, G.E. Walter, J.W. Walter, S.E. Walter, F.W. Walter, L.G. Walter, Be'rtha Walter, Br1stow Oehrle, Cather1ne ,Oehrle, George Oehrle, Jacob Oehrle, Godfrey Oehrle, God11p Oehrle, Adam Badskey,Jacob Badskey, Mary Badskey, E. Badskey, Joel Badskey, Lawrie Badskey, Jacob Badskey, mhomas Badskey, M.A. McKenzie, A. McKenzie, M.P. McKenz1e, Ive McKenzie, C.W. McKenz1e, H.A. McKenzie, J.F. McKenzie, D.F. McKenz1e, H. McKenzie, A. Waford~ Adam Waford, C.F. Blair, W.H. Frazier, N.G. Frazier, C.A. Frazier, L.F. Fraz1er, E.D. Frazier, L.M. Frazier, H.A. Lind, A.B. Lind, C.E. Lind, S.E. Lind, Joseph Lind, M.A. Lind, Emma Lind, H.G. Lind, Samuel Lind, Jane' Shively, J.M. Shively, Mary Shively, Sarah STATE, CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY !-'lA-tiION TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from to Kansas Page-Line Place Occu12ation Color Age Sex 8-29 Ks W 7/12M Ia Pa 8-30 Farmer W M 39 Ia 8-31 Pa Farmer W 29 F Ia 11 8-32 W M 9 Ia 11 8-33 W 8 F 8-34 Ks W 4 F Ks 8-35 W 2 M Oh 8-36 Ger. Farmer W 42 F Oh Ger. 8-37 Farmer W M 55 8-38 Ks Farmer W 15 M Ks 8-39 Farmer W 12 M 8-40 Ks Farmer W 12 M Ks 9-1 W 8 M In Ger. 9-2 Farmer W 63 M In Ger. Farmer W 9-3 49 F 16 . F In Va 9-4 Farmer W In In W Farmer 14 M 9-5 W· In In 9-6 Farmer 11 F In In Farmer W 9-7 24 M In Va Farmer W 9-8 ·28 M NY II W Farmer 24 F 9-9 Tx W II 9-10 Farmer 48 M NY Ia 9-11 W Farmer 42 F Ks 9-12 Farmer W 13 M Ks W Farmer 10 F 9-13 Ks 9-14 W 8 M Ks M W 4 9-15 Ks 1 M W 9-16 Farmer Ia Tx W 21 M 9-17 Ks Farmer 18 F W 9-18 Ky W Farmer Ia M 9-19 75 Farmer Tn Ia W 60 F 9-20 W II Ia Farmer 9-21 27 M Oh W Farmer Ne 9-22 47 M Farmer 46 F W NY Ne 9-23 16 M Farmer Ks W 9-24 14 M W Farmer Ks 9-25 10 M W Farmer Ks 9-26 4 F W Ks 9-27 42 M W Farmer Mo Ire. 9-28 W Farmer Mo Pa 38 F 9-29 W 17 F Farmer Mo Mo 9-30 16 M Farmer Mo W Mo 9-31 14 F W Farmer Ks 9-32 12 F Farmer W Ks 9-33 10 M W Farmer Ks 9-34 W Ks 5 M 9-35 2 F W Ks 9-36 W Carpenter Oh 37 M In 9-37 W 32 F Farmer In In 9-38 12 F W Farmer Ks 9-39 �KANSAS 1875 STATE NA.tUON TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Name Shively, Lutsia Shively, Edward; Shively, Arminta Shively, Lidia Sively, See Shively Badskey, John Badskey, Elizabeth Wischer, John Wiseher, See Wis:Cher Wischer, A.C. Wischer, Rodolph Koogle, Mary Koogle, A .C. Koogle, A.B. Hiatt, Henry Hiatt, A.A. Hiatt, B.C. Hlatt, O.W. Hiatt, O.F. Hlatt, T.R. Hiatt, Affa Hiatt, Clyde Chall1s, W.S. Challis, O.C. Chall1:s, A.W. Fogerty, A.J. Fogerty, Elmira Foberty, D.L. Fogerty, L.E. Fogerty,' Birdy Hiatt, John Hiatt, N.B. Jackson, M.E. Hiatt, Emma Jackson, W.B:. Hiatt, Oscar Hiatt, Marrata Hiatt, E.O. Wood, John Wood, S.E. Wood, Nillnda Wood, M.A. Wood, J.F. Wood, L.E. Wood, W.S. Wood, E.E. Wood, M.J. Wood, Walter Sanlter, G.A. Sanlter, A.F.L. Sanlter, J.E.H. CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Birth Age Sex Color Occu12ation Place Ks Farmer W 10 F Ks W 8 M Ks 4 F W Ks F W 3 M F M W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer I' Va NJ Ger. 43 F 26 M 65 F 28 M 19 F 59 M 38 F 16 F 12 M 9 M 6 M 3 F 1 M 32 M 27 F 4 M 38 M 34 F 15 F 12 F 1 M 42 M 34 F 17 F 14 F 12 M 7 M 4 F 9/12M 40 M 40 F 16 F 14 F 12 F 10 F 8 M 7 F 5 F 3 M 35 M 30 :F 10 M W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Ger. Ger. Md Oh Oh Oh 27 25 58 W W W W W W, W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer NY Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks In In Ks NJ Pa In In Ks In In In In In In In Ks Mo Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ger. Ger. Ger. Where from to Kansas Page-Line 10-1 10-2 10-3 10-4 In 11 11 11 11 In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In Mo Mo Ger, Ger. Ger. 10-5 10-6 10-7 10-8 10-9 10-10 10-11 10-12 10-13 10-14 10-15 10-16 10-17 10-18 10-19 10-20 10-21 10-22 10-23 10-24 10-25 10-26 10-27 10-28 10-29 ,10-30 10-31 10-32 10-33 10-34 10-35 10-36 10-37 10-38 10-39 10-40 1l!-1 11-2 11-3 11-4 11-5 11-6 11-7 11-8 11-9 �KANSAS 1875 STATE Volume 19 Name Saniter, H.A ..H. Benson, Thomas Benson. Ann Benson, L.E. Benson, N.E. Benson, M.J. Benson, M.A. Benson, E.R. Benson, O.P. Sullivan, J.o. Sullivan, Ann O. Sullivan, J.O. Sullivan, Wm. O. Sul11van, M.O. Sullivan, J.O. Sul11van, G.O. Sul11van, E.O. Sullivan, E.O. Sullivan, H.O. McKenzie, H. Johnson, Valent1ne Johnson, f.'Iary Conway, Corneliua George, T.G. George, Elizabeth George, P.G. George, E.J. Losey, S.M. Losey, Nancy Tussey, H.F. Tussey, C.L. Losey, See Tussey Losey, Mona Losey, Grace Mott, Samuel Johnson. Mary Smith, P.C~ Smith, C.H. Smith, P.E. Smi th, M•V' .. · 'or N. v. Van Horn, Frank McBride, A. McBride, N. McBride, E. McBride, Alex McBride, E. McBride, E. McBride, W.O. McBride, A. McBr1de, E. Thurber, L.R. CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY JvI.A.ttION TOWNSHIP B1rth Where ·from Age Sex Color OccuI2at1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne W Ger. Ger. 11-10 7 M W 60 M Farmer Va In 11-11 W F Farmer In In 11-12 51 W Farmer In In 25 M 11-13 W F Farmer In 11-14 23 In i'armer W 17 F In In 11-15 F W 17 Farmer In 11-16 In W 14 F Farmer In In 11-17 W 10 M Farmer In In 11-18 W Farmer 43 M Ire. Oh 11-19 40 F W Farmer Ire. Oh 11-20 W 17 M Farmer Oh Oh 11-21 W 16 M Farmer Ks 11-22 14 F W Farmer Ks 11-23 12 M W Farmer Ks 11-24 10 M W Farmer Ks 11-25 8 F W Ks 11-26 W· 6 M Ks 11-27 4 M W Ks 11-28 W '74 M Farmer Md Tx 11-29 W Farmer Ky Mo 55 M 11-30 W Farmer 52 F Ky Mo 11-31 W Farmer 7 F Ks 11-32 W 46 I~ Farmer Oh In 11-33 W 47 F Farmer Va In 11-34 W 23 M Farmer Ky In 11-35 18 F W In In 11-36 46 f.'I W Farmer 11 11 11-37 W 46 F Farmer Pa Pa 11-38 W 16 M Farmer' Ks 11-39 W .13 F .Farmer Ks 11-40 6 M 3 F 16 M 34 M 8 M 6 M 4 M 3 F 29 M 42 M 41 F 14 F 12 M 9 M 6 F 4 M 1 77 25 F F M W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Ks Ks Oh In Vt Wi Ks Ks Ks Ks Wi W1 Ire. Ma Nova. Sco.Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ire. Ma NY NY 12-1 12-2 12-3 12-4 12-5 12-6 12-7 12-8 12-9 12-10 12-11 12-12 12-13 12-14 12- 1 5 12-16 12-17 12-18 12-19 �1875 KANSAS STATE ?v1A.-qION TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Name Thurber, M.B. Thurber, Fred Gardner, E.M. Gardner, E. Gardner, E.W. Gardner, A.L. Brown, J.F. Brown, JIl.H. Brown, Ida Brown, Martha Brown, R.G. Browm,Charles Kelly, J.H. Kelly, C.E. Mott, Wm. Mott, M.E. Kelly, George Smith, D.E. Smith, M.A. Smith, F.A. Smi th, W. ~I • Ulrich, Henry Ulrich, M.J. Ulrich, Oliver Ulrich, E.M. Ulrich, E~H. r-fol-her/. Iienry;~" Mohler, See ·Molher Molher, Mary Molher, Daniel Molher, Reeher Molher, Elizabeth Molher, Salinda Molher, Henry Molher, W,H, Bowers, David Bowers, Mary Bowers, D,avid Bowers, Elizabeth Halburt, Wm. Halbert, Laurie Halbert, A.A. Dunn, Robert Dunn, E.M. Soxman, H.R. Soxman, Elizabeth Soxman, G.M. Soxman, C"arrie Soxman, RaySoxman, G.F. Soxman, A.A. CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Birth Where from Sex Color OccuI2ation Place to Kansas Page-L1ne 12-20 Pa Pa Farmer W 22 F 12-21 Ks W 1 M. 12-22 In In Farmer W 24 M Mo 12-23 Mo Farmer W 27 F 12-24 Ks W F 2 Ks 12-25 W 6/12F 12-26 Pa Scot. StoneMason M W 45 Pa 12-27 Scot. Farmer W 41 F 12-28 Ks Farmer W 12 F 12-29 Farmer Ks 10 F W 12-30 Ks W 6 r1 12-31 Ks W 2 M 12-32 In In W Farmer 50 M Ky In 12-33 W Farmer 46 F In 12-34 Oh Farmer W 26 M Ks Farmer 12-35 W 17 F 12-36 Ks Farmer W 17 M Mo Mo W 12-37 Farmer 28 M Mo 12-38 W Ky Farmer 28 F Ks 12-39 W 4 F 12-40 Ks W 2 M In 13-1 Farmer In W 28 M Mo 13-2 Va W Farmer 22 F Ks W 13-3 5 M Ks w 13-4 .3 F Ks W 13-5 3 M Oh W Farmer In 13-6 50 M AJ:t.e 49 F 20 M 18 M 17 F 14 F 10 M 2 M 70 M 67 F 21 H 24 F 21 M 18 F 2/12F 26 M 21 F 32 M 24 F 5 M 3 F 11/12 M 30 M 23 F W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W Farmer Farmer W W W W W W Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks Md Fa Oh Va Mo Mo Kg Ma Fa Fa Fa Ks Ks Ks Fa In Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh In Mo Mo RI Oh Fa Fa Fa In 13-7 13-8 13-9 13-10 13-11 13-12 13-13 13-14 13-15 13-16 13-17 13-18 13-19 13-20 13-21 13-22 13-23 13-24 1'3-25 13-26 13-27 13-28 13-29 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY M.A.tiION TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line W Soxman, Fred 1 M Ks 13-30 Shott, I.F. (J.F.) 26 M W Farmer Md Md 13-31 Shott, Mary 25 F W Farmer Ger, Ger. 13-32 Shott, Emma 2 F W Ks 13-~3 Shott, Otto 1 M W Ks 13-34 Hardterfer, Jacob 40 M W Ger. In 13-35 W Hardterfer, Susan 35 F Farmer In In 13-36 Hardterfer, M.L. 8 F W Farmer Ks 13-37 Hardterfer, George 7 M W Ks 13';38 Hardterfer, M.B. 2 F W Ks 13-39 Hardterfer, J.L. 6/12F W Ks 13-40 Whitlock, W.M. 27 M W Farmer Mo 101 0 14-1 Whitlock, Faney 22 F W Farmer Oh Mo 14-2 Whitlock, E.C~ 5 F W Ks 14-3 Whitlock, I.O. 4 F W Ks 14-4 Whitlock, J.L. 2/12 M W Ks 14-5 Griener, John P. 52 M W Farmer France Mi 14-6 Griener, Catherine 49 F W Farmer France Mi 14-7 Griener, Rosey 22 F W Farmer Mi Mi 14-8 Griener, George 19 M W Farmer Mi Mi 14-9 Griener, Kitty? 13 M W Farmer Mi Mi 14-10 Griener, Joseph 12 F? W Farmer Mi Mi 14-11 Griener, Maggie 9 M W M1 M1 14-12 Griener, E.M. 6 F W Mi Mi 14-13 Riling, Martin 30 M W Farmer Oh Oh 14-14 Riling, Lousia 28 F W Farmer Oh Oh 14-15 Riling, Wm. 5 ~ W Ks 14-16 Riling, Charton 2 ~ W Ks 14-17 Riling, Charo1otte 4/12 'F W Ks 14-18 Hutchinson, A.J. 12 M W -Parmer Tn 11 14-19 Hutchinson, Joseph 45 M W . Farmer Oh Oh 14-20 Hutchinson, E.J. 47 F W Farmer Ks 14-21 W Hutchinson, J.W. 16 M Farmer Ks 14-22 Hutchinson, Isiah 12 M W Farmer Ks 14-23 Huchinson, See Hutchinson Watts, John 44 M W Blacksmith Oh In 14-24 Watts, Elizabeth 39 F W Farmer In In 14-25 Watts, Evista (Erista)20 M W Farmer In In 14-26 Wa t t s, Wm. 18 M W Farmer In In 14-27 Watts, Edward 16 M W Farmer II In 14-28 ,Watts, Elwood 12 F? W Farmer In In 14-29 Watts, M.A. 10 F W Farmer In In 14-30 Watts, Samuel 8 M W In In 14-31 Watts, S.E. 6 F W In In 14-32 Watts, Ida 1 F W In In 14-33 Sowers, Mary 27 F W Farmer In Ia 14-34 Sowers, R.A. 4 F W Ks 14-35 Byerly, John 14 M W Farmer Ia Ia 14-36 Clark, John 36 M W Farmer ~a II 14-37 Clark, Elmira 33 F W Farmer In In 14-38 Clark, C.H. 8 M W Ks 14-39 Clark, A.S. 6 M W Ks 14-40 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY NAB.ION TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupation Pla.ce to Kansas Page-Line W Ks Clark, J.T. 2 M 15-1 Ks W Clark, W.A. 11/12M 15-2 W Farmer Kelly, Anthony 47 M In In 15-3 W II Ia Farmer Kelly, A.E. 33 F 15-4 W Kelly, L.J. 7 F Ks 15-5 W Kelly, F.S. 5 F Ks 15-6 W Ks Kelly, J.W. 3 M 15-7 W Kelly, O.H. 1 F Ks 15-8 W Farmer Brubaker, Peter 65 M Pa Oh 15-9 W Brubaker, E11zabeth 60 F Farmer Pa Oh 15-10 Brubaker, Lydia 24 F W Farmer Oh Oh 15- 11 W Brubaker, N.N. 19 F Farmer Oh Oh 15-12 Barnhart, John 62 M W Va,} Farmer Va. 15-13 W Barnhart, Frances 59 F Farmer Va:, Va. 15-14 W Va,,, Barnhart, William 21 M Farmer Va 15-1~ W Swartz, Andrew 65 M Farmer Ger. Oh 15- 1 6 Swartz, M.A. 64 F W Farmer Oh Ger. 15- 1 7 W Fishburn, Alferd 52 M Farmer Va Ia 15-18 W F1shburn, Sarah 43 F Farmer Ia Va 15- 1 9 W Fishburn, Susan 21 F Farmer Ia Va 15-20 W Fishburn, John 19 M Farmer Tn Ia 15-21 W Fishburn, Catherine 16 F Fa.rmer Mo Ia 15-22 F1shburn, H.H. 14 M W Farmer Mo Ia 15-23 W Fishburn, G.A. 12 M Farmer. Ia Ia 15-24 Fishburn, Isra 10 M W -Farmer Ks 15-25 Fishburn, A.T. 7 F W Ks 15-26 Fishburn, E.F. 3 M W Ks 15-27 Kenzie, W.A.(McKenzie)?1 M W Ks 15-28 Turner ,Washington 51 M W Farmer Va In 15-29 Turner, Judith 42 F W Fa.rmer Oh In 15-30 Turner. Benjamin 22 M W Farmer Va In 15-31 Turmer, Samuel 12 M W Farmer In In -15-32 Turner,. Sarah 9 F W Ks 15-33 Montgomery. Micheal 28 M W Carpenter Va In 15-34 Montgomery, I.E. 7 F W Ks 15-35 Montgomery, Joel 5 M W Ks 15-36 Montgomery, Henry 3 M W Ks 15-37 Montgomery, R1ley 1 M W Ks 15-38 Arnold, Jacob 22 M W Farmer II II 15-39 Arnold, S'-.E. 15 F W Farmer Ia Ia 15-40 M¥ers, I.E. 45 M W Stone Mason Pa II 16-1 Myers, C.A. 39 F W Pa II 16-2 Myers, 011ver 17 M W Farmer II II 16-3 Myers, Milton 12 M W Farmer II II 16-4 Myers. Annie 14 F W Farmer II II 16-5 Myers, Freddie 10 M W Farmer II II 16-6 Myers, W1lliam 4 M W Ks 16-7 Myers, Florence 1 F W Ks 16-8 Fisher, H.C. 57 M W Farmer Oh In 16-9 Fisher, M~A. 57 F W Farmer Pa In 16-10 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Fisher, Henry Beibee, Mary Pingree,S.W. Pingree, A.R. Pingree, George Pingree, H.F. Pingree, C.E. Pingree, M.M. Fisher, C.M. Fisher, Mary Fisher, Ida Fisher, Nellie Pray, Hezekiah Pray, Nancy Pray, C.E. Pray, W.E. Pray, Eldridge Pray, M.C. Kelly, Robert Kelly, Cynthia Smith, A.V. Smith, Robert Smi th, Joseph Kelly, John Kelly, Helen Kelly, John Kelly, Mary Kelly, Morris Terry, G.M. Terry, Elizabeth Terry, I.A. Terry, E.F. Oliver, H.N. C'raft, Wm. Craft)•. H.J. C'raft, W.H. Ottoway, A .H. Ott oway , A.D. Ottoway, Freddy Ottoway, A.H. Baker, James Baker, Jasper Baker, Prather Baker, Thomas Baker, Ely Ward " Franc e s Simmons, P,.A. Simmons, Elvira Simmons, V.P. Simmons, M.L. Roy, L.A. Roy, C.P. STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY NA.ttION TOWNSHIP Birth Asr.e Sex Color Occu:Qation Place W 17 M Farmer In 14 F W Farmer NY W Carpenter Me 52 M W Me 45 F 18 M W Farmer Me W 13 F Farmer Ks 11 M W Farmer Ks W Farmer Ks 9 F 26 M W Farmer In W Farmer 23 F In W Ks 3 F 2 F W Ks W Farmer Ky 58 M W Farmer Oh 53 F 21 M W Farmer Oh "[a 18 F W Farmer 16 M W Farmer Ia 14 F W Farmer Ia W Farmer 39 M In 30 F W' 'Farmer II W Farmer 38 M Oh W Ks 7 M 4 M W Ks W Farmer 73 M Ky W 72 F Farmer Ky W Farmer 33 M In 20 F W Farmer Tn 2 M W Ks 41 M W Farmer NY W Farmer 37 F Mi 10 F W . Farmer Mi W 7 M Mi 28 M W Farmer Tn Mo W 29 M Farmer W 23 F Farmer Ky W 3 M Ks 28 M W Farmer II 24 F W Farmer II W 3 M Ks 1 M W K$ W 59 M Farmer Ky M W Farmer 35 In 26 M W Farmer In 19 M W Farmer In 16 M W Farmer In 87 F W Farmer NC 38 M W Farmer NJ W 35 F Farmer Mi 10 M W Farmer ~11 6 F W Ks W 59 F .¥armer NY 32 M W Farmer NJ Where from to Kansas Page-Line In 16-11 In 16-12 Me 16-13 Me 16-14 Me 16-15 In In ,,' Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia In II II In In In II . Mi Mi Mi Mi Mo II II II II In In In In In In Mi Mi Mi NJ NJ 16-16 16-17 16-18 16-19 16-20 16-21 16-22 16-23 16-24 16-25 16-26 16-27 16-28 16-29 16-30 16-31 16-32 16-33 16-34 16-35 16-36 16-37 16-38 16-39 16-40 17-1 17-2 17-3 17-4 17-5 17-6 17-7 17-8 17-9 17-10 17-11 17-12 17-13 17-14 17-15 17-16 17-17 17-18 17-19 17-20 17-21 17-22 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Roy, Julla Roy, F.T. Roy, N.H. Dodder, Margaret Dodder, Sllas Dodder, Mary Dodder, Hattle Dodder, Homer Dodder, Vera Coursen, P.S. Coursen, Jennle Dodder, Marshall Dodder, Martha Dodder, A.M. Fruln, Robert Fruln, Helen Fruln, H.W. Fruln, Robert Fruln, John Fruln, Mary Manlx, Cornellus Manlx, JOhn Dunn, Loulsa Carr, Wm. Malhel, Joseph Malhel, Chrlstlane Malhel, Wllllam Malhel, Chrlstlane Maihel, Lina Malhel, Rosey Malhel, Ellzabeth Maihel, Henry Malhel, Annle Maihel, George Griener, John Baldwln, W.M. Baldwln, Slsan Baldwln, Rlley Baldwin, Nary Baldwln, James Baldwin, John Baldwln, Ida Baldwin, Nettie Baldwln, Charles Conway, P.J •. Conway, Johanna Conway, John Conway, Heien Conway, Patrick Conway, Maggle Salle, Wendllen Saile, Cathrlne STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY NA.l1ION TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Age Sex Color Occupatlon Place to Kansas Page-Llne 21 F W Farmer In In 17-23 12 M W Farmer NJ NJ 17-24 6 F W NJ NJ 17-25 68 F W Farmer NJ NJ 17-26 W 30 M Farmer Ml Ml 17-27 W 25 F Farmer Pa Pa 17-28 4 F W Ks 17-29 2 M W Ks 17-30 10/12 F W Ks 17-31 24 M W Farmer NJ M1 17-32 W 23 F Farmer II II 17-33 W 27 M Farmer Ml Ml 17-34 21 F W Farmer NJ NJ 17-35 2 F W Ks 17-36 34 M W Farmer Ire. II 17-37 . W 23 F Farmer Ire. IL 17-38 W 7 F NY II 17-39 6 M W II II 17-40 4 M W II II 18-1 2 F W II II 18-2 W 56M Farmer Ire. In 18-3 W 27 M Farmer Ire. In 18-4 14 F W Farmer Mo Mo 18-5 W 15 M Farmer Ks 18:.;;6 W 47 M Farmer Ger. II 18-7 40 F W Farmer Ger. II 18-8 14 M W Farmer Ks 18-9 12 F W Farmer Ks 18-10 10 F W Farmer Ks 18-11 W 9 F Ks 18-12 W 7 F Ks 18-13 W 5 M Ks 18-14 3 F W Ks 18-15 1 M W Ks 18-16 22 M W Farmer Ml M1 18-17 45 M W Farmer II II 18-18 44 F W Farmer Tn II 18-19 19 M' w Farmer IL II 18-20 17 F W Farmer II II 18-21 12 M W Farmer Ks 18-22 10 M W Farmer Ks 18-23 8 F W Ks 18-24 6 F W Ks 18-25 5 M W Ks 18-26 40 M W Farmer Ire. II 18-27 37 F W Farmer Ire. II 18-28 12 M W Farmer II II 18-29 11 F W Farmer II II 18-30 10 M W Farmer II II 18-31 2 F W II II 18-32 44 M W Farmer Ger. Mo 18-33 W· 35 F Farmer Ger. Mo 18-34 �1875 KANSAS STATE !VIA-lEON TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Name Sa1le, Peter Sa1le, Annie Saile, Joseph Saile, John Bachelor, John Bachelor, Margaret Bachelor, Emma Bachelor, John Bachelor, Clara Bachelor, E11za Bachelor, Benj. Bachelor, Wm. Bachelor, Martha Bachelor, Maggie Martin, Cather1ne, Martin, A.J ~ Mart1n, E.S. Mart1n, M.A. Mart1n, C.S. Stough, Leonard Slough, See Stough Metsker, John C. Metsker, Christine Metsker, Elizabeth l1etsker, S.E. Metsker, Henry Hoover, Isaac Serber, Charles Cotterman, 1'1ary Dolbee, P.A. Dolbee, Harriet Dolbee, Selbla Dolbee, Susan Fisher, Samuel Fisher, L.A • F1sher, M.A. Fisher, R.C. Fisher, D.C.. Sawyer, L.M. Lawyer, See Sawyer Sawyer, M.W. Sawyer, E.H. Hecox, L.R. Hecox, I.J. Hecox, Spencer Hecox, Guy Hecox, Hattie Helstrom, b. White, H.T. White, Ann1e White, M.A.I. White, I.M. Age Sex 15 M 11 F 10 M 8 M 42 M 35 F 16 F 14 M12 F 10 F 7 5 3 1 42 16 14 12 7 24 48 44 70 18 13 16 16 12 31 66 39 37 34 30 6 Ivl M F F F M F F F M M F F F M M M F M F F F M F F 4 F 2 M 37 M F F M F 7 M 5 M 9/12 F 33 6 39 30 31 42 29 12 9 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY M M F F F Birth Where from Color OccuI2at10n Place to Kansas Page-L1ne Mo 11 18-35 Farmer W 18-36 Ks Farmer W Ks 18-37 Farmer W 18-38 Ks W Mo 18-39 Tn W Farmer 18",,40 Mo Mo Farmer W 19-1 Ks Farmer W 19-2 Ks Farmer W Ks W Farmer. 19-3 19-4 Ks Farmer W Ks W 19-5 Ks 19-6 W Ks 19-7 W Ks 19-8 W Oh In W Farmer 19-9 l"armer 19-10 In In W W Farmer In 19-1-1 In W Farmer In In 19-12 W In In 19-13 W Farmer Oh In 19-14 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farme!! Farmer .f armer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer W W W W W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Fa In Pa In Ks Ks Oh Oh Ia NY Oh Oh Oh 11 Ks Ks Ks Oh In Ks NY Sweden Ks Ks Ks Sweden Ky 11 Ks Ks In In In In Oh Oh Ia Ia Ia Ia In 11 Ne In In 11 Sweden Mo 11 19- 15 19-16 19-17 19-18 19-19 19-20 19-21 19-22 19-23 19-24 19-25 19-26 19-27 19-28 19-29 19-30 19-31 19-32 19-33 19-34 19-35 19-36 19-37 19-38 19-39 19-40 20=1 20-2 20-3 20-4 �1875 KANSAS. STATE Volume 19 Name Cummins, Robert Cummins, E~i~abe~h Cummins ~ Emm~ Cummins, E.E. Harding!,' W.D! Harding, M.C. Harding, J.C. Harding, T.P •. Harding, M.T. Harding ~ F .A.~. Harding, M~M. Harding~ W.S. Harding, E.S. Harding, M.P. Harding, W.E. Harding, C.P. Robison, David Robison, Marion Robison, Abel Sharp, Faney Lawson~ Lewis Lawson, S.J~ Lawson, Job Lawson, T.S. Lawson, Jam~s Lawson, Wm. Lawson, M.E. Lawson, E.S. Lawson, Lewis Lawson, Margaret Lawson, Clara Hase, Herman Hase, Louisa Hase, Albert Hase, Charles Hase, Annie Oren, Abner Oren, M.A •.. Hasktns ~ A.J. Haskins, S.E. Haskins, E.C. Haskins, I.M. Simon, Nic Simon, Catherine Wyman, John Simon, John Schmeltz, Charles Schmeltz, Christina Schmeltz, Freddy Schmel tz, Theres,a Schmeltz, Joseph CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY M.A.tUON TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line 51 1'1 W Farmer In In 20-5 W 48 F Farmer In In 20-6 16 F W Farmer In In 20-7 W 13 M Farmer· ·In In 20-8 51 M W Farmer Ky In 20-9 W 43 F Farmer In In 20-10 24 M W Farmer In In 20-11 21 M· W Farmer In In 2Q-12 W 19 M Farmer In In 20-13 W 17 F Farmer In In 20-14 15 F W Farmer In In 20-15 W 13 M Farmer In In 20-16 10 M W Farmer In In 20-17 6 F W Ks 20-18 4 M W Ks 20-19 1 M W Ks 20-20 47 M W Farmer Pa Oh 20-21 22 F W Farmer Oh Oh 20-22 14 M W Farmer Ks 20-23 W 5 F Ks 20-24 W 58 M Farmer Ky Ky 20-25 48 F W Fa.rmer Ky Ky 20-26 22 M W Farmer Ky Ky 20-27 20 M W Farmer Ky Ky 20-28 18 M W Farmer Ks 20-29 16 M W Farmer Ks 20-30 13 F W Farmer Ks 20-31 13 F W Farmer Ks 20-32 10 M W Farmer Ks 20-33 8 F W Ks 20-34 W 5 F Ks 20-35 W 57 M Farmer Ger.', Ger. 20-36 46 F W Farmer Ger. Ger. 20-37 26 M W Farmer Ger. Ger. 20-38 21 M W Farmer Ger. Ger. 20-39 15 F W Farmer Ger. Ger. 20-40 40 11 W Farmer Oh In 21-1 30 F W Farmer Ia II 21-2 W 52 M Farmer Oh Oh 21-3 42 F W Farmer Oh Oh 21-4 12 M W Farmer Ks 21-5 12 F W Farmer Ks 21-6 W 33 M Farmer Ger. Ger. 21-7 2,5 F W Farmer Ger. Ger. 21-8 10 M W Farmer Ks 21-9 1 M W Ks 21-10 43 M W Farmer Ger. Mo 21-11 29 F W Farmer Ger. Mo 21-12 8' M W Ks 21-13 6 F W Ks 21-14 2 M W Ks 21-15 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Jenkins, F.M. Jenkins, M.C. Jenk1ns, H.R. Jenk1ns, Louisa Jenk1ns, Soloma Jenkins, Carrie Jenkins, f1Iary Thompson, George Thompson, F~R. Thompson, E.D. Thompson, I.E. Thompson, H.D. Thompson, G.E: Thompson, J.L M1ller, Charles Miller, l1ary Fishbaugh, Maggie Banker, John P. Banker, Mary Banker, Charles Banker, Ella Young, l'11cheal Young, Catherine Young, Louisa Young, Charles Smith, George Smith, Sarah Smith, Thomas Sm1th, Mary Smith, Lotta Bradshaw, J.D. Bradshaw, Ange11n Bradshaw, M.N. Bradshaw, Oliver Martin. A.H. Martin, M.A. Martin, C.E. Martin, C.H. Martin, W.S. Martin, F.A. Rarick, J.J. Rarick, M.E. Rarick, E.H. Rarick, C.S. Rarick, I.O. Rar1ck, S.A.q Spellman, Micheal Spellman, 'Mary, Spellman, David Spellman, Jacob Spellman, Leonard STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY JvlA.ttION TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occu12at1on Place to Kansas Page-Line W Farmer 43 M Va Oh 21-16 40 F W Farmer Oh Oh 21-17 W F'armer 17 M Oh Oh 21-18 W II 9 F II 21-19 W 6 F Ks 21-2~ W 2 F Ks 21-21 4/12 F W Ks 21-22 41 H' W Farmer De In 21-23 W Farmer Oh 39 F Oh 21-24 12 F W Farmer Ks 21-25 10 F W Farmer Ks 21-26 8 ~1 W In 21-27 6 M W Ks 21-28 1 M W Ks 21-29 40 M W Farmer Ger. II 21-30 46 F W Farmer Pa Oh 21-31 W 17 F Farmer Oh Oh 21-32 W 25 M Farmer Pa Pa 21-33 22 F W Farmer Pa Pa 21-34 W Ks 3 M 21-35 1 F W Ks 21-36 W 34 M Farmer Ger. Oh 21-37 28 F W Farmer Ger. Pa 21-38 2 F W Ks 21-39 4/12 M W Ks 21-40 W Farmer 37 M Eng. II 22-1 W 30 F Farmer Ia II 22-2 4 M W II II 22-3 W 3 F II II 22-4 3/12 F W Ks 22-5 29 M W Farmer II II 22-6 24 F W Farmer Oh II 22-7 1 F W Ks 22-8 6/12 F ? W Ks '22-9 43 M W Farmer NY In 22-10 W 37 F Farmer NY In 22-11 14 F W Farmer In In 22-12 12 M W Farmer In In 22-13 8 M W Ks 22-14 W 3 F Ks 22- 1 5 W 38 M Farmer Oh Oh 22-16 W 33 F Farmer Ia Ia 22-17 4 F W Ks 22-18 1 M W Ks 22-19 32 M W Farmer Oh Ia 22-20 23 F W Farmer Oh Ia 22-21 ,46 M W Farmer Pa In 22-22 41 F W Farmer Pa In 22-23 20 M W Farmer In In 22-24 19 M W Farmer In In 22-25 17 M W Farmer In In 22-26 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19' Name Bowen, G.W. Bowen, Sarah Bowen, Jeremiah Bowen, Isa!llc Bowen, M.E. Selby, B.F. Selby, N.A. Selby, T.L. Selby, W.O. Selby, A.M. Grisso, D.B. Grisso, Sarah Grisso, Mary Barnhart, Isaac Barnhart, L. Barnhart, ~1. H. Barnhart, D.M. Barnhart, S.W. Barnhart, S.E. Barnhart, Jacob Hartman, w.F. Hartman, Cec1l1a Hartman, F.M. Hartman, I.M. Hartman, H.F. Adams, James I{n1ght, G.W. Fuller, Edward Wadsworth, J.W. Wadsworth, B.A. Wadsworth, Jessee Wadsworth, George Wadsworth, F.V. M1cheal, J.W. Micheal, Mary Micheal, Sarah M1cheal, Nancy M1cheal, John M1cheal, Catherine Beamen, Moses Beamen, Susan Knight, Susan Cr1tes, Cyrus Crites, Hannah Cr1tes, M.E. Cr1tes, Llewellyn Ct1tes, Ge.orge Crites, Frank11n Sm1th, Minnie Crites, Hett1e STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY NA..tnON TOWNSHIP Birth Where from AJr.e Sex Color Occu12ation Place to Kansas Page-Line In 22-27 Pa Farmer W 46 M 22-28 In Pa W Farmer 43 F 22-29 In In Farmer W 17 M 22-;30 In In W Farmer 14 M 22-31 In In 12" .F W Farmer 22-32 Va Va W Farmer 28 M Va 22-33 Va W Farmer 28 F Va 22-34 Va W 7 M 22-35 Ks W 4 M 22-36 Ks W 6/12 F Va W Farmer Va 22-37 35 M Oh Oh W Farmer 22-38 26 F W Va Va Farmer 22-39 25 F In 22-40 W Farmer In 31 M W Farmer In Ih 26 F 23-1 W Ks 23-2 7 F W 4 M Ks 23-3 W Ks 23-4 3 M' W 4/12 F Ks 23-5 W M Farmer Va 26 In 23-6 W Ger. Farmer 11 23-7 39 M W Farmer Va Ia 31 F 23-8 W Ks 23-9 5 M 4 F W Ks 23-10 W 2 M Ks 23-11 W Farmer 24 M Va Va 23-12 W Farmer Vt. Ma 32 M 23-13 14 M W Farmer Ks 23-14 W Farmer Ma 11 53 M 23-15 W Farmer 51 F Ma 11 23-16 W Farmer Ma 23 M 11 23-17 16 M W Farmer Ks 23-18 12 F W Farmer Ks 23-19 W Farmer 56 M Pa 11 23-20 W Farmer 56 F Pa 11 23-21 16 F W Farmer 11 11 23-22 W Farmer 13 F 11 11 23-23 26 M W Farmer 11 11 23-24 18 F W Farmer In In 23-25 62 M W Farmer Ct 11 23-26 W Farmer Pa 57 F 11 23-27 W 8 F Ks 23-28 W Farmer 43 M Oh In 23-29 W Farmer 32 F Wi Wi 23-30 16 F W Farmer In In 23-31 12 M W Farmer In In 23-32 8 M W In In 23-33 2 M ·W Ks 23-34 8 F W Ks 23-35 W 5 F Ks 23-36 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY JvlA.l1ION TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occu12at ion Place to Kansas Page-Line Name Cargay, John 64 M W Farmer Pa Oh 23-37 Cargay, Elizabeth W 62 F Farmer Oh Oh 23-38 Cargay, E11zabeth W Farmer 23 F Oh Oh 23-39 Cargay, J .F. 20 M W Farmer II II 23-40 Anglam, Mary W 28 F Farmer Ire. Ny 24-1 Anglam, John 8 M W Mo Mo 24-2 Anglam, M.H. W Ks 7 F 24-3 Anglam, Margaret. W Ks 5 F 24-4 Anglam, Hannah 4 F W Ks 24-5 W Anglam, James Ks 3 M 24-6 Anglam, Orenda W 2 F Ks 24-7 Bond, Rhoda 40 F W Farmer In II 24-8 Bond, Wm. W. ? W Farmer 17 M In II 24-9 Bond, E.A. 12 F W Farmer In II 24-10 Bond, Selinend 10 F W Farmer II II 24-11 Bond, Rosezela 8 F W II II 24-12 Bond, R,M. 6 F W II II 24-13 Sm1th, Abram W Farmer 45 M Oh II 24-14 Smith, S.E. w . Farmer 35 F In In 24-15 W Sm1 th, Wm. or W.M. 14 M Farmer Ks 24-16 Smith, Eliza F W Farmer 9 Ks 24-17 Smith, John W 7 M Ks 24-18 Smith, Corra W 3 F Ks 24-19 McMillen, Moses 46 M W Farmer NY NY 24-20 McMillen, Florence 18 F W Farmer NY NY 24-21 McMillen, Corra 16 F W Farmer NY NY 44-22 McMillen, Kirmett 14 M W Farmer NY NY 24-23 McMillen, Carmen 12 M W .Farmer NY 24-24 NX McMillen, Eva 10 F W Farmer NY NY 24-25 McMillen, Grant 8 M W NY NY 24-26 McM11len, Mary 6/12 F W NY NY 24-27 F1ngerly, John W 33 M Farmer Ger. Ger. 24-28 F1ngerly, Mary 30 F W Farmer Ger. Ger. 24-29 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Age Name Karnes, A.M. ~'$ Karnes, Hannah 39 17 Karnes, Leama 13 Karnes, Abraham P. 11 Karnes, Rosa G. Karnes, Josephine 9 Karnes, Rachel E. 7 Karnes, McKisseck H. 5 Karnes, Charles O. 3 5/12 Karnes, Ollie M•. Streeter, Daniel 49 43 Streeter, Ellen E. Streeter, Emma T. 23 Streeter, ~harles E. 21 Streeter, Ella F. 19 22 Kelsey, O.C. 20 Kelsey, Helen 6/12 Kelsey, Nellie M. Tarpy, Patrick 49 Tarpy, Catharine 46 18 Tarpy, John Tarpy, James .-17 Tarpy, Robert 13 Tarpy, Mary 11 Tarpy, Richard 9 Tarpy, Martin 4 Fawcett, John F. 49 Fawcett, Mary E. 40 Fawcett, R. Ella 19 Fawcett, Effie 15 11 Fawc.et t, lUma Iliff, Joseph 47 Iliff, Elizabeth 47 Iliff, Amos B. 20 Iliff. James 9 I11ff, Kate 9 Joy, J .11. 31 Joy, Nancey J. 28 'Elwell, S.R. 57 Elwell, Mary 47 Nye, Julia 19 Nye, Sam'l. W. 17 Elwell, John 14 Elwell, Charles 11 Jones, Emerald 44 Jones, Margaret 45 Jones, Parme11a J. 22 Jones, George M. 20 Jones, E. 14 Jones, Nariellis 11 Jones, Sa11na F. 8 Jones, Luetta 5 Jones, Cyrus A. 3 Sex '~1 F M M. F F F M' M F M F F M F M F F M F M M M F M. J'tl M F F F F M F M M F M F fVI F F M ]\1 N M F F N F F F F 11 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ,: PALNYRA ':,' ':: TOWNSHIP , Enumerator L.H. Tuttle B1rth Where from Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne W Farmer Pa Pa 1 - -: 1 W Housekeep, . "Pa Pa 1:·':;' 2 W Farmer Pa Pa 1 - 3 W Farmer Pa Pa 1 - 4 W Student Pa Pa 1 - 5 w Pa Pa 1 - 6 W Ks 1 - 7 W Ks 1 - 8 W Ks 1 - 9 W Ks 1 - 10 W Farmer Ger. Mi 1 - 11 W Housekr. Pa M1 1 - 12 W Teacher N1 Mi 1 - 13 W Farmer Mi Mi . 1 - 14 W Student Ni N1 1 - 15 W Farmer NH NH 1 - 16 W Housekp. In In 1 - 17 W Ks 1 - 18 W Farmer Ire. NY 1 - 19 W Housekp. Ire. NY 1-- 20 W Farmer NY NY 1 - 21 W Farmer NY NY 1 - 22 W Housekp. NY NY W NY W. Ks W Farmer In W Housekp. Ky W Teacher In W Housekp. Ks W Student In W Carpenter NJ W Tailoress NJ w·· Farmer In W NJ W NJ W Farmer Oh W Housekp. Mo W Carpenter Oh W Farmer Eng. W Student II W Farmer II W Farmer II W Farmer II W l-armer Ky W Housekp. Ky W Housekp. Ky W Farmer Ky W Housekp. Ky W Housekp. Ky W Ks W Ks W Ks W NY 1 - 23 NY 1 - 24 NY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 25 In In In In NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ Oh Mo II II II II II II Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 31 32 33 1 - 34 1 - 35 1 - 36 1 - 37 1 - 38 1 - 39 1 - 40 2 - 1 2 - 2 2 - 3 2 - 4 5 6 2 - 7 2 2 - 2 - 8 2 - 9 2 - 10 2 - 11 2 - 12 2 - 13 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ··PALMYRA - -'",~::.'; TOWNSHIP -- Volume 19 --~ Name Age Riggs, J.H. 43 Riggs, Louisa 37 . Riggs , William H. 17 Riggs, Albert, Fl • 15 12 Riggs, Cora H. 11 Riggs, Charles 46 Nelson, Byron Nelson, flary 38 23 Stark, Sarah 19 Nelson, Cyrus 14 Nelson, Focy 12 Nelson, Eunice Nelson, Henry 7 Nelson, Charles 5 2 Nelson, Hiram Cheeney, Daniel 58 41 Cheeney, Mary D. Cheeney, George H. 17 12 Cheeney, Alice M. Cheeney, Emma J. 9 Cheeney, Charles 3 Rodell, Gustave 45 42 Rodell, Annie K. 18 Rodell, A. William 11 Rodell, John F. Rodell, Annie S. 9 Rodell, Emma K. 4 Rodell, Effie C. 2 Rodman, Elizabeth 53 Rodman, Christian 21 Rodman, George E. 16 Roberts, Crit C. 24 Roberts, Susan F. 19 Roberts, Laura·B. 1 Vanderhoof, Michael 50 47 . Vanderhoof, Hannah Vanderhoof, Marcellus 6 Willis, L.N. 49 Willis, Lula 27 Tuttle, Annie 7 Tuttle, Arthur 5 Willis, Clara 2 Oaks, Henry A. 37 Oaks, Ellen 43 Oaks, Harry 5 Powell, }\loses 14 Pardee, John 33 Pardee, Elizabeth 30 Pardee, Frank 8 Pardee, Charles 2/12 Pardee, Josiah 28 Pardee, Ellen 56 S~X M F M M. F M M F F M M F M M f1 M F M F F M M F M M F F F F M M M F F M F' M M F F M F 1'-1 F· 1'1 M M F M M M F Color Occu~at1on B1rth Place Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne M1 NY Oh Oh W Ks :-: ,-Ks W Ks W Ks W Oh NY W Oh NY W Oh Oh W Oh Oh W Oh Oh W Oh Oh W Oh Oh W Oh Oh W W Ks W Farmer Vt Ma W Housekp. Ma Ma W Farmer Ks W Student Ks W Ks Ks W 'Sweden II W Farmer W Housekp. Sw.eden II W Farmer II II W Farmer Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer Al Ky W Farmer Ky Ky W Farmer Ks W Smith Tn Mo Housekeepc"';:-Ky W Ky W Ks W Farmer NY Mi W . Housekp. NY Mi W Mi Mi W Farmer Me fila W Housekp Ia In W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer Oh II W Housekp Eng. II W Ks W Farmer Ia Ia W Farmer II II W Housekp NY II W Ks W Ks W Farmer II II W Housekp Ire. II W W Farmer Housekp. Farmer Farmer Student Student Farmer Housekp. Housekp. Farmer Farmer Student ... 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 - 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 2 2 2 ·2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 -~:a 3 - 4 3 - 5 3 - 6 3 - 7 3 - 8 3 - 9 3 - 10 3 - 11 3,·..- 12 3 - 13 3 - 14 3 - 15 3 - 16 3 - 17 3 - 18 3 - 19 3 - 20 3 - 21 3 - 22 3 - 23 3 - 24 3 - 25 �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 TOWNSHIP Birth Name Smith, George F. Smith, Annie E. Smith, France Smith, Mary Smith, Ferdinand Smith, Samuel Smith, Henry Smith, Henrietta Smith, Julia Smith, Alice Tosh, Andrew Tosh, Mary Tosh, L.D.L. Tosh, L.B.D. Oaks, Ellen Tosh, L.O. 'Tosh, Elmer L. Tosh,1mnie L. Tosh. Minnie F. Tosh, Orrn U. Tosh, Rebecca Brewer. 'I'hos. H. Brewer. Rachel Brewer. May J. Brewer, Lydia M. Brewer, Elizabeth S. Herning, Sarah A. Herning. Edwin Herning. John A. Herning. Gracie Herning, Rebecca Herning, Kate Steele, T.G. Steele, Elizabeth Steele, Reason M. Eberhart, Lewis J. Eberhart, Eliza J. Eberhart. W. Henry Eberhart, Annie J. Eberhart. Michael O. Eberhart, Edwin S. Brady, James L. Stone, E.E. Stone, Ruth C. Gill, Samuel Gill, Angeline Gill, Ellen M. Gill, William Gill, Elizabeth Gill, Eva Gill, James Gill, Annie Age Sex Color Occupation Place Fa W Farmer 49 M 46 26 24 23 16 11 9 6 4 F M F M M M F' F F W W W W W W W W W 53 M F W W 23 M W 21 8 M W F W 19 M M W W 16 F F M F W 47 14 13 12 55 36 M 6 F F F 32 5 1 32 F F w 14 w w w W W W W W W 10 M 7 5 3 F W F W F M W W F W M M W W:: F W M W W 1 28 28 6 41 30 9 M 7 F 5 M 1 M 28 43 M M 41 54 46 24 22 20 16 19 9 F M F F 11'1 F F M F W W W W W W W W W W W W W Switz. Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Oh Farmer Oh Housekp Oh' Teacher Physician Oh Il Oh Farmer Oh Farmer Oh Student· Oh Student Oh Farmer Oh Housekp Farmer In Housekp In In In Ks Housekp Fa Student Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer WV Housekp WV WV Farmer Fa Housekp Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer Oh Farmer Oh Housekp Oh Farmer Ire. Housekp Fa Housekp Fa Farmer Pa Housekp Pa Housekp Ks Farmer Ks Ks Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-Line Oh 3 - 26 Oh 3 - 27 Oh 3 - 28 Oh 3 - 29 Oh 3 - 30 3 - 31 3 - 32 3 - 33 3 - 34 Oh Oh Oh Oh Il Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh In In In In Pa 3 - 35 3 - 36 3 - 37 3 - 38 3 - 39 3 - 40 4 - 1 4 - 2 4 - 3 4 - 4 4 - 5 4 - 6 4 - 7 4 - 8 4 9 4 '4 4 4 4 - 10 11 12 13 14 4 - 15 4 - 16 WV WV WV Fa Oh 4 - 17 4 - 18 4 - 19 4 - 20 4 - 21 4 - 22 4 - 23 4 - 24 4 - 25 Oh Ne Ne Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa 4 - 26 4 - 27 4 - 28 4 - 29 4 - )0 4 - 31 4 - 32 4 -33 4 - 34 4 - 35 4 - 36 4 - 37 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Jamieson, Milton 30 M M 28 Thomas, J.D. F 28 Thomas, Julia A. 4 F Thomas, Jessie M Th omas, J. D• 3 Thomas, Eliza, 10/12 F Bane, I.N. 52 M F Bane, Francis 35 21 M Bane, J as. H. F Bane, Mary 17 F Bane, Jennie 7 2 F Bane, Ella Bane, Frank 3/12 M Smi th, I.M. 52 M Smith, Georgie E. 40 F 18 Smith, Frank S. M Collier, John 32 M Collier, Emma 25 F Collier, Maggie' F 3 Clark, , Joseph M 39 14 Clark, Laura F Clark, Walter 12 M Clark, Hellossa J. 10 F Clark, Ellen 8 F Clark, Charles 6 M Clark, Jessie F 3 Elam, E. 46 M Elam, Elizabeth F 31 Elam, Francis L. M 19 14 Elam, James M. M 12 Elam. Eddie !Ii Jarrett, D.B. 44 M Jarrett, Pheba 46 F Jarrett, Thomas 16 M Jarrett, Addie F 13 Jarrett, Dora 10 JvI Jarrett, Mary F 5 Pearson, Allie 4 F Pearson, Resetta F 23 Cutter, Alfred M 36 Cutter, Patience 30 F Cutter, Alfred W. M 2 Sturdy, Frank M 34 Sturdy, Ellen F 27 Sturdy, Fannie 6 F Sturdy, Mary J. 4 F Sturdy, George 1 M Walton, JOhn M 43 Walton, G. Ann 24 F Walton, Martha M. 6 F Walton, William D. 4 M Walton, Fannie A. F 3 Walton, Lizzie G. 1 F W vi W W Farmer Farmer Housekp W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp' Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer ,Student W W W~ W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp Pa Wales II Ks Mo Ks Pa Oh II II II Ks Ks Where from to Kansas Page-Line Pa Tn II Pa Pa II II II NY II N~ In Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Tn In ,f>! 0 Mo Ks Ks In Oh II Ks Ks Ks Ks In Ma Ma Ks Canada Canada Ks Ks Ks Fa In Ks Ks Ks Ks 4 - 39 4 - 40 5 - 1 5 - 2 5 3 5 - 4 5 - 5 5 - 6 5 - 7 5 - 8 5 - 9 Ma Wi Oh Oh Ks 4 - 38 II Oh Oh 5 - 10 5 - 11 5 - 12 5 - 13 5 - 14 5 - 15 5 - 16 5 - 17 5 - 18 5 - 19 5 - 20 5 - 21 fol0 Tx Tx In In II 5 - 22 5 - 23 5 - 24 5 - 25 5 - 26 5 - 27 5 - 28 5 - 29 5 - 30 5 - 31. 5 - 32 5 - 33 II Ma Wi Canada Canada II In 5 - 34 5 - 35 5 - 36 5 5 5 5 - 37 -'38 - 39 - 40 6 6 .6 6 6 .6 .6 ,6 6 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 -7 - 8 - 9 - 10 .6 - 1 �KANSAS 1875 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 Hopkins Wm. H.H. Johnstone, E.G. Pearson, Carl Johnstone, Christina Pearson, Gustave Pearson, John Pearson, Annie Landon, Henry Landon, Mariah L.' Landon, Herbert Spencer, Charles Spencer, Willie Williams. J .E. Williams, Harriet E. Williams, James N. Williams, William,W. Williams, Lamar F. Stevens, John Stevens, Mary Stevefl's, Morris Stevens, Quincy C. Stevens, Arthur Stevens, Bertie Anderson, Knud Anderson, Annie Y. Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Martha Anderson, Charles Anderson, Edward Anderson, Frank Wood, Z.D. Wood" Caroline Keltner, Elmer Keltner, Callie Wood, Francis Wood, D.O. Sturdy, John Sturdy, Nargaret Sturdy, Emily Heskihson, Josiah Heskinson, Nancy Heskinson. Mary E. Heskinson, Benjamin Heskinson, Weslet Heskinson, CharKs,"'A. Heskinson, Joseph D. Heskinson, Will H. Heskinson" George M. Heskinson, Emily M. Elam, E.L. Elam, Dorcas Elam, N.B. STATE TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 34 52 46 42 21 15 17 50 43 M M M W W F M W W W M W F W W W W M' 24 F M M 8 M W 33 M W 24 F W 4 iVl W 3 ~1 W 1 ~1 W 48 31 8 6 4 M W 18 2 48 W F W M M W W W W M ~1 16 13 F W W W F W 11 N M M M F W W 43 9 6 58 61 5 3 M F M W W W W F W 25 F 63 M M F W W W 23 F 19 6) 50 48 18 26 24 22 M W W W F W F W M vi !vI M vi W 20, 1>'1 16 W M W 11 1>'1 9 46, 46 F M W W W W W 14 F 1\1 Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ky Ky Sweden Co Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Ct Ct Ct Ct Ks Ct Ct II 11 Oh Farmer Pa Housekeep!', Pa Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks Farmer Norway II Housekp Ky Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks ,Farmer Norway II Housekp Norway II Housekp Ks Housekp Ks Ks Farmer Ks Ks Farmer NY II Housekp Vt II Ks Tx Tx Tx Housekp 11 II Farmer irl II Farmer Eng. Can. Housekp , Ire. Can. Housekp Can. Mi Farmer Va 1a Housekp Oh Ia Housekp 1a Ia Farmer Oh Ia Farmer Ia 1a Farmer Ia: Ia Farmer Ia 1a Farmer Ia Ia Farmer Ia 1a Ia Ia Farmer Tn Mo Housekp In Mo Farmer Mo Mo Farmer' Farmer Farmer Housekp. Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Carpenter 6 - 11 6 - 12 6 - 13 6 - 14 6' - 15 6 - 16 6 6 6 6 - 17 18 19 20 6 - 21 6 - 22 6 - 23 6 - 24 6 - 25 6 - 26 6 - 27 6 - 28 6 - 29 6 - 30 6 - )1 6 - 32 6 - 33 6 - 34 6 - 35 6 - 36 6 ;.. ,37 6 - 38 6 - 39 6 - 40 7 - 1 7 - 2 ? - 3 7 - 4 7 - 5 7 -'6 7 - 7 ? - 8 7 - 9 7 - 10 7 -, 11 7 - 12 7 - 13 7 - 14 7 -15 7 - 16 7 - 17 7 - 18 7 - 19 7 - 20 21 7 - 7 - 22 �1875 KANSAS PALMYRA Volume 19 Name Elam. Mattie E. Elam, Ida Elam, E.J. Elam, Lena Elam, Theodore Jones, 'rhomas M. Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Clinton K. Jones, Margaret J. Jones, Henry C. Jones, 'Thomas L. Jones, Angeline Jones, George Jones, Aden W. Keltner, John Keltner, Nancy Keltner, William Keltner, Mary Keltner, Hannah Roe, John Roe, Ellen Roe, William Roe, Margaret Roe, George Kassinger, Willis Whirlow, 'George W. Whirlow, Emaline Whirlow, John Whirlow, Solomen Whirlow, Indiana Whirlow, Sarah J. Whirl ow, Australia Whirlow, Ulysses G. Whirl ow, Margaret Sturdy, Jonah Sturdy, Parmelia Sturdy, Alice Sturdy, Annie Sturdy, J.S. Sturdy, Annie Sturdy, Frank Sturdy, Ellen Sturdy, William Varnum, F.B. Varnum, Nattie Varnum, .Annie Varnum, Hattie Varnum, Belle Varnum, Frank Sturdy. 'Thomas Barnes, W.E. Barnes, Gertrude Goit, Sarah _~Dunn. Florence STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .. TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Ks W 5 F Ks W 3 F Farmer Mo W 24 M Housekp Ky W 19 F Ks W 9/12 M 51 48 27 23 22 19 17 13 11 M F W W M' W F M M F M M W 43 ~8 M F 14 10 5/12 M F F 75 70 45 42 }'r1 F M F 40 M 14 M 44 M F 32 17 M 15 14 12 M 36 25 M 8 6 4 4 2, 38 28 9 4. 29 38 27 7 5 3 9/12 22 41 30 53 11 F F F M F F F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Ky Housekp Ky 'raxadermistKy Housekp Ky Farmer Ky Farmer Ky Student Ky Student Ky Student Ky Farmer Tn HousekeeperTn Farmer Mo Ks Ks Shoemaker Eng. Housekp Eng. Farmer Eng. Housekp Can. . Farmer Can. Ky Farmer Farmer NC ,Housekp In Farmer In Farmer In Housekp In Housekp Ks Ks Ks W Ks Ks e'an. f'i1 F W W F M M N F F F W W W W W W 11 11 11 Mo In In In In In Ca.n. Can. W W W W W 11 Can. Ks Can. Can. Ks Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Housekp rile Wi Ks 7 - 24 7 - 25 7 - 26 7 - 27 7 - 28 7 - 29 7 - 30 7 - 31 7 7 7 77 - 7 7 7 - 32 'J3 34 35 36 37 38 39 7 - 40 Can. Ky F M F Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Tx Tx Tx Can. Ky W W W F Mo Ky Ks Farmer Housekp F IvI F M Where from to Kansas Page-Line 7 - 23 Can. Wi Ia Ks Ks Ks Farmer Can. Can. Horticulturist Ma Ma Housekp Il 11 Housekp NY Wi House~p Ia Ia 8 - 1 8 - 2 8 - 3 8 - 4 8 - 5 8 - 6 8 - 7 8 - 8 8 - 9 8 - 10 8 - 11 8 - 12 8 8 8 8 - 13 14 15 16 8 - 17 8 - 18 8 - 19 8 - 20 8 - 21 8 - 22 8 8 8 8 ... 23 -24 - 25 - 26 8 - 27 8 - 28 8 - 29 8 - 30 8 - 31 8 - 32 8 - 33 8 - 34 8 - 35 8 - 36 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 N~e Aea~ §~J; 24 M Benson, John 18 M Benson, Ola 18 M Bloom, Aug M Peterson, Charles 13 20 M Jennings, Owen M 24 Jones, Dav1d. M Il1ff, Benj. F. 25 21 F' I11ff, E11zabeth 2 M Il1ff, K11ve F. 40 M Buckman, F.D. F Buckman, Wealthy A. 50 10 M Buckman, Frances O. M Will, Fr1tz 52 W111, J ohanna B~. F 25 8/12 F W111, Johanna IVI Morton, George 45 F Morton, Agnes 43 M Morton, Fred 19 8 1\1 Morton, W1111e Morton, Arthur 5 M 1 M Morton, Alfred M T\h'Qma~, W1111am 55 M Olin, Nelson 47 011n, C.H. F 43 Olin, Walter H. M 13 011n, Clarence: M 8 011n, V1ctor 7 M O11n, Alv1n 4 M O11n, Arw1n M 19 Cutter, Hannah E. F 33 Cutter, Edw1n N. 3 M 1 M Cutter, George A. Cutter, Charlotte F 71 Cutter, Sarah E. F 30 Yanda, Jacob 1\1 50 W1l1iams, H.W. 44 M W11liams, Ann1s W. 44 F W11l1ams, Charles C. 14 JvI W11liams, Mary M. i) F W1l11ams, Frank G. 12 M W11l1ams, Edwin 10 M W1ll1ams, Fred 5 M W1ll1ams, Ella 1 F Weeks, Peter H. M 33 Weeks, Julia F 29 Weeks, Libble 6 F Weeks, Emma' 4 F Weeks, Franc1s 1 F Odell, Alexander 66 M Odell, Hannah 64 F Odell, 1\1artha F 30 Odell, Eugenle 16 F Griffis, Joseph M 32 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TO'tlNSHIP Birth Where from to Kansas Page-Line Pl§ce Qolo~ Occu~ation W Hort1cultur1st Swede Swede 8 - 37 W Hoet1cultur1st Swede ;:)wed. 8 - 38 Swede Swede 8 - 39 W Farmer Swede Swede W Farmer 8 - 40 ,Oh Oh W Farmer 9 - 1 W Farmer Ky Ky 9 - 2 W l"armer NJ NJ 9 - 3 Oh Oh W Housekp 9 - 4 Ks W 9 - 5 NY W Hort1cultur1st NY 9 - 6 W Housekeeper Vt NY 9 - 7 W Student NY NY 9 - 8 W Farmer Ger. Ger. 9 - 9 W Housekeeper Ger. Ger. 9 - 10 W Ks 9 - 11 W Farmer II NY 9 - 12 Eng. W Housekp II 9 - 13 W Fq,rmer 14 Ks 9 W Ks 9 - 15 W Ks 9 - 16 W Ks 9 - 17 W Farmer Wales W1 9 - 18 W l"armer NY M1 9 - 19 W Housekp Oh M1 9 - 20 W ,r'armer f>'I1 Ca 9 - 21 W Oh M1 , 9 - 22 W Oh ~I1 23 9 W Ks 9 - 24 W ~eacher 1\11 Ia 9 - 25 W Farmer Me Ma 9 - 26 W Ks 9 - 27 W Ks 9 - 28 W Housekp Ma 1\1 a 9 - 29 W Housekp Ma Ma 9 - 30 W Farmer Ger. Ger. 9 - 31 W Farmer Ct Ct 9 - 32 W Housekp NY Pa 9 - 33 W ' Farmer Ks 9 - 34 W Cook Ks 9 - 35 W Farmer Ks 9 - 36 W Ks 9 - 37 W Ks 9 - 38 W Ks 9 - 39 W Farmer NY IVIo 9 - 40 W Housekp In In 10- 1 W Ks 10- 2 W Ks 10- 3 ~J Ks 10- 4 W Farmer NY Mi 10- 5 W Housekp RI Mi 10- 6 W Housekp NY Mi 10- 7 W Housekp Mi Ir11 10-~8 W Farmer Mi Mi 10- 9 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA TOWNSHIP B1rth Color Occupat1on Place Age Sex 29 F Griffis, f"la.ry 10 F Griffis, Nary 8 M Griffis, Clarence 6 F Griffis. Alice 4 M GriffiS, Frank 1 F Griffis, Mattie 60 M Fritz, George W. Fritz., Ellen 45 F' 21 F Fritz, Ella 20 F Fritz, Emma 16 F Fritz, Mary A. 11 F Fritz, Elmira Fritz, Laura 9 F Duff, J.A. 33 M Duff, Lydia .21 F 4 F Duff, Mary L. 9/12 F Duff, Rachel E. Byerly, William 58 M Byerly, Annie M. 52 F Dow, Ladd 75 M Dow, Mary. 70 F' 26 M Eberhart, John S. Eberhart, Mary E. 70 F Eberhart, Rosa S. 9/12 F Dumars, James 59 M Dumars, Mary E. 57 F Dumars, Joseph 24 N 21 F Dumars, Susan Dumars, Mary E. 15 F Fitz, George T. 32 N Fitz, Laura E. 28 F Eberhart, Paul C. 37 N Eberhart, E.J. 21 F Eberhart, Katie 5 F Tyler,L.H. 47 M Tyler, Elizabeth 46F Tyler, George S. 20 M VanEtten, J.S. 28 M VanEtten, Ida 21 F Georgii, William 64 M Meyer, Louisa., 64 F Georgii, William 20 M Georgii, Lewis 17 M Georgii, Charles 16 M Georgii, Ida 15 F Georgii, Normie 12 M McCandles, Alec 62 M McCandles,. Catharine 55 F McCandles, Allen Q. ? 14 M McCandles, Keate 22 F Wymer, Daniel 46 M Wymer, Martha 44 F Wymer, James 23 M W Housekp W Housekp W W W Farmer Nurse Housekp Housekp W Housekp W Student Farmer Housekp W W r.:·W W W Mi Mi NH Ire. Ma Ma Ks Ks Farmer Housekp ·Farmer Teacher F.D. Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Ks Oh Pa NH Me Pa Pa Ks Pa Pa Pa Pa Ks !vIa Pa W Pa W Pa W Ks W Farmer NY W Housekp NY W Farmer Mi W Horticulturist NJ W Housekp Pa W Farmer Germ. W Housekp Germ. W Farmer II w Farmer Tx W W W W W W W W W W Mi Mi Ma Ma Ma Ma Ks Pa Pa Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer ~x 'nx Tx Fa Oh II II Oh Oh Oh 10 - 10 10 - 11 Pa Fa Ks W Farmer W Housekp W Fa.rmer W Housekp W· Farmer W Housekp W W W II Ks W W W W W W W W W II Ks Ks Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne In Fa OM Me Pa 10 10 10 10 10 10 - 12 13 14 15 16 17 10 - 18 10 - 19 10 - 20 1.0 - 21 10 - 22 10 - 23 10 - 24 10 - 25 10 - 26 . 10 - 27 10 - 28 10 - 29 10 - 30 10 - 31 Pa 10 - 32 10 - 33 Fa Pa Pa Pa 10 - 34 10 - 35 10 - 36 10 - 37 10 - 38 Ma Pa Pa Pa Mi Mi Mi NJ Pa Oh Tx Tx Tx Tx Tx Tx II II II II Oh\.Z· Oh Oh 10 - 39 10 - 40 11 - 1 11 - 2 11 11 11 - 3 4 5 11 - 6 11 ~ 7 11 - 8 11 - 9 1111 11 11 11 11 11 - 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 - 17 11 - 18 11 - 19 11 - ?O 11 - 21 11 - 22 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 As§ §~Jt Name F 19 Kincade, Sarah M 17 Wymer, Noah 14 F Wymer, Maggie A. 24 Ivl Lothrop, A.H. 20 F Lothrop, Annie E. Lothrop, Jessie W. 1/~2 F M Speraw, J.S. 32 F' 42 Speraw, Lydia F Speraw, Alice 15 M Speraw, Irving 13 10 1'1 Speraw, Rolla 2 F Speraw, May 41 M Wilkens, I,J. 40 F Catharine Wilkens, F Speraw, Cada 6 Speraw, Eda F 3 M Sawin, E.A. 56 60 ·F Sawin, Lucina R. Sawin, A.G. M 23 F Sawin, Amanda M. 23 1 F Sawin, Florence A. M Williams, J.S. 55 F Williams, Julia A. 36 14 Moore, W.Henry M Moore, Nartha A. F 17 Williams', Mary 10 F Williams, Charles 1'1 8 Williams, Frank 6 Ivl Williams, Kate 4 F Williams, George 2 M 1 Williams, Sarah F Wadsworth, R.B. M 37 Wadsworth, Harriet F 34 Wadsworth, Susan 6 F Wadsworth, Orianna 4 F Wadsworth, Truman W. 2 M Wadsworth, Sarah M. 4/12 F Malone, 'rhomas 61 M Malone, Hannah F 63 Malone, John 26 M Malone, Thomas 22 11 filalone, Bridget 24 F Malone, Margaret 18 F Hemphill, Isaac M 37 HemphIll, Rebecca F 25 Hemphill, Mable F. F 2 Hemphill, Hanson H. 5/12 M Labarriere, Isadore 59 M Labarriere, Eliza F 57 Labarriere, Mary 24 F Labarriere, Julia F 19 Holmes, Alfred M 23 Holmes, Evelyn 21 F STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA TOWNSHIP ~o1o~ Occu~ation W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Student Farmer Farmer Ks Farmer Housekp W W Farmer W Housekp W Farmer W Housekp W W Farmer W Housekp W Farmer W Housekp W House:t{p W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Birth Place Oh In In Ky NY Ks Pa Md II Ks Ks Ks Oh In Ks Ks NY Ct NY NY Ks NY Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer Oh Housekp Pa Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer Ire. Housekp Ire. Farmer Ire. Farmer Ma Housekp 11a Housekp Ma Farmer Pa Housekp Pa Ks Ks Vine DresserFrance Housekp France Housekp Brance Housekp France Farmer Ky Housekp NY Where from to Kansas Page-Line 11 - 23 Oh 11 - 24 In 11 - 25 In 11 - 26 Mi NY II II II Oh In Wi Wi Wi Wi II Mo Pa Pa Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma l'ia Pa Pa NY NY NY Ny II NY 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 -- 27 28 - - - - - - - - --- - - - - 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 3j 34 35 �1875 KANSAS PALMYRA Volume 19 Nmne Ag§ S~:I Hastie, George 32 30 Hastie, Susanna 10 Hasti~, Lewis 8 Hastie, Chas. Hastie, Mary R. 7 4 Hastie, Mary G. 1 Hastie, Susan P. 36 Crater, Edwin 32 Crater, Jane 8 Crater, Minerva Fenton, Patrick 37 36 Fenton, Sarah E. Fenton. Seth 9 Fenton, Mary J. 5 Fenton. Susan 3 7/12 Fenton, Nellie 46 Peer, R.A. Peer, Rebecca 36 14 Peer, Carrie F. 12 Peer, William 10 Peer, Dow ·8 Peer, Orpha 4 Peer. Minnie 2 Peer. Lewis R'. Simmons. J.W. 52 Simmons, Elizabeth B.49 21 Simmons, Albia A. Simmons, Lee 23 Simmons, Emma 17 Simmons, Adda 15 Simmons, John 13 11 Simmons. Rosa Simmons, Ella 8 Simmons, Bertie 3 Bolton, J.P. 57 Bolton, Eliza 46 Bolton, Alice 10 Lane. Jasper 26 Lane, Maggie 25 Lane, Cadelia 6 Lane, Charles M. 3 Lane, Minnie 1 Lovejoy, Irving R. 19 Dunn, Barzilla' 47 Dunn, Elizabeth 43 Dunn, Frank 17 Dunn, Sophia 13 Dunn, Wilbur 11 Dunn, Arthur 9 Dunn, Mable 4 Alcorn. James 35 Alcorn, Elizabeth 31 Alcorn, Lutitia 1 STATE M F 11 M F F F M' F F M F M F F F M F F M M F F M M F F M F F M F F F M F F M F F M F M 1-'1 F M F M M F M F F CENSUS - "DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth t1o Pl§:ce QolO;t Occu;ea n Scot W Farmer Pa W Housekp Ks W Farmer Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W W Farmer Pa Pa W Housekp Pa W Ire. W Farmer Housekp 11 W Ks W Ks W Ks W W Ks W Farmer Can Mi W Housekp Mi W Housekp W Farmer M~ Mi W Farmer W Ks Ks W W Ks W Farmer In W Ky Mo W W Farmer Mo W Student Ks W Student Ks W Farmer Ks W Housekp Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer In W Housekp In W Housekp In W Farmer In W Housekp In W Ks W Ks W Ks W Student Ks W Farmer Oh W Eng W Farmer 11 W Student Ks W Student Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer Mo W Housekp Mo W Ks Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne RI 12 - 36 Pa 12 - 37 12 - 38 12 - 39 12 - 40 13 - 1 13 - 2 Ne 13 - 3 Ne 13 - 4 Ne 13 - 5 11 13 - 6 [1 13 - 7 13 - 8 13 - 9 13 - 10 13 - 11 Mi 13 - 12 Mi 13 - 13 Mi 13 - 14 Mi 13 - 15 Mi 13 - 16 13 - 17 13 - 18 13 - 19 Mo 13 - 20 Mo 13 - 21 Mo 22 13 Mo 13 - 23 13 - 24 13 - 25 13",- 26 13 - 27 13 - 28 13 - 29 In 13 - 30 In 13 - 31 In 13 - 32 In 13 - 33 In 13 - 34 13 - 35 13- 36 13 - 37 13 - 38 II 13 - 39 II 13 - 40 II 14 - 1 14 - 2 14 - 3 14 - 4 14 - 5 Mo 14 - 6 Mo 14 - 7 14 - 8 �---~ 1875 KANSAS PALMYRA Volume 19 Name Campbell, W.L. Campbell, Martha Campbell, W1111e A. Campbell, H.E. Campbell, John A. Campbell, Oc1a Ella Campbell, S1dney Campbell, Luther M. Andrews, Sarah F. Andrews, Kate E. Andrews, Barrett Andrews, Florence McQueen, Sarah G111, W.H. G111,1\1artha V. Kelley, George E. McVay, Nathan1el Roe, John F. Roe, Mary Roe, Earnest, Roe, Ann1e L. Roe, Harry Banta, C.J. Webb. Lena Banta, James C. Banta, Albert Banta, Susan Banta, Fann1e Banta, Isaac Dunn, Harry Spencer, W1111am McQueen, Jos1ah Spencer, Mary J. Spencer, John F. Spencer, Albert Spencer, E11zabeth Spencer, Martha A. Spencer, Francis L~ Spencer, Eva 1\1. Andrews, El1zabeth Andrews, Benton Andrews, All1son Mosley, George Mosley, Mary Mosley, Wil11am H. Mosley, Ann1e M. Clark, Joshua Clark, Rebecca Clark, W1lson Parks, l\1ary J. Randall, Frank R. Randall, Mary As!: 63 47 19 18 14 13 §~X 1'1 F 1'1 M 1'1 F ;10 1'1 1\1 F F 8 34 16 14 12 41 42 32 7 23 37 31 1'1 F F M F 1'1 JvI M F 6 4 3 38 18 18 ~16 14 8 7 6 45 52 40 17 15 13 1.1 10 1 50 20 18 54 35 10 8 74 57 19 13 36 33 ~1 F 1'1 F F M W F F M M M M F M 1'1 F F F F F M 1'1 M F 1'1 F M F 1'1 F l\'I F STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Qolot Occu~at1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne W Farmer Va In 14 9 W Housekp Va In 14 10 W Farmer In In 14 - 11 W Farmer In In 14 - 12 W Farmer In In 14 - 13 W Student In In 14 14 W Student Ks 14 - 15 W Ks 14 16 W Housekp Va In 14 - 17 W Student Ks 14 - 18 W Farmer Ks 14 - 19 W Student Ks 14 - 20 W Housekp Pa Pa 14 - 22 * W Farmer Eng W1 14 - 23 W Housekp Ma Ma 14 24W Ks 14 - 2:5 W Farmer Oh Oh 14 26 W Farmer Canada Canada 14 - 2-7 W Housekp Canada C-anada 14 - 28 W Ks 14 - 29 W Ks 14 30 W Ks 14 - 31 W Farmer II 1'10 14 - 32 W Student No Mo 14 - 33 W Teacher Mo Mo 14 - 3~ W-:. •Farmer Mo Mo 14 - 35 W Housekp Ks 14 - 36 \01 Ks 14 - J.? W Ks 14 - 38 W Ks 14 - 39 W Farmer Oh Il 14 - 40 W Farmer Pa Pa 14 - 21 * W Housekp Oh II 15 - 1 W Farmer II II 15 - 2 W Farmer II II 15 3 W Housekp II II 15 4 W Housekp II II 15 - 5 W Housekp II II 15 6 W Ks 15 7 W Farmer In In 15 8 W Farmer In In 15 9 W Farmer .In In 15 10 W Stonemason Eng Co 15 - 11 W Housekp Ger }VI 0 15 - 12 W Farmer Ks 15 1.3 W Ks 15 14 W Farmer Ky In 15 - 15 W Housekp Pa In 15 - 16 W Farmer In In 15 - 17 W Student Ks 15 - 18 ·w Fm:rmer In . In 15 - 19 W Housekp In In 15 - 20 - - - - - - - �1875 KANSAS PALMYRA Volume 19 Name Randall, Ida Randall, Charles Randall, Dick Randall, Minnie Randall, Susan Randall, Frank Barrie1ow, Cass Barrie1ow, Margaret Barrie1ow, Myra E. Anderson, J.P. Anderson, Mary C. Anderson, Hary A. Anderson, Lena A. Anderson, Alfia Cotton, John V. Cotton, Mary Cotton, Limends Cotton, Lillie M. Barrie1ow, Henry Barrie1ow, Ella A. Bodwell,. Levi B. Bodwell, Lucy S. Bodwell, A.D. Bodwell, Hattie Starr, J.T. Starr, Amanda Starr, H.S. Starr, J.M. Rich, Sallie Hi1key, James E. Hilkey, . Hannah Hi1key, Adam Hi1key, Sarah H"11l:1key, Charles Hl1key, Eddie McKinney, Nancy McKinney, Archibald Tucker, Dexter, Tucker, Emma Tucker, Lewis . Tucker, Fannie Tucker, Celia Tucker, Ellen Tucker, Albert Brown, Theodore Brown, Jennette Brown, Cora Brown, Mary Brown, Charles HOWard, Wm. C. Howard, Lizzie Howard, James H. HOWard, Alfred S. Ae;§ S~A 14 12 5 3 1 9 30 F N M F F M M J. 24 F· 1 F 40 M F 38 9 F 5 F 2 M M 54 F 55: 21 M 17 F 41 M F 34 M 38 F 39 1 F 8 F 68 M F 57 24 M 21 M 12 F M 43 F 51 18 M 16 F 16 M 66 M F 63 23 42 27 9 7 5 3 1 33 33 10 7 1 35 32 8 1 STATE ~1 M F f'.1 F F F M M F F F M M F M IvI CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Qo1or Occu~at1on Place W . Housekp Ks W Farmer Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer In W Housekp Pa W Ks W Farmer Sweden W Housekp Sweden W Sweden W Ks W Ks W Farmer Pa W Housekp Pa W Teacher Pa W Student· Fa W Farmer In W Housekp NY W Farmer Oh W Housekp Oh W Ks W Ks W Farmer. Ct W Housekp Ct W Farmer Oh W Farmer Oh W Servant Ks W Farmer Va W Housekp Va W Farmer Va W Housekp Va W Farmer Va W Farmer Pa W Farmer Ky W Farmer Mo W Farmer NY W Housekp Ky W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer NY W Housekp NY W Housekp Wi Wi W Ks W Farmer Oh W Housekp Ky W Oh W Ks Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne In In Sweden Sweden Sweden Oh Oh Oh Oh In NY Wi Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 11 Il I1 I1 I1 Oh Mo Mo NY Ky Wi Wi Wi Wi Oh Oh Oh 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 l·S - 36 15 - 37 15 - 38 15 - 39 15 - 40 16 - 1 16 - 2 16 - 3 16 4 16 - 5 16 - 6 16 - 7 16 - 8 16 - 9 16 - 10 16 - 11 16 - 12 16 - 13 16 - 14 16 - 15 16 - 16 16 - 17 16 - 18 16 - 19 16 - 20 16 - 21 16 - 22 16 - 23 16 - 24 16 - 25 16 - 26 16 - 27 16 - 28 16 - 29 16 - 30 16 - 31 16 - 32 16 - 33 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 - �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name M~ NcKinney, David 25 King, J.H. 74 King, Hannah 63 Black, Wm N. 45 BlaCk, Catharine 40 Black, Washington 23 Brumbaugh, Henry 66 BlaCk, Charles S. 19 Black, James 11 Black, Hattie 11 Holmes, Samuel H. 65 Holmes, Elizabeth 56 Holmes, Logan 20 McMillian, John 14 Puckett, B.G. 42 Puckett, Ernaline 34 Puckett, Lizzie 18 Puckett, Huldah A. 17 Puckett, Zerilda 16 Puckett, Mellissa B. 14 Puckett, Benj. F. 11 Puckett, Walter 9 Puckett, Ed.die 6 f-1arley, William B. 49 Marley, Sarah 46 Marley, Lucinda A. 18 I"larley, William 17 Marley, Eliza Jane 15 r1arley, Jesse R. 14 Marley, Savil1a 12 Nar1ey, Calhoun 10 Marley, Cassie 8 Havens, George 64 Havens, Louisa 28 Havens, Ida fl. 8 Havens, Willie H. 6 Breeze, Niriam 32 Breeze, Ida M. 5 Lovett, George 54 Lovett, Eliza 34 Lovett, William 24 Lovett, Robert 15 Lovett, Dick 13 Lovett, Eliza 12 Lovett, Richard 10 Lovett~ Flora 10 Lovett, Thomas 10 Lovett, Vi91a 7 Lovett, John 5 Lovett, Clarence 3 Lovett, Unnamed 6/12 Bryant, David 63 Bryant, R8.che1 69 S~X N N F M F M N N M F Ivr F M M M F F F F F M }i M Ivr F F }i F M F JvI F M F F !vI F F M F N }'Ii M F M F N F M M F M F STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Where from QoloI Occu~ation Place to Kansas Page-Line W Farmer Ky Ky 16 - 34 W Pa Oh 16 - 35 W Pa Oh 16 - 36 W Farmer Oh Oh 16 -' 37 W Housekp Oh Oh 16 - 38 W Farl11er Oh Oh 16 - 39 W ' Farmer Fa Oh 16 - 40 W Farmer Oh Oh 1'1 - 1 W Farmer Ks 17 - 2 W Student Ks 17 - 3 W Farmer Ky I1 17 - 4 H Housekp NC Il 17 .~ 5 W Farmer Ky , 11 17 - 6 H Farmer Canada Canada 17 - 7 H Farmer Ky Ky 17 - 8 W Housekp Ky Ky 17 - 9 W Student Ky Ky 17 - 10 W Student Ky Ky 17 - 11 W Student Ky Ky 17 - 12 W Student Ky Ky 17 - 13 W Student Ky Ky 17 - .14 W Student Ks 17 - ,15 W Ks 17 - 16 W Farmer NC NC 17 - :'-7 W Housekp NC NC 17 - 18 W Housekp NC NC 17 - :19 W Farmer NC NC 17 - ~?O W Housekp NC NC 17 - :~n W Farmer NC NC 17 :22 W Housekp NC NC 17 :23 W Farmer NC NC 17 24 W NC NC 17 - :25 W Farmer Ma Ma 17 - 26 W Housekp J'lIo Mo 17 - *7 W Ne Ne 17 - 28 W Ks 17, - ,29 W Farmer Ky Ky 17 - 30 W Ks 17 31 W Farmer Eng. I1 17 32 W Rousekp Mo Mo 17 - 33 W Farmer Pa I1 17 - 34 W Farmer Fa Il 17 35 W Farmer I1 11 17 36 W Housekp I1 I1 17 - 37 W Farmer Ks 17 - 38 W !'l0usekp Ks 17 39 W l"armer Ks 17 40 W Ks 18 - 1 W Ks 18 - 2 W Ks 18 -3 W Ks 18 4 W Farmer Va }VI 0 18 5 W Housekp Va Mo 18 - 6 - - - �1875 KANSAS Age Sex M 42 F 33 Spence, Samuel Spence, Sarah M 13 Spence, William D. 10 F Spence, Nellie C. M 8 Spence, Samuel A. Spence, Myra B. 5 F M Gilman, Samuel C. 58 F' Gilman, Elener G. 53 M 22 Gilman, Arthur F 22 Gilman, Della M Gilman, Otis W. 29 44 M Barton, Isaac C. F Barton, Addie Maud 7 M Barton, Byron L.' 5 3/12 M Barton, Earl Snider, L.N. 50 M 41 F Snider, Edna 14 F Brockway, Ruth C~ M Brockway, Jamie G. 7 M 2 Snider, Leenard 16 M Mosley, Harry 44 F Barrielow, Mary F Barrielow, Emma 13 11 M Barrielow, Webster M Barrielow, Charles 3 M Barrielow, H. V. D. 24 F Barrielow, Asenath 23 F Barrielow, Elizabeth 4 F Patterson, Mary 61 20 Patterson, Joseph M Harlan, W.H. M 45 Harlan, A.S. F 32 Booth, John M Booth, Eliza 30 Booth, Willie' 4 Davis, Herb 18 Randall, v~illiam 74 Randall, Edey 45 McElroy, Wm. 13 Wycoff, S.B. 64 Wycoff, Orpha 62 Powell, Silas W. 12 Evilsisor, William 63 Evilsisor, Rachel 64 Evilsisor, David 37 Bingamon~ Josepus 30 Bingamon" Mary 25 Bingamon, Henry 3 Bingamon, Edward F. 2 Bingamon, Frank L. 4/12 Stevens, Jane 56 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 Name STATE F M M M F M M F IVI M F M M F TOWNSHIP B1rth Color Occupat1on Place Tn W Farmer In W Housekp Mo W Farmer Ks W Student W W W Farmer W Housekp W Farmer Housekp Railroader W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W Ks Ks NH NH NH Oh NH Pa Ia Ks Ks Farmer Houskp Housekp Farmer Housekp Housekp Pa Vt Mi Ks Ks Eng. Pa W Ks Ks Ks W Farmer W Housekp In NC W Ks W W Farmer W Farmer W Housekp NC NC Ky Iii s W W W Housekp W W Farmer B B B W Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer W Housekp ,W Fermer W Farmer WHousekp W Farmer W Farmer W Housekp M W M W M F W Housekp W In Ks Wi Va Va No NY NY Ia In NC In In D.C. Ks Ks Ks Eng Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Mo 18 - 7 !'VI 0 18 - 8 Mo 18 - 9 ' 18 - 10 18 - 11 18 - 12 NH 18 - 13 NH 18 - 14 NH 18 - 15 Oh 18 - 16 NH 18 - 17 Ia 18 - 18 Ia 18 -"19 18 - 20 18 - 21 II 18 - 22 Mi 18 - 23 M1 18 - 24 18 - 25 18 - 26 Eng. 18 - 27 In 18 - 28 18 - 29 18 30 18 - )1 In 18 - 32 NC 18 - 33 18 - 34 NC 18 - 35 NC 18 - 36 Tx 18 37 Tx 18 - 38 18 39 II Wi Mo Mo Mo II IL Ia Ia Ia Ia In D.C. NY 19 19 19 19 19 19 1919 - 1 2 3 4 5 9 7 8 19 - 9 19 - 10 19 - 11 19 - 12 19 - 13 19 - 14 19 - 15 19 - 16 19 - 17 19 - 18 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Occupation Place to Kansas Page-Line Age Sex Color Name Eng. NY W Farmer 19 - 19 F Roberts, Elizabeth 29 NY NY 19 - 20 W F Roberts, '~Eliza, J. 8 W Ks 19 - 21 N Roberts, Richard 5 Ks W 19 - 22 M Roberts, Sidney 3 Ks W 1 M 19 - 23 Roberts, George H. W Oh Oh Farmer 19 - 24 M Rinley, William 37 Pa Pa W Housekp F 28 Rinley, Mary E. 19 - 25 M' W Ks 19 - 26 Rinley, Hohn N. 9 Ks W F 19 - 27 Rinley, Emma 7 Ks W 19 - 28 1 F Rinley, Maud Pa Pa W Farmer M 19 - 29 Bell, J .• P. 32 Pa Fa W Housekp 24 F 19 - 30 Bell, P.J. W Ks M 8 Bell, Frank 19 - 31 W Ks M Bell, J ohnie 19 - 32 5 W Farmer Fa Pa Eaton, John 19 - 33 53 M W Housekp Ireland. Pa F Eaton, Matilda 19 - 34 50 W Farmer Pa Pa 24 M Eaton, Edgar 19 - 35 Oh 01'1 W Housekp F 24 Eaton, Eva 19 - 36 W Housekp Pa Fa 18 F Eaton, Lutitia 19 - 37 M W Ks Berry, John R. 19 38 9 W Farmer Va Ia M Black, Bryson 56 19 - 39 F W Housekp Fa 1'a Black, Jane 19 - 40 56 f;l W Farmer Pa 22 Black. John Is. 20 - 1 F W Housekp Pa Black, Jane Ia 20 - 2 25 W Black. Belle F 2 Ia Ia 20 - 3 Black, Margaret W 7/12 F Ks 20 - 4 M W Farmer Ire. New Brunsw. 20 - 5 Walsh. James 51 Wal sh. Me.ry A. F W Housekp Mo 31 Mo 20 - 6 W Mason Wal sh. 'Thomas M Ire New' Bruswick 20 - 7 58 Walsh. Elizabeth W Housekp F 19 11 II 20 - 8 W Farmer Leslie. T.S. N NJ 32 II 20 - 9 Widney, John W Farmer M 43 Fa 11 20 - 10 Widney. Susan 40 F W Housekp Md II 20 - 11 Widney. Annie 16 F W Housekp Ks 20 - 12 Widney, Ella L. F W Mt Mt 9 20 - 13 ~J1dney. Emma F W Ks 7 20 - l.4 Widney. Dora B. W F 2 Ks 20 15 Evan s, f"Ianf ord W Farmer M. II'! 0 15 Mo 20 - 16 Fry. Daniel 40 M W Farmer NH NH 20 - 17 Fry. Mary .A..• W Housekp In 35 F In 20 - 18 Fry. Sarah F. 10 W Housekp F Ks :;>0·- 19 Fry. John 8 fVI W Ks 20.· - 20 Fry. \:George R. 6 M W Ks 20 - 21 Fry. Daniel F. . 2 M W Ks 20 - 22 Trim, Alvin M W Farmer 50 M'e Ia 20 - 23 Trim. Mary E. 46 F W Housekp Me Ia 20 - 24 Trim, Oliver 22 W Farmer M file Ia 20 - 25 Trim, Frank 10 M W Farmer Ks 20 - 26 Trim, Alice 14 F W Student Ks 20 - 27 Trim, Fannie F W 5 Ks 20 - 28 'Toothaker. Godfrey 60 M W Farmer Me Ia 20 - 29 Toothaker, George M 30 W Peddler 11 Ia 20 - 30 Harris. Lydia 11 . 28 F W . Housekp Ia 20 - 31 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Taphnel, Florence M. 17 F Martin, W.D. 52 M Martin, Cornelia J.(:38 F Martin, Alice C. 13 F Martin, Jennie 12 F Martin, Fannie J. 10 F Martin, Kitty M. 5 F Stillwell, Jacob 55 M' Stillwell, Rhoda 46 F St~llwell, Wm. o. 27 M Stillwell, Annie 19 F Stillwell, Clara 11 F Hancock. John A. 18 M Win~, C.J. 42 M Wing, Mary E. 38 F Wing, Edith 12 F Wing, Elbert D. 8 M Foster, W.S. 42 M Foster, Mary B. 41 F Foster, Ad.die 13 F Foster, Mary 11 F Foster, Bertell 3 M Lawson, Elizabeth 53 F Lawson, William 30 M Lawson, Elizabeth 22 F Lawson, James 17 M Lawson, Mary 15 F Lawson, Maggie 11 F Lawson, Thomas 8 M Jourdon, Xavier 52 M Jourdon, Eliza 46 F Jourdon, Augustus 20 M Jourdon, Alfred 19 M Jourdon, Xavier 18 M Jourdon, Srifa 16 F Jourdon, Morton 10 M Jourdon, Julia 8 F J ourdon, Victoria 6F Jourdon, Adotphus 4 M Williams, F.I. 40 fvI Williams, Maria 34 F Williams, Ward S. 15 M Williams. Guy S. 11 M Williams, Ray A. 7 M Williams, Maud 4 F Williams, Bllanch 10/12 F Williams, J .S. 69 M Williams •. Elizabeth 65 F Griffith, David 42 M Griffith, Mary 36 F Griffith. Cora M. 14 F Griffith, George 12 M Griffith, David E. 10 M 113. W W W W W W PhysiCian Housekp Student Student Student W Farmer Housekp Farmer Teacher Housekp Student Farmer Housekp Housekp w W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp TN Housekp W Housekp W W Housekp W Farmer Housekp Farmer Wi.. Housekp W Housekp W W w W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer NY NY Ks Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ia II NY Ks Ks Ks AI In In In Ks In Vt NY Tx Tx Tx Tx In Oh NY Ks Ks In Ky In Mo Ks Ks Ks Ire. Canada Canada II Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canad.a Canada Canada Canada Canada France Ma France Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer NY Mi Mi Ni M1 Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Ks Ks NY Canada NY Fa Ks Ks Ks ]VIi Mi Mi Mi N1 Ni Mi Ny Fa 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21. 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21. 21. 21 2121 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 - 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 As;!i: S!i:X Name 4 F Griffith, Mary F 2 Gr'iffith, Maggie F 47 Butel, Rose F 18 Butel, Earnestine 20 M Butel, Arlstide 16 M Butel, Adolphus M Butel, Emile 23 F Eugene 19 Butel, M Jourdon, Adolphus 23 F Jourdon, Eva 19 1 F Jourdon, Louisa F Jourdon, Francis 56 24 M Sloan, Wesl~'y 20 F Sloan, Sophia M Kerns, David 53 F Kerns, Susanna 50 26 M Kerns, Yocum 20 M Kerns, Frank 16 M Kerns, Willie F Lebengier, Lydia M. 6 M Henan, Victor 47 F 44 Henan, Mary F Henan, Gustine 19 F Henan, Matilda 17 14 Henan, Emile f1 48 M Mattee', George Nattee, Louisa 28 F 10 F Mattee, Mary Mattee, Annie 8 F Mattee, Frank M 5 Mattee, Charles M 3 Mattee, Justin 1 F Paschall, Averill M 67 Pettengill, E.D. 66 M Pearson, hobert M 47 Pearson, CoHo F 38 Pearson, William 18 N Pearson, George 16 M Pearson, Ann J. 14 F Pearson, Robert S. M 13 Pearson, Edward M 9 Pearson, Fannie F 7 Pearson, Lizzie 6 F Pearson, Nettie 4 F Pearson, Frederick 1 M Munger, Amamda F 49 Munger, Jennie F 19 Munger, A,. Ellen 12 F Munger, Charles A. M 9 Kennedy, E.N. 24 M Kennedy, Nancy F 29 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Where from to Kansas Page-Line Place atio Occu12 n ~oJ.o~ W Ks 22 - 5 22 - 6 Ks W W Farmer France France 22 - 7 W Seamstress Ks 22 - 8 'w 1: armer France France 22 - 9 22 - 10 W Farmer Ks W Farmer France France 22 - 11 12 22 Pa W Housekp Pa W Farmer France France 22 - 13 W Housekp Ks 22 - 14 W Ks 22 - 15 W Housekp France France 22 - 16 W Farmer In In 22 - 17 W Housekp Pa Pa 22 - 18 W Farmer Oh Tn 22 - 19 W Housekp Tn Pa 22 - 20 Tn W Lark Oh 22 - 21 W Student Tn Tn 22 - 22 W Farmer Tn Tn 22 - 23 W Ks 22 - 24 W Farmer France France 22 - 25 w Housekp France France 22 - 26 W Housekp France Fr/inee 22 - 27 W Housekp France France 22 - 28 W Farmer France France 22 - 29 W Farmer France France 22 - 30 W Housekp France France 22 - 31 W Mi Mi 22 - 32 W Ml Mi 22 - 33 W Oh Oh 22 - 34 W Oh Oh 22 - 35 W Ks 22 - 36 W' Farmer France France 22 - 37 W Gardener Ma In 22 - 38 W Farmer Eng. Pa 22 - 39 W Housekp II Ia 22 - 40 W Farmer Ks 23 - 1 W Farmer Ks 23 - 2 W Housekp Ks 23 - 3 W Farmer Ks 23 - 4 W Ks 23 ..,. 5 W Ks 23 - 6 W Ks 23 - 7 W Ks 23 - 8 W Ks 23 - 9 W Housekp Pa In 23 - 10 W Seamstress In In 23 - 11 W Housekp Ks 23 - 12 W Ks 23 -.;.~J W Farmer Pa Pa 23 - 14 W Housekp Pa Pa 23 - 15 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Age Name Trushine, Annie G. 31 Trushine, Wegant 6 Trushine, B. Conrad 5 Trushine, Frederick J. Rice,C.L. 20 Rice, Sarah 21 Rice, C.B. 50 Rice, Jane E. 48 Rice, Eliza 25 Rice, Charles 22 Rice, George 16 Rice, Etta M. 14 Rice, ":Wm. H. 12 Rice, Steven 11 Rice, Gideon 7 Dean, Patrick 59 Dean, John 28 Dean, Kate 27 Fenoughty, John 47 Fenoughty, Mary 45 Fenoughty, William 19 Fenouhgty, Anthony 16 Fenoughty, 11ary 11 Shook, Darius 42 Shook, Sarah C. 46 Shook, Clarence 14 Shook, June 7 James, William I. 28 James, Mary 25 James, William Y. 2 James, Wiley 19 Kneeppel, Daniel 45 Kneeppel, Kate 48 Kneeppel, Adam 22 Kneeppel, ..... ate 18 Kneeppel, Lizzie 16 Kneeppel, Louisa. 1.4 Kneeppel, Minnie 9 Kneeppel, Mary 7 Kneeppel, Frederick 5 Bodwell, L.M. 71 Bodwell, Charlotte 56 Bodwell, H. Munson "'24 Ashby, Mary F. 46 Ashby, Henry 19 Ashby, Charles A. 16 Ashby, Sarah J. 14 Ashby, i:.lizabeth 12 Ashby, Mary F. 10 Ashby, Rosa A. 8 Ashby, Bladen 44 Ashby, Elizabeth 40 Ashby, .etta C 18 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Sex Color Occupat1on Place F W Housekp Germ. M W Ks M W Ks 2 M W Ks W Farmer M DC F W Housekp Oh fvl W Farmer NY F' W Housekp Va F W Housekp DC M W Farmer DC W Farmer M Ks F W Housekp Ks M W Farmer Ks f>'I W Farmer Ks M W Ks M W Farmer Ire.S; M W Farmer In F W Housekp Ire. M W Farmer Ire. F W Housekp Ire. W Famer M Ire. M W Farmer Ks F W Housekp Ks M W Farmer NY F W Housekp II M W Farmer II F W Ks M W Farmer In F W Housekp NC M W Ks M W Farmer Mo M W Farmer Ger. F W Housekp Germ. M W Farmer Germ. F W Housekp Germ. F W Housekp Germ. W Housekp F Germ. F W Ks F W Ks 1'1 W Ks M W Farmer Ct F W Housekp NY W Farmer M Wi F W Housekp Ky M W Farmer In M w i: armer Ks W Housekp F Ks F W Housekp Ks F W Ks F W Ks M W Farmer In 1'" W Housekp In F W Housekp Ia Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Oh 16 23 23 - 17 18 23 23 19 23 - 20 23 - 21 23 - 22 23 - 23 23 - 24 23 - 25 23 - 26 23 - 27 23 - 28 23 - 29 23 - 30 23 - 31 23 - 32 23 - 33 23 - 34 23 - 35 23 - 36 23 - 37 23 - 38 23 - 39 23 - 40 24 - 1 24 2 24 - 3 24 4 24 - 5 24 6 24 - 7 24 - 8 24 9 24 10 24 - 11 24 - 12 24 - 13 24 - 14 24 - 15 24 ,- 16 24 - 17 24 - 18 24 19 24 - 20 24 - 21 24 - 22 24 - 23 24 - 24 24 - 25 24 - 26 24 - 27 24 - 28 - DC Mo DC DC DC DC In In In Ia Ia Ia II II II Mo NC" Mo Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Oh Oh Oh In In In In Ia - -- �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Nge AB;~ Ashby, Wm. F. 16 Ashby, Annie K. 14 Bladen, Eva J. 12 Bladen, Alva 9 Bladen, Elizabeth 4 Bladen, Ora F. 1 Clark, S.L. 44 Clark, Leonora J. 34 Clark, Ida 16 Clark, Byron 14 Clark, Minnie 12 Clark, Daniel M. 8 Clark, John F. 4 Clark, S. Irving 1 Clark, Walter M. 38 Clark, Caroline 37 Clark, Emma 15 Clark, Flora 13 flcKay, Lizzie 6 Meador, Dennis 16 Spurgeon, George 37 Spurgeon, Mary M. 38 Gross, Ella. 16 Spurgeon, Ida 10 Spurgeon, Maggie 7 Spurgeon, May 4 Spur~eon, Jennie J. 2 Spurgeon, W.J. 11 Spurgeon, William 8 Cowgill, Benj. S. 40 Cowgill, E.E. 34 Cowgill, J.N. 10 Cowgill, Frank E. 8 Cowgill, Nellie O. 1 Lewis, Catharine 71 Lewis, George W. 29 Lewis, Yassa 19 Lewis, Irving G. 9/12 Plasket, William 51 Plasket, Indiana 23 Plasket, Willie 18 Plasket, Emma 20 Plasket, John R. 16 Plasket, Elenor 14 Plasket, Martha 12 Plasket, Margaret 6 Priestly, William 47 Priestly, . Ellen 39 Priestly, Joseph 14 Priestly, Nellie 19 Priestly, Willie 9 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Place to Kansas Page-L1ne W Farmer Ks 24 29 W Housekp Ks 24 - 30 W Housekp Ks 24 - 31 \1/ Ks 24 - 32 W Ks 24 - 33 W Ks 24 - 34 W . Farmer In In 24 - 35 W Housekp In In 24 36 W Student Ks 24 - 37 W Student Ks 24 - 38 W Student Ks 24 - 39 W Ks 24 - 40 W Ks 25 - 1 W Ks 25 - 2 W Farmer In In 25 - 3 W Housekp In In 2.5 - 4 W Housekp Ks 25 - 5 W Housekp Ks 25 - 6 W Ks 25 - 7 W Farmer Mo Mo 25 - 8 W Farmer In In 25 - 9 W Housekp NC IVIo 25 - 10 W Housekp NC Mo 25 - 11 W Ks 25 - 12 W Ks 25 - 13 W Ks 2.5 - 14 W Ks 25 15 W Farmer Ks 25 - 16 W Ks 25 - 17 W Farmer In In 25 - 18 W Housekp In In 25 19 W Housekp In In 20 25 W Ks 25 - 21 W Ks 25 - 22 W NC Mo 25 23 W Farmer NC Mo 24 25 W Housekp Ks 25 - 25 W Ks 26 25 W Nurseryman In Ia 25 27 W Housekp In Ia 25 - 28 W Nurseryman Ia Ia 25 - 29 W Housekp In Ia 25 30 W Farmer Ia Ia 25 31 W Student Ia Ia 25 32 W Student Ia Ia 25 - 33 W Ks 25 - 34 W Farmer Oh Oh 25 35 W Housekp Oh Oh 25 36 W Farmer Oh Oh 25 - 37 W Student Oh Oh 25 - 38 W Oh Oh~ 25 - 39 S~A Qolo~ Occu~at1on I'll F F F F I'll I'll F F I'll F M M t1 M F F 1" F M M F F F F F F M M M F F M F F M F M M F I'II F M F F F M F M F M - �'1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Age Sex Priestly, George 6 M Priestly, Carrie 4 F White, Jennie 25 F Walker, Charles 26 M Liggett ,:-Lgrena.;- J3}"'·. F Liggett, Thomas J. 15 M Liggett, Luc~ E. 9F Mulso, Frederick 67 M' Mulso, Frederick 33 M Mulso, Mary 22 F Mulso, Effie 3 F Mulso, John 2 M Mulso, Walrer 4/12 M Carpenter, James E. 45 1'1 Carpenter, Rebecca 40 F Carpenter, Charles 21 M Carpenter, James 19 M Carpenter, Dow 14 M Carpenter, Lewis 7 M Carpenter, Ella 5 F Carpenter, Horace 2 M Dyer, Michael 58 M Dyer, Catharine 54 F Dyer, Edward 20 M Dyer, James 13 M Dyer, Charles 23 M Moore, G.C. 41 M Moore, Lorinda 37 F Moore, Wm. H. 19 M Moore, Walter 13 M Moore, Carrie D. 10 F Green, Lewis F. 40 M Green, Martha E. 29 F Green, Sherman 11 'M Green, Amy 8 F Green, Louis 6 M Green, George 4 M Green, Unnamed 1/12 M Cradit, N.C. 47 M Cradit, Emily 43 F Cradit, Harriet 14 F Cradit, Emma 9 F Coe, Ida 15 F Marshall, Sam'l'C. 48 M Marshall, Adeline 38 F Marshall, Charles J.19 M Marshall, Theodore 16 M Marshall, Elizabeth J.12 F Narshall, Abram M. 10 M Marshall, Sam'l. C. 8 M Marshall, Mary L. 5 F Marshall, Ceciel L. 3 N Marshall, Herbert L.2/12 M STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Color Occupation Place Where from to Kansas Page-Line In W In W Ks B Maid of all work Ar Ar Mo B Laborer Mo No W Housekp Oh W Farmer Ks W Ks Mo W Mason Germ. Mo W Mason Germ. Pa W Pa W Ks W Ks W Ks 11 W Farmer NY W Housekp 11 11 11 W Farmer 11 W Farmer Ks WFarmer Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks Ire. Wi W Farmer W Housekp Ire. Wi W F'armer Wi Wi W Farmer Wi Wi W Wi Wi W Farmer 11 Mo W Housekp In Mo W Farmer Ia No W Farmer Ia IVIo W Ia Mo W Farmer Oh Oh W Housekp Oh Oh W Farmer Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer NY 11 W Housekp NY 11 W Student Ks Ks W Student W Student Ks Pa W Carpenter Pa W Housekp Pa Pa W Farmer Pa Pa W Farmer Ks W Student Ks W Student Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 2626 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 27 ~ 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 �KANSAS 1875 Patterson, Wm. Patterson, Annie Patterson, Nettie Brown, R.A. Brown, Bessie Brown,Edward Shepperd, John Shepperd, Mary Shepperd, Frank Shepperd, Willie Shepperd, Aldah Thomas, J.D. Thomas, Sarah Reinert, Nicolas Reinart, Susan Reinert, Mathias Reinart, Annie Reinart, Mary Reinert, Maggie Reinert, Emma Miller, George Miller, Margaret Miller, Addale Miller, Lucy Miller, Julia Miller, Robert Wyman, Marion Lowry, John Fisher, Elmira Fisher, John W. Fisher, Nora Fisher, Emma V. Fisher, Earnest L. Hoopes, W. C • Hoopes, Adaline Howard, Lydia Howard, Belvidere Corkhl1l, W.F. Hargus, Thomas Aungst, Darlus Haney, W.A. Haney, E.G. Han e y, M. ~1 • Haney, Martha E. Haney, Hattie J. Haney, Freddie Haney, Frankie Harrles, A. Harris, Persis Harris, J. Frank Journey, Eml1y . Journey, Willlam Journey, Edmond CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 Name STATE TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 26 25 3 30 30 1 58 55 25 11 13 50 55 45 43 16 13 11 10 1. 42 32 15 13 8 8/12 16 37 30 9 8 7 6 53 51 72 51 24 23 17 38 34 36 42 10 3 3 75 65 28 25 5 4 M F F W W W M W F M M W W F M M F M F M W W W W W W W W F M W F F W W F W W F M F' W W W F W' F F M M W M F N F W W W W W W W F W M W M F W W F F M M W M M M M F F M M M F M F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W M W W I'1 W from to Kansas Page-Line Wher~ NC NC Ky In Ks Ditto Merchant Nova Scotia Ditto Nova Scotla; Housekp Ks Canada Canada Farmer Canada Canada Housekp Ma Ma Farmer II II Farmer II 11 Student R.R. Agent Scotland II NY Mo Housekp Ger. Ia Farmer Oh Ie. Housekp IlIa Student Ia Ia Student Ia Ia Student Ia Ia Student Ks Stonemason Canada Canada Housekp Md Va $tudent Ks Student Ks Student Ks Ks Farmer Oh Ia Farmer Md Va Housekp Pa Pa Student Ks Ks Ks Ks Carpenter Pa Pa Housekp Pa Pa Housekp NY Mi Housekp NY Mi Farmer Isle of Man Ditto Farmer In II Farmer Pa II Wagon Maker Mo Wl Blacksmi th . II Wi Farmer II II Housekp Mo Mo Student Ks Ks Ks Farmer NY IL Housekp Ma II Farmer II II II Ks Ks Farmer Housekp 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 - 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 28 - 7 28 - 8 28 - 9 28 - 10 28 - 1.1 28 - 12 28 - 13 28 - 14 28 - 15 28 - 16 28 - 17 28 - 18 28 - 19 28 - 20 28 - 21 28 - 22 28 - 23 28 - 24 28 - 25 28 - 26 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Name Shores, Lewis 32 Shores, Louisa 30 Shores, Emma 7 4 Shore s, Maud 1 Shores, Claud 64 Mosher, Arch Mosher, C.F. 30 24 Mosher, Lena Mosher, Leo 3 2 Mosher, Arthur 41 Kerns, Solomon 40 Keerns, Mariah Kerns, John H. 17 14 Kerns, James C. 12 Kerns, Etta Kearns, Grant 8 4 Kearns, Schuyler Sprague, Perry 28 Sprauge, Flora 17 68 Sprauge, Leah 11 Reynolds,' Charles Sprauge, Delilah 7 Meador, W.J. 43 44 Meador, Rosanne Saunders, Charles T. 20 Meador, Eudora A. 18 Meador, J.D. 16 14 Meador, Wm. T. 10 Meador, Laura D. Meador, Henry E. 8 Jones, A.W. 38 Jones, Delana J. 34 Jones, Mary A. 17 Jones, John 15 12 Jones, William Jones, Edmond 10 Jones, Lizzie 7 Jones, Nancy 4 Lewis, Albert O. 40 Lewis, Amanda J. 31 Lewis, Charles C. 9 Lewis, Lottie 7 Lewis, Kittie R. 5 Lewis, Orrin H. 3 Lewis, William R. 9/12 Clark, Richard 68 Reed, Enos 38 Reed, Lousia A. 33 Reed, Olive A. 19 Reed, Alice J. 6 Reed, Almeeta E. 5 Reed, Scott W. 9 Ware, William 17 Brewington. Elijah 55 M F F F M M M. F M M M F M M F M M M F F M F M F M F M M F M M W W W W W Farmer W Farmer W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W oW W F W W W M M W F W F M F F M M M M F F F F M M M F.armer Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Student Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer W Farmer F M Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Student Farmer W Housekp W Housekp F M Farmer Housekp w Farmer Housekp W W W W W W Farmer W Housekp W Housekp W W W W W NC NC NC Ks Ks Vt NY Mo Ks Ks Oh Oh NC NC NC Il Il 11 11 11 11 11 11 Ks Ar Ks Ar Tn Ar Ks Ms Ky Mo Ca Mo No Ho Ks Ks Ms Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo' Mo In Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks NC In Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks W W Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-Line Tn Oh Ia Ia Ks Ks Ks Ia Md NY NY Mo 11 11 Mo No NC In In Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 - 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3435 36 37 38 39 40 �1875 KANSAS STATE PALMYRA Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Name Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-Line Oh Ia 30 - 1 W Housekp F Brewington, Sarah 40 Ia Ia 30 - 2 W Farmer M Brewington, William 14 Ks W Housekp 30 - 3 F Brewington, Louisa J.ll Ks W 30 - 4 F Brewington, Lucretia 9 Ks F 30 - 5 Brewington, Emma B. 5 Ks 30 - 6 F W Brewington, Pheba C. 2 W . Farmer Germ. Germ. 30 - 7 M Schoper, Mike 57 Germ. Germ. W Housekp 30 - 8 F Schoper, Francis 55 Germ. Germ. W Housekp 30 - 9 F Schoper, Mary 17 Germ. Germ. 30 - 10 W Farmer M Schoper, Joseph 15 Ia 30 - 11 W Farmer In M Parsons, W.H. 36 Ia W Housekp Ia 30 - 12 F Parsons, Hester A. 31 Ks W Farmer M 30 - 13 Parsons, Wm. T. 19 W Famer Ks 30 - 14 M Parsons, Abraham 10 Ks M 30 - 15 Parsons, Stephen 7 W Ks 30 - 16 F Parsons, Mary E. 4 W Farmer 11 Germ. 30 17 M Vitt, Charles 29 W Housekp Ia Ia 30 - 18 F Vitt, Catharine 22 W F Ks Vitt, Nora B. 5 30 - 19 W Ks 11 30 - 20 Vitt, George 1 W Housekp Germ. 11 Breckheisen, Wilhelmine 49 F 30 - 21 W Farmer II 11 Jil 30 - 22 Breckheisen, John 20 W Farmer Ks Breckheisen, George 17 M 30 - 23 F W Ks Breckheisen, Sarah 13 30 - 24 W Farmer Breckheisen, Henry 11 Ks M 30 - 25 W M Ks Breckheisen, Eddie 7 30 - 26 W Farmer Breithaupt, Frederick 44 M Germ. 11 30 - 27 W Housekp Germ. F 11 Breithaupt, Salma 39 30 - 28 F Breithaupt, Lydia 20 W Housekp 11 II 30 - 29 Breithaupt, George 16 M W Farmer Ks 30 - 30 Breithaupt, John 14 W Farmer M Ks 30 - 31 Breithaupt, Mary 12 F W t!ousekp Ks 30 - 32 Breithaupt, Gideon 10 M W~armer Ks 30 - 33 w Breithaupt, Katie 7 F Ks 30 - 34 w Breithaupt, Charles § Ji1 Ks 30 - 35 W Breithaupt, Salma 3 F Ks 30 - 36 Breithaupt, Emma 3 F W Ks 30 - 37 W . Farmer Breckheisen, William 31 M France 11 30 - 38 Breckheisen, Amelia 25 F W Housekp Poland 30 - 39 Breckheisen, Albert 3 W M Ks 30 - 40 Breckheisen, David 1 W M Ks 31 .- 1 W Farmer Mardel, John 45 M Germ. Germ. 31 - 2 Mardel. Antoinette 39 F W Housekp Germ. Germ. 31 - 3 Mardel, Joseph 18 W Farmeer M Germ. Germ. 31 - 4 Mardel. John 14 W Farmer M Germ. Germ. 31 - 5 Mardel, Mary 9 W F Germ. Germ. 31 - 6 Mardel, Lousia 7 W F Germ. Germ. 31 - 7 Mardel, Antoinette 6 F W Ks 31. - 8 Mardel, Theresea 4 W F Ks 31 - 9 Mardel, Herman 1 W M Ks 31 - 10 Glaser. John 47 W Farmer 11 Germ. Pa 31 - 11 Glaser, Margaret 46 F W Housekp Germ. Fa 31 - 12 ~~ �KANSAS 1875 Glaser, Elizabeth Glaser, Daniel Glaser, Barbary Glaser, Theodore Glaser, Sarah S. Glaser, Carolina Rohe, George Rohe, Barbary Rohe, Mike Rohe, Caroline Rohe, George Rohe, Martin Rohe, Lena Rohe, Salma Rohe, Adam Rohe, Avereill Meeder, George Meeder, Barbary Meeder, George Meeder, Charles Meeder, Sarah Meeder, Wilhemlna Ordh, John Ordh, Lena Ordh, Charles Ordh, Sibela Ordh, John Ordh, Mary White, Charles Clark, D.b.· Weil, Nicolas Weil, Annie M. Weil, Charles L. Weil, Nicolas Weil, Annie M. Weil, Edwin Weil, Sarah Weil, Louesa Weil, Hannah Weil, Unnamea Mock, Joseph l'-lock, Lou Ann McCord, Jane Mock, Henry Mock, John Mock, Marvin Mock, William Mock, George Tate, John Tate, Mary Tate, Frank Tate, Alexander, CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 Name STATE TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place f1 w w F M W F1armer 23 22 14 10 F 8 F F 6 55 51 29 21 22 20 15 13 3 4 43 46 18 14 7 5 49 31 6 5 3 1 72 40 48 41 17 15 13 9 7 M. F M F M M F F W W M w F M F M F W W W W M F M M M F M M F M F F F M 55 22 16 10 52 59 21 23 Farmer Housekp Farmer w Farmer w w F 2 42 76 23 22 Farmer Housekp Farmer W Housekp W Farmer W Farmer W Student W Student F M F M M F F M M M M M M F M M Housekp W W W W W M 4 1/12 vJ Housekp F.armer ~ousekp W W W Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer W Farmer W Student W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekp Housekp Farmer Farmer Farmer ·F'armer Farmer Farmer Housekp Student Farmer Pa Pa Pa Ks Ks Ks Germ. Germ. Germ. Mo Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. <,Zerm. Ia Mo Ks Ks Germ. Germ. Ks Ks Ks Ks Germ. In Germ. Germ. Ia Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ky Ky Ky Ia Ia Where from to Kansas Page-Line Pa Pa Pa Germ. Germ. Germ. !10 Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Mo Mo Mo Mo II Germ. Germ. Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia 11 Ia Ia 11 Ia 11 Ia Ia Ia Ireland Ia Ireland Ia Canada Ia Canada Ia 31 31 31. 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 - 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 - :3'2 - 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Age Sex Name 19 M Tate, John 17 F Tate, Annie J. F 6 Ross, Elmira M 42 Minner, L. • F 49 Minner, Ruth R. 21 M Minner, C.C. 18 F Minner, Mary Minner, Jane 15 F' F Minner, Hester A. 13 10 F Minner, Caroline F Minner, Mahuldah 9 M Minner, Amos 7 F 6 Minner, Margaret M Minner, Jonathan 3 6/12 F Minner, Ardilla Fullerton, Wm. B. 32 M F Fullerton, Nancy R. 33 14 M Lathan, John O. 44 M SeIser, Henry 46 F SeIser, Frederika 21 M SeIser, Wil11am 14 M SeIser, John SeIser, Henry 12 M Helm, Daniel J. 36 M Helm, Mary E. F 30 L1ggett, Charles 10 M Stickney, John 37 M St1ckney, Jane 21 F Stickney, Amy F 5 F Stickney, Hannah 3 Stickney, Lizzie 1 F Helm, Daniel 64 M Helm, E11za 60 F Helm, Andrew 24 M Helm, Samuel 20 M F Helm, Elizabeth 21 Helm, MEiry 21 F Madden, G,~org~ M 37 Madden, Elmira 26 F Madden, Henry 15 M Madden, Hattie F 13 Madden, Albert M 9 Madden, Charles A. M 3 Schendell, Susanna F 49 Schendell, Ferdinand 29 M Schendell, Berta 18 F Sche.ndell, Andrew 14 M Schendell; Rosa 12 F Schendell, David 8 M Houseman, George 40 M Houseman, Margaret 42 F STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP B1rth Color Occupation Place Canada W Farmer Canada W Student W Ks W Farmer Va II W Housekp Mo W Farmer Mo .W Housekp Mo W Housekp W Housekp Ks Ks W Hbusekp W Ks W Ks Ks W W Ks W Ks W Farmer In In W Housekp. In W Farmer W Farmer Germ. W Housekp Germ. W Farmer In W Farmer Ks W Farmer Ks W F'armer Oh W Housekp In W Farmer Ks w Farmer NY W Housekp Ia W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer Pa W Housekp Fa W Farmer Ia W Famer Ia W Housekp Oh W Housekp In B Farmer Ar B Housekp Mo B Waiter Ar B Housekp Ks B ,Ks B Ks W Housekp Germ. W Farmer Ge;rm. W Housekp In W Farmer In W Housekp In W In W Farmer Germ. W Housekp Germ. Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Ia Ia Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo In In In Ia In Ny Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia In In Ar Mo Ar In In In In In In Mo. Mo 32 32 32 '32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 J3 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 25 - 26 - 27 -28 - 29 - 30 - 31 - 32 - 33 - 34 - 35 - 36 - 37 - 38 - 39 - 40 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 - 31 - 32 - 33 - 34 - 35 �1875 KANSAS STATE PALMYRA Volume 19 Age Name Houseman, Mary 14 Houseman, George 10 Houseman, Henry 2 Flare, Fred 16 Sturm, David 47 Sturm, Mary 37 Klein, Ellen 29 Klein, Jacob 31 Sturm, John 12 Marks, Joseph 30 Marks, Mary 25 Duyer, D.E. 35 Duyer, Johanna 30 Duyer, Mary 4 Duyer, Margaret 2 Duyer, John 1 Bell, Isaac 30 Bell, Julia A. 26 Bell, Julia~G. 4 Bell, Charles F. 4/12 Ward, JamesF. 73 Kretsinger, Sam'l 62 Kretsinger, Catharine 58 Kretsinger, Sam'l 25 Kretsinger, Lizzie 22 Kretslngeri Eddie 20 Kretsinger, Emma . 10 Seitz, George 29 Seitz, M~rgaret ~Z7' Seitz, Margaret : 4 Seitz. George 2 Seita, Charles 10/12 Austadt, Frederick 41 Austadt, Johanna 36 Austadt, Fred 11 Austadt, Louisa 9 Austadt, Carrie 6 Burnett, Lucas 54 Burnett,Sarah 45 Ryder, Carrie E. 24 Burnett, Stephen L. 15 Burnett, David W. 12 Burnett, George A. 11 Burnett, Charles 8 Burnett, Arthur E. 6 Burnett, Hollls w.V. 4 Burnett, Earnest J. 1 Smith, p.,R. 25 Hanson, Matilda 32 Hanson, Adelia 6 Galletly, John 41 Galletly, Mary 35 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Sex F M M M M F F M M M F M F F F M M F F' M M M F M F M F M F. F M M M F M F F M F F M M M M M M M M F F M F TOWNSHIP Birth Color Occupation Place W Housekp Mo W Farmer Ks Ks W Farmer Mo W Farmer France W Housekp France France W Housekp France W Farmer II W lI'armer W Farmer Germ. W . Housekp Germ. W Farmer Irel:and Ireland W Housekp W Ks W Ks W Ks W Farmer II W Housekp Oh W Ks W Ks W Minister Housekp Farmer W ijousekp w lI'armer w Student W Farmer ~,W Housekp W W W W W W Farmer Housekp Farmer W Farmer W W Housekp W Farmer W Farmer W Farmer wV w W W W W W W W Mo Mo II II II II II Germ. Germ. NY Ma II Oh N;:r W W W W Where from to Kansas Page-Line FaI:ID.er Housekp ,,-1 F~~~·~· Hou"isekp \.~~~.:;'~,.'i-". Oh Va Wi Md Wi Wi Wi II Wi Wi Wi Ks Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Germ. Ks France NY Russia NY NY NY NY NY NY NY Ma II Oh II Oh II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Oh Oh Denmark NY Denmark NY Scotland Wi In In 33 33 33 33 33 - 36 37 38 39 40 3~,- 1 34 '- 2 34 3 04 - 4 34 - 5 34 - 6 34 ~ 7 34 - 8 34,- 9 34 - 10 34 - 11 34 - 12 34 - 13 34 - 14 34 - 15 34 - 16 34 - 17 34 - 18 34 - 19 34 - 20 34 - 21 34 - 22 34 - 23 34 - 24 34 - 25 34 - 26 34 - 27 34 - 28 34 - 29 34 - 30 34 - 31 34 - 32 34 - 33 34 - 34 34 - 35 34 .,. 36 34 - 37 34 - 38 34 - 39 34 - 40 35 - 1 35 - 2 35 - 3 35 - 4 35 - 5 35 - 6 35 - 7 y �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE PALMYRA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Where from to Kansas Page-Line Age Sex Color Occupation Place Name In In W Farmer 35 - 8 M 16 Galletly, Geo. W. Ks W Housekp F 35 - 9 Galletly, Charlotte 14 Ks W Housekp F 35 - 10 12 Galletly, Martha W Ks Gardner M 35 - 11 10 Galletly, Charles W Ks M 35 - 12 8 Galletly, James Ks W M 35 - 13 6 Galletly, Frank Ks W M 35 - 14 Galletly, Arthur 5 FKs W 6/12 35 - 15 Galletly, Grace Ks W M 6/12 35 - 16 Galletly, Alfred B Mo Ky M 35 - 17 54 Davis, Richard Ky Mo B F 35 - 18 43 Dav1s, Jane l"armer Scotland In W M Charles 35 - 19 Galletly, 36 Fa Fa W Housekp F 35 - 20 Galletly, Elizabeth 27 -w Farmer II Pa 42 M 35 - 21 Hutchison, J.B. II W Housekp Fa F Hutchison, M.E. 32 35 - 22 II II W F 6 Hutch1son, Maria 35 - 23 W Ks F Hutchison, Luella 35 - 24 3 Me Wi Farmer W M Waters,- S.B. 35 - 25 .55 Wi 44 W Dressmaker Me F Waters, Sophia 35 - 26 W Ks M Waters, Charles C. 9 35 - 27 Me Mo W 40 F Waters, Emeretta 35 - 28 W Farmer Germ. Mo Stalb, John 54 M 35 - 29 44 Mo W Housekp Germ. Sta1b, Margaret F 35 - 30 W Farmer Ks Staib, Emanuel 15 M 35 - 31. W Farmer Ks Sta1b, Wil11am 15 M 35 - 32 W Farmer Ks Sta1b, John 10 M 35 - 33 W F-armer Staib, Edwin 8 M Ks 35 - 34 W Farmer Wh1pple, Nathan M NY In 35 - 35 Whipple, Julia A. ~~ F. W Housekp Ct In 35 - 36 W Housekp Whlpple, Henr1etta D. 22 _F_:. Mi In35 - 37 F Whipple, Mary L. 11 W Housekp In In 35 - 38 24 M W Farmer Robinson, Edwin Pa Ia 35 - 39 W Housekp Rob1nson, Ida A. 18 F Ml In 35 - 40 McFarland, C •V• W Farmer M NY Il 51 36 - 1 W Housekp McFarland, Lydia F Ii NY 45 36 - 2 W Farmer McFarland, William 29 M Pa II 36 - 3 W Farmer McFarland, Edgar M 21 NY II 36 - 4 Deay, John 44 M W Farmer Ky Ia 36 - 5 Deay, Louisa 44 W Housekp F Mo Ia 36 - 6 W Farmer Deay, W1ll1e 17 M Ia Ia 36 - 7 Deay, Odell W Farmer Ks 13 M 36 - 8 Deay, Allce W Student 11 F Ks 36 - 9 Deay, Mattie F W 8 Ks 36 - 10 Deay, Lloyd 4 M W Ks 36 - 11 W Deay, Je~.f?ie_ -, 5/12 M Ks 36 - 12 M W I'larmer Kennedy ,:::~::13.t-9'~-':':;::"-:0~ 54 Pa Pa 36 - 13 Kennedy, Elizabeth 48 F W Housekp Pa Pa 36 - 14 Kennedy,- Bayard T. 16 W Farmer M Pa Pa 36 - 15 Kennedy, Walter 14 M W Farmer Fa Pa 16 36 Kennedy, Ella 18 F W Housekp Pa Pa 36 17 Kennedy, Mary 10 F W Housekp Ks 18 36 Kennedy, Dav1d G W M Ks 5 36 - 19 �1875 KANSAS CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE . PALMYRA Volume 19 ._-_..- ... TOWNSHIP " Where from As!1l §~J: ~olot Oggy:gAtion P1AC~ to KansAs Page-Line Nsm~ 20 Pa Pa 36 W Farmer M 26 Hays, A.H. 21 Pa Pa 36 W Housekp F Hays, Mary 55 36 .... 22 Pa Pa W Housekp F 17 Hays, Angeline 23 Ks 36 W Farmer M 10 Duval, Frank 24 Germany. Germany W 36 Farmer M Anthony, Valentine 45 Germany Germany 25 Housekp 36 W M 32 Anthony, Julia W 26 Germany Germany 36 Farmer M 16 Anthony, Henry W Germany Germany 27 36 M' Farmer 16 Haas, Peter O. 28 England Mo 36 W Farmer frl 44 Smi th, Joseph 29 Germany Mo Housekp 36 W F Smith, Jennie H. 43 Mo 30 NJ 36 Farmer W M 17 Smith, Charles Mo Ky 36 - 31 ' ' W f-1 Smith. Alfred 7 Mo NJ W Carpenter 36 - 32 M 18 Smith, Frank Pa France 36 33 Housekp W F Renow. Jane 75 W France Pa 36 - 34 Farmer M' 41 Perot, John France Pa Housekp 36 - 35 W F Perot, Cecelia 25 Pa Pa 36 - 36· W F 11 Perot, Augustine Ks W 36 - ~l7 F 6 Perot, Emma Ks W 36 - 38 M 1 Perot, James W Oh Oh 36 - 39 Farmer M Clark, Irving 45 No line 40 Birth :.. 38 Clark, Mary M. Clark, Margaret A. 16 Clark, John L. 8 Clark, Mary E. 7 Clark, Samuel C. 5 46 Dwyer, Tim 21 Dwyer, Kate F. Dwyer, Daniel 5 Dwyer, Tim 1 Vandellon. J.B. 33 Vandellon, Annie M. 36 Vandellon, Annie F. 8 Vandellon. Minnie E,4 2 Vandellon. Medora Dwyer, Jerry 30 Dwyer, Mary 25 Dwyer, Mike 1 Brickley, Thomas 40 Baker, Fletcher 46 Baker, Sarah 43 Fearor,Mary A. 20 Fearor. Martha E. 15 Baker. Wm. H. 11 Baker, Charles 7 Bak.er, Erastus 6 Baker, James 4 Hetard, Francis 44 Herard, Julia 33 Herard, U~ysses 16 Hughes, J.F.C. 49 F F M F M M F M M M F F W W W W W W W F W W W F M F M M M F F F M M M M M F M M Housekp Student Farmer Housekp W W W Farmer W Housekp W W Farmer W W Farmer W Farmer W Housekp W Housekp W Student W Farmer W W -w W Farmer W Housekp W Farmer W Farmer Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ireland France Ks Ks Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Ireland Ireland Ks Ireland NY II II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks France France Ks Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh NY II II II Ireland Ireland Ireland Mo II II France France Oh 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 .. - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY , Volume 19 Name Hughes, Vlctorla Bell. W.H. Bell, Mary Davls, Carollne Bell, Myrtle Bell, Emery Bell, Mave1 Mlgnet, Florence Mlgnet, Margaret Mlgnet, Lewis Mlgnet, Ju1e Mignet, Gustave Mlgnet, Henry Mlgnet. Celina Mlgnet ,Constant M1gnet, Clemen Mlgnet, John Maklmson, T.T. . Maklmson, Sarah Mak1mson, Ann1e B. Mak1mson, Frank Mak1mson, Ida Mak1mson, Lucy Makimson, Pearl Mak1mson, Unnamed Deay. Marce111s Deay, Prunella Hays. M.P. Hays, Elizabeth Hays. Henry Hays, Frank Hays. Unnamed Rosebaugh. Thomas Rosebaugh. Mary V. Freeman, Ida Rosebaugh, Jess1e Rosebaugh, Addle Rosebaugh. Eva E1am. George W. E1am. Delilah E1am, Jennie Roons, Harr1son Roons, Sarah Roons, Wm. H. Roons, George W. Barton, B.F. Barton,.Sarah M. Barton. Ada L. Barton, Frank H. Osborne, Robert Barton, Mary J. Barton, Thomas E. Barton, Jess1e I. 'PALMYRA \. TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne . Farmer Oh Oh 37 - 31 W 37 F Farmer 11 11 37 - 32 W 35 M Housekp Ky 11 37 - 33 W 25 F Housekp 11 W 37 - 34 25 F Ks 37 - 35 W 6 F Ks 37 - 36 W 4 M Ks W' 37 - 37 1 M France Fa W Farmer 37 38 45 F France Fa Housekp W 37 - 39 39 F W Pa Fa 37 - 40 Farmer 17 M W Pa Farmer Fa 38 - 1 15 M Pa Fa 38 - 2 W Farmer 12 M W Ks 8 M 38 - 3 Ks W 38 - 4 6 F W Ks 4 M 38 - 5 Ks W 38 - 6 2 M w Ks 2/12 M 38 7 W In Farmer Ia 38 - 8 40 M W Fa Housekp 40 F Ia 38'1- 9 W In Housekp 18 F Ia 38 - 10 W Farmer Ia Ia 38 - 11' 16 M w Student Ia Is 38 - 12 14 F Ks W· 4 F 38 - 13 W Ks 3 F 38 14 W Ks 4/12 F 38 - 15 W Ia 20 M Ia 38 - 16 W Mo Teacher 21 F Mo 38 - 17 W Pa Farmer 34 M Fa 38 - 18 W Housekp Pa 28 F Fa 38 - 19 W 4 M Ks 38 - 20 W 2 M Ks 38 - 21 1/12 M W Ks 38 - 22 W Farmer Pa 57 M Fa 38 - 23 w Housekp Oh 37 F Oh 38 - 24 W 14 F Student Ks 38 - 25 W Ks 7 F 38 - 26 4 F W Ks 38 - 27 w 1 F Ks 38 - 28 W Farmer Tn 56 M Mo 38 - 29 W Housekp Tn 43 F Mo 38 - 30 W Housekp 16 F Mo Mo 38 - 32 W Pa 47 M Farmer Wl. 38 - 3" 45 . F W Housekp Fa Wl 38 - 3~ W 16 M Farmer W1 Wi 38 - 3~ W 7 M Wl Wl 38 - 39 W Farmer 38 M Oh 11 38 - 37 W 27 F Housekp Oh 11 38 - 38 12 F W 11 11 38 - 39. W 8 M 11 11 38 - 4~ W 17 M armer Mo Mo 38 - .3~ t 6 F W 11 11 39 - 1 W 2 M Ks 39 - 2 W 7/12 F Ks 39 - 3 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE PALMYRA 4s~ §~J; QolO;t rIBm! W. M 48 Vantries, Walte~ W F 47 Vantries, Mary W M 26 Vantries, . Blair W 18 F Vantries, Ella W M 16 Vantr1es, Frank ·W 14 M Vantries, Ellsworth W F 10 Vantries, Minnie w F Vantries, Bertha 5 W 10/12 F Vantries, Laura W 60 M Spangler, S.R. W F Spangler., Elizabeth 45 W N Joseph 22 Spangler, W Spangler, Benjamin 17 M W Spangler, Jane 19 F W F Spangler, Mary E. 9 24 M ·W Spangler, Jacob W Stonebraker, S .A. 32 M W F Stonebraker, Suxan 29 W 10 M Stonebraker, W. • W F Stonebraker, Dora G. 9 i'lI M 6 Stonebraker, Orval W F 4 Stonebraker, Olive W F 2 Stonebraker, Pearl W 6/12 F St'onebrakE;lr, Lena W M Revolo, J.M. 51 F W 48 Revelo,Mary W Revelo, Eugene 21 M W M Revelo, Antony 26 W F Revelo, Katharine 13 4 W Revelo,' Jane F w . Albright, B• ~f 33 W Albright, B. M 7 W Strunk, S.C. 30 M F W Strunk, Flora J. 22 W Strunk, Unnamed 2/l2 F W Bell, Thomas J. 30 M Bell, Ellen:" W 26 F Bell, Verna W F 6 Bell, Harry M W 5 Bell, Ivy W F ·2 Bell, Edith W 3/12 F Hughs, Tandy W 37 M Hughs, Rachel 61 W F Sloan, Frank W 31 M Sloan, Em1ly F W 32 Sloan, Mary L. W F 7 Sloan; Joseph W M 3 Sloan, Eva 8/12 F W Jeffries, T.S. W 56 M Jeffries, Mary W F 49 .F W Jeffr1es, Margaret 18 Jeffr1es, Hannah W 15 F Jeffr1es, Mary 12 F W CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Where from to Kans!s' pye-Line Occy:eAt~on Pl!:c! Fa Pa Farmer 39 - 4 . Fa Fa Housekp 39 - 5 6 Pa Pa Farmer 39 Pa Pa Student 39 - 7 Pa Pa Student 39 - 8 Pa Pa Student 39 - 9 Pa Pa Student 39 - 10 Ks 39 - 11 Ks 39 - 12 Oh In Famrer 39 - 13 Oh In Housekp 39 - 14 In F~mer In 39 - 15 " In Farm'er In 39 - 16 In In Housekp 39 - 17 In In 39 - 18 In In Fa:~er 39 - 19 Pa Pa Merchant 39 - 20 Pa Landlady Pa 39 - 21 Student 'Ks 39 - 22 Ks 39 - 23 Ks 39 - 24 Ks 39- 25 Ks 39 - 26 Ks 27 39 Silkdresser France France 39 - 28 Housekp France France 39 - 29 ' Farmer France France 39 - 30 Silkdresser France France 39 - 31 Housekp France France 39 - 32 Ks 39 - 33 Farmer. Germany Oh 39 - 34 Oh Oh 39 - 35 Farmer Pa Pa 36 39 Housekp Pa Pa 39 - 37 Ks 39 - 38, Farmer Pa Pa 39 - 39 Housekp II II 39 - 40 Ks 40 - 1 Ks 40 - 2 Ks 40 - 3 Ks 40 - 4 Farmer Oh II 4Q - 5 Va II 40 - 6 Farmer In In 40 - 7 Housekp Ia .Ia 40 - 8 Ks 40 - 9 Ks 40 - 10 . Ks 40 - 11 Farmer Ireland' Ireland 40 - 12 Housekp Pa II 40 13 S~udent II II 40 - 14 Student Ks 40 - 15 Student Ks 40 16 .- �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE .. ' <-: TOWNSHIP PALMYRA . .' .6&1 §§X ~Qlol: N9m§ W M 10 Jeffries, William W M 8 Jeffries, James W M 50 Shields, James W 48 F Shields, Mariah W M 11 Shields, George W M Shields, Aldin 9 Vi M 6 Shields, Ray W 4 M Sh.ields, Byron W M Winningham, John 38 W F Winningham, Elizabeth 28 W F 8 Winningham, Agnes w'M Winningham, John W. 7 W M 4 Winningham, Thomas W F 1 Winn1ngham. Myrtyle W M Joseph, James M. 53 F' W Joseph, Louvenia 36 W M Joseph, George D. 17 W Joseph, James S. 15 M M 'W Joseph, Peter E. 13 F W Joseph, Louvenia M. 9 W M Joseph, Paul E. 7 W M 2 Joseph, Hermon D. w Rhoades, Benj. 54 M W F Rhoades, Mary 52 M W 16 Rhoades, Elton F W . Rhoades'~ Victoria 22 W 14 F Rhoades, Ellen W Rhoades, Waverly M 7 W Hannam, Thomas M 55 W F Hannam, Jane 53 W . Hannam, Thomas 15 M F W 12 . Hannam, Rosa Fuller, Lora1n M W 47 O'Neal, John B. W M 36 0' Neal, . Harriet F W 30 W O'Neal, Francis E. M 6 'W O'Neal, William R. M 3 O'Neal, Earnest M W 1 w Wadde'll, R.M. M 32 W Waddell, Ella A. F ·25 W Waddell, Byron B. M 2 W O'Neal, M.A. 42 M .0' Neal, ,Elenor W 41 F w ·O'Neal, Herbert L. 12 M F O'Neal, Mary H. W 7 McGowen, A.B. W M 33 McGowen, H.A. F 22 W McGowen, J'no. w. M W 7 McGowen, Nye 4 M W f' .McGowen, Kate 1 W Wh1te, David A. W 39 I'!I Whl te, Abi 26 W F ~- ~- ...- - -, - -, Birth Where from to Kans§s Py§-Line Occy~§tion P1AQ§ 40 -17 Ks Farmer 40 18 Ks 40 - 19 Ireland II Farmer 20 40 England NY Housekp 40 - 21 Kg Farmer' 22 40 Ks 40 - 23 Ks 40 24 .Ks 40 - 25 Mo Mo Housekp 40 26 Wi Wi Housekp 40 Ks 27 ' ,40 28 Ks 40 - 29 Ks 40 Ks 30 Oh 40 Farmer De 31 Oh 40 Md Housekp 32 Oh Oh 40 - 33 . Farmer Farmer' Oh Oh 40 34 Oh 40 - 35 Oh Farmer Oh Oh 40 - 36 Oh Oh 40 37 40 - 38 Ks Oh Oh 40 Farmer 39 . Housekp Oh Oh 40 - 40 Oh Oh Farmer 41 - 1 Oh Oh Housekp 41 - 2 'Housekp Oh Oh 41 - 3 Oh Oh 41 - 4 Farmer England W1 41 - 5 Housekp . NH Wi 41 - 6 Farmer Ks 41 - 7 . Student Ks 41 - 8 Farmer NY NY 41 9 Farmer Oh Id 41 10 Housekp Oh Oh 41 - 11 Ks 41 - 12 Ks 41 - 13 Ks 41 - 14 Farmer Oh Oh 41 15 Housekp Oh Oh 41 16 . Ks 41 17 Physician. Oh Oh 41 - 18 Housekp Pa Pa 41 - 19 Student Ks 41 - 20 Ks 41 21 Blank Oh Mo 41 - 22 Housekp Oh Mo 41 - 23 Oh Mo 41 24 Ks 41 25 Ks 41 26 Physician In Ia 41 27 Housekp Oh Ia 41 28 - - -- - -- -- - - --- - �KANSAS 1875 Wh1te, Hermann Wh1te, Homer Wh1te, Etta White, Ida Hugenot, J .B. Hugenot, MaryH. Hugenot, Mary Hugent, Lou1sa Hugent, John Hugent, Julius Hugent, Soph1a Hugent, Kate Hugenot, Fann1e Hugenot, Emma Hugenot, Frank Hugenot, Ellen Rouselot, C. Rouselot, V1ctoria Rouselot, August Rouselot, Charles Rouselot, Fann1e Rouselat, Earnest Petit, John B. Rousey, Ferd1nand Hughs, Joseph L. Hughs, Catherine Hughs, Melissa . Hughs , Rosella Hughs, M11ton Hughs, Verna Hughs, Joseph Corb1n, Albert Rhoades, James Rhoades, E11zabeth Bell, Jackson Bell, Susanna Bell, Emma Bell, Jackson Bell, Ida Bell, Oscar Bell, Leonard Bell, Henry Deppe~ Alfred Dan1els, C.R. Kramer, Barnhardt Kramer, . ~::Barbary Kramer, John . Kramer, Barnhardt Kramer, Rachel Kramer, Barbaretta Kramer, George Kramer, Lew1s CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY , PALMYRA- Volume 19 N8.D!,e' STATE TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place 6 5 3 8/12 44 44 20 M M W F F W W M W W F W F. ~ 19 F M w w 15 W. 11 M F F w 13 9 F 7 3 F. M W W W W W W 17 1/12 44 30 15 13 11 5 64 13 38 34 F M F M M F M M M M W w W W W W W W W W W 15 12 F F F 9 M w F W 2 M M 3 18 26 28 53 45 20 14 11 9 7 7 40 60 57 47 23 21 19 16 14 12 Farnier. Housekp Farmer Farmer Student . Farmer Farmer Farmer . Housekp Housekp Housekp W M F W W W M W F F W W W W W M F M M M M M M F M M F F M M f'armer· Housekp Housekp. Housekp Farmer Farmer Housekp Housekp Farmer Farmer Housekp Farmer Housekp Housekp Farmer Housekp W W .'$,W W W W W W W W W W Carpenter Farmer f'armer Housekp Herder Farmer Housekp Housekp Farmer Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Ia Is Ia Ia Ia Ia Ks France Pa France Pa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Pa Fa Fa Fa Pa Ks Ks Ks France Fa France Fa Pa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Ks France Fa Fa Fa Oh 11 Ii II II II II II Ks Ks Ks Fa . Oh Oh Oh Oh II Fa Fa Fa Oh Fa Fa Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Oh NY Germany Germany Germany Germany Ia Ia Mo Mo Ia Wi Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 42 42· 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 - 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA Volume 19 . . "' .. ... - TOWNSHIP ... - .. _-" .---- Birth rfG~ Kramer, Lena Vaughan, F.P. Vaughan,. Barbary J. Vaughan, Kate Vaughan, Finley Vaughan, Frederick Vaughan, Winnlfred Vaughan, Barbary Vaughan, Abram S. Vaughan, Isophene G. McGinley, Wm. McGinley, Eunice McGinley, E.M. Weaver, Emma Weaver, Clarence Weaver, Racey Beeks, C.B. Beeks, H.J. Beeks, Edgar Beeks, Oscar Beeks, Minnie V. Beeks, Charles E. Beeks, Laura B. Chamberlain, Joseph Chamberlain, Dora Chamberlain, William Griffith, John N. Griffith, Maria Griffith, Alice Griffith, Amamda Griffith, William Griffith, Alma Griffith, Laura Griffith, Frank Wright, Edmond Wright, Emily Wright, Albert Wright, James Wright, Lizzie Wright, .Eddie Wright, Jennie Wright, William Wright, Robert Johnson. Oliver Johnson, Mary D. Johnson, Mary R. Johnson, Charles A. Johnson, F.ranklin B. Johnson, Daniel w. Stewart, G.W. Stewart, . Annie Rodgers, Nancy Johnson, George L MI §IJ: F 2 ~olO;t OggY~At1on Pl~c~ M M F M W W Farmer W Housekp W Teacher W Student W F.armer W 'Student W W W., W Farmer W·' House~,p W Farmer W Housekp W Student W W Farmer W Housekp w· F:armer W Student W Student W 6 F W 49 54 E. 58 38 17 10 8 5 3 9/12 50 35 18 14 11 .7 5 3 M F W . Merchant Housekp W W Farmer W 'Smi th W Housekp W Housekp W Student 47 45 23 18 15 11 7 4' 1 69 63 24 32 10 8 45 43 19 16 13 8. 1 58 48 18 16 10 8 36 36 63 12 M F F M M F F' M F M F M F M M M F M M F F F M F F M M F M M F M F M M M F F M M M M F F M W W W W B: B B B B B B Farmer Housekp Farmer Farmer Student B B W W l"armer Housekp Housekp. Farmer. Farmer W W W W W Farmer Housekp Housekp Farmer W W W Ks Mo Va Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Pa Oh In In In In Va Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks England Tn I Wi Pa In Ia Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ar A.r Ar Ar Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ma NY Ks Ks Ks Ks In In Ky Ks Where from to Kans!.s Py§-Line rtIo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo In In In Oh Oh Oh Oh Mo Mo Mo Ba Ia Ia Ar Ar A.r Ar Oh OH Ia Ia Ia 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 - - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17· 18 19 20 21 22 - 2) 43 - 24 43 - 25 43 43 - 26 43 - 27 43 - 28 43 - 29 43 - 30 43 - 31 43 - 32 43 - 33 43 - 34 43 - 35 43 - 36 43 - 37 43 - 38 43 - 39 43- 40 44 - 1 44 - 2 44 - 3 44 - 4 44 .- 5 44 - 6 44 ..;-/7 44 - 8 44 - t"{} 44 - 11:; 44 ~< 44 - 1J:44 - 9 .. . �1875 KANSAS Name Age Sex Color Dobbins, Sam'l £. Dobbins, Amelia Dobbins, Fr~nk Dobb1ns, Mary A. Dobbins, Josephine Montgomery, Mary Montgomery, Ellen Montgomery, James L. Brown, H.R. Brown, Moro Keiffer, Samuel Ke1ffer, Lucinda Keiffer, Lizzie Keiffer, L.Beecher Keiffer, Alice Scott, Eliza A. Scott, Lillie Scott, Carrie Scott, Minnie Stout, Andrew Stout, Sarah·A. Dean, Eva L." :, Stout, P.D.· Stout, Willie Weeks, Samuel Weeks, Sarah H. Weeks, Mary Snider., Dolly Stevens, Richard Stevens, Sophia Stevens, Sophia Stevesn, Lizzie Stevens, Emma Stevens, John Stevens, Willie Stevens, Charles Stevens, James 'Stevens, Katie . Doom, J .C. Doom, Jenn1e Doom, Annie Sawyer, Carrie Barriclow, Jaly Frame, Julia Frame, Matilda Dungan, Lydia Dungan, Wilson Dungan, Olive . Junkins, Joseph Junkins, Julia Junkins, Ida J;.unkins, Frankie Junkins; Nettie Junkins, Unnamed 50 44 M 17 M 14 9 14 F W W w· F W F F 59 M' M W W W W W F W 66 M 26 F M W W" W W W W W W W W W W W iN W W W 10 5 55 55 20 18 47 20 17 14 38 38 19 12 6 f F F F F F F M F F M M 62 M 28 F F 4 54 F 63 49 M 23 F F F 16 14 M M 21 18 F 11 M 9 M 6 F ·?9 M 27 2 19 F F F F F F F 59 21 17 39 13 7 M F 24 M 32 F 6 M 2 F 4/12 M 9 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA.' "': TOWNSHIP VolUme 19 '. STATE F . B1rth Occupation Place Carpenter NJ' Housekp Pa Student W1 Housekp W1 W1 Student NY NY Student Ks . Farmer Me Me Housekp Pa Merchant Oh Housekp Oh Housekp Oh Merchant Blank Student Housekp Ky Teacher Ia Student Ia Student 'Ia Oh Min1ster Housekp Oh Oh Student Oh Student Ks Merchant NY Housekp NY 'Clerk Ny Where from to Kansas Page-Line '. 44 - 1:4~ Wi II 44 - 15 W1 44 - 16 44 - 117, Wi "1 44 - 18 44 - 1~9 II 44 - 2.p II 44 - 21i. Me 44 - 22 Me 44 .Z3: Oh 44 - 24.. Oh 44 - 2iS .' Oh 44 - 2q oh 44 - 217; Blank 44 - 28' Oh 44 - 2~ Ia 44 - ~JO" Ia 44 - J'lf Ia 44 - 32,: Oh 44 - 33' Oh 44 - 3~ Oh 44 - 35 44 6' Oh 3_..r ~ Mo Mo Mo Ks Speculator England W1 Housekp England W1 H~usekp II W1 Housekp Wi W1· r.j ~ousekp Wi W1 W Farmer Ks W Farmer Ks W Farmer Ks W Ks W Ks w Sm1th Oh Oh W Housekp Oh Oh W Ks W Housekp Ks W Housekp Ky In W Housekp In In W Housekp In In W Housekp NY II W Student II II W Oh II W Sm1th In In W . Housekp Pa Pa W Ks W Mo Mo W Mo Mo W Ks W W W W W ~~ : ~~:: 44 - 3·9" 44 - 40 4~ - 1 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 45 - 25 45 - 26 45 - 27 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE PALMYRA Age Sex Color W 56 M W 46 F ·W 16 F W 12 1" Chadbourne, J.H. Chadbourne. Ellza Chadbourne, Annle Chadbourne, Etta Chadbourne, Charles 10 M Hunter. Wlillam 61 M Hunter, Jane 55 F Hunter, Ellen R. 20 F· Hunter. Allce ~. 15 F Hunter. Charles E. 18 M Dlckenson, Charles 41 M Dlckenson. Ellzabeth39 F Dlckenson., George L. 17 }'II Dlckenson. Fllena 16 F Dlckenson" Edward R. 13 }'II D1ckenson. Nelile '1'. 11 F Knox, M.V.B. 33}'11 Knox. Nett1e 30 F Humphrey, John 18 M Humphrey, Wlille 15 M Lahy, Mlchael 33 M Lahy, Wlnnie 50 F Lahy, Bridget 11 F Carter, H. Clay 25 M Carter, O.E. 22 F Carter, Mollte 6 F Carter, Maggle 4 F Carter, Mlnnle 2 F Crosby, Jacob 24 M Mosley, Wm. 57 M Mosley, E11zabeth 36 1" Mosley, Harry 17 M Mosley, Jane 14· F Mosley, Ann1e 9 F Mosley, Sarah 5 F M:C>sley, Harr1et 22 F Boynton, J. 50 M Boynton, Martha S. 50 F Boynton, Minnie S. 18 F Boynton, K1 tt1e B.14 F A1tk1n, R.C. 48 F Altkin, Hannah 18 F Al tkln, Homer 15 M Attkin, Vlrglni~ 13 F A1tk1n, M~E. 10 F Sricourt, Newton 21 M Bruen1ng, George W. 28 M French, W. Lown 22 M W1lson, J.M. ~J M . Lauten, George J7}VI Lauten, Mary 34 F Lauten, Emma 4 F Harford, Thomas 38 M W W W W W W W w· w W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W B W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .. :0: TOWNSHIP B1rth Where from Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne Oh II 45 28 Farmer Oh Housekp II 45 - 29 II . 45 - 30 II Student Ks 45 - 31 Ks 45 - 32 pa. Farmer Pa 45 - 33 Housekp Pa Pa 45 - 34 Pa Student Pa 45 - 35 Pa Student Pa 45- 36 Pa Student Pa 45 - 37 Mo Sm1th Mo 45 - 38 Mo Housekp Mo 45 - 39 .' Mo Tele. Opere Mo 45;.-,- 40 Mo Student Mo 46 '- 1 Mo Student Mo 46 - 2 Mo Student Mo 46 - 3 Vt M1nlster NY 46 - 4 Vt Teacher Vt 46 - 5 Student ·11 II 46 - 6 Student Ks 46 - 7 Laborer Ireland Ct 46 - 8 Cook Ireland Ct 46 - 9 Cook NY Ct 46 - 10 . Nurseryman Oh Oh 46 - 11 Housekp Oh Oh 46 - 12 Oh Oh 46 - 13 Ks 46 14 Ks 46 - 15 Laborer Tn Oh 46 - 16 Le.borer England England 46 - 17 Housekp England England 46 - 18 Laborer England England 46 - 19 Housekp England England 46 - 20 England England 46 - 21 England England England 46 - 22 Housekp England England 46 - 23 Min1ster. NY M1 46 - 24 Housekp N;(. Ml 46 --25 Housekp Ml M1 46 - 26 Student M1 M1· 46 - 27 Housekp Pa Oh 46 - 28 Housekp Pa Oh 46 - 29 Student Fa· Oh 46 - 30 Student Fa Oh 46 - 31 Student Pa Oh 46 - 32 ·Mln1ster In In 46 - 33 M1n1ster Ia Ia 46 - 34 Stud.ent Oh Oh 46 - 35 M1nlster In In 46 36 Germany 'q:e rmany NY 46 - 37 Housekp NY NY 46 - 38 NY NY 46 - 39 Wagon Maker Oh II 46 - 40 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name 28 F Harford" Franc1s Harford, Dan1el 5 M Harford, Maud 3 F Henderson, A.C. 50 M Henderson, Rebecca F 48 Henderson, Mary 21 F Henderson, Hunter 16 M Le1ser" Wm. 26 M Le1ser, Emma 23 F Rouse, E11za 66 F Le1ser, Charles 8/12 M Munger, .Amos A. 32 M Munger, Hannah E. 28 F Munger, M.1nn1e 4 F Munger, Sal11e 76 F Munger, Mary J. 28 F Munger, Eva 2 F Weatherby, S.S. 34 M Weatherby, De11a L. 32 F Weatherby, Olive 2 F Pr1ce, aena 14 F Stearns, J:ohn C. 72 M Buck, Ida 19 F Deweese, John AiL. 12 M Mi tchellll Scott,·:~, 15 M Martin, Josephine 42 F Murray, Jennie 16 F' Boardman, Jonathan 48 M Boardman, Mary 38 F Boardman, Eva E. 17 F Boardman, Francis ,13 F Boardman, Charles 11, M Boardman, Harry, 9 M Boardman, W111ie 4 M Boardman, Sadie 1 F Chapman, J.oseph 39 M Chapman, {§arah 32 F Chapman,:- Wililam 11 M Chapman, Henry 5 M Phl11ips, Mary A. 40 F ,< 14 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY , PALMYRA Age Sex Phl11lps, Benjamln Phillips, George Ph11llps, J:oseph Ph.l11ips. Tpomas Cavaness', U .C •. Cavaness Mary Clayton; 'Kate Cavaness.• M.olli,e Dallas, Nancy B. Dallas, Chester B. Dallas, Addle E. STATE M M M 12 10· . 2.1 M 64 66 M F 26 TOWNSHIP Where from to Kansas Page-Line Housekp W1 W1 47 - 1 Ks 47 - 2 Ks '47 - 3 Speculaton Ireland NY 47 - 4 Housekp NY NY 47 - 65 Housekp NY NY 47 Student Ks 47 - 7 Merchant Wl Mo 47 8 Cook Ia Ia 47 - 9 Housekp In In 47 - 10 Ks 47 - 11 Butcher NY Wi 47 12" B1rth Color Occupation Place W W W w W W W W W W w. W' W W W W W Housekp Housekp Housekp W Teacher W ~ousekp W B W . '":'~-;,-- .. ,. Gardener W Student W . Student W Student W Housekp W 'Student W Miller W Housekp W Housekp W Student W Student W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 24 53 23 F F F M W 18 F W W W Wi Wi NY Pa Ks Oh Oh Ks Mo NH Mo Oh 11 11 W1 W1 Wi Pa Oh OYr, In In Ks NY IL Mi Ml Pa In Oh ·In In In In In In In In Ks Ks Merchant Canada Canada Housekp Canada Can~da Student Ks '. .. Ks' Housekp Tn Ia Farmer Mo Ia Farmer II Ia Farmer II Ia Student Ky Ia Hotel Keeper NC IN Hotel Keeper NC IN Housekp In In Housekp In In Housekp wv Oh Printer Oh Oh Housekp Oh Oh In 4.7 - 13 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 9-7 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 - 14 15 16 17' 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3i :32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 ~o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 48 8 48 - 9 48 - 10 48 - 11 �1875 KANSAS STATE PALMYRA Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY " ".: TOWNSHIp· Blrth Name Smith, Thomas Smith, Pheba W. Smith, Lil11e L. Smith, Spencer R. Sm1th, Annie P. Walker, S.N. Walker, Kate M. Walker, V.A. Durgin, Henry J. Durg1n, Sarah C. Frost, Laura K. Durg1n, Flota Durgin, Charles H. Durgin, Adda M. Mosley, George Mosley, Mary Mosley, Wil11am Shields, Saml H. Shields, Maud Sh1elds, James H. Shields, ·Bernice R. Harford, Daniel C. Harford, Hannah L. Harford, Ella Harford, Annie Demming, O.H. Demming, Nancy Demmlng, Elmlra. Demm1ng, AlfredF'. Campbell, James R. Campbell, Mary E. Campbell, Maggie Campbell, Belle Campbell·, Charles Campbell, John Campbell, Watson Campbell, Frankle Campbell, Howard Jefferson, Richard Jefferson, Mary Prlce, Sallle . Prlce, Charles Prlce, Annle Jefferson, Jason Crosby, M. I. Crosby, Orcut Crosby, Ollve Crosby, Leafy Gordon, Urlah Gordon, Ura Gordon, Wlll1am .. G.• Gordon, Cyrus E. Schnebley, J.G. Schnebley, Mary Schnebly, Susan Schnebley, Bessle -. -.~ .- ., . . . . . ":'~~,.<-...----~- --- Age Sex Color 54 "M 46 F 19 F 18 M 10 F 58 M 52 F 18. F' 46 M 34 F 13 F 6 4 F M 4/12 21 22 7/12 30 28 F M F M M F M F M F 5 1 62 61 18 22 49 50 23 F .F M F F 9 M 49 48 23 21 19 17 15 13 9 26 30 18 8 M 5 1 52 21 .19 10 36 31 3 1 41 32 9 7 F F F M M M F M M F F M F M M M F F M F M M M F F F Occupat1on Place Where from . to Kansas Page-L1ne Peddler England Mo 48 12 Housekp Tn Mo 48 - 13 W Teacher Tn Mo 48 - 14 W Farmer Mo Mo 48 - 15 W Student Ks 48 - 16 W Famrer Vt Wi 48 - 17 W Housekp Canada Wl 48 - 18 W Housekp Wi Wi 48 - 19 Cabinet Maker NH Oh 48 - 20 w Housekp NJ Oh 48 - 21 w Student Oh Oh 48 -22 W· Oh Oh 48 23 ,w Oh Oh 48 - 24 W Ks 48 - 25 W Laborer' England England ~8 - 26 w·.. · Housekp In In 48 - 27 'w Ks 48 - 28 . W Farmer In Il 48 - 29 W Housekp Pa Il '48 - 30 'W Il Il 48 - 31 W Il Il 48 - 32 W Il 48 - 33 Wagonmaker Pa W Housekp Pa Il 48 - 34 W 'Housekp Pa Il 48 - 35 W Housekp Pa Il 48 - 36 . W Stonemason NY Pa 48 - 37 W Housekp Fa Pa 48 - 38 W Music Teacher Fa Pa 48 - 39 W Pa Pa 48 - 40 W Farmer Fa Pa 49 - 1 W Housekp Oh Pa 49 - 2 W Housekp Pa Pa 49 - 3 W Teacher Pa Pa 49 - 4 W Smith Pa Pa 49 - 5 W Farmer Pa Fa 49 - 6 W Farmer Pa Pa 49 - 7 W Student Pa Pa 4'9:::'::" 8 W Student Pa Pa 49"-"'::' 9 B Laborer Mo Mo 49 10 B Housekp Mo Mo 49 - 11 B Housekp Mo Mo 49 - 12 B . Ks 49 - 13 B Ks 49 - 14 B Ks 49 - 15 W Tlnner Vt Mi 49 - 16 W Showman Pa Ml 49 - 17 W Housekp Mi Ml 49 - 18 W Student Ml Mi 49 - 19 W Saddler Oh Mo 49 - 20 W Hosuekp Oh Oh 49 - 21 W 49 - 22 Ks W Ks 49 - 23 W Druggist Oh Mo 49 - 24 W House~p Oh Mo 49 - 25 W Mo Mo 49 26 W Mo M 0 4 9 - 27 W W 7 �1875 KANSAS Age Sex M 5 Schnebley, Johnie Schnebley. James' 2 Schebley, George 2· Fitzgerald. E.H. 52 FItzgerald, N.L. 44 Fitzgerald. Oria 14 Darnell, Kate 34 Darnell, Carrie 13 Darnell, Jettie 10 Donaldson. H.A. 34 Donaldson, Ivy Myrtle 8 Donaldson. Fern 4 LIggett, William 70 Liggett, Catherine 66 Walters, J.J. 28 Walters, Luella 23 Walters, Werter D. 1 Sweet, B.F. 66 Sweet. Jane 66 Sweet. Wm. H. 31 Byers, S.S. 24 Byers,·E.E. a Byers, Maud 2/12 Becktal, Willis 20 Becktal,Jennie 18 Walker, J.C. 26 Dibert, A.A. 41 Dibert, MattIe 21 Dibert, Ola 19 Dibert, Ira 17 Dibert, EddIe 14 Dibert, GeQrge 10 Dibert, Jenn1e 6 DIbert, Fredd1e 1 Reed, H.W. 62 Reed, Cornelia 56 Reed. Frank B. 19 Reed, Addie H. 14 Piper. Frances A. 56' Piper, Luc~ ~.25 PIper, Martha ~'. 22 Cewgill, H:E. 65 Cewgill, Johanna N. 61 Cewgill, James S. 21 Cewgill, Martha E. 23 Rouse. David 29 Rouse, India 29 Cunningh~, Sam'l 11 Rouse, Nel11e 2/12 . McGinley, N.D. 25 McGinley. Mary P. 21 McGinley, Ed1th 3 McG1nley, Irving 1 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA' . "': TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Name STATE M M M F M F F' F M F F M F M F M M F 'M M F F M F M F F F M M M F M M F M F F F F M F M F M 'F M F M F F M B1rth Where from Occupat1on Place to Kansas Page-L1ne Color Ks 49 - 28 W Ks W 49 - 29 49 - 30 W Ks . Mo W NY Merchant 49 - 31 Mo In Merchant W 49 - 32 Mo C.lerk' II W 49 - 33 In W Housekp In 49 - 34 In In Student· W 49 - 35 In In W . Student " 49 - 36 Oh W Physician Oh 49 - 37 W Oh Oh 49 - 38 w· Ks 49 - 39 .W In Wood Sawyer Ky 49 - 40 In Housekp Oh W 50 - 1 II W Minister Pa 50 - 2 Mi W Housekp NY 50 - 3 Ks W 50 - 4 Farmer' Ky Oh W 50 - 5 Oh W Va 50 - 6 Oh Oh W Teacher' 50 - 7 W II II Minister 50 - 8 W Ks 50 - 9 W Ks 50 - 10 W .' Student Oh Oh 50 - 11 Oh W Student Oh 50 - 12 W Teacher Canada Canada 50 - 13 W 'Housekp In In 50 - 14 W Dressmaker In In 50 - 15 W Teacher Ia In 50 - 16 W Farmer Ia In 50 - 17 W Farmer Ia In 50 - 18 W Student In In 50 - 19 W Ks 50 - 20 W Ks 50 - 21 W Min1ster NY Ia 50 - 22 W Housekp NY Ia 50 - 23 W Student Ia Ia 50 - 24 Student Ia Ia ·w 50 - 25 W Housekp K,y II 50 - 26 W Teacher II II 50 - 27 W Seamstress II II 50 - 28 W Physician Ky In 50 - 29 Housekp , Ky W In 50 - 30 W Invalid In In 50 - 31 W Teacher In In .:sO - 32 W Farmer Ia Ia 50 - 33 W Housekp Mo Ia 50 - 34 W Student .Ny' Ia 50 - 35 W .Ks 50 36 W Farmer In Mo 50i.- 37 W Housekp Tn Pa 50 - 38 W Ks 50 - 39 W Ks 50 - 40 �1875 KANSAS Maphet, John Maphet, Alice Maphet, John Maphet, AlIena Maphet, Effie Maphet, Emma Willet, H.W. Willet, Susanna Willet, Olive M. Ramah, Mary C. Ramah, Nathan Ramah, Elizabeth Barnum, Edward Reynolds, Otto Dodge, H.D. Dodge, Helen Dodge, Odessa Dodge, Lola Dodge, Frank Brosman, John Brosman, . Mary A. Rich, Philip Pearson, William Long, Isaac Long. Chloe Long, Hattie Fri tz, Toney Gill, William Hague, James Hague, Sarah Larue, Sarah J ~ Larue, Bert ie . Larue, Willie Larue, Addie L. Tuttle, L.H. Tuttle, Mary Tuttle, M.H. Tuttle, Wm. H. Tuttle, Lillian L. Tuttle, Myrtle Cantrell, Hiram Still, A. T. . Still, Mary E. Still, Charles Still, Harry Still, Hiram Still, Fred Sells, Isabella . Sells, Elisha ·Sells, Lucy CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY PALMYRA· '. :'': TOWNSHIP Volume 19 Name STATE Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 39 39 M W W W W W W W 31 F F W W 25 7 6 4 1 . 7 55 25 24 15 4/12 36 34 12 10 1'1 F M F F F F W W W M M w F M F w w M W W M W 70 F 34 75 54 M W B 18 13 14 58 F M 8 70 51 53 M M F M M F M M F 24 F 5 3 M M F M 1 33 27 8 6 4 6/12 25 45 40 F F W W W W W W W W W W W W W F W F W M W F 12 M 8 M 8M 'W W .W W W 50 F W W 17 21 M F' W W 2 M In II In 51 - 5 Pa Oh Pa Oh Housekp Farmer Housekp Farmer Ks Ky Ky Ky Ky Ks II II II II Farmer Housekp Student. Student Farmer Housekp Laborer Farmer Housekp .Housekp Student Student F'armer Housekp Housekp F.armer Housekp . Farmer Machinist· Housekp St.udent Me NY Me II Ks Ks Ks Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Ar Ar England Pa NY II NY II Pall Ks Mo Co EnglandCt England Ct Ct Ct Ks Ks Ks In Mo In Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Mo Tn NY Ks Ks Ks Ks Horticulturist Oh Teleg. Opere II II 51 - 1 2 51 - 3 51 - 51 - 4 Merchant Housekp W W Ky Ks Ks Ks Ks W W M M Farmer· Housekp Where from. to Kansas Page-Line 51 6 51 - 7 51 - 8 51 - 9 51 - 10 51 - 11 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 - 51 - 20 21 22 51 - 23 51 - 24 51 - 25 51 - 26 51 - 27 51 - 28 51 - 29 51 - 30 51 - 31 51 - 32 51 - 33 51 34 51 - 35 51 - 36 51 - 37 51 - 38 51 - 39 Mo Mo NY 51 - 40 52 - 1 52 - 2 52 - 3 52 - 4 52 - 5 52 - 6 Ia Ia Ia 52 - 7 52 - 8 52 - 9 52 - 10 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE PALMYRA - ..- - .."-- _. . .- .. '" . ," TOWNSHIP B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place Name' M111er, Esther ~1111er, James M1.11er, Della M111er, John Wh1taker, Mark Wh1taker, Amel1a Wh1taker, Lou1sa Wh1taker, Robert Wh1taker, Tennessee Wh1taker, Martin Wh1taker, Alexander Wh1taker, Sher1den Wh1taker, Sherman Walker, Sarah Walker, Henr1etta Walker, Dellia M. 43 'F 16 M 14 F M 9 M 52 F 45 F' 19 M 17 F 15 10 M 8 M 4 M 4 M F 28 4 F 2 F Compiled by Mary Jamison Typed by CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY Donald Vaughn W W ,.W W' -..~. W W W w W W W' W w W W W Dressmaker Oh Student In Student In In Laborer Ky Housekp Ky Housekp Ky Laborer· Ky Housekp Ky, Ky Ky Ky Ky Housekp Pa Ks Ks ~ ,:.~;...-. Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne In In In In Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Pa 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 - 11 12 13 14 ';15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 , - �1875 KANSAS CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA:' TOWNSHIP Enumerators W:fEJ;.1a.ni' Meairs Volume 19 Name STATE B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place 46 Meairs. william Meairs. Lovina 33 Meairs. James H.L. 17 Mea1rs. Abraham L. 14 6 Meairs. Willie G. Meairs. Char~ie C. 6 Meairs, Eddie S. 5 Meairs, Elizabeth 9/12 24 Meairs. Martin L. 22 Meairs. MarcusC. 43 Cameron. Noah Camer'on, C:;Rosa 6 Cameron, Allen 5 Cameron. Huber 3 19 Sears. Anna 46 Prosser, W.G. Prosser. Jessie 33 12 Prosser, Edward Prosser, William 3 3/12 Prosser. James Beber. Joseph 39 Beber, Malinda 32 Beber, Rosa 15 4 Beber, B1rdy 11/12 Beber, Mary M. Hamich. Jacob 38 Hamich. Barbara R 38 Ham1ch. Jacob 15 Hamich. Arnold 13 Ham1ch. :inna 12 Hamich, B~rtha 8 Ham1ch, Robert 3 Moman, Frank 62 40 Moman, Harriet Moman, Julia 21 Webb, loW. 62 Webb, Amanda 51 Webb, Benjam1ne 23 Webb, Jennetta 15 Webb. John 12 M F M M M M M F M M M F M M F M F M M ll1,. M F F F F M F M M F F M M F F M F M F M Stehwe1n, Ang,rew M 58 Stehwein, ,D·c)r.j;ha~' 92> E\ Stehwein, Louisa' 21 F Stehwein, Fred 18 M Wallace, Pr10r M 47 Pr1or, Wallace ?? See above Wallace, Martha F 36 Wallace. ,Mary C. 14 F Wallace, Harr1et~P. 12 F Wallace, Laura E. 10 F Wallace, Marria E. 8 F Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne W Farmer Oh Oh W Housekeep1ngIn Mi W Farm help Ks W Farm help Ks W Twin. of 6har11eKs W Twin of Willie Ks W Ks W Ks W Farm,er In Oh W Farmer Oh Oh W Farmer NY NY W PA PA W Ks W Ks W HousekeepingIl Il W Farmer Eng. Mo ? W Housekeeping Scotland Mo ? W At School ,Eng. Mo? W Ks W Ks W Farmer Switz Mo W Housekeep1ng Sw1tz Mo W Help in houseMo Mo W Ks W Ks W Farmer Switz. 11 W Housekeeping Switz 11 W Help on farm Sw1tz Il W Help on farm Switz Il W At school Switz 11 W At school Switz 11 W Ks B Famrer Va Mo B Housekeeping Tn Mo B Working from home Mo Mo W Farmer Tn 11 W Housekeeping 11 Il W Farmer 11 11 W Help in house Il 11 W Help on farm Il Il 1 -, L:' 1 - 2 W Farmer W Farmer W Help in house W Help on far.m;. B Farmer Prussia Prussia Pruss1a Prussia Ky Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo 2 - 1 B Housekeep1ng B At school B At school Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo' Mo Mo B B Tx Tx Mo 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 1 - 10 1:",~,~'11 1 - 12 1 - 13 1 - 14 1 - 15 1 - 16 17 1 - 18 1 - 1 - 19 1 - 20 1 - 21 22 1 - 23 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 ' 37 38 39 - 40 2 - 2 2 - 3 2 - 4 2 - 5 2 - 6 2 - 7 2 - 8 2 - 9 2 - 10 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA Age Sex Color (TOWNSHIP Birth Occupation Place B Wallace, Lewis 6 M Mo Wallace, James A. 3 M B Ks Wallace could be Prior. See page 2 No. 5 Dorsey, Caroline 65 F B Grand ma Ky Todd, Alexander 25 M B Working on farm -Mo Rice, Henry 33 M B Farmer Mo Brune, Fred 55 M W Farmer Prussia Brune, Charlotte 43 F W Housekeeping Prussia W Help on farm Brune, Gustavus 21 M Mo Brune, Frank 17 M W Help on farm Mo Brune, William 12 M W Help on farm Mo Brune, Mary 8 F W Mo Bierman, Louis 37 M W Farmer Germany Bierman, Dortha 32 F W Housekeeping Prussia Bierman, Sophia 11 F W Mo Bierman, Albert 8 M W Mo Bierman, Ulysus 4 M W Ks Bierman, Louisa 1 F W Ks Morris, Richard 50 M W Farmer - Ct Dorsey, Chas. 42 M B Farmer Mo Dorsey, Jane 46 F B Housekeeping Ky Dorsey, Richard 17 M B Help on farm Mo Dorsey, Harvey 15 M B Help on farm Mo Dorsey, Elv1ra 12 F B At'school Tx Dorsey, Martha A. 9 F B At school Ar Dale, Mary B. 1 F B Grand child Mo Wethers, Lewis 24 M B 'Farmer Ky Lucas, J.S. 24 M W Farmer Oh Lucas, Sarah 18 F W Housekeeping Ks Lucas, Rose E. 1/12 F W Kg Toll, Reuben Toll, Elizabeth Toll, Marietta Toll, Rosella Hall, Isaac Hall, John Sheets, J.P. Sheets, Julia A. Sheets, Ella Sheets, Henry Sheets, Ollie Sheets, Edmund Halsing, Anson Halsing, Bett1e Smith, El1Jah Sm1th, Sarah Smith, Delilah Wilson, Richard Smith, Saunders Smith, Darkess 41 M 32 8 5 F 41 16 40 40 18 16 F W M M B Farmer B Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W Help on farm M F F M F 5 M M F M F 29 37 30 65 Housekeeping F 9 35 W Farmer .W W F 14 40 M 30 F M Ky Oh Ks Ks Ky Mo Where from to-Kansas Pest-Line Mo 2 - 11 2 - 12 Mo Mo Mo JvLo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo In Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Mo Ky Mo Mo Oh 2 - 13 2 - 14 2 - 15 2 - 16 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 - 27 2 - 28 2 - 29 2 - 30 2 - 31 2 - 32 2 - 33 2 - 34 2 - 35 2 - 36 2 - 37 2 - ~8 2 - 39 3 - 1 3 - 2 3 - 3 3 - 4- Mo 3 - 5 Mo 3 - 6 On:· Oh 3 - 7 Oh 3 - 8 Oh Oh 3 -9 Oh Oh 3 - 10 W Oh Oh' 3 11 W Oh Oh 3 12 W Farmer Sweden Sweden' J 13 W Housekeeping' ':S~weden Sweden 3 - 14 B Farmer Ky Mo 3 - 15 B Housekeeping. Mo. Mo . . 3 - 16 B Grand ma .. Mo Ky 3 .-.17 B Hired hand Mo Mo 3 -·18 B Farmer Ky Mo . J - 19 B Housekeeping Ar Ar. 3 - 20 Va �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA) TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex ColOr Occupation Place Wilson, Thomas 12 King, Aron 49 King, Mary E. 35 King, Laura J. 20 . Yates, William 54 Yate~, Esther 55 Yates, Annie .1;:;.21 Yates, 'Amanda· 19 Cade, Jacob 25 Thompson, Madison 25 Thompson, Evaline 24 Stover, H.S. 32 Stover, P.J. 28 Stover, L.A. 9 Stover, Lydia E. 7Stover, Chas. H~ 4. Stover, Joseph E. 1 Upton, William 35 Upton, Josephene' 23 Upton, David 14 Barnhlsel, John 43 Barnhlsel, Elizabeth 42 Stout, Mary E~ 22 Stout; Annie E. 20 Stout, S~san 15 Barnhlsel, Rosa 13 Barnhisel, Edmund S. 9 Barnhlsel, Eliza J. 4 Barnhisel, Cora A. 1 Sweetzer, G.B. 47 Sweetzer, Eliza 40 Sweetzer, Allce 17 Sweetzer, OIly 15 Sweetzer, Samuel 4 Rogers, Alfred 39 Rogers, Henrietta 37 Rogers, pennls 17 Rogers, AJ.t;nedo-:J'r. 15 Rogers, Dacora >d:i~ 9 Banks, John 61 Parker, Anthony 57 Parker, Mary 44 Parker, Walker 20 Parker, Hester (twin4 Parker, Hynoteras4 . Peake, See Peak Peak~ R.lt. 27 Peak, a.W..•·. 27 '3' . Peak·, Weisie' ?' Peak, Alfred . 56 . 4i .'. Peak, Sarah M M F F M F F F M M F M F F F M M· M F M M F F F F F M F F M F F F M M F M M F M M F M F M. B B B B Help on farm Farmer Housekeeping Workin out W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W At home W Hired man W·Farmer W Housekeeping WFamrer W Housekeeping Mo Tn ·NC Al Ky Oh II Ks II Mo Mo In In W In W Mo W Mo W Ks W Famrer Tn W Hous~keeping. 'Tn W At home Mo W Farmer Pa W Housekeeping Pa W Working at home Pa W WorkinQ: at' home Pa W Working at home Pa W At home Pa W Pa W Mo W Ks W Farmer Mo . W Housekeeping Mo W At home Ks W At home Ks W Ks B Farmer Mo B Housekeeping Tn B Help on farm Mo B Help on farm Mo B Ks B Farmer Ky B Farmer Mo B Housekeeping Ky B Help on farm Ar B Ks B ( Twlri of Hester)Ks' F W Housekeeping. M . 'W Farmer. . M W. MW' Farmer . F W Housekeeping . Tin Ii 'Ks NY NY Where from to Kansas Page-Line Mo Oh Oh Oh II II II II Mo Mo In In In In In 3 3 3 3 3 - 21 - 22 -23 - 24 - 25 . } - 26 . 3 - 27 3 - 28 : 3 - 29 3 - 30 3 - 31 3 - 32 3 - 33 3 - 34 - 35 - 36 37 Mo - 38 Mo - 39 Mo 3 - 40 Mo9-. - 1 Mo 4 - 2 Mo 4 - 3 Mo 4 - 4 Mo 4 - 5 Mo 4 - 6 Mo 4 - 7 Mo 4 - 8 Mo Mo Ar Ar Ar Ar Mo. Ar Ar Ar II II Pa. . NY 3 3 3 3 3 4 - 9 4 - 10 4 - 11 4 - 12 4 - 13 4 - 14 4 - 15 4 - 16. 4 17 4 - 18 4 - 19 4 - 20 4 ~·21 4 - 22 4 - 23 4 - 24 4 - 25 4 - '26 4 - 27 4 -. 28 4 - 29 4- 30· �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ',{ TOWNSHIP WAKARUSA ___ Name ,;, _.-J. Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Jennings,Thomas 50 1'1 W Farmer Jennings, Bridget 45 F W Housekeeping Jennings, Joseph 23 1'1 W Farmer Jennings, John 22 1'1 W At home Jennings , ; .'Owney 18 '1'1 W At home Jennings, Wm. B . 1 6 1'1 W At home Jennings, Mary A. 14 F WAt home Jennings, Edward· 12 1'1 W At home Jennings, James 10 W 1'1 Juchemich, H. 45 .1'1 W·Farmer Juchemich, Mary 34 F W Housekeeping Juchemich, Henry 16 1'1 W Help on farm Juchemlch, Teodore 14 1'1 W Help on farm Juchemich,· Matilda 11 F W Help in house Juchem1ch, Mary 9 F W Juchem1ch, Franc1s 7 W F Juchemich, Ann 4 F W Juchem1ch, Augu:st H.3 1'1 W Chrowell, Jacob 52 1'1 W Farmer Chrowell, E11zabeth 42 F W Housekeep1ng Chrowell. Henry 12 . 1'1 W Chrowell. Elmer 10 M W Lucton, Nellie 10 F . W Ad,opted child Winstow, Ed 43 1'1 W Farmer Dutton, Asa 59 1'1 W Farmer Dutton, Mary A. 58 F W Housekeeping Dutton, John 26 1'1 W Stone Mason Jones, Carrie E. 32 F W Housekeeping Jones, Marrietta 7 F W Smith, Geo. R. 13 1'1 W Help on farm Watson, Lorinda J. 33 F W Housekeeping Watson, Ela ~. 5 F W Skaggs, John 72 1'1 W Farmer Skaggs, America 58 F W Housekeep1ng H1tchcock, A. 20 1'1 W Help on farm Hitchcock, Franc1s 1'1.14 /~r\ W "Help on farm Grant, Henry. 30 1'1 W'Farmer Grant, John J.'. 23 1'1 W Farmer Gri1i:pt, Amilda 29 F W Housekeeping Grant, Mary 5 'F W Grant, Cora 4 F W Grant, Lilly 3 F W Grant, Nettie 9/12 F W Lemming, Matilda 23 F WHelp 1n house L1mm1ng, See Lemm1ng Kennedy, ,L.J. 38 1'1 W Farmer , Kennedy', Amanda 33 'F W Housekeep1ng Kennedy, ,Eva . 13 'F W Kennedy, "Htigh .11 ,1'1 W 'W Kennedy, Char11e E. 9 , ,M· Kennedy, Harvey 6 1'1 W . Ireland Oh Ireland Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 'Oh Oh . Oh Oh Oh Oh Prussia Mn Prussia 1'1n Wi 1'1n W1 Mn ,Wi~" W1 Mn ··1'1n Mn Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks Vt Oh Me II Oh Ks II II II Va Ky II Ks NY NY Oh Ks Ks Ks' Ks Oh Oh In· Ks, ,Ks Ks Ks. 1'1n Mn Mn Mn Mn In '. In Ma II II II II II II II Mo II II NY NY Oh 4"):::",,, 31 ;,', 4" 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 32' - 33 - 34 - 35 - 36 - 37 -'38 -39 - 40 :5 - 1 5 - 2 5 - 3 '-5 - 4 5 - 5 5 - 6 5 7 5 - 8 5 9 5 - 10 5 - 11 5 - 12 - 13 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ·5 5 '5 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20 -2'1 - '22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26, - 27 - 28 - 29 5 5 5 - @'O 5 -·.)1 5 - 32 Oh II Ia 5 - 33 5 34 5 - 35 5 - 36 5- 37, 5 38 5' -' 39 5 - 40 �-------------------------."---...,,.....,..~~--~~~~ 1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY .~ Volume 19 Name .~.:-~ ,. TOWNSHIP '.,.; "\ Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place M Kennedy, Clarence 11 41 M Kennedy, O.P. 32 F Kennedy, Martha F Kennedy, Jenney L. 19 13 M Kennedy, Frank 11 F , Kennedy, Bell 6 F Kennedy, Malinda Kennedy, Mollie 3 F Kennedy. Kansa.s Boy 3/12 M 50 M Lamborn, J.T. Lamborn, Lavana 27 F Lamborn, Annie 3 F 9/12 M' Lamborn, Charlie 43 M. Knipp, John Knipp,' Louisa. 27 F Knipp, John 5 M 20 M. Stevens, Albert 24' M Winslow, Fred 42 M Randall, Reuben Randall, Lizzie 25 F 6 F Randall" Susan 4 F Randall, Nellie 1 F Randall, Jennie 3/12 F Randall, Carrie 46 M Rogers, H.B. Rogers, Jane' 39F Rogers, Willis 17 M Rogers, Herbert 15 M ge F Rogers, Nettie 4 M Rogers, Alfred Rice, Samuel 42 M Rice, Luc'-:ie:6'1a 35 F Rice, Laura 18 F Rice, Sarah 16 F 18 M Rice, Daniel'Rice, Robert 15 M Rice, Samuel Jr. 11 M Rice, Allen H. 6 M Rice, Cornelius 4 M Rice, Archey 1/12 M Bryan, L.R. Bryan, Sarah Bryan, Jessie Daniels ,George Daniels, Mary Daniels, ,W.H. Daniels. ,Mary A~ 'Daniels ,. Jam'es Daniels, Florence Daniels, Fred Baldwin, Eben . WAKARUSA W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Teaching W At school W At s,chobl W· W W W Farmer W Housekeep1ng W W W'Farmer W Housekeeping W W Help on farm W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help on farm W W B B B B B B B B B B Farmer Housekeeping At home At home Help on farm Help on farm 25 3 Where from . to Kans&s Fage-Line Ks Oh II II II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Pa NY Ks Ks Prussia Germany Ks' Mo England , Ma Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Mo NC Mo Mo Mo Mo Tx Mo Ks Ks M W Farmer NY F W Housekeeping . In F W Ks M B Laborer Mo 35 F Mulatto House keep .Mo 25 -6 M Mulatto, Ks ,5: F, Mulatto . Ks -M Mulatto' Ks 3 F Mula"tto '.. 2. Ks . 3/12 M Mulatto Ks W Farmer 3J M Oh . 35 - ------_.-'-' 6 6 .6 .6 -':·1 - 2. - 3 .;-, .. 4 6'- 5 Pa RI . Mo Mo 6 6 6 6 - 6 6 6 6 6 6'- 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 16 Mo 6 - 17 England 6 - 18 Ma 6 - 19 Mo 6 - 20 6 - 21 6 - 22 6 - 23 Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Ia In Mo Mo. 6 24 6 - 25 6 - 26 6- -'27 6 - 28 6 - 29 6 - 30 6 - 31 6 - 32 6 - 33 , 6 - 34 6 35 6 - 36, 6 - 37 6 - 38 6 39 6 - 40 7 - 1 7 - 2 7 - 3 7 4 7 6 7 - 5 7 - ?' 7 8 T -9 7 - 10 7 11 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Nome STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA '~\ TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Baldwin, Etta 35 11 Baldwin, Willie Baldwin, Hellen 9 4 Baldwin, Jennie 1 Baldwin, Carrie 26 Cade, Phenis . Le.onard. Milton? 45 Milton, See Leonard Harpell, Libbie 35 Harpell. Albert 14 Harpell, Charlie 4 Baldwin. Caroline 55 Titterington, YM. 26 Titterington, S.E. 26 Titterington, C.F. 1 Barker, Elizabeth 63 Langhston, C.H. 57 Laughston. see L~nghston Langhston, Mary~. 38 Langhston, Depallnes 18 Langhstoh, N. • 5 Langhston, C.H. 3 Lightfoot, David 14 Lary. Lous. L. 16 Eckman, David 49 Eckman, Elizabeth 47 Eckman, Elmira 22 19 Eckman, Lizzie Eckman. D.M. 17 13 Eckamn, Sarah L. Eckman, Mary E. 11 Hopkins, J.A. 25 Lewis, Joshua 35 Lewis, Mary 30 Lewis, George 10 Lewis, James 8 Lewis, Charlie 6 Lewis, Richard 4 Lewis, Alice 1 Harrison, J.H. 46 Harrison, Martha A. 48 Harrison, Joseph 11 Harrison, ~ucy J. 8 Miller, T.'R. 35 Miller, Margaret 27 Miller, Florence 7 Miller, George 5 Miller, Frank 3 Fortson, William 47 Fortson, Mary .39 Fortson. Henry 10 Fortson, Franklin 8 Fortson, Sarah 6 F M W Housekeeping W At home F F F M M W W W W Hired man If Farmer W Housekeeping F W Help on farm M iW M F W Grand ma M W Farmer F W Housekeeping M W F W Grand ma M Mulatto Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-Line Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks Oh Ar Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 7 - 19 NY Oh Oh Oh Oh II II Ks Ks Ma Va 7 - 23 7 - 24 Ma Oh 7 - 12 7 - 13 7 - 14 7- 15 ? - 16 II Ar Oh F Mulatto House keep. NC Oh M Mulatto Farm help Oh Ks M Mulatto Ks M Mulatto Mo M Mulatto Farm help Mo Oh F Mulatto Hired girl Oh M W Farmer Pa Pa W Housekeeping Pa F Pa W At home Pa F Pa F W At home Pa Pa M W Help on farm Pa Pa WAt home Pa F Pa F W At home Pa Pa M W Practice medicine Ky Mo M Mulatto Farmer Ky Oh F B Housekeeping Oh Oh M B Oh Oh M B Oh Oh M Mulatto Oh Oh M Mulatto Oh Oh F Mulatto Ks M W Farmer Al Mo F Tn W Housekeeping Mo M Ks W Help on farm F W Ks M W Farmer II Mo F W Housekeeping II Mo F W II Mo M .W Mo Mo M W· MoMo M B Farmer Ga Ar F B Housekeeping Ar Ar M B At home Ar Ar M B Ar Ar F B Ar Ar 7 - 17 7 - 18 7 - 20 7 - 21 7 - 22 7 - 25 7 - 26 7 - 27 7 - 28 7 29 7 - 30 7 - 31 7 - 32 7 - 33 7 - 34 7 - 35 7 - 36 7 - 37 7 - 38 7 - 39 7 - 40 8 - 1 8 - 2 8 - 3 8 - 4 8 5 8 6 8 - 7 8 -'8 8 - 9 8 8 8 8 8 -'10 - 11 - 12 13 - 14 8 - 15 8. - 16 . ·8 - 17 8 .18 8 - 19 8 - 20 8 - 21 8 - 22 �KANSAS 1875 Fortson, Alice Fortson, Thomas Wiggin, J.A. Wiggin, P.L. Pearson, Charlie Pearson, Augusta Ferguson, Levi Ferguson, Mahala Ferguson, Samantha Ferguson, Lizzie Ferguson, James Powel, Adain Powel, Emely Powell, Marria Powel, Nichlas Powel, Mary Powel, Hilliard Powell, Gabriel Manor, Joseph Clark, J.P. Clark, A.J. Clark, Howard Offner, Joseph Offner, Ellen Offner, Sarah A. Offner, John A.:c! Offner, William A. Offner, Mary E. Offner, Henry F. Miller, Martin Miller,Susan Miller, Rebecca Mil~er, Frank Miller, Agnes Miller, Henry Miller, David Miller, Etta George, Thomas George, Elisj:!t'~' George, Lewis George, Henry George, Attie George, Clara George, Willie George, Lawrence D. George, Charlie George, Ar.thur Fields, A.H. Fields, Jane E. Fields, Mary L. Fields, Jennie H. CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY " Volume 19 Name STATE WAKARUSA Age Sex 4 2 37 34 25 18 50 45 25 11 9 F M M F M F 1'1 F F F M 50 47 24 1'1 14 M F F i.' , TOWNSHIP Birth Color Occupation Place B Ar B Ks W Clerk RR office Ma W Housekeeping Vt W Farm hand Sweden W Help inhouse Sweden W'Farmer Tn W Housekeeping Tn W At home Mo W At school Ks W Ks B Farmer . Al B Housekeeping Al B Help in house Al B At school Al B At school Al 7 F B :Atl 2 M M B Ks M M B Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W Help on farm W Help on farm Tx Pa Pa Ca France Oh 4 30 40 39 10 62 F 1'1 M 42 19 'F F 14 1'1 12 9 M 5 56 51 24 1 9 F 1'1 M F F 1'1 15 F 12 10 M 4 50 47 16 14 12 11 9 7 3 2 65 M F 1'1 F M. M F' F M M M M M 53 16 F F 13 F W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W Help on farm W At school W At school W At school W B Farmer B Housekeeping B Help on farm B Help on farm B At school B At school .B B B' B 'W Farmer· W Housekeeping W At school . W At school In Ks Ks Ks Ks Pa Oh In Ia Ks Ks Ks Ks Where from to'Kansas Page-Line Ar Ma 8- 25 Ma. 8 - 26 Sweden Sweden Mo 8 - 27 Ks Ks Ks 8 - 29 30 8 8 - 31 Al Al 8 -33 8 - 34 8 - 35 8 - 32 Al Al Al ,Ai 8 - 36 8 - 37 8 - 38 8 39 1'10 9 - 1 Il Il Il 9 - 2 8 In In In 40 9 9 9 9·,"9 9 9 - 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 - 10 Ia Ia Ia Ia 1'10 ? 1'10 ? Ks Ks NH Me Ma Ma 8 - 28 1'10 1'10 In ? MD ? li10 ? Ma ? Mo? Mo? Mo 1'10 ? 1'10 Mo 8 - 23 8 - 24 9 - 11. 9 9 9 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 - 12 13 14 15 ·9 - 16 9 - 17·. 18 19 20 21 -·22 - 23 - 24 25 - 26. - 27 9 - 28 Ma Ma Ma Ma ·9 9 9 9 29 30' 31. 32 9 - 33 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ITOWNSHIP I Birth Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place W Farmer Ma M 53 Hill, Forrester Hill, Ma.ry 47 Hill, Chester 17 16 Hill, Hettie _ Hill, Nellie 7 44 Randall, W.W. Randall, Francis M.38 F M F F M F Randolph, Frank 13 M Randolph, John 12 M Randolph, Mary C. 10 F Randolph, Charlie 9 M Taylor, C.H. 29 M Taylor, Jennie~. 27 F Taylor, John W. 2 M Caswell, ~ S. 26 M Hill, D.D. 48 M Hill, Elvira C. 40 F Hill, Allison D. 19 M Hill, Liella 12 F Hill, Jason 9 M Hill, Addie 2 F Churchill, J.F. 34 M Churchill, Mary C. 28 F Churchill, W.H. 8 M Churchill, C.~. 4 M Churchill, J.F. 2 M Dougherty, L.S. 48 F Dougherty, Agnes 19 F Dougherty, Lindsley Jr. M Dougherty, Arthur D.14 M Dougherty, Edith 11 F Dougherty, Lillie 6 F McCauley, Thos. 26MMiller, C.W. 27 M Miller, Eliza 20 F Miller, Minnie M. 1 F Ridley, Robt. 31 M Ridley, Sarah 32 F Ridley, Willie 8 M Ridley, Alonzo? 5 M Ridley, Warren 3 M Ridley, Albert 3/12 M Manwarring, John 67 M Manwarring, Harriet63 ·.Mf~·? Manwarring, Henry 38 Manwarring, Hester 32 F Manwarrlng, John 11 . M. Manwarring, C. .Wells, T.R. Wells, Rebecca 5 64 64 W Housekeeping W Help on farm W At school W At school W Farmer WHousekeeping Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Ma 9 - 34 Ky Ks Ks Ks In II Mo NY II M W W Farmer F W Housekeeping 35 36 37 38 9 W Help on farm Ks Ks W Help on farm Ks W At school W Ks NY W Nursery & fruit NY Oh W Housekeeping Oh Ks W Ma Ma W FarmhaB'd Me; Ma W Farmer W Housekeeping Ma Ma Ma W farmhand - Ma W At school Ks W At s·chool Ks Ks W Vt Mo W Farmer W Housekeeping In Ia W Ks Ks W W Ks W Farmer Canada Canada W Dressmaker Canada Canada W Help on farm Canada Canada W Help on farm Canada Canada W At school Canada Canada W At school Canada Canada W Famrer Canada Canada W Farmer & Nurseryman In Ia W Housekeeping II II W Ks W Farmer England Mo W Housekeeping NY Mo W At school Mo Mo W Mo Mo W Mo Mo Ks W Farmer England NY :W,~Housekeeping England NY W Manuf. yeast cake England NY W Housekeeping England NY W At school NY. NY fwl 9 9 NY NY England NY England NY 9 9 - 39 9 40 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1.0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 ... - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1.1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Y-,O 1 11 -2 11 - 3 �KANSAS 187.5 Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA .J ____ J . . Name Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Blgsly, A. 36 Blgsly, Lucrecia 28 Bigsly, George W. 10 Bigsly. Guy 5 Blgsly, Bell 2 Williams, Jessee 25 Williams, Nancy 24 Williams, Allen 34 Williams, Jessee Jr. 68 Williams, Artemitia 65' Hines, William 33 Hines, Mary L. 30 Hines, George 9 Hines, John 9 Hines, Victoria 7 Hines, Ira 5/12 Feass, William 25 Brittian, William 18 Hay, Robert :50 Hay, Fanny , 53 Hughson, E.'-. 55 Hughson, Jane 51 Hughson, E. D. Jr. 22 Hughson, Fanny 20 Brackett, G.C. 44 Brackett, C.R.? 38 Brackett, MilIa 14 Brackett, Edith E. 12 Brackett, H.G. 9 Hanes, John 20 Wallstien, Hood 18 Grover, Joel 49 Grover, Emley 36 Grover, Frank G. 16 Grover, Ellen A. 12 Grover, Chas. E. ·10 Grover, Cora 7 Grover, Earnest Grover, Lillie Allen, Elmore Allen, A'nna S. Allen, Asa Allen, Nella Dolan, John W. Dolan, Ester A. Dolan, John C. Do;Lan, M'ary C. Dolan, Senetl:ir ? Dolan, Peter C. Dolan, Thomas S. Tweed, W.W. 4 M W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school W At school F W M .ci M F M F M Farmer BHousekeeping B Mail agent M~~ £~'-'(}ook M B Housekeeping W Supt. farm W Housekeeping M F M M F M M M M F M F M F M F F F M M M M F M F M F W W W W W Farm hand ':W;: Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W i"armer W Housekeeping W Clerk W At 'home W f'rui t grower W Housekeeping W At 'school W At school W W Farm hand W Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W At school W At school W At school 1 45 M F W W M 40 F 18 M W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W At school W Farming W Housekkeping 11 F 28 M F M W M M W W W 29 8 6F M4 2 3/12 . M 53 M W W Farmer Where from to Kansas Page-Line NY W1.'/ Oh Wi Ks Ks In Mo In Va Ky Oh II II II Ks Ks Wi Wi Oh Oh NJ NJ NJ NJ Me Ia N;Y: Tn Ks Ks Ks Mo Mo Mo Mo NY NY Ma Ks Ks Ks Ks Ma Ks Ks NY 11 - 6 11 - 7 11 - 8 In In In In In II II II II II II . Ireland Fa Ireland Fa NJ NJ NJ NJ 11 - 4 11 - 5 11 - 9 11 - 10 11 - 11 11 - 12 11 - 13 11 - 14 11 - 15 11 - 16 11 - 17 11 - 18 11 - 19 11 - 20 11 - 21 11 - 22 11 - 23 11 - 24 11 - 25 11 - 26 11 - 27 11 - 28 11 - 29 11 - 30 11 - 31 11 - 32 11 - 33 11 - 34 11 - 35 . 11 - 36 11 - 37 11 - 38 11 - 39· 11 - 40 12 12 NY 12 NY NY 12 Ks 12 Ks 12 East Va East Va 12 East Va East Va 12 East Va East Va 12 Ks 12 Ks 12 Ks 12 Ks 12 Oh Oh 12 - 1 - 2 ~'3 - 4 - 5 6 - 7 - 8 9 - 10 11 12 13 14 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA AD: ,., ' TOWNSHIP ,;. ~: '-! ,I' Nome Me Sex Tweed, Eliza A. 46 F Tweed, Chas. A. 25 M Tweed, Luella J. 20 F Tweed, Addie L. 18 F Tweed, Cappie W. 16 M Tweed, Fran~ W. 13 M Tweed, Annie 11 F Allen, Charles H. 23 M' Allen, Clara B. 23 F Savage, Fore s,t 48 M Savage, LydiaG. ,44 F Savage, William 24 M Savage, Emma 18 F Savage, Mary 12 F ' Savage, F r a n k ? M Byrd, John H~ 59M Byrd, Elizabeth 55 F Byrd, Abbie E. 25 F Byrd, Mary E. 23 F Byrd, WilliamT. 21 M Byrd, Alice H. 10 F Howlett •.', H.C. 35 M Huwlett, Julia B. 33 F Huwlett, Rogt. L. 10 M Huwlett, Willie F. 8 M Huwlett, Mattie P. 1 F Howlett, See Huwlett Williams, J.W. 54 M Williams, Amanda J.47 F Williams, John F. 22 M Williams, ChristopherJV. 20 Williams, Abraham L.17 M Williams, Ida E. 12 F Williams, Lyman P. q M Williams, Arthur 5M Williams, Floyd E. 3 M Taylor, Peter S. 27 M Taylor, Ella I 19 F Martin, J.D. 47 M Martin, L,M. 45 F Martin, J~E. 18 F Martin~ E . A . 1 4 F Martin"A.E. 13 M Martin, Willie E. 10 M Birth Color Occupation Place W Housekeeping W Help on farm W At home W At home W Help on farm W Help on fe.rm WAt school W Farmer w Housekeeping '1'1 Farming. W Housekeeping W Help on farm W At school W At home W Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ks Ks NY Oh Vt NH Vt Ks' Ks Ks Vt W 1'1 W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home" W At home WHelp on farm W II II II II . II II II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Scotland Mo Ks Oh II Oh II II II II II II II II' II Ks Ks 'Raiina4cry(~ l':Fe,]"tx';~~';i ' ..• 38M' .' . ,-';' . '..J... .) ·F M F Oh Vt Vt Vt NY W' Ks W ':Tn' B Housekeeping . Rannady., Mary ~.. · 3 9 Rannady, Alonzo 17 Rannady, Eudora .13 NY 12 12 12 12 12 12 '12 12 12 12 12 12 12 '12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 . 12 - 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 - 23 24 - 25 - 26' - 27 28 - 29 30 31 32 - 33 - 34 - 35 - 36 37 - 38 39 - 40 ,. W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer M W Help on farm W Help on farm W .W.J.' " Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh . Oh W Farmer W Housekeeping NY Oh W Teacher Mi Oh W Stud. at Univer. Mi Oh W Stud. at Univer. Oh Oh W .At school Ks W Farmer East Va II W Housekeeping East Va II W At' school In II W Ms? II W Ks Martin"Ch~rlie7 ,M Ma~tin, ~<., M , Mart hi, jP:red,. N·. ',~:;> M Where from to Kansas Fue-L1ne W .B Help on farm B At home 'kY:' Ks Ks 'Tn M'o' 13 - 1 13 - 2 13 - 3 13 - 4 13 - 5 13 - 6 13 - 7 13 - 8" 13 - 9 13 - 10 13 - 11 13 - 12 13 .. 13 13 - 14 13 - 15 13 16 13 - 17 13 - 18 .13,- 19 1320-; 13 -. 21 1) - 22· 13 ij:, 13 -24 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ..~'.\ TOWNSHIP;!"~ .. Nome Rannady, Cora Rannady, Amanda Rannady, Martha Anderson, C.H. Anderson, Emma Harley, Moll,ey Hiland, Thomas Hook, George Swanson, Gust Walquist, Ale~ Pierson, Frank Jet, Alexander Wolcot, Orlow Wolcot, Mary C. Wolcot, Josiah C. Wolcot, Frank .u. Age Sex 9 7 4 30 24 17 20 21 25 19 16 20 47 43 21 17 Boughton, Ada 21 Burlingane, S.W. 58 Burlingane, F.M. 25 Burlingane, W.W. 2/12 Evans, James W. 59 Evans, Mary . 58 Sebly, W.'S:. 28 Sebley, Mary E. 25 Sebley, J.B. 5 Sebley, W.S. 1 Potter, E.A. 44 Potter, Mary E. 37 Potter, Walter A. 17 Potter, S.J. 12 Potter, Ruth E. . 5 Richards, Johnathan63 Richards, Margrett 58 Lupping, Alice 11 Woodward, Caleb 20 Reece, J.C. 2~ Reece, Re ? E. 25 Reece, Willie C. 3 Reece, Sarah 6/12 Foster, J .F. 39 Foster, Anna 34 Bruce, Clay 22 Brookins, Silas 45 Brookins, Mary. 32 Brookins, William 18 Brookins, .:Up"t;on 16.. Brookins ,.Bell·· 15 Brookins, Davld.· . 10 Brookins, James 7 Brookins, Olla .: 5 Brookins, John 4 Birth Color Occupation Place F B F F M F F B M M M M M M M F M M . F M F M M F M F M M M F M M. F M F F !VI M F M F M F M M F M M .F M M' F M - -- ;~~/ B W Supt.Farm W Housekeeping W Hired girl WFarm ha,nd W Farm hand W Farm hand W Farm hand BF~arm hand B Farm ahnd W Farmer W Housekeepirig W Help on farm W Help on farm W Hired girl' W Farmer W ·Housekeeping Ks Ks Ks Sweden Sweden .11 . 11 In . Sweden Sweden Ar Mo Ma Ma Ma Ma Where from to'Kansas PMe~Line Sweden Sweden II II In Sweden Sweden Ar Mo Ct Ct Ct Ct Fa In In W Housekeeping Pa Oh In Ks Oh Oh W Brick Layer 11 11 W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W Oh Ks Ks W Farmer HI W Housekeeping RI W Help on farm Mo W At school Mo W Ks Pa W Indian Agent W Housekeeping Pa W At home II W Farm hand In W Farmer Mo W Housekeeping Oh W Ks W Ks W Farmer Oh W Housekeeping Oh B Farm hand Mo B Farmer K.y BHousekeeping Ky B Help on farm Mo B Help on farm Me . B Help' on farm '. Mo B . Mo B Ks B· Ks B Ks Oh Oh Oh RI RI Mo Mo Pa Pa II In Mo Oh Oh Oh Mo. Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 -25 -26 -27. -2'~L··' -29~" -30 -31 -32 -33 -34 -35 -36 -37 -38 -39 -40 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 ~8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 14 -14 14 -15 14 -16 14 -17 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 ·14 14 14 14 -18 -19·. -20 -21 -22 -23 ... 24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30 -31 ;"32. 14 14 ':"3J. 14 -34' 14 -35 �187-5 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA "_ J TOWNSHIP Birth Name ,Age Sex Color Occupation Place ,B'r.o,Qkins, Shannon 2 Shepherd, A.N. 46 Shepherd, Sarah,A. 44 Shepherd, Walter B.9 Willett, W.H. 33 M M F M M Willett, Mollie E. 33 F Willett, E.V. 8 M Willett, Maggie M. 7 F Willett, C.F. 6 F Willett, L.D. 5 F Boyd, Thomas 39 M Boyd, Anna 23 F Boyd, Blanch H. 1 F Dunn, 'Peter 52 M Dunn, Henrietta 53 F Dunn, John 19 'M Relso, Joseph 55 M Relos, Alice ,27 F Relso, Ezra 25 M Relso, Clarence 22 M Kelso. see Relso Reynolds, S.M. 46 M Reynolds, Luella? H. 16 F Reynolds, Lizzie J. 14 F Reymolds, Dora G. 12 F Reynolds, Oscar E. 9 M Reynolds, Charles V. 7 11'1 Reynolds, MaryF. 3 F Pardee, Thomas 30 M Pardee, Mary 20 F Pardee, Mary L. 3/12 F Ayer, Omar H. 49 M Aye r, E;tlr~~j,J~~~ 49 ;r;,: Ayer, Charles 88 M Ayer, Estella,J. 18 F Ayer, Elroy ?D; 17 M Ayer, Lillie E. 9 F 'Ayer, A.W. 6 M Ayer, Eva A. 4 F Reed, Fitch 60 M Reed, Ann 59 F Clark, Esunrea,? Esunva 18 F Junkins, Lillie 10 F Leary, Gerirge 39 M Leary, E l l e n ' 32 F Leary, Marshall F. 6, M Leary, George E •. 6/12 M 'Thomas. Madden 16 M 'Walker, Jennett 47 F Walker, Sarah 22 'F B W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school ,W Farme~ WHousekeeping W At school W At school W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W VII F~er W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Teacher W Far-mer w Housekeeping W Help on farm W At school W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W Farmer W Farmer W Grand pa W Help on farm IV Help on farm W At school W At school W W W W W W Farmer Housekeeping Help in house At ',,;school Farmer W Housekeeping W Ks Oh Va Vt Pa Where from to 'Kansas Fye-Line Va Va Vt Pa Pa Pa Pa Ks Ks Pa , Pa Pa NY II RI RI Ks Scotland RI Sc otland RI, RI RI In In , In In In In In In NC Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks In II II In In NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY-, Ks C'-;:~;', Ct Ks Ks Ks NY England England Ks England Mi Ks, ~ 14-36 14 -37 14 -38 14 -39 14 -40 15 -1 15 -2 15 -3 15 -4 15 -5 -6 -7 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15 15 -16 15 -17 15 -18 15 -19 15 -20 15 -21 15-22 15 -23 15 -24 15 -25 15 -26 15 -27 15 -28 15 -29'· 15 -30 15 -31 15 -32 15 -33 15 .;.34 Mi Mi 15 -35 England 15 -36 15 -37 Mi 15 -38 Mi 15 -39 15 -40 W Ks W Hired man , England W'Housekeeping SC' Ms W Help in house' SC Ms '16 -1 ' ' 16-2 '16 -3 16 -4 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA . r" 'I:, -' TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Fage-Line Nome W~ker, William A. 21 M W Farmer SC Ms 16-'6;· Walker, J e·hr.ll'e' •M• 18 F W Help in house Ms Ms 16-.6, W Help on farm Walker, John W. 14 M Ms Ms 16-7 Odell, Sam'l J. W Famrer M England II 37 16-8 'W Housekeeping Odell, Ida L. F 19 NY II 16-9 Odell, James E. 3/12 M W Ks 16-10 Ganner, Chas. W Farmer M 50 Oh In 16-11. Ganner, Mahala W Housekeeping 48 F Oh In 16-12 Ganmer,Thomas' ~. W At school M 17 In 16';"13 In w At school' Ganmer, Azina C. F 13 In In 16-14 Ganmer, Chas.· S. , 5 W M Ks 16-15 Batdorf, Jessee 'Ef. 23 W Farmer M Oh Ia 16-16 Batdorf, Mary E. 22 F W Housekeeping In In 16-17 Pryor, John F. M W Farmer Pa 35 Mo 16-18 Pryor, Sarah J. 28 W Housekeeping F II la' 16-19 Pieratt, Wm. G. W M 9 Ks 16-20 Pieratt, Jessee 6 W M Ks 16-21 Pryor, Matilda 2 W F Ks 16-22 Pryor,' Chas.E. W 6/12 M ' Ks 16-23 Wheadon, T.S. W Farmer 42 M In In 16-24 Wheadon, Hannah W Housekeeping F 40 In In 16-25 W Help in house In Wheadon, Florance 1.18 F In 16-26 Wheadon, Alice 16 W Help in house In F In 16-27 Wheadon, Mary E. 11 F W At'school Ks 16-28 Wheadon, Emma L. F W 9 Ks 16-29 Wheadon, Lizzie H. 6 W F Ks 16-30 Wheadon, Ella 4 F W Ks 16-31 Wheadon, Chas. A. 2 M W Ks 16-32 Wheadon, Cora M. 2/12 F W Ks 16-33 Edmundson, Sol M Mulatto Farmer 57 Tn In 16-34 Edmundson, Mary F B Housekeeping 49 Ky Mo 16-35 Henderson, Andy M 30 B Laborer Mo Mo 16-36 Henderson, Henry B Farm hand M 23 Mo Mo 16-37 Henderson, John B Farm hand M 17 Mo Mo 16-38 Marshall, William 54 W Farmer M Pa Pa 16-39 Marshall, Sarah W Housekeeping F 52 Pa Pa 16-40 Todd, Alonzo Reece, V.L. Reece, Nancy Reece, Mary L. Reece, Walter C; Reece, Carrie E. Reece, M1nn1e M. Pet1t, George Petit,. Delila. Petit, John W.· Pet1t., Wil11am A. Hill', Je~see Hill, Martha E. Hill, Barthena' Hill, Learh Hill" Sam' 1 J. Hill, Wm. J. 14 M M 37 34 F 10 F 8 M F 5 F 3 M 57 56 'F 28 M 23 M 45 M )1 F F 9 F 7 M 5 4 M W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Potter. W Help on farm B Farmer B Housekeepi l1g B B B B Ks Mo In Ks Ks Ks Ks. Oh. Ky Oh Oh NC Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Mo InC Oh Oh Oh Oh Mo' M'o 17-1 17-2 17-3 17-4 17-5 17-6 17-7 17-8 17-9 17-10 '17-11 17-12 17-1) 17-14' . 17-15 17-16 17-17 -- �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 2 Hill, Caroline 4/12 Hill, Noah Carson, James 59 Carson, Isabella 54 Carson, Samuel A. 24 Johnson, Mary A. 13 28 Carson, Chas. C. 16 Carson, Mary E. Hastie, Elizabeth 56 Hastie, Wm. H. 19 Hastie, Robt. 30 Hastie, Sarah B. 23 Hastie, Arthur E. 6/12 Holcarn, George 52 Holcarn, Elizabeth 48 Holcrun, Andrew 19 Holcarn, Johnathan 17 Holcnm, Abraham L. 14 12 Holctlm, Martha Holcom, Elizabeth 8 Hendry, John 40 Hendry, Elizabeth 36 Varner, David 9 Hellstrom, F.M. Hellstrom, Clara Hellstrom, Gus Hellstrom, Alma Hellstrom, Adolph Holcom, Absolom Holc'om, Anna Holcom, Mary E. Holcom, Lewis M. Holcom, Grant Holcom, Marria Holcom, Eddie McCandless, Hoss McCandless, Mary Jones, Morgan Jones, Eliza Jones, Joseph Jones, Jane Jones, John Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Thomas Jones, Morgan Turner, James Turner, 'Mary Turner, William Turner, Alice Turner, James Turner, Clara STATE 59 55 31 21 21 45 45 17 15 9 4 2 67 20 55 47 26 21 19 13 9 7 46 29 10 9 7 2 F B M M F M F M F F M M B W Farmer W Housekeeping W Teaching WHel~ in house W Farmer W Housekeeping W Housekeeping W Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help on farm W Help on farm W At school W At school W Farmer W Housekeeping W F M M ,. F M M M F F M F M M F M F M M F F M M F M M F M F M F M F M M M F M F M F W Farming W Housekeeping W Farmer W Help in house W Help in house W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help in house W Help on farm Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ks Ks Oh Oh Pa Pa Oh Oh Tx Tx Oh Oh II Mo Scotland HI HI HI 17-18 17-19 17-20 17-21 17-22 17-23 17-24 17-25 n7-26 17-27 ScotlandR~\~:-::\..lo~;: 1l.::::17-28 11 11 17-29 Ks 17-30 In In 17-31 Md In 17-32 In In 17-33 In In 17-34 In In 17-35 In In 17-36 In In 17-37 Oh In 17-38 Oh Oh 17-39 Ks 17-40 Sweden Sweden ?18-1 Sweden Sweden? 18-2 Sweden Sweden 18-3 Sweden Sweden 18-4 Sweden Sweden 18-5 In In 18-6 Nd In 18-7 In In 18-8 In In 18-9 W In In 18-10 W Ks 18-11 w Ks 18-12 W Cooper & Farmer Pa Oh 18-13 Oh W Housekeeping Oh 18-14 W Farmer North Wales Oh 18-15 W Housekeeping North Wales Oh H3-16 W Working from home Oh Oh 18-17 W Working out Oh Oh 18-18 W Help on farm Oh Oh 18-1.9 W At home Ks 18-20 W Ks 18-21 W Ks 18-22 B Farmer Tn Mo 18-23 B Housekeeping Mo Mo 18-24 B Ks 18-25 j) Ks 18-26 B Ks 18-27 B Ks 18-28 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name F1elds, Laura A. F1elds, 0111e Turper, Ellen Thornton, Joseph Thornton, Elsa Thornton, Hatt1e Thornton, W1llie Thornton, John Thornton, Fred Pugh, Thomas Pugh, Sarah Evans, Thos.E. STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY '. TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 6 4 3 ;3:0 28 5 5 2 3/12 42 18 49 Evans, Ann 50 Evans, John 18 Evans, E11zabeth 15 Sn1der, Gus 21 Holloway, Col11ns 43 Holloway, Kate 43 Holloway, Rose 22 Holloway, Emery 18 Holloway, Dora 15 Holloway, Scott 13 Holloway, Grant 11 Holloway, Magg1e 9 Holloway, Thomas 6 Emery, John 28 Emery, Mary F. 21 Emery, W1ll1am B. 3 Emery, Letha J. 3/12 Gr1trin, 4~~ 31 Gr1ff1n, Jennett 28 Gr1ffin, Mary J. 2 G~i~f1n, Freddie 9/12 Shepherd, J.M. 49 Shepherd, Fanney E. Shepherd, Annie V. 7 Shepherd, Channing C. 6 Shepherd, Fann1e E.3 Shepherd, John N. 9/12 Brown, Mary B. 17 Hellstrom, Max 23 El11s, A.M. 54 El11s, R.I. 28 Ellis, R~S. 59 El11s, D\M. 29 El11s, Lil11e B. 7 Fox, Thomas 48 Fox, Margrett 46 Fox, Inez 19 Fox, Je~sie 14 Fox, Ll'i3'wellyn 12 Donovan, John 24 F F F 1'1 F F F 1'1 1'1 1'1 F 1'1 F 1'1 F 1'1 1'1 F F 1'1 F 1'1 1'1 F 1'1 1'1 F 1'1 F 1'1 F F 1'1 1'1 40 F 1'1 F 1'1 F 1'1 M F 1'1 1'1 F 1'1 F F F 1'1 1'1 B B B B F.armer B Housekeep1ng B B B B W Farmer W Housekeep1ng W Farmer : . ...- Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ks Ks Ks 1'10 ffJo Tn Ks Ks Ks Ks Wales Pa Wales W1 Pa Pa Ar 18-29 18-30 18-31 18-32 18-33 18-34 18-35 18-36 18-37 18-38 18-39 18-40 W Housekeep1ng Wales Pa 19-1 IN Help on farm Pa Pa 19-2 W At home Ks 19-3 Prussia II W Laborer 19-4 W Farmer Oh II 19-5 W Housekeeping Oh II 19-6 ·W Work1ng on farm Oh i9':"7 11· W Help on farm Ks 19-8 W At home Ks 19-9 W At home Ks 19-10 W Ks 19-11 W Ks 19-12 W Ks 19-13 W Farmer Oh In 19-14 ~ Housekeeping Ia Ia 19-15 w Ks 19-16 W Ks 19-17 W Farmer Ny II 19-18 W Housekeeping Ma II 19-19 W Ks 19-20 W Ks 19-21 W Farme:e Oh Oh 19-22 W Housekeeping Va Va 19-23 W Ks 19-24 W Ks 19-25 W Ks 19-26 W Ks 19-27 W Hired g1rl Ks 19-28 W Farm hand Sweden Sweden 19-29 W Farmer NY In 19-30 W Housekeeping Pa Pa 19-31 W Farm hand NY In 19-32 W Help on farm NY In 19-33 W At school ? Ks 19-34 W Farmer England 1'10 19-35 W Housekeep1ng NY 1'10 19-36 WHelp 1n house 1'11 1'10 19-37 ' W At school 1'11 1'10 19-38 W Help on farm 1'11 1'10 .19-39 IN Farm hand II 11 19-40 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ·1 TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Stone, H.E. Stone, Sarah B. Stone, Mildrad Benson, Catharine Benson, Henry E. Benson, George Wood, David Howell, Lewis Howell, Mary J. Howell, William Howell, Daniel Howell, Margrett Howell, David Howell, George Howell, Lewis Howell, Hannah Rafe, William Rafe, Nancy Rafe, Ellen Rafe, Lewis Rafe, Sarah Rafe, Doty ? Rafe, Aron Bossler, Catharine Harmon, Peter Harmon, Mary Harmon, Harvery Harmon, Hester Harmon, Albert Harmon, Willie Harmon, George D. Harmon, Alice M. Clark, OlIver E. Clark, Katie Clark, Emely Clark, Josephene Clark, Thomas Shank, C. Shank, PhI1ipina Shank, Mary 34 28 M F 9 F Shank, WIllie Davis, Barbary DavIs, Lizzie Davis, Sarah Davis, James Davis, Mary L. Woolsey; Newton Woolsey, Elizabeth Woolsey, Mary B. Woolsey, WIlliam G~iffiths, Mary J. Griffith, David 65 37 35 28 63 44 21 18 16 15 11 9 W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school W HousekeepIng W Clerk in bank W Farmer B Farm' hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farm hand W Help on farm W Help in house W Help on farm W Help on farm F M M M M F M M F M M M 7 F 56 50 22 20 M W 1 W F F W Farmer W Housekeeping W Housework W Help on farm W Housework W Housework W Help on farm W Grand ma W Farmer W HousekeepIng W Farmer W Help on farm W Farm hand W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school F M W W 62 64 M 21 F W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm 18 50 16 M F F M 18 F 15 13 69 58 60 23 19 F 18 16 28 18 30 27 7 3 1 15 21 18 M F IV! F M F M M M F M F F F F M F 33 M 27 4 F F 1 M 42 17 F M W Help on farm. W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help on house W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W Housekee.ping W Help on farm Mi 1'1 a Ks Ma Ct Ct Mo Wales Wales Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks. Ky Pa In In Ia Mo Ks Pa In In In In In In In Oh Pa NY Where from to Kansas Page-Line Mi NY NY ~" NY Mo Oh Oh Oh In In In In Mo Mo In In In In In In I In Oh Mo NY Ks Ks Ks Germany II Germany II 20-1 20-2 20-3 20-4 20-5 20-6 20-7 20-8 20-9 20-10 20-11 20-12 20-13 20-14 20-15 20-16 20-17 20-18 20-19 20-20 20-21 20-22 20-23 20-24 20-25 20-26 20-27 20-28 20-29 20-30 20-31 20-32 20-33 20-34 20-~5 20-36 20-37 20-38 20-39 20-40 II II II Tn In In In In Mo Mo Ks Ks Wales Ks II 2-1::;; 1 In In In In Ia Mo Mo 21-'2 'Oh 21-3 21-4 21-5 21-6 21-7 21-8 21-9 21-10 21-11 21-12 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place Griffiths, Mary J. 15 Griffiths, George 12 Griffiths, Susan 10 Grl'ffiths, Francis C. 7 Griffiths, Elizabeth 4 Griffiths, Evin E.6/12 Ladd, Eliza 38 Ladd, Mary E. 15 Ladd, Emma J. 13 Ladd, Jessie 8 Ladd, Hattie L. 3 Walton. Amasa 40 Walton, Ardilla J. 18 Walton, RaChel A. 17 Walton, Daniel 12 Walton. Anglow 10 Walton, Sylvester 8 Walton, Joseph W. 6 Gill, B.M. 35 Gill, N.M. 30 Gill. Ford 8 Gill, Myrtle 3 Gill, Waldo 3/12 Longfellow, Chas. 62 Longfellow, M.C. 60 Owen, William 27 Brown, George 53 Brown, Charity 50 Brown, Spence 20 Brown, Sarah A. 18 Brown, George 12 Brown, Sarah A~ 1 Hamilton, F.A. 31 Hamilton, C.J. 28 Hamilton, M.C. 1 Currier, John F. 48 Currier, Charlotte 21 Currier,' JOhn G. 2 Currier, llydia A. 9/12 White, George W. 32 White, Mary 28 White, Joseph T. 7 White, Thos. H. 5 White, Dora 3 White, William W. 1 Oswalt, Chint Clint? 28 Rice, W1-1liam 15 Lee, E.B. 46 Lee, Margaret 46 Lee, John 24 Lee, J.H. 20 Lee, Wm. M. 19 Lee, D.A.G. 16 Lee, H.C. 15 F M ~ F F M F F F F F M F F F M M M M F M F M M F M M F M F M F M F F M F M F M F M M F M F M M F M M M M M Ks Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Supt.farm &. house Pa W Help in house Ks W Help in house Ks W Ks W Ks w Farmer Oh W Housekeeping In W Housekeeping In W Help on farm ? In W Help on farm In W In ~ In . NY W Daryman W Housekeeping Oh W Pa W Ks W Ks W Farmer Me W Housekeeping Me w Farm Hand Mi BFariner Va B Housekeeping NC Where from to Kansas Fage-Line W Help in house W Help on farm Al 21-13 21-14 21-15 21-16 21-17 21-18 21-19 21-20 21-21 21-22 21-23 21-24 21-25 21-26 21-27 21-28 21-29 21-30 21-31 21-32 21-33 21-34 21-35 21-36 21-37 21-38 21-39 21-40 Al Al Al Al Al Al B Ks W Farmer In In W Housekeeping In In W Ks W,o Farmer In Mo W Housekeeping England Mo W~ Ks W Ks Ky W Farmer II W Housekeeping II II W At school II II W Ks W Ks W Ks W Help in house Oh Oh B Farm hand Tx Mo R Farmer Tn Tn Tn W Housekeeping Tn W Working on farm Tn Tn W Working on farm Tn Tn W Workinf on famr Tn Tn W WorKing on farm Ky ,¥~:> W At home Ky 22;-1 22-2 22-3 22-4 22-5 22-6 22-7 22-8 22-9 22-10 22-11 22-12 22-13 22-14 22-15 22-16 22-17 22-18 22-19 22-20 22-21 22-22 22-23 22-24 22::"25 22-20 B Help On farm B Help in house B At school Pa In In In In In In In Pa Pa Pa Me Me Mi Al �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i Volume 19 WAKARUSA I TOWNSHIP ; Birth Name Where from to Kansas Page-Line Tn 22-27 W Help in house Tn Tn Tn 22-28 W At home Tn Tn 22-29 W At home W Working out from house Tn Tn 22-30 Ireland NJ 22-31 W Farmer W Housekeeping NJ NJ 22-32 W· Ks 22-33 Lower Canada Ma 22-34 W Farmer W Housekeeping West Canada -Same 22-35 W Ks 22-36 W Civil S:nglneer Pa Oh 22-37 Oh Ia 22-38 W Housekeeping W At school Ks 22-39 22-40 W Herding cattle Ks Age Sex Color Occupation Place Lee, S~A. 13 Lee, R.H.D. 12 Lee, N.F.M.A. 9 Cockreham,S.J. 43 Brown, James 28 Brown, Jane 20 Brown, Earnest 3/12 Churchfield, W$. 45 Churchfield, Annie 36 Churchfield, Jessie9 Walker, G.M. 44 Walker, Zipora 41 Walker, John M. 17 Walker, Oliver D. 14 Walker, G.M.Jr. 13 Walker, Jennie D. 9 Walker, Mary 6 W~lker, Wm. F. 9/12 Bell, Wm. 68 Bell, Sarah 66 Bell. Manly 27 Bell, Lolie 21 Brown, John 28 Brown, Maggie 22 arown, Frankie 3 Brown, Charlie 1 Brown, William 37 Brown, Jane 34 Brown, Thomas 15 Brown, Elmer 12 Brown, Willard 10 Brown, Emma 8 Brown, Chas. h. 32 Brown, Harriet B. 36 Brown, Herman 2 Brown, Lolie B. 9~12 Morton, Carrie 15 Tabor, Walton 20 Partridge, Wm. 51 Partridge, \,,'Eliza J .48 Wiggins, D.H. 41 Wiggins, Purcilla 40 Wiggins, Frank ·D. 14 Wiggins, Ida B. 11 Wiggins, Albert 10 Wiggins, Henry C. 7 Wiggins,. Manly H. 3/12 Rockstroh, Fred 41 Rockstroh, Mary 48 Rockstroh, Stephen 18 Rockstroh, Lena 16 Rockstroh, Earnest 10 Rockstroh, Mary 7 Davis, Henry 60 F M F F M F M M F F M F M M M F F M M F M F M F M M M F M M M F M F M r"Fr,~; F M M F M F M F M M M M F M F M F M W At school Ks 23-1 W At school Ks 23-2 W Ks 23-3 W ·Ks 23-4 W Farmer NY Wi 23-5 W Housekeeping NY Wi 23-6 W Farmer Wi Wi 23-7 W Teaching Wi Wi 23-8 W Farmer Ireland Ireland 23-9 W Housekeeping SC0tland Canaada2J~ll0:·_ W Ks 23-11 W Ks 23-12 W Farmer Ireland NJ 23-13 W Housekeeping Ireland II 23-14 W Help on farm Ks 23-15 W Help on farm Ks 23-16 W Help on farm Ks 23-17 W Ks 23-18 ~ Farmer Ma Ma 23-19 W Housekeeping Wi Wi 23-20 W Ks 23-21 W~ Ks 23-22 WHelp in house Wi Wi 23-23 W Help on farm England ~ngland 23-24 W Farmer Oh Wi 23-25 W Housekeeping NY Wi 23-26 W Mason & plasterNH In 23-27 W Housekeeping Pa ·Ia 23-28 W At home Mo MO 23-29 W At home Ks 23-30 W At home Ks 23-31 W Ks 23-32 Ks 23-33 W Chunk Prussia Wi 23-34 W Housekeeping Baden Wi 23-35 W Chunk business Baden Wi 23-36 W Help in house Baden Wi 23-37 W At school II Wi 23-38 W Wi 23-39 B Farmer Ky Mo 23-40 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA : TOWNSHIP Birth Name Age Sex Color Occupation B Housekeep1ng F 58 Davis, Emeline M Green, Jessee 40 F Green, Palmyra 27 F Green, Francis 6 F Green, Henrietta 3 Green, Zachariah 6/12 M M Hunter, Wm. S. 36 F Hunter, Bell 27 M Hunter, Williard 12 M Hunter., Muter B. 10 .M·'. Hunter, Reveredy J. 8 M Hunter, Harvey B. 6 M Hunter, Orlando C. 3 F .Hunter, Lora B. 1 M iockhart, S.P. 41 Lockhart, Lizzie E. 41 M~ F Lockhart, Nora 2 M Kirchner, Henry 47 K1rchne.r!;:~·}; Ros1na 44 F Kirchner<,~':'!;} William 20 M K1rchner~', Ph1111p ~. 18 M Kirchner:·;7e. James s.16 M.!~ K1rchner:;~:~i'~ John A. 14 M; K1 rc hne'rr,' ':.".-; .Edward 13 M Kirchner:;;.;·;,,;·Lillie 9 F M Kirchner·fi."' i. Amos 7 Dullenbeck, Cathar1ne 81 F Walters, A.M. 30 F Walters, Marion L. 14 W Walters, Mary J. 12 F Walters, Josephene 10 F Walters, Ida 4 F McGee, J.J. 39 M McGee, 011ve G. 37 F McGee, Virdilla 14 F McGee, Carla 12 F McGee, J.J. Jr. 11 M McGee, Gertrude 8 F McGee, D1ck1e 3 M McGee, Albert E. 1 M McGee, James C. 16 M McGee, Chas. W. 14 M McGee, James 78 M Adams, Sidney 22 M Devine, Michael 50? M Davis, James 26 M McGee, Thomas S. 40 M McGee, Rebecca 32 F McGee, James 13 M McGee, Emma 15 F McGee, Alice 12 F McGee, Thos. 10 M McGee, Milton 5 t1 McGee, Minnie 4 F B Farmer B Housekeeping B B B WCarpenter W Housekeeping W At home w W W W W W Farmer W' Housekeeping W W Stone cutt'er W Housekeeping W Farmer W Farmer W,Parmer W Farmer W i"armer W W W W W W W W W Farmer Grand ma ? Housekeeping Farmer At school At school Farmer W Housekeeping Help in house Help in house W Help on farm W W W W i:_~' :.. ,~~ .. ~ W W Help on farm W Help on fa,..m W Grand pa W Farm hand V1I Gardner W Brick layer W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help in house W Help in house W I/\i W Where from Place to Kansas Page-Line Ky Mo 24-1 Mo Mo 24-2 Mo Mo 24-3 24-4 Ks Ks 24-5 Ks 24-6 Pa Fa 24-7 Pa Pa 24-8 Pa Pa 24-9 24:;'-10 Pa Pa Pa 24-11 Pa Pa Pa 24-12 Ks 24-13 Ks 24-14 Va Va 24-1.5 Va Va 24-16 Va Va 24-17 Germany Mn 24-18 NY Mn 24-19 Mn NY 24-20 NY Mn 24-21 NY Mn 24-22 NY Mn 24-23 NY Mn 24-24 Mn Mn 24-25 Ks 24-26 Switz. NY 24-27 11 11 24-28 Ks 24-29 Ks 24-30 Ks 24-31 Ks 24-32 Pa 11 24-33 Va Mo 24-34 Ks 24~35 Ks 24;"36 Ks 24-37 Ks 24-38 Ks 24-39 Ks 24-40 Ks 2,5-1. Ks 25-2 Ireland 11 25-3 11 11 25-4 Ireland Oh 25-5 NY NY 25-6 Pa 11 25-7 Va Mo 25-8 Ks 25-9 Ks 25-10 Ks 25-11 Ks 25-12 Ks 25-13 Ks 25-14 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY , Volume 19 Name WAKARUSA Age Sex McGee, Nancy 2 McGee, Nellie 6/12 Devine, Frank 16 Puckett, Joshua 56 Sims, Mil ton 37 Sims, Ellen 22 Sims, Eddiee?Eddica 11 Kennedy, Wm. J. 43 Kennedy, Lucinda 36 Kennedy, Lizziee 13 Kennedy, Asa 12 Kennedy, Frank M. 10 Kennedy, John H. 8 Kennedy, Flora 3 Carter, Harvey 25 Carter, Nancy E. 21 Carter, Lucy M. 3/12 Brooks, Geo. C. 43 Brooks, Harriet A. 37 Brooks, Lizzie M. 8 Gillman, James ? 21 Ring, See King King, Presley 48 King, Amanda 45 King, Mattie 18 King, John 17 KIng, Oliver 13 Gilliland, J.B. 47 Gilliland, J.A. ? H. 47 Gilliland, L.M. 14 Gilliland, Chas. B. 10 Fearing, W.G. 37 Fearing, Mary C. 24 Fearing, Emma n. 4 Fearing, Nellie e. 2/12 Gavin, David 45 Gavin, Mahala 29 Gavin, Thos. S. 3 Gavin, Bertha 1 Stephens, Anna 11 Newman, James 24 Cox, Joseph 21 Cox, Bell 23 Carter, Paschal 55 Carter, Dicy 50 Carter, Robert 25 Carter, Emma 23 Carter, Elsworth 1 ESick, James 22 Cox, Richard A. 55 Cox, Margaret 55 Jack, Sam'l. M. 47 Jack, Nancy A. 55 F F M M M F M M F F M M M F M F F M F F M M F F M M M F F M M F F F M F M F F M M F M F M F M M M F M F '. TOWNSHIP Birth Color Occupation Place W W W Farm hand W Farmer B Farmer B Housekeeping B W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help in house W Help on farm W At school W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W Farmer W Housekeeping W ~~ Farm hand Ks Ks Oh Va Ky Mo Ks Oh II Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks II II II Pa Oh Ks Ky W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help in house W Working out W Hel'p on farm Ky In In In In W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home 'I'J At sqhool W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W Farmer W Housekeeping w w W At school W Farm. hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping W l"armer W Housekeeping W B Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping Oh Oh Ks Ks In II Ks Ks II Ky Ks Ks Ks Georgia In In Ky Ky II Oh Ks Mo NC NC Pa Pa Where from to Kansas Page-Line 25-15 25-16 Oh 25-17 Mo 25-18 Mo 25-19 Mo 25-20 25-21 II 25-22 II 25-23 25-24 25-25 25-26 25-27 25-28 II 25-29 11 25-30 25-31 Pa 25-32 Mo 25-33 25-34 Ky 25-35 In In In In In 25-36 25-37 25-38 25-39 25-40 Oh Oh 26-1 26-2 26-3 26-4 26-5 26-6 26-7 26-8 26-9 26-10 26-11 Ia II II Ky 26-12 26-13 Dakoto Terr. In 26-15 In 26-16 II 26-17 II 20-18 II 26-19 Oh 26-20 f.10 In 1-- Pa Pa 26-21 26-22 26-23 26-24 26-25 26-26 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Jack, Je~ferson Jack, Mary Donaldson, J. A • Donaldson, Mary Varner, Eliza Wilcox, Charlie Sperry, L.J. Sperry, NanQY J. Sperry, Wat.spntf Sperry, James Sperry, Nellie D. Sperry, Lillie Staggers, Lewis Staggers, Jane? STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA ':~ TOWNSHIF Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 13 7 49 45 7 M F M F F 18 46 M M :16"' ,r~i\ ,35 14 12 5 59 61 Staggers, Bazzel 34 Wells, Wm. D. 40 Wells, Emma F. 25 ,Wells, GertrudeL. 6 Wells, Alice W. 4 Wells, Charles W. 1 Gilsort" Simeon 55 Gilson, Mary F. 34 Gilson, Francis J. 3 Gilson, Hellen L. 1 Marple, Silas H. 10 Pritchett, Reuben 24 Pritchett, Mary C. 25 Bishop, Johna ? 27 Mart:l~n, Henry 30 Martin, Ellen 20 Martin, Fannie E. 3/12 Brown, T.V. 58 Brown, Sarah E. 45 Brown, Henry 18 Brown, William 14 Brown, Florence N. 12 Brown, Mary 10 Brown, Nevada T. 7 Brown, Estella E. 5 Stones, H.C. 42 Stones, Hannah 38 Stones, Flora M. 12 Stones, Charlie 9 Stones, Edgar 8 Stones, Judeths 6 Stones, Martin L. 4 Stones, Frank 2 Churchill, Geo. 45 ChurChill, Ellen M. 46 Churchill, Delia K. 14 Churchill, Whitman A. 8 E, M F F M F M M F F F M M F F F M M F M M F F M F M M F F F F M F F M M F M M M F F M~ W At school W At school W Farmer, W Housekeeping W At school W Farm' hand W Farmer W Farmer Wti~xp;~~bfi~'fe..~; W Help on farm' W Help in house W W Farmer W Housekeeping Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ks Ks Oft"'} , Ia Ia fIr 11 11 Oh Ks NY NY ~~~§" Ks Ks Ks Pa Pa In 11 II 26-27 26-28 26-29 26-30 26-31 26-32 26-33 26-34 26-35 26-36 26-37 26-38 26-39 26-40 27-1 27-2 11 11 27-3 W Ks 27-4 W Ks 27-5 W Ks 27-6 W Farmer Ma Ma 27-7 W Housekeeping Switz. NY 27-8 W Ks 27-9 W Ks 27-10 W At school Ks 27-11 W Farmer England England 27-12 W H9usekeeping England England 27-13 ~ Hop raising England England 27-14 B Farmer Mo Mo 27-15 B Housekeeping Md DC 27-16 B Ks 27-17 W Farmer Oh Ia 27-18 W Housekeeping Tn Ia 27-19 W Farm hand Ia Ia 27-20 W Help on farm Ks 27-21 W Help in house Ks 27-22 W At school Ks 27-23 W Ks 27-24 W Ks 27-25 W Farmer Oh 11 27-26 W Housekeeping Oh II 27-27 W At school 11 II 27-28 W At school II II 27-29 W At school Ks 27-30 W Ks 27-31 W Ks 27-32 W Ks 27-33 , W Carriage Trimmer England NY 27-34 W Housekeeping NY NY 27-35 W At school Ks 27-36 :!.tt':::J Ks 27-37 W Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping Oh Ct II Ct �Volume 19 Name Shaw, Wm. A. Pruett, Anderson Pruett, Nancy CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i WAKARUSA I TOWNSHIP ! Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 48 32 '22 M M F Pruett, Edgar 7 1 Pruett, Nettie 14 Puckett, Maggie Neal, Jordan 50 Neal, Emeline 45 Neal, Louisa 22 Taylor, William 24 Purington, Simeon 27 Purington, Rebecca 22 Purington, Henry 1 McFarland, John 42 McFarland, Eliza J. 26 McFarland, Rose 3 McFarland, Rogert R.6/12 Jaeschke, ? Robert 14 Crawford, J.L. 41 Crawford,' Sarah E. 34 Crawford, James 11 Crawford, Doak 3 Sectin, Thomas 65 Sectin, C.M • 61 Anderson, John 18 Pearson, S.W. 50 Pearson, Namncy C. Pearson, Alva H. 23 Pearson, Chas. E. 14 Pearson, Ella 13 Pearson, William -E. 10 Greer, J.G. 38 Greer, Julia 35 Farris, Willie 14 Farris, Lillie 6 Saunders, J.D. 33 Saunders, M.G. 27 Saunders, Geo. W. 14 Saunders, Chas. E. 9 Saunders, John L. 7 Saunders, Lewis D. 5 Saunders, LizzieJ. 3 Saunders, Sarah E. 1 F M M F M F M F M M M M F F Watkins, Watk1ns, Watkins, Thralls, Thralls, Johnson, J 9 hnson, Johnson, M F M M F M F M W.H. Matilda L.H. E.S. Kate G.Y. M·H. Henry H. STATE KANSAS 1875 64 63 26 24 19 30 31 6 W Minister W Farmer W Housekeeping NY Mo Va W W W Help in house W Cattle dealer W Housekeeping W At home W Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Ks Ks Ks II II II II Mo II Ks Pa Pa Ks Ks Mo Pa Oh Ia Ks Ireland Pa Sweden Oh NC Oh In In In NY NY Ks Mo Ky Tn Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks M F F M F F M M F M M F F M M M F W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping M W M M F ~ M F M M W 'Ii Farmer Housekeeping Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Surveying W Help on farm W At school ~w At home ~ Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help On farm W W W W W W W W Farmer Housekeeping tJ Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping W Nurseryman W Housekeeping W ~w Va Oh Oh Va Oh In In Ks Where from to Kansas Page-Line NY Mo Va II II II II Mo Ia Mo Pa Mo .'I'a Ia Ia II II Sweden In In In In In I..., Oh Kis ? Mo No Mo Mo Mo Mo Oh Oh Oh Va Oh IL 11 27-38 27-39 27-40 28-1 28-2 28-3 28-4 28-5 28-6 28-7 28-8 28-9 28-10· 28-11 28-12 28-13 28-14 28-15 28-16 28-17 . 28-18 28-19 ~8-20 28-21 28-22 28-23 28-24 28-25 28-26 28-27 28-28 28-29 28-30 28-31 28-32 28-33 28-34 28-35 28-36 28-37 28-38 28-39 28-40 29-1 29-2 29-3 29-4 29-5 29-6 29-7 29-8 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place 4 Johnson, Ma;t~:tJe E. 2 Johnson, Chas. W. 3/12 Johnson, Bertha 22 Pugh, Matt1e A. Woodard, J. N• 31 Woodard, Rebecca 32 Woodard, Rui;h E. 7 . Woodard, J. \,; • 5 Woodard, May 3 9/12 Woodard, Lav1na L1ndley, John R. 56 L1ndley, Lucy 58 42 Hag on , Ann 21 Hag on, Th omas 16 Hag on , George 10 Hagon, Charles Hagon, W1llie 9 Hagon, Laurena 1 Andrews, W.G. 63 42 Andrews, Hannah Andrews, Jenn1e 7 Andrews, D1anna 3 Cramer, W.H. 15 46 Johnson, Peter 44 Johnson, Chr1stena Johnson, August 18 Johnson, Gustave 12 Johnson, Mat1lda 10 Johnson, Oscar 8 Johnson, Mary E. 3 Morr1s, Chr1stopher 62 Morris, Kat1e 60 Morr1s, Lev1 Morr1s, W1ll1am Bettr1dge, Wm. Bettr1dge, Marrla Bettr1dge, Edw1n M. Bettr1dge, Harvey F. Bettridge, Ju11a E. Newl1n, M.H. Newl1n, M.E. Newl1n, Martha E. Newl1n, Joseph H. New11n, E1m1ra Newlin, Delph1na J. Newl1n, Jul1a Newl1n, Elwood New11n, John M. Newl1n, Rebecca Newl1n, Flora A. Savage, Joseph Savage, Mary STATE 18 16 53 53 17 16 21 51 47 26 23 21 19 16 25 28 28 7 51 42 F M F F M F F M F F M F F M M M M F M F F F M M F M M F M F M F M M M F M M F M F F M F l" F M M F F M F W W W WHelp 1n house W Farmer W Housekeeping W Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ks Ks Ks In In In In W Ks W Ks W Ks W Gardner England W Housekeep1ng NY B Housekeep1ng Ky B Farm hand Ky B Farm hand Ky B Mo B Ks B Ks W Farmer -England W Housekeep1ng Pa W Ks W Ks W Farm hand Ks W Farmer Sweden W Housekeep1ng Sweden W Help on farm Sweden W Help on farm Sweden W At home Sweden W Sweden W Sweden B Blacksm1th farmer Va B Housekeeping Ky B Farm hand B Farm hand W Gardner W Housekeep1ng W Help on farm W Help on farm W Dress maker W Ind1an agent W Housekeep1ng W Help in house W Ind1an teacher W Ind1an teacher W Seamstress WHelp 1n house w Ind1an teacher w Ind1an teacher W School matron W W Frult1st W Housekeep1ng Mo Mo England England Ny NY NY In In In In In In In In In 11 In In In In NY M1 Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo -Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Mo Mo Mo Mo NY NY NY NY NY In In In In In In In In In In In, In Vt Vt Scotland Ma 29-9 29-10 29-11 29-12 29-13 29-14 29-15 29-16 29-17 29-18 29-19 29-20 29-21 29-22 29-23 29-24 29-25 29-26 29-27 29-28 29-29 29-30 29-31 29-32 29-33 29-34 29-35 29-36 29-37 29-38 29-39 29-40 30-1 30-2 30-3 30-4 30-5 30-6 30-7 30-8 30-9 30-10 30-11 30-12 30-13 30-14 30-15 30-16 30-17 30-18 30-19 B9~20 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Age Laird, John Briggs, E.B. Briggs, Emma R. Briggs, Ada E. Gilbert, Geo. Gilbert, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jennie Seamons, Frank Demming, N.P. Demming, Narncy Demming, Dewitt; Demming, Maggie Demming, Byr.on Demming, Elva Mott, Ella Watros, Eunice Blanton, Mary Williams, Joe Forsythe, John Forsythe, Mary J. 45 40 40 15 51 50 18 15 48 37 23 22 11 3 14 80 65 50 32 32 '. WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIF Birth Where from Sex Color Occupation Flace to Kansas Page-Line Pa Pa W Hired man 30-21 M Oh II W Farming 30-22 M NY II W Housekeeping 30-23 F II W Help in house II 30-24 F England NY W Farmer M 30-25 Englnd NY W Housekeeping 30-26 F Oh W Help in house Oh F 30-27 Mo Mo 30-28 WFarm hand M NY In W Farmer 30-29 M W Housekeeping Oh In F 30-30 W Teaching In In M 30-31 In In W Teaching 30-32 F W In In M 30-33 W Ks F 30-34 W Help in house Oh II F 30-35 F W Grand ma Ct Pa 30-36 W Farmer NC Mo F 30-37 W Hired man Ky Ky M 30-38 Oh Mo M W Painter 30-39 W Housekeeping Mo Mo F 30-40 41 M Sykes, J.B. 28 F Sykes, Mattie E. 4 M Sykes, Lioniel M. Sykes, Capitolia E. 9/12 F Wilkinson, R.L. F 43 Wilkinson, Wm. A.J. 25 M Wilkinson, George M. 18 M Wilkinson, Martha P. 16 F Wilkinson, SusanE. 12 F F Wilkinson, Pheba M. 9 Shirar, Levi M 52 Shirar, Salinda F 50 Shirar, David 24 M Shirar, Thomas N. M 15 Shirar, Elizabeth F 13 Shirar, Rebecca A. 10 F Ganmer, George 17 M Colwell, Nathan M 53 Colwell, Victoria F 34 Colwell, Mary 14 F Colwell, Joseph M 9 Colwell, John 8 M Colwell, Charles 4 M Colwell, Willie 2 M Colwell, Rachiel F 5 Colwell, Sarah 1 F Saxton, John 41 M Saxton, Paulina F 38 Saxton, Chesteen· 11 M Cornelius, Laura 18 F Cornelius, Lydia J. 15 F ... STATE W Boot & shoemaker Pa W Housekeeping Pa W . Ks W Ks W Housekeeping In W Farmer II W Farmer Ks W Help in house Ks W Help in house Ks W Ks W Farmer Oh W Housekeeping Oh W Farmer In WHelp 'fn tta~ril:.f: ' In W At school In W At school In W Farm hand In B Farmer Ky B Housekeeping Mo B At home Mo B Ks B Ks B Ks B Ks B Ks B Ks W Farmer NJ W Housekeeping In W Ks W At school Ks W At school Ks II Pa II II In In In In In In In Mo Mo M'O' II Mo...'" ; 31-1 311-2 31-3 31-4 31-5 31-6 31-7 31-8 31-9 31-10 31-11 31-12 31-13 31-14 31-15 31-16 31-17 31-18 31-19 31-20 31-21 3,1-22 31-23 31-24 31-25 31-26 31-27 31-28 31-29 31-30 31-31 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i I TOWNSHIP WAKARUSA ! I Name Wheadon, Jeffey Beezely, Jefferson Beezely, Rachiel Beezely, Angline Beezely, Nathaniel Beezely, William Eggert, Henry Eggert, Sophia Eggert, Henry? W. Age Sex 26 40 32 9 4 2 64 64 34 Eggert, Martha 34 6 Eggert, James H. Eggert, Nettie W. 3 Eggert, Frederick W.8/12 48 Garrett, Jas. H. Garrett, Louesa L. 45 20 t~; Garrett, Orson W. 19 Garrett, John H. 16 Garrett, Wm. J. Garrett, Mary 5 K1scrce, Nancy B. 52 Klseree, See Klscrce Jones, E.L. 39 Jones, Rebecca 28 Jones, Nellie 8 Jones, Edmund L. 6 Jones, Florana 2 Jones, Arthur 2/12 Patterson, George 29 Patters 0:,:,.'" Ellen 20 Patterson, Mary A. 1 Ralston, Charles 45 Ralston. C. Earnest 4 Ralston, Evaline 30 Ralston, Peter 36 Jackson, Mattie 15 Carson, John 27 Carson, lana 27 Carson, George 7 Carson, Daniel 4 Carson, Henry 2 Carson, Nancy 3/12 Carson, Mary 11 Carson, Frank 22 McClintock, Wm. C. 47 McClintock, J.E. 43 McClintock, Allison H.17 McClintock', Carlton,.I. 14 McC11ntock, Hershall J .11 Junk1ns. Emma 12 Earnshaw, Henry? 50 Birth Color Occupation Place M M F F M M W Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping M M M W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer F W Housekeep1ng F W W W M M M W W W M M M W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help on farm W Help on farm F F W Help in h9.use F M F F M F M M F F W W F'a:r;-mer W Housekeeping W W W W B Farmer B Housekeeping B M W Farmer M F M F M W F M M M F F M M F M;,l. M M':' F' M W Housekeeping W Farmer W At school B Farmer B Housekeeping B B B B B B Farmer W Farmer . W. ,tI°usekeeping 'W'Help on farm W Help on farm W Help on farm W Help in house W Tailoring Wi SC Oh Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Mo In In In 31-32 3ij~'-33 Ks Ks Germany II Germany II Wi II 31-34 31-35 31-36 31-37 31-38 31-39 31-40 Oh Ks Ks Ks In In In In In Ks In 32-1 32-2 32-3 32-4 32-5 32-6 32-7 32-8 32-9 32-10 32-11 Oh Oh In In In In In II Pa Pa 32-12 Oh Oh 32~13 Ks 32-14 Ks 32-15 Ks 32-16 Ks 32-17 Va DC 32-18 Mo Mo 32-19 Ks 32-20 Scotle.nd-Wash. Terr. Ks 32-22· Tn Ia 32-23 Scotland-Wash. Terr. Tn Ia 32-25 Al Al 32-26 Al Al 32-27 Al Al 32~28 Al Al 32-29 Ks 32-30 Ks 32-31 AI Al 32-32 AI Al 32-33 NY NY 32-34 NY NY 32-35 NY NY 32-36 NY NY 32-37 NY NY 32-38 Ks 32-39 England RI 32-40 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Earnshaw, Mary Earnshaw, Frederick Earnshaw, Louesa Earnshaw, Emely Earnshaw, Charles Pritchett, Edwin Pritchett, Louesa Pritchett, Edwin Pease, Wm. H. Pease, Let111a ? Pease, Henry Pease, Cynthia Pease, Arthur Tuttle, Wnt. L. Tuttle, Emma Tuttle, Jessie Tuttle, Birch? Tuttle, Chas. E. Tuttle, Lewis F. Tuttle, Ne111e Gibbs, A. Gibbs, Fidelia L. Gibbs, Sherm~n N. Gipbs, John D. Edson, Newton Wells, S.P1tts Wells, L111ey Wells, Kirk Doo11tt1e, R.R. Doo11tt1e, Jennetta Doo11tt1e:/,R.K. ? Gould, Dan1e1 Gould, Laurena Lossin, W111iam o Bryon, E.P. o Bryon, Luesa J. o Bryon, W.J. o Bryon, Laura" o Bryon, J.E. Buck, Denton Buck, E11zabeth Buck, Lucy A. Walton, James Walton, Cather1ne Walton, J. j;j • Walton. ~lla Casaiger, 'J .A. Howard, John B. Sr. Howard, Ma11nda Howard, J.B. Jr. STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA I TOWNSHIP j B1rth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 53 B.16 18 15 13 23 30 1 53 48 20 22 14 42 26 10 8 6 4 3 32 27 8 3 25 29 21 2 47 47 18 80 58 26 39 33 9 6 3 34 34 13 69 61 23 19 12 59 55 31 F M~5: F F M M F M M F M F M M F F M M M F M F W Housekeeping W' Help on farm W Seamstress W At school W At school W Farm'er W Housekeeping W W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farming W Teaching W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W W W Farmer W Housekeep1ng M M W M M W Farmer W Te~ching :t Housekeeping F M M F M M F M M F M F M M F F M F M F M M F M n W Farmer W Housekeep1ng n Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeep1ng ~ Farm hand Farmer W Housekeep1ng W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W At school W Farmer W Housekeeping Vi Fawt.hand W Typ'e sett1ng W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeep1ng W Farm hand Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ireland RI RI RI RI England England Ks Vt Ky Ky Ky RI RI RI RI RI ,England England 11 11 In Ia In Ks Ks . Ks Ks England Pa Mi Ks Pa M1 Pa Ks NY NY M1 11 11 11 11 In In In Mi M1 M1 M1 M1 Pa Mi M1 Mi Oh Oh 11 Pa Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh In In Ks Ks 11 Oh Mo Mo Mo Pa Md Pa Pa Ks NY NY M1 Mo Mo 11 II 11 11 MI M1 11 33-1 33-2 33-3 33-4 33-5 33-6 33-7 33-8 33-9 33-10 33-11 33-12 33-13 33-14 33-15 33-16 33-17 33-18 33-19 33-20 33-21 33-22 33-23 33-24 33-25 33-26 33-27 33-28 33-29 33-30 33-3.1:, 33-32 33-33 33-34 33-35 33-36 33-37 33-38 33-39 33-40 34-1 34-2 34-3 34-4 34-5 34-6 34-7 34-8 34-9 34-10 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA :''., TOWNSHIP Where from to KanSAS Fmgl-Line Oh II 34-11 NY NY 34-12 Mi Mi 34-1J II II 34-14 Ks 34-15 Ks 34-16 Ar Ar 34-17 Ar Ar 34-18 Ar Ar 34-19 Ks 34-20 Ks 34-21 Ks 34-22 Ks 34-23 NY NY 34-24 Ny NY 34-25 NY NY 34-26 NY NY 34-27 England Ma 34-28 . NY Ma 34-29 Oh Ma 34-30 Ma Ma 34-31 Ks 34-32 Ks 34-33 Ireland II 34-34 Ireland II 34-35 Ks 34-36 Ks 34-37 Ks 34-38 Vt Ia 34-39 Vt Ia 34-40 Birth riG~ 4g~ ~~;J; ~Q12r O~gM~At1on Pl~~~ Cade, George 34 M Matter, Clark 18 M Howard, L.D. M 23 Howard, Kate F 22 Howard, Charlie 2 .M Howard, Laura 9/12 F Hines, Wm. 35 M Hines, Queen F 30 Hines, Stroder M 13 Hines, Mary 10 F Hines, Nancy A. F 9 Hines, Thomas 8 M Hines, Josie 6 F Lawrence, Wm. M 52 Lawrence, Augusta F 35 Lawrence, Estella F 12 Pells, Abraham 62 M Cartwright, George 43 1'1 Cartwright, Mary L. 42 F Cartwright, George T. 10 M',) Cartwright, Mary E. 8 F Cartwright, Chas. P. 4 M Cartwright, Jas. W. 1 M Tarpy, Richard 38 H Tarpy, Ann F 30 Tarpy, Mary F 5 Tarpy, John M 3 'rarpy, William 2 M Sibley, J .T. M 56 Sibley, L.A. F 56 Sibley, J.J. Sibley, G.B. Sibley, E.M. Sibley, A.J. Sibley, Orson P. Sibley, Charlie W. Shultz, A.W. Shultz, Aretta Shultz, Willie Shult*), Laura Keefer, Abraham Keefer, Francis Keefer, Adaline Keefer, Nellie Keefer, Byron F. Keefer, John F. Keefer, Josephene Keefer, Walter Keefer, Ida Reefer, See Keefer Reece, J.R: Reece, M.N 20 40 41 12 8 5 30 32 4 M 1'1 F M M M M F W Farm hand W Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W W B Farmer B Housekeeping B Help on farm B B B B W Farmer W Housekeeping w At home W Farmer W Farmer W,Housekeeping :W 'z4: W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W Stone Mason W Housekeeping W Help On farm W Brick layer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W W W Blacksmith W Housekeeping IYl W 66 62 23 21 19 29 25 4 6/12 F M F F F M M F M F W 36 29 M 1 F W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help in house W Help in house W Help on farm w Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W Farmer Housekeeping Ia II Ky Ia Ks Ks Germany II Ia Ia Pa NY Mi Mi Mi NY In Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi 35-1 35-2 35-3 35-4 35-5 35-6 35-7 35-8 35-9 35-10 35-11 35-12 35-13 35-14 35-15 35-16 35-17 35-18 35-19 No In Mo In 35-20 35-21 Ia Ia Ia lEi Ia Ia Ia Ia Mi MI Mi Mi M'f Mit �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS -DOUGLAS COUNTY I Volume 19 WAKARUSA 'i,., TOWNSHIP I Name Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 11 w F Ks ,9 w F Ks Reece, Flora E. Reece, Ida Reece, Luetta 7 Reece, Mary E. 1 Bryson, James 59 Bryson, Nancy 54 Bryson, V.C. Virtulan24 Bryson, Leonodis 22 Bryson, Florida 21 Bryson, Archey D. 17 Worrall, B.B. 7 Colton, F.C.? 26 Colton, Mary 22 Willey, J.W. Sr. 67 Willey, Elizabeth 65 Kneale, William 35 Kneale, Mary E. 21 Kneale, Bell 1 Kneale, Wm. W. 6/12 Willhi te, . Lewis Willhite, Lucy Irwin, Robert Irwin, Jane Irwin, William S. Irwin, John Irwin, R.E. Harper, Daniel C. Harper, Elizabeth Harper, Samuel B. Harper, FloraE. Harper, John F'. Harper, Albert E. Harper, Nellie A. Harper, Mary A. Harper, Mattie B. Baker, Catherine Baker, Susan Baker, Adam Baker, Mary Baker, Jacob Baker, Peter Baker, John Hoag, B. W. Hoag, Polley? M. Douglas, Agnes Douglass, Andrew Douglass, Margrett Douglass, Nancy HarveY., Allen Harvey,', David Harvey, Rebecca Harvey, William 21 19 55 49 21 16 12 53 45 20 15 11 7 6 3 6/12 43 23 21 18 15 12 9 62 64 71 43 36 33 76 51 43 20 F F M F M M F !VI M !VI F M F M F F M M F M F M M M !VI F M F M !VI F F F F F M F M M ,M M F F M F F M M F M w w W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W Farmer W Teaching 'vi Help on farm W W Farmer WHousekeeping W Farmer W Housekeeping W Minister W Housekeeping W W Where from to Kansas Page-Line 35-22 35-23 Ks 35-24 Ks 35-25 Fa Oh 35-26 Oh Oh 35-27 Oh Oh 35-28 Oh Oh 35-29 Oh Oh 35-30 Oh Oh 35-31 Ks 35-32 Pa In 35-33 II II 35-34 Pa In 35-35 NY In 35-36 Isle of man-ditto In In 35-38 Ks 35-39 'Ks 35-40 W Farmer Mo Oh W Housekeeping II II W Farmer Pa Pa W Housekeeping Canada Pa W Help on farm Pa Pa W Help on farm Ks W Help on farm Ks W Farmer NC II W Housekeeping In II W Farmer In II W At home In II W At home Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Housekeeping Germany In W Gen. housework In In W Farmer In In W/Help in house In In W'~Help on farm In In W At school In In W At school In In W Farmer NY Wi W Housekeeping ct Wi W Housekeeping Pa Pa W Farmer Pa Pa W At home Pa Pa W At home Pa Pa B Grand pa Ky Ar Mo Ar B Farmer SC Ar B Housekeeping B Working on farm Ar Ar 36-1 36-2 36-3 36-4 36-5 36-6 36-7 36-8 36-9 36-10 36-11 36-12 36-13 36-14 36-15 36-16 36-17 36-18 36-19 36-20 36-21 36-22 36-23 36-24 36-25 36-26 36-27 36-28 36-29 36-30 36-31 36';'32 36-33 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Harvey, Harvey, Harvey, Parker, Parker, Watson, Watson, Sherman Grant Eddie S. Daniel Blunt Timothy Sophia STATE WAKARUSA . TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place 10 M 9 M M 5 18 12 59 45 M M M F Watson, Jane 24 F 7 M Wat s on, John W. Watson, Mary 4 F Watson, Nancy J.S. 1 F Chevalier, J.T. 56 M Chevalier, Malinda 46 F Chevalier, Rosella 16 F Chevalier, Josephene 15 F Chevalier, Mary 14 F Chevalder, Justin 12 M Chevalier, Lucy 11 F Chevalier, Fortana 10 F Chevalier, Leona 8 F Chevalier, Paulina 7 F Rostentrader, A. 57 M Rostenbader , See Rostentrader Rostentrader, Elizabeth 45 F Rostentrader, David N. 26 M Rostentrader, Rosa 21 F Rostentrader, Annie 10 F Rose\-~i.tame-s.1;-t 17 M Nichols, R.D. 59 M Nichols, Mary A. 62 F Nichols, F.E. 30 M Damuth, Wm. 48M Damuth, Lucy 38 F' Damuth, George 19 M Damuth, 'rruman 15 M Damuth, Owen 8 M Damuth,. Alvin 3 M Chambers, N.N. 43 M Chambers, Emely 36 F Chambers, Fred C. 6/12 M Clark, Arthur 14 M Clark, George 11 M Johnson, J oali; 11 F Means, James 27 M Means, Mary W. 27 F Means, Hugh 3 M Means, Lucy 1 F Lawrence, Anna 14 F Anderson, Charles? Warner, Andrew Moore, Ella CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY 25 25 18 M M F Where from to Kansas Page-Line B B B B Help on farm B Help on farm B Farmer BHousekeeping Ks Ks Ks Ar Ks Va Mo B Housekeeping Mo Ks Ks Ks France France Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Pa Mo W Housekeeping W Cattle Dealer W Heip in house Pa II II II W Ks Mo B B B W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W At home W At home W At home W At home W W W W Farmer W Farm hand W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Farmer W Housekeeping W Help on farm W Help on farm W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W At home At home W Help in house W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W Help in house II II NY NY Wi NY NY Wi Wi Ks Ks Pa Pa Ks II II Ks Oh Oh Ks Ks Ks Ar Mo Mo 36-34 36-35 36-36 36-37 36-38 36-39 36-40 37-1 37-2 37-3 II II 37-4 37-5 37-6 II 37-7 37-8 37-9 37-10 37-11 37-12 37-13 37-14 37-15 Mo Wi Wi W1 Wi Wi Wi Wi Pa II II II Oh Oh 37-16 37-17 37-18 37-19 37-20 37-21 37-22 37-23 37-24 37-25 37-26 37-27 37-28 37-29 37-30 37-31 37-32 37-33 37-34 37-35 37-36 37-37 37-38 37-39 37-40 W Hired man Sweden Sweden 38-1 W Hired man England England 38-2 W General housework Mo Mo 38-3 �KANSAS 1875 STATE WAKARUSA Volume 19 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i I j TOWNSHIP Where from to Kansas Page-Line France Mo 38-4 W Farmer England Mo W Housekeeping 38-5 Mo Mo 38-6 W Ks W 38-7 Ks 38-8 W Ks W 38-9 Ky Mo 38-10 B Farmer Ky Mo B Housekeeping 38-11 Mo Ky B At home 38-12 Mo Ky B Hired man 38-13 Mo Mo B Hired man 38-14 Ky II W Farmer 38-15 Vt II W Housekeeping 38-16 i'li Help on farm II II 38-17 W Vt II 38-18 W Ks 38-19 W Ks 38-20 W Farmer NH II 38-21 W Housekeeping Canada 11 38-22 W NH I 38-23 W NH 38-24 W Farmer Mo Mo 38-25 Mo W Housekeeping Ky 38-26 W At· school Ks 38-27 W Help on farm Ks 38-28 W Help on farm Ks 38-29 W Ks 38-30 W Ks 38-31 W Farmer Ireland II 38-32 W Housekeeping Ireland II 38-33 W DOing housework II II 38-34 W Help on farm II II 38-35 W At home II II 38-36 W II I, 38-37 W II II 38-38 W Farmer Ireland II 38-39 W Housekeeping II II 38-40 Birth Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place Jacobs. Peter 31 Jacobs. Fannie 21 Jacobs. Mary A. 7 Jacobs. Lydia A. 4 Jacobs. John W. 2 Jacobs. David.P. 3/12 Reynolds. Silas 70 Reynolds. Charlottee ,;. 69 Reynolds, William B. 30 Hubert. Albert 22 Scott. John 17 Dunbar, R.R. 50 Dunbar, Elizabeth S. 36 Dunbar. Icilius 19 Dunbar. George C.T. 10 Dunbar. Lizzie A. 4 Dunbar. Claudia M. 2 Buswell. E.T. 46 Buswell. S.c*. 32 Buswell. Mark 8 Buswell, Hugh 5 Wade, A.B. 45 Wade, Nancy 47 Wade, Eudora 16 Wade. Harvey E. 13 Wade, Albert F. 12 Wade. Ida May 7 Wade, NanllrY E. 4 Flinn. William 45 Flinn. Ellen 45 Flinn. Nora 16 Flinn. Charles 14 Flinn. Ella 12 Flinn. ~ohn 10 Flinn. Richard 7 Gibson, William 37 Gibson. Celia 32 Gibson, Mary A. Gibson, Julia A. Gibson. Luciel A. Gibson. Emna ? L. Gibson. Hattie Hagglent. John Anderson, Oscar Hale. A. Hale, Elizabeth C. Hale, Wm •. S. Hale. George H. Hale, James N. Hale, Judson Hale, Francis R. Hale. ,JohnP. 15 13 9 5· 1 24 15 49 47 25 21 18 15 12 7 M F F F M M M F M M M M F M M F F M F M M M F F M M F F M F F M F M M M F F F M F F M M M F M M M M M M W Help in house W Help in house W W W W Farm hand W Farm hand W Gardner W Housekeeping WGardner ? W Gardner ? W Gardener ? W Gardener ? W Gardener ? W Gardener ? II II Ks Ks Ks Sweden Ks Oh Ky Ky II Mo Ks Ks Ks II II 39-1 39-2 39-) 39-4 39-5 Sweden 39-6 39-7 Mo 39-8 Mo 39-9 Mo 39-10 Mo 39-11· Mo 39-12 39-13 39-14 39-15 ,.}. �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ,!,' TOWNSHIP Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page-Line Color Occupation Name Age Sex Ks W 39-16 Hale, Lizzie C. 4 F England England 39-17 W Carpenter Mansfield, John 41 M England England 39-18 W Housekeeping Mansfleld, Ann 40 F England England 39-19 W At home Mansfleld, Martha E. 12 F England England 39-20 W At home Mansfield, Annie 10 F W England England 39-21 Mansfield, Hatie 9 F England England 39-22 W' Mansfield, Nellle 9 F England .i!:ngland 39-23 W Mansfleld, Thomas H. 7 M W Ks 39-24 Mansfield, John 1 M B Farmer Al Al Wetherford, Jas.? 39 M 39-25 Mo Mo B Housekeeping 39-26 Franklin, Fanny ?Famey 38 F Ks B 39-27 Franklin ,Arena 11 F Ks B 39-28 Franklin, Lucy 8 F B Ks Franklin, Nathan 4 M 39-29 W Farmer Oh Oh Tweed, A.F. 55 M 39-30 W Housekeeping Oh Oh Tweed, Bell 40 F 39-31 W At school Ks 14 F Tweed, Ida 39-32 W At school' Ks Tweed, Netta 12 F 39-33 , Ks W At school 9 F Tweed, Florence 39-34 W 6 M Ks Tweed, Archey 39-35 W Seed store NH NY Hanscom, O.A. 43 M 39-36 W Housekeeping NY Hanscom, Anna F. 43 F' NY 39~3? W At home Hanscpm, Minnie L. 14 F Ks 39-38 W At 'home Hanscom, Carrie I. 12 F Ks 39-39 W At home 10 M Hanscom, Ralph L. NH NH 39-40 Hanscom, See Hanscon Hanscon, ? C.C. 6 Hanscon, Eddie L. 7 Ranscon, Mertin A. 5 Earl, George 42 Earl, George C. 7 Miller, Robt. H. 78 Miller, Susanah 68 Miller. William 33 Grostoff, John 57 Grostoff, Annie 60 Grostoff, Augusta 20 Simmons, E.F. 45 Simmons, Sarah A. 41 Simmons, Mary J. 14 Slmmons, Mattie F. 13 Simmons, Francis 10 Simmons, Thomas L. 7 Simmons, Robert P . 4 Clark, William 28 Clark, Ellzabeth 20 Clark, Annie 8/12 Jacobs) John 44 Jacobs, Sarah J. 22 Jacobs, George E. 1 Jacobs, Marion 4/12 F M M M M M F M M F F M F F F M M M M F F M F M M Ks 40-1 Co Co 40-2 W Co Co 40-3 W Clerk in seed store Ma Ma 40-4 W Ks 40-5 W Farmer SC 11 40-6 W Housekeeping SC 11 40-7 W Farmer SC II 40-8 W Laborer Sweden Sweden 40-9 W Housekeeping Sweden Sweden 40-10 W DOing housework Sweden Sweden 40-11 W Sewing Machine Agent Ireland NY -12 W Housekeeplng Oh Oh 401..13 W At home Ks 40-14 W At home Ks 40-15 W Ks 40-16 w Ks 40-17 W Ks 40-18 W Farmer England 'England 40-19 W Housekeeping England England 40-20 W Ks 40-21 W Farmer NY Ia 40-22 W Housekeeping In In 40-23 W Ks 40-24 W Ks 40-25 W W �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA I TOWNSHIP I Name Birth Color Occupation Place M W Farmer NY Age Sex McCracken, C.D. 53 McCracken, Charlotte 49 F McCracken, Era P. 22 F McCracken, John 20 M McCracken, Sidney 12 M McCracken, Susan 8 F McCracken, Fanney 6 F Fry, William 45 M Fry, E11za 40 F Fry, Edward 15 M Fry, Margrett F. 14 F Fry, Wil11am 10 M Fry, Jenn1son 9 M Fry, Amanda 8 F Fry, Charlie 5 M Fry, Lot 1 L1vingston, C. 45 L1v1ngston, Mary 37 Liv1ngston, M11dred-- 11 Liv1ngston, Joel T. 7 W11mth, 'Emma 38 Wilmoth, May 18 W11moth, W1111e 11 W11moth, Eddie 9 Wilmoth, Harvey E.8 Wilmoth, Mary 5 Wilmoth, Fred 3 32 Whitman, H.D. Whitman, R.H. 34 Whitman, Clara 14 Whi tman, Henry ?·F. 8 Wh1tman, Eliza L. 5 Whitman, Grace L. 3 Whitman, Rosa E. 1 Anderson, Bettie 19 Bell, H.S. 45 Bell, SevilaR. 39 Bell, F.W.H. 20 Bell, C.D. 17 Bell, Susan A. 14 Bell, Even L. 12 Bell, Idella V. 10 Bell, Rosa S. 8 Bell, Gerttie 2/12 Huddleston,W~. 38 F M F F M F F M M ~ F M M F F M F F F F M F M M F M F F F M Huddleston, Grace B. 29:!F Huddleston. Arthur 5 ~: Huddleston, Clara 1 F Falley, L.I. 22 F Falley, George M. 20 M Peck, J.C~ 40 M Peck, Sarah C. 33 F W Housekeeping Ct W Dress maker Ct W Help on farm ? Ct W Help on farm Ct W Ct W Ct B Farmer Ky B Housekeeping Mo B At home Mo B Working out Mo B At home Ks B. Ks B Ks B Ks B Ks NY Pa Ks Ks In In In In In Where from to Kansas Page-Line Ct 40-26 Ct 40-27 Ct 40-28 Ct 40-29 Ct 40-30 Ct 40-31 Ct 40-32 Mo 40-33 Mo 40-34 MO 40-35 Mo 40-36 40-37 40-38 40-39 40-40 41-1 41-2 41-3 W 41-4 W 41.-5 W Dress maker In 41-6 W Music teacher In 41.-7 W At· home In 41-8 W In 41-9 W In 41-10 W 41-11 ,W Ks 41-12" W Grocer Ma Ma 41-1)' W Housekeeping NY NY 41-14 W At school Ks 41-15 W Ks 41.-16 W Ks 41-17 W Ks 41-18 W Ks 41-19 W Sweden Sweden 41-20 W Farmer Md Md 41-21 W Housekeeping Md Md 41-22 W Help on farm Md Md 41-23 W Help on farm Md Md 41-24 W At home Md Md 41.-25 W At home Md Md 41-26 W Md Md 41-27 W Md Md 41-28 W Ks 41-29 W Farmer In In 41-30 W H.ousekeeping NY In 41-31 "~W" t~!:·: Ks 41-32 W Ks 41-33 W Housekeeping Oh Oh 41-34 W Farmer Oh Oh 41-35 W Farmer Oh Oh 41-36 W Housekeeping Oh Oh 41-37 W Soap agent W Housekeeping IL II �STATE KANSAS 1875 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY I Volume 19 WAKARUSA I TOWNSHIP : Birth NG~ Wilson, Jonathan Wilson, Drussilla W1lson, Isarel Ags= ~S=J: ~21Qt O~2Y~Ation Pl1:2~ 65 60 35 8 Wilson, Clara B. Wilson, Herbe.rt G. 6 4 Wilson, Flecher 1 Wilson, G:race 41 Mugan, Pat Mugan, Mary 36 Mugan, Kate 17 Mugan, Eliza A. 13 10 Mugan, Ella 8 Mugan, Mary Mugan~ Lucy F. 7 4 Mugan, Robert F. 2 Mugan, John C. 2/12 Mugan, Ester 41 Pearson, O. Pearson', H. 42 Pearson, . P.A. 12 10 Pearson, J.E. Pearson, Hilda C. 6 Pearson, Charlie C. 2 Manter, Asa 63 Manter, Clara A. 58 Manter, Addison 30 Manter, Clara M. 25 Dolan, John 63 Dolan, Mary M. 46 Dolan, John W. 20 Dolan, Mary A. 18 Dolan, Joseph H. 13 Noyes, John N. 55 Nojes, see Noyes Noyes, Betsy B. 54 Noyes,·it11as .8. 26 Noyes, Abb1e E. 22 Noyes, Hannah 89 Hendry, James M. 49 Hendry, Rebecca F. 50 Hendry, Florence N. 19 Prentiss, George A. 9 Prentiss, Edward L. 5 Thompson, Alfred 30 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Charles Susan Ellen Fred Charles George W. 48 41 19 18 16 14 M F M W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer F M M F M F F F F F F M W W M F M F M M E M M F M F M f' M F M M In In Ks W Ks W w Lime Burner Ireland Ireland W Housekeeping W Mus1c Teacher Va w At home Ks Ks W At home W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks Ks W . Sweden W Painter W Housekeeping Sweden W At home Sweden W At home Sweden W Ks W Ks W Farmer Me W Housekeeping Me W Expressman Me w At home Me W Farmer Ireland w Dairy woman Va w Help on farm Va w At home Mo w At home Mo W Book keeper !Ii a W Housekeep1ng W Civel eng1neer W Teaching W Grand rna w Atty. at law W Housekeeping w At home W F M F F M F F M M W M M F F M M M Pa Oh In Where from to KanSAS Fmg~-Line In 41-38 In 41-39 41-40 In In In II II II 42-1 42-2 42-3 42-4 42-5 42-6 42-7 42~8 42-9 42-10 42-11 42-12 42-13 42-14 Sweden 42-15 Sweden 42-16 Sweden 42-17 Sweden 42-18 42-19 42-20 Me 42-21 Me 42-22 Me 42-23 Me 42-24 Mo 42-25 Mo 42-26 Mo 42-27 Mo 42-28 Mo 42-29 Ma 42-30 B Laborer Ma Ma Ma Ma Tn Oh Oh Ks Ks Mo: Tx 42-31 42-32 42-33 42-34 42-35 42-36 42-37 42-38 42-39 42-40 W Horse Tra1ner W Housekeeping W At home W Laborer w Laborer W At home NY England W1 W1 Wi Wi W1 Wi Wi W1 Wi Wi 43-1 43-2 43-3 43-4 43-5 43-6 Ma Ma Ma Ma Oh Oh Oh �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY I TOWNSHIP B1rth Name Age Sex Color Occupation Place Wi W At home Brown, Mattie 12 F W Ks 4 F Brown, Minnie Oh W Farmer Evetts, William 50 M W Housekeeping In Evetts, Emma A. :32 F W Evetts, Willie W. 6 M In W Farm.1ng Babcock, C.W. 45 M Vt WHousekeeping Oh Babcock, Martha 33 F Babcock. Martha 7 F W Ks Babcock, Cl~fford G.5 M W Ks Hammond. Miller 32 M W Laborer Germany Williams, Parthenia? 30 F B Servant girl Mo Burmean, Anna 5 F B Ks Martin. Alice 23 F B Servant girl Mo Marks, T.C. 42 M W Farmer In W Housekeeping Marks, Margrett 39 Y In Marks, Josephene 18;P W At school In W Help on farm Marks, William 16 M In Marks, Robert 13 M W Help on farm In W Housekeeping - NH Wheeler, Elizabeth 57 F W Help on farm Wheeler, Chas. E. 22 M Me Wheeler, J osee 17 '~F W At school Me Clymonts, T.S. 33 M W House builder Ma Clymonts, Clara 27 F W Housekeeping Ma Clymonts, Walter 8 M W RI Clymonts. Clay 3 F W Ks Clymonts, Baby son of T.S. 3/12 M W Ks Clements, See Clyments Clymouts, See Clymonts Davis, Louisa 20 F W Hired girl Ie Johnson, S.E.W. 50 M W Farmer Ct Johnson, Minerva 40 F W Housekeeping NY Johnson, Nocoll 24 M W P.O. Clerk Ct Johnson, Alga E. 2 F ? W Ks Tayler, Eva 23 F B Hired girl Mo Sweezer, Isaac 42 M B Farmer Tn Sweezer, Ellen Sweezer, Aron Sweezer, James Sweezer, Parlee Sweezer, Patrick Bailey, L.D. Bailey, Elizabeth Peabody, Alice H. Andrews, Chas. H. Adams, S.C.N. Baker, H.W. Baker, Caroline C. Baker, Mattie F. Hollow, Manerva Rideour, P.D. Rideour, Sarah L. Rideour, Katie L. Rideour, Edward M. Rideour, Alice 29 17 15 13 9 55 42 16 28 40 48 31 16 22 44 39 11 8 3 F Mulatto Housekeeping Tn M Mulatto Help on farm Tn M Mulatto At home Tn F Mulatto At school Tn M 'Mulatto . Tn M W Farmer NH F W Housekeeper Vt F W At home· Ks M W Clerk NH F W Music Dealer NY M W Merchant Me F W Housekeeping Oh F W At home Ks F B Servant girl Mo M W Merchant In F W Housekeeping Oh F W At school Ks M W Ks F W Ks Where from to Kansas Page-Line Wi 43-7 II II 11 Mn Wi 11 Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma RI Ia NY NY NY Mo Mo In In In In In NH 11 NH Mi Me Oh Mo Oh Oh 43-8 43-9 43-10 43-11 43-12 43-13 43-14 43-15 43-16 43-17 43-18 43-19 43-20 43-21 43-22 43-23 43-24 43-25 43-26 43-27 43-28 43-29 43-30 43-31 43-32 43-33 43-34 43-35 43-36 43-37 43-38 43-39 4,~'-1 44-2 44-3 44-4 44-5 44-644-7 44-8 44-9 44-10 44-11 44-12 44-13 44-14 44-15 44-16 44-17 44-18 44-19 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA 1 TOWNSHIP Where from to Kansas Page-Line Sweden Sweden 44-20 Ireland Ireland 44-21 Germany Germany 44-22 England II 44-23 44-24 Ireland II Ks 44-25 44-26 Ks Ks 44-27 44-28 Ks 44-29 Ks 44-30 Ks Ks 44-31 Germany Germany 44-32 Germany Germany 44-33 Ks 44-34 Ks 44-35 Ma Tx 44-36 Oh Oh 44-37 Indian Terr 44-38 Mi NY 44-39 Mi 44-40 Mi Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Palm, Johanas 55 Gorrula. Nettie 22 Keetles. Bethee 19 Sullivan. Joseph 40 Sullivan. Margrett 38 Sullivan, Ma~y 16 Sullivan, George 14 Sullivan, Charlie 12 Sullivan. Annie 10 Sullivan. John 6 Sullivan, Joseph 4 Sullivan. Willie 1 Albach. Philipp 47 Albach. Vilimena 46 Albach. Henry 11 Albach. Willie 7 DeLesdennaer. W.J.P. 30 DeLesdennaer. M. Jennie DeLesdennaer. John P. 2 Stickney. Sam'l. 41 Stickney, M.J. 29 W Laborer W Servant girl W Servant girl W Stone mason W Housekeeping W At home W'A.t home W At home M F F M F F M M W W W W F M M M W Gardner ? W Housekeeping M F M W W M M 21 r·1', F M F 41 M Charlton, Joseph 41 F Charlton, Kate R. ' ;-, Charlton, William H. 17 M ;, Charlton, E.F. 15 M M Charlton. A.N. 13 Charlton. Eliza J. 8 F F 6 Charlton. Ida W. Charlton, Minnie 1 F Wilder, J.H. 45 M Wilder, Emma 14 F Wilder, Harvey 8 M Wilder, Georgia F 3 Larson, Mary F 27 Reynolds. A. T. M 57 R~ynolds, Mary R. 48 F Hoyt. Lorenzo M 65 Cockins, W.W. M 38 Cockins, S.A. F 38 Cockins, E. F 9 Cockins, A.L. F 7 Duncan, W.H. 50 ~i Duncan. Elizabeth F 38 Duncan. William 27 M Duncan, Lucetta 12 F Duncan. Wesley H. 2 M Peterson, Solomon 30 M Smith, E.A. 42 M Smith, M.O. 26 F Clark, Mr. 70 M Living with E.A. Smith family O'Conor, John 70 M W Book keeping W' Housekeeping W> , W Farmer W Housekeeping 45-1 45-2 45-3 45-4 45-5 45-6 45-7 45-8 45-9 45-10 45-11 45-12 45-13 45-14 45-15 45-16 45-17 45-18 45-1.9 45-20 45-21 45-22 45-23 45-24 W Ks 45-25 W Hired man Sweden Sweden 45-26 W Farmer Vt Wi 45-27 W Housekeeping Wi In 45-28 W Music teacher Ma Wi 45-29 W Saddler England II W Housekeeping Pa II W Printer II II W Clerk in abstract office II II W At'$chool II II W Ks W Ks W Ks W Agl. Imp. Dealer Ma Ma W Ks W Ks W Ks W Hired girl Sweden Sweden W Clerk Canada NY W Housekeeping Ma f1a VJ Shoemaker Ct NY W Loan agent Pa Pa W Housekeeping Pa Pa W Pa Pa W Pa Pa W Hardware clerk Va II W Housekeping Ky II W Hardware clerk II II W Ks W Hired man Ireland Tx 45-30 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP Birth M~ ~~A ~212;[ 02Sau2~tion P1.D:Q~ rlG~ Linden, James Franklin, Benj. Leigh, Rebecca Hughenet, Lue Cameron, Hugh Burroughs, Oscar Burroughs, Ann Burroughs, Arthur Burroughs, Clara Burroughs, Susie 25 20 18 18 47 40 32 10 9 6 Where from to KADSIS P!S~-L1ne F M F F M M F M F F W Horsetrainer B Hired man W Hired girl W Hired girl W Farmer W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W M F F F M F F F F M M F W Boot & shoe dealer Vt W Housekeeping Ma W Ks W Ks W Archetect Vt W Housekeeping Ma W Ma W 'Ks W Servant girl Sweden W Hired man Sweden W Merchant Ma W Housekeeping W Merchant Wi W At home Wi W At home Wi W Ks 46-1 46-2 46-3 46-4 Ma 46-5 Ma 46-6 Ma 46-7 46-8 Sweden 46-9 Sweden 46-10 Wi 46-11 46-12 Wi 46-13 Wi 46-14 Wi 46-15 46-16 Inshurance Agt. NJ Pa W Farmer NY W Houseke¢.ping Oh W Ks W Ks W Ks W Grand ma Ct W Teacher Oh W Ia W Ia W Hired girl Sweden W Nurse girl Sweden W Bank clerk Oh W Housekeeping Oh W Oh W At schOol Oh W Housekeeping II W Ks B Plasterer"· ... Va - l<,. B Housekeep:lng Ky B Ks B Ks w Clerk NY Wi Pa Oh Oh Canada Mo England In NY Ct II Ks Ks Ks Canada Mo Ct In NY Ct Mo 45-31 45-32 45-33 45-34 45-35 45-36 45-37 45-38 45-39 45-40 '''-\, Haskell, D.O. 23 Haskell, Hattie 32 Haskell, Mary E. R.? 2 Haskell, Edith 8/12 Haskell, John G. 43 Haskell, M.E. 37 Haskell, Hattie B. 11 Haskell, Mabel B. 8 Johnson, Emma 29 .. Johnson,' Charles 25 -Bullean, ."L • 48 Bullean, Susan F. 45 Bullean, Wm. L. 26 Bullean, Kate E. 23 Bullean, Gertrude A.18 Bullean, Herbert B. 8 Bullene, See Bullean Beach, M.S. 39' Beach, Olive 28 Garrett, C.F. 44 Garrett, F.M. 27 Garrett, Albert O. 4 Garre t t, Anna;=;3 2 Garrett, William 2/12 Garrett, Joanna 75 Garrett, Eva 31 Curtis, Chas. 13 Curtis, . E.G. 1 Colsin, Anna Amna ? 28 Peterson, Lizzie ? 12 Claypool, J.C. 47 Claypool, J.A. 38 Claypool, Lillie 10 Porter, Mary 17 Wakefield. Mattie 32 Samons. Ida May 10 Hones, Chas. H. 3J Hones, Mary 25 Hones, William 4 Hones, Oliver 1 Judson, W.W. 28 M F it"; M M F M F M F M F F M M F F M £0' F F F F M F M M M W W Housekeeping Ma Ma 46-17 46-18 46-19 46-20 46-21 46-22 46-23 Ia 46-24 Ia 46-25 Ia 46-26 Ia 46-27 Sweden 46-28 Sweden 46-29 Oh 46-30 Oh 46-31 Oh 46-32 Oh 46-33 Mo 46-34 46-35 Mo 46-36 Tx 46-37 46-38 46-39 NY 46-4.:0 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Age 28 S.J. 8 E.W. 6 Herbert 4 George 2 Ju~son, Llllle B. 9/12 Judson, Jessle Doak, James 29 20 . Doak,? M.J. Jones, R.O. 36 Jones, S.A. 33 14 Hunter, E.F. 28 Martln, Emma 6 Martin, Chas. W. Martln, Annle 4 1 Martin, Frankle Hatch, Matilda 51 21 Hatch, Frank G. Whlte, Martln G. 53 Whlte, Elmlna 56 Wh1te, N.P. 34 Davls, Eunlce G. 55 Davls, Clarence 18 Norton, S.B. 51 . Norton, W1llie 15 Norton, Harvey E. 13 Norton, George 10 Ham, Cyrus 30 Lyman, Dw1ght 22 Campbell, J.F. 30 Campbell, Rachael A.23 Watt, D.G. 46 Watt, Cynthla B. 44 Watt, J.G. 20 Watt, M..... 18 Watt, S.B. 15 Watt, C.A. 13 Watt, W.G. 10 Watt, H.G. 7 Watt, P.J. ? 4 Adams, Martin~,. 55 Judson, Judson, Judson, Judson, Adams, Nancy Adams, Gilbert L. Adams, Llnda J •. Adams, Savanah E. Adams, Mary v. Adams, George W. Hart tman ,. M. Harttman, Ellz. Hlmoe, S.O. Rlmoe, Annie H. Rimoe, Earnest Himoe, Eva 55 21 19 15 17 56 43 43 41 14 16 22 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY TOWNSHIP Birth Sex Color Occupation Place F M M M F F M F M F F F M F M F M M F M F F M M M f1 M M M F M F M F F F M 1'1 F M F M F F F M M F M F M F W Housekeeplng W W W W W W Butcher W Housekeeplng W Supt. St. R.W. W Housekeeping W At school W Housekeeping W W W W Housekeeping W At home W Carpenter . W Housekeep1ng W Laborer W Housekeeping W Type setting W Carpenter W Help on farm W Help on farm W W Hired man W H1red man W 'Thrasher, W Housekeeping W Fruit1st WHousekep1ng W Help on farm W At home W At home W At home W At home W W W Farmer W Housekeep1ng W Farmer W Sewing W At home W At home W At home ~ Doctor W Housekeeplng W Mfg. of patent W Housekeeping W At school W At school NY NY Where from to Kansas Page-Line NY 47-1 NY 47-2 NY 47-3 47-4 47-5 47-6 NY Ks Ks Ks Scotland Pa Ne Ia In In In Oh Oh Oh England Pa Ks Ks Ks NY I~ II II Ky Ky Kit Ky Ky Ky Oh In Oh Oh Ivla Ks Ks Ks Ky Tx Mo NY Ia WI· I'll I'll Mi Oh Ne Oh Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks NC Oh Oh Oh 1'10 Tn Mo 1'10 1'10 No Mo Ks Ks Ks Germany 'In Germany In Med. Norway Wl Norway W1 Ks Ks J~~;-7 47-8 47-9 47-10 47-11 47-12 47-13 47-14 47-15 47-16 47-17 47-18 47-19 47-20 47-21 47-22 47-23 47-24 47-25 47-26 47-27 47-28 47-29 47-30 47-31 47-32 47-33 47-34 47-35 47-36 47-37 47-38 47-39 47-40 48-1 48-2 48-3 48-4 48-5 l}8-6 48-7 48-8 48-9 48-10 48-11 48-12 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name Himoe, Elmer Himoe, Clarence Himoe, Nettie Himoe, Ellen Thacher, S.O. Thacher, Sarah G. Thacher, Mary H. Thacher, Nellie G. Scheorer, Christena Hovey, William Stephens, N.T. Stephens, Elizabeth Stephens, Kate Stephens, Nelson J. Vogle, Matilda E~~nd, A~~st :;~-~~~,~~~".;. :qa:-~i~:<-~~ - 8 75 44 44 16 15 22 55 54 49 21 18 20 26 26 26 Banks, May ----.-Banks, Nigle 8 Usher, J.B. 59 Usher, Margrett 54 Usher, Arthur 28 Usher, John 25 Usher, Samuel 19 Drisdom, Thomas 30 McCoy, John E. 44 McCoy, P. 40 McCoy, J.A. 19 McCoy, Chas, 16 M~Coy, Lizzie C. 8 Goss, George W. 53 Goss, SUSan 49 Goss, Alice 19 Goss, Carrie 18 Goss, Elden 14 Goss, Charles 11 80 Wood, Temple Gamble, Mollie 25 Goss, Walter 26 Goss, Mary V. 22 Goss, Elva A. 1 Griffith, G.W.E. 41 Griffith, Prucilla 41 Griffith, Charles 13 Griffith, Mary 11 Griffith, Alida 8 Griffith, George 5 Melver, Jacob 6'0 Lambertson, B.P. 56 Lambertson, Mary 56 Lambertson, Mary I. 25 Lambertson, Lucy May 16 Lambertson, Julia 18 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA Age Sex 11 11 STATE M M F F M F F F F M M F F M F M M F F M F M M M M M F M M F M F F F M M M F M F M M F M F F M M M F F F F !TOWNSHIP B1rth Color Occupat1on Place W At school W At school Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Ks Ks W Ks W Grand ma Norway W Atty. at law NY II W Housekeeping NY II W At school NY 11 W At schoolKs I: W Servant girl II II B Hired man Mo Mo W Atty at law NY NY W Housekeeping Ct Ct W At school NY Ct W At school NY Ct W Servant girl Ks W Hired man Sweden Sweden W Hired man of N.T. Stephens NY W Housekeeping NY Ct W At school Ks W Atty at law NY In W Housekeeping In In W At home In In W R.R. Clerk In In W Office clerk In In B Hired man Ky Mo W Bookeeping Oh Oh W Housekeeping Oh Oh W Asst. Bookeeper Oh On W At school Oh Oh W At school Oh Oh W Relief agent Vt Vt W Housekeeping NH Vt W At school Ma Ma W At school Ks W At home Ks W At home Ks W Farmer Me Me W At university Pa Pa W Farmer Vt Vt W Housekeeping Oh Oh W Ks W Farmer Dn In W Housekeeping Pa In W At school Ks W At school Ks W At school Ks W Ks W Hired man Germany Germany W Farmer In In W Housekeeping England In W At home In In W At home Ia In W Servant girl Mo Mo 48-13 48-14 48-15 48-16 48-17 48-18 48-19 48-20 48-21 48-22 48-23 48-24 48-25 48-26 48-27 48-28 Ct -29 48-30 48-31 48-32 48-33 48-34 48-35 48-36 48-37 48-38 48-39 48-40 49-1 49-2 49-3 49-4 49-5 49-6 49-7 49-8 49-9 49-10 49-11 49-12 49-13 49-14 49-15 49-16 49-17 49-18 49-19 49-20 49-21 49-22 49-23 49-24 49-25 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA I I TOWNSHIP , I Name Briscow, Wm. McMillian, J.W. McMillian" May 1. McMillan,' Wilgate McMillan, Lillie Wingale, C.A., Smith, Martha Reece, W.R. Reece, Sarah A. Reece, Carrie Reece, Laura Reece,Rosa Monk, Edward Monk, Addie Root, E. Age 26 41 35 14 9 56 40 44 43 16 13 12 37 30 72 Root, Elle'h'.,. 24 Root, Oliva 22 Root, Wm. G. 32 Root, Horace 25 Baldwin, Jerusha 35 Baldwin, Orville 9 Kedward, Robert 45 Redward, See Kedward Draper, F.M. 25 Draper, L.E. 25 Main, Joshua 45 Main, Rachel 32 Main, william 14 Main, Rosetta 3 Main, Charlie 2 Main. Albert 6/12 Main, Polly A. 39 Main. George W. 18 Main, Rebecca J. 15 Main. Ovanda 10 Main, Cynthia 7 Johnson, Lindsey 31 Johnson, Katie 32 Johnson, Mary 14 Johnson, William B. 9 Johnson, Samuel 7 Johnson. Edward 5 Johnson, Willas 3 Johnson, Martha J. 1 Skinner, Sam'l. 68 Skinner, Mary 34 Skinner, ,Thomas 17 Skinner, Mary 15 Skinner, Nellie 12 Skinner, George 9 Skinner, Susan 7 Skinner, Katie 5 B1rth Sex Color Occupat1on Place M M F M F F F M F F F F M F M F F M M F M M M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F F M M M M F M F M F F M F F B Hired man W Banker W Housekeeping W At school W W Grand ma BServant girl W Carpenter W Housekeeping W At home W At home W At home W Carpenter W Housekeeping W Mason Mo Pa In In Oh In Ky In W Dressmaker W Housekeeping WPainter W Painter W Dressmaking W At school W Gardner? Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Mi England NY Tn Wi Wi NY II NY Where from to Kansas Fage-L1ne Mo 49-26 Oh 49-27 Oh 49-28 Oh 49-29 Oh 49-30 In 49-31 Mo 49-32 In 49-33 In 49-34 In 49-35 In 49-;)6 In 49-37 II 49-38 Pa II 49-39 49-40 Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa NY ·'50-1 50-2 50-3 50-4 50-5 50-6 50-7 W Teaching NY NY W Teaching Oh In . Va W Farmer Va W Housekeeping Mo Va W At home ,Mo Mo W Ks W Ks W Ks W Housekeeping In Mo W Working on farm Mo Mo W At home Ks W Ks W Ks B Laborer Mo Mo B Housekeplng NC NC B At home Mo Mo B Ks B Ks B Ks BKs B Ks W Cattle buyer Engalnd Mo W Housekeeping NY Mo W Butcher Mo Mo W Working from home Ks W At home Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks 50-8 50-9 50-10 50-11 50-12 50-13 50-14 50-15 50-16 50-17 50-18 50-19 50-20 50-21 50-22 50-23 50-24 50-25 50-26 50-27 50-28 50-29 50-30 50-31 50-32 50-33 50-34 50-35 50-36 �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY I Volume 19 I TOWNSHIP WAKARUSA I j Name Skinner, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Age Sex Frank 1 Tannie ? H. 37 Hellen M. 16 Carrle C. 13 M F F F Johnson, Mattie E. 11 F Johnson, Henry C. 6 M Johnson, Mary H. 5/12 F' Wimple, Domow? Oman 38 M Wimple, Carrie 38 F Wimple, AnnieJ. 6 F 4 M Wimple, Willie Buckmlster, J.G. 36 M Buckmister, R.E. 30 F Buckmister,Rose K. 7 F Buckmlster, Fred K. 6 M Buckmister, Addie F. 2 Buckmaster, See Buckmister Russell, S.C. 43 M Russell, Rose 38 F Russell, Adelia 16 F Russell, Susan P. 14 F Russell, Mattle J. 10 F Anderson, O. ? D.? 45 M Anderson, Mrs. wlfe of O. 32 Anderson, Hilda 11 F Anderson, N.P. 6 M Anderson, Mary 4 F Anderson, Frank 2 M Palm, A. 40 M Palm, Charlotte 39 F Palm, Willlam 5 M Palm, Blanda 3 F Palm, Nettie H. 1 F Johnspn, L. 40 M Johnson, Mary 47 F Johnson, Lewls 14 M Johnson, Andrew 12 M Johnson, Matilda 10 F Johnson, John 8 M Johnson, Mary 4 F Johnson, Emma 2 F Johnson, William 3/12 M 32 M Manson, E. 25 F Manson, Clara Manson, Elida 1 F Pearson,. Annie Manson, A. Larson, O. Larson, J. Larson, Ida Johnson, John 12 31 36 30 3/12 35 Birth Color Occupation Place W W Housekeeping W At school W At home Ks Ct Ks Ks W At home Ks Ks Ks NY NY Ks Ks NY England Il Il Ks W W W Stone mason W Housekeeping W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W W W W Farmer W Housekeeping W At home W At home W At home W DaIryman F W Housekeeping W W W W W Blacksmith W Housekeeping W W W W Plow ::,.maker W Housekeeping W At home W At home W W W W W W Miller W Housekeeping Sweden Sweden F W M W Wagon maker W Wagon maker W Housekeeping Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Ks Sweden F W W Blacksmith Il Il Il Il Il Il Ks Ks Ks M Ct Pa NY Pa Il Ks Ks Ks Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Swede,n Ks Ks Sweden Sweden Sweden Il Ks Ks Ks Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Swed's.n Sweden Sweden Sweden'~~ Ks W M F Where from to Kansas Page-Line Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden 50-37 50-38 50-39 50-40 51-1 51-2 51-3 51-4 51-5 51-6 51-7 51-8 51-9 51-10 51-11 51-12 51-13 51-14 51-15 51-16 51-17 51-18 51-19 51-20 51-21 51-22 51-23 51-24 51-25 51-26 51-27 51-28 51-29 51-30 51-31 51-32 51-33 51-34 51--3. 5 51-36 51-37 51-38 51-39 51-40 52-1 52-2 52-3 52-4 52-5 52-6 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA Birth Name Age Sex Johnson, Johanna 38 F Johnson, Yardo 9 F Johsnon, Emma 6 F J ohnsol1' baby of John 1/12 F Engstrom, N. 39 M Engstrom, May 37 1" 6 F Engstrom, Ida Engstrom, Netta 3 F 1 F Engsj:;~om, Annie Smith, John 28 M Johnson, Annie 53 F Johnson, Mary 14 F Johnson, John A. 5 M Fuller, F. 59 M Fuller, Martha E. 62 F Cook, John 33 M Cool, Jane 31 F Cook, Alexander 7 M Cook, Sarah 5 F Cook, w111ie 3 M Cook, George 1 M Fager, Henry 46 M F~ger, Ella~il'inah 45 F F M Fager, Isabetla C 14 Mustard, C.B. 35 Mustard, M.E. 35 Mustard, Clarence P.5 Porter, L.L. 33 Short, Mrs. O.F. 38 Short, Harold C. 16 Short, O.F. 8 Short, L.S. 5 Short, C.M. 3 Asht on, J. Q. 44 M 36 F Ashton, Prlcl1la Ashton, Mary L. Hamlin, Alexander Hamlin. Samuel Marsh, D.P. Marsh, H.M. Marsh, J.E. Enos, M.L. Logan, Ben Speer, John Speer, E.D. Speer, Eva Speer, Hardin Speer, Rosa Riggs, S.A. Riggs, K.D.E. Riggs, Harrey ? E. 7 72 42 30 29 3 60 21 57 53 18 13 11 40 37 10 F M F F M M M F F M M M F M F M M F F M F M F M Color Occupation Place W Housekeeping Where from to Kansas Page-Line Sweden 52-7 Sweden 52-8 52-9 52-10 Sweden 52-11 Sweden ,.52-12 Sweden 52-13 52-14 52-15 Sweden 52-16 Sweden 52-17 Sweden 52-18 52-19 Sweden Sweden Ks W Ks W Blacksmith Sweden W Housekeeping Sweden W Sweden W Ks W Ks W Sweden W Housekeeping Sweden W At home Sweden W Ks W Builder & contractor Ct Ma W Housekeeping Ct Ma W Carpenter Ireland NY W Housekeeping Ireland NY W W W W W NY W Housekeeping W W Carpenter W Teamster W Farmer W Housekeeping Pa Ks Pa NY NY NY Ks W Ks W FarmerPa II W Housekeeping Pa II W At 'home In II W Teaching Pa Oh W Housekeeping Fa Oh W Pa Oh W Boarding Pa Pa W Housekeeping NY IL W At school Ks W Ks W Ks Ks W W Builder & Contractor Oh Pa W Grand ma B Laborer W Printer W Housekeeping W At home W W W Atty. at law W Housekeeping Vt Vt Ks Vt Ar Pa In Ks Ks Ks Oh Pa W Ks W Pa Pa Vt Wi Wi Ar Oh Oh Oh Pa ~:52:-20 52-21 52-22 52-23 52-24 52-25 52-26 52-27 52-28 52-29 52-30 52-31 52-32 52-33 52-34 52-35 52-36 52-37 52-38 52-39 52-40 53-1 53-2 53-3 53-4 53-5 53-6, 53-7 53-8 53-9 53-10 53-11 53-12 53-13 53-14 53-15 53-16 53-17 �KANSAS 1875 Volume 19 Name STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY I TOWNSHIP B1rth Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place B Laborer M Darsey, Harrison 35 Dorsey, see Darsey W Merchant l'l Harrington, R.C. 33 W Housekeeping F Harrington, L.B. 30 W M Harrington, Charlie 8 W M Harrington, John 6 W M Harrington, Leroy 3 Harrington, son of R.C. 5/1'2 M W W Farmer M Brett, Thos. E. 29 W Housekeeping F Brett, E.A. 45 W At school M Brett, N.H. .,,~5 W Farmer M Tasker, T.J. 68 W Housekeeping F Tasker, Eliza 60 W Bookeeper M Tasker, R.C. 39 W At school Tasker, L.E. 14 M W M Tasker, E.S. 8 W Farmer M Kennedy, W.B. ~52 W Housekeeping 'F Kennedy, Elizabeth ~6 W At home Kennedy, Oscar 19 M W At school F Kennedy, Ella 14 W At school F Kennedy~ May 11 W At school F Kennedy, Lucy 7 W F Kennedy, Netta 4 W Farmer M Kennedy, Eugene 24 Kennedy, Eva Kennedy, X. Reynolds, Sam'l. Reynolds, Lizzie Reynolds, Edward Reynolds, George Morrow, Robert Morrowr~~' Martha Morrow, Robt. C. Morrow';! Katie Morrow, Hellen Rankin, W.A. Rankin, P.D. Rankin, A.J. Rankin, Lou Rankin, Don J. Rankin, Harvey Rankin, Fred Herr, John Herr, Harriet Herr, Clarence W. Herr, Emmett Herr, Frank S. Coral, James P. Coral, Susanah Coral, Virginia Coral, Olevia Coral, Ella Coral, Kate 22 9/12 50 28 19 15 49 44 16 14 2 44 44 21 17 16 12 6 37 31 11 8 6 43 45 17 15 13 12 F M M F M M M F M F F M F F F M M M M F M M M M F F F F F W Housekeeping Ky Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Mo 53-18 Pa Fa Ks Ks Ks Ks Ma Ma Ma Vt Ma Ma II Ks Oh Oh Ms Pa II Ma Ma Ma Ma 11 11 II 11 II 11 11 11 Ks Ks Ks Ks Mi Ks W Farmer England W Housekeeping Me W At home Ks Ks W At home W Merchantdising NJ W Housekeeping NJ W At school Ks W At school Ks W Ks W Mechanic Oh W Housekeeping Oh W At home Oh W At home II W At home Ks W Ks W Ks W Saddlery Oh W Housekeeping Oh W At home Oh W In W In' W Farmer Va W Housekeeping Fa W At home Ks W At home Ks W At home Ks W Ks Mo W NY Ma Wi Wi 11 II 11 11 In In In In In l'>io 11 53-19 53-20 53-21 53-22 53-23 53-24 53-25 53-26 53-27 53-28 53-29 53-30 53-31 53-32 53-33 53-34 53-35 53-36 53-37 53-38 53-39 53-40 54-1 54-2 54-3 54-4 54-5 54-6 54-7 54-8 54-9 54-10 54-11 54-12 54-13 54-14 54-15 54-16 54-17 54-18 54-19 54-20 54-21 54-22 54-23 54-24 54-25 54-26 54-27 54-28 54-29 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name Coral. J .H. Coral, C.W. Coral, Annie lVlugler. Peter Mugler, Mary Nugler, Albert Mugler, Paul ' Mugler, Amella Eno, John Eno, August Eno, Frank Age 10 8 6 30 25 4 1 5/12 45 40 11 Eno, Augustus 8 Eno, Minnie 3 Eno, Katie 9/12 Jackson, Elizabeth 55 Mathews, Chas. 19 Mathews, James 17 Mathews, Martha E~ 15 Mathews, John ~~ Mathews, Mary 17 Snediger, T.B. 33 Snediger, Amanda 26 Snediger, Cashius 6 Snediger, Gurdon 3 Edwards, C.L. 46 Edwards,Susan R. 38 Edwards, Virg1nn1a 10 Powers, Alfred 78 Welsh, Hellen M. 54 Welsh, Jennie 27 Welsh, Gertrude E. 24 McCurdy, W.s. 55 Thy, Mat11da 41 Thy. Thomas A. 14 Teter, Stella S. 10 Warren, Henry G. 27 Norton, Ruth 16 Carpenter. w.o. 75 Carpenter, M1ss C. 34 Eng11sh, D. ? B. 25 Patr1ck, George 21 Edr1dge, S.W. 59 Eldr1dge, see Edr1dge ? Edr1dge, Carr1e 49 Savage, Eva 22 Savage, Birty 1 Morey, Hattie 18 Colwell, Harrey? 22 S1mpson, S.N. 48 S1mpson, Kate L. 42 Simpson, Chas. L. 9 S1mpson, Nel11e V. 7 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY I TOWNSHIP WAKARUSA , B1rth Sex Color Occupat1on Place M M F M F M M F M F M W W W W Brewer W Housekeep1ng W W W W Farme,r W Housekeep1ng W F F F w .t.. ·~ '. -.:;.'-~:. '~'" F M M F M F M $ M M M F F M F F F M F M F M F M F M M M F F M F M M F M F Ks Ks Ks France II Ks Ks Ks Prussia Pruss1a Prussia Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne 54-30 54-31 54-32 II Ia ~~~33 54-34 54-35 54-36 54-37 Pruss1a 54-38 Pruss1a 54-39 Prussia 54-40 7-:- PrUSSia ? Prussia -1 Ks 55-2 W Ks 55-3 W Housekeep1ng Oh II 55-4 W Help on farm ? Ks 55-5 W Help on farm Ks 55-6 W At h o m e K s 55-7 W Farmer II II 55-8 W Housekeeping Ks 55-9 W Sexton Cemetery Va Oh 55-10 W Housekeeping Pa Oh 55-11 W Oh Oh 55-12 W Ks 55-13 W .Collector Ma Ma 55-14 W Housekeep1ng Ma Ma 55-15 W Ma Ma 55-16 W Farmer Ma Ma 55-17 W Housekeep1ng Ct Ct 55-18 W At home Ct Ct 55-19 W At home Ct Ct 55-20 W Tax T1t,lLe Agt. Ma Ma 55-2,1 W Housekeeping England NY 55-22 W At home Ks 55-23 W Ks 55-24 W Hired man Ireland Ireland' 55-25 B Servant g1rl Mo Mo 55-26 W Farmer England England 55-27 W Teacher England England 55-28 W Proff. at Unlv. NY Oh 55-29 W Proff. at Univ. Ma Ma, 55-30 W Farmer Ma Ma 55-31 W W Housekeeping NY W Housekeep1ng Ma W Ks W At home Ma B Laborer Mo W Real Est Dealer Wd W Housekeeping Vt W Ks W Ks NY Ma Ma Mo NH Vt 55-32 55-33 55-34 55-35 55-36 55-37 55-38 55-39 55-40 �1875 KANSAS Simpson. Happiness Jackson. Florence Burnett. H.C. Cox. Chas. Cox. Elizabeth Cox. Oscar Cox. Maggie Cox. Emma Cox. Ella Hagan. Thomas Shack. E. Sha.ck. Lizzie Shack, Katie Tobler, John Tobler, Catherine Tobler, John Tobler, Charles Tobler, Frank Tobler, Emmie Tobler, Annie Tobler, Fred Pigott, George Pigott, Elizabeth Russell, Jonathan Russell, Josephene Russell, Earl J. Clark, David Clark, Rosena Lewis, C.C. Lewis, E.E. Jr. Lewis, Kate Lewis, Frank Lewis, Willie Lewis, Lillie Sweezer, Moses Sweezer, Matilda Crump. G.W. Crump. Sarah Wiley, ? Charles W. Wiley, ?Emma Wiley, Ida Lamon, John S. Lamon, Julia Lamon, W.H. Lamon, Hattie Lamon, Maud Winchell, H.M. Winchell, F.L. Winchell, T.A. Winchell, A.E, Simpson, M..F. Simpson, W.H. WAKARUSA Age Sex 5 22 22 33 30 12 10 M 7 7 F F 21 31 29 8/12 49 37 16 14 12 9 4 F M M F M F M M F F M F M M M 1" F 10/12 F 44 M 36 F 40 M 29 F 8 M 52 72 M 16 13 13 10 4 35 32 65 66 M 44 44 33 15 66 56 35 30 5 38 32 16 8 39 17 CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i Volume 19 Name STATE F F F M M F IV! F M F M F F M F M 1" F Where from to Kansas Page-Line W Ks 56-1 B Hired girl Mo Mo 56-2 W At school Univ. Vt Vt 56-3 W Farmer In In 56-4 W Housekeeping In In 56-5 W At school In In 56-6 W At school In rn 56-7 W At ? In In 56-8 W In In 56-9 B Farm hand Mo Mo 56-10 W Farmer NY NY 56-11 W Housekeeping NY NY 56-12 W Ks 56-13 W Gardner? Switzrland Mo 56-14 W Housekeeping Germany Mo 56-15 W Hired out Ks 56-16 W At home Ks 56-17 W At home Ks 56-18 W ' Ks 56-19 W Ks 56-20 W Ks 56-21 W Farmer I rele,nd NY 56-22 W Housekeeping A1 NY 56-23 W Gardner ? NH 56-24 lv!a W Housekeeping II II 56-25 W Ks 56-26 B Farmer Va MO 56-27 B Housekeeping Va Mo 56-28 W Housekeeping Vt.? Wt.? NY 56-29 W At home NY NY 56-30 W At home NY NY 56-31 ~ At home NY NY 56-32 W NY NY 56-33 W Ks 56-34 B Blacksmith Tn Ky 56-35 B Housekeeping Tn Mo 56-36 W Carpenter Md Mo 56-37 W Housekeeping Fa Mo 56-38 W R.R. contractor NY Col. Terr. 56-39 W Housekeeping Mo Mo 56-40 , Birth Color Occupation Place W At home W Carpenter W Housekeeping W Artist W Housekeeping M W W Farming F M W Housekeeping W Herding F F M : TOWNSHIP W W Housekeeping W Clerk in bank Ks Oh Oh Oh II Ks Ma Ma Ma Ks Ma Ks 11 II 11 II Ma Ma Ma Ma 57-1 57-2 57-3 57-4 57-5 57-6 57-7 57-8 57-9 57-10 57-11 57-12 �KANSAS 1875 STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY ,1//, Volume 19 WAKARUSA i)TOWNSHIP ., f ' B1rth . Name Age Sex Color Occupat1on Place Simpson, Mary 14 Simpson, Hellen 4 Baille, G.R. 35 Bailie, E.S. 29 Bailie, Lizzie 6 Bailie, Grac~ 4 Shankland, H.C". 49 'Shanklamd, Lyddia L.44 Shankland, Harry A. 18 Shankland, Sallie 16 Shankland, Calvin 12 Justus, Amenta 69 Evans, H.G. 50 Evans, Lucrecia 15 Evans, Maggie 13 Evans, Willie 10 Evans, Ida May 4 Brooks, Paul R. 40 Brooks, Mary A. 37 Boughtpn, G. 20 Riggs, Jos. E. 37 Riggs, ~nnieF~'. 26 Riggs, Katie L. 2 Rossell, Sophia 25 Kennedy, T.H. 3~ Kennedy, Mary H. 36 Kennedy, Phillip ij. 4 Kennedy, Thomas F. 2 Simpson, W.A. Simpson, L.B. Simpson, E.K. Simpson, L.H. Simpson, M• .i::.. Simpson, W.P. Atcheson, Andrew Junebaugh, Celia Dickson, Nettie Scott, William Scott, Susan J. Scott, Charles Scott, Samuel Scott, Presley Scott, Leona Scott, Walter Scott, Pleasant'!) Scott, Taylor Scott, Susan Wheadon, Robt. Wheadon, Sarah Wheadon, Frank Wheadon, Carrie 35 28 9 6 W At home F W Ks W Janitor at Univ. Scotland Pa M F F F ~ p, M F M F M F F M F M F F M F F F M F M M M F F M F 3/12 20 19 18 50 45 19 18 17 M 8 6 5 M F F M F M M M F M M M 2 41 26 M 9 M 8 to Kansas Page-L1ne F 2 9 Where from F F F Ks W Housekeeping' England Pa Pa Pa W Ks WLand Comma Pa In W Housekeeping Oh In W,Clerk in R.R. office Ks W At home Ks W At 'nome Ks W Housekeeping Ne Mo W Laborer Oh Mo W At home Mo Mo W At home Mo Mo W Mo Mo W Mo Mo W I,ns. Agent Me Me W Housekeeping . NY NY W A.t university NY NY W Atty. at law Oh Oh W Housekeeping Ct Ct W Ks W Hired girl Sweden Sweden WIns. & claim agt. Ireland Mo W Housekeeping NY Mo W Mo Mo W Mo Mo W W Banking NH W Housekeeping Ga W Ks W Ks W Ks W Ks W Student at Univ. Ma W Hired girl Sweden W Nurse girl B B B B B Farmer Housekeeping Help on farm Help on farm Help on famr B B B B B Ks Mo Ky Mo Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ia W Farmer WHousekeeping II W W Ks Ks NH Ga Mi Sweden Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo 57-13 57-14 57-15 57-16 57-17 57-18 57-19 57-20 57-21 57-22 57-23 57-24 57-25 57-26 57-27 57-28 57-29 57- 30 57-31 57-32 57-33 57-34 57-35 57-36 57-37 57-38 57-39 57-40 58-1 58-2 58-3 58-4 58-5 58-6 58-7 58-8 58-9 58-10 58-11 58-12 58-13 58-14 58-15 58-16 58-17 58-18 58-19 58-20 58-21 58-22 58-23 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 STATE WAKARUSA CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY i TOWNSHIP I I Birth Name Moore, L.S. Moore, S.M. Moore, Hester A. Moore, May 13',:::. Moore, William Moore, Forman Moore, Saida Moore, Freddie Gingerich,J.S. Gingerich, E.J. Gingerich, Mar,y E. Harris, W.H. Brittian, Peter Brittian, Jane Brittian, Martha M. Thomas, Joel Thomas. Hannah ? Age 55 51 31 27 17 13 11 5 55 45 14 24 54 48 8 43 41. Sex Color Occupat1on Place M F F F' M M F M ? F F M M F F M F Where from to Kansas Page-Line W Supt. Co. Afsy? Assessors ? Oh W Cook ? Oh 11 W Help in house Ky 11 W Seamstress Ky 11 W Help on 'farm II 11 W II II W II 11 W Ks W Minister Pa Pa W Housekeeping Pa Pa W At home Ks W Farmer England England W Farmer England Pa W Housekeeping Wales Pa W Ks W Feed & sale stable Ky In W Housekeeping In In Thomas, Emma 14 F W At home Guest, James N. 40 M W Farmer Guest, Laura 37 F W Help in house Davis, Henry T. 52 M W Farmer Davis, Eliza D. 49 F W Housekeeping Davis, George H. 25 M W Famrer Davis, Cora E. 9 F W Davis, Walter T. 7 M W Lava, Clara 20 F W Help in house White, Willett 18 M W Farming Overton, Edward 35 M B Hired man McAllister, Jas. E. 45 M W Farmer McAllister, Laura 38 F W Housekeeping McAllister, Warren J. 19 W Help on farm McAllister, Emily 15 F W At home McAllister, Benjamin 12M W At home McAllister, Appijla ~:~;J. 10 F W McAllister, Myra. -5 F W McAllister, Laura 2 F W Anderson, S.B. 49 M W PhysiCian Anderson, N.L. 44 F W Housekeeping Anderson, S.H. 25 M n Student Anderson, W.J. 19 M W Bill poster Anderson, Arthur 12 M W At home Anderson, George 9 M W GraY, Annie ? 27 F W Servant girl Messer, Nathan T. 34 M W Farmer Messer, Florence 24 F W Housekeeping Messer, Carrie 9/12 F W DaLee, A.G. 54 M W Photographer DaLee, Martha A. 37 F W Housekeeping DaLee, Eliza 1 F W Dresser, George 20 M VII Photographer Fredrickson, C. 33 M ~Miller Fredrickson, Matilda 40 <F,G' ;:w, I1busekeeping W, ! , . Fredrickson, Martha M.4 ~ , Ks In In Vt Vt NH Ks Ks Canada Vt Mo NY NY Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Ia Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ky NY In Ks NY Oh Ks Mo Denmark Denmark Ks In In NH NH NH II 58-25 58-26 58-27 58-28 58-29 58-30 58-31 58-32 58-33 58-34 58-35 58-36 58-37 58-38 58-39 58-40 59-1 59-2 59-3 59-4 59-5 59-6 59-7 59-8 Mo 59-9 Vt 59-10 Mo 59-11 Ia 59-12 Ia 59-13 Ia 59-14 Ia 59-15 Ia 59-16 Ia 52-17 Ia 59+;'18 Ia 59-19 Oh 59-20 Oh 59-21 Oh 59-22 Oh 59-23 Oh 59-24 Oh 59-25 Mo 59-26 Mi 59-27 In 59-28 59-29 Ca 59-30 II 59-31 59-32 Mo 59-33 ;oenmark 59-34 Denmark 59-35 59":36 �1875 KANSAS Volume 19 Name STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Lewis, Darwin H. M 31 Lewis, Bettie 21 F Schneider, John A. 45 M Schneider, Louesa 39 1" Theme, Louesa 8 F Akers, Ben F. M 45 F Akers, Rosetta 36 Akers, Ben F. Jr. M 9 Akers, Amos S. 8/12 M Aqu~:_st, Amanda 26 F Agust, see Aquest Peirce, John 22 M Jones, Bruce M 29 Jones, Elizabeth F ?'3 Jones, Irwin 1 M Draper, Booker M 45 Draper, Rachel F 43 1" Draper, Elizabeth 18 Draper, Lafayette 14 M Hardwick,L. M 43 Harwick, SallieB "- 42 F Hardwick, Lewis 12 M French, C.D. 48 M French, Elizabeth F 39 French, Allie H. F 9 French, George 6 M French, John 3/12 M French, Ebenezer M 83 Haskell, A.C. F 71 Lauson, Henry M 27 Lauson, Ludia F 18 Lauson, Leona May 1/12 F LanSOl1\, See Lauson Lawson, See Lauson W Farmer W Housekeeping W Farmer W H.ousekeeping W W Stock raising 'w Housekeeping W W W Servant girl W W Farmer W Housekeeping W B Farmer B Housekeeping B At home B At home W Butcher W Housekeeping W At home W Trader W Housekeeping W W W W Grand pa W Grand ma W Laborer W Housekeeping W Where from to Kansas Page-L1ne Oh Ky Prussia Prussia Prussia England In Ky Ky Prussia Prussia NY Oh Oh Ks Ks Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden In In NC NC Ks Tn In Tn In Tn In Tn In Ma Ma Ma Ma Ks Ma Co Vt Ma Ks Ks Ks Ma II NH Ma Ma II England England Ks 59-37 59-38 59-39 59-40 60-1. 60-2 60-3 60-4 60-5 60-6 60-7 60-8 60-9 60-10 60-11 60-12 60-13 60-14 60-15 60-16 60-17 60-18 60-19 60-20 60-21 60-22 60-23 . 60-24 60-25 60-26 60-27 �1875 KANSAS i' ! TOWNSHIP Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place Slusher, Judah 85 F1elds, Ceasur? 86 Glass, Edward 49 R1ce, Martha 40 R1ce, Mat1lda J. 6 R1ce, Ester A. 4 R1ce, Freeborn L. 10 R1ce, Charlotte 4/12 Fall, Patr1ck 61 L1pscomb. Susan 35 Fulkerson, Caroline 40 McDonalcf~, ~.E. CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY \::;:~I~~~ARUSA Volume 19 Name STATE 18 McDonald, homas 6 Perdell, Wm• W. 12 Penery, W1llie 8 Smith, Lee 19 Anderson, Sarah 18 Wyman, ? Columbus 14 Thomas t .John 14 Duffee,Chas. 7 Duffy, 'Duffee, Drew, Solomom 75 Mathena, Mary 42 Ross, Mary 27 Ross, Jessie 3 Fry, William 15 McClellan, Josephene 25 Jefferys, Hesikiah 33 Matson, John 40 F B M M B f to' B B B F B M B F B W B M F F F M M M M F M M M B B Mulatto Mulatto Mulatto B B W Mulatto W M Mulatto F F M W B M F M M B Where from to Kansas Fage-Line Va Va Ms Pa Ks Ks Oh Ks Ireland Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Oh NY Mo Mo Ks Ks Ks Ks Ks Ar Ia Mo Ks 61-1 61-2 61-3 61-4 61-5 61-6 61-7 61-8 61-9 61-10 61-11 61-12 Ar Ia Mo 61-13 61-14 61-15 61-16 61-17 61-18 61-19 61-20 B NC France Mo Ks Ar France Mo 61-23 W NY NY 61-24 61-25 W Insane W Compiled and typed by Donald W. Vaughn Oh Oh In ? Md Mo Sweden Sweden 61-21 61-22 61-26 61-27 61-28 �1875 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - DOUGLAS COUNTY - WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP Volume 19, Pages 1-14 G.W. Hayslett Enumerator Name Age Sex Color DEHECK, Peter 40 M DEHECK, Mary A. 29 F DEHECK, Carham 1 F DOYL, Mary 8 F DOYL, Margaret A. 10 F DOYL, Martha J. 5 F HORNBARGER, G. 30 M HORNBARGER, ANNIE 19 F HORNBARGER, Amelia 3 mo.F RAP PARD , Charles· 36 M RAr~ARD, Margaret 27 F RAP PARD , William 5 M RAP PARD , Mary 4 F RAP PARD , Henry 1 M LUTZ, Frank (Lutez?) 18 M LUTEZ, Frank (Lutz?) 18 M HEIFFNER, M. 54 M HEIFFNER Catharin 45 F HEl¥FNER, Sophia 18 F HEIFFNER, John 14 M HEIFFNER, Elizabeth 10 F HEIFFNER, David 7 M HEIFFNER, Joseph 4 M HEIFFNER, Sarah 3 F HEIFFNER, David 3 M CANSDELL, A. 38 M CANSDELL, S. C. 26 F CANSDELL, Mary E. 9 F CANSDELL, John 7 M CANS DELL , Kate 3 F CANSDELL, Blanch 1 F HURLBUT, S. W. 31 M HURLBUT, Mary J. 31 F HURLBUT, Emma J. 6mo.F HAAS, Frederick 36 M HAAS, Magdalena 32 F HAAS, Lewis 11 M HAAS, Marcah (Mareah?) 9 F HAAS, Annie 7 F HAAS, Charles 4 M HAAS, Rosa 2 F BOWERS, Albert 27 M BOWERS, Sarah 25 F BOWERS, Melvin 7 M BOWERS, Minnie 3 F MARSHALL, W. A. 32 M MARSHALL, Susan, 35 F MARSHALL, Elizabeth 5 F Occupation Birth Whe~e from Place to Kansas PaBe W Agriculture Neth-' W W Ill. W W W W Agriculture W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W; Agriculture W W W W W W W W Kans Kans. Kans. Kans. Ger. Mo. Kans. Ger. Ger. Kans. Kans. ~ Mich Wise. Mo. Mo. Ger. Ger. la la la la la la la la la la la la la Kalis. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ill. III Kans. Kans. Kans. Kans. Eng. Va. Kans. Kans. Kans. Kans. OH NY Kans. W Agriculture Ger. W Ger. W Kans. W Kans. W Kans. W Kans W Kans. W Agriculture OH W IN W Kans. W Kans. W Agriculture PA W PA W PA Ger. Ger. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. Wis. OH la la la la la la la la la la lao la la la la la Ill. Ill. IA IA la la la la la la la la la la IN PA PA la Ib Ib Ib Ib Ib Ib Ib �DOUGLAS COUNTY WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP 1875 CENSUS Name MARSHALL, Laura MARSHALL, Frank SQXMAN, oJ. B. SQXMAN, Sarah A. SQXMAN, Christian SOXMAN, Anna SQXMAN, Joseph H. SOXMAN, John F. SOXMAN, William SANDERS, H. B. SANDERS, Nancy SANDERS, Charles B. SANDERS, Barbra E. JONES, Mary FREESE, Julus FREESE, Elizabeth FREESE, William F. FREESE, Franklin MARKLEY, Jacob MARKLEY, Magdaline MARKLEY, Levi MARKLEY, George MARKLEY, Mary J. MARKLEY, Sarah E. MARKLEY, Jacob FOGLE, Emmaline ALDER, Edward ALDER,Elizabeth ALDER, Annie P. ALDER, Edwin LITCHFIELD, Ja,es LITCHFIELD, Marlena LITCHFIELD, Franklin FLORY, Christopher FLORY, Mary A. FLORY, C. W. FLORY, J. M. FLORY, Isadora FLORY, Harvy FLORY, Edward FEATHERSTON, Edwar FEATHERSTON, Mary A. FLORY, Isaac D. FLORY, Sarah E. FLORY, Cassius E. FLORY, Virgil M. FLORY, Allice A. FLORY, Abraham E. FLORY, Sarah FLORY, Delley M. Age Sex 4 1 36 36 14 12 9 5 1 39 29 2 F M M F M F M M M M F M 1" Ii' 15 30 26 4 1 45 39 14 12 10 4 1 13 38 26 5 2 30 21 5 45 41 22 13 10 8 5 25 20 32 33 11 5 8 27 22 5 F M F M M M F M M F F M F M F F M M F M M F M M F F M M F M F M M F M F M Color . Birth Occupatl.onpl Where f:rolTI Page ace to Kans. W PA W PA W Agrie1,llture-: __ :.:PA W PA W PA W PA W PA W Kans. W Kans. W Agriculture Ger. W Ill. W Kans. W Kans. W Kans. W Agriculture Ger. W Ill. W KS W KS w Agriculture OH W OH W KS W KS W KS W KS W KS W MO W -B lacksmi th KY W MO W .'.. KS W KS W Agriculture IN W OH W KS W Agriculture OH W OH W IN W IN W KS W KS W KS W Agriculture OH W OH W Agriculture OH W IN W Agriculture IN W KS W KS W Agriculture OH W OH W KS PA PA PA PA PA Ill. Ill. Ill. Ill. OH OH MO MO MO . ,.. ?' ~ IN OH IN In IN IN WI WI IN IN IN IN OH ° lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb Ib lb lb 1b lb 1b LB 1b lb lb lb lb lb 1b lb lb 1b lb lb 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a �Name Age Sex Color FLORY, Mary L. CRUEZAN, Rosamore CRUEZAN, MaryJ. CRUEZAN, William R. HAMILTON, Sarah CRUEZAN, Hattie A. HAMILTON, Fredrick HAMILTON, Maybel HAMILTON, William HAMILTON, Nancy M. HAMILTON, Albert H. EBERHART, Obadiah EBERHART, Susannah EBERHART,Mary C. EBERHART, Obadiah EBERHART, Jacob N. REYNOLDS, C. REYNOLDS, Sarah J. REYNOLDS, Laura A. HAYSLETT, G. W. HAYSLETT, Eliza F. HAYSLETT, Robert E. WAYBRIGHT, M. E. ROTHROCK, H ROTHROCK, W. B. ROTHROCK, D. ROTHROCK, E. ROTHROCK, M. FISHER, B. SCHWARTS, Charles SCHWARTZ, (see SCHWARTS) SCHWARTS, Lena SCHWARTS, Mary HAAS, Mary SWARTS, Sopha SWARTS, C. G. SWARTS,W. F. SCHWARTS, E. SHAFFER, John H. SHAFFER, Mary E. SHAFFER, William CLINE, Henry CLINE, Mary E. CLINE, William E. CLINE, Martin L. CLINE, Mary E. CLINE, Daniel HAAS, Daniel HAAS, Catherin 2 66 62 22 31 25 9 2 5 3 1 51 53 20 19 17 24 22 F M F M F F M F M F M M F F M M M F F M F M F M F F M F M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F F F F M M F M E M M F M N F M M F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 1:2 40 30 10 61 35 28 2 Y 58 30 39 40 8 72 12 7 4 3 33 27 4 32 34 9 6 1:2 38 43 41 Occupation Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agricul·ture Agriculture Birth Place KS OH VA VA IA MO IA KS KS KS KS PA PA PA PA PA PA PA KS VA WI KS OH PA IN KS KS PA VA Ger. Ger. KS Ger. KS KS KS KS PA PA KS PA PA IL IL KS PA PA PA Where from Page to Kans. OH VA OH IA MO IA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA VA WI IN PA IA PA IN MI MO MO PA PA IL IL IL IL IL IL IL 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2a 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b '2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b �Name HAAS, George D. HAAS, JOsiah HAAS, Annettie HAAS, Annie E. HAAS, William HAAS, Addie HAAS, Calla SYDER, L. K. Age Sex Color Occupation 21 M 17 M 14 F llF 9 M 6 F 3 F 45 M SYDER, Rebecca 42 F ·19 SYDER, Edward SYDER, Annie E 18 F SYDER, Mary E. 10 F SYDER, William 9 M SYDER, Love E. 4 M SYDER, Virdilla 4 F HORRELL, Jacks 24 M HORRELL, Sarah 18 F SKAGGS, Nichael 38M SKAGGS, Susan 32 F SKAGGS, Leodocia 12 F SKAGGS, Lauretta 9 F SKAGGS, Clara· 3 F SKAGGS, Evelen(Ewlen) .!."2 M TYLER, Isham 46 M TYLER, Mary 36 F TYLER, Rebecca 53 F TYLER, Rebecca 12 F TYLER, Sarah 10 F TYLER, Lydia 7 F TYLER; Mary 4 F TYLER, Georgia 3 F .!."2 TYLER,----F MATNEY, Charles 73 M MATNEY, Bethiah 47 F MATNEY, Mariah 19 F MATNEY, Samuel 15 M MATNEY, Celia 12 F MATNEY, Marion 9 M MATNEY, Laura 7 F WATTS, P.N. 58 M WATTS, Rachael 47F WATTS, Sylvester 19 M WATTS, John 19 M WATTS, Hedman 15 M WATTS, Benjamin 14 M WATTSM Susan llF WATTS, Robert 9 M FLORY, E. W. 41 M 42 F WATTS, Eliza W W W W W W W W Agriculture W M W W W W W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W W W Ag1:icultllre W W W w W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture IN Birth From where Place to KS Page IL KS KS KS KS KS KS IL 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b PA PA IL IL KS KS KS KS IL KS IN IN KS KS KS KS NC IL NC KS KS KS KS KS KS IL IL IL IL 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 3a 3a 3a KY IN KS KS KS KS KS VA VA KS KS KS KS KS KS QH VA IL MO IN GA MO GA IL IL LA LA IN IN 3a Ja 30. 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a �Name FLORY, William FLORY, Martin FLORY, Charles FLORY, Sarah FLORY, Emry FLORY, Marshall FLORY, Roselai HOLMS, J. B. (see Halms, Holmes) HOLMS,Martha HOLMS, Allen HOLMS, Nancy HOLMS, Naoma HOLMS, Rebecca HOLMS, Ripley HOLMS, James HALL, F. M. (T. M.7) HALLA, AdelIa HALL, Grace HALL, Ellen HALL, Robert GALE, Matthew GALE, Ellen GALE, Martha GALE, Charles GALE, Lola GALE, James HALL, Robert HALL, Hannah CURTIS, Jerry CURTIS, Catherine CURTIS, John CURTIS, Catherine CURTIS, Jerry PIERCE, Allen PIERCE, Dorcas STEELE, F. O. STEELE, Alice GADDIS, M. J. LAYTON, H. LAYTON, Fannie LAYTON, Jessie LAYTON, Minnie LAYTON, William LAYTON, Frank GRIFFITH, D. INGLE, John INGLE, Julia BOYD, Edward EBERHART, Henry EBERHART, Elizabeth EBERHART, Mary Age Sex Color occupation Birth From where Pg. Pluce to KS 19 17 15 12 10 8 1 42 M F M F M M F M W W W W W W W W Agriculture IN IN IN IN KS KS KS IN IN IN IN IN 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a 3a IN 35 F M F F F M 1, M 2 37 M F 28 F 11 4 F M 1 45 M F 40 16 F M 12 9 F 5 M ]IJ ·M 56 F 55 M 29 F 6 M 8 F 2 M 56 M 56 F 17 M 13 F 12 F 39 M 31 F 8 F 6 F 2 M 1, M 2 37 F 72 M 55 F 9 M 44 M 44 F 14 F W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W Nubuster W W W Agriculture W W NC IL IL IL IL KS KS Eng. IL KS KS KS IL IL IL IL IL 36 15 13 8 6 3 NY Eng. KS KS KS KS Eng. Emg. Ire. IRE. OH OH KS NC NC KS KS KS PA PA PA PA KS KS PA Va PA PA PA PA KS 3~ OH IL MN OH Eng. Eng. OH OH OH OH IN IN PA PA PA PA PA IN IA IA 7 IA IA 7 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 3b 4a 4a 4a 4a �Name EBERHART, Susana EBERHART, Samuel EBERHART, Margaret EBERHART, David EBERHART, Noah EBERHART, Naoma GINGERICH, J. M. GINGERICH, Maggie ULRICK, B. (Ulrich ?) ULRICK, Hester ULRICK, Eli ULRICK, Melvin ULRICK, Clara ULRICK, Lora ULRICK, Adda ULRICK, Hershel SUTTON, D. F. SUTTON, Minnie SUTTON, Oliver SUTTON, Benjamin DESKINS, John DESKINS, Rachel EVANS, T. J. EVANS, Margaret EVANS, Ida C. EVANS, Nora EVANS, Lydia EVANS, Emma EVANS, Maggie EVANS, Homer CORA, Aaron CORA, Eliza CORA, Elizabeth CORA, Nancy SITlLER, John SITlLER, 'Elizabeth SCOTT, J. W. SCOTT, E. P. SCOTT,Mary W. SCPTT, Cornelia SCOTT, Caroline SCOTT, Ruth STUMP, J. B. STUMP, L. A. STUMP, Hattie STUMP, Missie E. WHITAKER, J. B. WHITAKER, lerilda WHITAKER, William WHITAKER, Minnie WHITAKER, Alfred WHITAKER, Ollie Age Sex Color F 12 16 M 9 F 7 M 5 M F 2 27 M 26 F 43 M 33 F 12 M 10 M 8 F 6 F 4 F 8mos.F 25 M 22 F 3 M M 1 65 M 60 F 42 M 37 F 14 F 12 F 9 F 7 F 3 F 8mos.M 50 M 62 F 25 F 18 F 35 M 69 F 42 M 38 F 13 F 11 7 2 41 40 4 2 42 32 F F F M F F F M F 11 M 9 7 2 F M F · Occupat~on W W W W. W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Birth Where from PI ace to Kans. KS KS KS KS KS KS PA PA IN IA KS KS KS KS KS KS MO IN Ks KS VA OH OH PA KS KS KS KS KS KS IN ICY IN IN OH Ger. IN IN IN IN KS KS OH NH KS KS IN ICY ? IL KS KS KC; IA ? MO MO MO MO IN IL IL IL PA MO MO MO MO WI WI IN IN IN IN OH OH IN IL IL Page 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a· 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4a 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b 4b �Name Age Sex from P Color Occupation Birth Where to KS age Place MITHELL, William (MITCHELL) 69 M W Agriculture MITCHELL, Elizabeth 64 F W PA IA 4B PA IA 4B PARDEE, W. A. PARDEE, Agnes PARDEE, James PARDEE, Adward PARDEE, Harry HENDMAN, S. HENDMAN, narcissus HENDMAN, Charles HENDMAN, Capitola HENDMAN, Samuel HENDMAN, Nora SKAGGS, James SKAGGS, Sarah SKAGGS, Cendrilla SKAGGS, Nancy SKAGGS, MaRY SKAGGS, Effie SKAGGS, Sarah SKAGGS. Iril SUTTERS, Robert SUTTERS, Keneda SUTTERS, Robert 39 28 10 6 2 60 56 15 13 1:'1 9 41 36 18 17 14 10 6 2 34 67 12 M F M M M M F M F M F M F F F F F F F M M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture NY MO MO 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B $B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B FLORY, Moses FLORY, Barbara STUDEBAKER, S. HOUSER, John McQUILLEN, Thomas McQUILLEN, Margaret JACOT, A. C. JACOT, Mary E. JACOT, Charles JACOT, Mary CHOLLAI, B. E. CHOLLAI, L. C. CHOLLAI, B. E. CHOLLAI, H. L. BAKER, C. E. BAKER, BAKER, Mary J. BAKER, Lamon C. BAKER, Eliza A. BAKER, Jacob BAKER, Nellie BAKER, Judaon BAKER, Isaac BAKER, Alvah 44 45 20 20 55 65 43 53 M F F M M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F M M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture 71 70 30 28 2 1, 2 43 46 22 20 16 14 11 8 3 1 Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture PA KS KS KS OH OH KS KS KS KS IN IN KS KS KS KS KS KS Ire. Ire. Ire. OH OH OH VA Agriculture Ire, Ire. Horticulture Fr. Fr. FR. FR. CT FR. KS KS Agriculture PA PA PA PA KS KS KS KS KS KS IL IL MO MO PA PA PA OH OH OH VA WI WI NY IL NY NY NY IL . PA PA PA PA SA SA SA SA sB SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA �Name Age REEDER, William REEDER, Amanda REEDER, Franklin PAYNE, J. H. PAYNE, Mary PAYNE, Fannie PAYNE, Lottie PAYNE, Hattie PAYNE, John PAYNE, Jason PAYNE, Mary DESKINS, H. Y. DESKINS, Susanne JOHANNING, J. F. JOHANNING, Amelia JOHANNING, Katie 49 40 9 35 30 15 BRUNDAGE, Aaron BRUNDAGE, Catherine BRUNDAGE, Joseph BRUNDAGE, Finky McDONALD, Joseph McDONALD, Sarah McDONALD, Isaac McDONALD, John SHEPHERD, John SHEPHERD, Rachael SHEPHERD, Charles SHEPHERD, Henry SHEPHERD, Sarah SHEPHERD, Walter SHEPHERD, Margaret HARRIS, George HARRIS, Elizabeth HARRIS, Archie HARRIS, Oria PEFFLY, S. P. CHOCKLEY, W. CHOCKLEY, M. J. SYKES, Henry SYKES, Sarah SYKES, Mary SYKES, Harvy LAWS, John LAWS, Evaline LAWS, Frank LAWS, Henry STOEBNER, John STOEBNER, Elizabeth STOEBNER, Henry STOEBNER, John STOEBNER, Mary CLARK, H. N. 74 71 45 31 34 321.' 9 8 62 58 24 23 21 19 17 30 22 2 2/3 23 34 33 42 23 3 1 41 33 12 6 46 32 7 5 2 32 11 9 7 5 3 27 21 25 24 4/8 Birth Where from Page Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas M F M M F F F F M M F M F M F F M F M M M F M M M F M M F M F M F M F M M F M F F M M F M M M F M M F M W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W F W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W Agriculture W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W W--.- W W Agriculture IN IN IN Eng. IN IN IN NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY KS IL IL MO Ger. IL IL MO Ger. PA PA PA PA Va OH OH IL TN KY WI WI WI WI KS IL NC KS KS IN IL VA PA IL KS KS Eng. NY IL Il Ger Ger •. KS KS KS Can. PA PA PA PA IL IL IL IL WI WI WI WI WI WI IL NC IN IL IN IL IL IL IL IL IL PA Ger. IL SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB sB �Age Sex Color Name CLARK, Eliza CLARK, Walter 28 4 F M WARNER, Charles WARNER, Jerome WARNER, Susan WARNER, Elizabeth WARNER, Jerome WARNER, John WARNER, William WARNER, Susan WARNER, Lydia DYER, M. D. DYER, M. DYER, Mary J. DYER, Eliza DYERE, Elley DYER, Margara I. DYER, John V. GILLILAND, John GILLILAND, A. M. GILLILAND, A. B. CARY, W. M. CARY, A1lice S. ASHMEAD, L. FLEER, F. FLEER, Barbra FLEER, Minnie FLEER, Henry A. ZERBA, Matilda FLEER, Anna FLEER, Amelia FLEER, Daniel ULRICH, Daniel ULRICH, Mary E. ULRICH, Manford ULRICH, James ULRICH, William H. ULRICH, Charles HOOVER, John STUDABAKER, Jac STUDABAKER, Sarah SOWERS, M. E. BRUBAKER, D. BRUBAKER, Elizabeth BRUBAKER, Joseph P. BRUBAKER, William T. BRUBAKER, Lydia E. BRUBAKER, Emma F. EVANS, William EVANS, Nancy A. EVANS, Frances 32 59 58 31 8 7 5 2 M W Agriculture M W F W F W 'M W M W M W F W F W M W Agriculture F W F W F W F W F W M W M W Agriculture F W M W M W Agriculture F W M W M W Agriculture F W F W M W F W F W F W M W M W Agriculture F W M W M W M W M W M W M W F W F W M W Agriculture F W M W M W F W F W M W Agriculture F W F W 1-4 35 32 9 7 5 4 2 65 58 14 26 23 31 46 50 16 14 13 12 10 3 37 34 11 7 5 2 14 65 67 14 28 31 6 4 2 1:2 34 32 14 Birth Place Occupation W Mulatto Where from to Kansas Page WI WI 5B 5B Ger. Ger. Ger. PA IL IL KS KS KS IL WI KS KS KS KS IL IL IL IL IL IL NY IL IL 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A . 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A KS OH KS MO ' OH OH Ger. PA MO MO OH MO MO KS IN IN KS KS KS KS KS PA PA KS OH VA KS KS KS KS IL IL KS WI WI Mo IL IL MO IN MO MO IN MO MO IN IN rN IN OH MO IL IL ~A 6A 6A 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B �Name Age Sex Color Occupation EVANS, Eliza. H. EVANS, Olive EVANS, Arthur EVANS, Ella EVANS, Fanny TOMBERLIN, F. C. TOMBERLIN, Eliza TOMBERLIN, Angus TOMBERLIN, Acennah TOMBERLIN, Martin C. TOMBERLIN, Josaphene STEWART, J. W. STEWART, M. C. STEWART, A. G. STEWART, F. E. STEWART, Albert STEWART, Alfred STEWART, J. K. DESKINS, S. R. DESKINS, Mary J. DESKINS, D. G. DESKINS, R. A. DESKINS, H. DESKINS, Gay ROTHROCK, M. ROTHROCK, M. E. ROTHROCK, Dwight 'ROTHROCK, Perry ROTHROCK, Morris ROTHROCK, Blanch' POSTMA, Robert POSTMA, Alta M. 12 10 5 3 1 63 64 27 30 4 14 36 36 15 BRITTIN, Eliza BRITTIN, Sarah BRITTIN, William F. BRITTIN, George M. BRITTIN, Vesta E. BURNS, Mary H. BURNS, Manetta M. BURNS, Nathan J. SPITLER, Henry SPITLER, Mary SPITLER, Samuel H. SPITLER, Catherine SPITLER, Oliver SPITLER, Isaac M. SPITLER, Henry E. ROYER, J. ROYER, Phebe A. ROYER, John ROYER, Geo. R. 66 54 19 !6 13 8 5 5 2 57 31 8 6 4 2 40 34 12 10 8 4 29 20 8 4 2 52 50 24 19 17 14 7 27 23 3 1 F F M F F M F M F M F M F M F M M M M F M F F F M F M M M F M F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W F F M M F F F M M F M F M M M M F M M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture Agriculture Birth Where from Place to Kansas KS KS KS KS KS VA VA IL IL KS KS PA PA 11 Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture KS KS KS KS IL OH IL KS KS KS PA IN KS KS KS KS Holl. IL ' KY SC IL IL IL KS KS KS OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH IN KS KS IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IN IN NE IL IL IL IL IL OH OH OH OH OH OH OH IN IN Page 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 6B 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A �Name KLING, Adam KLING, Elizabeth KLING, Isaac N. KLING, Elizabeth C. KLING, Levi D. KLING, Sarah J. KLING, William H. KLING, Eve M. CRUMBAKER, J. P. CRUMBAKER, Naoma R. CRUMBAKER, Joseph J. CRUMBAKER, Martha HINES, H. B. HINES, Matilda C. HINES, Sarah E. HINES, Eva F. HINES, Benjamin F. GIFFIN, Thomas GIFFIN, Thomas SPITLER, Mary STUDABAKER, D. C. STUDABAKER, Ida STUDABAKER, James W. BUNTON, D. L. BUNTON, Sarah A. BUNTON, John M. BUNTON, William H. BUNTON, David BUNTON, Susan E. BUNTON, Jacob L. BUNTON, Detroit L. BUNTON, Lewis BLOCKER, Joseph BLOCKER, Sarah BLOCKER, Abraham BLOCKER, Samuel BLOCKER, Catherine BLOCKER, Adam BLOCKER, Joshua BLOCKER, Calib BLOC~ER, Philip BLOCKER, Peter BLOCKER, Barbra BLOCKER, Lycia BLOCKER, Noah KATHERMAN, M. KATRERMAN, Ellen KATHERMAN, John C. KATRERMAN, Susan KATRERMAN, Amanda KATRERMAN, Anne Age Sex Color Occupation 42 39 14 12 10 6 5 85 26 24 3 2/3 29 26 7 4 1/3 60 17 11 39 25 3 43 40 16 14 12 10 7 4 2 44 40 18 17 15 12 9 7 6 4 3 1 14 36 26 15 14 5 4 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F F F M M M F M F M M F M M M F M M M M F M M F M M M M M F F M M F M F F F W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W W W Agriculture W W W Agricuoture W W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Birth Place Where from Page to Kansas OH OH OH OH KS KS KS Ger. VA VA KS KS OH IL KS KS KS Ire. KS OR OR OH KS OH OH OH OH ICY MO MO VA KS KS KS KS KS KS KS OH PA OH OH OR OR KS KS KS KS KS KS OR PA IL OH OR KS Ks OH VA VA IL IL WI OH IN OH OR OH OH OH OR OH OH OH IL OH OH 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7A 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B �Name . Birth Where from 'Age Sex Color Occupatl.on PI Page ace to Kansas KAT HERMAN , Fannie P. 3 F W KS 7B KATHERMAN, Louie E. 1 M W KS 7B KATHERMAN, Daniel N. MATNEY, Jasper BROWN, J. D. BROWN, Lydia A. BROWN, Dora A. BROWN, Ralph D. GIFFIN, Edward 16 24 32 32 6 2 M M M F F M M W W W W W KS IL IL MO KS KS KS HARBOUR, Samuel HARBOUR, Lydia HARBOUR, Sarah E. HARBOUR, Martha E. HARBOUR, Samuel HARBOUR, Dukema P. HARBOUR, Joseph HARBOUR, Emma HARBOUR, Charles E. BYERLY, D. BYERLY, Eliza JACKSON, J. H. HAVENS, J. W. BYERLY, Geo. F. BYERLY, Frank BYERLY, Richard C. GLIDDEN, T. P. GLIDDEN, Sarah GLIDDEN, Geo. C. GLIDDEN, Mary A. GLIDDEN, Ellen GLIDDEN, John C. GLIDDEN, Mendwell C. LONG, Christian LONG, Elizabeth LONG, Jerome LONG, Amos LONG, Mary LONG, Edwin LONG, Adam LONG, Charles LONG, H. P. EVANS, Adelaide EVANS, David E. EVANS, Robert H. EVANS, Mary EVANS, Albert A. EVANS, Flourence FLORY, A. 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HESTMAN, Oliver G. GILLILAND, Levi GILLILAND, Margaret S. HILDEBRAND, C. HARTMAN, A. S. HARTMAN, Hugh W. GILLILAND, A. B. FLORY, Eli FLORY, Sada FLORY, Benjamion FLORY, Jacob FLORY, Susan FLORY, Moses FLORY, Aaron FLORY, Sarah A. FLORY, Sylvester FLORY, Andrew FLORY, Lida FLORY, Ellen KEENY, Damoe; KEENY, Hannah CLINE, Viola BOWERS, John BOWERS, Elizabeth Age Sex Color Occupation 35 M 35 M 42 M 38 F 11 F 9 M 2 F 45 M 39 F 15 F 12 M 10 F 8 F 6 M 2 M 52 M 47 F 18 F 14 M 11M 7 M 46 M 44 F 20 M 19 M 17 F 15 M 12 M 9 F 7 M 4 M 2 F 16 F 61 M 60 F 10 F 75 M 74 F JONES, Edward 58 JONES, Sarah 50 JONES., Richard 17 JONES, John S. 15 JONES, David 9 JONES, D. L. 9 JONES, Martha 38 JONES, Catharin 3 JONES, William J. 1/6 STUDABAKER, S. SO STUDABAKER, Susanna SO STUDABAKER, David 17 STUDABAKER, Ginnettie C.15 STUDABAKER, Benjamin 11 M F M M M M F F M M F M F M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Agriculture Agriculture Mining Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Minister W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W Birth Place Ire. Ire. Ger. Ger. ·Ger. Ger. KS Ger. PA PA PA PA PA KS KS OH PA IN IN IN MO OH OH OH OH OH OH KS KS KS KS KS KS PA PA NE KY VA Wales Wales KS KS KS W. ales Wales KS KS OH OH '.' KS KS KS Where from to Kansas Page FA IA NE OH OH 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B IA IA 9A Ire. Ire. Ger. Ger. Ger. Ger. PA PA PA PA PA PA MO MO MO MO MO MO OH OH OH OH OH OH PA WI WI 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A 9A �Name STUDABAKER, Noah BOLGER, Melvina. HINES, D. P. HINES, Mary E. HINES, Annie R. HINES, Edwin 0 HINES, Henry HINES, Harvy E. FORTH, J. L. FORTH, SARAH A. FORTH, Edson P. 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WILLIAMS, Ruth WILLIAMS, Elizabeth WILLIAMS, Hannah WILLIAMS, William WILLIAMS, David WILLIAMS, Hester CHURCHBAUGH, Lewis CHURCHBAUGH, Mary CHURCHBAUGH, Samuel CHURCHBAUGH, William CHURCHBAUGH, Abraham CHURCHBAUGH, John CHURCHBAUGH, Lewis FLORY, Samuel FLORY, Elizabeth FLORY, William FLORY, Annie FLORY, Daniel FLORY, Noah ROTHROCK, J. B. ROTHROCK, Catherine ROTHROCK, Minnie ROTHROCK, Ada ROTHROCK, Ira ROTHROCK, Ellsworth ROTHROCK, Irvin ROTHROCK, Zoe GLEASON, J. H. GLEASON, Johanna GLEASON, Charles GLEASON, Clayton GLEASON, Alice MILLER, George HERTZLER, E. HERTZLER, Magdalin HERTZLER, Annie HERTZLER, Emma . KAYLOR, P. H. KAYLOR, Susan KAYLOR, Wilson KAYLOR, James LONG, Mary LONG, Julie LONG, Laura LONG, William LONG, Elisha LONG, Jennie LONG, William HARDINg, W. M. HARDING, Alzera Age .Sex Color Occupation 55 M 40 F 19 F 14 F 10 M M 5 3 F 42 M 39 F 14 M 11 M 7 M 5 M 3/4 M 37 28 6 4 2 1:2 39 29 11 9 7 4 2 1/3 47 44 9 7 1 25 30 27 7 2 32 26 5 3 59 29 22 18 26 24 1 39 40 W W W W W W W Agriculture ~ Agriculture w_ W W W W W M W F W M W F W M F M W M W F W W. F F W M W M F M W F W M W F W M W M W F W M W M W F W F W F W M W F W M W M W F W F W F W M W M W F W M W M W F W Agriculture Agriculture Birth Place Where from Page to Kansas Eng. Eng. KS KS KS KS KS Ger. Ger. OH OH KS KS KS PA PA OH VA KS KS KS KS PA IN KS KS KS KS KS KS IN OH OH OH OH PA IN NY PA CT KS KS KS MO Agriculture PA PA PA KS Agriculture IN MO KS KS Agriculture OH OH OH OH OH WI KS In VA NY MO PA PA PA MO MO IN IN IN IN IN WI IN IN 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA iOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA lOA �Name Age Sex Color Occupation HARDING, Jennie HARDING, Willie HARDING, Charles 12 9 2 F M M W W W MITCHELL, Albert MITCHELL, Malinda MITCHELL, Laura GALAHER, R. J. GALAHER, Martha N. GALAHER, Bertha GALAHER, (Not Named) PRICE, T. M. PRICE, M. J. PRICE, Maud PRICE, Ralph PRICE, . Lucinda HINDMAN, A. A. HINDMAN, Emma HINDMAN, Arthur HINDMAN, Harry HINDMAN, Joseph WEYBRIGHT, E. S. WEYBRIGHT " Sarah WEYBRIGHT, George WEYBRIGHT, . -WEYBRIGHT, William HERR, Mary HERR, Henry HERR, Hiram HERR, Samuel HERR, Frances HERR, David HERR, Jessie MCINTYRE, A. MCINTYRE, Mary McINTYRE, Jennie McINTYRE, Alice McINTYRE, Ida McINTYRE, Susan ROBINET, Zena ROBINET, Eliza ROBINET, W. H. ROBINET, Mary ROBINET, Isaac HARSHMAN, S. HARSHMAN, Sophia HARSHMAN, Joseph HARSHMAN, Rhoda HARSHMAN, Margaret J. HARSHMAN, John H. 27 19 2/3 29 24 2 M F F M F F F M F F M F M F M M M M F M F M F M M M F M M M F F F F F M F M F M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 44 M 38 F 19 M 16 F 14 F 12 M W W W W W W 1-4 28 24 1 3 17 35 21 11 9 2/3 38 34 12 9 3 54 27 25 28 21 17 15 51 50 19 17 14 12 42 38 17 14 10 Agriculture Painter Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Birth Place Where from Page to Kansas IN IN KS IN IN lOA lOA lOA PA IA KS PA PA KS KS PA PA KS KS PA OH PA KS KS KS IN PA KS KS KS OH OH OH OH OH OH OH PA PA PA PA PA PA IN IN IN MO KS PA lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB 19B 19B lOB lOB 19B lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB lOB MD OH IN IN IN IN IA OH PA PA PA IL PA IN PA OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH MO MO MO IN IN IN IN IN IN llA llA llA llA llA llA �NAME HARSHMAN, Nancy H. HARSHMAN, William M. HARSHMAN, Risty T. HARSHMAN, Marstra J. BROOKS, R. M. BROOKS, Sarah BROOKS, Benjamin BROOKS, Mary BROOKS, James C. BROOKS, Sarah E. HOLSBURG, A. HOLSBURG, Celina HOLSBURG, Ellen A~ HOLSBURG, George F. HOLSBURG, Jennie B. HOLSBURG, Cana A. HOLSBURG, Susan A. DYER, John Jun. DYER, Mary DYER, Mary DYER, Catharine DYER, Ida WILSON, Isah WILSON, Hellen M. WILSON, Lareneza YEAMANS, J. s. DYER, John Sr. DYER, Bridget DYER, Martin DYER, Thomas DYER, James FAGER, David FAGER, Elizabeth FAGER, Carie KELLEY, H. P. KELLEY, M. J. KELLEY, O. D. KELLEY, E. P. KELLEY, E. J. KELLEY, J. S. KELLEY, Mary A. BEARD, Cyrus BEARD, Cary BEARD, Abraham BEARD, Mary BEARD, John BEARD, William A. BEARD, Ella J. BEARD, Cyrus W. BEARD, Annetta C. BEARD, Allice Age Sex Color Occupation 9 6 2 1:2 35 34 9 7 5 1:2 39 33 13 11 8 5 1 37 34 5 3 ·1 30 30 3/4 10 73 63 28 26 23 61 40 6 47 36 18 16 13 8 5 43 29 17 15 9 8 6 4 1:2 40 F M M F M F M F M· F M F F M F F F M F F F F M F F M M F M M M M F F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W M F M M F M F M F M F M M F M F F W Agriculture W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Birth Where from Page Place to Kansas IN KS KS KS VA VA IN IN IN KS PA IL IL IL IL IL KS IN NY WI IN Ire. KS KS KS IN IN KS IL Ire. Ire. WI WI WI PA OH IL IN IN IN IN IN IL IL IL IL IL IL IN IN IL WI WI WI WI WI IL IL IL PA IL IL IA IL IL KS KS KS KS IN IN Ger. IL KS KS IL IL KS KS KS KS IN IL llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llA llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB �Name Birth Age Sex Color Occupation Place CROO, W. KESLER, Peter KESLER, Elizabeth KESLAR, Sarah R. KESLER, Martha J. KESLER, John W. KESLER, David KESLER, Joel A. KESLER, Samantha BODWELL, J. BODWELL, Emma J. BODWELL, Mary G. BODWELL, Charles L BODWELL, Emma M. BODWELL, Katy B. BODWELL, Sharlet R. CALLAN, Patrie CALLAN, Ellen CALLAN, John E. CALLAN, Mary A. CALLAN, James CALLAN, Eliza CALLAN, . Martin 18 M 52 M 54 F 22 F 18 F 15 M 13 M 7 M 5 F 32 M 32 F 8 F 7 M 5 F 3 F 1/3 F 46 M 40 F 18 M 17 F 15 M 8 F 4 M W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W W W W W W HINDMAN, L. U. HINDMAN, Elizabeth HINDMAN, Emma HINDMAN, Lallah HINDMAN, Maud HAMMOND, J. M. HAMMOND, Julia HAMMOND, Miranda HAMMOND, J. F. HAMMOND, Mary HAMMOND, He·zekiah HAMMOND, Julia HAMMOND, Jemmima BORDER, Jemima PRICE, W. C. PRICE, Hanah PRICE, William RAMSEY, W. P. RAMSEY, Ella RAMSEY, Ida RAMSEY, Harry RAMSEY, William RAMSEY, Frank RAMSEY, Maggie RAMSEY, Jennie BURGOON, David BURGOON, Hester BURGOON, William BURGOON, Jacob BURGOON, Mary 33 M W 23 F W 4 F W 4 F W 2· F W 32 M W 21 F W 3 F W 34 M W 27 F W 7 M W 3 F W 1 F W 60 F W 51 M W 53 F W 16 M W 39 M W 35 F W 14 F W 11 M W 9 M W 6 M W 3 F W 3/4 M W 29 M W 25 F W 7 M W 5 M W 2 F W Agriculture IN VA VA VA VA VA VA IN IN OH OH OH OH KS KS KS Ire. NY WI WI KS KS KS Where from Page to Kansas IL IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN OH OH OH OH WI WI WI WI OH IL KY KY KS KS KS Agriculture KY KY KS KY KY KY KY KY KY KY KY KS KS KY Agriculture Agriculture PA PA MO OH OH KS KS KS KS KS KS PH PA KS KS KS KY PA PA MO OH OH AR MO llB . IlB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB llB 12A l2A 12A l2A 12A l2A 12A l2A 12A l2A l2A l2A 12A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A 12A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A l2A �Name Age Sex Color Occupation .. BURGOON, Lucy LEIGH, James LEIGH, MarY' LEIGH, James LEIGH, William LEIGH, Annselina LEIGH, Lydia LEIGH, Rebeca LEIGH, Joseph LEIGH, George 1- FLORY, E.R. FLORY, Isabel FLORY, Ella BLACK, James BLACK, Mary BLACK, Cordelia BLACK, Ada BLACK, Mary ELSTON, Levi ELSTON, Christina ELSTON, Henry ELSTON~ Adam ELSTON, David ELSTON, John ELSTON, Sarah OSWATT, Michael OSWATT, Sarah OSWATT, Permelia OSWATT, Sarah OSWATT, Michael OSWATT, Thomas OSWATT, Clara OSWATT, Mary HYLAND, John HYLAND, Ann HYLAND, John HYLAND, Ja,es HYLAND, Edward HORRELL, JACKSON HORRELL, John HARRELL, Lucinda HORRELL, Polly ULRICH, John ULRICH, Annie ULRICH, Jacob ULRICH, Charles ULRICH, William ULRICH, Margaret ULRICH, Aaron GILGES, William GILGES, EJlen F M F M M F F F M M W W W W W W W W W W 42 34 M 1:2 F M F F F F M F M M M M F W W W W W W W W W W 52 24 22 20 19 18 16 14 11 28 36 .5 3 1 52 47 21 F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 66 64 W W M F Agriculture W 16 12 7 38 M 36 F 14 F 12 . F 9 M 7 M F 5 1/3 F 50 M 43 F 16 M 12 M 9 M ¢L M 29 M 18 F 18 F 38 M 15 F 12 M 11 M 7 M 5 F 3 M 19 Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Birth Where from Place to Kansas Page KS Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Emg. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. OH VA KS VA VA VA KS KS OH Ger. OH OH OH OH . KS OH OH OH OH KS KS KS KS Ire. Ire. MO KS KS TN IL IL IL IN KS KS KS KS KS KS KY OH Emg. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. Eng. IN VA VA VA VA OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH MO MO MO IL IL IL IN IL IL 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B 12B L@B 12B 12B 12B 12B l2B 12B l2B l2B 12B l2B l2B l2B 12B 12B l2B l2B l2B l2B 13A 13A �Name GILGES, Thompson W. GILGES, Samuel C. GILGES, Jessie F. GILGES, Wheeler GILGES, Mary J. GILGES, Earnest GILGES, Nellie GILGES, Thomas R. PHILIPS, A.M. EUBANKS, R. G. EUBANKS, Nancy EUBANKS, R. J. EUBANKS, Nancy EUBANKS, John R. EUBANKS, Lucind C. EUBANKS, Geo. W. EUBANKS, James W. EUBANKS, Mary A. PEPPARD, J. C. PEPPARD, Mary PEPPARD, Amelia PEPPARD, Charles N. PEPPARD, John C•• PEPPARD, John H. PEPPARD, Ellen M. SCHWARTZ, F. SCHWARTZ, Elizabeth SCHWARTZ, Charles S. SCHWARTZ, Rosa C. SCHWARTZ, Mary M. SCHWARTZ, Fredrick F. SCHWARTZ, Adolph G. HAAS, Lewis HAAS, Elizabeth C. HAAS, Mary S. HAAS, Augustus HAAS, Herman H. KRITSINGER, E. G. HAAS, Geo. F HAAS, Elizabeth HAAS, Albert HAAS, Louisa HAAS, Henry HAAS, Lydia HAAS, Lena HAAS, Julia WILLIAMS, W. W. WILLIAMS" Rebecca J. WILLIAMS, John J. WILLIAMS, Edford L. WILLIAMS, David J. WILLIAMS, Malinda M. Age Sex Color Occupation 26 23 18 36 28 8 5 2 26 42 36 19 17 15 13 10 3 1 34 26 7 5 4 M M M M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F F M M 2 M 1, F M F M F F M M M F F M M M M F M F M F F F M F 2 41 29 7 5 4 2 1, 2 29 26 4 3 1 20 33 31 8 6 t4 3 1, 2 1, 2 44 39 22 M 20 M 17 - M 13 F W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Teaching W Agriculture W W W W· W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Birth Where from Place to Kansas· IL IL IL OH WI KS KS KS WI IN IL IL IL IL IL KS KS KS Ger. Hollo IA KS KS KS KS Ger. Ger. KS KS KS KS KS Ger. MO KS KS KS WI Ger. PA KS KS KS KS KS KS VA KY KY MO KS KS IL IL IL IL WI WI IL IL IL IL IL IL IA IA IA MI IA IA MO WI IA IA KY KY KY MO Page 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A l3A 13A l3A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A . 13A 13A 13A 13A 13A l3A 13A 13A 13A 13A l3A 13A l3B 13B l3B 13B l3B l3B 13B 13B 13B l3B 13B l3B 13B 13B �Name Birth Where from Age Sex Color Occupation Place to Kansas Page WILLIAMS, William WILLIAMS, Emly F. WILLIAMS, James M. CRUZAN, J. CRUZAN, Sarah J. CRUZAN" G. W.· CRUZAN, Jane B. CRUZAN, Emma N. CRUZAN, Anna B. INGLE, C. W. INGLE, Margaret INGLE, John W•• INGLE, Emry B. INGLE, Thomas E. INGLE, William G. INGLE, Rosanna M. INGLE, Lucrecia H. HOLBRENER, G. HOLBRENER, Elizabeth HOLBRENER, Louisa HOLBRENER, Emma J. HOLBRENER, Rosanna A. PICKARD, J. POWELL, M. L. POWELL, Cintha POWELL, Thomas 11 M F 7 M 45 M 45 F 22 M 18 M 16 F 14 F 43 M 39 F 15 M 12 M 9 M 6 M 3 F 1:2 F 43 M 30 F 8 F 1/12F 3 F 2 M 44 M 38 F 11 M W W W W W W F W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W HAINES, G. W. HAINES, Mary HAINES, Matilda HAINES, Minnie POWELL, Thomas RILING, Franklin RILING, Ellen RILING, Clara RILING, John BAILY, B. BAILY, Matilda BAILY, Agnes BAILY, Henry HAMILTON, A. L. HAMILTON, Ernaline HAMILTON, Samuel HAMILTON, William HAMILTON, Ida HAMILTON, Charles KEATON, Thos. KEATON, Margaret KEATON, Arthur TYNER, Emma TYNER, James TYNER, W. S. TYNER, Mary 61 51 18 W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W W Agriculture W W W W W Agriculture W 9 11 65 36 24 2 1 48 15 14 11 49 16 14 12 9 4 25 38 4 16 13 54 46 M F F F M M F F M M F F M M F M M F M M F M F M M F Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture KS KS KS IN PA IN IA IA IA OH PA KS KS KS KS KS KS Prus. MO MO KS MO Ger. IN IN KS PA VA KS KS KY OH MI KS IA IA IA IA Iii IA IN IN IN MO MO MO Ger. MO MO IN IN IL OH MI ks Scot PA PA PA KS KS PA IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL KS IN IN MO MO KS KS KS IN IN IN IN 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 13B 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 �Name TYNER, Edgar TYNER, Melvin TYNER, W. H. TYNER, Rebeca TYNER, Cora MOORE, Eddie FLETCHER, J. S. FLETCHER, Mary FLETCHER, Frank FLETCHER, Ge9rge FLETCHER-, gohn FLETCHER, James Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Where from Place to Kansas 16 6 23 22 1 16 42 44 13 11 9 4 M M M F F M M F M M M M W W W W W W W W W W W W IN IN IN KY KS IlL ME OH KS KS KS KS IN IN IN IL IL IL OH Page 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Typed by Hugh Stouppe L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource 1875 Douglas County, Kansas, Census Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Census, 1875 Description An account of the resource A transcription of the 1875 census of Douglas County, Kansas, which was part of the larger Kansas state census. The transcription was created by members of the Douglas County Genealogical Society and published in 1985. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1875 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/8bcdd7c1d1a381ed9e18c97e3766bc5a.pdf fab6b291e8963a17cc825d132de3aafb PDF Text Text �Douglas County Genealogical Society Making a copy of "Douglas County, Kansas, Marriages, 1854- 1884" 1., Take these originals to UPS Store on 31 st Street east of Iowa (near Home Depot) and use the DCGS prepaid Copy Card. 2. Make a copy of the cover onto tan cover stock. Leave the back side of the cover blank. 3. 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Get reimbursement for the cost of the binding, and cover stock and 24- or 28-pound paper if you bought it, from Shari Mohr. �D0 U GLAS C 0 U N T y, K A r, S A S MAR RI AGE S 1 854 - 1 884 VOL Ufl E I Copyright 1989 by Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 �FORWARD The marriages in this book were originally in the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society. Inc. 's quarterlies, "The Pioneer", and have been compiled 'into book form for easier researching. The marriages were extracted. from early newspapers, Lawrence Friends Monthly Meetings and the Douglas County, Kansas, Clerk's Office. The Society regrets that it is unable to assume liability for omissions or errors. Brief History of Douglas County, Kansas Douglas County was organized in July 1855 and is the original county. However, in 1854 many people began to stake claims in Douglas County after a peace treaty with the Shawnee Indians was signed. The county is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Leavenworth Counties, on the east by Leavenworth and Johnson, on the south by Franklin and on the west by Osage and Shawnee. It is one of the only two counties . in Kansas that had both the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail and their constant flow of travelers. Kansas became the thirty-fourth state in 1861. On 21 August 1863, Douglas County Court Records were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid. Acknowledgments (for Volume I) Sincere thanks to the following people who helped make this volume possible: Cover Design: Pauline Elniff Judy Sweets Copying and Typing (see each year for original contributors): Virginia Aldridge Dorothy Clarke Vivian Clough Pauline Elniff Grace Embers Dr. Thomas Gorton Mary Jamison Pauline Meyer Name Indexing: Mary Burchill Assistance and Consultation: Compiled by: Janet Payne Donna Shogrin Jean Snedeger Judy Sweets Edna Welling Jane Wiggins Mary Lou Winchell Donna M. Shogrin Beverley Chapman Jean Snedeger Judy Sweets -1- �TABLE OF CONTENTS-cont. Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1876 ......................................... 141 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1876 ......................................... 146 Additions: 1874 Marriages ............................•........................... 148 "Runaway Wife" .................................................................... 148 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1877 ......................................... 149 "Missing Husband" .......•••...•............................... ' .................... 155 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1877 .......•................................. 156 Poem ........•.........•....................•......•....•............. ; ............ 158 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1878 ........•................................ 159 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1878 ........•................................. 166 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1879 ......................................... 169 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1879 ..•...................................... 178 "Silver Wedding" •.............••....•..............................•.............. 182 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1880 ........................•................ 183 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1880 ......................................... 192 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1881 ........•.....•......•................... 196 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1881 ....•..................................•. 206 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1882 .....•.........•......................... 211 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1882 ...•.•......•..••..•..................... 220 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1883 ...........•.•........................... 224 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1883 •••........•.•........................... 234 Poem - "I Love You" by Carleton Everett Knox ...................................... 238 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1884 ........................•................ 239 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1884 ...............•........•.•.............. 249 Index ............................................................................. 253 The Society regrets that it is unable to assume liability for omissions or errors. -III- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1854-1884, Volume I TABLE OF CONTENTS Forward ............................................................................. I Brief History of Douglas County, Kansa~ ..................•...................... ····I Acknowledgments ....•.•...•.......•....................................•............. I Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1854-1861 ...................•....................•.... 1 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1854-1861 ..................................... ·6 Poem - "The Holiest Vow" ••...............•.•............••.......................... 8 Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1854-1860 ....•..............•......................... 9 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1854-1860 .•................................... 18 Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1861-1863 ••..•............••.................••...... 21 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1861-1863 ....•..•................•..........•.. 26 Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends Records of Marriage 1871-1884 .••..........•.... 28 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1863-1865 .................................. ···30 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1863-1865 •.............•........•............. 38 Poem by Cowper ..................................................•.................. 4 3 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1866-1867 ......•.......•......•..............• 44 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1866-1867 ........•..........•.............•... 52 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1867-1868 ....•................................ 56 "Marriage Vows" ..•.....•.....•..........•...•...•.....•.......•...................• 64 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1867-1868 ..•••.......•.................•.....• 65 Poem - "As unto the Bow" by Longfellow ..........••...•..................•...•..•... 69 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1869 .......••...••......•..................... 70 . Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1869 .......•.•.............•................•. 77 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1870 ....•..•.••..•.....•...................•.. 80 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1870 ••.•...•....•..•.........•............... ·85 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1871 •••••..•.....•••.......•.•...........•.... 89 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1871: ..••..•....•....•......•................ ·97 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1872 ...•....................•................ 100 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1872 ......••....••.....•....................• 108 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1873 ....•...............•................... ·112 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1873 ........•......•...•..........•.•........ 120 "Marital Humor" ..•..•.•......•.•....••..•........•.........•.....•...........•.... 123 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1874 ..•...•........•......................... 124 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1874 ........•.•......•.............•......... 131 Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1875 ................•........................ 134 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1875 •.............•.........•................ 138 �MARRIAGE RECORDS 1854-1861 On 21 August 1863, Douglas County Court Records were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid. The following records of marriages have been collected from various sources. Information includes the names of bride and groom, date of marriage, officiant and where the record may be found. Area newspapers cited, with abbreviations used are: Lawrence-Republican (LR), Lawrence-Herald of Freedom (HF), Lawrence-Kansas Free State (KFS), Lawrence-Kansas Tribu (LKT), Leavenworth-Daily Time (DT), Lecompton-Kansas National Democrat (LKND), Lecompton-Union (LU), Oskaloosa Independent (01), Prairie City-Freeman's Champion (PCFC). Topeka-Kansas Tribune (TKT), Topeka-Kansas State Record (TKSR). Other sources: Lawrence-Congregational Church marriages by Rev. Richard Cordley, Andreas' History of Kansas, Douglas County Marriage Records, Vol. 1 by Louise Barry, (DCMR), Kansas Historical Quarterly, Vol. 21, and Portrait and Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and Franklin Counties (LDF). RECORDED GROOH BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT ANDERSON, Augustine McKINNEY, Sarah H. 8 Dec. 1859 DCMR 20 Jan. 1869 Rev. M.E. Clough LR 18'Feb. 1858 Rev. R.C. Brant ATKINSON, William DAVENPORT, Mary 16 Feb. 1858 LR 13 Oct. 1859 R. Cordley Rev. BACON, S.S. MOORE, Ellen R. 24 Aug. 1859 LR 28 Jan. 1858 BAKER, Peter H. SEBRA, Margaretta 11 Jan. 1858 LR 24 Mar. 1859 Rev. L.B. Dennis BALDWIN, Henry COSLEY, Ann E. 8 Mar. 1859 KHQ Vol. 10 BARBER, Oliver M. BURGESS, Melinda 8 Nov. 1859 LR 13 Oc t 1859 Rev. H.H. Moore BENEDICT, William WALTON, Eliza H. 6 Nov. 1859 PCFC 17 Jun 1859 Rev. M. Ingels BENJAMIN, HeQry BAYSINGER, Betty 27 May 1859 LR 24 May 1860 Rev. M.D. Tenney BLACKSTONE, W.C. ENSLOW, Anna E. 10 May 1860 LR 10 Aug.(?) 18 Rev. R. Cordley BOYMAN, Christian SUTLIFF, Mary E. 15 Aug. 1860 LR 26 Jul. 1860 Rev. J. T. Holiday BOYER, John EDDY, Emily P. 15 Jul. 1860 Andreas p. 354 BRENDER, John L. MORSE, Cornelia 26 Jul. 1858 LR 7 Oc t. 1858 Charles Reynolds BROOKS, Paul BOUGHTON, Mary Angeline 3 Oct. 1858 KHQ Vol. 17 LR 17 May 1860 Rev. R. Cordley BROWN, Ira 8 May 1860 WOODWARD, Emma LKND 1 Apr. 1858 Wm. \lilson Rev. BROWNE, Orville H. 27 Mar. 1858 STEINER, Caroline Mrs. LR 28 Apr. 18-Rev. \1m. Bishop BROWN, Samuel W. MAHON, Sarah A. Mrs. 26 Apr. 18-LR 25 Nov. 1858 Storrs Rev. L.D. BUDINGTON, George E. 11 Nov. 1858 SHEPHERD, Anna E. TKT 3 Nov. 1860 Rev. \I.H. Hickox BURROUGHS, Edgar C. HOUGHTON, Mary J. 29 Oct. 1860 LR 9 Dec. Judge Gordon CAMPBELL, Alex M. 6 Nov. 1858 PHILLIPS, Christina A. PCFC 18 Mar 1858 Rev. J.E. Moore CARRIER, Milo 30 Jan. 1858 FOX, Almira . LR 15 Dec. Rev. R.P. Duval CASE, Dexter 6 Dec. 1859 AYERS, Mary Jane LR 7 Jun 1860 Rev. J.C. Fraker CATTEREON, John L. BUNDREN, Ellen LR 16 Aug 1860 Rev. \1m. Barnett CLARKE, Richard W.. KIRKBRIDE, Cassa F. 7 Aug 1860 LR 6 Dec 1860 Rev. R. Cordley CLARKE, Sidney 29 Nov 1860 ROSS, Henrietta PCFC 13 May 1858 Rev. R.C. Brant COE, Henry L. GIFFORD, Eliza M 12 May 1858 -1- �1854 - 1861 GRODr1 BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT COE, J.M. COLE, John P. COMPTON, John CONKLIN, Ensign COOPER, Wm. CORD LEY , Rev. Richard COREY, Alfred CORNELL, John A. CRANE, John R. CRICKET, Charles H. CROCKETT, Allison CURTIS, Alfred DaLEE, A.G. DAVIDSON, John R. DISBROW, Ebenezer DUVALL, William A. WOOD, Mary M. FONCANON, Hettie BREESE, Emily BOVERS, Anna D.C. ANDERSON, Mrs. Almira COX, Mary Ann HOOVER, Martha PARRISH, Ann E. HILL, Mary Ann FISK, Ellen M. BENNETT, Lizzie J. HASKINS, Clara LAMON, Martha A. PHILLIPPOY, R.C. BRYAN, Bethiah CLOE, Mary C. 2 Sept 1858 10 May 1860 24 Mar 1858 7 Jun 1860 22 Sept 1860 19 May 1859 25 Dec. 1855 7 Jun. 1860 1858 30 Sep. 1860 12 Jun. 1860 16 Mar. 1859 1 Apr. 1860 7 Aug. 1860 19 Dec. 1858 26 Oct. 1859 Rev. Faucher Rev. F.P. Monfort POWERS, Susie R. HEMPHILL, Maria Mrs. JOHNSON, Josephine A. HUMPHREYS, Frances E. KEENER, Mary Ann HAGUER, Maria Dora WILMARTH, Sarah A. CROSBY, Mary NORTON, Mary BUTLER, Angeline WRIGHT, Annie ZINN, Elizabeth KILLUH, Betsy Mrs. MANOGE, Margy THACHER, Helen Marion SANTER, Mary SIMONS, Betsey HEVITT, Helen M. CURTIS, Mary FITZHENRY, Elizabeth LONG, M.A. Mrs. DAVIDSON, Sarah A.T. 4 Oct. 1860 16 Apr. 1855 31 Oct. 1860 3 Oct. 1859 29 Oct. 1858 27 Mar. 1860 19 Apr. 1857 14 Apr. 1857 28 Oct. 1858 7 Aug. 1859 19 Sept. 1859 25 Nov. 1857 25 Oct. 1859 26 Jan. 1860 14 Sept. 1858 9 Sept. 1858 16 Dec. 1857 8 May 1859 28 Apr. 1860 27 Oct. 1859 17 Feb. 1855 22 Oct. 1860 Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. J.D. EDWARDS, C.L. EGLEHOFF, John Michael EMBRY, G.H. FARNHAM, Reauben H. FAUX, Joseph FINK, Kassimer Johannes FITCH, Edward P. FLETCHER, Josiah S. FORD, E.N. FURNISH, James Thomas GILMORE, Thomas M. GLENN, A.G. GRAHAM, John H. GREEN, H.M. GREEN, Dr. Wm. T. GRIFFITH, Joshua ,GRISWOLD, Daniel GRISWOLD, Dr. J.F. HALING, John HALLADAY, Albert HAMMOND, Thomas HARRIS, E.P. -2- Rev. McMasters Mr. McKinney, JP Rev. D.L. Eaton Elder Wm. Hicks Congregational Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Wm. Bishop Wm. Barnett R.J. Ferri! W.O. Thomas R.J. Ferril L.B. Dennis Nathan Taylor W.H. Beaman S.S. Snyder R. Cordley R. Radley Allen s.s. Chapman Rev. S.Y. Lum Rev. C. Reynolds Isaiah P. Vinslow Rev. R.C. Brant H.H. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Moore J. Copeland F. Graves Wm. C. McDow W.G. Hubbard S.Y. Lum C.E. Blood Wm. Wilson A. Finch R. Cordley RECORDED PCFC 13 May 1858 LR 17 May PCFC 1 Apr 1858 LR 7 Jun 1860 01 26 Sept 1860 LR 26 May LKFS 7 Jan 1856 LHF 18 Sep 1858 LR 4 Oc t. 1860 LR 21 Jun. 1860 LR 24 Mar. 1859 LR 5 Apr. 1860 LR 16 Aug. 1860 KHQ V.2!. DCMR 1 May 1871 BK. 1 p. 195 LR 18 Oct. 1860 KFS 21 Apr. 1855 TKT 3 Nov. 1860 LKND 13 Oct 1859 HF 13 Nov. 1858 LR 12 Apr. 1860 LR 28 May 1857 LDF p. 237 HF 6 Nov. 1858 LR 25 Aug. 1859 LR 22 Sept. 1859 Andreas p. 352 LR 27 Oc t. 1859 LKND 23 Feb 1860 LR 7 Oc t. 1858 HF 25 Sept 1858 LR 7 Jan. 1858 HF 14 May 1859 LR 17 May 1860 TKSR 12 Nov 1859 KFS LR 25 Oct. 1860 �1854 - 1861 o DATE GROOM BRIDE HART, Henry HATHAVAY, N.B. HENRY, Villiam HERRING, Frederick HOUGHTON, Charles S. HUTCHINSON, Josiah HUBBELL, Willard o. JACOT, August O. JAVENS, Henson JONES,----JUDD, Henry KEELER, Capt. Julius KELLEY, Thomas D. KENNEDY, L.J. KENNEDY, Oliver P. KENNEDY, W.J. LAUTER, John T. LAUTERWASER, Williams LESTER, Edmond LEVIS, Eliphalet LEVIS, Dr. Isaiah M. LEVIS, John H. LICHTFERS, Frederick A. LINK, Adam R. LIVERMORE, William LLOYD, S.W. MANOR, James A. MARTIN, Leander MARTIN, Dr". William D. MILLER, George MOORE, Henry J. MOORE, John MOORE, Mahlon K. MOORE, Robert MORRISON, John Esq. NACE, Villiam M. OLDHAM, B.L. OTT, William J. OWEN, Ellis CHURCHILL, Mary OSTERHOUT, Kate RICHARDS, Mary Ann WOOLMAN, Mary J. RICHARDSON, Mary WHITLOCK, Luticia Caroline GLEASON, Maria STEVENIN, Mary Mrs. WITTEN, Tryphosa DOY, Pamila HUNT, Anna DAVENPORT, Annie BELL, Parmelia TODD, Amanda E. WOODRUFF, Martha M. SHIELDS, Lucinda BALDWIN, Elizabeth PFEIFFER, Margaret GRAHAM, Mary M. KENNEDY, Laura GOSS, Sarah W. DRYDEN, Emily H. STEVENS, Anna C. QUIETT, Emma E. DICKSON, Louisa F. DUNN, Mary C. HAKIN, Eveline BLAKE, Bertha E. CLAYTON, Cornelia J LOVERY, Margaret JOHNSON, Catharine McKINNEY, Juliette LEARNED, Lizzie BENT, Mollie E. BURRITT, Emma S. HICKOX, Mary A. BAKER, Elvira DAVIS, Emma D. MORRIS, Catherine - July 1859 10 Mar. 1859 4 Mar. 1858 16 Nov. 1860 28 Dec. 1858 18 Feb. 1855 15 Apr. 1860 28 Jan. 1860 2 Aug. 1856 2 Apr. 1860 15 May 1860 4 Feb. 1859 23 Dec. 1858 29 Jul. 1859 12 Aug. 1860 -- 1857 27 Sep t. 1860 11 Nov. 1860 -- 1860 22 Apr. 1858 1 Jan. 1861 1 Nov. 1860 30 Sep. 1856 22 Aug. 1858 30 Sep. 1860 8 Mar. 1860 30 Jul. 1857 -- 1859 5 Aug. 1860 22 Feb. 1859 26 Mar. 1860 30 Jul. 1857 1 Jan. 1860 3 Apr. 1860 24 Mar. 1860 30 Oct. 1859 -- 1857 21 Apr. 1859 4 Oct. 1860 -3- OFFICIANT Rev. S.Y. Lum. Russell Austin Rev. Wm. Miller Rev. L.B. Stateler Rev. W.O. Thomas Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Werter R. Davis John S. Brown C.M. Calloway R.C. Brant S.Y. Lum. Rev. F.R.S. Byrd Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Mr. Green I. Schacht W.R. Davis P.P. Elder Mr. Perkins Mr. Hudricks Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. F.P. Montgomery R. Cordley W.R. Davis Mr. Breedlove J.W. Stewart Werter R. Davis Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Ira Blackford S.Y. Lum. B.B. Moore R.S. Symington W.R. Long William Wilson O.B. Gardner, Esq. Rev. Richard Cordley RECORDED LR 21 Apr. 1859 LR 21 Apr. 1859 LR 18 Mar. 1858 LKND 13 Dec. LR 17 Feb. 1859 KFS 24 Feb. LR 10 Apr. 1860 Andreas p. 358 LR 9 Aug. 1856 LR 24 May 1860 LR 24 May 1860 LR 10 Feb 1859 LR 6 Jan. 1859 Andreas p. 350 LR 16 Aug. Andreas p. 350 LR 11 Oc t. 1860 DCHR 26 Apr 1867 LR 26 Apr 1860 LR 6 May 1858 LR 3 Jan. LKND Andreas "p. 354 BF 4 Sept. 1858 LR 11 Oc t. 1860 DT 15 Mar 1860 LR 11 Aug. LR 14 Jul 1859 LR 9 Aug. 1860 Andreas p. 358 LR 5 Apr. 1860 LR 6 Aug 1857 LR 5 Jan. LR Apr. 1860 LR 5 Apr 1860 LKND 3 Nov 1859 Andreas p. 360 LR 28 Apr 1859 LR 11 Oc t 1860 �1854~1861 GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT RECORDED LR 21 Jun 1860 LKT 24 Jan 1955 Andreas p. 358, LDF PCFC 3 Sep 1857 LR 15 Jul 1858 LR 23 Jun 1859 LU 18 Apr 1857 PCFC 3 Jun 1858 PCFC 18 Mar 1858 Andreas p. 522 LR 12 Jul 1860 HF 2 Feb 1859 DCM Bk 1 rec. 12 Mar 1864 HF 4 Sep 1858 LR 27 Oct 1859 LR 28 Jan 1858 LR 12 May 1859 LR 12 May 1859 LR 25 Oct 1860 LKND 5 Nov 1857 LR 28 Jan 1858 LR 12 Apr 1860 LR 14 Apr 1859 LR 21 Jun 1860 LR 19 Apr 1860 Andreas p. 361 LR 21 Jun 1860 LR 7 Jun 1860 LR 24 Mar 1859 LR 24 May 1860 LKND 29 Sept LR 27 Dec 1860 LR 8 Jul 1858 LR 19 Jul 1860 KFS 3 Jan 1855 LR 24 Nov 1859 LR 14 Jul 1859 PASCHEL, Luther PEARSON, John PEARSON, Robert H. BURKE, Elizabeth GREEN, Amary Amanda BAYSINGER, Catharine 7 Jun. 1860 18 Jan. 1855 23 Sept. 1855 Thomas Totten J.R. Goodin, Esq PHILLIPS, George POYER, Francis M. PREEDY, Peter_V. PRICHETT, Rev. J.H. PROUTY, Salmon S. QUIMBY, D.J. RAHN, August RANDALL, Dudley RANDOLPH, P.H. RAUPER, Gottlob SWEET, Maria JORDAN, Caroline Jane HUYETT, Sarah Jane JOHNSON, Mary J. WHITEHEAD, Hannah Marie SIGNOR, Frances MILLER, Eva C. CHAMBERLAIN, Ellen MALONE, Mrs. Kate DAM (?) Elizabeth 2 Aug. 1857 27 Jun. 1858 19 Jun. 1859 9 Apr. 1857 31 May 1858 30 Jan. 1858 1857 2 Jul 1860 2 Feb 1859 1 Oct 1858 Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. RATZ, Christian REDFIELD, J.C. REES, Seth ROBERTS, C. Edward ROBERTS, David E. ROGERS, Dari us RUCKER, James S. RUSSELL, John SANDS, James G. SCHOFIELD, C.C. SHARPE, Isaac B. SINEX, Jacob SMITH, Abram SMITH, Michael SODEN, Ym. T. SPEER, Judge J.L. SPICER, Arthur H. SPIVEY, John Gil STARK, Andrew STEPHENS, George Y. STONE, Augustus D. STONE, Rev. M.W. STUART, John TAYLOR, E.L. MANGER, Henriette NICHOLS, Hannah A. LIVERMORE, Eugenia Melinda HAYS, Elizabeth WINSHIP, Clarissa A. CARPENTER, Rose SCOTT, Nannie S. HOW, Nancy Jan BROWN, Susie E. NORTON, Mary E. BENNETT, Nettie DOY, Pamelia KELLY, Sarah E. BLANDEN, Emeline McCORMICK, Frances Jane NEYLAND, Mrs. C.A. GEE, Lucinda F. WILKERSON, Lucy F. SWINGLEY, Sue M. THURSTON, Carry M. SHIELDS, Narcissa Kate DOTY, Mariah H. HARBIN, Elizabeth McGRATH, Mollie 23 Aug 1858 13 Oct 1859 23 Dec 1857 8 May 1859 8 May 1859 17 Oct 1860 21 Oct 1857 31 Dec 1857 8 Apr 1860 7 Apr 1859 12 Jun 1860 2 Apr 1860 7 Jun 1860 11 Jun 1860 18 May 1860 17 Mar 1859 23 May 1860 6 Sept 1857 24 Dec 1860 29 May 1858 6 Jul 1860 25 Dec 1854 17 Nov 1859 30 Jun 1859 Rev. Wm. Wilson Rev. Mr. Monks J.S. Livermore David Jackman, J.P. David Jackman, J.P. -4- Mr. Ely. M.M. Haun H.H. Moore Y. Bradford Wm. Wilson J.E. Morse Rev. C.C. Moore Rev. Warren Mayo Rev. John Magee Rev. Dr. Cummings H. Burson, J.P. Rev. R. Cordley Rev. J. Copeland Rev. Ym. Barnett Rev. John S. Brown D.E. Bowen, Esq. B.T. Clark, Esq. Rev. A. W. Pitzer J.F. Gilliland, Esq. Elder E.E. Chrisman Rev. Mr. Hobbs Rev. P. Remer Rev. Y.R. Davis Rev. Francis Barker Rev. Elijah Freeman Rev. Josiah Lamb �1854 - 1861 BRIDEGROOt1 THOMAS. S.M. THOMPSON, Daniel THOMPSON, Col. R.T. TODHUNTER, Evan TOLLES, Dr. L.C. VANCIL, Isaac C. VANSYCKLE, S.B. VALKER, A.P. VEILER, Henry VELCH, Dr. J.V. VILEY, Anton F. VILKINS, Isaac J. VILLIAMS, H.H. VILLIAMS, Hugh VILLIS, Jeremiah BRIDE LINES, Cornelia M. GARRISON, Emily T. PILCHER, Hattie M. LUMAN, Landora VILBOR, Caroline A.. VOOD, Mary E. REYNOLDS, Mrs. Harriet GORMAN, Bennie FINK, Amelia CASTLEMAN, Mary A. SPRAGGS, Margaret A. BARRICKLOV, Catherine CARR, Mary A. GLEASON, Annis V. VHITNEY, ----- DATE 23 Dec 1857 6 Jun 1860 6 May 1860 28 Aug 1859 VINTERS, M.S. VHINERY, Jason BROOKE, Mary E. VILLIAMS, Catharine 30 Oct 1856 6 May 1860 3 Apr 1859 26 Jun 1860 24 May 1860 11 Dec 1858 27 Nov 1859 4 Jul 1860 1 Jul 1858 23 Feb 1859 24 Oct 1858 5 Jan 1860 -~-.- '. / . ...-- - r '"'., :~~'.:;", 1'.\,. ' /'/ // / ."" :'-~~:-r,); . -:; -5- - - OFFICIANT Rev. John A. Steele Rev. Isaac Knott Rev. Mr. Campbell James B. Yeeks D.J. Yoodward Rev. H.H. Moore Robt. B. Vhi te Rev. R.C. Brant Rev. T.G. Vright James Parrish, Esq. Rev. S.L. Adair Mr. Nettleton, Esq. Rev. R. Cordley Rev. G.J. Rice Esq. Hodge RECORDED LR 28 Jan 1858 TKSR 9 Jun 1860 LR 17 May 1860 LKND 1 Sept 1859 HF 18 Apr LR 28 Apr 1859 LR 28 Jun 1860 LKND 28 Jun 1860 LR 16 Dec 1858 LNKD 15 Dec 1859 LR 26 Jul 1860 Andreas p. 359 LR 3 Mar 1859 HF 30 Oct 1858 Congregational Church Marriages LU 6 Nov 1856 LR 21 Jun 1860 �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1854-1861 Bride Groom Bride Groom ANDERSON, Mrs. Almira AYERS, Mary Jane BAKER, Elvira BALDWIN, Elizabeth BARRICKLOW, Catherine BAYSINGER, Betty BAYSINGER, Catharine BELL, Parmelia BENNETT, Lizzie J. BENNETT, Nettie BENT, Mollie E. BLAKE,Bertha E. BLANDEN, Emeline BOUGHTON, Mary Angeline BOWERS, Anna D.C. BREESE, Emily BROOKE, Mary E. BROWN, Susie E. BRYAN, Bethiah BUNDREN, Ellen BURKE, Elizabeth BURGESS, Melinda BURRITT, EInma S. BUTLER, Angeline CARPENTER, Rose CARR, Mary A. CASTLEMAN, Mary A. CHAMBERLAIN, Ellen CHURCHILL, Mary CLAYTON, Cornelia J. CLOE, Mary C. COSLEY, Ann E. COX, Mary Ann CROSBY, Mary CURTIS, Mary DAM(?), Elizabeth DAVENPORT, Annie DAVENPORT, Mary COOPER, WIn. CASE, Dexter OLDHAM, B.L. LAUTER, John T. WILKINS, Isaac J. BENJAMIN, Henry PEARSON, Robert H. KELLEY, Thomas D. CROCKETT, Allison SHARPE, Isaac B. ~1ooRE, Robert MARTIN, Leander SMITH, Michael BROOKS, Paul CONKLIN, Ensign COMPTON, John WINTERS, M.S. SANDS, James G. DISBROW, Ebenezer CATTEREON, John L. PASCHEL, Luther BARBER, Oliver M. MORRISON, John Esq. FURNISH, James Thomas ROGERS,' Darius WILLIAMS, H.H. WELCH, Dr. J.W. RANDALL, Dudley HART, Henry MARTIN, Dr. William D. DUVALL, William A. BALDWIN, Henry CORDLEY, Rev. Richard FLETCHER, Josiah S. HALING, John RAUPER, Gottlob KEELER, Capt. Julius ATKINSON, William DAVIDSON, Sarah A.T. DAVIS, EInma D•. DICKSON, Louisa F. HARRIS, E.P. OTT, William J. LIVERMORE, William Rev. M.E. CLOUGH STONE, Rev. M.W. SINEX, Jacob JONES, ____ _ LEWIS, John H. LLOYD, S.W. BOYER, John BLACKSTONE, W. C. WEILER, Henry CRICKET, Charles H. HALLADAY, Albert COLE, John P. CARRIER, Milo THOMPSON, Daniel SPICER, Arthur H. COE, Henry L. WILLIAMS, Hugh HUBBELL, Willard o. WALKER, A.P. LEWIS, Dr. Isaiah M. LESTER, Edmond PEARSON, John FINK, Kassimer Johannes MANOR, James A. STIJART, John CURTIS, Alfred ROBERTS, C. Edward EGLEHOFF, John Michael GRISWOLD, Dr. J.E. NACE, William M. CRANE, John R. COREY, Alfred BURROUGHS, Edgar C. RUSSELL, John FARNHAM, Reauben H. ~ DCMR OOTY, Mariah H. DOY, Pamelia OOY, Pamelia DRYDEN, Emily DUNN, Mary C. EDDY, Emily P. ENSLOW, Anna E. FINK, Amelia FISK, Ellen M. FITZHENRY, Elizabeth FONCANON, Hettie FOX, Almira GARRISON, Emily T. GEE, Lucinda F. GIFFORD, Eliza M. GLEASON, Annis W. GLEASON, Maria GORMAN, Bonnie GOSS, Sarah W. GRAHAM, Mary M. GREEN, Amary Amanda HAGUER, Maria Dora HAKIN, Eveline HARBIN, Elizabeth HASKINS, Clara HAYS, Elizabeth HEMPHILL, Maria Mrs. HEWITT, Helen M. HICKOX, Mary A. HILL, Mary Ann HOOVER, Martha HOUGHTON, Mary J. HOW, Nancy Jan HUMPHREYS, Frances E. -6- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1854-1861 Groom Bride Groom Bride lillNT, Anna HUYETT, Sarah Jane JOHNSON, Catharine JOHNSON, Josephine A. JOHNSON, Mary J. JORDAN, Caroline Jane KEENER, Mary Ann KELLY, Sarah E. KENNEDY Laura KILLUM, Betsy Mrs. KIRKBRIDE, Cassa F. LAMON, Martha A. LEARNED, Lizzie LINES, Cornelia M. LIVERMORE, Eugenia Melinda LONG, M.A. Mrs. LOWERY, Margaret LUMAN, LANDORA McCORMICK, Frances Jane McGRATH, Mollie McKINNEY, Juliette McKINNEY, Sarah H. MAHON, Sarah A. Mrs. MALONE, Mrs. Kate MANGER, Henriette MANOGE, Margy MILLER, Eva C. MOORE, Ellen R. MORRIS, Catherine MORSE, Cornelia NEWLAND, MG. C.A. NICHOLS, Hannah A. NORTON, Mary NORTON, Mary E. OSTERHOUT, Kate PARRISH, Ann E. JUDD, Henry PREEDY, Peter W. MOORE, Henry J. EMBRY, G.H. PRICHETT, Rev. J.H.· POWER, Francis M. FAUX, Joseph SMITH, Abram LEWIS, Eliphalet GRAHAM, John H. CLARKE, Richard W. DaLEE, A.G. MOORE, Mahlon K. THOMAS, S.N. REES, Seth HAMMOND, Thomas MILLER, George TODlillNTER, Evan SODEN, WIn. T. TAYLOR, E.L. MOORE, John ANDERSON, Augustine BROWN, Samuel W. RANDOLPH, P.H. RATZ, Christian GREEN, H.M. RAHN, August BACON, S.S. OWEN, Ellis BRENDER, John L. SPEER, Judge J.L. REDFIELD, J.C. FORD, E. N. SCHOFIELD, C.C. HATHAWAY, N.B. CORNELL, John A. PFEIFFER, Margaret LAUTERWASER, William PHILLIPPOY, R.C. DAVIDSON, John R. PHILLIPS, Christina A. CAMPBELL, Alex M. PILCHER, Hattie M. THOMPSON, Col. R.T. POWERS, Susie R. EDWA..TIDS, C.L. QUIETT, Emma E. LINK, Adam R. REYNOLDS, Mrs. Harriet 'VANSYCKLE, S.B. RICHARDS, Mary Ann HENRY, William RICHARDSON, Mary HOUGHTON, Charles S. ROSS, Henrietta CLARKE, Sidney SANTER, Mary GRIFFITH, Joshua SCOTT, Nannie S. RUCKER, James S. SEBRA, Margaretta BAKER, Peter H. SHEPHERD, Anna E. BUDINGTON, George E. SHIELDS, Lucinda KENNEDY, W.J. SHIELDS, Narcissa Kate STONE, Augustus D. SIGNOR, Frances QUIMBY, D.J. SIMONS, Betsey GRIffiiOLD, Daniel SPRAGGS, Margaret A. WILEY, Anton F. STEINER, Caroline Mrs. BROWNE, Orville H. STEVENIN, Mary Mrs. JACOT, August O. STEVENS, Anna C. LICHTFERS, Frederick A. BOWMAN, Christian SUTLIFF, Mary E. SWEET, Maria PHILLIPS, George ffi\TINGLEY, Sue M. STARK, Andrew THACHER, Helen Marion GREEN, Dr. WIn. 'I. THURSTON, Carry M. STEPHENS, George W. TODD, Amanda E. KENNEDY, L. J • WALTON , Eliza H. BENEDICT, William WHITEHEAD Hannah Mari e PROUTY, Salmon S. WHITLOCK,'Luticia Caroline HU1(1DJ~SON, Josiah WHITNEY WILLIS, Jeremiah WILBOR 'Caroline A. TOLLES, Dr. L.C. WILKERSON, Lucy F. SPIVEY, John Gil WILLIAMS, Catharine WHINERY, Jason WILMARTH, Sarah A. FITCH, Edward P. -7- �ALPHABETiCAL LISTING BY· BRiDE NAME - 1854-1861 Bride Groom Bride Groom WINSHIP, Clarissa A. WIrrEN, Tryphosa WOOD, Mary E. WOOD,Mary M. WOODWARD, Emma . ROBERTS, David E. JAVENS, Henson VANCIL, Isaac C. COE, ..l.M. BRO\\IN, Ira WOODRUFF, Martha M. \~OOLMAN , Mary J. t~IGHT, Annie ZINN,Elizabeth KENNEDY, Oliver P. HERRING, Frederick GILMORE, Thomas M. GLENN, A.G. Compiled by ~auline B. Elniff, Judy Sweets, Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger' Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer (for this book) Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book) �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Kansas Herald of Freedom (KHF) Lawrence Republican Weekly (LR) Bridegroom Bride Date & Place Officiant Source ADAMS, Lucian R. of Wellington, Ohio ADDIS, Alfred S. of Pennsylvania ALTHEN, Henry G. of St. Louis, Mo. ARNOLD, Noah of Douglas Co., Ks. ATERBERRY, Thomas LORD, Harriet G. of Litchfield, Ct. SHORT, Sarah H. of Lexington, Mo. RANDOLPH, Amelia M. of Lawrence, Ks. GRAHAM, Julia M. of Douglas Co., Ks. ANDERSON, Caroline 21 Oct. 1857 at Burlingame 27 Mar. 1856 at Lawrence 3 Nov. 1857 Rev. G.W. Paddock LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 Rev. Mr. Dennis KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-14 Nov. 1857 p. 3 LR-12 Nov. 1857 p. 3 LR- 9 Feb. 1860 p. 4 Rev. H.H. Moore 8 Feb. 1860 Lawrence, K.;T. LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Dennis 13 Aug. 1857 near Franklin, K.:T. KHF-12 Dec. 1857 p. 3 BAILEY, F.A. Rev. S.Y. Lum HASKIN, Hattie A. 10 Dec. 1857 Lawrence, K.T. KHF-20 Nov. 1858 p. 3 BARKER, Ingle JOY, Frances R. 30 Oct. 1858 Rev. A. Joy of Lawrence, Ks. of Akron, Ohio in Akron, Ohio KHF-27 Oct. 1855 p. 3 BARNEY, Joseph M. FARWELL, Sarah C.T. 4 Oct. 1855 Rev. E.W. Bullard of Brimfield, Ill. of Fitchburg, Mass. in Fitchburg, Mass. KHF-l Dec. 1855 p. 3 BARNLS, Dr. Edward A. ALBIN, Susan J. _______ 1855 Rev. C.H. Lovejoy . of Lawrence, Ks. of Lawrence, Ks. Lawrence, K. T. KHF-2l Feb. 1857 p. 3 BERKAU, Paul H. JONSON, Lizzie 18 Jan. 1857 of Bloomington, K.T. of Cambridge City, Ind. at Cambridge City, Ind. BLANTON, N.B. CROSBY, Harriet _ _ _ _ 1857 Rev. Mr. Wheat LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3 of Warren Co., Ill. near Neosho City BOTHEL, Adam R. WHITNEY, Elviria 24 Feb. 1860 Rev. A.M. Thornton LR-l Mar. 1860 p. 3 of Burlingame, K.T. of Burlingame, K.T. Burlingame, K.T. (Both formerly of Pennsylvania) BOTTS, Geo. W.D. FALES, Elizabeth 29 Jan. 1855 Rev. C.E. Blood KHF-17 Feb. 1855 p. 3 of Boston, Mass. at Juniata, Kansas Territory BOZELL, William WINSETT, Rebecca W. 20 Mar. 1860 Rev. Calvin Meadows LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3 in Fremont KHF-7 Aug. 1858 p. 3 BREWER, Montreville Rev. E. Nute MOODY, Mrs. Mary 2 Aug. 1858 of Lawrence, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. Lawrence, K.T. -9- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place BROOKE, Dr. B.C. of Lecompton, K.T. BROWN, Alonzo J. of Lawrence, K.T. BROWN, George, Esq. of Franklin, K.T. BROWNING, Asaph (Both recently from BURLEY, Rufas B. of Sugar Mound, Linn Co., K. T. BURR, Richard MOCKBEE, Jennie of Westport, Mo. INGERSON, Clara M. of Lawrence, K.T. LIKINS, Maria of Franklin, K.T. COPELAND, Abbie Fitchburgh, Mass.) FLANDERS, Sarah A. of Northport, Me. 5 May 1859 Rev. near Westport, Mo. Rev. 29 Oct. 1857 in Lawrence, K.T. 28 Dec. 1857 S.N. in Lawrence, K.T. Rev. - - - - 1856 VANDEVER, Jennie of Leroy, K.T. CARPENTER, C. Howard JONES, Sarah E. of Lawrence, K.T. of Keene, N.H. CARR, Alexander SMOOT, Mary L. of Lawrence, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. CASE, Laurence AVERY, Emily F. of Prairie du Chien, of Clinton, K.T. Wisconsin CHADWICK, W.W. WILLIAMSON, R.M. of Hamilton Co., Oh. of Stanton, K.T. CHESTNUT, James BENEDICT, Lydia A. 5 Oct. 1857 in Belfast, Me. Officiant Mr. Simonton Source KHF-28 May 1859 p. 3 G.W. Hutchinson KHF-7 Nov. 1857 p. 3 LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 KHF-2 Jan. 1858 p. 3 Wood, Esq. C.E. Blood Timothy Chase, Esq. KHF-26 Jan. 1856 p. 3 LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 2 Oct. 1858 J.R.T. Shull, J.P. near Leroy, K.T. 5 Apr. 1857 Rev. H.B. Burgess in Lawrence, K.T. 22 Jan. 1858 G.W.Hutchinson KHF-20 Nov. 1858 p. 3 Rev. E. Nute 7 Sept. 1859 at the Whitney House, Lawrence, K.T. KHF-10 Sept. 1859 p. 3 12 Oct. 1859 in Stanton, K.T. 23 Feb. 1857 near Qumwa, K.T. 1 Jan. 1860 KHF-7 Apr. 1855 p. 3 KHF-23 Jan. 1858 p. 3 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-26 Nov. 1859 p. 3 Rev. John Earnheart KHF-14 Mar. 1857 p. 4 LR-12 Jan. 1860 p. 3 CLARK, Henry S. FELT, H. Maria Rev. John S. Brown of Lawrence, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-11 July 1857 p. 3 COAT, G.W. BALDWIN, Elizabeth M. 1 July 1857 LR-9 July 1857 p. 3 of Mason Co., Ill. of Lawrence, K.T. in Lawrence, K.T. LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3 Rev. R. Cordley CONNOR, Thomas H. McCLELLAND, Mary A. 15 Mar. 1860 (Both of Willow Springs, K.T.) J.K. Goodin, Esq. KHF-14 Apr. 1855 p. 3 CORLEW, Henry Austin BLEDSOE, Zorelda 3 Apr. 1855 at the residence of Judge John Curtiss, Lawrence, K.T. Rev. S.S. Snyder LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 CORREL, James McGEE, Susan 20 Aug. 1857 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-10 Apr. 1858 p. 3 CRACKLIN, Capt. Joseph DUNLAP, Emily 30 Mar. 1858 of Lawrence, K.T. of New Boston, N.H. Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-16 June 1855 p. 3 CRAM, Hiram BRERO[?], Mary [BRLRO] 10 June 1855 (Both of Franklin, K.T.) -10- . .,- ", , II �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride DAY, John W. FAIRHOLM, Mary J. of Waynes___ , Ohio DENNIS, Rev. B.C. EARNHEART, Melissa of Greencastle, Ind. DENNISON, Rev.Joseph DENNIS, Mrs. Francis A. of Manhatten Dist., of Baldwin City, K.T. Kansas & Nebraska Con. DE WOLF, Edward P. HALL, Juliaan (Both of Topeka, K.T. and formerly of Ill.) DIX, Ralph C. GRAHAM, Bridgette of Freeport, Ill. DOOLITTLE, Benson E. WEAVER, Vancy A. of Coal Creek, of Pioneer, DUFFEE, Louis SOWASH, Margaret (Both of Douglas Co., K. T .) EARL, George F. CRITTENTON, Jennie L. ELDRIDGE, Edwin S. SPICER, Augusta M. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) FARlER, C.W. JESSEE, Mary of Bloomington, K.T. FARNSWORTH, John W. JACOBS, Nelly (Both of Topeka, K.T.) FISHMAKER, C.T. HATTAN, Pocahontas Date & Place 8 Dec. 1860 Oskaloosa, K.T. 6 Sept. 1857 in Ottumwa, K.T. 21 Nov. 1859 Source Officiant William H. Ward LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Dennis KHF-12 Sept. 1857 p. 3 LR-17 Sept. 1857 p. 3 KHF-3 Dec. 1859 p. 3 15 Oct. 1856 at Topeka, K.T. ______ 1859 Rev. H.B. Burgess KHF-8 Nov. 1856 p. 4 Rev. S.Y. Lum KHF-4 June 1859 p. 3 11 Dec. 1860 Rev. C.M. Cross Rev. Mr. Fennimore ? LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3 31 Jan. 1860 Rev. L.B. Dennis LR-9 Feb. 1860 p. 4 at Mr. Pierson's, 8 miles west of Lawrence 23 Nov. 1857 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3 at res. of A.H. Mallory LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 8 June 1858 Rev. Mr. Nute KHF-19 June 1858 p. 3 at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. LR-2 Feb. 1860 p. 3 22 Jan. 1860 Elder J. Elliott at Bloomington, K.T. KHF-20 Mar. 1858 p. 3 4 Mar. 1858 Rev. C.M. Calloway KHF-5 May 1855 p. 3 Rev. T.J. Ferril 5 May 1855 in Delaware Elder Jesse E. Church KHF-5 Sept. 1857 p. 3 FOSTER, Freeman R. BOWMAN, Martha E. 13 Aug. 1857 of Topeka, K.T. of Spring, Pa. in Spring, Pa. KHF-26 Nov. 1859 p. 3 Rev. WIn. N. Frazer FRAZER, Robert L. JEWETT, Mollie A. 10 Nov. 1859 of Lawrence, K.T. of St. Albans, Vt. in St. Albans, Vt. LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 Rev. L.P. Dennis FRY, John ANDERSON, Mary B. 29 Oct. 1857 (Both of Kansas Territory) near Franklin, K.T. KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3 Rev. Mr. Jones GLEICH, John P. TERRASS, Mrs. Catherine 16 Apr. 1857 at Mill Creek, K.T. Rev. G.H. Blakeslee KHF-29 Sept. 1855 p. 3 GRIDING[?], Rev. James S. GOODRICH, J. Augusta 13 Sept. 1855 in Owego, N. Y. of Lawrence, K.T. of Owego, N.Y. KHF-l May 1858 p. 3 Rev. Rodney Paine 15 Apr. 1858 GRIMES, Moses E. ELA, Emily S. in Hampden, K.T. of Hampden, K.T. -11- ; .1. �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, Bridegroom Bride October 1854 - December 1860 Date & Place Officiant Source KHF-17 Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. E. Nute 13 Oct. 1857 GROVER, Joel HUNT, Emily Jane in Lawrence, K.T. of Douglas Co., K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. LR-11 June 1857 p. 3,c.7 Rev. E. Nute 30 May 1857 HANCOCK, John ADAMSON, Mrs. Rhoda in Lawrence, K.T. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) KHF-24 Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. S.Y. Lum 13 Oct. 1857 HANSCOM, O.A. TAPPAN, Anna LR-22 Oct. 1857 p. 3 in Lawrence, K.T. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) KHF-12 Jan. 1856 p. 3 Rev. Wm. W. Hall 2 Jan. 1856 HARDING, John L. THURSTON, Phebe A. in Lawrence, K.T. of Roxbury, Mass. of Lowell, Mass. 26 Feb. 1857 Rev. Mr. McDow (Dow?) KHF-11 Apr. 1857 p. 3 HARMON, Daniel SANDLING, Mary Jane on Pottawatomie Creek (Both of Pottawatomie) 20 Dec. 1859 John P. Wentworth,J.P. LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3 HARPOLE, Alfred MILLER, Jane (Both of Chase Co., K.T.) LR-19 Jan. 1860 p. 3 HASKELL, J.G. BLISS, Lizzie 22 Dec. 1859 Rev. J.P. Skee1e of Lawrence, K.T. of Wilbraham, Mass. in Wilbraham, Mass. KHF-11 June 1859 p. 3 HAY, Chester A. COSLEY, Louisa 9 June 1859 Rev. L.B. Dennis (Both of Kanwaca, K.T.) in Kanwaca, K.T. KHF-7 Feb. 1857 p. 3 HAYDEN, William B. HAVENS, Eliza 22 Jan. 1857 Rev. Mr. Jones (Both of Prairie City, K.T.) at Prairie City, K.T. KHF-10 Oct. 1857 p. 3 HEITZMAN; John CREAVY, Mrs. Mary 7 Oct. 1857 Rev. E. Nute LR-15 Oct. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Little Wakarusa) [CREAVEY, Mrs. Jane in LR] near Lawrence, K.T. KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3 HICKS, Solomon S. SAUNDERS, Mrs. Char1otteE.--18 Nov. 1857 Rev. G.W.Hutchinson LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) KHF-5 Apr. 1856 p. 3 T.J. Ferrill Rev. 1 Apr. 1856 HILL, Forrester PEARSON, Mary (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-17 July 1858 p. 3 HOAG, Benjamin W. MONROE, Mrs. Polly M. 13 July 1858 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) LR-1 Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. S.L. Adair 14 Sept. 1857 HODSON, Gideon F. ROWE, Clara (Both of Osawatomie, K.T.) KHF-17 Oct. 1857 p. 3 9 Oct. 1857 Rev. E. Nute HOLMES, James H. ARCHIBALD, Julia A. LR-15 Oct. 1857 p. 3 near Clinton, K.T. (Both of Emporia, K.T.) KHF-22 Nov. 1856 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Dennis HOPKINS, Thomas CAFFERLY, Sarah Agnes 6 Nov. 1856 (Both of Kansas Territory) KHF-5 Apr. 1856 p. 3 Rev. T.J. Ferrill 1 Apr. 1856 HOPPER, B.F. MILLER, Nancy A. (Both near Lawrence, K.T.) LR-1 Oct. 1857 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Dennis 10 Sept~ 1857 HULL, Joseph L. ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann (Both of Kansas Territory) -12- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride HUNGERFORD, Simeom R. TOLLE, Nancy Ann (Both of Franklin, K.T.) HUNT, Charles W. SIMONDS, Addie L. of Detroit JONES, L.L., Esq. BEACH, Harriet E. Date & Place Source Officiant 13 May 1858 KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3 Rev. WID. Wilson at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. 8 Dec. 1859 KHF-lO Dec. 1859 p. 3 Rev. Mr. Cordley in Lawrence, K.T. 12 Jan. 1860 Rev. J.C. ,Beach LR-19 Jan. 1860 p. 3 in Olathe, K.T. KEATING, R.H. NORTON, Charlotte no date given Rev. C.E. Blood KHF-24 Jan. 1857 p. 4 of Indiana of Lowell, Mass. in Manhatten, K.T. KITCHINGMAN, WID. CONSER, Lucy 5 July 1859 Rev. E. Nute, Jr. KHF-16 July 1859 p. 3 of Douglas Co., K.T. of Blair Co., Pa. in Lawrence, K.T. KLEINHAUS, A.J. KOFFMAN, Mary J. 5 May 1859 Rev. C.R. Rice KHF-14 May 1859 p. 3 of Jefferson Co., K.T. in Jefferson Co., K.T. LAnD, Erastus D., Esq. TRIBOU, Mary W. 10 Nov. 1855 Rev. Thomas P.Rodman KHF-15 Dec. 1855 of Lawrence, K.T. of Middleborough, Mass. in Middleborough, Mass. LINN, James M., Esq. LINN, Sarah Frances no date given Rev. A. Hale KHF-14 Nov. 1857 p. 3 of Osage Nation, K.T. of Sangamon Co., Ill. at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Springfield, Ill. LLOYD, A.J. WOODLEY, A.E. 1 July 1858 Rev. Jno. E. Moore KHF-17 July 1858 p. 3 of Burlingame, K.T. of New Castle, at the Hotel in Brownville, K.T. Canada West LLOYD, S.W. (Rev.) DUNN, Mary C. 8 Mar. 1860 Rev.Werter R. Davis LR-15 Mar. 1860 p. 2 of Baldwin City, K.T. near Baldwin City, K.T. LOVEJOY, Charles Julius BARRICKLOW, Sarah 3 Dec. 1857 Rev. C.H. Lovejoy KHF-5 Dec. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Palmyra, K.T.) at Palmyra, K.T. LR-lO Dec. 1857 p. 3 LUCE, Robert M. YOUNG, Mary J. 10 Mar. 1859 Rev. E. Nute, Jr. KHF-19 Mar. 1859 p. 3 (Both of Topeka, K.T.) at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. MACK, John LYON, Sarah Ann 23 Nov. 1857 Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) Lawrence, K.T. LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 MANDELL, C.L. BROWN, M.A.M. 9 Feb. 1856 Rev. Mr. Ferrell KHF-16 Feb. 1856 p. 3 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) MATHEWS, J.W. BALDWIN, Amanda E. 30 July 1857 Rev. S.S. Snyder LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) MAVITY, WID. HALL, Scynthia Ann 11 Aug. 1858 Parson D.F.Dayton KHF-2l Aug. 1858 p. 3 at Spring Hill, Johnson Co., K.T. MOORE, J.P. BRANDAGE, Catharine 24 Mar. 1857 Rev. Mr. Still KHF-ll Apr. 1857 p. 3 (Both of Prairie City, K.T.) at Prairie City, K.T. MORE, John McKINNEY, Joliette 30 July 1857 Rev. S.Y. Lum LR-6 Aug. 1857 p. 3 of Springfield, K.T. at Springfield, K.T. MOYS, William TABOR, Emily J. 5 June 1859 Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-ll June 1859 p. 3 of Lawrence, K.T. Sumner Twp., K.T. in Sumner Twp., K.T. -13- :1 �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place Officiant Source KHF-22 Oct. 1859 p. 3 MYERS, John SMITH, Ellen M. Rev. Mr. 6 Oct. 1859 of Leavenworth, K.T. of Wyoming, N.Y. in Chicago LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 McCAMISH, Richard, Esq. ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth 22 Oct. 1857 Rev. G. Seymour at Macamish, K.T. LR-3 Dec. 1857 p. 3 NICHOLS, Wm. G. Rev. Wm. C. McDow DART, Mrs. Hester Ann 29 Nov. 1857 (Both of Greeley) in Greeley KHF-12 May 1855 p. 4 OLIVER, Wm. H. HOPPER, Louisa Rev. Wm. W. Hall 29 Apr. 1855 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-4 Aug. 1855 p. 3 PARK, Col. Geo. S. HOLMES, Mary Louise Rev. Mr. Dunn 12 July 1855 of Parkville[?] of New York City at Magnolia, Ill. KHF-5 Nov. 1859 p. 3 PARKS, William RANDALL, Irene Rev. W. Bishop 27 Oct. 1859 (Both of Douglas Co., K.T.) KHF-22 Oct. 1859 p. 3 PARMETAR, James A. GRAY, E.J. 13 Oct. 1859 Rev. j.P. Campbell of Olathe, K.T. of McCamish, K.T. in McCamish, Johnson Co., K.T. KHF-14 Mar. 1857 p. 4 PEARSON, Richard N. HARRIS, Mary Rosela 22 Feb. 1857 Rev. S.S. Snyder (Both of Prairie City, K.T.) at Prairie City, K.T. KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3 1 June 1858 PERRY, Wm. BARRETT, Lucy A. Rev. Mr. Nute (Both of Emporia, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-7 Aug. 1858 p. 3 16 July 1858 PHELPS, Edwin C. IRISH, Mary Rev. E. Eather of Emporia, K.T. of West Bloomfield, Mich. in West Bloomfield, Mich. KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3 PIPHER, John W. WISNER, Mary A. 10 Sept. 1857 Elder M.I. Wisner of Cincinnati, Ohio of Batavia, Ill. in Manhattan, K.T. KHF-17 Dec. 1859 p. 3 18 Dec. 1859 E.D. Ladd, J.P. POTTER, Frederick W. STONE, Laura E. of Burlington, K.T. of Lawrence, K.T. in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-20 Mar. 1858 p. 3 Rev. L.B. Stateler POWELL, Joseph A.,Esq. BYLER, Mollie 4 Mar. 1858 at Tecumseh, K.T. KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3 13 May 1858 Rev. Mr. Wilson PROUTY, S.S. WHITEHEAD, Hannah M. (Both of Prairie City, formerly of Aurora, Ill.) at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. KHF-10 Oct. 1857 p. 3 RANDALL, Wm. H. CLARK, Mrs. Emeline 20 Sept. 1857 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. LR-8 Oct. 1857 p. 3 RANDALL, William Henry OLIVER, Mrs. Ernaline 28 Sept. 1857 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) 29 Dec. l859[?] Rev. G. LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3 RANDOLPH, Joseph V. WATSON, M. in Emporia, K.T. [Copy of page not quite to the edge] (Both of Emporia, K.T.) 6 Nov. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis KHF-22 Nov. 1856 p. 3 REED~ James McKINNEY, Polly (Both of Kansas Territory) -14- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place Officiant Source KHF-12 Jan. 1856 p. 3 Rev. S.S. Snyder REYNOLDS, Thomas T. JAMES, Caroline (Both of Kansas Territory) near Lawrence, K.T. KHF-16 Feb. 1856 p. 3 RICE, John E. REIGBER, L.J. 10 Feb. 1856 Rev. E. Nute bride's name as the of Roxbuty, Mass. of New Waterford, Oh. [Notice in KHF-Feb. 23, 1856 gives L.J. ZEIGLER.] KHF-13 Feb. 1858 p. 3 Rev. Dr. Case of ROSS, Abner L. (Jr.) BURDICK, L. Virginia 22 Dec. 1858 Grace Church of Lebanon, Ohio of Baltimore in Baltimore KHF-4 June 1859 p. 3 RUSSELL, S.C. Rev. S. Y. Lum 19 May 1859 JENKINS, Rose (Both of Lawrence, K.T. ) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-ll April 1857 p. 3 SANDLING, Giles 26 Feb. 1857 Rev. Mr. Dow HARMON, Eliza at Pottawatomie Creek of Pcittawatomie LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3 SEARL, A.D. 9 Nov. 1857 Rev. David Strong CLAPP, Susie J. . of Lawrence, K. T. of Southampton, Mass. in Southampton, Mass. KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3 8 Sept. 1857 SHELDON, Hon. Henry Rev. G.W. Paddock PIPER, Elizabeth at the Shawnee House, Leavenworth, K.T. of Council City, K.T. of Seceea Castle, Ontario Co., N.Y. KHF-28 Aug. 1858 p. 3Rev. C.M. Calloway SHERMAN, Major T.W. SHANNON, Mary H. 4 Aug. 1858 of Ohio in Lawrence, K.T. 9 Sept. 1857 Rev. Nathan Scarrett KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3 SHROYER, Wm. A. FURGESON, Phebe M. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) at the Harris House, Westport KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3 9 Mar. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis SHULTZ, Absalon LOVELL, Mary Jane (Both of Burr Oak Bottom, K.T.) near Columbia, K.T. LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3 7 Jan. 1860 J.M. Pherson, J.P. SMITH, Adolphus OSMER, Sophia Ann of Lawrence, K.T. of Chase Co., K.T. KHF-3 Jan. 1857 p. 3 Rev. S.Y. Lum 31 July 1857 SMITH, Chas. EGER, Elizabeth (Both of Wakarusa, K.T.) at Wakarusa, K.T. KHF-7 Apr. 1855 p. 3 10 Mar. 1855 Rev. Mr. Foster SMITH, Charles W. COOK, Lucretia B. of Lawrence, K.T. of Lowell, Mass. KHF-8 Aug. 1857 p. 3 25 July 1857 Rev. Mr. Sandford SMITH, Frank B., Esq. MAYBURY, Lucy F. of Manhattan, K.T. of Dighton in Dighton KHF-25 Apr. 1857 p. 3 2 Apr. 1857 Rev. Mr. Nute SMITH, Giles MARTIN, Ellen Esther (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-24 Jan. 1857 p. 4 25 Dec. 1857 Rev. Mr. Downey SMITH, T.B. GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann at the house of E.A. Landon, near Blue Mound, K.T. (Both of Blue Mound, K.T.) KHF-22 Aug. 1857 p. 3 13 Aug. 1857 Rev. R.C. Brant SMITH, Wm. H. BEARDSLEY, Roxy LR-13 Aug. 1857 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) (Roxana) at the parsonage. Lawrence. K.T. -15- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 December 1860 Bridegroom Officiant Bride Date & Place SNYDER, James A. PERRINE, Belle (Both of Blue Mound, K.T.) SPERRY, Levi ANDERSON, Nancy Jane 27 Oct. 1857 Rev. Mr. Snyder at Blue Mound, K.T. 13 Aug. 1857 Rev. L.B. Dennis near Franklin, K.T. STOKES, Edwin BERKAN, Malvena A. 20 Sept. 1857 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Bloomington, K.T.) at Bloomington, K.T. [Bride is listed as Malverna A. BERKAW in the Lawrence Republican.] STONE, William CASEBERE, Catherine 10 Dec. 1857 Rev. M.R. Clough (Both of Clinton, K.T.) SULLIVAN, Michael SPITTLE, Sarah Ann C.H. Lovejoy 7 Dec. 1856 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. SWATSEL, John DONNELSON, Catharine 5 July 1858 . Rev. G. Seymour SWISHER, F.M. CALWELL, Mattie E. 1 Sept. 1857 Rev. J.L. Read of Prairie City, K.T. of Lawrence Co., Pa. at the Eagle Hotel, Pittsburg TELLES, Dr. L.C. WILBER, Caroline A. 1 Mar. 1857 Rev. James B. Weeks of Lawrence, K.T. of Little Compton, RI in Little Compton, Rhode Island THACHER, T.Dwight, Esq .. FAULKNER, Kate 9 Sept. 1857 Rev. S.M. Campbell of Lawrence, K.T. of Dansville, N.Y. in Dansville, N.Y. THOMAS, S.J., Esq. HURD, Harriet N. 24 May 1855 Rev. G.H. Peole (Both of Spring, Crawford Co., Pa.) in the house of John Long, K.T. THOMAS, William H. LAHAY, Martha 12 Feb. 1857 Rev. Mr. Ferril near Bloomington, K.T. THOMPSON, George S. FARWELL, Mary A.R. 31 May 1859 Rev. Geo. F. Jenks of Lawrence, K.T. of Lancaster, Mass. in Lancaster, Mass. THOMPSON, Wm. P. YOUNG, Emily C. 10 Mar. 1859 Rev. E. Nute, Jr. (Both of Topeka, K.T.) at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. TODHUNTER, James D. COULTER, Rachael Jane 5 Sept. 1857 Rev. Mr. Nute (Both of Lecompton, K.T.) at the Whitney House, Lawrence, K.T. TOLLES, Francis O. STONE, Mary B. 1 Jan. 1856 Rev. L.B. Dennis of Perkinsville, Vt. of Wilbraham, Mass. in Lawrence, K.T. TONTZ, John TAYLOR, Elizabeth 6 Apr. 1858 Rev. G. Seymour in Johnson Co., K.T. TULL, Wm HARMON, Mary A. 15 Feb. 1857 Rev. Mr. McDow {Both of Pottawatomie, K.T.) on Pottawatomie Creek, K.T. UMBARGER, George W. HASELTINE, Rosaltha o. 6 Aug. 1857 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Bloomington, K.T.) near Bloomington, K.T. -16- Source LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3 LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3 KHF-26 Sept. 1857 p. 3 LR-24 Sept. 1857 p. 3 LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 3 KHF-20 Dec. 1856 KHF-24 July 1858 p. 3 KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3 KHF-18 Apr. 1857 p. 3 LR-l Oct. 1857 p. 3 KHF-2 June 1855 p. 3 KHF-2l Feb. 1857 p. 3 KHF-9 July 1859 p. 3 KHF-19 Mar. 1859 p. 3 KHF-12 Sept. 1857 p. 3 LR-IO Sept. 1857 p. 3 KHF-12 Jan. 1856 p. 3 KHF-17 Apr. 1858 p. 3 KHF-ll Apr. 1857 p. 3 KHF-15 Aug. 1857 p. 3 LR-13 Aug. 1857 p. 3 �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bridegroom Bride VAN SYCLE, S.B. FISH, Susan Pascal Date & Place Officiant Source KHF-3 Jan. 1857 p. 3 9 Sept. 1857 Rev. S.Y. Lum on the Shawnee Reserve LR-8 Mar. 1860 p. 2 VAUGHAN, Champion NICKLES, Elizabeth 3 Mar. 1860 Rev. J.G. Brown (Both of Leavenworth, K.T.) in Leavenworth, K.T. KHF-23 July 1858 VOGHT, John VINOT, Josephine 17 July 1858 J. Miller, J.P. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3 VREDENBURG, Frank SPICER, Mary Rev. G.S. Northrop 25 Dec. 1860 (Both of Geneva, Allen Co., K.T.) in Geneva, Allen Co., K.T. KHF-5 Sept. 1857 p. 3 WALKER, R.E. JONES, L. Viola 30 Aug. 1857 Rev. S.Y. Lum (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 in Lawrence, K.T. [Lawrence Republican lists her as Viola L. JONES] LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 2 WALLING, W.B. CLOUGH, Louisa C. Rev. M.R. Clough 22 Nov. 1857 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-5 Mar. 1859 p. 3 WARD, Chandlee H. McINTYRE, Christina Rev. E. Nute 29 [?] Feb. 1859 (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) in Lawrence, K.T. WATSON, Thomas COULTER, Barbary 9 May 1858 Rev. William Wilson KHF-22 May 1858 p. 3 (Both of Douglas Co., K.T.) at residence of Mr. J.D. Todhunter LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3 WEAVER, John W. BURNS, Mary Jane 22 Mar. 1860 Rev. G.C. Morse near Emporia, K.T. WETHERBEE, Amory KHF-15 Mar. 1856 p. 3 11 Mar. 1856 Rev. E. Nute WHITE, Mrs. Mary E. (Both formerly of Bolton, Mass.) in Lawrence, K.T. WHEADEN, A. RODEBAUGH, Miss Rev. S.S. Snyder [ ?] LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3 20 Aug. 1857 of Wakarusa, K.T. WHISTON, Jesse LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 3 Rev. M.R. Clough BOND, Louisa 18 Nov. 1857 (Both of Washington Creek, K.T.) WHITEHORN, Samuel KHF-22 Mar. 1856 p. 3 Rev. C.H. Lovejoy LOVEJOY, Juliet L. 19 Feb. 1856 late of Michigan in Manhattan, K.T. WHITLOCK, WID. KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3 ANDERSON, Mindful A. Rev. L.B. Dennis 27 Apr. 1857 in Lawrence, K.T. WIELEY, Dexter KHF-15 Nov. 1856 p. 3 HASEHINE, Amandy M. 23 Oct. 1856 Rev. Mr. Norton (Both of Bloomington and formerly of Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio) Married in Bloomington, K.T. KHF-27 Dec. 1856 p. 3 WILDER, John H. LEGG, Mrs. Anna M. 30 Nov. 1856 Rev. E. Nute (Both of Lawrence, K. T.) in Lawrence, K.T. KHF-19 Jan. 1856 p. 3 WILLIAMS, Henry Rev. S.Y. Lum GRIFFITH, Ruth 13 Dec. 1856 (Both of Wakarusa, K. T.) .....:. ..•. -17- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 Bridegroom Bride WINANTS, A., Esq. ADAMS, Mrs. P. Mania of Tecumseh, K.T. of Topeka, K.T. WINTON, John R. DOBBINS, E.A. (Both of Prairie City, K.T.) WOODWARD, Brinton W. WILDER, Lucie M. (Both of Lawrence, K.T.) YOUNG, Robert HOPPER, Sarah Jane ~~~' Malahan K. LEARNED, Lizzie (Both of Douglas Co., K.T.) [Copy of page not quite to edge.] December 1860 Date & Place Officiant Source 28 Nov. 1858 Rev. C.M. Callaway KHF-25 Dec. 1858 p. 3 22 Oct. 1857 Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-3l Oct. 1857 p. 3 at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T. LR-29 Oct. 1857 p. 3 9 Oct. 1859 Rev. E. Nute KHF-15 Oct. 1859 p. 3 near Lawrence, K.T. 20 Mar. 1856 Rev. S.Y. Lum KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3 near Lawrence, K.T. 1 Jan. 1860 Rev. H.H. Moore LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3 in the Methodist Episco___ Church, Lawrence, K.T. Following is an alphabetical listing of the Brides: Bride Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom ADAMS, Mrs. P. Mania ADAMSON,Rhoda ALBIN, Susan J. ANDERSON, Caroline ANDERSON, Mary B. ANDERSON, Mrs. Mindful A. ANDERSON, Nancy Jane ARCHIBALD, Julia A. AVERY, Emily F. BALDWIN, Amanda E. BALDWIN, Elizabeth M. BARRETT, Lucy A. BARRICKLOW, Sarah BEACH, Harriet E. BEARDSLEY, Roxy (Roxana) BENEDICT, Lydia A. BERKAN, Malvena A. BERKAW, Malverna A. BLEDSOE, Zorelda WINANTS, A., Esq. HANCOCK, John BARNLS, Dr. Edward A. ATERBERRY, Thomas FRY, John WHITLOCK, WIn. SPERRY, Levi HOLMES, James H. CASE, Laurence MATHEWS, J. W. COAT, G.W. PERRY, WIn. LOVEJOY, Charles Julius JONES, L.L., Esq. SMITH, WIn. H. CHESTNUT, James STOKES, Edwin STOKES, Edwin CORLEW, Henry Austin BLISS, Lizzie BOND, Louisa BOWMAN, Martha E. BRANDAGE, Catharine BRERO or BRLRO, Mary BROWN, M.A.M. BURDICK, L. Virginia BURNS, Mary Jane BYLER, Mollie CAFFERLY, Sarah Agnes CALWELL, Mattie E. CASEBERE, Catherine CLAPP, Susie J. CLARK, Emeline CLOUGH, Louisa C. CONSER, Lucy COOK, Lucretia B. COPELAND, Abbie COSLEY, Louisa HASKELL, J.G. WHISTON, Jesse FOSTER, Freeman R. MOORE, J.P. CRAM, Hiram MANDELL, C.L. ROSS, Abner L., Jr. WEAVER, John W. POWELL, Joseph A., Esq. HOPKINS, Thomas SWISHER, F.M. STONE, William SEARL, A.D. RANDALL, WIn. H. WALLING, W.B. KITCHINGMAN, WIn. SMITH, Charles W. BROWNING, Asaph HAY, Chester A. -18- �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bride Bridegroom Bride COULTER, Barbary WATSON, Thomas HASELTINE, Rosaltha O. COULTER, Rachael Jane TODHUNTER, James D. HASKIN, Hattie A. CREAVEY, Mrs. Jane HEITZMAN, John HATTAN, Pocahontas CREAVY, Mrs. Mary HEITZMAN, John HAVENS, Eliza CRITTENTON, Jennie L. EARL, George F. HOLMES, Mary Louise CROSBY, Harriet BLANTON, N.B. HOPPER, Louisa DART, Hester Ann NICHOLS, WID. G. HOPPER, Sarah Jane DENNIS, Francis A. DENNISON, Rev. Joseph HUNT, Emily Jane DOBBINS, E.A. WINTON, John R. HURD, Harriet N. DONNELSON, Catharine SWATSEL, John INGERSON, Clara M. DUNLAP, Emily CRACKLIN, Capt. Joseph IRISH, Mary DUNN, Mary C. LLOYD, Rev. S.W. JACOBS, Nelly EARNHEART, Melissa DENNIS, Rev. B.C. JAMES, Caroline EGER, Elizabeth SMITH, Chas. JENKINS, Rose ELA, Emily S. GRIMES, Moses E. JESSEE, Mary FA I RHOLM, Mary J. DAY, John W. Jffi-lETT, Mollie A. FALES, Elizabeth BOTTS, George W.D. JONES, L. Viola FARWELL, Mary A.R. THOMPSON, Geo. S. JONES, Viola L. FARWELL, Sarah C.T. BARNEY, Joseph M. JONES, Sarah E. FAULKNER, Kate THACHER, T. Dwight JONSON, Lizzie FELT, H. Maria CLARK, Henry S. JOY, Frances R. FISH, Susan Pascal VAN SYCLE, S.B. KOFFMAN, Mary J. FLANDERS, Sarah A. BURLEY, Rufas B. LAHAY, Martha FURGESON, Phebe M. SHROYER, WID. A. LEARNED, Lizzie GOODRICH, J. Augusta GRIDING[?], Rev. James S. LEGG, Mrs. Anna M. GRAHAM, Bridgette DIX, Ralph C. LIKINS, Maria GRAHAM, Julia M. ARNOLD, Noah LINN, Sarah Frances GRAY, E.J. PARMETAR, James A. LORD, Harriet G. GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann SMITH, T.B. LOVEJOY, Juliet L. GRIFFITH, Ruth WILLIAMS, Henry LOVELL, Mary Jane HALL, Juliaan DE WOLF, Edward P. LYON, Sarah Ann HALL, Scynthia Ann MAVITY, WID. McCLELLAND, Mary A. HARMON, Eliza SANDLING, Giles McGEE, Susan HARMON, Mary A. TULL, WID. McINTYRE, Christina HARRIS, Mary Rosela PEARSON, Richard N. McKINNEY, Joliette HASEHINE, Amandy WIELEY, Dexter McKINNEY, Polly -19- Bridegroom UMBARGER, George W. BAILEY, F.A. FISHMAKER, C. T. HAYDEN, William B. PARK, Geo. S. OLIVER, WID. H. YOUNG, Robert GROVER, Joel THOMAS, S.J., Esq. BROWN, Alonzo J. PHELPS, Edwin C. FARNSWORTH, John W., Esq. REYNOLDS, Thomas T. RUSSELL, S.C. FARlER, C.W. FRAZER, Robert L. WALKER, R.E. WALKER, R.E. CARPENTER, C. Howard BERKAU, Paul H. BARKER, Ingle KLEINHAUS, A. J . THOMAS, William H. _____ , Malahan K. WILDER, John H. BROWN, George, Esq. LINN, James M., Esq. ADAMS, Lucian R. WHITEHORN, Samuel SHULTZ, Absalon MACK, John CONNOR, Thomas H. CORREL, James WARD, Chandlee H. MORE, John REED, James i, �Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860 Bride Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom MARTIN, Ellen Esther MAYBURY, Lucy F. MILLER, Jane MILLER, Nancy A. MOCKBEE, Jennie MONROE, Mrs. Polly M. MOODY, Mrs. Mary NICKLES, Elizabeth NORTON, Charlotte OLIVER, Mrs. Emaline OSMER, Sophia Ann PEARSON, Mary PERRINE, Belle PIPER, Elizabeth RANDALL, Irene RANDOLPH, Amelia M. REIGBER, L.J. RODEBAUGH, Miss ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth ROWE, Clara ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann SANDLING, Mary Jane SAUNDERS, Mrs. Charlotte E. SHANNON, Mary H. SHORT, Sarah H. SIMONDS, Addie L. SMITH, Ellen M. SMOOT, Mary L. SOWASH, Margaret SMITH, Giles SMITH, Frank B., Esq. HARPOLE, Alfred HOPPER, B.F. BROOKE, Dr. B.C. HOAG, Benjamin W. BREWER, Montreville VAUGHAN, Champion KEATING, R.H. RANDALL, WIn. Henry SMITH, Adolphus HILL, Forrester SNYDER, James A. SHELDON, Hon. Henry PARKS, WIn. ALTHEN, Henry G. RICE, John E. WHEADEN, A. McCAMISH, Richard M., Esq. HODSON, Gideon F. HULL, Joseph L. HARMON, Daniel HICKS, Solomon S. SHERMAN, Major T.W. ADDIS, Alfred S. HUNT, Chas. W. MYERS, John CARR, Alexander DUFFEE, Louis SPICER, Augusta M. SPICER, Mary SPITTLE, Sarah Ann STONE, Laura E. STONE, Mary B. TABOR, Emily TAPPAN, Anna TAYLOR, Elizabeth TERRASS, Mrs. Catherine THURSTON, Phebe A. TOLLE, Nancy Ann TRIBOU, Mary W. VANDEVER, Jennie VINOT, Josephine WATSON, M. WEAVER, Vancy A. WHITE, Mrs. Mary E. WHITEHEAD, Hannah M. WHITNEY, Elviria WILBER, Caroline A. WILDER, Lucie M. WILLIAMSON, R.M. WINSETT, Rebecca W. WISNER, Mary WOODLEY, A.E. YOUNG, Emily C. YOUNG, Mary J. ZEIGLER, L.J. ELDRIDGE, Edwin S. VREDENBURG, Frank SULLIVAN, Michael POTTER, Frederick W. TOLLES, Francis O. MOYS, WIn. HANSCOM, O.A. TONTZ, John GLEICH, John P. HARDING, John L. HUNGERFORD, Simeom R. LADD, Erastus D., Esq. BURR, Richard VOGHT, John RANDOLPH, Joseph V. DOOLITTLE, Benson E., WETHERBEE, Amory PROUTY, S.S. BOTHEL, Adam R. TELLES, Dr. L.C. WOODWARD, Brinton W. CHADWICK, W.W. BOZELL, William PIPHER, John W. LLOYD, A.J. THOMPSON, William P. LUCE, Robert M. RICE, John E. The original announcement should be consulted since some of them contain more information than is printed in this quarterly. These marriages were copied and indexed by Jean Snedeger and Grace Embers. A r.>'\. , . I, I '. ·r; ~> -20- �MARRIAGE NOTICES IN NEWSPAPERS (Jan 1861-0ct. 1863) ,)\<\') ,/ The following records of marriages have been copied from the following newspapers: Lawrence Republican. (through Nov. 1862 only)--LR; Kansas State Journal. (through 13 Aug. 1863, followed by the first issue after Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence dated 1 Oct. 1863)--KSJ; Kansas Weekly Tribune--KWT; and the Lecompton Union--LU. Compiled by July Sweets and Pauline Elniff. ADAMS, Charles W. Esq. and Ella LANE, eldest daughter of Gen. James H. LANE, married on the 7th inst. at the home~f bride's father, Gen. LANE of the U.S. Senate, by Rev. H.H. MOORE. All of , Lawrence.--KSJ, 11 Apr. 1861, p. 3 AHRBERGf{, , William, of Leavenworth and Johanna DULJNSKI, of this place, married 18 July at residence of "bride's father by Rev. E.D. Ladd, Esq.--KSJ, 25 July 1861, p.3 AKIN, WIn, and Sarelda Jane CUNNINGHAM, of Berea, Frankin Co. ,KS married on eve. of 11 Feb. 1862 by Rev. J.N. SMITH.-- KSJ, 20 Feb. 1862, p. 3. ALLISON, D.C. and I.H. JOHNSON, married 30 July at Congregational church.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p.3. Also KSJ, 1 Aug.1961--" ••• Miss Isadore JOHNSON •• by Rev. H.D.Fisher."(Married same time and place as Alexander LOVE and Eliza McMURRAY. --- - - -~- --ASHBY, J_oseph _T._,--of-Ohi0-Ci-ty-andEarrie-A-MASTERSON-,-of-prairie City married 24th inst. at Prairie City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.--LR, 20 June 1861, p. 3. Also--KSJ, 27 June 1861, p.3. BAIRD, < Robert H. and H. Marilla HILLS, married in Burlingame 21 April at residence of E.L. HILLS, Esq. "/ by Rev. J.W. FOX.--LR, 8 May 1862, p. 3. BAKER, ' H.W. of this city of firm of Ridenour and Baker, and Carrie C. BEATTY, of Xenia, OK, married 8 Jan. 1863 at residence of bride's mother.--KSJ, 15 Jan. 1863, p. 3. BANNING', John, of Big Sprj.ngs and Hetty J. ROBERTS, of Shawnee Co., married _on 7th inst. by Rev. A.N. Thornton.--LR 18 Sept. 1862, p. 3. BARBER, Charles and Harriet POTTER married 23 inst. by Rev. W.P. Upham in Lecompton township,--KSJ, 25 Sept. 1862, p.3. BLISS, Hiland H., and Celia M. St.JOHN, both of Centropolis, Franklin Co., KS., married 23 April 1862 at Eldridge House (Lawrence, KS), by Rev. Cordley.--LR, 14 May 1862, p. 3. BLOOD, N.C., Esq., of Baldwin City. and Mrs. Matilda BARBER of Lawrence, married on 2nd inst. in Lawrence, by Rev. L.B. Dennis.--KSJ, 4 Apr. 1861, p. 3. . BOWLES" (Lt.) John of the KS 9th, and Juliesta E. HUTCHINSON, married Mon. 30 June, in Leavenworth City at residence of S.W. Greer, by Rev. J.G. Reuser.--LR, 3 July 1862, p. 3. BOYLE, G.W. and Anna R. MARSHALL, eldest daughter of Dr. S.A. MARSHALL, all of Leavenworth, married on 23 Sept. 1862, by Rev. J.D. Leggett.--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p. 3. BRIDGES, J.L. of Portland, ME. and Mary E. DYER, of Independence, Mo. married 30 May 1862, in this city at Johnson House by Rev. Reynolds.--LR, 12 June 1862. p. 3. Also KSJ, 12 June 1862, p. 3-say .. Mary E. DYER." BROOKS, . George C. of Wakarusa Twp., a retired "typo" and Harriet .A. MEECH, all of Douglas Co, married on 5th inst at res. of bride in Lecompton township, by Rev. W.A. Cardwell,--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p.3 • .t I -21- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 CANADY, CANIFF, Josephus and Jane A HALL, all of Black Jack, married 4 Aug. by Rev. Hubert KSJ, 15 Aug. 1861, p.3. Dr. Henry of Lawrence and Cordelia A. CHAMBERS, late of Wesleyville, Pa. married 13 Oct. 1862 in Lawrence, by Rev. L.B.Dennis.--LR 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. and KSJ 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. , CARLIN, John and Mary Ann MOREHEAD, both of Lawrence, married in this city, 1st inst., by Judge Carpenter.-LR, 2 Jan. 1962, p. 3. CARPENTER, (Judge) Louis, of this city and Mary E. BARBER, of EiI)poria, married Friday evening, 10 Oct. by Rev. G.C. Moore,--LR, 23 Oct. 1862, p. 3. CONOVER) (Capt.) John, of the 8th KS. married Mary E. HATHAWAY, all of Leavenworth at M.E. Church, Sun. even. 5th inst. by Rev. E.G. Reaser.--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p. 3. COPPLE, E. and Susan F. ASHBY, married 10th inst. at Prairie City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.--LR 14 Aug. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 14 Aug. 1862 •• "Elza COPPLE" •• all of Prairie City (Married same time and and place as William B. HAYDEN and Mary E. HAVENS). CORNELL, John A. and Ann E. PARISH, both of this city married 14 June by Rev. G.W. Paddock.-- KSJ, 2 July 1863, p. 3. CREED, Joseph and Mary PERCE all of this county, married on 4th inst. by Rev. J.W. Wiley.--KSJ, 11 Sept. 1862, p. 3. ' DEWEY, Geo. W. and Susan J. GEMMEL, married in Lawrence, KS. on eve. of 10th inst. by Rev. L.B. Dennis.-KSJ, 18 Dec. 1862, p. 3. DOYLE, Edward of the army and Mary Jane SNOOK, of Lawrence, married in this city on 17th inst. by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--LR, 1 May 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 1 May 1862, p. 3. DUNN, Cervantes and Ann Augusta LONGFELLOW, married 9 July, 1863 by E.D. Ladd, Esq. at residence of bride's father in Wakarusa township.--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3. Also KWT, 9 July 1863. ESKRIDGE, Hon. C.V., of Emporia, KS, and Mary DIXON of Donaldson, IL, married on 5th inst. by Rev. J.M. Bone at Donaldson.--LR, 26 Dec. 1861, p. 3. ' FARMER, D.R. and Susan GENTRY, all of Wakarusa, KS, married on 9th inst. at the residence of bride's father, [ by E.D.Hughson, Esq.--LR, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3. FIELDS,: Solomon and Huldah FIELDS, both of this city, married on Sat. eve. last by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--KSJ, Thurs, 31 July 1863, p. 3. FLAGG, Henry H., and Lizzie ALVERSON both of Saline Co., KS, married 1st Apr. by Rev. William Bishop at Salina.--LR, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3. FRAZER" Robert L. and Mary E. PAYNE, both of this city, married in this city, Sun. eve. last by Rev. L.E. Dennis,--LR, Thurs., 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3. also KSJ, 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3 •• --"Mary E. PERRINE" •• married 20 Oct. at residence of bride's father. FREEMAN, David H., and Anna FITTON, married on eve. of Nov~ 11, 1861 by Rev. J.N. Smith. All of Berea, Franklin Co., KS.--KSJ, 20 Feb. 1862, p. 3. GAINS, : Phillip, Esq. and Patesy Jane HAWKINS, formerly of MO and now "Free American citizens of African " descent", married in this city, Sat. June 12 at residence of Capt. James Olristian by Rev. J.M .' : Wilkinson, KSJ 18 June 1863. GENTRY,~, Bartlett and Sarah YATES, married on 2nd inst. at residence of William YATES, 4 miles W. of Lawrence by Rev. W.P. Upham,--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3. GILL, John 3. of Lawrence, and Lizzie ALBRO, of Paola, married 21 June by Rev. A.H. Deane in Paola,-KSJ, 2 July 1863, p. 3. -22- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 GLEASON, James H., of Willow Springs and Joanna L. AYER, of Williainsville, Erie Co., N.Y. married 7 July in · this city by Rev. W.P. Upham. KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3. GOULD, R.C., printer, Lawrence Republican, and Mrs. Melvina HASELTINE, both of this city, married on eve. of 12th inst. by Rev. R. Cordley,--LR, 17 July 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 17 July 1862, p. 3. HA~, Ansel B. and Caroline EVANS, both of Douglas Co., married 5 May 1863 in Lawrence, by Rev. L.B. · Dennis,--KSJ, 7 May 1863, p. 3. . HARRINGTON, S.C. (surgeon) of 1st Ks Colored Regt., and Mary A. COLBURN, married 18 Mar. by Rev. L.B. Dennis.-',cKSJ, 19 Mar •. 1863, p. 3. HASELT1NE~ Eramus D. 'and Mrs. Helen M. OBENCHAIN, both of this city, married at Clinton, 23 Nov. by H. Burson, Esq.--LR, 28 Nov. 1861, p. 3. . HAY, Milton, and Frances PIERCE married 9th inst. in Kanwaka by Rev. John S. Brown--LR, 20 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862. HAYDEN~ William and Mary E. HAVENS, married Sunday eve. 10th inst. in Prairie City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson -of Lawrence,--.LR,- 14 Aug. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 14 Aug. 1862, p. 3 •. (Same time and place as E. COPPLE and Susan ASHBY). HERBAULDSHEIMER, August, of Lecompton and Ada HAAKE (or HAACKE), of Lawrence, married on 7th inst, by J. · Wilder, Esq.--LR, 13 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 13 Mar. 1862, p. 3. HERBOLD, John and Mary WAUGHN, formerly of Liverpool, Eng?, married 20 Feb. 1862 at Baptist Mission, Delaware Reservation by Rev. J.L. Pratt.--KSJ, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3. HIATT, . . , Henry and Abby Arm MEAD, both of Marion, married in this city 1st inst, by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--LR, 6 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3. . HILLS,. Silas N. and Alice M. DUTTON, married in Burlingame 30 Apr. at residence of A.T. Dutton, Esq., by Rev. J.W. Fox. Originally from Ohio.--LR, 8 May, 1862, p. 3. HOLT, William David and Harriet Elizabeth JONES both of Wakarusa, married in this city, 26 Sept. 1861, by E.D. Ladd.--LR, 3 Oct. 1861, p. 3. HORNSBX, Columbus and Mira WORMLEY, both of this place married 30th Dec. in this ci ty by Rev. Cordley. --KSJ , 2 Jan. 1861, p. 3. . JENKINS, J.W. of Washington, DC, late of Lawrence, K.T. married Mary DlNAL, 2nd daughter of Lewis DlNAL of Phildelphia, Pa. married in Baltimore, 16 July--KSJ, 1 Aug. 1865, p. 3. JEWITT, J., of Leavenworth, KS. and Ellen A. TURMAN, married on 5th inst. by Rev. Dr. Perkins at residence of J.F. Griswold, Esq.--KSJ, 2 Mar. 1861, p. 3. JOHNSON, F.E. and Minnie J. RANKIN, married 2 Aug. in this city at residence of bride's mother, by Rev. G.W. Paddock. All of this city.--KSJ, 6 Aug. 1863, p. 3. JONES, John S. and HOOGLAND, Mrs. EI:j,za of Tecumseh, married on 20th May at residence ofJ.A. Wakefield.-KSJ, 4 June 1863, p. 3. KATZENSTEIN, A., Esq., of this city and Hanchen SHLOSS, of Baltimore, MD. married on 21 May in St. Louis, by Rev. Kuther.--LR, 5 June 1862, p. 3. KENNEDY, John L. and Sarah STOUT, both of Franklin, Douglas Co., KS. married 23 Apr. 1861 in Franklin, by \\ Rev. B.C.Dennis.--LR, 25 Apr. 1861, p. 3. KEISCH, John Frank, and Mary Anne ~~, married on 2nd inst. by Rev.P. Severin Rotter in Atchison. Both of -23- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers~ Jan 1861-0ct 1863 Doniphan Co.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. LEARNARD, (Col.) O.E. of the 1st KS. and Mary S. ELDRIDGE, eldest daughter of Col. S.W.Eldridge, married, ; Sun. even. 2nd inst. at the Eldridge House, Lawrence, by Rev. E. Nute.--LR, 6 Mar. 1862, p. 3 • . .;. Also KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3. LASH" Geo. and M.A. MILLER, ma~ried on 28th ult. near Lawrence. by Rev. Upham of this city.--KSJ, 11 June .. 1863, p. 3. LEE, ,I David of Bourbon Co. and Elizabeth PARKS, of Douglas Co., married in this city by Justice E.D. Ladd ,1 Esq. on 11th inst. (She is of Franklin). --LR, 18 July 1861, p. 3. Also KSJ, 18 July 1861, p. 3. LONGFELLOW, Charles,Esq., of Wakarusa and Helen D. RICHARDS, of Eudora, married 4 June at residence of Charles Longfellow, Esq. in Wakarusa township by E. D. Ladd, J.P.--KSJ, 11 June 1863, p. 3. LOVE, Alexander and Eliza MCMURRAY, both of this city, married 30th July at Congregational church. (At sane time and place as D.C. ALLISON and I.H. JOHNSON).--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. LYON, John H. and Mrs. Martha MONTGO~Y, married 6 July. 18f>3 in Lawrence, by E.D. Ladd, Esq. KSJ, 9 July - 1863, p. 3. Also KWT, 9 July 1863. McALLISTER, Wm. F. and Louisa M. SANDS, daughter of John M. Sands of N.Y. City, married Fri., 19 Apr. at Prairie City by Rev. Wm. Hickcox.--KSJ, 2 May 1861 p. 3. McCULLOUGH, L.J., of California and I.A. BALDWIN, of Kanwaca, married 4 Aug. in Kanwaca by Rev. Copeland of Clinton.--KSJ, 8 Aug. 1861, p. 3. MARTIN, Wm. and Emma PERRY, married 30 May at home of the bride by G.W. Paddock all of this city.--KSJ, 4 June 1863, p. 3. MATER, Joseph and Libbie JOHNSON, all of this city, married on Sun, 14 June by Rev. G.W.Paddock.--KSJ, 18 . June 1863, p. 3. MILLER, James A. and Martha Jane .BULLARD, Martha Jane, married 19 Aug. 1863, by E. D. Ladd,--KSJ, 1 Oct. 1863, p. 2. ' MOORE, Ely, and Rose McKINNEY, both of Lecompton, married 19 Nov. (Mount Aeolia) by Rev. Steel of Topeka.-KSJ, 21 Nov. 1861, p. 3. " MURDOCK, Marshall M., a printer of Emporia and Victoria MAYBERRY, of Douglas Co., KS. married in this city, evening of 15th inst. by Rev. E.B. Dennis.--LR, 17 Apr. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 17 Apr. 1862, p. 3. MURPHEY, William E., of Atchison, KS. and Margaret G. OOUGHERTY, of Doniphan Co., married on 8th inst. by Rev. Father Augustin.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. MURTHA, Thomas, of Lawrence, and Esther Ann Brown, of Big Springs, married on 4th inst. at residence of R. C. Dix, by R. Cordley. "Toledo, Ohio papers, please copy".--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3. PHILLIPS, A.J., of the 9th Reg. KS, Vols, and Mrs. A.S. LITCHFIELD, of this city, married on 28th May by Rev • . G.W. Paddock at the parsonage.--KSJ, 4 June 1863, p. 3. \ . PICKENS, Orlando and BARNARD, SBrah A., both of Lawrence, married 27 Sept.--KSJ, 1 Oct. 1863, p. 2. PICKERING, John, formerly of this city and Delia A. WOODWARD, only daughter of Horace A. Woodward, of Gray. ville, Ill. married on Mon. 4th inst. in Grayville, IL, by A.A. White, Esq.--LND, 14 Mar. 1861, p.3. PIERSON, Marcus 0., and Margaret M. MATIIERS, married in this city, 20 Mar, by Rev. Hummer.--LR, 3 Apr. 1862, p.. 3. -24- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 PILE, (Dr.) Isaiah, of Peoria and Sarah DAVENPoRT of Olathe, married 25 July.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. Also KSJ, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3 •••• "Married in Olathe, Johnson Co., by Elder G.W. Hutchinson. PUCKEIT;, _ Henry and Charlotte SALSBURY, married 17 Aug. at residence of bride's parents in Wakarusa.--KSJ, 1 Oct. 1863. REECE, _ Van Buren, and Nancy JONES, married 2 Apr. 1863 near Lawrence, by Rev. LoB. Dennis all of Douglas Co.--KSJ, 9 Apr. 1863, p. 3. REED" John F., of Lawrence, KS, married Julia M. AMBLER on Wed., Sept. 18, in Presbyterian Church in , Bedford, N~Y.--KSJ, 19 Sept. 1861, p. 3. ROSEB~Y, James, and Phoebe BUTLER, married 18 Mar. near Lawrence by Rev. L.B. Dennis.--KSJ, 19 Mar. 1863, . p. 3. RUTHRAUFF, Henry J. and Hattie J. (or E.?) COLLIER, married on 20th inst. at residence of bride's father by - Rev. H.D.Fisher.--LR, 23 May 1861. Also KSJ, 23 May 1861, p. 3. SALAVUIEL(?), John, of this city and Jemima CORRELL, of Wakarusa township, married Slll1day last by Rev. T. Ferrill.--LR, Thurs., 7 Nov. 1861, p. 3. SAMPSON, Turner, Esq. of Lawrence, and S.A.TAYLOR, of Lexington, Johnson Co., married 13th ult. at DeSota, by Rev. Smith.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 18 July 1861, p. 3. SARGENT, George H., and Angie G. SANDS, both of this place, married in this city 18 June at residence of bride's brother by Rev. R. Cordley.--KSJ, 27 June 1861, p. 3. SCHINNER, Adolphe and Augustine C. VINOT, married in Lawrence, evening of 20th inst, by Louis Carpenter, Esq. - --KSJ, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3. SMITH, Andrew and Lucinda J. HUDDLESTON, both of Bloomington, Douglas Co., KS., married on Thurs. 15th inst. by Rev. John S. Brown.--LR, 29 May 1862. Also, KSJ, 29 May 1862, p. 3. SNIPLEY, Daniel, and Mrs. Mary J. RICHARDS, both of Lawrence, married in this city on the 23rd inst. by Rev. H.H. Moore.--LR, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3. SOULE, William L.G., and Mary BENSON, married 17 June at residence of bride's father, 6 miles from Lawrence, by Rev. R. Cordley.--KSJ, 18 Jlll1e 1863, p. 3. SPARR, R.W., of Lawrence and Mary CRITCHFIELD of Franklin Co., KS. married 16th inst. by Rev. Joseph Welch. --LR, 20 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862, p. 3. STOTLER, Jacob, Editor of Emporia News, and Levara MURDOCK, both of Emporia, married evening of 4th Mar. by Rev. J.C. Fraker, at Christian Church. LR, 28 Mar. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 21 Mar. 1861, p. 3 •••• "Jacob STOTILER •• married recently ••• ". STOUT, Alford, and DAW, Mrs. Margaret, married 27th ult in Atchison at the house of John DAW, by Rev. Abram Bennett. All of Doniphan Co.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. STRICKLER, (Hon) H.J., of Tecumseh, married Hattie STANTON. daughter of Fred P. STANTON, married 19t9 at residence of bride's father (Mount Aeolia), by Rev. Steel of Topeka.'--KSJ,21 Nov. 1861,_ p.-3 •. SUTLIFF, J.B., of thi-s city and Augusta HOLLISTER, of Marietta, CR, married 6 Nov. by Rev. W.W. Wakefield, near Marietta. OH.--KSJ, 20 Nov. 1862, p. 3. THACHER, T. Dwight, Esq., of this city, and Emma E. HEILMAN, daughter of William HEILMAN, Esq., of Philadelphia, married 18 June in Philadelphia, by Rev. R.C. Matlock.--LR, 27 June 1861, p. 3. THORNTON, Jolm W, of this city, and Nancy A. TURNER, formerly of Carthage, Jasper Co., MO. married 24 Apr. , - - at residence of Leander Cannedy, by Elder W.E. Everus.--LR, 1 May 1862, p. 3. -25- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 TRASK,. Josiah, of Kansas State Journal, and fllioda j. HIBBARD, of Manlius, NY, married on 25th Nov. 1862, in Manlius, NY. at the Episcopal church by Rev. Lord.--KSJ, 11 Dec. 1862, p. 3. VAN DEUSEN, Edwin H., of Lawrence, and Henrietta SANDS, of Minneola, married in Minneola on 20th Oct. 1862, by Rev. J. Aspinwal1.--LR, 6 Nov. 1862, p. 3. Also,--KSJ, 6 Nov. 1862, p. 3. WAKEFIELD, John A., Jr., and Ella BALDWIN, married 1 Jan. by Rev. Cordley in Kanwaka,--KSJ, 2 Jan. 1862, p.3. WATMOW, John, from Canada, and Mrs. Louis H. Brown, of this city, married 5th inst at residence of bride by . E.D. Ladd, Esq., J.P.,_·_LR, 12 June 1862, p. 3. Also,--KSJ, 12 June 1862, says "all of Lawrence". WHITNEY, J.P., merchant of Lawrence, KS. and Mary J. FESSENDEN, of Boston, married 23 u1t. in Boston, by Rev. M. Thayer,--_ _ , 14 Nov. 1861, p. 3. WILDER; John, Esq., and Mrs. Rose Anna CURRAN, married on 4th inst. by Rev. Cordley in this city,--LR, 6 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3. WILLEY; J.W. of Blue Mound, and Nancy PRATHER, of Franklin, married Sunday eve., 17th inst. by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.--LB, 20 Mar. 1862, Also, KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862, WINCHELL, A.T., and.H. Ianthe SHOLES, both of this city, were married.Thurs. morn. 17th inst. at residence of bride's father, by Rev. Richard Cordley. All are of this city.--LR, 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 12 Oct. 1861, p. 3. "married this morning". WORK, Thomas M. and Margaret N. IRVIN, married 18 Feb. 1862 in this city, by Rev. B.C. Dennis. Both lately of Crawford Co., PA.--LR, 20 Feb. 1863, p. 3. YOUNG,' J.P. and Cathrine KIDD, married 19 May 1863, in Lawrence by E.D. Ladd. KSJ, 21 May 1863, p. 3. BRIDES INDEX ALBRO, Lizzie and GILL, John B. ALVERSON, Lizzie and FLAGG, Henry H. AMBLER; Julia M. and REED, -John F. ASHBY,Susan F. and COPPLE, E. AYER, Joanna L. and GLEASON, James H. BALDWIN, Ella and WAKEFIELD, John A., Jr. BALDWIN, I.A. and McCULLOUGH, L.J. BARBER, Mary E. and CARPENTER, (Judge) Louis BARBER, (Mrs.) Matilda and BLOOD, N.C. BARNARD, Sarah A. and PICKEN, Orlando BEAITY, Carrie C. and BAKER, H~W. BENSON, Mary and SOULE, William L. G. BROWN, . Esther Ann and MURTIIA, Thomas BROWN, (Mrs.) Louis H. and WATMOW, John BUTLER, Phoebe and ROSEBERRY, James BULLARD, Martha Jane and MILLER, James A. CHAMBERS, Cordelia and CANIFF, (Dr.) Henry COLBURN, Mary A. and HARRINGTON, S.C. COLLIER, Hattie J. and RUTIIRAUFF, Henry J. CORNELL, Jemima and SALVUIEL, John CRITCHFIELD, Mary and SPARR, R.W. CUNNINGHAM, Sarelda Jane and AKIN, WIn. CURRAN, (Mrs.) Rose Anna and WILDER, John, Esq. DAVENPORT, Sarah and PILE, (Dr.) Isaiah DAW, (Mrs.) Margaret and STOUT, Alfred DIXON, Mary and ESKRIDGJ;:, (Hon.) C. V. DULINSKI, Johanna and AHRBERGH, William DOUGHERTY, Margaret G. and MURPHEY, William E. DUTTON, Alice M. and HILLS, Silas M. DlNAL, Mary and JENKINS, J. W. DYER, Mary E. and BRIDGES, J. L. ELDRIDGE, Mary S. and LEARNARD, (Col.) O.E. -26- �Marriage Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 EVANS, 'Caroline and HACKETI, Ansel B. FESSENDEN, Mary J. and WHITNEY, J. P. FIELDS, Huldah and FIELDS, Solomon FrITON, Anna and FREEMAN, David H. GEMMEL, Susan J. and DEWEY, Geo. W. GENTRY, Susan and FRAMER, D. R. HAAKE/HAACKE, Ada and HERBAULDSHEIMER, August HALL, Jane A. and CANADY, Josephus HASELTINE, (Mrs.) Melvina and GOULD, R.C. HATHAWAY, Mary and CONOVER, (Capt.) John HAVENS, Mary E. and HAYDEN, William HAWKINS, Patsey and GAINS, Phillip, Esq. HEILMAN, Elnrna and THACHER, T. Dwight, Esq. HIBBARD, Rhoda and TRASK, Josiah HILLS, .H. Marilla and BAIRD, Robert H. HOLLISTER, Augusta and STULIFF, J .B. HOOGLAND, (Mrs.) Eliza and JONES, John S. HUDDLESTON, Lucinda J. and SMITH, Andrew HUTCHINSON, Juliesta E. and BOWLES, (Lt.) John IRVIN, Margaret N. and WORK, Thomas M. JOHNSON, Isadore H. and ALLISON., D.C. JOHNSON, Libbie and MATER, Joseph JONES, Harriet Elizabeth and HOLT, William David JONES, Nancy and REECE, Van Buren KIDD, Cathrine and YOUNG, J. P. LANE, Ella and ADAMS, Charles W. LITCHFIELD, (Mrs.) A.S. and PHILLIPS, A.J. LONGFEllOW, Ann Augusta and DUNN, Cervantes McKINNEY, Rose and MOORE, Ely McMURRAY, Eliza and LOVE, Alexander MARSHAll, Anna R. and BOYLE, G. W. MASTERSON, Carrie A. and ASHBY, Joseph T. MATHERS, Margaret M. and PIERSON, Marcus o. MAYBERRY, Victoria and MURDOCK, Marshall M. MEAD, Abby Ann and HIATI, Henry MEECH, Harriet A. and BROOKS, George C. MILLER, M.A. and LASH, Geo. MONTGOMERY, (Mrs.) Martha and LYON, John H. MOREHEAD, Mary Ann and CARLIN, John MURDOCK, Levara and STOTLER, Jacob NEWMAN, Mary Anne and KETSCH, John Frank OBENCHAIN, (Mrs.) Helen M. and HASELTINE, Eramus D. PARISH, Ann E. and CORNELL, John A. PARKS, Elizabeth and LEE, David PAYNE, Mary E. and FRAZER, Robert L. PERCE, Mary and CREED, Joseph PERRINE, see PAYNE, Mary PERRY, Elnrna and MARTIN, WIn. PIERCE, Frances and HAY, Milton POTIER, Harriet and BARBER, . Charles PRATHER, Nancy and WILLEY, J. W• RANKIN, Minnie J. and JOHNSON, F .E. RICHARDS, Helen D. and LONGFELLOW, Charles, Esq. RICHARDS, (Mrs.) Mary J. and SNIPLEY, Daniel ROBERTS, Hetty J. and BANNING, John SALSBURY, Charlotte and PUCKETT, Henry SANDS, Angie G. and SARGENT, George H. SANDS, Henrietta and VanDEUSEN, Edwin H. SANDS, Louisa M.and McALLISTER, WIn. F. SHLOSS, Hanchen and KATZENSTEIN, A. SHOLES, H. Ianthe and WINCHELL, A. T. SNOOK, Mary Jane and DOYLE, Edward St.' JOHN, Celia M. and BLISS, Hiland M. STANTON, Hattie and STRICKLER (Hon,) H.J. STOUT, Sarah and KENNEDY, John L. TAYLOR, S.A. and SAMPSON, Turner, Esq. TURMAN, Ellen A. and JEWITI, J. TURNER, Nancy A. and THORNTON, John W. VINOT, C. Augustine and SCHINNER, Adolphe WAUGHAN, Mary Louisa and HERBOLD, John WOODWARD, Delia A. and PICKERING, John WORMLEY, Mira and HORNSBY, Columbus YATES, Sarah and GENTRY, Bartlett Retyped and proofread for this book by Pauline Meyer -27- �Lawrehce Monthly Meeting of Friends Records of Marriage 1871-1884 Seth Wilson BURNEIT o,f Lawrence, son of David and Hannah BURNEIT (both deceased) and Sarah E. FRAZIER, daughter of John and Lorinza FRAZIER (the former deceased). of the same place, married the 29th day of the third month 1871 at Lawrence. Witnesses: [To save space, two or more witnesses having the same surname are grouped together]. Eli, Maria, Sarah H. and Mary WILSON; Joseph D. and Hepsy HOAG; Naomi, Washington and Flora HADLEY; J.W. MARTIN; Calvin DAVIS: Matilda WATKINS: Margaret and Richard A. COX; Lizzie A. WHITE; H. S. SMITH; Louisa FRAZIER: Geo. Y. JOHNSON. Albert D. PICKERING of Chicago, son of Aquilla H. and Ruth M. PICKERING, and Almeda HADLEY, Lawrence, daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, married the 12th day of sixth month 1872. Family Relations: Washington, NaOmi, Albert, Mary J.,Charles F., Belle S., Emma, Ella, Laura and Flora HADLEY; Matilda H. JOHNSON; Cophine PICKERING; J.H., and Annis L. STUART. Other witnesses: Mary, Benjamin, Richard A. and Margaret COX; D.M. and M. Fmana t-1ooRE; WIn., Sarah A., and Willie NICHOLSON; Noble L. (? )PRENTY; James S. CREW; Julia M. ELLISON; Fannie S. ROSS; Ida L. BLOOD; (?)Prem HOUSTON. Thomas Elwood NEWLIN, Lawrence, son of Mahlon H. and Mary E. NEWLIN, and Laura HADLEY, daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence, married the 30th day of tenth month 1878. Witnesses: W., Naomi, Albert, Mary J., Emilie, Ella C., and Flora M. HADLEY; George Y., and Matilda.H. JOHNSON; Almeda H. PICKERING; Ella M. LINDLEY; J.H., A.L., E.A., and R.A. STUART; V.H. COFFIN; M.H., Mary E., Mattie E., J.H., Arabelle S., John M., Rebecca E., Flora A., Julia F., Elvira A., and Delphna J. NEWLIN; A.F. REDDICK; Richard A. and Margaret COX; Enoch and Hepsyba H. HOAG; J.S. CREW;. George J. and Lucena A. BARKER; Charles S. and J.W. GLEED; R.D. and Mrs. R.D. MASON; Mary LYNCH; B.A. and Georgia T. AMBLEN; W.A. and L.B. Simpson: W.J. PATTERSON; Mollie H. THACHER; Jos. E. ROSS; Lizzie YEAGLEY; H.C. RAUGH; Gertrude A. BULLENE; R.C. JOHNSTON; Mary A. EIDEMILLER; J.B. and Frank MARCH; Vara H. GREEN; E.P. CHESTER; G.E. PATRICK; Frances SCHLEGEL. Charles MONROE, Lawrence, son of Charles W. and Abby K. MONROE of t-iiddlesex county, Mass. and Ella C. HADLEY, Daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence, married the 18th day of the third month 1880. Witnesses: N. Naomi, Emilie V., Flora M., Lula C., Albert and Mary J. HADLEY; C.W. and Herbert MONROE; Laura H. and T.E. NEWLIN; S.O. and Sarah G. THACHER; J.S. 'and Josie L. CREW; H.L. and L.D. SCHAUM; J.P. and S.C. USHER; W.N. and Fannie BANGS; Annis L. and J.H. STUART; Enoch and Hepsy H. HOAG; Benjamin and S. Ella COX; ELLA and A. HENLY; M.J., A.G. and Mary EIDEMILUR; Geo. J. BARKER; J.M. FERGUSON; Clara and J.W. NICHANS: J. D. and W.J. PATTERSON; E.P. CHESTER: J.E. ROSS;' Cora E. PIERSON; Carrie BOWMAN; Levi and Sarah A. WOODARD; W. F. and' Josephine B. MARCH; Geo. Y., Matilda H., H. Herbert and Mattie JOHNSON; Albert D., Almeda H. and Clarence H. PICKERING; WIn. and Sarah A. NICHOLSON; J.W. and May S. GREEN; N.T. STEPHENS; Gertie A. BULLENE; Grace F. HOUGHTELIN; Pliny L. (?)LOPER; Mary LYNCH; R.A. STUART; Lucena A. BARKER. -28- �Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends Records of Marriage 1871-1884 William NICHOLSON Jr., Lawrence, son of William and Sarah A. NICHOLSON, Douglas county, and Julia F. NEWLIN, daughter of Mahlon and Elizabeth NEWLIN, Douglas county, married the 22nd day of second month 1883. Witnesses: Mahlon H., Mary E., John M., Rebecca E., Mattie E., Joseph, Belle, Thomas E., Laura H., Flora A. NEWLIN; Edward J. and Elmira D. PARKER; Josie and Robert B. NEWLY; Washington, Naomi, Albert, Mary J., Flora M., Lula C. and Emma HADLEY; George Y. and Matilda H. JOHNSON: George NICHOLSON; R.J. and Fmma F. MASON; Endsley, Martha, H.W. and Susanah JONES; W.F. MARCH; A.D. and F.H. KENNEDY; Albert L., Jennie, Belle, Joseph J. and Richard A. COX; J.S. and Jane L. CREW; Amelia H. KEISER; Mollie H. and Nellie THACHER; Ada E. BRIGGS; Jennie S. (?)GILBERT; Emma A. and Mary A. SAVAGE; Lena MILES. George Edgar LITTLE of Canton, Norfolk county, Mass., son of William H. and Mary A. LITTLE (the latter deceased) of Tracy, Lynn county, Minn. and Flora HADLEY, daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence, on the 30th day of the tenth month 1884. Witnesses: Washington, Naomi, Albert, Mary J., Emilie V., Fred W. and Lula C. HADLEY; Geo. Y., Matilda H., H.H., Mattie E., Charles H., and Bertha JOHNSON; Chas., Ella H., C.W. and Herbert MONROE; LE., Laura H., Belle, (?)Gurny E., Milt, Mary E., Mattie, John M., Rebecca E. and Flora A. NEWLIN; Ruthie B. PICKERING; S.P. and H.H. TALBOT; WIn. P. and Abbie C. HAWORTII; Will and Nicholson, Julia; O.J. and R.B. WOOD\RD Josephine WOOffiRD; Lida RONEY; Bella LANE; Marvin A. BOWMAN: Mollie H. and Sarah G. TIIACHER; WIn. H., Mamie L. and Mary F. Simpson; W.T. MARCH; J.H. and Fannie Gillette HILL; J.W. and C.S. GLEED; E.C. LITTLE; Maggie, Mary A., M.J., and P.G. EIDEMILLER; Sue and Lena MILES; Banks BROWN; Mary A. and Paul R. BROOKS; Ella NEWLY; James W. and May S. GREEN; WIn. H. COFFIN; Jessie +(his mark) DILLARD; Lola BELL; W.J. PATTERSON; Bertie N. LEWIS; Frank (?)MELLRICH. Abstracted at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Ks., by Pauline B. ELNIFF Retyped for this book by Pauline Meyer -29- �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Recorded in the Clerk's Office, Douglas County Court House, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled Harch 1979 by Pauline B ELNIFF, listing groom, bride, date and officiant. Bridegroom ADAMS, John H ADAMS, Villiam ALLISON, Lewis ALVERSON, Emera ANDERSON, Thomas E. ANDREVS, Vm. V. AVERILL, James V. BAILEY, David BAKER, Simeon P. BAYSINGER, T.V. BEEZELY, THOMAS V. BEESON, Allen BERRY, Charles B. BLACKMAN, V. 1. R. BLAKE, Jacob E. BLANKENSHIP, Franklin H. BLAKENY, George BOND, Joseph BOOSE, Reuben BORIS, Samuel BRADBARY, Elias BRICHHEI~, John F. BRIDAL, John G. BUCKHEIM, John Samu~l BURGOON, Villiam BURKHARDT, Andrew BURROUGHS, Oscar BURROUS, Eleer BURTON, Joseph BUSSE, Lewis CANNING, Nathan B. CANSDELE, Argent CARNEY, George U. Bride DUNCAN, Grace Jane CLARK, Eliza MONSE, Louisa BEULEY, Jane SIGERSON, Mary E. SPICER, Rebecca G. COONS, Catharine R. FELTEN, Eliza NIX, Rebecca Jane SMITH, Mary STOFFER, Catharine UARFIELD, Mary J. EATON, Elizabeth A. AMOS, Thomasanna BALDUIN, Myra r.REEN, Fannie THONSIDE, Ka te BUNTON, Susan ESSEX, Cynthia HOLLMAN, Hary PERCE, Amanda KAMPSCHRODER, Fredericka TINER, Hargre t t F. ERNST, Margaret CAIl.AR, Martha LUDI, Alice Sophia IJHEEDON, Mary A. CAMERON, Josephine PATTON, Margrett PICKENS, Fadora POSTON. Mary o. CRUSAN. Susan SMITH, Eli za V. -30- Date & Place 14 Apr 1864 10 Nov. 1864 14 Jan. 1864 24 Dec. 1863 24 Aug. 1865 16 Oc t. 1865 19 Oct. 1865 27 Mar. 1864 8 June 1865 2 Apr. 1865 4 Oc to 1865 16 Apr. 1865 16 Apr. 1865 10 June 1864 31 Aug. 1865 23 June 1864 30 Nov 1864 18 Oct. 1863 23 Jan. 1864 25 Dec. 1863 10 July 1864 16 May 1864 13 Nov. 1864 29 Nov. 1864 16 June 1864 24 Oct. 1863 31 March 1864 28 Apr. 1865 14 Aug. 1864 11 Nov. 1863 13 Aug. 1865 2 Apr. 1865 1 Dec. 1864 Officiant E.D. Ladd C.H. Richards Varner Skeels Thomas McAdams Um. H. Fisher G.V. Paddock Richard Cordley V. A. Starre tt Ira Jennings John Bower G.U. Paddock G.V. Paddock S.B. Uaters U.A. Starrett Geo. S. Chapin L.B. Dennis Chas. Reynolds Allen J. Parrish Dudley Lee Richard Cordley Ezra Johnson Jas. K. Lawrence John Engle John H. Hiller Abraham Rothrock Richard Cordley John V. Villey John S. Brown J .8. Gilliland E.D. Ladd Um. H. f'isher John Bower John S. Brovn �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bridegroom CARSON ,. Emi 1 V. CHAMBERLAIN, J.V. CHAMBERS, John J. CHILTON, Villiam CLARK, John CLARK, Villiam CLAYTON, CLEMMONS, Curelios COLEMAN, Arthur V. COLLIER, Anthony COMPTON, James F. CONLEY, Cassius COOK, Theodore P. COOLEY, Valter COOLIDGE, J .K. COPPLE, Lemmon CORNELL, John A. CO\lEN, Frank CROWELL, \lilliam CRESS, Fletcher CRUTCHFIELD, \1m. CUMMELL, Isaac DODDER, Silas DAMM, Johomas DAVENPORT, Andrev DAVIS, Nathan DEN UN , Danie DEXTER, Silas DINNEY, Absolam DORSEY, Henry H. DRAKE, Francis DUNCAN, Amos DUNCAN, Hison EAGON, John M. EBERHARD, Levis J. EBERLE, \lilliam EDMONDS, Samuel EDWARDS, Jackson ELLIS, George Bride BURNETT, Nannie C. EAGLE, Sarah A. HARDING, Hellen E. RANEY, Nancy BAKER, Elvira GIBSON, Jane FITCH, MANN, Sarah J. CAYTON, Emily J. DLACK, Nancy CLINTON, Mary McKINZIE, Carrie \lARD, Sarah S. TALBOTT, Jennie COWAN, Lizzie J. DANIELS, Elizabeth PARISH, Ann E. VARNONICA, Mary C. FARNHAM, Emma V. lJILLIAMS, Eliza ·IRONSIDES, Anne PIERSON, Louise \lORDS\lORTH, Emilina OCHRLE, Anna DAY, Mary E. \JHITE, Sarah" CLAYTON, Ruth LOUIS, Mary Elizabeth SIMPSON, Harriet lJATHOlJ, Lois H. PEACE, Vic toria LEVIS, Hartha H. HAYS, Nancy BRYSEN, Kate L. BRADY, Lizzie Jane BOYT, Hary C. ROTE, Rebecca STEELE, Angeline POWELL, Ana -31- Date 15 June 1865 23 Apr. 1865 7 Dec. 1864 30 Sept. 1863 8 Oct. 1865 29 Dec. 1864 24 June 1865 1 Dec. 1865 20 Hay 1864 30 June 1863 24 June 1865 30 Hay 1865 3 Hay 1864 23 Har. 1864 23 Hay 1864 22 Nov. 1865 14 June 1863 1 Aug. 1865 8 Nov. 1865 6 Oct. 1863 26 Jan. 1865 22 June 1864 2 July 1865 18 Jan. 1865 15 Nov. 1865 3 Apr. 1865 22 Aug. 1865 5 Sept. 1864 22 Dec. 1865 3 June 1865 5 Jan. 1864 2 Aug. 1863 25 Feb. 1865 13 Nov. 1865 30 Mar. 1865 24 Sept. 1864 17 July 1865 23 Apr 1864 14 Jan 1864 Officiant J.\I. Bolen G. V. 'Paddock E.D. Ladd Chas. Dickson C.R. Rice C.H. Richards H.D. Fisher Vm. Draper Vm. Draper \1m. Humbert Chas. Chadvick Vm. Draper S.B. Dennis E.D. Ladd Robert Burgess H.D. Fisher G.V. Paddock James H. Hendrix G.V. Paddock Ezra Johnson R.V. Oliver A.J. Sherwood H. Seiler John H. Miller Charles M. Sears F.L. Pilla Vm. Draper S.H. Carmean E.D. Ladd Ephm???? Jr. J.S. Gingerich G.V. Paddock H.V. Harquess John S. Brovn R. Burgess G.V. Paddock Josiah? Ferrel? Rev. C.A. Bateman J.H. Vilkerson �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Brj_de.1r.:Q.Ofll ESTHER, John ESTIS, 11m. EVANS, Lemuel EVANS, Nathan R. FABRICIUS, Otto F. FARLEY, Harry FARNSYORTH, Paysen FElL, George FERGUSON, C. Smith FIELD, Oscar FIRESTONE, Christian C. FIRESTONE, Nathan FISHER, Adam FISHER, Julius FISHER, Robert FISHER, lIiliam FITZHUE, Joseph FIX, Henry FLOOD, James FOSTER, Davis FOSTER, Fordice E. FRYE, Daniel F. FURGESON, James M. GARDEN, Xavier GENTRY, Nicholas GIBSON, Sylvester GILBERT, David GILBERT, R. L. GLATHART, Jerry H. GLITTEN, John G. GODIIIN, George II. GORDON, Augustus GRANDISON, Richard GREEN, Rev. Capt. L.r. GRIFFIS, Joseph HAELSIG, Adolph F. HAETTIG, Charles HALLMARK, lIilliam HALSA, Amos Oride GLUSER, Elizabeth TURNER, Margaret LASH, Ellen Jane PUSTON, Sarah E. YIEDEMANN, Mary lIilhelmina HASTY, Elizabeth HILLER, Frankie C. KELLERMANN, Antony FERGUSON, Nancy E. SANFORD, Mary CENTERS, Sarah E. ROTHROCK, Hary LOBINGIER, Almira MENGER, Tekla OIJENS, Rachel DILLY, Lavanche MARTIN, Alice YARDLEY, Emi ly MAXYELL, Jennie IJEBSTER, Rachael L. AVERY, Himena? H. TOOTHAKER, Mary F. MARQUISS, Hary M. VICTORINA, Cerina SHAFFER, Catharine PARKS, Mrs. Hary DATHEY, Emma FITZGERALD, Sarah THOMPSON, Emily M.H. JUSTICE, Alice C. MACY, Mrs. Addie BUZZARD, Hary GRANDISON, Minerva TAYLOR, Martha E. PIPER, Mary 1. SNIDER, Eliza ZIMMERMAN, Lena CAREY, Charlotte MASON, Elizabeth -32- Date :3 Dec. 1865 3 Aug. 1865 21 Apr. 1864 22 Aug. 1865 3 Sept. 1864 26 Nov. 1864 8 Oct. 1865 9 Hay 1865 12 Dec. 1864 4 Sept. 1863 16 Feb. 1865 24 Aug. 1865 15 Sept. 1864 25 Dec. 1865 28 Apr. 1864 11 Jan. 1864 11 Feb. 1865 24 Mar. 1864 20 Dec. 1865 5 Apr. 1864 5 Feb. 1865 11 Oc t. 1863 16 Dec. 1865 5 Jan. 1865 10 Aug. 1865 13 July 1865 29 Dec. 1864 25 Aug. 1864 12 Oct. 1865 10 Hay 1864 24 Oc t. 1865 7 Apr. 1864 2 Har. 1865 25 Dec. 1863 6 Aug. 1863 19 Apr. 1864 5 Dec. 1865 5 Hay 1865 31 July 1865 Off; ci ant Philip Fricker C.R. Rice S.B. Dennis 11m. H. Fisher John D. Miller G.II. Paddock Richard Cordley Alvis Hayers M.II. Marquess Chas. Dickson Jacob Koub Daniel Studebaker S.B. lIaters Henry Hyer Richard Cord ley S. Kretsinger E.D. Ladd H.D. Healey Geo. F. Chapin N. Taylor John HcQuinston T. J. Ferrill Job II. Hogue G. Favre S. lIeaver H.D. Fisher Chas. Dickson G.II. Paddock John S. Brown A.S. Scudder John S. Brown S.Y. lIalker Edward A. Doan L.D. Price T.1. Ferri 11 C.H. Richards H. Meyer J.D. Burton G.II. Paddock �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bridegroom ~rid~ Date Offi ciant HAH, John A. HAH, Rev. Hilton HAH, VUliam HAHBAUGH, B.V. HANNAH, Vi l l i am HANEY, H.H. HANSON, Henry HARHON, Henry D. HARRIS, i. ALENt Sarah C. PALMER, Josephine DAY, Hargaret LOOKER, Hrs. Caroline A. DRAKER, Hrs. Hary \JALLAS, Hartha E. ADKINS, Susan P. ALLEN, Jennie GENTRY, Sarah J. A.H. Vilson V.D. Fisher F.L. Pilla J .B. Gilliland R.B. Robinson Viley Jones S.B. Vaters G.V. Paddock G.V. Paddock ,HARVEY, David Johnson HARVEY, Green HASTIE, George V. HASSLITT, George V. HAWINS, Thomas HAZELTINE, Robert V.S. HEDDENS, J.H. HELSTROH, Rudolph HERNING, Hichael HERRING, John HICOCKS, Linus R. HOCK, George HOGAN, Dennis HOLLENBACK, Elisha HOLHES, Stephen HOVARD,Amasa C. PARKER, Rebekah ADAMS, Jane EBERHART, Susan L. DYER, Eliza F. ELLIS, Susan BURDICK, Louisa,Agnes DAVISSON, Sadie E. EINSTAD, Laura EBERHART, Ann S. JONES, Virginia JOHNSON, Ada S. \JIENRAND, Hrs. Henrietta Caroline DOYLE, Elisa HOVARD, Harriett ALLISON, Sarah H. KENNEDY, Elizabeth J. 5 Oc to 1863 19 Har. 1864 14 June 1864 23 Aug. 1864 26 Har. 1865 17 Nov. 1864 13 Har. 1864 25 Nov. 1865 21 Nov. 1866 ? rec. 28 Feb. 1866 20 Oct. 1863 10 Nov. 1864 30 June 1864 17 Feb. 1864 17 Dec. 1863 13 Sep t. 1863 28 Dec. 1865 22 July 1865 21 Jan. 1864 27 Aug. 1865 4 June 1864 31 Aug. 1864 G. Favre John L. Brown T.J. Ferne G.V. Paddock HUNTER, Geo. G. HYDE, John H. HYNES, Harry JOHNSON, Corbely JOHNSON, Francis, E. JOHNSON, Henry JOHNSON, Henry JOHNSON, King JOHNSON, Villiam JOHN~ON, Vm. T. JOIINSTON, E. B. IJI1ITE, Nellie ALLEN, Zennah P. CERINO, Hary POOL, Ann Jane RANKIN, Hinerva J. EARLY, Catherine HETTS, Sarah E. Gf{F.EN, Irena GILSTRAP, Sarah H. THOHAS, Susan Jane IIOLLIER, Eliza E. 16 Jan. 1864 4 Feb. 1865 18 Dec. 1863 16 Nov. 18651 ree. 28 Feb. 1866 8 Oct. 1865 12 Oct. 1865 29 Nov. 1865 14 Feb. 1864 2 Aug. 1863 1 Sept. 1864 26 Jan. 1865 11 Feb. 1864 7 Sept. 1865 28 Hay 1865 16 June 1864 -33- Job V. Hogue C.H. Richard Abram Blakely G. Favre J .H. Vilkerson R.V. Voodward G.S. Dearborn E.D. Ladd J. Copeland Ben C. Baker Richard Cord ley John H. Hiller Geo. F. Chapin G.V. Paddock F.1. Va ttrow E. Veatch G.V. Paddock Job V. Hogue S.B. Voodward Richard Cord ley Ben C. Baker Dudley Lee A.J. Sherwood �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Brjdegroom Bride JONES, Enoch L. JORDAN, Thomas J. KACKLEY, Villis KEELER, Joseph KEETH, Isaac KELLEY, Anthony KELLOGG, Lucius D. KENNEDY, James KIMBALL, E.F. KINGSBURG, George V. KLEMP, Henry KNIGHT, George V. .LEE, Thomas LEGER, John LEIS, Henry LENORE, Moses LEVIS, A.O. LEVIS, Jonathan LEVIS, John LIGHT", Henry LOGAN, Thomas LOIT, Charles HARTIN, Rebecca Jane DAVIS, Pamelia SANDS, Martha SEEBAL, Hary Ann DENNISON, Rose HARBOUR, Ann Eliza \JOOD, Cornelia BELL, Hartha VILES, A.E. STONE, Lydia H. LOYS, Ca therine HcKEVNEY, Nancy Katharine MEGRATH, Mary COOP, Hary HUTCHINSON, Ruth E. 'RITE, Georgianna CLARK, Amanda J. MOSIER, Vilda H. CLARK, Sarah BREVER, Nancy L. BANE, Almit-ea PETTY, Emma LOSSEE, Samuel M. McADAMS, Albert McCLEAN, George McCLELLAN, Vilson McCLINTOCK, Villiam McCORMICK, David A.T. McCUNE, Graydon 'McFARLAND, Thomas McGUIRE, Villiam H. McILVAINE, John McKINNEY, Villiam J. TUSSGAN, Nancy J BODLERSON, Agnes KINKEID, Sarah CAYI~R, Frances E. COLE, Susan PHIRATT, Sarah Ann KELLEY, Eliza GARVIN, Nancy Jane McKENZIE, Emma SHIELDS, Hrs. Hargaret VOOD, Flora McVHINNEY, Thomas J. MACY, Eberla a. MADDEN, Green MAIN, Enoch HOVARD, Cemantha HOVARD, Adelia CIIERVESTONN? Halinda CROVELL, Elizabeth -34- Date 2 Feb. 1865 16 Har. 1865 28 Dec. 1865 26 Har. 1864 5 Dec. 1864 14 June 1865 8 Hay 1865 20 April 1965 21 July 1864 20 Sept. 1864 2 June 1864 21 Apr. 1864 11 Dec. 1864 15 Har. 1864 23 Oc t. 1865 17 Aug. 1864 18 July 1865 27 Aug. 1865 29 Dec. 1864 14 Oct. 1865 25 Oct. 1863 30 Nov. 1865 rec.27 Feb. 1866 25 Dec. 1864 23 Feb. 1863 5 June 1864 16 Apr. 1865 19 May 1864 20 apr. 1865 14 June 1865 14 June 1864 27 July 1865 11 May 1865 19 Dec. 1865 rec. 27 Feb. 1866 4 Dec. 1863 7 Aug. 1864 rec. 2 Sept. 1864 29 Mar. 1864 Offici ant Robert Burgess Vm. H. Fisher J.H. Vilkerson V.A. Starrett E.D. Ladd Charles Chadwick Richard Cord ley James Brownlee H.D. Fisher John S. Brown A.J. Sherwood John S. Brown G. Favre E.D. Ladd John S. Brown John V. Vilkerson Ezra Johnson V.D. Hamilton C.H. Richards Horace Tucker John V. Vilkerson John S. Brown Henry HcKenzie Joseph H. Strothers Abram Blakely Abraham Rothrock F.L. Pilla John S. Brown Charles Chadwick Robert Burgess T.B. Voodard George Hiller John S. Brown E.D. Ladd Vm. Draper Dudley Lee E.D. Ladd �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bride HARTIN, Charles STOP, Alcy HARTIN, David ROSEBAUGH, Jane HARTIN, Villiam PERRY, Emma HASON, James J. BRYSON, Dalenes A. HATER, Joseph JOHNSON, Libbie HATNEY, James LAYSON, Nancy Jane HELLAR, James R. CHOCKLEY, Sarah HENGER, Adolph Christian EVERBACK, LouisaHESSER, David BLEDSOE, Laura Aurilla HILLER, John J. HAYS, Louis HILLER, JULIIUS MENGER, Augusta F.E. MILLER, Richard GRIFFITH, Hary Jane MILLER, Villlam UARREN, Hary E. HITCHEL, Joseph Buggoon, Hary Jane HITCHELL, Varren H. f'RIEND, Haggie E. Moberly, Augustin Vm. UHALEY, Eunice Hatilda MOON, Noah FLYNN, Nancy L. HOON, Thomas JOHNSON, Lelia Jane HOORE, Elza ALVERON, Elvira E. HOORE, John HARRELL, Sarah J. HORRIS, John STEPHENSON, Hrs. R.P. HOSS, Celli? CLOV, Hary Francis HUELLER, John Adam BROEHHELSICK, Anna MYERS, Villis CORELL, Juliann NIGHTEN, V.L. MORE, Mrs. Nancy NORTON, Roswell COAT, Elizabeth H. ODDY, Villiam GLIMPSE, Jeannet te PACE, Hichael CUNNINGHAH, Laura O. PALMQUIST, Andrew PETERSON, Charlotte G. PATTEN, Thomas BLANKENSHIP, Hissouri? PAYNE, Merton A. McCOACH, Catharine PEARCE, C.B. FAIRCHILD, Hary PEERHAN, Joseph POLLETT, Julia PELLET, Charles B. LAMER, Kate PEN~ICK, Allen T. FURGESON, Hary L. PHILLIPS, A.J. LITCHFIELD, A.S. PICKENS, Orlando BARNARD, Sarah A. POAGE, James D. ROSE, Elizabeth Ann POXLEITNER, John B. -LAUTERVASSER, Hargaret Bri.Q.~oom -35- Date 14 Nov. 1863 9 Feb. 1865 30 Hay 1863 25 June 1865 14 June 1863 12 Aug. 1865 16 Sept. 1865 5 Apr. 1864 16 June 1865 6 JULY 1865 20 JUNE 1865 9 Har. 1865 15 Dec. 1864 21 Hay 1865 29 Apr. 1864 12 Feb. 1865 19 Oct. 1863 1 June 1864 4 Oct. 1863 14 Sept. 1865 11 Nov. 1865 4 July 1865 2 Aug. 1865 27 Dec. 1864 11 Aug. 1864 30 Sep t. 1865 13 Dec. 1864 26 Hay 1865 4 Aug. 1864 27 Nov. 1864 22 Oct. 1865 1 Dec. 1864 12 Dec. 1863 29 Dec. 1863 12 Nov. 1865 28 Hay 1863 27 Sept. 1863 16 Oc t. 1864 16 July 1863 Off; c; ant Dudley Lee James Brownlee G.V. Paddock John V. Villey G.V. Paddock Ben C. Baker E.D. Ladd John H. Hiller E.D. Ladd John V. Villey John H. Hiller E.D. Ladd E.D. Ladd John Bower Richard Cordley Job V. Hogue Vm G. Piper A.J. Parish Villiam G. Piper Vm. Draper Geo. F. Chapin 1. V. Bolen John H. Brune John S. Brown Rev. C.E. Lewis John S. Brown E.D. Ladd Vm H. Fisher John S. Brown John HcQuinston G.V. Paddock H.V. Harques C.A. Steele John V. Ililley G.V. Paddock E.D. Ladd E.D. Ladd Anthony Kuhlz �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bridegroom Bride PRENTISS, Lymann PRIRATT, John PRUETT, Thomas PRUITT, Vi lliam PUTNEY, Lyman B. QUICK, Levi RANKIN, Viliam S. RAUPER, Gottlob ANDERSON, Hary R. VILKINSON, Sarah Jane BRANSON, Hary A. GARVER, Susanah COLEMAN, Jennie JONES, Lucretia Ann HOYT, Lucy A. DUNN, Elizabeth REDFERN, John REED, John V. REYNOLDS, George V. REYNOLDS, Vashington RICHARDS, James RICHARDS, O.G. RINLY, Villiam H. RITTENHOUSE, Levi ROBERTS, Col. Vm. Y. ROCHELLE, James ROE, John ROSS, V.C. ROTHRICK, Joseph ROZCRAFT, GEORGE P. RUSSELL, Johnathan SAVYER, Lyman H. SCHEIBLIE, Jacob ~CHHIDT, August Franz SCHMIDT, Gustavus E. SCHOFIELD, Vm.H. Esq. SCOTT, John C. SCOTT, Vm. H. SEELS, Theodore SHAFFER, Leonard SHERVOOD, Jas. H. SHIELDS, Villiam H. SHIFFMAN, Levis SILVA, Vesley . HOSS, Katharine LONGFELLOV, Hary Eliz. FULLER, Hary L. EASLEY, Catherine HANNIE? Mary HUFSOE, Sophia BELL, Hary E. SNYDER, Bertha GATES, Hrs. Louise V. HORE, Ellen CHAPMAN, Ellen BURNS, Sarah C. ~ IJAYBRIGHT, Catherin APPLEVHITE, Mary V. BENSON, Josephine L. GARDNER, Hary V. FISCHER, Hinna TOLGNER, Christiane Amelia MAXVELL, Ann E. BEARDSLEY, Hrs. Louisa G. HESTER, Lois Ann TAYLOR, Henrietta ELLIS, Elizabeth JESSE, Hartha JONES, Mary A. .ABBOT, Hilly A. McGHEE, Hary TAYLOR, Hary -36- Date 4 Apr. 1865 8 Junli:! 1865 12 Apr. 1864 31 July 1865 24 Dec. 1863 1 Sept. 1864 21 Feb. 1864 21 Har. no year (entry dateline 1 Oct. 1858) 1 Jan 1864 2 Aug. 1865 2 Har. 1864 10 Oct. 1865 18 Dc t. 1863 12 June 1865 5 Aug. 1864 26 Jan. 1865 28 Aug. 1864 9 Apr. 1865 14 Jan. 1865 23 Nov. 1863 27 Aug. 1863 19Jan. 1864 19 Hay 1864 23 Apr. 1864 17 Aug. 1865 29 Oc t. 1865 29 Jan. 1865 7 Dec. 1865 23 Feb. 1864 25 Sept. 1865 17 Dec. 1863 3 July 1864 no date - (rec. 21 Feb. 1865) 22, Oc t. 1865 2 Mar. 1865 26 Oc t. 1865 Offi ci ant Richard Cordley John S. Brovn E.D. Ladd Nathan Buchanan John S. Brovn Chas. Dickson John S. Brovn John J. Hagee Chas. Dickson Vm. C. Finney E.D. Ladd Dudley Lee S.B. \laters Charles H. Sears T.1. Ferril G.\I. Paddock John S. Brovn \I.R. Leonard S.H. Carmean John S. Brovn Ezra Johnson Joseph K. Lavrence A.J. Shervood \1m. Draper E.D. Ladd Charles Dram John S. Brovn G. S. Dearborn S.B. \laters E.D. Ladd J • H. \lilkerson \1m. Draper \1.0. Fisher John Bover E.D. Ladd James Brovnlee �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bridegroom SIHPSON, Vm. SKINNER, John SHITH, Charles V. SHITH, Irvin H. SHITH, Joseph SPEED, Richard SPRIGGS, Edward STANIFERD, V.V. STEED, Isaam F. STEELE, Robt. A. STERNBERG, Thomas J. STILL, V. V. STONE, Anderson STONE, George L. STONE, Horace E. STONEHAN, James Vm. STROUP, John A. STURDY, John A. TAYLOR, John TAYLOR, J. Vesley TAYLOR, Philemon Z. TEVKS, Joseph Vm. THOMASON, Isaac THORN BRUGH , James TOYNE,Francis B. TRAVIS, Henry H. TUCKER, Albert TUCKER, Dexter TUCKER, Henry J. TUHBERLIN, John TYLER, Joseph S. URBAN, August VARNUH,' Frank B. VAGENER, August VALDEN, Vesley VARNER, Samuel F. VASHBURN, Lorenzo VASHINGTON, George Date Bri de PRENTISS, Louise B. SPICER, Emile VALKER, Jane Eliz. HUCK, Celinda POTTER, Martha BATES, Jane UHEELER, Tabitha BURNEY, MattieE. COPENBARGER, Emma CUMMINGS, Isabella ENOS, Emma R. BRYSON, Lucetta A. . POPE, Mrs. Sarah VEYBRIGHT, Martha BENSON, Sarah KREEL, Zarelda ROGERS, Minerva CHAPMAN, Hannah VOODA??, Adaline HUSSELL, Hattie ANDREVS, Hellen A. CLERRY, Bridget AMOS, Durinda BAHNES, Mary A. ANDERSON, Mary Lucinda PALHER, Caroline YOUNG, Eliza Ann PRESTON, Emma TOLLUELL, Amanda L. JOHNSON, Hannah FIX, Mary Ann NECKAL, Mary PEARSON, Martha A. DULLINSKI, Tubia BRO\IN, Mary J. BROUN, Estelle V. ENGLER, Mrs. Francis H. LOVE, Francis -37- 12 Oc t. 1864 8 Aug. 1864 14, Apr. 1864 17 June 1865 24 May 1864 15 Oc t. 1865 12 Sept. 1864 21 July 1864 9 Sept. 1863 14 Sep t. 1865 16 Nov. 1864 19 Nov. 1865 18 Aug. 1864 25 June 1863 13 Oc t. 1864 14 Jan. 1863 22 Mar. 1864 22 Mar. 1865 14 Apr. 1864 7 June 1865 7 Aug. 1865 7 May 1865 4 Sept. 1864 12 Feb. 1865 25 May 1865 12 Mar. 1865 29 Mar. 1865 23 Mar. 1865 1 Oc t. 1865 21 June 1865 7 Apr. 1864 14 Aug. 1865 14 Sept. 1865 10 Nov. 1864 15 July 1864 2 Jan. 1865 27 May 1865 10 Aug. 1865 Officiant Richard Cordley R. V. Oliver V.A. Starrett Vm. Draper C.H. Richard T. Peace Dudley Lee V.D. Fisher Vm. Draper Geo. S. Chapin Richard Cordley John Pieratt John V. Vilkerson John Bower John S. Brown Jessie Linch E.D. Ladd S.B. Vaters J. V. Vilkerson G.V. Paddock Richard Cordley Alvis Hayers V.P. Upham C.H. Richards Job V. Hogue G.V. Paddock H.H. Greene Ezra Johnson No Name, Hinister of the Gospel John Ingle E.D. Ladd E.D. Ladd John V. Villey G. Favre A.J. Sherwood V. R. Davis Vm. H. Fisher H. Barker �KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865 Bridegroom Bride VAYBRIGHT, John VAYHIRE, Hugh VEBB, Holly VEININGHAH, John VELLSDORF, Frederic C. VEST, James VIIITE, Andrev VIIITE, Benjamin F. VHITE, Francis H. VILDER, Abraham H. VI LLI AMS, ~;noch S. \llLLIAHS, James lIellry VILLIS, \lalter VISE, Christian VOOO, Daniel F. VOOD, John VOOD, Loren \1000, \li11iam VOOOOULL, John V. UOUDRUFF, Francis J. UOODS, lIarrison UOODUARD, Herrick URIGIIT, Chades E. ({AFE, Hary Jane JUSTIN, Francis D. LICK, Hary H. HAMMON, Sarah E. JOHNSON, Katherine [RONSIDE, lIester UILLIAHS, Hiranda DEDRICK, Sophia J. HILLS, Hary E. JENKINS, Mary E. I.l NVII., Mal-Y F.. STIWAO, Em 1 J llle Pll\lEL, Olivia FORO, Lucia H. \IllITE, Hary J. DORSETT, Angelina McKINNEY, Hary H. TATUH, Caroline NlX, Sarah Ann SIIIELDS, Catharine P. IIOHES, Ha rt ha IIILL, Levina /1ATTIIEUS, Amanda H. Date Offi ci ant John Bover Um. Draper \1m. H. Fisher S.B. \laters L.R. Campbell \1m. H. Fisher T.B. \loodard James U. Hendry Robert Hilne Richard Cord ley G.\I. Paddock II. Ilarkel' R.\I. Oliver, L.B. Dennis F.B. \loodard A.J. Pardsh \1m. Draper C.II. Richards Charles H. Sears. John Pieratt J. H. \lilkerson \1m. H. Fisher L. B. D~nni~ 9 Har. 1865 12 Nov. 1865 11 June 1865 16 Oct. 1864 15 Oc to 1865 28 Hay 1865 26 Har. 1865 11 Nov. 1864 27 Hal-. 1864 13 July 1865 J Har. 1865 11) He l. lU65 2 June 1864 11 Aug. 1864 3 Apr. 1064 19 Nov. 1064 7 June 1865 29 Dec. 1864 24 Dec. 1865 9 Nov. 1865 22 Oct. 1865 3 Sept. 1865 27 Hdl-. 1864 ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 Bride Groom Bride Groom ABBOT, Milly A. ADAMS, Jane. ADKINS, Susan P~ ALEN, Sarah C. ALLEN, Jennie ALLEN, ZENNAH P. ALLISON, Sarah M~ ALVERON, Elvira E. AMOS, Durinda SHIELDS, William M. HARVEY, Green HANSON, Henry HAM, John A. HARMON, Henry D. HYDE, John M. HOLMES, Stephen MOORE, Elza THOMASON, ISAAC AMOS, Thomasanna ANDERSON, Mary Lucinda ANDERSON, Mary R. ANDREWS, Hellen H. APPLEWHITE, Mary W. AVERY, HIMENA? H. J3AKER, Elvira BALDWIN, Myra BANE, Almira BLACKMAN, W.I.R. TOYNE, Francis B. PRENTISS, Lymann TAYLOR, Philemon Z. ROZCRAFT, George P. FOSTER, Fordice E. CLARK, John BLAKE, Jacob E. LOGAN, Thomas -38- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd) Bride BARNARD, Sarah A. BARNES, Mary A. BATES, Jane BEARDSLEY, Mrs. Louisa G. BELL, Martha BELL, Mary E. BENSON, Josephine L. BENSON, Sarah BETTS, Sarah E. BEWLEY, Jane BLACK, Nancy BLANKENSHIP, Missouri? BLEDSOE, Laura Aurilla BLINTON, Susan BODLERSON, Agnes BRADY, Lizzie Jane BRANSON, Mary A. BREWER, Nancy L. BROEMMELSICK, Anna BROWN, Estelle W. BROWN, Mary J. BRYSEN, Kate L. BRYSON, Dalenes A. BRYSON, Lucetta A. BUCK, Celinda BUGGOON, Mary Jane BURDICK, Louisa Agnes BURNETT, Nannie C. BURNEY, Mattie E. BURNS, Sarah C. BUZZARD, Mary CAILAR, Martha CAMERON, Josephine CAREY, Charlotte CAYLOR, Frances E. CAYTON, Emily J. CENTERS, Sarah E. Groom Bride Groom Pickens, Orlando THORNBRUGH, James SPEED, Richard SCHOFIELD, Wm. H. Esq. KENNEDY, James RINLEY, William M. RUSSELL, Johnathan STONE, Horace E. JOHNSON, Henry ALVERSON, Emera COLLIER, Anthony PATTEN, Thomas MESSER, David BOND, Joseph McADAMS, Albert EBERHARD, Lewis J. PRUETT, Thomas LIGHTH, Henry MUELLER, John Adam WARNER, Samuel F. WALDEN, Wesley EAGON, John M. MASON, James J. STILL, W. 111. SMITH, Irvin H. MITCHEL, Joseph HAZELTINE, Robert W. S. CARSON, Emil W. STANIFERD, W. W. ROSS, W. C. GORDON, Augustus BURGOON, William BURROWS, Eleer HALLMARK, William McCLELLAN, Wilson COLEMAN, Arthur W. FIRESTONE, Christian C. CERINO, Mary CHAPMAN, Ellen CHAPMAN, Hannah CHERVESTONN? CHOCKLEY, Sarah CLARK, Amanda CLARK, Eliza CLARK, Sarah CLAYTON, Ruth CLERRY, Bridget CLINTON, Mary CLOW, Mary Francis COAT, Elizabeth M. COLE, Susan COLEMAN, Jennie COONS, Catharine COOP, Mary COPENBARGER, Emma CORELL, Julian COWAN, Lizzie J. CROWELL, Elizabeth CRUSAN, Susan CUMMINGS, Isabella CUNNINGHAM, Laura O. DANIELS, Elizabeth DATHEY, Emma DAVIS, Pamelia DAVISSON, Sadie E. DAY, Margaret DAY, Mary E. DEDRICK, Sophia J. DENNISON, Rose DILLY, Lavanche DORSETT, Angelina DOYLE, Elisa DRAKER, Mrs. Mary DULLINSKI, Tubia DUNCAN, Grace Jane HYNES, Harry ROE, John STURDY, Jo~n A. MADDEN, Green MELLAR, James R. LEWIS, A. O. ADAMS, William LEWIS, John DENUN, Danie TEWKS, Joseph Wm. COMPTON, James F. MOSS, Celli? NORTON, Roswell McCLINTOCK, William PUTNEY, Lyman B. AVERILL, James W. LEGER, John STEED, Isaam F. MYERS, Willis COOLIDGE, J. K. MAIN, Enoch CANSDELE, Argent STEELE, Robt. A. PACE, Michael COPPLE, Lemmon GILBERT, David JORDAN, Thomas J. HEDDENS, J. M. HAM, William DAVENPORT, Andrew WHITE, Benjamin F. KEETH, Isaac FISHER, Wiliam WOOD, John HOGAN, Dennis HANNAH, William \-lAGENER, August ADAMS, John M. -39- �ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd) 'b Bride Groom Bride Groom DUNN, Elizabeth DYER, Eliza F. EAGLE, Sarah A. EARLY, Catherine EASLEY, Catherine EATON, Elizabeth A. EBERHART, Ann S. EBERHART, Susan L. EINSTAD, Laura ELLIS, Elizabeth ELLIS, Susan ENGLER, Mrs. Francis M. ENOS, Emma R. ERNST, , Hargaret" ESSEX, Cynthia EVERBACK, Louisa FAIRCHILD, Mary FARNHAM, Emma V. FELTEN, Eliza FERGUSON, Nancy E. FISCHER, Minna FITCH, ----FITZGERALD, Sarah FIX, Mary Ann FLYNN, Nancy FORD, Lucia M. FRIEND, Maggie E. FULLER, Mary L. FURGESON, Mary L. GARDNER, Mary W. GARVER, Susanah GARVIN, Nancy Jane GATES, Mrs. Louise W. GENTRY, Sarah J. RAUPER, Gottlob HASSLITT,George W. CHAMBERLAIN, J.W. JOHNSON, Henry REYNOLDS, Washington BERRY, Charles B. HERNING, Michael HASTIE, George W. HELSTROM, Rudolph SEELS, Theodore HAWKINS, Thomas WASHBURN, Lorenzo STERNBERG, Thomas J. BUCKHEIM, John Samuel BOOSE, Reuben MENGER, Adolph Christian PEARCE, C.B. CROWELL, William BAILEY, David FERGUSON, C. Smith SCHEIBLIE, Jacob CLAYTON, GILBERT, R.L. TYLER, Joseph S. MOON, Noah WISE, Christian MITCHELL, Warren M. REYNOLDS, George W. PENNICK, Allen T. SAWYER, Lyman M. PRUITT, William McFARLAND, Thomas ROBERTS, Col. Wm. Y. HARRIS, J. GIBSON, Jane GILSTRAP, Sarah M. GLIMPSE, Jeannette GLUSER,Elizabeth, GRANDISON, Minerva GREEN, Fannie GREEN, Iren'a GRIFFITH, Mary Jane HAMMON, Sarah E. HARBOUR, Ann Eliza HARDING, "ellen E. HARRELL, Sarah J. HASTY, Elizabeth HAYS, Louis HAYS, Nancy HESTER, Lois Ann HILL, Levina HOLLIER, Eliza E. HOLLMAN, Mary HOMES, Martha HOWARD, Adelia HOWARD, Cemantha HOWARD, Harriett HOYT, Lucy A. HOYT, Mary C. HUTCHINSON, Ruth E. IRONSIDE, Hester IRONSIDE, Kate IRONSIDES, Anne JENKINS, Mary E. JESSE, Martha JOHNSON, Ada S. JOHNSON, Hannah JOHNSON, Katherine CLARK, William JOHNSON, William ODDY, William ESTHER, John GRANDISON, Richard BLANKENSHIP, Franklin M. JOHNSON, King MILLER, Richard WEININGHAM, John KELLEY, Anthony CHAMBERS, John J. MOORE, JOHN FARLEY, Harry MILLER, John J. DUNCAN, Hison SCOTT, John C. WOODWARD, Merrick JOHNSTON, E.B. BORIS, Samuel WOODS, Harrison MACY, Eberla Q. McWHINNEY. Thomas J. HOLLENBACK, Elisha RANKIN, Wiliam S. EBERLE, William LEIS, Henry WEST, James BLAKENY, George CRUTCHFIELD, Wm. WILDER, Abraham M. SHAFFER, Leonard HICOCKS, Linus R. TUBERLIN, John WELLSDORF, Frederic C. -40- .J" �ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Con~'d) , , Bride JOHNSON. Lelia Jane JOHNSON. Libbie JONES. Lucretia Ann JONES. Mary A. JONES, Virginia JUSTICE. Alice C. JUSTIN, Francis D. KAMPSCHRODER. Fredericka KELLERMANN. Antony KELLEY, Eliza KENNEDY, Elizabeth J. KINKEID, Sarah KImEL, Zarelda LAMER, Kate LASH, Ellen Jane LAWSON, Nancy Jane LAWTERWASSER, Nargaret LEWIS, Martha H. LICK, Mary M. LINVIL, Mary E. LITCHFIELD, A.S. LOBINGIER, Almira LONGFELLOW, Mary Eliz. LOOKER, Nrs. Caroline A. LOUIS, Mary Elizabeth LOVE, Francis LOWS, Catherine LUDI, Alice Sophia McCOACH, Catharine HcGHEE, Mary NcKENZIE. Emma NcKEWNEY, Nancy Katharine McKINNEY, Mary M. McKINZIE, Carrie Groom MOON, Thomas MATER, Joseph QUICK, Levi SHERWOOD, Jas. H. HERRING, John GLITTEN, John G. \olAYMIRE, Hugh BRICnllEIM. John F. FElL, George McCUNE, Graydon Ho\';ARD, Amasa C. McCLEAN, George STONEMAN. James Wm. PELLET, Charles B. eVANS, Lemuel ;'1ATNEY, James POXLEITNER, John B. DUr\CAN, Amos \.JEBll, Holly ~ILLIAMS, Enoch S. PHILLIPS, A.J. FISHER, Adam REED, John W. HAN BAUGH • B. W• DEXTER, Silas WASHINGTON, George Kl.EHP, Henry BURKHARDT, Andrew PAYNE, Herton A. SHIFFHAN. Lewis McGUIRE, William H. KNIGIIT, GEORGE W. HOOD, Loren CONLEY, Cassius Bride Groom MACY, Mrs. Addie MANN, Sarah J. MANNIE?, Mary MARQUISS, Mary H. HARTIN, Alice MARTIN. Rebecca Jane MASON, Elizabeth liATTHEWS. Amanda M. MAX\-lELL, Ann E. HAXWELL, Jennie MEGRATH, Mary MENGER. Augusta F.E. MENGER. Tekla MILLER, Frankie C. HILLS, Hary E. HONSE, Louisa ~10RE, Ellen MORE, Hrs. Nancy HOSIER, Wilda H. MOSS, Katharine HUFSOE, Sophia NECKAL, Mary NIX, Rebecca Jane NIX, Sarah Ann OCBRLE, Anna O\.JENS, Rachel PAw~ER, Caroline PALMER, Josephine PARISH, Ann E. PARKER, Rebekah PARKS, Mrs. Mary PATTON, Nargrett PEACE, Victoria PEARSON, Marth~ A. GODWIN, George W. CLEI1MONS, Cure I ios RICHARDS, James FURGESON, James M. FITZHUE, Joseph JONES, Enoch L. HALSA, Amos WRIGET, Charles E. SCmUDT, Gustavus E. FLOOD, James LEE, Thomas MILLER, Juliius FISHER. Julius FARNSWORTH, Paysen WHITE, Francis M. ALLISON. Lewis ROCHELLE, James NIGHTEN, W.L. LEWIS, Jonathan REDFERN, John RICHARDS, O.G. URBAN, August BAKER, Simeon P. WOODDULL, John W. DMU-l, Johomas FISHER, Robert TRAVIS, Henry H. HAM, Rev. Nil ton CORNELL, John A. HARVEY, David Johnson GIBSON, Sylvester BURTON, Joseph DRAKE, Francis VARNUH, Frank B. -41- , . '" �ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd) Bride PERCE, Amanda PERRY, Emma PETERSON, Charlotte G. PETTY, Emma PICKENS, Fadora PIERSON, Louise PIPER, Mary 1. POLLETT, Julia POOL, Ann Jane POPE, Mrs. Sarah POSTON, Mary O. POSTO~, Sarah E. POTTER, ;'1artha POWEL, Olivia POWELL, Ana PRENTISS, Louise B. PRESTON, Emma PRIRATT, Sarah Ann RAFE, Mary Jane RANEY, Nancy RANKIN, Hinerva J. RITE, Georgianna ROGERS, Hinerva ROSE, Elizabeth Ann ROSEBAUGIl, Jane ROTE, Rebecca ROTHROCK, Nary RUSSELL, Hattie SANFORD, Hary SANDS, Nartha Seebal, Mary Ann SHAFFER, Catharine SHIELDS, Catharine P. SHIELDS, Hrs. ~1argaret SIGERSON, Mary E. Groom Bride Groom BRADBARY, Elias MARTIN, William PALMQUIST, Andrew LOIT, Charles BUSSE, Lewis CUMl-1ELL, Isaac GRIFFIS, Joseph PEERl'IAN, Joseph JOHNSON, Corbely STONE, Anderson CA~NING, Nathan B. EVANS, Nathan R. SNITH, Joseph \.JILLIS, Wal ter ELLIS, George SHIPSON, Wm. TUCK~R, Dexter McCORHICK, David A. T. WAYBRIGHT, John CIIILTON, William JOHNSON, Francis E. LENORE, Moses STROUP, John A. POAGE, James D. MARTIN, David ED:10NDS, Samuel FIRESTONE, Nathan TAYLOR, J. Wesley FIELD, Oscar KACKLEY, Willis KEELER, Joseph GENTRY, Nicholas WOODRUFF, Francis J. }1cILWAINE, John ANDERSON, Thomas E. SIMPSON, Harriet SMITH, Eliza W. SMITH, Mary SNIDER Eliza SNYDER, Bertha SPICER, Emile SPICER, Rebecca G. STEELE, Angeline STEPHENSON, Mrs. R.P. STOFFER, Catharine STONE, Lydia X. STOP, Alcy STROAD, Emiline TALBOTT, Jennie TATUM, Caroline TAYLOR, Henrietta TAYLOR, Martha E. TAYLOR, Nary TIIOHAS, Susan Jane THOMPSON, Emily H.M. TINER, Hargrett F. TOLGNER, Christiane Amelia TOLUiELL, Amanda L. TOOTHAKER, Mary F. TUR~ER, Margaret TUSSGAN, Nancy J. VARNONICA, Mary C. VICTORINA, Cerina WALKER, Jane Eliz. WALLAS, Martha E. WARD, Sarah S. WARFIELD, Nary J. \o.'ARREN, Mary E. WATMo\.J, Lois H. WAYBRIGHT, Catherin DINNEY, Absolam CARNEY, George W. BAYSINGER, T.W. HAELSIG, Adolph F. RITTENHOUSE, Levi SKINNER, John ANDREWS, Wm. W. EDWARDS, Jackson MORRIS, John BEEZELY, Thomas W. KINGSBURG, George W. HARTIN, Charles WILLIAHS, James Henry COOLEY, Walter \o.'OOD, HilHam SCOTT, Wm. H. GREEN, Rev. Capt. L.F. SILVA, Wesley JOHNSON, \';m. T. GLATlIART, Jerry n. ijRIDAL, John G. SCH~IDT, August Franz TUCKER, Henry J. FRYE, Daniel F. ESTIS, \11m. LOSSEE, Samuel M. CO\.JEN, Frank GARDEN, Xavier SMITH, Charles W. HANEY, M.H. COOK, Theodore P. BEESON, Allen HILLER, William DORSEY, Henry II. ROTHRICK, Joseph -42- �ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom WEBSTER, Rachael L. WEYBRIGHT, Martha WHALEY, Eunice Matilda WHEEDON, Mary A. WHEELER, Tabitha WHITE, Mary J. WHITE, Ne llie WHITE, Sarah WIEDEHANN, Mary Wilhelmina WIENRAND, Nrs. Henrietta Caroline FOSTER, Davis STONE,' George L. MOBERLY, Augustin Wm. BURROUGHS, Oscar SPRIGGS, Edward WOOD, Daniel F. HUNTER, Geo. G. DAVIS, Nathan FABRICIUS, Otto F. HOCK, George WILES, A.E. KIMBALL, E.F. PRIRATT, John CRESS, Fletcher "-'lUTE, ANDREW KELLOGG, Lucius D. McKINNEY, William J. TAYLOR, John DODDER, Silas FIX, Henry TUCKER, Albert HAETTIG, Charles Sarah Jane WILLIAMS, Eliza 1-1ILLIAMS, Miranda WOOD, Cornelia WOOD, Flora WOODA??, Adaline WORDSWORTH, Emilina YARDLEY, Emily YOU~G, Eliza Ann ZHIMERMAN, Lena ~ILKINSON, . Retyped by Janet Payne and Donna Shogrin (for this book) ~rides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book) hat i,thrrt in thr ualr of liff nlf10 ~rli.gh~ful ala miff ' ' tqbrn fritnb!hip, lour, anb ptare rombinr bO ,tamp tnt marriag~ bonb ~ilJinr? bbrts'tream ofpurranb .9tnuinr lour »rriurl it, ru~~~nt from dbove; ){n~tal'tb a'tron~ (brn !howl "'~: ,,tqbrrirr tbr bfalin.!J wattr nowl." :. , , ' ' ~owpfr. f :1 I, I' " J __ -43- . - ' - - " - . - - - - - ' - ,. - - . - - - , ". ! rc;;pied from "Our Wedding" booklet :, by The' Methodist Book Concern Submitted by Beverley Chapman ( ;. �DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Recorded in the county clerk's office, bride, date and officiant. Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled October 1979 by Hary Jamison listing groom Bridegroom Bride Date ADAMS, David C. ADAMS, John N. A~mERSON, \1m. N. ANTHONY, Mark ARBAND, James C. ASHER, ASA ATKINSON, Isaac AUSTIN, Robt. BAIRD, \1m. Franklin BAKER, Fletcher H. BALD\lIN, George A. BALD\lIN, Lewis Cass BALES, Aaron BALL, Samuel BALLAGH, James BARKER, Daniel BARKER, Pattsen BARTHOLO\l, J. Newton BEALS, Jacob H. BEAM, L.J. BEELER, Samuel F. BENNETT, \1m. BETTS, John L. BLANKINSHIP, Elisha BOLTON, \1m. BO\lERS, Joseph BRAGOON, David BRENDER, John L. BRISCO, James BRONSON, Henry BROOKS, Albert G. BROUTHERTON, \I.H. ROBERTS, Emma L. MARKLE, Mary A. \lEAVER, Libbie J. MOORE, Matilda ARBANE, Edie FARMER, Parthenia BURTON, Zilphia A. CLAYTON, Julia BELL, Georgiana FEARER, Sarah THORP, Melissa (Malisa) BOUTON, Viola FORDS, Eliz. H. HARRISON, Francis RAY, Nancy R. McGINNIS, Frances E. STONE, Adline FIELD, Mary A. \lOODS, Sarah F. RAY, Sarah F. SHORT, Anna H. FORTNIGHT, Hattie SELLERS, Dillie SCOFIELD, Ann HOORE, Harriet I.EFT\lICK, Fanny PRICE, Easter SHIRLEY, Nancy E. CHISSINBERG, Susannah SANGER, Mary A. S\lEET, Addie H. BAKER, Rachel J. 14 March 1867 7 Jan. 1866 15 Mar. 1866 4 Apr. 1867 20 May 1866 11 Oct. 1866 1 Nov. 1866 23 Hay 1867 1 July 1866 25 Dec. 1866 16 June 1866 19 Aug. 1866 25 Apr. 1866 9 Aug. 1866 6 Har. 1867 2 June 1867 31, July 1866 16 Hay 1866 2B Jan. 1866 13 Aug. 1866 10 July 1866 12 Apr. 1866 27 Jan. 1867 10 June 1866 14 Sept. 1866 15 Dec. 1866 12 Dec. 1866 25 Dec. 1866 14, Jan. 1866 27 Aug. 1866 14 June 1866 7 Har. 1867 -44- Officiant John S. Brown Jesse Brockway H.D. Healey H. Green O. H. Mitchell O.H. Mitchell Madison F. Joiner Chas. Philla, J.P. Richard Cordley Samuel Kretsinger H.H. Hovard, J.P. Horace Tucker, J.P. O.H. Mitchell H.H. Howard, J.P. O.H. Mitchell H.H. Hovard, J.P. H. Green G.S. Dearborn ·\I.H. Fisher L.E. Ray Samuel HacBurney Dudley Lee James M. Strasburg John S. Brovn O.H. Mitchell Joseph H. Payne Abraham Rothrock Charl~s M. Sears, J.P. \1m. Kimberlin John S. Brown Richard Cordley D. \1oodvard �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 BrJ degroom BROUN, Arthur V. BROUN, John BROUN, John BUCKELS, William BURGOON, Thomas BUTLER, John CALDWELL, Jackson CAPPER, Alfred CARNEY, James H.,Esq. CARR, Harden CARTER, John Lyman CARTER, Hoses CAYLOR, Peter H. CAYTON, Wm. H. CHAPHAN, Urn·. B. CHEU, Robert CHILSON, Stephen CHRYSTY, John F. CLARK, George CLARK, Oliver J. COLE, Urn. H. COLLINS, Chas. CONKLIN, Benjamin F. COPELAND, Henry CRAUFORD, Reid CREECH, Ira CUNNINGHAM, J.C. CURES, Thomas L. CURTIS, John H. CURTISS, Wm. DALLY, Albert DANIELS, George DAVIS, Benjamin F. DAVIS, Jefferson DAVIS, Oscar DAVIS, Richard DEER, Emerson DERBY, Frederick A. DINNEY, Absalam Bride BROOKS, Ann B. DELMARCH, Mary CALLAWAY, Mary Sophronia· UOOD, Martha E. KINGCADE (KINCAID) Martha DOYEL, Sarah BROUN, Mary GOODELL, Fanny SPENCE, Annie DRISDEN, Lizey SARGENT, Angie G. JOHNSON, Martha Jane HcKINNEY,Lucy Ann CRUTCHFIELD, Hargaret R. BROUN, Sarah R. HULBERT, Rebecca Eliz. HARD, Hary E. MILLER, Hiss HASON, Rachel PERCY, Kate NIX (ESSIX) Mary E. McMILLAN, Lorette WOOD, Sarah HINER, Libby ALLISON, Osadore A. TURNER, Sue M. UARD, Mary C. OLIVER, Clayana POTTER, Hary E. TRIPP, Ella DUGAN, Margrett FRANCIS, Mary BOULIN, Amanda E. GREGGS, Mary SIMMS, Hattie JACKSON, Jane HINK, Eli zabe th IJlfITE, Clara H. SIMPSON, Harriet -45- Date - 4 Mar. 1867 1 Aug. 1866 3 Jan. 1867 4 July 1866 14 Jan. 1866 7 Apr. 1866 11 Feb. 1866 16 Jan. 1867 17 Hay 1867 13 Har. 1866 21 Jan. 1866 22 Apr. 1866 1 Feb. 1866 4 Jan. 1866 19 Aug. 1866 29 June 1866 14 Jan. 1866 3 Feb. 1866 6 Apr. 1867 5 Sept. 1866 1 Nov. 1866 27 Jan. 1866 30 Aug. 1866 Rec. 19 June 1866 8 Fe. 1866 11 Har. 1866 9 Jan 1866 2 Oc t. 1866 25 Hay 1866 8 Har. 1866 3 Apr. 1866 4 Apr. 1866 1 July 1866 5 Hay 1866 1 Aug. 1866 7 Hay 1866 8 July 1867 8 Mar. 1866 20 Feb. 1866 Off; ci ant H.H. Howard, J.P. Um. Draper H.H. Howard Horace Tucker Joel Sherfy C. Pilla, Dudley Lee George F. Chapin George F. Chapin Dudley Lee Richard Cord ley C.A. Bateman Abraham Rothrock Wm. Kimberlin Um. Draper Benjamin H. Pratt John S. Brown S. Favre Charles Pilla J.F. Horgan Benjamin H. Piatt E.D. Ladd John S. Brown J.H. Payne G.U. Paddock John S. Brown G. U. Paddock James H. Strasburg Chas. Chadwick David Shuck H.D. Fisher Rev. Dudley H.U. Marquess Dudley Lee Charles Chadwick S.R. Uaters Jesse McKenney Richard Cordley E.D. Ladd �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bridegroom Bride Date DOLLINYER, Charles DONAHUE, John DRE\I, Elisha DUNGAR, \li11is DURLAND, J. Henry EDIE, J.S. EDMISTON, James C. EDMURTSEN, Selman EGGERS, Henry ELLISTON, John H. ENRIGHT, Munroe J. ETTER, Edwin D. ETTER, George A. EVANS, Henry FALLEY, Samuel FARMER, Lemuel T. FIELDING, Jeremiah FIELDS, Edward FISH, Thomas FITZMORRIS, Dennis FOWLER, Chester Floyd FULLER, \lallace GAMLIN, Samuel GEER, Benjamin GELEANE, John (GELERENE, GELEIIENE) GENTRY, Austian GLADDEN, Jerry GLENN, Jonathan H. GRANBY, Daniel GRAZIER, Moses L. GULASPIE, John \1m. HACKWORTH, Pleasant HAMILTON, James P. HARD, A.B. HARD, Gideon HARRINGTON, Jesse HARRIS, Robert HARRIS, \I.M. YOUNG, Emelia BALDWIN, Martha M. LITTLE, Martha E. FRENCH, Kate COX, Eunice L. DANIELS, Maria C. GREEN, Flora J. HENDERSON, America EGGERS, Ca therine DUNN, Nannie POORE, Frances McKEE, Hester A. LEACH, Eliza J. WHITLOCK, Mary SAUMS, Eliz. L. MATHEVS, Mary J. JONES, Eliza HARRIS, Jane FULLER, Mary P. DONAHOE, Sarah PARDEE, Emily (Emilie) AYER, Anne GAMLIN, Cherry MOREHEAD, Lucinda BANKS, Nancy 25 Mar. 1866 14 Jan. 1867 11 Mar. 1867 4 Oct. 1866 1 Jan. 1867 1 Mar. 1866 16 Oc t. 1866 9 Aug. 1866 1 (6) Dec. 1866 6 June 1867 8 Apr. 1867 4 Mar. 1866 31 Mar. 1867 7 June 1866 21 Mar. 1867 rec. 10 May 1866 June 1866 11 Aug. 1866 24 Dec. 1866 8 July 1866 13 Apr. 1866 15 Apr. 1867 18 May 1866 19 May 1867 24 June 1866 WARD, Sylvia DAVIS, Susannah ZINN, Malvina BRAND, Eliza STANFIELD, Mary E. FRAKER, Minerva WALTON, Mary RANKIN, Sarah A. DOUGLAS, Sarah J. JONES, Joanna V. BARLEY, Jane ESSEX, Katharine TOOTHAKER,. Lydia 2 Feb. 1866 15 Jan. 1866 20 Feb. 1866 15 Sept. 1866 16 Dec. 1866 8 July 1866 27 Mar. 1867 28 June 1866 12 Apr. 1866 22 Feb. 1866 2 Hay 1867 31 Dec. 1866 12 Sept. 1866 -46- Officiant Alois Mayers George F. Chapin John G. Piper Job V. Hague E.D. Bentley G.V. Paddock Jesse Brockway O. Green \1m. Ginley James M. Hendry Edwin D. Bentley 0.0. Mitchell Jesse Brockway Richard Cord ley O.H. Mitchell O.H. Mitchell Evan Jones H. Green H.H. Howard S. Favre C. Pilla R.V. Oliver O. H. Mitchell Charles Chadwick H. Green Charles Dickson Dudley Lee R.V. Dummar Charles Chadwick H.H. Howard R.V. Dummer Charles Pilla Charles Chadwick G.V. Paddock G.V. Paddock Charles Chadwick Charles Pilla George S. Dearborn �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bridegroom HARVEY, Thomas B. HASTINGS, Oliver HAVENS, George HEATH, A. Judson HERRINGTON, Robert C. HITCHCOCK, Bethuel HOLLADAY, Duncan HOLMES, Uellington HOLTZ, John HORNBACH, Samuel HORTON, James C. HULTSOPPLE, Jacob IRONSIDE, Robert JACKSON, Harry JACKSON, Henry JEUITT, Luther JOHNSON, Albert JOHNSON, King JOINER, M.F. JONES, James JONES, Valentine KEES, And t"ew KELLEY, James N. KLAUS, Robert KLEINVOGAL, Charles KNIGHT, George U' KRETSINGER, Isaac 101. -LAMBDIN, McKendrie L. LAMON, Urn. H. LANATH, Oscar M. LANDRETH, Henry LAPTAD, Peter LEON, Joseph LEONARD, Henry LOGAN, Albert LONGFELLOU, Jacob U. LONGFELLOIol, Nathan L. LOVETT, George LOURIE, James Edward Bride SHORT, Sarah F. AMSDEN, Sarah F. JACKSON, Eliza A. ISERMAN, Helen A. HENRY, Lena V. LEUIS, Deliser THRASHER, Mary V. BLACKSTEN, Mariah LEUIS, Margaret CHRISS, Rebecca ROBINSON, Fannie B. BUCKHART, Barbra KING, Susan L. LADLEY, Filis RILEY, Nancy SQUARES, Hary Jane RICE, Jane C. UALTON, Josephene HOLMARK, Charlotte Ann COLLIER, Ruth SIMSON, Kate GROOMS, Sarah VAN AN DA , Anna G. COLLINS, Sarah E. PAPENHUSEN, Dora BEAMAN, Caroline H. BRANDER, Hary L. GILBERT, Ella BELL, Harriet A. HALE, Sarah LANDERS, Melinda PETRIE, Agnes BARKER, ~etsey Ann PEARCE, Emeline GAIRIT, Oma DAVIS, Sarah A. CAMPBELL, Mary E.R. JOHNSON, Eliza A. FRANCE, Elizabeth -47- Date 12 Jan. 1867 6 Dec. 1866 26 Apr. 1866 12 Hay 1867 12 Apr. 1866 23 Aug. 1866 13 Aug. 1866 8 Apr. 1866 2 Apr. 1867 18 Mar. 1866 22 Apr. 1867 22 Fe. 1866 4 Mar. 1866 1 Jan·1866 24 June 1866 4 Oct. 1866 3 Feb. 1867 21 May 1866 1 July 1866 30 Sept. 1866 22 Sept. 1866 27 Oct. 1866 20 Hay 1866 11 Oc t. 1866 recorded 13 June 1866 15 Har. 1866 24 Feb. 1867 13 Aug. 1866 1 Apr. 1866 7 Jan. 1866 9 Nov. 1866 3 Feb. 1867 26 May 1866 19 Aug. 1866 25 Hay 1866 8 Nov. 1866 31 Jan. 1867 5 Apr. 1867 18 Har. 1867 Offi ciant Jesse Brockway Joseph H. Payne T.J. Ferril Urn. C. Tenney Richard Cordley T.J. Ferril H.H. Greene John Pieratt E. Vea L.R. Campbell R.U. Oliver George F. Chapin Urn. Draper Dudley Lee H. Green Charles Chadwick Samuel Kretsinger O.H. Hitchell U.U. Uilliams Richard Cordley Charles M. Sears H.H. Howard John S. Brown H.H. Howard Charles Pilla Hartin Seiler H.H. Greene J.F. Horgan Richard Cordley Charles Darr Charles Pilla J.F. Horgan H.H. Howard John S. Brown O.H. Hitchell G.S. Dearborn George S. Dearborn J.U. Vaughn James H. Carruth �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bri degroom Bride LYON, Samuel E. HcCAN,Stephen S. HcCLELAN, Joseph S. HcCOOLE, James P. HcCULLIE, Gabriel HcCURRY, John BARTLEHAN, Annie R. TOLLE, Emley F. BELL, Sarah E. McKEE Hary A. VARD, Adaline SEUARD, Eunice H. HcDEVITT, Samuel L. HcEATHRON, Rufus C. HcKINLEY, James B. HAHONEY, Thomas HALLORY, J.S. HALLOY, John HAPHET, John R. HARKLE, Gabriel HARKS, Alex HARKS, James HARTIN, Charles HARTIN, Houstin HEEKER, E.J. HERVIN, Sco t t HERVIN, Arthur T. MIERLY, Michael HILLER, Charles P. MILLS, Albert D. HISNEY, Vm. A. MITCHELL, C.V. MITCHELL, Green MONROE, Anthony MONTANYE, Edvard HONTGOMERY, Michael MOORE, Alexander B. MORGAN, Peter MORTEN, James MOSBY, Andrev MOYS, Rev. H. HURPHY, Timothy NEEL, Thomas NELSON, Hartin PROVO, Damarest TUCKER, Fannie E. PORTER, Julia A. UEIS, Bridget THAYER, Casanda RAY, Parilee R. MUNGER, Ali ce C. LAHAY, Hary T. FAXON, Eunice A. ALLEN, Hartha VILSON, Emily JOHNSON, Malinda DAVIS, Minnie HICKS, Melissa VAIT, Ce1estia T. ALUMBAUGH, Hary A. VOODLAND, Sarah C. DEY, Clara M. ROBERTS, Mary L. VADE, Hary A.F. FOSTER, Jennette CLARK, Anne COPPINGER, Margaret 'fURNER, Mary BUCKLES, Clara HcKEARNEE, Catherine LOGAN, Perlina MOSBY (CALDUELL) Jane STOCKING, Julia A. GRANT, Bridget (1) BOOTH, Elizabeth Cornelius VIGG, Lucy -48- Date 28 Apr. 1867 26 July 1866 ,7 Jan. 1866 25 Dec. 1866 22 Apr. 1867 1 Feb. 1867 Recorded 13 June 1867 6 Apr. 1866 3 Feb. 1867 19 Apr. 1866 17 June 1866 15 Mar. 1866 13 AUG. 1866 19 Aug. 1866 22 HaL 1866 4 Har. 1867 8 Jan. 1866 3 Apr. 1867 21 Jan. 1866 22 Geb. 1866 1 July 1866 6 Apr. 1866 28 Feb. 1867 10 Sept. 1866 1 Har. 1866 18 Feb. 1866 10 June 1866 21 Hay 1866 24 Dec. 1866 30 Jan. 1867 17 Har. 1867 11 Oc t. 1866 26 Aug. 1866 13 Nov. 1866 17 Hay 1866 24 Oct. 1866 17 June 1866 8 July 1866 30 Oct. 1866 Officiant George S. Dearborn O.H. Hitchell \1m. Draper O.H. Hitchell Dudley Lee R. P. Duvall E.D. Ladd Henry H. Greene J.F. Horgan S. Favre N. Taylor H.H. Greene S.R. \laters Um Draper John S. Brown G.V. Paddock H. Green Dudley Lee V. Locke H.H. Howard Richard Cord ley T.J. FerrH R.V. Oliver Geo. Chapin S. Veaver S. Ueaver Rev. O.H. Hitchell Chas. Philla, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. John Bower Rev. Jesse Brockway Rev. S. Faver Rev. O.H. Hitchell Rev. Evan Jones ~ev. H.D. Fisher Rev. F.J. Vattron Chas~ H. Sears, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bri degroom Bri de Date Officiant NEYHAN, George NEYHAN, Thomas G. NICHOLLS, George A. NYE, George H. OVEN, Alvin E. OYENS, Simeon PAISTON, Lymen E. PALHER, B.D. PARKER, Antony PEARSON, Joseph E. PELED, Jefferson PERRY, Thomas ALLEN, Haggie UILLIAHS, Jospehine BURNETT, Alva V. UILLIAHS, Hrs. L.E. BROCKYAY, Emeline HANROY (HANVOY, HAHOY) Isabella HARNED, Anna NORTON, Gertie STEPTON, Hary Elizabeth STUDEBAKER, Hary MUMFURD, Hartha POLK, Ann . Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. George F. Chapin Rev. Jesse Brockway Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. R.V. Oliver Rev. R.V. Oliver Gabriel Gray, J.P. Rev. Geo. F. Chapin Rev. H. Green Rev. Joseph H. Payne PIERATT, Balvard J. PIERSOL, Silas POKE, James POOL, Francis A. POOR, Henry POUELL, Benjamin PRENTICE, Dr. S.R. PRUIT, Anderson RANDALL, Reuben RANDOLPH, John RATZENSTEIN, Simon RAZEY, Daniel P. REASTER, John D. REECE, Commodore B. REID, John U. REINHARD, John G. RICHARDS, Charles O. RICHARDS, Henry H. RICHARDSON, Thadeus B. RIGGS, Joseph E. ROBINS, Um. ROE, John f. ROSBERRY, James E. ROSEBAUGH, Thomas RUNNER, Henry SCHNEIDER, Emanuel MOORE, Juliette GUY, Hary E. JONES, Ann HANNAH, Harriet T. LA\1S, Hary JACKSON, Elizabeth SOUL, Annie J. PUCKETT, Nancy \1000, Lizzie FULLBRIGHT, Charlotte SHLOSS, Regine HARMON, Susannah GLIZER, Hannah Ann BROCRA\1, Sarah A. UILLIAHS, Haggie E. TRUSHEIH, Kate CAIN, Belle ROGERS, Flora H. BROUN, Martha F. ELDRIDGE, Emma E. ETTER, Alma L. CHAPMAN, Hary BROOKS, Ali ty FREEHAN, Mary V. GILL, Nancy J. EPLEY, EPPalina )0 April 1861 22 Aug. 1866 15 Oct. 1866 25 Nov. 1866 25 July 1866 1 July 1866 4 July 1866 1 Jan. 1861 20 Jan. 1867 23 Oct. 1866 16 Jan. 1861 No Date Recorded 19 June 1866 29 Jan. 1861 23 Sept. 1866 14 Dec. 1866 14 Har. 1866 4 Jan 1866 22 March 1866 21 June 1866 24 Feb. 1866 3 Feb. 1861 14 Mar. 1866 7 Jail. 1867 1 June 1867 25 Apr. 1861 16 Hay 1867 11 Nov. 1866 19 Mar. 1861 23 Sept. 1866 27 Jan. 1867 5 July 1866 1 June 1867 20 Jan. 1866 21 Feb. 1867 6 Hal'. 1866 5 Sept. 1866 10 May 1867 25 Dec. 1866 -49- Rev. Rev. Rev. S.B. Rev. John S. Brown Geo. S. Dearborn H. Green Vaters, J.P. V. Kimberlin Rev. E.D. Bentley E.D. Ladd, J.P. Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. H. Green Rev. H. Friendlich Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. H.D. Fisher Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Henry Heyer Chas. H. Sears, J.P. Rev. Richard Cord ley Vm. Draper, J.P. James H. Hendry, J.P. Rev. O.H. Hitchell S.B. Vaters, J.P. Rev. O.H. Hitchell Rev. Sam'l HacBurney Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Henry Heyer �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bri de9 room _ Bride Date SCHORDA, Peter SCOTT, Samuel S. SEYBOLD, John A. SHANK, John SHOPE, Yilliam H. SHUGART, Chas. A. SIBLEY, Y.S. SPENCER, Yilliam F. SPRIGGS, Edmond STEELE, L. Scott STEVENS, George H. STEVENS, John STITZ, Ym. STREADE, Frank STRAHAN, A.J. STRONG, Horace E. SULLIVAN, John SYAREH, Frederick SYIFT, Francis B. TAYLOR, Amos TAYLOR, Charles THOMAS, Erven THOMPSON, Nelson THORP, Hathe .... THUGGARD, Richard TOLE, Rueben H. TOYNSEND, Herod H. TRAVIS, Ezra D. TRIPPLETT, G.Y. TRUSHEIH, Conrad TRYAN, Pomeroy B. VANDAHAN, Clinton P. YAKEFIELD, T.J. DONYILLER, Josephine HESTER, Rachael T. IJETCEL, Bertha SALSBURY, Samatha CAHPBELL, Hargaret E. COMBA, Carrie J. EVANS, Hary E. TRUE, Hartha Jane BEVLER (?) Elizabeth BLAKELY, Louisa KIRBY, Emeline JONES, Hary LORD, Elizabeth HILLER, Ann LACY, Hary J. NORTON, Ellen B. DIJEYER, Bridget REBERT, Anna Elizabeth TURNER, Hattie BARRETT, Sarah A. GAINS, Emly OVELTON, Caroline MOORE, Fannie THORP, Nansey SYIFT, Ellen CURRY, Elizabeth SIBERT, Jemima HULFORD, Eliza GOCIA, Tempe E. ALBRECHT, Gertrude JOHNSON, Charity E. GRITLESS, Hary E. BALDYIN, Hiss H.E. YALKER, James YALLACE, John A. YASHINGTON, Perry YEIKER, Enoch YENTGERTER, Louis LEYIS, Laura HOYT, Josephine B. GREGG, Sarah YEIHEL, Elizabeth KANHOND, Ellen -50- 12 Apr. 1866 1 Jan. 1866 14 July 1866 20 Nov. 1866 22 Feb. 1867 5 Hay 1867 29 Hay 1867 6 Nov. 1866 12 Sept. 1866 1 Har. 1866 29 Har. 1866 5 Har. 1866 17 Apr. 1866 12 July 1866 4 July 1866 6 Dec. 1866 26 Aug. 1866 29 June 1866 12 Dec. 1866 7 June 1866 22 July 1866 29 Dec. 1866 30 Apr. 1866 1 Hay 1866 29 Oct. 1866 11 Nov. 1866 20 Hay 1866 11 Har. 1866 15 Jan. 1866 23 Dec. 1866 22 Apr. 1866 21 June 1866 25 Jan. 1866 Rec. 6 Apr. 1867 15 HaL 1866 14 Oc t. 1866 18 Hay 1866 15 Feb. 1867 21 Apr. 1867 Off; c1 ant Rev. G.Y. Paddock S.B. Yaters, J.P. Ben. H. Piatt, J.P. Rev. H.D. Fisher Chas. Chadvick, J.P. Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. L.R. Campbell Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. George F. Chapin E.D. Ladd, J.P. John Pieratt, J.P. Rev. Richard Cord ley Rev. H. Green Rev. T.B. Yoodard Rev. Richard Cordley Father S. Favre Rev. Phillip Frfeker Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Job Y. Hague Rev. H.R. Bevels Rev. H. Green Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Dudley Lee Father S. Favre H.H.Hovard, J.P. H.H. Hovard, J.P. Rev. Geo. Y. Paddock Rev. O.H. Hitchell Rev. Henry Heyer Rev. R.S. Campbell Rev. A.P. Anderson Rev. H.D. Fisher Rev. Hector Barker Rev. R.Y. Oliver Rev. Evan Jones Chas. Pilla, J.P. Chas. Chadvick, J.P. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867 Bri degroom llHITCOHB, A.H. llHITE, Horris E. llHITE, llilliam ll. llHITHAN, H. Delos llILLETI, H.V. VILLIAHS, Alexander llILLIAHS, James VILLIAHS, Levi VINCHESTER, Sippuel llINGFIELD, O.H.P. VINKELHAN, Vm. VITHERS, Edwin R. 1l00D, Zachariah C. 1l00LSEY, Eugene D. VORREL, Amos llRIGHT, Charles ZIHMERHAN, James L. ZINN, George. V. ~:, f', , { Date Bride GRIFFITH, Hary B. DICKSON, Isabella E. RICHARDS, Louisa H. RILLHORE, Roselthe H. SPARR, Susannah SIMPSON, Hary SIHHS, Ellen McKAUGHEE, Eliza Jane BROVN, Alice CRUMMETT, Hester A. OIX, Jane ROGERS, Hary BUCKELS, Hatilda J. BECK, Amanda C. BRYSON, Evelyn J. TAYLOR, Sarah Jane BLAKELY, Fanny 1I0RNBACK, Elizabeth 5 Apr. 1866 28 Har. 1866 7 Hay 1867 11 Oc t. 186 28 Hay 1866 10 June 1866 2 Hay 1867 6 Jan. 1867 10 Jan. 1867 15 Mar. 1866 30 Sept. 1866 3 Hay 1867 19 Aug. 1866 6 Jan. 1867 21 Oc t. 1866 27 Feb. 1867 14 Nov. 1866 22 Har.' 1866 ,/ ." ..,..;;-.... ~., . ·~·f -51- Officiant Rev. Edwin D. Bentley Rev. J.P. Horgan Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. E.D. Bentley Rev. H.D. Fisher Rev. David T. lloodward Chas. Chadwick, J.P. S.B. llaters, J.P. Rev. O.H. Hitchell Rev. A. Hitchcock Chas. Pilla, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Horace Tucker, J.P. Rev. John S. Brown John Pieratt, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Geo. P. Chapin Rev. David Shuck �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867 Bride ALBRECHT, Gertrude ALLEN, Maggie ALLEN, Martha ALLISON, Osadore A. ALUMBAUGH, Mary A. AMSDEN, Sarah F. ARBANE, Edie AYER, Anne BAKER, Rachel J. BALDWIN, Miss M.E. BALDWIN, Martha M. . BANKS, Nancy Groom TRUSHEIM, Conrad NEWMAN, George MARKS, James CRAWFORD, Reid MIERLY, Michael HASTINGS, Oliver ARBAND, James C. FULLER, Wallace BROUTHERTON, W. H. WAKEFIELD, T.J. DONAHUE, John GELEANE, John (Gelerene, Geleiiene) BARKER, Betsey Ann LEON, Joseph BARLEY, Jane HARRINGTON, Jesse BARRETT, Sarah A. TAYLOR, Amos BARTLEMAN, Annie R. LYON, Samuel E. BEAMAN, Caroline M. KNIGlrf, George W. BECK, Amanda C. WOOLSEY, Eugene D. BAIRD, WIn. Franklin BELL, Georgiana BELL, Harriet A. LAMON, WIn. H. McCLELAN, JosephS. BELL, SarahE. BEVLER (?) Elizabeth SPRIGGS, Edmond BLACKSTEN, Mariah HOLMES, Wellington BLAKELY, Fanny ZIMMERMAN, James L. BLAKELY, Louisa STEELE, L. Scott BOOTH, Elizabeth Cornelius NEEL, Thomas BOUTON, Viola BALDWIN, Lewis Cass BmVLIN, Amanda E. DAVIS, Benjamin F. BRAND, Eliza GRANBY, Daniel BRANDER, Mary 1. KRErSINGER, Isaac W. BROCRAW, Sarah A. REECE, Commodore B. BROCKWAY, Emeline OWEN, Alvin E. BROOKS, Ality ROSBERRY, James E. BROOKS, Ann B. BROWN, Arthur V. BROWN. Alice WINCHESTER, Sippuel Bride Groom BROWN, Martha F. BROWN, Mary BROWN, Sarah R. BRYSON, Evelyn J. BUCKlfART, Barbra BUCKLES, Clara BUCKELS, Matilda J. BURNETT, Alva V. BURTON, Zilphia A. CAIN, Belle CALLAWAY, Mary Sophronia CAMPBELL, Margaret E. CAMPBELL, Mary E. R. CHAPMAN, Mary CHISSINBERG, Susannah CHRISS, Rebecca CLARK, Anne CLAYTON, Julia COLLIER, Ruth COLLINS, Sarah E. COMBA, Carrie J. COPPINGER, Margaret COX, Eunice 1. CRUMMETT, Hester A. CRUTCHFIELD, Margaret R. CURRY, Elizabeth DANIELS, Maria C. DAVIS, Minnie DAVIS, Sarah A. DAVIS, Susannah DELMARCH, Mary DEY, Clara M. DICKSON, Isabella E. DIX, Jane DONAHOE, Sarah DONWILLER, Josephine RICHARDSON, Thadeus B. CALDWELL, Jackson CHAPMAN, WIn. B. WORREL, Amos HULTSOPPLE Jacob MOORE, Alexander B. WOOD, Zachariah C. NICHOLLS, George A. ATKINSON, Isaac RICHARDS, Charles O. BROWN, John SHOPE, William M. LONGFELLOW, Nathan L. ROE, John F. BRISCO, James HORNBACH, Samuel MONROE, Anthony AUSTIN, Robt. JONES, James KLAUS, Robert SHUGART, Chas. A. MONTANYE, Edward DURLAND, J. Henry WINGFIELD, D.H.P. CAYTON, WIn. H. TOLE, Rueben H. EDIE, J.S. MEEKER, E.J. LONGFELLO\~, Jacob \~. GLADDEN, Jerry BROWN, John MILLS, Albert D. WHITE, Morris E. WINKELMAN, WIn. FITZMORRIS, Dennis SCHORDA, Peter -52- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867 Bride DOUGLAS, Sarah J. DOYEL, Sarah DRISDEN, Lizey DUGAN, Margrett DUNN, Nannie DWEYER, Bridget EGGERS, Catherine ELDRIDGE, Fnnna E. EPLEY, Eppalina ESSEX, Katharine ETIER, Alma L. EVANS, Mary E. FARMER, Parthenia FAXON, Elll1ice A. FEARER, Sarah FIELD, Mary A. FORDS, Eliz H. FORTNIGHT, Mattie FOSTER, Jennette FRAKER, Minerva FRANCE, Elizabeth FRANCIS, Mary FREEMAN, Mary V. FRENCH, Kate FULLBRIGHT, Charlotte FULLER, Mary P. GAINS, FrnlY GAIRIT, Oma GAMLIN, Cherry GILBERT, Ella GILL, Nancy J. GLIZER, Hannah Ann GOCIA, Tempe E. GOODELL, Fanny GRANT, Bridget (?) GREEN, Flora J. GREGG, Sarah Groom HARD, A.B. BUTLER, John CARR, Harden DALLY, Albert ELLISTON, John H. SULLIVAN, John EGGERS, Henry RIGGS, Joseph E. SCHNEIDER, Emanuel HARRIS, Robert ROBINS, WIn. SIBLEY, W.S. , ASHER, Asa MARKS, Alex BAKER, Fletcher, H. BARTHOLOW, J. Newton BALES, Aaron BENNETT, WIn. MITCHELL, Green GULASPIE, John WIn. LOWRIE, James Edward DANIELS, George ROSEBAUGH, Thomas DUNGAR, Willis RANDOLPH, John FISH, Thomas TAYLOR, Charles LOGAN, Albert GM1LIN, Samuel LAMBDIN, McKendrie L. RUNNER, Henry REASTER, John D. TRIPPLETT, G.W. CAPPER, Alfred MURPHY, Timothy EDMISTON, James C. WASHINGTON, Perry GREGGS, Mary GRIFFITH, Mary B. GRITLESS, Mary E. GROOMS, Sarah GUY, Mary E. HALE, Sarah HANNAM, Harriet T. HARD, Mary E. HARMON, Susannah HARNED, Anna HARRIS, Jane HARRISON, Francis HANROY, (Hanvoy, Hamoy) Isabella HENDERSON, American HENRY, Lena V•. HESTER, Rachael T. HICKS, Melissa HINK, Elizabeth HOLMARK, Charlotte Ann HORNBACK, Elizabeth HOYT, Josephine B. HULBERT, Rehecca Eliz. ISERMAN, Helen A. JACKSON, Eliza A. JACKSON, Elizabeth JACKSON, Jane JOHNSON, Charity E. JOHNSON, Eliza A. JOHNSON, Malinda JOHNSON, Martha Jane JONES, Ann JONES, Eliza JONES, Joanna V. JONES, Mary KANMOND, Ellen KING, Susan L. KINGCADE, (Kincaid)Martha KIRBY, Emeline -53- DAVIS, Jefferson WHITCOMB, A. H. VANDAMAN, Clinton P. KEES, Andrew PIERSOL, Silas LANATH, Oscar M. POOL, Francis A. CHILSON, Stephen RAZEY, Daniel P. PAISTON, Lymen E. FIELDS, Edward BALL, Samuel OWENS, Simeon EDMURTSEN, Selman HERRINGTON, Robert C. SCOTT, Samuel S. MERVIN, Scott DEER, Emerson JOINER, M.F. ZINN, George W. WALLACE, John A. CHEW, Robert HEATH, A. Judson HAVENS, George POWELL, Benjamin DAVIS, Richard TRYAN, Pomeroy B. LOVETT, George MARTIN, Houstin CARTER, Moses POKE, James FIELDING, Jeremiah HARD, Gideon STEVENS, John WENTGERTER, Louis IRONSIDE, Robert BURGOON, Thomas STEVENS, George H. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867 Bride Groom Bride Groom LACY, Mary J. LADLEY, Filis LAHAY, Mary T. LANDERS, Melinda LAWS, Mary LEACH, Eliza J. LEFTWICK, Fanny LEWIS, Deliser LEWIS, Laura LEWIS, Margaret LITTLE, Martha E. LOGAN, Perlina LORD, Elizabeth McGINNIS, Frances E. McKAUGHEE, Eliza Jane McKEARNEE, Catherine McKEE, Hester A. McKEE, Mary A. McKINNEY, Lucy Ann t-1cMILLAN, Lorette MARKLE, Mary A. MASON, Rachel MATHEWS, Mary J. MILLER, Ann MILLER, Miss MINER, Libby MOORE, Fannie MOORE, Harriet MOORE, Juliette MOORE, Matilda MOREHEAD, Lucinda MOSBY, (Caldwell) Jane MULFORD, Eliza MUMFURD, Martha MUNGER, Alice C. NIX, (Essix) Mary E. NORTON, Ellen B. STRAHAN, A.J. JACKSON, Harry MARKLE, Gabriel LANDRETH, Henry POOR, Henry ETTER, George A. BOWERS, Joseph HITCHCOCK, Bethuel WALKER, James HOLTZ, John DREW, Elisha MORTEN, James STITZ, WIn. BARKER, Daniel WILLIAMS, Levi MORGAN, ~eter ETTER, Edwin D. McCOOLE, James P. CAYLOR, Peter H. CALLINS, Chas. ADAMS, John N. CLARK, George FARMER, Lemuel T. STREADE, Frank CHRYSTY, John F. COPELAND, Henry THOMPSON, Nelson BOLTON, WIn. PIERATT, Balvard J. ANTHONY, Mack GEER, Benjamin MOSBY, Andrew TRAVIS, Ezra D. PELED, Jefferson MAPHET, John R. COLE, WIn. H. STRONG, Horace E. NORTON, Gertie OLIVER, Clayana OVELTON, Caroline PAPENHUSEN, Dora PARDEE, Emily (Emilie) PEARCE, Emeline PERCY, Kate PETRIE, Agnes POLK, Ann POORE, Frances PORTER, Julia A. POTTER, Mary E. PRICE, Easter PROVO, Damarest PUCKETT, Nancy RANKIN, Sarah A. RAY, Nancy R. RAY, Parilee R. RAY, Sarah F. REBERT, Anna Elizabeth RICE, Jane C. RICHARDS, Louisa M. RILEY, Nancy RILLMORE, Roselthe H. ROBERTS, FIrma L. ROBERTS, Mary L. ROBINSON, Fannie B. ROGERS, Flora H. ROGERS, Mary SALSBURY, Samatha SANGER, Mary A. SARGENT, Angie G. SAUNS, Eliz. L. SCOFIELD, Ann SELLERS, Dillie SEHARD... Eunice M. SHIRLEY, Nancy E. PALMER, B.D. CURES, Thomas L. THOMAS, ERVEN KLEINVOGAL, Charles FOWLER, Chester Floyd LEONARD, Henry CLARK , Oliver J. LAPTAD, Pe ter PERRY, Thomas ENRIGHT, Munroe J. McKINLEY, James B. CURTIS, John H. BRAGOON, David McDEVITT, Samuel L. PRUIT, Anderson HAMILTON, James P. BALLAGH, James MALLOY, John BEAM, L.J. SWAREH, Frederick JOHNSON, Albert WHITE, William W. JACKSON, Henry WHITMAN, H. Delos ADAMS, David C. MISNEY, WIn. A. HORTON, James C. RICHARDS, Henry H. WITHERS, Edwin R. SHANK, John BRONSON, Henry CARTER, John Lyman FALLEY, Samuel BLANKINSHIP, Elisha BETTS, John L. McCURRY, John BRENDER, John L. -54- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867 Bride Groom Bride Groom SHLOSS, Regine SHORT, Anna M. SHORT, Sarah F. SIBERT, Jemima SIMMS, Hattie SI~WSON, Harriet SIMPSON, Mary SIMS, Ellen SIMSON, Kate SOUL, . Annie J. SPARR, Susannah SPENCE, Annie SQUARES, Mary Jane STANFIELD, Mary E. STEPTON, Mary Elizabeth STOCKING, JUlia A. STONE, Adline STUDEBAKER, Mary SWEET, Addie, M. SWIFT, Ellen TAYLOR, Sarah Jane THAYER, Casanda THORP, Melissa (Malisa) THORP, Nansey THRASHER, Mary V. TOLLE, Emley F. TOOTHAKER, Lydia TRIPP, Ella TRUE, Martha Jane TRUSHEIM, Kate TUCKER, Fannie TURNER,Mary TURNER, Mattie TURNER, Sue M. VANANDA, Anna G. WADE, Mary A.F •. RATZENSTEIN, Simon BEELER, Samuel F. HARVEY, Thomas B. TOWNSEND, Herod M. DAVIS, Oscar DINNEY, Absalam WILLIAMS, Alexander WILLIAMS, James JONES, Valentine PRENTICE, Dr. S.R. WILLETT, H. W. CARNEY, James H. Esq. JEWITT, Luther GRAZIER, Moses L. PARKER, Antony MOYS, Rev. H. BARKER, Pattsen PEARSON, Joseph E. BROOKS, Albert G. THUGGARD, Richard WRIGHT , Charles MALLORY, J.S. BALDWIN, George A. THORP, Mathew HOLLADAY, Duncan McCAN, Stephen S. HARRIS, W.M. CURTISS, WIn. SPENCER, William F. REINHARD, John G. McEATHRON, Rufus C. MONTGOMERY, Michael SWIFT, Francis B. CREECH, Ira KELLEY, James N. MITCHELL, C. W• WAIT, Celestia, T. WALTON, Josephene WALTON, Mary WARD. Adaline \-lARD, Mary C. WARD, Sylvia WEAVER, Libbie J. WElHEL, Elizabeth WEIS, Bridget WEIGEL, Bertha WHITE, Clara H. WHITLOCK, Mary WIGG, Lucy WILLIAMS, Josephine WILLIAMS, Maggie E. WILLIAMS, Mrs. L.E. WILSON, Emily WOOD, Lizzie WOOD, Martha WOOD, Sarah WOODLAND, Sarah C. \-JooDS, Sarah F. YOUNG, Fmelin ZINN , Malvina MERWIN, Arthur T. JOHNSON, King HACKWORTH, Pleasant McCULLIE, Gabriel CUNNINGHAM, J. C. GENTRY, Austian ANDERSON, WIn. N. WEIKER, Enoch MAHONEY, Thomas SEYBOLD, John A. DERBY, Frederick A. EVANS, Henry NELSON, Martin NEWMAN, Thomas G. REID, John W. NYE, George M. HARTIN, Charles RANDALL, Reuben BUCKELS, William CONKLIN, Benjamin F. MILLER, Charles P. BEALS, Jacob M. OOLLINYER, Charles GLENN, Jonathan H. Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer (for~ihis book) Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book) -55- �DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1867-1868 From the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court-Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Copied by Jane Viggins, Dorothy Clarke, and Hary Jamison-1981. Proofread and tYP(~d by Edna Yelling. Bridegroom ARCHER, Daniel J. ADAMS, Benjamin ADAMS, John G. ALLEN, James H ALLEN, Jesse J. ANDERSON, Andrew APITZ, Charles ARCHER, Charles A. ASHTON, Charles B. AUSTIN, George AUSTON, Frank BABB, George BAILEY, James H. BLAKEVELL, Rev. John BALDVIN, John BARKER, Parris BARNES, John BARNES, Villiam E. BENIN, James BENNETT, Sidney BENTLEY, Isaac BERGHAN, VoU BERRY, Green C. BLACKBURN, Henry BLACKBURN, John BLAYNEY, Oberlin C. BOONE, Levis BOUTVELL, George H. BOVHAN, V.H. BRACKETT, George C. BRANNON, Vm. B. Bride COBEL (COBLE) Hollie E. HAM, Elizabeth HILLER, Annie FOSTER, Eva H. GENTRY, ELizabeth PARKER, Frances STATLER, Hary CHAMBERS, Annette D. ERVIN, Elida BRYANT, Frankie FRANKLIN, Sarah LASSITER, Louisa K. RIPLEY, Catherine VAIL, Harie Elizabeth HOVARD, Helissa VI LSON , Eli za KENNEDY, Harriet DUNN, Gertrude A. DAVIS, Hartha CASE, Edith PIERATT, Emma HOUSE, Fanny JONES, Hrs. Lucinda YOUNG, Hedora JOHNSON, Laurie STONE, Alice 1. GEORGE, Hary LAMBERS, Julia A. EAGON, Hary TAYLOR, Charlotte K. BLACKETTE, Lucinda -56- Date 4 Har. 1868 4 July 1867 26 Nov.' 1867 27 Aug. 1867 29 Oct. 1868 7 ,Nov. 1868 15 Feb. 1868 29 July 1868 24 Dec. 1868 4 July 1867 9 Apr. 1868 22 Oct. 1868 29 Sept. 1867 9 Jan. 1868 29Nov. 1867 21 Oct. 1868 11 Har. 1868 10 June 1867 21 Nov. 1867 1 Sept. 1867 25 Nov. 1868 7 July 1868 28 Sept. 1868 19 HaL 1868 23 June 1867 13 Oct. 1868 15 Nov. 1868 28 Oct. 1868 12 Nov. 1868 29 Sept. 1867 28 Dec. 1868 Officiant John F. Horgan Rev. John S. Brown James C. Herron James Lawrence Rev. E.J. Lewis James H. Hendry Geo. A~ Banks James H. Hendry Rev. Joseph Iliff Gabriel Gray, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee Chas. Pilla, J.P. Rev. C.H. Lovejoy Rev. Thomas H. Vail H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. Thomas V. Henders Charles H. S~ars, J.P. Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Dudley Lee Ch'arles Pilla, J. P. Rev. Job V. Hague ,Rev. Dr. I. Kulisch Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. V.A. Starrett Rev. Thomas V. Henders Rev. J.F. Horgan Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Richard Cordley Geo. A. Banks, J.P. �DOUGLAS COUNTY; KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bridegroom Bride BRONBOKER, David BROOKS, Alfred BROOKS, Cyrus D. BROPHY, Martin BRO\/N, J.D. BROUN, John P. BROUN, Vm. R. BRYAN, Leonard R. BUCK, Philo H. BURDETT, A.R. BUSH, John CAHPBELL, Leverett C. CARDUELL, D.A. CARNES, Andrew CARPENTER, H.H. CHAFFEE, Y.C.G. CHALLIS, Valter S. CHASE, Uilliam CHILDS, Isaac CLARK(e), Adam CLARKE, Lance C. COAPE, Joseph COLE, Samuel COLEMAN, Cosma T. CONE (CANE), Titus K. COOP, David CONNELEY, Geo. U. CORNELL, John H. COSTELLO, James COULTER, Granville COX, Payton CRANE, Thomas CREE, Sanford H. CROUCH, Rowley CUMHINGS, Jacob CUMMINGS, Uilliam J. CURRY, John C. KENNY, Eliza Ann YOTER (YATER) Halinda CAHPBELL, Adeline V. BURKE, Hary McGUIRE, Lydia STEPHENS, Hary E. BALCOM, Lizzie E. LYON, Sallie L. TIBBOT (TIBBITS) Angeline HOSTEND, Hartha LARHIX, Sophia SHITH, Frances J. FOX, Hary E. UALKER, Harriet ALLEN, Anna J. HARVEY, Sarah HIETT, Oxana C. HUDSON, Ann SUTTON, Anna COOK, Ha tt ie J. BATHURST, Hargarete SAHPLES, Martha LANDRETH, Sarah A. LOUASH, Elizabeth PATTERSON, Helen P. COOP, Haria PRESTON, Hartilda E. CANNOU, Hrs. Helen E. BORAGAN, Ann ANXIER, Jemima F. HALL, Sarah ROSS, Mary BRIGGS, Annie CROSS, Katy ROSE, Nancy J. HORSE, Addie SEUARD, Eunice H.- CUTLER, Calvin H. GAEST, Hary A. Date -57- 21 June 1868 29 Jan. 1868 16 Aug. 1868 8 Nov. 1867 15 June 1868 10 Mar. 1868 28 Oct. 1868 15 Oct. 1868 5 Nov. 1868 28 Jan. 1868 15 Aug. 1868 28 Feb. 1868 13 Oc t. 1867 1 Dec. 1868 2S Apr. 1868 11 Nov. 1868 9 Aug. 1868 28 Mar. 1868 12 June 1868 16 Jan. 1868 2 Aug. 1868 7 Jan. 1868 29 Feb. 1868 19 Feb. 1868 22 Oct. 1867 18 Aug. 1868 6 Aug. 1868 6 April 1868 19 Jan. 1868 28 July 1867 26 Dec. 1868 10 Aug. 1868 1 Dec. 1867 2 July 1868 21 Oc t. 1868 25 June 1868 Feb. 1867 Rec. 13 June 1867 B Jan. 1868 Off; ci ant Rev. John Bower Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Wester R. Davis Father G. Pirrun Rev. Ezra Johnson Rev. W.R. Davis Rev. John Brown Rev. G.S. Dearborn John A. Amos (1) Rev. Wm. G. Thomas Geo. A. Banks, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. H.A. Bell Rev. W.A. Starrett Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Geo. O. Banks, J.P. Jesse HcKenney, J.P Rev. Vm. G. Piper Rev. Hector Barker Rev. Henry Hoys Jesse McKenney, J.P. George A. Banks James H. Hendry Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. James Carney Rev. Isaac Atkinson Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Joseph Derrien Wm. Pennington, J.P. Jesse HcKenney, J.P. Rev. Job Hague Rev. A.D. Fisher Gabriel Gray, J.P. Rev. J.H. Bonebrake Rev. Geo. F. Chapin Rev. R.P. DuVall Rev. Thomas H. Vail �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867~1868 Bridegroom Bride Date DAVIS, Charles F. DICKSON, Charles DINN (DIURR), Chas. D. DUDLEY, Phillip DUFF, James A. EBERHART, Paul C. ECKARDT, David EGGART, Henry V. ELLERTON, John H. ELLIOTT, Franklin H. -EMERY, John L. EPPLE, Got tlieb ETTER, Geo. A. E\lING, Fleming FAIR, Frank P. FANNING, Geo. T. FAY, Rufus FEARING, \1m. FILLMORE, Hasen S. FISHER, Samuel FITSHUGH, James FORTNER, James FORTNIGHT, Riley FREY, Henry FRY, Daniel F. GAITHER, Harrison GARRISON, Daniel F. GARVIN, David GEITZ, \lilliam GILLILAND, Elijah B. GODFREY, Charles GOODE, Robert H. SHITH, Emma HERRICK, Lydia Ann ZENNCKE (ZENNEKE) Hennette PRICE, Hary HENPHILL, Lydia A. HcQUEEN, Emma J. \lHITE, Hargrette FITTAN, Martha DUNN, Nannie HcKINNEY, Hartha \lILKINSqN, Hary F. ---- Haradick LEACH, Eliza J. COLBERT, Ellen CLOUGH, Addie H. MILLER, Hary A. ECKARD, Amelia CARTER, Hary C. POOLE, Hyra H. DAVIS, Lucretia PATTERSON, Hannah STEPP, Nippa (Neffa) LE\lIS, Silna VITT, Louise BARACKLA\I, Hary A. COMBS, Ellen EDMONDS, Rebecca J. STEPHENS, Matilda ". REECE, Sarah Lydia Margrette DOLESAH, Jane HATTON, CATHERINE FITZPATRICK, Sarah C. 12 June 1867 21 June 1868 10 July 1868 1 July 1867 15 Dec. 1868 13 Sep t. 1868 13 Aug. 1868 17 Oct. 1867 7 June 1867 11 Sept. 1867 1 Jan. 1869 25 June 1867 1 June 1867 30 Dec. 1868 22 Dec. 1868 28 Jan. 1868 10 June 1868 23 Aug. 1868 27 July 1867 25 Nov. 1867 1 Oct. 1868 13 Feb. 1868 10 Oct. 1867 5 Oct. 1868 4 Dec. 1867 18 Aug. 1868 24 Sept. 1868 15 Oct. 1868 23 Aug. 1868 15 Jan. 1868 16 NOV. 1868 30 Mar. 1868 GOSS, Alfred F. GRANT, Henry C. GRAY, John L. GREELEY, Ashley H. \lAKEFIELD, Hrs. Ellen LIMING, Armilda J. AUSTIN, Lucy NELSON, Enlissa 8 June 1868 15 (29) Nov. 1867 GREEN, Albert R. COBLENTZ, Julia 3 Aug. 1868 o ° -58- 11 Nov. 1867 3 Oc t. 1868 Officiant Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Richard Cord ley Rev. C.F. V. Trefton Gabriel Gray, J.P. Rev. V.H. King Rev. D. Earhart Rev. Christian Neaus Rev. George S. Dearbor James H. Hendry Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. S. Dearborn Charles Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Jesse Brockway Rev. F.V. Henderson Rev. V.R. Davis Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn James H. Hendry E.M. Hoore (?) Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. E.D. Bentley Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Dudley Lee James H. Hendry Rev. James Lawrence Geo. A. Banks, J.P. Rev. Henry Moys Rev. James C. Herron Rev. Jules L. Villiams Charles Chadwick, J.P. Rev. James Carney James M. Hendry, Proba Judge Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. James B. Carruth Rev. E.D. Bentley James H. Hendry, Proba Judge J.B. Bonebaker (?) �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bridegroom Bride Date GREGG, Nathan P. GREGGS, Grattan GRIBI, Gottlieb GRIFFIN, Marcus D. GROSS (GOSS) James GUASE (GNASA), John G. HAAS, Chris tian HAHN, Samuel HALL, James C. HALLMARK, Daniel HAM, Henry HAMIL, John H. (Henry) HARMAN, \1m. F. HARRIS, Sylvester D. 'HART, Joseph V. HAVENS, George HAYDON, Clayton HAYES, Ebenezer B. DUNCAN, Haggie V. DRESDEN, Hanca ALTHAUS, Anna BEmlOOD, Hartha GRAY, Sarah GATHKNICHT, Hary FREY, Rosine SAMMONS, Catherine \lILLEY, Nelllie \lILLIAMS, Clarinda F. HILL, Susan RAY, Harriet S. \1000, Alice E. PATTERSON, Mary A. LANE, Mary V. NOTTINGHAM, Louisa BLACKBIRD, Elisabeth SPENCER, Nellie J. 20 Feb. 1868 15 Oc t. 1868 9 Nov. 1868 10 Sept. 1868 24, Apr. ? 23 Har. 1868 3 June 1868 2 Sept. 1868 25 ,Sept. 1867 26 Apr. 1868 11 Oc t. 1867 7 Apr. 1868 26 Mar. 1868 28 Sep t. 1867 11 Aug. 1868 3 Mar. 1868 6 July 1868 22 Dec. 1868 HAZELTINE, \1m. H. HELM, Daniel J. HENMAN, David G. HENRY, Harry 'HERRIG, John HICKMAN, Abraham HICKOK, D.H. HILL, Thomas HILL, Thomas J. HINDMAN, Lorenzo \I. HINES, Daniel H. HOLBERT, John J. HOLT, Hoses HO\lARD, Noah F. HO\lELL, \lalter HUDDLESTON, Elkanah HULL, Daniel HUSSEY, Amos HUTCHINGS, James A. IR\lIN, Nelson J. BRUNER, Emma HOMAN, MARY E. DAVIS, Mary E. \lRIGHT, Del ila YOUNG, Sarah BLANTON, Mary J. JESMAN, Mary LOUIS, Sarah PAYTON, Maria J. TAYLOR, Elizabeth COLIER, Catherine JOINER, Nancy E. (J.) CAMPBELL, Mary Hc\lHINNEY, Consuello KIMBALL, Martha SHITH, Grace B. CARELL, Nancy BO\lERS, Annie JONES, Nettie STUDEBAKER, Levina J. 28 20 19 19 18 16 -59- Nov. 1867 NOV. 1867 June 1867 Oct. 1867 Aug. 1868 Jan. 1868 23 Oct. 1868 26 Sept. 1868 17 July 1867 9 Oc t. 1868 2 June 1868 18 June 1868 30 Hay 1868 22 Sept. 1868 2 July 1868 12, July 1868 18 Mar. 1868 7 Oc t. 1868 14 Sept. 1868 27 Aug. 1868 Officiant Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. John A. Reitz Rev. John H. Dunn Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Chas. Steinmeyer Rev. John Chas. Foil H.H. Howard, J.P. F.A. Parker Rev. S. Creel Rev. Joseph H. Payne Rev. Chas. E.D. Griffi Rev. J. Biddison Rev. E.B. Robertson Rev. V.A. Starrett Rev. E.H. Robertson Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. \1m. C. Tenney (Fenney) Rev. Richard Cordley Charles Chadwick, J.P. Rev. John S. Brown Rev. Dennis \lilley James M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. John Bower Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Thomas V. Henders Rev. Henry Meyer Rev. James E. Hilkey Rev. S. Creel Ezra Johnson Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. James H. Carruth Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. John S. Brown Joseph Clarke, J.P. Rev. V.A. Starrett Rev~ John S. Brown Rev. Peter Brubaker �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Sri degroolT!. JACKSON, Franklin JACOBS, John JAHESON, Horrace T. JOHNSON, Archa JOHNSON, Harrison JOHNSON, Nelson H. JOHNSON, \lalker JONES, John B. JORDAN, Danniel JOY, Stephen JUSTICE, Athelston KEENEY, Jacob B. KEENY, \1m. H. KELLEY, Benjamin F. KELLEY, Toney KEHPER, Adam D.H. KERR, \lilliam KNIGHT, Francis E. KNIGHT, \lilder LA\lS, John LEARNARD, Uilliam B. LEE, Samuel LEUIS, J. Guy LITTLEJOHN, Jesse D. LINN, John LOCKE, Henry Clay LOOHIS, Uilliam S. LUTZ, Jacob LUTZ,John P. HACY, Orsan R. HADDEN, George HALONEY,\lm. G. HARRIAN, Thomas HARSHALL, Joseph HARSHALL, \1m. A. HARSKE, Amandus HARTIN, James HAY, Vance U. Bride HURREY, Mary BRO\lN, Martha E. JOHNSON, Sarah J. UINFORD, Eliza TODD, Mary DUNCAN, Ann Eliza KLINE, Julia SMITH, Emeline L. LEE, Rebecca JONES, Hester A. TIPTON, Amanda HESSENHAHHER, Hary SPITTER (SPITLER) Catharine BINEYARD, Cornelia R. TINNER, Lottie \lHITE, C.S. THOMAs, Ellen HALL, Rosanna CASE, Jane KING, Celia ELDRIDGE, Alice H. DOPSON, Sarah BATTAILLE, Madeline RODIBAUGH, Haggie E. ANDERSON, Augusta GATES, Fannie Louise BISSELL, Arabella J. NORHAN, Hary UHITE, Mary SPURGEON, Aroline UARD, Almira STAPLES, Hulda H. JOHNSON, Eliza 1I0UE, Minnie SOXHAN, Susanna E. NOLT, Dorotea HUHFORD, Harriet . SHEARER, Sarah E. -60- Date 3 Apr. 1868 27 Feb. 1868 .30 Oc to 1867 29·Dec. 1867 3 Sept. 1868 21 Nov. 1867 17 June 1868 16 Oc t. 1868 25 July 1867 23 Dec. 1867 25 Sept. 1868 21 Sept. 1868 7 Sept. 1868 28 June 1868 6 Dec. 1867 25 July 1867 26 Nov. 1868 15 Aug. 1868 1 Dec. 1867 13 Sep t. 1868 24 Aug. 1868 19 Feb. 1868 27 Dec. 1868 26 Oct. 1868 5 Oc t. 1867 7 Sept. 1868 16 Har. 1868 2 Dec. 1867 4 Sept. 1868 7 Sept. 1867 6 Sept. 1868 15 Aug. 1867 2 Dec. 1868 9 Dec~ 1868 25 Aug. 1868 28 Feb. 1868 26 Hay 1868 20 Hay 1868 Officiant Rev. H.D. Fisher Jesse HcKinney, J.P. Rev. E.H. Robertson Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Gabriel Gray Rev. G.R. Campbell Rev. Isaac \I. Triplete Rev. Evan Jones Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. James Lawrence Jesse McKenney, J.P. James H. Hendry, P.J. Rev. John Brown Rev. Henry Hoys Rev. Isaac N. Triplett Rev. J.C. Beach Rev. Thomas \I. Henders Rev. John S. Brown Rev. John S. Brown Rev. Thomas \I. Henders Rev. \I.K. Stimpson Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. J.F. Cunningham Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn James H. Hendry, P.J. Father Thomas H. Vail Rev.. Richard Cord ley Rev. E. Stizmann Rev. Hector Barker Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Joseph H. Payne \larren Skeets (?) Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Henry Hoys Rev. J.E. Bryan James H. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Isaac \I. Triplete Rev. D.C. Colrow (Colraw) �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bri degroom McANALL, John McCLELLAN, Donald McCLELLAN, Henry S. McCORMICK, John D. McGEE, Thomas McGILLORA, Quash McIntosh, Robert McKENNEY, Thomas J. McLAUGHLIN, James McMILLEN, David MEARFELIUS, Casper MEAYES, Tuzar MEDILL, Villiam MIDDLETON, Jesse H. MILLER, John E. MILLER, Leander MITCHELL, Thomas MOORE, Edmund MOORE, James NARMINE (NORMINE), Vm. NICHOLAS, Thomas NIPPER, Thomas NIX, Allen OBRIAN, Henry OLIVER, Charles ONEIL, John B. ORTH, John OVENS, Vm. K. PEASE, Edvard M. PECK, Amos PEMBERTON, Hovard PENCE, Andrev J. PENNINGTON, Vinfield S. PERSING, Villiam PETTENGILL, Franklin H. PEV, Cager PHAGAN, James POISAL, George F. PORTER, Stiles Bride COLLIER, Hannah LANE, Josephine BALDVIN, Mary M ELLISON, Eliza CASEL, Louisa 'SMITH, Synthia REYNOLDS, Kate UNBERGER, Esther Jane MARR, Anna ANDERSON, Leah RUPPEL, Lana VATKINS, Ellen DAVIS, Alice VHEELER, Mrs. Catharine HENLEY, Elizabeth P. HULL, Annie DETER, Drusella COVAN, Chloe ROCHELL, Perline LEE, Mary BRADLEY, Sarah EDENFIELD, Mary R. STANFIELD, Martha Ann. UILLBRANT, Rebecca McCUNE, Ellen BEAKS, Harriet A. LUTZ, Magdaline SEARING, (SEAVING) Alice GARDNER, Sarah M. UILEY, Charity H. ROTE, Mary C. HELH, Kate UATSON, Mary J. JOY, Mrs. Gracie ~LLEN, Esther Eliza THOMPSON, Mollie RODIBAUGH, Martha J. HOLLAND, Emeline VEAVER, Mary J. -61- Date 20 Feb. 1868 18 Aug. 1868 1 Nov. 1868 16 Feb. 1868 1 July 1867 27 Dec. 1868 16 Sept. 1867 8 Sept. 1864 9 Sept. 1867 19 July 1868 30 Sept. 1868 4 July 1867 3 July 1867 24 May 1868 5 Oc to 1868 6 Jan. 1868 15 June 1868 29 June 1868 7 July 1868 4 July 1868 25 July 1867 10 Nov. 1868 20 dec. 1868 11 Nov. 1867 22 Sept. 1868 20 Apr. 1868 21 Aug. 1867 27 Feb. 1868 18 Oct. 1868 16July 1867 24 June 1868 24 Har. 1868 21 July 1868 24 June 1868 14 Nov. 1868 31 Oct. 1868 22 Sept. 1868 20 Feb. 1868 24 Dec. 1868 Offi ciant Rev. G.S. Dearborn Father J.F. Cunningham Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. H.V. Currin Charles Pilla, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Dudley Lee Jesse McKenney, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. H.G. March Rev. Christian Haas Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. E.D. Bentley Jesse HcKenney, J.P. Rev. G.S. Dearborn H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. John Bower V.K. Smith, J.P. James H. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Gabriel Gray, J.P. Rev. R.B. Robinson Chas. Pilla, J.P. George A. Banks Rev. E.D. Bentley Rev. J. B. Oring Christian Berner (?) James H. Hendry Rev. John S. Brown Rev. Vm. Reece Rev. S.V. McKesson Rev. V.H. King Rev. Larkin R. Campbel Rev. G.S. Dearborn Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Thomas \1. Henders Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. J.B. Dooty Rev. Henry Hoys �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bridegroo. POTTER, .John D. POTTER, Hathias R~ PRICE, Francis H. PRICE, Joseph R. PURSINGER, John QUARLES, Joseph V., Jr. QUIHLEY, Calvin L. RAHNER (REHNIER), Vm. RANSON, Henry RATE, Paul V. RATLIFF, Henry RAUFFHAN, Charles E. RAZEY, Daniel B. REDDING, Vm. G. REDHON, Collin H. REED, Joseph S. RIGGS, Joseph E. RIGGS, Stephen F. ROBERTS, Howard R. ROBERTS, John R. ROBEY, John ROSE, John J. ROTH, George C. ROTHROCK, Hiram SAHPLE, Nathan P. SAVYER, Byron SCHOTT, John F. SCHOTTA, Villiam SCOGGAN, Vm. G. SCOTT, Valter SELIG, August L. SETTER, Haman SIHPSON, Leonard SKAGGS, John SKAGGS, Thomas T.(?) SHITH, Elijah SHITH, lienry SHITH, Joseph Bride TOLL, Hissouri JONES, Edwonia Elizabeth GALLAGHER, Hargaret GALLAGHER, Anna H. VELLS, Rebecca SAUNDERS, Caroline A. VELLS, Augusta B. ANTON, Louise N. HASON, Susan AVERY, Sarah ROBINSON, Ida TROUT, Eliza HARHON, Susannah LASSITER, Abigal BASINGER, Hary J. CAYTON, Sarah A. ELDRIDGE, Emma J. BEDGOOD,Hartha F. ADAHS, Hary T. HANFORD, Annie T. SANBORN, Hary F. POLLARD, Emma HOLTZ, Catherin RAFFE, Susannah B. COLVER, Susan G. HUTCHINSON, Dora J. ERNST, Helen NOELL, Hartha E. DAVIS, Huldah D. LANDRETH, Frances PARKE, Hary F; LONG, Hary ELAH, Hary D. HUTCHISON, America SHITH, Yarra T. HADDIX, Sarah BROUN, Amanda COON, Ann -62- Date 24 Oc t. 1868 20 Aug. 1868 8 Sept. 1868 8 Sept. 1868 26 June 1867 25 Sept. 1868 27 Oc t. 1868 1 Oct. 1868 25 Dec. 1868 9 Apr. 1868 23 July 1868 4 July 1867 1 June 1867 22 Apr. 1868 16 Feb. 1868 16 Apr. 1868 6 June 1867 6 Feb. 1868 13 Feb. 1868 18 Har. 1868 13 Oct. 1868 28 June 1867 12 Nov. 1868 1 Sept. 1867 29 Nov. 1868 24 Dec. 1868 27 Nov. 1867 24 Har. 1868 7 Oc t. 1868 24 Hay 1868 1 Feb. 1868 3 Nov. 1868 24 June 1868 15 Dec. 1868 13 Hay 1868 4 July 1867 26 Har. 1868 30 Aug • .1868 Officiant Geo. O. Banks, J.P. Rev. G.S. Dearborn J.B. Orwig (1) J.B. Orwig (1) Rev. John S. Brown Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. H.D. Healey Rev. Christian Haas Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. V.R. Clough Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. R. V. Uliner (1) Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Chas. Pilla, J.P. Rev. John Bower Rev. J.R. Reed Rev. Richard Cordley H.H. Greene (?) Rev. Thomas Harper Rev. V.A. Starrett Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Joseph Rahskopf Rev. Samuel Veeks Rev. J.E. Bryan H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. Hichael Heyer Rev. H.D. Fisher Rev. G.S. Dearborn Charles Pilla, J.P. Rev. V.A. Starrett Rev. Jos. Perrier Theo. H. HcCallie, J.P. Rev. Ezra Johnson Geo. A. Banks, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bridegroom SHITH, Villi am SOVERS, Villiam L. SPARKS, Louis SPARKS I ·Nero SPURLOCK, \I.B. STEEL, Moses N. STEELE, Jams C. STEVENIN, Hartin STRASBURG, Vm. H. STURDY, Frank SUTTON, Franklin SUTTON, Stephen B. SYKES, James B. TAYLOR, John F. TEGART, John H. TERRIL, Josiah THOMPSON, Hugh THORP, Alle THORP, Lafayette THURSTON, David C. TOOTHAKER, VM. H. TORRANCE, John TYRER, Charles \I. T\lIGS, Ephram ULRICH, Henry UNDERVOOD, James B. URMAN, Charles VALENTINE, Antony VINTON, Marcus H. VADDELL, Thomas VALLACE, George \lALTON, Charles \lALTON, John \lARREN, Thomas V. \lASHINGTON, George VASHINGTON, George VAYBRIGHT, Villiam \lHITE, Michael VHITE, Robert Bride Date Officiant FIX, Haria BYERLEY, Mary C. KNOX, Rachel FLINN, Lucinda ILIF·F, Esther A. PIERCE, Laura PIERSON, Hartha A. PETERS, Emma He INTOSH , Ella CHAPMAN, Ellen SIHONS, Alamina Sophia McLAUGHLIN, Sarah J. GINGRICK, Hattie KENNEDY, Agnes H. ALBIN, Susan McBRIDE, Minerva SIMPSON, Angeline BLODGERT, Carrie H. LOGN, Emeline BARNES, Sarah E. MURPHY, Lizzie L. GRAHAM, Margaret MARTIN, Anna TVIGS, Priscila JONES, Martha FURGUSON, Nancy KLAUSE, Mary RIGLMAN, Julia H. VASHBURN, Susan A. VADDELL, Anna VILLIAHS, Rebecca ROE, Amanda VILLEY, Zarilda A. \lHITNEY, Fanny KNOX, Roda SIMPSON, Minda SPITI'ER, Mary KEEPE, Hary O. HARTIN, Almina 27 May 1868 8 May 1868 17 Sept. 1868 13 Nov. 1868 2 Dec. 1868 10 Oc t. 1868 6 Oc t. 1868 2 Nov. 1868 22 Nov. 1867 7 Feb. 1868 4 July 1868 15 Oct. 1868 5 Dec. 1867 17 Oct. 1867 22 Apr. 1868 11 Mar. 1868 28 Dec. 1868 23 June 1867 26 May 1868 21 May 1868 13 Feb. 1868 18 Mar. 1868 22 Aug. 1867 28 June 1868 15 Oc t. 1868 2 Jan. 1868 25 Mar. 1868 15 Dec. 1868 8 Sept. 1868 19 June 1867 23 Mar. 1868 9 Jan. 1868 25 Mar. 1868 22 Aug. 1867 17 Sept. 1868 8 Har. 1868 11 Oc t. 1868 11 Nov. 1867 26 Nov. 1868 Rev. J.H. Bonebake James H. Hendry. P.J. Rev. Hector Barker Rev. Job V. Hague Rev. H.D. Healey James H. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Andrew Stout Rev. C.H. Lovejoy James H. Hendry, P.J. Theo. H. HcCallie, J.P. James H. Kelley, J.P. Rev. A. Hitchcock Rev. E.D. Bentley Rev. George F. Chapin Rev. Vm. C. Tenney Rev. John S. Gingrich Geo. A. Banks, J.P. Rev. J.F. Morgan Rev. Isaac V. Triplete Rev. Geo. F. Chapin Rev. C.E. Lewis Rev. Vm. C. Tenney Rev. V.V. King Rev. Heeter Barker Rev. Peter Brubaker Rev. Jesse Brockway James H. Hendry, P.J. John F. Cunningham, Priest Rev. Richard Cordley Paul R. Brooks H.H. Howard, J.P. Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Henry Hoys Rev. R.V. Oliver Rev. Hector Barker Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Peter Brubaker Rev. S. Favre. Rev. Thomas V. Henderson -63- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868 Bri degroom Bride WHITE, William F. WHITLOCK, Alexander WHITLOCK, W.H. WHITNEY, William WILBUR, Orsan E. WILDER, George P. WILKINSON, Freeman WILKINSON, James D. WILLEY, James A. WILLIAMS, Lewis WILLIAHSEN, Charles WILSON, Alexander WILSON, James WILSON, Hathew WINKELHAN, William WINTER, George W. WRIGHT, Alexander YATES, Geo. W.W. YEAGER, George JAHES, Angeline GODFREY, Elisabeth LUCAS, Fidelia CUHHINGS, Laura SPICER, Florence CREW, Eliza H. HcCLUTCHAN, Cornelia STOUT, Sarah A. CARTER, Hary E. STOLCUP, Jennie ENGELSHANN, Elise CHASE, Nancy J. ONEAL (ONIEL) Anna ANDREWS, Hahala DAVENPORT, Hary A. ADOLPH, Hary Ann REED, Hulda BENEDICT, S. Addie DIELKS,Sarah C. Date Officiant 31 Oc t. 1867 24 Dec. 1868 26 Nov. 1868 19 Har. 1868 1 Oc t. 1867 28 Nov. 1867 15 Hay 1868 2 Sept. 1868 25 Har. 1868 15 Dec. 1868 3 Sept. 1867 14 Dec. 1868 20 July 1868 16 Apr. 1868 26 Jan. 1869 17 Sept. 1868 20 sept. 1868 31 Oc t. 1868 27 Aug. 1868 James H. Hendry Rev. Ezra Johnson Rev. Henry J. Sallee Rev. Henry Hoys Rev. Wm. C. Tenney Rev. Wm. C. Tenney Rev. H.D. Heechley Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. Henry Hoys Rev. Thorn. W. Henderson Rev. Edward Sitzemann James H. Hendry Father Paul H. Pongegione Charles Pilla, J.P. Chas. Pilla Jesse HcKenney ~ev. Joseph H. Payne Rev. E.D. Bentley Rev. H.D. Healey ;- <- " . -to have and to hold from this day forward; for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and part • to_,~herish, " -64- till death do us �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868 Bride Groom Bride Groom ADAMS, Mary T. ADOLPH, Mary Ann ALBIN, Susan ALLEN, Anna J. ALLEN, Esther Eliza ALTHAUS, Anna ANDERSON, Augusta ANDERSON, Leah ANDREWS, Mahala ANTON, Louise N. ANXIER, Jemima F. AUSTIN, Lucy AVERY, Sarah BALCOM, Lizzie E. BALDWIN, Mary M. BARACKLAW, t1ary A. BARNES, Sarah E. BASINGER, Mary J. BATHURST, Margarete BATTAILLE, Madeline BEAKS, . Harriet A. BEDGOOD, Martha F. BENEDICT, S. Addie BENWOOD, Martha BlNEYARD, Cornelia R. BISSELL, Arabella J. BLACKBIRD, Elisabeth BLACKETTE, Lucinda BLANTON, Mary J. BLODGERT, Carrie M. BORAGAN, Ann BOWERS, Annie BRADLEY, Sarah BRIGGS, Annie BROWN, Amanda BROWN, Martha E. BRUNER, Fnnna BRYANT, Frankie ROBERTS, Howard R. WINTER, George W. TEGART, John H. CARPENTER, H. H. PETTENGILL, Franklin H. GRIBI, Gottlieb LINN, John McMILLEN, David WILSON, Mathew RAHNER (Rehnier), WIn. COUHER, Granville GRAY, John L. RATE, Paul W. BROWN, WIn R. McCLELLAN, Henry S. FRY ,Daniel F. THURSTON, David C. REDMON, Collin M. CLARKE, Lance'C. LEWIS, J. Guy O'NEIL, John B. RIGGS, Stephen F. YATES, Geo. W.H. GRIFFIN, Marcus D. KELLEY, Benjamin F. LOOMIS, William S. HAYDON, Clayton BRANNON, llm. B. HICKMAN, Abraham THORP, Alle COSTELLO, James HUSSEY, Amos NICHOLAS, Thomas CREE, Sanford H. SMITH, Henry JACOBS, John HAZELTINE, WIn. M. AUSTIN, George BURKE, Mary BYERLEY, Mary C. CAMPBELL, Adeline V. CAMPBELL, Mary CANNOW, Mrs. Helen E. CARELL, Nancy CARTER; Mary C. CARTER, Mary E. CASE, Edith CASE, Jane CASEL, Louisa CAYTON, Sarah A. CHAMBERS, Annette D. CHAPMAN, Ellen CHASE, Nancy J. CLOUGH, Addie M. COBEL (Coble), Mollie E. COBLENTZ, Julia COLBERT, Ellen COLIER, Catherine COLLIER, Hannah COLVER, Susan G. COMBS, Ellen COOK, Mattie J. COON, Ann COOP, Maria COWAN, Chloe CREW, Eliza M. CROSS, Katy CUMMINGS. Laura DAVENPORT, Mary A. DAVIS, Alice DAVIS, Huldah D. DAVIS, Lucretia DAVIS, Martha DAVIS, Mary E. DETER, Drusella DIELKS, Sarah C. BROPHY, Martin SOWERS, William L. BROOKS, Cyrus D. HOLT, Moses CORNELL, John H. HULL, Daniel FEARING, \~. WILLEY, James A. BENNETT, Sidney KNIGHT, Wilder McGEE, Thomas REED, Joseph S. ARCHER, Charles A. STURDY, Frank WILSON, Alexander FAIR, Frank P. ARCHER, Daniel J. GREEN, Albert R. EWING, Fleming HINES, Daniel H. McANALL, John SAMPLE, Nathan P. GAITHER, Harrison CLARK (E), Adam SMITH, Joseph COOP, David MOORE, Edmund WILDER, George P. CROUCH, Rowley \ffiITNEY, \~illiam WINKELMAN, William MEDILL, William SCOGGAN, WIn. G. FISHER, Samuel BENIN, James HENMAN, David G. MICTHELL, Thomas YEAGER, George -65- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868 Bride Groom Bride Groom OOLESAM, Jane DOPSON, Sarah DRESDEN, Manca DUNCAN, Ann Eliza DUNCAN, Maggie W. DUNN, Gertrude A. DUNN, Nannie EAGON, Mary ECKARD, Amelia EDENFIELD, Mary R. EDMONDS, Rebecca J. ELAM,Mary D. ELDRIDGE, Alice M. ELDRIDGE, Emma J. EI:.LISON, Eliza ENGELSMANN, Elise ERNST, Helen ERWIN, Elida FITTAN, Martha FITZPATRICK, Sarah C. FIX, Maria FLINN, Lucinda FOSTER, Eva M. FOX, Mary E. FRANKLIN, Sarah FREY, Rosine F1JRGUSON, Nancy GAEST, Mary A. GALLAGHER, Anna M. GALLAGHER, Margaret GARDNER, Sarah M. GATES, Fannie Louise GATHKNICHT, Mary GENTRY, Elizabeth GEORGE, Mary GINGRICK, Mattie GODFREY, Elisabeth GRAHAM, Margaret GRAY, Sarah HALL, Rosanna GILLILAND, Elijah B. LEE, Samuel GREGGS, Grattan JOHNSON, Nelson M. GREGG, Nathan P. BARNES, William E. ELLERTON, John H. BOWMAN, W.H. FAY, Rufus NII?PER, Thomas GARRISON, Daniel F. SIMPSON, Leonard LEARNARD, William B. RIGGS, Joseph E. Mc CORMICK, John D. WILLIAMSEN, Charles SCHOTT, John F. ASHTON, Charles B. EGGART, Henry W. GOODE, Robert H. SMITH, William SPARKS, Nero ALLEN, James M. CARDWELL, D. A. AUSTON, Frank HMS, Christian UNDERWOOD, James B. CUTLER, Calvin H. PRICE, Joseph R. PRICE, Francis M. PEASE, Edward M. LOCKE, Henry Clay GUASE (Gnasa), John G. ALLEN, Jesse J. BOONE, Lewis SYKES, James B. WHITLOCK, Alexander TORRANCE, John GROSS (Goss), James KNIGHT, Francis E. HALL, Sarah HAM, Elizabeth HANFORD, Annie T. HARMON, Susannah HARVEY, Sarah HATTON, Catherine HElM, Kate HENLEY, Elizabeth P. HENPHILL, Lydia A. HERRICK, Lydia Ann HIETT, Oxan C. HILL, Susan HOLLAND, Emeline HOLTZ, Catherin HOMAN, Mary F. HOSTEND, Martha HOUSE, Fanny HOWARD, Melissa HOWE, Minnie HUDSON, Ann HULL, Annie lllJRREY, Mary HUTCHINSON, America HUTCHINSON, Dora J. ILIFF, Esther A. JAMES, Angeline JESMAN, Mary JOHNSON, Eliza JOHNSON, Laurie JOHNSON, Sarah J. JOINER, Nancy E. (J.) JONES, Edwonia Elizabeth JONES, Hester A. JONES, Mrs. Lucinda JONES, Martha JONES, Nettie JOY, Mrs. Gracie KEEPE, Mary O. KENNEDY, Agnes H. KENNEDY, Harriet COX, Payton ADAMS, Benjamin ROBERTS, John R. RAZEY, Daniel B. CHAFFEE, Y.C.G. GODFREY, Charles PENCE, Andrew J. MILLER, John E. DUFF,~ James A. DICKSON, Charles CHALLIS, Walter S. HAM, Henry POI SAL , George F. ROTH, George C. HELM, Daniel J. BURDETT, A.R. BERGMAN, Wolf BALDWIN, John t-1ARSHALL, Joseph CHASE, William MILLER, Leander JACKSON, Franklin SKAGGS, John SAWYER, Byron SPURLOCK, W.B. WHITE, William F. HICKOK, D.H. MARRIAN, Thomas BLACKBURN, John JAMESON, Horrace T. HOLBERT, John J. POTTER, Mathias R. JOY, Stephen BERRY, Green C. ULRICH, Henry HUTCHINGS, James A. PERSING, William WHITE, Michael TAYLOR, John F. BARNES, John -66- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868 Bride Groom Bride Groom KENNY Eliza Ann KIMBALL, Martha KING, Celia KLAUSE, Mary KLINE, Julia KNOX, Rachel KNOX, Roda LAMBERS, Julia A. LANDRETH, Frances LANDRETH, Sarah A. LANE, Josephine LANE, Mary V. LARMIX, Sophia LASSITER, Abigal LASSITER, Louisa K. LEACH, Eliza J. LEE, Mary LEE, Rebecca LEWIS, Silna LIMING, Arrnilda J. LOGN, Emeline LONG, Mary LOUIS, Sarah LOWASH, Elizabeth LUCAS, Fidelia LUTZ, Magdaline LYON, Sallie L. MADDIX, Sarah , Maradick Anna MARTIN, Almina MARTIN, Anna MASON, Susan McBRIDE, Minerva McCLUTCHAN, Cornelia McCUNE, Ellen McGUIRE, Lydia McINTOSH, Ella McKINNEY, Martha BRONBOKER, David HOWELL, Walter LAWS, John URMAN, Charles JOHNSON, Walker SPARKS, Louis WASHINGTON, George BOUTWELL, George H. SCOTT, Walter COLE, Sanruel McClellan, Donald HART, Joseph V. BUSH, John REDDING, Win. G. BABB, George ETTER, Geo. A. NARMINE (Norrnine), Win. JORDAN, Danniel FORTNIGHT, Riley GRANT, Henry C. THORP, Lafayette SETTER, Haman HILL, Thomas COLEMAN, Cosma T. WHITLOCK, W.M. ORTH, John BRYAN, Leonard R. SMITH, Elijah EPPLE, Gottlieb McLAUGHLIN, James WHITE, Robert TYRER, Charles W. RANSON, Henry TERRIL, Josiah WILKINSON, Freeman OLIVER, Charles BROWN, J.D. STRASBURG, Win. H. ELLIOTT, Franklin M. McLAUGHLIN, Sarah J. McQUEEN, Einma J. McWHINNEY, Consuello MESSENHAMMER, Mary MILLER, Annie MILLER, Mary A. MORSE, Addie MUMFORD, Harriet MURPHY, Lizzie L. NELSON, Enlissa NOELL, Martha E. NOLT, Dorotea NORMAN, Mary NOTTINGHAM, Louisa O'NEAL (O'Niel), Anna PARKE, Mary F. PARKER, Frances PATTERSON, Hannah PATTERSON, Helen P. PATTERSON, Mary A. PAYTON, Maria J. PETERS, Einma PIERATT, Emma PIERCE, Laura PIERSON, Martha A. POLLAND, Einma POOLE, Myra H. PRESTON, Martilda E. PRICE, Mary RAFFE, Susannah B. RAY, Harriet S. REECE, Sarah Lydia Margrette REED, Hulda REYNOLDS, Kate RIGLMAN, Julia M. RIPLEY, Catherine ROBINSON, Ida ROCHELL, Perline SUTTON, Stephen B. EBERHART, Paul C. HOWARD, Noah F. KEENEY, Jacob B. ADAMS, John C. FANNING, Geo. T. CUMMINGS, William J. MARTIN, James TOOTHAKER, Win. H. GREELEY, Ashley H. SCHOTTA, William MARSKE, Arnandus LUTZ, Jacob HAVENS, George WILSON, James SELIG, August L. ANDERSON, Andrew FITSHUGH, James CONE (Cane), Titus K. HARRIS, Sylvester D. HILL, Thomas J. STEVENIN, Martin BENTLEY, Isaac STEEL, Moses N. STEELE, James C. ROSE, John J. FILLMORE, Hasen S. CONNELEY, Geo. W. DUDLEY, Phillip ROTHROCK, Hiram HAMIL, John H. (Henry) MARR-; -67- GEILZ, William Alexander McINTOSH, Robert VALENTINE, Antony BAILEY, James M. RATLIFF, Henry MOORE, James \~IGHT, �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868 Bride RODIBAUGH,Maggie E. RODIBAUGH, Martha J. ROE, Amanda ROSE, Nancy J. ROSS, Mary ROTE, Mary C. RUPPEL, Lana SAMMONS, Catherine SAMPLES, Martha SANBORN, Mary F. SAUNDERS, Caroline A. SEARING (Seaving), Alice SEWARD, Eunice M. SHEARER, Sarah E. SIMONS, Alamina Sophia SIMPSON, Angeline SIMPSON, Minda SMITH, Emeline L. SMITH, Emma SMITH, Frances J. SMITH, Grace B. SMITH, Synthia SMITH, Yarra T. SOXMAN, Susanna E. SPENCER, Nellie J. SPICER, Florence SPITTER (Spitler), Catharine SPITTER, Mary , SPURGEON, Aroline STANFIELD, Martha Ann STAPLES, Hulda M. STATLER, Mary STEPHENS, Mary E. STEPHENS, Matilda H. STEPP, Nippa (Neffa) STOLCUP, Jennie Groom LITTLEJOHN, Jesse D. PHAGAN, James WALTON, Charles CUMMINGS, Jacob CRANE, Thomas PEMBERTON, Howard MEARFELIUS, Casper HAHN, Samuel COAPE, Joseph ROBEY, John QUARLES, Joseph V., Jr. OWENS, WIn. K. CURRY, John C. MAY, Vance W. SUTTON, Franklin THOMPSON, Hugh WASHINGTON, George JONES, John B. DAVIS, Charles F. CAMPBELL, Leverett C. HUDDLESTON, Elkanah McGILLORA, Quash SKAGGS, Thomas T. ( ? ) MARSHALL, WIn. A. HAYES, Ebenezer B. WILBUR, Orsan E. KEENY, WIn. H. WAYBRIGHT, William MACY, Orsan R. NIX, Allen MALONEY, WIn. G. APITZ, Charles BROWN, John P. GARVIN, David FORTNER, James Williams, Lewis Bride Groom STONE, Alice I. STOUT, Sarah A. STUDEBAKER, Levina J. SUTTON; Anna TAYLOR, Charlotte K. TAYLOR, Elizabeth THOMAS, Ellen THOMPSON, Mollie TIBBOT (Tibbits), Angeline TINNER, Lottie TIPTON, Amanda TODD, Mary TOLL, Missouri TROUT, Eliza '!WIGS, Priscila UNBERGER, Esther Jane VAIL, Marie Elizabeth VITT, Louise WADDELL, Anna WAKEFIELD, Mrs. Ellen WALKER, Harriet WARD, Almira WASHBURN, Susan A. WATKINS, Ellen WATSON, Mary J. WEAVER, Mary. J. WELLS, Augus ta B. WELLS, Rebecca WHEELER, Mrs. Catharine WHITE, C.S. WHITE, Margrette WHITE, Mary WHITNEY, Fanny WILEY, Charity M. WILKINSON, Mary F. WILLBRANT, Rebecca WILLEY, Nellie BLAYNEY, Oberlin C. WILKINSON, James D. IRWIN, Nelson J. CHILDS, Isaac BRACKETT, George C. HINDMAN, Lorenzo W. KERR, William PEW, Cager BUCK, Philo M. KELLEY, Toney JUSTICE, Athelston JOHNSON, Harrison POTTER, John D. RAUFFMEN, Charles E. '!WIGS, Ephram McKENNEY, Thomas J. BLAKEWELL, Rev. John FREY, Henry WADDELL, Thomas GOSS, Alfred F. CARNES, Andrew MADDEN, George VINTON, Marcus M. MEAYES, Tuzar PENNINGTON, Winfield S. PORTER, Stiles QUIMLEY, Calvin L. PURSINGER, John MIDDLETON, Jesse H. KEMPER, Adam D. H. ECKARDT, David LUTZ, John P. WARREN, Thomas W. PECK, Amos EMERY, John L. 0' BRIAN, Henry HALL, James C. -68- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868 Bride Groom Bride Groom Willey, Zarilda A. WILLIAMS, Clarinda F. WILLIAMS, Rebecca WILSON, Eliza WINFORD, Eliza WALTON, John HALLMARK, Daniel WALLACE, George BARKER, Parris JOHNSON, Archa WOOD, Alice E. WRIGHT, Delila YOTER (Yater), Malinda YOUNG, Medora YOUNG, Sarah ZENNCKE (Zenneke) Hennette HAru-jAN, Win. F. HENRY, Harry BROOKS, Alfred BLACKBURN, Henry HERRIG, John DINN (Diurr), Chas. D. Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer (for this book) Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book) ., .' , t .. j" , , unto thr h.ow thr ror~ i.s:. , o unto thrman is' woman; . \O\1.9h ~hr brnof' hilll"S'ht obt..Y.ihinl. Jbl!IID~'" t91lou.gh f'hr braUl~' hhn:ytt ~h(' follou~': ~~rlr~~ rl'lth l.l.1ithout tht othtr:' i .. ' t~mgfrllo\\;, Copied from "Our Wedding" booklet by The Methodist Book Concern Submitted by Beverley Chapman 1'" .,;" ,-69, . ~ , t �DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS HARRIAGE RECORDS 1869 From books 2 and 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas--Copied and proofread by Edna Welling, Vivian Clough, and Mary Jamison, April 1982. Bridegroom ADAMS, Jabez ARVIL, Marcisse AUDINWOOD, Simeon AUSTIN, Vernon D. BALDWIN, George A. BANDEL, William BARKER, Daniel BARRICKLOW, George R. BARRICKLOW, Henry BARRICKLOW, H.V.D. BATDORF, Samuel BEACH, David C. BENEDICT, Mucius R. BERTSCHINGER, Adolph BEUREAU, Henry BOWEN, Zadok C~ (Zadack) BOWYER, Henry BRAGG, James M. BREKHEISEN, William BRINKMAN, August BROCK, Cornelius BROOKS, Henry M. BROWN, Levi BRUEGGER, Christian BUCK, John BURGIN, William CAREY, W.M. CARLSON, Olaf CAYLOR, Peter H. Bride Date Officiant AUXIER, Nancy BUTEL, Mary WATTS, Mary CASE, Harriett FREEMAN, Mary HALLER, Josephine FURGERSON, Tennessee FRAME, S. Annie FRAME, Julia A. PATTERSON, Ascenath LOHR, Mattie E. TAYLOR, Clara E. ROSEBROOK, Harriet M. GERSTENBERGER, Anna ANDERSON, Sarah E. JOHNSON, Minnie R. LAUD, Ladorah B. VICKERS, Martha SCHINDEL, Amilia COTTENBERG, Maria SIGGINS, Angeline FISK, Mary C. WILLSON, Elizabeth LENZ, Martha REEL, Polly Jane BLAKE, Louisa GILLILAND, Alice FRITZEL, Sophia HALLMARK, Susan M. 13 Apr. 1869 2 Feb. 1869 5 Oct. 1869 6 Sep. 1869 5 July. 1869 6 Nov. 1869 30 Apr. 1869 9 Nov. 1869 24 Feb. 1869 2 Dec. 1869 2 May. 1869 5 Aug. 1869 21 Aug 1869 18 Mar. 1869 2 Sep. 1869 4 Nov. 1869 7 Mar. 1869 2"Sep. 1869 12 Jan. 1869 14 Jan. 1869 28 Apr. 1869 6 Feb. 1869 28 Oct. 1869 28 Sep. 1869 4 Nov. 1869 18 Sep. 1869 17 Jun. 1869 4 Nov. 1869 20 Jun 1869 Rev. J.H. Bonebrake Rev. Joseph Perrier Rev. John K. Dunn Rev. J.C. Herron Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. T.W. Henderson Rev. W.R. Davis Rev. LB. Orwig Rev. Chas.J. Lovejoy Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. D.M. Moore Rev. Christian Haas Rev. C.E. Lewis Rev. H.K. Muth Rev. L.R. Campbell Rev. Wm. A. Starrett Rev. Jos. Rahskopf Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. J.H. BaIlon Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. J.A. Reitz Chas. Pilla, J.P. Rev. Richard Cordley Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. Dexter Tucker -70- �1869 BRIDEGROOM CHANDLER, Richard CHAPMAN, Josiah CHRISTIAN, Joseph W. CLARK, Ezekiel CLARK, Henry C. CLARKE, (CLARK) Phillip CLOVER, Sutton S. COHEN, Henry COLBERT, Anthony COLE, Angie COLLINS, Thomas J. COMBS, Abner CONANT, John W. CONELY, Thomas CONGER, Theron S. COOK, James COVEY,Daniel CRAIG, Green CRAMER, Conrad J. CRAMER, Joseph A. CREWS, James R. CUTTER, George DAVIS, Ira BRIDE DATE VITT, Elizabeth HUNTER, Clara A. MORRIS, Mary Erastus STITT, (STILL) Rovia M. DAVIS, Sarah J. WALKER, Amanda MOAK, Ella ·GOLDSTANDT, Sarah CLARK, Charity NORTON, Jennie E. DONNELLY, Bridget COOK, Elmina UMBARGER, Alice KINCAID, Mary WHITCOMB, Cynthia CRUMLEY, Amanda J. PATTY, Clara R. JOHNSON, (JENKINS) Maria WILLIS, Mary L. HUNT, N. Augusta MOORE, Julia A. DEERING, H. Lizzie GRIFFITH, Louisa DAVIS, Robert M. DAVIS, William DEAN, Washington DEMPSEY, Michael DERSHEM, John A. DICKER, Alfred J. DODDER, Silas . DONAHUE, Peter DUNCAN, William DURHAM, John A. EDER, Michel EDWARDS, Francis L. CAMPBELL, Charlotte CALDWELL, Martha HALL, Louisa MITCHELL, Serilda B. HAYES, Martha H. TYSON, Lizzie G. BAILEY, Mary BURNS, Belle McCLANAHAN, Martha HUGHS, Mary J. OBERLEITHNER, Anna LAWRENCE, Emma (Mrs.) EGE, William ELDRIDGE, John GABRIELLE, Harriette COVEY, Lourena -71- OFFICIANT Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. 22 Nov 1869 Rev. Henry B. Belmer 26 June 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout 4 Feb. 1869 Rev. J.E. Bryan 25 Nov. 1869 Rev. J.F. Morgan 11 Nov. 1869 Rev. J.H. Payne 11 Apr. 1869 Rev. G.S. Dearborn 6 Apr. 1869 Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. 17 May 1869 (License) Rev. Dudley Lee 28 Dec. 1869 Rev. Andrew Stout 6 Apr 1869 Rev. John T. Cunningham 13 Apr 1869 Rev. Jas. C. Herron 25 Jun. 1869 Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. 26 Nov. 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham 15 Oct. 1869 Rev. Jas. H. BaIlon 23 Dec. 1869 Rev. Isaac Atkinson 27 Dec. 1869 Rev. J.F. Morgan 27 Dec. 1869 Rev. Hector Barker 21 Mar. 1869 Rev. Ephraim Nute, Jr .. 21 June 1869 Rev. RrL. Harford 10 Nov. 1869 Jas. M. Hendry, P.J; 30 Mar. 1869 Rev. V.M. King 2 Sept. 1869 Wm. P. McKey Rev. 12 Sept. 1869 (Md. Leavenworth Co.) A.J. Jennings, J.P. 9 Nov. 1869 Rev. Dudley Lee 31 Oct. 1869 Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. 5 Nov. 1869 Rev. R.L. Harford 5 July 1869 Rev. R.S. Harford 18 Apr 1869 Rev. Jas. S. Griffing 25 Nov 1869 Rev. John Eaton 9 Oct. 1869 Rev. John F. Cunningham 18 July 1869 Rev. J.H. Bonebrake 10 Jan. 1869 Rev. Richard Cordley 4 Oct. 1869 Rev. John Pichler 25 May 1869 Andrew Parsons 6 June 1869 (Sac & Fox Agency, Osage County) Rev. Christian Haas 14 Mar. 1869 Rev. J.F. Morgan 9 Dec. 1869 �1369 BRIDEGROm1 BRIDE EMERY, John L. ENGELSMANN, Villiam VILKINSON, Mary F. THOMAN, Anna EPPLE, Christian FALVELL, Vm. R. FERRISS, Dewitt C. FIELD, Lyman FISCH (FISHER) (FISHIR), John FLAGLER, Phil, Jr. FLORER, John N. FORTNER, Elijah FRAZIER, Robert L. FRITZ, Charles TRAUGOTT, Gabriel GEE, Jefferson GILMORE, Vm. J. GOODSELL, John M. HERSCHBEIN, Maria OVENS, Elisabeth Ann COOLEY, Louisa J. GREAR (GRIER), Millie M. HARROTT, Theresia GERGUSON, Mattie D. FINNEY, Annie HARRIS, Mary GRONER (GROVER), Jannett E. GRUNDEL, Anna STETS, Anna NANCE, Paulina B. MEEK, Laura J. VOODRUM, Olive A. GRAHAM, Champ H. GRAVES, Orin E. GREEN, Thomas G. GRIESA, A.H. GUM, Samuel H. HAAS, Lewis HALBERT, James M. HALL, Thomas M. HAM, James I HARDING, John H. HEALSIG, Radolph F. HECK, John H. HEINS, Henry HELM, Andrew E. HENDRY, John V. HICKS, Amos HINES, David P. HODGE, Villiam H. HUGHES, Peter V. DATE 1 Jan. 1869 22 Jan 1869 (liscense date?) 5 Oct. 1869 11 May 1869 25 Oct. 1869 14 Sept. 1869 10 Mar. 1869 OFFICIANT . Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Jas M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Christian Haas H.K. Muth R.B. Robinson Andrew Stout John Pichler Rev. G.S. Dearborn Rev. Vm. A. Starrett Rev. Dudley Lee Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. John A. Reitz Rev. Henry Moys Rev. Jas. C. Herron Rev. Andrew Parsons VAUGHN, Martha N. BRANSON, Malinda MOORE, Hittie E. BEEBE (BEBEE), Amelia COLE, Sarah Melissa JOHANNING, Eliz. C. GALLAGHER, Sarah J. 24 Feb. 1869 27 July 1869 14 Feb. 1869 10 May 1869 24 Apr. 1869 6 Nov. 1869 11 Jan. 1869 14 Oct. 1869 28 Sept. 1869 (md. Franklin Co.) 25 Nov. 1869 16 Dec. 1869 27 Jan. 1869 29 July 1869 18 Mar. 1869 10 July 1869 23 Dec. 1869 DESKINS, Adell MARTIN (ALLEN), Mary E. DURLAND, Ettie B. BROCKMEIER, Fredericke E. FAULK, Anna V. VICKS, Lorensey D. HOTTEL, Mary E. RALSTIN, Elizabeth M. FERGESON, Orlena VALTERS, Mary LINSLEY, Mary Averetta C. BECK, Amelia 22 Sep. 1869 8 Apr. 1869 17 Nov. 1869 15 Nov. 1869 5 Aug. 1869 28 Sept. 1869 27 May 1869 14 Apr. 1869 5 Aug. 1869 8 June 1869 18 Apr. 1869 20 Apr. 1869 Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. H.H. Rev. Rev. Rev. -72- Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. H.H. Rev. Rev. J.E. Bryan Eliz. B. Danforth J.E. Bryan Richard Cordley Howard, J.P. Christian Haas Jas. V. Gallagher (or J.P.) J.E. Bryan B.F. Lewis Frank M. Ellis Christian Haas Henry B. Belmer Andrew Stout E. DeVitt Jas. Bryson Howard, J.P. John Bower R.S. Harford J.F. Morgan �1869 OFFICIANT BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE HUTCHINSON, T.J. JAMISO~, William W. JEFFREYS, Hezekiah JOHNSON, Jasper JOURNEY, Thomas L. KAT HERMAN , Michael KEEFE, Edmond (Edmund) BOWARD, Sarah TENNEY, Nellie HARRIS, Caroline HARPER, Mary E. HARRIS, Emma HATNEY, Ellen HUGHES (SHUSE), Sebrey Ann (Sebury) MORRIS, Mary E. HAGUE, Sarah J. HENRY, Isabella LARSSON, C. Ullreka FALWELL, Emma 21 June 1869 22 Apr. 1869 7 July 1869 13 June 1869 13 Mar. 1869 4 Feb. 1869 27 June 1869 Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Richard Cordley Wm. A. Starrett Dudley Lee John S. Brown LB. Orwig John Bower Anthony Kuhls 13 Apr. 1869 4 Apr. 1869 1 Aug. 1869 28 Nov. 1869 7 Apr. 1869 Rev. Rev. Rev. Jas. B.H. Jacob Markwood Jas~ E. Bryan Gabriel Gray M. Hendry, P.J. Muth, V.D.M. KERNS, John H. LERNE (LERUE), Charles LEWIS, John LGUNGBERG, P.J. LICHENBERG, Moses (LICHENBURG) LISTON, Thomas J. LITCHFIELD, James LONG, Lewis S. MACY, Horace MADDOCK, Stephen MADISON, Christ MARGROVE, George W. (MARGROVE) MC CARTY, William R. MC COACH, John MC DOUGAL, Daniel MC FARLAND, John MC GREG, George MESSER, Nathan F. MILLER (SCHMILLER), Jos. MILLER, Richard ALEXANDER, Emma A. FLORER, Melinda HALL, Adda YATES, Hattie MACK, Nellie NELSON, Botilda POWEL, Julia A. 17 Jan 1869 24 Jan. 1869 18 Feb. 1869 3 June 1869 7 Mar. 1869 2S June, 1869 12 June 1869 Rev. G.G. Dearborn Rev. John Bowen R.W. Dummer, J.P. Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Pilla, J. P. Rev. Henry B. Belmer Rev. John S. Brown TODHUNTER, Rachel J. TAYLOR, Mary M. BAKER, Emily GALLAGHER, Eliza J. DAVIS, Maria ADAMS, Florence RYDER (REITER), Mary CARRIGAN, Mary A. John M. (Mc)Cheej man , P.J. E.G. Macy, J.P. Rev. J.F. Morgan Rev. Werter R. Davis C.B. Rice, J.P. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. John Pichler Rev. Wm.P. Mc Key MOORE, Thomas MYRICK, Lucian NOYES, Merrit OLNEY, Llullyn J. PARKS, Joseph PAYNE, Jefferson S. PEASE, Allen L. PEASLEE, Abraham WINFREY, Jane RIGGS, Louisa MERRIMAN, Helen L. UPSTILL, E. Louisa DANIELS, Hannah BULLOCK, Anna M. VARD, Sophia M. BARRICKLOW Julia 28 Oct. 1869 2S July 1869 7 Jan. 1869 28 Nov. 1869 7 Nov. 1869 4 Mar. 1869 8 Apr. 1869 12 Sept. 1869 (md. Leavenworth Co.) 9 June 1869 6 Oct. 1869 10 Oct. 1869 16 Dec. 1869 27 Sept. 1869 23 Feb. 1869 28 Jan. 1869 10 Mar. 1869 -73- Chas. Chadwick, J. P., Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Eliz. B. Danforth Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn Rev. John S. Brown Rev. C.H. Lovejoy �1869 BRIDEGROOt1 BRIDE PECK, George S. PERKINS, Frederick N. PETERSON, Daniel PICKEREL, Christian PILLSBURY, Josiah H. PITTS, Emery HATTON, Lucinda DAVIS, Rebecca LINGRUN, Carrie BAILEY, Lucretia M. STEELE, Emma MITCHELL, Emma T. PLANZ~ Jacob PLATT, John PORTER, Stephen E. POTTS, Geo. J. POVELL, Nathan PULVERMILLER, Conrad RALSTON, Charles ~DELL, Thomas RANSOM, Albert REDINGTON, Patrick REYNOLDS, John M. RING, James M. RISSE, John RITZMAN, William ROBSON, John RUSSELL, Ezra R. SALTER, Robert T. SAMPLE, John B. SANDRES, George W. SAUNDERS, Abner M. SCOTT, Charles C. SEARL, Reuben S. SEYMORE, Christopher SIMINGTON, John SINCLAIR, William T. SKELTON, William T. SLAGLE, Wm. H. SMITH, Daniel E. SMITH,James W. DATE 11 Feb. 1869 18 Jan. 1869 8 Har. 1869 1 Feb. 1869 4 Nov. 1869 8 Aug. 1869 (md. Jefferson Co.) STOEBENER, Mary 14 Jan. 1869 MC KINNEY, Mary A. 4 Hay 1869 FRARER, Alma M. 6 Nov. 1869 YATES, Mattie 13 June 1869 3 Hay 1869 CUSHENBURG, Fannie 4 Oct. 1869 HEINIS, Hulierteme JACKSON, Evaline 22 Sept. 1869 5 July 1869 SMITH, Christine 31 Oct. 1869 O'CONNELL, Honora MC KEEMAN, Mary 18 May 1869 TIPTON, Rebecca 24 Oct. 1869 HOWARD, Harriet 1 Apr. 1869 SCHAFFER, Ernestine 19 Sug. 1869 OSBORNE, Hattie E. 2 Dec. 1869 5 Jan. 1869 MOSSER, Ann Eliza VICE, Nannie' H. ? Nov. 1869 YOUNG, Elisabeth 23 Mar. 1869 CURRY, Adelia J. 22 Aug. 1869 15 Apr. 1869 RODHAN, Elizabeth J. PERCY, Hary A. 3 Nov. 1869 HIGHBY, Mary L. 7 Feb. 1869 24 Dec. 1869 HUNT, Hattie E. 5 May 1869 BANKS, Lucy R. (license) ELLIOTT, Isabella 25 Feb. 1869 (md. Leavenworth Co.) SMITH, Frank L. 20 Oct. 1869 (ms. Shawnee Co.)ADDINGTON, Sarah J. 3 Hay 1869 POE, Elizabeth 27 Oct. 1869 WILLIAHS, Alice M. 28 Dec. 1869 JOHNSTON (JOHNSON), Sarah H.R. 25 Feb. 1869 -74- OFFICIANT Rev. John B. Hc Cleery Rev. Samuel Weeks Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Jas. H. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Eliz. B. Danforth Robert L. Gilbert, J.P. Jas. Rev. Jas. Rev. H.H. Jas. Rev. Jas. Rev~ Rev. Rev. -REV. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Jas. H. Hendry, P.J. S. Veaver H. Hendry, P.J. Richard C6rdley Howard, J.P. H. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley M. Hendry, P.J. Eliz. B. Danforth John F. Cunningham V.H. King H.M. Hann (Hauo) John Pichler J.S. Griffing G.S. Dearborn J.H. Bonebrake Wm. A. Starrett James Bryson Richard Cordley H.G. Murch Richard Cordley H. Hendry, P.J. Rev. D.H. Hickok Rev. Vinfield Scott Rev. James H. BaIlon Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Ezra Johnson Rev. 1. B. Orwig �1869 BRIDEGROOf1 SMITH, Sanders SMITH, WM. H. SNIDER, Joseph G. SNOOK, George E. SOXMAN, Henry R. SPRIGGS, James SPROUL, James A. STAUSS (STRAUSS), John STEVENS, Henry M. STEVENS, Tilman H. STICKNEY, John STOKES, Henry STRODE, Isam STROUP, Isaac W. STURDY, Jonah TAYLOR, Jack THOMAS, Barclay THOMPSON, Alfred THORNTON, Joseph TINGLE, Peter TOBEY, Samuel O. TOYNSENS, Jackson URECH, Casper VANDERPOOL, Thomas B. BRIDE MADDEN, Dorcus NELSON, Jane R. WEEKS, Mary B. DAVIDSON, Martha J. ROTHROCK, Elizabeth A. WATTS, Fannie HAYNE (HAYS) Matilda J. WIERE, Charlotte L.M. THOMPSON, Martha A. RUE, Eva M. HELM, Eliza J. WADDLE, Mary E. MARSHALL, Climelsa McGEE, Mary M. JONES, Pamelia DEAN, Annie RANDALL, Phebe JENKINS, Mattie MORTON, ? HACKLEY, Elizabeth FULLER, Augusta J. WHITE, Mary FRIEDLIN (FREIDLEIN) Paulina STEWART, Ada DATE 9 May 1869 8 Mar. 1869 17 Nov. 1869 29 Apr. 1869 25 Mar. 1869 24 Aug. 1869 15 Apr. 1869 20 Dec. 1869 30 June 1869 30 Nov. 1869 27 May 1869 12 Jan 1869 25 Mar. 1869 14 Feb. 1869 14 Oct. 1869 29 Dec. 1869 21 Jan. 1869 21 Oct. 1869 20 Jan. 1869 25 Feb. 1869 9 Oct. 1869 11 Apr. 1869 5 May 1869 VARNUM, John G. VAUX, J.J. (F.?) WADE, William P. WALKER, James F. WARD, George M. WARLUP, Peter WELCH, Isaac WHIPPLE, Frank B. WICKS, John N. RYAN, Anna R. HATTEN Ruth BRITT, H. Amelia DORSEY, Lois H. RINEHART, Elizabeth GANDLEY, Annie BAILEY, Anna S. PERSELL, Sarah A. DUFJIELD, Jennie WILDMAN, John A. WILLIAMS, Allen HAMILTON, Josephine RICHARDSON, Annie (Nancy) -75- 5 Nov. 1869 (md. Jefferson Co.) 17 Feb. 1869 7 Jan. 1869 28 Oct. 1869 27 Oct. 1869 ? Nov. 1869 25 Oc t. - 1869 11 Nov. 1869 23 Sept. 1869 13 Mar. 1869 (License) 7 July 1869 5 May 1869 OFFICIANT - Rev. Gabriel Gray Geo. A., Banks, J. P. Rev. Werter R. Davis Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Peter Brubaker Rev. J.N. Lee Rev. Hector Barker Rev. Carl F.W. Trepton Rev. Henry M. Green Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. E. Dewitt Rev. Andrew Stout Rev. T.W. Henderson Chas. Pilla, J.P. Chas. J. Lovejoy Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Richard Cordley Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Dudley Lee Rev. Hector Barker Geo. A. Banks, J.P. Rev. H.G. Murch Rev. Carl F.W. Treptow Rev. Wm. P. McKey Rev. Joseph Iliff Chas. Pilla, J.P. Rev. John K. Dunn Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Rev. Rev. Rev. Jas. John F. Cunningham R.L. Harford R.L. Harford M. Hendry, P.J. Jas. M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. J. Wellington Henderson �BRIDEGROOM WILSON, Josiah T. WITHERELL, Justus WOOD, Edwin W. WOOD, Lewis O. WOODWARD, David T. YODER, Charles P. YOUNG, George E. YOUNG, James YOUNG, James W. YOUNG, John F. ZUEHLKA, Charles :,: r- --- I I 1_- -.--- .- - I II -76- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869 Bride Groom Bride Groom ADAMS, Florence ADDINGTON, Sarah J. ALEXANDER, Emma A. ANDERSON, Sarah E. AUXIER, Nancey BAILEY, Anna S. BAILEY, Lucretia M. BAILEY, Mary BAKER, Emily BANKS, Lucy R. BARRICKLOW, Julia BECK, Amelia BEEBE (Bebee) Amelia BLAKE, Louisa BRANSON, Malinda BRITT, H. Amelia BROCKMEIER, Fredericke BULLOCK, Anna M. BURNS, Belle BUTEL, Mary CALDWELL, Anna CALDWELL, Martha CAMPBELL, Charlotte CARRIGAN, Mary A. CARRUTH, Lucie A. CASE, Harriett CHEVALIER, Eugenia CLARK, Charity COLE, Sarah Melissa COOK, Elmina COOLEY, Louisa J. COTTENBERG, Maria COVEY, Lourena CRAIN, Elizabeth B. CRUMLEY, Amanda J. CURRY, Adelia J. MESSER, Nathan F. SKELTON, William T. LISTON, Thomas J. BEUREAU, Henry ADAMS, Jabez WELCH, Isaac PICKEREL, Christian DODDER, Silas McDOUGAL, Daniel SEYMORE, Christopher PEASLEE, Abraham IDJGHES, Peter W. GRIESA, A.H. BURGIN, William GRAVES, Orin E. WADE, William P. HEALSIG, Radolph F. PAYNE, Jefferson S. DONAHUE, Peter ARVIL, Marcisse WITHERELL, Justus DAVIS, William 0 DAVIS, Robert M. MILLER, Richard WOOD, Edwin W. AUSTIN, Vernon D. YOUNG, John F. COLBERT, Anthony GUM, Samuel H. COMBS, Abner FERRISS, Dewitt C. BRINKMAN, August ELDRIDGE, John YOUNG, George E. COOK, James SAMPLE, John B. CUSHENBURG, Fannie DANIELS, Hannah DAVIDSON, Martha J. DAVIS, Maria DAVIS, Rebecca DAVIS, Sarah J. DEAN, Annie DEERING, H. Lizzie DESKINS, Adell DeWITT, Jane DONNELLY, Bridget DONOVAN, Ella DORSEY, Lois H. DUFFIELD, Jennie DURLAND, Ettie B. EDGINGTON, Almira ELLIOTT, Isabella FALWELL, Emma FAULK, Anna V. FERGESON, Orlena FINNEY, Annie FISK, Mary C. FLORER, Melinda FRAME, Julia A. FRAME, S. Annie FRARER, Alma M. FREEMAN, Mary FRIEDLIN, (Freidlein) Paulina FRITZEL, Sophia FULLER, Augusta J. FURGERSON, Tennessee GABRIELLE, Harriette GALLAGHER, Eliza J. GALLAGHER, Sarah J. GANDLEY, Annie POWELL, Nathan PARKS, Joseph SNOOK, George E. McGREG, George PERKINS, Frederick N. CLARK, Henry C. TAYLOR, Jack CUTTER, George HALL, Thomas M. WooDWORD, David T. COLLINS, Thomas J. WILSON, Josiah T. WALKER, James F. WICKS, John N. HARDING, John H. YOUNG, James SIMINGTON, Jon LICHENBERG, (Lichenburg) Moses HECK, John H. HICKS, Amos FLORER, John N. BROOKS, Henry M. LITCHFIELD, James BARRICKLOW, Henry BARRICKLOW, George R. PORTER, Stephen E. BALDWIN, George A. -77- URECH, Casper CARLSON, Olaf TOBEY, Samuel D. BARKER, Daniel EGE, William McFARLAND, John HALBERT, James M. WARLUP, Peter �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869 Bride Groom GARTH, Elizabeth GERGUSON, Mattie D. GERSTENBERGER, Anna GILLILAND, Alice GITMAN, Harriet GOLDSTANDT, Sarah GREAR, (Grier) Millie M. GRIFFTH, Eveline GRIFFTH, Louisa GRONER, (Grover)Jannett E. GRUNDEL, Anna HACKLEY, Elizabeth HAGUE, Sarah J. HALL, Adda HALL, Louisa HALLER, Josephine HALLMARK, Susan M. HAMILTON, Josephine HARPER, Mary E. HARRIS, Caroline HARRIS, Ehnna HARRIS, Mary HARROTI, Theresia HATIEN, Ruth HATTON, Lucinda HAYES, Martha H. HAYNE, (Hays) Matilda J. HEINIS, Hulierteme HELM, Eliza J. HENRY, Isabella HERSCHBEIN, Maria HIGHBY, Mary L. HOTIEL, Mary E. HOWARD, Harriet HOWARD, Sarah HUGHES, (Shuse)Sebrey Ann (Sebury) YOUNG, James W. FLAGLER, Phil, Jr. BERTSCHINGER, Adolph CAREY, W.M. WOOD, Lewis O. COHEN, Henry FIELD, Lyman 7lJEHLKA, Charles DAVIS, Ira FRAZIER, Robert L. FRITZ, Charles TINGLE, Peter LERNE (Lerue) Charles LONG, Lewis S. DEAN, Washington BANDEL, William CAYLOR, Peter H. WILDMAN, John A. JOHNSON, Jasper JEFFREYS, Hezekiah JOURNEY, Thomas L. FORTNER, Elijah FISCH, (Fisher) (Fishir)John VAUX, J.J. (F?) PECK, George S. DERSHEM, John A. SPROUL, James A. PULVERMILLER, Conrad STICKNEY, John LEWIS, John EPPLE, Christian SCOTI, Charles C. HELM, Andrew E. RING, James M. HUTCHINSON, T.J. KEEFE, Edmond (Edmund) Bride HUGHS, Mary J. HUNT, Hattie E. HUNT, N. Augusta HUNTER, Clara A. JACKSON, Evaline JENKINS, Hattie JOHANNING, Eliz C. JOHNSON, (Jenkins) Maria JOHNSON, Minnie R. JOHNSTON, (Johnson) Sarah M.R. JONES, Pamelia KINCAID, Mary LARSSON, C. Ullreka LAUD, Ladorah B. LAWRENCE, Ehnna (Mrs.) LENZ, Martha LINGRUN, Carrie LINSLEY, Mary Averet ta C. LOHR, Mattie E. McGEE, Mary M. McCLANAHAN, Martha McKEEMAN, Mary McKERNAN (Kernan) Rose McKINNEY, Mary A. MACK Nellie MADDEN, Dorcus MARSHALL, Climel ~ MARTIN, (Allen) Mary E. MATNEY, Ellen MEEK, Laura J. MERRIMAN, Helen L. MICHELL, Serilda B. MITCHELL, Ehnna T. MOAK, Ella - MOORE, Hittie F. MOORE, Julia A. -78- Groom DURHAM, John A. SEARL, Reuben S. CRAMER, Joseph A. CHAPMAN, Josiah RALSTON, Charles THOMPSON, Alfred HASS, Lewis CRAIG, Green BOWEN, Zadok C.(Zadack) SMITH, James W. STURDY, Jonah CONELY, Thomas LGUNGBERG, P. J • BOWYER, Henry EDWARDS, Francis L. BRUEGGER, Christian PETERSON, Daniel HODGE, William H. BATDORF, Samuel STROUP, Isaac W. DUNCAN, William REDINGTON, Patrick YODER, Charles P. PLATI, John MADDOCK, Stephen SMITH, Sanders STRODE, Isam HAM, James 1. KATHERMAN, Michael GILMORE, WIn. J. NOYES, Merrit DEMPSEY, Michael PITIS, Emery CLOVER, Sutton, S. GREEN, Thomas G. CREWS, James R. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869 Bride Groom Bride Groom MORRIS, Mary Erastus MORRIS, Mary E. MORTON ? MOSSER, Ann Eliza NANCE, Paulina B. NELSON, Botilda NELSON, Jane R. NORTON, Jennie E. OBERLEITHNER, Anna O'CONNELL, Honora OSBORNE, Hattie E. OWENS, Elisabeth Ann PATTERSON, Ascenath PATrY, Clara R. PERCY, Mary A. PERSELL, Sarah A. POE, Elizabeth POWEL, Julia A. CHRISTIAN, Joseph W. KERNS, John H. THORNTON, Joseph ROBSON, John GEE, Jefferson MADISON, Christ SMITH, WIn. H. COLE, Angie EDER, Michel RANSOM, Albert RITZMAN, \Ulliam FALWELL, WIn. R. BARRICKLOW, H.V.D. COREY, Daniel SAUNDERS, Abner 101. WHIPPLE, Frank B. SLAGLE, WIn. H. MARGROVE, George W. (Margrove) HENDRY, John W. THOMAS, Barclay BUCK, John WILLIAMS, Allen MYRICK, Lucian WARD, George M. SANDRES, George W. BENEDICT, Mucius R. SOXMAN, Henry R. STEVENS, Tilman H. VARNUM, John G. MILLER, (Schmiller) Jos. RISSE, John BREKHEISEN, William BROCK, Cornelius RANDELL, Thomas SINCLAIR, William T. STEELE, Fnuna STETS, Anna STEWART, Ada STITT, (Still) Rovia M. STOEBENER, Mary TAYLOR, Clara E. TAYLOR, Mary M. TENNEY, Nellie THOMAN, Anna THOMPSON, Martha A. TIPTON, Rebecca TODHUNTER, Rachel J. TYSON, Lizzie G. UMBARGER, Alice UPSTILL, E. Louisa VAUGHN, Martha N. VICE, Nannie M. VICKERS, Martha VITT, Elizabeth WADDLE, Mary E. WALKER, Amanda WALTERS, Mary WARD, Sophia M. WATTS, Fannie WATTS, Mary WEEKS, Mary B. WHITCOMB, Cynthia WHITE, Mary WICKS, Lorensey D. WIERE, Charlotte L.M. WILKINSON, Mary F. WILLIAMS, Alice M. WILLIS, Mary 1. WILLSON, Elizabeth WINFREY, Jane WOODRUM, Olive A. YATES, Hattie YATES, Mattie YOUNG, Elizabeth PILLSBURY, Josiah H. TRAUGOTT, Gabriel VANDERPOOL, Thomas B. CLARK, Ezekiel PLANZ, Jacob BEACH, David C. McCOACH, John JAMISON, William W. ENGELSMANN, William STEVENS, Henry M. REYNOLDS, John M. McCARTY, William R. DICKER, Alfred J. CONANT, John \'1. OLNEY, Llullyn J. GRAHAM, Champ. H. RUSSELL, Ezra R. BRAGG, James M. CHANDLER, Richard STOKES, Henry CLARKE, (Clark) Phillip HINES, David P. PEASE, Allen 1. SPRIGGS, James AUDINWOOD ,Simeon SNIDER, Joseph G. CONGER, Theron S. TOWNS ENS , Jackson HEINS, Henry STAUSS (Strauss),John EMERY, John L. SMITH, Daniel E. CRAMER, Conrad J. BROWN, Levi MOORE, Thomas GOODSELL, John M. MACY, Horace POTTS, Geo. J. SALTER, Robert T. RALSTIN, Elizabeth M. RANDALL, Phebe REEL, Polly Jane RICHARDSON, Annie (Nancy) RIGGS, Louisa RINEHART, Elizabeth RODMAN, Elizabeth J. ROSEBROOK, Harriet M. ROTHROCK, Elizabeth A. RUE, Eva M. RYAN, Anna R. RYDER, (Reiter) Mary" SCHAFFER, Ernestine SCHINDEL, Amilia SIGGINS, Angeline SMITH, Christine SMITH, Frank 1. Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book) -79- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1870 i;'\ From Book 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room l4h, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas Compiled by Edna Welling, Vinan Clough, and Mary Jamison. Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant Bridegroom Bride ALCORN, James M. ALLEN, Charles B. ALIEN, George O. ANDERSON, Daniel W. ANDERSON, Gustaft ASSMAN, Joseph BAIlEY, Isaiah N. BALCH, Tenney BATTERSON, Henry BELL, Isaac BENJAMIN, Nathan BERRY, George W. BIBERT, Frank J. B1TZENHOFER, Frank BLACK, Charles A. BLUNT, Benjamin BOOHER (BOOKER) ,WIn. o. BOYCE" Jonathan T. BRADIE.Y, Lewis BROOKS, Jesse L BRf'Ii!1., Robert A: BROWN, William BROWN, William BRUCKMULIER, Otto BULlJ.RD, Joseph BIRMINGHAH , James BURTRAND, Richard BURLINGAME, M. J. BURNS, Patrick BlGRtil~ George D. CAREY, George W. CAVANESS, Charles Rev. C. H. Lovejoy 2 Dec 1870 Rev. Richard Cordley 27 Mar 1870 Rev.W. A. Starrett 21 June 1870 Charles Pi11a,J. P. 3 Nov 1870 in Eudora, Is. Owen A. Bassett,P. J. 30 July 1870 James M. Henclr;r,P.J. 27 Oct 1870 Elder H. G. Murch 9 Nov 1870 GASKILL, Mary R. James M. Hendry,P.J. lRASON, Eugena 4 July 1870 James M. Hendry,P.J. 1 Oct 1870 PHENICIE, Army M. Rev. V. M. King 31 Dec 1870 WARD, Julia A. Rev. Walter Oakley 24 Aug 1870 at Clinton, Ks. ME.USSER, Elizabeth , Chas.Chadwick,J. P. 7 Sept 1870 GHEEN, Matilda James M. Hendry,P. J. 31 Aug 1870 BAURIE, Catherine Father John Pichler 9 June 1870 at Eudora, Ks. SCHINDLER, Ade1gunda Rev. I. T. Hull 2 Aug 1870 DUNBER, Marilda Chas.Cbadwick,J.P. 26 NoV 1870 HOLLOWAY, Mary Rev. J. E. Bryan 24 Feb 1870 at Prairie City, Ks. CLARK, Mary B. Rev.Henry M. Greene 6 Nov 1870 at Big Spring, Ks. FURS, Amanda Rev. Dudley Lee 28 Dec 1870 WINnFIEID, Mary Rev. Jule s L. Williams 13 Apr 1870, married Jefference Co. TURLEY, Nancy F. James M. Hendry,P.J. 22 Feb 1870 . Ks. GRAHAM, Mary M.(or E.) Rev. T. W. "Henderson 27 Nov 1870 MADDOX, Maria Chas.Chadwick,J.P. 15 Dec 1870 SHIRIEY, Elizabeth Chas. Chadwick,J. P. SPARR, Augusta 9 Apr 1870 E. McKeY, J. P. 20 Oct 1870 LINDlEY, Enuna Rev. J.F • Cunningham MALONY, Catherine 9 Oct 1870 James M.Hendry,P.iJ. 1 Nov 1870 WILKINSON, Abbie Rev.Wi1liam Sharman 15 Dec 1870 MC KINNEY, Mary A. Rev.John F.Cunningham 20 Nov 1870 BRENNEN, Hanora J. C. Hughes, J. P. 28 Dec 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks. JACKSON, Eliza A. Chas.Chadwick,J.P. GILLILAND, Samantha R. 17 Nov 1870 Rev.R. L. Harford 24 Feb 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks. WILLIAMS, Mary A. SOt1rH, Elizabeth BROWN, Emily F. COLE, Josephine. BENSON, MaI'T E. NORDEEN, Karl GUNTNER, Eliz8' -80- . .!' :.~ • I �Bridegroom CEDENBORG, N. H. CELLAR, John CRACKlEY, William CHAPMAN, Edward CHRISTENSEN, Andrew CLARK, Hiriam N. COlE, Wesley N. COLEMAN, William COLLINS, John A. CONANT, John W. CONROY, A. H. COOK, David A. COTTINGHAM, John COULTEll~ C. L. COVEY, Kezeld.ah COWGILL, J. W. CRAFT, William CRAWFORD, Henry CBOUGH,:· Patrick CURlET, George DAGNER, James. H. DAVIS, Arthur G. Dl\U$ON), O. F. DELA~ Roderick DEIElIAUl'fJ.'l, John DELFS, John DENEEN, Timot~ DEUBIE, John DINNUN, John DOOM, J. C. DOREN, Peter EATON, R. W. EDGERTON, Charles EDSON, L. H. EDWARDS, John GAINES (GAI~lS) ,Esquire ? ESTES, JOM J. ·'EVANS, <k1orge H. Douglas County, Kansas Marriage ~cords-1810-Cont'd Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence ENGGUIST , Olivia TANNER, Rebecoa J. WADE, Mary J. GOOS, Sarah ELFSON, Greda SHEPHERD HOLBROOK, J.tyra E. MOORE, Clara OVERHOLSER, Martha J. UMBARGER, Alice FISHER, Jqd1a E. THOI.fPSON, Jqdia Ann KILCOIN, Mary Me CALL, America ELDRIDGK, Adeline STILL, Marusha CORDER, Harriet WHEN, Mary JE.AHEY(IEAKEY}, Mary MOORE, Ellen RICHARDS, Victoria A. DAVIS, Martha P. 1100RE, Ada LERLY (LEAHY), Julia PURCELL, Ellen BONE.;SS, Augusta HEARD, Anna C. HEINTZ, riagdalina CONNOR, Mary DEAN, Jennie WALACE, Martha A. VAN TRIES, Anna L. HARRELL, Mary THOMPSON, Emeline S.E. BROWN, Rachel MARVIN, Minerva GRIFFITH, Eve line HAFER, Susa 22 Dec 1870 15 Oct 1870 21 Aug 1870 18 Sept 1810 ) May 1810 24 Feb 1810 in Franklin Co. Ks. 1 July 1870 2 Mar 1870 2) Oct 1810 19 Apr 1810 in Clinton, Ks. 8 Sept 1810 18 Sept 1810 at Big Springs, Ks. 21 Dec 1810 22 Sept 1810 at Lecompton, Is. 26 Feb 1870 6 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks. 14 Dec 1870 20 Apr 1810 1 Nov 1810 14 Feb 1810 4 Oct 1870 5 Apr 1810 l2 Apr 1870 8 May 1870 29 Jan (License date) 7 June 1870 in Eudora, Ks. 4 Oct 1870 22 Nov 1870 9 Ju~ (License date) 29 Mar 1810 at Clinton, Ks. 19 Feb 1870 27 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks. )0 Nov 1870 at Bloomington, Ks. 27 Jan 1870 4 July 1810 )0 Apr lB70 4 Aug 1810 22 Dec 1870 at Topeka, Is. -81- Officiant Rev. Henry B.Belmer James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. Ezra Jolmaon Rev. J. H. Ballon Rev.Joseph Rahskopf Rev. William Moore Rev. Job W. Hague Rev. R. B. Robison E. McKee, J. P. Rev. Walter Oakley Chas.Chadwick, J. P. Rev. W. G. Rs.vmond Father J.F.Cunningham Rev. Milton 11. Haun Rev. J. F. Morgan Rev. J. E. Bryson Rev.Peter Brubaker Rev. Thom.W.Henderson James M.Hendr.Y,P.J. Rev .Dudle y .Lee Rev. Richard Ocr dley Rev. James S.Grifting Rev. C. H. Lovejoy Rev.J.F.Cunningham Rev. Christian Haas E. McKee, J. P. Chas.Chadwick, J.P. Hev • Andre w Stout James M. Hendry,P.J. Re v. V. M. King Rev. Andrew Stout Rev.John S. Brown James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev.Thos.W.Hander~on­ James H.Hendry~P.J. Rev.W. O.Kitsinger, (Kritsinger) �- Bride ~roOlll Douglas Count1> Kansas Marriage Reccr ds-1tl70-Cont I ~ Bride Date & Place othe~ than Lawrence FARIS, Charles A. FARRAR, Oliver P. FINIEY, George FINlEY, William FLORAY, JOM FOm'lARD, Ka!lt!:tein FREDERICKSON, Anthony GARDENER, David GARVIN, Joseph S. GILGES, Laban GILLETT, Frank E. GLENAN, Edward QR:1f!DMI3T, _ William GRAY, William W. GUNTZ (GRUNTZ) ,Francis I. HAD~Y, Charles F. HAEBERLEIN, G. H. O. HAl1ERT, Jom HAi1ETT, Charlie HAMI'fiLL, Robert E. HARTTMAN , Moritz HENNESY, Jom HIART, Andrew M. HICKS, James HOLMES, Charles H. HOLMES, David HUBBERT, William H. HUDDLESTOIl, Eli HULL, I. T. JAMES, Charles A. JAY, Jom C. JOm~SON, Charles JOHNSON, John JOHNSON, Washington JOHNSON, William B. - Officiant - WALKER, Frances L. CURRY, Lucy A. HIGIEY, Rosie mMZIG, Ma.r,y SIPES, Jane FARRAR, Kittura LARSON, Anna CLARK, Mary MOORE, Sarah E. HAGUE, Libbie A. BROWN, Anna F. CAVEGER, Jane ROTHFarT, Christina CLARK, Eliza E. EIDRIDGE., Emma CRONKHITE, Anabe11e S. WYlER, Sophia HAZOD (HARGOTT) ,Maria (Mary) WRINKIE, Po11ie GALLAGHER, Sue M. STACKFIETH, Ida DUMMER, Elizabeth SVINSDOTTER, Benedicta WILLIAMS, Louisa MARrIN, Mary SMART, Caroline CRITCHFIEID, Louisa HAl'1MACK, Eliza B. STICKEL, Angie PEARSON, Rebecca E.. CRANE, Josephine WARE, Charity JOHNSON, Sophia BROWN, Iqdia Ann FITSHUE., Fannie 27 Jan 1810 1.5 Oct 1810 26 July 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks. 12 Sept 1810 19 July 1810 at Lecompton, Ks. 2 Oct 1810 1 Dec 1810 9 Feb 1810 at P~ra, Ks. 3 Nov 1810 1 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks. 1 June 1810 22 Feb 1810 1 July 1810 13 Oct 1810 22 Sept 1870 15 Sept 1870 1.5 Feb 1810 3 May 1810 at Eudora, Ks. Rev.Andrew Parsons E.. Me Kee, J. P. Rev J. E. BryanJames M. Hendr,y,P.J. Rev. l1. N. Haun E. Mc Kee, J. P. Rev.Henry B. Be L-ner Rav. Chas. J.Lovejoy Rav. J. C. Herron Rev. J. E. Bryan Rev. John S. Brown Father J.F. Cunningham James M.Hendry,P.J. Rev. David G. Lett James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. Frank H. Ellis James H. Hendry,P.J. Father JOM Pichler 18 Sept 1810 Ks. James M.Hendr,y, P.J. 13 Oct 1810 at Willow Springs township Rev. J.E. Bryan 21 Mar 1870 at Deer Creek, Ks. Rev Christian Berner 3 Feb 1810 at Lecompton, Ks. Rav. A. A. Sellars 10 Jan 1870 Rev.Richard Cordley 31 July 1870 Rev. Hector Barker 24 Dec 1810 Rav. Dudley Lee 14 Dec 1810 Rev. Dudley Lee 21 Jan 1870 Rev. Martin Seiler 21 Jan 1870 Rev.James S.Griffing 20 July 1810 at Padinia,Brown, Co .Ks. Rev W. K. Marshall 30 Dec 1810 Rev. Joseph Iliff 6 Apr 1810 Rev. J .C.Herron 13 r1ar 1810 Rev.Thos.W·Hendarson 17 Jan 1810 Rev. A. W. Dahlsten 10 Nov 1810 Rev. Dudley Lee 21 Dec 1870 Rev. Dudley Lee -82- 0 �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kana as Harriage Records-1870-Cont t d Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence JONSEN, Ivan Jom KAUB, Joseph KELLEY, Dr. J. M. KNOX, Jordan KUDER, Edwin, LAt-IB, JOM E. LASH, Alexander H. LASTER, Allen lEE, Thomas LETCHER, Thomas LIEBAN, William ANDERSON, Louisa STUDEBAKER, Hannah MEDILL, C. N. COLMAN, Ellen NELSON, Jane Willett LACKHEAD, Jessie JENTRY, Jennetta BERRY, Rachel CLARK, Sarah H. CREGG, Anna DUIENSKE, Josephine LINDQUIST, Oliver N. WOAN, William MADDEN, Richard A. MARX, Joseph liASON, Levi P. MATTHEWS, William T. MBSENHIMER, William M!LII!;R, Lewis F. HILLER, Nathan MILlS, Levi M. MULlEN, John W. MYER, William V. lo£ ELROY, William M:: !LVArNE., J. J. KJ KENZIE., Gabe MJ WILLIAl'i.fS, Doc NADELHOFFER, William NELSON, Charles NOLAN, Charles W. NUl'TING, loie 1v1n otNE:AL, Henr,y OOLSON, Gustavus PARCELS, John W. PARSONS, William PATTON, JOM F. PETERSON, Lewis LAUSSEN, Nellie 29 Oct 1870 CLARK, Margaret 28 Nov 1870 WILKINSON, Martha L. l2 Nov 1810 KFJ,TERMAN, Mar,r 17 Nov 1870 in Eudora, Ks. BJBINSON, Emelie H. 29 May 1810 FULTZ, Mary E. 11 Sept 1810 BOND, Cina 6 Mar 1810 HILLAOOSS, E,va F. 13 Oct 1870 CLARK, Eliza 13 Sept 1810 HARl', Mar.y E. 29 Sept 1810 THOMPSON, Carrie J 0 21 May 1870 KELLOGG, Mary E. 16 Sept 1810 DAVIS, Susan 14 Aug 1870 PECKli.AJ\f, Urana 7 MB3' 1810 ROGERS, Alvin 31 Jan 1870 HUNTER, Malinda 17 Apr 1810 MOSSER, Mary A. 10 Mar 1810 OLSON, Margrethe 4 Dec 1870 ORR, Mrs. Sophia 11 Feb 1810 PIERETT, Sarah J. 24 Mar 1610 BASS, Jennie 17 Apr 1670 in Brooklyn, Ks. OULSON, Christina Louisa 4 Mar 1870 RESIGER, Maggie A. 8 Nov 1870 PHELPS, Rosie 11 Aug 1870 TErn, Mary J. 3 Mar 1870 ANDERSON, Margaret 24 Dec 1810 30 Aug 1870 , JWl8 1870 21 Dec 1810 10 Nov 1870 25 Apr 1870 21 Feb 1810 26 Mar 1870 (license date) 2 JWl8 1870 13 Feb 1810 at Perr.y, Ks. 4 Mar 1870 29 Aug 1870 -83- Officiant Rev. H.B.Belmer Rev.Peter Brubaker Rev. D. 11. Moore James M.Hendr,y,P.J. James M. Hendry,P.J. James M. Hendr,y,P.J. Rev. Gabriel GrB3' A. D. H~es, J.P. Rev.R.B.Robison Father Felix P. Swembergh Rev. HAIll7 B. Belmer Rev. Dudley Lee Rev.Henr,y B.Belmer Fathe r Jom Pichler Rev.' William Shannan Chas Chadwick,J. P. Silas Bond, J. P. Rev H. D. Healey Rev. Dudley Lee E. Mc Kee, J. P. Rev. R. L. Harford Rev.El,der H.Aurber Rev. Richard Cordlel" James M.Handry,P. J. Chas.Chadwick, J.P. Rev.Dudley Lee S.V. Mc Kelson (1) Chas. Chadwick,J.P. Rev.Robert L.Hartord Rev.Frank M. Ellis Rev. Dexter Tucker Rev. H.B. Belmer Rev.Henr,y B.Belmer James M. Hendry,P.J. Rev. Ezra Johnson James M. Hendry,P.J. ,',- ~,t. .' j �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1870-C0nt I d Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence mmRSON, Srante Adolph PHILLIPS, Daniel PIERCE., Charles D. PIERCE., Mortimer L. PLOUGHE., Isaac S. RABOURNE., John C. RALSTON, Robert RARIDON, Charles REECE, Jesse C. REED. Lemue 1 L. RICHARf8OB. Cyrus RIPlEY, J. D. ROSSI, Andrew RrfEi~ William F. RUSSELL, William H. SADLl!:R, George SAYERS(SAwYER),Gardner G. SCmUEDER, Henry SERVICE., Peter W. . SCHINDLER, Richard SHOWALTER, Jacob SHULTZ, F. W. SKAGGS, Michael SMAIES, Alfred SUITH, E.R. SIUTH, George SMITH, James SNYDER (SCHNEIDER),Joseph SPHNCERI.. : John STANTON, Albert L. STEWAR1', Alexander STlRELY, Danie 1 STOur, Amos STUBBS, James S urTER, Robert SYKE;S, Henry BERGl1AN, Augusta OWEN, Mary J. CHAMBERLAIN, Mary E. SPICER, Lucinda ELIAS, Margaret A. MC COACH, Maggie 0000(1), Sarah Isabelle (Isabell) MARTIN, Phoebe J. PETTIT, Ella ROTHWELL, Sarah E. ALIEN, Cela ELLISON, Mattie COSIEY, Belle SCHULTZ, Elizabeth TYLER, Mary G. BASElUN, Louis a BROWN, Frances OWENS, Fanny MARSHALL, Mollie BRITTON, Margaretta LA\-iRENCE, Ellen P~L (roWL) ,Olivia BROWN, Susan w:ru;OXRN, Mary CROUCH, Martha Iaabel DEXIER (DREXLER) ,Mary HARVEY, Catherine WEIBEL, Mary MASSEY, Eliza HADlEY, Harriet M. LOGAN, Maria KRAFl', Caroline WADSWORrH, Emma LINSlEY, Maria L. HAIE, Sarah L. KELLY, Sarah Officiant 6 Dec 1870 E. Me Kee,J. P. )0 t1ar 1870 in Eudora, Ks. Char~ 6 Pilla,J.P. )0 Nov 1810 Rev. T. W.Greene 2 Apr 1810 Chas. Chadwick,J.P. 8 May- (Apr.1)1810 in Jefferson Co.Ks. Rev. S. Weaver 22 Sept 1870 at Clinton, Ka. Rev. Andrew Stout 9 Apr 1810 Jesse McKenney,J.P. 15 Dec 1810 at Eudora, Ks. 10 Nov 1810 )0 Jan 1810 11 Oct 1870 7 Dec 1870 11 Oct 1870 at Kanwaka, Ks. 6 Mar 1810 24 Nov 1810 in Vinland, Ka. I) Sept 1810 in Eudora, Ks. )1 May 1810 1 Apr 1810 22 Nov 1810 28 Apr 1810 at Eudora, Ks. 1 June 1810 at Big Springs, Ks 20 Apr 1810 at Lecompton,Ks. 6 Jan 1810 11 Feb 1810 11 Mar.1870 11 Jan 1870 at Eudora, Ks. 10 Nov 1870 20 Jan 1870 4 Apr 1810 13 Sept 1870 7 Apr 1810 12 Sept 1870 14 Mar 1870 10 Feb 1870 16 Nov 1870 )0 Aug 1870 -84- Rev. W. L. Leak Rev.J .C.Tetforo Rev. Jules L.Wi11iams Rev.T.W.Henderson J ames Knight (?) Felin P.Swembergh (1) Hev .Frank M.Ellis ~v. V. M. King Father John Pichler Rev. Chas. stuart Chas.Chadwick, J.P. Rev. J. C. Herron Father John Pichler Rev. J.H.Bonebrake Rev,J.H.Bonebrake Rev. Ezra Johnson James N. Hendry,P.J. E.. Mc Gee, J.P. Father John Pichler Rev. J.C. Herron Rev.ChristianBruegger Rev. John K. Dunn Rev.Benjamin Nicholso .... Rev.Hector Barker Chas .Chadl.,ick" J.P. Chas.Chadwick, J.P. Rev. R. L. Harford Rev. J. C. Herron Rev. H. K. Ruth ,I :i" L . �Bridegroom Douglas County, Kana as Marriage RecordsT1870-C0nt' d Bride Date & Place other than Lawrence Officiant TAPRIN, John TATON, Augustine F. OWENS, Mary 3 Sept 1870 . Chas. Chadwick,J.P. BUSSARD, Frassine(Frazzine) 4 July 1810 at Lanesf1eld,Johnson.F. J. Wattron (1) County, Kansas TAYWR, Charles H. Rev. Richard Ccr d1ey BALDWIN, Jennie V. 1 JUly 1810 TbYWR, Edward A. R@v.Henry M.Greene GARRETT, Almeda Lee 6 Jan 1870 at Lecompton, Ks. THOt1AS, James D., Jr. Rev. S. W. Lloyd DUNN, Julia A. 8 Mar 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks. TH0l1PSON, C. O. H. P. Shepard ('I) DICKISON, Alice H. 24 Dec 1870 a.t Leavenworth, Ks. Tor-mERLIN, Augustus Rev. John Ingle CLARK, Cena 27 Feb 1870 at Willow Springs, Ks. TULlER, A. G. Rev.Richard Cord1ey WHITCRAFT, Nellie 31 Mar 1870 TURNER, Dr. Will E. Rev. W. R. Davis SNOW, Annie M. 10 Mar 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks. TYSON, Jared Rev. J ames S .Griffing MILIER, Elizabeth 21 Jan 1870 VITT, Londolin James M. Hendry,P.J. DE.AY, A. Louise S Sept 1870 WADKINS, Calib Sl-UTH, Eliza 22 Apr 1870 (license date) WALBAUR(N?), William Rev. J. T. Hull HAWKINS, Emma 17 Dec 1870 WALKER, Constantine C. Rev. Felix P.SwenOGAN, Sarah 17 Apr 1870 bergh WALKER, Lewis A. COBERLY, Anna 2 Mar 1870 (license date) (Jackson Co. Mo.) (Shawnee Co. Ks.) WALTERSDORF, Frederick WITTENBERG, Rosa 2S July 1870 in Ridgewq Townahip,Ks. Joseph Law, J. P. WARD, Lewis JOHNSON, Endly 26 Sept 1870 Rev. Dudley Lee WARREN, Edward C. CHAPMAN, Clementine 10 Sept 1870 Rev.Frank M.E11is WATKINS, Calib SMITH, Eliza 13 Oct 1870 Rev. Dudley Lee WATKINS, James BEATY(IE) J Annie 22 Dec 1870 Rev. Frank M. Ellis WIIEY, Elza CRANE, Martha E. 10 Mar 1870 Rev. H. B.Belmer WILIETT, C. G. SCOUTON, Kate E. 21 Apr 1870 at Clinton, Ks. Rev. Andrew stout WILLIAMS, Jacob MERRILL, Annie 29 June 1870 Chas.Chadwick, J.P. WILLIMfS, Johnson MOORE, Emaly 22 Dec 1870 Rev. Gabrie 1 Gray WILLIAMS, Richard F. T01iJID, Mary A. 2S Sept 1870 at Williams Town, Ks. John B. Mc Clurg (1) WOODARD, J. W. f.lICHAEL, Thurza S Apr 1870 James M. Hendry,P. J. WINTER, Robert NIXON, Lucy R. A. 3 Nov 1870 Rev.John K. Dwm Fo110wins is an alphabetical listing of the brides: -- ----- Bride Groom Bride Groom ALIEN, Cela ANDERSON, Louisa ANDERSON, Margaret BALDWIN, Jennie V. RICHARDSON, Cyrus JONSEN, Ivan John PETERSON J Lewis TAYLOR, Charles H. BASEHAN, Louisa BASS, Jennie BAURLE, Catherine BEATY (IE), Annie SADLER, George O'NEAL, Henry BIBERT, Frank J. WATKINS, Jame s -85- ,! • �- Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from Groom . BENSON, Mary K. BERRY, Rachel BOND, Ciba: BONESS, Augusta BRENNEN, Hanora BRITTON, Margaretta BROWN, Anna F. BROWN, Emily F. BROWN, Frances BROWN, Iqdia Ann BROWN, Rache 1 BROWN, Susan BUSSARD,Frassine(Frazzine) CAVEGER, Jane CHATo.ffiERLAIN, Mary E. CHAPMAN, Clementine CLARK, Cena CLARK, Eliza CLARK, Eliza E. CLARK, f1argaret CLARK, Mary CLARK, Mary B. CLARK, Sarah A. COBERLY, Arma COIE, Josephine COLHAN, Ellen CONNOR, Mary CORDER, Harriet COSLEY, Belle CRANR, Josephine CRANI!.~, Martha E. CREGG, Anna CRITCHFIEID, Louisa CRONKHITE, Annabelle S. CROUCH, Martha Isabel CURRY, Lucy A. DAVIS, Martha P. DAVIS, Susan - 1870 Marriage Bride - Records, Douglas County, Ks. (Cont'd) Groom DEAN, Jennie ANDERSON, Daniel W. DEAY, A. Louisa LASTER, Allen MESE.NHIMER, William DICKINSON, Alice H. DREXlliR (DEXLER), Mary DELFS, John BURNS, Patrick DULENSKE, Josephine SCHINDLER, Richard DUHHER, Elizabeth DUNBAR, Marilda GILIETT, Frank E. DUNN, Julia A. ALIEN, Charles B. SAWYER(SAYERS), Gardner G. ELDRIDGE, Adeline JOHNSON, Washington ELDRIDGE, Emma EDVlARDS , John ELFSON, Grada SKAGGS, Michael ELIAS, Uargaret A. ELLISON, Mattie TATON, Augustine F. ENOGUIST, Olivia GIENAN, Edward FARRAR, Kittllra PIERCE, Charles D. FISHER, Lydia E. WARREN, Edward C. FITSHUE, Fannie TOHBERLIN, Augustus r-nLIER, Nathan FULTZ, Mal"J E. GRAY, William W. FURS, Amanda GALLAGHER, Sue M. LOGAN, William GARRETT, Almeda Lee GARDENER, David BOOHER(BOOKER?),William O. GASKILL, Mary R. GILLIJ..AND, Smanatha R. LEE, Thomas WALKER, Lewis A. GQSS, Sarah ALIEn, George O. GRAHAI1, Mary M. (E.) GREEN, Matilda KNOX, Jordan DINNUN, John GRIFFITH, Eveline CRlIFT, William GUNTNER, Eliza ROSSI, Andrew HADLEY, Harriet M. JAY, John C. HAFER, Susa WIlEY, Elza HAGUE, Libbie A. LETCHER, Thomas HALE, Sarah L. HAMMACK, Eliza· B. HUBBERT, William H. HARGOTT(HAZOD),Maria(Mary) HADLEY, Charles F. HARRELL, Mary SMITH, E. R. HART, Mary E. FARRAR, Oliver P. HARVEY, Ca.therine DAVIS, Arthur G. MC ELROY, William HAWKINS, Emma -86- - DOm·I, J. C. VITT, Londolin THOHPSON, C. o. Sl1I'rH, George LIEBAN, William HENNESY, John BLACK, Charles A. THor-lAS, James D., Jr. COVEY, He ze kiah GUNTZ (GRUNTZ),Francis I. CHRISTENSE;N, Andrew PLOUGHE, Isaac S. RIPLEY, J. D. CEDENBORG, N. H. FOID'IARD, Marllttain CONROY, A. H. JOHNSON, Williall B. MATTHEWS, William T. BOYCE, Jonathan T. HAl1MILL, Robert E. TAYLOR, Edward A. BAIlEY, Isiah N. CAREY, George W. CHAPMAN, Edward BROWN, Robert A. BERRY, George W., ESTE8, John J. AS.311AN, Joseph STANTON, Albert L. EVANS, George H. GlLelES, Laban SUTTlt~R, Robert HUDDIESTON, Eli HAHERT , John EDGERTOn, Charles MILLS, Levi: M. SMITH, James WALBAUR(N?), William I I I '-,....- ~, �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.(Cont'd). Groom Bride Groom HEARD, Anna C. HEINTZ, Magdalina HIGlEY, Rosie HILLAOOSS, Eva F. HOLBROOK, Myra E. HOLLOWAY, Mary HUNTER, Malinda IRASON, Eugena JACKSON, Eliza A. JENTRY, Jennetta JOHNSON, Emily JOHNSON, Sophia KANZIG, Mary KELIE RI1AN, Mary KELLOGG, Mary E. KELLY, Sarah KILCOIN, l1ary KRAFI', Caroline LACKHEAD, Jessie LARSON, Anna IEAHl!:Y, Mary IEAHY(IE RLY} , Julia LAUSSEN, Nellie LINSLEY, Maria L. LAWRENCE, Ellen LINDLEY, Enuna LOGAN, Maria MADDOX, Maria MALONY, Catherine r1ARSHALL, Mollie MARTIN, Mary MARTIN, Phoebe J. MARVIN, Minerva HASSEY, Eliza MEDILL, C. N. MERRILL, Annie DENEEN, Timothy DEUBLE, John FINLEY, George MILlER, Lelds F. COLE, Wes ley N. BLUllT, Benjamin MC WILLIAt,iS, Doc BALCH, Tenney BYERLY, George D. LASK, Alexander H. WARD, Lewis JOHNSON, John FINlEY, William MARX, Joseph MYER, Willian. V. SYKES, Henry CarTINGHAM, John STIRELY, Daniel wm, John E. FREDRICKSON, Anthony CROUGH, Patrick DELAHUNTY, Roderick LINDQUIST, Oliver N. STUBBS , James SHOWALTER, Jacob BULLARD, Joseph STEWART, Alexander BRmm, Willi8!1l BIRrlINGHAI.'1, James SERVICE, Peter W. HOLMES, Charles H. RARIDON, Charles GAINE {GAINS), Esquire? SPENCER, John KELLEY, Dr. J. M. WILLIAMS, Jacob -87- MEUSSER, Elizabeth mCHAEL, Thurza MILIER, Elizabeth MOORE, Ada MOORE, CLARA l-iOORE, Emaly MOORE, Sarah E.. MOSSER, Mary A. Me CALL, America MC COACH, Maggie MC KINNEY, Mary A. NELSON, Jane Willett NIXON, Lucy R. A. NORDEEN, Kari OGAN, Sarah OLSON, Margrethe ORR, Sophia Mrs. OSGOOD, Sarah Isabell OUlSON, Christina Louisa OVERHOlSER, Martha J. (WEN, Mary J. o\-lENS, Fanny CWENS, MAltY' PEARSON, Rebecca E. FECKHAl1, Urana PETTIT, Ella PHELPS, Rosie PHENICm, Army M. PmRETT, Sarah J. PC1dEL (PaWL), Olivia PURCELL, Ellen RESIGER, Haggie A. RICHARDS, Victoria A. ROBINSON, Emelie H. ROGERS, Alvin ROTHFOTT, Christina BENJAllIN, Nathan WOODARD, J. W. TYSON, Jared DAVISON, O. F. COlEMAN" William WILLIAl'1S, Johnson GARVIN, Joseph S. NADELHOFFER, William COULTER, C. L. RABOURNE, John C. BURLINGAt1E, M. J. KUDER, Eawin WINTER, Rdbert ANDERSON WALKER" Constantine C. NELSON, Charles NOLAN" Charles W. R.AISTON" Robert OULSON, Gustavus COWNS, John A. PHILLIPS" Danie 1 SCHNIEDER, Henry TAPRIN" John JAl1ES, Charles A. Me ILVAINE, J. J. REECE, Jesse C. PARSONS, William BATTERSON, Henry NUTTING, Melvin SHULTZ, F. W. DELAHAUNTY" John PARCELS, John W. DAGl1&R, James H. MASON, Levi P. Me KENZIE, Gabe GRANDt1AN, William �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.(Cont'd). Groom Bride Groom ROTHWELL, Sarah E. SCHINDIER, Adelgunda SCHULTZ, Elizabeth SCOUNTON, Kate E.. SHEPHE:RD, E.liza J. SHIRlEY, Elizabeth SIPES, Jane SMART, Caroline SMITH, Eliza' SNOW, Annie M. SOUTH, Elizabeth. SPARR, Augusta . SPICER, Lucinda STACKFLKTH, Ida STICKEL, Angie STILL, Marusha STUDEBAKER, Harmah SVINSDOTTER, Benedicta TANNER, Rebecca J. TEFFl', Mary J. THOMPSON, Carrie J. THOMPSON, Emeline S. E. THOMPSON, Lydia REED, Lemuel L. TODD, Mary A. TURlEY, Nancy F. TYlER, Mary G. mmARGER, Alice VAN TRIES, Anna L. WADE, Mary J. WADSWORrH, Emma WALACE, Martha A. WALKER, Frances L. WARD, Julia A. WARE, Charity WEIBEL, Mary WHITCRAFr, Ne llie WILCOXEN, Mary wrWNSON, Abbie WILKINSON, Martha L. WILLIAMS, Louis a WILLIANS, Mary A. WINDFIELD, Mary WITTENBERG, Ros a BITZENHOFER, Frank RUFERT, William F. WILlETT, C. G. CLARK, Hiriam N. BROO'N, William FLORAY , John HOLMES, David WATKINS, Calib Turner, Dr. Will E. ALCORN, James M. BRUCHMULLER, Otto PIERCE, Mortimer L. HARTTMAN , Moritz HULL, I. T. COWGILL, J. W. KAUB, Joseph HIART, Andrew M. CELLAR, John PATTON, John F. l1ULLEN, John W. EDSON, L. H. COOK, David A. WREN, Mary WRINKIE, Pollie WYlER, Sophia ***** -88- WILLIAMS, Richard F. BROOKS, Jesse L. RUSSELL, William H. CONANT, John W. EATON, R. W. CHACKlEY, William STOUT, Amos DOREN, Peter FARIS, Charles A. BELL, Isaac JOHNSON, Charles SNYDER(SCHNEIDER),Joseph TULIER, A. G. SMALES, At.rred BURl'RAND, Richard MADDEN, Richard A. Hicks, James CAVANESS, Charles BRADIEY, Lewis WALTERSDORF, Frederick CRAWFORD, Henry HAME'.TT, Charlie HAEBERLEIN, G. H. O. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l From Book 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room l44,Law ' and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant ANDERSON, Andrew ANDERSON, John ALEXANDER, Smith ALLAN, Gavin ALMQUIST, Peter ANDERSON, Bettie ANDERSON, Jennie C. WINTHROP, Lucy A. JESSY, Hannah CHALMAN (SHELMAN), Matilda L. STODDARD, Libbie(y) Lacrosse, WI PRINCE, Catherine MORSE, Adda 16 Jan 1871 18 Sep 1871 11 Dec ,1871 3 May 1871 Rev. Frank M. Ellis Richard Cordley, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Rev. Frank M. Ellis 5 June 1871 17 Oct 1871 H.B.Belmer, M.G. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. 29 June 1871 6 Mar 1871 Peter Brubaker, M.G. Rev. John K. Dunn PETERSON, Matilda Junction City, KS FAGER, Mary M. TERRY, Mary E. CREE, Ella Kansas City, MO METSKER, Lucinda SMITH, Irene A. MILNER (MILLNER), Florence A. LITTLEFIELD, Rowenna E. Douglas Co., KS VANCIL, Rachel C. METSKER, Sarah J. CUMMINGS, Lydia EWING, Ell en BElL, Harriet SHEILDS, Margaret Ottawa, KS RUSSELL, Mary E. REED, Egganorcis Leavenworth Co., KS WILLIS, Barbary 3 Aug 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. 1 Feb 1871 15 Aug 1871 29 Aug 1871 H. R. Muth, M.G. Rev. Frank M. Ellis R. L. Harford, M.G. 28 Sept 1871 19 Feb 1871 E. D. Ladd, J.P. Rev. Frank M. Ellis 27 Mar 1871 1 May 1871 J. T. Hull, Rev. . Werter R. Davis, M.G. APPLEBY, Adelbert St. George, KS ARTHUR, Josephus BAILEY, Henry C. Lincoln Co., KS BAINE, Thomas Junction City, KS BANKER, John T. BARNES, Wm. C. BAXTER, Edward H. Kansas City, MO BELL, Albert BELL, John F. BIGGS, Lewis C. BOND, Daniel P. Lynn Co., KS BOND, Thomas BOWERS, Albert BRANNAN, Archie T. BROOKS, James BROWN, Charles E. BROWN, John Douglas Co., KS BROWN, Octavious W. BROWN, Will iam Leavenworth Co., KS BUCKNER, George 30 Apr 1871 - Clinton, KS 19 Mar 1871 8 Jan 1871 21 Sept 1871 16 Aug 1871 12 Mar 1871 Andrew Stout, M.G. Silas Bond, J.P. Rev. J. T. Hull Dudley Lee, M.G. Rev. John H. Brown James M. Hendry, P.J. 25 Oct 1871 24 Dec 1871 - Leavenworth, KS Rev. Albert M. Richardson Ezra Hubbel, M.G. 2 Apr 1871 Chas. Chadwick, J.P. -89- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l-Cont'd Bridegroom BUFFER, G. John BUNTON, John E. BURGOON, John BUSE, Henry J. BUSSELL, Benjamin BYRD, Milton CANNEDY, Ezekiel Jeff Co., KS CARR, Will iam CARSON (COSLER), John W. CARTER, Robert CAUCH, Elija H. Shawnee Co., KS CHADWICK, Frank J. CHOLLAR, Byron E. Leavenworth, KS CLEMENT, Will iam S. Holton, KS COCKLIN, Charles M. COFFIN, John W. Wayne Co., IN COGSWELL, Fre d A. Leavenworth, KS COLE, Henry W. COPLEY, Henry W. COX, William CREEKS, Andrew Hancock Co., IL DAVENPORT, Cary A. Leavenworth Co., KS DAVIDSON, William S. DEAL, John W. DEAN, Ge org e Kans. City, KS DEMING, Charles G. Edwardsville, KS Bride SELZER, Kristine WATKINS, Eliza Ann MITCHELL, Amanda J. WEISE(WIESE-WISE), Antoniethe B. HAMLIN, Emma L. NEPUR(NIPPER), Martha WARD, Mary J. Jeff Co., KS HEMING (HEMMINGS), Lizzie C. BATES, Azubah (Aguba) CREW, Mary Emma . TWIST, Mattie E. New York SAMPSON, Julia F. STEVENIN, Laure Celina Douglas Co., KS WALKER, Palina Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 8 Dec 1871 16 May 1871 11 Jan 1871 James M. Hendry, F.J. Rev. Frank M. Ellis James M. Hendry, 21 Apr 1871 31 Oct 1871 5 Mar 1871 19 Aug .1871 Rev. William A. Starrett Rev. Frank M. Ellis H. H. Howard, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. 23 Oct. 1871 1 Feb. 1871 - Clinton, KS 9 Mar 1871 9 Sept 1871 Rev. Rev. Rev. N.S. 22 June 1871 12 Sept 1871 - Douglas Co., KS N. S. Sage, M.G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. 23 Jan 1871 Chas. Chadwick, J.P. REED, Margaret Ann WILSON, All ie L. 9 Mar 1871 4 Nov. 1871 Robt. L. Harford, M.G. H. W. Conley, M.G. BLACKER, Maria A.eV.) Leavenworth, KS LAWRENCE, Ella F. Leavenworth Co., KS MALONE, Emma FADDEN, Amanda GOOD, Ella Jeff. Co., KS DUN, Rachel A. Leavenworth Co., KS GLENN, El izabeth J • KIRKPATRICK, Mattie FITSPATRICK, Sarah 15 Oct. 1871 R. L. 30 Aug 1871 - Burr Oak, Leavenworth Co., KS 25 Aug 1871 11 June 1871 25 Dec 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS Thomas H. Vail, Bishop 19 Dec 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. 23 Sept 1871 7 Dec 1871 4 July 1871 B. F. Lewis, M.G. H. W. Conley, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. WARD, Esther A. Topeka, KS 25 June 1871 - License only James M. Hendry, P.J. -90- William A. Starrett Walter Oakley William A. Starrett Sage, M.G • Harfo~d, M.G. David Shuck, M.G. James H. Carruth, M.G. John W. Davis, J.P. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRiAGE RECORDS-1871-Cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date EDWARDS, Frank (Francis L.) ELLIS, Frank M. ESTES, Joshua P. FALING (FAILING), George Ottawa, KS FARRAR, George H. Elkhorn, WI FITSUE (FITSURE/FITZUE), Rolan FLEER, Frederick EDWARDS, Belle ELDRIDGE, Josie Po STANFIELD, Mary J. FAGAN, Sarah 7 Feb 1871 5 Sept 1871 30 Oct 1871 3 Apr 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. Joseph K. Barry (?) James M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Frank M. Ellis Bell, Jennie A. 27 Sept 1871 Rev. John S. Brown TOLLSON, Adda (Ada) 25 Feb 1871 Dudley Lee, M. G. ZERBEY (SERBEY), Barbara (Barbery) ULRICH, Susan MONTAGUE, Mrs. Rebecca JACOBS, Sadie PHELPS, Mary O. BAILEY, Anna WALLACE, Lizzie Clinton, KS GRAY, Mary Osage Co., KS MARPLE, Mary F. SKILES, Ura A. Coshocton Co., OH FRAZIER, Esther WARD, Annie Osage Co., KS ALEXANDER, Harriett DENNY, Mary M. SANDERS, Sarah J. STAPLES, Maybell ANDERSON; Catherine MARLEY, Pamelia E. GOULD, Sarah REYNOLDS, Dora J. ROWE, Jane SERGENT, Lillie M. 17 Feb 1871 Rev. Joseph Rahskopf FLORY, Wesley FOOTE, Russell N. FORTNEY, Peter FRANKLIN, Benjamin GALLION, Presley H. GARDNER, Enos M. Twinmound, KS GOSS, Walter GILSON, Simeon GORDON, Uriah GRASSTEPHEN (AN), Francois GREEN, James Douglas Co. GREEN, Pitt GRIGGS, Walter S. HALE, Edward H. HARDING ,ugh G. HARRELL, John HARRIS, George A. HASTIE, Robert HATHAWAY, Marion HAYMAN, William R. HEBARD, James P. Lincoln, NE HENDERSON, George W. CLAY, Jennie & Place i f other than Lawrence 5 Feb 1871 15 Feb 1871 8 Mar 1871 6 Nov 1871 1 Jan 1871 4 July 1871 - Clinton Officiant Rev. John Bower T. W. Greene, M.G. Rev. Walter Oakley D. G. Letts, M.G. John Bower., M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. 29 Nov 1871 - Douglas Co. Rev. Orin A. Chapman 22 Mar 1871 20 Feb 1871 Richard Cordley, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. 19 Jan 1871 3 July 1871 - Marion (?) J ame sM. Hendry, P.J. John O. Sullivan, J.P. 24 Jan 1871 6 Oct 1871 20 Sept 1871 22 Jan 1871 2 Aug 1871 26 Sept 1871 8 Feb 1871 30 Nov 1871 20 Oct 1871 2 Nov 1871 Dudley Lee, Rev. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. Charles M. Sears, J.P. Dexter Tucker, Rev. D. M. Moore, Rev. V.(?) M. King, M.G. Wm. H. Reece, M.G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. John K. Dunn, Rev. D. M. Moore, Rev. 15 Jan 1871 Frank M. Ellis, Rev. -91- \ -- . �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l-Cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant HENDERSON, John H. EVANS, Rachel E. Jeff. Co., KS SWEENEY (SWENEY), Catherine HERRINGTON, Maggie U. BARRICKLOW, Annie Baldwin City, KS FAREY, Sophia RAYMING, Henrietta COKER, El izabeth Douglas Co., KS MC GEE, Nancy Douglas Co., KS SHULTZeS), Emily KNIGHT, Susan M.(Sarah) ANDERSON, Annie L. MATHER, Frank J. HUGHES, Emma WALTON, Heeta (Hetta) 20 Aug 1871 D.G.Lett, M.G. 13 Aug 1871 6 Nov 1871 13 July 1871 John F. Cunningham, Priest R. L. Harford, M. G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. 4 July 1871 20 Aug 1871 18 May 1871 N. S. Sage, M.G. Charles Haas, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. 2 Apr 1871 - Eudora, KS Charles Pilla, J.P. 23 Apr 1871 - Big Spgs., KS 21 Mar 1871 29 Apr 1871 31 Jan 1871 7 Dec 1871 12 Mar 1871 Rev. T. L. Cartwright Richard Cordley, M.G. D. M. Moore, Rev. Richard Cordley, Rev. H. W. Conley, M.G. S. T. Barnes, Rev. HENEY, Henry HENRY, John M. HETHERINGTON, Charles M. Parker, KS HIGGENS, Albert HILBERT, George C. HILL, Paul H. Bloomington, KS HILLIARD, John B. Miami Co., KS HILLIGOSS, Sandford H. HINSHAW, Elwood HOLT, Charles HOWARD, Frank HOYBINE, Daniel E. HUDSON, Elisha Jefferson Co., KS HUGHES, Jesse INGLE, John IJAMS, Daniel W. JACKSON, Andrew JACOBS, John Osage Co., KS JAMES, Christopher C. JANES, Andrew JENNINGS, Henry H. JOHNSON, W. G. JONES, William T. KEELER, Henry KELLENMAN, Louis KELLEY, John KILLINGER, John Jeff. Co., KS KINGSBURY, John T. Humboldt, KS RAMSEY, Delia MEAD, Jul ina NACE, Jennie H. MC KEE, Mary A. BANKS, Sarah J. Dg. Co., KS SMITH, Matilda SONART, Lucinda MC KEE, Hester A. MOSSER, Diana MORLEY, Mary M. ECCLESTON, Susan R. WOLF, Catherine STONE, Mary M. BALTZ, Katharina 24 Jan 1871 5 July 1871 5 July 1871 17 Sept 1871 15 May 1871 Hector Barker, Rev. H. K. Muth, Rev. H. D. Healey, Rev. H. W. Conley, M.G. John W. Jolly (7) 12 Apr 1871 11 Nov 1871 9 Jan 1871 22 Jan 1871 30 Mar 1871 30 Oct 1871 16 May 1871 - Eudora, KS 7 Sept 1871 15 Nov 1871 James M. Hend.ry, P.J. Richard Ricketts, M.G. S. T. Barnes, Rev. Wm. H. Steck, Rev. J. E. Bryan, Rev. Richard Cordley, Rev. John pichler, Priest Silas Bond, J.P. Carl F. W. Treptow, M.G. ADAMS, Annie G. 15 Feb 1871 John K. Dunn, Rev. -92- I I • ,~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l-Con't. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant KINTZLER, Jacob KNIPP, Christian KNOLL, Balthaser KRETSINGER, Daniel L. Jefferson Co., KS LAMBDIN, Joshua T. Eldorado, Butler Co., :g; LANE, Michael LARSON, Olaf LAURENT, Martin J. HEYNEN, Frederidie RHODIE, Jane DEWITT(E), Flora BRASS, Sue E. Dg. Co. PETRIE, Lavina (Davina) Dg. Co., KS PETTY, Elizabeth SWENSON, Johanna PETIT, Annette 24 13 24 18 James M. Hendry, Prob J H. B. Belmer, M.G. Carl Fred Wilk Trepton, Rev. George A. Irwin (1) LAWRENCE, Samuel D. Doug. Co., KS LAYER, James M. LEE, Henry LEWIS, Artimas H. LINDSEY, James Springhill, KS LONG, Nathaniel LOSEY, Thomas J. SPILLMAN, Martha J. Cumberland Co., IL SPENCER, Ellen M. JACKSON, Malinda REED, Sarah E. KERNS, Lizz ie Baldwin City, KS MARSHALL, Sarah SWEVERLEY (SNEVELY), Belle ING ESON, Anna C. PARKER, Martha E. WORTHEY (WORTHY), Nancy M. PARKS, Julia A. EVANS, Saluda F. 28 Mar 1871 22 Dec 1871 17 Aug 1871 Silas Bond, J.P. W. L. Leak, M.G. J. H. Bonebrake, M. G. LANGE, Julia E. C. 1 Jan 1871 MAUNKHOUSE, Elizabeth Luzerne Co., PA SPUR, Mary P. 19 Sept 1871 Frank M. Ellis, Past. Bapt. Ch. James M. Hendry, P. J. 25 May 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. LYON, Lucius D. MARCH, MarquisL. MARCKLE, William D. MARTIN, James A. MC CLANAHAN, Charles MC CULLOUGH (MC CULLAH), John MC DONALD, Edward Osage Co., KS MC GINLEY, Nelson D. Eudora, KS MELTON, Daniel W. MERTIN (MIRTIN),Frederick MILLER, Calvin S. Montgomery Co, KS Sept 1871 Nov 1871 Jan 1871 May 1871 9 Oct 1871 A. M. Richardson, Rev. 16 May 1871 16 Dec 1871 23 Feb 1871 27 Dec 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. James M. Hendry, P.J. Rev. Felix P. Swembergh, Cath. Priest James M. Hendry, P.J. 23 28 19 27 Rev. James Bryson T. W. Henderson, M.G. S. T. Barnes, Rev. D. A. Perrin, Rev. Mar 1871 June 1871 Mar 1871 June 1871 1 Jan 1871 James E. Hilkey, M. G. 4 July 1871 23 Sept 1871 22 Nov 1871 J. C. Kirkman (1) R. L. Harford, M.G. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. JONES, Nannie E. 11 May 1871 SMITH, Mary 12 Jan 1871 OWEN, Sylvia (Silva) A. 2 July 1871 -93- .. Job Robinson, M.G. H. B. Belmer, Rev. R. L. Harford, M.G. ,~J �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l-cont'd. Bridegroom MILLER, Charles MINOR, Preston MUMFORD, John NOWELS, Stephen OLSSON, Augustus PALMER, Edward S. Burl ingame, Osage Co. ,KS PARRY, John PERRY, George W. Jeff Co., KS PETERSON, Andrew PETERSON, Peter PETERSON, Peter J. PETERSON, Sandy PHENICIE, John W. Reno, KS PHILLIPS, John Topeka, KS PLANT, Thomas H. (A.) PLATTS, Wesley E. PLOUGHE, N. T. (F.) PRENDERGAST, J. F. PRICE, Emanuel PROVOST, Lawrence K. Osage Co, KS RICHARDS, Charles Chicago, IL RITZINGER, Michael REED, John A. Jefferson Co., KS REYNOLDS, Gabriel ROBERTSlN, J. W. ROUSELAUX, J. E., Dr. RUEDIGER, Theodore H. RUSSELL, Stephen SAMSEL, George W. SANDERS, . Harman SAUM, Randolph F. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence FISHPAW, Mary 25 Oct 1871 BUCKLEY(R), Louisa 3 Aug 1871 DILLIARD(DILLARD), Cora 14 Dec 1871 HILL, Al ice 18 July 1871 ERCSON, Christina 9 Mar 1871 ISHAM, Emily 21 Oct 1871 Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. T.W.Henderson, M.G. T.W.Henderson, M.G. S. T. Barnes, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. N. S. Sage, M.G. EVANS, Elizabeth ACKERMAN, Angeline 3 JUne 1871 15 Oct 1871 John K. Dunn, Rev. Reuben Macomber, M.G. PETERSON, Sophia PERSON, Nell ie f'ETERSON, Mary SIMPSON, Millie A~LINGHAM, Emma E. Reno, KS COLLIER, Annie Topeka, KS STEWART, Anna M. WYATT, Fanny S. KELLOGG, Cornelia DUGGAN, Delia (Dellia) SMITH, Sarah Jane HAGER, Martha Decatur, oIL EMERY, Josie L. 6 May 1871 12 Dec 1871 31 May 1871 30 Apr 1871 29 Nov 1871 William A. Starrett, Rev. Henry B. Be1mer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. E. G. Macy, J.P. Charles Chadwick, J.P. 7 Nov 1871 James M. Hendry, P. J. 20 Dec 1871 9 Feb 1871 23 Feb 1871 - Shawnee Co., KS 23 Apr 1871 27 Apr 1871 21 Sept 1871- Douglas Co., KS Richard Cord1ey, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. John Mack (1) John F. Cunningham, Rev. John K. Dunn, Rev. J. F. Morgan, M.G. 29 June 1871 James G. Roberts, M.G. 20 Feb 1871 3 Aug 1871 James M. Hendry, P.J. S. T. Barnes, Rev. SCHWEITZER, Ellen MERIDETH, Margaret DOug. Co., KS SMITH, Samantha C. BOWKU, Tinnie 1. ROBERTS, Louise POEHLER,Bertha M. SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen WRIGHT, Sarah MA TNEY, Nancy TALBERT, Mary 2 Apr 1871 2 May 1871 12 July 1871 10 Oct 1871 3 Jan 1871 1 July 1871 15 Oct 1871 21 May 1871 -94- E. McKee, J. P. Richard Cordley, M.G. John K. Dunn, Rev. Richard Cord1ey, Rev. John F. Cunningham, Priest Peter Brubaker, M.G. John Bower, M.G. Charles F. Saum, J.B. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant SAVAGE, William H. KC, MO SCHANBERGER, Joseph Eudora, KS SCHANBERGER:(SHALBERGER), Joseph SCHOTT, John Frederick SEABROOK, Thomas Philadelphia, PA SECHRIST, Jacob Shawnee Co., KS SHAW, Will iam F. Dg. Co. SHEACH, John SHUCK, David STEELE, Amzi J. STEVEN S, J. W. STEPHENS, Thomas Baldwin City, KS STEVESON, James A. Osage Co., KS STICHER (STRICHER), John Henry - Leroy, Coffey Co., SMITH, Franklin SMITH, George W. Lecompton, KS SMITH, James SMITH, Wilford A. SMITH, Wm. H. SMITH, William H. SNYDER, Henry ELDRIDGE, Eva L. 1 June 1871 Frank M. Ellis, Rev. SUTTON, James M. Franklin Co., KS TABOR, Rufus K. Marion Co., KS TAFT, Reuben Eo Jeff. Co., KS 26 Jan 1871 - license date, not ADER, carol ine marriage record Eudora, KS John Pichler, Priest 16 May 1871 - Eudora, KS CALLAMAN (KELLERMANN) Louisa (Aloisa) Chas Haas, M.G. HEINEN, Mary 17 Oct 1871 Werter R. Davis, M.G. 16 May 1871 Baldwin City, KS ADAMS, Sophia J. Baldwin City, KS Albert R. Greene, M.G. 12 Nov 1871 - Dg. Co., KS BEDGOOD, Adda Dg. Co., KS R. Macomber, M.G. LESLEE (LESSLIE/LESLIE), 15 Mar 1871 Maggie E.- Jefferson Co Frank M. Ellis, Rev. ALBERY, Lizza (ie) 29 Oct 1871 H. D. Healey, Rev. FITTON, Fannie E. 21 June 1871 Andrew Stout, M.G. PIERSON, Ellen A. 5 Jan 1871 - Bloomington James M. Hendry, P.J. WAYMIRE, Harriet A. 5 Apr 1871 Werter R. Davis, M.G. CLARK, Mira 21 Mar 1871 Blackjack, KS MC KENNEY, Elizabeth E. 24 Sept 1871 - Tecumseh, Shawnee Co. Walter Oakley, Rev. Doug. Co., KS KS John T. Cunningham, Priest DULINSKEY, Kate (Katy) 11 Sept 1871 KS D. H. Johnston (1) 20 Oct 1871 SELLS, Mary J. H. D. Healey, M.G. 17 May 1871 TIPTON, Frances Anderson Co., KS Moses T. Weir, M. G. 21 Sept 1871 OLDHAM, Mary P. M. Lewis, M.G. 16 July 1871 STAINES, Emeline Samuel T. Barnes, Rev. 2 Aug 1871 BLEVENGE, Clarenda J. H. BaIlon, Clergy 19 Jan 1871 GUEST, Hattie V. S. Francis S. McCabe, Rev. 1 Mar 1871 - Topeka, KS PURDY, Mary C. Jefferson Co., KS Ezra Johnson, M.G. 1 Oct. 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS GODFREY, Martha Jane Jeff. Co., KS N. S. Sage, M.G. 15 June 1871 GLEASON, Lucy E. Dg. Co. John W. Davis, J.P. 19 Dec 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS ROBERTS, Ida E. Jeff. Co., KS -95- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd Bridegroom TEHAN, Patrick THOMPSON, James L. THOMPSON, Nelson THRUBUR, Lyman R. TITTERINGTON, Milton TOPPING, James R. TORBERT, John B. Humboldt, KS ULRICKSON, Paul VENTIONER, George W. Jeff. Co., KS VERNON, John E. Lecompton, KS VINCENT, Charles G. (S.) VOHS, Peter WALTON, Benjamin WATTS, John C. WAYMIRE, Hugh WELLS, Willie F. New York City WELLSDORF, Charles F. Medina, KS WEST, Charles L. WEYBRIGHT, Daniel P. Dg. Co. WEYERMULLER, Henry WHIPPLE, Morillo M. WILLIAMS, George B. WILLIAMS, James (L) (M) Howard Co., KS WILLIAMS, Jessee WILLIAMS, Lorenzo D. WILLITS, William WILSON, Charles WINSTON, Isaac WOODS, James YATES, Able (Abel) Dg. Co., KS Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence HART, Katie C. 18 June 1871 DONOVAN, Lydia L. 20 Sept 1871 HAZELRIG, Sarah 25 Feb 1871 TUSSEY, Blanche 24 May 1871 BARKER, Ellen S." 25 May 1871 COLMAN, Mary H. 1 Jan 1871 ELDRIDGE, Mary A. 29 Mar 1871 Dg. 16 Dec 1871 BENGTSON, Anna M. CRUMMET, Abigail 16 Dec 1871 Jeff. Co., KS 11 July 1871 WHALEY, E. Rosa Athens Co., OH 27 June 1871 PECKHAM, Emily C. 2 Feb 1871 - Eudora, KS ETER, Caroline 14 Sept 1871 BOOSE, Louisa COLIER, Fannie 3 Jan 1871 ADOLPH, Maggie 7 Dec 1871 DUPRIE (DUPUE),Mollie E.30 Mar 1871 Patterson, NJ" 4 May 1871 - Jefferson Co., KS GROSLAND, Mary E. New Philadelphia, OH 21 Nov 1871 SHOUP, Lucinda 16 May 1871 - Franklin Co., KS KOUB, Susan Frankl in Co., KS 10 Sept 1871 WILTEMANNE, Augusta 11 Feb 1871 ADAMS, Celestia A. 1 Apr 1871 RIGGS, Minerva F. 12 Sept 1871 MARTIN, Annie Dg. Co., KS 28 Mar 1871 LIPSKINS (LIPSCULL), Cora 13 Oct 1871 COKER, Rebecca 31 Dec 1871 NORTON, Al ice B. 22 June 1871 SUTTER, Mattie 5 June 1871 LOGAN, Hanna (Lunina) Sept 1871 19 HAYDEN, Melvina June 1871 6 ALLEN, Harriet Howard Co., KS -96- Officiant Felix P. Swembergh, Priest Werter R. Davis, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. A. M. Richardson, Rev. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. H. B. Belmer, M.G. H. W. Conley, M.G. J. H. Bonebrake, M. G. R. L. Harford, M.G. John Pichler, Rev. Moses T. Weir, M.G. R. L. Harford, M.G. Jame s M. Hendry, P.J. R. L. Harford, M.G. I I I. S. Weaver, M.G. E. G. Macy, J.P. Peter Brubaker, M.G. JamesM. Hendry, P.J. Alber M. Richardson, Rev. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. Walter Oakley, Rev. T. W. Henderson, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. J. C. Herron, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. T. W. Henderson, M.G. E. G. Macy, J.P. �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS Groom Bride Groom ACKERMAN., Angel ine ADAMS, Annie G. ADAMS, Sophia J. ADER, Caroline ADOLPH, Magg ie ALBERY, Lizza (Lizzie) ALEXANDER, Harriett ALLEN, Harriet ALLINGHAM, Emma E. ANDERSON, Annie L. ANDERSON, Bettie ANDERSON, Catherine ANDERSON, Jennie C. APUR, Mary P. BAILEY, Anna BALLON, Lusina BALTZ, Katharina BARKER,Ellen S. BATES, Azubah (Aguba) BEDGOOD, Adda BELL, Jennie A. BELL, Harriet BENGTSON, Anna M. BLACKER, Maria_ BLEVENGE, Clarenda BOOSE, Louisa BOWKER, Tinnie I. BRASS, Sue E. BRECHEISEN (BRAKEHIZER), Sophia BUCKLEY (R), Louisa CHALMAN (SHELMAN), Matilda L. CLARK, Mira CLAY, Jennie COKER, Elizabeth COKER, Rebecca CO LIER, Fann ie COLLIER, Annie PERRY, George W. KINGSBURY, John T. SEABROOK, Thomas SCHANBERGER, Joseph WAYMIRE, Hugh SHEACH, John GREEN, Pitt YATES, Able (Abel) PHENICIE, John W. HOLT, Charles ANDERSON, Andrew HARRELL, John ANDERSON, John MC GINLEY, Nelson D. GALLION, Presley H. SHAW, Winslow KILLINGER, John TITTERINGTON, Milton CORSON (COSLER), John W. SECHRIST, Jacob FARRAR, George H. BROWN, Charles E. ULRICKSON, Paul COGSWELL, Fred A. SMITH, Wm. H. WALTON, Benjamin ROBERTSON, J. W. KRETSINGER, Daniel L. SCHINDEL, Henry MINOR, Preston ALMQUIST, Peter STEPHENS, Thomas HENDERSON, George W. HILL, Paul H. WILLIAMS, Lorenzo D. WATTS, John C. PHILLIPS, John W. -97- COLMAN, Mary H. CREE, Ella CREW, Mary Emma CRUMMET, Abigail CUMMINGS, Lydia DENNY, Mary M. DEWITT (E), Flora DILLIARD (DILLARD), Cora DONOVAN, Lydia L. DUGGAN, Delia (Dellia) DULINSKEY, Kate (Katy) DUN, Rachel A. DUPRIE (DUPREE) Mollie E. ECCLESTON, Susan R. EDWARDS, Belle ELDRIDGE, Eva L. ELDRIDGE, Josie P. ELDRIDGE, Mary A. EMERY, Josie L. ERCSON, Christina ETER, Carol ine EVANS, Elizabeth EVANS, Rachel E. EVANS, Saluda F. EWING, Ellen FADDEN, Amanda FAGAN, Sarah FAGER, Mary M. FAREY, Sophia FISHPAW, Mary FITSPATRICK, Sarah FITTON, Fannie E. FRAZIER, Esther GLEASON, Lucy E. GLENN, Elizabeth J. GODFREY, Martha Jane GOOD, Ella GOULD, Sarah TOPPING, James R. BAXTER, Edward H. CARTER, Robert VENTIONER, George W. BRANNAN, Archie T. GRIGGS, Walter S. KNOLL, Balthaser MUMFORD, John THOMPSON, James L. PRENDERGAST, J. F. STICHER (STRICHER), John Henry DAVENPORT, Cary A. WELLS, Willia KEELER, Henry EDWARDS, Frank (Francis) L. SAVAGE, William H. ELLIS, Frank M. TORBERT, John B. RICHARDS, Charles OLSSON, Augustus VOHS, Peter PARRY, John HENDERSON, John H. MC CLANAHAN, Charles BROOKS, James COX, William FALING (FAILING), George BANKER, John T. HIGGENS, Albert MILLER, Charles DEAN, George SHUCK, David GRASSTEPHEN (AN) Francais TABER, Rufus K. DAVIDSON, William S. SUTTON, James M. CREEKS, Andrew HASTIE, Robert �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (contld) Bride Groom GRAY, Mary GOSS, Walter GROSLAND, Mary E. WELLSDORF, Charles F. GUEST, Hattie V.S. SMITH, William H. HAGER, Martha PROVOST, Lawrence K. HAMLIN, Errnna L. BUSSELL, Benjamin HART, Ka t ie C. TEHAN, Patrick HA YDEN, Melvina WOODS, James HAZELRIG, Sarah THOMPSON, Nelson HEINEN, Mary SCHOTT, John Frederick HEMING (HENNINGS), Lizzie C.CARR, William HERRINGTON, Maggie V. HENRY, John M. HILL, Al ice NOWELS, Stephen HUGHES, Emma HOYBINE, Daniel E. HEYNEN, Frederikie HINTZLER, Jacob INGESON, Anna C. LYON, Lucius D. ISHAM, Emily PALMER, Edward S. JACKSON, Malinda LEE, Henry JACOBS, Ladie FORTNEY, Peter R. JESSY, Hannah ALLAN, Gavin JONES, Nannie E. MELTON, . Daniel W. CALLAMAN (KELLERMANN), SCHAUBERGER (SHALBERGER), Louisa (Aloisa) Joseph KELLOGG, Cornelia PLOUGHE, N. T. (F) KERNS, Lizzie LINDSEY, James KIRKPATRICK, Mattie DEAL, John W. KNIGHT, Susan M. (Sarah) HINSHAW, Elwood KOUB, Susan WEYBRIGHT, Daniel P. LANGE, Julia E. C. MC CULLOUGH (MC CULLAH) , John LAWRENCE, Ella F. COLE, Henry W. LESLEE (LESSLIE/LESLIE), SHAW, Will iam F. Maggie LIPSKINS (LIPSCULL), Cora WILLIAMS, Jessee LITTLEFIELD, Rowenna E. BOND, Daniel P. LOGAN, Hanna (Lunina) WINSTON, Isase MACAULEY, Hattie C. SARGENT, Charles E. MALONE, Errnna COPLEY, Henry W. MARLEY, Mary M. JONES, Will iam T. HARRIS, George A. MARBY, Pamelia E. -98- Bride Groom MARPLE, Mary F. MARSHALL, Sarah MAR TIN, Ann ie MARTIN, Lavina E. MATHER, Frank J. MATNEY, Nancy MAUNKHOUSE, Elizabeth MC GEE, Nancy MC KEE, Hester A. MC KEE, Mary A. MC KENNEY, El izabeth E. MEAD, J ul ina MERIDETH, Margaret METSKER, Lucinda METSKER, Sarah J. MIlNER (MILlNER), Florence A. MITCHELL, Amanda J. MONTAGUE, Mrs. Rebecca MORSE, Adda MOSSER, Diana NACE, Jennie H. NEPUR (NIPPER), Martha NORTON, Al ice B. OLDHAM, Mary OWEN, Slyvia (Silva) A. PARKER, Martha E. PARKS, Jul ia A. PECKHAM, Emily C. PERSON, Nellie PETERSON, Mary PETEHSON, Natilda PETERSON, Sophia PETIT, Annette PETTY, Elizabeth PHELPS, Hary O. PIERSON, Ellen A. POElILER, Bertha H. PRINCE, Ca therine GILSON, Simeon LONG, Nathaniel WILLIAMS, James (L) M. STEVENS, Henry E. HOWARD, Frank SANDERS, Harman MC DONALD, Edward HILLIARD, John B. JENNINGS, Henry H. JACKSON, Andrew STEVESON, James A. INGLE, John REED, John A. BELL, Albert BOWERS, Albert BIGGS, Lewis C. BURGOON, John FOOTE, Russell N. BAILEY, Henry C. JOHNSON, W. G. IJAMS, Daniel W. BYRD, Milton WILLITS, William SMITH , James MILLER, Calvin S. MARCH, Marquis R. MARTIN, James A. VINCENT, Charles G. (S.) PETERSON, Peter PETERSON, Peter J. 13AINES, Thomas I'ETEH. SON, Andrew LAURENT, Hartin J. LANE, Hichael FRANKLIN, llenjamin STEELE, Arnz i J. RUEDIGES, Theodore H. ARTHUR, Josephus l. �Bride Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Groom Groom Bride PURDY, Mary C. RAMSEY, Del ia RAYMING, Henrietta REED, Egganorcis REED, Margaret Ann REED, Sarah E. PETRIE, Lavina (Davina) SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen REYNOLDS, Dora J. RHO DIE , Jane RIGGS, Minerva F. ROBERTS, Ida E. ROBERTS, Louise ROWE, Jane RUSSELL, Mary E. SAMPSON, Julia F. SANDERS, Sarah J. SCHWEITZER, Ellen SELLS, Mary J. SELZER, Kristine SERGENT, Lillie M. SHEILDS, Margaret SHOUP, Lucinda SHULTZ (S), Emily SIMPSON, Millie SINFIELD, Lottie SKILES, Ura A. SMART, Lucinda SMITH, Irene A. SMITH, Mary SMITH, Matilda SMITH, Samantha C. SMITH, Sarah Jane SPENCER, Ellen M. SPILLMAN, Martha J. STAINES, Emeline STANFIELD, Mary J. STAPLES, Maybell Snyder, Henry HUGHES, Jesse HILBERT, George C. BROWN, William COCKLIN, Charles M. LEWIS, Artiman H. LAMB DIN, Joshua T. RUSSELL, Stephen HATHAWAY, Marion KNIPP, Christian WILLIAMS, George TAFT, Reuben E. ROUSELAUX, Dr. J. E. HAYMAN, William R. BROWN, Octav.ious W. CHADWICK, Frank J. HALE, Edward H. RITZINGER, Michael SMITH, Frankl in BUFFER, G. John HEBARD, James P. BROWN, John WEST, Charles L. HILLIGOSS, Sandford H. PETERSON, Sandy ANDERSON, Charles W. GORDON, Uriah JANES, Andrew BELL, John F. MERTIN (MURTIN) , Frederick JAMES, Christopher C. REYNOLDS, Gabriel PRICE, Emanuel LAYU, James M. LAWRENCE, Samuel D. SMITH, Wilford A. ESTES, Joshua P. HARDING, Hugh G. Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton -99- STODDARD, Libbie(y) M. APPLEBY, Adelbert A. STONE, Mary M. KELLEY, John STEVEN IN , Laure Celina CHOLLAR, Byron E. STEWART, Anna M. PLANT, Thomas H. (A.) SUTTER, Mattie WILSON, Charles SWEENEY (SWENEY), HENEY, Henry Catherine SWENSON, Johanna LARSON, Olaf SWEVERLEY (SNEVELY),Belle lDSEY, Thomas J. TALBERT, Mary SAUM, Randolph F. TERRY, Mary E. BARNES, Wm. C. TIPTON, France s SMITH, George W. TOLLSON, Adda (Ada) FITSUE (FITSUN/FITZUE), Rolan TUSSEY, Blanche THURB UR, Lyman R. TWIST, Mattie E. COUCH, Eliza H. ULRICH, Susan FlDRY, Wesley VANCIL, Rachel C. BOND, Thomas WALKER, Palina CLEMENT, William S. WALLACE, Lizzie GARDNER, Enos M. HUDSON, E1 ish a WALTON, Heetta (Hetta) GREEN, J ame s WARD, Annie WARD, Esther A. DEMING, Charles G. WARD, Mary J. CANNEDY, Ezekiel BUNTON, John E. WATKINS, Eliza Ann WAYMIRE, Harriet A. STEVEN S, J. W. WEISE (WIESE/WISE), BUSE, Henry J. Antonuthe B. WEYERMULLER, Henry WIETEMANNA, Augusta BUCKNER, George WILLIS, Barbary WILLISON, Allie L. COFFIN, John W. ALEXANDER, Smith WINTHROP, Lucy A. KELLERMAN, Louis WOLF, Catherine WORTHEY (WORTHY), Nancy M. MARCKLE, William D. SAMSEL, George W. WRIGHT, Sarah PLATTS, Wesley E. WYATT, Fanny S. FLEER, Frederick ZUBEY (SERBEY), Barbara (Barberry) �DOUGLAS COUNTY . KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1872 From Books 3 and 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiles by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough Bridegroom AHLSTROM, Charles ALBAUGH, Theodore F. ANDERSON, Charlie Frankl in Co, KS. ANTON, Frederick ARTHUR, Napoleon B. Kankakee Co., Ill. BARBER, Oliver P. BARE, J.C. BARKLEY, Felix E. BARNHART, Josiah Frankl in Co., KS BARRICKLOW, Sanford C. BENCHARD, Joseph BENNETT, Levi W. Jefferson Co., KS BERGE, James Harvey Dg .Co., KS BERGMAN, August BERTENSHAW, Charles H. Topeka, KS BIGGS, Warren P. BLACKER, Wilson T. Jefferson Co., KS BOYD, James BRAILSFORD, Will iam D. Leavenworth Co., KS BRISTOL, Alonzo B. BUCHANAN, Riegy BURBANK, Henry G. Dg. Co., KS BURNS, Dennis Officiant Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence BANKS, Hannah LONGFELLOW, Sarah E. WATTS, Greta Lisa Dg.Co., KS JOHNSON, Catherine DIX, Lucy Kankakee Co., Ill. BIGELOW, Fannie B. STILWELL, Phebe J. STANLEY, Clementine BRUMBAUGH, Mary Dg .Co., KS WEST, Margaret J. RICHARDS, Dora Lisco LESLEY, Rachel Des Moines, Iowa DAVIS, Mary Emily Dg.Co. ,KS ANDERSON, Lovisa BOWMAN, Mary Darlington, Wisc. BLAKER, Arvilla VOSHINDER, Adel ine Jefferson Co., KS DAVIS, Lucy DUN CAN, Susan Leavenworth Co., KS JONES, Mary K. SMITH, Amanda SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. Jefferson Co., KS BURNS, Lucretia 30( 7) Dec 1872 28 Feb 1872 6 June 1872 Samuel D. Kenaston, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. A.Parsons, J.P. 7 Aug 1872 9 Jan 1872 O.G. Richards, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. 24 18 19 30 W.C. Brooks, Rev. V.M. King, M.G. James M.Hendry, P.J. Joseph Micha1l, M.G. Oct Jan Nov Jan 1872 1872 1872 1872 31 Dec 1872 1 May 1872 8 Feb 1872 Chas. J. Lovejoy, Rev. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. 4 Sept 1872 J.M. Stewart, J.P. 4 May 1872 26 Nov 1872 S.J.Osterberg, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. 20 Nov 1872 11 Jan 1872 John Madison, M.G. James Carney, Rev. 16 May 1872 24 Dec 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS 31 July 1872 15 Aug 1872 13 June 1872 Jefferson Co., KS 8 June 1872 Dudley Lee, M.G. 'Harvey G. Mairch, Rev. -100- W.C. Brooks, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. J.Tessell, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence BURPEE, Nathan B. CAMPBELL, Green CAMPBELL, Henry C. Tecumseh, KS CARGUEVILLE, Otto CARLSON, Frank W. CARPER, Will iam CHAMBERS, Norman N. CHERRY, Frank C. CHRISTY, Thomas Dg. Co., KS CHURCH, Elbert CLARK, George CLARK, William CLA USEN, Hans COCKLIN(COGLIN), Daniel COKER, T.C. CONANT, Alvan P. Nureton Co., Md.(?) COX, Joseph J. CREW, James S. Dg. Co., KS CRUMMETT, Benjamin Jefferson Co., KS CUMMINGS, Will iam J. CUNNANE, Michael CURRIER, John F. CUTTER, Al fred DAMM, George DANFORTH, Clarence A. Nebraska DAVIS, Joseph A. DE LESDERNIER, William J.P. DELLAHUNTY, John DENNY, George W. VANDERBURG, Julie EDWARDS, Fannie CONNELL, Anna L. Topeka, KS SAXTON, Belle EMANALSON, Christine L. SCAGGS, Mattie(Matilda) CLARK, Emily MEA IRS , Ida M. GILLESPIE, Kate Leavenworth Co., KS MILLER, Ella CLARK, Elizabeth STEWART, Ellen HANSEN, Mary VITT, Katie HALL, Phillis CO LEMAN, Alice Dg. Co., KS TRUEBLOOD, Isabella VILLE, Josephine L. Davenport, Iowa LONG, Melvina Jefferson Co., KS BOYD, Erruna S. BOYLE, Mary ANDREWS, Charlotte DAVIS, Patience C. MORNEWEG, Catherine AYER, Alice L. Dg. Co., KS LANGE, Maria T. CRITZER, M. Jennie MORGAN, Margaret CURRY, Martha 14 Feb 1872 - License only 24 July 1872 21 Dec 1872 Dg. Co., KS 6 Nov 1872 23 Oct 1872 5 Dec 1872 14 Feb 1872 2 Dec 1872 15 Apr 1872 Dg. Co., KS 13 Mar 1872 3 Feb 1872 10 Jan 1872 22 May 1872 19 June 1872 9 May 1872 20 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 28 Nov 1872 26 Dec 1872 Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. W.K. Marshall, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. David G. Lett, M.G. James H. Carruth, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Felix P. Swembergh, Pri~st Daniel Phenicie, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. Richard Ricketts, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. J.F. Cunningham, Priest Dudley Lee, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. 12 Apr 1872 James M. Hendry, P.J. 12 Nov 1872 1 Mar 1872 8 Mar 1872 14 Apr 1872 9 May 1872 7 Nov 1872 Dg. Co., KS 17 Feb 1872 21 Feb 1872 4 Nov 1872 13 July 1872 Andrew Stout, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest E.D. Ladd, J.P. W.L. Leak, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. D.A. Perrin, Rev. -101- Frank M. Ellis, Rev. Samuel V. Sterner, Rev. John F. Cunningham, Priest Frank M. Ellis, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom DEZINS (DEZIUS), John Osage Co., KS DILLARD, Jesse DODDER, Marshall DRAKE, Martin DRAKE, William L. DRAPER, Francis M. DREISBACH, Charles S. DUDLEY, Robert DURR, Albert Montgomery Co., KS DUSING, Will iam EDMONDS, James EGGERT, Charles F. ENGELKE, Frank I. EUSTACE, Caleb FINCHER, John D. FISHER, John FITSHUE, William FRITZ, A.D. Denver, Colo Territory FITZSIMMONS, William Medina, KS FLORY, Enanuel K. FRASER, John FREDERICK, Fred Wyandotte Co., KS FRENCH, Riley FRISTER, Solomon GALLEGHER, James GALLAGHER, Ross GARDEN (GARDNER) ,Augustus GILLESPIE, Edward S. Jefferson Co., KS GILLESPIE, Peter Leavenworth Co., KS Bride' Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant ISENBERG, Ann Eliza 20 June 1872 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS JOHNSON, Miss Fannie 23 May 1872 ROY, Martha 24 Aug 1872 ALLEN, Jennie 6 Nov 1872 CROUCH, Sarah 13 Nov 1872 17 July 1872 LEWIS, Lydia E. BOYER, Salome 25 Dec 1872 WILLIAMS, Martha 16 Dec 1872 15 Oct 1872 VITT, Lena Dg. Co., KS 28 Mar l872-Jefferson Co,KS STRATTON, Ella A. 15 July 1872 YOUNG, Mary SHANKLIN, Nettie B. 12 June 1872 14 Jan l872-Leavenworth Co., KS REYNOLDS, Ellen DOHERTY, Lenora 21 Dec 1872 MELVIN, Salina M. 23 Apr 1872 SNEAD, Melvina 9 Jan 1872 CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E. 4 June 1872 10 Dec 1872 LOVELACE, Margaret Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS 27 Nov 1872 HAWKINS, Isabella Dg. Co., KS Medina, KS 13 Oct 1872 GRAYBEL, Isabella 19 Dec 1872 SAUNDERS, S. Frances 4 Apr 1872 WALLENTA, Anna Dg. Co., KS 16 June 1872 SELLMAN, Julia 12 June 1872 WILLIAMS, Louisa 28 Sept 1872 SAUM, Indiana A. 1 Jan 1872 COTTON, Maggie 2 Nov 1872 GRINDELL, Frances 10 Feb 1872 BRINK, Maranda A. Dg. Co., KS NO RWINE, Sarah Elizabeth12 Dec', 1872 also Leavenworth Co, KS Dg. Co., KS -102- James M. Hendry, P.J. W.W. Wells, Rev. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. David G. Lett, M.G. Jared W. Fox, Rev. W.H. Neal, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. Christian Haas, M.G. John W. Davis, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Thomas Ambrose Butler, Priest, ,I W.H. Neal, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. James E. Hilkey, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Albert Heimann(?) E.G. Macy, J.P. Richard Ricketts, M.G. E.F. Saum, J.P. H.K. Muth, Elder ,M.E. Church James M. Hendry, P.J. James M. Hendry, P.J. John Murphy, Rev. James Christian, J.P. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence GOULD, Charles Miami Co., KS GRAHAM, George GUEST, Alfred H. HADLEY, Joshua Hendricks Co., Ind. HAMILL, John R. Sherman, Texas HANSEN, Theodore HARRIS, Frank HARRIS, Nathan HARRIS, Will iam Johnson Co., KS HARSHBARGER, David W. Mitchell, Co., KS HART, Charles N. HA YS, Henry C. Reno, KS HECY CHEEK), Peter D. BANGS, C. Irene Dg. Co., KS THRALL, Sadie A. BROWNLEE, Ennna STANLEY, Anna Dg. Co., KS BElL, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS ASSMANN, Amelia STEP, Willie A. NEAL, .Jennie STANLEY, Huharna Dg. Co., KS WEST, Mary Dg. Co. ARMS, Lizzie A. MC CONNElL, Lydia Reno, KS DOYLE, Mary A. (maiden name Denien) EBERHART, Rebecca CENTER, Dora Dubuque, Iowa WILLIAMSON, Sarah E. Leavenworth Co., KS SHEPHERD, Nellie B. KNOSTER, Annie STOUT, Hattie Dg. Co., KS SHIELDS, Jul ia Dg. Co., KS EVANS, Gertrude M. PETERSON, Clara HALLMARK, Marilda CADE, Katie Osage Co., KS 4 Apr 1872 Richard Cordley, Rev. 6 Feb 1872 5 June 1872 20 Mar 1872 F .M. Ellis, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. Charles M. Sears, J.P. 21 Aug 1872 W.K. Marshall, Rev. 8 Dec 1872 20 Feb 1872 16 Apr 1872 5 Sept 1872 Dg. Co., KS 1 Jan 1872 W.C. Brooks(?) James M. Hendry, P.J. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. P.M. Oshel, J.P. 22 May 1872 11 Nov l872-Reno, KS John K. Dunn, Rev. John Murphy, Rev. 18 July 1872 Felix P. Swembergh, Priest 11 Feb 1872 H.B. Belmer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. HEMPHILL, Isaac HERMANN, Eugene Dg. Co., KS HERVETT, James W. Dg. Co., KS HIBBARD, Martin J. HIDLAND, O.P. HOFFMAN, John E. Kansas City, Mo. HOLLINS, William Topeka, KS HOOD, Frank D. HOPE, Charles HOW, Theodore HOWARD, Lewis Dg. Co., KS 14 June 1872 Dg. Co., KS 9 July 1872 Dg. Co., KS(?) 9 Oct 1872 21 Nov 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 8 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 4 Jan 1872 7 May 1872 10 Sept 1872 10 Mar 1872 Osage Co., KS -103- Officiant W.O. Kretsinger, Rev. J.C. Telford, M.G. P.M. Lewis, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. E.J. Goodspeed(?) D.T. Woodward, Rev. J. Wilkins, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom HOHNICK, Ernest Sal ine Co., KS HUDDLESTON, Thomas L. HUME, George W. ILIFF, Benjamin F. JARDAN, Adolphus JENNINGS, John JONES, Bruce JONES, George V. Dg. Co., KS JONES, Samuel JAMES, William F. KELLER, Robert KILLIP, James KINe;, Henry R. KING, Henry R. KISSINGER, James Leavenworth Co. KNEALE, Will iam KNIGHTEN, Henry Leavenworth Co., KS KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand LAMB, Curtis A. LEAN, Joseph LEWIS, I siah M. LIND, Peter LINDEMOOD, Milo M. Osage Co., KS LOGAN, Robert LOSS, Paul LOUDENBACK, Moses A. LUCAS, John S. LYONS, Oscar M. MARTENSON, John MARX, George MASON, Hugh . Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence VOGT, Elsie Dg. Co., KS HALLMARK, Ellen HALL, Emma GORMER, Hannah E. LAURENT, Mary E. ROBINSON, Nancy MATTHEWS, E.C. FOSTER, Mary K. Ch ill icothe, Ohio KILPATRICK, Julia E. MARTIN, Molona O. SEATON, Margaret A. GRANDFIELD, Jul ia A. FAXON, Anna FAXON, Anna MINTON, Esther Leavenworth Co. WILLEY, Mary HARRIS, Marian J. Leavenworth Co., KS AMUND, Franzeska DUCK, Ellen S. SPROUL, Matilda AYER, Eunice A. ERECKSON, Mary A. CONG ER, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS SIMPSON, Amanda GREINKE, Albertine CORDER, Emma Ann HUTCHESON, Sarah LAMPSON, Polly J. NELSON, Nellie KREB LE, Mary LINDLEY, Emma E. 21 I. Mar 1872 Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. 15 Oct 1872 23 May 1872 14 May 1872 25 Dec 1872 14 Jan 1872 2 Mar 1872 90ct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 11 Nov 1872 30 Mar 1872 (License only) 4 Dec 1872 4 Apr 1872 18 Mar 1872 (License only) 3 July 1872 1 Jan 1872 James E. Hilkey H.B. Belmer, M.G. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. Felix R. Swembergh, Priest Jacob Felix, M.G. V. M. King, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Rev. 7 Nov 1872 25 Jan 1872 J. Boynton, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. 21 25 14 21 10 14 A. Car ius, Priest Andrew Stout, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. John S. Brown, Rev. May 1872 Dec 1872 Sept 1872 Mar 1872 Dec 1872 Mar 1872 12 May 1872 20 May 1872 10 Mar 1872 26 Ma .. 1872 7 Aug 1872 8 Mar 1872 13 Feb 1872 12 Sept ·1872 -104- John K. Dunn, Rev. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. A. M. Richardson, Rev. Wm. A. Starrett, Rev. James Knight, M.G. E.G. Macy, J.P. Henry B. Belmer, M.G. John Bower, M.G. W.W. Williams, M.G. Jas. Bryson, Rev. H.B. Belmer, M.G. Felix P. Swembergh, Priest John Madison, M.G. ') �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom MC CARRON, Bernard MC CLINCY, William J. Jefferson Co., KS MC EWEN, J.B. MC GHEE, George MC KEEHEN, F. H. Leavenworth Co., KS MEE, Thomas MEGINNIS, John C. Ell is Co., KS MELTON, Daniel F. MICHAEL, Joseph MILLER, Cyrus MILLER, Henry W. Independence, KS MOHLER, Franklin MOORE, Anderson MUNG ER, Cyrus E. NEAL, Benjamin NEILL, Joseph A. NELSON, John NEWMAN, Paschal A. NEWSOM, Eli J. NICHOLS, Joseph Jefferson Co., KS NORDEEN, Olaf Morris Co., KS NORSTROM, 01s OLSON, John H. PARR, Charles PARRIS, Edward K. Wilson Co., KS PATTERSON, George PIPPERT, Will iam PITCHER, George POEHLER, Theodore PRANG, John PRYOR, John F. Date & Place if other than Lawrence Bride FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. WOLF, C1arisa Jefferson Co., KS HUDSON, Sallie A. ALLEN, Sarah SIMPSON, Emma Leavenworth Co., KS PETTY, Sarah TAYLOR, Lizzie S. Ar1ington(?) Illinois KARNES, Mary L. MESENHIMER, Nancy ALLGAIER, Eliza HARFORD, Mary M. Dg. Co., KS LAWISON, Sarah BRYANT, Viola ROSS, Mary J. HALLOWELL, Irene ALFRED, Lucy T. LATHNER, Mary WILLIAMSON, Henrietta PEARMAN, Julia Ann GRIFFITTS, Mary A. Jefferson Co., KS ERICKSON, Christina Dg. Co., KS ANDERSON, Annie LINDELL, Hanna TOSHNER, Mary Etta FARREN, Susan H. Dg. Co., KS GRANT, Ell en BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary JOHNSON, Clara TAPPE, Sophia MEYER(MIRE), Francis PIERATT, Sarah J. 23 Apr 1872 12 Dec 1872 Dg. Co., KS 1 Aug 1872 30 Nov 1872 17 Oct 1872 Officiant John M.Cunningham, Priest James M. Hendry, P.J. J.C. Herron, M.G. James Christian, J.P. James Christian, J.P. 21 Jan 1872 30 Apr 1872 John F. Cunningham, Priest A. Parsons, J.P. 15 July 1872 21 Jan 1872 18 Dec 1872 3 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 31 Mar 1872 31 Aug 1872 18 Apr 1872 31 May 1872 3 Nov 1872 26 Oct 1872 10 Oct 1872 18 Apr 1872 10 Nov 1872 Dg. Co., KS 24 Feb 1872 Reuben Macomber, M.G. Silas Bond, J. P. James M. Hendry, P.J. R.L. Harford, M.G. 18 July 1872 23 Mar 1872 12 Oct 1872 9 Apr 1872 J.C. Herron, M.G. T.W. Greene, Rev. W.C. Brooks, Rev. Rich~rd Cordley, Rev. 24 Dec 1872 23 July 1872 1 Aug 1872 28 Feb 1872 16 Jan 1872 13 Mar 1872 James M. Hendry, P.J. Carl Fr. Wm. Treptow, Rev. Moses Y.(?) Weir, Rev. Richard Cord1ey, Rev. John pichler, Priest H.B. Be1mer, M.G. -105- Silas Bond, J. P. Dudley Lee, M.G. V.M. King, M.G. Moses T. Weir, Rev. A.M. Richardson, Rev. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Ricketts, Rev. J. Knight(?) H.B. Be1mer, M.G �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Bridegroom PURINGTON, Simeon N. QUIGEL, John J. REDMON, J.E. REED, James REINHEIMER, Daniel RENICK, John A. RIGGS, Joseph E. RILING, Frank ROBBINS, Alonzo E. Terre Haute, Ind. ROBERTS, Frank M. Dg. Co., KS RODKEY, William H. Leavenworth Co., KS ROSS, Lee ROTH, Adam ROTHWELL, James M. Jefferson Co., KS RYAN, James SANDERS, Meshack SAVAGE, Mark C. SCHEER, Adam SCHICK, August SCHMIDT, George Johnson Co., KS SCHUPBACH, Friedrich SCOVILL, John B. SCRIBNER, Henry D. SEEHEESON, Henry H. SHANK, John(George) SHAW, John SHELLY, Edward Jefferson Co., KS SMART, Joseph SMITH, Booker SMITH, CharI e s Jefferson Co., KS Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence BARNES, Rebecca 6 Mar 1872 BUCHANAN, Kate C. 7 July 1872 HUDDLESTON, L. E . 17 Oct. 1872 ORME, Nancy J. 8 May 1872 OWENS, Al ice 24 Dec 1872 WHITNEY, Mary E. 22 Feb 1872 FULLER, Annie Y. 3 Oct 1872 GREINER, Ellen 17 Apr 1872 EAGLESFIELD, H. Kate 24 June 1872 Dg. Co., KS Terre Haute, Ind •. BOYCE, Lydia A. 21 Dec. 1872 Humbo1 dt, KS MC KEEHAN, Susan J. 21 Apr 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS UMBARGER, Alice 17 Nov 1872 CRISS, Margaret 11 Aug 1872 BROWN, Melvina 27 Feb 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS LOWREY, Margaret 4 Feb 1872 FAXON, Fannie 21 Mar 1872 HIMES, Martha A. 15 Dec 1872 GRESS, Rosina 28 Oct 1872 PLEMANN, Philomena 11 Feb 1872 EITEL, Henrietta 22 May 1872 Johnson Co., KS Dg. Co., KS MULLER, Emilie 18 Apr 1872 14 Mar 1872 LITTLE, Dusky AUXIER, Emma E. 23 Jan 1872 MOORE, Lena Jose 2 Sept 1872 (License only) KUTCHER, Jane R. 30 May 1872 LOVEWELL, Lizzie 12 June 1872 TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) 19 May 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Dg. Co., KS WRIGHT, Sarah 25 July 1872 JACKSON, Ke11a 30 July 1872 MORRIS, Orde1ia M. 9 Nov 1872 Jefferson Co., KS Dg. Co., KS -106- Officiant J.C. Herron, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest Andrew Stout Jacob W. Fe1 ix, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. Felix R. Swenbergh, Priest Theo. Y. Gardner, M.G. Anthony Sigismund Teutsche1, Rev. of Humboldt Ezra Hubbe1, M.G. L.S. Steele, J.P. D.H. Johnston, Rev. William P. Mekey, Rev. John F. Cunningham, Priest R. L. Harford, M.G. D. Read(?) John Wurth, M.G. John F. Cunningham, Priest John Wuerth, M.G. O.G. Richards, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. H.B. Be1mer, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. John F. Cunningham, Priest Richard Ricketts, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. John Madison, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence SMITH, Jerry SMITH, Wa1 ter A. SMITH, Ellis TODD, Elizabeth KOOGLE, Al ice F. SANDERS (SAUNDERS) , Minerva (Mana) GILLESPIE, Kate E. MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann DALLAS, Mary C. RANDEL, Mattie CHURCH, Florence H. CAMPBELL, Lou GARTON, Mary Jefferson Co., KS MICHAEL, Mary HAINES, Jennie E. Dg. Co., KS ANDERSON, Carrie GENTRY, Eveline LEISHMANN, Jannet MORSE, Mary L. Guilford, KS EBERLEE, Mary Ann MOORE, Rebecca J. MC QUEEN, Ida MOTT, Catherine M. MOORE, Delilah A. Jackson Co., KS VETT, Louisa BARKER(BARBER),Anna E. KINNER, Orpha M. SHANNON, Sallie Dg. Co., KS CUMMINGS, Ca1donia Schoolcraft, Mich. TERPINS, Al ice Leavenworth Co., KS RUSSELL, Sarah 29 Jan 1872 7 Aug 1872 27 June 1872 Chas. Chadwick, J.P. James Boicourt, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. 14 Jan 1872 26 Mar 1872 25 Dec 1872 10 Jan 1872 28 Dec 1872 23 Oct 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 17 Aug 1872 15 Aug 1872 Frankl in Co., KS 22 Dec 1872 15 Feb 1872 19 Apr 1872 2 Oct 1872 Dg. Co., KS 16 Jan 1872 21 Mar 1872 20 Apr 1872 22 May 1872 4 May 1872 Dg. Co., KS 7 Sep 1872 (licence only) 24 Sept 1872 20 Feb 1872 29 Oct 1872 Jared W. Rox, Rev. Silas Bond, J.P. J. Boynton, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. John K. Dunn, Rev. A. Parsons, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. 6 July 1872 Dg. Co., KS 18 June 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS 30 May 1872 T.Y. Gardner, M.G. SNOW, Will iam H. SPANGLER, Henry W. SPEER, Henry C. STANLEY, John STANLEY, Lucius T. STANLEY, Simo STILWELL, William S. Butler Co., KS STUDEBAKER, John A. SUTTON, Benjamin K. Dg. Co., KS SWEDENBERG, Peter THOMPSON, Madison THOMSON, Alexander C. TOURTELLOT, George W. Lincoln Co., KS TUEICHEN, Leon TYNER, Willis H. VAN ETTEN, Jesse S. VERMILLION, John E. VERY, Henry C. Jackson Co., KS VETT, Babst VINCENT, Jesse C. VOGELEY, Edward H. WALSH, John St. Louis, Mo. WALTER, Wm. J. Topeka, KS WALTON, Daniel Leavenworth Co., KS WATTS, Henry -107- John Bower, M.G. D.S. Baldwin, Rev. James Christian, J.P. James M. Hendry, P.J. T.Y. Gardner, M.G. Richard Cord1ey, M.G. John Pichler, Priest V.M. King, M.G. V.M. KIng, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. James M. Hendry, P.J. Richard Cordley, M.G. Frank M. Ellis, Rev. P.J. Ryan, Priest A.H. Dailey, M.G. John K. Dunn, Rev. �Douglas County, Khnsas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd Br idegroom Bride WATTS, William WEBER, Albert H. WELLS, S. Pitts WELLS, William D. WERTZ, Will iam WETZEL, Henry WHEELER, Franklin H. Morris Co., KS WHITE, Frederick Dg. Co., KS WILLIAMS, James WILLSON, Levi WILSON, William P. WOLLERSDORF, Emil H. WRIGHT, Benjamin T. GILL, Louisa M. 16 Apr 1872 WILDERSON, Carrie 1 Oct 1872 MARSHALL, Grace A.E. 24 Jan 1872 WOOLLEY, Emma F. 26 June 1872 CROUCH, 011 ie 14 Aug 1872 WEISSHUBEL, Franceska 23 May 1872 SMITH, M. Luella 23 Apr 1872 Dg. Co., KS 4 Sept 1872 WRIG HT, Mary L. Walden, England DANIELS, Sela 17 Nov 1872 LEE, Hattie 14 Nov 1872 ALEXANDER, Amelia 12 Oct 1872 MERTINS, Anna 26 Dec 1872 MC GIDTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), 6 Oct 1872 Carrie POWELL, Julia A. 5 Dec 1872 Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS 7 Apr 1872 ENGELHART, Catherine LEFMANN, Louise 12 Mar 1872 WYKER, John P. Leavenworth Co., KS YOUNG, Michael ZIESENISS, Heinrich Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. A. Parsons, J.P. J.C. Herron, Rev., M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. A. Carius, Priest V.M. King, M.G. H.B. Belmer, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. L.C. Biggs, M.G. Joseph Rahskopf, Rev. James Bryson, Rev. Ezra Hubbel, Rev. Charles Haas, M.G. Christian Haas, M.G. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS Bride Groom Bride ALEXANDER, Amelia ALFRED, Lucy T. ALLEN, Jennie ALLEN, Sarah ALLGAIER, Eliza AMUND, Franzeska ANDERSON, Annie ANDERSON,: Carrie ANDERSON, Louisa ANDREWS, Charlotte ARMS, Lizz ie A. WILSON, William P. NEILL, Joseph A. DRAKE; Martin MC GHEE, George MILLER, Cyrus KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand NORS1ROM, Ols SWEDENBURG, Peter BERGMAN, August CURRIER, John F. HART, Charles N. ASSMAN, Amel ia AUXIER, Emma E. AYER, Alice L. AYER, Eunice A. BANGS, C. Irene BANKS, Hannah BARKER (BARBER), Anna E. BARNES, Rebecca BELL, Annie M. BIGEIDW, Fannie B. BLAKER, Arvilla -108- Groom Groom HANSEN, Theodore SCRIBNER, Henry D. DAN FDRTH , Clarence A. LEWIS, Isiah M. GOULD, Charles S. AHLSTROM, Charles VINCENT, Jesse C. PURINGTON, Simeon N. HAMILL, John R. BARBER, Oliver P. BIGGS,· Warren P. �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bride BOWMAN, Mary BOYCE, Lydia A. BOYD, Emma S. BOYER, Salome BOYLE, Mary BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary BRINK, Maranda A. BROWN ,Melvina BROWNLEE, Emma BRUMBAUGH, Mary BRYANT, Viola BUCHANAN, Kate C. BURNS, Lucretia CADE, Katie CAMB ELL, Lou CENTER, Dora CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E. CHURCH, Florence H. CLARK, Elizabeth CLARK, Emily COLEMAN, Alice CONG ER, Mary E. CONNELL, Anna L. CORDER, Emma Ann COTTON, Magg ie CRISS, Margaret CRITZER, M. Jennie CROUCH, 011 ie CROUCH, Sarah CUMMINGS, Ca1donia CURRY, Martha DALLAS, Mary C. DANIELS, Se1a DAVIS, Lucy DAVIS, Mary Emily DAVIS, Patience C. Groom Bride BERTENSHAW, Charles H. ROBERTS, Frank M. CUMMINGS, William J. DREISBACH, Charles S. CUNNANE, Michael PIPPERT, William GILLESPIE, Edward S. ROTHWELL, James M. GUEST, Alfred H. BARNHERT, Josiah MOORE, Anderson QUIZEL, John J. BURNS, Dennis HOWARD, Lewis STANLEY, Simo HERMANN, Eugene FITSHUE, William STANLEY, Lucius T. CLARK, George CHAMBERS, Norman N. CONANT, Alvan P. LINDAMOOD, Milo M. CAMPBELL, Henry C. LOUDENBACK, Mose sA. GALLAGHER, Ross ROTH, Adam DE LESDERNIER, William WERTZ, William DRAKE, William L. WALTER, William J. DENNY, George W. SPEER, Henry C. WILLIAMS, James BOYD, James BERGE, James Harvey CUTTER, Alfred DIX, Lucy DOHERTY, Lenora DOYLE, Mary A. (maiden name - Denien) DUCK, Ellen S. DUN CAN, Susan EAGLESFIELD, H.Kate EBERHART, Rebecca EB ERLEE, Mary Ann EDWARDS, Fannie EITEL, Henrietta EMANALSON,Christine L. ENGELHART, Catherine ERECKSON, Mary A. ERICKSON, Christina EVANS, Gertrude M. FARREN, Susan H. FAXON, Anna (license onlyMarch) FAXON, Anna (married-July) FAXON, Fannie FOLLOWILL, Sarah M. FOSTER, Mary K. FULLER, Annie Y. GAR TON, Mary GENTRY, Eveline GILL, Louisa M. GILLESPIE, Kate E. GILLESPIE, Kate GORMER, Hannah E. GRANDFIELD, Julia A. GRANT, Ellen GRAYBEL, Isabella GREINER, Ellen GREINKE, Albertine GRESS, Rosina -109- Groom ARTHUR, Napoleon B. EUSTACE, Caleb HECY (HEEK). Peter LAMB, Curtis A. BRAILSFORD, William D. ROBBINS, Alonzo E. HEMPHILL, Isaac TUEICHEN, Leon CAMPBELL, Green SCHMIDT, George CARLSON, Frank W YOUNG, Michael LIND, Peter NORDEEN, Olaf HOOD, Frank D. PARRIS, Edward K. KING, Henry R. KING, Henry R. SANDERS, Meshack MC CARRON, Bernard JONES, George V. RIGGS, Joseph E. STILLWELL, William S. THOMPSON, Madison WATTS, William SNOW, Will iam H. CHRISTY, Thomas ILISS, Benjamin F. KILLIP, J ame s PATTERSON, George FWRY, Emanuel K. RILING, Frank LOSS, Paul SCHEER, Adam �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) -Bride GRIFFITTS, Mary A. GRIN DELL , Frances HAINES, Jennie E. HALL, Emma HALLMARK, Ellen HALLMARK, Marilda HALLOWELL, Irene HANSEN, Mary HARFORD, Mary M. HARRIS, Marian HAWKINS, Isabella HIMES, Martha A. HUDDLESTON, L.E. HUDSON, SaIl ie A. HUTCHESON, Sarah ISENBERG, Ann Eliza JACKSON, Della ·JOHNSON, Catherine JOHNSON, Clara JOHNSON, Miss Fannie JONES, Mary K. KARNES, Mary L. KILPATRICK, Julia E. KINNER, Orpha M. KNOSTER, Annie KOOGLE, Alice F. KREBLE, Mary KUTCHER, Jane R. LAMPSON, Polly J. LANGE, Maria T. LATHNER, Mary LAURENT, Mary E. LAWISON, Sarah. LEE, Hattie LEFMANN, Louise LEISHMANN, Jannet LESLEY, Rachel Groom Bride Groom NICHOLS, Joseph GARDEN(GARDNER),Augustus SUTTON, Benjamin K. HUME, George W. HUDDLESTON, Thomas L. HOW, Theodore NEAL, Benjamin CLAUSEN, Hans MILLER, Henry W. KNIGHTEN, Henry FITZSIMMONS, William SAVAGE, Mark C. REDMON, J.E. MC EWEN, J. B • LUCAS, John S. DEZINS(DEZIUS), John SMITH, Booker ANTON, Frederick PITCHER, George DILLARD, Jesse BRISTOL, Alonzo B. MELTON, Daniel F. JONES, Samuel VOGELEY, Edward H. HIDLAND, O.P. SMITH, Walter A. MARX, George SHANK, John(George) LYONS, Oscar M. DAVIS, Joseph A. NELSON, John JORDAN, Adolphus MOHLER, Franklin WILLSON, Levi ZIESENISS, Heinrich THOMSON, Alexander C. BENNETT, Levi W. LITTLE, Dusky l.ONG, Mel vina l.ONG FELLOW , Sarah E. l.OVELACE, Margaret l.OVERVELL, Lizzie l.OWREY, Margaret MARSHALL, Grace A.E. MARTIN, Molona O. MATTHEWS, E.C. MC CONNELL, Lydia MC Gl.OTHLIN(MC Gl.OPHLIN), Carrie MC KEEHAN, Susan J. MC QUEEN, Ida MEAIRS, Ida M. MELVIN, Salina M. MERTINS, Anna MESENHIMER, Nancy MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann MEYER(MIRE), Francis MICHAEL, Mary MILLER, Ella MINTON, Esther MOORE, Delilah A. MOORE, Lena Jose MOORE, Rebecca J. MORGAN, Margaret MORNEWEG, Catherine MORSE, Mary L. MOTT, Catherine M. MULLER, Emilie NEAL, Jennie NELSON, Nell ie NORRIS, Ordel ia NORWINE, Sarah Elizabeth ORME, Nancy J. OWENS, Alice SCOVILL, John B. CRUMMETT, Benjamin ALBAUGH, Theodore F. FlTZ, A.D. SHAW, John RYAN, James WELLS, S. Pitts JAMES, William F. JONES, Bruce HAYS, Henry C. WRIGHT, Benjamin T. -110- RODKEY, William H. VAN ETTEN, Jesse S. CHERRY, Frank C. FINCHER, John D. WO LLERSOORF, Emil H. MICHAEL, Joseph SPANGLER, Henry W. PRANG, John STUDEBAKER, John A. CHURCH, Elbert KISSINGER, James VERY, Henry C. SEEHEESON, Henry H. TYNER, Willis H. DELLAHUNTY, John DAMM, George TOURTELWT, George W. VERMILLION, John E. SCHUPBACK, Friedrich HARRIS, Nathan MARTENSON, John SMITH, Charles GILLESPIE, Peter REED, James REINHEIMER, Daniel �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom PEARMAN, Jul ia Ann PETERSON, Clara PETTY, Sarah PIERATT, Sarah J. PIERATT, Sarah J. PLEMANN, Phil~mena POWELL, Julia A. RANDEL, Mattie REYNO LD, Ellen RICHARDS, Dora Lisca ROBINSON, Nancy ROSS, Mary J. ROY, Manta RUSSELL, Sarah SANDERS(SAUNDERS), Minerva (Mana) SAUM, Indiana A. SAUNDERS, S. Frances SAXTON, Belle SCAGGS, Mattie(Matilda) SEATON, Margaret A. SELLMAN, Julia SHANKLIN, Nettie B. SHANNON, Sall ie SHEPHERD, Nellie B. SHIELDS, Julia SIMPSON, Amanda SIMPSON, Emma SKAGGS, Elizabeth J. SMITH, Amanda SMITH, M. Luella SNEAD, Melvina SPROUL, Matilda STANLEY, Anna STANLEY, Clementine STANLEY, Ruharna STEP, Will ia A. NEWSOM, E1 i J. HOPE, Charles MEE, Thomas PRYOR, John F. PRYOR, John F. SCHICK, August WYKER, John P. STANLEY, John ENGELKE, Frank I. BENCHARD, Joseph J~INGS, John MUNGER, Cyrus E. DODDER, Marshall WATTS, Henry SNOW, Ellis STEWART, Ellen STILWELL, Phebe J. STOUT, Hattie STRATTON, Ella A. TAPPE, Sophia TAYlOR, Lizzie S. TERPINS, Alice THRALL, Sadie A. TODD, El izabeth TOSHNER, Mary Etta TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) TRUEBlOOD, Isabella UMBARG ER, Al ice VANDERBURG, Julie VETT, Louisa VILLE, Josephine L. VITT, Katie VITI, Lena VOGT, Elsie VOSHINDER, Adel ine WALLENTA, Anna WATTS, Greta Lisa WEISSHIEBEL, Franceska WEST, Margaret J. WEST, Mary WHITNEY, Mary E. WILDERSON, Carrie WILLEY, Mary E. WILLIAMS, Louisa WILLIAMS, Martha WILLIAMSON, Henrietta WILLIAMSON, Sarah E. WRIGHT, Mary L. WRIGHT, Sarah WOLF, Clarisa WOOLLEY, Emma F. YOUNG, Mary CLARK, William BARE, J.C. HOFFMAN, John E. DUSING, W lliam POEHLER, Theodore MEGINNIS, John C. WALTON, Daniel GRAHAM, George SMITH, Jerry PARR, Charles SHELLY, Edward COX, Joseph J. ROSS, Lee BURPEE, Nathan B. VETI, Babst CREW, James S. COCKLIN(COGLIN),Daniel DURR, Albert HOHNICK, Ernest BLCAKER, Wilson T. FREDERICK, Fred ANDERSON, Charlie WETZEL, Henry BARRICKLOW, Sanford C. HARSHBARGER, David W. RENICK, John A. WEBER, Albert H. KNEALE, William FRISTER, Solomon DUDLEY, Robert NEWMAN, Paschal H. HERVETT, James W. WHITE, Frederick SMART, Joseph MC CLINCY, William J. WELLS, William D. EDMON DS, J ame s GALLEGHER, James FRASER, John CARGUEVILLE, Otto CARPER, William KELLER, Robert FRANCH, Riley EGGERT, Charles F. WALSH, John HIBBARD, Martin J. HOLLINS, William LOGAN, Robert MC KEEHEN, F.H. BURBANK, Henry G. BUCHANAN, Riegy WHEELER, Franklin H. FISHER, John LEAN, Joseph HADLEY, Joshua BARKLEY, Felix E. HARRIS, Will iam HARRIS, Frank Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton -111- �DOUGLAS CO~TY,KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-l 873 From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144 Law and Judicial Building, Lwarence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence ADAMS, Jessee Jefferson Co., KS ADAMSON, Robert E. AHLSTROM, Charles J. ALDER, John W. ANDERSON, Charles G. ANTHONY, Mark ARNOLD, Jacob Osage Co., KS AUGUBAUGH (AUBAUGH), William H. BABEY, Mathew Dg. Co., KS BADSKY, Thomas F. BARBER, T. Allen BARKER, Simon H. BARNHISEL, William H. BATDORF, Jessee B. BENAS, Morris Dg. Co., KS BENSON, Peter BLISS, Ethan Cedar Rapids, IA BORDER, Samuel B. BOYD, Thomas BRATTON, Henry Hiami Co., KS BRECHEISEN, Peter BRIGGS, William H. Howard Co., KS BROWN, James HATTEN, Emily J. Jefferson Co., KS MORSE, Alice PETERSON, Hoda L. PEASE, Eunice M. PETERSON, Matilda I. PEMBERTON, Emma BYERLEY, Sarah J. Douglas Co., KS SREPESA, Mary 14 Mar. 1873 Doug1 as Co., KS 13 May 1873 10 May 1873 19 Sept. 1873 9 Jan. 1873 16 July 1873 27 Nov. 1873 Doug1 as Co., KS 31 Dec. 1873 John G.A.Norton, P.J. HOLMES, Mary Johnson Co., KS ROY, Mary A. NORTON, Melinda A. SIMPSON, Della BRUCE, Laura A. GAUMER, Mary E. TUGENDREICH, Louise Colo. JOHNSON, Sophia BROOKS, Bertha Cedar Rapids, IA WILLIAMS, Prescilla DUNN, Anna M. COTTON, Elizabeth Dg. Co., KS NElS, caroline OKERSON, Sarah E. Howard Co., KS SMITH, Mary Jane 15 May 1873 O.G. Richards, J.P. 6 Feb. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 11 Nov. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 6 Apr. 1873 Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Andrew Carper, H.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. T.L. Gardner, M(,:G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 7 Apr. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 S.I Osterberg, M.G. W.C. Brooks, M.G. 8 Mar. 1873 4 Mar. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 Richard Cordley, H.G. J.C. Herron, M.G. J. Boynton (1) 25 Dec. 1873 24 Aug. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 20 Dec. 1873 Oscar G. Richards, J.P. P.H. Geelan, J.P. -112- Officiant T. L. Gardner, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. W.C. Brooks, Rev. John S. Brown, Rev. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. A. Carper, M.G. Albert H. Richardson, Min. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom BUCKNER, George B. Osage Co., KS BURNS, Joseph CAREY, George W. CARRUTH, James A. CARTER, Allen CHEVALIER, John B. CHOTAU, Thomas CLARK, Jordan CLARKSON, Burthaer A. COATS, Hester P. Osage Co., KS COCHRAN, William H. COFFIN, Samuel D. CONARD, George B. COOP, David Leavenworth Co., KS COOP, Napoleon L. COOPER, William A. Leavenworth Co., KS COTTINGHAM, James W. Montgomery Co., KS COWEN, Alexander CRAVENS, Reece CRAWFORD, James CUNNINGTON, William DAVIES, Samuel H. Wamego, KS DAVIS, Thomas R. DAY, James W. DEAY, Louis M. DEE, Thomas DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton DE WOLFE, Wm. H. St. Joseph, Mo. DIGGS, Alvin S. DOBSON, Thomas Jefferson Co., KS Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence HAYDON, Sarah E. Dg. Co., KS LEEKA, Amy REES, Mary KIMBALL, Fannie E. LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J.?) STEWART, Perme1ia KANNEDY, Susan J. WILSON, Ellena L. MC OONALD, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS MILLER, Sarah D. ANDERSON, Mary A. MC KEWEN, Magg ie MC OOWELL, Mary Dg. Co., KS WAKELY, Louisa J. HOWARD, Mary Jane Leavenworth Co., KS POOR, Flora A. Dg. Co., KS KIZER, Mary Harriet BOYD, Lucinda BELL, Ellen STEWARD, Mary E. JONES, Mary F. Wamego, KS GILGES, Cyandi HAWES, Ann ELAM, Ella ROBERTS, Ellen BULLENE, Susan A. NC CLURE, . Nary E. Dg. Co., KS LEPORTE, Annie L. ROBERTS, Francene Jefferson Co., KS -113- 15 Jan. 1873 18 Sep. 1873 1 Nov. 1873 18 Nov. 1873 5 Mar. 1873 3 July 1873 15 Feb. 1873 18 June 1873 1 Apr. 1873 2 Oct. 1873 Officiant T.W. Henderson, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. J.E. Rudisill, M.G. Richard Cordley, Rev. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Ricketts, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. R. L. Harford, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 23 Aug. 1873 18(?) Oct. 1873 9 Jan. 1873 24 Oct. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Daniel Read, Pastor James M. Hendry, P.J. Oscar G. Richards, J.P. 30 Jan. 1873 Daniel Phenicie, J.P. D. H. Hickok, Elder I'" . ; 22 June 1873 Leavenworth. Co., KS 25 Jan. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 5 July 1873 8 Jan. 1873 21 Dec. 1873 13 Nov. 1873 Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS 18 Mar. 1873 13 Feb. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 15 Sept. 1873 24 Dec. 1873 12 June 1873 21 Sept. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. D.G. Lett, M.G. D. Read, M.G. William Kneale, Min. I. I. Thompson, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. John Wilder, J.P. J.F. Cunningham, Priest D. Otis Kellogg! Jr., clergy Richard Cordley, M.G. Edward R. Sanborn, Min. John W. Davis, J.P. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom DONNELLY, James DOUGLAS, Thomas T. EBERHART, John S. EDDY, Jefferson EDER, Sabastian Johnson Co., KS EGGERT, Fred EISENBERG, George Fort Larned, KS EMBLETON. John Spark EMERY. Josiah B. Osage Co., KS ERVIN. Al fred M. Clark Co., Iowa EVANS. Job FARMER. Albert Dg. Co •• KS FISHER. Anson W. FORD. Will iam GALLETLY. Charles GAUSNEL. Reuben Leavenworth Co., KS GASNELL. Zachariah W. Leavenworth Co., KS GRIGGS, Elijah W. GROSHEIDER. Henry HAAS. John HAELSIG, Trawgott L. HAIRRELL. James A. HALE. Amos H. HALL. Will iam N. HAMILTON. Joshua HANES. Daniel H. HANFORD, Edwin H. Chicago, Ill. HAN LEY. Owen Date & Place if other than Lawrence Bride MC CONNELL. Maggie CALDWELL, Lizzie REYNOLDS. Mary E. DUMERAY. Louisa NEWSTIFTER, Mary Dg. Co., KS AVERY, Elizabeth VITT. Louisa Dg. Co., KS. MATHEWS. Melinda A. GERMAN, Sarah T. Wisconsin LANDS, Rebecca A. Mad ison Co., IA NOBLE. Sarah A. MIZE. El izabeth Johnson Co., KS BOND, Melvina BOOKER. Al ice BERRY. Elizabeth A. JAQUATH, Polly Ann Leavensorth Co., KS LEE, Emma Leavenworth Co., KS WINNIE. Al idia HERBOLDSHEIMER. Ida LOHMANN. Louise GERSTENBERGER, Rose M. PRESTON, Angeline VAN DENBERG, Corinne ORME, Elizabeth S. SHEPHERD, Martha J. LAWSON, Dorissa Brooks, Carrie M. Dg. Co., KS GRA Y, J ohana -114- 30 Sept. 1873 - license only 21 Jan. 1873 26 Aug. 1873 6 Jan. 1873 14 Dec. 1873 Officiant John G.A. Nortonij\ P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. .JJ~ B•.:Saxman , J.P. James Christian, J.P. A. Carius, Priest 1 Sept. 1873 8 July 1873 W.K. Marshall, Min. A. Carius, Priest 7 May 1873 28 May 1873 Edward Gill, Min. D. Read, M.G. 3 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 7 Apr. 1873 25 Sept. 1873 Kaw Valley, KS 1 Jan. 1873 3 Apr. 1873 11 Dec. 1873 2 Oct. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. 27 July 1873 Leavenworth Co., KS 24 Aug. 1873 6 May 1873 28 Dec. 1873 4 Mar. 1873 20 Feb. 1873 2 Sept. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 12 June 1873 7 Dec. 1873 31 Dec. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 11 Aug. 1873 Albert M. Richardson, M.G. William Kneale, Min. ,-Silas Bond, J.f'. James Christian, J.P. T.C. Kime (1) Samuel Kretsinger, M.G. D.H. Hickok, Elder, M.G. James Christian, J.P. A. A. Trimper, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Christian Haas, M.G. Dexter Tucker, M.G. D. Read, M.G. D. Otis Kellogg, Jr., M.G. Richard Ricketts, M.G. W.W. Nelson, Elder W.C. Brooks, M.G. F.X. Uusan, Priest �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom HARFORD, Robert L. HASELRIG, George HAWORTH, Solomon Miami Co., KS HELTON, Andrew J. HENDRIX, Erastus Dg. Co., KS HENSBARGER, Wm. D. Dickson Co., Nebr. HINDMAN, Alonzo G. HINDS, Wiley California HOBBS, Francis M. HOBELMANN, Augustus L. Cincinnati, Ohio HOEAL, Aloyse HOFER, Benjamin F. HOUSTON, James HOWARD, James Ottawa, KS HUMPHRIES, John W. Jeff. Co., KS ILIFF, John M. JAMESON, James M. JEFFERSON, Carrol JOHNSON, Lawrence JOHNSON, Peter JONES, James M. JONES, ~ugh J.(I.) JONNEYCAKE, Robert J.E. Indian Territory JOY, James R. KILLINGER, George JJ'e!ff. Co., KS KINZIE, James T. Franklin Co., KS KINZY, John R. - Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence FRAZER, Mary E. RILEY, Nancy J.M. PUTNAM, Lucy L. Dg. Co., KS LIETH, Amanda STO VER, Ell a Dg. Co., KS OSWOTH, Elizabeth Dg. Co., KS BAILEY, Emma MC KINNEY, Lucy Leavenworth Co., KS DAVIS, Matilda VAN WELY, Annie Dg. Co., KS SCHOPPE, Francis HANSELMAN, Caroline LEWIS, Minn ie YOUNG, Jennie H. Ottawa, KS HOLLADAY, Anna Jeff. Co., KS BRASS, Ella GILL, Elizabeth I. SCROGGS, Jane BOWERS, Henrietta ANDERSON, Christine COPELAND, Nancy J. WOOD, Mary J.(I.) COLLINS, Lucinda E. Indian Territory HALLMARK, Nancy J. BALCH, caroline Jeff. Co., KS FISHBRUN, Elizabeth H. Dg. Co. WOOD, Nancy A. 31 Mar. 1873 11 Feb. 1873 12 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 4 Jan. 1873 21 Dec. 1873 Monmouth Twp. Shawnee Co., KS 18 Jan. 1873 N. Green, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. John Bower, M.G. 20 Mar. 1873 13 Apr. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 1 Jan. 1873 1 Apr. 1873 John Ingle, M.G. Gabriel Gray, M.G. 21 May 1873 17 Oct. 1873 7 Aug. 1873 8 Feb. 1873 Lawrence, KS 21 Sept. 1873 Williamstown, KS 17 Apr. 1873 13 Nov. 1873 24 Sept. 1873 6 Mar. 1873 12 Aug. 1873 4 Sept. 1873 31 Oct. 1873 25 Jan. 1873 A. Carius, Priest James Boicourt, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. James Christian, J.P. 23 Mar. 1873 21 Aug. 1873 Jeff. Co., KS 9 Jan. 1873 Andrew Stout, M.G. Benjamin F. Moore, M.G. 21 Dec. 1873 William Draper, J.P. -llS- Officiant James M. Hendry, P.J. J. M. Whitehead, J.P. John K. Dunns, Rector Daniel Phenicio, J.P. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. John Holladay, M.G. David Shuck, M.G. A.A. Trimper, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. H.R. Riemer, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. W. K. Marshall, J.P. James Bryson, Rev. John A. Harper, J.P. George Barnhart, Min. ,i I �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom KIZER, Samuel H. KOHLAR, Will iam KRAMER, caspar KUHNE, William LATHROP, Alexander H. LEWIS, Andrew LEWIS, Lawson LEWIS, Peter LOFGREN, Frans T. LOGAN, Da vid WNG, E1 isha LOSEY, Will iam Dg. Co. ,KS LOSH, Andrew Osage Co., KS LOSS, Paul L. LOVE, Will iam Leavenworth Co., KS MACY, John G. MANSON, Earnest MARLEY, Haywood Johnson Co., KS MARTIN, John Cowley Co., KS MASONBRINK, Charles MC COY, Hiram M. Jefferson Co., KS MC DONALD, John MC GRUDER, Thomas MC KINZIE, Francis M. Marion, KS MEILLS, Austin R. METSKER, Martin W. MICHAEL. William A. MILLARD. Francis O. MILLER, Will iam C. MITCHELL. David L. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence HOLLOWAY, Laura A. SPARSHUK, Theresa HOLYOPFEL, E1 izabeth GROH, E1 izabeth AGER, Anna E. JENKINS, Phebe A. ANDERSON, E1 izabeth WILSON, Leanna SVENSON, Hanna TAYLOR, Ettie CANFIELD, Jennie SHOTTA, Martha E. Jefferson Co., KS LEVY (LONG), Mary A. Cincinnati, Ohio MUELLER, Fredericke ALLEN, Nancy Leavenworth Co., KS HARRELL, Ruth E. PETERSON, Clara ORENDER, Martha Dg. Co., KS WOODSON, Jane Wyandotte Co., KS BACH, Mary Theresia WORTHINGTON, Mary E. Jefferson Co., KS BERRY, Hannah ADAMS, Kat ie BROOKS, Anna B. Dg. Co., KS MC DAW, Ettie C. SHOUP, Mary EBANKS, Julia A. THORPE, Caroline M. CHURCHILL, Sadie I. CROUCH, Susan 29 17 24 14 31 14 23 -116- Officiant Dec. 1873 Feb. 1873 Aug. 1873 Sept. 1873 Dec. 1873 Apr. 1873 Oct. 1873 11 Dec. 1873 10 Oct. 1873 6 Feb. 1873 27 Mar. 1873 6 Nov. 1873 Jeff. Co., KS. 14 Oct. 1873 Lawr., KS 30 Sept. 1873 27 Mar. 1873 John 6.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Conrad Mardotf, Min. A.A. Trimper, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. James Christian, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. A.C. Carper, Pastor W.K. Marshall, M.G. A. Parsons, J.P. James E. Hi! key, M.G. James Carney, M.G. 30 June 1873 9 June 1873 13 Nov. 1873 E.G. Macy, J.P. John S. Brown, Rev. Joseph Lovelace, J.P. 3 Aug. 1873 D. G. Lett, M.G. 20 July 1873 - Mt. Carmel(?) 2 Feb. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 4 Sept. 1873 13 Sept. 1873 3 Apr. 1873 Albert Herman, Priest H.K. Muth, Min. Hector Barker, Rev. John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 8 Jan. 1873 2 Jan. 1873 6 Feb. 1873 22 June 1873 26 May 1873 2 Dec. 1873 D. Read, M.G. Peter Brubaker, Rev. Joseph Michael, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Cordley, M.G. J.E. Rudisill, M.G. James Christian, J.P. Joseph Rohskopf, Rev. Ezra Hube1, Rev. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom MOHLER, Franklin MOON, Charles MONROE, Gilbert B. MORGAN, Samuel H. HUELLER, Henry J. MUNDT, Will iam MYER, Henry W. MYERS, George W. HYNAHAN, Thomas J. Kansas City, Mo. NEAL, Robert NEFF, Wood NEIL, Marian Leavenworth Co., KS NORWINE, Walker Leavenworth Co., KS OSBORN, William H. PARDEE, Thomas PEARSON, Olaf PEFFLY, Samuel P. PIERCE, Washington PLUME, Amzi(?) B. PORTER, Byron PUGH, Thomas QUIETT, Alfred L. Shawnee Co., KS RAHBO, Cassius W. RAMPENDAHL, Otto W. RANDOLPH, William W. Dg. Co., KS RAY, Henry B. REED, Marcus G. Leavenworth Co., KS RILEY, Joseph REUSCH, Nicholas RICHARDSON, Cornelius J. RIPLEY, Ambros Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence FUNK, Hary COFFMAN, Sarah NICHO LS , Emma MALONE, Missouri LEWIS, Fannie J. COGAON(KOHAN), Catherine HUNCIKER, Mary SURBER, caroline O'BRIEN, Alice Kansas City, Mo. BURNS, Nellie SPEER, Mary E. SMITH, Sarah E. Leavenworth Co., KS ZIMMERMAN, A1vira B. Leavenworth Co., KS BROWN, Mattie E. COBBLE, Mary OBERG, Emma C. FLORA, Mary C. SUTTON, Hary L. MALONE, Maria MASON, Mina EBERHART, Sarah LOWE, Sarah S. Dg. Co., KS FLETCHER, Alice J. ANTON, Louisa A. ROSEBROOK, Frances Leavenworth Co., KS DUNCAN, Sybil B. BROWN, Laur a B. Jefferson Co., KS TERRELL, Lucinda HARWOOD, Alice A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JONES, Mary E. -117- 31 Aug. 1873 9 May 1873 13 Oct. 1873 18 Sept. 1873 7 July 1873 6 Dec. 1873 1 Feb. 1873 28 Sept. 1873 23 Dec. 1873 Lawrence, KS 8 Jan. 1873 22 Oct. 1873 20 Nov. 1873 Stranger, Leav. Co., KS 31 July 1873 Leavenworth Co., KS 23 Har. 1873 25 Dec. 1873 2 May 1873 25 Har. 1873 21 Apr. 1873 29 Jan. 1873 29 June 1873 10 Apr. 1873 18 Mar. 1873 J/3 'Aug. 1873 25 Nov. 1873 12 Nov. 1873 Reno, KS 29(?) Oct. 1873 10 Feb. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 21 July 1873 4 May 1873 4 Oct. 1873 23 Mar. 1873 Officiant Peter Brubaker, M.G. S. Kritsinger, Rev. J.C. Herron, M.G. D.G. Lett, M.G. John G.A. Norton, J.r. Richard Nagle, Priest Daniel Phenicie, J.P. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Richard Nagle, Priest David Shuck, M.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. Edward Gill, Min. D.H. Hickok, E1de~, M.G John L. Embleton, Min. J.O. Roberts, Min. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Joshua Dunnuck, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Theo T. Gardner, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. John Bower, M.G. J. Borcourt, Pastor John G.A. Norton, P.J. J.F. Schreiber, Min. A. M. Richardson, clergyman W.K. Marshall, M.G. J. Knight, M.G. George W. Smith, J.P. Job Robinson, M.G. A.A. Trimper, M.G. Charles H. LovejOY, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom ROBERTS, Christopher C. ROBERTS, Lyman C. Dg. Co., KS ROBERTS, Samuel L. Shawnee Co., KS ROG ERS, Rufus ROODS, James ROY, Charles P. SAXMAN, George F. SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah SCOUTAN, Richard L. SHANK, Jacob SHAUM, Henry L. SHEPARD, Edwin A. Johnson Co., KS SHINER, James W. Leavenworth Co., KS SHIPMAN, John B. SIMON, Nick SLOAN, Wesley SHITH, J. Digby Peabody, KS SMITH, James E. SMITH, Orley M. SMITH, Willis L. Johnson Co., KS SNOW, Anthony SNOW, Benjamin, Jr. SPENCER, Charles B. STACY, Russell M. Leavenworth Co., KS STAUFFER, Samuel H. Topeka, KS STIEFEL, Edward Dg. Co., KS STAFFORD, Hatthew N. Joplin City, Mo. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence RODMAN, Susan F. BENSON, Elizabeth N. Princeton, Indiana DUN CAN, Mar tha Dg. Co., KS LEE, Harriett HUGHES, Elizabeth BADSKY, Jul ia A. FISHER, Alwilda SIGGES, Sophia CUTLER, Minnie H. GOULD, Sarah E. DIGGS, Liebe E. MC CALLIE, Ella M. Dg. Co., KS PAGE Ella Modora Dg. Co., KS t-KlRRIS, Francis SHREINER, Catherine EATON, Sophia CAMMERON, Grace E. Dg. Co., KS GEORGE, Angis PATTERSON, Mary A. BUSSIN(?), Martha J. Dg. Co., KS FULTON, Eldora t-KlRGAN, Ella F. THOMAS, Annie N. MINTON, Phil inda J. Leavenworth Co., KS WALKER, Mary R. Dg. Co., KS SIEBEN, Therese Milwaukee, Wisc. WORKIGER, Lucy Jopl in City, Mo. 25 May 1873 31 Aug. 1873 Richland, KS 23 Nov. 1873 Big Springs, KS 26 Mar. 1873 6 Mar. 1873 1 Jan. 1873 10 Apr. 1873 14 Apr. 1873 4 June 1873 20 Mar. 1873 13 Feb. 1873 20 Feb. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 31 May 1873 Dg. Co., KS 14 Jan. 1873 7 May 1873 - License only 11 Dec. 1873 20 Nov. 1873 Lawr. Ks. 19 Oct. 1873 16 Oct. 1873 5 May 1873 Joseph Iliff, M.G. R. F. Morse, M.G. 5 July 1873 - License only 30 Apr. 1873 John G.A. Norton, t.J. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. Joseph Iliff, M.G. E. Shepherd, M.G. -118- 21 Nov. 1873 4 Nov. 1873 Reno, KS 21 Jan. 1873 Officiant A. J. Hopkins, M.G. James Christian, P.J. J.T.C. Kinne, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Silas Bond, J. P. Christian Haas, M.G. E.H. Bailiff, M.G. Wm. H. Reece, N.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. John S. Brown, N.G. W.K. Marshall, M.G. D. Read, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. T • C. Kime (? ) Theodore L. Gardner, M.G. Samuel Y. Lum(?), M.G. T.L. Gardner, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Min. Theo. L. Gardner, M.G. 13 Jan. 1873 H. Parsons, J.P. 17 Mar. 1873 Dg. Co., KS D.M. Moore, M.G. .' \ �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom STONE, Will iam E. Shawnee Co., KS. STOPFF, Will iam F. STUDABAKER, Jacob A. STUDABAKER, John STUDABAKER, Joseph R. TABER, Orsan L. TALLEY, Benony C. TAYLDR, Job E. Jefferson Co., KS THOMAS, John H. THOMPSON, Oliver J. THOMPSON, John H. THURBER, Whitford TILTON, William A. TODD, Alexander TOWNSEND, W.B. TRAVIS, Charles L. Marshall, Hichigan TURGEON, John A.C. TURNER, James H. TURNER, Owen VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. Cincinnati, Ohio HALKER, Columbus WANN, Frederick A. WARD, David T. WARD, Hillie WARREN, Henry G. WHEELER, Robert WELLING, Edward L. Johnson Co., KS I-iESTHEFFER, Jacob WHITE, George \-1. WHITE, Joseph WHITLDCK, John F. Date & Place if other. than Lawrence Bride LAWRENCE, Maggie V. Dg. Co., KS WEIDLER, Elise FLDREY, Sarah SURB ER, Mary BARTON, Al ice H. OVERTON, Alice M. LAWSON, Nancy J. HATHAWAY, Margaret A. Jefferson Co., KS BRANNON, Margaret PECKHAM, Loretta HARRIS, Anna TUSSEY, Alice CUMMINGS, Jennie LDGAN, Clarissa KENNEDY, Flora M. PATTERSON, Eulalie E. Dg. Co., KS SMALLWOOD, Mary L. FIELDS, Mary HOPPING, Cindare11a E. STANLEY, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia GUEST, Louise FLUKER, Sarah FLUKER, Louisa Ll\NE, Hary A. DODGE, Annie B. TUCKER, Hattie F. Dg. Co., KS PUCKETT, Sarah TUCKER, Martha J .. SMITH, Lawrena POOR, Sarah -119- Officiant 9 Sept. 1873 Wm. K. Cardwell, M.G. 31 Aug. 1873 1 Mar. 1873 30 Mar. 1873 9 Feb. 1873 10 Apr. 1873 23 Dec. 1873 16 Nov. 1873 Jefferson Co., KS 11 Mar. 1873 7 May 1873 8 Sept. 1873 25 Apr. 1873 18 Dec. 1873 16 Aug. 1873 - License only 23 Mar. 1873 27 Nov. 1873 Dg. Co., KS 8 Aug. 1873 4 Sept. 1873 19 Oct. 1873 13 Aug. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. James E. Hilkey, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Edward R. Sanborn, Pastor James Crhistian, J.P. John W.Stewart, M.G. James Christian, J.P. D. H. Johnston, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. John S. Brown, Min. John S. Brown, clergy John G.A. Norton, P.J. James Bryson, M.G. Will Mct;uiley, M.G. Wm. Yates, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Jno. E. Rudisill, M.G. } 7 May 1873 13 Oct. 1873 14 Oct. 1873 14 May 1873 13 Apr. 1873 27 Feb. 1873 John G.A. Norton, P.J. Edward R. Sanborn, Min. James Christian, J.P. James Christian, J.P. John K. Dunn, Rector John G.A. Norton, P.J. Andrew Stout, M.G. 19 Jan. 1873 22 Jan. 1873 7 Jan. 1873 11 Nov. 1873 J. Robinson, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Gabriel Gray, M.G. W.K. t-larsha11, M.G. 11 Mar. 1873 I i. �Douglas County. Kansas Harriage Records-1873-cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence WHITLOCK, Lysander WIGGINTON, Wesley WILBER, Scott M. WILLIAMS, George WINFREY, James R. WOOTON, Joe). Jeff. Co., KS WRIGHT, Samuel ZEIGLER, Henry ZEVELY, Albert W. ZIEGLER, Charles R. ZINN, Fielding N. Jefferson Co., KS WOOp, Elizabeth S. ROBERTS, Jennie BRIGGS, Amanda MORGAN, Anna M. DAVIS, Mary E. GASSIE, Louisa Jeff Co., KS MYERS, Mary E. WHITE, Lucetia GALLAGHER, Dora M. HUDSON, Julia H. GLENN, Sarah M. Dg. Co., KS 25 Nov. 1873 23 Sept. 1873 5 June 1873 6 Mar. 1873 11 Aug. 1873 28 Aug. 1873 Perry, KS 27 Feb. 1873 12 Jan. 1873 27 Feb. 1873 23 Mar. 1873 26 Jan. 1873 Officiant W.K. Marshall, M.G. W.K. Marshall, Min. James Christian, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Ricketts, M.G. I. Terrel, M.G. Peter Brubaker, Rev. O.G. Richards, J.P. D.H. Perrin, Rev. O.G. Richards, J.P. D.G. Brooks, M.G. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas county, KS Bride -- Groom - Bride Groom ADAMS, Katie AGER, Anna E. ALLEN, Nanoy ANDERSON, Christine ANDERSON, Elizabeth ANDERSON, Mary A. ANTON, Louisa A. AVERY, Elizabeth BACH, Mary Theresia BADSKY, Julia A. BAILEY, Emma BALCH, C(lroline BANKS, Jul ia A. BARTON, Alice H. BELL, Ellen BENSON, Elizabeth N. BERRY, Elizabeth A. BERRY, Hannah MC GRUDER, Thomas LATHROP, Alexander H. LOVE, Will iam JOHNSON, Peter LEWIS, Lawson COFFIN, Samuel D. RAMPENDAHL, Otto W. EGGERT, Fred MASONBRINK, Charles ROY, Charles P. HINDMAN, Alonzo G. KILLINGER, George MICHAEL, William A. STUDABAKER, Joseph R. CRAWFORD, James ROBERTS, Lyman C. GALLETLY, Charles MC DONALD, John BOND, Mel vina BOOKER, Alice BOWERS, Henrietta BOYD, Lucinda BRANNON, Margaret BRASS, Ella BRIGGS, Amanda BROOKS, Anna B. BROOKS, Bertha BROOKS, Carrie M. BRmiN, Laura B. BROWN, Mattie E. BRUCE, Laura A. BUlLENE, Susan A. BURNS, Nell ie BUSSIN(?), Martha J. CALDWELL, Lizzie CAMMERON, Grace E. FISHER, Anson W. FORD, Will iam JOHNSON, Lawrence CRAVENS, Reece THOMAS, John H. ILIFF, John M. WILBER, Scott M. HC KINZIE, Francis M. BLISS, Ethan HAN FORD, Edwin H. REED, Marcus G. OSBORN, William H. BARNHISEL, William H. DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton NEAL, Robert SMITH, Willis L. DOUGLAS, Thomas T. SMITH, J. Digby -120- ,- ! --, �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, ,KS (cont'd) Bride Bride Groom CANFIELD, Jennie CHURCHILL, Sadie I. COBBLE, Mary COFHIAN, Sarah COGAN (KOHAN), Catherine COLLINS, Lucinda E. COPELAND, Nancy J. COTTON, Elizabeth CROUCH, Susan CUMt-fINGS, Jennie CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia CUTLER, Minnie H. DAVIS, Mary E. DAVIS, Matilda DIGGS, Liebe E. DODGE, Annie B. DUMERAY, Louisa J. DUNCAN, Martha DUNCAN, Sybil B. DUNN, Anna M. EATON, Sophia EBERHART, Sara ELAM, Ella FIELDS, Hary FISHBURN, El izabeth H. FISHER, Alwilda FLETCHER, Alice J. FLORA, Mary C. FLOREY, Sarah FLUKER, Louisa FLUKER, Sarah FTAZER, Mary E. FULTON, El dora FUNK, Mary GADDIS, Louisa GALLAGHER, Dora H, LONG, El isha MILLER, William C. PARDEE, Thomas MOON, Charles MUNDT, Will iam JONNEY Cake, Robert J.E. JONES, James H. BRATTON, Henry MITCHELL, David L. TILTON, William A. WALKER, Columbus SCOUTAN, Richard L. WINFREY, James R. HOBBS, Francis M. SHAUM, Henry L. WHEELER, Robert EDDY, Jefferson ROBERTS, Samuel L. RAY, Henry B. BOYD, Thomas SLOAN, Wesley PUGH, Thomas DEAY, Louis M. TURNER, James H. KINZIE, James T. SAXMAN, George F. RAMBO, Cassius W. PEFFLY, samuel P. STUDABAKER, Jacob A. WARD, Will ie WARD, David T. HARTFORD, Robert L. SNOW, Anthony MOHLER, Franklin WOOTON, Jael ZEVELY, Albert N. -121- GAUMER, Mary E. GEORGE, Angis GERMl\N, Sarah T. GERSTENBERGER, Rose M. GILGES, Cyandi GILL, Elizabeth I. GLENN, Sarah M. GOULD, Sarah E. GRAY, Johana GROB, Elizabeth BUEST, Louise HALLMARK, Nancy J. HANSELMAN, Caroline HARRELL, Ruth E. HARRIS, Anna HARWOOD, Alice A. HATHAWAY, Margaret A. HATTEN, Emily J. HAWES, Ann HAYDON, Sarah E. HERBOLDSHEU1ER, Ida HOLLADAY, Anna HOLLOWAY, Laura A. HO LMES, Mary HOLYOPFEL, El izabeth HOPPING, Cindarella E. HOWARD, Mary Jane HUDSON, Julia H. HUGHES, Elizabeth HUNCIKER, Mary JAQUATH, Polly Ann JENMNS'" Phebe A. JOHNSON, Charlotte E. JOHNSON, Soph ia JONES, Hary E. JONES, Mary F. Groom BATDORF, Jessee S. SMITH, James E. EMERY, Josiah B. HAELSIG, Trawgott L. DAVIS, Thomas R. JAMESON, James M. ZINN, Fielding N. SHANK, Jacob HANLEY, Owen KUHNE, William WANN, Frederick A. JOY, James R. HOFER, Benjamin F. MACY, John G. THOMPSON, John H. REUSCH, Nocholas TAYLOR, Job E. ADAMS, Jessee DAY, James W. BUCKNER, George B. GROSHEIDER, Henry HUMPHRIES, John W. KISER, Samuel H. BABEY, Mathew KRAMER, Caspar TURNER, Owen COOPER, William A. ZIEGLER, Charles R. ROODS, James MYER, Henry W. GAUSNEL, Reuben LEWIS, Andres RICHARDSON, Cornelius J. BENSON, Peter RIPLEY, Ambros DAVIES, Samuel H. �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride KANNEDY, Susan J. KENNEDY, Flora M. KIMBALL, Fannie E.' KIZER, Mary Harriet LANDS, Rebecca A. LANE, Mary A. LAWRENCE, Maggie U. LAWSON, Dorissa LAWSON, Nancy J. LEE, FJJIIIla LEE, Harriett LEEKA, Amy LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia LEPORTE, Annie L. LEVY (LONG), Mary A. LEWIS, Fannie J. LEWIS, Minnie LIETH, Amanda LOGAN, Clarissa LOHMANN, Louise LOWE, Sarah S. MALONE, Maria MALONE, Missouri MASON, Mina MATHEWS, Melinda A. MC CALLIE, Ella 1'1. MC CLURE, Mary E. HC CONNELL, Haggie HC DAW, Ettie C. MC DONALD, Mary E. MC DOWELL, Mary HC KE\~EN, Magg ie MC KINNEY, Lucy MILLER, Sarah D. MINTON, Philinda J. NIZE, El izabeth !'fORGAN, Anna ~1. Groom Bride Groom - CLARK, Jordan TOWNSEND, W.B. CARRUTH, James A. COWEN, Alexander ERVIN, Alfred M. WARREN, Henry G. STONE, William E. HANES, Daniel H. TALLEY, Benony C. GOSNELL, Zachariah W. ROGERS, Rufus BURNS, Joseph CARTER, Al1en DIGGS, Alvin S. LOSH, Andrew l'tUELLER, Henry J. HOUSTON, James HELTON, Andrew J. TODD, Alexander HAAS, John QUIETT, Alfred L. PLUHE, Amyi(?) B. MORGAN, Samuel H. PORTER, Byron EMBLETON, John Spark SHEPARD, Edwin A. DE WOLFE, William M. DONNELLY, James MEILLS, Austin R. COATS, Hester P. COOP, David CONARD, George B. HINDS, Wiley COCHRAN, William H. STACY, Russell M. FARHER, Albert WILLIAMS, George MlSRGAN, Ella F. MORRIS, Francis NORSE, Alice MUELLER, Fredericke MYERS, Mary E. NElS, Caroline NEWSTIFTER, Nary NICHOLS, Emma NOBLE, Sarah A. NORTON, 1'lel inda A. OBERG, Emma C. O'BRIEN, Alice OKERSON, Sarah E. ORENDER, Martha ORME, Eliza eth S. OSWORTH, Elizabeth OVERTON, Alice M. PAGE, Ella Modora PATTERSON, Eulalie E. PATTERSON, Mary A. PEASE, Eunice M. PECKHAM, Loretta PEMBERTON, Emma PETERSON, Clara PETERSON, Hoda L. PETERSON, Matilda I. POOR, Flora A. POOR, Sarah PRESTON, Angeline PUCKETT, Sarah PUTNAM, Lucy L. REES, Mary REYNOLDS, Mary E. RILEY, Nancy J.M. ROBERTS, Ellen ROBERTS, Francene ROBERTS, Jennie SNOW, Benjamin J. SHIPMAN, John B. ADAMSON, Robert E. LOSS, Paul L. WRIGHT, Samuel BRECHEISEN, Peter EDER, Sabastian MONROE, Gilbert B. EVANS, Job BARBER, T. Allen PEARSON, Olaf MYNAHAN, Thomas J. BRIGGS, William H. MARLEY, Haywood HALL, William N. HENSBARGER, William D. TABER, Orsan L. SHINER, James W. TRAVIS, Charles E. SMITH, Orley N. Alder, John W. THOMPSON, Oliver J. ANTHONY, Mark MANSON, Earnest AHLSTROM, Charles J. ANDERSON, Charles G. COTTINGHAM, James A. WHITLOCK, John F. HAIRREIJ.., J ame sA. WESTHEFFER, Jacob HAWORTH ,Solomon CAREY, George W. EBERHART, John S. HASEBRIG, George DEE, Thomas DOBSON, Thomas WIGGINTON, Wesley -122- �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride RODMAN, Susan F. ROSEBROOK, Frances ROY, Harv A. SCHOPfE, Francis SCROGGS, Jane SHEPHERD, Hartha J. SHOTTA, Hartha E. SHOUP, Mary E. SHREINER, Catherine SIEBEN, Therese SIGGES, Sophia Snu.K>NS, Jennie I.(J) SIHPSON, Della SMALLWOOD, Hary L. SHITH, Lawrena SMITH, Mary Jane SMITH, Sarah E. SPARSHUK, Theresa SPEER, Mary E. SREPESA, Mary STANLEY, Annie M. STEWART, Mary E. STEWART, Permelia STOVER, Ella SURBER, Caroline, SURBER, Mary SUTTON, Mary L. SVENSON, Hanna Groom Bride TAYLOR, Ettie ROBERTS, Christopher B. RANDOLPH, Will iam W. TERRELL, Lucinda BADSKY, Thomas F. THOHAS, Annie N. HOEAL, Aloyse THORPE, Caroline M. JEFFERSON, Carrol TUCKER, Hattie F. HAMILTON, Joshua TUCKER, Martha J. LOSEY, Will iam TUGENDREICH, Louise METSKER, Martin \~. TUSSEY, Alice SIMON, Nick VAN DENBERG, Corinne STIEFEL, Edward VAN WELY, Annie SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah VITT, Louisa Chevalier, John G. WAKELY, Louisa J. BARKER, Simon H. WALKER, Mary R. TURGEON, John A.C. WEIDLER, Elise WIHTE, Joseph WHITE, Lucetia BROWN, James WILLIANS, Prescilla NEIL, Marian WILSON, Ellena L. KOHLAR, William WILSON, Leanna NEFF, Wood WINNIE, Al idia AUBAUGH (AUGHBOUGH), Wm. H. WOOD, Elizabeth S. VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F. WUOD, Mary J. (T?) CUNNINGTON, William WOOD, Nancy A. CHOTAU, Thomas WOODIGER, Lucy HENDRIX, Erastus WOODSON, Jan MYERS, George W. WORTHINGTON, Mary E. STUDABAKER, John YOUNG, Jennie H. PIERCE, Washington ZIHMERNAN, Alvira B. LOFGREN, Frans T. Groom WGAN, David REILEY, Joseph SPENCER, Charles B. MILLARD, Francis O. WELLING, Edward L. WHITE, George w. BENAS, Morris THURBER, Whitford HALE, Amos H. HOBELMANN, Augusta L. EISENBERG, George COOP, Napoleon L. STAUFFER, Samuel H. STOPFF, William F. ZEIGLER, Henry BORDER, Samuel B. CLARKSON, Burthaer A. LEWIS, Peter GRIGGS, Elejah W. WHITLOCK, Lysander JONES, Hugh J. (T?) KINZY, John R. STAFFORD, Matthew N. MARTIN, John MC COY, Hiram M. HOWARD, James NORWINE, Walker Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton "The raptdly increasing divorce rate", remarked the wit. "lnd1.cates that America is indeed becoming the land of the free." "Yes". replied his prosaic fr1.end. "but the continued marriage rate suggests that it is still the home of the brave." --The American Legion WeeklY -123- I I �From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence ADAMS, Charles W. ADAMS, William M. ALEXANDER, Smith ALFORD, Daniel S. ALLEN, Albert F. Crawford Co., KS ALLEN, Charles H. ANDERSON, Alexander H. ANDERSON, Charles ANDERSON, Charles S. ARTHUR, Charles F. ASBORN, George D. Leav. Co., KS BACH, Frederick W. Clay Co., KS BADSKY, John F. BALDWIN, Lafayette P. BARBER, James W. BARTON, John D. BASS, James BAUM, Smith W. BEALS, Jeptha Chase Co., KS BEEYLEY, Thomas A(?) Leavenworth Co., KS BEVERLY, Woodbury P. Leavenworth Co., KS BLADES, Andrew Leav. Co., KS BLAND, Robert Jeff. Co., KS CHETLAIN, Emma H. COOK, Netta RAMSEY, Harriet SAVAGE, Susie D. HART, Elizabeth D. Dg. Co., KS TWEED, Clara B. MC CONNELL, Hattie C. HENDERSON, Rebecca PETERSON, Emma Christine LAMPSEL (SAMPSEL), Mary E. WORDEN, Mary A. Leav. Co., KS ALLGAIER, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS ROY, Elizabeth PIERSON, Maggie A.(M?) MC RILL, Aurilla A. METSKER, Mary A. STEWART, Ellen JOHNSON, Margaret GRANGER, Nettie S. Dg. Co., KS FORD, Eliza J. Leavenworth Co., KS SMITH, M. Ella Dg. Co., KS HALL, Lucinda Leav. Co., KS KENNEDY, Mary J. Dg. Co., KS 16 Dec. 14 June 19 Oct. 14 Apr. 9 Sept. -124- Officiant 1874 1874 1874 1874 1874 Dg. Co., KS Jeremy Boynton, M.G. W.N •Hamby , M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Jeremy Boynton, M.G. 18 Nov. 1874 23 Dec. 1874 14 Aug. 1874 5 Sept. 1874 27 Jan. 1874 1 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS V.M.King, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Andrew Carper, M.G. J.O.Linell, M.G. Silas Bond, J.P. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 13 Mar. 1874 J.S.Embleton, Preacher 16 Oct. 1874 17 Dec. 1874 6 Aug. 1874 12 Nov. 1874 31 May 1874 10 May 1874 15 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS 20 Jan. 1874 Leavenworth Co.,KS John G.A.Norton, P.J. Samuel Y. Lum, M.G. James Boicourt, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. Corporal, M.G. David T. Woodward, Preacher Richard Cordley, M.G. Edward Gill, M.G. 9 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS Wm. A. Shaw, M.G. 7 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS John G.A.Norton, P.J. 4 July 1874 Dg. Co. , KS Geo. W. Smith, J.f. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Bridegroom BOOKER, Dorral Frankl in Co., KS BOWERS, David BRADLEY, William R. Greene Co., Iowa BRROKS, Edmond BROOKS, Hanry BROWN, George A. BROWN, William E. Jeff. Co., KS BROWN, William P. BUTELL, Emile J. Dg. Co., KS BYRNE, Thomas W. Jeffson Co., KS CANARY, John Leav. Co., KS CARSON, Charles C. CARSON, Frankl in CARSON, Phillip S. CASEY, John Denver, Colo. CHILDS, Stephen CLARK, William CLARKE, Nicholas S. CLAY, Saint George Michigan CLAYTON, Smith S. COE, Louis Jeff. Co., KS COFFIN, George A. COLE (CONE), Allen W. COOP, Napoleon L. Dg. Co., KS COO PER, John W. COVEY, John CRAIG, Anderson Missouri Date & Place if other than Lawrence INGLE, Fannie L' Dg. Co., KS KESLER, Elizabeth S. WARREN, Susan M. Dg. Co., KS LAWRENCE, Nancy E. CLAY, Caroline WAKLEY, Adeline JONES, Martha J. Jeff. Co., KS COLBERT, Margaret F. GORMAN, Louise E. Johnson Co. ,KS WELKER, Mary Jefferson Co., KS HURD, Mary A. Leav. Co., KS SHEPARD, Mary E. BROWN, Sarah CARAGY, Jane A. DYMOND, Ida Perryville, KS DAVIS, Mary WOODWARD, Elizabeth PATTERSON, Lucy J. CLAY, Amanda Dg. Co., KS CARENESS, Sarah C. GADDY, Sarah E. Jeff. Co., KS EMMETT, Hattie JENNINGS, Hattie B. WAKLEY,Arvi1la E. Dg. Co., KS BROWN, S. Ella BROWNING, Anna STILL, Mary J. F. Dg. Co., KS J.W.Hopping, M.G. 15 Mar. 1874 10 Feb. 1874 16 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS John Bower, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. 5 Mar. 1874 1 Jan. 1874 19 Jan. 1874 30 May 1874 Jeff. Co., KS J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. A.C.Carper, M.G. William Kneale, Pastor James Carney, Min. T.L.Gardner, M.G. 29 Jan. 1874 17 Sept. 1874 License only 14 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Rev. J. F. Cunningham 28 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John G.A.Norton, P.J. 17 11 24 26 Sept. 1874 Feb. 1874 Dec. 1874 Feb. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley, M.G. James Christian, J.P. J.C.B.Wharton, M.G. W.K.Marshall, M.G. 27 14 30 13 Aug. 1874 Feb. 1874 Sept. 1874 Feb. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Joseph Lovelaoe, J,f. Richard Cordley, M.G. W.K.Marshall, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. 1 Oct. 1874 8 Nov. 1874 Joseph Denison, M.G. James Cooney, Min. 22 Aug. 1874 License only 23 Sept. 1874 15 Dec. 1874 Leav. Co., KS J.E.Rudisell, fastor S.J.McNaughton, J.P. 8 Oct. 1874 May 1874 17 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Richard· Cordley, M.G. David G. Lett, M.G. W.K.Marshall 11 -125- Officiant I_~ .. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Date & Place if other than Lawrence Bridegroom CRANDALL, Theron W. Red Oak, Iowa CUSHINBERRY, Nathan CUNNANA, Michael CUNNINGTON, John R. DEQUIS, John Osage Co., KS DO LSTROM, Alexander DUNGAR, Willis EDLER, Henry C. ELLER, Isaac P. Dg. Co., KS FISH, Isaac B. Leavenworth Co., KS FISHER, Andrew S. FO LEY, Geo. W. Jefferson Co., KS GABRIELSON, John GARDNER, E.E. Lincoln, Nebr. GARETSON, James S. Terre Haute, Ind. GASKILL, Charles Dg. Co., KS GILL, William H. GILMAN, Arthur C. GOEPFERT, William Jeff. Co., KS GOODMAN, Herbert Osage Co., KS GREEN, Albert GREEN, William D. GREER, James G. GRISSO, Daniel B. HALBERT, William HAMILTON, Charles W. HAMMOND, Eden D. HAMMOND, Joseph L. BLACKER, Mattie E. Red Oak, Iowa BERRY, Matilda FARREL, Maria MANIA, Mary A. HOUTY, El iz A. Dg. C., KS HEISE, Emma HAGAN, Violet Ann WESTERHOUSE, Mary MC CONNEL, Margaret J. Leavenworth Co, KS UNDERWOOD, Eliza E. Leavenworth Co., KS HAFER, Mary SAMPLE, Lucinda Jeff. Co., KS JOHNSON, Anna Christina SMITH, Emma Dg. Co., KS GRIFFITH, Caroline M. Dg. Co., KS ALLEN, Ann E. Jeff Co., KS KELLEY, Martha V. WATKINSM Della PAYNE, Minerva J. Jeff. Co., KS BELL, Maggie Dg. Co., KS BUCK, Martha LEWIS, Maggie ERN Sf, Anna B. SPITLER, Sarah BURTON, Laura B. CHARLTON, Emma M. MARCH, Anna E. KINLEY, Mary A. -126- Officiant 15 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS J.E.Rudise11, Pastor 6 Jan. 1874 10 May 1874 25 June 1874 23 Apr. 1874 A.C.Carper, M.G. Rev. J. F. Cunn ingham John G.A.Norton, P.J. John L. Sulivan, J.P. Dg. Co., KS Geo. W. Smith, J.P. John G.A.Norton, P.J. John Wilder, J.P. 12 Oct. 1874 24 Feb. 1874 6 Feb. 1874 22 Apr. 1874 License only 11 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John G.A. Norton, P.J 17 Mar. 1874 5 Mar. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Henry W. Cinry, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 11 Jan. 1874 T.O.Linell, Rev. S .M.Hopkins 13 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS 14 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS D.R.Colemery, M.G. 17 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A.M.Richardson, M.G. Dg. Co., KS M.V.B.Knox, Preacher Andrew Stout, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. 2 Apr. 1974 6 Oct. 1874 6 Aug. 1874 27 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Andrew Stout, M.G. 16 Feb. 1874 20 Oct. 1874 31 Aug. 1874 License only 24 Nov. 1874 5 Mar. 1874 10 June 1874 22 Oct. 1874 26 May 1874 J.W.Wilson, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. w.w.Williams, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. W.H.Cole, M.G. W.K.Marshall, M.G. 1---- 1 �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Bridegroom HARBRIDGE, Joseph B. Topeka, KS HARMAN, George M.D. HARVEY, oarwin E. HASKIN, Charles A. Marion, KS HAYS, Augustus H. HAZELGANS(HAGELGANS), John Caspar Wyandotte Co., KS HAZZARD, James W. HICKS, James HOLMES, Alfred HOLMES, Orlando Jeff. Co., KS HOLLAND, Eli F. De Soto, KS HOLT, William P. Colorado HORNBERGER, Gotthold Dg. Co., KS HORRELL, Jackson HORRELL, John HORTON, Stephen S. HUCK, William I. HUMBERT, Fletcher W. IRWIN, Nelson Marion, KS JACKSON, John Lafayette Co., MO JAESCHKE, Robert Topeka, KS JAMES, David Macon Co., MO JOHANNING, Franz H. JOHNSON, Elisha D. JOY, Robert G. KANE, James Brown Co., KS KENNADY, Edward N. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence ROWE, Lizzie E.M. Topeka, KS CROWELL, Alice HYDE, Effie D. FISHPAW, Martha N. Marion, KS BLACK, Angeline KAMMEYER, Matilda Dg. Co., KS 31 Dec. 1874 Topeka, KS John J. Thompson, M.G. 24 Dec. 1874 23 Apr. 1874 9 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John Bower, ~lin. A.M.Richardson, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 22 Apr. 1874 8 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Andrew Stout, M.G. Wm. Kleinschmidt, M.G. Dg. Co., KS Richard Cord1ey, M.G. A.C.Carper, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Officiant WEIDLER, Reina BARKER, Agnes LABARRIERE, Eveline L. HALL, Narcissa Jeff. Co., KS MC INTIRE, Mary K. Dg. Co., KS 22 May 1874 13 Jan. 1874 4 Nov. 1874 22 June 1874 FRY, Emily C. 12 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John E. Rudisill, M.G. 11 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John C. Tei1, M.G. 9 Dec. 1974 20 Dec. 1874 23 Feb. 1874 12 Feb. 1874 18 Jan. 1874 30 Aug. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John Ingle, M.G. John Ingle, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J I.H.Bronebrake, M.G. John W. Steward, Rev. Peter Brubaker, M.G. 29 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A. A. Trimper, M.G. Dg. Co., KS HEMMINGER, Anna Fr anklin Co., KS SUTTON, Sarah MEYER, Susan JOHN SON, Martha ROSE, Agatha TUCKER, Harriett E. SMITH, Malissa Marion, KS BUECKING, Estella Dg. Co., KS KATZING, Amande Topeka, KS ROBERTS, Louisa Dg. Co., KS KLOPHAUS, Amalie MURRAY, Margaret L. MOON, Mary E. SHANK, Anna C. Dg. Co., KS BLACK, Nancy J. 21 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS Jeremy Goynton, M.G. 24 Sept. 1874 License only 13 Feb. 1874 19 May 1874 19 Feb. 1874 1 Apr. 1874 31 Dec. 1874 26 Mar. 1874 -127- Dg. Co., KS John Bower, M.G. Dg. Co., KS J. Meuel1er, M.G. James Christian, J.P. Joseph Iliff, M.G. Joseph B. Rothrock, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. �Douglas County; Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd "Bridegroom KENNEDY, Eugene KENNEDY, Joseph KESLER, James S. KETNER, Richard A. Leavenworth, KS LACY, William H. LAWSON, Henry LEAHY, Jeremiah LINDSEY, Louis LIVERMORE, Harvey C. LOGAN, Frank MAIN, John G. Jeff. Co., KS MANGELSDORF, Ernest A. MARTIN, David H. MATER, Adolph G. Neosho Co., KS MAVITY, Wesley A. MC BERNEY, Alexander Harvey Co., KS MC CURDY, James MC DONALD, John MC KEE, Milton M. MC TAGGART, William J. MEADE, Richard C. MENGER, Christian A. MEYER, John F. Missouri: MILLER, Chapin J. Dg. Co., KS MILLS, Charles W. Jeff. Co., KS MITCHELL, Samuel D. Johnson Co., KS MONROE, Frank M. MYERS, Joseph K. Dallas Co., Iowa NICHOLS, Simon Jefferson Co., KS Bride Date"& Place if other than Lawrence FOX, Eva HALEY, Mary WEIDLER, Laura J. GOSLINE, Harriet A. Dg. Co., KS DORTON, Hester A. LEIGH, Lydia MC CARTHY, Katie ELLIS, Patsey Ann BURTON, Genoa M. BASS, Celia JOHN SON, Sarah E. Jeff Co., KS BRUNE, Anna Charlotte LAHUE (LAHNE), Mary L. STARKEY, Mary E. Neosho Co., KS SELLS, Demea A. MILLER, Ellen S. Dg. Co., KS MURPHY, Bridget MC HENRY, Harriet BARNES, Emma CHARLTON, Maria CHARLElON, Emma J. HERZBERG, Anna MERKEL, Catherine E. Dg. Co., KS CARN EY, Ka te Jeff. Co., KS PATTON, Hannah M. Jeff. Co., KS BRUNER, Mary M. Dg. Co., KS DAVIS, Margaret BASHORE, Mary A. Dg. Co., KS REED, Nancy E. Leavenworth Co., KS -128- 1 Mar. 1874 5 Sept. 1874 11 June 1874 23 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS Officiant James Bryson, M.G. Rev. J. F. Cunn ingham Edmond R. Sanborn, M.G. W.K.Marshall, M.G. 12 Apr. 1874 23 Aug. 1874 29 Oct. 1874 23 Dec. 1874 26 Mar. 1874 9 Dec. 1874 21 June 1874 Jeff. Co., KS R.H.Stewart, J.P. George Secrest, J.P. A. Carius, Priest Dudley Lee, M.G. W.W.Williams, M.G. A.C.Carper, M.G. John Duncan, Min. 1 Dec. 1874 9 Aug. 1874 23 Dec. 1874 August F. Korfhage, M.C. John G.A.Norton, P.J. I· Charles Chadwick, J.P. I Dg. Co., KS 18 Jan. 1874 20 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS I.I.Snodgrass, M.G. W.K.Marshall, M.G. 26 Aug. 1874 6 Oct. 1874 23 Apr. 1874 10 June 1874 1 Sept. 1874 12 Mar. 1874 7 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Rev. John F. Cunningham A. Carius, Priest Samuel T. Barnes, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. A.F.Korfhage, M.G. August F. Korfhage, M.G. 15 Aug. 1874 Leavenworth Co., KS Rev. Albert Chandler 31 Dec. 1874 Jeff. Co., KS John Duncan, Min. 25 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co., KS W.K.Marshall, M.G. 15 Mar. 1874 30 Dec. 1873 ( sic) John Park, M.G. Geo. Myers, M.G. 5 July 1874 James Knight, M.G. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Bridegroom NICHOLS, Thomas M. NOBLE, George NORTHROP, John W. Johnson Co., KS O'NEILL, John OUSDAHL, Alivius T. Jeff. Co., KS OWEN (OVEN), Abner PALMER, Henry B. PARSLEY, Alfred S. Topeka, KS PEARCE, Leonard S. PEARSON, Charles A. PECK, Conrad PENNOCK, Henry L. Ottawa, KS PERSING, Abraham PETTY, Richard J. PRESTON, Redoford REYNOLDS, David Olathe, KS REYNOLDS, Samuel ROBINSON, David Dg. Co., KS ROBINSON, Edwin E. ROHE, Adam RUNYAN, Andrew SCHNEIDER, John A. SCHUL, John Howard Co., KS SCOFIELD, Cyrus C. SHEPHARD, Joseph SHOTWELL, Walter S. SIMMONS, Edward F. Topeka, KS SIMMONS, Joel SIMPSON, John W. Ell is Co., KS SIMS, Milton Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence BRAXTON, Anna DOUGLAS, Jeanette· MILLER, Helen A. Johnson Co., KS HARPER, Melissa J. OLSER, Alia Jeff. Co., KS DAVIS, Mary Ann RAY, Mary E. BARNETT, Iantha Topeka, KS HOLLINGBERRY, Sarah GUSTO FSON, Augusta KASO LD, Hermina WHISTLER, Sarah Quenomo, KS LEWIS, Peggie COLE, Virginia HUNT, Charlotte A. INGLSON(ENGLSON)MArtha A. Olathe, KS WHEELER, Lizzie S. HOWARD, Marian A. Shawnee Co., KS WHIPPLE, Ida A. PARK, Alice ROSE, Fannie THIEMEN, Elizabeth FRAZIER, Genoa d. Dg. Co., KS MINIER, Ida JOLLINGBERY, Rose TAYLOR, Fannie A. SIMMONS, Sarah A. Dg. Co., KS MOTT, Ann BROUGHTON, Ida E. Dg. Co., KS MORRIS, Ellen (?) -129- Officiant Mar. 1874 23 Mar. 1874 30 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS J.N.Wilson, M.G. Theo. L. Gardner, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. 22 Mar. 1874 10 July 1874 Dg. Co., KS William Kneale, M.G. J.O.Linell, Min. Topeka, KS James Boicourt, M.G. John Wilder, J.P. P.S.Cleland, M.G. 15 Jan. 1874 12 May 1874 31 Mar. 1874 24 Dec. 1874 5 Sep.t 1874 5 June 1874 26 Feb. 1874 John K. Dunn, Rev. J.O.Linell, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. T.L.Gardner, M.G. 8 Dec. 1874 12 Apr. 1874 21 Nov. 1874 7 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Reuben McComber; Preacher Albert M. Richardson, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. Rev. Felix P. Swembergh' 2 Feb. 1874 29 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 17 Oct. 1874 9 Dec. 1874 13 Jan. 1874 10 Jan. 1874 15 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS W.O.Kretsinger, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. J.H.Bonebrake, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. W.W .Will iams, M.G. 12 Feb. 1874 19 May 1874 30 June 1874 6 Aug. 1874 Dg. Co., KS A.M.Richardson, M.G. D.O.Kel1ogg, Min. Richard Cordley, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. 10 Dec. 1874 7 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS Peter Brubaker, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. 30 Dec. 1874 Gabriel Gray, M.G. ! �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Bridegroom SLOSSON. George Coffeyville. KS SMELSER. John Jeff. Co •• KS SMITH. Henry STANFIELD. 'George S. Shawnee Co., KS STANLEY. Mil ton Jeff. Co •• KS STINE. Charles STRODE, Thomas STROUP, Zachariah T. Jefferson Co., KS STRUNK. Samuel C. Dg. Co., KS SUTPHIN. William H. Johnson Co., KS SWAYZE. Jason C. Topeka, KS TATE. T.E. THOMAS. Francis P. TRABUE, William K. TREADWAY, Charles S. TROPHAGEN, Nathaniel D. VANDENBERGH, Jacob S. VAN LOEWEN, Carl VERNON, William H. VITT, ~erdinand F. VOONHOLT. Harmon WALBRIDGE. Chester B. Dg. Co., KS WATSON. John W. WATTS, Samuel WEBB. Morris A. WHITE. George F. WHITE. Moses H. Minnesota WIEDEMAN. John F.W. WIENAN. Fred W. Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence HATCH. Minnie F. Dg. Co., KS HILLER. Lydia A. Dg. Co., KS ELLIOTI'. Celia PRICE. Clarissa J. Dg. Co., KS MAIN, Mary Jeff. Co., KS DE VAL. Minnetta JONES, Miranda KNOTT. Sarah E. Jefferson Co., KS VANTRIES. Flora J. Dg. Co., KS LA MASTINE. Emma Johnson Co., KS ERWI (ERVIN), Jennie M. Labette Co., KS ROBINSON. Dessie JOHNSON, Alice MC INTOSH, Sarah E. TERRY. Maggie DONOHUE. Kate WHITE. Ella H. KAISER, Frances PATE, Ella S. KLEIMAN. Matilda SCHEHER. Catherine LEE. Addie . Jeff. Co., KS JOHNSON, Lucy M. BEALE. Jane VAN SYCKLE, Julia A. STANLEY. Lucy DRAPER. Amanda Dg. Co., KS OESCH, Louise BRECHTELSBOWER, Ella D. 23 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS Edmond R. Sangorn, Min. 25 Mar. 1874 Dg. Co., KS H.M.Richardson, M.G. 14 Jan. 1874 7 June 1874 John G.A.Norton, P.J. Dexter Tucker, M.G. 15 Mar. 1874 John Cuncan, t-lin. 28 Apr. 1874 23 Oct. 1874 4 Mar. 1874 John G.A.Norton, P.J. J.W.Wilson, M.G. J. Knight, M.G. -130- 21 May 1874 Frankl in Co., KS 16 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS 28 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS 17 Oct. 1874 16 Mar. 1874 30 Apr. 1874 22 Dec. 1874 18 Nov. 1874 13 May 1874 15 Jan. 1874 8 Apr. 1874 16 Feb. 1874 6 Aug. 1874 15 Mar. 1874 Jeff. Co., KS Officiant W.O.Kretsinger, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. W.• K.Marshall, M.G. W.O.Kretsinger, M.G. A.R.Button, M.G. H.C.Kline, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. A. Carius, Priest A.H.Richardson, M.G. John G.A.Norton, P.J. Henry M. Green, M.G. James Christian, J.P. A.A.Trimper, M.G. John Duncan, Min. 24 Dec. 1874 2 Sept. 1874 7 Nov. 1874 15 Oct. 1874 3 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley John K. Dunn, Rector Oscar G. Richards, J.P. Wm. M. Adams, M.G. William R. Constant,Preacher 28 Oct. 1874 22 Oct. 1874 Richard Cord1ey, M.G. Edmond R. Sanborn, Min. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence WILLSDORF, Charles F. WILSON, Henry WINNIE, James WISHROPP, William Osage Co., KS WIZER, David A. YOUNG, Abraham ZIMMERMAN, William H. Leavenworth Co., KS BAILEY, Clara STEVENS, Dora WHITE, Lottie MATTHIAS, Louisa Osage Co., KS DRAKE, Susan E. BOYER, Anna E. WILLIAMS, Martha Leavenworth Co., KS 15 Jan. 1874 14 Nov. 1874 16 Sept. 1784 9 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS John G.A.Norton, P.J. J.H.(W7)Wilson, M.G. ~. M. Adams, M.G. Ge"o. W. Smith, J.P. 7 June 1874 1 Dec. 1874 14 Jan. 1874 Leavenworth Co, KS John G.A.Norton, P.J. Andrew Stout, M.G. Sam Relsall, Min. Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS ALLEN, Ann E. ALLGAIER, Mary E. BAILEY, Clara BARKER, Agnes BARNES, Emma BARNETT, Iantha BASS, Celia BASHORE, Mary A. BEALE, Jane BELL, Magg ie BERRY, Matilda BLACK, Angel ine BLACK, Nancy J. BLACKER, ~1a tt ie E. BOYER, Anna E. BRAXTER, Anna BRECHTELSBOWER, Ella D. BROUGHTON, Ida E. BROWN, Sarah BROWN, S. Ellen BROWNING, Anna brune, Anna Charlotte BRUNER, Mary M. BUCK, Martha BUECKING, Esletta GASKILL, Charles BACH, Frederick WILLSDORF, Charles F. HICKS, James MC KEE, Milton M. PARSLEY, Alfred S. LOGAN, Frank MYERS, Joseph K. WATTS, Samuel GOODMAN, Herbert CUSHINGBERRY, Nathan HAYS, Augustus H. KENNEDY, Edward N. CRANDALL, Theron W. YOUNG, Abraham NICHOLS, Thomas M, WIEMAN, Fred W. SIMPSON, John W. CARSON, Franklin COOPER, John W. COVEY, John MANGELSDORF, Ernest A. MITCHELL, Samuel D. GREEN, Albert JACKSON, John -131- BURTON, Genoa M. BURTON, Laura B. CARAGY, Jane A. CARENESS, Sarah C. CARNEY, Kate CHARLETON, Emma J. CHARLTON, Emma CHARLTON, Maria CHETLAIN, Emma H. CLAY, Amanda CLAY, Carol ine COLBERT, Margaret F. COLE, Virginia COOK, Netta CROWELL, Alice DAVIS, Margaret DAVIS, Mary DAVIS, Mary Ann DE VAL, Minnetta DONOHUE, Kate DORTON, Hester A. -DOUGLAS, Jeanette DRAKE, Susan E. DRAPER, Amanda DYMOND, Ida LIVERMORE, Harvey C. HALBERT, William CARSON, Phillip S. CLAYTON, Smith S. MILLER, Chapin J •. MEADE, Richard C. HAMILTON, Charles W. MC TAGGART, William J. ADAMS, Charles W. CLAY, Saint George BROOKS, Henry BROWN, William P. PETTY, Richard J • ADAMS, William M. HARMAN, George, M.D. MONROE, Frank M. CHILDS, Stephen OWEN(OVEN), Abner STINE, Charles TROPHAGEN, Nathanial D. LACY, Will iam H. NOBLE, George WIZER, David A. WHITE, Moses H. CASEY, J6hn , '---' - �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Bride Bride ELLIOTT, Cel ia SMITH, Henry ELLIS, Patsey Ann LINDSEY, Louis COFFIN, George A. EMMETT, Hattie GREER, James ERNST, Anna B. ERWIN(ERVIN), Jennie M. SWAYZE, Jason C. CUNNANA, Michael FARREL, Maria HASKIN, Charles A. FISHPAW, Martha N. BEEYLEY, Thomas A. FORD, El iza J. KENNEDY, Eugene FOX, Eva FRAZIER, Genoa D. SCHUL, John FRY, Emily C. HOLT, William P. COE, Louis GADDY, Sarah E. BUTELL, Emile J. GORMAN, Louise E. KETNER, Richard A. GOSLINE, Harriet A. BEALS, Jeptha GRANGER, Net.tie S. GARETSON, James S. GRIFFITH, Ca.:-ol ine M. PEARSON, Charles A. GUSTOFSON, Augusta FISHER, Andrew S. HAFER, Mary DUNGAR, Willis HAGAN, Violet Ann KENNEDY, Joseph HALEY, Mary BLADES, Andrew HALL, Lucinda HOLMES, Orland HALL, Narcissa O'NEILL, John HARPER, Melissa J. ALLEN, Al bert F. HART, Elizabeth D. SLOSSON, George HATCH, Minnie F. HEISE, Emma DO LSTROM, Alexander MENGER, Christian A. HERYBERG, Anna HORNBERGER, Gotthold HEMMINGER, Anna HENDERSON, Rebecca ANDERSON, Charles PEARCE, Leonard S. HOLLINGBERRY, Sarah HOUTY, El iza A. DEQUIS, John HOWARD, Marian A. ROBINSON, David HUNT, Charlotte A. PRESTON, Redoford HURD, Mary A. CANARY, John HYDE, Effie D. HARVEY, Darwin E. INGLE, Fannie L. BOOKER, Dorral INGLSON(ENGLSON), Martha A. REYNOLDS, David COLE(CONE), Allen W. JENNINGS, Hattie B. JOHNSON, Alice THOMAS, Francis P. JOHNSON, Anna Christina GABRIELSON, John JOHNSON, Lucy M. WATSON, John W. JOHNSON, Margaret BAUM, Smith W. JOHNSON, Martha HORTON, Stephen S. JOHNSON, Sarah E. MAIN, John G. JONES, Martha J. BROWN, William E. JONES, Miranda STRODE, Thomas KAISER, Francis VAN LOEWEN, Carl KAMMEYER, Matilda HAZELGANS(HAGELGANS) ,.John Caspar KASOLD, Hermina PECK, Conrad KATZING, Amanda JAESCHKE, Robert KINLEY, Mary A. HAMMOND, Joseph L. KELLEY, Martha V. GILL, William H. KENNEDY, Mary J. BLAND, Robert KESLER, Elizabeth S. BOWERS, David KLEIMAN, Matilda VITT, Ferdinand F. KLOPHAUS, Amalie JOHANNING, Franz H. KNOTT, Sarah E. STROUP, Zachariah T. LABARRIERE, Eveline L. HOLMES, Alfred LAHUE(LAHNE), Mary L. MARTIN, David H. LAMPSEL(SAMPSEL), Mary E. ARTHUR, Charles F. LA MASTlNE, Emma SUTPHIN, William H. LAWRENCE, Nancy E. BROOKS, Edmond LEE, Addie WALBRIDGE, Chester B. LEIGH, Lydia LAWSON, Henry LEWIS, Maggie GREEN, William D. LEWIS, Peggie PERSJiNG·; Abraham MAIN, Mary STANLEY, Milton MARCH, Anna E. HAMMOND, Eden J). MATTHIAS, Louisa WISHROPP, William MANIA, Mary A. CUNNINGTON, John R. MC CARTHY, Katie LEAHY, Jeremiah MC CONNELL, Hattie C. ANDERSON, Alexander H. MC CONNELL, Margaret J. ELLER, Isaac P. MC HENRY, Harriet MC DONALD, John MC INTIRE, Mary K. HOLLAND, Eli F. MC INtoSH, Sarah E. TRABUE, William K. -l32- �Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd) Groom MC RILL, Aurilla A. METSKER, Mary A. MEYER, Susan MILLER, Ellen S. MILLER, Helen A. MILLER, Lydia A. MINIER, Ida MERKEL, Catherine A. MOON, Mary E. MORRIS, Ellen ,MOTT, Ann MURPHY, Bridget MURRAY, Margaret L. PARK, Alice PATE, Ella S. PAYNE, Minerva J. OESCH, Louise OLSER, alia PATTERSON, Lucy J. PATTON, Hannah M. PETERSON, Emma Christine PIERSON, Maggie A.eM.) PRICE, Clarissa J. RAMSEY, Harriet RAY, Mary E. REED, Nancy E. ROBERTS, Louisa ROBINSON, Dessie ROSE, Agatha ROSE, Fannie ROWE, Lizzie, E.M. ROY, El izabeth SAMPLE, Luc inda SAVAGE, Susie D. SCHEMER, Catherine SELLS, Demea A. BARBER, James W. BARTON, John D. JORRELL, John MC BERNEY, Alexander NORTHROP, John W. SMELSER, John SCOFIELD, Cyrus C. MEYER, John F. JOY, Robert G. SIMS, Milton SIMMONS, Joel MC CURDY, James JOHNSON, Elisha D. RCi>HE, Adam VERNON, William H. GOEPFERT, William WIEDEMAN, John F.W. OUSDALL, 01 ivius T. CLARKE, Nicholas S. MILLS, Charles W. ANDERSON, Charles S. BALDWIN, Lafayette P. STANFIELD, George S. ALEXANDER, Smith PALMER, Henry B. NICHOLS, Simon JAMES, David TATE, T.E. HURD, William I. Runyan, Andrew HARBRIDGE, Joseph B. BADSKY, John F. FOLEY, George W. ALFORD, Daniel S. VOONHOLT, Harmon MAVITY, Wesley A. Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton -133- SHANK, Anna C. SHEPARD, Mary E. SIMMONS, Sarah A. SMITH, Emma SMITH, Mal issa SMITH, M. Ella SPITLER, Sarah STAN LEY, Lucy STARKEY, Mary E. STEVEN S, Dora STEWART, Ellen STILL, Mary J. F. SUTTON, Sarah TAYLOR, Fannie A. HERRY, Maggie THIEMIN, Elizabeth TUCKER, 'Harriett E. TWEED, Clara B. UNDERWOOD, Eliza E. VAN SYCKLE, Julia A. VANTRIES, Flora J. WAKLEY, Adel ine WAKLEY, Arvilla E. WARREN, Susan M. WATKINS, Della WEIDLER, Laura WEIDLER, Reina WELKER, Mary WESTERHOUSE, Mary WHIPPLE, Ida A. 8HISTLER, Sarah WHITE, Ella M. WHITE, Lottie WILLIAMS, Martha WOODWARD, El izabeth WORDEN, Mary A. KANE, James CARSON, Charles C. SIMMONS, Edward F. GARDNER, E .E. IRWIN, Nelson BEVERLY, Woodbury P. GRISSO, Daniel 8. WHITE, George F. MATER, Adolph G. WILSON, Henry BASS, James CRAIG, Anderson HORRELL, Jackson SHOTWELL, Walter S. TREADWAY, Charles ~. SCHNEIDER, John A. HUMBERT, Fletcher W. ALLEN, Charles H. FISH, Isaac B. WEBB, Morris A. STRUNK, Samuel C. BROWN, George A. COOP, Napolean L. BRADLEY, William R. GILMAN, Arthur C. KESLER, James S. HAZZARD, J arne s W. BYRNE, Thomas W. EDLER, Henry C. ROBINSON, Edwin E. Ph~OCK, Henry L. VANDENBERGH, Jacob ~. WINNIE, James ZIMMERMAN, Will iam H. CLARK, Will iam OSBURN, George D. I· �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Judicial & Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. / Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant AUSTIN, Oscar BRIGGS, Mrs. Mary Jane CLARK, Jane WOODFORK, Francis ASHLEY, Hattie REED, Nancy J. LOVIN, Sarah J. RAY, Emily 28 May 1875 James Millar, M.G. 23 Jan 1875 26 Feb 1875 4 Mar 1875 17 Dec 1875 12 May 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks. 28 Oct 1875 A.C., Casper, M.G. Gabriel Gray, M.G. W.H. Sweet, M.G. R.A. Caruthers, M.G. Alfred Barnes, M.G. Jno. Wilder, J.P. PARIS, Mabel 4 Sept 1875 Geo. W. AUSTIN, Robert BADGER, Nelson BAKER, John T. BARKER, Jacob BARBER, William I. BARRETT (BARNETT), James BASKAVILLE, Francis M. BEAR, Benjamin BEW, George H. BLAKEMAN, James D. BLISS, John A. BOND, Sylvester BONTON (BOUTON}~ Edwin S. BRANNON, Taylor BRIDGE, James N. BROWN, Charles F. BUTTERFIELD, Franklin P. CABBAGE, William C. CALDER, William CAMPBELL, Eli CARGAY, B. Franklin CARNEY, Jessee W. CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas COLMAN, Osgood A. COOPER, W.L. CORY, Samuel W. Smith, J.P. ,_.. "'--............ OWENS, Nancy 1 Jan 1875 BURNTON, Mattie H. 28 Feb 1875 WILSON, Sarah E. 9 Nov 1875 SAUNDERS, Lizzie A. 24 May 1875 METSKER, Elizabeth 14 Jan 1875 J. McKINZIE, Sarah 19 Aug 1875 John G.A. Norton, P.J.: Richard Cordley,M.G. Joseph Lovelace, J. P. ..,-~-~ Richard Cordley, Rev. Peter Brubaker, M.G. GRINER, Rosa MEAD, Anise McNAIR, Clara G. FULLER, Sarah L. J.H. Bonbrake, M.G. I.W. Clock, M.G. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. J.C.B. Wharton, M.G. 7 Oct 1875 23 Sept 1875 8 Nov 1875 15 Aug 1875 MUCHLER, Sarah A. 4 Apr 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks. MAXWELL, Nannie R. 31 Aug 1875 BELL, Louise 14 Oct 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks. FULKERSON, Alice 14 Nov 1875 SATER, Hannah P. 12 Aug 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks. HARRIS, Lula 11 Jul 1875 RICHARDSON, Flora E.25 Dec 1875 KIMBALL, Ella F. 4 Oct 1875 LUDINGTON, Alice E. 25 Nov 1875 -134- John A. Young, M.G. W.W. Williams, M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. Werter R. Davis, M.G. M. Seiler, Rev. John Duncan, M.G. J.W. Warder, M.G. Alfred Barnes, M.G. Richard Cordley,Rev. Paul Ziegler, Rev. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride CRILEY, Ezra K. DANIELS, Miles DAVIS, James E. DEAN, ABram S. DOBBINS, Samuel B. MORROW, Laura A. WILLIAMS, Malinda TUTTLE, Mary E. CURTIS, Clara MONTGOMERY, Amelia H. DRAPER, Edwin N. CRISS, Melissa A. DUNN, Robert BROWN, Amelia EATON, Edmund K. SHEPPARD (SHEPHERD) Nancy E. ELLIS, Benjamin EMORY, Jane ELLIS, Delos M. SHOBERT, Susan EVERHART, John C. HOUK, Katie FISHER, Frederick SCHOEPHFLIER, Lillian J. FLORY, Benjamin HILDERBRAND, Catherine J. FOLLETT, George A. ELDRIDGE, Phebe FORREST, William J. SILVERS. Jennie FURGUSON, John D. MATHEWS, Ella FURZE, Richard A. DUNCAN, Rachel M. GILGES, Thompson W. PHILLIPS, Annie M. GILL, William H. WARREN, Mary A. GLOVER, Ezekiel DODGE, Mary E. GODFREY, Charles SUTTON, Nancy E. GREEN, James W. BANKS, May S. HALL (HALE), Jason B.WELLS, Emma S. HARDING, Thomas P. KOOGAL, Ada B. HARRIS, E1hanan CLOSE, Josephine HARRIS, Ephraim PITCHCHER, Alice HART, William HASTIE, Peter HATCHER, Peter M. HAY, Milton A. FISH, Nancy McANDLESS, Mary M. DUNCAN, Josephine SMITH (MARTIN), Ma10na O. Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant 13 Apr 1875 31 Dec 1875, Osage Co., Ks. 14 Mar 1875 3 Mar 1875 15 Apr 1875 J.M. Cockins, M.G. J.L. Embleton, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. John N. Young, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. 19 Jan 1875 25 Feb 1875 ,30 Mar 1875 Wm. Draper, J.P. John N. Young, M.G. Andrew Stout, M.G. 1875 1875 1875 1875 Gabriel Gray, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Frederick Roth, M.G. J.F. Schreiber, M.G. 5 Sept 1875 James E. Hi1key, M.G. : 4 Ju1 1875, Coffeyville, Ks. 13 Dec 1875 22 Dec 1875 16 May 1875 26 Dec 1875 8 Apr 1875 22 Dec 1875 5 Sept 1875 8 Dec 1875 10 Mar 1875 10 Nov 1875 30 Nov 1875 21 Apr 1875 B.F. Smith, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J;-John G.A. Norton, P.J. P.H. Gei1an, J.P. J.W. Clock, M.G. Merter R. Davis, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. W.W. Williams, M.G. Paul Zeigler, Min. A.M. Richardson, M.G. James Barcourt, M.G. W.F. Harwood, J.P. T. Wellington Henderson, M.G. William M. Adams, M.G. Alfred Barnes, M.G. E.G. Macy, J.P. John S. Brown, M.G. 10 Nov 26 Oct 6 June 25 Ju1 . ....,..., 5 Feb 1875 1 Nov 1875 29 Aug 1875 13 June 1875 -135- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant HENDERSON, John C. HERSHEY, Isaac HOFFMAN, Clay HOGUE, Frank o. HORN, James HULT, Andrew ILIFF, Asa B. JAMES, Henry JEFFERSON, Richard JENSEN, Neils o. JOHNS, Henney JOHNSON, Amos D. STEPHENS, Elizabeth SPITLER, Mary GILLMAN, Gertrude HENDRICKS, Louisa N. HUNTER, Anne E. AHLGUIST, Amanda HILL, Mollie M. AUSTIN, Ella PRICE, Mary KNUDSEN, Mary JONES, Jennie LANE, Annie E. 26 Apr 1875 4 Nov 1875 10 Dec 1875 16 Oct 1875 10 Nov 1875 1 Nov 1875 11 Sept 1875 29 Jul 875, Jefferson Co., Ks. 4 Dec 1875 22 Sept 1875 29 May 1875 26 Oct 1875 JOHNSON, August JONES, John A. JONES, John M. JOMB, Ellen COTTON, Ella E. LINDLEY, Jemima E. 8 Nov 1875 30 Nov 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks. 3 Sept 1875 . JONES, Jo seph JONES, Walter T. KENNEDY, George KIRBY, Wiley KLINE, Henry S. LEE, Samuel LEWIS, George A.W. LEMING, Mattie TENNIS, Lizzie A. HARRELL, Emma DAVIS, Hannah READ, Mary B. LIPSCOMB, Emma HANN, Mary E. 18 Dec 1875 29 Dec 1875 27 Jan 1875 19 Jan 1875 14 Aug 1875 25 Dec 1875, Leavenworth Co. , Ks. 7 Dec 1875, Jefferson Co. , Ks. LINDELL, Charles A. LUCAS ,- James B. LUGTON, George R. LYON, George C. LYONS, William D. MACKEY, Arthur D. MADDEN, Franklin MANN, Samuel B. MARHSALL (HARSHA), Eugene K. MARTINES, Martin GARDNER, Eva 13 Dec 1875 SIMMONS, A1via A. 30 Nov 1875 STEVENSON, Elmira 22 Sept 1875 GRANGER, Clara E. 25 Mar 1875 SMITH, Winnie L. 29 Sept 1875 COX, Lizzie B. 31 Aug 1875 LEWIS, Mary 3 Feb 1875 PEASE, Cynthia A. 13 Sept 1875 TURGEON, Josephine R.16 Apr 1875 Andrew Stout, M.G. John Bower, M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. Paul Zeigler, Rev. Dudley Lee, M.G. A.M. Richardson,M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. Jerome Kunkle, J.P. C.B. Beeks, J.P. A.A. Trimper, M.G. Johri G.A. Norton,P.J. Charles Reynolds, Chaplain, U.S.A. A.A. Trimper, M.G. J.C. Watt, J.P. W.F. Fitzgerald, Priest John G.A. Norton,P.J . S.W. Lloyd, M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. George W. Smith,J.P. R.A. Caruthers, M.G. John Divelbes,J.P. J. Ferrel (Terrel), M.G. John N. Young, M.G. Joseph Denison,M.G. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. Richard Cordley, M.G. James Boicourt,M.G. Richard Cord1ey,Rev. Rufus Parks, Rev. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. TOWNSEND, Lizzie 25 Aug 1875 -136- Gabriel Gray, M.G. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride MASON, Albert MATHEWS, Jonathan McFARLAND, Edgar E. McKENZIE, Henry McKINNEY, David R. MITCHELL, John M. MONROE, Thomas H. MOORE, Sanford V. MOTT, William MYERS, John NELSON, Olaf NOBLE, John S. NORDEEN, Andrew O'LEARY, Dennis OWENS, Miles J. OWENS, William H. PETERSON, James H. PIATT, Jacob W. AMMERMON, Levina 17 Jan 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks. SWISHER, Mary 31 May 1875 RYDER, Carrie E. 14 Dec 1875 WOOD, Amanda 25 Jan 1875 JOHNSON, Mary R. 10 Oct 1875 HORN, Martha 16 Jan 1875 HERNAL, Emma J. 9 June 1875 FORD, Hattie A. 7 Apr 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks. COLE, Margaret E. 3 Jan 1875 JONES, Elizabeth 21 Jan 1875 LINDALL, Emma 4 Feb 1875 SPARR, Mary A. 19 Oct 1875 ANDERSON, Bettie 20 Dec 1875 BARRY, Lizzie 13 Jan 1875 HICKS, Mary 24 Feb 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks. STOUT, Anna 4 Jul 1875 TEGHTMYRE, Viola C.2l Nov 1875, Franklin Co., Ks. GRANT, Susan H. 2 June 1875 PLATNER, Charles POSTMA, Robert RICE, Cornelius BLODGETT, Kate 11 Nov 1875 FRAZIER, Alta M. 4 Apr 1875 MULSO (MILSOM), 7 Mar 1875 Lizzie PLASKET, Indiana 1 Sept 1875 ROSSEL, Mary 20 Aug 1875 STROBEL, Caroline 4 Jan 1875 EASLEY, Eveline 31 Aug, 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks. EUBANKS, Jennie 18 Oct 1875 RULAND, Jane 17 aul 1875 HOLYFOERSTER, 26 Jan 1875 Marie LIPSCOMB, Louisa 26 Mar 1875 LIGGETT, Leuranah 3 Oct 1875 STEVENS, Myra 3 June 1875 SECREST, Fannie A. 15 Dec 1875 ROBERTS, Charles W. ROCKLUND, Carl A. ROHE, Michael ROTHWELL, Scott RUSH, Lambert SAYRE, Peter W. SCHAPER, F.W. SILVERS, George SKILES, Nathan T. SMITH, Peyton R. SMITH, Wilford A. Date & Place if other than Lawrence -137- Officiant John M. Stewart, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Dexter Tucker, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. R. Paepas, Rev. Joseph Mason, Rev. Peter Brubaker, M.G. E.G. Macy, J.P. A.A. Trimper, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. John G.A. Norton, P.J. A. Carius, Priest Nathan Butler, M.G. Joseph Lovelace, J.P. Wm. Whitney, Min. John F. Cunningham, Priest Alfred Barnes Peter Brubaker, M.G. Oscar G. Richards, J.P. J. Boynton, M.G. A.A. Trimper, M.G. J.F. Schreiber, M.G. John Divelbis, J.P. John G.A. Norton, P.J. A.A. Trimper, M.G. John G.A. Norton, P.J. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. J.N. Boicourt, M.G. J.W. Cockins, Rev. Phillip M. Lewis, M.G. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride SMITH, William H. STARRETT, John M. STEPHENS (STEVENS), Albert J. SUPPLE, George F. SUTTON, Jesse TAYLOR, Charles H. TAYLOR, Peter S. THOMAS, Ezra R. THRALLS, Edmund S. TODD, Alexander VAN WINKLE, Nathan WALTON, Henry WARDEN, Daniel KING, Louisa H. (A.) 3 Aug 1875 LOGAN, Allie L. 17 June 1875 HUGNOT, Mary J. 27 Sept 1875 Wm. H. Smith, Rev. J.C. Herron, M.G. George W.Smith, J.P. PLACE, Alfreda M. HAMBLIN, Julia L. HUGHES, Sallie WILLIAMS, Ella J. BOWERS, Caroline S. LOESCH, Catherine LOGAN, Clarrissa CALDWELL, Mattie PEYTON, Annie WILLIAMS, Talitha 16 Dec 1875 31 Oct 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks. 6 Oct 1875 21 Apr 1875 14 Jan 1875 30 Mar 1875 28 Nov 1875 6 Sept 1875 4 Mar 1875 25 Jan 1875 HUDSON, Milda J. FRY, Matilda COLE, Lucy BRYANT, Mary JEMES, Matilda F. CARGAY, Elizabeth CHEVALIER, Isabell 1. (J. ) WOOLLEY, Eliza BRUNTON, Mattie J. FRANK, Pauline B. PERRY, Emily 17 Jan 1875 30 Sept 1875 31 Oct 1875 29 Apr 1875 6 Feb 1875 8 Nov 1875 14 May 1875 Paul Ziegler, Rev. Isa Hale, J.P. W.H. Sweet, M.G. John S. Brown, M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. John G.A. Norton,P.J. Thomas Allison,M.G. J.W. Wilson, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Jno. E. Rudisill, Pastor Isa Hale, J.P. Paul Zeigler, Rev. Peter Brubaker, M.G. W.W.(H.) Cole, M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. M. Seiler, Rev. H. Bradley, Rev. 21 Dec 15 Aug 5 Sept 26 Nov John G.A. Norton, P.J. Richard Cordley,M.G. John G.A. Norton,P.J. C.B. Beeks, J.P. WARDEN, William H. WARREN, Henry J. WEBBER, Henry WHITE, Jesse WIDENER, George G. WILFORD, Daniel WILLIAMS, Edwin I. WINKELMAN, Jacob WINNIE, Henry WOLFF, Meyer WRIGHT, Edmond Date & Place if other than Lawrence 1875 1875 1875 1875 Officiant Following in an alphabetical listing of the brides: Bride Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom AHL~UIST, Amanda AMMERMON, Levina ANDERSON, Bettie ASHLEY, Hattie HULT, Andrew MASON, Albert NORDEEN, Andrew BAKER, John T. AUSTIN, Ella BANKS, May S. BARRY, Lizzie BELL, Louisa JAMES, Henry GREEN, James W. O'LEARY, Dennis CAMBPELL, Eli -138- �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride Bridegroom BLODGETT, Kate PLATNER, Charles BOWERS, Caroline S. THOMAS, Ezra R. BRIGGS, Mrs. Mary AUSTIN, Oscar Jane BROWN, Amelia DUNN, Robert BRUNTON, Mattie J. WINNIE, Henry BRYANT, Mary WHITE, Jesse BURNTON, Mattie H. BEW, George H. CALDWELL, Mattie VAN WINKLE, Nathan CARGAY, Elizabeth WILFORD, Daniel CHEVALIER, Isabell I.WILLIAMS, Edwin I. (J. ) CLARK, Jane CLOSE, Josephine COLE, Lucy COLE, Margaret E. COTTON, Ella E. COX, Lizzie B. CRISS, Melissa A. CURTIS, Clara DAVIS, Hannah DODGE, Mary E. DUNCAN, Josephine DUNCAN, Rachel M. EASLEY, Eveline ELDRIDGE, Phebe EMORY, Jane EUBANKS, Jennie FISH, Nancy FORD, Hattie A. FRANK, Pauline B. FRAZIER, Alta M. FRY, Matilda FULKERSON, Alice FULLER, Sarah L. AUSTIN, Robert HARRIS, Elhanan WEBBER, Henry MOTT, William JONES, John A. MACKEY, Arthur D. DRAPER, Edwin N. DEAN, Abram S. KIRBY, Wiley GLOVER, Ezekiel HATCHER, Peter M. FURZE, Richard A. ROTHWELL, Scott FOLLETT, George A. ELLIS, Benjamin RUSH, Lambert HART, William MOORE, Sanford V. WOLFF, Meyer POSTMA, Robert WARREN, Henry J. CARGAY, B. Franklin BUTTERFIELD, Franklin (Cont'd) Bride Bridegroom GARDNER, Eva GILLMAN, Gertrude GRANGER, Clara E. GRANT, Susan H. GRINER, Rosa HAMBLIN, Julia L. HANN, Mary E. HARRELL, Emma HARRIS, Lula HENDRICKS, Louisa N. HERNAL, Emma J. HICKS, Mary HILDERBRAND, Catherine J. HILL, Mollie M. HOLYFOERSTER, Marie HORN, Martha HOUK, Katie HUDSON, Milda J. HUGHES, Sallie HUGNOT, Mary J. HUNTER, Anne E. JEMES, Matilda F. JOHNSON, Mary R. JOMB, Ellen JONES, Elizabeth JONES, Jennie KIMBALL, Ella F. KING, Louisa H. (A.) KNUDSON, Mary KOOGAL, Ada B. LANE, Annie E. LEMING, Mattie LEWIS, Mary LIGGETT, Leuranah LINDELL, Charles A. HOFFMAN, Clay LYON, George C. PIATT, Jacob W. BRANNON, Taylor SUTTON, Jesse LEWIS, George A.W. KENNEDY, George CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas HOGUE, Frank O. MONROE, Thomas H. OWENS, Miles J. FLORY, Benjamin -139- ILIFF, Asa B. SCHAPER, F.W. MITCHELL, John M. EVERHART, John C. WARDEN, William H. TAYLOR, Charles H. STEPHENS (STEVENS), Albert J. HORN, James WIDENER, George G. McKINNEY, David R. JOHNSON, August MYERS, John JOHNS, Henney COOPER, W.L. SMITH, William H. JENSEN, Neils O. HARDING, Thomas P. JOHNSON, Amos D. JONES, Joseph MADDEN, Franklin SKILLS, Nathan T. �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride Bridegroom LINDALL, Emma NELSON, Olaf LINDLEY, Jamima E. JONES,· John M. LIPSCOMB, Emma LEE, Samuel LIPSCOMB, Louisa SILVERS, George LOESCH, Catherine THRALLS, Edmund S. LOGAN, Allie L. STARRETT, John M. LOGAN, Clarrissa TODD, Alexander LOVIN, Sarah J. BARBER, William I. LUDINGTON, Alice E. CORY, Samuel W. MATHEWS, Ella FURGUSON, John D. MAXWELL, Nannie R. CALDER, William McANDLESS, Mary M. HASTIE, Peter McKINZIE, Sarah BONTON (BOUTON), Edwin S. McNAIR, Clara G. BROWN, Charles F. MEAD, Anise BRIDGE, James N. METSKER, Elizabeth J.BOND, Sylvester MONTGOMERY, Amelia H.DOBBINS, Samuel B. MORROW, Laura A. CRILEY, Ezra K. MUCHLER, Sarah A. CABBAGE, William C. MULSO (MILSOM), RICE, Cornelius Lizzie OWENS, Nancy BEAR, Benjamin PARIS, Mabel BASKAVILLE, Francis M. PEASE, Cynthia A. MANN, Samuel B. PERRY, Emily WRIGHT, Edmond PEYTON, Annie WALTON, Henry PITCHCHER, Alice HARRIS, Ephraim PLACE, Alfreda M. SUPPLE, George F. PLASKET, Indiana ROBERTS, Charles W. PHILLIPS, Annie M. GILGES, Thompson W. PRICE, Mary JEFFERSON, Richard RAY, Emily BARRETT (BARNETT), James READ, Mary B. KLINE, Henry S. REED, Nancy J. BARKER, Jacob RICHARDSON, Flora E. COLMAN, Osgood A. Typed by Mary Lou Winchell (Cont'd) Bride Bridegroom ROSSEL, Mary RULAND, Jane RYDER, Carrie E. SATER, Hannah P. SAUNDERS, Lizzie P. SCHOEPHFLIER, Lilian ROCKLUND, Carl A. SAYRE, Peter W. McFARLAND, Edgar E. CARNEY, Jessee W. BLISS, John A. FISHER, Frederick J. SECREST, Fannie A. SHEPPARD (SHEPHERD), Nancy E. SHOBERT, Susan SILVERS, Jennie SIMMONS, Alvia A. SMITH (MARTIN), Malone O. SMITH, Winnie L. SPARR, Mary A. SPITLER, Mary STEPHENS, Elizabeth STEVENS, Myra STEVENSON, Elmira STOUT, Anna STROBEL, Caroline SUTTON, Nancy E. SWISHER, Mary TEGHTMYRE, Viola C. TENNIS, Lizzie A. TOWNSEND, Lizzie TURGEON, Josephine TUTTLE, Mary E. WARREN, Mary A. WELLS, Emma S. WILLIAMS, Ella J. WILLIAMS, Malinda WILLIAMS, Talitha WILSON, Sarah E. WOOD, Amanda WOODFORK, Francis WOOLLEY, Eliza -140- SMITH, Wilford EATON, Edmund K. ELLIS, Delos M. FORREST, William J. LUCAS, James B. HAY, Milton A. LYONS, William D. NOBLE, John S. HERSHEY, Isaac HENDERSON, John C. SMITH, Peyton R. LUGTON, George R. OWENS, Williams H. RHOE, Michael GODFREY, Charles MATHEWS, Jonathan PETERSON, James H. JONES, Walter T. MARTINES, Martin MARSHALL (HARSHA), Eugene K. DAVIS, James E. GILL, William H. HALL (HALE), Jason B. TAYLOR, Peter S. DANIELS, Miles WARDEN. Daniel BLAKEMAN, James D. McKENZIE, Henry BADGER, Nelson WINKLEMAN, Jacob �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144 Judicial & Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence ADAMS, James W. AKERS, Henry ALBRECHT, B. ALCORN, Sylvester ALLEN, Frank A. ALLEN, Samuel R. (K) ARNOLD, Edward BARBER, John BARNHART, Joseph BARNHART, William BARTLETT, Joseph E. BASEL, William H. BEBOUT, Joseph BECKER, Stephen BENSON, John A. BOLIN, (BOHN), Daniel BORER, (BOWER) Joseph BRADSHAW, James M. BURNETT, Henry C. CADE, Jacob (Joseph) CADE, Phenis CAMERON, Noah CANTRELL, Hiram B. PEARSON, Jennie M. WESTERHAUSE, Anna WHIPPLE, Alice PENNER, Mary ROGERS, Jennie WHITNEY, Mattie L. GABRIEL, Henrietta MOORE, Arabella P. FISHBURN, America S. MICHAEL, Sarah E. WHITCOMB, Lily A. PALMER, Frances J. MURPHY, Maggie DOLLINGER, Emily MALM, Hilda ANDERSON, Mary HEILIGENSTEIN, Mary BRUBAliliR, Lydia COFFEY, Jennie R. ROSE, Sophronia A. YATES, Amanda WARREN, Emily A. YEWDOLL, (YENDALL) Charlotte PRICE, Mary E. ARMS, Martha HAMLINE,(HAVLINE) Lizzie WHEELER, Mary D. HIATT, Mrs. Fannie B. PRENTICE, Adelaide L. BALDWIN, Mary M. PETTIBONE, ElviraE. DOBBINS, Ella BAILEY, Mary BRADEN, Isabel A. 28 Dec. 1876 1 Feb. 1876 3 Aug. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 27 May 1876 14 Nov. 1876 17 Oct. 18?6 13 Dec. 1876 9 Nov. 1876 23 Nov. 1876 28 June 1876 25 Dec. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 30 Apr. 1876 25 Nov. 1876 18 Apr. 1876 4 May 1876 25 Oct. 1876 13 Sept. 1876 2 Mar. 1876 3 Feb. 1876 1 June 1876 CARUTHERS, Thomas S. CHAPLEY, John CLARK, Robert COCHRAN, Joseph S. COLE, Thomas J. CORBIN, John N. COURSEN, Phillip S. COX, Samuel H. CRANE, Charles W.. CRANE, Clark S. DAVIS, Charles G. License only Topeka, Ks. Shawnee Co. Officiant J.W. Cockins, Rev. W.O. Kretsinger, Pastor John Q.!.Norton, P.J. Linus Blakesley, Pastor T.B.Gray, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. S.W.Spring, Pastor John Wilder, J.P. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. ,r, - Geo. Tonnies, Rev. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. S.J. Asterberg, M.G. John Piehler, Priest Christopher Flory, M. G. '. 1 A.A.Trimper, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Edward Gill, M.G. 1 20 Jan. 1876 3 Sept.· 1876 26 Feb. 1876 John Q.A.Norton, P.J. T B.Gray, Min. R.A. Caruthers, M.G. 15 June 1876 28 Feb. 1876 20 Jan. 1876 11 July 1876 15 Sept. 1876 4 July 1876 24 Dec. 1876 1 Sept. 1876 19 Jan. 1876 A.A.Trimper, M.G. S.W. Lloyd, M.G. John W. Young, Min. A.A.Trimper, Min. T.B.Gray, Min. W.O. Kretsinger, Min. Henry W. Conry, M.G. Chas. Chadwick, J.P. V.M. King, M.G. -141- ~' - �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS Bridegroom DAVIS, William DEVER, Sheldon B. DOLISI, John DOWNS, Eli A. DRENDEL, Joseph DUDLEY, Luther C. DUMMER, William H. DUTTON, Daniel P. EASTMAN, Nelson D. EBERHART, Obadiah ELAM, Ti lman C. ELLIOTT, Andrew G. ERVIN, Charles !i'LORA , Josiah D. FLORY, Cyrus FISHER, Frederie G. FRICKER, William D. FURGUSON, Lewis S. GAUSNELL, Joseph M. GAYLORD, Owen C. GILL, Albert P. GILMORE, John GINN,(ZINN) Moses GORDON, Wm. F. GRACEY, Simon P. GREENFIELD, Charles HOGAN, Thomas HALBURT, John HAMMERT, John HARDEN, James H. HARDING, James C. HARRIS, Walker HATCH, Charles HATTEN, Henry H. HAYS, i'iilliam HENDERSON, Andy HOERSEMAN, Frank HOLMES, Ezra R. MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1.876 Bride SPENCER, Ellen M. PIPER, Ella MOLL, Elizabeth HARBOUR, Sarah E. HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia SHOBERT, Sarah M. WISER(WIZER), Jennie WATSON, Lorinda J. UNDERWOOD, Lucinda FLORY, Saty FEARER, Mary A. SEATON, Rebecca HALL, Mary HARBOUR, f.1artha E. METSKER, Sarah E. RICHARDS, Emma L. TRIMPER, Lucy E. SILVERS, Catherine STILES, Eliza A. TAYLOR, Julia K. OLIVER, Julia T. ANDERSON, Matilda SWEEZER, Olive BOONE, S. Margaret ROFFEL, Eliza A. ARNOLD, Martha EDWARDS, Mattie TOYNE, Sarah Jane MARFILIUS, Magdelena KIRBY Mary E. FISHPAW, Maggie LEE, Rebecca DONOHOE, Lizzie A. COTES (COLES) , Francis LINNING, Virginia A. RUBY, Anna KAMMEYER, Sophia W. NOEACKER, S.E. (Cont'd) Date & Place if other than Lawrence 7 Aug. 187611 Oct. 1876 28 Nov. 1876 16 Feb. 1876 12 Sept. 1876 21 Mar. 1876 15 Mar. 1876 12 Mar. 1876 7 Jan. 1876 1) Aug. 1876 9 Mar. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 )0 May 1876 2) Feb. 1876 24 Feb. 1876 10 June 1876 25 Dec. 1876 22 July 1876 21 Sept. 1876 24 Aug. 1876 ) July 1876 25 Aug. 1876 20 July 1876 22 Sept. 1876 4 Sept. 1876 27 Sept. 1876 28 Dec. 1876 27 Jan. 1876 24 Apr. 1876 14 Nov. 1876 27 Feb. 1876 i) Jan. 1876 12 Sept. 1876 17 Aug. 1876 ) June 1876 1 Nov. 1876 )0 Nov. 1876 27 Apr. 1876 -142- Shawnee Co., Ks. License only Officiant S.W.Lloyd, M.G. J.W. Cockins, Pastor Alb Weikmam, Priest J.W. Clock, M.G. Albert Weikmam, Priest John QA. Norton, P.J. Henry M. Greene, M.G. W. Skeels, Elder Thomas Johnson, J.P. Christopher Flory, M. G. W.O. Kretsinger, Min. John QA .. Norton , P.J. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. J.W.Cockins, Pastor A.A.Trimper, M.G. John QA. Norton, P.J. S.J. McNaughton, J.P. S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. S.W.Spring, Pastor John QA. Norton, P.J. John QA. Norton, P.J. R.T.W.James, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. Geo. Tonnies, Rev. Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.S. Baldwin, J.P. Dudley Lee, M.G. John QA. Norton, P.J. H.H.Harris, J.P John QA. Norton, P.J. Dudley Lee, M.G. John A. Reitz, ~1.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. ., �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS HARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 Bridegroom HOUK, John W. HOWSER, John W. JOHNS, John JOHNSON, Charles JOHNSON, Swan JONES David KENNEDY, Oscar C. KEPLER, David KING, Harden KINZY, John R. KNIGHT, Geo. W. KNOTT, Abner C. KOEHLER, William LAGERQUIST, John A. LAWSON, Thomas S. LEASCH, Adoniram LEE, Henry LEEPER, Gilbert C. LEFNAN, John H. LEIS, George LESLIE, Thomas G. LEVETT, Edward LEWIS, Ebenzer LINDSEY, Sandy LOWE, Robert M. LUDINGTON, George H. MANNING, B.S.W. MANNIX, Cornelius MANTER, Addison MATHEWS, Charles McDONALD, Edmond E. McKNIGHT, William F. McMURRAY, John MELLINGER (METTINGER), James D. Bride Date & Place if NUFFER, Hannah 28 Dec .. 1876 MOHLER, Elizabeth 15 Aug. 1876 MARTIN, Mary E. 1) Jan. 1876 JOHNSON; Emma M. 20 Oct. 1876 ERICKSON, Anna 24 Mar. 1876 BRYANT, Chaney 21 Dec. 1876 CORNELIUS, Laura 27 June 1876 SHOEBERT, Mary E. 11 May 1876 FOX, Matilda i) Dec. 1876 GRAY, Clara E. 9 Nov. 1876 AYERS, Emma 22 July 1876 GORE, Rachel 27 Apr. 1876 GEIB, Anna 4 Dec. 1876 HERNING, Sarah A. 2 Nov. 1876 STANLEY, Sarah E. 6 Dec. 1876 PARKER, Nyrtilla E. 9 Feb. 1876 CARTER, Elizabeth 25 May 1876 COFFEY, Martha F. 18 Apr. 1876 MIENZER(MINZER)(MINZIER), Louisa )1 May 1876 ROSS, Lillian 26 Oct. 1876 COOKE, Hellen A. )1 May 1876 STANFIELD, Mary 5 Mar. 1876 CLARKE, Sarah 8 Apr. 1876 JONES, Jennie 1 July 1876 PATE, Emma 24 Sept. 1876 BLODGETT, Jessie B. 2 Feb. 1876 WILLIAMS, Mary 26 Sept. 1876 WILLIAMSON, Hannah 26 Oct. 1876 DAVIS, Clara M. 5 Dec. 1876 JOHNSON, Ida 21 Dec. 1876 WILSON, May(Mary) 24 Aug. 1876 LAUGHTON, Mary A. 17 Apr. 1876 TAYLOR, Georgia 5 Jan. 1876 NELSON, Maggie B. 20 June~1876 -143- (Cont'd) other than Lawrence Jefferson Co., Ks. Leavenworth Co., Ks. Jefferson Co., Ks. Officiant Ph. Fricker, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. John Q.H. Norton, P.J. S.J. Osterberg, M.G. A A.Trimper, M.G. Josiah Terrel, M.G. James Bryson, M.G. Wm. H. Fullour, J.P. R.T.W. James, M.G. R.T.W. James, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Josiah Ferrel, M.G. George Tonnies, Pastor A.C. Peck, Minn. A.J. Haskin, J.P. A.A.Trimper, M.G. \ William S. Harrod, M.G. License only Franklin Co., Ks. Leavenworth Co., Ks. License only License only A.F. Kesfhage, M.G. L.W. Spring, Pastor J.W. Clock, M.G. Ilam Relsall, Min. Thomas Allison, M.G. J.H. Bonebrake, M.G. Alfred Barnes, Pastor Henry W. Conry, M.G. A.C. Peck, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Bedford Drisdom, M.G. W.F.Harwood, J.P. John Q.H.Norton, P.J. A.A.Trimper, M.G. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 (Cont'd) ~ridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant MENDENHALL, Charles MINNIX (MINICH), Fleming H. MITCHELL, James T. MOORE, Ely MOORE, Robert R. MORGAN, Gilbert H. MORRISON, John BOYD, Nancy 10 May 1876 Henry W. Conry, M.G. ROYER, Susan HARDIN, Susan J. FRAWLEY, Mary A. GRAVELEY, Emma A. SIMMONS, Rachel E. WILBER (WILBUR) , Emily F. FRAME, Matilda HARRIS, Sarah CAMPBELL, Eva HADLEY, Arabella S. WHITE, Susan DAVIS, Katie B. SHOUT, Agnes M. GREEN, Lucinda BURROWS, Calista A. MOSSER, Carrie LACY, Phebe A. WALMSLEY, Mollie HARRIS, Samantha A. MACK, Sarah A.L. DOWNING, Julia A. DAVIS, Laura 6 Oct. 1876 25 Dec. 1876 5 Jan. 1876 6 June 1876 1 Mar. 1876 John Bower, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. W.F.Fitzgerald, Priest Thos. H. Phillips, M.G. Albert M. Richardson, M.G. 27 Sept. 1876 4 July 1876 6 Nov. 1876 21 Dec. 1876 22 Aug. 1876 1 Apr. 1876 31 Aug. 1876 24 Feb. 1876 16 Aug. 1876 25 Dec. 1876 12 May 1876 Tonganoxie, Leav. Co., Ks. 1 Feb. 1876 21 June 1876 Shawnee Co., Ks. 19 July 1876 12 Dec. 1876 25 Oct. 1876 12 Feb. 1876 T.C.Darling, J.P. Henry W. Reed, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. A.M. Richardson, M.G. A.A.Trimper, M.G. L.C.Biggs, M.G. Werter R. Davis, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. W.L.Harrod, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. James Boicourt, Min. H.R. Button, M.G. Elihu Green, M.G. L.W.Spring, Pastor H.W. Conry, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. LEHMANN, Hellen A.C. PARKER, Hattie E. PARRIE, Alice C. WALTERS, Nancy E. LEWIS, Eunice A. ARNOLD, Eliza WHITE, Ellen READ, Mosia ESSON, Hellen D. 23 Oct. 1876 19 Mar. 1876 13 July 1876 30 Oct. 1876 Jefferson Co., Ks. 23 Feb. 1876 15 Sept. 1876 30 Sept. 1876 3 May 1876 27 Dec. 1876 John Q.A.Norton, P.J. A.C.Peck, Clergy Chas Chadwick, J.P. John N. Holliday, M.G. S.W.Lloyd, M.G. T.B. Gray, Min. Rufus parks, M.G. Dudley Lee, M.G. Henry W. Conry, M.G. MORTON, William A. MOSSER, George NESBITT, Charles H. NEWLIN, Joseph H. NEWMAN, Marshall G. NORTH, Uriah OLIVER, Henry N. PATE, Daniel PENROOD(PENROD) Isaac P&;TERS, Louis H. PHENICIE, William C. PHILLIPS, Jerold PINE, Henry A. PINKSTON, Ephraim W. RANDELL, Walter P. REED, Henry REINCHILD(RHEINSCHILD), George D. RICHARDS, Geo. M. RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T. ROOT, Horace E. ROSE, Alexander ROY, Ralph G. SCOTT, Charles SHEPARD, General L. SMILEY, James W. -144- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date & Place if other than Lawrence Officiant SMITH, Hiatt S. SMITH, James SMITH, John F. SNOW, Wm. H. SNYDER, Henry E. SNYDER, Henry J. STOUDER(STOUDEN) Joseph TOLES, Nathan B. VARNER, David VAUSBINDER, John R. VOGEL, Robert wADE, James A. WALKER, Jenks WARE, Geo. P. WATTS, Isaac WATTS. Sylvester A. WESTHEFFER, Elias WEYMORTH, William H. WHEELER, Fred A. WHITEFORD, Silas B. WHITSELL, Willis WILLIAI1S, Christopher V. WILLIAMSON, Charles A. WILLIAMSON, James F. WILSON, Lenuel T. WOODWARD, George W. WOODWARD, James R. WYATT, Frank VANCIL, Izri B. ZINN, Geo. W. DOUGLAS, Lizzie WILLIAMS, Parthena PERRY, Mary SMITH, Carrie FEATHERSTON, Mary STEWART, Mollie(Mattie) WILLS, Susan POPE, Maggie CRAVENS, Annie TUCKER, Margaret GUTMUCHEL, l1ary LEIGH, Mary S. DRAKE, Lucy A. SNYDER, Sarah RUSSELL, Elizabeth REYNOLDS, Luella H. PEEBLES, Deborah E. PEARSON, Belle PIPER, Mattie F. McGLOTHLIN, Eva GREEN, Josie 17 Feb. 1876 7 Sept. 1876 22 Feb. 1876 4 Oct. 1876 8 July 1876 )0 Jan. 1876 1) May 1876 10 Aug. 1876 )0 July 1876 27 Apr. 1876 10 Oct. 1876 20 Jan. 1876 12 Aug. 1876 21 Aug. 1876 15 Feb. 1876 25 Oct. 1876 4 Oct. 1876 20 Dec. '1876 9 Mar. 1876 25 Jan. 1876 20 Oct. 1876 C.H. Strong, Rev. Gabriel Gray, M.G. W.S. Harrod, M.G. M.Mc Featters, M.G. Charles Chadwick, J.P. Alfred Barnes, Pastor John G.A. Norton, P.J. W.L. Harrod, M.G. O.C. Wisner, Min. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Alb. Weikmam, Priest S.W.Lloyd, M.G. Rufus Parks, M.G. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. Paul Yiegler, Rector John Q.A. Norton, P.J. Job Robinson, M.G. BROWN, Lizzie McKNIGHT, Emma M. NEW, Catherine BONHAM, Sarah C. BULLOCK, Maggie A. BAUM, Martha E. LATSHAW, Jennie E. GOVE, Myra PATE, Laura N. 1 July 1876 25 Nov. 1876 16 Mar. 1876 10 Aug. 1876 27 Feb. 1876 19 Mar. 1876 29 Mar. 1876 16 Feb. 1876 25 July 1876 -145- Osage Co., Ks. License only JosephDenison, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. W.L.Harrod, M.G. A.S.Baldwin, J.P. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. David T. Woodward, M.G. L.M.Sawyer, J.P. J.W.Cockins, Rev. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. John Q.A.Norton, P.J. �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride ANDERSON, Mary ANDERSON, Matilda ARMS, Martha ARNOLD, Eliza ARNOLD, Martha AYERS, Emma BAILEY, Mary BALDWIN, Mary M. BAUM, Martha E. BLODGETT, Jessie B. BONHAM, Sarah C. BOONE, S. Margaret BOYD, Nancy BRADEN, Isabel A. BROWN, LizzieBRUBAKER, Lydia BRYANT, Chaney BULLOCK, Maggie A. BURROWS, Calista A. CAMPBELL, Eva CARTER, Elizabeth CLARKE, Sarah COFFEY, Jennie R. COFFEY, Martha F. COOKE, Hellen A. CORNELIUS, Laura COTES (COLES), Francis CRAVENS, Annie DOUGLAS, Lizzie DAVIS, Clara M. DAVIS, Katie B. DAVIS, Laura DOBBINS, Ella DOLLINGER, Emily DONOHOE, Lizzie A. DOWNING, Julia A. DRAKE, Lucy A. EASON, Hellen D. Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom BOLIN,(BOHN) Daniel GILMORE, John CHAPLEY, John ROY, Ralph G. GREENFIELD, Charles KNIGHT, George W. CRANE, Clark S. COURSEN, Phillip S. WOODWARD, James R. LUDINGTON, George H. WILSON, Lemuel T. GORDON, William F. MENDENHALL, Charles DAVIS, Charles G. WILLIAMS, Christopher V. BRADSHAW, James M. JONES, David WOODWARD, George W. PENROOD,(PENROD) Isaac NESBITT, Charles H. LEE, Renry LEWIS, Ebenezer BURNETT, Henry C. LEEPER, Gilbert C. LESLIE, Thomas G. KENNEDY, Oscar C. HATTEN, Henry H. VARNER, David SNITH, Hiatt S. MANTER, Addison NORTH, Uriah REED, Henry CRAVE, Charles W. BECKER, Stephen HATCH, Charles RANDELL, Walter P. WALKER, Jenks SMILEY, James EDWARDS, Mattie ERICKSON, Anna FEARER, Mary A. FEATHERSTON, Mary FISHBURN, America S. FISHPAW, Maggie FLORY, Saty FOX, Matilda FRAME, Matilda FRAWLEY, Mary A. GABRIEL, Henrietta GEIB, Anna GORE, Rachel GOVE, Myra GRAVELEY, Emma A. GRAY, Clara E. GREEN, Josie GREEN, Lucinda GUTMUCHEL, Mary HADLEY, Arabella S. HALL, Mary HAMLINE (HAVLINE) Lizzie HARBOUR Martha E. HARBOUR, Sarah E. HARDIN, Susan J. HARRIS, Samantha A. HARRIS, Sarah HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia HEI LIGEN STEIN , Mary HERNING, Sarah A. HIATT, Mrs. Fannie B. JOHNSON, Emma M. JOHNSON, Ida JONES, Jennie KAMMEYER, Sophia W. KIRBY, Mary E. LACY, Phebe A. HAGAN, Thomas JOHNSON, Swan ELAM, Tilman C. SNYDER, Henry E. BARNHART, Joseph HARDING, James C. EBERHART, Obadiah KING, Harden MORTON, William A. MOORE, Ely ARNOLD, Edward KOEHLER, William KNOTT, Abner C. VANCIL, Izri B. MOORE, Robert A. KINZY, John R. WHITSELL, Willis PATE, Daniel VOGEL, Robert NEWLIN, Joseph H. ERVIN, Charles -146- CLARK, Robert FLORA, Josiah D. DOWNS, Eli A. MITCHELL, James T. PINE, Henry A. MOSSER, George DRENDEL, Joseph BOREN(BOWER), Joseph LAGERQUIST, John A. COLE, Thomas J. JOHNSON, Charles MATHEWS, Charles LINDSEY, Sandy HOERSEMAN, Frank HARDEN,James H. PHENICIE, William C. �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. (Cont'd) Bride Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom LATSHAW, Jennie E. LAUGHTON, Mary A. LEE, Rebecca LEHMANN, Hellen A.C. WYATT. Frank McKNIGHT, William F. HARRIS, Walker REINCHILD (RHEINSCHILD), George D. WADE, James A. ROSE, Alexander HAYS, William PINKSTON, Ephraim W. BENSON, John A. HAMMERT, John JOHNS, John WHITEFORD, Silas B. WILLIAMSON, Charles A. FLORY, Cyrus BARNHART, William PENNER, Mary PERRY, Mary PETTIBONE, Elvira E. PIPER, Ella PIPER, Mattie F. POPE, Maggie PRENTICE, Adelaide L. PRICE, Mary E. READ, Mosia REYNOLDS, Luella H. RICHARDS, Emma L. ROFFEL, Eli za A. ROGERS, Jennie ROSE, Sophronia A. ROSS, Lillian ROYER, Susan RUBY, Anna RUSSELL, Elizabeth SEATON, Rebecca SHOBERT, Sarah M. SHOEBERT, Mary E. SHOUT, Agnes M. SILVERS, Catherine SIMMONS, Rachel E. SMITH, Carrie SNYDER, Sarah SPENCER, Ellen M. STANFIELD, Mary STANLEY, Sarah E. STEWART, Mollie (Mattie) STILES, Eliza A. SWEEZER, Olive TAYLOR, Georgia TAYLOR, Julia K. TOYNE, Sarah Jane TRIMPER, Lucy E. TUCKER, Margaret UNDERWOOD, Lucinda ALCORN, Sylvester SMITH, John F. COX, Samuel H. DEVER, Sheldon B. WHEELER, Fred A. TOLES, Nathan B. CORBIN, John N. CARUTHERS, Thomas S. SHEPARD, General L. WATTS, Sylvester A. FISHER, Frederic G. GRACEY, Simon P. ALLEN, Frank A. CADE, Jacob (Joseph) LEIS, George MINNIX (Minich), Fleming H. HENDERSON, Andy WATTS, Isaac ELLIOTT, Andrew G. DUDLEY, Luther C. KEPLER, David OLIVER, Henry N. FURGUSON, Lewis S. MORGAN, Gilbert H. SNOW, William H. WARE, George P. DAVIS, William LEVETT, Edward LAWSON, Thomas S. SNYDER, Henry J. GAUSNELL, Joseph M. GINN (ZINN), Moses McMURRY, John GAYLORD, Owen C. HALBURT, John FRICKER, William D. VAUSBINDER, John R. EASTMAN, Nelson D. LEIGH, Mary S. LEWIS, Eunice A. LINNING, Virigina MACK, Sarah A.L. MALM, Hilda MARFILIUS, Magdelena MARTIN, Mary E. McGLOTHLIN, Eva McKNIGHT, Emma M. METSKER, Sarah E. MICHAEL, Sarah E. MIENZER (MINZER)(MINZIER) Louisa MOHLER, Elizabeth MOLL, Elizabeth MOORE, Arabella P. MOSSER, Carrie MURPHY, Maggie NELSON, Maggie B. NEW, Catherine NOEACKER, S.E. NUFFER, Hannah OLIVER, Julia T. PALMER, Frances J. PARKER, Hattie E. PARKER, Myrtilla E. PARR IE , Alice C. PATE, Emma PATE, Laura N. PEARSON, Belle PEARSON, Jennie M. PEEBLES, Deborah E. LEFMAN, John H. HOWSER, John W. DOLISI, John BARBER, John PETERS, Louis H. BEBOUT, Joseph MELLINGER (METTINGER) James D. WILLIAMSON, James F. HOLMES, Ezra R. HOUK, John W. GILL, Albert P. BASEL, William H. RICHARDS, George M. LEASCH, Adoniram RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T. LOWE, Robert M. ZINN, George W. WEYMORTH, William H. ADAMS, James W. WESTHEFFER, Elias -147- �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks. Bride (Cont'd) Bridegroom ~ALT~RS, Nancy E. ROOT, Horace E. WALNSLEY, Mollie PHILLIPS, Jerold WARREN, Emily A. CAMERON, Noah WATSON, Larinda J. DUTTON, Daniel P. WESTERHAUSE, Anna AKERS, Henry WHEELER, Mary D. COCHRAN, Joseph S. WHIPPLE, Alice ALBRECHT, B. . WHITCOMB, Li ly A. BARTLETT, Joseph E . WHITE, Ellen SCOTT, Charles WHITE, Susan NEWMAN, Marshall G. WHITNEY, Mattie L. ALLEN, Samuel R. (K) WILBER (WILBUR), Emily F. MORRISON, John WILLIAMS, Mary MANNING, B.S.W. WILLIAMS, Parthena SMITH , James WILLIAMSON, Hannah MANNIX, Cornelius WILLS, Susan STOUDER (STOUDEN), Joseph WILSON, May (Mary) McDONALD, (Edward ) Edmond E. WISER (WIZER), Jennie DUMMER, William H. YATES, Amanda CADE, Phenis YEWDOLL (YENDALL), Charlotte CANTRELL, Hiram B. Typed by Pauline Meyer ADDITIONS: 1874 ~iarriages of Douglas County, Kansas REYNOLDS, Charles w. married EBERHART, Sarah J. 22 February 1874-A.A. Trimper. MG RUNAWAY WIFE Walter caouca wrote a letter on 15 Nov 1828 from Chilocothe. Orl stating that his wife, Charlotte CROUCH had run away again. This was the tenth time she has run away in 10 years. (Carolina Observer, Thurs. 15, Jan 1829. p. 2) -148- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -1877 From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Place of marriage is Douglas County, Kansas unless otherwise stated. Bridegroom ADAMS, David R. ADAMS, John ADAMS, John W. AM BOLD , Gustav Silverton, Colo ANDREWS, Charles R. ANNIS, Dee ANNIS, George F. Dg. Co., KS BADLEY, Thomas BAILEY, Robert W. BALDRIDGE, Geo. W. BALDWIN, Charles J. Leav. Co., KS BALDWIN, William H. H. BANGS, Wolford N. BARBER, William T. BARKER, Sim(e)on H. BATTLE, Samuel BE"'ESON, Alva Washington Co.,KS BLACKVJELDER, Isaac S. Chicago, III BOWEN, Harvey B. BOWERS, Louis C. BOWMAN, Albert B. BRADSHAW, John H. Leav. Co., KS BREEZE. Henry C. Bride Date & Place Officiant HAWKINS, Mary E. HOWLAND, Mary Z.D. HOLLENGER, Anna SPIETZ, (SFIETY) ,Lottie Dg. Co., KS D~lMING, Maggie A. SWEYER, Nancy A. JAMES, Ellen Johnson Co., KS VAUX, Frances E. O'DELL, Martha WALKER, Minni e B. WINSLOW, Anna Dg. Co., KS FORWARD, Mary ROSS, Fannie S. HOUSTON, Mary M. PATTERSON, Laura RICE, Martha LOYGAN, Ann Dg. Co., KS BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude Dg. Co., KS FOX, Inez JO}';:NSON, Mary A. HU'llCHISON, Kate MOSSER, Sarah E. Leav. Co. ,Ks MC KINNEY, Susan 24 June 1877 4 Mar 1877 2 May 1877 2 Jan 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ James E. Hilkey,MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ George Tonnies, MG 29 Aug 1877 18 Oct 1877 11 Nov 1877 Dg.• Co. ,KS 10 Nov 1877 19 Oct 1877 23 Oct 1877 14 July 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 12 Apr 1877 13 Dec 1877 27 June 1877 2 May 1877 5 Aug 1877 14 Jan1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 5 Apr 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 11 Jan 1877 20 Dec 1877 5 Feb 1877 4 Feb 1877 Leav.Co.,KS 23 Feb 1877 Jas. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ O. G. Richards, JP -149- I" John Q. A. Norton, PJ Andrew V. Stout, MG E. D. Walker, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ L. W. Spring, Pastor Werter R. Davis, Min. W. S. Harrod, MG R. T. W. James, MG Phillip M. Lewis,Min. Jas. Marvin, Rev. John N. Young, Min. J. W. Braxton, MG S. W. Loyd, MG R.Luther Newcomb,Rev. Dexter Tucker, Rev. . I I l .. _. �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom Date & Place Bride BUCK, John EGGERS, Catherine Jacob L. PAINTER, Sarah F. CARLSON, Feter J. BOND, Eliza O. CARRUTH, Albert G. BAKER, Susan Shawnee Co., KS Dg. Co., KS CARTER, James PHILLIPS, Mary CLAY, George P. WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J. Leav. Co., KS Lenape, KS CLAYTON, Smith S. CLAYTON, Sarah C. CONROY, Patrick J. MC MAHAN, Mary COOTS, Arvillow M.Osa~eCo.MATHEWS, Mary E COX, Samuel J. .KS LEONARD, Mamie B. Jeff. Co., KS Leav. Co., KS CURTIS, Charles C. NEAL, Louisa Topeka, KS Dg. Co., KS DAVIDSON, John R. GLENN, Sarah H. (J) Jeff. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS DAVIS, James W. BARNES, Mary Franklin Co,KS Dg. Co., KS DAVIS, Samuel H. STUBBS, Emma DAY, Eldred G. BROWN, Mary E. DELLENBECK, Aaron MARTIN, Mary DEMING, John E. SEARING, Matilda M. DICKER, Robert MILLER, Ora A. DILLON, John B. YOUELL, Maria Shawnee Co., KS Shawnee Co., KS DUNCAN, Marquis E. YEAGER, Susannah DUNHAM, John F. Bm·1ER, Emma Jeff. Co., KS Leav. Co., KS DYER, Thomas BUTEL, Ernestine S. EBERHART, Andrew MERTEN, Georgia M. Dg. Co., KS Dg. Co., KS EBERHART, Obadiah PERKERSON, Martha J. ELAN, Francis L. DEAY, Cora ELDRIDGE, John HAw1GNS, Frankie CA~~BELL, -150- Officiant O. G. Richards, JP 4 Oct 1877 John C. Nichols,Clergy 24 June 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 14 Mar 1877 J. Howard Phillips,MG 30 Sep 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS C. B. Beeks, JP 22 Aug 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 5 Jan 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS Werter R. Davis, MG 31 Dec 1877 W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest 1 Jan 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 2 May 1877 H. E. Woodcock,Clergy 22 Feb 1877 Leav.Co.,KS J'. Howard Phillips ,riG 18 Sep 1877 Dg. Co. KS J. B. Allen, MG 3 Jan 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS David Schuck, MG 6 Oct 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 24 Dec 1877 James P. Kendall, MG 24 May 1877 J. H. Bonebrake,MG 3 May 1877 License Only 18 June 1877 A. J. Haskin, JF 8 Apr 1877 A. M. Richardson, MG 28 Mar 1877 Geo. W. Smith, JP Dg. Co. ,KS J. H. Bonebrake,MG 23 Apr 1877 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 20 Apr 1877 Dg. Co.,KS Wm. E. Smith, Rev. 9 Jan 1877 D. S. Altman, F'astor 10 May 1877 Frank.Co.KS 19 July 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 6 Nov 1877 Dexter Tucker, MG 6 July 1877 License Only I' �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bride-groom Jh'ide Date & Place Officiant EVERHART, John F. FIGGINS, John J. H. FINNEY, James E. FITZPATRICK, John F. Dg. Co, KS FLETCHER, Elwyn B. FORWARD, Charles B. FURTHMEYER, Joseph Miami Co., KS GADDIS, Edward E. GAY, Fred C. GELLIN, Charles GERSTENBERGER, Ernst GILL, William E. GLENN, Geo A. Dg. Co., KS GRIESA, Adolph C. HAMLIN, Cyrus N. Leav. Co., KS HARRIS, William W. HASS, Melville M. Butler Co., KS HASSELMAN, Watson J-. Indianapolis, IN HEASTON, Daniel F. Dg. Co., KS HEDRICK, Erastus_ D. Olathe, KS HINES, Isaac H. HILL, Isiah Kansas HOLLISTER, Wm. S. HOOVER, Henry HORNER, Jacob Indian Territory BARRICKLOW, Anna B. GENTRY, Georgia A. HOPKINS, Alice CHRISTIE, Maggie Dg. Co., KS REDDING, Sarah H. ANDERSON, Mary BLECHEL, Carolina Dg. Co. ,KS CAVANESS, Caroline M. BULLENE, Kate E. PETERSON, Sophi TONNIES, Sophie E. DUNCOMBE, Flora PRA THER , Mary J. Dg. Co., KS DUNBAR, M. Eva WHITE, Tena Dg. Co., KS HOSKINSON, Mary E. BAKER, Mary Dg. Co., KS BLOOD, Ida L. Dg. Co., KS ALBAUGH, Maria C. Ohio GILL, Anna Dg. Co., KS EBERHART, Mary AMrJrnMON, Levina Leav. Co., KS MC IN TURF , Martha J. BRO'w'N, Mary B. HENLEY, Elizabeth W. Dg. Co., KS 3 May 1877 11July 1877 10 May 1877 4 Mar 1877 Jeff Co. ,KS 18 Jan 1877 5 Dec 1877 12 Nov 1877 Dg. Co.KS 21 May 1877 9 May 1877 15 Nov 1877 2 Apr 1877 14 Jan 1877 25 Mar 1877 Shawnee Co.KS 29 Mar 1877 10 Jan 1877 Fall Leaf,KS 29 May 1877 13 June 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 31 Oct 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 11 Oct 1877 Dg. Co., KS 21 Oct 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 20 May 1877 5 Feb 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 30 Dec 1877 24 Jan 1877 14 Feb 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS J. Howard Phillips,MG R.T.W. James, MG J. W. Cockins, Rev. Thomas J.Mc Caulb,Priest -151- S. W. Loyd, MG P. W. Rote, MG Albert M. Weikmann,Rev. Henry W. Reed, Min. S. W. Spring, Pastor A. A. Trimper, MG George Tonnies,Pastor J. W. Cockins, Rev. R. A. Caruthers, MG A. M. Richardson,MG S. J. McNaughton, JP Wm.-M. Adams, MG J. Howard Phillips,MG Jas. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Paul Zeigler, Rector Thomas M. Hall, JP T. C. Heaton, JP Chas. Chadwick, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ T. C. Darling, JP �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom HUTSON, Henry T. ISUMANN, Fritz JACKSON, Henry Leav. Co., KS JEFFREY, David K. Johnson Co., KS JENNINGS, Joseph JCHNSCN, Alexander JOHNSON, Horace H. JOHNSON, Nicoll C. JONES, . Henry JONES, Joseph C. Osage Co., KS JONES, Simeon Brookville, KS KENDAL, Peter KIRK, Gilbert B. ~_MER, Nicholas F. . Osage Co., KS KREIS, Richard E. KUNKEL (LE), John J. LANE, Andrew D. Dg. Co., KS LANSDOWN, Hiram M. Jeff. Co., KS LAVILLE(LAVELLE) ,Thomas LEONARD, James H. Topeka, KS LEWIS, Jefferson LINDLEY, Isom Johnson Co.,Ks LOHR, Samuel A. LYMAN, Dwight G. Colorado Bride Date & Flace Officiant GROH, Anna L. WALRUFF, Jennie FRANCIS, Mary Dg. Co., KS PARKS, Amanda Dg. Co., KS SUGRUE, Julia MARTIN, Alice JOHNSON, Almira FLUKE, Cora B. SMITH, Mary E. SNIDER, Anna Dg. Co., KS WHITNEY, Maggie Dg. Co., KS GRA YSON, Sarah FITZPATRICK, Katie M. ADAMS, Lena Dg. Co., KS BEDINGER, Emmiline E. ROOT, Elen E. WOOLLEY, Emeline Dg. Co., KS UNDERWOOD, Malinda J. Jeff. Co., KS NYLAND, Mary EAKIN, vJinnie Dg. Co., KS HOTYE, Esther J. WALTON, Ardilla J. Dg. Co., KS COSLEY, Emma C. GILL, Cordia Dg. Co., 1[S 6 May 1877 26 Sep 1877 6 Feb 1877 Dg. Co., KS 15 Nov 1877 Dg. Co., KS 29 Jan 1877 4 Apr 1877 5 June 1877 17 May 1877 13 June 1877 23 Sep 1877 Dg. Co., KS 4 Nov 1877 Dg. Co., KS 10 Apr 1877 20 Dec 1877 18 June 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 14 Mar 1877 26 Oct 1877 20 Mar 1877 Perry, KS 8 Mar 1877 Jeff .Co. ,KS 9 Apr 1877 10 May 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 25 Aug 1877 25 Mar 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 1 Jan 1877 20 Nov 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS S. W. Spring, Fastor John Q. A. Norton, PJ W. L. Harrod, MG -152- H. C. Johnson, MG W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest R.T.W. James, MG Ira B. Allen, MG J. W. Cockins, MG W. S. Harrod,MG Thomas M. Hall, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ w. F. Harwood, JP John Q. A. Norton, FJ Jas. Rahskoff , Rev. John Q. A. Norton, PJ J. W. Cockins, MG J. Terrel, MG J. C. Northrup, JP W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest J. W. Cockins, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ W. 1. Thomas, Min. S. W. Loyd, NG A. A. Trimper, l"IG ,-..,...r- \ \. I. - - �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom Bride Date & Place Officiant MANNING, Charles Johnson Co.,KS ~~RSHALL, William A. I1C DONALD, John MC KNIGHT, Geo. H. I1EAIRS, I1arcus C. MEIRS, Martin L. MESENHlf"T.cER, John MI CHAEL , Eno s Osage Co., KS MICKEY, A. H. Chetopa, KS MILNER, William W. MILLER, Joseph F. I1ILLER, Samuel I1. MINTON, Perry W. Leav. Co., KS MOCK, Henry MOHLER, Daniel MONTGOMERY, Wm. J. A. NEWMARK, Meyer NICHOLS, William B. NORTON, Silas B. O'CONNER, Michael Kansas City, MO OEHRLE, Gottleib PAINTER, George W. PALMER, Alpheus Topeka, KS PATTERSON, Joseph C. PEARSON, John PET~~SON, Andrew Osage Co., KS PETERSON, Milton PENNINGTON, Hellen Johnson Co., KS DODGE, Estella ANTHONY, Catherine E. JOHNSTON, Sarah E. WHEDAN, Alice F. WHEDON, Florence ARNOLD, Vallare COLEMAN, Adelia Osage Co., KS LOCKARD, Anna Chetopa, KS STEVENS, Mary E. WALKER, Narcissa STUTSMAN, Ida L. (S.) BERRY, Emma Leav. Co., KS NOALS, Reisa KESLER, Martha J. LIND, Salome E. KEEFER (KEIFER),Nellie WARREN, Delphina BAILEY, Caroline M. DONNOHUE, Bridget Dg. Co., KS KAMMEYER, Alvina DUNCAN, Minnie B. EATON, Arabella J. Topeka, KS BROCK\r,jAY, Mina R. ANDERSON, Louisa REDENBAUGH, Lydia.A. Dg. Co., KS FLEMING, Laura 25 Jan 1877 Dg. Co., KS 18 Oct 1877 23 Feb 1877 19 Mar 1877 25 Feb 1877 25 Dec 1877 10 Feb 1877 13 Nov 1877 Elk Creek,KS 10 Oct 1877 Dg. Co., KS 26 Feb 1877 5 May 1877 23 Dec 1877 21 Mar 1877 Leav. Co. ,KS 28 June 1877 4 Oct 1877 12 Aug 1877 13 Aug 1877 31 Dec 1877 3 Feb 1877 11 Feb 1877 Jeff. Co. ,KS 18 Oct 1877 26 Dec 1877 . 22 Nov 1877 Dg. Co., KS 12 July 1877 31 Dec 1877 13 Jan 1877 Dg. Co., KS 8 Jan 1877 Berry N. Stephenson,Min. -153- Andrew Douglass, JP William S. Harrad,MG Oscar G. Richards,JP J. C. Holmes, MG Jas. Bryson, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ R. A. Caruthas, MG A. A. Trimper, MG David Schuck, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Peter Brubaker, MG A. M. Richardson, MG Joseph Iliff, JP Peter Brubaker, MG John N. Young, Clergy J. W. Cockins, Rev. John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ Thomas J. McCaull, Priest Daniel Walter, Min. S. G. Brown, Elder John Q. A. Norton, PJ F. G. Mc Henry, Rev. John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ R.T.\'[. James, MG �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom PETERSON, Pear J. Del Norte, Col. FETTY, Charles Jeff. Co., KS PETYOLD, Henry C. W. PIATT, Geo. W. PLATTS, Geo. M.B. Jeff~ Co., KS PLOTZ, Menelious PRAY, Charles E. PRENTISS, J. L. Colorado PRICE, Richard C. PRICE, Samuel C. RICP~RDS, Richard J. • RINEHART , John J. •• SANDERS, Charles T. SEVIER, S. M. SEYLER, Franklin S. Miami Co., KS SHELLACK, Carl L. A. Dg. Co., KS SHIELDS, Arnaziah H. Dg. Co., KS SHI~~ONS, Charles S. SHlRAR, David SHlRAR, John B. Saline Co., KS SHIRLEY, Franklin P. SHORT, James H. Kansas City, MO SIMMONS, Willie SMITH, Edward SNOW, Lewis W. Officiant Bride Date &. Place ANDERSON, Bettie Mary Dg. Co., KS FEE, America M. Jeff. Co., KS MORRIS, Kate ROBERTS, Mary N. GRAY, Ann E. Jeff. Co., KS WARNER, Margaret C. COOK, Alice LITTLE, Marion N. Colorado CLARK, Nancy A. MOORE, Martha MC INTURF, Ellen E. GASKILL, Hattie TYNER, Emma P. SPITTER, Mary Elen HUGHES, Melissa Dg. Co., KS KANZIG, Rosa Johnson Co., KS BRIGGS, Prudence A. Osage Co., KS WEIDLER, Fannie E. SNYDER, Mary F. LOHR, Margaret C. Dg. Co. ,KS PATE, Laura N. COX, Jennie Kansas City, MO H.AJ"IILTON, Susan E. ROGERS, Retta GRJiSSO, Mary Richard Cordley, MG 11 Apr 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS J. W. Davis, JP 15 Apr 1877 Jeff Co.,KS S. W. Spring, Pastor 10 May 1877 Chas. Chadwick, JP 3 Feb 1877 J. C. Northrup, JF 15 May 1877 Jeff.Co., KS Joseph Michael, MG 30 Nay 1877 D. C. Halbert, JP 27 Sep 1877 A. C. Peck, MG 22 Oct 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 10 Apr 1877 Peter Brubaker, MG 14 June 1877 Dexter Tucker, MG 30 Dec 1877 Chas. Chadwick, JP 14 Mar 1877 Thomas W. Smith,Rev • 28 Mar 1877 License Only 13 Sept 1877 Isaac Hershey, MG 4 Oct 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Dg. Co., KS John Wilder, JP 6 Dec 1877 Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ 14 June 1877 Dg. Co., KS S. W. Spring, MG 3 Oct 1877 28 June 1877 License Only John N. Young, Clergy 15 Mar 1877 Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ .19 Dec 1877 Chas Chadwick, JP 19 tiay 1877 Dg. Co., KS John Q. A. Norton, FJ 11 Jan 1877 Bedford Drisdom, MG 18 Jan 1877 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 12 Oct 1877 -154- 1'"•... \ �Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd Bridegroom STEWART, James A. STEWART, Sanford STILL, S. S. SUGRUE, John S\..JENSON, Lewis TODD, Thomas W. Cass Co., MO TONNIES, Moritz Dg. Co., KS UMBARGER, David VERNON, Joseph S. WALKER, Wm. A. WARREN, Alanson B. WATKINS, Lindley H. WEBSTER, Douglas A. Johnson Co., KS WHITE, Joseph E. WILLIAMS, Prince WINTER, James W. WINTER, M. S. WISCOMBE, Henry S. Franklin Co., KS WOOD, David O. • ROBINSON , Edward Osage Co., KS ··SANDERS, Charles T. Bride Date & Place Officiant HARELL, Mary GLADDEN, Emma E. DOUGHERTY, Ella MURPHY, Bridget CARLSON, Anna Louisa BRUCE, Mary L. Dg. Co., KS HENNIES, Caroline Franklin Co., KS HEFNER, Rebecca J. INKS, Eliza H. SHIRAR, Sarah J. SLOSSON, Nellie E. KOSTENBADER, Rose OWEN, Cora C. Dg. Co., KS WHITEHEAD, Emma B. THOMAS, Lou WINTEa, Martha HILL, Hattie H. BURT, Hayley C. Dg. Co., KS MINNER, Mary R. WALLACB, Martha Dg. Co. ,KS PENNINGTON, ~ary J. 20 May 1877 22 Aug 1877 3 Oct 1877 29 Jan 1877 29 Sept 1877 5 Sept 1877 Dg. Co., KS 21 Mar 1877 Frank. Co. ,KS 18 Feb 1877 23 Sep 1877 20 Nov 1877 18 Oct 1877 5 June 1877 25 Dec 1877 Dg. Co., KS 11 Apr 1877 24 May 1877 17 June 1877 18 Nov 1877 14 June 1877 Dg. Co. ,KS 5 Mar 1877 24 May 1877 Dg.Co., KS 4 July 1877 John Ingle, MG R.T.W. James, MG W. H. Sweet, MG W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest John Q. A. Norton, PJ A. M. Richardson, MG Kansas Tribune, Topeka, Ks., April 6, 1857 o Geo. Tonnies, Pastor A. J. Haskin, ? A. M. A. A. A. M. David A. W. Richardson, MG Trimper, MG Richardson, MG Shuck, MG Force~ MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Gilbert H. Morgan, JP Isaac Hershey, MG J. H. Zabriska, Rev. John Q. A. Norton, PJ G. M. Huffman, MG Dudley Lee, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ MISSING HUSBAND "Mrs. Joanna COLLINS asks us to insert a notice calling for information of her husband, Dennis COLLINS who started for Kansas, alone, on 17th of March, 1856 to seek his fortune, taking with him about $300. in money. Any information may be sent this office or addressed to Mrs. COLLINS at the Post office in this city. -- Milwaukee Sentinel. II Submitted by Judy M. SWEETS -155- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1877 Bride Groom Bride Groom ADAMS, Lena ALBAUGH, Maria C. AMMERMON, Levina ANDERSON, Bettie Mary ANDERSON, Louisa ANDERSON, Mary ANTHONY, Catherine E. ARNOLD, Vallare BAILEY, Caroline M. BAKER, Mary BAKER, Susan BARNES, Mary BARRICKLOW, Anna B. BEDINGER, Fnnniline E. BERRY, Fnnna BLECHEL, Carolina BLOOD, Ida L. BOND, Eliza O. BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude BOWER, Fnnna BRIGGS, Prudence A. BROCKWAY, Mina R. BROWN, Mary E. BROWN, Mary B. BRUCE, Mary L. BULLENE, Kate E. BURT, Hayley C. BUTEL, Ernestine S. CARLSON, Anna Louisa CAVANESS, Caroline M. CHRISTIE, Maggie CLARK, Nancy A. CLAYTON, Sarah C. COLEMAN, Adelia COOK, Alice COSLEY, Fnnna C. COX, Jennie DEAY, Cora DEMMING, Maggie A. KRAMER, Nicholas F. HEASTON, DanielF. HILL, Isiah PETERSON, Pear J. PEARSON, John FORWARD, Charles B. MC DONALD, John MESENHIMER, John NORTON, Silas B. HASS, Melville M. CARRUTH, Albert G. DAVIS, James W. EVERHART, John F. KREIS, Richard E. MINTON, Perry W. FURTHMEYER, Joseph ~SSELMAN, Watson J. CARLSON, Peter J. BLACK\ffiLDER, Isaac S. DUNHAM, -John F. SHIELDS, Amaziah H. PATTERSON, Joseph C. DAY, Eldred G. HOOVER, Henry TODD, Thomas W. GAY, Fred C. WISCOMBE, Henry S. DYER, Thomas SWENSON, Lewis GADDIS, Edward E. FITZPATRICK, John F. PRICE, Richard C. CLAYTON, Smith S. MICHAEL, Enos PRAY, Charles E. LOHR, Sanruel A. SHORT, James H. ELAM, Francis L. ANDREWS, Charles R. DODGE, Estella DONNOHUE, Bridget DOUGHERTY, Ella DUNBAR, M. Eva DUNCAN, Minnie B. DUNCOMBE, Flora EAKIN, Winnie EATON, Arabella J. EBERHART, Mary EGGERS, Catherine FEE, America M. FITZPATRICK, Katie M. FLEMING, Laura FLUKE, Cora B. FORWARD, Mary FOX, Inez FRANCIS, Mary GASKILL, Hattie GENTRY, Georgia A. GILL, Anna GILL, Cordia GLADDEN, Fnnna E. GLENN, Sarah H. (J.) GRAY, Ann E. GRAYSON, Sarah GRISSO, Mary GROH, Anna L. HARELL, Hary HAMILTON, Susan E. HAWKINS, Frankie HAWKINS, Mary E. HEFNER, Rebecca J. HENLEY, Elizabeth W. HENNIES, Caroline HILL, Hattie H. HOLLENGER, Anna HOPKINS, Alice HOSKINSON,Mary E. HOTYE, Esther J. MARSHALL, William A. oI CONNER, Michael STILL, S.S. GRIESA, Adolph C. PAINTER, George W. GILL, William E. LEONARD, James H. PALMER, Alpheus HINES, Isaac H. BUCK, John PETTY, Charles KIRK, Gilbert B. PETERSON, Mil ton JOHNSON, Nicoll C. BALDWIN, William H.H. BOWEN, Harvey B. JACKSON, Henry RINEHART, John J. FIGGINS, John J.H. HEDRICK, Erastus D. LYMAN, Dwight G. STEWART, Sanford DAVIDSON, John R. PLATTS, George M.B. KENDAL, Peter SNOW, Lewis W. HUTSON, Henry T. STEWART, James A. SIMMONS, \Ullis ELDRIDGE, John ADAMS, David R. UMBARGER, David HORNER, Jacob TONNIES, Moritz WINTER, M.S. ADAMS John W. FINNEY, James E. HARRIS, William W. L~wIS, Jefferson -156- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1877 Bride HOUSTON, Mary M. HOWLAND, Mary Z. D. HUGHES, Melissa HUTCHISON, Kate INKS, Eliza H. JAMES, Ellen JOHNSON, Almira JOHNSON, Mary A. JOHNSTON, Sar::-ah E. KAMMEYER, Alvina KANZIG, Rosa KEEFER (KEIFER), Nellie KESLER, Nartha J. KOSTENBADER, Rose LEONARD, Mamie B. LIND, Salome, E. LITTLE, Marion N. LOCKARD, Anna LOHR, Margaret C. LOYGAN, Ann MARTIN, Alice MARTIN, Mary MATHEWS, Mary E. MC INTURF, Ellen E. MC INTURF, Martha J. MC KINNEY, Susan MC MAHAN, Mary MERTEN, Georgia M. MILLER, Ora A. MINNER, Mary R. MOORE, Martha MORRIS, Kate MOSSER, Sarah E. MURPHY, Bridget NEAL, Louisa NOALS, Reisa NYLAND,Mary O'DELL, Martha Groom Bride BARBER, William T. OWEN, Cora C. ADAMS, John PAINTER, Sarah F. SEYLER, Franklin S. PARKS, Amanda BOWMAN, Albert B. PATE, Laura N. VERNON, Joseph S. PATTERSON, Laura ANNIS, George F. PENNINGTON, Hellen JOHNSON, Horace H. PENNINGTON, Mary J. BOWERS, Louis C. PERKERSON, Martha J. MC KNIGHT, George H. PETERSON, Sophi OEHRLE, Gottleib PHILLIPS, Mary SHELLACK, Carl L.A. PRATHER, Mary J. NEWMARK, Meyer REDDING, Sarah H. MOHLER, Daniel REDENBAUGH, Lydia A. WATKINS, Lindley H. RICE, Martha COX, Samuel J. ROBERTS, Mary N. MONTGOMERY, Wm. J .A. ROGERS, Retta PRENTISS, J. L. ROOT, Elen E. MICKEY, A.H. ROSS, Fannie S. SHlRAR, John B. SEARING, Matilda M. BEESON, Alva SHlRAR, Sarah J. JOHNSON, Alexander SLOSSON, Nellie E. D~ENBECK, Aaron SrUTH, Mary E. COOTS, Arvillow M. SNIDER, Anna RICHARDS, Richard J. SNYDER, Mary F. HOLLISTER, William S. SPIETZ (SPIETY), Lottie BREEZE, Henry C. SPITTER, Mary Elen CONROY, Patrick J. STEVENS, Mary E. EBERHART, Andrew STUBBS, Eimna DICKER, Robert STUTSMAN, Ida L. or S. WOOD, David O. SUGRUE, Julia PRICE, Samuel C. SWEYER, Nancy A. PETYOLD, Henry C. \~ • THOMAS, Lou BRADSHAH, John H. TONNIES, Sophia E. SUGRUE, John TYNER, Eimna P. CURTIS, Charles C. UNDERWOOD, Malinda J. MOCK, Henry VAUX, Frances E. LAVILLE (LAVELLE), Thomas WALKER, Minnie B. BAILEY, Robert W. WALKER, Narcissa -157- Groom WEBSTER, Douglas A. CAMPB~, Jacob L. JEFFREY, David K. SHIRLEY, Franklin P. BARKER, Simon (Simeon) H. MA..~NG, Charles SANDERS, Charles T. EBERHART, Obadiah GELLIN, Charles CARTER, James GLENN, George A. FLETCHER, Elwyn B. PETERSON, Andrew BATTLE, Samuel PIATT, George W. SMITH, Edward KUNKEL (KUNKLE), John J. BANGS, Wolford N. DEMING, John E. WALKER, William A. WARREN, Alanson B. JONES, Henry JONES, Joseph C. SHIRAR, David AMBOLD, Gustav SEVIER, S.M. MILNER, William W. DAVIS, Samuel H. MILLER, Samuel M. JENNINGS, Joseph ANNIS, Dee WILLIAMS, Prince GERSTENBERGER, Ernst SANDERS, Cliar les T. LANSDOWN, Hiram M. BADLEY, Thomas BALDRIDGE, George W. MILLER, Joseph F. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1877 Bride Groom Bride Groom WALLACE, Martha WALRUFF, Jennie WALTON, Ardilla J. WARNER, Margaret C. WARREN, Delphina WEIDLER, Fannie E. WHEDAN, Alice F. WHEDON, Florence WHITE, Tena ROBINSON, Edward ISUMANN, Fritz LINDLEY, I som PLOTZ, Menelious NICHOLS, William B. SIIIMMONS, Charles S. MEAIRS, Marcus C. MEIRS, Martin L. HAMLIN, Cyrus N. WHITEHEAD, Emma B. WHITNEY, Maggie WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J. WINSLOW, Anna WINTER, Martha WOOLLEY, Emeline YEAGER, Susannah YOUELL, Marie WHITE, Joseph E~ JONES, Simeon CLAY, George P. BALDWIN, Charles J. WINTER, James W. LANE, Andrew D. DUNCAN, Marquis E. DILLON, John B. Bride's list retype~ by Pauline Meyer (for this book) The light of love shines over all, Of love that says, not mine and thine, But ours, for ours is thine and mine. -158- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride AKERS, John H. MASON, Josie ALBUTON, Albert CLARK, Ella AIJ~, Friar R. CAYLOR, Harriet AIJ,EN, Willard HEDDRICK, Sarah Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS ANTON, Robert HENON, Gustine APPLEWHITE,Chas.A. HOGG, Jennie M. BADSKY, Jacob SIZER, Nancy S. BAKER, John W. ULRICH, Anna 1'1. BANION, Joseph B. PATTERSON, Mary Leavenworth Co.KS Leavenworth Co.KS BARDWELL, George W. OFFNER, Sarah M. BARKER, Daniel WILLIAMS, Harriet BARTELDES,FreidrichW. KETELS, Bertha BAYLESS, Samuel M. WALLACE, Hannah E. Shawnee Co.KS Shawn.Co.KS (Anna) BEGGS, Wm. C. RICHARDS, Cora BEHRENS, Gustavis C.EASE, Anna BELL, Elisha S. RICE, Nettie N. Colorado Colorado BELT, Nathan J. FETTY, Catherine Leavenworth Co.KS Jefferson Co.KS BENANDER, August BIDINGER, Katie BENJAMIN, James JONES, Mary S. BENNETT, Davis E. FLORA, Anna BENSON, John ANDERSON, Rebecca S. BIRKETT, Skelton GLEASON, Gracie BLANEY, George M. HUGHOON, Fannie I. BLANKENSHIP,ThomasC. ADAMS, Malinda J. Douglas Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS BOULDEN, Andrew ERICKSON, Christina McPherson Co.,KS Douglas County, KS Date & Place if not Douglas Co. Officiant 31 29 12 18 Jan 1878 License only June 1878 Nov 1878 Dec 1878 Douglas Co.,KS W. W. Silsby, J.P. Samuel Baker, M.G. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. 19 Nov 19 May 12 Aug 1 Sep 25 Dec 1878 1878 1878 1878 1878 Leavenworth Co.KS C. Emmel, Rev. Alex C. Read, M.G. Peter Brubaker, M.G. Joseph Michael, M.G. John Divelbess, J.P. 2 21 28 25 1878 Douglas Co.,KS 1878 1878 1878 Douglas Co.,KS A. C. Peck, M.G. Henry Frank, M. G. John N. Young, Clergy John Q. A. Norton,P.J. Sep Jul Dec Oct 28 Nov 1878 24 Dec 1878 28 Jan 1878 Douglas Co.KS S. W. Spring, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, P.J. D. Brainard Gunn, M.G. 14 Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS John Q. A. Norton, P.J. 14 1 17 16 15 21 27 Wm. Draper, J.P. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Peter Brubaker, M.G. A. A. Trimper, M.G. S. W. Spring, Pastor A. M. Richardson, M.G. Geo. W. Henning, M.G. Jul 1878 June 1878 Nov 1878 Mar 1878 Nov 1878 Mar 1878 Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS 5 Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS -159- A. C. Peck, M.G. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride BOURAY, Joseph HUGENOT, Sophia BOWEN, Emery S. KENNEDY, Jennie S. BOYER, Harrison MC DOWELL, Eliza BREWINGTON,William H. DAVIS, Orie BROCKWAY, H. N. EATON, Mattie J. . Wellsville, KS Leavenworth Co.,KS BROOKS, Armstard H. WILLIAMS, Nannie BROUGHTON, Frank F. HAMILTON, Lizzie P. BROWN, John BROWN, Thomas J. BRUCE, John S. Winfield, KS BRUNE, Henry G. BURNEY, Charles F. Cass County, MO BURROWS, Stephen Leavenworth Co.KS BUTEL, Aristide CORY, Frank M. New Jersey CLARK, Henry T. Newton, KS CLARK, Thomas J. Franklin Co.KS COFFMAN, Calvin W. Ogle Co.,IL COGSWELL, John P. Coffey Co.,KS COOK, Samuel B. Leavenworth Co.KS CORBIN, Alford COURTNEY, William CRill1P, Mary HIATT, Quintie S. FULTON, Minnie A. Douglas Co.,KS HOSCH, Katharine tJG GURDY, MEitt1e E. Douglas CoUnty, KS STEPHENS, Louisa "LeavenworthCo.,KS JORDAN, Sophia GRAY, Nana New Jersey MOURY, Hattie A. Douglas Co.,KS CRUZAN, Emma N. Douglas Co.,KS RICE, Ettie M. Douglas Co.,KS CAYLOR, Mary M. Douglas Co.,KS WILLIAMS, Laura Leavenworth Co.KS EATON, Lititia MOORE, Jane (Cont 'd) Date & place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 22 21 28 25 31 Sep Mar Feb Dec Oct 1878 1878 1878 1878 1878 Fall Leaf,KS Wm. E. Smith, Priest John N. Young, Clergy A. C. Peck, M.G. Oscar G. Richards,J.P. Sam Kelsall, ? 25 2 2 25 29 10 Sep Sep Oct Dec May Sep 1878 1878 (marriage) 1878 (license) 1878 1878 1878 Douglas Co.,KS J. W. Braxton, M.G. Geo. W. Henning, M.G. R. Martin, Pastor S. Baldwin, J.P. Geo. W. Henriing, M.G. A~ 6 Mar 1878 24 JUly 1878 pouglas Co,KS Wm. Fotsch, Rev. A. C. "Peck, M.G. 2..3 Apr 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS John Q. A. Norton, P.J. ,.... 31 Dec 1878 24 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Thos. O'Reilly, Rev J. M. Cockins, Rev. 4 June 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS 2 July 1878 Dougl~s Co. ,KS Paul Ziegler, Rector A. J. Johnson, M.G. 3 Mar 1878 Franklin Co. ,KS J. W. Burt, VDM 5 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Joseph M1 chael,M.G. 9 May 1878 Fall Leaf, KS S. J. Mc Naughton, J.P. 3 Oct 1878 1 Nov 1878 Andrew Stout, M.G. Bedford Drisdom,"M.G. -160- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride (Cont'd) Date & Elace if not Doug.Co. Officiant CRANDALL, Louis K. EVANS, Fannie J. 16 Dec 1878 Henry Frank, M.G. CROWE, Martin JOHNSON, Francis 14 July 1878 A. A. Trimper, M.G. CULP, Henry A. HALL, Martha J. A. C. Peck, M.G. 13 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Johnson Co.,KS Douglas Co,.KS CUNNINGHAM, Richard MC CLURE, Susie A. Geo. W. Henning, M.G. 25 Sep 1878 CURRIER, Frank P. LEGERE, Mary M. 27 May 1878 Douglas County, KS O. G. Richards, J.P. Leavenworth Co.KS Leavenworth Co.KS DAVIS, Elwood H. SELLERS, Susan J. Peter Brubaker, M.G. 27 Jan 1878 DAVIS, James B. MILLER, Lizzie J. M. Cockins, M.G. 26 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE Kansas City,MO Douglas Co.,KS DINSMOOR, Frank F. DE LAND, Emma A. Paul Ziegler, M.G. 11 June 1878 DORRIS, James ELLIOTT, Lottie John Divelbess, J.P. 16 Oct 1878 Reno, Kansas Reno, KS Reno, KS DOYLE, James HOGAN, Catherine Wm. E. Smith,Priest 24 Feb 1878 DUNCAN, James A. TUCKER, Thursa E. Sylvester Creel, M.G. 7 Apr 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS DUNCAN, Zermal PARNELL, Julia A. 4 July 1878 Douglas Co.,KE J.C. Northrup, JP. Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS DYER, Edward MC CARTHY, Ellen M. I. Casey, Priest 8 Oct 1878 Johnson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS EDWARDS, Manyer BARNETT, Fannie A. H. Dailey, M.G. 26 Apr 1878 FARRIS! David M. PRICE! Mary F. Peter Brubaker,M.G. 15 Aug 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE Frank in Co. ,ICS Doug as Co. ,KS FERRELL, Mathew O. BROPHY, Mary Wm. E. Smith, Rev. 1 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Franklin Co.,KS Franklin Co.,KS FISHER, Henry C. BROWN, Betty H. Silas Cavin, J.P. 8 Dec 1878 FIX, Jesse FULTS, Susan E. John Q.A. Norton, P.J. 17 Dec 1878 FORSYTH, James WOOLSEY, Bell A. A. Trimper, M.G. 22 Feb 1878 FOSTER, CASSIUS G. LUDINGTON ,Angeline V.12 Sep 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS S. W. Spring, Pastor Atchison,KS Douglas Co.KS FOSTER, Frank A. JACKSON, Hiley E. Wm. Bedale, M.G. 11 Mar 1878 FULTZ, Geo. W. HINE, Maggie V. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. 30 Dec 1878 GIBSON, Clarence W. WILKINSON, Martha James Bryson, M.G. 25 Feb 1878 GLASER, Daniel ROLLER, Sophia Rudolph Staehli, M.G. 7 Sep 1878 GRIFFITH,Theophilus E. DURLAND ,Anna A. A. Trimper, M.G. 29 Aug 1878 -161- ,-""'- ,,- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride (Cont I d) Date & place if not Doug.Co. HALE, George H. ROSE, Sarah E. 27 Nov 1878 HAt~, Wm. B. DEAL, Ida M. 10 Sep 1878 HANN, Owings GLENN, Mary 6 Nov 1878 Perry, KS Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HARl'1AN, William H. MITCHELL, Laura E. 2 Apr 1878 HARRIS, Peter, LEWIS, Mary 7 Mar 1878 RASE, Herman MUGLER, Katie 8 Jan 1878 HATCH, Orson O. ISRAEL, Antonia 22 Feb 1878 HENDERSON, Thomas TUCKER, Rachel 11 Apr 1878 HILL, Chester F. ADAMS, Savannah E. 17 Apr 1878 HILL, Emanuel WILLIAMSON, Jane 28 Mar 1878 HILLMAN, John W. QUINN, Sadie E. 3 Oct 1878 Douglas Co.,KS New Mexico Douglas Co.,KS HOLSTEIN, Henry F. TORPEY, Elizabeth 11 July 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Ellis Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HOSKINSON, Joseph D.ANDERSON, Sarah E. 16 July 1878 HUGHES, Charles V. BLAKER, Henrietta 26 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS HUGHES, Tandy RHOADS, Victoria 14 Mar 1878 Edgerton, KS Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HULCE, Adolphus G. BALDWIN, Alice 22 Aug 1878 ILIFF, Amos B. WILLIAMS, Lillie B. 14 Mar 1878 JAROON, Alfred F. PUCKETT, Hulha A (H.) 24 Jan 1878 JENNINGS, John D. SELLERS, Ida May 29 June 1878 JOHNSON, George ROBERTS, Catherine 6 July 1878 KAEISER, Wm. M. SHANKLIN, Sallie A. 4 Apr 1878 KAESER, Louis A. PARKS, Jane 19 Dec 1878 KENNEDY, Thomas H. NOLAN, Martha E. 11 se 18~ Leavenworth Co.KS Recorded 2~ Ma_ 1~__ KING, Isaac NORTHRUP, Louisa Ju y 8 KING, Joseph WILLIAMS, Maggie 28 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS KIRCHNER, Samuel P. CRITES, Nellie 21 May 1878 KREISER, John FRANZ, Margaretha 17 Apr 1878 (lic.date-no date LATHY, J OM BLUNT, Salina 21 Feb 1878 on marriage rec.) f -162- Officiant J. H. Bonebrake, M.G. J. M. Cockins, M.G. Josiah Terrel, M.G. Wm. Bedale, M.G. W. W. Silsby, J. P. A. A. Trimper, M.G. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. Geo W. Smith, J.P. John S. Brown, M.G. R.T.W. James, M.G. Geo. W. lienning,M.G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Andrew V. Stout, M.G. i'John Q. A. Norton, P.J. \ . ~-. J. N. Rankin, Rev. John N. Young, Clergy G. W. Browning, M.G. Andrew V. Stout, M.G. J. W. Stewart, ? Dudley Lee, M.G. J. M. Cockins, M.G. Richard Ricketts, M.G. A. W. Pitzer,Min. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. w. W. Silsby, J.P. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. R. T. Morris, M.G. Geo. W. Henning, M.G. R. T. W. James, M.G. I I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride LEIGH, James WADE, Augusta V. LEUTWILER,Rudolph ASSMAN, Elizabeth LUCKAN, August MILLER, Anna Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas County, KS. LYONS, Silas JOHNSON, Nancy Shawnee Co.,KS Shawnee Co.,KS MABERLY, Augustin W. SNYDER, Ruth S. I1ARBEL, Orin C. LAWRENCE, Mary C. Marshall Co.,KS Douglas Co. KS MARCHESELLI,John B. HALE, Florence Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS MASON, John P. ADOLPH, Carrie M. MATHEWS, Elijah CUMMINGS, Dora MC C~Y, Samuel H. TYRELL, Jennie MC GREGOR, Wm. B. CRAIGLOW, Mary Ottawa, KS Douglas Co.,KS MC MAHAN, Joseph Rayson, Lizzie Ohio Douglas Co.,KE MENZER, George HARWOOD, Maria(Mary) ¥~TSKER, Benjamin F. HARDING, Florina E. MILLER, John WARD, Sarah A. Johnson Co.,KE Douglas Co.,KS MOORE, Eli J. HOAG, Mattie B. America, KS Douglas Co.,KE MUTH, Henry K. ELLINGER, Minnie E. Franklin Co. ,KS Douglas Co., KS NEAL, Monroe M. WALKER, Jennie M. Allen Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS NEILL, Ole B. PRENTISS, Ella A. NELSON, Nels S. PEARSON, Caroline NICHOLS, Francis M. SEARS, Emma L. Circleville, OH Douglas Co.,KS NICHOLS, Frank L. HUNGERFORD, Flora M. Michigan Douglas Co~,KS OVERMAN, Ephriam GOOLMAN, Eunice W. Shawnee Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS (Cont'd) Date & Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 13 Mar 1878 20 June 1878 18 May 1878 Fall Leaf, KS James Bryson, M.G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Geo. Tonnies, Pastor 30 Dec 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Chas. Chadwick, J.P. 14 Jan 1878 3 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KE Geo. W. Henning, M.G. A. M. Richardson, M.G. 7 Oct 1878 Perryville, KE 24 10 8 30 Dec Apr Jan Aug 1878 1878 1878 1878 Douglas Co.,KS J. Barratt, M. G. D. R. A. C. T. T. C. K. Woodward, M.G. W. James,M.G. Peck, M.G. Jones, Rev. 12 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS C. A. Richardson, M.G. 26 Oct 1878 13 Nov 1878 13 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Daniel Walter, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, P.J. O. G. Richards, J.P. 29 Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,KS A. A. Trimper, M.G. 26 Sep 1878 Douglas Co.,KS A. G. Murray, M.G. 17 Sep 1878 Douglas Co.,KS J. W. Cockins, M. G. 24'Dec 1878 12 Sep 1878 13 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS A. C. Peck, M. G. A. A. Trimper, M. G. A. M. Richardson, M.G. 2 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS R. F. Morris, M.G. 9 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS James P. Kendall, M. G. -163- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride (Contt:d) Date & Place if not Doug.Co. OWENS, Femming GAUSNELL, Sarah E. 19 Apr 1878 Linwood, KS Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE PACKER, Edwin B. FERRIS, Mary E. 16 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KE Osage Co.,KE PAYNE, Francis A. GILLHAM, Carrie E. 27 Apr 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Kansas City, MO Douglas Co.,KE PETERSON, Christian YOUNGBURG, Cecelia 8 May 1878 RAKE, Elias W. WILSON, Leah A. 12 Nay 1878 RANKIN, John K. FISCHER, Augusta 5 Sep 1878 REED, Frank B. KEIFER, Alice C. 1 Oct 1878 RHOADES, AndrewCalvin MITCHELL, Free Love 23 May 1878 Sherman, Ind. Terr. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS ROBINSON, Ransom FOGLESON, Hannah 30 Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,KE Missouri Independence, MO ROLLER, Nichael GRESS, Barbara 7 Sep 1878 ROTHWELL, George NICHOLS, Sarah A. 19 Dec 1878 Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KE Leavenworth Co.,KE SAYLER, Alfred M. YOUNG, Mattie 10 Oct 1878 SCHELLHORN, Albert HARTLMAN, Bertha M. 14 May 1878 SCHENDEL, Ferdinand KRAl"lER, Fredricka 12 Mar 1878 SCHOTT, John F. BREEZE, Margaret 28 Nov 1878 SEAMAN, Alexander G. PASKER, Nannie V. 7 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Linn Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KE SHANKLIN, Joseph T. DEAL, Annie G. 27 Nov 1878 SHARON, Kinzie ASHBY, Ettie C. 13 Oct 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Franklin Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS SHEAFOR, Frank P. BRADLEY, Mamie L. 3 Jan 1878 SHEARER, James MAIR, Catherine 12 Nov 1878 License only SLAUGHTER, Henry CLARKE, Nancy 26 Dec 1878 SMITH, Robert SHAW, Jane 14 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE Douglas Co.,KS SPENCER, Ambrose WATERS, Eunice P. 3 Dec 1878 STEEN, Robert L. MC QUESTON,ElizabethD.13 June 1878 STEVENSON, John W. JONES, Sarah A. 4 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS South Carolina Douglas Co.,KS -164- Officiant M. M. Morris, J.P. L.G. Cowdsey, M. G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. A. A. J. H. J. M. Henry P. W. Trimper, M. G. Zabriska, Rev. Cockins, M. G. W. Reed, Min. Gowell, J.P. Geo. W. Smith, J.P. Rudolph Staehli, M.G. C. W. Cherry, J.P. A. A. Trimper, M. G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Ph. Fricker,Preacher John Q. A. Norton,' P.J. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Henry Frank, M. G. Andrew Stout, M.G. J. M. Cockins, M.G. C. B. Beeks, J. P. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. A. A. Trimper, M.G. J. C. Herron, M.G. Henry Frank,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride (Cont I d) Date& Place if not Doug.Co. 29 Nov 1878 license only STl.'W.ART, William SAUNDERS, Julia STREETER, Charles E. SAMPSON, Nannie P. 14 Apr 1878 8 Jan 1878 Douglas County, KS STRONG, John W. ~ARREN, Lucinda Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS 25 July 1878 Douglas County, KS STUART, Clayton BLEM., Sarah M. Osage Co.,KS Osage Co.,KS STURDY, Frederick FAUCETT, Ella 2 Oct 1878 SUTTER, John P. BOOKER, Theresa A. 17 Nov 1878 SWANEY, Squire TURPIN, Alice 8 Dec 1878 Leavenworth Co.,KE Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS TERRY, Peter KISER, Laura N. 3 Jan 1878 13 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS THOMPSON, Martin ESTES, Susan Topeka, KS Topeka, KS TUCKER,Herman KLAUS, Emma 14 Sep 1878 VAIL, Isaac WOOD, Martha 9 Oct 1878 Twin Mound, KS Osage Co.,KS Osage Co.,KS VANDERPOOL, Thomas B. WADDEL, Eleena 18 Nov 1878 VAN WORMER, John H. RICHARDS, Ida E. 16 May 1878 WALKER, James MC MILLEN, Martha 17 Feb 1878 WARD, Charles J'. BRUB.AK.&R, Nannie 10 Feb 1878 WARNE, Marinus W. MACKEY, Caroline 7 Nov 1878 WAT~, John M.G. KIBBE, Jennie M. 25 Dec 1878 WElSHER, Rudolph CLARK, Mary J. 3 Oct 1878 WHEELER, George S. SLATTEN, Rosalia 19 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE WHITNEY, Sidney E. BURNETT, Mary C. 20 July 1878 Russell Co. ,KS Douglas Co.,KS Russell Co.,KE WILBUR, William A. HOLMES, Mary B. 3 Aug 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE Leavenworth Co.,KE 1 Sep 1878 WILKINSON, Wm. A.J. GIBSON, Esther M. WILMOTH, Clarence E. RESER, Anna E. 25 Sep 1878 WILSON, James W.Jr. CRAMER, Ida May 30 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS Rochester, NY Douglas Co.,KS WINSLOW, Calvin N. QUINN, Carrie E. 11 Sep 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE Ottawa, KE Douglas Co.,KS -165- Officiant J. C. Telford, M. G. John Q. A. Norton,P.J. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Andrew Stout, M. G. Chas. Chadwick, J. P. John Brewer, Rev. John N. Young, Clergy John Q. A. Norton, P.J. Rudolph Staehli, M.G. Jacob W. Fox, M.D. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. S. W. Spring, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, P.J. A. M. Richardson, M.G. S. W. Spring, Pastor Henry Frank, M. G. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. John Q. A. Norton, P.J. D. E. Hathaway, M.G. J'ohn Q. A. Norton, P.J. James Bryson, M.G. Jas. Marvin, M.G. A.C. Peck, M.G. Geo. W. Henning, M.G. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878 Bridegroom Bride Date & Place it not WISE, Earnest Leavonworth Co.,KS WOOD; Augustus S. Jefferson Co.,KS WYLIE, Robert W. Newton, KS YOAKUM, Geo. W. Leavenworth Co.,KS WALTON, Ida M. Douglas Co.,KS SIMMONS, Emily Jefferson Co.,ICS SEARS, Mamie P. A. Newton, KS HUNT, Laura Douglas Co.,ICS 21 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS (Contin'd) Dou~.Co. 4 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS. Officiant John Q. A. Norton, P. J. A. M. Richardson, M. G. 30 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,ICS S. W. Spring, Pastor 1 Sep 1878 Douglas Co, ,ICS Geo. W. Henning, M.G. Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS Bride ADAMS,. Malinda J. ADAMS, Savannah E. ADOLPH, Carrie M. ANDERSON, Sarah E. ANDERSON, Rebecca S. ASHBY, Ettie C. ASSMAN, Elizabeth BALDWIN, Alice BARNETT, Fannie BIDINGER, Katie BI,AKER, Henrietta BLEM, Sarah M. BLUNT, Salina BOOKER, Therese A. BRADLEY, Mamie L. BREEZE, Margaret BROPHY, Mary BROWN, Betty H. BRUBAKER, Nanie BURNETT, Mary C. CAYLOR, Harriet CAYLOR, Mary M. Bridegroom BLANKENSHIP, Thomas C. HILL, Chester F. MASON, John P. HOSKINSON, Joseph D. BENSON, John SHARON, Kinzie LEU TWILER, Rudolph HULCE, Adolphus G. EDWARDS, Manyer BENANDER, August HUGHES, Charles STUART, Clayton LATHY, John SUTTER,John P. SHEAFOR, Frank P. SCHOTT, John F. FERRELL, Mathew O. FISHER, Henry C. WARD, Charles J. WHITNEY, Sidney E. ALLEN, Friar R. COGSWELL, John P. Bride CLARK, Ella CLARK, Mary J. CLARKE, Nancy CRAIGLOW, Mary CRAMER, Ida May CRITES, Nellie CRUGAN, Emma N. CRUMP, Mary CUMMINGS ,Dora DAVIS, Orie DEAL, Annie G. DEAL, Ida 1'1. DE LAND, Emma A. DURLAND, Anna EATON, Lititia EATON, Mattie J. ELLINGER, Minnie E. ELLIOTT, Lottie ERICKSON, Christina ESTES, Susan EVANS, Fannie J. FAUCETT, Ella -166- BridTeroom ALBU N, Albert WEISHER~ Rudolph SLAUGHTER, Henry MC GREGOR, William B. WILSON, James W. Jr. KIRCHNER, Samuel P. CLARK, Thomas J. BROWN, John MATHEWS, Elijah BREWINGTON, William H. SHANKLIN, Joseph T. HAMMELL, William B. DINSMOOR, Frank F. GRIFFITH,Theophilus E. CORBIN, Alford BROCKWAY, H. N. MUTH, Henry K. DORRIS, James BOULDEN, Andrew THOMPSON, Martin CRANDALL, Louis K. STURDY, Frederick �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom Bride FERRIS, Mary E. FETTY, Catherine FISCHER, Augusta FLORA, Anna FOGLESON, Hannah FRANZ, Margaretha FULTON, Minnie A. FULTS, Susan E. GAUSNELL, Sarah E. GIBSON, Esther M. GILLHAM, Carrie E. GLEASON, Gracie GLENN, Mary GOOLMAN, Eunice W. GRAY, Nana GRESS, Barbara HALE, Florence HALL, Martha J. HAMILTON, Lizzie P. HARDING, Florina E. HARTTMAN, Bertha M. HARWOOD, Maria (Mary) HABE, Anna HEDDRICK, Sarah HENON, Gustine HIATT, Quintie S. HINE, Maggie V. HOAG, Mattie B. HOGAN, Catherine HOGG, Jennie M. HOLMES, Mary B. HOSCH, Katherine HUGENOT, Sophia HUGHOON, Fannie I. HUNGERFORD, Flora M. PACKER, Edwin BELT, Nathan J. RANKIN, John K. BENNETT, Davis E. ROBINSON, Ransom KREISER, John BRUCE, John S. FIX, Jesse OWENS, Femming WILKINSON, William PAYNE, Francis A.. B~RKETT, Skelton HANN, Owings OVERMAN, Ephriam CORY, Frank M. ROLLER, Michael MARCHESELLI, John B. CULP, Henry A. BROUGHTON, Frank F. METSKER, Benj amin F. SCHELLHORN , Albert MENZER, George BEHRENS, Gustavis C. ALLEN, Willard ANTON , Robert BROWN, Thomas J. FULTZ, George W. MOORE, Eli J. DOYLE, James APPLEWHITE, Charles A. WILBUR, William A. BRUNE, Henry G. BOURAY, Joseph BLANEY, George M. NICHOLS, Frank L. HUNT, Laura YO.AKUM, George W. ISRAEL, Antonia HATCH, Orson O. JACKSON, Hiley E. FOSTER, Frank A. JOHNSON, Francis CROWE, Martin JOHNSON, Nancy LYONS, Silas JONES, Mary S. BENJAMIN, James JONES, Sarah A. STEVENSON, John W. JORDAN, Sophia BUTEL, Aristide KEIFER, Alice C. REED, Frank B. KENNEDY, Jennie S. BOWEN, Emery S. KETELS, Bertha BARTELDES,Freidrick W. KIBBE, Jennie M. WATT, John M. G. KISER, Laura N. TERRY, Peter KLAUS, Emma TUCKER, Herman KRAMER, Fredricka SCHENDEL,Ferdinand LAWRENCE, Mary C. HARBEL, Orin C. LEGERE, Mary M. CURRIER, Frank P. LEWIS, Mary HARRIS, Peter LUDINGTON,AngelineV. FOSTER, Cassius G. MACKEY, Caroline WARNE, Marinus W. MAIR, Catherine SHEARER, James MASON, Josie AKERS, John H. MC CARTHY, Ellen DYER, Edward MC CLURE, Susie A. CUNNINGHAM, Richard MC CURDY, Mattie E. BURNEY, Charles F. MC DOWELL, Eliza BOYER, Harrison MC MILLEN, Martha WAIKER, James MC QUESTON, Elizabeth D. ST~, Robert L. MILLER, Anna LUCKAN, August MILLER, Lizzie DAVIS, James B. MITCHELL,Free Love RHOADES, AndrewCalvin MITCHELL, Laura HARMAN, William H. MOORE, Jane COURTNEY, William MOURY, Hattie A. CLARK, Henry T. MUGLER, Katie RASE, Herman -167- t �Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records,Doug.Co.,KS (Cont'd) Bride Bridegroom Bride Bridegroom NICHOLS, Sarah A. NOLAN, Martha E. NORTHRUP, Louisa OFFNER, Sarah M. PARKS, Jane PARNELL, Julia A. PASKER, Nannie V. PATTERSON, Mary PEARSON, Caroline PRENTISS, Ella A. PRICE, Mary F. PUCKETT, Hulda QUINN, Carrie QUINN, Sadie E. RAYSON, Lizzie RESER, Anna E. RHOADS, Victoria COFFMAN, Calvin W. RICE, Nettie N. RICHARDS, Cora RICHARDS, Ida E. ROBERTS, Catherine ROLLER, Sophia ROSE, Sarah E. SM1PSON, Nannie P. SAUNDERS, Julia SEARS, Emma L. SEARS, Mamie F. A. SELLERS, Ida May SELLERS, Susan J. SHANKLIN, Sallie A. SHAW, Jane SIMMONS, Emily SIZER, Nancy S. SLATTEN, Rosalia ROTHWELL, George KENNEDY, Thomas H. KING, Isaac BARDWELL, George W. KAESER, Louis A. DUNCAN, Zemal SEAMAN, Alexander G. BAN ION , Joseph B. NELSON, Nels S. NEILL, Ole B. FARRIS, David M. JARDON, Alfred F. WINSLOW, Calvin N. HILLMAN, John W. MC MAHON, Joseph WILMOTH, Clarence E. HUGHES, Tandy RICE, Ettie M. BELL, Elisha S. BEGGS, William C. VAN WORMER, John H. JOHNSON, George GLASER, Daniel HALE, George H. STREETER, Charles E. STEWART, William NIChOLS, Francis M. WYLIE, Robert W. JENNINGS, John D. DAVIS, Elwood H. KAEISER, William M. SMITH, Robert WOOD, Augustus BADSKY, Jacob WHEELER, George S. SNYDER, Ruth S. STEPHENS, Louisa TORPEY, Elizabeth TUCKER, Rachel TUCKER, Thursa E. TURPIN, Alice TYRELL, Jennie URICH, Anna M. WADE, Augusta V. WAnDEL, Eleena WALKER, Jennie M. WALLACE, Hannah E. HABERLY, Augus t in W. BURROWS, Stephen HOLSTEIN, Henry F. HENDERSON, Thomas DUNCAN, James A. SWANEY, Squire MC CURDY, Samuel H. BAKER, John W. LEIGH, James VANDERPOOL,Thomas B. NEAL, Monroe M. BAYLESS, Samuel M. -168- (.Anna) WALTON, Ida r'l. WARD, Sarah A. WARREN, Lucinda WATERS, Eunice P. WILKINSON, Martha WILLIAMS, Harriet WILLIArIS, Laura WILLIAMS, Lillie B. WILLIAMS, Maggie WILLIAriS, Nannie WILLIAMSON, Jane WILSON, Leah A. WOOD, Martha WOOLSEY, Bell YOUNG, Mattie YOUNGBURG,Cecelia WISE, Earnest MILLER, John STRONG, John W. SPENCER, Ambrose GIBSON, Clarence W. BARKEli, Danie 1 COOK, Samuel B. ILIFF, Amos B. KING, Joseph BROOKS, Armstard H. HILL, Emanuel RAKE, Elias W. VAIL, Isaac FORSYTH, James SAYLER, Alfred M. PETERSON, Christian r--~ I --- �DOUGLAS OOUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS .;; 1879 From Book 4 and 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court~ Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant ADAMS, Ulysses Jackson Co., MO ADOLPH, Henry ALDRIDGE, Isaiah (ALDRICH) ALDRIDGE, Izah ALLEN, Jesse ANDERSON, Nelson ANTON, Lafe AUTERBURN, Samuel Jefferson Co.,KS BAILEY, Bishop A. BARNES, Joseph C. BEDGOOD, William B. BELL, Christopher C. Kansas City, MO BENEFIELD, Eli A. BIERER, Everard, Jr. BLACK, Charles S. BLACK, Washington C. BOWEN, Alfred M. Leavenworth Co.,KS BOYD, Alexander B. Oskaloosa, KS BRANDON, J ame sA. BRASS, Charles H. BROEKER, John F. THURMAN, Mary A. Douglas Co., KS ROBINETT, Mary YOUNG, Susan 6 Mar 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ 8 Oct 1879 6 July 1879 David T.WoodwardMG L. S. Steele,jp YOUNG, Susan DORSEY, Martha GALLETHY, Martha ELAl1, Jennie GRAY, Rachel Jane Jefferson Co.,KS POLLARD, Viola M. HART, Carrie CARSON, Elizabeth J. WILLIS, Jessie J. Douglas Co~·., KS CASABOOM, Emma LAMBERTSON, Lucy M. BAKER, Mary J. ASHBY, Kate N. HAMMILL, Rilla D. Douglas Co., KS GRIFFITH, Cordelia A. Prairie Center, KS LAWSON, Sophronia HOUSLEMAN, Priscilla LARO, Emma Alice Nettie BROOKS, Alford BROWN, Frederick BROWN, John H. HANKS, Francis EBERHART, Lena FLOYD, Emma M. 5 July 1879-License only James M.Hendry,PJ 8 June 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ 20 Sept 1879 21 Aug 1879-License only 25 Nov 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS J. C. Northrup,JP James M.Hendry,PJ A. C. Peck,MG 25 Dec 1879 6 May 1879 30 Jan 1879 1 Jan 1879 9 Jan 1.879 John McInaton,MG A. C. Peck,MG A. G. Murray,Min Andrew Stout,MG Henry W.Reed,Min. 7 Jan 1879 A. G. Murray,Rev. 5 Oct 1879 28 Dec 1879 30 Sept 1879 A. J. Haskins,JP WIn. Draper,JP Ge9rge Foeniuer, Pastor Dudley Lee,I1G Joseph Rahskopf,Rev A.M.Richardson,MG 18 June 1879 21 July 1879 8 Sept 1879 -169- James M.Hendry,PJ 4 Oct 1879 21 May 1879-License only 10 Nov 1879 14 June 1879 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE'::'RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride DAY, Phylander CARTER, Eliza DAY, Willis (William)H. LIPPY, Florence M. DELAPP, Stephen INY~, Julia A. DELLIT, George W. MARTIN, Nancy Jane Leavenworth Co.,KE Leavenworth Co.,KE DESKINS, Francis J. MOORE, Mattie F. DESKINS, John SPRAGUE, Sarah J. DEVLIN, Noris SCHRADER, Carrie DILLON, Peter H. MC NERVEY, Mary Topeka, KS Douglas Co., KS DODGE, David W. GORMER, Alzena DRAKE, Joseph CUNNINGHAM, Jennie DUDLEY, William C. BRUNK, Sophronia De Soto, KS De Soto, KS DUMMER, Henry E. FINLEY, JUdie DUNN, James B. HOWELL, Margaret DUTTON, Joseph B. HOBBS, Lillie Jane Johnson Co., KS Douglas Co., KS DWYER, Patrick MALONEY, Hannah Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS ELLIOTT, James G. PATTON, Martha ELM, Henry FLEER, Minnie ELSTON, Henry HARLAN, Alice EVERETT, Milton J. HOWARD, Sarah FAUST, Benjamin F. W,~TERHAUS, Emma FEATHERSTONE,Edward I. STEWART, Emma Molina FINLEY, George W. LOWE, Clara E. FORSYTHE, Harrison COOLEY, Mary FREEMAN, Daniel G.W. HIGGS, Elizabeth Douglas Co., KS Leavenworth Co.,KS FRITZEL, J obn SNYDER, Margaret FULTZ, Andrew MINTON, America Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS GALLETLY, George W. ACKLEY, Dena GARST, Benjamin F. HAMMILL, Maggie M. -171- Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Of1l.ciant 3 Sept 30 Mar 24 Feb 7 July James M.Hendry,PJ J.R.Meredith,Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ James M.Hendry,PJ 1879 1879 1879 1879 12 Nov 1879 23 Aug 1879 1 Jan 1879 P. M.Lewis,fiin. S. P.Jacobs,Pastor A.A.Trimper,MG P.Lewis Guenther, Priest Andrew Douglas,JP Thomas J. Cunder,MG John Q.A.Norton,PJ 23 Jan 1879 24 Apr 1879 1 Jan 1879 P.M. Lewis, MG James Bryson,MG W.H. Reece, fiG 24 Sept 1879 27 July 1879 6 Feb 1879 20 Apr 1879 11 Nov 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Elias:Mayer,PriestI 2 Apr 1879 4 Sept 1879 16 Feb 1879 27 Apr 1879 16 Oct 1879 30 Dec 1879 13 Apr 1879 5 Nov 1879 15 Sept 1879-License only John N.Young,Clergy Moses Disinger,Rev. Dexti'er Tueker, MG James Bryson, MG John Wilder,JP John N.Young,l'1G Absolom Lacock,Rev James M.Hendry,PJ 31 Aug 1879 9 Feb 18791 Albert 'M.Weikmann, Priest Ezra Hubbell,Elder 3 Jan 1879 4 Sept 1879 John Q.A.Nortoni PJ James M.Hendry, FJ .... __ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS.· MABRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant GAUMER, Thomas C. GIBBARD, Ignatius MC GEE, Emma GUBSMIETHT, Anna 3 Dec 1879 13 Aug 1879 A.A.Trimper, MG Albert M.Weikmann, Priest James M.Hendry,PJ A. C. Peck,MG GLUYAS, George W. GRAY, Daniel Sedan, KS GURLEY, John S. HARRIS, Charles R. HARRIS, Nathan HARRIS, Thomas HABE, Albert HAYS, Henry F.C. Kansas City, MO HEARNE, James A. BERNAL, Thomas HERRING, Samuel W. HESTON,Charley(Canby) Gove Co., KS HIDDEN, Jason Kansas City, MO HILL, Frederick B. HILL, Livingston Leavenworth Co.,KE HILL, Quincy A. HINES, Samuel HITCHCOCK, Adolph E. *HOGAN, Thomas HOLLADAY, Benjamin W. Jefferson Col,KS HOLLY, Charles F. HOLMES, Samuel HOLMES, William C. HOOVER, Isaac L. HORNER, Levi Leavenworth Co.,KS * Leavenworth Co.,KE SHIELDS, Mary P. 13 Mar 1879 BACKWITH, Flora 1 May 1879 Douglas Co. ,KS Joseph Rahskopf,Rev EPLY, Christina 16 Apr 1879 S. W. Spring, Pastor TYRRELL, M. Ella 12 Jan 1879 Chas.Chadwick, JP CROCKET, Jennie 26 July 1879 Richard Ricketts,MG WEARRER, Charity 14 Nov 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ RIDINGER, Mary 1 Mar 1879 William Bedale,MG SHEARER, Elizabeth M. 19 Feb 1879 Douglas Co., KS Wm.H.Reece, MG 18 June 1879 SHANK, Mary W.W. Silsby, JP CARTER, Maria 25 Dec 1879 S. P. Jacobs, MG DENTON, Sethy 14 Dec 1879 Milo Hobert,Rev HIGGINS, Francis L. 24 June 1879 tIt. Pleasant, IA A.C. Peck, MG LAMBERTSON,Mary Isabella 6 May 1879 Douglas Co., KS 14 Dec 1879 J. H. Bonebrake,Min MACY, Carrie Aug 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Elias Mayer,Rev 28 BRUCE, Martha Leavenworth Co.,KE J.R.Meredith, MG DAY, Ella A. 30 Jan 1879 Benjamin Sunnial,MG DEAN, Mary 11. 15 June 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ HALLOWAY, Rose D. 30 Oct 1879 HYLAND, Maggie R. 24 Nov 1879-License only J.C.Northrup, JP PHILLIPS, Minnie W. 29 June 1879-? Jefferson Co.,KS Henry Frank, MG LEIBY, Nancy A.G. 5 May 1879 HOWLAND, Mary T. 14 May 1879-License only A. G.Murray,Pastor PAYNE, Fannie C. 25 Dec 1879 Joseph Michael,MG STEDMAN, Mary E. 14 Dec 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ LINDLEY, Emma E. 13 Oct 1879 Douglas Co.,KE Douglas Co.,KS 1 -172- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont td) Of.f.ciant Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. HOWARD, Benjamin P. HOWARD, George W. Leavenworth Co.,KS HUNTER, Eli B. HUNTZINGER, Franklin HUSTED, Charles W. Dutchess Co. ,1fY . JAMES, John De Soto, KS JOHNSON, Justin J. JUDSON, Arthur W. Douglas Co., KS nUB, Jacob Fr8.nklin Co. ,ICS KEARNS, o. Frank KELLEY, J ame s KERBY, Alexander Leavenworth Co.,KS KILLOUGH, William Jefferson Co.,KS KNIGHT, George W. KNOWLES, John W. Osage Co., KS KOONS, William KRAMER, Bernhardt KRAMER, Bernhardt KRATZBURG, Anton Anderson Co.,KS KYLE, James Jefferson Co., KS LANDWERLEN, George A. LANGSTON, Desaline W. LANKFORD, Benjamin F. Leavenworth Co.,KS LAWRENCE, William S. Boston, MA HART, Nellie M. BUBBLE, Catherine S. Leavenworth Co.,KS PETERSON, Anna L. NEAL, Annie E. GILMAN, Alice May Denver, CO GIVENS, Martha Douglas Co.,KS LOCKWOOD, Lillian D. JONES, Elizabeth J. Jefferson Co., KS FORD, Elnora Leavenworth Co.,KS HILL, Julia· MYERS, Elizabeth MC KINNEY, Susan Leavenworth Co.,KS SATER, Mary E. Jefferson Co.,KB ROBINSON, Annie BANKS, Martha E. Douglas Co.,KS YOUNG, Mary Francis EBERHARD, Sophia BRECHEISON, Wilhelmina KOEHLER, Annie Douglas Co., KS HUNT, Charlotte A. Jefferson Co.,KS BOWERS, Frances MADDOX, Lizzie SMITH, Ida Douglas Co.,ICS RICHARDSON, Minnie E. Douglas Co., KS 2 Dec 1879 S.W.Spring,Paator 16 Mar 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Wm.R.Cousbant,Min 30 June 1879 20 Hay 1879 2S·>Aug_;1879. , ,.. " A.A.Trimper,MG James M.Hendry,PJ S. M.OsJRond, MG 25 Dec 1879 W.W.Silsby, JP 17 June 1879 2 Apr 1879 A.M.Richardson,MG Henry Frank, MG 6 Apr 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS J.C.Smith,Elder !- 22 Apr 1879 J. R.Meredith,MG , 22 May 1879 Bedford Drisdom,MG I 30 Oct 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W.Gowers,JP 1 May 1879-1 W. Ii.Payne, JP 24 Mar 1879 20 Apr 1879 w. 12 Mar 1879 3 Mar 1879 28 Jan 1879 11 Nov 1879 Robert Loggan,VDM C. Emmel,Pastor C. Emmel,Pastor John T.Leary,Priest 3 Dec 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS J.C.Northrup,JP 13 Feb 1879 27 Mar 1879 21 Aug 1879 A.G.Murray,Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ T.H.Ewing,MG 18 Mar 1879 A.M.Richardson,MG -173- James M.Hendry,PJ A.Cardwell,MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, Bridegroom ~SAS Bride LEE, Michael B. DOBBINS, Mamie LEE, William GRANT, Anna LEWIS, Allen E. DEAN, Louisa M. Lafayett Co.,IA Douglas Co.,KS LOESCH, Adam FISHER, Eliza LUBY, Martin E. FAWL, Catherine Osage Co., KS Douglas Co., KS LUCAS, Nathan D. COULTER, America M. LUDINGTON, Duett F. SISSON, Frankie LYNN, Charles W. LANGWORTHY, Laura J. Salina, KS Salina, KS LYON, George FINCHER, Mary Winthrop, MO Douglas Co., KS MACY, John G. HOPPER, Lizzie MAGILL, William G. KEIFER, Adelina West Bay City, MI Douglas Co., KS MANSON, Andrew LARSON, Mary MARSHALL, John E. DENNEWILLER, Julie MATNEY, Jasper N. MYERS, Sadie MC AIJ,ASTER,Charles A. MC ALLASTER, Emily MC ARTHUR, John A. CARTER, Josephine Reno,Co., KS Douglas Co., KS MC CALL, Charles D. SHIMMONS, Nellie E. Sherman, TX Douglas Co., KS MC CLAY, George WILLIAMS, Annie T. Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas Co., KS MC CURDY, Fred A. WALTON, Rachel A. MC DOUGALL, Franklin SEILER, Rachel A. Osage Co., KS Osage Co., KS MC GEE, Peter MORGAN, Elizabeth MC LAREN, William Neil SAGE, Lea V. Sedgewick Co., KS Sedgewick Co., KS MILLER, David TYRREL, Jennie MITCHELL, Wiley ODELL, Maggie MONROE, James LEWIS, Louisa MOODY, Henry C. HOLMES, Mabel A. I1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 10 Sept 1879 26 Feb 1879 16 Sept 1879 Chas. Chadwick, JP Dudley Lee,MG Bedford Drisdom,MG 11 Dec 1879 9 Feb 1879 C.G.Fritsche,Pastor H. O'Reilly,Rev 16 Nov 1879 2 Oct 1879 3 Sept 1879 P.M.Lewis, Min. A.C.Peck, MG 8~ M. Osmond,MG 10 Mar 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ 30 Dec 1879 7 Oct 1879-Kansas City, MO Chas. Chadwick,JP Samuel B.Bell,Pastor 30 Apr 1879 7 Jan 1879 28 Jan 1879 8 May 1879 13 Feb 1879 John S. Brown, Clergy I Paul Ziegler,Rector' . James M.Hendry,PJ S. W. Spring.,Pastor A.M. Richardson ,MG 29 Dec 1879 Archibald Beatty,? 4 Apr 1879 Henry Frank, MG 8 Nov 1879 24 Dec 1879 A. M.RichardsoB,HG S.W. Spring,Pastor 7 Aug 1879 6 Aug 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ A. C. Peck, MG 25 Sept 1879 3 Dec 1879 4 May 1879 9 Aug 1879 S.J.Mc Naughton,PJ Richard Ricketts,MG W. W. Silsby, JP James M.Hendry,PJ I -174- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSA$ MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride MOON, Alvia A. STONE, Mattie A. MOON, Joel MOORE, Philora Hutchison, KS Douglas Co., KS MORGAN, John F. MERCER, Elcina MORRIS, William F. EDWARDS, Martha E. NElS, Fred STROBEL, Minnie Douglas Co., KS Johnson Co., KS NININGS, James BOWER, Mary A. Jefferson Co., KS Douglas Co., KS NOLAN, Nicholas F. LEONARD, Kate A. Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS NOLAND, Smallwood W. WILLIAMS, Jennie NORTON, William E. WOOD, Julia F. OGDEN, John H. BRISTOL, Hattie E. Douglas Co., KS Topeka, KS OVENDER, Marion HODSON, Jane T. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co., KS OWENS, Charles C. DESKINS, Hulda J. OWENS, Eric HOWE, Kittie C. PARKER, Edward J. NEWLIN, Elmira PARKER, Henry ~~TIN, Emily PARNHAM, Joseph B. COWAN, Rachel A. PATRICK, George Edward LEWIS, Hattie PAYNE, James A. PARNELLS, Emaline Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS PEA IRS , Chambers A. BANTA, Susie PERRY, Charles S. SPERRY, Nellie D. PERRY, Washington SCOTT, Rosie PETERSON, James REED, Mary E. YATES, Annie E. PETTIT, John W. Rome,Adams Co.,OR Douglas Co., KS RAKE, John E. KOEHLER, Elizabeth RAY, Edward COOK, Mary E. -REED, Marcus G. ROTHWELL, Permelia M. REED, Robert H. DIGGS, Louisa Franklin Co., KS Osage Co., KS - Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co., KS -175- Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 25 Dec 1879 4 Jan 1879 James M.Hendry, PJ A.A.Trimper, MG 29 Oct 1879 1 June 1879 19 Feb 1879 Henry Frank, rIG Henry Frank, MG C. Emmel,Pastor 2 Mar 1879-1 Samuel Baker,MG 6 Oct 1879-Emporia,Lyon Co.,KS J.Pearier,Priest 24 Aug 1879 17 May 1879 19 June 1879 Richard Ricketts,MG Henry B. Rogers,JP A.C.Peck, MG 23 Jan 1879-Fall Leaf, KS Sam Kelsall,Min. 1 1 I 21 Apr 1879 31 July 1879 22 Oct 1879 5 June 1879 27 filar 1879 19 June 1879 23 Nov 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS Henry Frank, MG A.C. Peck, MG James Newlin, 1 Richard Ricketts,MG A.A.Trimper, MG S.W.Spring, Pastor J.C.Northrup,JP 3 Oct 1879 1 Oct 1879 11 Feb 1879 20 Feb 1879 3 Sept 1879 A.G.Murray,MG A.A. Trimper, MG James M.Hendry,PJ Wm. Draper, JP Wm. Bedale,Min 19 Aug 1879 26 May 1879 1 Apr 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS 15 Nov 1879 Wm. Draper, JP L.S. Steele, JP Charles W.Cherry,JP James M.Hendry, PJ --. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANS~ MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont I d) Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant Bride'groom Bride REED, Will H. REYNOLDS, Albert W. REYNOLDS, John Leavenworth Co., KS RICHARDSON, George A. ROBE, Martin , Douglas Co., KS ROTHWELL, Samuel J. Jefferson Co., KS RUEHL, John H. HUTTER, Chester L. Miami Co., KS SANDS, Jacob SAXTON, Byron F. Osage Co., KS SCHUBERT, John W. SEATON, Johnson SELZER, William J. SHANK, William SHARPLESS,.. Nathaniel Osage Co., KS SHIELDS, Joseph SHOCKEY, William SHOLES, David C. SMITH, Andrew J. Lyon Co, KS SMITH, David G. Dickinson Co.,KS SMITH, Isaac M. SMITH, Winston SOLT, Henry M. SPEAR, S. F. Topeka, KS SPERRY, James SPRAT~', James H. Douglas Co., KS Henry W. Reed,MG STEPHENS, Emma 23 Apr 1879 W. W.Silsby,JP LEUTWILER, Bertha 29 Mar 1879 T.P.Olds, MG ADAIR, Samantha 19 Nov 1879-? Douglas Co., KS A.A.Trimper,MG 12 Apr 18?9 COLEr~, Minnie A. C. Emmel,Pastor 19 Feb 1879 STROBEL, Paulina Johnson Co., KS NICHOLS, Almildia(Allvildie) 16 Sep 1879-Jefferson Co.KS C.W.Cherry,JP Leavenworth Co., KS C.G.Fritsche~Pastor 27 Nov 1879 STEINLE, Ottilie S.E.Rudleton,VDM 28 Sept 1879 READING, Mary J. Douglas Co., KS A.C.Peck,MG 24 Oct 1879 CRAVENS, Millie J.W.Clock,MG 16 Oct 1879 HEINE, Libbie S. Douglas Co .. , KS Moses Dissinger,Hev 8 Aug 1879 BREITHAUPT, Lydia Gabriel Gray, Min. 1"-"" 12 June 1879 FITGHOE, Maria C. Emmel,Pastor 19 Feb 1879 STROBEL, Hannah M.Hendry,PJ James 25 Dec 1879 HODLOWELL, Dora L. James M.Hendry,PJ GREER, Julia A. 23 Jan 1879 Douglas Co., KS A C.Peck, MG 1 Oct 1879 WILKINSON, Rachel S. James M.Hendry,PJ 4 Sept 1879 HAAS, Annetta Chas.Chadwick,JF 24 Dec 1879 HARRIS, Adelia Werter R.Davis,MG 20 May 1879 PIPER, Lucy E. Douglas Co., KS A.A. Trimper,MG BRUEGGEN, Augusta 19 Apr 1879 Douglas Co. ,KS Gabriel Gray,Pastor 14 Sept 1879 STEWART, Lucy w. S. Harrad,MG SHERMAN, Jennie E. 22 Jan 1879 A.C. Peck, MG YARNOLD, Mamie T. 9 Oct 1879 S. W. Spring,Pastor STACEY, Artie B. 17 Dec 1879 DeKalb, NY James M. Hendry,PJ 18 Apr 1879 DAVIS, Eva E. Henry Frank,MG KS 5 Mar 1879-Linwood, MITCHELL, Emma E. Leavenworth Co.,KS -176- �, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KASSAS MARRIAGE ~CORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. STADLER, Herman VOGEL, Matilda 13 Nov 1879 STADLER, Louis VOGEL, Mary 13 Nov 1879 STANLEY, Henry A. Douglas Co., KS STARR, John M. STEWART, Robert H. Franklin Co.,KS STOGERS, Basil SUTTON, Frederick R. SUTZ, Frank SWENSON, Lewis TALLEY, William TASKER, Reuben C. Otero, NM TAYLOR, Franklin C. TAYNE, Cyrus P. Leavenworth Co., KS mIDMFSON, Robert TIGDER, John Kansas City, MO TIMMONS, Warren Kansas City, MO TOBLER, John J. ULRICH, George J. Paola, KS WALI.ER, John L. Leavenworth Co., KS WALLS, Waskey J. Shawnee Co., KS WALSH, Michael Johnson Co., KS WATSON, Addison WEINER, James H. WEITZENKORN, Philip WENRICH, Christian K. 29 May 1879~Leavenworth West Brookfield, Mass. SHEPHARD, Hulda 5 Feb 1879 MENDENHALL, Mattie 3 Dec 1879 Douglas Co., KS 8 May 1879 WILSON, Nancy L. 28 Feb 1879 BRITT, Mary 7 Jan 1879 SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E. PURINGTON, Fillmore E. 27 Aug 1879 3 July 1879 DICKSON, Fannie M. 14 May 1879 AIJ;EN, Sarah L. Douglas Co., KS 25 Feb 1879 TOWERY, Matilda L. 13 Feb 1879 MC CABRIA, Lydia C. Leavenworth Co., KS 20 Aug 1879 CLARK, Maggie 27 Oct 1879 WYLER, Adeline E. Douglas Co., KS 22 May 1879 HUSON, Adella B. Douglas Co., KS 16 July 1879 DESKINS, Susie S. 2 Aug 1879 HEINEN, Johanna F. L. Douglas Co., KS 24 May 1879-License only BRAY, Susan Douglas Co., KS 13 Apr 1879 STEWART, Melinda C. Douglas Co., KS 1 Nov 1879 FRANER, Rose Douglas Co., KS 14 Nov 1879 BARRETT, Sarah 20 Nov 1879 BAILEY, Clemmie 28 Oct 1879 BIEBUSH, Clara 21 June 1879-License only LIPPY, Francis C. BOWKER, Jennie S. -177- Officiant Albert M.Weikmann, Priest Albert M.Weikmann, Priest Co.,KS E. Nibel,Clergy Andrew Stout, MG Absolom Lacock,Rev James M.Hendry,PJ John S. Brown,MG C. Emmel,Pastor James M.Hendry,PJ Daniel E.Smith,MG S.W.Spring,Fastor James M.Hendry,PJ A.M.Richardson,MG Richard Ricketts,MG Chas.Chadwick, JP Thomas H.Vail,Pastor L.S.Steele,Jl? A.A. Trimper, MG Absolom Lacock,Rev Albert M.Weikmann, Priest Dudley Lee, MG James E.Hilkey,MG Henry Frank, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRAIGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride WERSE, Joseph C. CAlm, Nancy J. WESTERHOUSE, Henry ELDER, Katie (WESTERHAUS) WHALEY, George C. HARMON, Minnie J. WHEElER, Charles E. RISLEY, Nancy WHITE, John H. RICHARDS, Hattie WIDENER, James SKINNER, Mahala A. Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS • WILEY, Lyman REED, Marildia WILLIAMS, Francis M. R!M8EY, Adelia Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS WILLIAMSON, William P. YOUNG, Rebecca WILSON, Edward OBURG, Matilda WOOD, William H. SHEPARD, Annie WOODS, David WILLIAMSON, Malinda ZEEL, George BOHNMAIER, Katie ZERBY, John V. JONES, Marcia E. ~ Jefferson Co.,KS Leavenworth Co. ,IE' Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 24 July 1879 10 July 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ John Wilder, JP 19 16 25 13 Mar 1879 Oct 1879 Sept 1879 Mar 1879-Sherman twp.,? G. W. Browning,Pastor A.C. Peck,HG A.C. Peck, MG Peregrine W.Gowell,JP 31 Aug 1879-Jefferson Co., KS C.W. Cherry,JP 29 Oct 1879 James M.Hendry, PJ Jacob Evans, MG A.A. Trimp er, MG Wm. Draper, JP Samuel Baker,MG Ph. Fricker ,Rev. A.A. Trimper, MG 22 Jan 1879 26 Jan 1879 25 Dec 1879 20 July 1879 15 April 1879 19 Nov 1879 ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1879 Bride Groom Bride ACKLEY, Dena ADAIR, Samantha ALLEN, Sarah L. ASHBY, Kate N. BAILEY, Clemmie BAKER, Mary J. BANKS, Martha E. BANTA, Susie BARRETT, Sarah BECKWITH, Flora BIEBUSH, Clara BLANCHARD, Sue BOHNMAIER, Katie BOWERS, Frances GALLETLY, George W. REYNOLDS, John TASKER, Reuben C. BLACK, Washington C. WEINER, James H. BLACK, Charles S. KNOWLES, John W. PEAIRS, Chambers A. WATSON, Addi son GRAY, Daniel WEITZENKORN, Philip BUSH, Angus ZEEL, George LANDWERLEN, George A. BOWER, Mary A. NININGS, James BOWKER, Jennie S. STANLEY, Henry A. BRAY, Susan WALIoER, John L. BRECHEISON,Wilhelmine KRAMER,Bernhardt BREITHAUPT, Lydia SCHUBERT, John W. BRISTOL, Hattie E. OGDEN, John H. BRITT, Mary SUTTON, Frederick R. BRUCE, Martha HILL, Livingston BRUEGGEN, Augusta SMITH, David G. BRUNK, Sophronia DUDLEY, William O. BURNELL, Mary A. OLAYltLew~s ~. OARMIEN ~ Mary H. BROWN, Wl.lll.am T. OARR, Nancy J. WERSE, Joseph C. CABSON, Elizabeth J. BEDGOOD, William B. -178- Groom �ALPHABETICAL LISTiNG BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride CARTER, Eliza CARTER, Ella CARTER, Harriet CARTER, Josephine CARTER, Maria CASABOOM, Emma CHRISTIAN, Inger CLARK, Maggie COLEMAN, Minnie A. COOK, Mary E. COOLEY, Mary COULTER, America M. COVEY, Mary Ellen COWAN, Rachel A. CRAVENS, Millie CROCKET, Jennie CUNNINGHAM, Jennie DAY, Ella A. DAVIS, Eva E. DEAN, Louisa M. DEAN, Mary F. DENNEWILLER, Julia DENTON, Sethy DESKINS, Hulda J. DESKINS, Susie S. DICKSON, Fannie M. DIGGS, Louisa DOBBINS, Mamie DORSEY, Martha EBERHART, Lena EBERHARD, Sophia EDWARDS, Martha E. ELAl'1, J enni e ELDER, Katie Groom Bride Groom DAY, Phylander CORNISH, Henry CARTER, Adam MC ARTHUR, John A. HERNAL, Thomas BENEFIELD, Eli A. DAVIS, John H. THOl1PSON, Robert RICHARDSON, George A. RAY, Edward· FORSYTHE, Harrison LUCAS, Nathan D. DAWSON, Albert W. PARNHAM, Joseph B. SANDS, Jacob HARRIS, Nathan DRAKE, Joseph HILL, Quincy A. SPERRY, James LEWIS, Allen E. HINES, Samuel MARSHALL, John E. HERRING, Samuel W. OWENS, Charles C. TOBLER, John J. TALLEY, William REED, Robert H. LEE, Michael B. ALI,f:N, Jesse BROWN, Frederick KRAMER, Bernhardt MORRIS, William F. .ANTON, Laf e WESTERHOUSE , Henry (WESTERHAUS) EPLY, Christina FAWL, Catherine FINCHER, Mary FINLEY, JUdie FISHER, Eliza FITCHUE, Maria FLEElt, Minnie FLOYD, Emma M. FORD, Elnora FRANER, Rosa GALLETHY, Martha GILMAN, Alice May GIVENS, Martha GORMER, Alzena GOULDING, Dora GRACE, Ella GRANT, Anna GRAY, Rachel Jane GRIFFITH, Cordelia GREER, Julia A. GUBSMIETHT, Anna HAAS, Annetta HALLOWAY, Rose D. Hammill, Maggie M. HAMMILL, Rilla D. HANKS, Francis HARLAN, Alice HARMON, Minnie J. HARRIS, Adelia HART, Carrie HART, Nellie M. HAYNES, Mary D. HEINE, Libbie S. HEINEN, Johanna F. L. HIGGINS, Francis L. GUBLEY, John S. LUBY, Martin E. LYON, George DImMER, Henry LOESCH, Adam SEATON, Johnson ELM, Henry BROWN, John H. KAUB, Jacob WALSH, Michael ANDERSON, Nelson HUSTED, Charles W. JAMES, John DODGE, David W. CLARK, Sidney BURKET, Benton LEE, William AUTERBURN, Samuel BOYD; Alexander B. SHARPLESS, Nathaniel GIBBARD, Ignatius SHOCKEY, William HITCHCOCK, Adolph E. GARST, Benjamin F. BOWEN, Alfred M. BROOKS, AlIord ELSTON, Henry WHALEY, George C. SHOLES, David C. BARNES, Joseph C. HOWARD, Benjamin P. CLARK, Reese SAXTON, Byron F. ULRICH, George J. HESTON,Charley(Canby) -179- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride Groom PARNELLS, Emaline PAYNE, James A. PATTON, Martha ELLIOTT, James G. HOLMES, William C. PAYNE, Fannie C. CROSBY, Jacob PERRY, Annie PETERSON, Anna L. HUNTER, Eli B. HOLLADAY, Benjamin W. PHILLIPS, Minnie W. PIPER, Lucy E. SMITH, Andrew J. POLLARD, Viola M. BAILEY, Bishop A. PURINGTON, Fillmore E. SWENSON, Lewis RAMSEY, Adelia WILLIAMS, Francis M. RUTTER, Chester L. ~ING, Mary J. WILEY, Lyman . REED, Marildia REED, Mary E. PETERSON, James RICHARDS, Hattie WHITE, John H. RICHARDSON, Minnie E. LAWRENCE, William S. RIDINGER, Mary HABE, Albert RISLEY, Nancy WHEDER, Charles E. ROBINETT, Mary ADOLPH, Henry ROBINSON, Annie KNIGHT, George W. ROTHWELL, Lydia P. BROWN, William ROTHWELL,Permelia M. REED, Marcus G. SAGE, Lea V. MC Laren, William Neil SATER, Mary E. KILLOUGH, William SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E. SUTZ, Frank SCHRADER, Carrie DEVLIN, Noris SCOTT, Rosie PERRY, Washington SEILER, Rachel A. MC DOUGALL, Franklin SHANK, Mary HEARNE, James A. SHEARER, Elizabeth M. HAYS, Henry F.C. SHEPARD, Annie WOOD, William H. SHEPARD, Hulda STARR, John M. SHERMAN, Jennie E. SMITH, Winston SHIELDS, Mary P. GLUYAS, George W. SHIMMONS, Nellie E. MC CALL, Charles D. SISSON, Frankie LUDINGTON, Duett F. -181- Bride Groom SKINNER, Mahala A. SMITH, Ida SNYDER, Margaret SPALDING, Harriet E. SPERRY, Nellie D. SPAGUE, Sarah J. STACEY, Artie B. STEDMAN, Mary E. STEINKE, Ottilie STEPHENS, Emma STEWART, Emma Molina STEWART, Lucy STEWART, Melinda C. STONE, Hattie A. STOUT, Susan STROBEL, Hannah STROBEL, Minnie STROBEL, Paulina THURMAN, Mary A. TOWERY, Matilda L. TYRRELL, Jennie TYRRELL, M. Ella VOGEL, Mary VOGEL, Matilda WALTERS, Mary I. WALTON, Rachel A. WEARRER,Charity WESTERHAUS, Emma WHITLOCK, Cordelia WILKINSON, Rachel S. WILLIAMS, Annie T. WILLIAMS, Jennie WILLIAMSON ,Malinda WILLIS, Jessie J. WILSON, Nancy L. WIDENER, James Lankford, Benjamin F. FRITZEL, John CASTELLO, Thomas W. PERRY, Charles S. DESKINS, John SPEAR, S.P. HOOVER, Isaac L. RUEHL, John H. REED, Will H. FEATHERSTONE,Edward I. SMITH, Isaac M. WALLS, Waskey J. MOON, Alvia A. CRAMER, John C. SELZER, William J. NElS, Fred ROHE, Martin ADAMS, Ulysses TAYLOR, Franklin C. MILLER, David HARRIS, Charles R. STADLER, Louis STADLER, Herman DAVIS, Turl MC CURDY, Fred A. HARRIS, Thomas FAUST, Benjamin F. DAVIS, John W. SHIELDS, Joseph MC CLAY, George NOLAND, Smallwood W. WOODS, David BELL, Christopher C. STOGERS, Basil , I tW �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom WOOD, Julia F. WYLER, Adeline E. YARNOLD, Mamie T. YATES, Annie E. YOUNG, Mary Francis NORTON, William E. TIGDER, John SOLT, Henry M. PETTIT, John W. KOONS, William YOUNG, Rebecca YOUNG, Susan YOUNG, Susan WILLIAMSON,William P. ALDRIDGE, Izah ALDRIDGE, Isaiah (ALDRICH) CARROL, Matthew W. ZII1MERI1.AN, Clara -- - The Western Recorder, Lawrence, Ks., March 21, 1884 SILVER WEDDING The twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of Deacon Alexander GREGG and wife, was one of the finest and most enjoyable silver weddings ever held among the colored people of Lawrence, at their residence on the corner of Tennessee and Warren streets, on the 9th inst. About two hundred of the best people in Lawrence were present, and a most brilliant time was enjoyed. People were also present from Topeka, Atchison and other places. The following are the presents given: SILVER. Fine gold-lined mug, Mr. Gratton GREGG and wife; fine mug, Mrs. D. LEE; set fine tablespoons, Mrs. Ellen SMITH; two napkin rings, Mrs. Sarah WASHINGTON; butter knife and sugar spoon, E.M. PRATHER; fine fruit spoon, W.M. GREGG; fine napkin ring, Mrs. Adda JACKSON; eight dollars in silver, John C. GREGG; two fine salt spoons, Mrs. EVANS, of Topeka; Fine thimble, Mrs. W. MERCER; set teaspoons, R. HENSON and wife; butter knife and napkin ring, ----; one dollar in silver, Angie CLINE and mother; fine fruit spoon, Lewis JACKSON and wife; fine butter dish, Isaac JOHNSON and Richard JONES; butter knife, Mrs. Allen WILLIAMS; fine fruit knives, Nathan MILLER and wife, fine butter knife and sugar spoon, C.C. JAMES and wife; two dollars in silver, Mrs. GENTRY; fifty cents in silver, Mrs. M.V. WHITE; fine butter dish, R.M. WILSON, of Atchison, Kans.; pickle dish, Samuel LEE and wife; pickle dish and fork, Fred GLEED and wife; pickle dish, Mrs. Rosa ALLEN and others; fine napkin ring, J.H. WOODSON and J.C. PERKINS; pickle dish, Mrs. L. BELL and Mrs. H.L. WINSTON; fine water pitcher, C.H. LANGSTON, Milton SIMS and others; fine cake tray and goblet, Harriet HOLMES, Mary LANGSTON and others; fine breast pin, M. BIRD. ' The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. MERCER and at 11:30 p'.m., the happy guests dispersed. ***** -182- .:-- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"lARRIAGE HECORDS - 1880 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the bpecialized Division of the District Court,Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kans,as. Compiled by Edna welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if other than Douglas Co. ADAMS, Gilbert L. FERGUBON,Samantha A. 2 Dec 1880 Jefferson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS ADAl'-iS, f''lartin WOOD, Harriet 27 May 1880 ,Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS ADMS, Tobias IULLlili, Charity Ann 11 Nov 1880 ALLEN, Jesse 13 July 1880-License only BRYANT, Mary ANDERSeN, John W. 2 May 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS HARROLD, Ardella Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.KS ANDERSON, Samuel H. HOS'I'ETT£R, Julia E. 15 Sept 1880-0ttawa, KG Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS ANDHEWS, Charles J. lliiOEELY, Hattie 18 Mar 1880-Douglas County, KB Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS ASHER, Henry B. HERRING'rON, I"1011ie E. 21 Oct 1880 BOHAl.:JNAN, Aurelious B. CARUfl, I"lary C. 6 I"'lay 1880-License only BAILEY, Andrew J. FEAThERB'rONE, Fanni e 18 Jan 1880 BALES, Breckenridge HORSf"IAN, Rhoda C. 18 l"larch 1880 BALLO UGH , John srI'ATrrON, I"'Jel vina 25 Feb 1880-license only Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS BAN'l:A, J ame s C. 8 Oct 1880 MORhI~ON, I"laggie Douglas Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.KS BEAL, William 6 f'lay 1880 SKINNER, Nary BEALES, 'william 2 Sept 1880 JCllliSON, I"'lartha BEATTIE, Jame s WHITE, Nettie E. 23 Dec 1880 Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS BECKEY, Thomas N. 10 cJune 1880 I"';URFliY, 11ary E. BERhY, GEorge SIhS, Jennie 8 April 1880 BERTH1~, Err.il 19 Jan 1880-Johnson Co.,KS l"'lANNING, Annie Douglas County,KS Douglas Co., KS BLACK, Isaac 4 f'jar 1880 HOSt), I"laggie Bloomihgton,Neb. Douglas Co. ,KS BLODGETT, Albert M. 16 Dec 1880 BAKGS, Addie F. Kansas City, l"'10 Douglas Co. ,KS BOLLAhD, William W. 7 Oct 1880 PERRIN, Ella E. Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS -183- Officiant S.W.Spring,Fastor J ame s I"'l. Hendry ,PJ Chas. Chadwick, JP A.M.Richardson,MG D. C. bilner,I"lG Werter R.Davis,MG William Jones,Rev. Silas Cariw,JI; Peter Brubaker,I1GJ as • r'larvin , I'.G A.A. 'I'rimper ,I'lG A. ItJ. Ramsey,I""G S. W. Spring,Pastor J as .lvlarvin, riG James l"1.Hendry,I:J M.I.Casey,Priest Andrew V. Stout ,I'lG Richard s. Cordley,~G M. Osmond,l"lG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS l"iAR:t\IAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride BONHAI"J, Miles BOOKER, Charles A. Kansas City, MO BOWER, Alonis Fall Leaf, KS BRECHEISEN, George BRC\"TN, Alexander BRo\·jN, Alonzo J. GOSNELL,l"lary Elizabeth SKAGGS, r1illa Douglas Co. ,KS SNI:CER, l'lary Fall Leaf, KS WElL, Mary NELSON, Lucy BROUSE, Carrie (BROWN) (Clara) BROWN, Arthur REYNOLDS, Mary BROw'N, J"ohn W. ABBOTT, J:lary E. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS BROWN, Robert H. .MARKER, Elizabeth C. BULLINGTON,Robert M. BRUCE, Addie CAI'lPBELL, John H. COX, Sarah F. Indian Territory Douglas Co., KS CANAVAN, William E. GASKILL, Dora L. Jefferson Co.,K8 Douglas Co.,K8 CARFENTEH, William T. \ffiSTON, Helen Eva scoTfr, Lizzie CARR, Amos E. CHASE, Dewitt Chevalier, Josephine Christian, William H. TIJ:1J:'IONS, Flora (CRISTIAN) CLAY, Charles HENDERSON, Laura Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,K6 COLE, William W. WOOD, F'ranc i s CORNISH, Charles E. NASION, Lillie B. Kansas City, f"iO Douglas Co.,KS CREEKIvJCORE, David CARUTH1RS, I"Jelissa J. Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,K8 CRITZER, William E. WIU"1CTH, L. May CROSS, Charles S. SMEED, Kate I. Emporia, K8 Dougla s Co., KS CliO\"TLER, William GRIJ!'F'INS ,tlartha CUH'rIS, George L. tiC CON Iii ELL , Rebecca -184- Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 26 June 1880 1 Jan 1880 J"ames J:'l.Hendry,FJ Sylvester Creel,l"iG 27 Sept 1880-License only 9 l"'lar 1880 19 Dec 1880 15 Oct 1880 Moses Dissinger,Fast. Dudley Lee, l"'IG A.. A. 'l'rimper ,1"lG 21 J"an 1880 J"s. 1"1. Hendry,PJ 7 Oct 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS C. W. Cherry,JP Joseph Michael, MG 17 Mar 1880 14 Apr 1880 16 Sept 1880 W. J. Mitchell,Fastor 31 Mar 1880 Chas.Chadwick, JP , 18 June 1880 4 Feb 1880 28 Feb 1880 29 Sept 1880 A. C. .rl.. W. L. s. F. l"1. James P.Kendall,MG j' Peck, i"IG Ramsey,£'lG Steele, JP Lewis,Min. 2 Aug 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS K.8. Lankford,I'lin. 28 Nov 1880 17 J:lar 1880 Andrew V. Stout,MG Archibald Beatty,DD 23 Nov 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks C. W. Dubourdein,JP 25 Aug 1880 1 June 1880 J as. i"larvin ,MG A. Beatty,D.D. 10 Sept 1880 17 Apr 1880 A. h. Ramsey,Rev. J ame s 1'1. iien<iry ,PJ �DOUGLAS Bridegroom DANGLER, William DAVIS, Henry R. DAVIS, James Leavenworth Co.,KS DAVIB, William R. Jefferson Co.,Kb DAY, Ellwood DAY, John DEAY, William DICK, Will N. DOLAK, Joshua Olathe, KS DOLAN, Senator DRAKE, Henry S. DUEN~JALER, John DUNCAN, Frances l'1. Leavenworth Co.,KS DUT'lIQ!.;, John W. EBERBj~T, Andrew EBERHi!.RT, Ja cob EDEn, Louis ENSI"iINGER, John w. ESSEX, James ESSON, George T. Jefferson Co.,KS EWING, Theodore B. Kansas City, l"10 FARINGER, Dewitt C. FAxON, William '1'. FEN Il"lORE, Benjamin H. Douglas Co.,KS FISK, Harris, l"l FLETCHER, George FLOHY, William A. FOLEY, Peter F. Emporia, KS COUl~TY, KANSAS hARlUAGE RECO}~]jS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant HULBUR'I', l"lary J. Mary E. CCBB,Joanne Douglas Co., KS CHAl"lPION, Clara Jefferson Co., KB STANWICK, Carrie RUSH, Elvira HUNTZINGER, Emma f'~C QUE.f1\l, Allie HALEY, Laura Douglas Co. ,KS BLACKENSHIP, Nancy HEIGhTOwER, Emma TECH.6L, Emma TUDHOfE t Viola Leavenworth Co.,KS JOHNSON, Jennie I. kLLBHIG.dT, Anna 1'1. HILDEBhA.ND, Caroline OBERLITNEH, I,.jal burga AMSDEN, Arminda V. LEWIS, Amanda RUSE, Electa Jefferson Co.,KS CHiUiLTON, Ka t e Douglas Co., KS KATHElifVillN, Mary HARltIb0N, Eleanor FINCH, Elizabeth C. I;erry, KS ALEXANDER, Ellen W. LARI~R (SARIER),Nannie OL\vALT, Sarah J. CLAlili, t.iary V. Douglas Co.,KS 28 f-1ar 1880 27 hay 1880 14 Aug 1880 A. A. 6 Apr 1880 Chas.Chadwick, JF 14 Sept 1880 4 Nov 1880 24 Oct 1880 10 Nov 1880 13 har 1880 J ame s l'j. Hendry, FJ W. J. Mitchell,MG wm. Gans, ? A. H. Walter,l"IG James r"l.Hendry,FJ ill~DbRSGN, -185- 28 26 21 15 Andrew Hoot, !""G 'I'rimper ,r'lG Chas. Chadwick, JP S. W. Spring,Fastor Jan 1880 \oJ. fiercer, Hev • Aug 1880 Jos Rahskopf, hev. _ Nov 1880 Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks A.M.Richardson,MG \ 14 Oct 1880 11 Mar 1880 24 Jan 1880 15 Apr 1880 20 Dec 1880 4 har 1880 14 Mar 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS A.M. Richardson,MG D. Scholl, ? hoses Hildebrand,Fast. Albert \·jeikmann ,:Friest A. A. 'I'rimper,r"J.G W. 'W. Selsby, Jl' C. W. Cherry, JP 10 Nov 1880 s. 9 Dec 1880 W. Spring, Pastor James l"l.Hendry,FJ 3 Mar 1880 17 Feb 1800 A .1"1. Richardson, II/1G 27 June 1880 14 Sept 1880 5 Sept 1880 24 Nov 1880 Sam'l r'~.Osmond,!''iG Chas Chadwick,JF JBJI1es E. Hilkey,I'1G B.b.Osmond,l"lG James l'I.Hendry,PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, Bridegroom Ki~SAS ~liUihIAGE Bride FOSTER, Jaffies W. HUSTON, Caroline Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS GALLIVAN, John DWYER, I"largaret GARDNER, Orlando B. EINSTED, Emma E. GENTRY, Richard D. HASTIE, Susan GERKEY, Elijah ELLER, Lavinia GILLESPIE, Matthew A. DOUGLAS, Margaret A. Garrison, KS Douglas Co., KS GLASER, George KhAflER, Barbara Sedgewick Co.,KS Douglas Co., KB GLEED, Frederick COGER, Lucy GRAY, Alex MC GINNIS,Jennie Leavenworth Co. ,KS I"lorris Co. ,KS GRINDROD, Kay KTNNEh, Helen HAAS, George SKOGGS, Ladocia HACRENBEHRY, Josiah f-l. KAU.F'Ff-'l.AN, Adelia Pennsylvania Douglas Co., KS HARBAUGH, Daniel E. (C) TUDHOPE, l"lary Leavonworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS HARI"iUN, J'oseph \oJard GRIF'1:fIN, Sarah A. Leavenworth Co.,KB Douglas Co.,KS HARTI"lAN, John IIPLE, Ka ti e Leavenworth Co.,KS Rush Co., KS HE'NDERSON, Henry WOOD, I"lary hENDRICKS, Andrew J. I"IC I'HLLEN, Cora HENDhY, James h. COOK, Annie HENNESSEY, Charles CHhI611 IE, l"lary RENNY, Joseph H. CERLEY, f-latilda H.Ehl'U:..N, John Sl";ITli, Lizzie HILL, David A. CONLEY (CouleyiMollie Ottawa, KS Ottawa, KS HILL, Williaffi F. HARhIS, Rachel HOBBS, By I ve s t er HAl"lLIN, I"1ary Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS HOLCOI-l, Abram HAill'lON, Hester -186- RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant 24 Nov 1880 Wm. Jones, Rev. 31 Aug 1880-Edgerton, KS 29 Sept 1880 31 July 1880 29 Nov 1880-License only 8 Dec 1880 M. I. Casey,Friest John S. Brown,Clergy A. A. Trimper ,1"lG 19 Feb 1800 Moses 23 I"lar 1880 7 Dec 1880 R. Ricketts, I-IG James IIi. Hendry ,PJ 27 Mar 1880-License only 22 F'eb 1880 17 Dec 1880 A. C. reck, l'-lG James f''l.hendry,PJ J'. A. Nelson, ? 21 July 1880-Leavenworth Co.KS 15 Dec 1880 Dissinger,~ast. A.l"~.Richardson,HG w. J. Mitchell,MG 24 July 1880-License only Solomon Frisler,MG 14 flar 1880 20 Nov 1880-License only 17 Aug 1880-License only 3 June 1880 27 Nov 1880 20 Jan 1880 29 Sept 1880 James Moses J-. A. L. S. 23 bay 1880 4 July 1880-Fall Leaf, KS Frank B. Olds, MG Sam Kelsall,? 30 Sept 1880 James l'1.Hendry,PJ M.Hendry,PJ Dissinger,Fastor Nelson ,l"lG Steele,JP �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KM~SAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace if not Doug.Go. Officiant HOLLIDAY, l"latthew Rome, K8 HOLLOwAY, Henry HOOVER, Joseph HOPKINS, Ozra F. Montgomery Co.,K8 HOIIJELL, Joseph H. HUGH~S, Glendora HULL, Charles A. Independence, KS HYDE, Henry Carthage, MO HYEL, Phillip JACKSON, Henry JACKSON, Stonewall JACOHS, John JOHNSON, Isaac JOHNSON, John F. JOHNSON, Thomas B. J .Al"I~S, John Jackson Co., KS JONES, Samuel KELLY, John B. KELSALL, Samuel Reno, KS KERSEY, Jesse KERSTING, Henry KIUJORTH, Isaac KINKAID, Madison F'leasanton ,KS KISER, Doctor P. KLAFP, John WAGSTAFF, Jennie Douglas Co., KS ANDERSON, Amelia REYNOLDS, Lizzie J. FaTTER, Nettie f"l. Johnson Co., KS Ray, Florence R. PINE, Sarah HOLMES, Eva A. Douglas Co., KS FOTTER, Addie Peoria, KS BANKS, Ellen A. GREEN, Alice ALLBRIT'I'ON, Catherine PYLE, Susan E. DUDLEY, Nannie BCOirT, Nancy A. HART, Gertrude M. GORDON, Jane Douglas Co., KS STRODE, l"lartha BOYER, Louisa B. 1'-'1C CLEARY, Sallie A. Reno,KS STUBBS, Lydia E. SCHAEFER ,Wilhelmina l"IALLARD, Sarah Ann GRADON, Alice Douglas Co., KS FISHBACK, Ella H.A.HSlf.E.'NER,I1argaret J. (HARSHMAN) SCHO'II'I', Helen VANDERHEIDE, Minnie 4 July 1880 A. Beatty, Rector 28 ]Ieb 1800 1 Sept 1880 23 June 1880 Wm. Draper, JP D. C. Halbert,JP A. A. Trimper, I'IG 22 Sept 1880 17 Jan 1880 23 June 1880 William Jones,Rev. Henry Frank, riG S. W. Spring,Pastor 13 Sept 1880 A. Beatty, DD 15 Feb 1880 6 Oct 1880 8 Apr 1880 24 Dec 1880 9 June 1880 22 Feb 1880 18 Nov 1880-License only 20 Aug 1880 J. W. Clock,l"IG A. w. Ramsey,Rev. John Ferris,JP J. W. Clock, f"lG R. l"lartin, '( A. J. Haskin, JP KOPF, Frederick KRAEGER, Hermann -187- A. A. ( .. 1 Trimper, f"..G 8 Jan 1880 Richard Hicketts ,lv1G 25 Dec 1880 A. C. Peck, riG 15 July 1880-Leavenworth Co .KS A.I""l.li.ichardson,rlG 11 14 18 22 Oct 1880-License only July 1880 l"lar 1880 Dec 1880 James N.Hendry,PJ J as .I"Iarvin, l"!G s. W. Spring, Pastor 12 Jan 1880 14 Oct 1880 Chas Chadwick JP Daniel Barnhart,NG 3 F'eb 1880 11 I"iarch 1880 C. G. Fritsche,Fastor Moses Dissinger,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ~tIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Ofd'iciant KE..EBS, Charles KR~TZINGER, Edwin G. LANGDO}~, George H. Kansas City, 1"10 LANGLEY, Wesley R. Anderson Co., K8 LATHAM, Charles H. Douglas Co.,KS LNrHY, George LATlfOHY, Henry . Dickerson Co.,K8 LEONi~RD, Frederick lie Leavenworth Co.,KS L:E.'WIS, David l-. Chase Co. ,KS MACK, Adam MADEL, Joseph l"lARASCH, J ohn Douglas Co.,K8 l"lARCH, Conrad l"iARTIN, George 1"lARVER, John G. Riley Co. ,K8 l'1ATTHE\~S, James H. Leavenworth Co.,K8 1'-IC CALL, Israel MC CLINTOCK,Alison H. MC CLIN'l'CCK,Oscar S. Johnson Co.,K8 I'lC COACH, John I'lC CONNELL, Samuel G. 1"lC GEE, Henry W. 1'-1C KINNEY, Henry Reno, K8 1'lC KINNEY, John W. SNIDER, Catherine nlJGHE8,Rosella(hosalid) FLUKE, Lulie E. Douglas Co., KS viALKEH , 1'1ary E. Douglas Co., KS DE FAR, Salara E. Douglas Co., KS WHIl'PLE, 1'-Iinnie BRUGGAN, Sophia Douglas Co., K8 SIUTH, Carrie Jefferson Co.,K8 Sr·aTH, Ella Illinois ChRL:/I.\IAN, l"iaud 8CHO}PER, 1"lary KROUI ,1"~ary Elizabeth (KI{AUM)-Rush Co.,K8 HERGER, Catherine 8'WEEZER, 1"latilda HAI''lILTON, Flora J. Douglas Co.,K8 ADAIR, 1"lartha Leavenworth Co.,KS DAVIDSGN, I'lary E. CADE, Mary L. BAIR, Rebecca Ellen Johnson Co. ,K8 :fAYNE, Mary A. 1"lARTIN, Mary HAltRIS, Laura Belle "/OOn~'ORK, lfanny Douglas Co.,K8 TOw'ERY, Nancy 3 Dec 1880 28 Oct 1880 9 Dec 1880 Elias Mayer, Rev. E. B. Slade, 1"IG S. W. 8pring,l-astor 8 June 1880 William Jones, MG 18 Feb 1880-Johnson Co.,K8 J. N. Rankin,? 2 Feb 1880 9 Dec 1880 Henry Shipe, 1"lG Thos .1'-'1. Guinan, Frie st -188- 1 Jan 1880-Leavenworth Co.,K8 H. E. Woodcock,Clergy 8 Cct 1880 James l"i.rtendry,FJ 21 1"lar 1880 13 July 1880 11 Sept 1880 F. h. Lewis, hin. A.M. Weiksman,Rev. C. G. Fritsche,Fastor 4 Sept 1880 12 Oct 1880 29 Sept 1880 C. G. :B'ritsche,Pastor Washington hercer,Rpv. A. C. Feck, hG " 17 July 1880 James Iv]. Hendry,PJ 5 Dec 1880 5 1'1ay 1880 20 1"lar 1880 F. h. Lewis ,Min. Andrew Stout, MG James 1"1. Hendry,PJ 3 Oct 1880 25 Nov 1880 31 July 1880-License only 19 B'eb 1880 A. S. Baldwin,JP James I''l.Hendry,PJ 12 Sept 1880 A. 8. Baldwin, JP A. \oJ. Ramsey,1"lG �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDEiS NAME - 1879 (Cont'd) Bride· Groom Bride HIGGS, Elizabeth FREEMAN;Daniel G.W. HILL, Julia KEARNS, O. Frank HOBBS, Lillie Jane DUTTON, Joseph B. HODSON, Jane T. OVENDER, Marian HOLLOWELL, Dora L. SHANK, William HOLMES, Mabel A. MOODY t Henry C. HOPKINS, Sophia DAVIS,·John HOPPER, Lizzie MACY, John G. HOUSLEMAN,Priscilla BRASS, Charles H. HOWARD, Sarah EVERETT, Milton J. HOWE, Kittie C. OWENS, Eric HOWELL, Margaret DUNN,' James B. HOWLAND, Mary T. HOLMES, Samuel, HUBBLE, Catherine S. HOWARD, George W. HUNT, Charlotte A. KYLE, James HUNTINGTON, Clara BROWN, Perry B. HUSON, Adella B. TIMMONS, Warren HYLAND, Maggie R. HOGAN, Thomas INMAN, Julia A. DELAPP, Stephen JONES, Elizabeth J. JUDSON, Arthur W. JONES, Marcia E. ZERBY, John V. KEIFER, Adelina MAGILL, William G. KNEALE, Mary E. COLE, James A. KOEHI£R, Annie KRATZBURG, Anton KOEHI~R, Elizabeth RAKE, John E. LAMBERTSON, Lucy M. BIERER, Everard, Jr •. LAMBERTSON,Mary Isabella HIDDEN, Jason LANGWORTHY, Laura J. LYNN, Charles W. LARO, Emma Alice Nettie BROEKER, J·ohn F. LARSON, Mary MANSON, Andrew LAWSON, Sophronia BRANDON, James A. LEIBY, Nancy A.G. HOLLY, Charles F. LEONARD, Kate A. NOLAN, Nicholas F. LEUTWlLER,Bertha REYNOLDS, Albert w. LEWIS,. Hattie E. PATRICK,George Edward LEWIS, Louisa LINDLEY, Emma E. LIPPY, Florence M. LIPPY, Francis C. LOCKWOOD, Lillian D. LOWE, Clara E. MACY, Carrie MADDOX, Lizzie MALONEY, Hannah MARTIN, Emily MARTIN, Nancy Jane MC ATJ.ASTER, Emily MC CABRIA, Lydia C. MC GEE , Emma MC KEE, Ella May MC KINNEY, Susan MC NERVEY, Mary MENDENHALL , Mattie MERCER, Elcina MINTON, America MITCHELL~ Emma E. MOORE, Mattie F. MOORE, Philora MORGAN, Elizabeth MURRAY, Anna MYERS, Elizabeth MYERS, Sadie NEAL, Annie E. . :NEWLIN, Elmira NICHOLS,Almildia (Allvildie) NICHOLS, Sarah NYE, Julia OBURG, Matilda ODELL, Maggie -180- Groom MONROE, James HORNER, Levi DAY, Willis{William) H. WENRICH, Christian K. JOHNSON, Justin J. FINLEY, George W. HILL, Frederick B. LANGSTON, Desaline DWYER, Patrick PABKER, Henry DELLIT, George W. MC AI,I.ASTER, Charles A. TAYNE, Cyrus P. GAUMER, Thomas C. BURR, Ed N. KERBY, Alexander DILLON, Peter H. STEWART, Robert H. MORGAN, John F. FULTZ, Andrew SPRATT, James H. DESKINS, Franci,s J. MOON, Joel MC GEE, Peter CRAIG, Robert KELLEY , James MATNEY, Jasper N. HUNTZINGER'Franklin PARKER, Edward J. ROTHWELL, Samuel J. CAREW, James BUTTRICK, Joseph WILSON, Edward MITCHELL, Wiley I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.CO. Officiant ~ROWN, HUNTINGTON, Clara Sandusky Co., OH ROTH1tIELL, Lydia P. Jefferson Co., KS CARMIEN, Mary H. GRACE, Ella MC KEE, Ella May Douglas Co., KS BLANCHARD, Sue NYE, Julia Douglas Co., KS NICHOLS, Sarah Leavenworth Co.,KS ZIMMERMAN, Clara CARTER, Harriet SPALDING, Harriet E. Douglas Co.,KS HAYNES, Mary B. Jefferson Co., KS GOULDING, Dora Topeka, KB BUBNELL, Mary A. KNEALE, Mary E. CARTER, Ella Douglas Co~,KS MURRAY, Anna Osage Co.,KS STOUT, Susan Douglas Co., KS PERRY, Annie HOPKINS, Sophia Leavenworth Co.,KS CHRISTIAN, Inger WHITLOCK, Cordelia WALTERS,Mary I. COVEY, Mary Ellen Winchester, IL 24 May. 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ Perry B. Douglas Co., KS BROWN, William Jefferson Co., KS BROWN, William T. BURKET, Benton BURR, Ed N. Denver, CO BUSH, Angus BUTTRICK, Joseph Kent Co., MI CAREW, James Leavenworth Co.,KS CARROL, Matthew W. CARTER, Adam CASTELLO, Thomas W. Pottawatomie Co.,KS CLARK, Reese Douglas Co., KS CLARK, Sidney Douglas Co.~ KB CLAY, Lewis H. COLE, James A. CORNISH, Henry Lincoln, NE CRAIG, Robert Osage Co.,KS CRAMER, John C. Kansas City, MO CROSBY, Jacob DAVIS, John Leavenworth Co.,Ks DAVIS, John H. DAVIS, John W. DAVIS, Turl DAWSON, Albert W. Winchester, IL -170- 18 Dec 1879-Jefferson Co., KS C. W. Cherry,JP 19 Feb 1879 15 July 1879-License only 1 May 1879 ;0 Dec 1879-License only 25 Nov 1879 A. C. Peck, MG Jas. Marion,MG A.G.Murray,Pastor 12 July 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS C. W. Cherry,JP 2 Apr 1879 17 Dec 1879 1; Oct 1879 James M.Hendry,PJ James M.Hendry,PJ Joseph J.Walsh,Priest 10 June 1879 Henry Frank, MG •• 1;::- 10 Dec 1879-Topeka,Shawnee,KS Thomas H.Vail, Bishop 26 May 1879-License only G. W. Browning,Pastor 26 Mar 1879 Andrew V.Stout,MG 2; Oct 1879 3 Feb 1879 S.W. Spring,Pastor 16 June 1879 P.W.Rote, MG 26 Nov 1879 C.B. Beeks, JP 30 June 1879-Leavenworth Co.KE S.J.McNaughton,JP 12 Sept 1879-License only 30 Sept 1879 9 July 1879 1 May 1879· A.A.Trimper,MG A.A.Trimper,MG B. W. Spring,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUN'ry, KANSAS l"LARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant MELVIN, David l"1. Douglas Co., KS MISNER, William MOLER, Franklin MOORE, Ruben F. Franklin Co. ,KS MONROE, Will MONTGOI-1ERY, FrancisA. NEFF, Theodore EDGAR, Addie Franklin Co.,KS JONES, Emma S. 1'IOLEk, l"Iary ODELL, Ida Luella Douglas Co.,KS HICKS, Mattie 1"100RE, Robena B. SUTHSl"lITHT, Veronica 2 Nov 1880 S. M. Osmond, MG 22 Sept 1880 13 Sept' 1880 4 Nov 1880. G. S. Dearborn,I-'lG James I"I.Hendry,FJ James I".i.Hendry,f-J 18 J-an 1880 9 Dec 1880 8 Aug 1880 KICHOLS, Smith E. OLIVER, Alford Leavenworth Co.,KS PASLEY, 1"10ses C. PAYNE, Thomas B. Jefferson Co., KS FRESTON, Franklin QUEEN, Jasper H. Jefferson Co., KS QUICK, Harlan QUICK, William F. Aurdin, Iowa QUIGLEY, John P. RAMEY, Henry RANDALL, Sherman W. RAY, Smith D. Franklin Co.,KS READING, James W. REYNOLDS, George W. Terre Haute,Ind RICE, Charles RICHARDS, George W. Kansas City ,1'10 RI CHARDS , John Leavenworth Co.,KS JON:t;S, Mattie L. BERRY, Nancy Leavenworth Co.,KS JOHNSON, Gertrude M. GOODIN, Jennie Jefferson Co., KS BLENDELL, Lizzie THOl"IFSCN, Alice E. Mt.P~easant, Iowa EVANS, 'Laura l"l. DUDGEON, Emma E. Douglas Co.,KS Sl"iITH, I'lary E. PLEASANT , Ellen . WALKER, Sadie L. EDDY, Sarah J. Franklin Co. ,KS Sl'UTH, Elvira KERN, Inez (Lucy) Douglas Co.,KS HARHISON, l"'lary E. YEAGER, Katie Douglas Co .. , KS RI CHARDS , l"lary Leavenworth Co.,KS 8 Feb 1880 31 Jan 1880 A. A. Trimper,MG A. C. Feck, rIG Albert l"l.Weiksman, Priest Richard Dudgeon,MG J ame srI. Hen<iry ,PJ 1 Sept 1880 8 ]'eb 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS H. D. Herr, Rev. J. C. Northrup, JP 11 July 1880 3 Apr 1880 Wm.t-lessenheimer, JP I J as •. l"larvin, riG I 10 June 1880 30 June 1880 A. C•.Peck, rIG A. H. Walter, Min. 26 22 29 16 James l":i.liendry,PJA. W. Hamsey, Rev. Andrew V.Stout,MG James l"l.liendry,PJ -189- July 1880 Aug 1880 Dec 1880 Sept 1880 6 Oct 1880 4 Feb 1880 J'ames 1"'1. Hendry ,PJ Henry Frank, l"lG 13 .Aug 1880 2 :B'eb 1880 J-ames l"1.Hendry,PJ A. A. 'Trimper,I"lG 9 Sept 1880 A. Beatty, DD �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"IAl\RIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont I d) Bridegroom RICHMOND, Frank L. Denver, Colo Bride DEARBORN, Lula D. Douglas Co.,KS RO:B'FELL(ROF:E'\~'ELL)fJames WOODF'OHK, Mary Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS ROSS, James L. NE\oJ, Ida RorrE, Lewis J. PIFi!J.i., Rosa RUSSELL, l"lonroe E. 'I'ABHNER, I"lary E. RUTHERi'ORD, James H. ECKE, Josie SJJ1}SON, John liASLIP, f'lary Atchison, KS Douglas Co.,KS SCHELL, Frank 1'l. YOUNG, Nannie D. SCHl'JEIDLR, John HAELSIG, Eliza F. (SNIDER) SCHUVrZ, Robert A. KLOSS, Amelia SCOVILLE, Winfield S. HARRIS, Mary A. Larned, KS Larned, KS SEARLES, Oscar M. KEECH, Lenora J. lola, KS Chicago, III SEATON, James H. LEWIB, Lizzie SHA\~, ':Phomas HAR}'ORD, Anna SHIDE, Jacob Harwold, Emma Wyandotte Co.,KS Wyandotte Co.,KS SCLOI"iON, William KESTER, Sadie SORHEL, Jesse H. RAl"lSEY, Ida B. SOULE, Curtis THGf'lt~B, Florenc e DeSoto, KS DeSoto, KS STENCER, Ambrose LUmLEY, Lucy SI"lART, Joseph H. I"iORRIS, Alice J. SI"1I11H, Charles ·w. WILLIAl"lS, Lizzie Stockton, KS Douglas Co. ,KS Sf"lrrH, Thomas D. \'JEIBLE, Lydia Sl\~YTHE, Dr. ]'rank WILDER, Luella I'i. STANLBY, Charles F. I"llLL£H, I"mrtha O. STANLEY, hobert E. ELY, Leora E. Douglas Co.,KS Fawnee Co., KS Date/Place if not Doug.Go. Officiant 24 Apr 1880 G. S. Dearborn, NG 8 Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS John Divelbess,JF 3 July 1880-License only 1 Jan 1880 16 Jan 1880 8 June 1880 3 July 1880 C. l'eck, 1'lG W. Spring,Fastor A. A. Trimper,~G James 1"1. Hendry ,.FJ A. s. 21 Oct 1880 25 Sept 1880 S. 1"1. Osmond, IvlG 28 June 1880 28 Nov 1880-Linwood, KS o. G. Richards, JF F. w. Gowell, JP 8 Dec 1880 S. IJi. Osmond, MG 16 Dec 1880 3 Sept 1880 27 Feb 1880-License only Washington Mercer,Re~. Wm. Jones, Rev. P 8 .Feb 1880 11 I"lar 1880 29 Sept 1880 I"l. 4 Oct 1880 22 Dec 1880 27 I"lar 1880 A. A. 'l'rimper,MG W. H. Sweet, ? l"i . .A. 'rrimper ,l"IG 24 fJlay 7 Sept 2 Sept 22 I''lay o. -190- 1880 1880 1880 1880 Daniel Walker,Fastor T. Baer, 1'1G B. S. Crosby, MG James I"'l.Hendry,I·J G. Richards, JP J as. f'iarvin, I"lG S. M. Osmond, ~G Chas.Chadwick,JF I- _r: c , �DOUGLAS COUN'rY, KANSAS l"lAHRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Con t ' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace if not Doug.Co. Officiant s'rE'VJART, Ianthus STE\-JART, John W. C. STONE, James F. Bourbon Co.,KS STRUriP, James STUBBS, Salathiel M. STULTZ, H. Perrine TAYLOR, Lindsey TAYLOR, Thomas Leavenworth Co.,Ks TAYLOR, William THOMPSON, William THURBER, Orville E. TYLER, Daniel T. TYL,ER, George J. UMBARGER, David VANNEDY, Lucas Ft. \"orth, TX WALKER, James vol. Ottawa, KS "yjALLS, John WALTERS, John C. Leavenworth Co.,KS WALTON, John C. WARE, Charles N. Lydia HOOVER, Amanda S. TODD, Catherine h. Douglas Co., KS CRISS, Aletha B. HILL, Asenath Ella FAUCETT, Uliss Effie I''lORTON, Mary C. FLlJI'lJIVlER, l'lillie Leavenworth Co.,KS S'lI},wART, f"iartha KLOPP, Susie HOSS, Alberta ROGAN, Mary A. GRIF'PER, l"lary T. HIATT, Emeline BERRY, Alice E. Douglas Co.,KS ThOUTl"~, Hattie E. Ottawa, KS l"'lANSEH, Ellen GILLULY, Ada Leavenworth Co.,KS GILLULY, Ada CLARK, Elnma h. KIRKl'iAN, 1'1artha Douglas Co., KS FeRTER, Hannah E. CMiFBELL, Anna I'lC CLINTOCK, Sarah A. I'lUl'lAN, Catherine FISHER, Annie M. HeLBERT, I'iinerva PIEHCE, Alice LING, I"lary E. 21 Aug 1880 8 July 1880 3 July 1880 George W. Cady,JF P. I"1. Lewis,Min. A. A. Sellers,Rev. \~ARREN, EI i Leavenworth Co.,KS WARREN, John J. "YiEBB, John \-JEINHOLZ, Hobert \.JHITLOCK, Thomas H. "YHLDER, John H. vJILLIAf"lS, Henry WILLIS, Charles WILSON, Enoch NEE'].., -191- J. H. Bonebrake ,f"lG 17 Oct 1880 A. C. Feck,I"lG 23 Dec 1880 Andrew V.Stout,NG 16 Aug 1880 A. h. Daly,? 7 Dec 1880 21 Feb 1880-Leavenworth Co. ,KS John Divelbiss,JF 2 Sept 1880 29 Sept 1880 31 I"Iar 1880 16 Nov 1880 8 July 1880 25 Aug 1880 ? AUg 1880-License only A. l"1. Ramsey, r-1G J. W. Clock, I"IG A. S. Baldwin,JP Jas. Marvin,MG A. M. Richardson,MG A. S. Baldwin,JP 23 Dec 1880 }rank B. Olds,MG 27 Sept 1880 A. C. }'eck, 1"'lG 6 May 1880-License only 21 .Apr 1880 21 Jan 1880 G. S. Dearborn,MG W. W. Silsby,JP 15 Nov 1880, 13 har 1880 13 Sept 1880 21 July 1880 25 Dec 1880 9 Sept 1880 13 Nov 1880 12 Dec 1880 J ame s 1"'1. Hendry, F'J Dudley Lee, I"lG Chas.Chadwick,JF James ti. Hendry,PJ John S. Brown, Clerg;y R. Hicketts ,I".G Frank B. Olds,I'IG Wm. Draper, JP 6 May 1880-License only �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS IlfiARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant WILSON, John S. 'WOOD, Milo A. Jefferson Co. ,K8 ZABRISKIE, Charles Jefferson Co.,K8 FRAZIER, Clement ina C. STONE, Annie E. Jefferson Co.,KS BETHEA, Flora Oskosh, \.Jisc. 11 Nov 1880-License only 4 Jan 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS C• w. ' Cherry, JP 17 Oct 1880 H. D. Herr,Freacher ALPHABE11ICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S Bride ABBO'I'1', Mary C. ADAIR, f'lartha ALEXANDER, Ellen W. ALLERIGHT, Anna 1'1. ALLBRITTON, Catherine : Al"iSDEN, Arminda V. ANDBhbCN, f'lary E. BAIR, Rebecca Ellen BbNGS, Addie F. BANKS, Ellen A. BERRY, Alice E. BER..T\Y, Nancy BETHEA, Flora BLAG:KENSHII, Nancy BLENDELL, Lizzie BOYEH, Louisa B. BRCUSE(BHO'w"N), Carrie (Clara) BRUCE,Addie BRUGGi~N, Sophia BRYAN1J:', Nancy CADE, I'1&ry L. CM-IFBELL, Anne * ANDERSON , Amelia Groom Bride NAf'lE - 1880 Groom BAHANNAN, Aurelious B. CARUM, Mary C. John W. J. CREEKf'lOOHE, David CAE.Ufl'HJ::;}(S, f'lelissa l"i..ATTHEWS, James H. HENNY, Joseph H. FISH, Harris, h. C.ERLEY, I'latilda DAVIS, William R. CH.AI,.}JION, Clara EBERHART, .Andrew EWING, Theodore B. JACKSON, Stonewall Clli.RLTON, Kate' ChASE, Dewitt ENSI'aNGLh, John TI..J. ChEVALIEl~, Josephine MACK, Adam DAVIS, Henry R. C.E.HI81'I.AN, Maud lliiliNESSEY, Charles MC CLINl'UCK, Oscar S. ChRIb'rIE, Mary \rJAIlli, Charles N. BLODGJ::;:r1.i;, Albert M. CLil.HK, Emma 1'1. FOLEY, FeterF. CLiiRK, f'lary V. HYEL, Phillip DAVIS, James COBB, Joanna VANNE.DY, Lucas GLEED, Frederick CLIVER, Alford COGlill, Lucy ZABRISKIE, Charles C0NLEY(COULEY)Hollie HILL, David A. HENDHY, James M. DOLAN, Senator COOK, hllIlie CiU'lFBl:LL, John H. F'R~8TCN, Franklin COX, Sarah F. S'l'RDl'if, J ame s KELLY, John B. _ C~ISS, Aletha B. I"IC CALL, Israel BHUV'iN, Alonzo J'. DAVIDSON, hary E. RICHl"10ND, Frank L. DEARBCill\, Lula D. LATHAl'1, Charles H. BULL1NGTlN, Robert f'l. DE FAR, Salara E. LATfl'O.l:{Y, henry DOUGLAS, 1'1argaret A. GILLESPIE, Matthew A. ~UI0K,william F. ALLEN, Jesse DUDGEON, Emma E. J'O.HNSON, Isaac I\C CLn~TCCK, Alison H. DUDLEY, Nannie GALLIVAN, John DWYEh, r'iargaret WEBB, John hOLLOWAY, Henry BRO~JN, -192- �ALPHABET I CAL LIs'r IMi BY BRIDE'S NiJ'ili - 1880 (Con t ' d) Bride ECKE, Josie Groom Bride RUTHli.lCB'CRD, James H. EDDY, Sarah J. RAY, Smith D. EDGAR, Addie I"lELVIN, David M. EINSTED, Emma E. GARDNER, Orlando B. ELLER, Lavinia GERKEY, Elijah ELY, Leora E. STANLEY, Robert E. EPFLE, Katie HARTr~, John EVANS, Laura M. QUICK, Harlan FAUCETT, Ulisa Effie STULTZ, H. Perrine FEATHERSTONE, Fannie BAILEY, Andrew J. FERGUSON, Samantha A. ADAf'l, Gilbert L. FINCH, Elizabeth C. FENII"IORl!;, Benjamin H. FISHBACK, Ella KISER, Doctor P. FISHER, Annie M. WILDER, John H. FLUKE, Lulie E. LANGDON, George H. FRAZIER, Clementine C. WILSON, John S~ GASKILL, Dora L. CANAVAN, William E. GILLULY,Ada WALTON, John C. GILLULY, Ada WALTON, John C. GOODIN, Jennie PAYNE, Thomas B. GORDON, Jane JM'lES, John GOSNELL, l"iary Elizabeth BONhA.M, f'liles. GRADON, Alice KINKAID, I'ladison GREEN, Alice JACKSON, Henry· GRIFJ:;'IN, Sarah A. HARr-l0H, Joseph Ward GRIFFINS, I"lartha CROwDER, William GRIPPER, Nary T. TYLER, George J. HAELSIG, Eliza ]'. SCHNEIDER, John (SNIDER) HALEY, Laura DOLAN, Joshua HMULTON, Flora J. I'iARV.c;R, J ohn G. HAl"'LLIN, Mary HOBBS, Sylvester HARFGn:D, Anna SHA~~, Thomas HARI'iON, Hester H0LCOh, Abram HAREIS, Laura Belle MC GEE, Henry W. Groom SCOVILLE, Winfield S. HARRIS, Mary A. HILL, William F. HARRIS, hachel :F'AXON, William T. HARRISON, Eleanor RICE, Charles HARRISON, Mary E. ANDERSON, John W. HARROLD, Ardella HARSHENER, l"largaret J. KLAFf-, John (HARSHl"'lAN ) HART, Gertrude I"1. J'CHNSOK, 'rhomas B. liAR~vOLD, Emma SHIDE, Jacob HASLIF, Mary SAI"1FSON, John HAbTIE, Susan GD~TRY, Richard D. HEIGH'l'O\-iEH., .Emma DHAKE, Henry S. ~~DERSON, Laura CLAY, Charles HERGER, Catherine MARCH, Conrad HERRINGTON, l"lollie E. ASHER, Henry B. HIATT, Emeline UIvlBARGER, David HICKS, Mattie l'lONROE, Will HILDEBRii.ND Caroline EBERHART, Jacob HILL, Asen~th Ella STUBBS, Salathiel M. HOLBEhT, hinerva WILLIAlvlb, Henry HOllllib, Eva A. HULL, Charles A. HOOVER, .Amanda b. STE'~";ART, John W. C. HORSf'~, Rhoda C. BALES, Breckenridge liUST}!;'r'l'ER, Julia E. ANDEHSUN, Samuel H. liUGHEB,Rosella(Rosalid) KRETZINGER,Edwin G. HULBUhT, Mary J. DANGLER, William HUNTZINGER,Emma DEAY, William iiUb'rON, Caroline FOSTER, James W. JOHNSuN, Gertrude fl. PASLEY, I'loses C. JOHNSON, Jennie I. DU'rTON, John W. JOHNSON, Martha BEALES, William JONES Emma S. IUSNER, William JONES: l"lattie L. NICHU.LS, Smith E. KAUilliil'l.AN, Iiary FARIN Glill. Dewitt C. KAUFFI'IAN, Adelia HACKENBERRY,Josiah l"1. -193- . �ALFHABETICAL LIS11ING BY BRIDl!;'S N.M'IE - 1880 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom KEECH, Lenora J. KERN, Inez (Lucy) KESTEH, Sadie KINNER, Helen KIRKl1AN, Martha KLOSS, Amelia KLOPF, Susie KRAl"'lER, Barbara KROUI,I"lary Elizabeth SEARLES, Oscar M. HEYNOLDS, George W. SOLOMON, William GRIN Dl'l.OD, Kay WAlffiEN, Eli SCHULTZ, Robert A. TH0I"lPSON, 'viilliam GLASER, George I"'lARASCh, John I"lURFHY, Nary E. NASION, Lillie B. NEF:F' , Lydia NELSON, Lucy NEW, Ida OBERLITNER,Walburga ODELL, Ida Luella OSwALT, Sarah J". PAYNE, Mary A. PERRIN, Ella E. PIERCE, Alice PINE, ,sarah I'IFER, Rosa I·LE.AiSAN'r, Ellen PLill'lMER, Millie FORTEE. , Hannah E. .PO'lITER, Addi e POTTER, Nettie 1-1. Pyle, Susan E. RAMSEY, Ida B. kAY, Florence R. HEYNOLDS, Lizzie J". REYNOLDS, Nary RICHARDb, I"lary ROGAN, I"Iary A. hOSS, I"laggie RUSE, Electa RUSH, Elvira SCHAEFER ,Wilhelmina SCHOI-'PEh, I"1ary SChOTT, Helen BCOlrT, Lizzie 3CO'r'I', Nancy A. SKAGGS, f"lilla SKINN:t;H, f"lary 8KOGGb, Ladocia BECKEY, 'l'homas N. CCIiliICH, Charles E. STEWAhT, Ianthus BROWN, Alexander hOSS, James L. hDER, Louis l"iOOllli, Ruben F. FLORY, William A. I"IC COACH, John BOLLARD, William W. \tiILLIS, Charles HUGHES, Glendora ROTE, Lewis J. !WillY, Henry TAYLOR, rrhomas WARREN, John J. HYDE, Henry HOPKINS, Ozra ]? JACOBS, John SORREL, Jesse H. Ho\~ELL, Joseph H. HOOVEh, Joseph BRCwN, Arthur HI CHARDB, John TYLlli, Daniel'll. BLACK, Isaac ESSON, George l,r. DAY, John .KERSTING, Henry fllADEL, Joseph KOFF, :E'rederick CARR, Amos E. J OBNSUN, John P. BOOKiR, Charles A. (KRAUYi) LARIER (SARIER]Nannie LE\HS, Amanda LE'WIS, Lizzie LINDLEY, Lucy LING, I"lary E. MALLARD, Sarah Ann I"lANNING, Annie l"lA.N SER , Ell en MARKER, Elizabeth C. f"lART IN, l'1ary MC CLEi.RY, Sallie A. MC CLIN'rOCK, Sarah A. MC CONFELL, Hebecca MC GINNIE, Jennie MC I"ULLEN, Cora IVIC QUEEN, Allie MILLER, Charity Ann I"iILLEH, f"iartha O. IViOLER, r'lary l"1001lli, Robena B. MCRRIS, Alice J. NORhISON, Maggie hORTON, IVlary C. IV10SELY, Hattie !"lOSS, Alberta ~UI"illN, Catherine ]'LE'rCllER, George ESSEX, James SuTON, J ame s H. SF'ENCER, Ambrose WILSON, Enoch KILWOhTH, Isaac BER'I'HA, Emil ~JALLS, John BR()\.JN, Robert H. I"lC CONNELL, Samuel G. KELSALL, bamue 1 WEINHOLZ, Robert CURTIS, George L. GRAY, Alex HENDRICKS, Andrew J. DICK, Will N. ADM1S, Tobias STANLEY, Charles F. ~'iOLER, Franklin I"lONTGCf"lERY,Francis A. SI"iliRT, Joseph H. BAN'l'A, J arne s C. TAYLOR, Lindsey ANDRE~JS, Charles J. THUhBER, Orville E. WHITLOCK, 'rhomas H. -194- B~, ~Jilliam HAAS, George I ' �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S (Cont'd) N.Al'lE - 1880 Bride Groom Bride Groom SIl"IS, Jennie Sl"lEED, Kate I. Sl":ITH, Carrie Sf"IITH, Ella Sl"HTH, Elvira SMITH, Lizzie SMITH, Mary E. SNIDER, Catherine SNIDER, Mary STANwICK, Carrie STATTON, Melvina STE~JART, Martha STONE, Annie E. STRODE, Martha STUBBS, Lydia E. SU'I'HSf-'iITHT, Veronica SWEEZER, Matilda TASiiNER, f'lary E. TECHEL, Emma THOflliS, Florence THOMPSON, Alice E. TIl"ll'lONS, Flora BERRY, George CROSS, Charles S. LEONARD, Frederick H. LEWIS, David F. READING, James W. HERl'lAN, John QUIGL:i!.Y, John R. KREBS, Charles BOWER, Alonis DAY, Ellwood BALLOUGH, John TAYLOR, william WOOD, Milo A. JONES, Samuel KERSEY, Jesse NEFE' , Theodore f"lAhTIN, George HUSSELL, I"ionroe .E. DUEN\OJALEH, John SOULE, Curtis lctUEEN, Jasper H. CBRISTIAN,William H. (CRISTIAN) ST0NE, James F. 1"1C KINNEY, John W. WALKER, James 'we HARBAUGH, Daniel E.(C.) DUNChN, Francis ~. KRAEGER, Hermann hOLLIDAY, Matthew LANGLEY, Wesley R. RANDALL, Sherman W. Sl"II'l'H, Thomas D. BRECHEISEN, George, CAHT;EN'l'ER, William T. WILDER, Luella M. WILLI.Al1S,. Lizzie WILMOTH, L. Nay WHIFPLE, l"linni e WHITE, Nettie E. 'wOOD, :E'rances WOOD, Harriet WOOD, f"Iary 'WOODFORK, Fanny WOODFOI<K, f"lary Sf"lYTHE, Dr. Frank Sf-H'I'll, CharI e s W. CRITZER, william E. LATHY, George BEATTIE, James COLE, William w. ADA.f'1S , I"lart in HENDERSON, Henry MC KINNEY, Henry ROFFELL,James (ROFFWELL) RICHARDS, George W. SCHELL, Frank ~. TODD, Catherine R. 'rO~rERY, Nancy TROUTl"l.f.N, Hattie .E. TUDHOFE, Mary TUDliOPE, Viola VANDERhEEDE, I'linnie WAGSTAFF, Jennie WALKER, f"Iary E. w'ALKER, Sadie L. WEIBLE, Lydia WElL, I"lary WESTON, Helen Eva -195- r£AGER, Katie YOUNG, Nannie D. \ \ l \ \ �.DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS • 1881 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant ABRAMS, Charles A. ADAMS, James ACKER, Charles F. Doniphan Co.,KS ACKLEY, Edwin A. Topeka, KS ALEXANDER, Albert J. ... Leavenworth Co. ,KS ALLEN, Edwin R. Manhattan, KS ALLEN, Marcellus Hamilton Co.,IA ALLSTON, Irvin J. Newman, KS ANDIS, Isaac Shawnee Co.,KS ASHLEY, Walter H. Las Vegas,NM AUSTIN, John BADSKY, Thomas BANNING, Nathaniel L. Douglas Co.,KS BARLOW, Levi W. Osage Co.,KS BARRY, John BASS, James BATEMAN, Millard Leavenworth Co.,KE BEAL, JRseph BEBOUT, Joseph B. BLACKMAN, Charles E. Humboldt, KS JEFFERSON, Ida HILLKEY, Sarah HARPER, Lauretta A. Douglas Co.,KS HARMAN, Mattie W. Douglas Co •. ,KS KE.AN, Myra Elma Leavenworth Co. ,KS FRARY, Etta J. Douglas Co. ,KS KEIHLE, Clara W. (M) Douglas Co.,KS AUSTON, Alice Douglas Co.,KS ANDIS, Sarah Ann Shawnee Co.,KS WOOD, Annie G. Douglas Co.,KS THOMAS, Sarah ARNOLD, Lizzie KISSINGER, Eliza Leavenworth Co.,KS ACKLEY, Luella Osage Co.,KS WILLIAMSON, Alice TAYLOR, Jennie ROACH, Libbee Leavenworth Co.,KS WILSON, Mary OWENS, Emma HOLLISTER, Lucinda A. Douglas Co.,KS 8 May 1881 6 Nov 1881 30 Jan 1881 J. E. Whiting,MG Peter Brubaker,MG J. R. Meredith,MG 1 Jan 1881 A.A. Trimper,MG 21 Dec 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS Samuel Kelsall,MG 20 Oct 1881 A.A. Trimper, MG 16 Jan 1881 Jacob W. Clock, MG 9 Jan 1881 B. F. Bates,Preacher 3 Aug 1881 W. J. Neil,Jr.,JP 10 Aug 1881 J as. Marvin, MG 26 Jan 1881 19 May 1881 27 Feb 1881-Grant,? B. F. Bates, Rev. A. J. Haskins,JP Gilbert M.Morgan,JP 21 June 1881 A. H. Foote, PJ 2 Jan 1881 12 Apr 1881 20 Oct 1881 L. S. Steele,JP A. H. Foote, PJ S. M. Osmond, MG 1 Sept 1881 8 Nov 1881 8 Nov 1881 Wm. Harwell,MG A.M.Richardson,MG William Jones, MG -196- , _I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/place if not Doug.Co. BOVARD, James A. SELL, Lucy Isabell 9 June 1881 Kansas City, MO Douglas Co.,KS BRADSHAW, Francis M. MILLER, Mary M. 24 Feb 1881 Johnson Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS BRECHEISEN, John MAIER, Ursula 29 Mar 1881 BRETHERTON, Walter W. OLIVER, Gertrude B. 1~ July 1881 Walla Walla,Wash.T. Douglas Co.,KS BRIZENDINE, Jerry J. DOUGHERTY, Emma 30 Jan 1881 - Jackson Co. ,MO Douglas Co.,KS BROOKE, John S. HARPER, Emma E. 24 Feb 1881 Polo, IL Douglas Co.,KS BROOKS, Fleet PARKER, Mary J. 26 Dec 1881 BROWN, Edwin BAYNE, Addie 30 June 1881 BROWN, Francis RANDALL, Anna L. 9 Mar 1881 . Topeka, KS Douglas Co.,KS BRUCE, Robert M. DEAL, Katie 7 Jan 1881-License only BRYANT, George C. JOHNSON, Julia R. 26 Oct 1881 Ridgeway, KS Douglas Co.,KS BULLOCK, William W. STANLEY, Harriet E. 5 Apr 1881 Trinidad, CO Douglas Co.,KS BUTCHER, John C. THOMPSON, Minnie L. 31 May 1881 CADY, George W. ZIMMERMAN, Ada 14 Mar 1881 CALDWELL, Anthony EAVES, Emma 3 Mar 1881 CASMIRE, Bert A. WIGGS, Cora C. 1 June 1881 lola, KS Douglas Co.,KS CHANCE, James HALL, Maggie 12 July 1881 Linwood, KS Linwood, KS CHANCE, Robert E. HARMAN, Mary E. 5 Jan 1881 Douglas Co.,KS Kansas City, ? CLEVELAND, Charles H. KIRKPATRICK, Viva P.V. 4 Jan 1881 Burlington,KS, Douglas Co. ,KS COBB, William F. GLEASON, Sophia F. 10 Feb 1881 Eureka, CO Douglas Co.,KS COFFIN, Charles T. MARCKS, Lillie Belle 27 July 1881 De Soto, KS DeSoto, KS -197- Officiant Archibald Beatty,DD David Walter, Rev. Moses Dissinger,Pas. William Jones,MG Andrew V. Stout,MG P. M. Lewis, MG Washington Mercer,Rev William Jones, MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. C. Peck, MG A. C. Peck, MG A. H. Foote,PJ A. C. Peck, MG Washington Mercer,Rev Charles E. Bacon,Rev A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, MG Edward Cleveland,Rev Wm. Jones, Rev A. H. Foote, PJ' �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bridegroom COLE, Theophilus H. COLLINS, Philip Johnson Co.,KS CONGER, Charles L. COOPER, George P. COTTON, Franklin C. Grantville,KS COVEY, Lincoln COY, Henry J. Pueblo, CO CRAFT, William CRAVEN, Thomas Franklin Co. ,KS CRAWFORD, Robert V. DeKalb Co.,MO CROW, Chesley P. Lane, KS CRUMMETT, Charles M. CUSHINGBERRY, Ma thew DAIJ,AS, Chester E. DARNELL, William S. Ottawa, KS DAVENPORT, James B. Linwood, KS DAVENPORT, William Leavenworth Co.,KB DAVIDSON, Charles T. Leavenworth Co.,KS DAVIDSON, Henry A. DAVIS, John C. DAY, James A. DAY, Lewis DECKWA, William DICKER, James DIVELBISS, Harrison Henry Co.,IL Bride Date/Place if not 'Doug.Co. Officiant CONNER, Mollie A. CARR, Mary Johnson Co.,Ke COATE, Minerva C. HARRIS, Mary Ann SMITH, Sarepta A. Grantville,KS LAWHARD, Mary ROOT, E. Olivia Douglas Co.,KS CORDER, Eliza LAWRY, Julia Douglas Co. ,KS THRALLS, Cynthia E. Douglas Co.,KS MC FADDEN,Jennie B. Greeley, KS STONE, Mollie LORRY, Eddiney HARKER, Margaret L. SMITH, Arab S. Ottawa, KS CLAY, Luvernia E. . Leavenworth Co.,KS FORD, Martha E. Leavenworth Co.,KS STANLEY, Elizabeth Douglas Co.,KS GLENN, Mary E. WEBBER, Elizabeth KARNES, Rosa G. AVERLY, Mary SCHENDEL, Berta NOACKER, Elizabeth A. PHENICIE, Hattie Reno, KS 9 Mar 1881 19 Sept 1881 Job Robinson,Min P.Alpheous Brandstaelter, Rev Daniel Walter,Rev J. E.Whiting,Rev Chas.Chadwick, JP 13 Aug 1881 16 Mar 1881 19 Apr 1881 19 Aug 1881 23 Aug 1881 Frank B.Olds,MG 4 Feb 1881 14 Jan 1881 Samuel Baker,Rev Elias Mayer,Priest 12 Jan 1881 C. C. Culmer,Rey. 13 Jan 1881 A. H. Foote,PJ 22 24 24 16 A. A. A. A. S. M. Osmond,MG Jan 1881 Aug 1881 Nov 1881 Sept 1881 H. H. H. H. Foote,PJ Foote,PJ Walter, MG Foote, PJ 30 Sept 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W. Gowell,Rev 16 Oct 1881-Leavenworth Co~,KS Frank B.Olds,MG 7 Sept 1881 W. P. Ham, JP. 10 Mar 1881 13 Feb 1881 14 Mar 1881 6 Jan 1881 27 Jan 1881 15 Mar 1881 23 Feb 1881-Reno, KS L. W.Spring,Pastor Joseph Michael,MG Chas.Chadwick, JF James M.Hendry,PJ M. Dissinger,Rev Frank B.Olds,MG Wm. Jones, Rev -198- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. DIXON, Cyrus TALLEY, Melissa E. 29 Dec 1881 DRAKE, Charles BUTLER, Louisa 24 Apr 1881 DUNN, George E. PARMLEE, Martha J. 3 May 1881 DURLAND, Frank C. H+LL, Lou Ella 10 Nov 1881 DYER, James MC EVOY, Bridget 27 Dec 1881 EDINGTON, Daniel EDINGTON, Nancy Louisa 16 Aug 1881 Johnson Co.,KE Wabunsee Co.,KE EDWARDS, George KEENER, Mary 13 Nov 1881 ELSTON, Adam S. OSWALT, l?armela A. 18 Dec 1881 ERWIN, Benjamin F. RICHARDSON, Martha 7 Apr 1881 EULERT, Henry KURFIS, Christine 27 June 1881 EVANS, Jacob GRIFFIN, Mary 3 Sept 1881 20 Jan 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS EVANS, John H. HOLLADAY, Lizzie L. Jefferson Co.,KE Jefferson Co.,KS FISHBACK, John FRY, Maggie 30 June 1881 16 July 1881 FOSTER, Frank L. ELLIOTT, Lilly C. FRARY, Henry E. HARTMAN, Sarah 20 Oct 1881 FRENCH, Hugh R. DAVIDSON, Mary E. 15 Feb 1881 Johnson Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS GARVIN, David WILSON, Anna M. 9 May 1881 GAUMER, George F. MC GEE, Virdilla 5 Oct 1881 GENTRY, Caleb DOBBINS, Annie 29 Mar 1881 28 Nov 1881-Johnson Co. ,KE GERSTENBERGER,Fre'der.ick THOREN, Emelia Douglas Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS GIBBENS, Hiram MC CLANAHAN, Ella 3 Aug 1881 24 Oct 1881 GIFFORD, Alfred BREWER, Grace Lee lola, KS Douglas Co.,KS 1 Dec 1881 GILBREATH, Cyrus E. MC KNIGHT, Martha Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS GILGES, Fremont CRUZAN, Annie Belle 8 June 1881-Bethel, KS Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS GORDO~, William DALSTROM, Emma 23 Oct 1881 6 Sept 1881 GRAY, Thomas ZIESENIS, Minna 24 May 1881 GREEN, Millard F. REEVES, Ria L. GREINER, John BLAECHEL, Francie 10 Jan 1881 -199- Officiant Daniel E.Smith,MG Bedford Drisdom,Prchf William Jones, MG A.A. Trimper, MG Elias Mayer,Priest A. H. Foote, PJ Chas.Chadwick, JP Dexter Tucker, MG Alvin Schellack, JP J. Matthias, MG G.S. Williamson, MG Justus McCoy,Evang. Dudley Lee, MG Chas. Chadwick, JP A. A.Trimper,MG A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, MG Jas. Marvin, MG. Chas. Chadwick, JF August Pistor,Min A. H. Foote, PJ Alfred K.Johnson,MG A. H. Foote, PJ G. S. Dearborn,MG· M. Richardson,MG Chas. Chadwick, JP C. G. Howland, Min~ Albert M. Weikman,Priest A~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. GRINDROD, Kay SKINNER, Ellen 6 Jan 1881 GRIPPER, Edward D. SKEETS, Ella M. 9 June 1881 GROSS, James WHITE, Salina 23 Nov 1881 HAFFA, John W. FISCHER, Elizabeth J.M. 22 Dec 1881 HAGENBUCH, John C. KISLING, Mary M. 19 May 1881 HALL, John H. KNIGHTEN ,Maggie I. 9 Sept 1881 Reno, KS Reno, KS HART, Henry JOHNSON, Susan 22 May 1881-Shawnee Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HASE, Carl WIEDEMANN, Matilda 5 May 1881 26 Nov 1881 HAWKINS, W. Barton HAGEDON, Ida J. Leavenworth Co.,KS Port Huron, Mich. HAYNES, John C. MILLER, Rebecca J. 31 Jan 1881 16 Oct 1881 HECK, Martin SHELL, l1ina 27 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS ~ HENDERSON, George B. FETTY, Louisa B. 11 Jan 1881 HENRY, Charles A. RITTER, Ida J. Jefferson Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS HENRY, David K. PIFFER, Delia L. 4 May 1881 B. 2 Aug 1881, HIDDLESTON, Joseph J. FITZWILLIAM,Florence HILKEY, Adam HERR, Frances 16 Nov 1881 HILL, Frederic J. HARRIS, Corina F. 31 May 1881 16 Apr 1881 HILL, Harvey E. WRIGHT, Minnie Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS 15 Dec 1881 HILL, Samuel C. LINDLEY, Amanda C. 14 Sept 1881 HILL, William S. MACY, Amy 3 Nov 1881-Johnson Co.,KS HINES, George W. MC INTYRE, Susan E. Douglas Co.,KS Douglas Co.,KS HOLM, Peter KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M. 24 Dec 1881 HOLUM, Nels J. BECK, Anna M. 24 Oct 1881 Douglas Co.,KS Topeka, KS HOUSE, Bradley M. BARRICKLOW, Mary 12 July 1881 Newton, KS Douglas Co.,KS 12 June 1881 HOWES(HOVES),Charles H. WILL~ffi,Harriet (Hattie) .. La::i.caster, KS Jefferson Co.,KS -200- Officiant A.C.Peck, MG A.M. Richardson, MG B. F. Bates, MG Moses Dissinger,MG A. A.Trimper, MG A. H. Foote ,PJ, D. A. Harvey,PJ A.A.Trimper, MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Daniel Walter,Rev. C.W. Cherry, JP Frank B.Olds, MG J. Lewis, MG A. S. Embree,MG Samuel Baker ,MG Richard Cordley,MG William Jones,MG A. H. Foote,PJ A. H. Foote, PJ Wm. H. Smith,MG A.A.Trimper, MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. M.Richardson,MG Robert Martin, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MABRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant HUGHSON, Elias D.Jr. HUNTING, Charles D. Johnson Co., KS JEWETT, Harry L. Douglas Co.,KS JOHNSON, Gustave L. JOHNSON, Johlll A. JONES, Albert B. Vernon Co. ,MO JONES, Isaac C. Johnson Co. ,KS JOY, James R. Douglas Co~,KS KARNES, Loamma F. KASBURGER, Michael GRIPPER, Carrie E. WHEEl/ER, Josephine R. Douglas Co.,KS MC INTIRE, Allie Franklin Co. ,KS BOND, Adaline E. HOLUM, Sophia MAIN, Ovanda Leavenworth Co.,KS WRIGHT, Nellie Johnson Co.,KS SKILES, Mary Jane Cosochton, OH NICHOLS, Cora A. SCHMIDT, Mary 19 Apr 1881 29 Nov 1881 A. M.Richardson,MG A.C.Peck, MG 23 Feb 1881-Franklin Co.,KS E. F. Holland,MG 6 July 1881 12 Oct 1881 24 Mar 1881 A. H. Foote, PJ Johannes Petterson,MG Chas.Chadwick, JP 16 Apr 1881 William Jones, MG 27 Mar 1881 G.S.Dearborn, MG 20 Jan 1881 26 July 1881 KEAN, William C. Tonganoxie, KS KENNEDY, Franklin R. KILLIEN, Patrick C. Leadville, CO KIRK, James A. KIRKMAN, Louis Leavenworth Co.,KS KIZER, Thomas W. Indiana KLASS, J ohan KRAUS, John Douglas Co.,KS KREISER, Jacob KUHNS, Henry T. SHAW, Elizabeth 6 Apr 1881 Douglas County,KS SHlRAR, Elizabeth 4 Sep 1881 GAVIN, May 23 Sep 1881 Douglas Co.,KS HERRIOTT, Catherine M. 5 Feb 1881 ZIEGLER, Rachel E. 26 May 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS ALLEN, Alice M. 22 Dec 1881 Douglas Co.,KS BRUNINGHAUS, Ida 21 June 1881 GIBE, Paulina 10 Sept 1881 Johnson Co.,KS FRANZ, Johanetta 19 Apr 1881 LIGGETT, Mary N. 11 Mar 1881 Ellsworth Leonardson,MG P. Alpheous Brandstaelter, Priest A. S. Embree,Min. LANDEN, Fer Yan LAWRENCE, Alvin Cherokee Co.,KS MILLER, Alma Carolina 21 Mar 1881 PEMBERTON, Eva 7 Oct 1881 Leavenworth Co.,KS -201- A. H. Foote, PJ Elias Mayer,Priest B.S. Crisby,Clergy Chas. Chadwick, JP C.G. Howland, MG A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, l'1G Andrew V.Stout,MG Ellsworth Leon~ ardson, MG Chas. Chadwick,MG A. H. Foote, PJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont I d) Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Bridegroom Bride LEE, John P. LICHTENSTEIN, Joseph LINDLEY, William M. LOKINGER, Joseph MONTGOMERY, Minnie M. 29 Aug 1881 20 Feb 1881 JACOBS, Jeanette 14 Sep 1881 LOVEWELL, Nettie 28 June 1881 GREENINGER, Mary LOWE, David P. MAGRATH, Joseph A. Leavenworth Co.,KS MARKLEY, Otto G. MARTIN, Andrew J. MATILE, Charles MC CLOUD, David Ottawa, KS MC CONNELL, James E. MC CULLY, Samuel MC DONALD, Malcolm A. Indiana MC GEE, George MC INTIRE, Levi O. Ottawa, KS MC MILLEN, Hugh C. HEETER, George MEIERHOFFER, Frank: Booneville, MO MENDENHALL, Albert S. MILLER, Charles . Douglas Co., KS MILLER, Lyndon K. Minneapolis, MN MILLER, William MOORE, Alfred Jefferson Co.,KS MOORE, Charles D. Robinson, CO MARTIN, Tillie E. CLARK, Maggie E. Douglas Co.,KS DYER, May E. HIGHNOTE, Lucy E. COOP, Cassie MASON, Elizabeth E. Douglas 'Co.,KE COLE, America WHEATLEY, Elizabeth NOBLE, Harriet M. Douglas Co.,KS EDWARDS, Anna SHEARER, Clara Douglas Co.,KS BEARD, Mary E. ROBE, Lena LAHRMAN, Rebecca H. Douglas Co.,KS WHEATON, Mary A. SMITH, Jennie Douglas Co.,KS TANNER, May Chesterson, IN AYER, Estella J. JACKSON, Ellenora Douglas Co.,KS SPEER, Eva Douglas Co.,KS Officiant 5 Jan 1881 17 Feb 1881 Chas. Isaac A. H. P. A. ter, H. D. Frank: 13 Aug 4 July 24 Mar 12 Sep A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, PJ A. A. Trimper,Ma Bedford Drisdom,MG 1881 1881 1881 1881 Chadwick,MG Stemple,Rev Foote, PJ BrandstaelPriest Herr, Rev B.Olds,MG 28 Nov 1881 14 Apr 1881 30 Nov 1881 A. S. Embree,MG H. S.Herr, MG S.M. Osmond, MG 16 June 1881 17 Feb 1881 B. F. Bates, MG S~ M. Osmond,Rev 27 Jan 1881 22 Mar 1881 27 Dec 1881 Peter Brubaker,MG M. Dissinger,Rev J. Elersam,Pastor 15 Nov 1881 20 Sep 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS A. S. Embree,MG Josiah Terrel,MG 19 Oct 1881 A. M.Richardson,MG 13 Jan 1881 25 Aug 1881 Andrew V. Stout,MG Wm. Harwell,MG 5 Apr 1881 Wm. Jones, MG -202- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 181 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant MOORE, Harry T. Wichita, KS MULL, Elijah C. MUNDEY, David Linwood, KS MUNGER, Charles J. Colorado NEELY, Charles A. RUSSELL, Susie P. Douglas Co.,KS SPALDING, Ida B. ADAMS, Nellie Douglas Co.,KS DOUGLAS, Emma C. Douglas Co. ,KS NICHOLS, Clara E. 29 Nov 1881 William Jones,MG 13 June 1881 2 Oct 1881 A.C.Peck, MG C. G.Howland,MG 26 June 1881 William Jones,MG 10 Nov 1881 NILES, Clinton Noble Co.,IN NORTHWAY, Francis A. O'BRIEN, James OTT, John Owens, Frank L. PARKER, Walker Douglas Co.,KS PATTERSON, George BATTIFF, Jonas PEARCE, William J. PENN, Charles V. Brown Co., KS PENNINGTON, Isaac Leavenworth Co.,KS PERRY, Hugh Leavenworth Co.,KS PETTIT, Josiah Jefferson Co.,Ke PHILLIPS, John M. Leavenworth Co.,KS PICKETT, Clarkson C. PILLSBURY, Arthur J. Manhattan, KS POKE, Perry FITCH, Clemia Noble Co.,IN SEAMAN, Harriet A. AVERLEY, Mary Ann HAUSMAN, Mary J. BURKE, Margaret EAVES, Mary Leavenworth Co.,KE ROSE, Anna BALDWIN, Hannah J. CHAPMAN, Estella KERSEY, Melissa J. Douglas Co.,KS SHEETS, Rachel Leavenworth Co.,KS TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther Leavenworth Co.,KS BARNES, Ida B. Jefferson Co.,KS DAWSON, Ida F. Douglas Co., KS SUTHERLAND, Mary WARREN, D. Etta Douglas Co., KB MILLER, Lizzie 10 Feb "1881 Ellsworth Leonardson, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 16 Oct 1881 19 Aug 1881 29 Mar 1881 9 Nov 1881 28 Sep 1881-1 A. S. Embree,MG A. H. Foote, FJ Moses Dissinger,MG A. M. Richardson,MG Washington Mercer,Rev 25 20 15 18 Sep Feb Feb Aug 1881 1881 1881 1881 24 Apr 1881 B. F. Bates, Min D. G. Halbert,JP A. A. Trimper,MG Daniel Wllter,Rey A. S. Embree ,MG 13 Apr 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS A.M.Richardson, MG Josiah Terrel,MG 20 Nov 1881-Jefferson Co. ,KS 24 Dec 1881 A. S.Embree, MG 27 Oct 1881 15 Sep 1881 A.C. Peck, MG Jas. Marvin,"Rev 8 Aug 1881 A. H. Foote,PJ -203- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont I d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace if not Doug.Co. Officiant FOLLOCK, George FORTER, Henry FRESBREY, Frank S. Denver, CO FYATT, John F. RALPH, Charles P. REETZ, Gottfried Fall Leaf, KS RICE, Jacob RICHARDSON, Selwyn A. Douglas Co.,KS RODMAN, August ROGERS, Adelbert ROGERS, James F. ROSEMAN, Fred Topeka, KS ROSS, Pitt Leavenworth Co.,KS SABIN, Lucius N. SCHLEGEL, John U. SCOTT, Ambrose SEIWALD:, John SEYMOUR, David W. Leavenworth Co.,KS SHEARER, Vincent J. NEWLIN, Delphina J. MEFFORD, Rena SPALDING, Stella Douglas Co.,KS MURPHY, Bridgett J. JONES, Harriet TORNEDON, Liena Johnson Co.,KS DAVIS, Laura GODFREY, Clarrissa A. Johnson Co.,KS ANDERSON, Carrie SPRINGER, Mary E. DUDLEY, Jennie W. MEIGS, Mamie E. Douglas Co.,KS WILSON, Maria Douglas Co.,KS MC CURDY, Emma F. JOHANNING, Minnie LOGAN, Dasha BLECHLI , Catherine HUTCHINSON, Ida E. Leavenworth Co.,KS YEWDALL, Viola M. 5 Mar 1881 19 Nov 1881 13 June 1881 William Jones,MG A. H. Foote, PJ L. W. Spring,Pastor 8 Jan 1881 3 Nov 1881 23 Nov 1881-Johnson Co.,KS Elias Mayer, Rev Daniel E. Smith,MG Aug.Pistor,Min 9 Apr 1881 20 Mar 1881 A. H. Foote, FJ A.A.Trimper,MG 22 Jan 1881 18 June 1881 20 Jan 1881 1 Jan 1881 A. C. Peck, MG A. S. Embree,Min H. D. Herr, Rev A.A. Trimper, MG 29 Dec 1881 S. M.Osmond,MG 15 Oct 1881 24 Feb 1881 1 June 1881 2 Feb 1881 6 Sep 1881 A.H.Foote,PJ A. Fistor,Rev Wm. Harwell,MG Elias Mayer, Rev A. H. Foote ,PJ' 30 Mar 1881 SHlRAR, Thomas M. Douglas Co.,KS SHOPPER, Joseph CANFIELD, Rosa E. Douglas Co.,KS SEABOLD, Mary 13 Oct 1881-Neosho Co.,KS Archibald Beatty, Rector Luther Cone,JP SIMMONS, J.C. Franklin Co. ,KS SISSON, Fred M. SKINNER, William T. Franklin Co. ,KS NUTT, Eunice C. Franklin Co.,KS DEAL, Clara E. HAVEN, Mary E. Douglas Co.,KS 7 Sept 1881 F. Alpheous Brandstaelter,Rev Robert H.Sherar,MG 11 Oct 1881 14 Nov 1881 Chas.Chadwick, JF A. H. Foote,PJ 9 Nov 1881 -204- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Contld) Bridegroom Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant SMITH, Ethan A. STEWART, Annie B. SMITH, James Harvey PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane SMITH, William E. WELLS, Sallie Douglas Co.,KS Jefferson Co.,KS SOULE, C.M. BEECROFT, Laura Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS SOULE, Willard UHL, Ida Johnson Co.,KS Johnson Co.,KS SPERRY, Harvey HADLEY, Hattie SPIVEY, John C. MITCHELL, Isabella STAIB, Victor Emmanuel BELVOIR, Philamenia 22 May 1881 18 May 1881 24 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS Chas. Chadwick,JP Andrew Douglas,JP Josiah Terrel,Rev 14 Apr 1881 Chas. Chadwick,JP 8 Sep 1881 A. H. Foote, PJ 2 Oct 1881 9 Feb 1881 22 Nov 1881 STANWIX, Frank STEBBINS, James T. STEELE, Ira T. STEWART, Augustus K. Leavenworth Co.,KS STEWART, Clement J. Douglas Co.,KS STEWART, Webster Jefferson Co.,KS STRONG, Charles F. STUDEBAKER, David W. STUDEBAKER, Jacob C•. SUTORIUS, Charles A. TALLEY, Joh G. TANABAUER, Leopold DEAY, Alice RANT (HOUT),Maggie E. WHITE, Mary D. McKINNEY, Fannie M. Leavenworth Co.,KS SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah Franklin Co.,KS ROSS, Ida M.·· Jefferson Co.,KS CROW, Isabella M. PRESTON, Mary STREET, Ros~ A. WALRUFF, Carrie C. HEFNER, Ella HARZEL, Teresa 7 Dec 1881 2 June 1881 9 Mar 1881 19 July 1881 A. A. Trimper,MG A. H. Foote, PJ P. Alpheuses Brandstaelter, Rev W. J. Neill,Jr.,JP A. H. Foote,PJ J. ,'H. Byers,MG A. H. Foote, PJ 22 Aug 1881 Peter Brubaker,MG 14 Aug 1881-1 G. W. Cady, JP 14 Apr 1881 24 Dec 1881 27 Oct 1881 9 Mar 1881 6 fSp 1881 27 June 1881 TOWERY, James TOWNSDIN, Charles W. Chillicothe, MO TYLER, Thomas UNDERWOOD, Gideon Jefferson Co.,KS LAWSON, Celah Ellen GLASBY, Sarah A. Douglas Co.,KS BOLAN, Frances MC COY, Lizzie Jefferson Co.,KS A.A.Trimper, MG Dexter Tucker,MG Sam 11 Baker,MG L. S. Steele,JP A. H. Foote, PJ P. A. Brandstaelter, Priest A. S. Baldwin,MG William Jones M.G Bride 13 Nov 1881 30 Nov 1881 5 Apr 1881 1 Mar 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS -205- L. Thompson, MG Justus McCoy,Evan - '.--~ I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RiCORDS - 1881 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Doug.Co. Officiant UNDERWOOD, Perry H. . Jefferson Co.,KE VAN ORDSTRAND,William VAIL, Stephen WALKER, Plummer WALTERS, Calvin H. WARD, Wiley C. Leavenworth Co.,KS WARNER, John Wabunsee Co.,KS WATKINS, William T(F) WEIBEL, J ohl'l WELCH, Philip C. WEST, Joseph A. WHITSEL, Lewis C. Douglas Co.,KE WILLIAMS, Abram L. WILLIAMS, Benjamin Jackson Co.,MO WILLIAMS, Benjamin S. WILLIAMS, Clinton E. Leavenworth Co.,KS WINTER, Milton R. WOODWARD, James W. KYLE, Georgie Jefferson Co.,KS P. WHITE, Allie COOVERT, Margaret A. FORD, Eva REYNOLDS, Sarah E. HANWAY, Jennettie Leavenworth Co.,KE WOODWARD, Laura E. Douglas Co.,KE HAICBEL, Catherine HAMMING, Anna RANDEL, Ida ANDERSON, Belle SERVISS, Anna Leavenworth Co.,KS WITHERS, Mary A. KATHERMAN, Susie Douglas Co.,KS TURNER, Jennie M. FREEMAN, Ida Douglas Co.,KS PRIMM, Hattie L. GENTRY, Sarah E. 18 June 1881 A.A. Trimper, MG 15 29 23 26 25 Dec 1881 June 1881 Feb 1881 June 1881 Sep 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS J. W. Clock, MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, MG P. W. Gowell,JP 8 May 1881 Thomas Scott,Pastor 30 Jan 1881 14 Apr 1881 24 Feb 1881 9 Mar 1881 29 Sep 1881 A. H. Foote, FJ Daniel Walter,Rev C. B. Beeks, JP Job Robinson,Min Frank B.Olds,MG 5 Apr 1881 22 Apr 1881 Thomas Scott, Min Chas.Chadwick, JP 11 Nov 1881 30 Mar 1881 G.S. Dearborn,MG E. B. Slade,MG 28 Dec 1881 25 July 1881 J. H. Bonebrake,MG J. C.Whiting,MG ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881 Bride ACKLEY, Luella ADAMS, Nellie ALLEN, Alice M. ANDERSON, Belle ANDERSON, Carrie Groom BARLOW, Levi W. MUNDAY, David KIZER, Thomas W. WEST, Joseph A. RODMAN, August Bride ANDIS, Sarah Ann ARNOLD, Lizzie AUSTON, Alice AVERLY, Mary AVERLEY, Mary Ann -206- Groom ANDIS, Isaac BADSKY, Thomas ALLSTON, Irvin J. DAY, Lewis O'BRIEN, James f''- ~.~- -', �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride AYER, Estella J. BALDWIN, Hannah J. BARNES, Ida B. BARRICKLOW, Mary BAYNE, Addie BEARD, Mary E. BECK, Anna M. BEECROFT, Laura BELVOIR, Philamenia BLASCHEL, Francis BLECHLI, Catherine BOLAN, Frances BOND, Adaline BREWER, Grace Lee BRUNINGHAUS, Ida BURKE, Margaret BUTLER, Louisa CANFIELD, Rosa E. CARR, Mary CHAPMAN,Estella CLARK, Maggie E. CLAY, Luvernia E. COATE, Minerva C. C01I.E, America CONNER, Mollie A. COOE, Cassie COOVERT, Margaret A. CORDER, Eliza CROW, Isabella M CRUZAN, Annie Belle DALSTROM, Emma DAVIDSON, Mary E. DAVIS, Laura DAWSON, Ida F. DEAL, Clara E. MILLER, William RATTIFF, Jonas PETTIT, Josiah HOUSE, Bradley M. BROWN, Edwin MC MILLEN, Hugh C. HOLUM,· Nels J. SOULE, C. M. STAIB, Victor Emmanuel GREINER, John SEIWALD, John TYLER, Thomas JOHNSON, Gustave L. GIFFORD, Alfred KLASS, Johan OWENS, Frank L. DRAKE, Char le s SHlRAR, Thomas M. COLLINS, Philip PEARCE, William J. MAGRATH, Joseph A. DAVENPORT, J ame s B. CONGER, Charles L. MC CONNELL, James COLE, Theophilus H. MATlLE, Charles VAIL, Stephen CRAFT, William STRONG, Charles F. GILGES, Fremont GORDON, William FRENCH, Hugh R. RICE, Jacob PHILLIPS, John M. SISSON, Fred M. DEAL, Katie DEAY, Alice DOBBINS, Annie DOUGHERTY, Emma DOUGLAS, Emma C. DUDLEY, Jennie W. DYER, May E. EAVES, Emma EAVES, Ma;-y EDGINGTON, Nancy Louisa EDWARDS, Anna ELLIOTT, Lilly C. FETTY, Louisa B. FISCHER, Elizabeth J.M. FITCH, Clemia FITZWILLIAM, Florence B. FORD, Eva FORD, Martha E. FRANZ, Johanetta FRARY, Etta J. FREEMAN, Ida FRY, Maggie GAVIN, May GIBI, Pauline GLASBY, Sarah A. GLEASON, Sophia F. GLENN, Mary E. GODFREY, Clarrissa A. GREEN INGER , Mary GRIFFIN, Mary GRIPPER, Carrie E. HADLEY, Hattie IU:GEDON, Ida J. HALL, Maggie RIMMING. Anna -207- Groom BRUCE, Robert M. STANWIX, Frank GENTRY, Caleb BRIZENDINE, Jerry J. MUNGER, Charles J. ROGERS, James P. MARKLEY, Otto G. CALDWELL, Anthony PARKER, Walker EDGINGTON, Daniel 1'1C GEE, George FOSTER,PrankL. HENDERSON, George B. BAFFA, John W. NILES, Clinton HIDDLESTON, Joseph J. WAI.KER, Plummer DAVENPORT, William KREISER, Jacob AI.I.EN, Edwin R. WILLIAMS, Clinton E. FISHBACK, John KILLIEN, Patrick C. KRAUS, John TOWNSDIN, Charles W. COBB, William P. DAVIDSON, Henry A. RICHARDSON, Selwyn A. LOKINGER, Joseph EVANS, Jacob HUGHSON, Elias D.,Jr. SPERRY, Harvey HAWKINS, W. Barton. CHANCE, James WEIBEL, John �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom HANT(HOUT),Maggie E. HANAWAY, Jennettie HARKER, Margaret L. HARMAN, Mary E. HARMAN, Mattie W. HARPER, Emma E. HARPER, Lauretta A. HARRIS, Corina F. HARRIS, Mary Ann HARTMAN, Sarah HARZEL, Teresa HAUSMAN, Mary J. HAVEN, Mary E. HEFNER, Ella HERR, Frances HERRIOTT, CatherineM. HIGHNATE, Lucy E. HILL, Lou Ella HILLKEY, Sarah HOLLADAY, Lizzie L. HOLLISTER, Lucinda HOLUM, Sophia HUTCHINSON, Ida E. JACKSON, Ellenora JACOBS, Jeanette JEFFERSON, Ida GENTRY, Sarah E. JOHANNING, Minnie JOHNSON, Julia JOHNSON, Susan JONES, Harriet KARNES, Rosa G. KATHERMAN, Susie KEAN, Myra Elma KEENER, Mary STEBBINS, James T. WARD, Wiley C. DALLAS, Chester E. CHANCE, Robert E. ACKLEY, Edwin A,. BROOKE, John S. ACKER, Charles F. HILL, Frederic J. COOPER, George P. FRARY, Henry E. TANABAUER, Leopold OTT, John SKINNER. William T. TALLEY, John G. HILKEY, Adam KIRK, James A. MARTIN, Andrew J. DURLAND, Frank C. ADAMS, J ame s EVANS, John H. BLACKMAR, Charles E. JOHNSON, John A. SEYMOUR, David W. MOORE, Alfred LICHTENSTEIN,Joseph ABRAMS, Charles A. WOODWARD, J ame s W. SCHLEGEL, John U. BRYANT, George C. HART, Henry RALPH, Charles P. DAY, James A. WILLIAMS, Benjamin ALEXANDER, Albert J. EDWARDS, George KEIHLE, Clara W. KERSEY, Melissa J. KIRKPATRICK. Vivia P.V. KISLING, Mary M. KISSINGER, Eliza KNIGHTEN, Maggie I. KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M. KURFIS, Christine KYLE, Georgie LAHRMAN, Rebecca LAWHARD, Mary LAWRY, Julia LAWSON, Celah Ellen LIGGETT, Mary N. LINDLEY, Amanda C. LOGAN, Dasha LORRY, Eddiney LOVEWELL, Nettie MACY, Amy HAICBEL, Catherine MAIER, Ursula MAIN, Ovanda MARCKS, Lillie MARTIN, Tillie E. MASON, Elizabeth E. MC CLANAHAN, Ella MC COY, Lizzie MC CURDY, Emma F. MC EVOY, Bridget MC FADDEN, Jennie B. MC GEE, Virdilla MC'INTIRE, Allie MC INTYRE, Susan E. MC KINNEY, Fannie M. MC KNIGHT, Martha ALLEN, Marcellus PENN, Charles V. CLEVELAND, Charles H. HAGENBUCH, John C. BANNING, Nathaniel L. HALL, John H. HOLM, Peter EULERT, Henry UNDERWOOD, Perry H. MEIERHOFFER, Frank COVEY, Lincoln CRAVEN, Thomas TOWERY, J ame s KUHNS, Henry T. HILL, Samue 1 C. SCOTT, Ambrose CUSHINGBERRY,Mathew LINDLEY, William M. HILL, William S. WATKINS, William T.(F) BRECHEISEN, John JONES, Albert B. COFFIN, Charles T. LOWE, David P. MC CLOUD, David GIBBENS, Hiram UNDERWOOD, Gideon SABIN, Lucius N. DYER, James CROW, Chesley P. GAUMER, George F. JEWETT t Harry L. HINES, George W. STEWART, Augustus K. GILBREATH, Cyrus E. , -208- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 Bride MEFFORD, Rena MEIGS, Mamie E. MILLER, Alma Carolina MILLER, Lizzie MILLER, Mary MILLER, Rebecca J. MITCHELL, Isabella MONTGOMERY, Minni eM. MURPHY, Bridgett J. NEWLIN, Delphina J. NICHOLS, Clara E. NICHOLS, Cora A. NOACKER, Elizabeth A. NOBLE, Harriet M. NUTT, Eunice C. OLIVER, Gertrude OSWALT, Parmela A. OWENS, Emma PARKER, MaryJ. PARMLEE, Martha J. PEMBERTON, Eva PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane PHENICIE, Hattie PIFFER, Delia L. PRESTON, Mary PRIMM, Hattie L. RANDALL, Anna L. RANDEL, Ida REEVES, Ria L. REYNOLDS, Sarah E. RICHARDSON, Martha RITTER, Ida J. ROACH, Libbee ROHE,Lena ROOT, E. Olivia Groom PORTER, Henry ROSEMAN, Fred LANDEN, Fer Yan POKE, Perry BRADSHAW, Francis HAYNES, John C. SPIVEY, John C. LEE, John P. PYATT, J"obn F. POLLOCK, George NEELY, Charles A. KARNES, Loamma F. DICKER, James MCDONALD, Malcolm A. SIMMONS, J. C. BRETHERTON, Walt~r ELSTON, Adam S. BEBOUT, Joseph B. BROOKS, Fleet DUNN, George E. LAWRENCE, Al vin SMITH,James Harvey DIVELBISS, Harrison HENRY, David K. STUDEBAKER, David W. WINTER, Milton R. BROWN, Francis WELCH, Philip C. GREEN, Millard F. WALTERS, Calvin H. ERWIN, Benjamin F. HENRY, Charles A. BATEMAN, Millard MEETER, George COY, Henry J. Bride ROSE, Anna ROSS, Ida M. RUSSELL, Susie P. SCHENDEL, Berta SCHMIDT, Mary SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah SEABOLD, Mary SEAMAN, Harriet A. SELL, Lucy Isabell SERVISS, . Anna SHAW, Elizabeth SHEARER. Clarm SHEETS, Ella M. SHEETS, Rachel SHELL, Mina SHIRAH, Elizabeth SKILES, Mary Jane SKINNER, Ellen SMITH, Arah S. SMITH, Jennie SMITH, Sarepta A. SPALDING, Ida B. SPALDING, Stella SPEER, Eva SPRINGER, Mary E. STANLEY, Elizabeth STANLEY, Harriet E. STEWART, Anni e B. STONE, Mollie STREE'T, Rose A. SUTHERLAND, Mary TALLEY, Melissa E. TANNER, May TAYLOR, Jennie THOMAS, Sarah -209- (Contin~) Groom PATTERSON, George STEWART, Webster MOORE, Harry T. DECKWA, William KASBURGER, Michael STEWART, Clement J. SHOFPER, Joseph NORTHWAY, Francis A. BOVARD, James A. WHITSEL, Lewis C. KEAN, William C. MC INTIRE, Levi. O. GRIPPER, Edward D. PENNINGTON, Isaac HECK, Mart in KENNEDY, Franklin R. JOY, James R. GRINDROD, Kay DARNELL, William S. MILLER, Charles COTTON, Franklin C. MULL, Elijah C. PRESBREY, Frank S. MOORE, Charles D. ROGERS, Adelbert DAVIDSON, Charles T. BULLOCK, William W. SMITH, Ethan A. CRUMMETT, Charles M. STUDEBAKER, Jacob C. PICKETT, Clarkson C. DIXON, Cyrus MILLER, Lyndon K. BASS, James AUSTIN, J obn �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd) Bride THOMPSON, Minnie L. THOREN, Emelia THRALLS, Cynthia E. TORNEDON, Liena TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther TURNER, Jennie M. UHL, Ida WALRUFF, Carrie C. WARREN, D. Etta WEBBER, Elizabeth WELLS, Sallie WHEATLEY, Elizabeth WHEATON, Mary A. WBEET.F:R, Josephine R. WHITE, Allie WHITE, Mary D. WHITE, Salina Groom Bride BUTCHER, John C. WIEDEMANN, Matilda GERSTENBERGER,Frederick WIGGS, Cora C. CRA~~RD, Robert V. WILLIAMS, Harriet (Hattie) REETZ, Gottfried WILLIAMSON, Alice PERRY, Hugh WILSON, Anna M. WILLIAMS, Benjamin S. WILSON, Maria SOULE, Willard WILSON, Mary SUTORIUS,Charles A. WITHERS, Mary A. PILLSBURY, Arthur J. WOOD, Annie G. DAVIS, John C. WOODWARD, Laura E. SMITH, William E. WRIGHT, Minnie MC CULLY, Samuel WRIGHT, Nellie MENDENHALL, Albert S. YEWDALL, Viola M. HUNTING, Charles D. ZIEGLER. Rachel E. VAN ORDSTRAND,William P. ZIESENIS, Minna STEELE, Ira T. ZIMMERMAN, Ada GROSS, James '-'~"'~~'-i'. ~' . (, $JI~ I, .~. ~/ .. ' _~::~.." ~'jr). 1 •. - ' , .,~ ," . "--.;. ___ ~~_ ,f \ \ , '.- . , ,,' / -210- Groom HABE, Carl CASMlRE, Bert A. HOWES(HOVES),Charles H. BARRY, John GARVIN, David ROSS, Pitt BEAL, Joseph WILLIAMS, Abram L. ASHLEY, Walter H. WARNER, John HILL, Harvey E. JONES, Isaac C. SHEARER, Vincent J. KIRKMAN, Louis GRAY, Thomas CADY, George W. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room 144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas.Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride ALFORD, Frederick G. HENDRY, Florence N. SWAN, Laura Douglas Co.,KS RASMUSSEN, Betty WILSON, Emma M. Johnson Co,KS FRITZ, Betty Lenape,' KS BOAZ, Julia A. HAGUE, Josephine Reed JONES, Mary E. JONES, Lucy CULLAH, Rosa E. Franklin Co,KS BALES, Emma C. CHANCE, Ida M. Linwood, KS f'lEINKE, Emma LAGERQUIST, Minnie Doug Co, KS BATEMAN, Hattie BARBER, Mary Emma Doug Co, KS STEWART, Annie t'lELEN, Mary Randolph Co,MO GISH, Lillian C. COLTRANE, Mary M. De Soto, KS MC KNIGHT, Lilly Doug Co, KS ANDERSON, John S. Spring Hill,KS ANDERSON, Olaf ARGUBRIGHT, John P. Johnson Co,KS ARNOLD, Reuben Lenape, KS AYRES, Lorenzo S. BAILEY, Thomas C. BAKER, Adam BAKER, Jacob R. BAKER, Prather Doug Co,KS BARDELL, Charles F. BATEr'iAN ,Emmanue 1 Linwood, KS BAUER, George BECKr~,Frederick Ottawa, KS BERRY, Thomas BIGELOW, DeForest East Lynn, MO BLUE, George A. BOCK, William Leav Co, KS BOLBS, John T. BOWDEN, Frank Albuquerque,NM BRADSHAW,Harrison G. Olathe, KS Date/Place if not Doug.Co. page # Rec. 342 27 Sep 1882 380 25 Dec 1882 Officiant 9 Dec 1882 27 Dec 1882Doug Co,KS~ 5 Oct 1882 Doug Co,KS 4 Jan 1882 28 Sep 1882 12 Mar 1882 28 Aug 1882 12 Dec 1882Doug Co,KS 27 Apr 1882 26 Mar 1882Doug Co, KS 5 Sep 1882 16 Oct 1882 Doug Co, KS . 23 Nov 1882 8 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS 30 July 1882 23 Oct 1882Shawnee Co,KS 9 Nov 1882 2 Nov 1882- 369 382 A.H.Foote,PJ A H.Foote,PJ 345 A.H.Foote,PJ 268 343 285 333 370 A·H.Foote,PJ A.Beatty,MG S.M.Osmond,MG A.H.Foote, PJ A.H.Foote, PJ 299 289 F.B. Olds, MG A.H. Foote,PJ 335 347 A.H. Foote,PJ A.H.Foote, PJ 366 360 A. H.Foote, PJ William Jones,MG 326 353 Chas Chadwick, JP S. D.Storrs,Rev 360 357 Samuel Baker,MG Wm H.Smith, MG 380 li. -211- ? 25 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS Richard Cordley,MG A.A.Trimper,MG H.Foote,PJ ~ . �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/F'lace ~ Officiant BRINDLE, James E. Ottawa, KS BROWN, George W. Franklin Co, KS BROWN, Samuel Jefferson Co,KS BRUEGGEN, John BRIDGE , Ella Ottawa, KS BOWEN, 1'1ary E. Doug Co, KS BARNES, Margaret Jefferson Co,KS VOGEL, Katherine 20 Sep Doug 15 Oct Doug 28 Jan Jeff 16 Jan 339 A. H. Foote,PJ 347 Frederick Sherfy,MG 273 J. Terrel,MG 270 297 313 P.Alphous Brandstaelter,Priest Washington Mercer ,l"lG R. Ricketts,MG 338 A.C. Peck, MG 357 351 335 Thomas Scott, MG J as. Marvin, 1'1G Peter Brubaker,MG 311 293 C. G. Howland, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 300 355 309 Chas Chadwick,JP Dudley Lee, MG· Geo.W.Havermale,MG 322 Chas Chadwick, JP 371 359 349 356 B. F. Bates,MG Samuel Baker, MG A. H. Foote, PJ B. F. Bates,MG Andrew Douglass,JP 374 Jas Marvin,DD 378 D. S. BRYANT, Charles BRYANT, Charles H. OmB..ha, Neb. BUFFINGTON., L.B.F. Red Oak, IA BURGESS, James Porter BUTLER, Elmer E. BUTTS, Charles S. Osage Co, KS CARRUTH, William H. CARTER, William E. Tonganoxie, KS CAVANAUGH, Thomas P. CLARK, Samuel CLAY, George M. Linwood, KS CLINE, William F. Leavenworth Co,KS CLOUD, Albert COOK, Wesley COOK, William F. COOPER, Henry CONWAY, Peter Atchison, KS CORNFORTH, Arthur Clyde, KS COTTENBERG, James 1882Co, KS 1882Co, KS 1882Co, KS 1882 THOMPSON, Mattie 20 Apr 1882 WALLACE, Sarah B. 14 June 1882Lawrence, KS Doug Co, KS 1'1C HENRY, Alida L. 17 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS ECCLESTON, Elizabeth 5 Nov 1882 VAN VOORHIS, Lora E. 19 Oct 1882 SOURS, Margaret E. 7 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS SCHLEGEL, Frances 10 June 1882 NEWBY, Clara L. 1 Apr 1882Tonganoxie, KS Doug Co, KS MARTIN, Elsie 30 Apr 1882 FERRY, Mary Ann 26 Oct 1882 MOOHE,Luvina(Miss) 31 Nay 1882Linwood, KS Doug Co, KS WARREN ,1'1artha(Mrs) 12 July 1882Leavenworth Co,KS Doug Co, KS S~ITH, Polly 14 Dec 1882 ~C CLELLAN, Anna 2 Nov 1882 MEREDITH, Angie S. 18 Oct 1882 JACOBS, Emily 2 Feb 1882 WILKINSON, PhoebeM.(Miss) 2 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, K~ FLUKE, Fanny P. 21 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS MILLER, Irene 24 Dec 1882 -212- ? M~cE.'wan , 1'1G j' . I l~. __ , �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place COUCH, Stephen 7 Sep 1882NOWLIN, Rena Johnson Co, KS Doug Co, KS· Doug Co, KS COVEY, John W. 18 Feb 1882HILL, Hettie M. Kansas City, MO Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS COVEY, Thomas 18 Dec 1882 COLE, May CRISS, Frank 23 July 1882 WISE, Mary J. CURRY, Thomas H. HENDERSON, Martha 25 Apr 1882De Boto, KS Doug Co, KS Olathe, KS DAVIDSON, Thomas WINCKLEMAN, Sarah Jane 11 Mar 1882Leavenworth Co,KS Doug Co, KS (WINKELMAN)Leav Co,KS DEAN, James H. 28 Feb 1882 BURKS, Anna DEAN, Washington 27 Sep 1882 BEALS, Elizabeth DELLIT, George W. 4 July 1882WALSTER, Mollie Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS DOERING, John C. R. BURWERTH, Anna E. F. 13 July 1882Kansas City, MO Kansas City, MO Doug Co, KS DOOLITTLE, Randall K. WALTON, Ella J. 29 Nov 1882 DOUGHTY, George W. GODFREY, Margaret Catherine 21 Dec 1882Jeff Co, KB Doug Co, KS Jeff Co, KS DOUGLAS, Lewis L. 14 June 1882SABLE, Augusta Wayne Co, IA Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS DRAKE, Isaac 12 Oct 1882 STE~ART, Cornelia F. DRESSER, Benjamin P. 8 July '1882 EYRE, Maggie DUIGNAN, Jeremiah 11 Feb 1882 MASSEY, Minerva DUNN, John W. 23 Mar 1882 JONES, Elizabeth A. 28 Nov 1882 EISELE, Melchior KAISER, Christine EMERY, Marion 16 Nov 1882 BRUNER, Ella FARMER, Alonzo 4 Apr 1882FARMER,' Mary J. Doug Co, KS Fall Leaf, KS Fall Leaf, KS FIELDS, John 27 Aug 1882PARTLOW, Martha C. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS 16 Oct 1882FINNEY, Frank HOUGHTELIN, Grace F. Doug Co, KS Indian Territory Doug Co, KS 28 July 1882 FISHER, Augustus HARRIS, Emma 12 Oct 1882 FLORA, Preston BELL, Susie 28 Dec 1882 FLUKE, Newton J. MALLISON, Emma E. -213- Fg.# Officiant 334 G.R. Houts, MG 279 A. H. Foote, PJ 373 325 299 Geo.W. Havermale,MG A.H. Foote, PJ S. M. Osmond, MG 286 W. J. Neill, Jr.JF 280 343 320 J. H. Byers, MIN. A. H. Foote, PJ T.R. Comstock, MG 323 . A.A. Trimper, MG 367 375 LaTheo lobe, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 314 A. H. Foote, PJ 346 321 278 289 365 363 295 Chas Chadwick,JP A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, PJ John Ehrsam, MG Wash. Mercer, MG A. H. Foote,PJ 332 I.B.Dutton, JP 348 L.W. Spring,IViG 325 346 383 Chas Chadwick,JP William Jones,MG James Marvin,DD �DOUGLAS COUNTY, !CAN SAS l'1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 ( Con t ' d) Date/Flace Bridegroom Bride FRENCH, Frank Topeka, KS FRY, William E. Linwood, KS FUNK, Simon K. GILBERT, Clarence S. Media, KS GILGES, Thompson W. GILLILAND, Ambrose GOLD, Newton W. Butler, Fenn GOSLIN, Nelson H. GRANSTROM, August GRANT, Charles W. Lawrence, KS GRAY, William A. GREEN, John E. GUTSMITHL, John Lyndon, KS HAAS, Peter A. HANEY, Thomas Leav Co, KS HARMAN, Robert A. HARPER, Robert C. Centerville, IA HAUBER, Frank J. HELLSTROM, Oscar HICKS, James HICKS, James D. HOGAN, Nep HOLCOM, Lewis 1"1. HOUK, George W. HOUSTON, Edward W. HOWARD, George '""Flo'reneE! ~ Kl) HUGHES, Millard F. Kansas City, MO O'BRIEN, Marie 22 Nov 1882Topeka, KS Doug Co, KS DRAIN, Isadore 9 Nov 1882 Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS ADAMS, Lille A. 19 Apr 1882 SCHOTT, Adella 14 June 1882Kansas City, 1'10 Doug Co, KS KLOPP, Emma 13 Aug 1882 KLOPP, Sylvana B. 18 June 1882 SCHELL, Eliza (Miss) 19 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS MURPHY, Mary 1'1. 26 June 1882 SMITH, Hulda 17 June 1882 BONNER, Louisa Adele 23 July 1882Covington, KY Leav Co, KS COLE, Mary E. 19 Oct 1882 MC INTYRE, Ida E. 5 Jan 1882 VITT, Johanna 3 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS HUGENOT, Mary C. " 2 Jan 1882 FLANI(A)GAN,Elizabeth 1'1. 25 Dec 1882Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS ALLEN, Annie E. 5 May 1882 1'1C GEE, Della 26 Aug 1882Topeka, KS Doug Co, KS KNUEHL,Barbara E. 13 June 1882 HELLMAN(W~~), Ida 1 Apr 1882 WILLIAMS, Delphia 19 Aug 1882 MOSES, Sallie 28 Dec 1882 ALLBRITTON, Caroline -4 Aug 1882 SHEETS, Rebecca 6 J"une 1882 WULFKUHLE, Lena M. 25 Reb 1882 MILLER, Roxanna 3 Mar 1882 SYMES, Bessie (Miss) 1 Nov 1882-" Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS WILSON, Ida J. 4 Jan 1882Jefferson Co, KS Doug Co, KS -214- 11Wt Officiant 365 C.E. Williams,MG 362 William J"ones, MG 296 313 William Jones, MG A. C. Peck, l'1G 329 316 370 William Jones, MG E. F. Holland, MG S. M. Osmond, MG 319 315 323 J. A. Simpson, l'1G S. M. Osmond, MG John B.McKune,Priest 350 269 338 B. F. Bales, I'1G G. S. Dearborn, MG Elias Mayer,Priest 261 372 Chas Avertams,Rev T.R. Comstock,Elder 304 333 Chas Chadwick,JP A. H. Foote, PJ 312 293 330 381 328 310 280 283 358 Elias Mayer,Priest W. J. Neill,JrJP Wm. Harwell, MG Samuel Baker,MG P.M. Lewis, fiG A. C. Peck, 1'1G Wm. Draper, JF A. S. Embree, I'1G William Jones,1'1G 267 A. S. Embree, l'1G ,, .~" ",, �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 Bridegroom (Cont~d) Bride Date/Place E&1l Officiant HULBURT, John Leav Co, KS HUMPHRIES, William E. Perryville, KS HUYETT, George K. HYLAND, Thomas Doug Co, KS INGERSOLL, Frank V. Osage Co, KS lOBE, Rev.Dr.LaTheo IRWIN, Orville C. JACKSON, John 'JACKSON, William H. JAMES, William H. JOHNSON, Charlie JOHNSTONE, Charles C. Lawrence, KS JUNKINS, John W. KASBERGER, Lewis KATHERf'T.AN, John KELLEY, John STRONG, Ester Lucinda Leav Co, KS PLUMMER, Alice Perryville, KS CARNAHAN, Isabella HOGAN, Caroline Leav Co, KS HASKINS, Ida Doug Co, KS SCOTT,Miss Cornelia A. HART, Mary C. JACKSON, Lucy Belle PEER, Carrie F. JONES, Belle Vanderhoff BENSON, Tile (Miss) HOPE, Etta C. Kansas City, MO MARTIN, Jennie RANCHER, Rosalia COOK, Josephine VITT, Mary 3 Feb 1882- 276 A. H. Foote,PJ 291 Justus McCoy,MG 274 354 Wm. D. Lukens,Preacher Michael Browne,Friest 340 Thomas Scott,MG 309 341 Andrew V.Stout,MG A. A. Trimper, MG William Harwell, MG George S. Dearborn,MG W. J. Neill,Jr JP C. J. Scheleen,MG License only KIRTLEY, Allen H. Topeka, KS KLAUS, Edward W. KLOFP, John W. KRAMER, John LAh~E, Charles P. LAMBERT, George A. LANE, Squire M. Burlington, KS LANSDOWN, Martin W. LATCHEf"l, George LAWSON, John W. Leav Co, KS LINDSEY, Henry c. Topeka, KS WILBU(E)R, Clara H. Hesper, KS THOMAS, Elizabeth A. NEWCOM, Lorilda HANSON, Arizona MARTIN, Mollie E(Miss) PAINTER, Nancy E. COOK, Ida M. Lecompton, KS DOANE, Sadie JONES, Eliza MILLER, Mary Louisa Doug Co, KS PALMER, Gertrude(~~s.) Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS 30 Mar 1882Jeff Co, KS 25 Oct 1882 30 Jan 1882Leav Co, KS 30 Sep 1882Concord, KS 15 June 1882 24 Sep 1882 4 June 1882 25 Dec 1882 2 May 1882 5 Mar 1882 17 June 1882 310 378 302 283 315 15 Nov 1882 1 May 1882 20 Nov 1882 6 Feb 1882 362 297 364 273 8 Apr 1882- 295 Doug Co, KS 8 Nov 1882 31 Aug 1882 14 Feb 1882 22 Aug 1882 26 June 1882 11 Jan 1882Doug Co, KS 24 June 1.882 14 Mar 1882 18 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS 6 Feb 1882Doug Co, KS -215- Andrew V. Stout,MG P.A.Brandstaelter,Frst A. H. Foote,PJ P.Alphous Brandstaelter,Priest A. J. Jennings,JP 270 A. H. Foote, PJ Peter Brubaker,MG W.Daeschner, Rev P.M. Lewis, MG S. G. Brown, Elder J. H. Bonebrake,MG 319 287 348 A. Beatty,MG S. M. Osmond, MG Geo.W.Havermale,MG 276 William Jones, MG 361 332 ? 331 318 I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Bridegroom LOGGAN, Robert O. Washington Co,KS LOWER, Alfred B. MADL, John MAIN, Alfred Dover, KS l'lAIN, Wm. ]' • MAY, Andrew J. Doniphan Co, KS MC CARTHY, Daniel Montana Terr. Bride FERRIS, Ellen M. Doug Co, KS WARNER, Sallie B. SCHOENHOFER, I1aly CASSON, Martha Jane Dover, KS JONES, E. Carrie BONEBRAKE, Eva J. Doug Co, KS BAYNE, Georgia alias " BALENTYNE,Henrietta Doug Co, KS MC CAY, George SIMPSON, Jennie L. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS MC CLANAHAN, John H. MC CALL, Sarah M. MC CLELr.AN, Jacob S. CRUZAN, Jennie B. MC CO~ffi, David W. ALLSTOT, Alice E. Marion Co, IL Doug Co, KS MC CURDY, George F. RICHARDS, Josephine MC GONIGAL, Charles S. COOK, Annie Abilene, KS Hays,City, KS MC LAUGHLIN, Ezekiel M. YOUNG,Mrs. Eliza A. Ottawa, KS Doug Co, KS MEAD, J ame s DAVIS, .Anna Franklin Co, KS B'ranklin Co, KS .MEAL, Marshall HAl"lILTON, l'lary Jane Morris Co, KS Doug Co, KS MERCER, Washington GRAY, Mary E. MESENHEIMER, Benjamin F. BOND, Jane E. METSKER, Henry C. BARTON, Mary J. MEYER, Oliver F. MARTIN, Cora E. MILLER, Daniel BATESON, Mary E. Doug Co, KS Leav Co, KS MILLER, John F. SWARTZ, Jennie Rooks Co, KS Franklin Co, KS MILYARD, J'ohn C. EBERHART, Lizzie Date/Place !&it Officiant 11 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS 24 Dec 1882 31 Oct 1882 3 June 1882Doug Co, KS 1 Mar 1882 24 Dec 1882- 345 J .H. Bonebrake ,rom 376 352 311 s. G. Brown, Elder Elias Mayer,Priest W. J. Neill, Jr,JP 282 377 A. H. Foote, PJ 20 Nov 1882Doug Co,KS 364 Wm. Jones, MG 29 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS 24 Dec 1882 16 Apr 1882 30 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS 25 Nov 188221 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS 10 May 1882Doug Co, KS 13 Nar 1882Doug Co, KS 23 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS 27 Apr 1882 15 Feb 1882 12 June 1882 12 l'1ar 1882 10 Sep 1882- 301 Chas Chadwick,JP 375 283 302 Thomas Scott, MG E. B. Slade, MG A. A. Trimper,MG 363 340 Wm. Jones, MG A. H. Foote,PJ 304 A.A. Trimper,MG 287 W. J. Neill,Jr.JP 379 A. H. Foote, MG 298 279 312 336 A. C. Feck, l1G A. H. Foote,rJ A. H. Foote,FJ A. A.Trimper,MG Chas W.Lawrence,JP 298 William Jones, MG 327 William Jones, MG ? 284 C. E. Williams,1'1G '( 20 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS 3 Aug 1882 -216- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Date/Place ~ Officiant MONROE, Anthony HOLLOWAY, Sarah MONTGOMERY, Alexander H. LIND, Millie A. MOODY, Ashley A. ANDERSON, Jennie E. Tonganoxie, KS Tonganoxie, KS MORIN, Charles C. HAELSEG, Auguste MORROW, John W. BANTA, Clarissa J. Roodhouse, IL Lawrence, KS MUNRO, Donald WILSON, Ellen L. MUNSON, Cyrus, C. HIGBY, Clara I. Springfield, 1"10 Doug Co, KS MYERS, Henry F. MITCHELL, Georgie Kansas City, MO Doug Co, KS NEAL, Albert MARTIN, Emma NEILL, Willis J.,Jr. ST~~ART, Nellie M. NEUSTIFTER, Charles BLACHL, Theresa NEUSTIE'TER, John GRINER (GREINER),Lena 2 Feb 1882 2 May 1882 2 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS 2 May 1882 29 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS 7 Aug 1882 27 June 1882Doug Co, KS 27 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS 8 Aug 1882 26 Apr 1882 10 Oct 1882 20 Feb 1882 275 303 368 Rufus Parks, MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, PJ 303 301 W. J. Neill,Jr.JP A. H. Foote, PJ 328 320 A.A. Trimper, MG Geo W.Havermale,MG 381 w. 329 NEWELL, Abraham Sauk Centre,I"lN NICHOLS, Ransom Johnson Co, KS NIPPER, David M. Oskaloosa, KS NUFFER, Jacob OLIN, Arvin S. OTT, George .A.. OVERTON, Edward OWENS, Miles Jackson Linwood, KS PATEE, Harry E. Manhattan, KS PAUL, Albert L. PENDLETON, William H. PERKINS, Lucius H. PETERSON, Charles Leav Co, KS PETTIBONE, Charles B. 19 July 1882Doug Co, KS 3 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS 29 July 1882Jefferson Co,KS 21 Jan 1882 6 Sep 1882 14 Ji'eb 1882 24 Dec 1882 7 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS 1 Mar 1882Doug Co, KS 23 Sep 1882 17 May 1882 15 1"lay 1882 30 Mar 1882Leav Co, KS 19 Dec 1882 324 A. H. Foote, PJ William Jones, MG Elias Mayer, Priest P. Alphonsus Brandstaelter, Rev. Geo. W.Havermale,MG 294 A. H. Foote, PJ 324 C. W. Cherry, JP 271 334 278 377 359 !'loses ~. J. Moses Wash. 281 William Jones, MG 341 306 305 291 C. G. Howland, MG A. A. Trimper,MG L. W. Spring, MG Thomas R.Comstock,MG 373 Geo W.Havermale,!'lG Bridegroom Bride REECE, Leonora Doug Co, KS SILSBY, Harriet S. Doug Co, KS SHE.H'lPLIN, Mary Jane Jefferson Co, KS DISSINGER, Anna DAVIS, Nartha M. HYDE, Mary JOHNSON, Belle WARDEN, 'I'ali tha Linwood, KS TIBBALS, Percy M. Doug Co, KS RIDGWAY, Arvilla POEhLER, Matilda Mary MORRIS, Clara L. THORSON, Jennie Leav Co, KS WILLEY, Peolina E. -217- 300 344 277 H. Sweet, MG Dissinger, MG Williams, MG Dissinger, MG Mercer,MG A. H. 100te, PJ , \ '-..--- ' �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place PHILLIPS, George H. 10 Dec 1882 RUSSELL, Jenny PICKERING, Wintford COATE, Elizabeth 9 Sep 1882 Wellington PICKLE, Henry E. HYDE, Mary E. 7 Mar 1882Mitchell Co, KS Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS PIERSON, J ame s H. BRACKETT, Hi lla 5 Apr 1882 PUCK.liT, John LYSINGER, Catherine 13 Mar 1882 14 Sep 1882RADCLIFF, Albert WADDLE, Lola M.(Miss) Edgerton,JohnsonCo,KS Doug Co, KS Johnson Co,KS REED, James W. HARVEY, Indiana 31 Dec 1882 REEVES, Frederick PROCTOR, Elizabeth 13 May 1882Doug Co, KS Ottawa, KS Ottawa, KS RENNER, Frank BARRIERE, Julia La 2 Oct 1882 RHODES, Jefferson FITZ, Ella Dora 23 Oct 1882El Paso, TX Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS RICHARDSON, Fred O. ALBOTT, Mollie 7 Jan 1882 Leav Co, KS Doug Co, KS RICHARDSON, Henry F. HUGHES, Virginia E.(Miss) 25 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS Valley Falls, KS Doug Co, KS 31 Mar 1882'" RICHAHDSON, Isaac RIDDLE, Carrie 18 Jan 1882 ROBERTS, William MOMAN, Julia Ann HOTHBERGER, John ZILLNER, Anna 3 July 1882 ROTHBERGER, Raymond EPFINGER, Mary 3 July 1882 1 June 1882 RUTHERFORD, Will F. GEIGER, Jennie 4 July 1882SAWYER, Samuel W. FARNHAl"'l, Elvira J. Lyon Co, KS Lawrence, KS Emporia, KS 22 Oct 1882 SCHATTENBURG, George SCHENDEL, Rosanna 4 Oct 1882 SClfrlEID:ER, Gustavus HOLCOi'lP, I"lary E. 4 July 1882SHIRLEY, Hobert HULSE, Josephine Eldorado, KS Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS SISCOE, Eston E. GLIr~SE, Maggie E. 26 I"lar 1882Doug Co, KS Linwood, KS Linwood, KS 28 Feb 1882SLAGLE, John FIELD, Elsie Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS ? SMITH, George BITTERLY, Lena 20 Sep 1882 SI"IITH, James CLAY, Lucy 20 Dec 1882 Doug Co, KS • ~amona, KS Pamona, KS -218- ~ Officiant 368 336 Joseph Iliff, JP A. J. Jennings,JP 284 A. S. Embree,MG 294 286 337 John K. Dunn, MG D. L. Woodward,~in. Andrew V.Btout,MG 383 3.05 6. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 342 353 P. Brocard,Priest G. S. Dearborn, MG 269 License only 354- S. M. Osmond, MG 292 318 317 307 316 W.J.Neill,Jr. JP Washington I1ercer,MG Elias I"layer, Priest Elias Mayer, Priest William Jones,MG R. L. Lotz,MG 350 344 321 F.T. Harder, MG William Jones,MG A. H. Foote, PJ 290 A. H. Foote, PJ 281 Chas Chadwick, JP 339 374 License only A. I"lartin, MG 272 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Coht'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place ~ Officiant SNOW, Charles Jefferson Co, KS SOUDERS, Paul SPIVEY, John Calvin STAMP, Christopher W. DEERING, Mary Ann Jefferson Co, KS SMART, Amanda hlJTHERS, Louisa ADAMS, Emma Blanche 1 Apr 1882Jefferson Co, KS 23 Sep 1882 29 Oct 1882 25 Jan 1882 292 C. W. Cherry, JP 366 355 271 STANLEY, Timothy A. STARR, John A. Ray County, MO STEELE, Charles STEELMAN, Daniel E. Franklin Co, KS STEPANEK, J ohan STEVENS, James B. STEVENS, Nelson O. STILLWELL, David TAYLOR, Job E. THO¥~SON, Andrew D. THURBER, Charles F. TORNEDON, August Leav Co, KS TYRRELL, James P. Jefferson Co, KS VANDENBUliGH, Burt Greenwich,NY VIERSEN, Joost A. Osage Co, KS VITT, Frank WADE, Edward H. WALLACE, Joseph W. Colorado WASHINGTON, Henry Jefferson Co, KS WELLS, Christian T. Dayton, OH WESTCOTT, William H. 22 Jan 1882 SA¥~SON, Sybil A. 20 May 1882MARLOW, Ruth Doug Co, KS Ray County, MO 21 Oct 1882 LANGNER, Matilda 29 May 1882SWEENEY, Annie M. Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS 6 Nov 1882 REISCHL, Carolina 19 Oct 1882 TURNER, Mary S. 22 Mar 1882 DUNCAN, Lucetta D. 7 Apr 1882 BALDWIN, Mary 14 Aug 1882 LANGLEY, Mary MC KINZIE, Catherine E. 13 July 1882 8 Nov 1882 BACHELOR, Flora E. 5 Jan 1882WOGAN, Nettie Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS BARNES, Ada 3 June 1882Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS 1 Aug 1882- : GADDIS, Lillie Doug Co, KS Abilene, KS 30 Aug 1882HARRISCN, Mary C. Osage Co, KS? Osage Co, KS 31 Oct 1882 SCHOENHOFER, Mary 25 Dec 1882 JOHNSON, Louisa 5 Feb 1882RICHARDSON, Alma Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS 9 Mar 1882AUSTIN, Nancy Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS 24 Aug 1882DAVIS, Margie M. Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS 30 Nov 1882 ZI¥~~~, Bessie 272 306 A. H. Foote, PJ Henry R. Pinckney,MG Ellsworth Leonardson. MG A. A. Trimper, MG A. H. Foote,PJ 349 308 F. T. Harder, MG Elias Mayer, Priest 358 351 288 296 330 322 361 267 Elias Mayer, Priest A.M. Richardson, MG William Jones, MG William Jones, MG A. A.Trimper, MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. H."Foote, PJ Aug.Pistor,Pastor 308 Josiah Terrel,MG 357 A. A.Trimper,MG 326 J. P. Deever, MG 352 379 274 Elias Mayer,Priest A.M.Richardson, MG J ame s l"larvin, MG 285 Justus McCoy, Min. 331 Wm. F. Harvey,MG 367 Wm. Jones, l"lG -219- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS f~IAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride WICKS, Clarence WILLIS, Augustus A. WILSON, John W. Ft. Wayne, IN WINTERS, Thomas Leav Co, KS WHALEY, William WHITE, Albert D. White Cloud, KS WHITNEY, Reuben H. WOOD, Willard A. WOODWARD, Charles E. wRIGHT, John wYCKOFF, Harrison YOUNG, Samuel W. PUGH,' Emma 5 Dec 1882 28 Dec. 1882 WEBBER,Victoria PARKHURST, Julia Jeanette 21 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS 20 May 1882GIDDINGS Laura Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS 8 Apr 1882 SHARRAI, Clara 14 Dec 1882MARTIN, Kate Doug Co, KS Doug Co, KS LEWIS, Mary J. 31 Oct 1882 21 June 1882 STURDY, Edith E. CHILCOTE, Alice 16 Mar 1882 4 Jan 1882 OVERSTREET, Maggie BRYANT, Frances 15 Sep 1882 MOYS, May E. 15 June 1882 Date/Place Pg.# Officiant 369 382 372 A. H. Foote, FJ Wm.Mesenhimer, JP C. G.Howland,l"iG 307 W.I.(J.) Barber,JP 290 371 A. C. Peck, MG A. C. Peck, MG 356 317 288 268 337 314 A.M.Richardson,MG Andrew V. Stout,MG J. H.Byers, MG W. Mercer, MG A. lie Foote, PJ Henry Moys, MG ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAYlli - 1882 Bride Groom ADAMS, Emma Blanche ADM'IS, Lille A. ALBOT'r, t'lollie ALLBRITTON, Caroline ALLEN, Annie E. ALLSTO'r, Alice E. ANDERSON, Jennie E. AUSTIN, Nancy BACHELOR, Flora ~. BALDWIN, ~ary BALES, Emma C. BANTA, Clarissa J. BARB.EJt, Nary Emma BARNES, Ada ST~~, Christopher W. FUNK, Simon K. RICHARDSON, Fred O. HOGAN, Nep HARr~, Robert A. MC COMB, David W. MOODY, Ashley A. WASHINGTON, Henry THURBER, Charles ]'. STILLWELL, David BARDELL, Charles F. t'IORROW, John W. BIGELOW, DeForest TYRRELL, James P. :Bride BARNES, l"largaret BARRIERE, Julia La BARTON, l"lary J. .BATEI"lAN, Hattie BAYNE,Georgia alias BALENTTI~E~Henr~etta BEALS, Elizabeth BELL, Susie BENSON, Tila(Miss) BIT'I'ERLY, Lena BLACHL, Theresa BOAZ, Julia A.. BOND, Jane .E. BONEBRAKE, Eva J. ·BAT~lAN, Mary E -220- Groom BROWN, Samuel RENNER, ]'rank YlETSKER, Henry C. BERRY, Thomas I"lC CARTHY, Daniel DEAN, Washington FLORA, Preston J'OHNSON, Char1 e s StUTH, George NEUSTIFTER, Charles AYRES, Lorenzo S. MESENHEIMER,Benjamin F. flAY, Andrew J. MILLER, Daniel �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAtlli-1882 (Cont'd) Bride BONNER, Louisa Adele BOWEN, Mary E. BRACKETT, Milla BRIDGE, Ella BRUNNER, Ella BRYANT, Frances BURKS, Anna BURWERTH, Anna E. F. CARNAHAN, Isabella CASSON, Martha Jane CHANCE, Ida M. CHILCOTE, Alice CLAY, Lucy COATE, Elizabeth COLE, Mary E. COLE, l'1ay COLTRANE, Mary M. COOK, Annie COOK, Ida 1"1. COOK, Josephine CRUZAN, Jennie B. CULLAR, Rosa E. DAVIS, Anna DAVIS, l-largie tl. DAVIS, Martha M. DEERING, Mary Ann DISSINGER, Anna DOANE, Sadie GRAIN, Isadora DUNCAN, Lucetta D. EBERHART, Lizzie ECCLESTON, Elizabeth EPPINGER, Mary EYRE, Maggie FARMER, Mary J. Bride Groom GRANT, Charles W. BROWN, George W. PIERSON, James H. BRINDLE, James E. EMERY, Marion WYCKOFF, Harrison DEAN, James H. DOERING, John C.R. HUYETT, George K. "I"lAIN , Alfred BATEMAN, Emmanuel WOODWARD, Charles E. Sl''IITH, James PICKERING,Wintford Wellington GRAY, William A. COVEY, Thomas BOWDEN, Frank MC GONIGAL, Charles S. LANE, Squire M. KATHERMAN, John t'lC CLELLAN, J"acob S. BAKER, Prather MEAD, James WELLS, Christian T. OLIN, Arvin S. SNOW, Charles NUFFER, Jacob LAN SDOWN, Mart in W. FRY, William E. STEVENS, Nelson O. MILYARD, John C. BURGESS, James Porter ROTHBERGER, Raymond DRESSER, Manj amin P. FARMER, Alonzo Groom FARNHAM, Elvira J. SAWYER, Samuel W. FERRIS, Ellen M. LOGGAN, Robert o. FIELD, Elsie SLAGLE, John FITZ, Ella Dora RHODES, Jefferson FLANE(A)GAN,Elizabeth M. HANEY, Thomas FLUKE, Fanny P. CORNFORTH, Arthur FRITZ, Betty ARNOLD, Reuben GADDIS, Lillie VANDENBURGH, Burt GEIGER, J"ennie RUTHERFORD, Will F. GIDDINGS, Laura WINTERS, Thomas GISH, Lillian C. BOLES, John T. GLIMPSE, Maggie E. SISCOE, Eston E. GODFREY,Margaret Catherine DOUGHTY,George W. GRAY, Mary E. ~~CER, Washington GRINER(GREINER),Lena NEUSTIFTER, John HAELSEG, Auguste MORIN, Charles C. HAGUE, J"osephine Reed BAILEY, Thomas C. HAl"lILTON, Mary Jane MEAL, Marshall HANSON, Arizone KRAl"IER, John HARRIS, Emma FISHER, Augustus HARRISON, Mary C. VIERSEN, Joost A. HART, Mary C. IRWIN, Orville C. HARVEY, Indiana REED, James W. Haskins, Ida INGERSOLL, Frank V. HELLMAN,(w~),Ida HELLSTROM, Oscar HENDERSON, Martha CURRY, Thomas H. HENDRY, Florence N. .ALFORD, Frederick G.' HIGBY, Clara I. l"ruNSON, Cyrus C. ILL, Hettie M. COVEY, John W. UGENOT,Mary C. HAAS, Feter A. HUGHES , Virginia E.(fLiss) RICHARDSON, Henry F. HULSE, Josephine SHIRLEY, Robert HUTHERS, Louisa SPIVEY,John Calvin OGAN, Caroline HYLAND, Thomas HOLCOl"lP, I"Iary E. SCHMEIDER, Gustavus HOLLOWAY, Sarah MONROE, Anthony -221- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAl'-TE-1882 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride HOPE, Etta C. JOHNSTONE, Charles C. HOUGHTELIN, Grace F. FINNEY, Frank HYDE, Mary OTT, George A. HYDE, Mary E. PICKLE, Henry E. JACKSON, Lucy Belle JACKSON, John JACOBS, Emily COOPER, Henry JONES, BelleVanderhoff JAl"'JES, William H. JONES, E. Carrie MAIN, Wm. F. JONES, Eliza LATCHEM, George JONES, Eli~abeth A. DUNN, John W. JONES, Lucy BAKER, Jacob R. JONES, Mary E. BAKER, Adam JOHNSON, Belle OVERTON, Edward . JOHNSON, Louisa WADE, Edward H. KAISER, Christine EISELE, Melchior KLOPF, Emma GILGEb, Thompson W. KLOPP, Sylvana B. GILLILAND, Ambrose KNUEHL, Barbara E. HAUBER, Frank J. LAGERQUIST, Minnie BECKMAN, Frederick LANGLEY, Mary TAYLOR, Job E. LANGNER, Matilda STEELE, Charles LEWIS, Mary J. WHITNEY, Reuben H. LIND, t'Jillie A. I"lONTGOl'1ERY,Alexander H. LYSINGER,Catherine PUCKET, John . MALLISON, Emma E. FLUKE, Newton J. MARLOW, Ruth STARR, John A. MARTIN, Cora E. MEYER, Oliver F. MARTIN, Elsie CAVANAUGH, 'rhomas P. YUffiTIN, Emma NEAL, Albert MARTIN, Jennie JUNKINS, John W. t'UiliTIN, Kate WHITE, Albert D. MARTIN, Mollie E.(Miss) LAHUE, Charles P. MASSEY, Minerva DUIGNAN, Jeremiah t'lC CALL, Sarah M. MC CLANAHAN, John H. MC CLELLAN, Anna COOK, Wesley Me GEE, Della HARPER, Robert C. Groom MC HENRY, Alida L. BUFFINGTON, L.B.F. MC INTYRE, Ida E. GREEN, John E. MC KINZIE,Catherine E. THOMPSON, Andrew D. MC KNIGHT, Lilly BRADSHAW, Harrison G. YiliINKE, Emma BAUER, George t'lELEN, Mary BOCK, William MEREDITH, Angie S. COOK, William F. MILLER, Irene COT'rENBERG, James MILLER, Nary Louisa LAWSON, John W. MILLER,Roxanna HOUSTON, Edward W. MITCHELL, Georgie MYERS, Henry F. MOMAN, Julia Ann ROBERTS, William MOORE, Luvina(l"liss) CLAY, George M. MORRIS, Clara L. PERKINS, Lucius H. MOSES, Sallie HICKS, James D. MOYS, May E. YOUNG, Samuel W. MURPHY, Mary M. GOSLIN, Nelson H. NEWBY, Clara L. CARTER, William E. NEWCOM, Larilda KLOPP, John W. NOWLIN, Rena COUCH, Stephen O'BRIEN, Marie FRENCH, Frank OVERSTREET, l"laggie WRIGHT, John PAINTER, Nancy E. LAMBERT, George A. PALMER, Gertrude (l"lrs) LINDSEY, Henry C. PARKh~RST,Julia Jeanette WILSON, John W• PARTLOW, l"lartha C. FIELDS, John PEER, Carrie F. JACKSON, William H. FERRY, l'lary Ann CLARK, Samuel FLUI"lMER, Alice HUMPHRIES, William C. FOEHLER, Matilda Mary PENDLETON, William H. PROCTOR, Elizabeth REEVES, Frederick FUGH, Emma WICKS, Clarence RANCHER, Rosalia KASBERGER, Lewis RASMUSSEN, Betty ANDERSON, Olaf REECE, Leonora NEWELL, Abraham REISCHL, Carolina STEPHANEK, John -222- I I ........... ___ •• ~ •. / �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME-1882 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride RICHARDS, Josephine MC CURDY, George F. RICHARDSON, Alma WALLACE, Joseph W. RIDDLE, Carrie RICHARDSON, Isaac RIDGwAY, Arvilla PAUL, Albert L. RUSSELL, Jenny PHILLIPS, George H. SABLE, Augusta DOUGLAS, Lewis L. SAtlPSON, Sybil A. STANLEY, Timothy A. SCHELL,Eliza (Miss) GOLD, Newton W. SCHENDEL, Ro sanna SCHOTTENBURG, George SCHLEGEL, Frances CARRUTH, William H. SCHOTT, AdelIa GILBERT, Clarence S. SCHOENHOF'ER, Maly l"lADL, John SCHOENHOFER, Mary VITT, Frank SCOTT, Niss Cornelia A. IOBE, Rev. Dr.LaTheo SHARRAI, Clara WHALEY, William SHEETS, Rebecca HOLCOM, Lewis 1"1. SHRII"lPLIN, Mary Jane NIPPER, David M. SILSBY, Harriet S. NICHOLS, Ransom SIMPSON, Jennie L. MC COY, George SMART, Amanda SOUDERS, Paul SMITH, Hulda GRANSTROM, August SMITH, Polly CLOUD, Albert SOURS, Margaret E. BUTTS, Charles S. STEWART, Annie BLUE, George A. STEWART, Cornilia J!'. DRAKE, Isaac STE~ART, Nellie M. NEILL, Willis J. ,Jr. STRONG, Ester Lucinda hlJLBURT, John STURDY, Edith E. WOOD, Willard A. SWAN, Laura M. ANDERSON, John S. SWARTZ, Jennie l"IILLER, John F. SWEENEY, Annie M. STEELMAN, Daniel E. SYMES, Bessie (Miss) HOWARD, George Groom THOMAS, Elizabeth A. KLAUS, Edward W. THOI1PSON, Mattie BRYANT, Charles THORSON, Jennie PETERSON, Charles TIBBALS, Percy M. PATEE, Harry E. TURNER, Mary S. STEVENS, James B. VAN VOORHIS, Lora E. BUTLER, Elmer E. VITT, Johanna GUTSMITHL, J'ohn VITT, Mary KELLEY, John VOGEL, Katherine . BRUEGGEN, John WADDLE,Lola M.(Miss) RADCLIFF, Albert WALLACE, Sarah B. BRYANT, Charles H. WALSTER, Mollie DELLIT, George W. WALTON, Ella J. DOOLITTLE,Randal1 K. WARDEN, Talitha OWENS, Miles Jackson WARNER, Sallie B. LOWER, Alfred B. WARREN, Martha(Mrs.) CLINE, William F •. WEBBER, Victoria wILLIS, Augustus A. WILBU(E)R, Clara H. KIRTLEY, Allen H. WILKINSON,FhoebeM.(Miss) CONWAY, Peter WILLEY, Peolina E. PETTIBONE, Charles B. WILLIAMS, Delphia HICKS, James WILBON, Ellen L. MUNRO,.Donald WILSON, Emma M. ARGUBRIGHT, John P. WILSON, Ida J. HUGHES, Millard F. WINCKLEMAN,Sarah Jane DAVIDSON, Thomas (WINK.ELMAN) CRISS, Frank WISE, Mary J. TORNEDON, August WOGAN, Nettie HOUK, George W. ~'ULFKUHLE, Lena M. YOUNG, Mrs. Eliza A. MC LAUGHLIN, Ezekiel ROTHBERGER, John ZILLNER, Anna INESTCOT'r, William H. ZIMM.ERMAN, Bessie -223- �D9UGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS l"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place if not Dg.60. ADAMS, James CARf~, Cyrena 11 June 1883 ALBERT, William BUKER, Mary 20 Nov 1883 1 Mar 1883 ALLEN, William FAYNE, Martha ANDERSON, Benjamin HENSON, Bettie 25 Oct 1883 ANDERSON, Francis 11. PARKHURST, Ida 1'1. 8 Feb 1883 ANDERSON, James W. ORr~, Cassie E. 24 Dec 1883-' Edwardsville, KS Linwood, KS Dg. Co, KS ARGNBRIGHT, Joseph HENSHAW, Ellen 20 Mar 1883Cedar Junction,KS Cedar Junction,KS Dg.Co, KS ARIE, John CLAY, Annie 5 July 1883Loring, KS Loring, KS Dg. Co, KS BAKER, William J. AUSTAETT, Louisa 18 Dec 1883Boston, Mass. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, K5 BANCROFT, William E. EDGAR, Kate V. 25 Oct 1883Jefferson Co, KS Jefferson Co, KS Jeff. Co,KS BARNETT, Nathaniel BROWN, Rhoda 11 Oct 1883 BASKERVILLE, Emanuel J. DUDGEON, Sadie R. 29 Aug 1883 BEAGLE, David HENRY, Alsina 18 June 1883 BEAL, John G. WALRUFF, Addie 29 Nov 1883 BEAM, Emanuel LINK, Mary A. 18 May 1883Jasper Co, MO Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS BEHRNS, William TRANS~iliIER, Mollie 13 Dec 1883 BILL, J'ackson DODDS, r'iartha 1 l"lar 1883Osage Co, KS Dg. Co, KB Dg. Co, KS BENEDICT, Fred R. BARDELL, Hattie L. 14 Nov 1883Dg. Co, KS Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS BLAKER, William S. GREGG, Emma 18 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS BLEAKLEY(BLAECHEL),Frank SOr'~S, Anna 9 Oct 1883 BLEVINS, John R. PETTY, Theodocia 14 July 1883 BOLES, James L. EIDEMILLER, Helen E.(Miss) 13 Feb 1883 BO~~, George COREL, Ella 31 Oct 1883 BREHM, William E. WEED, Addie R. 13 lVlar 1883Carbondale, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS -224- ~~e # Officiant 498 409 490 393 514 D. S. Mac Ewan,1'1G August Pistor, 1'1G B. F. Bates, M.G Washington Mercer,1'1G A. H. Foote, PJ A.. H. Foote, PJ 417 A. h. Foote, PJ 446 A. H. Foote, PJ 509 A. H. Foote, PJ 480 C. W. Cherry, JP 485 463 Dudley Lee, MG Werter R.Davis, MG ehas Chadwick, JP 1'1. C. Duggan,Priest W. D. Stover, MG 443 505 434 Harder, !"lG David Dodds, l"lG 507 406 F'. 497 A. M. Richardson,1'1G 459 A. H. Foote, PJ 470 Elias 1'1ayer,Pri~st Frank B. Olds,MG S. M. Osmond, l"lG A. A. Trimper, MG George Hale Scott,MG 449 396 493 414 \. -' �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 188Ai, (Cont' d) Bridegroom BRENDER, Frederick L. BRICKELL, William G. Olathe, KS BROWN, Charles O. BROWN, Thomas R. BRUCE, Charles F. Rensselaer, Ind. BRUNE, George C. BRUNE, Samuel Edward BRUNE, William H. Dg. Co, KS BUELL, Fremont New Bloomington, OH BURNE'I'T, Benjamin BUTTS, Halleck D. Valley Falls, KS CADE, George W. CA¥~BELL, Eliott A. t10rris Co, KS CArfrBELL, Henry E. CAMPBELL, William H. CARLTON, Sidney E. CARSON, Daniel CARSON, John CARTER, Adam CARY, Thomas E. T. CAYLOR, Isaac J. CHADWICK, Charles CHAF~AN, William E. • CHEESI"lAN, Edmund G. CHRISTY, William F. Dg. Co, KS CLARK, Ezra J. CLARK, Francis C. CLARK, John CLARK, Sheridan T. Wyandotte Co, KS Leav. Co, KS II< Bride Date/Place ~ Officiant MILLER, Emma ROUSH, Annie Dg. Co, KS STILLWELL, Olive Leanna FUREL, Jennie WILSON, Anna J. Dg. Co, KS FETHEROLF, Jennie M. ALBRIGHT, May flENZER, Helena Dg. Co, KS BATMAN, Clara Dg. Co, KS JACKSG::, Laura LADD, Emma J. Dg. Co, KS WALDIE, ~aggie B. SMOOT, Sadie Jeff. Co, KS KING, Cassia E. CUkTIS, Nellie C. HAYS, Nannie GIDEON, Mary DI~~iliRY, Isabella SMITH, Hattie Barker, Mollie POWERS, Vienna STOCKWELL, Nancy H. OGDEN, Mollie B.(Miss) DREISBACH, Mary E. RHODES, Ellen Dg. Co, KS FLORY, Lucy OSBORN, Emma G. KENNEDY, Amanda SHERLOCK, Hilda S. Kansas City, 1'10 Leav. Co, KS 1 Nov 1883 6 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS 11 Jan 1883 22 Feb 1883 26 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS 26 Apr· 1883 20 5ept 1883 1 Feb 1883Hopewell, KS 4 June 1883Dg. Co, KS 25 Dec 1883 9 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS 1 Feb 1883 10 May 1883Jeff. Co, KS 1 Feb 1883 5 Mar 1883 29 Nov 1883 29 July 1883 15 Apr 1883 20 Sept 1883 28 Dec 1883 28 Aug 1883 14 June 1883 26 Apr 1883 17 Apr 18838 Feb 1883Franklin Co,KS 18 Apr 1883 15 Aug 1883 8 Mar 1883 7 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS Leav. Co, KS 492 466 John Ehrsam, MG A. H. Foote, FJ 385 A. G. Sawin, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Wm. P. Haworth,l'lG -225- 404 516 391 Daniel Walter, MG Christ Bruegger,MG J. Ehrsam, MG 437 Chas.Chadwick. JP 513 455 Washington ~jercer,hG J.w. Alderman, I1G 392 431 S. ~l. Osmond, I"iG C. W. Cherry, JP 393 410 Werter R. Davis, MG A. A. Trimper, I1G s. L. Johnson, MG A. H. Daniels, MG Washington Mercer,MG A. H. Foote,PJ C. G. Crysler, l"1G D. S. MacEwan, ~lG C. G. Howland, MG S. Ii. Osmond, ~lG Samuel Kelsall, MG C. F. Tector, MG 428 474 504 453 425 475 517 464 442 427 421 396 426 458 412 467 A. H. FOOTE, PJ Jas. Marvin, I"lG Dudley Lee, MG A. H. Foote, FJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace ~ Officiant CLELAND,William W. COLWELL, Robert Leav. Co, KS COOPER, David 1'1. Paola, KS COOPER, Samuel COOP, Frederick CORY, Francis G. CRANE, William Johnson Co, KS CRIPE, John S. DEr~, Cyrus M. DESQUE, Henry DOANE, Fred W. DOANE, George E. DOMINIQUE, Rovere Gazolino DRAPER, Geo. W. DUDLEY, John H. DEE r~s, Joseph L. DUNCAN, Wesley H. EASLEY, Henry E. EDMONDS, James W. Nevada, 1"10 ELSTON, David C. El"lERY, Melville Galesbury, ILL FEE, John Howard FITCHUE, James FITC1.iUE, Joseph Dg. Co, KS FITZPATRICK, James FORTH, Eddison F. FORTIN, Nelson L. Boston, Mass. FRAKER, William S. Dg. Co, KS DOUGLASS, Alice M. FOWLER, Anna Dg. Co, KS THRASHER, Kate Dg. Co, KS KENNEDY, Carrie OTT, Helen HOLLINSHEAD, Ellen ELGIN, Laura Johnson Co, KS TINKEY, Sarah LEWIS, Kate L. SHEETS, Lena ALLEN, Josephine LACY, Julia E. HEGER, Dheresia 21 Noc 1883 12 July 1883- 501 447 A. M. Richardson, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 14 Aug 1883- 457 J-as. Marvin, MG 412 416 402 452 Dudley Lee, MG Jos. Rahskopf, MG Werter R.Davis, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 376 479 390 426 473 413 Peter Brubaker, MG C. E. Williams, MG August Fistor, NG Daniel Walter, MG A. fie Foote, PJ H. Foote, PJ 24 June 1883 28 Feb 1883 5 June 1883 7 Nov 1883 29 Aug 1883 13 Feb 1883- 443 406 438 J. A. Hubenger, MG C. E. Williams, MG John S. Brown, MG J. W. Alderman, MG A. H. Daniels, MG A. K. Johnson, !";.G 18 Nov 1883 3 Feb 1883 500 394 A. A. Trimper, MG 418 508 486 A. Beatty, I1G 511 H. 1"1. Green, I1G ANDERSON, Mary E. HART UP , Hattie J. MC CURDY, Annie H. BAILLIE, Eliza S. SCOTT, Frankey E. ARNETT, Laura M. Dg. Co, KS WILKESON, Annie E. ABRA.MZ, Josie Dg. Co, KS BURN TON , Ella E. LOWRY, Ella GREEN, Anni e Leav. Co, KS BRASS, Sallie S. RUSSELL, Eliza Ann Sl"IITH, Katie R. Dg. Co, KS HATCH, Emma L. Jeff. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS 8 Nar 1883 22 Mar 1883 28 Feb 1883 25 July 1883Dg. Co, KS 1 Jan 1883 30 Sept 1883 25 Jan 1883 15 Apr 1883 18 Sept 1883 12 Mar 1883 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS 22 Mar 1883 13 Dec 1883 15 Oct 1883Leav.Co, KS? 24 Dec 1883 10 July 1883 16 july 1883Dg. Co, KS 21 Jan 1883~ Jeff. Co, KS -226- 494 463 397 A. H. F'oote, PJ William Harwell,hG R. Martin, l"lG 447 448 Sam'l Eaker, MG A. Beatty, MG 389 Justus McCoy, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS rillRRIAGE RECORDB - 1883 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place Officiant C. G. Crysler, l"lG FRAZIER, William C. JEMISON, Alice ~. 17 June 1883 442 A. h. Foote, PJ FREDERICK, Frank C. NOSRIS, Sylvia E. 17 Feb 1883401 Topeka, KS Topeka, KS DS. Co, KS S. M. Osmond, ~G FRENCH, Charles D. WARNE, Caroline ~ackey(Mrs.) 21 Aug 1883 461 J. P. Dahlquist, l"IG FRIDLUND, John F. SWANSON, Minnie 12 Oct 1883485 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Osage Co, KS Wilmot Whitfield, l"lG GALE, Leonidas 'r. PARRETT, AdelIa D. 9 May 1883431 Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS D. S. Mac Ewan, MG GAMBLE, Charles N. LAnD, l'lary E. 22 Mar 1883417 Lansing, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS A. H. Foote, FJ GARDNER, Thomas S. HILL, Nancy J. 25 Dec 1883514 Aurora Spgs, MO Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Jas. Marvin, l"lG GARRETT, Edwin L. WADE, Eudora A. 13 11ar 1883414 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Osage Co, KS A. H. Foote, PJ GAUSNELL, James W. TRAPP, Amanda 19 July 1883450 Leav. Co, K5 Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS A. A. Trimper, MG GIERTZ (GEIRTZ),Andreas SCHNEIDER Amelia~ 9 June 1883 440 A. H. Foote, PJ GILBREATH, Ain S. BANCOM,MaryAClementina 5 Sept 1883465 Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Geo. Hale Scott, MG \,..--' GILLESPIE, James B. WILSON, Jessie 31 May 1883 437 A. H. Foote, PJ GILLILAND, Thomas L. DEMPSTER, Maggie T. 12 Apr 1883 423 J. H. Bonebrake, rIG GLENN, William B. WIl'lER, Sarah L. 9 Dec 1883 507 A. G. Sawin, l"IG GRAHAM, Samuel HIGBY, Nettie 5 June 1883436 Franklin, Penn. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Washington 11ercer ,NG GRAVES, Rid ,SWEEZY,Jane 15 Nov 1883498 Atchison, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS c.J • 1'1. Michael, I'lG GROSDIDIER, Edward W. DWYRE, Mollie 16 Apr 1883425 Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS ~. Co, KS GUSTAFSON, Charles John CARLSON, Augusta Elizabeth 10 Oct 1883-License Only A. A. Trimper, l"lG HADLEY, Theodore W. DAVIS, Cora E. 28 June 1883 444 A. A. rrrimper, l'1G HAGLUND, John A. OLSON, Nary C. 14 Apr 1883 424 H. 1''1. Greene, MG ~~SHIRE, Rufus A. LEAMER, Kate K. 6 June 1883 438 HARBAUGH, William W. TRAVIS, Alice E. 25 Apr 1883-License Only C. w. Dabourdien,JP HARRIS, Herbert E. FATTY, Anna 26 Oct 1883491 Linwood, KS Linwood, KS Leav.Co, KS A. H. Foote, PJ' HARRISON, Abraham L. HEF.E'NER, Louisa 6 bep 1883 467 T -227- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS fillRRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place !:&it Officiant HART'r.r'lANN (HARTI'iANN), SCHRAEDER, l"linnie 10 l"lar 1883 413 August Fistor, !vlG Augustus VOGL, Frances C. HAUBER, Joseph SOXl"'lAN, Annie Mary RAUS, Josiah C. SUTTON, Frances HAYI"UiN., Edward T. Frank. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS HANSON, Betty HERl"lAN, Peter Dg. Co, KS Ch~nute, KS HUNTER, Minnie C. HICKS, Charles Leav. Co, KS Leav. Co, KS HIGH, William H. PUCKET'r, l"lartha Jeff. Co, .KS Topeka, KS ALDER, Sarah E. HINES, David P. OSMOND, Ida K. HOLBROOK, Norman E. Dg. Co, KS l"iarengo, IA HOLLISTER, Jeremiah J. BRYANT, Nettie M. BRITTON, Vestia E. HORN BARGER , John G. Lawrence:~ KS Emporia, KS HOSKINSON, Williamson K. NICHOLS, Jennie A. HOUSE, Lucious O. SEARL, Ella A. Dg. Co, KS Topeka, KS STEWART, Ida HOWARD, James I. Jeff. Co, KS Jeff. Co, KS HUGHES, Benjamin STUDLEY, Jennie LOWRY, .Annie JACKSON, Charles DALE, Cora JACKSON, Lawson BUCKRANAN, Belle J.AMES, Sa.m.uel PLANGHER, Susan JARBOE, Richard Alva l"lILLBR, Adele JARDON, Frank X. J'ONES, George 1":. HAYS, Jennie KLINE, Nary D. JONES, Jesse Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS REYNOLDS, Dora G. JONES, Robert 1"1. JORDAN, Augustus M. GCRl"IONT, Rosalie Edgerton, KS l"ledia, KS 14 Nov 1883 496 18 Oct 1883 487 12 Jan 1883387 Dg. Co, KS 16 Nov 1883497 Chanute, KS 7 Feb 1883394 Falleaf(Leav.Co,KS) 15 Feb 1883399 Shawnee Co, KS 25 Nov 1883 503 15 Aug 1883458 Dg. Co, KS 5 Sept 1883 466 456 13 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS 18 Nov 1883 499 422 12 Apr 1883Dg. Co, KS 3 Oct 1883480 Dg. Co, KS 22 Aug 1883 461 20 Dec 1883 511 27 Sept 1883 477 7 June 1883 437 482 7 Oct 1883 5 Dec 1883 506 28 Feb 1883 404 23 Jan 1883389 Dg. Co, KS 21 Nov 1883 501 9 Jan 1883386 Dg. Co, KS -228- Elias Mayer, Priest Wm. H. Sweet, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Aug. Johnson, I'lG Sam. Kelsall, I'lG H. Z. Dunlap, JF \oJ. D. Stover, rvlG S. N. Osmond, MG A. A. Trimper, l"IG L. C. Ebey, MG J. E. Whiting, MG Clark G.Howland, l"lG A. H. Foote, FJ B. F. Bates, MG 11artin, 1'1G A. H. Daniels, l"lG Washington Mercer,MG Sam 'I Baker, 1"IG A. G. Sawin, l"lG G. S. Dearborn,l"lG Geo.W. Havermale,MG F~obert Andrew Douglass, JF f'. Brosard, l"IG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS Bridegroom Bride ~~IAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Date/Place ~ KARNES, Abraham F. CLARK, Clara Ellen 1 Feb 1883 392 KIRCHNER, John 462 GRANVI~LE, Bridget 25 Aug 1883 KEI]'ER, Wilbur F. hITCHELL, Emma 9 Jan 1883387 Boulder, Colo. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS KEl"lP, William J. PLATZ, Ella 29 July 1883 453 KIESEl-HvETTER, John Edward ROBERTS,Minnie hay 22 Sept 1883476 Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KG Dg. Co, KS KING, Edward BEESON, Mollie 419 31 ~lar 1883 . KINSEY, Charles 444 TUF'FIELD, !'largaret J. 29 June 1883 KIRKtlliN, Charles 451 DAVENFORT, Ida Lee 25 July 1883Linwood, KS Eall Leaf, KS Dg. Co, KS KLAUS, Louis J. WEYBRIGHT, Nora 13 Jan 1883 389 KLOPF,Aaron T. SN YDER , Mary E. 489 21 Oct 1883Kansas City, MO Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS KNIGHTEN, Jesse W. 468 LA RUE, Mary E. 7 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS Coffey Co, KS Dg. Co, KS KNOEPF'EL, Adam HUNTSINGER, Emma 415 15 !,lar 1883Wellsville, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS KNUEHL, Joseph A. 384 RUE¥...L, Justine 1 Jan 1883Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Leav. Co, KS LA BARRIERE', Emil BROWN, Kate 472 17 Sept 1883Rich Hill, I"10 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS LANDON, Herbert RODELL, Annie s. !'1. 31 Jan 1883 391 LAVAN, James MURPHY, Johanna 479 29 Sept 1883 LENARD, Charles STAGGERS, Kate 483 6 Oct 1883 LEWIS, Charles 484 LOWRY, Willie (Miss) 11 Oct 1883 LEWIS, Walter D. 400 CAl"1FBELL, Amanda 18 Feb 1883 LIGHTWILER, Rudolph 446 LIGHTWILER, Sarah 3 July 1883 LIKES, Moses I"1. HOPFING, Sarah Jane 24 Dec 1883 513 LINK, Charles W. BUTLER, Catharine 449 17 July 1883Topeka, KG Topeka, KS Dg. Co, KS LONG, William ~1ADDEN, Maggie 1 Oct 1883-License only LUIS, Alo SEIBOLD, Ibena 436 28 May 1883 LYMAN, Dwight G. 420 rillDRICK, Annie A. 8 Apr 1883 LYON, A. DeWitt WELLl"lAN, I"1innie A. 10 Aug 1853 456 -229- Officiant ~}oseph Iliff, JF J. E. Whiting, ~lG Werter R.Davis, MG J. B. Whisler, MG A. H. Foote, PJ H. Ford, MG Chas.Chadwick, JF A. H. Foote, FJ P. M.Lewis, !'lG A. H. :Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, FJ Daniel Walter, I"lG Wm. N. Fage, I"lG C. G. Crysler, MG A. A. Trimper, I"IG Elias Mayer,Priest A. H. Foote, PJ R. Martin, MG A. A. Trimper, MG A. ~-l. Foote, FJ A. H. Foote, fJ A. H. Foote, FJ Elias Mayer, Priest S. M. Osmond, MG J. W. Alderman, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I'IARRIAGE RECORDS - 1833 (Cont I d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace MARTENS, August BRMfD, Minnie 4 Mar 1883 r"JillTIN, f"Iajor WATSON, Serena 17 Sept 1883 flliRVIN, Elmer G. BRYANT, Farthena 28 July 1883 NC CALL, Alexander NICKELL, Amanda E. 21 Dec 188, 1'1C CREARY, Miller B. MANN, Clarissa H.(Miss) 17 hay ,1883 Leav. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS MC GEE, George, Jr. DENNIS, Viola 2 Jan 1883 MC KINNEY, Archibald SFERAW, Alice M. 27 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Holling, K.S NC KNIGHT, Francis Marion DUTTON, Lillie 10 Nov 1883 MC LEAN, Michael F. POLLEY, Elsie Belle 12 Sept 1883Dodge City, KS Dodge City, KS Dodge Co, K.S f"lC LH'IANS, James W. CHILD, Harriet L. 1 Oct 1883 MC NEIL, Daniel C. SCHOENING,Weaver P.(~~s.) 25 Jan 1883Osceola, 1'10 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS MEAD, John MC FARLAND, Julia 13 Feb 1883Pamona, KS Pamona, KS Dg. Co, KS l"'lEADE, Frank A. PUTN.AM, r·j,arcia J. 7 Oct 1883 l"'lENDENHALL, Charles COX, Elmira E. 3 F'eb 1883Laveta, Colo. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS METSKER, John L. HARDING, Mary M. 27 May 1883 MILLER, John GASSER, Rosa 10 June 1883 f"'lONROE, Andy NELSON, Winnie 7 Nov 1883 l"'10NTGOMERY, Edgar tI. PLATZ, Emma 1 Nar 1883 l"'lOORE, Allen MC CAULEY, hary 19 Sept 1883 MORRIS, Alfred 'r. TINKEY, Elizabeth 24 Dec 1883Frank. Co" KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS MORRIS, William H. OSBORN, Hallie C. 11 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS Wilson Co, KS Dg. Co, KS MURlEY, Daniel J. SOULE, Bertha 26 Dec 1883Ark City, KS Eldorad , KS Dg. Co, KS MYERS, Elmer E. MC CALL, I"ici.tilda 30 Sept 1883 NElS, .Peter GENTH£R, l"'lary 2 May 1883 NEWBY, Richard F. l"'IACY, l'1ary L. 14 Apr 1883Kansas City, 1'10 Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS OLSON, Anton LOFGREN, Carrie 28 Apr 1883 -230- £&.£ Officiant 408 472 August Fistor, tlG welborn Wright, MG Benj. F. Bates, MG C. E. Williams, NG s. IvI. Osmond, MG 454- 510 433 384 405 A. H. Foote, PJ 495 470 A. H. 480 390 A. H. Foote, PJ Geo. W.Havermale,I''lG 397 A. H. Foote, PJ 483 395 Elias Nayer,~riest Frank B. Glds, I'!G 435 441 494 407 474 512 Daniel E. Smith, MG J. Ehrsam, l"1G !-'. Johnson, MG Christopher Flory,HG R. hartin, l'lG A. H. F'oote, PJ· 471 .A. H. Foote, PJ 515 A. Beatty, l'1G 478 429 424 C. E. Williams, MG F. T. Harder, NG William F. Haworth,MG 429 A. B. S. Crosby, MG Foote, P'J Jas. Marvin, l'lG A. Trimper, l"'lG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"iARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place OTTINGEB., Feter HAlif"lON, Lydia 6 Dec 1883Jeff. Co, KS Jeff. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS OWENS, Benjamin H. SLArPER, Hary 9 Aug 1883Henry Co, MO Henry Co, 1'10 Dg. Co"; KS OWINGS, Nathan B. MC GEE, Alice 21 Nov 1883Oak Grove, 1'10 Jeff. Co, HO Jeff. Co, KS PAGE, Clifton FLEI1ING, Nina Edith 14 Aug 1883Topeka, KS Topeka, KS Dg. Co, KS PARLET'r, Benjamin F. HART, Flora 13 Nov 1883Frank. Co, KS Pottawatomie Co,KS Dg. Co, KS FARM, George ADAl'lS, Jane 5 Aug 1883 PARMENTER,Charles S. WILLIAMS, Anna G. 25 Dec 1883 FENCIUlliD, William E. WATTS, Mary E. 30 Oct 1883 FERSON, John PETERSON, Christine 10 Apr 1883 l'ETRIE, Richard R. BROWN, Millie 10 Sept 1883 PHILLIPS, Rufus F'. HOOD, Elizabeth 27 Sept 1883 PINGREE, George E. GILES, Elizabeth M. 16 Oct 1883Dg. Co, KS Rockford, IL Dg. Co, KS PRICE, w..lliam A. GILL, Eva R. 18 Jan 1883 HAGER, Samuel HILL, Rachel 29 Aug 1883 RANDALL, Clarence L. RAYSON, Emma A. 2 July 1883Cedar Junction, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS RANDALL, William F. BROOKE, Julia M. 6 l":ar 1883 RANSDELL, Daniel B. FLOYD,.b.nna 22 F'eb 1883 READING, James W. FRIDLEY, Bertha M. 1 Sept 1883 REAGAN, J'ohn I"1C CltRTY(I":C CARTHY) ,I"lary 19 June 1883Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Johnson Co, KS REBER, Daniel H. STROBEL, Louisa 5 I"lar 1883Dg. Co, KS Johnson Co, KS Dg. Co, KS REDIvlON, Charles H. 0' SULLIVAN, I"lary 1'1. 17 Oct 1883Osage Co, KS Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS REYES, Henry WINCHELL, Aggie 10 Dec 1883 RICE, Charles W. GRIFFIN, Emily 27 July 1883Grand Rapids, Mich. Kansas City, KS Dg. Co, KS RICHARDS, Hugh Tudor f'ULLER, Lizzie J. 20 Feb 1883Hermansillo-Sonora ,1'1ex. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS -231- Eg., Officiant 506 a. H. Foote, F'J 455 H. H. Howard, JP 503 A. A. Trimper, MG 457 A. H. Foote, f'J 495 J.W.Alderman, hG 454 515 492 422 469 477 487 A. H. F. J. D. S. A. H. A. H. Chas. A. H. 388 462 445 G. S. Dearborn, l'1G B. Foote, FJ' W. A. Boucher, MG 411 403 464 440 A. H. Foote, FJ . \Villiam Jones, riG A. H. Foote, PJ' M. J. Cas~y,Priest 407 F. T. Harder, MG 488 A. H. 508 452 J. W. Alderman, MG Chas. Chadwick, JP 403 James I"larvin, l'lG Daniels, MG Williams, MG Mac Ewan, MG Foote, PJ Foote, PJ Chadwick, JP Foote, PJ A. lt~oote, P'J �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS r~~IAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Date/Place Bridegroom Bride ROBINSON, Daniel G. ROTH, Charles E. Atchison, KS ROYfJfI'EH, Nat Jeff. Co, KS RUSCH, John SAN":F'ORD, William C. Fontiac, Mich. SCHOEN HOFFER , John SEIWALD, Frank Dg. Co, KS SIMMS, Edward SHE;~, James B. Dg. Co, KS SHIELDS, Joseph H. SI'lI'I'H, George H. Kingman, KS SNI'I'H, John SI'lITH, Ross St'lITH, \val ter S. St. Louis, 1"10 SI'lITH, William J. Shawnee, Co, KS SNYDER, George W. SOl"YiER, Joseph SPERRY, S. Watson SPIETZ, Robert J. SPRING, John W. STANLEY, Jasper N. Jeff. Co, KS STERLING, Miles Wilson STEWART, Odus ST. LeUIS, John E Topeka, KS 8'lIOEVER., D. Herman 3 May 1883 24 July 1883Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS EORTON, Ellernora 17 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS Jeff. Co, KS 20 Nov 1883 OLl"lSTED, Julia 27 Dec 1883BROWNE, Josie E. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS 2 Oct 1883 SOrJ'JER, Nary 3 Oct 1883HADEL, Caroline Dg. Co, KS Johnson Co, KS 10 l'lay 1883 BUTTER, Courtney 18 Nov 1883RIC.H.ARD, Maud Shawnee Co, KS Oakland, Calif. 18 Feb 1883 w'ILLIAMS, Hannah 14 Oct 1883SHOwALTER, Lillian I"1. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS PETERSON, haria C. 3 Mar 1883 3 Oct 1883 JONES, Fannie 26 Dec 1883rLARTIN, Alice C. Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS l"IC NEIL, rlary 14 l"iay 1883Dg. Co, KS Perryville, KS BITTERLY, Lizzie 3 Sept 1883 l"iADDLE (I'1.ADEL), l"lary 8 May 1883 COREL, Ollie 3 Jan 1883 20 Feb 1883 WIEDEMANN, Lizzie 23 Oct 1883 HARRIS, Joanna (Mrs.) 13 I'lar 1883l"iAIN, Rosa Jeff. Ce, KS Dg. Co, KS 19 July 1883 FELLOWS, Cara E. 26 I'lay 1883 FOSTER, Lotta BASTIAN, Caroline 27 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS Topeka, KS ~JHITEGONS, Theresa Agnes 29 Nov 1883 DUNCAN, Ella J OHNSCN, 1"lary F. -232- ~ Officiant 430 451 Dudley Lee, I'lG A. A. Trimper, .MG 473 Frank B. Olds, MG 502 516 .A.. 476 478 Elias .Mayer, Friest Elias Mayer, Friest 430 500 Rufus Parks, I'1G O. J. Cowles, MG. 400 486 E. B. Lee, l"lG 410 481 512 A. H. Foote, FJ R. Martin, I"IG Werter R. Davis, MG 432 A. H. 465 428 385 402 490 415 A. A. Trimper,MG Elias Mayer,Priest William Jones, MG A. A. Trimper, l'1G Geo. Hale Scott,l"lG A. H. Foote, FJ 450 435 517 Jas. l'larvin, I''lG A. H. Foote, PJ Chas. Chadwick, JOP 499 Elias Mayer,Friest H. Foote, PJ Archibald Beatty,NG Samuel Baker, l'1G Foote, PJ 0 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS rJUillIAGE RECORDS - 1883(Cont'd)Bridegroom Bride Date/Place £&ll Officiant STROMBAUGH, Aaron M. STUDEBAKER, Isaac SURBER, Charles W. TALLEY, Daniel 'rHACKER, William M. TORN EDEN , Simon Leav. Co, KS TOSH, Lindorf D. L. TREMFER, Henry S. TRII"lPER, Abraham A. VANDERBUR, Samuel A. VANDEhBUR, William T. VAUGHN, Horton Caldwell, KS VINCENT, Charles W. Osage Co, KS VITT, Joseph WALTON, John H. WALTON, Thomas WARD, Charles J. Kansas City, KO WARREN, George Allen WATSON, Lemuel WATSON, Theodore A. WEAR, Charles A. Kansas City, 1"10 WEAVER, Arthur D. WEBBER, Frederich WEIDNhR, John F. Topeka, KS WHEAT, Robert C. Cinn, Ohio WHITE, Elmer W. WHI'I'NhY, John H. WILKINSON,William A.J. WILl"10TH, Frank H. BANNING, Mary M. ELLERS, Ellaziene WOODWARD, Frances A. FOGERTY, Viola HETvJARD, Carrie E. EBERHARD, Sophie Dg. Co, KS PARISH, l"linnie C. FOEHLER, Emma A. RAND, Susan R. HlJI"iFHREY, Harriet B. TAYLOR, Fembina BAILEY, l"lary Anna IJg. Co, KS COX, Eliza Osage Co, KS GOTTSTEIN, Mary GALE, l'lartha Grace TAYLOR, Lucy L. MORGAN, Anna 1'1. Dg. Co, KS CLAY, Jane WALLACE, Laura WOLCG-TT, A.dell S. WarrON, 1'1artha J. Kansas City, 1'10 BULLENE, Gertrude BADSKY, Laura HARTI'ihN, Lena Topeka, KS DRAPER, Flora A. Dg. Co, KS bTO'WE, Clara F. ST liNyJIX, Ka t e LONG, Laura J. S1"lITH, Elsie 29 Oct 1883 6 1'lar 1883 4 Mar 1883 5 Dec 1883 17 Nay 1883 20 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS 12 Nov 1883 12 Sept 1883 14 Sept 1883 14 Feb 1883 14 Feb 1883 5 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS 14 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS 20 Nov 1883 7 Nov 1883 30 June 1883 19 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS 18 Aug 1883 27 Nov 1883 12 Apr 1883 19 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS 7 June 1883 8 filar 1883 14 July 1883Shawnee Co,KS 17 Nay 1883Dg. Co, KS 4 .Apr 1883 14 Oct 1883 9 Apr 1883 15 Aug 1883 491 409 408 .A. Ii. Foote, PJ' Daniel E. Smith, MG Thomas Scott, ~G Daniel E.Smith, MG L. S. Spring, I"IG Jacob E. Maurer,MG -233- 505 432 511 496 469 471 398 398 395 D. S. Mac Ewan, MG A. A. Trimper, rlG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, PJ William F. Harvey,1'lG 399 A. H. Foote,PJ 502 A. r---_ •• - 493 445 509 H. Foote, PJ Geo.Winterbourne,MG A. H. l!'oote ,PJ A. M. Richardson,MG 460 504 423 460 Chas. Chadwick, JF Washington I"lercer,MG Clark G. Howland,l"lG A. H. Foote, FJ 439 411 448 Richard Cordley,MG William H.l"iichael, f-lG 'r.F .Dornblaser,MG 433 J. 420 482 421 J. H. Byers, hG A. J. Jennings, JF A. H.Foote, ·PJ' Jas. rlarvin, l"IG 459 vi. Alderman, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I'iARRIAGE IlliCORDS - 1883 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place Fg.# Officiant WILSON, Benjamin ]'. Jeff. Co, KS WOOD, Edward B. WOODARD, Joseph J. \JOODSON, Charles wULFh~HLE, William C. YOUNG, Feter ZERBY, John W. ZONDLER, Charles FARMER, Elizabeth O. Jeff. Co, KS WHITLO\v, Lillian L. COX, Absili t \Oi. HERLINGER, l"lartha J. BU CHHEIM, l"lary A. PLIFK.A., Anna FLEER, Annie C. SHURR, Kate STACK, Nora 23 Sept 1883Jeff. Co, KS 5 Jan 1883 13 Sept 1883 26 Feb 1883 20 l"1ar 1883 26 May 1883 8 Apr 1883 31 Mar 1883-License 18 Oct 1883 475 C. W. Cherry,JF 386 468 405 416 434 419 only 488 A. H. F'oote, FJ .A. H. Foote, FJ Chas.Chadwick, JP August Fistor,MG J. W. Stewart,JF Ferdinand T.Harder,MG ZUTTEm~iliISTER,William A• .A. Trimper ,l"lG ALPHil.BETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NM'iE - 1883 Groom Bride Groom Bride ABRAl"lZ, Josie ADAl"lS, Jane ALBRIGHT, May ALDER, Sarah E. ALLEN, Josephine ANDERSON, !"Iary E. ARNE':rT, Laura M. AUSTAETT, Louisa BADSKY, Laura BAILEY, Mary Anna BAILLIE, Eliza S. B.A.NNING, Mary !"l. BANCO!"i, I"lary A. BARDELL, Hattie L. BASTIAN, Caroline BATIvlAN, Clara BEESON, l'1011ie BITTERLY, Lizzie BRAND, Minnie BRASS, Sallie S. EMERY, Melville FARM, George BRUNE, Samuel Edward HINES, David F. DOANE, Fred W. DRAPER, George W. EDNONDS, James W. BAKER, william J. WEBBER, Frederick VAUGHN, Horton DUNCAN, 'vJesley H. STRONBAUGH, Aaron M. GILBREATH, Ain S. BENEDICT, Fred R. ST. LOUIS, John F. BUELL, F'remon t KING, Edward SNYDER, George W. l"iAB.TENS, August FITZPATRICK, James BRIT/lION, Vestia E. HORNBiiliGLR, John G. BROOKE, Julia I'i. RANDALL, William P. BROWN, Kate LA BARRIERE, Emil BROWN, Nillie PErRIE, Richard R. BROWN, Rhoda " BAhNET":r, Nathaniel BROWNE, Josie E. SANFORD, william C. BRYANT, Nettie I"i. HOLLIS'lIER, Jeremiah J". BRYANT, Partthena I'~VIN, Elmer G. BUCHHElll, Nary .A. WUL]'KUHLE, William C. BUCKHANAN, Belle JAMBS, Samuel BUKER, Nary ALBERT, William BULLENE, Gertrude WEAVER, Arthur D. BURNTON, Ella E. FEE, John Howard BUTLER, Catherine LINK, Charles W. BUrLER, CO\lI'tney SllmS, Edward CAI'lF BELL, .A manda LEWIS, 'walter D. CARLSON, hugusta Elizabeth GUSTAFSCN,Charles John CARI,r.lBA.N, Cyrena ADM'lS, J ame s ChILD, Harriet L. 1"1C LII"lANS, James W. CLARK, Clara Ellen KARNES, Abraham F. -234- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NA¥~ - 1883 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride ARIE, John FOSTER, Lotta CLAY, Annie WAFl~, George Allen FOWLER, Anna CLAY, Jane BOWl"lAN, George FRIDLEY, Bertha M. COREL, Ella SF'ERRY, S. Watson GALE, I"lartha Grace COREL, Ollie WOODARD, Joseph J. GASSER, Rosa COX, Absilit W. VINCENT, Charles W. GENTHEH, Mary COX, Eliza MENDENHALL, Charles GIDEON, Mary COX, Elmira E. CAl"'WBELL, William H. GILES, Elizabeth M. CURTIS, Nellie C. JACKSON, Lawson GILL, Eva R. DALE, Cora KIRKl"lAN, Charles GORf'~CNT, Rosalie DAVENPORT, Ida Lee HADLEY, Theodore W. GOTTSTEIN, Mary DAVIS, Cora E. GILLILAND, Thomas L. GRANVILLE, Bridget DEf'1PSTER, Maggie T. MC GEE, George J. GREEN, Annie DENNIS, Viola CARSON, John GREGG, Emma DI¥~Y, Isabella BELL, Jackson GRIFFIN, Emily DODDS, l"'lartha CLELAND, William W. HADEL, Caroline DOUGLASS, Alice M. WHEAT, Robert C. HANSON, Betty DRAF'ER, Flora A. CHEESl"lAN, Edmund G. HARDING, Mary M. DREISBACH, Mary E. BASKERVILLE, Emanuel J. HARl"iON, Lydia DUDGEON, Sadie R. ROBINSON, Daniel G. HARRIS, Joanna(¥~s.) DUNCAN, Ella MC KNIGHT,Francis Marian HiillT, Flora DUTTON, Lillie GROSDIDIER, Edward W. HARTrlliN, Lena DWIRE, Mollie TORNEDEN, Simon HARTUF, Hattie J. EBERHARD, Sophie BANCROFT, William E. HATCH, Emma L. EDGAR, Kate V. HAYS, Jennie EIDEI'lILLER, Helen E.(l"liss) , BOLES, James L. CRAlIE, William P~YS, Nannie ELGIN, Laura STUDEBAKER, Isaac HEDRICK, Annie A. ELLERS, Ellaziene WILSON, Benjamin F. HEFFNER, Louisa FARNER, Elizabeth O. STERLING, Miles Wilson HEGER, Dheresia FELLOWS, Cera E. BRUNE, George C. HENRY, Alcina FETHEROLF, Jennie M. ZERBY, John W. HENSHAW, Ellen FLEER, Annie C. Page, Clifton HENSON, Bettie FL}~lING, Nina Edith CLARK, Ezra J. HERLINGER, l"lartha J. FLORY, Lucy RANSDELL, Daniel B. HEn~ARD, Carrie E. FLOYD, Anna TALLEY, Daniel HIGBY, Nettie FOGERTY, Viola -235- Groom STEWART, Odus COLWELL, Robert READING, James W. WALTON, John H. MILLER, John NElS, Peter CARSON, Daniel PINGREE, George E. PRICE, William A. JORDAN, Augustus I'l. VITT, Joseph KIRCHNER, John FITCHUE, Joseph BLAKER, William S. RICE, Charles W. SEIWALD, Frank HERf'lAN, Peter METSKER, John L. OTTINGER, Feter SFRING, John \-1. PARLBT'l', Benjamin F. WEIDNER, J'ohn F. DUDLEY, John H. FRAKER, William S. JONES, George l"1. CARLTON, Sidney E. LITlAN, Dwight G. HARRISON, Abraham L. DONINIQUE,Rovere Gazolino BEAGLE, David ARGNBRIGHT, J'oseph ANDERSON, Benjamin WOOLSON, Charles THACKER, William M. GRAHAl'1, Samuel �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NArili - 1883 (Cont'd) Bride Bride Groom HILL, Nancy J. GARDNER, Thomas S. HILL, Rachel RAGER, Samuel HOLLINSHEAD, Ellen CORY, Francis G. HOOD, Elizabeth FHILLIPS, Rufus F. HOPPING, Sarah Jane LIKES, l"loses 1"'1. HORTON, Ellernora ROYSTER, Nat HU1'-'IFHREY, Harriet B. VANDERBUR, Samuel A. HUNTER, Minnie C. HICKS, Charles HUNTSINGER, Emma KNOEPPEL, Adam JACKSON, Laura BURNETT, Benjamin JEMISON, Alice 1'-'1. FRAZIER, William C. JOHNSON, Mary P. ROTH, Charles E. JONES, Fannie SMI'rH, Ross KENNEDY Amanda CL.ARK, John KENNEDY, Carrie COOFER, Samuel KING, Cassia E. CAl"WBELL, Henry E. KLINE, Mary D. JONES, Jesse LACY, Julia E. DOANE, George E. LADD, Emma J. BUTTS, Halleck D. LADD, I"lary E. GAl"lBLE, Char I e sM. LA RUE, Mary E. KNIGHTEN, Jesse W. LEM'JER, Kate K. .flAlVlFSHIRE, Rufus A. LEWIS, Kate L. DEriAREE, Cyrus 1"'1. LIGHTWILER, Sarah LIGHTWILER, Rudolph BEAM, Emanuel LINK, Mary A. LOFGREN, Carrie OLSON, lillton LONG, Laura J. WILKINSON, William A.J. LOWRY, Annie JACKSON, Charles LOWRY, Ella FITCHUE, James LOWRY, Willie (Miss) LEWIS, Charles l'1A.CY, 1'1ary L. NEviBY, Richard P. MADDEN, Maggie LONG, William MADDLE (l"lADAL) ,r'Iary SOl'lMEH, Joseph MAIN, Rosa B'rANLEY, Jasper N. l'lANN, Clarissa H. (Miss) I"IC CREARY, Miller B. I"UlliTIN, Alice C. SMITH, Walter S. Groom MC CALL, I"Iatilda l'lYERS, Elmer E. MC CARTY(tIC CARTHY) ,Mary REAGAN, John NC CAULEY, Mary l'100RE, Allen 1'1C CURDY, .Annie H. DEE MARS, Joseph L. MC FARLAND, Julia MEAD, John MC GEE, Alice OWINGS, Nathan B. l'lC NEIL, Mary SMITH, William J. MENZER, Helena BRUNE, William H. tIILLER, Adell JARDON, Frank X. MILLER, Emma BRENDER, Frederick L. MILLER, Lizzie J. RICHARDS, hugh Tudor MITCHELL, Emma KEIFER, Wilbur F. tiORGAN, .Anna M. WARD, Charles J. t'lURPHY, J"ohanna LAVAN, James NELSON, winnie MONROE, Andy NICHOLS, Jennie A. HOSKINSON,Williamson H. NICKELL, Amanda E. MC CALL, Alexander NORRIS, Sylvia E. FREDERICK, Frank C. OGDEN, hollie B. (Miss) CHAH'1AN, William E. OLMSTED, Julia RUSCH, John OLSON, Mary C. HAGLUND, John A. ORl"lli, Cassie E. ANDERSON, J"ames W. OSBORN, Emma G. CLARK, Francis C. OSBORN, Sallie C. MORRIS, William H. OSMOND, Ida K. HOLBROOK, Norman B. O'SULLIVAN, f1ary M. REDtl0N, Charles H. OTT, Helen COFF, Frederick FARISH, 1'linnie C. TOSH, Linddorf FARKER, 1'lollie CARY, Thomas E. T. PARKHURST, Ida M. ANDERSON, Francis M. FARRETT, AdelIa D. GALE, Leonidas T. FATTY, Anna lUJRRIS, Herbert E. FATIiE, I"iartha ALLEN, William FETERSON, Christine }'ERSON, John FETEHbON, Maria C. ShITH, John N. PET'rY, 'l'heodocia BLEVINS, John R. -236- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NM"ili - 1883 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom SNOOT, Sadie CM'JPBELL, Elliott A. FLANGHLR, Susan JARBOE, Richard Alva flli YDER, l"iary l!;. KLOPP, Aaron '1'. FLATZ, Ella KEr~, William J. SOl"lMER, Nary SCHOENHOFFER, John FLATZ, Emma .MONTGOMERY, Edgar 1'1. SOl"mEhS, Anna BLEAKLEY(BLAECHEL),Frank FLIF'KA, Anna YOUNG, Peter D. SOULE, Bertha MURPHY, Daniel J. FOEHLEH, Emma A. TRErlPER, Henry S. SOXMAN, Annie Mary HAUS, Josiah C. POLLEY, Elsie Belle MC LEAN, Michael F. SPEROw, Alice .M. 1'-1C KINNEY, Archibald FOWERS, Vienna CAYLOR, Isaac J. STACK, Nora ZUTTEffi"ffiISTER,William PUCKET'r, flartha HIGH, William H. STAGGERS, Kate LENARD, Charles PUREL, Jennie BROWN, Thomas K. STANWIX, Kate WHI'l'NEY, John H. FUTNiJVl, l"larcia J. MEADE, Frank A. STE'WART, Ida HOWARD, James I. RAND, Susan R. TRlt1PER, Abraham A. STILLWELL, Olive Leanna BROWN, Charles o. RAYSON, Emma A. RANDALL, Clarence L. STOCKWELL, Nancy H. CHADWICK, Charles REYNOLDS, Dora G. JONES, Robert M. STOWE, Clara F. WHITE, Elmer W. RHODES, Ellen CHRISTY, William F. STROBLE (l::/I'ROB~Louisa REBER, Daniel H. RICHARD, [-laud SHEARER, James B. h~GHES, Benjamin ROBERTS, Minnie May KIESENWETTER,John Edward STUDLEY, Jennie SUTTON, ]'rances HAYl"lAN, Edward T. RODELL, Annie S. M. LANDON, Herbert SWANSON, Minnie F'RIDElJND, John P. ROUSh, Annie BRICKELL, William G. SWEEZY, Jane GRAVES, Rid RUEHL, Justine KNUEHL, Joseph A. TAYLOR, Lucy L. WALTON, 'rhomas RUSSELL, Eliza Ann FOh'rH, Eddison P. TAYLOR, Pembina VANDERBUR, William T. SCRNEIDER,Amelia Clementina GIERTZ(GEIhTZ), TliliASHiJt, Kate COOPER, David 1'-"1 • .Andreas MORRIS, Alfred T. SCHOENING;Weaver .P. (Mrs.) 1'-lC NEIL, Daniel C. TINKEY, Elizabeth TINKEY, Sarah CRIPE, John S. SCHRliliDER, l"linni e HAHTT'f'1ANN (HAR'rl"lANN , TRANSl"iliIEH, Mollie BEHRNS, william Augustus TRAPP, Amanda GAUSNELL, James W. SCCT'!', lI'rankey E. EASLEY, Henry E. TRAVIS, Alice E. HARBOUGH, William W. SEARL, .Ella A. HOUbE, Lucious O. TUFFIELD, Margaret J. KINSEY, Charles SEIBOLD, Ibena LUIS, .Alo VOGL, Frances C. HAUBER, Joseph SHEETS, Lena DESQUE, Henry WADE, Eudora a. GARRET'!', Edwin L. SHEHLOCK, Hilda S. CLAHK, Sheridan WALDIE, I'"laggie B. CADE, George W. SHOwALTER, Lillian M. Sf'lITH, George h. WALLACE, Laura WATSON, Lemuel SHURR, Kate ZONDLER, Charles WALhUFF, Addie BEAL, John G. SLAFFER, Mary OWENS, Benjamin H. wARNE,Caroline I'"lackey(f'lrs.) ]'RENCH, Charles D. SMITH, Elsie WIlliO'l'H, Frank H. WNI'EON, Serena 1'-lARTIN, Najor SM.I'rH, Hat tie CARTER, Adam WAT'rS, Nary E. FLNCHARD, William E. SMITH, Katie R. FORTIN, Nelson L. -237- �~HABETICAL Bride LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1883 (Cont'd) Groom Bride WEED, Addie R. WELil'lAN, I"Iinnie A. Bliliill'l, William E. LYON, A. DeWitt WEYBRIGHT, Nora KLAUS, Louis J. WHITEGONS,Theresa Agnes STOEVER, D. Herman WHITLOW, Lillian WOOD, Edward B. WIEDEr~, Lizzie SFIETZ, Robert J. WILKESON, Annie E. ELSl'ON, David C. WILLI.A!1S, .Anna G. FARI'JENTER, Charles S. . SHIELDS, Joseph H~ WILLIAl'1S, Hannah BRUCE, Charles F. WILSON, anna J. GILLESPIE, James B. WILBON, Jessie GLENN, William B. WIl"lER, Sarah L. REYER, Henry WINCHELL, Aggie wATSON, Theodore A~ WOLCOT'r, Adell S. SURBER, Charles W. WOODwARD, ]!'rances A. WEAR, Charles A. WOTON, Martha.J. I LOVE YOU 0. ~,.! by Carleton EVerett Knox Just to hear you say "I love you." Just to see you smile Just to feel your presence near me. Makes life worth the while Just to feel your wondrous handclasp. Just to touch your lips. Sets my red blood pUlsing madly Heart ------ -~--.-.--- .. -238- Groom �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ~illRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 From Books 5 and 6 in "the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division in the District Court, Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom Bride Date/Place- ABE'RNATHY, I1artin Emporia, KS ALLEN, ~illiam M. Topeka, "KS ANDERSON, Clayton C. ARNOLD, J. Frank ARTERBURN, Samuel ASHBY, Henry S. AUSTAETL, Frederick BAILEY, Lenard A. Jeff Co, KS BAKER, ~illiam H. H. :Flatte Co, ["10 SANDS, Margareth E. Dg. Co, KS EATON, Agnes Topeka, KS ABERNATHY, I'laggie E RYAN, Edith ~1ASON, Rachel J. BAKER, Eliza A. SPARGUR, Mollie COLLINS, Mary Elizabeth Crawford Co, KS oDELLE , Jennie Platte Co, l"iO 27 Nov 1884- BALDWIN, John W. Johnson Co, KS BA'fES, Daniel BECK, Henry BELL, John Lawrence, KS BLACK, George "'BLODGETT, Syrus BOWMAN, Valentine Centropolis, KS BRAC~~, Meade L. BRANM.AN, John Pueblo, Colo BROWN, Albert L. ~illiamstown, KS BRo\.JN, Richard Jeff Co, KS BROWN, rrhomas Fort Scott, KS BRUNE, Frank E. BRUST, August . . ~t. Joseph, MO SKAGGS, Dg. Co, KS Page # Officiant Richard Cordley, MG GC6 S. I'1. Osmond, MG 3 July 1884 4 Oct 1884 10 Feb 1884 22 Jan 1884 6 Feb 1884 7 Jan 1884- 588 616 534 523 531 521 W. 6 Sep 1B84- 608 H. H. Howard, JP 4 ~ep 1884- Dg. Co, KS Laureta Dg. Co, KS 7 Dg. Co, KS Aug 1884- Dg. Co, KS Dg. Co, KS MOOHE, Sarah Ann 20 ["Jar 1884 GARDEN, Frances 13 Nov 1884 WILLIAMS, Lucy 24 May 1884Indianapolis, IN Dg. Co, KS MC DOWELL, Anna 10 June 1884 SWOPE, ~ary 29,July 1884WATTS, Ellen 13 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS WASSON, I'lartha Albertine 12 Nov 1884 SLENTZ, f-lary A. 13 I':ar 1884Pueblo, polo Dg Co, KS GOODMAN, FraQces 5 July 1884Williamstown, KS Dg Co, KS PEOVERLINE, Annie B. 14 I'lar 1884Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS1 ALEXANDER, Rosa 15 Mar 1884Denver, CO Dg Co, KS FELBER, Mary E. 3 Apr 1884 HUYE1rT, Isabella 13 Aug 1884 Pattonsburg, MO Dg Co, KS -239- F. Parker, MG S. M. Osmond, MG H. H. Howard, JP Werter R. Davis; MG A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote. ?J I~ 601 A. H. Foote, PJ 560 633 576 C. G. Crysler, MG Chas Chadwick, JF J. W. Alderman, MG 582 597 556 B. F. Bates, MG Chas Chadwick, JP A. H. Foote, PJ 631 556 W. "H. Anderson, I'lG H. H. Howard, JP 590 C. G. Crysler, MG 557 C. W. Cherry, JP 55/ Andrew D. Jaeke, MG 564 J. W• .Alderm~~, MG Wm. D. Lukens, I'lG ... ~ __ , ,.' 602 ....,. - I ;.._.-1 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Date/Place Bride Page # 606 BRYANT, William H. HAIR, Mary A. 10 Sep 1884Perryville, KS Perryville, KS Shawnee Co, KS 604 BUDD, l'resley WOODCOCK, Lizzie(Elisabeth) 2 Sep 1884Fairmount, KS DE Co, KS Dg Co, KS 566 BURGESS, Woodard W. "flAYS, Ellen Jane 10 Apr 1884Perryville, KS 19 Co, KS Dg Co, KS BURKETT, Frederick M. SILLIK.Lou 30 June 1884 587 "SOC' BURROWS, Peter " COA'rS, Clar~ 4 Aug 1884 6:?4 CAl"lPBELL, Alonzo WESTCOTT, Chrissie V. 20 Nov 1884 ')~3~ CAMPBELL, HenryC. MITChELL, Anna M. 8 July 1884Jeff Co, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 518 CARSON, John E. MC CREATH, Mary l' Jan 1884Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS CARVER, Wilmer 570 MC CAIN, Laura A. 23 Apr 1884" Tonganoxie, KS Tonganoxie, KS Dg Co, KS CARY, ,William C. " CLINGER, Mary Elizabeth 5 May 1884 573 CHRISTIAN, Thomas L. HART, Sarah J. 11 Mar 1884552 Dg Co, KS Linwood,KS Dg Co, KS 544 CLARK, Henry MILLER, Julia 21 Feb 1884 CLARK, Walter I. 530 PRICE, Navada Ellen 3 Feb 1884 574 CLENDEl"lING, Edwin M. KEArmS, Eva D. 7 May 41884Baxter Springs, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 534 COLEr~, Willis A. EV~~S, Nora 12 Feb 1884 614 COOLEN, George W. FAbIG, Matilda(Mrs) 7 Oct 1884Burlingame, KS Shawnee Co, KS "Shawnee Co, KS 607 COOPER, Ernest J. WATSON, Manda 4 Sep 1884 DAVENPORT, York LANSDOWN, Martha 3 July 1884 589 DAVIDSON, Robert H. 527 LEE, Martha J. 14 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS DEDRICK, Ernest Sf'II'l~H, Nannie 3 Aug 1884 599 DELO, Isaiah, J. 623 BUhDICK, Sarah B. 22 Oct 1884 640 DEl"JING, Byron H. SHIELDS, Anna 4 Dec 1884Dg Co, KG Chicago, IL Dg Co, KS 626 DENNISON, John L. POGSON, Eliza 29 Oct 1884Scranton, KS Scranton, KS Dg Co, KS DESHAZER, John J. DESHAZER, Levisa M. "11 Oct 1884 620 DE-MEESE, N. Charles HAFER, Susan V. 26 Feb 1884-Lice:u:E! Only Lenexa", KS Lenexa, KS Dg Co, KS -240- Officiant David E. BOwers, JF A. M. liichardson, MG J. W. Jarboe, MG Chas Chadwick, JP R. Martin, MG C. G. Crysler, MG A. H. Foote, PJ J. W. Alderman, f1G A. M. Richardson, MG Erastus Atkir.son, MG A. H. Foote, PJ F. B. Olds, l'1G Joseph Iliff, MG J. W. Alderman, MG A. M. Richardson, MG J. B. Evans, JP D. S. Nac Ewan, MG A. H. Foote, MG W. H• ..Anderson, riG C. R. Crysler, MG F. F. Dornblaser, MG D. S. nac Ewan, I'lG A. H. Foote, PJ A. H. Foote, FJ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS YllillRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom DICK, Harry DH"!l'1ERY, Frank DODGE, Francis M. Linwood, K8 DORNON, James DOUGLAS, General Ferryville, KS DOUGLASS, John F. DUNCAN, Charles S.,Jr DUNN, James A. . Topeka, KS EBERHART, Jacob N. EBERHART, Peter T. * EDGAR, Robert A. EDGERTON, Rollin C. Kansas City, MO EDI-iUNDS , Ed • N. BILER, John El"lOhY, Charles ENGEU10HR, Jacob FALLEY, George M. FINN, Joseph Leav Co, KS •• FLETCHER, Clarence J. FORD, Charles L. Leav Co, KS FORD, West FULLER, William A. GALLAGHER, Henry GALLETLY, George Dg Co, KS GEELAN, William G. GIBSON, Feter GILL, William Nickerson, KS GIRD, Benton B. Leav Co, KS • I-'lel vern, KS .* St. J'oseph, 1"10 Bride Late/Place Page # Officiant WOOD, Nellie Ellen FISHBACK, Lizzie HOllIES, Ella Linwood, KS GENTRY, l\'lollie OWENS, Fanny rerryville, KS BRACKETT, Edith E. TRA,sK, Laura E. GOULDING, Eva Topeka, KS ELLBR, Julia C. HILL, Olla VANNEST, Maud (Miss) JONES, Mary E. Dg Co, KS l"lITCHELL, Luella J EFI"l\I.c;S, hannah (Miss) 18 June 1884 8 Oct 1884 5 l"lar 1884Dg Co, KS 19 Dec 1884 1 Jan 1884Dg .Co, KS 13 :B'eb 1884 22 Oct 1884 17 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 31 July 1884 4 1"iar 1884 27 l"lar 188426 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS 22 Sep 1884 19 :B'eb 1884 10 Dec 1884 6 June 1884 12 Mar 1884 25 Feb 1884Leav Co, KS 8 Oct 18841 Jan 1884Dg Co, KS 31 Jan 1884 25 Dec 1884 29 July 1884 25 Nov 1884Johnson Co, KS 27 Apr 1884 23 Dec 1884 30 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS 24 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 585 619 549 Charles G. Crysler,MG Wright,MG A. H. Foote, PJ 4 Geo Winterbourne,l"lG A. H. Foote, FJ . LE FAGE,l"lary .PLIEFKE, J2nilie HEATHYlliN, Jessie E. FAY, Susan Leav Co, KS HASTINGS, Carrie SIl'1IiONS, Moliie Frank Co, KS LEE, Isabelle MC CREA, Aggie T. DENNIS, Ollie DRESSLLR, Katie.(r-liss) Edgerton, KS SCHO'rT, Mamie LEE, Alice WILLIAMS, Maria Hannibal, 1"10 GAHAGAN, Nellie DgCo, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS -241- 519 w. A. M. Richardson,MG 536 623 540 J. W. Alderman, MG L. W. Spring, MG '598: li. 5LJ-3 561 56~~ 614 538 2 579 553 541 H. Foote, PJ C. E. Williams,'l"lG S. M. Osmond, MG C. G. Howland, l"lG J. W. Alderman, MG S. L. Johnson, MG .A. Beatty, MG Joseph Rahskoff,MG J. W.Alderman, MG Michael BrownG. Priest 618 518 D. S. M~c Ewan, MG Feter Brubaker, MG 529 Dudley Lee, l"lG R. M. Barns, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Andrew V. Stout, I"IG 7 593 631 628 5 J. H. Bonebrake,MG Washington tlercer, MG J. W. Alderman, MG 545 D. S. Mac Ewan, MG 569 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, Kfu~SAS ~iliRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom GLYNN, Eugene D. Jeff Co, KS GODFREY, John Jeff Co, KS GOOSBY, F'eter GRAY, George w. GRIEG, James S. GROFT, Albert w. Dg Co, KS GROFT, Anderson HAGENBUCH, Henry HALEY, John P. HALL, Matthew H. HMlILTON, Albert C. HAl"lFSHIRE, Simon J. RANEY, Henry Lenape, KS HAPTONSTALL, Abram C. HARl"lON, John Osage Co, KS HARRIS, Leander H. HARHI SON, :FIr ank HARRISON, Ira E. HAWN, Lawrence Leav Co, KS HAZARD, J'ame s P., Leav Co, KS HELLSTROM, Max R. HENDERSON, Albert HENDERSON, J'ohn C. HENDERSON, Willis G. DeSoto, KS HERRING, Calvin A. Winchester, KS lIEWITili, JaUi0S Wakefield, KS HICKOCK, George B. Bride Date/Place JAHMAIN, Virginia Roger's 22 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS LE~WN,Charlotte Jane 18 flar 1884J'eff Co, KS Dg Co, KS? W.A1\E, Ella 6 Sep 1884 LEE, Annie 23 Dec 1884 Osmond, Elizabeth 24 Apr 1884 VALOT, Mary Isabella 13 Sep 1884Olathe, KS Dg Co, KS MADDEN, Maggie 4 Dec 1884 LUDWIG, I-lary (r'iiss) 7 Aug 1884 VALLENCOUHT, Josephine 21 Nov 1884 LAIN, Annie E. 6 July 1884 'I'REl"UJER , Mary L. 7 Feb 1884 BONEBl~, Cora w. 3 June 1884 ANDERSON, :Emma 17 June 1884Lenape, KS Dg Co, KS JAriliS, Fannie Louise 17 Dec 1884 JENKINS, Amelia 2 Sep 1884Osage Co, KS Dg Co, KS GIBSON, Mary A. 21 Feb 1884 EDGELL, Mary 3 July 1884 BISHOF, Theodosia A. 15 Nov 1884 REYBURN, Lillian 3 June 1884Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS SI'1ITH, Emma (Miss) 24 f'lay 1,884Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS HELLMAN, Louisa 20 Sept 1884 DAVIS, Ella 28 Feb 1884 MC ~ILLAN; P~rthena 4 Dec 1884 SOULE, Jessie 8 Sep 1884DeSoto, KS Dg Co, KS CARRICK, l"iollie C. 21 Feb 1884Perry, KS Dg Co, KS DICKl'-'lJ~N, Martha 25 Oct '1884Wakefield, KS Dp; Co, KG? YM(i~H, I"lary 4 r~ov 1884 -242- Page # Officiant 624 S. M. Osmond, MG 558 Daniel E. Smith, MG 609 571 612 A. H. Foote, PJ Washington,Mercer,MG S. M. Osmond, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 640 601 635 587 538 580 583 W. Mesenheimer, PJ J. J. Silberman,MG M. C. Duggan, MG Asa Curl, l"lG A. A. Trimper, MG H. 1"1. Green, l"lG T. R. Comstock, l"lG 6 4,505 542 589 633 " 579 I A. Beatty, I"1G A. H. Foote, PJ D. S. l"lac Ewan, MG W. F. Farker, l"lG '111.. H. Foote, PJ J. A~ Leavitt, MG 575 E. Hubbel, Elder 613 543 610 J. R. Woodward, ~F Washington Mercer, MG T. J. Merritt, MG A. H. Foote, PJ 54,2 A. H. Foote, PJ 624 Nathaniel Williams, f"lG 629 D.o. I"lac 1 ~J... ~~; ~wan, IllIG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ~~IAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Page # Officiant Bridegroom Bride Date/Place HICKS, Charles A. HICKS, Richard J. HILL, Charles B. Jeff Co, KS HILL, Junius O. HILL, Richard Dg Co, KS HOGAN, Carter HOLLENBECK, John A. HOOVER, Banjamin L. HORNUNG, George HOWARD, John 1'1. Jeff Co, KS HULL, Charles S. AtcHison, KS rruMPHREY,wilson Y. HYMER, James Wyandotte Co, KS IRWIN, Edward J. JE1~INGS, William JEWETrr, Lorenzo DeSoto, KS JOHNSON, Alexander JOHNSON, George M. Dg Co, KS JOHNSON, Sidney H. Los Angeles, CA JOHNSON, Simon Dg Co, KS JCNES, Alma C. Harrison Co, 1'10 JONES, David R. JONES, George B. JON:t;S, John L. JONES, John W. JONES, Matthew F. Jeff Co, KS MUSICK, Mary E. DODDRIDGE,Annie GREEN, Lina E. Jeff Co, KS GARDNER, Laura K. DORSEY, Elvira Wyandotte Co, KS JOHNSON, Josephine DEWEY, Cora A. DIXCN, Lucinda B. l"l...ALLARD, Lizzie OTTINGER, Martha E. Jeff Co, KS JOHNSON, Carrie H •. Dg Co, KS LYSINGER, Amanda VAN VI\ANKlN, Debbie J. Johnson Co, KS MC GRADE, Nellie ZONNE, Cornelia ROB:t;W'i.AN, Laura DeSoto, KS KLINES, Angie CAI"lPB:ELL, Elma Jeff Co, KS FLINN, Ella M. Dg Co, KS JOHNSON, Hannah Topeka, J.\.S DUKE; Ada L. Dg Co, KS -. GENTHY, Hena E. HASTIE, Katie E. EVANS, Lizzie A. STREETER, Ella ]'OWLEJi, Lucy Jeff Co, KS 12 June 1884 582 603 24 Aug 1884 31 Dec 1884 9 Jeff Co, KS 24 Nov 1884 636 17 Sep 1884-License only A. H. Foote, PJ E. Atkinson, l\IG J. H. Roberts, JP 8 Apr 1884 5 Oct 1884 13 Mar 1884 31 Jan 1884 6 Aug 1884Jeff Co, KS 27 Dec 1884Dg Co, KS 8 Sep 1884 20 Mar 1884Dg Go, KS 27 Feb 1884 29 Jan 1884 13 Nov 1884Johnson Co,KS 25 Sep 1884 2 Nov 1884-~ Dg Co, KS 24 Dec 1884Dg Co, KS 10 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 23 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 30 Mar 1884 27 Nov 1884 26 Nov 1884 23 Jan 1884 31 Jan 1884Jeff Co, KS 562 617 551 529 599 R. Martin, MG C. G. Crysler, MG Wi Mesenhimer, J~ Archibald Beatty, MG J. B • Evan s, J P 638 D. S. Mac Ewan, 1'1G 609 560 J. A. Hubenge:c, 1'1G A. H • .Foote,' FJ 548 528 632 A. H. Foote, l='J S. 1'1. Osmond, f"lG Wm. H. Smith, l"lG 615 627 B. F. Eates, f"lG Thomas J. Custard, JF 8 D. S. Mac Ewan, MG 538 Asa Curl, MG 544 A. H. :E'oote, PJ -243- 563 637 635 523 528 A. H. Foote, PJ D. Scholl, MG H. Sweet, l'1G J. W. Jarboe,MG J. W. Alderman, MG J. Barratt, 1"1G w. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS f"uUlliIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place Fage # JONES, Washington BLUNT, Narcissa 18 l"Iar 1884 550 KANNENBURG, August F.W. POCH, Anna F. 4 May 1884 572 • KELLEH, Benjamin F. HUNTER, F'hienna C. 5 June 1884581 621 KELLEY, Robert S. WHEDON, Mary 14 Oct 1884Kansas City, MO Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS KIRCHNER, James KELLEY, Elizabeth 17 Ji'eb 1884539 Osage County, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS LATHEN(LATHAN)" John O. STONEBRAKER, Dora G. 3 ,Dec 1884 639 LA~~CE, Lewis W. CROWDER, Eva M. 13 Oct 1884620 . ,.. Topeka, KS Washington, NO Dg Co, KS LAWSON, William DAILEY, Margaret J. 6 Feb 1884 537 LEACH, Robert E. EVM~S, Emily 22 Jan 1884524 Wamego, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS LEARNED, S. Stanley I-'REISACH, Alice 30 Dec 1884 10 LEE Grant JACKSON, Florence 26 June 1884-License only LEWIS, George Albert NIEBLEY, Roberta K. 9 Sep 1884 611 LEWIS, Peter HICKS, Agnes 4 Nov 1884 628 LIGGETT, George R. PRICE, Polena J'.C.(Miss) 24 Feb 1884 543 LOBDELL, 11illard, JOHNSON, Hattie 3 June 1884 581 LOlfrl.AN, August LANG, Louisa 17 Mar 1884 550 LO\O/E, John W. LEWIS, Olive J. 20 Sep 1884613 Dickinson Co, KS Dg Co~ KS Dg Co, KS LUCKENS, Fritz ZIl"ll"l:E.i:WJ.AN, Ida 18 l'1ar 1884 559 Eskridge, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS LYONS, James BROWN, Nellie 24 Nov 1884 636 LYTER, Charles E. LONG, Maria· C. 21 July 1884 595 l""JiillTIN, Levi l".lARTIN, Catharine 24 Apr 1884 571 MASON, William P Sl""lliRT, Sarah J. 18 Aug 1884 603 MATHEWS, Charles G. SKINNER, Susan 1 Oct 188461~i Linwood, KS Linwood,' KS Dg Co, KS fYJ.ATTHEWS, Henry PHELPS, l"iagg:l'e 16 Feb 1884'5:58 Dodge City, KS St. Louis~ MO Dg Co, KS MATT~~WS, James H. ABBOTT, Rebecca 25 July 1884596 Fall Leaf, KS Fall Leaf, KS Dg Co, KS MAYVILLE, James H. BURKE, Kate W. 24 Feb 1884545 Jeff Co, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS • 191a, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Officiant J. F. A. D. C. Vincent, JP Harder, MG A. Trimper, MG S. Mac Ewan, r'lG B. F. Parlett, 11G w. H. Anderson, I'lG A. H. Foote, j.JJ ' ~ -244- A. H. Foote, PJ D. S. Mac Ewan, MG hichard eordley, MG S. 1'1. Osmond, MG William Harwell, MG D. H. Welch, MG A. H. Foote, PJ John Ehrsam, MG A. H. ]'oote, PJ D. S. Mac Ewan, I''lG J • w. Alderman, MG J. E. l"laurer, l""lG J. W. Alderman, riG B. A. ]' . H~ Bates, MG Foote, P. J. A. H. Foote, fJ A. H. Foote, PJ M. C. Duggan, MG ~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, Bridegroom MC HALE, Francis M. Dg Co, KS MC LOUTH, Charles N. Detroit, Mich MELVILLE, Edward W. MERCER, John H. METTNER, Francis F. MILLER, Augustus H. Rooks Co, KS MILLER, Frank DeSoto, KS r'lILLlR, J. 'fheodore Holdredge, Neb l"lURl"";HY, Addison l"IYER, Lemuel Jeff Co, KS NACE, William NEUSTIFTER, Louis N~WCOl"!B, George NORWOOD, George W. Perry, KS NYE, Gllmuo 1 ltv'. ODELL, James W. 'l' ope ka, KS OHWIG, Rawson L. OSHEL, James PATEE, Clair M. Manhattan, KS PAYNE, Walter Levi PERKINS, Calvin G. PERSON, Carl 1'1. ··PETRIE, John Edward PHILLIPS, Wellington Lyon Co, KS PITCHER, William PLACE, Josiah H. PONTIUS, Walter D. '" Pueblo, CO Khl~SAS rillRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bride Date/Place Page # Officiant GREEN, Fannie E. Jeff Co, KS WALLACE, Ida Chicago, IL WHPrNEY, Mary S. GSELL, Leah A. CHERl\Y, Cora 1'1. fuiDCLIFFE, Emma E. .:Dg Co, KS HARSHA, Effie DeSoto, KS SANDERS, Hulda Leatherwood, Ind H.A.RHIS, Annie COLE, Bertha Jeff Co, KS HENRY, Lottie NEFF, Margaret WEBB:ER, Amelia LUCAS, iunerica lJg Co, KS 14 Apr 1884Jeff Co, KS 6 Jan 1884Dg Co, KS 24 Jan 1884 29 June 1884· 21 July 1884 28 July 1884Dg Co, KS 12 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS 28 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS 30 July 1884 16 July 1884Jeff Co, KS 25 Dec 1884 5 May 1884 21 Oct 1884 22 Apr 1884Dg Co, KS 26 ll'e b 188J~ 9 Apr 1884-., Dg Co, KS 24 July 1884 24 Jan 1884 6 Nov 1884Dg Co, KS 24 May 1884 12 Nar 1884 30 July 1884 24 Jan 1884· 22 Apr 1884Dg Co, KS 14 June 1884 14 Feb 1884 13 :Feb 1884 Dg Co, KS 567 J. H. Roberts, JP 521 A. H. Foote, PJ 52E 596 L. W. Spring, MG C. G. Crysler, MG A. A. Trimper, MG D. S. 1'1ac Ewan, l"lG 554 J. W. Alderman, MG 626 Wm. F. Harvey, 11. G. 597 591 B. F. Bates, ;'lG D. E. Smith, I1G 8 570 622 569 J. H. Elias A. H. A. H. 546 565 Geo.Winterbourne, MG HAYG, Olive F. WALKlill, Emma A. 'l'opeku, KS BROOKS', :Fannie (r'liss) GRIFFITH, Cora 1'1. MC DERrvIOTT, Lizzie Dg Co, KS CHILCOTE, Vienna WALTERS, Dblie PETEHSON, Eva- E. BULLINGTON, Adaline KOEHLER, Katy Dg Co, KS MC GEE, Ida' TETER, Stella S,i WIl~(rER, Leora L. Dg Co, KS -245- 586 5<)4 595 522 . 630 Bonebrake, MG Mayer,Priest Foote, PJ Foote, FJ Geo. Hale Scott, MG Sam'l M. Osmond, MG A. G. Sawin, l'1G M. C. Duggan, MG 575 553 598 526 568 J •A~: Hubenger, l'lG J. E. Mercer, MG A. H. Foote, PJ J. W. Alderman, MG J. C. Vincent, JP 583 A. H. Foote, PJ D. S. l'lac Ewan, MG J. H. Bonebrake, MG '~37 536 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS tlliRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place POTTORF, Jacob W. Oskaloosa, KS POWELL, Charles L. Leav Co, KS PRESTON, James W. I'RINGLE, James RANDALL, Chorles H. wlURLOW , Sarah B. ,Dg Co, KS ELLINGWOOD, Carrie Leav Co, KS PINGHEE, Hattie TUTT, Julia ANTON, Lena M. Geo. Winterbourne, MG 19 l"lar 1884558 Dg Co, KS A. H. Foote, PJ 31 May 1884578 Dg Co, KS A. H. ]'oote, PJ 28 Jan 1884 525 B. F. Bates, l"1G 3 Jan 1884 520 Joseph Iliff, MG 20 Feb 1884 541 J as f'larvin, l"IG 8 Oct 188J~ 618 A. H. Foote, l'J 1 Jan 1884 520 Joseph Rahskopf, MG 9 Oct 1884 617 c'05' S. J. Mc Naughton,JP 22 June 188478 ' Leav Co, KS , ' 592 Wm. Yates, JP 18 July 1884 H. Roberson, !'-:lG 26 riar 1884561 Jackson Co,' 1'10 J. W. Alderman, MG 1 8 Dec 1884 J;:'H.' Bonebrake, MG 24 Dec 1884 6 " A. H. Foote, PJ 611 11 Sep 1884 C. G. Howland, l'-lG 9 l"Iar 1884 551 A. Beatty, I1G 7 }'eb 1884 532 J. Walderman, flG 8 May 1884573 Dg Co, KS Washington Mercer,MG 15 flay 1884 574 J. W. Alderman, MG 602 13 Aug 1884 Elias Meier, lriest 14 Oct 1884 621 A. H. Daly, l"lG 24 Jan 1884 525 C. G. Howland, MG 25 June 1884 585 David White,Chaplin 13 ,fiar 1884555 U. S. Army Leav Co, KS 12 July 1884-License only A. H. Foote, PJ 25 Dec 1884 9 A. G. Sawin,MG 19 Nov 1884 634 D. S. Mac Ewan, f'lG 21 Sep 1884610 Dg Co, KS C. G. Crysler, MG 3 Sept 1884 605 Thomas ]'ox, JP 2 June 1884 580 J. H. Bonebrake, l"lG ,24 Dec 1884 7 RANKIN, Harry READING, Francis A. R~CKLRT, Frederick RE;N}4'REW, Grandison Leav Co, KS REYNOLDS, George W. RICE, Charles ,C. Dg Co, KS RICH, Clever A. • RICHARDSON , Fred O. 1{UBSON, John N. ROPER"William J. RUSSELL, William E. RUSSELL, 'Nilliam H. Dg Co, KS SM'lPSON, l"lonroe SAUNDERS, Frank M. SCHREINER, John SCOTT, Lamuel SEARS, William H. SEGER, Frederick A. Saline Co, KS SERRERIE, ]'rank SERRIERE, Frank SHEPARD, Frank SHIRK, Shannon K. Dg Co, KS SIMPSON, John L. SIl"JI'SON, Lewi s * RICHARDSON , Herman O. GOOD, Ora L. FEATHEROLF, Alice S. K01'KE,l"lary, MC KIN~EY, ~olly Leav Co, KS HADLEY, Ann Elizabeth GAN'l', Martha Kansas City, 1'10 TETER, Tillie PONTIUS, Callie WILBER, Lottie M.ARTIN, :Maggie l"~LARD, Alice E. LITI'LEJOllli, Sophie Johnson Co, :MO BLACK, Nary EDGELL, Ida KRIER,Katy(Catharine) l11C DOWELL, Harriet PEABODY, Alice H. KIS~r:NG.ER, l"Iary A. Leav Co, KS STUDEBAKER; Angeline STUDEBAKER, Amanda TYNER, Emma P. NIXON, Arra B. Springhill, KS ANDEHSON, Laura G. HILL, Ellen B. FC)NTIUS, Ina K. Page # i, -246:~ Officiant �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANGAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Flace Page # Officiant 'SIZER, George C. S~nTH, Frank M. White Cloud,'KS SMITH, Harmon E. Kansas City, 1"10 SNYDER, George W. SOULE, Julian D. Johnson Co, KS S:PADE, William STADER, Franz STEVEN S , Harry L. STEVENSON, Norval E. STEWART, Elza R. Dg Co, KS STEWART, George C. STOLL, George A. Topeka, KS STOUT, Leonard 11. Burlingame, KG STRATTON, Samuel M. Jeff Co, KS SUFFIELD, Charles H. Canton, KS SUl"l1'1ERS, George W. St. Joseph, 1":0 SWICKARD, Nathan A. TALLEY, David L. TAYLOR, William M. TERHUNE, Frank W. Raton, Mexico THOMAS, George Dg Co, KS THOMAS, Joseph W. TOOTHAKER, Geo W. TORNEDEN, William Leav Co, KS BALDWIN, Lula 1"1. CONE, Nellie J. Dg Co, KS GOZZOLO, Mary Denver, CO MARTIN, Mary·A. ROSS, Olive S. Johnson Co, KS GODDA.h:D, r'lary A. KEPLJ::;R, Ida GREGOHY, Cora HANSEL, Ida ELLIS, Carrie E. Morehead, KS STARKS, Catharine S. WI'llTLill, I"iathilda Dg Co, KS STULL, Leonora Dg Co, KS WOOTON, Lyda Jeff Co,KS GRIFFITH, Nora T"l. Canton, KS HANSCO!'!, Minnie Dg Co, KS RUSS, Gertrude E. BUHTON,Susan E. BURhOUGHS, Clara E. JOHNSON, J}llia G. Cortland, NY BRYANT, Amanci'a Topeka, KG GODFREY, Sarah E. OSBOHNE, Isabella LOESCH, Elizabeth Leav Co, KS 5 Nov 1884 17 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 10 Nov 1884Dg Co, KS 28 Apr 1884 31 Dec 18841.)g Co, KS 16 Oct 1884 28 :Oct 1884 2 Oct 1884 10 Apr 1884 19 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 7 Feb 1884 27 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS 5 J'uly 1888Dg Co, KS 7 Sep 1884Jeff Co, KS 27 Jan 1884Dg Co, KG 24 Dec 1884Dg Co, KG 4 Feb 1884 14 Feb 1884 3 July 1884 15 Apr 1884Dg Co, KG 21 July 1884Dg Co, KS 11 f"iar 1884 26 Feb 1884 27 l'lay 1884Leav Co, KS? 630 540 A. 632 A. H. Foote, PJ 568 11 A. A. Trimper, MG A. H. Foote, FJ 622 625 616 566 535 A. H. Foote, FJ A. H. E'oote, FJ' A. M. Richardson, MG J. A. Hubenger, ~lG Joseph Iliff, l"lG 531 546 A. H. Foote, FJ J.J. Silberman, MG -247- "590 H. Foote, PJ C. G. Howland, MG A. H. Foote, PJ I. 1607 J. W. Gallagber, MG 527 Werter R. Davis, MG 5 Richard eordley, MG 530 537 588 567 A. H. Foote, PJ Daniel E. S:rn.j.th, MG A. A. rrr imper , f"1G D. S. Mac Ewan, hG 595 A. H. Foote, FJ 552 547 576 D. S. I1ac Ewan, f/iG D. S. r'Jac Ewan, MG J. E. Maurer, MG "_ ~. �DOUGLAS COllli'ry, KAl~SAS r'lARRIAGE HECORDS - 13134" (Co:nt ' d) Bridegroom Bride TOhNBDON, Frederick KAfiPSHRADER, Lena Leav Co, KS Dg Co, KS TOWNER, William E. CM'll', Anna R. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS TIllil'il?'ER, Ed ward P. ARNOLD, Hattie D. Dg Co, KS Louisville, KS TWAITES, Garret t; AUSTIN, Anna Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS VAN TRIES, Ellsworth E. BELL, Ida HILL, Louisa 'VRADENBERG, Adelbert Kansas City, KS Kansas City, KS WAL'FER, Albert C. WULE'KUliLE, Lena B. WARE, William W. HICKS, Satie C. [)g,:.ge ,~;K~ :~. ..: Osage Co, KS WATSON, Charles H. LITCHFIELD, Carrie E. WEBSTER, Frank L. KING, Cora (Miss) Lawrence, KS Kansas City, r'10 WESEl"lAN, Frederick KAliN, Mina-Reno, KS Reno, KS WILBUR, Thomas H. C()LE, Leona WILKINS, Philip WOhLS'l'EIN, Agnes(Miss) WILLIM'lS, William HASTING, Mary Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS WILLIS, Richard A. HOOVER, Anna r-lary WILSON, Elijah B. BAYNE, Fannie Dg Co, KS Jeff Co, KS WINCHELL, Tryon A. MILLER, Harriet A. WIND, Joseph FUNK, Elizabeth WINFIELD, James ~iliREDITH, ~ouisa Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS WISE, John A. BROWN, Cora f~ WHI':[1};, Robert Me r'lILLAN, Adella WOLFF, Frank L. FRAr-:E , Carr i e Topeka, KS St. Louis, MO WOODRUFF, Frank L. MC CLURB, Lora A. WOODSIDE, George ANDERSON, Louisa V. Date/Place kage # Officiant 14 Mar 1884- 554 Aug. l-istor, MG Dg Co, KS 1 Sept 1884605 Dg Co, KS 6 IVlar 1884549 l)ottawatomie Co,KS 13 har 1884555 Jeff Co, KS 10 Apr 1884 565 608 4· Sep 1884Dg Co, KS 524 5 :Feb 1884 20 l"lar 1884559 Dg Co, KS 31 Nay 1884 578 11 Jan 1884522 Wyandotte Co, KS 3 Dec 1884639 Leav Co, KS 600 3 Aug 1884 629 5 Nov 1884 15 Dec 18843 Dg Co, KS 2 Jan 1884 519 ~·~ 13 Feb 18845 .~ Jeff Co, KS 17 Feb 1884 5,9 25 Nov 1884 637 29 f'lay 1884577 Jeff Co, KS 2 16 Dec 1884 4 Apr 1884 564 29 May 1884577 Dg Co, KS 619 9 Oct 1884 29 Oct 1884 627 -248- C. G. Crysler, ~G Benjamin F. Grant,MG Justus McCoy, MG S.L. Johnson, MG A. H. :Foote, T'J }'istor, MG H. H. Howard, JP A. William Conrad, MG William Stevenson, Elder S. J. McNaughton, JP John Wilder, ,TP J. J.Silberman,MG A. H. Foote, PJ Joseph Michael, MG C. G. Crysler, MG A. A. Trimper, MG A. H. Foote, PJ Wm. Havwell, l"lG Jacob Boay, f"IG B. F. Bates, l"iG A. h. Foote, PJ Richard Cordley,MG A. H. Foote,PJ ,- . �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANGAS IVlARRIll.GE HECOHDS - 1884 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place f-'ag~ Officiant WORRELL, Frank B. Bryn Mawr,PA WRIGHT, Allen G. Linwood, KS WYCOFF, Samuel B. Dg Co, KS YOUNG, George YOUNG, James R. Manhattan, KS SPERRY, Maggie H. Dg Co, KS HOWE, !,lalinda J. Dg Co, KS DENTON, I"lartha L. Saratoga, NY GL.t:NN, I"iaggie E. IILLSBUny, Annie M. Manhattan, KS 22 July 1884Dg Co, KS 1 tIay 1884Dg Co, KS 13 Nov 1884Franklin Co,KS 26 l"lar 1884, 15 June 1884Dg Co, KS - - - ~;93 ti. 572 A. !'1. Richardson, f'iG 625 A. W. Bishop, MG 563 584 C. E. Williams, MG A. A. Trimper, MG --- McFeatters ,!'lG - ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAl"lE - 1884 Bride Groom Bride Groom ABBOTT, Rebecca ABEf\.NA'llHY, !'laggli.:e E. ALEXANDER, Rosa ANDERSON, Emma ANDERSON, Laura G. ANDERSON, Louisa V. ANTON, Lena I"l. ARNOLD" Hattie D. AUSTIN, Anna BAKER, Eliza BALDWIN, Lula M. BAYNE, Fannie BUL, IdD BISHOP, Theodosia A. BLACK, Mary BLUNT, Karcissa BONEBHAXE, Cora W. BRACKET'r, Edith E. BROOKS, Fannie (l''iiss) BROWN, Cora E. BROWN, Nellie BRYANT, Amanda BULLINGTON, Adaline PETRIE, John Edward MATTHEWS, James H. BUHDICK, oarah B. _' . D~:"-..lIsaiah J. ANDERSON, Clayton C. BURKE, Kate W. r~YVILLE, James H. BROWN, Thomas BURROUGHS, Clara E. TAYLOR, William 1"1. HA.NEY, Henry BURTON, Susan E. 'l'ALLEY, David_ L. SIf"il-'SON, John L. WOODSIDE, George CAMP; ArlhA R: TO~ER~ Wiiiia~ E~ WU~DALL, Charles H. CAI"JJBELL, Elma JOHl~SUN, George n. TREl".i.l ER, Ed ward P. CAIiliICK, f"lollie C. HERRING, Calvin A. TWAITES, Garret CHERRY, Cora fl. l"lETTNER, :Francis ~~ CHIl:COTE, Vienna FAYNE, \-jalter Levl ASHB Y, .henry S. ' Cl~INGEH, Mary Elizabeth CARY, William C. SIZ,ER, George C. COA'rES, Clara BURROWS, Peter WILSON, Elijah B. MYEl<, Lemull VAN 'fRIES, Ellsworth E. COLE, Bertha COLE, Leona 'WILBUR, 'i'homas H. HARRISON, ·Ira E. COLLINS, l'1ary El·i z'3:b~.~tr.. BAILEY, Lenard A. S.AI1PSON, Monpoe CONE, Nellie J. . S!'lITR, :Frl1nk I"J. JONES, Washington CHOWDER, Eva M. LAWRENCE, LewisW. HiJ\il~SHIltE, Simon J. DOUGLASS, John F. LAWSON, william DAILEY, 1"largaret J. ORWIG, Rawson L. li-"F.NDERSON, Albert DAVIS, Ella WISE, John A. GJ,.LLAGHER, Henry DENNIS,Ollie LYONS, James WYCOFF, Samuel B. DENTON, Martha L. THC'I"i.AS, George DESHAZER, John J. DE,sH.h.L:.ER, Levisa M. -249- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAI"lE - 1884-Cont'd Bride Groom Bride Groom D},,'WEY, Cora A. DICKr-lAN, Martha DIXON, Lucinda B. DODDRIDGE, Annie DORSEY, Elvira DRESSLER ,Katie (Miss) DUKE, Ada L. EA'rON, Agnes EDGELL, Ida EDGELL, I"iary ELLER, Julia C. ELLINGwOOD, Carrie ELLIS, Carrie E. HOLLENBECK, John A. HEWITT, James HOOVER, Benjamin L. HICKS, Richard J. HILL, Richard GALLETLY, George. JONES, Alma C. ALLEN, William M. SAUN DERS , }?r ank M. HARRISON, ]'rank EBERHART, Jacob N. rOWELL, Charles L. S'lIEWA}{'l', £1 za H. LT!:ACH, Robert E. JON}'S, John L. COLEI"'lAN, Willis A. COOLEN, George W. FINN, Joseph READING, Francis A•. BRUNE, Ji'rank E. DH1MERY, Frank JOHNSON, Signey H. JONES, Matthew F. WOL}'F, Frank L. WIND, Joseph GIRD, Benton B. RICE, Charles C. BECK, Henry HIL£', Junius... O. DOHNUN, James JONES, David R. HARHIS, Leander H. YOUNG, George SPADE, William THOI"lliS, Joseph ''II. GOOD, Ora L. GOODI"Uili, Frances GOULDING l!,va GOZZOLO, Mary GREEN, Fannie E~ GREEN, Lina E. GREGOHY, Cora GRIFFITH, Cora M. GRIFFITH, Nora M. GSELL, Leah A. HADLEY, Ann Elizabeth HAFER, Susan V. HAIH, Mary A. HlmSCOM, Minnie HANSEL, Ida HARRIS, iillnie HARSHA, Effie BART, Sarah J. HAS'lIIE, Katie E. BASTINGS, Carrie HASrl'ING, Mary HAYS, Ellen Jane HAYS, Olive F. HEAThMAN, Jessie E. HELLl"'iAN, Louisa HENRY, Lottie HICKS, Agnes HICKS, Satie C. HILL, Ellen B. HILL, Louisa HILL, Olla HOLI'lES, Ella H00VEH, Anna 1'1ar] Ho\,jE, Mal inda J. HUNTER, I-hienna I:::. HUYETT, Isabel~a RANKIN, Harry BROwN, Albert L. DUNN, James A. SMITH, Harmon E. MC HALE, Francis 1:1. HILL, Charles B. STEVENS, Harry L. OSHEL, JD.lIl.es SUFFIELD, Charles R. MERCER, John H. REYNOLDS, George ~. DEWEESE, N. Charles BHYAN'lI, William lL ' SUM~iliRS, George rl. STEVENSON, Norval E. HURPHY, Addison I"lILLIili, Frank CRRIb'l'IAN, Thomas L. JONES, George B. FLETCHER, Clarence J. WILLIA~S, William BURGESS, Woodard W. NYE, Samuel W. FALLEY, George M. HELLSTROM, ~ax R. NACE, William LEWIS, Peter Wj\.RE, William W. SIl"lFSON, Lewi s VREDENBEHG, Adelbert EBERWI.HT, Peter T. DODGE, Francis WILLIS,' Pichard A. WRIGHT, Allen G. KELLER, Benjamin F. BRUST, August EVAl~ S , 'Em i 1 Y EVANS, Lizzie A. EVANS, Nora FASIG, Matilda (Mrs.) FAY, ~usan,. FEATHERGLF, Alice S. FELBER, Mary E. FISHBACK, Lizzie FLINN, Ella f'l. FOWLER, Lucy FRAME, Carrie FUNK, Elizabeth GAHAGAN, Nellie GANT, Martha GA11.DEN, Frances GARDNEk, Laura K. GENTEY, f'jollie GENTRY, kena E. GIBSON, Mary A. GLENN, Maggie E. GODDARD, l"lary A. GODFREY, Sarah E. -250- �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1884 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Groom Bride <''J:ACKSON, }l'lorence LEE, Grant JAMES, Fannie Louise HAPTONSTALL, Abram C. Jlihl"'lAIN, Virginia Rogers GLYNN, Eugene D. JEFFRIES, Hannah(Miss) EILER, John JENKINS, Amelia HARl"lON, John JOHNSON, Carrie H. HULL, Charles S. JOHNSON, Hannah JOhNSON, Simon JOHNSON, Hattie LOBDELL, Millard JOHNSON, Josephine HOGJ,N ,Carter JOHNSON, Julia G. TERhUNE, :Frank W. JONES, Mary E. EDGERTON ,Rollin C. KAHN, Mina WEG~JiliN, Frederick KAY~SHRADER, Lena TORNEDvN, F'rederick KEARNS, Eva D. CL:EJ~DEl''lING, Edwin M. KELLEY, Elizabeth KlhCJl.Nlill, J-ames KEl-'Ll:.R, Ida SrrADER, Franz KING, Cora(Miss) WEBSTER, Frank L. KISSINGER, Mary A. SEGEH, Frederick A. KLINES, Angie J'OHNSON, Alexander KOEHLER, Katy PHILLTPS, Wellington KOFKE, I"iary RECKERT, Frederick KRIER, Katy(Catharine) SChREINER, John LAIN, Annie E. HALL, l"'Jatthew H. LANG, Louisa LOill'uili, August LAN SDOWN, I"'iartha DAVENTORT, York LEE, Alice GIBSeN, Peter LEE, Annie GRAY, George W. LEE, Isabelle FOhD, West LEE, I"lartha J. DAVIDSON, : Robert H. LEhl'iAN, Charlotte Jane GODFREY, J olm. LE I..:J\GE, I";Hry E~10T\Y, ChDrles L.E;WIS, eli ve J. LOWE, John W. LITCHFIELD, Carrie E. WATSON, Charles H. LITTLE~OhN, Sophie RUSSELL, william H. LOESCH, Elizabeth TOhN~DEN, William LONG, Maria C. LYTEH, Charles E. LUCAS, liInerica LUDWIG, I"lary(Miss) LYSINGER, iUnanda HADDEN, Maggie I"'lALLARD, Alice E. I-'lALLAHD, Lizzie l"illRTIN, Catharine r~rrIN, l"laggie l\'iART IN, .Mary A. l"lASON, Rache 1 J'. MC CAIN, Laura A. MC CLURE, Lora A. l"lC CHEA, Aggie 11. I"1C CREATH, Mary MC DEHMOTT, Lizzie MC DOWELL, Anna MC DOWELL, Harriet I"'lC GEE, Ida l"1C GRADE, Nellie l"lC KINNEY, Folly 1'"lC I'lILLAN, Ade lla l"lC I'IILLAN, Farthena l"'lERbDITH, Louisa MILLLR, Harriett A. l",ILLEH, Julia MITCHELL, Anna M. l"lI'lICHELL, Luella MOOI-ili, Sarah Ann r·mSI CK , Mary E. NEFF, Margaret NI~SL~Y, Hoberta K. NIXON, Arra B. ODELLE, J-ennie OSB(j}~NE, Isabella OSf"lOND, Elizabeth -J -251- NORWOOD, George W. HAGENBUCH, Henry HUtlPHREY, \hlson Y. GROI'T, Anderson RUSSELL, William E. HORNUNG, George f"IilRrIN, Levi ROPER, William J. 3NYDER, George w. AhTERBUHN, Samuel . JARVER, Wilmer WOODRUFF, Frank L. FULLER, WilliamA. CARSON, J-ohn E. PATEE, Clair 1"1. B'::".lCK, George SCO'liir, Damue 1 PITCHER, William IRWIN, Edward J. RENFRE~, Grandison WHITE, Robert HENDliliSON, John C. WINFIELD, James WIlWH:t;LL, 'llryon A. CLARK, Henry CAfJPBELL, Henry C. EDMUNDS,. Ed N. BATES, Daniel HICKS,Charles A. NEUSTI1i'TER, Loui s L~WIS, George Albert SHIRK, Shannon K. BAKER, William H. H. TO THAKER , George W. GRIEG, James S. �ALFJIABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAI"lE - 1884 (Cont'd) Bride Groom Bride Groom OTTINGER, l"lartha E. OWENS, Fanny HOwARD, John f'1. DOUGLAS, General SI-'ERRY, l"laggie H. STARKS, Catharine S. STONEBRAKER, Dora G. STREETER, Ella S'rUDEBAh.ER, Amanda WORRELL, :F'rank B. STEWART, Geor~e C. LATEEN (LA'rHAN ) , John O. J-ONES, john w. SEliliIEl-ili, }i'rank SERhERIE, Frank STOUT, Leonard M. BLODGETT, Syrus PEABODY, Alice B. SUlliS, 'William H. PEOVEE..LINE, Annie B. BROWN, Hichard PE.TERSON, Eva E. :PERSON, Carl 1'"1. STUDEBAK~,Angeline PHELPS, 1'"laggie 1'"LATTHE.'WS, Henry STULL, Leonora PILLSBURY, Annie M. YOUNG, James R. SWO:PE, t'lary F'INGRE";';"', Hatt1" e FRES1'ON, James W. PLIEF.KE, Emilie" ENGELl'10HR, Jacob :tJLiI.CE, Josiah H. TETER, Stella S. POCH, Anna F. KANNENBUHG, .August F. W. TE'rER, Tillie RICH, Clever A. FOGSO'l,T, E-'ll" za DUNCAN, Charles S,Jr. "~ DENNISON, John L. TBASK, Laura E. PON'l1IUS, Callie IHCHARDSON, :Fred O. HAMILTUN, Albert C. 'rREril'ER, l"Jary L. PRINGLE, ..Tames FONTIUS, Ina K. RICHARDSON, Herman O. 'l'UTrr, Julia SHEFli.RD, Frank \~EI~ACH, Alice LEAH.NED, S. Stanley 'fYNBH, Bmma P. FnICE, Navada Ellen CLJU\.K Walter I. VALLENCOUli.T, J of'''.:r,hine HALEY, John P. PRICE, P~lena J. C. (Miss) LIGGE'fT, George R. VALOT, Mary Isabella GROFT, Albert W. ~"~CL~F:F'l!;, "Em~a E. l"lILLER, AugustusH. EDGAR, Robert A~ VANNEST,l"laud (Miss) RE~BUHN, L1ll1an HAWN Lawrence HYl'1l:-;R, James VAN VRANKEN,Debbie J. ROBERl"1AN, Laura JE'WET'f Lorenzo ROSS, Olive S. SODLE, 'Julian D. WALKER, Emma A. eDELL, James W. RUSS, Gertrude E. SWICK.h.HD, Nathan A. WALLACE, Ida Me LOUTH,Charles N. RYAN, Edith ARNOLD, J. Frank WALTERS, Dolie PERKINS, Calvin G. WARE, Ella GOOSBY, Peter SANDERS, Hulda MILLER, J. Theodore WASSON, l"lartha Albertine BRACKEN ,Meade L. SANDS, Margareth E. ABERNA'rIIY, Mart in WATSON, Manda " COOP'ER, Ernest J. SCHOTT, Mamie GEEIJ~, William G. WA'r'fS, K}.len BOWMAN, Valentine SHIELDS, Anna DEI"IING, Byron H. WEBBER, Amelia NEwCOMB, George SILLIK, Lou BDHKETrl', Frederick M. WESTCOTT, Chrissie V. CAI'll-'B:tLL, Alonzo SII"'!l'10NS, Mollie FORD, Charles L. WHEDON, Mary KELLEY, hobert S. SfCAGGS, Laureta BALDWIN, J"ohn W. ~JHIRLC;W, Sarah B. }-OT'l'ORB" jacob W. SKINN.l:ill, Susan 1'"JA'Fn},wS, Charles G. WHITNEY, I"1ary S. NELVILLE, Edward W. SL:.t.N'l' Z, t'lary A. BIUNrLAN, J-ohn WILBER, Lottie ROBSON, J"ohn N. SMART, Sarah J. l"lAtiON, "William P. WILLIM]S, Lucy BELL, Jopn SI"lITH, Emma(Miss) l-IAZARD , J arne sF'. WILLIAl"iS, I"laria GILL, William SMITH, Nannie DED1:ICK, Ernest WIN'fER, Leora L. HJNTIUS, Walter D. SUUL~, ~I e s ~3ie Iihl\mEW~(jN, Willis G. WITTLBR, I"lathilda STOLL, George A. SPARGUR, fi,ollie AUSTAETL, Frederick WUiiLBTEIN ,Agnes (l'-'liss) WILKINS, Philip .D -252- �SURNAME INDEX Abbot 36 Abbott 184 Abrams 196 Abramz 226 Acker 196 Ackerman 94 Ackley 171 Adair 5,12,176,188 Adams 9,18,21,30,33,44,56,62,70,73 92,95,96,112,116,124,130,131,135 141,149,159,162,169,183,196,203 214,219,224,231 Adamson 12,112 Addington 74 Addis 9 Ader 95 Adkins 33 Adolph 64,96,163,169 Ager 116 Ahlguist 136 Ahlstrom 100,112 Ahrbergh 21 Akers 141,159 Akin 21 A baugh 100 A bert 224 A bery 95 A bin 9,63 Abott 218 A brecht 50,141 A bright 225 A bro 22 A buton 159 A corn 141 A der 112,228 A derman 225,226,229,231,2~3,239 240,241,243,244,245,246 Aldrich 169 Aldridge 169 Alen 33 Alexander 73,89,91,108,124,185,196 Alford 124,211 Alfred 105 A I I an 89 Allbright 185 A I I br i t ton 187,214 AI len 2,33,48,49,56,57,61,72,96,102 105,116,124,126,141,159,169,177 182,183,196,201,214,224,226 Allgaier 105,124 A I I i ngham 94 All ison 21,30,33,45,138,143 Allston 196 Allstot 216 Almquist 89 Althaus 59 Althen 9 Alumbaugh 48 Alveron 35 Alverson 22,30 Amblen 28 Ambler 25 Ambold 149 Ammermon 137 Amos 30,37,57 Amsden 47,185 Amund 104 Anderson 1,2,9,11,16,17,30~37,44,5o 56,60,61,70,89,91,92,100,105,107 112,113,115,116,124,137,141,142 159,162,169,183,185,187,204,206 211,217,224,226,239,240,244 Andis 196 Andrews 30,37,64,101,149,183 Annis 149 Anthony 44,112 Anton 62,100,117,159,169 Anxier 57 Apitz 56 Appleby 89 Applewhite 36,159 Arband 44 Arbane 44 Archer 56 Archibald 12 .-253- �Argnbright 224 Argubright 211 Arie 224 Arms 103,141 Arnett 226 Arnold 9,112,141,142,144,196,211 Arthur 89,100,124 Arv i I 70 Asborn 124 Ashby 21,22,164,169 Ashley 134,196 Asher 44,183 Ashton 56 As pi nwa I I 26 Assman 103,163 Asterberg 141 Aterberry 9 Atkinson 1,44,57,71,240,243 Aubaugh 112 Aud i noJOod 70 Aughbaugh 112 Augustin 24 Austaett 224 Austin 3,44,56,58,70,134,136,196 219 Auston 56,196 Auterburn 169 Auxier 70,106 Aver i I I 30 Averley 203 Averly 198 Avertams 214 Avery 10,32,62,114 Ayer 23,46,101,104,202 Ayers 1,143 Ayres 211 Babb 56 Babey 112 Bach 116,124 Bachelor 219 Backwith 172 Bacon 1,197 Badger 134 Badley 149 Badsky 112,118,124,159,196,233 Baer 190 Bai ley 9,30,56,71,74,89,91,115,131 141,149,169,177,183,211,233 Ba iii f t 118 Ba i I lie 226 Baine 89 Bair 188 Baird 21,44 Baker 1,3,21,30,31,33,35,44,73,134 150,159,169,175,178,198,200,205 211,212,224,226,228,232 Balch 115 Balcom 57,46,50,56,61,70 Baldridge 149 Baldwin 1,3,10,13,24,26,30,107,124 141,142,145,159,160,162,188,191 203,205,219 Balentyne 216 Bales 44,183,211,214 Ba I I 44 Ballagh 44 Bailon 70,71,95 Ba I lough 183 Baltz 92 Bancom 227 Bancrott 224 Bandel 70 Bane 34 Bantning 233 Bangs 28,103,149,183 Banion 159 Banker 89 Banks 46,56,57,58,61,62,63,74,92 100,116,135,173,187 Banning 21,196 Banta 175,183,217 Baracklaw 58 Barber 1,2i,22~100,107,112,124,134 141,149,211,220 Barcourt 135 -254- �Bardell 211,224 Bardwe I I 159 Bare 100 Barker 4,9,28,37,38,44,47,50,56,57 60,63,70,71,92,96,107,112,115,127 134,149,128,134,135,137,143,145 150,159 Barkley 100 Barley 46 Barlow 196 Barnard 24,35 Barns 241 Barnes 37,56,89,92,92,94,95,106,169 203,212,219 Barnett 1,2,4,129,134,161,224 Barney 9 Barnhart 100,115,141,187 Barnhisel 112 Barnls 9 Barratt 163,243 Barrett 14,50,134,177 Barricklow 5,13,70,73,92,100,200 Barriere 218 Barry 91,137,196 Barteldes 159 Bartholow 44 Bartleman 48 Bartlett 141 Barton 119,124,216 Base I 141 Bashore 128 Basinger 62 Baskaville 134 Ba s k e r v i I I e 224 Bass 124,128,196 Bastian 232 Batdor t. 70,112 Bateman 31,45,196,211 Bates 37,90,196,200,202,203,212,224 228,230,239,243,244,245,246,248 Bateson 216 Bathurst 57 Batman 225 Ba t ta i I Ie 60 Battle 149 Bauer 211 Baum 124,145 Baxter 89 Bayless 159 Ba yne. 197,216 Baysinger 1,4,30 Beach 13,60,70 Beagle 224 Beaks 61 Beal 183,196,224 Beale 130 Beales 183 Beals 44,124,213 Beam 44,224 Beaman 2,47 Bear 134 Beard 202 Beardsley 15,36 Bearer 44 Beattie 183 Beatty 21,174,184,187,189,197,204 211,215,226,230,232,241-243,246 Bebee 72 Bebout 141,196 Beck 51,72,200 Becker 141 Beckey 183 Beckman 211 Bedale 161,162,172,175 Bedgood 62,95,169 Beebe 72 Beecrott 205 Beeks 136,138,150,164,170,192,206 Beeler 44 Beeson 30,149,229 Beeyley 124 Beezely 30 Beggs 159 Behrens 159,224 Bel I 3,29,34,36,44,47,48,57,89,91 103,113,126,134,159,169,174,182,213 -255- �Belmer 70-73,89,91,93,94,96,101-106 108 Belt 159 Belvoir 205 Benander 159 Benas 112 Benchard 100 Benedict 1,10,70,224 Benefield 169 Bengtson 96 Benin 56 Benjamin 1,159 Bennett 2,4,25,44,56,100,159 Benson 25,36,37,112,118,141,159,215 Bent 3 Bentley 46,49,51,56,58,61,63,64 Benwood 59 Berge 100 Bergman 56,100 Berkan 16 Berkau 9 Berkaw 16 Berner 61 Berry 30,56,114,116,126,183,189,191 211 Bertenshaw 100 Bertha 183 Bertschinger 70 Bethea 192 Betts 33,44 Beureau 70 Beverly 124 Bevels 50 Bevier 50 Bew 134 Bewley 30 B ddison 59 B dinger 159 B ebush 177 B erer 169 B gelow 100;211 B ggs 89,100,108,144· B II 224 Bineyard 60 Bird 182 Birkett 159 Bishop 1,2,14,22,249 Bissell 60 Bitterly 218,232 Blachl 217 Black 31,127,169,183 Blackbird 59 Blackburn 56 Blackenship 185 Blacker 90,100,126 Blackette 56 Blackford 3 Blackman 30 Blackmar 196 Blacksten 47 Blackstone 1 B ackwelder 149 B ades 124 B aechel 199,224 Bake 3,30,70 B akely 33,34,50,71 Baker 100,162,224 Bakeman 134 B akeny 30 B akeslee 11 B akewel I 56 B anchard 170 Band 124 B anden 4 Blaney 159 Blankenship 30,35,159 Blankinship 44 Blanton 9,59 Blayney 56 Bleakley 224 B I ech I i 204 Bledsoe 10,35 Blem 165 BI ende 11189 Blevenge 95 Blevins 224 -256- �Blinton3o B lis s -12,21, 112, 134 Blodgett 63,137,143,183 Blokesley 141 Blood 2,9,10,13,21,28 Blue 211 B I un t 162 Boay 248 Boaz 211 Bock 211 Bodlerson 34 Bohannan 183 Bohn 141 Bohnmaier 178 Boicourt 107,115,124,129,136,137 144 Bolan 205 Bolen 31,35 Boles 211,214 Bolin 141 Bollard 183 Bolton 44 Bond 17,30,22,89,92,93,105,107,114 118,124,134,150,201,216 Bonebake 63 Bonebaker 58 Bonbrake 134 Bonebrake 57,70,71,74,93,96,103,106 125,127,129,141,143,162,172,191 192,206,215,216,227,241,245,246 Bonham 145,184 Bonner 214 Bonton 134 Booker 114,125,165,184 Boone 56,48,142 Boose 30,96 Bora9an 57 Borcourt 117 Border 112 Borer 141 Boris 30 Bothe 19 Botts 9 Boucher 231 Bou9hton 1,149 Boulden 159 Bouray 160 Bouton 44,134 Boutwe I I 56 Bovard 197 Bowden 211 Bowen 4,70,73,149,160,169,212 Bower 30,35-38,48,57,59,61,62,72,73 91,94,104,107,115,117,125,127,136 141,144,150,175,184 Bowers 2,44,59,89,115,125,138,149 173 Bowker 177 Bowku 94 Bowles 21 Bow lin 45 Bowman 1,11,28,29,56,100,149,224 Bowyer 70 Boyce 106 Boyd 100,101,112,113,144,169 Boyer 1,102,131,160,187 Boyle 21,101 Boynton 104,107,112,124,137 Bozel 19 Brackett 56,218 Bradbary 30 Braden 141 Bradford 4 Bradley 61,125,138,164 Bradshaw 141,149',197,211 Bra9don 44 Brady 31 Bra99 70 Bra i I sford 100 Brand 46,230 Brandage 13 Brander 47 Brandon 169 Brandstaelter 198,201,205,212,215 217 Brannon 56,89,119,134 -257- �Branson 36,72 Brant 1,2,3,5,15 Brass 93,115,169,226 Bratton 112 Braxton 129,149,160 Bray 59,177 Brecheisen 112,184,197 Brecheison 173 Brechtelsbauer 105 Brechtelsbower 130 Breedlove 3 Breese 2 Breeze 149,164 Brehm 224 Breithaupt 176 Brekheisen 70 Brender 1,44,225 Brero 10 Bretherton 197 Brewer 9,34,165,199 Brewin9ton 160 Brichheim 30 Br cke I I 225 Br dal 30 Br dge 134,212 Br dges 21 Br 99S 29,57,112,120,134 Br ndle 212 Br nk 102 Br'nkman 70 Br sco 44 Br stol 100,175 Br tt 177 Br tton 228 Br zendine 197 Br ro 10 Brocard 218 Brock 70 Brockmeier 72 Brockway 44,46-49,58,63,160 Brocraw 49 Broeker 169 Broemmelsick 35 Bronboker 57 Bronson 44 Brooke 5,10,197,231 Brooks 1,21,29,44,45,49,57,63,70,89 100,103,105,112,114,116,120,125 160,169,197 Brophy 57,161 Brosard 228 Brou9hton 129,160 Brouse 184 Broutherton 44 Brown 1,3,4,10,13,17,23-26,29-37,44 45,47,49,51,56,57,59~62,7o,73,89 91,104,106,112,116-119,125,134,135 138,145,150,160-162,169,170,174 184,186,191,197,212,215,216 224-226,229,231 Browne 1,215,232,241 Brownin9 10,125,162,170,178 Brownlee 34-36,103 Brubaker 59,63,89,94,96,107,113 116-120,124,126,127,129,134,135 137,138,141-144,159,161,165,183 196,202,205,212,215,226,241 Bruce 112,160,172,184,197,225 Brue9gen 176,212 Brue9ger 70,225 Bru99an 188 Brumbau9h 100 Brune 35,128,160,225 Bruner 59,128,213 Brunin9haus 201 Brunk 171 Brunton 138 Bryan 2,57,60,62,71,73,92 Bryant 56,105,138,143,183,197,212 220,228,230 Brysen 31 Bryson 35,37,51,72,74,93,104,108 115,119,128,143,161,163,165,171 Buchanan 36,100,106 Buchheim 234 Buck 37,57,70,126,150 -258- �Buckhanan 228 Buckels 45,51 Buckhart 47 Buckheim 30 Buckles 48 Buckley 94 Buckner 89,113 Budington 1 Buecking 127 Buell 225 Buffer 90 Buffington 212 Buggoon 35 Buker 224 Bu I I a r d 9,24 Bu I len e 28, 113,233 Bu I I i ngton 184 B u I I 0 c k 73, 145·, 1 97 Bundren 1 Bunton 90 Burbank 100 Burdett 57 Burdick 15,33 Burgess 1,10,11,31,34,,212 Burgin 70 Burgoon 30,45,90 Burke 4,57,203 Burket 170 Burkhardt 30 Burks 213 Burley 10 Burnell 170 Burnett 28,31,49,141,165,225 Burney 37,160 Burns 17,36,71,100,113,117' Burnton 134,226 Burpee 101 Burr 10,170 Burritt 3 Burroughs 1,30 Burrows 30,144,160 Burson 4,23 Burt 160 Burton 30,32,44,126,128 Burwerth 213 Buse 90 Bush 57,170 Busse 30 Bussell 90 Bussin 118 Butcher 197 Butel 70,150,160 Bute I I 125 Butler 2,25,45,102,137,199,212,229 Butter 232 Butterfield 134 Button 130,144 Buttrick 170 Butts 212,225 Buzzard 32 Byerley 63,112 Byers 205,213,220,233 Byler 14 Byrd 3,90 Byrne 125 Cabbage 134 Cade 103,141,188,225 Cady 191,197,205 Cafterly 12 Ca i I a r 30 Cain 49 Calder 134 Caldwell 45,48,71,114,138,197 Ca Ilaman 95 Ca I I away 18,45 Calloway 3,11,15 Ca I we I I 16 Cameron 30 Camerson 141 Cammeron 118 Campbel 61 Campbel I 1,5,14,16,38,47,50,57,59 60,70,71,101,107,134,144,150,184 191,225,229 Canady 22 .,.259- �Canary 125 Canavan 184 Cane 57 Canfield 116,204 Ca n iff 22 Cannedy 90 Cannin9 30 Cannow 57 Car:tsdele 30 Cantrell 141 Capper 45 Cara9Y 125 Cardwell 21,57,119,173 Care I I 59 Careness 125 Carew 170 Carey 32,70,113 Cargay 134,138 Car9uev i I Ie 101 Car ius 104,108,114,115,128,130,137 Cariw 183 Car lin 22 Carlson 70,101,150,227 Carlton 225 Carmean 31,36,224 Carmien 170 Carnahan 215 Carnes 57,45,57,58 Carney 30,100,116,125,128,134 Carper 101,112,116,124~128 Carpenter 4,10,22,25,57,184 Carr 5,10,45,90,178,184,198 Carrier·l Carri9an 73 Carrol 170 Carruth 47,58,59,90,101,113,150 212 Carson 31,90,125,169,225 Carter 45,58,64,90,113,143,150,170 171,172,174,212,225 Cartwright 92 Carum 183 Caruthers 134,136,141,184 Cary 225 Casaboom 169 Case 1,10,15,56,60,70,61 Casebere 16 Casey 125,161,183,186,231 Casmire 197 Casper 134 Casson 216 Castello 170 Castleman 5 Cattereon 1 Cauch 90 Cavanau9h 212 Cavin 161 Caylor 34,45,70,159,160,225 Cayton 31,45,62 Center 103 Centers 32 Cerino 33 Cerley 186 Chadwick 10,31,34,45,46,47,48-51 57-62,70,72,73,89,90,94,96,103,107 126,128,130,141,142,144,145,163 165,172,174,176,177,183,184,185 187,190,191,192,198,199,201,202 204,205,206,211,212,213,216,218 224,225,229,231,232,233,234,239 240 Chaffee 57 Chall is 57 Chalman 89 Chamberlain 4,31,134 Chambers 22,31,56,101 Champion 185 Chance 197,211 Cha.nd I er 71,128 Chapin 30,32,35,37,45,46,47,48,49 50,51,57,63 Chapley 141 Chapman 2,36,37,45,49,63,71,91,203 225 Charleton 128 Charlton 126,128,185 -260- �Chase 10,57,64,184 Cheejman 73 Cheesman 225 Cherry 101,164,170,175,176,178,184 185,192,200,217,219,224,225,234 239 Chervestonn 34 Chester 28 Chestnut 10 Chetlain 124 Cheval ier 113,138,184 Chew 45 Chi Icote 220 Chi Id 230 Chi Ids 57,125 Chi IsDn 45 Ch i I ton 31 Chi.ssinberg 44 Chock ley 35 Chollar 90 Chotau 113 Chrisman 4 Chriss 47 Christian 71,102,105,107,114-116 118-120,125,127,130,170,184,188 Christie 186 Christy 101,225 Chrysler 225,227 Chrysty 45 Church 101,107 Churchill 3,116 Cinry 126 Clapp 15 Clark 4,10,14,30,34,45,48,57,71,95 101,113,125,134,141,159,160,165 170,177,185,191,202,212,225,229 Clarke 1,57,59,71,125,143,164 Clarkson 113 Clausen 101 . Clay 91,125,150,170,184,198,212,218 224,233 Clayton 3,31,44,125,150 Cleland 129,226 Clement 90 Clemmons 31 Clerry 37 Cleveland 197 Cline 182,212 C linton 31 Clock 134,135,142,143,176,187,191 196 Cloe 2 Close 135 Cloud 212 Clough·l,16,17,58,62 Clover 71 Clow 35 Cluser 32 Coape 57 Coarley 25 Coat 10,35 Coate 198,218 Coats 113 Cobb 185,1 97 Cobble 117 Cobel 56 Coble 56 Coblentz 58 Cochran 113,141 Cockins 135,137,141,142,145,160-164 Cock lin 90,101 Coe 1,2,125 Coffey 141,143 Coffin 28,29,90,113,125,197 Coffman 117,160 Cogaon 117 Coger 186 Cogi in 101 Cogswell 90,160 Cohen 71 Coker 92,96,101 Colbert 58,71,125 Colburn 23 Colck 206 Cole 2,34,45,57,71,72,90,125,126 129,137,138,141,170,184,198,202 -261- �Cole(cont) 213,214 Cole land 24 Coleman 31,36,57,101,176 Colemery 126 Coles 142 Col i e r 59,96 Collier 25,31,47,61,94 Col I ins 45,47,71,115,19.8 Colman 96,134 Colraw 60 Col row 60 Coltrane 211 Colwell 226 Colver 62 Comba 50 Combs 58,71 Compton 2,31 Comstock 213,214,217,242 Conant 71,101 Conard 113 Cone 57,125,204 Conely 71 Conger 71,104,198 Conk lin 2,45 Conley 31,90,92,96,186 Conneley 57 Conne I I 101 Conner 198 Connor 10 Conover 22 Conrad 248 Conroy 150 Conser 13 Conry 141-144 Constant 130 Conway 212 Cook 15,31,57,71,124,160,175,186 212,215,216 Cooke 143 Cooley 31,72,171 Coo I i dge 31 Coon 62 Cooney 125 Coons 30 CooP 34,57,113,125,202,226 Cooper 2,113,125,134,198,212,226 Coots 150 Coovert 206 Copeland 2,4,10,33,45,115 Copenbarger 37 Copley 90 Coppinger 48 Copple 22,31 Corbin 141,160 Corder 104,198 Cordley 1-5,10,13,21,23,30,32-38 44-51,56-63,70,72-73,74,89,91,92 96,101-108,112,113,116,118,124 125-134,136,138,183,200,211,233 239,244,247,248 Corel 224,232 Core I I 35 Corey 2 Corlew 10 Cornel ius 143 Cornell 2,22,31,57 Cornforth 212 Cornish 170,184 Corpora I 124 Correl 10 Correll 25 Cory 134,160,226 Cosier 90 Cosley 1,12 Costello 57 Cotes 142 Cottenberg 70,212 Cottingham 113 Cotton 102,112,136,198 Couch 213 Couley 186 Coulter 16,17,57,174 Coursen 141 Courtney 160 Cousbant 173 Covey 71,125,170,198,213 -262- �Cowan 31,61,175 Cowen 113 Cowdsey 164 Cowles 232 Cox 2,28,29,46,57,90,101,136,141 150,184,230,233,234 Coy 198 Cracklin 10 Craft 198 Craig 71,125,170 Craiglow 163 Cram 10 Cramer 71,165,170 Crandall 126,161 Crane 2,57,141,226 Craven 198 Cravens 113,145,176 Crawford 45,113,198 Creavy 12 Cree 57,89 Creech 45 Creed 22 Creekmcore 184 Creeks 90 Cree I 59,161,184 Cress 31 Crew 28,29,64,90,101 Crews 71 Cricket 2 Criley135 Cripe 226 Crisby 201 Criss 106,135,191,213 Critchfield 25 Crites 162 Crittenton 11 Critzer 101,184 Crocket 172 Crockett 2 Crosby 2,9,170,190,230 Cross 11,57,184 Crouch 57,102,108,116,148 Crow 198,205 Crowder 184 Crowe 161 Crowell 31,34,127 Crumley 71 Crummet 96 Crummett 51,101,198 Crump 160 Crusan 30 Crutchfield 31,45 Cruzan 160,199,216 Crysler 229,239,240,241,243,245,246 248 Cullar 211 Culmer 198 Culp 161 Cumme I I 31 Cummings 4,37,57,64,89,101,107,119 163 Cuncan 130 Cunder 171 Cunnana 126 Cunnane 101 Cunningham 21,35,45,60,61,63,71,74 92,94,95,101,105,106,113,125,126 128,137,161,171 Cunnington 113,126 Cures 45 Curl 242,243 Curran 26 Currier 101,161 Currin 61 Curry 50,57,74,101,213 Curtis 2,45,~35,150,184,225 Curtiss 10,45 Cusehburg 74 Cushinberry 126 Cushingbery 119 Cushingberry 198 Custard 243 Cutler 57,118 Cutter 71,101 Dabourdien 227 -263- �Daeschner 215 Dahlquist 227 Dai ley 107,161 Dale 228 Dalee 2 Dallas 107,198 Da I I y 45 Dalstrom 199 Da I y 191,246 Dam 4 Damm 31,101 Danforth 72-74,101 Dan91er 185 Daniels 31,45,46,73,108,135,225,226 231 Darlin9144 Darnell 198 Darr 47 Dart 14 Dathey 32 Davenport 1,3,25,31,64,90,198,229 Davidson 2,90,150,188,198,199,213 Davies 113,115,120,125,128,129,134 135,136,141,142,143,144,149,150 Davis 3,4,13,28,31,34,37,45-48 56-59,61,62,70,71,73,74,89-92,95 96,100-102,160,161,170,176,183,185 198,204,216,217,219,224-227,229 232,239,247 Davisson 33 Daw 25 Dawson 170,203 Day 11,31,33,113,150,171,172,185 198 Dayton 13 Deal 90,162,164,197,204,213 Dean 71,90,135,172,174 Deane 22 Dearborn 33,36,44,46-50,56-59,61,62 64,70-74,189-192,199,210,206,214 215,218,228,231 Deay 113,150,185,205 Deckwa 198 Dedrick 38 Dee 113 DeeMars 226 Deer 45 Deerin971,219 Deever 219 DeFar 188 Deland 161 Delapp 171 Delesdernier 101 De I I ahunty 101 De I I enbeck 150 Dell it 171,213 Delmarch 45 Demaree 226 Demin9 90,150 Demmin9 149 Dempsey 71 Dempster 227 Denison 125,136,145 Dennewi Iler 174 Dennis 1,2,9,11,12,14-16,21-26 30-32,38,230 Dennison 11,34 Denny 91,101 Denton 172 Denun 31 Dequis 126 Derby 45 Derrien 57 Dershem 71 Deskins 72,171,175,177 Desque 226 Deter 61 DeVa I 130 Dever 142 Devereaux 113 Dev lin 171 . Dewey 22 Dewitt 72,93 DeWolf 11 DeWolfe 113 Dexter 31 -264- �Dey 48 Dezins 102 Dhapin 33 o i c k 185 Dicker 71150,198 o ckson 3,31,32,36,46,51,58,177 o 9g5 113,118,175 o liard 29,94,102 o I liard 94 o lion 171 o I Ions 150 o I I y 32 o mmery 225 o nn 58 o nney 31,45 o nsmoor 161 o sbrow 2 o singer 171 o ssinger 176,184,186,187,197,198 200,202,203,217 Diurr 58 Dive I bes 136,137 Divelbess 159,161,190,191,198 Dix 11,51,100 Dixon 22,199 Doan 32 Doane 215,226 Dobbins 18,135,141,174,199 Dobson 113 Dodder 31,71,102 Dodds 224 Dodge 119,135,171 Doering 213 Doherty 102 Dolan 185 Dolesam 58 Do lis i 142 Doll inger 141 Doll inyer 46 Dolstrom 126 Dominique 226 Donahoe 46 Donahue 46,71 Don n e I I y 71,114 Donnelson 16 Donohoe 142 Donohue 130 Donovan 96 Donw i I I er 50 0001 ittle 11,213 Dooty 61 Dopson 60 Dornblaser 233,240 Dorris 161 Dorsett 38 Dorsey 31,169 Do.rton 128 Doty 4 Dougherty 24,197 Doughty 213 Douglas 46,114,129,145,171,186,203 205,213 Douglass 212,226,228 Dow 15 Downey 15 Dawning 144 Downs 142 Day 3,4 Doyel 45 Dayle 22,33,103,161 Drain 214 Drake 31,102,131,145,171,185,199 213 Draker 33 Dram 36 Draper 31,34,35,37,38,45,47,48,49 102,115,130,135,159,169,175,178 187,191,214,226,233 Dreisbach 102,225 Drende I 142 Dresden 59 Dresser 213 Drew 46 Drisden 45 Drisdom 143,160,173,174,199,202 Dryden 3 -265- �Dubourdein 184 Duck 104 Dudgeon 189,224 Dudley 45,58,102,142,171,187,204 226 Duenwaler 185 Duff 58 Duffee 11 DU9an 45 DU99an 94,224,242,2441245 Dui9nan 213 Dulinskey95 Du I ins k i 21,37 Dumeray 114 Dummar 46 Dummer 73,142,171 Dun 90 Duncan 30,31,59,60,71,100,117,118 128,130,134,135,150,161,185,219 226,232 Dun9ar 46,126 Dunham 150 Dunlap 10,228 Dunn 3,13,14,22,36,46,56-58,70,89 91,92,94,103,104,107,112,119,129 130,135,171,199,213,218 Dunns 115 Ounnuck 117 Duprie 96 Dupue 96 Durham 71 Durland 46,72,161,199 Durr 102 Dusin9 102 Dutton 23,142,171,185,213,230 Duva I 1,23 Duval I 2,48,57 Dweyer 50 DWyre 227 Dwyer 171,186 Dyer 21,33,150,161,199,202 Dymond 125 Ea91e 31 Ea91esfield 106 Ea90n 31,56 Earhart 58 Ea r i l l Ear I'>, 33, Earnheart 10,11 Easley 36,137,226 Eastman 142 Eather 14 Eaton 2,30,71,118,135,160 Eaves 197,203 Eberhard 31,173,233 Eberhart 33,58,103,114,117,142,150 169,185,216 Eberle 31 Eberlee 107 Ebey 228 Ebverhart 148 Eccleston 92,212 Eckard 58 Eckardt 58 Eeke 190 Eddy 1,1 14 ,189 Eder 71,114,185 Ed9ar 189,224 Edie 46 Edin9ton 199 Edler 126 Edmiston 46 Edmonds 31,·58,1 02,226 Edmurtsen 46 Edwards 2,31,71,91,101,142,161,175 199,202 Ege 71 Eger 15 E99art 58 E9gers 46,150 E9gert 102,114 E91dhoff 2 Ehrsam 213,225,230,244 Eidemi Iler 28,29,224 Einstad 33 -266- �Einsted 186 Eisele 213 Eisenberg 114 E it e l l 06 . E I a 11 Elam 62,113,142,150,169 Elder 3,178 Eldridge 11,24,49,60,62,71,91,95,96 135,150 Elersam 202 Elgin 226 E I I a 28 E I Ie r 126, 186 E I I ers 233 Ellerton 58 Ell inger 163 EI I iott 11,58,74,130,142,161,171 199 EI I is 31,33,36,72,89-91,93-95,100 101,103,107,128,135 Ellison 28,61 Ell iston 46 Elm 171 Elston 171,199,226 Ely 4,190 Emanalson 101 Embleton 114,117,124,135 Embree 200-204,214,218 Embry 2 Emery 58,72,94,114,213,226 Emmel 159,173,175,176,177 Emmett 125 Emory 135 Engelhart 108 Engelke 102 Engelsmann 64,72 Engle 30 Engler 37 Englson 129 Enos 37 Enright 46 Enslow 1 Ensminger 185 Eppinger 218 Epley 49 Eply 172 Epple 58,72,186 Ercson 94 Ereckson 104 Erickson 105,143,159 Ernst 30,62,126 Ervin 56,114,130,142 Erwi 130 Erwin 199 Eskridge 22 Essex 30,46,185 Essix 45 Esson 144,185 Estes 91,165 Esther 32 Estis 32 Eter 96 Etter 46,49,58 Eubanks 137 Eulert 199 Eustace 102 Evans 23,32,46,50,92,93,94,103,114 161,178,182,189,199,240,243 Everback 35 Everett 171 Everhart 135 Everus 25 Ewing 58,89,173,185 Eyre 213 Fabricius 32 Fadden 90 Fagan 91 Fager 89 Fa iii ng 91 Fair 58 Fairchild 35 Fairholm 11 Fales 9 Fa I i r)g 91 Falley 46 -267- �Falwell 72,73 Fanks 169 Fanning 58 Farey 92 Farier 11 Faringer 185 Farley 32 Farmer 22,44,46,114,213,234 Farnham 2,31,218 Farnsworth 11,32 Farrar 91 Far re I 126 Farren 105 Farris 161 Farwell 9,16 Faucett 165,191 Faucher 2 Fau I k 72 Faulkner 16 Faust 171 Faux 2 Faver 48 Favre 37,45,46,48,50,63 Fawl 174 Faxon 48,104,106,185 Fay 58 Fearer 142 Fearing 58 Featherston 145 Featherstone 171,183 Featters 145 Fee 226 Fe i I 32 Fel ix 104,106 Fe I lows 232 Felt 10 Felten 30 Fenimore 185 Fenney 59 Fennimore 11 Fergeson 72 Ferguson 28,32,183 Ferne 33 Ferrel 31,136,143 Ferrell 13,161 Fer r i I 2, 11 , 16,36,47,48 Ferr ill 12,32 Ferris 164,216 Ferriss 72 Fessenden 26 Fetherolf 225 Fetty 159,200 F eld 32,44,72,218 F elding 46 F elds 22,46,119,213 F I I more 58 F nch 2,185 F ncher 102,174 F rik 2,5 F nley 171 FInney 36,72,213 Firestone 32 Fisch 72 Fischer 36,164,200 Fish 17,46,126,135 Fishback 187,199 Fishbrun 115 Fishburn 141 Fisher 21,25,30-35,37,38,44,45 48~51,57,58,6o,62,72,lo2,114,118 126,135;142,161,174,191,213 Fishir 72 Fishmaker 11 Fishpaw 94,127,142 Fisk 2,70,185 Fitch 2,31,203 Fitchue 176,226 F tshue 102 F tshugh 58 F tspatrick 90 F tsue 91 F tsure 91 F ttan 58 F tton 22,95 F tz 218 F tzgerald 32,136,144,150 -268- �Fitzhenry 2 F'tzhue 32 F tzmorris 46 F tzpatrick 58,226 F tzsimmons 102 F tzue 91 F tzwi II iam 200 F x 32,37,63,161 F agg 22 F agler 72 F anagan 214 F anders 10 F anigan 214 F eer 91,171,234 F eming 231 Fetcher 2,117,185 Finn 63 Food 32 Fora 117,142,159,213 F orer 72,73 F orey 119. F ory 91,102,135,141,142,185,225 230,231 Floyd 169 Fluke 188,212,213 Fluker 119 Flynn 35 Foeniuer 169 Fogerty 233 Fogleson 164 Fo i I 59 Foley 126,185 Follett 135 Followilllo5 Foncannon 2 Foote 91,196-206,211,212-220 224-234,239,240-248 Ford 2,38,114,124,137,173,198,206 229 Fords 44 - Forrest 135 Forsyth 161 Forsythe 171 Forth 226 Fortin 226 Fortner 58,72, Fortney 91 Fortnight 44,58 Forward 149 Foster 11,15,32,48,56,104,161,186 199,232 Fotsch 160 Fowler 46,226 Fox 1,21,23,57,102,128,143,149,165 246 Fraker 1,25,46,226 Fram 70 Frame 144 France 47 Francis 45 Franer 177 Frank 138,159,161,164,165,170 172-177,187,189 F ran k lin 56,91 Franz 162,201 Frarer 74 . 'F r a r y 196, 199 Fraser 102 Frawley 144 Frazer 11,22,115 Frazier 28,72,91,129,137,192,227 Frederick 102,227 Freeman 4,22,49,70,171,206 French 46,102,199,214,227 Frey 58,59 Fr cker 32,142,143,164,178 Fr dley 231 Fr dlund 227 Fr eker 50 Fr end 35 Fr end I i ch 49 Fr sler 186 Fr ster 102 Fr tsche 174,176,187,188 Fr tz 72,102,211 Fr tzel 70,171 -269- �Fry 11,58,127,138,199,214 Frye 32 Fulkerson 134 Fullbright 49 Fu II er 36,46,106,134 Fullour 143 Fulton 118,160 Fults 161 Fultz 161,171 Funk 117,214 Furgerson 70 Furgeson 15,32,25 Fur9uson 63,135,142 Furnish 2 Furze 135 Gabr i e I 141 Gabrielson 126 Gabrielle 71 Gaddis 219 Gaddy 125 Gaest 57 Ga ns 22,50 Ga r i t 47 Ga ther 58 Ga e 227,233 Ga lagher 62,72,73,102,120,247 Ga I egher 102 Ga lethy 169 Ga let I y 114, 171 Ga lion 91 Ga I ivan 186 Gamble 227 Gaml i·n 46 Gans 185 Garden 32,102 Gardner 3,36,61,91,102,104,106,107 112,117,118,125,126,129,136,186 227 Garetson 126 Garrett 227 Ga r r is 0 n 5,58 Garst 171 Garton. 107 Garver 36 Garvin 34,58,199 Gask i I I 126,184 Gas ne I I 114 Gasser 230 Gassie 120 Gates 36,60 Gathknicht 59 Gaumer 112,172,199 Gausnel 114 Gausne I I 142,164,227 Gavin 201 Gaylord 142 Gee 4,72 Geelan 112 Geer 46 Ge b 143 Ge ger 218 Ge Ian 135 Ge rtz 227 Ge tz 58 Ge eane 46 Ge ei iene 46 Ge erene 46 Gemmel 22 Genther 230 Gentry 22,32,33,46,56,107,182,186 199,206 Gerkey 186 George 56,118 Gerguson 72 German 114 Gerstenberger 70,114,199 G bbard 172 IS bbens 199 G be 201 . G bson 31,32,161,165 G ddings 220 G deon 225 Gertz 227 G ttord 1,199 Gibert 29,32,47,74,214 -270- �Gi I breath 199,227 Gi les 231 Gi Iges 113,199,214 Gi I I 22149,108,114,115,117,124,126 141,142,231 G Ilespie 101,102,107,186,227 G I I ham 164 G II i land 4,30,33,58,70,214,227 Gilman 136 G Imore 2,72 G Iluly 191 G Iman 126,173 G Imore 142 G Ison 91 G Istrap 33 G ngerich 31 G ngrich 63 G ngrick 63 G nley 46 G nn 142 G sh 211 G vens 173 G aden 46 G asby 205 G aser 161,186 G athart 32 G eason 3,5,23,95,159,197 Geed 28,29,182,186 G eich 11 G enn 2,46,90,120,150,162,198,227 G impse 35,218 G itten 32 G izer 49 Gover 135 G uyas 172 Gnasa 59 Gocia 50 Godfrey 58,64,95,135,204,213 Godwin 32 Gold 214 Goldstandt 71 Goode 58 Goodel I 45 Goodin 4,10,189 Goodrich 11 Goodsel I 72 Goepfert 126 Goiges 135 Goll 135 Good 90 Goodman 126 Goodspeed 103 Goolman 163 Gordon 1,32,91,142,187,199 Gore 143 Gorman 5125 Gormer 104,171 Gormont 228 Gas lin 214 Gas line 128 Gosne I I 184 Goss 3,58,59,91 Gottstein 233 Gould 23,91,103,118 Goulding 170 Gave 145 Gowell 164,178,190,198,206 Goynton 127 Grace 170 Gracey 142 Gradon 187 Graham 2,3,9,11,63,72,103,227 Granby 46 Grandfield 104 Grandison 32 Granger 124,136 Granstrom 214 Grant 48,58,105,137,174,214,248 Granvi lie 229 Grasstephen 91 Graveley 144 Graves 2,72,227 Gray 14,49,56,57,58,60,61,73,91,114 115,119,129,134-136,141,143-145 160,169,172,176,186,199,214,216 Graybe I 102 -271"- �Grazier 46 Grear 72 Greeley 58 Green 2-4,28-30,32,33,44,46-50,72 91,115,126,130,135,144,145,187,199 214,226,242 Greene 37,47,48,62,91,95,105,142 Greenfield 142 Greeninger 202 Greenwood 15 Greer 21,176 Gregg 50,59,182,224 Greggs 45,59 Greiner 106,199,217 Greinke 104 Gress 106,164 Gribi 59 Griding 11 Grier 72 Griesa 72 Gr tt 59 Gr ff n 59,186,199,231 Gr tt ng 71,74 Gr ff ns 184 Gr tt s 32 Gr ff th 2,17,35,51,71,126,169 Gr tt tts 105 Gr fi h 161 Gr ggs 911114 Gr mes 11 Gr nde I I 102 Gr ndrod 186,200 Gr ner 134,217 Gripper 191,200,210 Grisso 126 Griswold 2 Gritless 50 Groh 116 Groner 72 Grooms 47 Grosdidier 227 Grosheider 114 Grosland 96 Gross 59,200 Grover 12,72 Grundel 72 Guase 59, Gubsmietht 172 Guenther 171 Guest 951103,119 Guinan 188 Gulaspie 46 Gum 72 Gunn 159 Gurley 172 Gustafson 227 Gustofson 129 Gutmuche I 145 Gutsmithl 214 Guy 49 Haacke 23 . Haake 23 Haas 59,61,62,70,71,72,92,95,102 108,114,118,176,186,214 Hackenberry 186 Hackett 23 Hackworth 46 Hadel 232 Hadley 28,29,103,144,205,227 Haelseg 217 Haelsig 32,114,190 Haettig 32 Hafer 126 Ha Ha 200 Hagedon 200 Hagelgans 127 Hagen 126 Hagenbuch 200 Hager 94 Haglund 227 Hague 2,46,50,56,57,63,73,211 Hahn 59 Haines 107 Hairrell 114 Hakin 3 -272- �Halbert 72,126,187,203 Halburt 142 Hale 13,47,91,114,135,138,162,163 Haley 128,185 Ha ling 2 Hal I 11-14,22,57,59,60,71-73,101 104,114,124,127,135,142,161,197 200 Halladay 2 Ha I I er 70 Hallmark 32,59,78,103,104,115 Ha I Iowa y 172 Ha I I Ohle I I 105 Halsa 32 Ham 33,56,59,72,198 Hambl in 138 Hambaugh 33 Hamby 124 Hami I 59Hami II 103 Ham i I ton 34,46,114,126,160,188,216 Haml in 90,186 Hamline141 Hamme I I 162 Hammert 142 Hamm i I I 169,171 Hamming 206 Hammon 38 Hammond 2,126 Hamoy 49 Hampshire 227 Hancock 12 Hanes 114 Haney 33,214 Hanford 62,114 Hanley 114 Hann 74,136,162 Hannah 33 Hannam 49 Hanroy 49 Hanscom 12 Hanselman 115 Hansen 101,103 Hanson 33,215,228 Hant 205 Hanvoy 49 Hanway 206 Harbaugh 227 Harbin 4 Harbaugh 186 Harbour 34,142 Harbridge 127 Hard 45,46 Harden 142 Harder 218,219,224,230,231,234,245 Hardin 144 Harding 12,31,72,91,135,142,163,230 Harford 71,72,89,90,92,93,96,105 106,113,115,190 Harker 198 Harlan 171 Harman 59,127,162,178,186,196,197 214,231 Harmon 12,15,16,33,49,62 Harned 49 Harper 62,73,115,129,196,197,214 Harpole 12 Harrad 176 Harrell 35,91,116,136 Harrington 23,46 Harris 2,14,33,46,59,72,73,91,103 104,119,134,135,142,144,162,172 176,186,188,190,198,200,213,227 232 Harrison 44,185,189,219,227 Harrod 143,144,145,149 Harrold 183 Harrott 72 Harsha 136 Harshbarger 103 Harshener 187 Harshman 187 Hart 3,59,96,103,124,135,169,173 187,200,215,231 Hartlman 164 Hartman 186,199,233 -273- �Hartmann 228 Harttmann228 Hartup 226 Harvey 33,47,57,127,200,218,219,233 245 Harwel I 196,202,204,214,215,226,244 Harwold 190 Harwood 117,135,143,163 Harzel 205 Hase 159,162,172,200 Hasehine 17 Haselri9 115 Haseltine 16,23 Haske I I 12 Haskin 9,127,143,187 Haskins 2,169,196,215 Has lip 190 Hass lit t 33 Hastie 33,91,135,186 Hastin9s 47 Hasty 32 Hatch 130,142,162,226 Hatcher ·135 Hathaway 3,22,91,119,165 Hattan 11 Hatten 112,142 Hatton 58,74 Hauber 214,228 Haun 4,74 Haus 228 Hausman 203 Haven 204 Havens 12,22,23,47,59 Havermale 212,213,215,217,228,230 Havl ine 141 Havwe I I 248 Hawes 113 Hawkins 22,33,102,149,150,200 Haworth 29,115,225,230 Hay 12,23,135 Hayden 12,22,23,96 Haydon 59,113 Hayes 59,71 Hayman 91,228 Haynes 170,200 Hays 4,31,35,103,127,142,172,225 228 Hazel9ans 127 Hazelri996 Hazeltine 33,59 Hazzard 127 Healey 32,44,62,63,64,92,95 Healsi9 72 Hearne 172 Heath 47 Hebard 91 Heck 72,200 Hecy 103 Heddens 33 Heddrick 159 Hedrick 229 Heechley 64 Heek 103 Heffner 227 Hefner 205 Heger 226 Hei9htower 185 Hei I igenstein 141,142 He i I man 25 Heimann 102 Heine 176 Heinen 95,177 Heinis 74 Heins 72 Heise 126 Heitzman 12 Hellman 214 He I I strom 214 Helm 59,61,72 Helstrom 33 Helton 115 Heming 90 Hemminger 127 Hemmin9s 90 Hemph i I I 2,103 Henders 56,59,60,61 -274- �Henderson 46,58,63,64,70,91-94,96 113,124,135,136,142,162,184,186 200,213 Hendricks 136,186 Hendrix 31,115 Hendry 38,46,49,56-61,63,64,70-74 89,90,91,93-96,100-108,113,115 169-178,183-191,198,211 Heney 92 Henley 61 Henly 28 Henman 59 Hennessey 186 Hennin9 159-163,165,166 Henny 186 Henon 159 Henph i I I 58 Henry 3,47,59,73,92,200,224 Hensbarger 115 Henshaw 224 Henson 182,224 Herbauldsheimer 23 Herbold 23 Herboldsheimer 114 Herger 188 Her Ii nger 234 Herman 116,186,228 Hermann 103 Hernal 137,172 Hernin9 33,143 Herr 189,192,200,202,204 Herrick 58 Herri959 He r r i n9 3,33,1 72 Herrin9ton 47,92,183 Herriott 201 Herron 56,58,70-72,96,105,106,108 112,117,138,164 Hershey 136 Herschbein 72 Hervett 103 Herzber9 128 Hester 36,50 Heston 172 Hetherin9ton 92 Hewitt 2 Heynen 93 Heyward 233 Hiatt 23,141,160,191 Hibbard 26,103 Hickcox 24 Hickman 59 Hickok 59,74,113,114,117 Hickox 1,3 Hicks 2,12,48,72,127,137,189,214 228 H cocks 33 H dden 172 H ddleston 200 H dland 103 H ett 57 H 9by 217,227 H 9gens 92 H 99ins 172 H 99S 171 H 9h 228 H 9hby 74 H 9hnote 202 H Ibert 92 H Idebrand 185 H I derbrand 135. H Ikey 59,93,102,104,116,119,135 149,177,185,200 Hi II 2,12,29,38,59,92,94,136,162 172,173,186,191,199,200,213,227 231,243 H I liard 92 H I I i 90SS 92 H Ilkey 196 H Ilman 162 Hils 21,23 H mes 106 H ndman 59,115' H nds 115 H ne 161 H nes 59,72,172,200,228 -275- �Hink 45 Hinshaw 92 Hitchcock 47,51,63,172 Hitchcosk 63 Hoa9 12,28,163 Hobart 172 Hobbs 4,171,186 Hobelmann 115 Hobs 115 Hock 33 Hodge 5,72 Hodson 12,175 Hoeal 115 Hoerseman 142 Hoter 115 Hottman 103,136 H09an 33,142,161,172,214,215 H099 159 H0 9ue 32,33,35,37,136 Hohnick 104 Ho bert 59,191 Ho brook 228 Ho com 186,214 Ho camp 218 Ho . day 1 Ho aday 47,115,172,199 Ho and 61,127,201,214 Ho enback 33 Ho enger 149 Ho iday 144,187 Ho i er 33 Ho i n9berry 129 Ho ins 103 Ho inshead 226 Ho ister 25,196,228 Ho man 30 Ho away 116,187,217 Ho owell 176 Ho y 172 Ho m 200 Ho mark 47 Ho mes 12,14,33,47,112,127,142,165 172,174,182,187 Holstein 162 Holt 23,59,92,127 Holtz 47,62 Holum 200,201 Holytoerster 137 Holyopfel 116 Homan 59 Homes 38 Hood 103,231 Hoo91and 23 Hoover 2,172,187,191 Hope 103,215 Hopkins 12,118,126,170,187 Hopper 12,14,18,174 Hoppin9 119,125,229 Horn 136,137 Hornbach 47 Hornback 51 Hornbarger 228 Hornberger 127 Horner 172 Hornsby 23 Horrell 127 Horsman 183 Horton 47,127,232 Hosch 160 Hoskinson 162,228 Hostend 57 Hostetter 183 Hottel 72 Hou9hte lin 28,213 .Hou9hton 1,3 Houk 135,143,214 House 56,200,228 Housleman 169 Houston 28,115,149,214 Hout 205 Houts 213 Houty 126 Haves 200 How 4,103 Howard 33,34,44-48,50,56,59,61-63 72,73,74,90,92,103,113,115 -276- �Howard (cont) 129,171,173,214,228,239,248 Howe 60,175 Howe I I 59,171,187 Howes 200 Ho~land 149,172,199,201,203,212,217 220,225,228,233,241,246,247 Howser 143 Hoybine 92 Hoyt 31,36,50 Hubel 116 Hubbard 2 Hubbel 89,106,108,242 Hubbe I I 3,171 Hubble 173 Hubenger 226,243,245,247 Huck 127 Huddleston 25,59,104,106 Hudricks 3 Hudson 57,92,105,120,138 Hugenot 160,214 Hughes 72,73,92,118,138,162,187,188 214,218,228 Hughoon 159 Hughs 71 Hughson 22,201 Hugnot 138 Hulbert 45 Hulburt 185,215 Hulce 162 Hul I 12,59,61,89,187 Hulse 218 Hult 136 Hultsopple 47 Humbert 31,127 Hume 104 Hummer 24 Humphrey 233 Humphreys 2 Humphries 115,215 Hunciker 117 Hungerford 13,163 Hunt 3,12,13,71,74,129,166,173 Hunter 33,71,136,173,228 Hunting 201 Huntington 170 Huntsinger 229 Huntzinger 173,185 Hurd 16,125 Hurrey 60 Huson 177 Hussey 59 Husted 173 Huston 186 Hutcheson 104 Hutchings 59 Hutchinson 3,9,10,12,13,18,21,23,25 26,34,62,73,204 Hutchison 62,149 Huthers 219 Hu>:,ett 4,215 Hyde 33,127,187,217,218 Hye I 187 Hyland 172,215 Hynes 33 ljams 92 II itt 56,63,104,115,118,127,136,162 218,229,240,246,247 Ingels 1 Ingersoll 215 Ingerson 10 Ingeson 93 Ingle 37,92,115,125,127 Inglson 129 Inman 171 lobe 213,215 Irish 14 Ironside 30,38,47 Ironsides 31 Irvin 26 Irwin 59,93,127,215 Isenberg 102 Iserman 47 Isham 94 Israel 162 -277- �Jackman 4 Jackson 45,47,49,60,74,92,93,106 127,161,182,187,202,215,225,228 Jacobs 11,60,91,92,171,172,187,202 212 Jacot 3 Jaeke 239 Jaeschke 127· James lS,64,92,104,127,136,138,142 143,149,162,163,173,182,187,215 228 Jameson 60,115 Janes 92 Jamison 73 Jaquath 114 Jarboe 228,240,243 Jardan 104 Jardon 162,228 Javens 3 Jefferson 115,136,196 Jeffreys 73 Jemison 227 Jenkins 15,23,38,71,116 Jenks 16 Jennings 30,71,92,104,125,162,215 218,233 Jensen 136 Jesman 59 Jesse 36 Jessee 11 Jessy 89 Jewett 11,201 Jewitt 23,47 Johanning 72,127,204 Johns 136,143 Johnson 2-4,21,23,24,28-30,33,35-38 45,47,48,50,56,57,59,60,62,64,70 71,73,74,92,95,100,102,105,112,115 117,124,126,127,128,130,136,137 142,143,149,160-163,173,182,183 185,187,189,197,199,200,201,215 217,219,225,226,228,230,232,241 248 Johnston 28,33,74,95,106,119 Johnstone 215 Joiner 44,47,59 Jo I I i ngbery 129 J 0 I I y 92 Jomb 136 Jones 3,10-13,17,23,25f29,33,34,36 46-50,56,59,60,62,63,92,93,100,104 113,115,117,125,130,136,137,143 159,163,164,173,178,182,183,186 187,189,190,196-202,204-206,211 213-219,228,231,232 Jonneycake 115 Jonson 9 Jordan 4,34,60,160,228 Journey 73 Joy 9,60,61,115,127,201 Judd 3 Judson 173 Junkins 215 Justice 32,60 Justin 38 Kackley 34 Kaeiser 162 Kaeser 162 Kaiser 130,213· Kammeyer 127,142 Kampschroder 30 Kane 127 Kanmond 50 Kannedy 113 Karnes 105,198,201,229 Kasberger 215 Kasburger 201 Kasold 129 Katherman 73,185,206,215 Katzenstein 23 Katzing 127 Kaub 173 Kauffman 186 Kean 196,201 -278- �Kearns 173 Keating 13 Keech 190 Keefe 73 Keeler 3,34,92 Keener 2,199 Keeney 60 Keeny 60 Keepe 63 Kees 47 Keeth 34 Ke fer 164,174,229 Ke hie 196 Ke ser 29 Ke inschmidt 127 Ke lenman 92 Ke I er 104 Ke lerman 32,95 Ke ley 3,34,47,60,63,92,126,173,215 Ke logg 34,94,113,114,129 Ke Iy 4,187 Ke I sa I I 160,1 75,186,187 Kelsal I 175,186,187,196,225,228 Kemp 229 Kemper 60 Kenaston 100 Kenda I I 163,184 Kennady 127 Kennedy 3,23,29,33,34,56,63,119,124 128,136,143,160,162,201,225,226 Kenny 57 Kepler 143 Kerby 173 Kern 189 Kerns 73,93 Kerr 60 Kersey 187,203 Kersting 187 Kesfhage 143 Kesler 125,128 Kester 190 Ketels 159 Ketner 128 Ketsch 23 K.i bbe 165 Kidd 26 Kiesenwetter 229 K'llien 201 K II inger 92,115 K II i p 104 K I lough 173 K I I urn 2 Ipatrick 104 Iworth 187 mba II 34,59,113,134 mber lin 44,45,49 K me 114,118,124,138,141,143 K ncaid 45,71 K ng 47,58,60-62,71,74,91,100,104 105,107,108,162,225,229 Kingcade 45 Kingsburg 34 Kingsbury 92 Kinkaid 187 Kinkeid 34 Kinley 126 Kinne 118 Kinner 107,186 Kinsey 229 K ntzler 93 K nzie 115 K nzy 115,143 K rby 50,136,142 K rchner 162,229 K rk 201 K rkbride 1 K rkman 93,191,201,229 K rkpatrick 90,197 K rtley 215 K ser 165,187 K 5 ling 200 K ssinger 104,196 K tchingman 13 K zer 113,116,201 K app 187 K ass 201 K K K K -279- �Klaus 47,165,215,229 Klause 63 Kleiman 130 Kleinhaus 13 Kleinvo9al 47 Klemp 34 Kline 60,130,136,228 Klophaus 127 Klopp 191,214,215,229 Kloss 190 Kneale 104,113,114,125,129,170 Kni9 h t 34,47,60,92,104,105,117,128 130,143,173 Kni9hten 104,200,229 Knipp 93 Knoeppel 229 Knopp 93 Knoster 103 Knott 5,130,143 Knowles 173 Knox 63,126 Knudsen 136,200 Knuehl 214,229 Koehler 143,173,175 Koffman 13 Kohan 117 Kohlar 116 Koo9a I 135 Koo91e 107 Koons 173 Kopp 187 Korfhage 128 Koub 32,96 Kraeger 187 Kramer 116,164,173,186,215 Kratzbur9 173 Kraum 188 Kraus 201 Kreble 104 Krebs 188 Kreel 37 Kreiser 162,201 Krestinger 103 Kretsinger 32,44,47,93,114,129,130 141,142 Kretzinger 188 Kritsinger 117 Krou i 188 Kubitscheck 104 Kuhls 73 Kuhlz 35 Kuhne 116 Kuhns 201 Ku I i sch 56 Kunkle 136 Kurfis 199 Kutcher 106 Kuther 23 Kyle 173,206 LaBarriere 127,229 Lacock 171,177 Lacy 50,128,144,226 Ladd 13,14,21-24,26,30-37,45,48-50 89,101,225,227 Ladley 47 Lagerquist 143,211 Lahay 16,48 Lahne 128 Lahrman 202 Lahue 128,215 Laison 105 LaMastine 130 Lamb 4,104 Lambdin 47,93 Lambert 215 Lambertson 169,172 Lambers 56 Lamer 35 Lamon 2,47 Lampse I 124 Lampson 104 Lanath 47 Landen 201 Landers 47 Landon 229 -280- �Landreth 47,57,62 Lands 114 Landwerlen 173 Lane 21,29,59,61,93,119,136,215 Lan9don 188 Lange 93,101 Lan91ey 188,219 Lan9ner 219 Lan9ston 173,182 Lan9worthy 174 Lankford 173,184 Lansdown 215 Laptad 47 Larier 185 Larmix 57 Laro 169 Larson 93,174 Larsson 73 LaRue 229 Lash 24,32 Lassiter 56,62 Latchem 215 Latham 188 Lathner 105 Lathrop 116 Lathy 162,188 Latshaw 145 Lattory 188 Laud 70 Lau9hton 143 Laurent 93,104 Lauter 3 Lauterwaser 3 Lavan 229 Lawhard 198 Lawre 198 Lawrence 30,36,56,58,60,71,90,93 119,125,163,173,201,216 Laws 49,60 Lawson 35,114,119,128,143,169,205 215 Lawterwasser 35 Layer 93 Leach 46,58 Leahy 128 Leak 93,101 Leamer 227 Lean 104 Learnard 24,60 Learned 3,18 Leary 173 Leasch 143, Leavitt 242 Lee 24,30,33-37,45-50,56-63,70,71 72,73,89,91-93,96,100-103,105-108 114-116,118,119,124,128,130,135 136,138,142-144,162,169,174,177 182,184,191,199,202,212,224,225 226,232,241 Leeka 113 Leeper 143 Lefman 143 Lefmann 108 Leftridge 113 Leftwick 44 Leger 34 Legere 161 Le99 17 Le9gett 21 Lehmann 144 Leiby 172 Lei9h 128,145,163 Leis 34,143 Leishmann 107 Lemin9 136 Lenard 229 Lenore 34 Lenz 70 Leon 47 Leonard 36,150,175,188 Leoanardson 201,203,219 Leporte 113 Lerne 73 Lerue 73 Leslee 95 Lesley 100 -281- �Leslie 95,143 Lesslie95 Lester 3 Lett 92,101,102,113,117,125 Letts 91 Leutwi ler 163,176 Levett 143 Levy 116 Lewis 3,29,31,34,35,47,50,56,58,60 63,70,72,73,90,93,95,192,103,104 115-117,126,129,136,137,143,149 162,171,174,175,184,185,188,190 191,197,200,214,215,220,226,229 Lews i 144 Lgungberg 73 Lichenberg 73 L chenburg 73 L chenstein 202 L chtters 3 L ck 38 L eth 115 L ggett 137,201 L ghth 34 L ghtwi ler 229 L kes 229 Likins 10 L'ming 58 L nch 37 L nd 104,217 L ndall 137 L ndell 105,136 L ndemood 104 L ndley 28,104,136,172,190,200,202 L ndsey 93,128,143,215 L ne II 124,126,129 L nes 5 L ng 191 Lingrun 74 Link 3,224,229 Linn 13,60 Linning 142 Linsley 72 L i nv i I 38 Lippy 171,177 Lipscomb 136,137 Lipscul I 96 L pskins 96 L ston 73 L tchtield 24,35,73 L ttle 29,46,106 L ttletield 89 L ttlejohn 60 L vermore 3,4,128 Loyd 3,13,134,136,141,142,144,145 Lobingier 32 Locke 48,60 Lockwood 173 . Loenard 47 Loesch 138,174 Lotgren 116,230 Logan 34,47,48,96,104,116,119,128 138,204 Loggan 216 Loggon 173 Logn 63 Lohmann 114 Lohr 70 Loit 34 Lokinger 202 Long 2,3,62,73,93,101,116,229,233 Longtellow 22,24,36,47,100 Looker 33 Loomis 60 Loper 28 Lord 9,26,50 Lorry 198 Losey 93,116 Losh 116 Loss 104,116 Lossee 34 Lotz 218 Loudenback 104 Louis 31,59 Love 21,24,37,116 Lovejoy 9,13,16,17,56,63,70,73,100 117 -282- �Lovelace 102,116,125,134,137 Lovell 15 Lovett 47 Lovewel I 106,202 Lovin 134 Lowash 57 Lowe 117,143,171,202 Lower 216 Lowery 3 Lowrey 106 Lowrie 47 Lowry 226,228,229 Lows 34 Loyd 149 LOY9an 149 Luby 174 Lucas 64,104,136,174 Luce 13 Luckan 163 Ludi 30 Ludin9ton 134,143,161,174 LU9ton 136 Luis 229 Lum 2,118,124 Lutz 60,61 Lynn 174 Lukens 215,239 Luman 5 Lyman 229 Lynch 28 Lyon 13,24,48,57,93,136,229 , Lyons 104,136,163 Lysinger 218 Maberly 163 MacBurney 44,49 MacEwan 212,224,225,227,231,233 240-247 Mack 13,73,94,144,188 Mackey 136,165 Macomber 94,95,105 Macy 32,34,60,73,94,96,102,104,116 135,137,172,174,200,230 Madden 34,60,136,229 Maddix 62 Maddie 232 Maddock 73 Maddox 173 Madel 188,232 Madison 73,100,104,106 Madl 216 Magee 4,36 Ma9i II 174 Ma9rath 202 Mahon 1 Mahoney 48 Maichel 206 Ma i er 197 Main 34,128,130,201,216,232 Ma i r 164 Mairch 100 Mallard 187 Mall ison 213 Mallory 48 Ma I loy 48 Maim 141 Malone 4,90~117 Maloney 60,171 Mande I I 13 Mangelsdort 128 Manger 4 Mania 126 Mann 31,136,230 Mannie 36 Mannin9143d83 Mannix 143 Man0ge 2 Manor 3 Manser 191 Manson 116,174 Manter 143 Maphet 48 Marasch 188 Marbe I 163 March 28,29,31,93,126,188 Marchese I I i 163 -283- �Marckle 93 Marcks 197 Mardorf 116 Marf i I ius 142 Margrove 73 Marhsa I I 136 Marion 170 Marker 184 Markle 44,48 Markley 202 Marks 48 Markwood 73 Marley 91,116 Marlow 219 Marple 91 Marques 35 Marquess 31,32,45 Marquiss 32 Marr 61 Marrian 60 Marshal I 21,60,93,101-104,108,112 114-120,125,126,128,130,174 Marske 60 Martens 230 Martenson 104 Martin 3,15,24,28,32,34,35,48,60,63 72,93,96,104,116,128,135,143,150 160,171,175,187,188,200,202,212 215-218,220,226,228,229,230,232 240,243 Martines 136 Marvin 149,165,183,184,187,189,190 191,196,199,203,212,213,219 225-227,230-233,246 Marx 104 Mason 28,29,32,35,45,104,117,137 159,163,202 Masonbrink 116 Massey 213 Masterson 21 Mater 24,35,128 Mather 92 Mathers 24 Mathews 13,46,114,135,137,143,150 163 Mat i Ie 202 Matlock 25 Matney 35,73,94,174 Matthews 38,104,188 Matthias 131,199 Maunkhouse 93 Maurer 233,244,247 Mavity 13,128 Maxwel I 32,36,134 May 60,216 Mayberry 24 Maybury 15 Mayer 171,172,188,198,199,201,204 214,216,216,219,224,228,229,230 232,245 Mayers 32,37,46 Mayo 4 McAdams 30,34 McA I I aster 174 McAl1 ister 24 McAna I I 61 McAndless 135 McArthur 174 McBerney 128 McBride 63 McCabe 95 McCabria 177 McCal I 174,188,216,230 McCallie 62,63,118 McCamish 14 McCan 48 McCarron 105 McCarthy 128,161,216,231 McCarty 73,231 McCauley 230 McCay 216 McClanahan 71,93,199,216 McClay 174 McClean 34 McCleary 187 McCleery 74 -284- �McClelan 48 McClel Ian 34,61,212,216 McC I e I I and 10 McCI incy 105 McClintock 34,188,191 McCloud 202 McClure 113,161 McClutchan 64 McCoach McCoach 35,73,188 McComb 216 McComber 129 McConne I 126 McConnel I 103,114,124,184,188,202 McCoole 48 McCormick 4,34,61 McCoy 116,199,205,215,219,226,248 McCreary 230 McCullah 93 McCu I lie 48 McCullough 24,93 McCu I I y 202 McCune 34 McCurdy 128,160,163,174,204,216,226 McCure 61 McCurry 48 McDaw 116 McDevitt 48 McDonald 93,113,116,128,143,202 McDougal 73 McDouga I I 174 McDow 2,12,14,16 McDowe I I 113,160 McEathron 48 McEvoy 199 McEwen 105 McFadden 198 McFarland 34,73,137,230 McFeatters 249 McGee 10,61,92,172,174,188,199,202 214,230,231 McGhee 36,105 McGi Ilora 61 McGinley 93 McGinnis 44,186 McG I oph lin 108 McG loth lin 108,145 ·McGonigal 216 McGrath 4 McGreg 73 McGregor 163 McGruder 116 McGu i ley 119 McGuire 34,57 McHenry 128,212 Mcilwaine 34 Mcinston 169 McIntire 127,201,202 McIntosh 61,63,130 McIntyre 17,200,214 McKauchee 51 McKearnee 48 McKee 46,48,92,94,128,170 McKeehan 106 McKeehen 105 McKeeman 74 McKenney 45,57,60,61,64,95 McKenzie 34,137 McKesson 61 McKewen 113 McKellJney 34 McKey 71,73 McKinley 48,45,58,60,74 McKinney 1,2,3,13,14,24,38,115,149 173,188,205,230 McKinzie 31,116,134,219 McKnight 143,145,199,211,230 McKune 214 McLaren 174 McLaughl in 61,63,216 McLean 230 McLimans 230 McMahan 150,163 McMasters 2 McM i I I an 45 McM i I I en 61,165,186,202 McMinney 137 -285- �McMurray 21,24,143 McNair 134 McNaughton 125,142,160,170,174,246 248 McNei I 230,232 McNervey 171 McQueen 58,107,185 McQuestian 164 McQuinston 32,35 McR i I I 124 McTaggart 128 McWhinney 34,59 Mead 23,92,134,216,230 Meade 128 .• 230 Meadows 9 Meairs 101 Meal 216 Mearfel ious 61 MeCl.yes 61 Med i I I 61 Mee 105 Meech 21 Meek 72 Meeker 48 Meeter 202 Mefford 204 Meginnis 105 Megrath 34 Meier 246 Meierhoffer 202 Meigs 204 Meills 1.16 Meinke 211 Meinzer 143 Mekey 106 Melen 211 Me I I ar 35 Me I linger 143 Me I I rich 29 Melton 93,105 Melvin 102,189 Mendenhal I 144,177,202,230 Menger 32,35,128 Menzer 163,225. Mercer 175,182,185,188,190,197,203 212,213,216,217,218,220,224,225 227,22e,233,241,242,245,246 Meredith 171,172,173,196,212 Merideth 94 Merke I 128 Merriman 73 Merritt.242 Merten 150 Mertin 93 Mertins 108 Mervin 48 Mesenheimer 216,220,242 Mesenhimer 105,107,243 Messenhammer 60 Messenheimer 189 Messer 35,73 Metsker 89,116,124,134,142,163,216 230 Mettinger 143 Meueller 127 Meyer 32,49,50,59,62,105,127,128 216 . Michael 105,107,116,141,159,160 172,184,198,227,233,248 M cha I I 100 M ddieton 61 M erly 48 M les 29 M I I a r 134 M liard 116 Miler 3,4,12,17,24,30,31,32,33,35 45,48,50,56,58,61,73,93,94,101,105 113,116,128-130,150,161,163,174 182,183,190,197,200-203,212 214-216,225,228,230,231 Milner 89 M I Is 38,48,128 Mine 38 Miner 89,183 M Isom 137 M Iyard 216 -28n- �M M M M ner45 nich 144 n i e r 129 nnix 144 M nOr 94 M nton 104,118,171 . M nzer 143 M nzier 143 M re 105, M rtin 93 M sner 189 M sney 48 M tchel 35,190 M tchell 35,44,46-50,61,71,74,116 28,137,144,162,164,174,176,184 185,186,205,217,229 Mize 114 Moak 71 Moberly 35 Mockbee 10 Mohler 105,117,143 Moler 189 Mo I I 142 Moman 218 Monfort 2 Monks 4 Monroe 12,28,29,48,117,128,137,174 189,217,230 Manse 30 Montague 91 Montanye 48 Montgomery 3,24,48,135,189,202 217,230 Moody 9,174,217 . Moon 35,117,127,175 Moore 1-4,6,9,13,18,21,22,24,25,28 35,44,48-50,58,61,70,72,73,91-92 105-107,115,118,137,141,144;160 163,171,175,189,202,203,212,230 More 13,35,36 Morehead 22,46 Morgan 45,47,48,51,56,71-73,94,101 117,118,120,144,174,175,196,233 Morin 217 Morley 92 MornellJeg 101 Morris 3,35,71,73,106,118,129,162 163,174,175,190,217,230 Morrison 3,144,183 Morrow 135,217 Morse 1,4,17,57,89,107,112,118 Morten 48 Morton 144,191 Mosby 48 ~1ose I y 183 Moses 214 Mosier 34 Moss 35,36,191 . Mosser 74,92,144,149 Matt 107,129,137 Moury 160 Moys 13,48,57,58,60,61,63,64,72,220 Muchler· 134 Mueller 35,116,117 Mufsoe 36 Mugler 162 Mulford 50,60 . Mu I I 203 Muller 106 Mulso 137 Murnan 191 Mumford 94 Mumturd 49 Mundey 203 Munger 48105,203 Mundt 117 Munro 217 Munson 217 Murch 74 Murdock 24,25 Murphey 24 Mu~phy 48,63,102,103,1~8,141,183 204,214,229,230 Murtha 24 Murray 127,163,169,170,172,173,175 Muth 70,72,73,89,92,102,116,1~3 -287- �Myer 32,117 Myers 14,35,117,120,128,137,173,174 217,230 Mynahan 117 Myrick 73 Nace 3,92 Na91e 117 Nance 72 Narmine 61 Nasion 184 Neal 102,103,105,117,150,163,173 217 Neaus 58 Neckal 37 Neel48 Neely 203 Neff 117,189,191 Ne i I 117, 196 Ne ill 105,163,205,213,214,125,216 217,218 Neis 112,175,230 Nelson 48,58,73,104,105,114,137,143 163,184,186,230 Nepur 90 Nesbitt 144 Nettleton 5 Neustifter 217 New 145,190 Newby 212,230 Newcom 215 Newcomb 149 Newell 217 Newland 4 Newl in 28,29,144,175,204 Newly 29 Newman 23,49,105,144 Newstifter 114 Newsom 105 N i be I 177 Nichans 28 Nicholas 61 Nicholls 49 Nichols 4,14,105,117,128,129,150 163,164,170,176,189,201,213,217 228 Nicholson 28,29 Nickell 230 N'ckles 17 N colson 28 N 9hten 35 N les 203 N nin9s 175 N pper 61,90,217 N x 30,38,45,61 Noacker 198 Noble 114,129,137,202 Noeacker 142 Noe I I 62 No I an 162,175 Noland 175 Nolt 60 Nordeen 105,137 Norman 60 Normine 61 Norris 227 Norstrom 105 North 144 Northrop 17,129 Northrup 161,162,169,172,173,175 189 Northway 203 Norton 2,4,13,17,35,49,50,71,96 112-120,124,125-131,134-138 141-145,149,150,159,160,161,162 163-166,171,175. Norwine 102,117 Nottin9ham 59 Nowels 94 Nowl in 213 Noyes 73 Nuffer 143,217 Nute 9-18,24,71 Nutt 204 Nye 49,170 -288- �Oakley 90,91,95,96 Obenchain 23 Oberg 117 Oberleithner 71 Ober Ii tner 185 Obrian 61 OBrien 117,203,214 Oburg 178 Ochrle 31 OConnel I 74 Oddy 35 Odell 149,174,189 Oesch 130 Offner 159 Ogden 175,225 Okerson 112 Oldham 3,95 OLeary 137 Olds 176,186,191,192,198,200,202 206,211,224,230,232,240 01 in 217 01 iver 14,31,37,38,45-50,61,63,142 144, 189, 197 Olmsted 232 Olney 73 Olser 129 Olson 105,227,230 Olsson 94 Oneal 64 One i I 61 ONe i I I 129 Onie 164 ORei Ily 160,174 Orender 116 Oring 61 Orme 106,114,224 Orth 61 Orwig 62,70,73 Osborn 117,225,230 Osborne 74 Oshe I 103 Osmer 15 Osmond 173,175,183,185,189,190 196-198,200,202,204,206,211 213-215,218,224,225,227-230 233 239,241-245 Osterberg 100,112,143 Osterhout 3 OSul1 ivan 231 Oswalt 185,199 Ousdah I 129 Ott 3,203,217,226 Ottinger 231 Ovelton 50 Oven 129 Ovender 175 Overman 163 Overstreet 220 Overton 119,217 Owen 3,49,93,129 Owens 32,49,61,72,106,134,137,164 175,196,203,217,231 Owings 231 Pace 35 Packer 164 Paddock 9,15,22-24,30-33,35-38,45 46,478,50 Paepas 137 Page 118,229,231 Paine 11 Painter 150,215 Paiston 49 Palmer 33,37,49,94,129,141,215 Palmquist 35 Papenhusen47. Pardee 46,117 Paris 134 Parish 22,31,35;233 Park 14,128,129 Parke 62 Parker 29,33,49,56,59,93,143,144 175,197,203,225,239,242 Parkhurst 220,224 Parks 14,24,32,73,93,136,144,145 162,217,232 -289- �Parlett 231,244 Parm 231 Parmenter 231 Parmetar 14 Parmlee 199 Parnell 161 Parnells 175 Parnham 175 Parr 105 Parrett 227 Parrie 144 Parris 105 Parrish 2,5,30 Parry 94 Parsley 129 Parso~s 71,72,100,105-108,113,116 118 Partlow 213 Pasche 14 Pasker 164 Pasley 189 Pate 130,143,144,145 Patee 217 Patrick 28,175 Patten 35 Patterson 28,29,57,58,59,70,105,118 119,125,149,159,203 Patton 30,128,171 Patty 71,227 Paul 217 Payne 22,35,44,45,47,49,59,60,71,73 126,164,172,173,175,188,189,224 Payton 59 Peace 31,37 Peairs 175 Pearce 35,47,129,203 Pearier 175 Pearman 105 Pearson 4,12,12,37,49,117,129,141 145,163 Pease 61,73,112,136 Peaslee 73 Peck 61,74,129,143,144,159,160,161 163,165,169,170,172,174-176,178 184,186-191,197,200,201,203,204 212,214,216,220 Peckham 96,119 Peebles 145 Peer 215 Peerman 35 Pettly 117 Peled 49 Pellet 35 Pemberton 61,201 Pence 61,205 Penchard 231 Pendleton 217 Penn 203 Penner 141 Pennick 35 Pennington 57,61 Pennock 129 Penrod 144 Penrood 144 Pennington 203 Peole 16 Perce 22,30 Percy 45,74 Perkerson 150 Perkins 3,23,74,182,217 Perrier 62,70 Perrin 93,101,120,183 Perrine 16,22 Perry 14,24,35,49,94,138,145,170 175,203,212 Persing 61,129 Person 94,231 Peters 63,144 Peterson 35,74,89,94,103,112,116 124,137,164,173,175,217,231,232 Petit 93 Petrie 47,93,231 Pettengill 61 Petterson 201 Pettibone 141,217 Pettit 175,203 -290- �Petty 34,93,105,129,224 Pew 61 Peyton 138 Pfe i Her 3 Phagen 61 Phelps 14,91 Phe~icie 94,113,117,144,198 Phenicio 115 Phenicir 101 Pherson 15 Ph i I I a 44,48 Ph i I I i ppoy 2 Phi II ips 1,4,24,35,94113511441150 172,203,218,231 Piatt 45,501137 Pichler 71-74,92,95,96,105,107 Pickens 24,30,35 Pickerel 74 P'ckerin928,29,218 P ckerins 24 P ckett 203 P ckle 218 P ehler 141 P eratt 37,38,49,50,51,56,105 Perce 23,63,117,191 P erratt 47 P ersol 49 Person 24,28,31,63,95,124,218 P ffer 200 Pi Icher 5 Pi Ie 25 P i I I a 31,33,34,44,46,47,50,51,56,61 62,64,70,73,92 P IIsbury 74,203 P nckney 219 P ne 1441187 P n9ree 231 P nkston 144 P per 15,32,35,46,57,142,145,176 190 Pipher 14 Pippert 105 Pirrun 57 Pistor 199,204,219,224,226,228,230 234,248 P tchcher 135 P tcher 105 P tts 74 P tzer 4,162 P angher 228 Pant 94 P anz 74 P asket 137 Patner 137 P att 74 P atts 94 P atz 229,230 Peasant 189 P emann 106 P ifka 234 P oU9he 94 P ume 117 P ummer 191,215 Poage 35 Poe 74 Poehler 94,105,217,233 Poisal 61 Poke 49,203 Polk 49 Pollard 62,169 Po I let t 35 Polley 230 Po I lock 204 Ponge9ione 64 Pool 33,49 Poole 58 Poor 49,113,119 Poore 46 Pope 37,145 Porter 48,61,74,117,191,204 Postma 137 Poston 30,32 Potter 14,21,37,45,62,187 Potts 74 Powel 38,73 Powel I 14,31,49,74,108 -291- �Power 4 Powers 2,225 Poxleitner 35 Prang 105 Prather 26,182 Pratt 23,45 Preedy 4 Prendergast 94 Prentice 49,141 Prentiss 3,376,163 Prenty 28 Presbrey 204 Preston 37,57,114,129,189,205 Price 32,44,58,62,94,130,136,141 161,231 Prichett 4 Primm 206 Prince 89 Priratt 34,36 Proctor 218 Prouty 4,14 Provo 48 Provost 94 Pruett 36 Pruit 49 Pruitt 36 Pryor 105 Puch 220 Pucket 218 Puckett 25,49,119,162,228 Pugh 117 Pulvermi Iler 74 Purdy 95 Purel 225 Purington 106,177 Pursinger 62 Putnam 115,230 Putney 36 Pyatt 204 Pyle 187 Quarles 62 Queen 189 Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu ck 36,189 ett 3,1 17 gel 106 gley 189 mby 4 mley 62 nn 162,165 Radc I i tf 218 Radley 2 Rafe 38 Ratte 62 Rager 231 Rahn 4 Rahner 62 Rahskoff 241,246 Rahskopf 62,78,91,106,108,169,172 185,226 Rake 164,175 Ralph 204 Ralstin 72 Ralston 74 Rambo 117 Ramey 189 Rampendah I 117 Ramsey 92,124,178,183,184,187-191 Rancher 215 Rand 233 Randall 4,14,49,189,197,231 Rande I 107,206 Randell 74,144 Randolph 4,9~14,49,117 Raney 31 Rankin 23,33,36,46,162,164,188 Ra nsde I I 231 Ransom 74 Ranson 62 Rasmussen 211 Rate 62 Ra t I iff 62 Rattiff 203 Ratz 4 Ratzenstein 49 -292- �Rauttman 62 Raugh 28 Rauper 4,36 Ray 44,48,59,117,129,134,175,187 189 Rayming 92 Rayson 163,231 Razey 49,62 Read 16,106,113,114,116,118,136,144 159 Reading 176,189,231 Reagan 231 Reaser 22 Reaster 49 Reber 231 Rebert 50 Reddick 28 Redding 62 Redfern 36 Redfie'ld 4 Redington 74 Redmon 62,106,231 Reece 25,49,58,61,91,118,171,172 217 Reed 14,25,36,62,64,89,90,93,94,106 117,128,134,144,164,169,175,176 178,218 Reel 70 Rees 4,1 13 Reetz 204 Reeves 199,218 Re f f i I I 25 Rehnier 62 Re d 49 Re gber 15 Re nch i I d 144 Re nhard 49 Re nheimer 106 Re schl 219 Re ter 73 Re tz 59,70,72,142 Re sail 131,143 Remer 4 Renick 106 Renner 218 Reser 165 Reusch 117 Reuser 21 Reyes 231 Reynolds 1,2,5,15,21,30,36,61,74,91 94,102,114,129,136,145,148,176,184 187,189,206,228 Rhe i nsch i I d 144 Rhoades 164 Rhoads 162 Rhodes 218,225 Rhodie 93 Rice 5,13,15,31,32,47,73,137,149 159,160,189,204,231 Richard 33,37,232 Richards 3,24,25,30,31,32,34,36,37 38,49,51,94,100,-106,112,113,120 130,137,142,144,149,150,159,160 161,165,178,189,190,216,231 Richardson 3,49,89,93,96,100,102 104,105,112,114,115,117,118,126 127,129,130,134-136,144,159,163 165,166,169,173,174,176,177,183 185,186,187,191,196,199-204,218 219,220,224,226,233,240,241,247 249 Richmond 190 Ricketts 92,101,102,105,106,112-114 120,162,172,174,175,177,186,187 191,212 R ddle 218 R dgeway 144 R dgway 217 R dinger 172 Remer 115 R ggs 49,62,73,96,106 R glman 63 R ley 47,115,117 R ling 106 R Ilmore 51 R ng 74 -293- �Rinly 36 Ripley 56,117 Risley 178 Risse 74 Rite 34 Rittenhouse 36 Ritter 200 Ritzinger 94 Ritzman 74 Roach 196 Robbins 106 Roberson 246 Roberts 4,21,36,44,62,94,95,106,113 117,118,120,127,137,162,218,229 243,245 Robertson 59,60,94 Robey 62 Robinett 169 Robins 49 Robinson 33,47,61,62,72,93,104,117 119,129,130,145,164,173,192,198 206,232 Robson 74 Rochell 61 Rochel Ie 36 Rocklund 137 Rodebau9h 17 Rode I I 229 Rodibau9h 60 Rodibau9h 61 Rodkey 106 Rodman 13,74,118,204 Roe 36,49,63 Roffel 142 Roffell 190 Roffwell19o R09an 191 R0gers 4,14,37,49,51,118,141,175 204 Rohe 129,137,176,202 Rohskopf 116 Roller 161,164 Roney 29 Roods 118 Root 144,185,198 Rosberry 49 Rose 35,57,62,127,129,141,144,162 203 Rosebau9h 35,49 Roseberry 25 Rosebrook 70,117 Roseman 204 Ross 1,15,28,36,57,105,106,143,149 183,190,204,205 Rosse I 137 Rote 31,61,170,190 Roth 62,106,135,232 Rothberger 218 Rothrick 36 Rothrock 30,32,34,44,45,62,127 Rothwel I 106,137,164,170,175,176 Rotter 23 Rouselaux 94 Roush 225 Rowe 12,91,127 Rox 107 Roy 102,112,118,124,144 Royer 144 Royster 232 Rozcraft 36 Ruby 142 Rucker 4 Rud i se I I 125,126 Rudisi II 113,116,.119,127,138 Rudleton 176 Ruediger 94 Ruehl 176,229 Ruland 137 Runner 49 Runyan 129 Ruppel 61 Rusch 232 Ruse 185 Rush 137,185 Russel I 4,15,36,37,74,89,94,107,145 190,203,218,226 -294- �Ruthertord 190,218 Ruthrautt 25 Rutter 176 Ryan 106,107 Ryder 73,137 Sabin 204 Sable 213 Sage 90,92,94,95,174 Stjohn 21 StLouis 232 Salavuiel 25 Sa I lee 64 Salsbury 25,50 Salter 74 Sammons 59 Sample 62,74,126 Samples 57 Sampse I 124 Sampson 25,90,165,190,219 Samsel 94 Sanborn 62,113,119,128,130 Sanders 91,94,106,107 Sandtord 15 Sand ling 12,15 Sandres 74 Sands 4,24-26,34,176 Santord 32,232 Sanger 44 Sangorn 130 Santer 2 Sargent 25,45 Sar i er 185 Sater 134,173 Saum 94,102 Saums 46 Saunders 12,62,74,102,107,134,165 Savage 29,95,106,124 Sawin 225,227,228,245,246 Sawyer 36,62,145,218 Saxman 114,118 Saxton 101,176 Say I e r 164 Sayre 137 Scaggs 101 Scarrett 15 Schact 3 Schaeter 187 Schatter 74 Schanberger 95 Schaper 137 Schattenburg 218 Schaum 28 Scheer 106 Scheibl ie 36 Scheleen 215 Schell 190 Schellack 199 Schellhorn 164 Schemer 130 Schendel 164,198,218 Schick 106 Schindel 70 Schinner 25 Schlegel 28,118,204,212 Schmeider 218 Schmidt 36,106,201 Schneider 129,227 Schmi Iler 73 Schneider 49 Schoenhoter 216,219,232 Schoening 230 Schoeptl in 177,205 Schoephtlier 135 Schotield 4,36 Scho I I 185,243 Schoppe 115 Schopper 188 Schorda 50 Schott 62,95,164,187,214 Schotta 62 Schrader 171 Schraeder 228 Schreiber 117,135;137 Schrimplin 217 Schubert 176 -295- �Schu I 129 Schultz 190 Schupbach 106 Schweitzer 94 Scof i e I d 44,129 Scoggan 62 Scott 4,36,50,62,74,144,175,184,187 192,204,206,212,215,216,224,226 227,232,233,245 Scoutan 118 Scov i I I 106 Scov i I Ie 190 Scribner 106 Scroggs 115 Scudder 32 Sdhneider 190 Seabold 204 Seabrook 95 Seaman 164,203 Searing 61,150 Sear I 15,74,228 Searles 190 Sears 31,36,38,44,47,48,49,56,91 103,163,166 Seaton 104,142,176,190 Seaving 61 Sebra 1 Sechrist 95 Secrest 128,137 Seebal 34 Seeheeson 106 Seels 36 Seibold 229 Seiler 31,47,134,138,174 Seiwald 204,232 Se I i 9 62 Se I I 197 Sellers 44,161,162,191 Sellman 102 Se I Is 95, 128 Selsby 185 Selzer 90,176 Serbey 91 Sergent 91 Setter 62 Seward 48,57 Seybold 50 Seymore 74 Seymour 14,16,204 Shaffer 32,36 Shalberger 95 Shank 50,106,118,127,172,176 Shank lin 102,162,164 Shannon 15,107 Sharon 164 Sharpe 4 Sharpless 176 Sharrai 220 Shaughnesey 94 Shaum 118 Shaw 95,106,124,164,190,201 Sheach 95 Sheafor 164 Shearer 60164,172,202,204,232 Sheets 214,226 She i Ids 89 Sheldon 15 She I I 200 She I I y 106 Shelman 89 Shepard 118,125,144,178 Shephard 129,177 Shepherd 1,103,114,118,135 Sheppard 135 Sherar 204 Sherfy 45,212 Sherlock 225 Sherman 15,176 Sherwood 31,33,34,36,37 Shide 190 Shields 3,4,34,36,38,103,172,176 232 Shiffman 36 Shimmons 174 Shiner 118 Shipe 188 -296- �Shipman 118 Shirar 201,204 Shirley 44,218 Shloss 23,49 Shobert 135,142 Shockey 176 Shoebert 143 Sholes 26,176 Shope 50 Shopper 204 Short 9,44,47 Shotta 116 Shotwe I I 129 Shoup 961116 Shout 144 : Showalter 232 Shreiner 118 Shroyer 15 Shuck 45,51,90,95,115,117 Shu9art 50 Shull 10 Shultz 15,92 Shurr 234 Shuse 73 Sibert 50 Sibley 50 Sieben 118 S'gerson 30 S 9ges 118 S 99ins 70 S 9nor 4 S Iberman 242,247,248 S Isby 159,162,172-174,i76,191,217 Siva 36 S Ivers 135,137,142 S min9ton 74 S mmons 3,113,129,136,144,166,204 Simms 45,51,232 Simon 118 Simonds 13 Simons 2,63 Simonton 10 Simpson 29,31,37,45,51,62,63,94,104 105,112,129,214,216 Sims 129,182,183 Simson 47 Sinclair 74 Sinex 4 Siscoe 218 Sisson 174,204 Sitzemann 64 Sizer 159 Ska99s 62,loo~184 Skeele 12 Skeels 30,142 Skeets 60,200 Skelton 74 Skiles 911137,201 Skinner 37,178,183,200,204 Sk099S 186 Slade 188,192,206,216 SIa91e 74,218· Siapper 231 Slatten 165 SIau9hter 164 Sloan 118 Siosson 130 Smallwood 119 Smart lD6,19o,219 Smeed 184 Smelser 130 Sm i ley 144 Smith 4,14,15,21,22,25,28,30,37 57-63,74,89,92,93,94,95,100 106-108,112,115,117-119,124,126 127,130,131,134-138,144,145,160 161,162,164,173,176,177,182,186 188,189,190,198-200,202,204,205 211,212,214,218,225,226,230,232 233,242,243,245,247 Smoot 10,225 Smth 161 Smythe 190 Snead 102 Snevely 93 Snider 32,7~,184,188,190 -297- �Snipley 25 Snodgrass 128 Snook 22,76 Snow 107,118,145,219 Snyder 2,10,"13-17,36,95,145,163,171 229,232 Soden 4 Solomon 190 Solt 176 Sommer 232 Sommers 224 Sonart 92 Sorrel 190 Souders 219 Soul 49 Soule 25,190,205,230 Sours 212 Sowash 11 Sowers 63,240 Soxman 60,76,228 Spalding 170,203,204 Spangler 107 Sparks 63 Sparr 25,51,137 Sparshuk 116 Spear 176 Speed 37 Speer 4,107,117,202 Spence 45 Spencer 50,59,93,118,142,164,190 Speraw 230 Sperry 16,175,176,205,232 Spicer 4,11,17,30,37,64 Spiety 149 Spietz 149,232 Sp i I I man 93 Spitler 60,126,136 Spitter 60,63 Spittle 16 Spivey 4,205,219 Sprague 171 Spraggs 5 Spratt 176 Spriggs 3750,76 Spring 141-144,149,159,161,165,170 172-177,183,185,187,188,198,204 213,217,232,233,241,245 Springer 204 Sproul 76,104 Spur 93 Spurgeon 60 Spurlock 63 Squares 47 Srepesa 112 Stacey 176 Stack 234 Stacy 118 Stadler 177 Staehl i 161,164,165 Stafford 118 Staggers 229 Staib 205 Staines 95 Stamp 219 Stanfield 46,61,91,130,143 Staniferd 37 Stanley 100,103,107,119,130,143,177 190,197,198,219,232 Stanton 25 Stanwick 185,205,233 Staples 60,91 Stark 4 Starkey 128 Starr 177,219 Starrett 30,34,37,56,57,59,62,70,72 73,74,90,94,104,138 Stateler 3114 Statler 56 Statton 183 Stauffer 118 Stauss 76 Stebbins 205 Steck 92 Stedman 172 Steed 37 Steel 24,63 -298- �Steele 5,31,35,37,50,63,74,95,106 169,175,177,184,186,196,205,219 Steelman 219 Steen 164 Steiner 1 Steinle 176 Steinmeyer 59 Stemple 202 Step 103 Stepanek 219 Stephens 4,28,57,58,95,136,138,160 176 Stephenson 35 Stepp 58 Stepton 49 Ster ling 232 Sternberg 37 Sterner 101 Stets 72 Stevans 219 Stevenin 3,63,90 Stevens 3,50,76,95,131,137,138 Stevenson 136,164,248 Steveson 95 Steward 113,127 Stewart 3,94,100,101,113,119,124 128,137,145,162,165,171,176,177 191,205,211,213,217,228,232,234 St cher 95 St ckney 76 St etel 118 St les 142 St I we I I 100, 107 St II 13,37,71,125 St Ilwell 219,225 Stimpson 60 Stine 130 Stitt 71 Stitz 50 Stizmann 60 Stocking 48 Stockwe I I 225 Sto'ddard 89 Stoebener 74 Stoever 232 Stotter 30 Stogers 177 Stokes 16,76 Stolcup 64 Stone 4,14,16,34,37,44,56,92,119 1 75, 191 , 192, 198 Stoneman 37 Stop 35 Stoptt 119 Storrs 1,211 Stotler 25 Stouden 145 Stouder 145 Stout 23,25,63,64,71,72,89,91,95,96 101-104,106,112,115,117,119,126 127,131,135-137,149,160,162,164 165,169,17o~177,183,184,188,189 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'.' ........ 55 Lyman .............. '.' . . .. 3 Norman ................... 2 Alverson, Anson E...... 11,16,22 ~4,51,62,65,70,83' Andrews, Stillman ............ 37 Archibald, John C.......... 6,12 29,33,37,46,49,51,63,71 77,82 Atwood, William D...... 32,36,39 42,47,53,66,68,71,77,78,82 Ayer, John F........ 25,43,46,52 57,64,73,79 B . (. Babcock, Carnie W..... 2,3,4,8,9 12,13,14,15,16,17,19,21,23 24,25,28,29,31,32,33,34,35 38,39,42,43,44,45,46,47,48 51,54,55,56,57,58,60,61,62 63,66,67,68,71,73,75,76,77 78,79,80,81,82,84 Bacon, Sigarius(?) S •.•.•••.• 55 Bailey, Francis A..•..•••••• 3,7 14,19,34,48,53,54,56,76,80 Baldwin, John •..•... 3,4,6,7,8,9 13,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23 Banks, Robert ................ 55 Barker, Francis .....•... 6,13,20 26,27,44,46,52,53,73,76 Bascom, Lewis H.......... 5,6,18 40,47,48,55,63,69,76 Bassett, Owen T......... 9,25,35 50,52,66,71,72,78,82 Bassett, Susan .....•....... 7,23 - 26,47,61,70,71,82 Ba tes, Daniel S .............. 18 Bent, Horatio N..........• 2,5,8 28,32,38,40,53,66,75 Bigelow, Johnathan ........••. 21 Blood, James ..............• 7,22 26,46,61,70,81 Bond, Edwin ....•••...... 3,12,14 34,44,55,58,79,80,84 Bond, E11is .....•.•......•... 11 Boyer, Joseph ...• 32,33,36,39,42 53,66,68,71,77,78,82 Brooke, Thomas ..•........... 5,6 18,41,48,55,59,63,76,84 Brooks, Daniel H. (Heirs of) .• 3 6,14,i6,25,33,42,56,61,77 81 " Brown, George W••••••••••••• 2 ,5 13,25,28,43,64,73,76 Buffum, David C......... 3,19,28 29,48,51,63,67,75,84 Burden, Thomas C..•......... 7,11 Burleigh, J.W •.••••••••.••.•• 52 C 26,27,28,29,30,31~32,33,34 35,37,38,39,40,43,44,45,48 50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58 59,60,61,62,65,66,67,68,70 71,72,73,75,76,79,80,81,82 84 Baldwin, William N.. 3,4,5,7,8,9 10,12,13,14,17,18,19,20,21 24,25,28,29,30,32,34,35,36 37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45 46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54 55,56,58,59,60,63,64,65,66 67,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78 79,80,81,82,84 Cameron, Hugh •••••.•.••.... 4,12 15,16,25,26,30,33,34,38,42 47,53,55,63,67,71,73,77,81 Cameron, Noah .•••••.•......•• 31 Carleton, John W..•..•.. 3,12,18 21,22,50,53,62,64,75,83 Carnes, Henry ••••.••....••••. 51 Carpenter, C. Howard .••.•...• 46 Carter, Jared .•...•..•••.• 10,46 Carter, Lawrence .......•...•• 46 Cary, George .•••••••..•....•. 84 Chapman, Edward .....••... 4,7,12 25,33,38,39,47,58,68,73 �_'J __ Clark, Clara E...........••.. 31 Clark, Edward ........•....... 4 Coyle, James ................. 11 Cook, Simeon ......•.....•.... 26 Cowan, James s ...•..•........ 22 Crack1in, Joseph .•....... 6,8,23 27,38,40,51,57,65 Crak1in, Joseph ....•...... 50,75 Crane, Franklin 1. ......... 3,14 22,35,44,55,56,78,82 Crane, John L................. 7 10,16,17,18,21,23,24,27,33 46,47,50,60,65,70,81 D Deitz1er, George W........• 6.31 44,67,68,70,84 Dennett, Ephraim H•........ 2,11 18,23,27.31,33;47.50,65 Day, John .............. 2,4,6,12 30,34,39.47,62,67,73 E Earl, George F .......... 9,13,16 27,36,41.52,55.67,72,79 Eldridge, Shaler W..••..... 4,13 33.35,47,54.62.67.80 Elliott, ......... 48,49 55,56,63,64,65,72,75.76.77 78.81.82 Emery, James S .•••.... 2,5.10.13 18.23.27,35,40.42,45.46,52 55.59,66,69.72.80 Emigrant Aid Co •••.• 2.4.5,7,8.9 10.11.12,13.14,16,18.19,21 22,23.24,27.28.29,30.31,32 33,34.35,36,38,39,40.42.44 45.47,48,50,51,52,53,55.56 57,58,60,62,63,65,66,67,68 69,71,72,73,75,77~78,79,81 82, 83 Evans, Wi11iam ....•.. !.6,12,20 21,30,49,54,66,70~72,75 F Fick, Henry W..•....... 1l,18,26 32,40,50,61,62,65,83 Finch, Amos ..........•.•.•.•. 50 Fowler, Philip P •............ 18 Fuller, Isiah (or Josiah?) G.. 7 Fuller, Ferdinand •........ 5,6,8 12,13,28,32,34,39,40,49,58 66,68,70,71,78,82 G Garrett, Char1es ... ~ ... 17,36,39 42,53,66,68,71,77,78,82 Garvin, James ..•....•... 3,19,28 29,48,51,53,63,67,75,77 Garvin, Thomas S ....•.. 19,34,39 42,50,56,71,80,81 Garwood, Newman (Deed Garwood to Thos. Burden Co.) ....•.... 7 Gates, Levi, Jr ....•... ~6,14,24 32,45,56,60,77,78,81,82 Gibbons, William C........... 47 Gilbert, George .•.••..... 4,9,29 33,38,39,47,58,68,73,83 Gleason, Annis W..•.......... 38 Gleason, James H....•......•• 19 Goo"din, Joel K..•.•••..•• 4,8,29 38,39~45,46,47.58.6g,73 Goss, George W.•..•.•... 7,22,24 27,28,32,38-,"506",65,,66,75 Grant, Milan .•..••• ~4'4;46 ..57, 78 Graves. Henry D••••.••••••••• 47 Grout. Chester G•••••••••••••. 6 Grout, Mi1ow •••••• 3.12.14.17,35 Grover. Joe1 ••.••..••••. 7,16.17 21.24,27.31.37.43.46.60 Gunther. Arthur •.•••••• ll.26,32 40.44.50.57.62.65.83,84 H Hall, William W•••••••••••••• 12 ,,-:~_, "\_:~~"" :" : Hammon, Martial M•••...•••••. 27 ~ Hancock, Horace A.••.••••.• 6,11 13.20,27,43,52.73.76,81 Hanscom. Oliver A•••••..•• 2,5,6 18.40,48.55.63.68.72,76 �-\- Harlow, Oscar ............. ll,32 39,40,44,50,57,65,68,83 Harrington, Samuel C....... 3,21 23,24,47,60,61,81,84 Hartmann, Maurice •.•..•... 14,16 22,35,51,54,56,60,78 Hartwell, Samuel N............ 6 Haskell, Franklin ......... l1,16 22,24,38,47,51,57,65,83 Haslow, Oscar ................ 26 Hazen, Azro .............. 3,6,14 22,35,56,58,60,66,79. Higgins, Leonard G...... ~ .... 26 Hill, Forres ter ..•.......•..• 50 Hohman, Augustus F. (Heirs of). 14,32,34,39,42,43,54,55 77,81,84 Holliday, Cyrus K........ 4,8,24 28,31,32,39,58,66,79,84 Hood, William A......••..•• 6,14 24,32,56,60,77,80,81,82 Hooey (or Hovey?), William H•• 5 8,28,32,38,53,66,70,71,75 84 Hooton, Robert T......... 5,8,10 28,32,39,41,53,66,75 Hornsby, William B........... 11 Howell, Lewis ..... 7,11,22,26,84 Hutchinson, George W... 2,3,4,13 33,34,35,47,54,62,67,80,81 Hutchinson, John .....•.. 2,12,13 14,21,22,25,29,34,35,36,37 41,46,47,48,49,50,65,67,68 71,76,77 Hutchinson, William ....•.. 14,25 33,50,61,73,76,81,82 Hyde, Addison ....••..••. 4,28,35 48,59,60,63,67,68,75 J Johnson, Benjamin ....•.•••.•.• 6 Johnson, Theodor·us ..•...•..•• 43 Jones, A1phonso .....•.. 5,6,8,19 41,46,55,63,72,76,80 Jones, Ira M..•....•• 3,12,20,21 30,49,54,66,71,72,75 K Kennedy & Frye .............•.. 6 Kent, George W...•..•.•.••... 47 Killam, Francis .••....•. 7,21,22 24,37,46,51,57,62,65,75 Kimball, Frederick ..........• lO Kimball, Samuel ...••.•...••.• 10 Knight, Francis E........ 4,8,24 29,31,32,39,58,66,79 Knight, Wilder ....... 6,13,20,27 44,46,53,57,64,70,76 L Ladd, E.D ....•...••.......... 37 Ladd, Erastus D.......... 2,5,13 25,43,46,52,59,72,73,76 Ladd, John A..••........ 9,13,16 22,36,42,46,52,67,79 Lamb, Otis W............... 4,22 35,47,51,59,63,68,79 Lawrence .A.ssociation ....... 9,13 23,27,35,45,52,66,68,72,79 Lee, William ........•..••.... lO Leonard, George S ............ 21 Lewis, Samuel L ..........••.• 27 Lincoln, Luke P ........•..•• 2,3 12,13,34,43,54,66,84 Litchfield,. Lewis L.........• 14 16,25,33,42,47,50,56,58,61 68,73,77,81 Litchfield, Lewis L. (Estate of) 4,6,9,29,38,39 Lowe, DanieL •.••.•..••••. 5,6,8 19,41,47,55,76,80 Lowry, John •••••..•••.••••••• 11 Lum, Samuel G.••.••........••• 2 47,50,62,65,81 Lykins, William H.R. 2,3,4,5,7 9,10,11,12,13,14,16,17,18 19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27 28,29,31,32,33,34,35,36,37 38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46 47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55 56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64 65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73 75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83 �M McClelland, Henry S ..•....... 47 Mace, Joseph N............. 4,22 34,35,47,51,54,62,67,72,80 Mack, John ...•...•..... 10,12,20 21,30,49,54,66,71,75 Mailey, John .......•... 2,3,4,28 35,48,51,59,63,67,68,75 Mallory, Anson H....•..... 2,5,8 13,43,46,52,57,63,64,73,84 Merrill, SamueL .......... 11 , 13 18,25,35,44,50,57,59;64,66 Miller, .......••... 48 49,55,56,63,64,65,72,75,76 77,78,81,82 Miller & Elliott .......... 2,5,7 12,14,16,17,18,21,24,30,32 34,37,39,40,41 Morgan, Johnathan F ••.•.. 2,3,19 34,39,47,54,56,58,72,81 Mot t, John S............ 2 , 30,49 52,53,59,66,71,72,76,82 Muzzy, John H............ 6,9,13 22,23,35,42,48,67,72,79 N Nichols, Harrison ..........•. 38 o Osborn, George S .•.....• 9,10,13 20,31,44,53.57,68,70,76,84 P Page, Geno (?) B••••......•.. 53 Payne, Alfred J •.•.•.••..•• 7,11 16,17,21,24,27,60 .Perine, George .......••..•... 55 Pike, Joshua A....••.•••..•.. l1 Pomeroy, Samuel C••....••..• 2.9 17,44,53,67,68,70,84 Pratt, Caleb L ........... 5.8,lO 12,19,29,31,32,34,36,39,41 46.47,49,50,51,53,55,63,64 65,68,71,76,77,78,82 Pratt, Stafford J ..••... 6,16,23 36,45,48,53,68,71,76,78 Prentiss, Sylvester B... 2,4,6,8 29,31,32,39,46,57,66,79 R Reed, George W..••........... 84 Reynolds, Thomas F...... 2,30,49 51,53,59,66,71,72,76,82 Roberts, Chalmers T•...•..... 26 Robinson, Charles ....... 3,4,7,8 10,12,14,28,29,31,32,35,39 41,46,48,58,60,63,66,67,73 79 Ropes, Edward E...........• 7 ,11 18,26,38,44,55,60,61,70 Russell, Joseph W••••••.• 3,7,21 22,24,37,46,51,57,62,65,75 S Savage, Joseph •.••.•...... 2,5,6 18,40,48,55,63,76,80 Sawyer, James .....••...... 18,21 23,24,33,47,50,60,81 Searl, Albert D••••...•... 4,6,8 29,38,39,45,58,67,73 Simpson, Samuel N..•.. 2,4,12,2U 29,33,49,51,63,71,77,82,84 Smith, Charles W•.••.••••. 5,6,8 18,41,55,63,76,80 Smi th, Henry •• ·•••.•••••••.••• 16 Smith, John •..••••.•••••.••.• 11 Smith, Joshua •••••••••.....•. 11 Smith, Orville D•••••••••..•• 1l Snyder. S.S •••••••••••••.•••• 16 Snyder, Samuel S ••••••••••••• 46 Speer, John ••.•••••••••.• 6.9',10 18,22,40,44,54,55,74,84 Spittle, Mathew H...••....• 3.12 13,54,56.59,66,80.84 Starks, Nathan ••••.•..•••• 31.37 Stearnes, Charles ••••.••.••••. 7 Stewart, John E••••••.....•.• 2l Stone, Thomas I(?) •••••••..•. 50 Strout, Jacob E•••••••.••• 2,5,8 19,41.46,55,63.72,76,83 :,,;."'.' - �'. T Tafft, Jerome B............... 4 Taft, Jerome B•...•...••.• 12,25 34,38,40,47,58,68 Tappan, Ann .................. 27 Tappan, Samuel F. Jr ... 14,16,25 33,45,46,56,61,77,81,84 Taylor, Owen ...........•.. 5,6,8 19,41,47,55,63,76,80 Tefft, Clark T............... 82 Thacher~ s.o .............. 31,37 Thaxter, Joshua ....... ~ ....... 50 To-1es, Francis 0 •..•..•. 2,9,22 23,36,41,48,53,63,67,68 Turman, John H............... 43 Wood, John P .......... 2,3,4,5,6 7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,16,17 18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35 36,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45 46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54 55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63 64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72 73,75,76,77,78,79,80,82,82 83,84 Wood, Samuel N...•....... 7 ,9,14 22,23,35,41,67,68 Wood, Hil1iam .............•.. 77 Wood, William A.............. 42 W Wade, Achilles B........... 4,12 19,30,34,38,39,42,43,47,50 56,62,71,72,75,77,80,81 Waite, John ................ 5,19 27,41,46,52,64,73 \.Jakefield, John A......• 8,10,23 27,37,44,50,51,57,65,75 Walling, Wi11iam ..•......••.. 46 Warnicker, tHlliam ........... 23 Webb, Thomas H.•..••.•..• 5,6,18 41,48,50,55,63,64,76 Weilhart, Adam .••.•....•...•.. 7 Wells, Thomas ••.•............ 37 Whitcomb, Increase .....•••.•. 22 White, James ..•..• ~ •.••.••... 50 Whitney, Andrew J ••••••••. ll,12 18,21,22,29,34,37,49,51,53 62,65,70,72,76,78,83 Wilder, John H.......•... : •.•• 3 Wilder, Solomon •••.••.••.••• 6,7· 18,23,24,26,60,61,70,81 Willis, Stephen J •.••.. 12,19,20 29,49,51,67,71,77,82,84 Winslow, Edward ......•• 10,12,29 31,33,49,51,63,71,77,82 .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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':0--:::- . �Index to List of Pre-empt ions in Douglas County, Kansas, Excluding the City of Lawrence A Ackley, John S ••••••••••••••• 17 Adams, Calvin •••••••••••••••• 30 Martin •••••••••••••••••••• 30 Albin, Michael ••••••••••••••• 17 Alexander, David B••••••••••• 29 Demas M••••••••••••••••••• 39 Alivard, Alfred A•••••••••••• 44 A1 i.en, Elmore •••••••••••••••• 34 Jeremiah 0 .•••••.••••••••• 47 .J ona than •••••••••••••••••• 36 Joseph W•••••••••••••••••• 3 Norman •••••••••••••••••••• 34 Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 30 Anderson, John ••••••••••••••• 4S John A.................... 7 Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 19 Lewis G••••••••••••••••••• 46 Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 13 Andre, Francis L ••••••••••••• 33 Alldrew, William •••••••••••••• 5 Andrews, Stillman •••••••••••• 48 Appelman, Hiram •••••••••••••• 38 Applegate, Benjamin F •••••••• 7 Appleman, Erastus 0 •••••••••• 39 Applewhite, Charles •••••••••• 4 Arnold, Ab~_'aham R•••••••••••• 22 Franklin E•••••••••••••••• 8 Archibald, Ebeneezer ••••••••• 17 Arr',strong, John •••••••••••••• 36 Arril, Pascal •••••••••••••••• S4 Ashley, Bladen ••••••••••••••• S5 James C.................... 55 James H••••••••••••••••••• 53 ..~{t;·erton ~, 'Henry •••••••••••••• 33 Austin, Frederick W•••••••••• 8 Wil1iam ••••••••••••••••••• 16 Avery, .Mary'•••••••••••••••••• 17 B ;,~.~ . Babcock, Casini W•••••••••••• 46 Babey, Matthiew •••••••••••••• 58 Bachelor, John H••••••••••••• 23 Baetusch, Robert ••••••••••••• 56 B.1.iley, David •••••••••••••••• 29 Francis A.................. 29 John C •••••••••••••••••••• 12 Baillie, John A•••••••••••••• 39 John A. (Administrator) ••• 39 Baker;. Isaac L ••••••••••••••• 43 James •••••••••••••••• 25 John H •••••••••••••••••••• 43 :_"}'Qr.ter .ij •••••••••••••••••• 16 Q •••• Baldwin, Andrew S •••••••••••• 19 Henry L•••••••••••••••••... lS Lyman R••••••••••••••••••• 20 Banks,lsaac ••••••••••••••••• 23 Jolm M•••••••••••••• 0 ••••• 23 Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 23 Banning, Ephriam (sic) ••••••• 4 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 13 William F ••••••••••••••••• 13 Barber, Matilda A•••••••••••• 17 Oliver ••••••••••••••••••.• l7 Robe-rt F •••••••••••••••••• lS Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• l7 William 1 •••••••••••••• 48,49 Barker, Francis •••••••••••••• 29 Francis E. (Administrator)29 Barkus, John W••••••••••••••• 5 Barnes, William •••••••••••••• 13 William E••••••••••••••••• 50 Barnett, Lafayette ••••••••••• ll Barney, Amos ••••• c • , • • • • • " • • 26 Barricklow, Daniel ••••••.. 51,S2 Farrington •••••••••••••••• 52 George R•••••••••••••••••• 52 Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 52 Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 52 Perry ••••••••••••••••••••• 53 William •••••••••••••.•••••• 52 Barriett,John E. (Mayor of Franklin) ••••••••••••••••• 47 Barry, Robert •••••••••••••••• 5 Barth, Leonard ••••••••••••••• 44 Bartlebaugh, John •••••••••••• 9 Bartlett,. Joseph C ••••••••••• 5 Bashford,Eli D•••••••••••••• 9 Bassenger,·Peter ••••••••• ~ •• ~53 Bassett, Rufus S ••••••••••••• 46 William C ••••••••••••••••• 41 t Batner, John ••••••••••••••••• 24 Batterson, Abram B••••••••••• 18 Baum, Martin ••••••••••••••••• 19 Beach, Gilbert H••••••••••••• 41 Melanthon S ••••••••••••••• 52 Beam, George 0 ••••••••••••••• 21 John A •••••••••••••••••••• 20 �Index p.2 Beam, Servy J •••••••••••••••• 21 Beamer, Moses •••••••••••••••• 9 Beard, Cyrus ••••••••••••••••• 44 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 27 Bedell, Theron ••••••••••••••• 58 Beegle, John R••••••••••••••• 26 Beitel, Constant ••••••••••••• 53 Bell, George W••••••••••••••• 51 Belshaw, John T .••••••••••••• 7 Benedict, James •••••••••••••• 49 Bennett, Eli W••••••••••••••• 39 Benson, Patrick •••••••••••••• 26 Bercan, Elizabeth •••••••••••• 36 Berkan, Eveline L •••••••••••• 16 Berkaw, Paul H••••••••••••••• 19 Berry, George W•••••••••••••• 34 Bertling, Benjamin ••••••••••• ll Betterton, John .••••••••••••• 27 Bickerton, Thomas •••••••••••• 16 Bidniger, Jacob •••••••••••••• 14 Black, William H••••••••••••• 52 Blackford, Ira ••••••••••••••• 54 Will iam D................. 7 Blake, Michael ••••••••••••••• 53 Blakesley, Ira MeG ••••••••••• 27 Blanton, Mary •••••••••••••••• 47 Blayney, William ••••••••••••• 28 Bledsoe, Fields •••••••••••••• 38 Blevins, Wesley •••••••••••••• 27 Bliss, Harrison J •••••••••••• 12 Boardman, George C••••••••••• 14 Bon~, Ellis •••••••••••••••••• 36 Bond, Silas •••••••••••••••••• 16 Bone, William •••••••••••••••• 26 Bonnifield, McKlaskia S •••••• 3 Bonyman, John •••••••••••••••• S4 Bowen, Darwin E•••••••••••••• 36 Zadok C••••••••••••••••••• 6 Bower, Jackson ••••••••••••••• 43 Solomon ••••••••••••••••••• 9 Boyd, David C•••••••••••••••• 3 James ••••••••••••••••••••• 13 Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 51 Boyle, Robert S •••••••••••••• 31 Brace, Lucas ••••••••••••••••• 13 Brackett, George C••••••••••• 30 Brady, John •••••••••••••••••• 19 Brandon, James ••••••••••••••• 28 Branscomb, Charles H••••••••• 30 Branson, Jacob •••••••• ~ •••••• 5l Brass, William ••••••••••••••• 14 Brechiesen, Peter •••••••••••• 57 Brender, John •••••••••••••••• 57 Brenniman, David P ••••••••••• 23 Breumman, Levi W••••••••••••• 21 Brinkley, Thomas ••••••••••••• 48 Brinson, John •••••••••••••••• 20 Brinson, Zebulon ••••••••••••• 7 Brockway, Horatio •••••••••••• 58 Bronson, George W•••••••••••• 47 Rhe sa ••••••••••••••••••••• 48 Brool<e, Benj am in C ••••••••••. 13 Theophilus M•••••••••••••. 13 Brooks, William C•••••••••••• 41 Brown, Daniel G•••••••••••••• 27 David •••••••••••••••••• 40,58 David R ••••••••••••••••••• 54 Francis H................. 7 Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 27 . ;'. 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(Heirs of) •••••••• 31 Bullene, Lathrop ••••••••••••• 23 Burditt, Abidan K•••••••••••• 31 Burgess, Milton •••••••••• ~ ••• 16 Burlingame, Milford •••••••••• 13 Burnett, Susan ••••••••••••••• 58 Thomas ..................... l0 Burroughs, Oscar ••••••••••••• 48 Burt in, Marand H••••••••••• ·•• 41 Burton, David L •••••••••••••• 40 Detroit ••••••••••••••••••• 40 John ~ •••••••••••••••••••• 39 Bush, William H•••••••••••••• 30 Bushmeier, George •••••••••••• ll, Butcher, Harrison •••••••••••• 22 Butze, William ••••••••••••••• 45 Byerly, William •••••••••••••• 17 �Index p.3 C Calemcew, Abbe W••••••••••••• 16 Calkin, Kanson ••••••••••••••• 29 Callan, Patrick •• ~ ••••••••••• 9 Cameron, Noah •••••••••••••••• 29 Campbell, Henry •••••••••••••• 31 Campbell, James ••••••••••••.• 22 John B•••••••••••••••••••• 22 John E ••••••••••••••••••.. 56 Canfield, Seymon .•••••••••••• 13 Cantrell, Rebecca .••••••••••• 52 Card, Andrew J ••••••••••••••• 17 Cardwell, William A.••••••••• ll William P ••••••••••••••••• 3 Carey, George •••••••••••••••• 38 Cargay, John ••••••••••••••••• 9 Carpenter, James E ••••••••••• 54 William ••••••••••••••••••• lO Carr, Michael •••••••••••••••• 19 Carson, Robert F ••••.•••••••• 5 Thomas J.................. 6 Carter, Jarid •••••••••••••••• 49 John H •••••••••••••••••••• 27 Paschal ••••••••••••••••••• 45 Carver, Lafayette •••••••••••• 43 Cary, Newton, Heirs of ••••••• 38 Casebier, Samuel B••••••••••• 18 Cather, Joseph .•••••••••••••• lO Cator, William R ••••••••••••• 27 Chamberlain, John W•••••••••• 3 Chambers, Norman N••••••••••• 47 Champlin, George W••••••••••• 27 Chandler, George C ••••••••••• 18 Chapman, Ellen ••••••••••••••• 5l Chastaiil', Lorenzo J •••••••••• 19 Cheney',",Daniel ••••••••••••••• 50 Nathaniel L ••••••••• '•••••• 18 Cheva 1 ier" Henry L ••••••••••• 54 Childs, Chester H•••••••••••• 14 Christian, James ••••••••••••• 28 William H••••••••••••••••• 12 Churchill, George •••••••••••• 30 Clark, Henry J ••••••••••••••• 43 Oscar ••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Samuel L •••••••••••••••••• 55 Thomas H•••••••••••••••••• 3 Walter M•••••••••••••••••• 34 William W.F ••••••••••••••• 21 Clayton, Madison ••••••••••••• 20 Cleary, Patrick •••••••••••••• 5 Cleland, William ••••••••••••• 31 Clemens, Solomon ••••••••••••• 41 Clems, Thomas •••••••••••••••• 38 Clough, Mace R••••••••••••••• 34 Wilber F•••••••••••••••••• 5 Coffman, George W•••••••••••• 21 Hiram ••••••••••••••••••••• 57 Colburn, Willard ••••••••••••• 31 Cole, Joseph F ••••••••••••••• 43 Simeon •••••••••••••••••••• 54 William H••••••••••••••••• 56 Coleman, Ezekiel A••••••••••• 31 Collier, Sarah A••••••••••••• 59 Wilson C•••••••••••••••••• 58 Collins, Daniel •••••••••••••• 4 Compton, John •••••••••••••••• 51 Conger, John .•••••••••••••••• 56 Conley, James •••••••••••••••• 18 Connal, John •••••••••••••.••• 18 Conway, Jefferson B•••••••••• 36 Cook, Phillip •••••••••••••••• 22 Coombs, Charles A•••••••••••• 59 Cooprida, Elias •••••••••••••• 5 Corel, Rebecca ••••••••••••••• 45 William ••••••••••••••••••• 45 Corlew, Delane ••••••••••••••• 34 Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 22 Cormack, James ••••••••••••••• 56 Cornelius, Reuben •••••••••••• 47 Cosley, George W••••••••••••• 16 Harvey A •••••••••••••••••• 33 Cottingham, Edward .•••••••••• 7 Cowfield, Michael •••••••••••• 26 Cram, John L ••••••••••••••••• 46 Cramer, Samuel J ••••••••••••• 12 Thomas J.B ••••••••• : •••••• IO Crane, Clark S ••••••••••••••• 34 JaIlles H.••••••••••••••••••• 27 Leonard ••••••••••••••••••• 51 Cranmer, Jonathan J •••••••••• 28 Creel, Hedgeman S •••••••••••• 38 Sylvester ••••••••••••••••• 38 Crews, William ••••••••••••••• lO Crockett, Knott •••••••••••••• 31 Peter ••••••••••••••••••••• lO Croft, Joseph •••••••••••••••• 26 Crogan, William •••••••••••••• 21 Crosby, Edwin •••• '•••••••••••• 38 Crumvine, Henry S ......... '•••• 56 Culler, Abraham •••••••••••••• 35 Cummings, -'J ames •••• ',' •••••••• 16 Cunningham, Jeremiah ••••••••• 16 CurIes, William H•••••••••••• 37 Curliss, Edmund •••••••••••••• 47 Curry, Bellona ••••••••••••••• 27 JOM F •••••••••••••••••••• 21 Oliver B•••••••••••••••••• 27 William ••••••••••••••••••• 40 Curtis, Nathan W••••••••••••• 25 Curtiss, Alfred •••••••••••••• 19 Custard, Amos J .••••••••••••• 4 Robert W.................. 3 Cutter, Charlotte V•••••••••• 51 �Index D.4 D Damm, Henry •••••••••••••••••• 43 David, 'William A••••••••••••• 43 Davis, Elinor .••••••••••••••• 38 Davidson, James A•••••••••••• 10 John C•••••••••••••••••••• 39 Jordon •••••••••••••••••••• 33 Norman •••••••••••••••••••• 48 Davis, Irvine •••••••••••••••• 35 Duffield, Robert G••••••••••• l7 Dumass, James •••••••••••••••• 51 Dummer, Richard W•••••••••••• ll Dun bar, Hiram •••••••••••••••• 48 Duncan, Benjamin F ••••••••••• 5 George W•••••••••••••••••• 3 Dunn, Baszillia .••••••••••••. 5l Benjamin P .••••••••••••••• 19 Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Roscoe •••••••••••••••••••• 20 Marshall F •••••••••••••••• 20 Sylvester H••••••••••••••• 39 Sylvester H. (Administrator) 40 Thomas D•••••••••••••••••• 37 Day, Charles W~ •••••••••••••• 27 Francis ••••••••••••••••••• 57 Dunnels, Horace L •••••••••••• 41 Dwyer, William ••••••••••••••• 3 JamesT ••••••••••••••••••• S7 J arne s ••••••••••••••••••••• 57 Dean, Robert A•• ~ •••••••••••• 19 Decker, William •••••••••••••• 58 D0ister, Henry ••••••••••••••• 14 D~land, Elizah A..••••••••••• 47 Denney.• Charles •••••••••••••• 57 Dennis, Levin B•••••••••••••• 34 D0nton, William •••••••••••••• 7 Derby,· John •••••••••••••••••• 48 Dickson, Charles ••••••••••••• 36 Diefendorf, Elisha ••••••••••• lO Diehl, John •••••••••••••••••• ll Disbrow, Ebenezer(Administrator 8,17 Dix, Chauncey B•••••••••••••• 41 Doak, John ••••••••••••••••••• 54 Doan, Joseph ••••••••••••••••• 7 Dobbins, James S ••••••••••••• 44 Dodder, Peter •••••••••••••••• 24 Dole, Artemus W•••••••••••••• 35 Doll~ Frederick ••••••••• ~ •••• 50 Donnell, Henry ••••••••••••••• 9 Donnell, Samuel H•••••••••••• 4l Doolittle, Benson E •••••••••• 49 Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 48 Dorton, George W•• ~ •••••••••• 39 Douglas, John C••••••• ~ •••••• 26 Dow, Ladd •••••••••• " ••••••••• 51 Doy, John •••••••••••••••••••• 30 Doyle,. Denn is •••••••••••••••• 40 Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 41 Draper, William •••••••••••••• 18 Drew, Alfred ••••••••••••••••• 9 Dubuskis, Sylvester •••••••••• 38 Duck, Daniel ••••••••••••••••• 19 Duffees, William ••••••••••••• 9 Duffer (Duffee), Lewis ••••••• 33 Dyer, J olm ••••••••••••••••••• 44 E Eberhart, Andrew ••••••••••••• 38 Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 39 Lewis J ••••••••••••••••••• 39 Edgarton, Thomas ••••••••••••• 33 William T .•••••••••••••••• 33 Edmunds, Lewis ••••••••••••••• 38 Edwards, Charles L ••••••••••• 34 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Theophilus •••••••••••••••• l3 Ege, William ••••••••••••••••• 4 Eggut, Henry ••••••••••••••••• 46 Eldridge, David •••••••••••••• 52 Lyman ••••••••••••••••••••• 48 Elias, Gideon .••••••••••••••• 53 Ell is, John W•••••••••••••••• 23 Ellison, Paris, Sr ••••••••••• 28 Emery, Charles C••••••••••••• 31 James 5 ••••••••••••••••••• 32 Endicott, Joseph ••••••••••••• 14 Englim, John ••••••••••••••••• 26 Enos, Horace L ••• ~ ••••••••••• 46 Epley, James ••••••••••••••••• 46 Essex, William ••••••••••••••• 27 Evans, Hugh P •••••••••••••••• 44 James W.· •••••••••••••••••• 22 John W•••••••••••••••••••• 35 John Z••••••••••••• ~ •••••• 21 LyYIlan ••••••••••••••••••••• 11 Sarah A•••••••••••••••••.•• 35 Susan A. 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(Administrator).30 Gause, Samuel S •••••••••••••• 22 Geilan, Patrick •••••••••••••• 3 Gentry, William A•••••••••••• sl Gerard, George ••••••••••••••• 39 Gifford, Hezekiah •••••••••••• s4 Gilbert, George •••••••••••••• 33 Hezekiah •••••••••••••••••• 9 Gilges, William •••••••••••••• 4l Gill, James W•.•••••••••••••• 50 Richard G ••••••••••••••••• 49 Samuel •••••••••••••••••• ' •• SO William H••••••••••••••••• 49 Gilson, Simeon ••••••••••••••• 48 Gingerick, John S •••••••••••• 46 Ginsberg, William •••••••••••• 14 Givan, Lindsey •••••••.•••••••• 58 Glathart, Jeremiah ••••••••••• 28 Manassah C•••••••••••••••• 41 Gleason, Fortunatus .••••••••• 27 Ja.rnes H ••••••••••••••••••• 39 Jasper •••••••••••••••••••• 4l Loring W•••••••••••••••••• 27 SaleIll ••••••••••••••••••••• 39 Glenn, Alexander ••••••••••••• lO Alexander, Sr ••••••••••••• ll Benjamin F •••••••••••••••• lO Hugh G ••• -,., .;,....-•••• ~"•• : ••••• 10 William ••••••••••••••••••• 11 Glidden, Theodore P •••••••••• 43 Glover, Boyd ••••••••••••••••• 54 Godwin, George W••••••••••••• 3s Goodall, Leonidas •••••••••••• 24 Goodin, Joel K••••••••••••••• 34 Goodyear,· Levi............... 8 Goss, George W••••••••••••••• 33 Gould, Charles A••••••••••••• 43 Grace, Edgar F ••••••••••••••• 9 Graeber, Charles ••••••••••••• 25 Graham, John ••••••••••••••••• s3 John M•••••••••••••••••••• 53 G Gale, Matthew •••••••••••••••• 42 Galletty, Charles •••••••••••• s8 Garber, Elizabeth •••••••••••• 8 Gardner, Joseph •••.•••••••••• 36 Garnett, T ••••••••• 19 Garrett, Judah ••••••••••••••• lO Wesley •••••••••••••••••••• lO Garvin, Thomas S ••••••••••••• 46 Patrick ••••••••••••••••••• 26 William •••••••••• "•••' •••••• 54 Graton, John R••••••••••••••• 29 Green, Hiram ••••••••••••••••• 40 John ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Nehemia ••••••••••••••••••• ~9 Gregory, David ••••••••••••••• 6 Griffis, William ••••••••••••• 51 Griffith, David •••••••••••••• s3 David, Jr ••••••••••••••••• 44 �Index p.o Griffith, John R••••••••••••• 38 Griffiths, Evan E .••••••••••• 36 Grogan, William •••••••••••••• 2l Grosskopf, Edward .••••••••••• 28 Grover, Joel ••••••.•••••••••• 34 Guest, Baker ••••••••••••••••• 30 Haskin, Aaron J •••••••••••• 8,23 Augustus •••••••••••••••••• 7 Hathan, Nelson B••••••••••••• 18 Haunam, Thomas H•• ~ •••••••••• 59 Havens, George ••••••••••••••• 53 Hawes, Alexander G••••••••••• 39 William ••••••••••••••••••• 56 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 33 Guflee, Anton •••••••••••••••. 57 Guilford, James •••••••••••••• 3 Gunther, Arthur •••••••••••••• 58 Hay, Chester ••••••••••••••••• 16 Hayden, William B•••••••••••• 53 Haynes, George W••••••••••••• 44 Halls, Samuel P .•••••••••••••• 25 Heins, Henry ••••••••••••••••• 19 Helm, William M•••••••••••••• 35 Helstrom, Francis M•••••••••• 35 Hench, William Jr .••••••••••• 43 Henderson, Arthur C•••••••••• 39 Charles C••••••••••••••••• 13 Hendry, James M•••••••••••••• 52 Herd, James •••••••••••••••••• 13 Richard ••••••••••••••••••• 14 H Haas, Daniel .•••••••••••••••• 41 Mary •••••••••••••••••••••• 43 Hackett, Ephriam T ••••••••••• 44 Nathan •••••••••••••••••••• 29 Hackler, John C•••••••••••••• 29 Hadley, Alfred ••••••••••••••• 56 Hager, Daniel •••••••••••••••• 13 Phinehas A.••••••••••••••• 24 Hague, Job .•••••••••••••••••• 48 Halbert, David C••••••••••••• 36 Halderman, Samuel A•••••••••• 22 Hale, James J •••••••••••••••• 24 Haley, James W••••••••••••••• 56 Hall, Banks •••••••••••••••••• 54 Carlos •••••••••••••••••••• 31 George •••••••••••••••••••• 36 Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 14 Jacob, mail contractor •••• 53 James H ••••••••••••••••••• 16 'Ro bert ••••••••• ;. •••••••••• 41 William ••••••••••••••••••• 41 Halterman, Daniel •••••••••.••• 6 Ham, William P ••••••••••••••• lS Hamilton, Jefferson M•••••••• 5 Hammon, William H•••••••••••• 14 Hammond, Frederick A••••••••• 38 Hancock, Charles ••••••••••••• 18 Horace A•••••••••••••••••• 33 Hanscom, Oliver A•••••••••••• 46 Harbour, A9ner ••••••••••••••• 27 Harding, Jqhn L •••••••••••••• 16 Harris, Charles M•••••••••••• 6 Edward P •••••••••••••••••• S4 James W................... 5 Levi P •••••••••••••••••••• 40 William B••••••••••••••••• 53 Harrison, Joseph H••••••••••• 30 Harttman, Maurice •••••••••••• 28 Haseltine, David P ••••••••••• 17 William ••••••••••••••••••• 17 Haskell, Alveira C••••••••••• 45 Leveritt •••••••••••••••••• 47 Thomas H •••••••••••••••••• 13 Thomas R••••••••••••••••• ~14 Hern, Gentry F ••••••••••••••• 56 Herring, James L ••••••••••••• 36 Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 50 William W••••••••••••••••• 38 Herrington, Jacob D•••••••••• 47 Heywood, Daniel H•••••••••••• 3l Hiatt, Albert •••••••••••••••• 18 Henry. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 7 Hickox, Daniel ••••••••••••••• 25 Hikes, John •••••••••••••• o ••• 23 Hildebrand, Jacob •••••••••••• 14 Hill, Augustus B••••••••••••• 35 Forrester ••••••••••••••••• 3l James B ••••••••••••••••••• 40 Philip W•••••••••••••••••• ~l Hilligose, Sanford H••••••••• 14 Hills, Elizar •••••••••••••••• S3 Himelsbach, Joseph ••••••••••• 43 Hink, FrederickW •••••••••••• 12 Hinman, Samuel ••••••••••••••• 40 Hinshaw, Iram •••••••••••••••• 56 Newton •••••••••••••••••••• 56 Hinson, Alfred ••••••••••••••• 2l Hinton, John F ••••••••••••••• ll Hitchcock' , Bethuel •••••••••• 36 Hogan, Dennis •••••••••••••••• 23 JoOO •••••••••••••••••••••• 22 Timothy ••••••••••••••••••• 23 Hollaway, Collins •••••••••••• 36 Hollock, Daniel B•••••••••••• 59 Ho lloway , Eunice •••.•••••••••• 47 Hollowell, Silas ••• ~ ••••••••• 5 Holmes, William A•••••••••••• 37 �I Index p.7 Holsinger, Franklin •••••••••• 22 Hook, John ••••••••••••••••••• 16 Hoover, Isaac •••••••••••••••• 38 Lewis W••••••••••••••••••• 35 Hope, Joseph D., Heirs of (by George W.E.Griffith, administrator) •••••••••••• 54 Hopkins, Thomas •••••••••••••• 5l Horner, William R .••••••••.•• 44 Hornsby, Columbus •••••••••••• 28 Horton, James C•••••••••••••. 26 Houghton, Josiah S ••••••••••• 37 Hovey, William H••••••••••••• 46 Howard, Henry H•••••••••••••• 5 John B.••••••••••••••••••• 49 Howell, Lewis •••••••••••••••• 37 Howland, Noah D•••••••••••••• 45 Hubbard, A~ubah H•••••••••••• 35 David ••••••••••••••••••••. 24 Huddleston, E1i •••••••••••••• 35 Jacquoit, J9hn B••••••••••••• 58 Jameson, John •••••••••••••••• 40 Janes, John •••••••••••••••••• 59 Jasens, Henson ••••••••••••••• 43 Jefferson, Henry S ••••••••••• 5 Jenks, Lewis ••••••••••••••••• 31 Jessee, Mary ••••••••••••••••• 9 Nancy R., Heirs of •••••••• 9 William (one of the heirs of Nancy R. Jessee, in trust for the heirs ••••• 9 William (Pres. of the Bloomington Town Co, in trust for the Townsite of Bloomington 17,19 Jewett, Edward S •••••••••••••. 15 Jobbs, Redding ••••••••••••••• 27 Johns, George W•••••••••••••• 22 JOhnson, Abijah •••••••••••••• 23 Charles A••••••••••••••••• 23 William .•••.•••••••••••••. 6 Dan el ..•••••••••••••••••. 52? Huffie, Henry F •••••••••••.•• l1 Huffman, Christopher B••••••• 19 Hughes, Joseph F ••••••••.•••• 59 Joshua .••••••••••••••••••• 39 Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 29 Taylor •••••••••••••••••••• 36 Ezra •••••••••••••••••••••• 40 Franklin E •••••••••••••••• 44 William ..••...•.•.••..••.• 12 Hughson, Elias D••••••••••••• 30 Hull, Joseph L ••••••••••••••• 50 Samuel G .•••..••••.••.••.• 48 Hulse, John •••••••••••••••••• 19 Hume, DavidJ •••••••••••••••• S9 Hurd, Clarissa ••••••••••••••• 16 Hutcheson, Josiah G•••••••••• 34 Hutchinson, Clinton C•••••••• 34 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 14 John F., Heirs of ••••••••• 29 Hutchison, Philip S •••••••••• 35 Huttig, Gottleib ••••••••••••• 14 I Ide, Harry 0 ••••••••••••••••• 18 Iler, John J ••••••••••••••••• 17 Ingle, Charles W••••••••••••• 43 John .•••••••.••••••••••••• 43 Irons (or Iroon), Robert ••••• 48 Herman •••••••••••••••••••• 27 Horace H•••••••••••••••••• 24 Jes~e ••••••••••••••••••••• 23 Lois •••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Mary Ann ••••• e .•••••••••••• 4 Samuel G•••••••••••••••••• 36 Walter M ••••••••••••••• ~ •• 4 Johnston, Edward B••••••••••• 47 Jones, Adner L ••••••••••••••• 55 Alphonso •••••••••••••••••• 12 Darius B.••••••••••••••••• 4 Edward •••••••••••••••••••• 36 Enoch L ••••••••••••••••••• 16 Joseph G•••••••••••••••••• 14 Marshall J •••••••••••••••• 19 Paul •••••••••••••••••••••• 35 Samuel •••••••••••••••••• 8,29 Samuel J ••••••••••••••.•••• ll Wiley ••••••••••••••••••••• 53 William ••••••••••••••••••• 48 Wilson 'L ..•.•••.•.•..••••• 54 Jordan, Celesten ••••••••••••• 53 Joseph, Nathan H••••••••••••• 58 Justice, Blakey •••••••••••••• 33 William ••••••••••••••••••• 17 J K Jackson, George •••••••••••••• 27 Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Kapp, John ••••••••••••••••••• 14 Kaylor, Francis ••••••••• ~ •••• 28 Keany, Levi •••••••••••••••••• 20 Keeney, Eli ••••••••••••••••• 38 Keevil, James C •••••••••••••• 41 James M ••••••••••••••••••• 40 Jacobs, Edward A••••••••••••• 20 Jacquoit, Augustus C ••••••••• 58 �Index D.8 1 Keevil, William •••••••••••••• 28 Keiffer, Jacob ••••••••••••••• 23 Keiller, Alexander ••••••••••• 18 Keller, Cornelius B•••••••••• IO George W•••••••••••••••••• 47 Kelley, John A ••••••••••••••• 13 Kelly, Anthony ••••••••••••••• 24 James H ••••••••••••••••••• 26 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 27 Mary H.P •••••••••••••••••• 44 Robert •••••••••••••••••••. 26 Seth .••••••••••••••••••••• 50 Thomas D••••••••••••••••.• 30 William ••••••••••••••••••• 39 William H••••••••••••••••• 26 Kemp, Thomas D••••••••••••••• 7 Kendall, James P ••••••.••••••• 40 Kennedy, James A••••••••••••• 16 Jonathan R•••••••••••••••• 36 Leander J ••••••••••••••••• 36 Margaret •••••••••••••••••• 35 Oliver P •••••••••••••••••• 35 Kenson, Randall •••••••••••••• 59 Keogle, Lewis •.•••••••••••••• 44 Kerney, Michael •••••••••••••• 38 Kimball, Charles H.•••••••••• 18 Kindig, Jacob •••••••••••••••• 24 King, William H.............. 54 Kingsley, John ••••••••••••••• 24 Kingston, Franklin ••••••••••• 40 Kinsley, Benjamin F •••••••••• 17 Kinzy, David ••••••••••••••••• 17 Kirby, William T ••••••••••••• 13 Kitchingman, William ••••••••• 13 K~aus, John •••••••••••••••••• lO William ••••••••••••••••••• ll Klinger, Michael ••••••••••••• 7 Lahay, Toussaint ••••••••••••• 35 Lamb, Ganey •••••••••••••••••• 3 Landon, Edmund A••••••••••••• 48 Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 48 Lane, James H•••••••••••••••• 32 Lannwn, John ••••••••••••••••• 33 Kinsay, Heirs of •••••••••• 33 Lapham, George S ••••••••••••• 31 Nelson P .••••••••••••••••• 50 Solomon L ••••••••••••••••• 50 Lathrop, Samuel P •••.••.••••• 9 Latouche, William H•••••••••• 3 Laurens (Laurent?), Nicholas.54 Laurie, John W••••••••••••••• 26 Lausie, William •••••••••••••• 26 Lawrence, Daniel K••••••••••• 4 Jooo •••••••••••••••••••••• 26 Joseph R.••••••••••••••••• 4 Joseph W•••••••••••••••••• 24 Lawson, Lewis •••••••••••••••• 23 Lean, Thomas ••••••••••••••••• 27 Leavitt, Henry M••••••••••••• 49 Lemnan, J arn.es. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 4 Leniger, Abraham'H 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G •••••••••••••••••••• 47 McClurg, Alexander ••••••••••• 5 McCormick, Charles W••••••••• 6 David T.C ••••••••••••••••• 48 McCoy, Patrick ••••••••••••••• 41 McElroy, William ••••••••••••• 9 McFadden, Jacob •••••••••••••. 22 McFarland, John ••••.••••••••• 46 Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 46 Markley, Jacob •••••••••••••• • 39 Marshall, Samuel C ••••••••••• 43 Zachariah ••.•••••••••••••• 48 Mart in, Abraham H•••••••••••• 27 David .............•.....•. 12 Masco, Florie •••••••••••••••• 53 Mason, John ....•.....•.•...•. 11 Mastin, William D•••••••••••• 53 Masueh, Charles E•••••••••••• 4 Mathew (Mathers), Samue1 ••••• 26 Matney, Charles •.•••••••••••• 38 David ...••.....••..•.••.•• 39 Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 47 Reese B •••••••••• · ••••••••• 39 McGee, Allen B.H ••••••••••••• 34 McGehn, Thomas A••••••••••••• 27 McG hee, Adam N••••••••••••••• 46 Matthews, Mahlon B••••••••••• 54 James ••••••••••••••••••••• 46 John J •••••.•••••••••••••• 46 Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 46 Thomas S •••••••••••••••••• 45 McIntyre, Christina •••••••••• 8 Mcl\. inney, Nicholas ••••••••••• 51 William .............•..... 52 William J ••••••••••••••••• 16 McKinzie, Aaron •••••••••••••• 22 Absalom .••••.••••••.•••... 21 Henry .•.••.••.•........... 21 Thomas J •••••••••••••••••• 21 McKown, John ••••••••••••••••• 5 McKune, Graydon 0 •••••••••••• 23 McLaughlin, John ••••••••••••• 5 Patrick ...............•... 3 McLean, James D, Heirs of •••• 39 McMatney, Henry •••••••••••••• 39 McMiceford, John ••••••••••••• 43 McMi Han, Uriah G••••••••• .II, 26 McMullin, Mary ••••••••••••••• 22 McNeal, Edward ••••••••••••••• 35 Mcqueen, Josiah •••••••••••••• 5l Mcquillin, Thomas •••••••••••• 44 McSorlay, Mary ••••••••••••••• 13 M Maberly, Augustus W•••••••••• 48 Macklin, John •••••••••••••••• 39 Macy, Elizabeth G•••••••••••• 35 Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 35 Madara, William A•••••••••••• 24 Maddox, James W•••••••••••••• 14 Maichel, Joseph •••••••••••••• 24 Malke, Paul •••••••••••••••••• 43 Malone, Michael.~ •••••••••••• 51 Thomas •••••••••••••••• 11,51 Manix, Corne1ius ••••••••••••• 24 William ........•..•.••••.• 45 Maupin, William •••••••••••••• 6 Maxwell, John S •••••••••••••• 29 Mayfield, Champion ••••••••••• 44 Ra lph ...•..••••••••••••.•. 44 Mays, Elisha F ••• ~ ••••••••••• 48 Means, William ••••••••••••••• 35 Meek, Jane ...•••••••••••••••• 56 Mehan, Ephriam L ••••••••••••• 31 Merchant, Prudence .•••••••••• 29 Merow, Edwin •••••••••••••.•• ,.14 Merri 11, Samuel .••, ••••••••••• 35 Messenger, Al bert •••••••••••• 15 Messersmiller, Geqrge •••••••• 20 Miller, Bryce W., ,Estate of .• 30 Chapin J •••••••• ~ ••••••••• 50 Charles ••••••• ~ •••••••••• ~ 8 Josiah (Judge of Douglas Co.) in Trust for Big Springs ..... •'. • . . . . . . . .. 4 In of In of Trust for Occupants town of Black Jack ••• 58 Trust for Occupants Townsite of Marion 24,25 In Trust for Townsite of Palmyra ••• ~ •••••••••• 52 In Trust for Occupants of Towns he of Prarie City ••••••••• ~ ••••••••• ~53 In Trust for Occupants of Twin Mound ••••••••••• 7 In Trust for Occupants of T.S.------- •••••••••• 18 Mat ilda (Administrator) ••• 30 Samuel ...••••••••••••.•••• 22 Mills, James B, Heirs of (Deed by William A. Skelkrigg, Administrator. 7 Miner, Jonathan •••••••••••••• 38 Minesinger, John ••••••••••••• 8 �r ,_.,' Index p.10 Mishey, William A•••••••••••• 17 Mitchell, David T ............ IO '. Nichols, Harrison~.~ ••••••••••• 34 James ••••••••••••••••••••• 47 JarnesT ••••••••••••••••••• 24 Leonard ••••••••••••••••••• )4 Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 56 Mix, Sylvenius ••••••••••••••• 21 Mock, Charles W••••••••••••••• 4 Monroe, William •••••••••••••• 37 Montieth, William R•••••••••• 34 Moore, Benjamin •••••••••••••• 3 Leonard H••••••••••••••••• 35 Nicholson, Henry T ••••••••••• 25 Levin (?) .•••••••••••••••• 25 Nickeles, John P ••••••••••••• IO Noe, George V.••••••••••••••• ll Nolan (Noland), Patrick K•.•• 45 Northrup, Andrew E••••••••••• 18 Norton, Frances M•••••••••••• 5 Horatio, Heirs of ••••••••• 18 Nut, Joseph •••••••••••••••••• 27 Isaiah ..••.••••••••.•••••• 11 John •••••••••••••••••••••• S8 John Thomas ••••••••••••••• 5l Mahlon K•••••••••••••••••• 28 Thomas M•••••••••••••••••• 29 WiII iam ••••••••••••••••••• 57 o More, Amos ••••••••••••••••••• 43 Morehead, John ••••••••••••••• 47 Moreland, Jand ••••••••••••••• S8 WiII iam ••••••••••••••••••• 58 Morey, Joseph W•••••••••••••• 46 Morgan, James A•••••••••••••• 41 Jonathan F •••••••••••••••• 33 Josiah B•.•••••••••••••••• 41 Martin M•••••••••••••••••• 27 Moriarty, Bartholomew •••••••• 3 Oakley, Edward •• '••••••••••••• 12 Joseph, Jr •••••••••••••••• 12 Ochler, Gottlieb F ••••••••••• 44 Oehals, George ••••••••••••••• 23 Ogden, Jonathan •••••••••••••• 48 Stephen ••••••••••••••••••• 48 Oliver, Thomas ••••••••••••••• 12 O'Neil, Anthony •••••••••••••• 5 Anthony D.••• ~ •••••••••••• 5 Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 3 Hugh •••••••••••••••••••••• 47 Morrow, William •••••••••••••• 10 Moses, Reese ••••••••••••••••• 4l Moss, Henry (In trust for Heirs of James Moss) •••••• 21 James, Heirs of .•••••••••• 21 Orr, William, Jr ••••••••••••• 9 Osborn, Thomas J ••••••••••••• 18 Osborne, George L •••••••••••• 16 John •••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Mosteller, William D••••••••• 22 Mulford, David M••••••••••••• 43 Munson, George W••••••••••••• 26 Henry J ••••••••••••••••••• 21 Murphy, James •••••••••••••••• 10 Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 14 'Muzzy, Franklin A•••••••••••• 34 Hammond C ••••••••••••••••• 29 John H•••••••••••••••••••• 29 Myres·, Joseph •••••••••••••••• 24 Noah •••••••••••••••••••••• 21 William ••••••••••••••••••• 24 N Nace, William M••••••••••• ·••• 12 Neal, Aaron •••••••••••••••••• 46 Jordan •••••••••••••••••••• 46 Nettleton, William ••••••••••• 5l Newhall, Samuel M•••••••••••• 37 Newman, Bernhard ••••••••••••• 24 Charles ••••••••••••••••••• 48 Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 50 ,. Jolm H •••••••••••••••••••• 5 Oswalt, Henry J •••••••••••••• 8 Otis, Newton ••••••••••••••••• 53 Overfield, Thomas •••••••••••• 36 Owens, Robert ••••, •••••••••••• 35 Will iaIll. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 7 P Palmer, Daniel W••••••••••••• SO Parker, Drury F •••••••••••••• 23 Henry B••••••••••••••••••• 28 Matilda ••••••••••••••••••• 24 Parks, Elizabeth ••••••••••••• 29 Parsons, Samuel W•••••••••••• 49 Patrick, Allen J •••••••••• IO,ll Patterson, William M••••••••• 34 Paul, Oliver •••••••.•••••••••• 15 Pauly, Lorenz •••••••••••••••• 13 Peabody, David G••••••••••••• 16 Pearson, Robert H•••••••••••• 52 Peck, James C•••• ~ ••••••••••• 21 William H••••••••••••••••• 26 Peery, James ••••• oi • • • • • • • • • • • 44 Peet, Levi C ••••••••••••••••• 17 Pendleton, William ••••••••••• 26 Percy, Aaron ••••• '.' •••••••••• 33 �Index p.ll Persall, Charles W••••••••••• 30 Petefish, Jabez •••••••••••••• 18 Petergill, Hugh •••••••••••••• 50 Reed, Abel L ••••••••••••••••• 17 Oren •••••••••••••••••••••• 50 Littleton ••••••••••••••••• 22 Sophronia ••••••••••••••••• 29 Reeve, John B.••••••••••••••• 4 Rehrig, John ••••••••••••••••• 25 Reid, David N................ 9 Reidmuller, Alois •••••••••••• ll Reis (Rees), Isaac W••••••••• sl Renick, John H••••••••••••••• 33 Reynolds, Charles •••••••••••• 9 Peterman, William •••••••••••• 4l Pettibone, John •••••••••••••• 49 Peugh, Thomas •••••••••••••••• 37 Phillips, Joel ••••••••••••••• 12 Richard M••••••••••••••••• 13 Pieratt, John (Executor of estate of David F. 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(Pres.) •••••••• 40 Wenberger, George W•••••••••• 17 Wert, Lewis M•••• ~ ••••••••••• 27 West, Edward F ••••••••••••••• S9 Westover, Isaac .••••••••••••• 48 Wezstein, Frederick •••••••••• 11 Wheadon, Ashbul M•••••••••••• 48 Whipple, Ezekiel D••••••••••• 34 White, Absalom W............. 17 Vaughan, Frederick P •••••••••• 48 Andrew •••••••••••••••••••• 35 J runes M••••••••••••••••••• 41 Augustus W•••••••••••••••• 52 Vaughn, John W•••••••••••••••• S4 Vermilya, Elijah W............ 50 Vertch, Thomas, Heirs of •..••• 40 Vincent, Jesse C•••••••••••••• 13 Vitt, Leo .•••••••••••••••••••• 57 W Wade, Achilles B•••••••••••••• 30 Wakefield, John A. ,Sr ••••••••• 31 William H.T ••••••••••••••• 14 Walker, Andrew P •••••••••••••• 4 James F ••••••••••••••••••• 28 Richard E••••••••••••••••• 39 Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 13 Wallace, James L ••••••••••••••'12 Walter, Francis ••••••••••••••• ll John •••••••••••••••••••••• 50 Swetmam ••••••••••••••••••• 40 Ward, Frances ••••••••••••••••• 9 George W•••••••••••••••••• 17 David ••••••••••••••••••••• 58 Harri SOrt. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 7 Whitley, Hiram C •• ·••••••••••• 19 Whi tman, EdmlUld B., ••••••••••• 30 Whitney, Thaddeus L •••••••••• 31 Willard ••••••••••••••••••• 21 Whitson, Jesse ••••••••••••••• 22 Wickes, Carson ••••••••••••••• 18 Widney, John ••••••••••••••••• S8 Wilber, Hollis ••••••••••••••• 30 Wilcox, Herman •••, •••••••••••• 13 Wilder, Abraham ••••••••••• 30,4S Wilkins, David F ••••••••••••• 22 Jesse ••••••••••••••••••••• Wilkinson, Edwin C ••••••••••• 22 Robert M•••••••••••••••••• 47 Willett, Humphrey W•••••••••• 54 Willey, John W••••••••••••••• 48 Williams, Burton ••• :•••••••••• 9 Henry .•••••••••••••••••••• 38 John M•••••••••••••••••••• 38 Hugh W•••••••••••••••••••• 50 Jo1m. H •••••••••••••••••••• 37 Michael •••••••••• ~ •••••••• 54 John W•• ~ •••• Ware, Valery T •••••••••••••••• 26 Warner, David ••••••••••••••••• 36 Horatio A••••••••••••••••• 19 Lewis. • • • • • • • • •••••••• 33 • ••••.••• 40 William W••••••••••.•••••• 39 Williamson, Charles •••••••••• 26 �Index p. 15 Williamson, Henry B•••••••••• 4l Hiram ..••.•....••••••••.•. 26 Joseph C. . • . . . • . . • • • . • . • .. 8 Stephen J ••••••••••••••••• 33 Willow Springs, Townsite of •• 40 Willson, William ••••••••••••• 13 Wilson, John W••••.•••••••••• 54 Wiltse, John ••••••••••••••••• 36 Wimsatt, Richard M••••.•••••• ll Wins low, Edward •.•••••••••••• 35 Winter, George W••.••.••.•••. 12 Winters, Nat thias S .......... 29 Winton, John R••••••.•••••••• 53 Winzer, Will iam .••..••••••••• 24 Wirth, George •••••••••••••••• 24 Wise, John A ...•...•.•••..••. 56 Witt (Vitt), Stephen ..••..... s7 Wittenberg, David .••••••••••• 7 Witt ich, Henry A.•••••••••••• 5 Witts, Nelson •••••••••.••••••• 49 Wood, Charles D•••••••••••••• 51 George W•••••••••••••••••• 58 Margaret W. L •• ~ ••••••••••. 29 Ruth ..................•... 6 William N., Heirs of ••••.. 17 Woodard, David T .••.••••••••. 19 .Joseph S •••••••••••••••••• 22 Levi .....•................ 56 Robert N .•••••••..••••••.. 6 Thomas B .••.••••••••••••.• 20 Woodruff, Francis •••••••••••. 46 William R .•.•••.•......... 59 Woodson, Daniel ••••••••••.••. 12 Woodworth, Jonathan W••••••.. 9 Worcester, Leonard ••••••••••. 33 Worden, Lorenzo J •••••••••••• 31 Worrell, William ••••••••••••• 50 Worriker, William .••••••••••• 33 Wright, Andrew C .•••••••••••• 31 I: Charles .•................. 18 Charles A •••••••.••••••••• 45 Wyandotte Reserve 29,30,32 Y Yarnold, Thomas .•••••••••••.. ls Yates, Abel •••••••••••••••••• 35 William· •••••••••••••••••• 30 Yeager, Jacob .•••••••••••••.• 11 York, Howard •••.••••••••••••. 56 Young, Eleinous M., Heirs Of.34 John ....................•. 24 Patrick······· •••••••••••• 12 Wi 11 iam ..••.•....••...••.. 12 William, Sr ••••••••••••••• 12 Z Zinn, George W•••••••••..•..• 11 Zook, Levi ....•...•....•••... 23 Corrections: Index, p.9 should be :',ic~Iatney, fIenry •• 39 f.Iatney, Harvey :lc. 39 Qaissions: Index, p.l Anderson, Georae W. 19 Anderson, In:'!es •.. 46 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Pre-emptions in Douglas County Subject The topic of the resource Property -- Kansas -- Douglas County Description An account of the resource "Descriptions of Lands and Names of Locators in Douglas County, Kansas, taken from the Tract Books of the U.S. Land Office at Topeka, Kansas." The list of pre-emptions is followed by an index; this list excludes the city of Lawrence. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) c. 1854 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/e6e500b3bee51e73f30ffa6efc1f9212.pdf b3045e1604e2ebaa6d75285121fdac55 PDF Text Text [ I . - '-., . 'x . . ' . . r? 't';"I. ~:"" :+~"~'" '~<.;~ ••~l'l:' ", ""'"'~"~:"~"i""'" "".',.:,0,.," "'( :"i"~"fil~f" :'.1'·" ~ \q":;'it " .;, ',': i - - -"'. ,. . ":;::' ,'.~; ,.. ~ ,=:,:.~~ '" 'to J. : .... ~ '.~ '.' '," ji~.:-;::·': -"'" . "'·1 ., :.- -' .. ,. ." . .;.;'" ~.$. \, ~ ,. :- ~. . .. ," .\ '.~' ~.' . . . • _ •••~ - .w:· - ..... '";--~!..:...- - , '. ", ;t,;i ~ ~. 'n....: . ,. • .~ 5. I~ . ~. . ,:.~~~...... ;t. '~ ..t," .;·r'. ""lr-' ... ,.' ' . <.JI*' . <-. .,'!.' ....;: ~_ .;- ..... '. .. '.': .,.-.- .• ', ~ .l .~. .1, ..... .~ .• ;:'.-.: ...-. i'~~·:>",---",,4-··'" -~.,.:. ._.,...... - .,...:. .... -....; "",- . �- : ..... " Published Quarterly By: THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOOICAL SOCIEl'Y P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 .... VOL. I NO. r WINTER ISSUE - FEBRUARY, 1977' CONTENTS PAGE NO. Tidbits of History 1 Charter Members 000,0 3 • • • • Old Resident Gone Wanted At Eudora Post Office Pioneer Women of Kansas • • • 0 0 • 0 o· 0 0 • • • • • 5 o· Deay Cemetery Records 8 1880 Wichita County, Kansas Census o 0 • 0 • • • • • • ........ Patent Medicine Testimonial Harmony School Attendance Roll - 1898 Our Ancestors • • • • 0 The Marais des Cygne Massacre • o The Hiring Of A Preacher o • ,_ 0 • 17 • • 0- • • 0 • • • • • • 19 o • • • • • • 20 • 0 0 • • 0 • • • 30 • • 0 .05 . . . . . . "' . . . . • • • . . • • • . Advertisements and Notices 16 18 Old Settlers List Queries 4 4 • • • • • • • • • • • 32 33 36 I Issues of THE PIONEER Published: Winter - Spring - Summer ~ Fall. Members joining amy time during the year receives the four current year copies only. Back issues $1.50 per 'copy as long as available. WATCH THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE PIONEER FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE.' WORKSHOP BEING HELD IN LAWRENCE AT THE 4-H FAIRGROUND ON MAY 26, 1977, GIVEN BY THE EVERTON PUBLISHERS OF LOGAN, UTAH AND SPONSORED BY: THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. -:.....~ �January 31, 1977 '" Through the pages of this first editiol1 of our Quarterly, the Douglas County Genealogical Society would like to introduce itself to your organi~ zation and its members. We are very interested in exchanging quarterlies on a regular basis with other genealogical societies throughout the nation. Your group was suggested to us as possibly interested in such an exchange. Douglas County, Kansas, lies in the northeast part of the state, about 40 miles west of Kansas City. It was one of the first counties settled after Kansas was organized as a territory in 1854~ It's county seat, Lawrence, was founded in 1854 and immediately became one of the key cities in the free state struggle •. During the Civil War Lawrence was, of course, the site of Quantrill's famous raid in 1863. Many well-known Kansas pioneers settled in the region or resided here for a few years during these dramatic times. Douglas County has also seen a number of ethnic and religious settlements.. The University of Kansas is located in Lawrence and has contributed greatly to the community's development, drawing to this city students and faculty from almost every state. Douglas County has a current population of about 63,000, with Lawrence representing some 51,1'V')() of this total. The Douglas County Genealogical Society was organized just over a year ago to promote genealogy in this area. W~ have had several workshops, established a modest library and now have begun this quarterly. The primary focus of the quarterly will be Douglas County and Kansas, in order that .it might make a contribution to local history. However, the interests of our members extend far beyond, as our forebears came from many directions. \ There is p~rticular interest in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New England, New York,. Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and North and South Carolina, but individual~ members have research interests in every state, in Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Germany and Scandinavia, etc. It is for this reason that the exchange of quarterlies would be most beneficial to our membership. It is our hope that our quarterly might likewise prove helpful to your membership. As we noted above, Douglas County has been since 1854 an important crossroads for settlement in Kansas and the West. We will greatly appreciate your careful consideration of this request for an ~xchange an~ we would welcome any suggestions of material,which you wo~ld ~1ke to see 1n this quarterly. Of course, we would also welcome contr1buhons of material relating to Douglas County or this area. It may be of interest to your membership that we are currently filing. our library material with the Reference Department of the Lawrence Public Library,.so that it will be available to a wider audience than just our membersh1p. We will also place exchange copies of quarterlies in the custody of the Reference Department. If your group should decide to exchange with' us, your pUblication will therefore achieve a rather wide exposure in Douglas County. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, "'7' 10:"'-i-:: " '. q . "t, ~ . ·q/tVC!iL !2Grt"':J~ LJ Nelson Lance Reppert, President Douglas County Genealogical Society �TIDBITS OF HISTORY Doug-las County Douglas County is approximately 30 miles. west of the Missouri state line. It was organized in July 1855 and named for the famous Senator Stephen A. Douglas. It is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Leavenworth Counties, on the east by Leave!:worth and Johnson, on the south·by Franklin and on the west by Osage and Shawnee. The Kansas River (or the Kaw as most native Kansans know it) forms the northern boundry for a large part of the county and. also flows throv;-:;h Lawrence and eastward to the " i Missouri line where i t joins the f'1issouri River. The Wakarusa River runs, through the central part of the county f:rom west to east and empties into the Kansas River just north of Eucora. T)1ere is approximately 300, 160 acres in the' county and very little,wa~te land. The soil is exceedingly fertile, being in good part bottom'land. Previous to May 1854 the county was not open to settlement by white people 8.Sit was a part of the Shawneite Indian Reservation, being granted to th~iU under the treaty with the GoverJl~ent in 1825. A new treaty \,Tent into eff,~ct on N<lY 15, 1854 which reserveed 20()acres for each tribe li1em~er, or 200,0()0 acres in all, most of the land being in Johnson County. Most of the land lying in Douglas County and claimed by the Shawnees waf; in the. northeastern part of the county in Eudara . Township. As soon as the land was thrmvn open to settlement people came i:n from Missouri and otherstate,<; to secure claims. Douglas County having been known to be one of the most desireable of locations.· One of the first white men to be in Douglas County ~,as Gen. John C. Premont in ."1842 during his exploration journey to the Rocky 110ur.tains. On June 12, 1842 he and his party camped near the present site of La.:,l.'rence. He said of the location: " We encamped in a remarkably beautiful si tt1ation on the Kansas bluffs, which commanded a fine view of the river valley here from four to five miles wide. The central portion was occupied by a broad belt of heavy timber, and nearer, the hills the prairies were of the richest verdure." Then in 1854 many people began to stake claims in Douglas County. Associations were formed for mutual protection and support. From .the very beginning the squabbling between pro- and antislavery factions occurred. These squabbles turned into, actual fighting and later there was the f3mous raid on Lawrence by Quantrill and his men on August 21, 1863. After the Civil War, as the railroads became a familiar sight on the prairies a new wave of settlers rushed to Kansas attracted by the promise of "cheap, rich lalld" at between $1 and $10 per acre. Again the principal scene of settlement was the eastern part of the state, and ,there most of the popUlation of Kansas has continued to be concentrated. L&wrence ",J .• Lawrence, now the fifth ranking city in the state of Kansas and the county seat of Douglas" Countyj' a's well. as the home of the University of Kansas and Haskell Indian Junior College, was founded in the year of 1854. From the History of the State of Kansas by A. T. Andreas. (1883) the following para-' graph was taken - II Early in July, 1854, Mr. Charles H. Branscomb, of Holyoke, - 1 - �Mass., and Mr. Charles Robinson visited Kansas as agents of the New England . Emigr~nt Aid Society, to make an exploration of the country, and select a suitable location for a settlement, preliminary to the starting of the first party of emigrants. After examining various localities, the gentlemen selected the present site of the city of Lawrence, as well adapted to the purpose required, an on the 17!lJ of the same month (July, 1854) the "Pioneer Party" of Eastern emigrants left Massachu·setts for Kansas." This Pioneer Party consisted of 29 men and they arrived at their destination on or about August 1, 1854~It was said to have cost about $50. to build a log· cabin here at that time. Despite the troubled years leading up to and during the. Civil War the town of Lawrence continued to grow. The town of Lawrence was named for Amos A. Lawrence of Boston. Mr. Lawrence was one of the first wealthy men to endorse the settlement of Kansas as.a free state. He was· also treasurer of the New England Emigrant Aid Society and one of the largest contributers of funds for that society. The two colleges appeared, The University of Kansas with again some funds provide·d by Mr. Amos A. Lawrence, along with private industry, that makes Lawrence the thriving town it is today. Many religious, social and historical groups now exist in Lawrence and Douglas County. The Douglas County Genealogical Society One of the newest of these groups is the Douglas County Genealogical Society. In September 1975 four ladies met and planned the first meeting to discuss th~ possibility of forming ~uch ~ society. Those four ladies were: Mrs. Lloyd. Talley, Mrs. Glen·Spencer, Mrs. Charles Fellenstein and Hrs. David Aiken. The first meeting was held on the second Tuesday of October 1975 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the public library, 7!lJ and· Vermont Streets; Lawrence, Kansas. Over twenty people attended this. meeting and another was scheduled for the second Tuesday in November 1975... At this meeting a steering committee was appointed, which functioned until the first election of officers in April 1976 •. The memters of the steering committee were: Mr. & Mrs. Ted Fouscher, Mrs. Glen Spencer, Mrs. Charles Fellenstein, Mr. N. Lance Reppert and Mrs. David Aiken. The first officers were: President, Mr. N. Lance Reppert; Vice President, Mrs. Charlotte Muckey; Secretary, Mrs. Zona Smith; Treasurer, Mrs. Gladys Aiken; Librarian, Mrs. Mary Jamison. The society has continued to grow and has continued the original meeting date of the second Tuesday of each month at 7:.30 p.m. at the public l:lbraiy. We now have 39 members, have reprinted the book" A History of Lawrence, . Kansas" written by Richard Cordley in 1895, sponsored a genealogical booth at the Prairie Chautauqua during the 4!lJ of July week-end in 1976, held two workshops during the ~ummer months of 1976 and· have been selected by Evert.'on Publishers of Logan, Utah to sponsor a workshop here in Lawrence on May 20', 1977. We will elect our second set of officers in April of this year f1nci have star~ed a quarterly publication,. this being our first issue. (lUI' by-. laws ar~ ln the process 'of being ammended and will be published in the second lssue of the quarterly.· A list of Charter Members follows: - 2 - �CHARTER MEMBERSHIP LIST .of the DOUGLAS COuNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY JUNE 3, 1976 AIKEN, David W~ i019 West 29~ Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 GUY, Ruth Route #2 Lawrence, Kansas AIKEN, Gladys Lee 1019 West 29~ Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 HARRIS, Virginia 3418 West 10~ Terrace Lawrence, Kansas 66044 BRUEN, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank) Route # 3 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 HOUGLAND, Maxine 1920 Harper Lawrence, Kansas 66044 BUNTON, Kathryn 2135 Kentucky Lawrence, Kansas 66044 JAMISON, Joe W. Route # 5. Lawrence, Kansas 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy 1908 New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas 66044 JAMISON, Mary ,) Route # 5 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 FAUCHER, Ola 1636 Kentucky Lawrence, Kansas KIDWELL, Irma 1940 Rhode Island Lawrence, Kansas 66044 FAUCHEh, Ted 1636 Kentucky La.\vrence, Kansas 66044 66044 'MARQUETTE, Mrs. Robert, Sr.·. 925 Illinois Lawrence, Kansas. 66044 66044 FELLENSTEIN, Mrs. Charles 2614 Alabama Lawrence, Kansas 66044 .MEYER , Dolores 2525 Moundview Lawrence, Kansas FREEMAN, Joan 3224 Yellowstone Lawrence, Kansas MUCKEY, Charlotte 1709 Tennessee Lawrence, Kansas 66044 66044 66044 GRONER, Peggy 214-R Compton Square Lawrence, Kansas 66044 RALSTON, Cleo 826 Illinois Lawrence, Kansas GUY, Genevieve Box 267 Eudora, Kansas REPPERT, N. Lance 946 Indiana - Apt. # 4 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 66025 r - 3 - 66044 �SLAPAR, Darlene Box 31 Eudora, Kansas 660.25 STRECKER, Anita 260.4 Century Drive Lawrence, Kansas 660.44 SMITH, Claude ' 9)9 Pamela Lane Lawrence,Kansas 660.44 \ ' TALLEY, Fay 2020 Emerald Drive Lawrence, Kansas, 660.44 660.44 TURNER, Mari on '( DECEASED) 240.3 Ridge Court, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 '/ SMITH, ZOna 939 Pamela Lane Lawrence, Kansas a a 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 '" 0 0 • 0 0 • Q 0 0 0 0 0 .' \ STAYTON, Floyd 2611 o.xford Road Lawrence, Kansas WISMER, Nettie 342 Johnson Avenue 66044 ~ 0 o· 0 • a 0 Lawrence, Kansas 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 66044 ;. • • • • • 0" 0 •• 0 0 0 •••• 0 0 • 0 .; 0 0 Taken from the EUDOHA NEWS dated June 22, 1911 o.LD RESIDENT Go.NE H. M. Liggett died after short illness while visiting. , On TuesdAY, June 13 th , M. M. Liggett, one of the most widely known men of Ut.ic cUUJ1'cy, died 2-t the home of his brother in Neosho, Mo., while visiting there. T~e deceased was years old. 74 The body was brought here last Thursday Evening and funeral services were 'held from the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was made in the Dcay Cemetery, south of Hesper. Mr. Liggett was one of the well known and old residents of this vicinity. He cameto'this'county in 1859 and since that time has resided on a farm seven miles southwest of here. Several S011S and a daughter survive. 0 00.00.0000.00 • • ,. • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 000 • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • 00 • • • • • • • Taken frOm the BUDORA NEWS dated October 1889 Messrs.H. F. Kuhn, Albert T. Knop and Gerr Huelz are people Al Diggs wouid like to see~t the post office • • • • • • 0 0 a ~ 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 II 0 '" •• ., • a 0 .; 0 ' " • 0 0 I' • • 0 •• 0 " 0 • a 0 ,. 0 0 0 a 0 0 '.~ " 0 0 o. a • " . • • 0 ••• 0 •••• !It . . . \ - 4 ' 0 • 0 .• 0 �"PIONEER WOMEN OF KANSASII By: Beulah Alice. Ricketts (1887 - 1971) This article was contributed by the writers daughter Kathryn Bunton. I shall begin my paper on the above subject with the reading of part of a poen wirften by Ma.ude Gooch Phillips. This poem was written at the time of the 75 Yl Anniversary of Lawrence, Kansas. " I have been asked to tell you, my dears, A simple story of the pion8ers. This week you will hear, again and again, Of the glorious deeds of our valorous men, But the picture I wish to.present to you Is some of the trials the women went through • . Our cabin was built of rocks trom the hill, Laid stone upon stonewithuut mortar to fill. The roof was of canvas, our beds prairie hay, And our family lived there in a primitive way." The Kansas plains saw many crude homes as emigrants established roots there. They slept in the covered wagons in which they traveled, in· tents, log cabins, lean-tos and sod houses u~til they could build permanent homes -- simple shelter was first aim •. On Christmas day in 1854, Lemuel Knapp and his fA.mily pitched their tent in a gully between the Kaw River and the high prairies •. Here they remained until the first of March, when their log cabin was ready for occupancy. During the heavy snow storm of January, snow drifted into the gully, covering the tent several feet. Though many pioneers had no choice except to leave their walls rough, just as the logs came from the woods, or as the lumber came from the mills:, houses in the larger centers were sometimes carefully finishe,d. In 1855, . the Robinson house in Lawrence had paper of white satin with a neat flewer. in one room, while pretty good-colors in ro.sebuds and leaves covered the other walls. Sarah Robinson and her husband were among the founders of Lawrence, Kansas. He later became the first governor of Kansas. She was a writer of note. In territorial days when Kansas was a dark and bloody ground of border warfare, Robinson at the head of the free soilers, was A.rrested for treasoll. to the pro-slavery g01.rernment and was thrown into prison at Lecompton, where he languished in imminent expectation of death for several mOllths. The home he had estah.lished on Mount Oread with the loving R.c:sistance of his wife, was burned by border mobs and this faithful helpmate went to Le-. compton to share .his impl·_t8onment. It was there that the book, a copy . - 5 - �of which found its way with its wild flower markers, to an old book shelf in Kansas City, was written and published in 1856. It has long been out of print but in the frenzied years that immediately preceded the Civil War, it had wide vogue throughout the north. It was almost as widely circulated as "Uncle Tom's Cabin". Page after page of her diary written over one hundred years ago, reveals the spirit of the real pioneer woman. In the spring of 1854, Samuel Wood and his wife Hargaret with their children arrived in Lawrence. So little of their daily life is recorded that one must draw deeply on their imaginatton t.o form a picture of those brave pioneer women. The first person to die in Lawrence was Moses. Pomeroy. He became ill and vIas taken to t.he Wood home where Margaret and her sister Sarah Lyon, cared for him. There is a little world of pathos in the simple story of this first burial. Moses Pomeroy arrived from Illinois in 1854 and set bravely to work to make a home for a dear one left behind. By dint of much work and hard labor, he improved his homestead considerably and erected a tiny but comfortable house. Then, full of high hopes for the future, he wrote for his "Taiting sweetheart to come. The journey, mostly by stage and wagon, was ' a long one and when she arrived, the girl found that her lover had expireq, but the day before. ~e had been stricken down by a disease much like mountain fever shortly after vrriting to her, and during his illness he had, no thought but of his sweetheart. He was a praying man, and his c.onstant ' petition was th.:tt he might live long enough to see her, but this was denied him, and he died literally with her name on his Eps. The nex' day after her arrival, the body of her lover waG borne to the tomb. The rude coffin had been taken to the grave in advanC8. Lo.id on a bed of fragrant prairie flowers, the body was c3rried in a lumber wagon to the little Pioneer Cemetery west of town. The head of the dead man rested in the lap of the living girl, who shielded the form as much as po.ssitl~ from all jar that came from the passage of the springless wagon over the unworked roads. The summer of l855pas3ed quietly in Lawrence, the little hamlet growfast and comparatively comfortable buildings taking the place of some of the pioneer cabins. The ~migrants;however, at the best, suffered greatly particularly the women, from the lack of the ordinary conveniences of home life. There was much sickness and many deaths, in a majo.!'ity of cases superinduced by exposure and hardships incidental to pioneer life. All through the early part of summer it was impossibJ.e to procure food that was suitable for any person except those whose hardy constitutions and out of door li.fe would bear a diet of ham and' cheese with mush and doughnuts as dessert. Delicate women and children as well as the stronger sex succumed to the combined influence of bad food, miserable houses, excitement, and perhaps homesickness. ~ng "The beginnings of Kansas were unique. It was settled under peculiar experiences. It was settled under peculiar circumstances, arid passeci through peculiar e,xperiences. ". If those words are' familiar to you, without a doubt you will know they were written by .RichArd Cordley in i~03o When I - 6 - �agreed to present a program on Pioneer Women of Kansas, I knew a great deal less than I know today. Those rugged days are mentioned only in the masculine gender by the historiams. It is well· known that each cabin home contained a wife and children but little mention is made of them. No book has ever been written on the subject of these brave women. Turning again to Richard Cordley' s "Pioneer Days of· Kansas," :t thought here I surely would learn of his wife. He mentioned her only a few times. Of these I quote,"on account of the unsettled condition of the country, I came to Kansas in 1857 but after about a year I went back and brought my wife.'" Later, Reverend Cordley tells of building a five room house on New· York street. He relates "there were three small rooms below and two halfstory chambers above. The pastor's vrife had a knack for home making. A few dainty touches can make simple things to advantage. A cheap but pretty paper; transformed the walls. A simple but bright carpet covered the floor • .. It was as cozy a home as one could find any where •. And that little home entertained more people than many a pretentious mansion." On the day of Quantrell's raid on Lawrence, Reverend Cordley took his little daughter Maggie in his arms, (Quote) "We all passed out the back door and the back gate and staggered along toward the river." There later he hailed a friend across the river, who came for them in a row boat and in a few minutes they wer.e "safe beyond the river." "Sometime in the afternoon Mrs. Cordley and I found time to visit the ruins of our home. On our way we came across Mrs. Bodwell and we were all together by the ruins as we had been a few hours before in the.house. All that remained was a bed of embers and ashes. Not a b.ook, or a letter, or a paper, not a relic of childhood or memento of a friend was saved. As we . stood silently looking at the desolate scene, Mrs. Cordley silently wept." One brave woman of that fateful day remains nameless. She managed to direct fugitives to a hidden cellar where they escaped. Finally the rebeLs noticing that their victims always disappeared when they came to this loca.Ii ty, suspected this woman of aiding in their escape. ··They demanded of he:r: that she should show the hidding place. She refused. One of them drew hiS revolver and pointing it. at her said; "Tell us or I will' shoot you." "You:'.' may shoot me,·" the brave· woman answered, "but you will not find the men. If Finding they could not intimidate her, they left. One gang ordered Mrs. Grovenor to draw water for themselves and their horses. A young man, more human than the others,alighted from his horse and told her he would draw the water. This young man said he had no idea that any murderous work was contemplated. He was told they were going to ; recapture some horses which had been stolen. He had not killed anyone and was not going to. Others of the gang stopped at the Oliver home. One of them ordered Hannah, then six years of age, to .bring matches so they could set fire to he:- home~ The mo~her came to the door and told them that they did. not do' th1ngs lJ.ke that1n the Old Country. (continued on page 37) - 7 - �TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS DEAY CEMETERY DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS Cemetery located 6 miles south of Eudora, 1 mile east, ahd 1 mile south. Julia REUCH 1859 - 1935 John REUSCH Died: August 11, 1893 Aged: 33 years, 6 months and 6 days o Catherine wife of Peter REUSCH . Died: March 12, 1894 Aged: 80 years, 1 month and 10 days Birdie FELKER wife of P. E. REUSCH Born: . July 4, 1884 'Died: September 13, 1904 Aged: 20 years, 2 months and 9 days REUSCH Myrtle Adell Jones April 3, 1889 September 23, 1916 Uncle Loyd DEAY 1870 - 1934 . George B. ~TANWIX Died: December 13, 1884 Aged: 59 years,9 months and 9 days Mother Celinda wife of G. B.STANWIX March 10, 1841 - July 21, 1905 Aged: 64 years, 4 months, and 11 days Stone marked only ELMER BYFORD Robert H. 181~6 - 1899 . William H. TODD May 2, 1887 April 4, 1912 Lucinda i856 - 1909 Hurvey 1878 - 1881 Orion 1889 - 1905 Elmer 1881 - 1946 Herman F. SCHMIDT Octoper 29~ 1873 Atigu~t 21; '1956 George H.Mc GRAREY Born: March 28, 1879 Died: August 18, 1879 Paul son of Herman and Eva SCHMIDT November 24, 1903 February 14, 1906 William E. Me Cary (or Mc qary7) Born: July 17, 1881 -: . / Died: July 26, 1882 REUSCH Hazel Katherine 1911 -:. 19~2 I Scott IvALKF.R 1873 - 1954 Olive WAI,KER 1863 -1954 Frank N. STANWIX December 16, 1854 January 23,1925 Alice L. STANWIX February 24, 1864 February 20, 1956 Father Enos REED Sergeant 34 Co. K GAR .' - 8·.,.; ~ , .; 10 WA Inf. .-~ �Mother Anna Sarah (REED) November 24, 1871 July 13, 1872 MILBURN Bobby Robert 1923 - 1932 Herbert Spencer (REED) LT;muary 4, 1875 January 31, 1875 Mother Anna M. 1882 - 1970 Leora' May , (REED) May 4, 1878 June 29, 1878 Father 1. Earnest 1879 - 1954 Ida B. REED 1876 1962 Jessie H. B. Alina REED 1879'- 1967 L. B. Enos REED 1836-1925 O. B· MILBURN Edd October 7, 1873 March 11, 1940 Olive REED 1863 - 1954 Minnie E. DaUGhter of Henry and Nancy MILBURN Died August 20, 1883 Aged 6 months and 6 days Emma May WILLIAMSON January 12,1856 October 9, 1895 Henry MILBURN December 4, 1848 November 12, 1887 Sarah Ann McKNIGHT AuguBt 17, 1827 June 4, 1910- Nancy his vlife AUGust 27, 1852 May 28, 1923 John McKNIGHT April 14, 1823 January 25, 1887 Bobby MILBURN 1923 - 1932 ,! I,. MILBURN Florence Deay September 11, 1878 February 6, 1964 Alice REED 1868 - 1906 " \ R. H. B. Louisa A. Wife of Enos REED 1842 - 1911 '- / . i \ (' John ADAMS December 11, 1854 February 10, 1928 - 9 - ;': \ ,I. ., \.: �Charles VITT November 12, 1846 November 17, 1908 Wayne Leroy Infant son of Earl and Nina MATHIA September 1, 1933 September 17~ 1933, Mary C. VITT his wife November 27, 1852 December 27, 1933 MATHIA Emma W. K. D. (Small Stone Marker) , 1878 - 19_ MATHIA Mother' Ottie John 1875 - 1927 1885 - 1947 Marvin E FREEMAN August 21, 1922 October 18, 1923 a "Father. '" HEm~y , 1879 ;"1938 Thankful J. CHENOWETH 1860 - 1912 Brother. Riley Clifford R. FELKER Kansas Cpl. 2 Co. Coast Arty. , World War' I April 5, 1889 September 7, 1947 1908 - 1910 J. H. McKINNEY 1856 - 1924' Mary his wife 1852 - 1927 FELKER Nancy C. Father Nicolas REUSCH 1855 - 1942 i849 - 192+ James A. Mother Alice REUSCH 1852 - 1928 WERTS Harry H. , "1848 - 19i8, ' . , , - 1884 - 1964 P. E.REUSCH October +4, 1876 Minnie, p. J~he 9, 1940 " 1887 - 1948 ' ,MATHIA ,Earl W. March 10, ,1898 July 2, 1961 WHITNEY John H. 1860 - 1908 Kate Nina I. SeptemQ~r 1867 - 1931 27, 1903 - II - �ST.JOHN Eli April 24, 1882 March William Eo DODGE January 16, 1967 71 years, 4 months and 4 days 3, '1954 Catharine Eo daughter of C. Jo and M. J. FOUST Died June 19, 1880 Aged 10 years, 1 month, and 3 days Bessie July 20, 1883 January 23,:1967 MILBURN Allie . July 4, 1879 April 7, 1970 Dottie son of w. H. and Anna CLOSE Born October 7, 1872 Died October 2, 1879 Jake July 3, 1877 August 29, 1950 . Ritchey Died September 18, 1874 Aged 1 yee.r, and 9 months . H. J. BYFORD Uncle Jasper October 1857 . February 1946 Sarah Died January 19, 1875 . Aged 8 days DEAY Anna Bell Oliver D~_ed January 22, 1878 Aged 2 years and 12 day~ 1911 ;.. 1954 Lewis E. 1908 - 19_ 'Chilc1ren of G. and E. LIVINGSTON Mother Mary M. CHANCE April 14, 1877 July 22, 1934 DEAY Dora G. April 2, 1897 DOUGHERTY Father Thomas L. Jesse W. September 1, 1893 . September 26, 1964 1849 -1926 Nellie May DEAY June 4, 1876 July 25, 1958 Mother Nary A. 1856 - 1926 William P. son of T~ L. and Mary A. DOUGHF.RTY Died. September 9, 1883 Aged 3 years, 3 months and 15 nAyS - 11 - Ramie DEAY December 20, 1872 March 24,1956. �OLONSTEAD Nelson H. July 25, 1892 April 2, 19?8 KINNISON Dora L. February 2, 1897 OLONSTEAD Faye E.· March 24, 1895 June 2, 1967 Alva M. March 3, 1894 May 27, 1969 WINTERS Lota. March 6, 1887 S P P S -'1 Edward W. MATHIA U. S. Coast GuardPeo. World War II December 22, 1913 February 3, 1972 Will February 5 i 1886 August 30, 1966 STRONG .Marion December 23, 1869 October 24, 1944 DEAY Edward .. February 11, 1870 October 3, 1948 Flora I. October 14, 1876. February 4, 1954 Bertha E. D~cember 18, 1874 Janu~ry 26, 1947 CHANAY Elizabeth Barch 2, 1871 October 5, 1934 Flossie STRENTZ March 27; 1894 Juiy 14, :1928 William February 24, 1865 Jan~ary 23, 1939 " Baby. DeborapKay PERRY Apri124·1. 1952 -Velma Jane DEAY December 28, 1897 September 20, 1937 Homer Leo LOVE March 27, 1912 September, 25, 1918 . . .(!, Infant son·of Carland Addie DEAY August 10, .1895 .Henry Stevens MATHIA Cpl. Co. H 279 Inf. December 31, 1927 October 16, 1953 ,/ Grave Marked only MOTHER ,', ! , \ \ Stanley H. STRONG June 27, 1916 August 9, 1930 Dale Dean LANGLEY September 13, 1934 December 15; 1934 . .\ ", - ....12 .:.:~. \ \ �DEAY Addie M. J~ly 3, ·1876 February 16, 1959 Eddie son of Stephen and Hester JOY AGed 7 years, 6 months and 7 days Carl September 23, 1869 June 7; 1938 Herbert F. son of N. and C. I. (or J.) JOY December 16, 1894 April 21, 1895 Our Baby ·son of. D. and Ie C. DEAY February 6, 1904 . DEAY W. J •. DEAY 1856 - 1943 Ella B•. WElL 1863 - 1936 Emma his wife 1855 -1930 Emma WILLIAMS 1865 - 1935 Jessie· 1881 DEAY William 1834 - 1926 Jessie Ethal daughter of W. J. and M. E. DEAY Born August 18, 1881 Anna 1857 - 1934. Lola Deay HELM August 13, 1870 Noverr.ber 6, 1931 Infant son George October 30, 1892 December 9, 1892 Baby Boy son of J. D. and Lola HELM Born November 5, 1899 . Died Mother ~nd Sister Margaret Belvail DEAY March 6, 1839 September 29, 1881 James Daniel HELM November 12, 1861 April 13, 1937 Dessie February 21, 1875 January 19, 1896 John Veron JOY Missouri Cpl. U. S. Army World War I Decembe~ 14, 1889 . August 11, 1967 Helene wife' of W. A. COATE Born February 18, 1872 T'ied February 15, 1895 DEAY MarshAll DEAY 1876 - 1927· Infant son of w. P. and M. HAM - 1.7 ~ I / "\ �Nelson T. JOY December 2, 1868 Claude DEAY Kansas Pvt. 25 Gen. Hosp. World War I July 10, 1888 ' November 13, 1964 May'16,i936 Ida C. JOY " June 11, 1867 March 18, 1920 ..::;-. Edna t. FRYE April 23,' 1869 December 16, 1951 DEAY John R. August 30, 1829 ' July 5, 1909 John W~ FRYE ' , May 28, 1868 February 5, 1953 Louisa F. December 4, 1831 June 3, 1876 '.' DEAY Eberly H. September 8, 1858 September 11, 1.870 Our Baby Boy son of G. O. and A. C. DEAY May 5, 1887 'June 6, 1887 .;:,0, \ DEAY , George 00 Charlie E. January 4, 1868 February 11, 1869 1862 1943 -ot , Anna C. Jessie A. December 26, 1875 January 22, 1876 '1869 - 1911 wife of ,Go o. DEAY DEAY Francis R. December 28, 1836 October 16, 1894 DEAY Lewis M. DEAY September 30, 1844 November 4, 1907 Lucy L.his wife . February 26, 1839 September 18, 1897 'Sarah E. his wife June 3, 1848 August 14,1880 ", \ , \ Mary E. his wife January 16, 1865 April 10, 1954 Catharine Eo daughter April 3, 1861 February 2, 1862 Mother Verna, lone DEAY May 29, 1913 April 26, 1969 Katharine wife of George DEAY Born March 24, 1809 Died December. 24, . 1859 - 14 ' �Q M Sgt. Lewis DEAY Co. L 5 - Kansas Hattie A. daughter of Clyde and Alma DEAY January 1, 1924 Cav~ George DEAY Died Dec'ember7, 1879 Aged 18 years, 8 months and 8 days GROSSMAN Christena 1874 - 1921 HAM Franklin son of William P. and Margaret HAM July 14, 1871 Martin 1871 - 1959 Margaret DEAY 1831 - 1907 Annie his wife 1874 .,. 1907 Father HAM 1828 - 1894 Ethel M. da.ughter 1903 - 1906 ' Lester CLOSE 1869 - 1938 VJ. P. VANDEVENTER Evelyn July 4, 1915 BRAZIL Arbel 1868- 1960 James Edward BRAZIL 18~9 - 1935 Roy , December 21, 1910 October 14, 1970 William HAM 1891 - 1931 Mother Emily M. NICOL February '25, 1840 October 19, 1879 Franklin HAM 1894 Age 3 months GOTTSTEIN Faith I. 1901 - Olin Ottis ORRICK 1900 Fred E. DEAY 1887 - 1964 FloydA. 1893 ":1970 James Emery BUCHANAN February 16, 1867 September 13, 1924 Jacob HUNTZINGER Born March 7, 1826 Died Noveinber 3,1900 Henderson Clay JOHNSON 1820 - 1884 Mary C. his wife Born October 3, 1830 Died March 8, 1914 (To be continued) - 15 - " , " , \ �] 8;80 CENSUS o • 000.0.0. • FAHILY NO o • 0 0 1 • 0 0 0 0 • • • • 0 •• 0 •• 0 • 0 0 ........ 0 • '0 • • • • _.... 0 NAHE •• 0 • • • ;. • 0 ... 0 • 0 • D, " •• 0 .• SEARS, Robert Lewis JACOBI, James Edward 2 0 0 0 0 . . . . . . -0 CO'LOR' . • 0 0 • • 0 0 0 •••••••••••••• SEX • • • • • ,• • • . 0 •• WICHITA COm;TY; "KANSAS AGE 0 ••• 0 •••• 0 •• 'vI M 26 S W M 23 S W M 39 M W M 13 S vi M 35 M W M 30 s 'vI M 25 S M 15 S 26 S BRmm, Daniel W WALTER, Richard W M 24 s 4 THOMPSON, George· W M 24 5 BRODERICK, \villiam W M 22 3 0 • 0 0 IJ.ARTIAL '. STATUS 0 0 4 • 0 0 • 0 •• Co D. • • • . • •• 0 0 0 • 0 Picking Bones Hauling Bones Hauling Bones Picking Bones Hunting Buffalo Buffalo Hunter Buffalo Hunter Buffalo Hunter Herding Cattle Ranch Worker 0 0 •. •• P~~CE PL~C.E OF OF BIRTH BIRTH OF FATHER 0 OCCUPATION •• 0 0 ... 0 0 0 •••._ •• 0 0 0 • P~~CE .0. OF BIRTH OF MOTHER 0 • 0 • 0 ••••• no In. Va. Il. In. Va. NY. NY. Tn. Ks. NY. NY. These four men were English speaking people and repeatedly refused to answer any questions and I deamed ~t safest to not press my inquires. Can. Can. Can. Mn. Il. Il. s Catching lao Wild Horses Pa. Pa. S Catching In. \vild Horses In. In. 0 �1880 CENSUS WI.CHITA' COUNTY, KANSAS: -----. Page Two (continued from page 16) o • 0 • 6 7 0 ••• ~.o 0 •• 0 0 •.••• 0 ••• 0 0 •• 0 • 0 •••• 0 ••••• 0 BELL, Edward McKay, William ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ••••• 0 • 0 ••• 0 •• 0 •••••••••••••••• W M 24 M Catching Mo. Wild Ho:rses N.C. Tn. w M 27 S Buffalo Hunter Ky. Ky. Ky. These are all the persons that could be found in Wichita Co. although I spent several days in a fruitless search after persons reported to be in distant parts of the county and I hereby certify that the above be a correct enumeration of the inhabitants of v/ichita Co., Kansas. . 'f. P. Chalfant, Enumerator This census was abstracted by Maurice Peters of Lawrence, Kansas and contributed by Bill .Lee also of Lawrence, Kansas. C10000.0.0.000000.00000~O.O.O • • • OOO.O • • OO.OO •••• OO • • • • • • • • • • 01:.0 ••••• 00.0 •••• 0 ••••••••••••• 0 •• 0.00.0 ••• A TESTIMONIAL This article was taken from the newspaper Lawrence, Kansas THE CONSERVATOR, Richmond, Missouri; February 17, 1882 June 1, '81 Lais Chemical Man'f'g Co. Gents :I have used your Dandelion Tonic in connection with malarial disorders with asmircible results. If I may judge from my own experience it is a very effective remedy. L. W. Spring Pastor of Plymouth Church �Annllal Report of HARfolONY SCHOOL.DIST. # 57, County of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the ye0.r ending 6~30-l898. Made under official oath and transmitted to the County Superintendent· this 28!l:! day of July A.D. 1898. Signed: W. W. Harris; of Vinland Dist. # 57. Teache:r - A. H. King; State grade of certificate; employed 32 weekSj $40.00 per month wages. C. J. Foust - Director. W. W. Harris - DisL Cle~k. Post Office - Vinland, Kansas. List of students and their age. Wilma Byford Orion Byford Jimmy Deay Tressa Deay Ella Deay Perry Dunn Tressa Foust Clarance Gotstien Effie Gotstien Verna Hagerman O. C. Haskinson Fred Hanson Lloyd Harris Louella Harris Arthur Harris Charlie Joy Arthur Joy \1illie Joy Lester Joy John Joy Bertha Karnes Henry Landon Clara·Lal1don Pearl Legget Mamie Leggct Charlie Legget Frank Legget Everet Legget Flora Legget Grace Legget Walter Parsons Bessie Vitt Lottie Karns Lottie Haskinson George Haskinson Sadie Haskinson 14 9 11 Ma.ttie Hasinson N:?ttie Faskinson Chf.1.rl<;)s Haskinson L1ger Haskinson 8 7 ROJ 7 Ectsldns~n Ihrris Elmer Eyford Bertha Foust Flora Deay Hettie Hanson Jessie Harris .co.)3(\le Joy G<;)orge Legget Leonard Evenger f,2J.l Hot-Jard Harry HOltiard Lola Karnes Mc.t tie Karnes J '?>}Y!ie H;uris Jrmrde Haskinson Id2. Friend R",lph Hatten Re:;' E:=<3kinson Eccr1e(?) Paul Watees CJc,'.ra Hasldnscn Er.;:;ia Butts n~~o(?) 11.' __ •. Ginray FJoy Gotstien F:rank Haskinson Klb'ene F3:t'ris Oliver l~arnes Ci.a~ance Karnes ·LTes.sie Karnes Lola Karnes Hattie Karnes E~~ith 11 9 7 lL~ 13 15 12 ·10 J' 8 14 11 9 6 8 7 12 7 11 10 8 7 ..1..... 7 8 6 15 18 14 7 12 • 14 10 18 14 8 17 Ii 17 16 10 6 6 6 6 15 1, 11 ~, 9 7 20 16 16. 20 5 5 5 20 20 5 6 ," 14 12 10 8 .6 1899 No list of stll<lCnt.s •. Teacher - Leslif!A. Fitzj 32 weeks C'mployedj wages $37.50 per month. C. J. FOllst - ))jl'C~tor. W. W. Harris _ Clerk •. J •. A. Deay - Treasurer. - 18 - , ,'. �OUR ANCESTORS Mrs. Charlotte Gibler Muckey; 1709 Tennessee; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 GIBLER, Ill., Ohio, ·Kans.; ltJISBY, Ky., Ill., Kans.; ROUSH; EvJING;HOUT (HAUT) , Ohio, Kans.; HOCKENSMITH I Ohio, Kans.; HENRY; SCHRABLE,. Mo., Colo., N. C. ; RISLEY , Colo., Mo., Ark.; MOORE; HAYES, Ark., Mo.; GOlt/ER ,Colo. ; ANDERSON. Mrs. Maxine. Moore Hougland; 1920 Harper St.; Lawrence, Kansas 66044MOORE, Ill., Mo., Ky. Kans.; PETT lEON, Ill., Mo., Penn.; MATTHREW, Penn., Mo.; WARD; HAYS, England, Mo., Kans.; McCLAIN, Mo., Kans.; HOUGLAND, Mo., Kans., Ky. ; . \VILSON, Kans.; DILLON, Kans.; THOMPSON, Ga., Kans.; HAMMER, Kans., England; WEATHERS,. Ill., Kans.; LONGNECKER, Kans.; OSHEL, Kans., Ohio; SCOTT, Ohio, Scotland. Mrs. Georgiana Brune; Route # 3; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - EBERHARD, Mich., Kans. i LYTER, Mich.; DEITZ; TILLOTSON, Kans.; CLARKE; BURBIDGE, Conn., Kans.; \10LCdrT; KNOTT; BURNHAMj PACKARD, Maine, Kans., Mass. j WEBSTER, N.H., Maine; CHASE; COLE; Mass., Maine; PRATT; RANDALL; COFFIN; PERKINS; BARROWS, Maine; MACOMBER. Miss Kathryn Bunto~; 2135 I(entucky St.; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - BUNTON, Ohio, Kans., La., Ireland; Sl,vEENEY, Ireland, Ohio; WATKINS, England, Kans ~ ; LIGHT, England, Kans.; JONES, England; KEILMAN, Penn., Ill., Kans., Germany; BETTEN, Germany, Penn.; BUNKER, Ill., Kans, Ohio, Mich., 111.; SPENCER, Mich., Kans., England; WOOD, Mich.; CROSBY, Mich. Miss Dorothy Clarke; 1908 New Hampshire St.; LmJrence, Kansas 66044- CLARKE, Kans., Penn., Ohio; PERCY, N.Y., Kans., England; SARGANT, England; WATTS, England, Kans.; RUSSELL, Kans., England; ENNEW, England; CAL.LARD, Kans., England; MASTERS, England. Mrs. Cleo Sterling Ralston; 826 Illinois; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - STERLING, Ill., Kans., Ireland; FORSYTH, IlL, Mo., Ind.; DOUGLAS; WILLIAMS; STATAN, Ind., Kans.; PICKERING,. Ia., Calif., Ind.; WASHBURN, Ind.; WASKEM; CHR.ISTY, Ohio; (GALEMORE?)GAI.LIMORE; BIXBY; RALSTON, Mo., Okla.; COOK, Kans; FRANKLIN~. ROBINSON; WYRICK, Mo., Kans.; ROWDEN; MORG~; RENFRO. Mrs. Charles Fellenstein; 2000 Arrowhead Drive; Olathe, Kansas 66061 _ M;TI.LIKIN, Ill., Ind., Va., Md.; MARQUIS, Ohio, Ill., Va.; JONES, Ky., Ill.; MI.LNER,· Ohio, Va.; m{EUDE, Germany, Ill.; RUND, Germany, Ill.; HENDRICKS, Ky., Ill.; McCLEL.LAND, Ky., Ill.; PRATHER; PRICE; FORCE, Ky; STILES, Conn., N.Y., Ohie, England; CARY; DUTTON, N.Y.; HELMER, Ohio; FRYE; FEI.I.ENSTEIN, Ill., Ohio, Germany; RENNER, Gel'many, Ohio, Ill.; BAGBY, Ill., Ky., Ohio, Va.; TP1MONS, Ill.; ECHOLS; MOOm~, Ill.; CHAPMAN, N. Y., 111. ; BOY]), N. C. j BARTI,F:,sOjli, Va., Ohio; PA'l"l'EN;,sANBOlm; .sA[\m~N'l'j TIl OM ['SON, [{y.; F:;':(JlIl'J, .lJLj HUGHES, 111.; DEARBORN. N. H.. n 1. /' /' ~ ~ o. ,/ 1) . �Taken from the book THE KANSAS MEMORIAL, A REPORT OF THE OLD SEl'TLERS' MEETING HELD AT BISMARCK GROVE~ KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 15~ and 16Yl , 1879. CHARLES S. GLEED, Editor. Published by: PRESS OF RAMSEY, MILLETT 8c HUDSON, 1880; KANSAS CITY, MO. REGISTER OF THE OLD SETTLERS' MEEl'ING In order to give persons an opportunity to make a record of their presence at the Old Settlers' meeting, the Secretary of the Historical Society prepared a register with headings embracing the following items: "Name; date of birth; place of birth; date of settlement; place of settlement; where resided since; present residence; occupation; politics; remarks." The register is preserved by the Historical Society. In it upwards of 3,(,00 names were entered. They are here given, with the principal items as written opposite the names in the register. o .00 • • 0 • • • • • • NAME, PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH 00.00 •••••••.• 0 • . . .0. . . . . . . . . ci PRESENT PLACE AND DATE oF. SETTLEMENT· RESIDENCE ••••• .0. • • • • • • • 0 Topeka; 1860 Topeka ANDERSON, Emma; Virginia; 1834 ADAMS, J. Wo; Vermont; 1839 Topeka; 1860. Topeka Grant; 1872 Lawrence AINSWORTH, R. M.; Dayton, 0.; 1829 Leav. county, Wyandotte Reso March 1855 Kansas City, Mo. ASHBAUGH, L. S.; 0.; November 21, 1821 ANDERSON, Mary E.; Va.; January 6, 1846 ANDERSON, Mrs. Janie; N.Y.; March 1, 1864 ANDERSON, Geo. S. W.; Ripley, 0.; Sept. 4, i850· Lawrence; April 1, 187' Newton Lawrence; April 1, 1865 Douglas County Atchison county Atchison Topeka; May 12, 1873 Douglas· County Lawrence; May 29, 1876 Salina Wyandotte, December 10, 1843 Wyandotte ARMSTRONG, Mrs. R. B.; Bronnhe1m, 0.; Wyandotte; May 20, 1868 Nov. 21, 1843 ALLISON, Mrs. L.; Battle Creek, Me~; . Eudora; April 1, 1859 April 13, 1844 APl'I'Z, C.E.; Canton, 111. Lawrence; June 4, 1859 Ftibruary5, 1859 20 I • ANDERSON, James S.; Virginiaj1827 ALLISON, P. H.; Concord, N.H.; November 23, 1846 ARMSTRONG, R. B.; Westport; Mo.; October 20, 1843 . • Wyandotte . Norwood· Lyndon • 0 �ALLEN, Thomas; Park county, Ind. . Sept. 18,· 1837 Leavenworth Co.; Nov. 1, 1854 ALLEN, Charles; Park county, Ind. February 11, 1841 Leavenworth Co. Nov. 1, 1854 Jefferson . County Leavenworth Co. ANDERSON, John; Sweden; June 16, 1835 Lawrence; December 16, 1865 . Lawrence . . Lawrence ANDREWS, Stillman; Sutton, N.H. Lawrence;· October 8,1854 February 22, 1821 Lawrence ASHER, Mrs. M. B.; New Castle Co.; Lawrence; December 16, 1878 N.Y.; October 31, 1810 (Mother of si~ boys, all Rep'ns) Lawrence; October 10, 1854 ABBOTT, James B.; Hampton, Conn.' December 3, 1818 Lawrence; October la, 1854 ABBOTT, Mrs. E.A.; Hartford, Conn.; Sept. 25, 1831 Pawnee county; May 10, 1876 ATKINS, Thomas S.; Coles county, Ill; Dec. 2, 1854 ADAMS, Calvin; N.C.; September 18, DeSoto DeSoto Pleasant Valley. Neai:- Lawrence; June 10, 1854 1818 ATHERTON, Annie M. ; Plymouth, N.H. Oct. 23, 1843 Sumner; October 14, 1855 Lawrence ATHERTON, E.P. ; Bolton, Mass. ; 1829 SUr;1nerj October 14, 1855 Lawrence ALI3ACH, Henry; Big Stranger Creek Sept. 8,1863 Lawrence ADAMS, James N. ; Montgomery Co., Iowa; Sept. 4, 1847 Lawrencej November 10, 1858 Leavenwol'th Co. ADAI1S , Chas. N. ; Montgomery Co., Iowa; Sept. 27, 1855 Lawrence; November 10, 1858 Leavem.ol'th Co. ARMSTRONG, Wm. H.; l'1adison Co. ,0.; Osage County; March 1, 1875 Jan. 28, 1842 . ADAMS, J. W. ; Mo. ; November 26, 1849 Lawrence; November 16, 1854 ASHBAUGH, Mrs. S. G. ; Providence, Topeka; August 15, 1859 R. 1.; Jan. 25, 1816 ASHBAUGH, Osco; Topeka; August 18,1867 Topeka; August 18, 1867 ALLEN, A. W.; Gloucester Co., N.J.; February 4, 1839 ALLEN, E. C. ; Gloucester Co., N.J.; Lexington, Mo. June 2, 1810 ADAMS, Mal'ti n; NJ!.; M.:n'r.h , A" ft:(l Ne;w - 21 . l.."lh'.L'elJCP j Douglas County ~. Perry Topeka Topeka Lexington, . Mo. .Tlln~ , . Lafayette Co., Mo • 2, .1 ?'5',· Jefferson '. County " .. �ABBOTT, Vo J.; June 20, 1841 'ABBOTT, Mollie; December 24, l859 Paola, September 1859 Lawrence Paola, ,December 24, 1859, Wakarusa ANDERSON, Welhclmina; Sweden; February 9, 1839 -;....-.----- ANDERSON, Laura G.j Ft. Smith; April 1, 1861 ASHER, W. W.j Kirksville, Mo. June 17, 1842 La~oJrence; August 20, 1860 Lawrence February 14, 1865 Lawrencej March 22, 1866 Lawrimce AYER, Omar H.; Plattsburg, N.Y. Dec. 25, 1825 • Wakarusa, Douglas Co. Dec. 1863 ANDERSON, Char1iej Boone county, Mo.; Lawrence; October 20, 1861 May 16, 1832 ADAMS, M. K.; Bel1efont, PaD Lawrence; May 29, 1879 May 29, 1829 ANDREWS, S. H.; Scituate, Mass. Ka!l.sas Falls; Apri14, 1857 Nove~ber 16, 1835 ANDREWS, Hattie A. ; Lynn, f{3.sS La·tJn~nce ; M;:trch 21, 1866 September, 5, '1845 ANDREWS, Mollie A.; Lynn, Masso; LaloJrcnce; I1arch 19, 1866 Decer.Jber 6, 1860 ,ANDREWS, Allison; Ind.; January 13, Vinlandj March 19, 1869 1856 ANDEPSON, Lewis Go; Ill.; August 25, Lawrence j April 22, 1855 1833 ANDERSC~, Mrs. John; Orabro, Swedenj Douglas County, May 1860 May 13, 1,832 ANDERSON, Miss Jennie; Iowa; Douglas County; May 1860 March 11, 1859 ANDERSON, Mr, John 0 Waka,rusa Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence ; Lawrence Coal Creek Linwood Lawrence Lawren'pe Lawrence l,eavemva,rth ALLER, H. M.j New York; July 5, 1824 Leavenworth; August 1860 ARMSTRONG, N. H.; Berkley county,Va. leavenworth; September 1, 1857 ARMSTRONG, May; Geneva, Ill.; February 24, 1863 ADAMS, Franklin G.; Rodman, Jefferson county, N.Y. .MRv .13, ,,1824 AnAM.i::;, HRrri P.t P._; (~,i !ir; 1I1JaLi, (l.; May 18, lRj'! Mound City; 1863 Ashland, Riley Co.; March 27, ' 55 Tiblow Wyandotte County Lawrence Topeka - 'I'opeka 22 - , ''! �ADAMS, Jessie; Leavenworth, Kan.; July 26, 1856 Leavenworth; July 26, 1856 Topeka ADAMS, Azubah;, Atchison, Kan.; January 13, 1859 Atchison; January 13, 1859 Topeka ADAMS, Henry J.; Lecompton, Kan. ; August 21, 1861 Lecompton; August 21, 1861 Topeka ADAMS, Harriet; Kickapoo Agency, Kictapoo Ind. Aglcy; Feb. Kennekuk, Kan.; February 20, 1867 1867 Topeka ADAMS,' George; near Atchison, Kans. Oct. 10, 1869 Topeka Near Atchison; Oct. 10, 1869 ADAMS, Margaret Louisa,; near Near Waterville; April 13,1873 Waterville, Kan. ;A)ril 13, 1873 Topeka ADAf1S, Samuel; Topelca, Kan.; December 3, '1877 Topeka; December }, 1877 Topeka ALLEN, Jennie; Iowa; July 22, 1858 Lawrence; March 20, 1860 Eudora ADAMS, G. L.;Mo.; August 31,1852 Lawrence; October 1, 1854 ADM1S, ,Mrs. Eliza R.; Washington county, EAst Tenn.; January 10, 1808 ' Lawre!lce; September 1865 ' ADAMS, Mary D.; TOl1sham, Me.; Januc;.ry 1, 1862 Dopglas County; Nov. 25, 1865 ANDERSON, Thomas; Hanover Co., Va.; June 10, 1784 Lawrence; October 1868 ABBOTT, All en H.; Rockport, Ind.; Feb. 14, 1841 Pott':->'Wi:',tor::ie County; 1856 ASHBAUGH, A.; Columbus, 0.; April 19, 1809 Topeka; August 3, 18")9 Topeka ALLEN, Martin; Monroe county, 00; June 29, 1829 Hays City , ' Eliis Co.; Sept. 18'12 Hays City ANDREWS, Mrs. M. H.; Scotland; May 7, 1828 Prairie City; Decemher:,"7, ASHBY,'George W.; Christiansburg, Ky.; May 29, 1829 Prairie City, October 16, 1857 ALLINGHAM, J. J.; Co. Kent; August 2, 1821, Leavemvorth Co.; October 1360 Reno AITDERSON, Sarah B.; New York; February 17, 1817 ALJ,AN, Hmma 11 .T CSGi e; 'Ill. Clinton; May 12, 1855 Leavenworth Co. Clinton JlIly DOIle1!'1R ro.; 19, .1 A50 - 23 - F'eh.t'IIC'!l'y lA55 Lawrence Lawrence Shawnee , County 1-8~8 Chanute Neo. Co. Reno �ALLEN, A. F.; Sharon, Washtenaw county, Mich.; Dec. 27, 1836 Girard, Crawford Coo; Apro 27, '74 ATKINSON, Wm.; England; March 5, 1825 Leavenworth City; Novo 5, 1854 ASHBY, Jennie; Baldwin City; February 14, 1861 Baldwin City; February 14,1861 Baldwin. City Osawatomie; September 29, 1859 Lawrence . ASHTON, John Q.; Mercer county, Pa .• ; Sept. 22, 1830 ASHTON, Priscilla D.; Westmoreland county, Pa.; Jan. 13, 1839 ru~DREWS, W. W.; London, Eng.; April' 27, 1844 . ARMSTRONG, John; Oxford, Canada; June 8, 1826 Vinland, Doug. Co. Olathe Johnson Co. Osawatomie; August 5,· 1859 Lawrence; February 1865 Lawrence Douglas Co.; November 20, 1854 . Topeka ANDREWS, E. Bo; Wells River, Vto; Topeka Clinton; V~r~h 1, 1864 June 25, 1837 ADAM.s, James A.; Ky.; December 22, 1821 Lawrence; .April 8, 1857' Lawrence ACHER, Charles E.; Iowa; July 21, 1850 . Chemung Co~, N.Y.; Nov. 13, 1831 ABBOTT, Mrs. L. A.; Havershil1, 00; Sept. 18, 1848 ADAMY, U. B~; Linn· Lawrence; 1868 Lawrence Co~; Lawrence Atchison County; 1855 ALLEN, Ellen Ho; Lawrence; September Lawrence; 18, 1860· ADAIR, So L.; Paint Valley, 00; April 22, 1811 ANTHONY, D. Ro; Adams, MOB30; August 22, 1824 May 25, 1861 Shawnee County S~l:Jtember 18, 1860. Douglas County· Osaivatc!:1ie, Miami Co.; Osawatomie Mch. '55 Miami Co. La\vrencc ; August 1, 1854 Leavenworth ARMSTRONG, Ro B.; Westport, Mo.; October 20, 1843 ARMSTRONG, Lucy Bo; Oxford, Montgomery county, O. July 31, 1818 Wyandotte; December 10, 1843 Wy.andotte Wyandotte; December 10, 1843 Wyandotte AKERB, Noses; Floyd county, Ky. January 28, 1812 Leavenworth; May 8, 1856 North Lawrence A~WOOD, Lawrence; March 1679 . Lawrence So Po; Chittenden, Vt.; January 18, 1842 ADAMS, Sidney; Ill.; Aug. 25, 1852 . A::;HER, D. J. jWaterford , Con.; M9.rch 24, 1834 Lawrence; September 1857 Lawrenc.e; MeU'ch 27, 1857 24 - . Lawrence �ANDREWS, Mattie A.; Lynn, Mass. Dec. 5, 1845. Lyon; March 19, 1866 Lawrence ANDERSON, Eliza Ao; Pittsburg, P!'l..; Dec. 29, 1818 ANDREWS, Orrin D.; N.H. Lawrence; May 16, 1855 Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence APITZ, E. F.; Lanton, Ill.; December 27,1859 Lawrence; June 10, 1865 ATWELL,R. H. ; Johnson , Vt.; March 7, 1840 Topel<a; February 2, 1857 ACKERMAN, Theodore; Fond du Lac Russell; April 21, 1871 county, Wise.; Aug. 22, 1848 Lawrence; August 21,1857 ATCHISON, J. R.; June 14, 1834 ADAMS, John Quincy; Va.; July 28, 1841 Black Jack; April 10, 1858 ADAMS, Mrs. Anna M.; Chester Co., !.Jaw:rence; April 20, S. Co; January 20, 1844 ADAMS, Robert J.; Leavenworth Co.; Lawrence; May 24, 1871 May 24, 1871 ADAMS, Mark Orliff; Douglas Co • ; Lawrence; October 29, 1872 October 29, 1872 ADWER, George M.; N. H.; June 12, 1835 Lawrence; December 1865 ANDERSON, 0.; Iowa; August 27, 1859 Lawrence; July 15, 1860 ANDREWS, Elizabeth; Ind.; November Vin~_and; March 19, 1869 26, 1826 ADAMS, ~leanor; Lawrence; Reno; December 8, 1862 December 8, 1862 ADAMS, Annie; Lawrence; January Reno 21, 186.4 ALTENBURG, Marie; Wisc.; Apri122, Lawrence; June 7, 1871 1846 ATWOOD, Sam. F.; Boston, Mass.; L'v'nw'th & La'encej March 21, 1828 July 10, '56 ALLEN, Walter N.; N.C~;March 29, 1831 Leavenworth; March 10, 1857 ALDER, E. M.; Hanover, N.H.; July 17, 1853 Lawrence,Kansas; Spring of 1855 ALDER, Eugene; Lawrence, Kan.jJune 21, 1876 ABBOTT; Mrs. A.; Norwalk, 0. ADCHER, D•. I. ; Ill.; June 16, 1845 North Lawrence; Oct. 11, 1865 - 2.5 - Kansas City,' Mo. Russell Lawrence Lawrence Coal Creek Lawremc" Leaveruworth Meriden Jeffsn. Co. Lawrenc,e Lawrence Lawre~ce �,I.) ALLEN, Jennie E.; Vt.; May 15, 1839 Leavenworth; 1858 Meriden BREYMANN, William; Hanover Germany; . June 30, 1817 Clay, Center Little ~Jakarusa, Douglas county; July 18, 1854 ..... BREYMANN, Ferelda Jo; Madison Coo, Little Wakarusa, Douglas Ky.; Feb. 12, 1820 county; July 18, 1854 Clay Center BREYMANN, George G.; Boon Co., Mo. Dec. 13, 1842 Little Wakarusa, Douglas county; July 18, 1854 Clay Cent,er BOOTH, Henry; Yorkshire, England; May Ii, 1838 Manhattan; September 1856 Larned, Pawnee Co. BOOTH, Freddie; Manhattan; January 4, 1868 Manhattan, January BAILEY, L. D.; Sutton, N.H.; August 26, 1819 Belvoi~;April BRISTOL, Mattie J.; Edinburgh, 0.; Nov. 9, 1861 BELL, Dr. S. B0; N. J .; 1821 Lawrence; 1870 BALDWIN, J. C.; Chenango Co., N.Y. F.eb. 6, 1806 'BROWN,J. C.; Harden Coo, Ky.; June 29, 1812 BODWELL, H. Eo; Huron Co., O~; July 12, 1831 4, 1868 Larned, Pawnee ,Co. 2, 1857 Johnson county; 1857 . Lawrence Rosedale, Kan. Douglas county; October 1859 Douglas Co. Dougias county Palmyra, Doug. Co.; Apr. 6, 1856 BONEBRAKE, P. I.; Eaton, 0.; Topeka; June 8, 1859 'Topekci September 25, 1836 BONEBRrlKE, M. L. ; Ind. ; Topeka; June 8, 1859 Topeka October 12, 1839 BLOOD,' Eliza J.; Vt. ; May 26, 1833 ,Lawrence; September 1855 , Lawrence BRASS, Sarah A.; Columbia Co., PaD ; Douglas county, September 1857 Douglas Co. July 23, 1824 BANGS, W. H.; Stonebridge, Canada; Lawrence; 1868 Lawre nce April 19, 1840 BARLmv, John H.; Mass. May 1879 Lawr ence BURDICK, F. D., MD.: IlL; Atchison county; May 5, 1866 September 16, 1852 BRACHT, Henry; Lancaster, Pa.; Topeka; January 6, 1870 August 12, 1852 BALDWIN, A. S.; Harwington; Conn.; Clinton, Doug. Co.; Clinton, June 23, 1829 May 2, 1855 Kan. : - 26 - '. ' �BROWN, L. J.; Putnam Coo, 0.; March 8, 1839 Clinton, Doug. Co.; . May 9, 1856 Richland Shawnee BECKWITH, E. B.; Smithport, PaD BASTJ:AN, H.; Lehigh Co., Pa.; February 2, 1844 Lawrence; January 15, 1879 Big Stranger; Sept. 4,1868. Lawrence Lawrence BRADFORD, J. H.j Oxford, 0.; 1847 Manhattan; July 20, 1878 Manhattan BEAN, C. W.; Corydon, Ind.; October 20, 1854 Stranger Valley; April 1, 1855 BALLARD, D. E.j Franklin, Vt.; March 20, 1837 Washil1~t on BRI:CGES , James; Ill.; April 9, lS45 Franklin ; September 1854 Leavenworth Co • Kanwaka; September 10, 1857 Kanwaka . BRASS, Williamj Columbia, PaD j July 27, 1816 Ballard's Falls Washington Co •. Co.; April' 1857 BROOKS, Albert G.; York, York Co" Lawrence; January 15, 1860 Me.; Nov. 18, 1838' BUTLER, Oliveri Ind.; December 2, 1835 Springdale, Kansas Lawrence Miami County; April 4, 1864 Douglas Co. BUTLER, R. E.; Ind.; Dec. 14, 1835 Miami County; Apr:i.l 4, ],864 Douglas Co. BABCOCK, Mrs. C. W.; Ohio Lawrence; 1867 Lawrence BARNES, S. 0.; Va.; June 30,1853 BOLES, C. W.; W:i_nona, Mitm.; December 8, 186.0 BURNETT, J. C.; Morrisville, Vt.;· March 19, 1825 BECHTEL, N. W.; Cincinnati, 0.; August 17, 1854 BROWN LEE,' James; Downes Co., . Ireland; March 1812 Spring Hill; March 27, 1879 La\vrence Lawrence; August 31, 1877 Lawrence Mapleton; April 1857 Russell Leavenworth; April 1, 1860 Valley Falls Shawnee County, October 1857 Fulton Co., Ill. Mapleton; April 1857 Lawrence Marion; May 14, 1858 Kanwaka BURNETT, H. C.; Morrisville, Vt.; October.4, l85? BETNER,James; Green Co., Ind.; July 22, 1817 BALLARD, Jos.; Ind.; December 22,1838 Lawrence; December 2, 1866 Wm.; Caven Co 0, Ireland; Wakarusa, Doug. County; Wakarusa November 15, 1837 March 4, 1859 BYE:RLY, 1aria; Wesrmol'el;=md Co., Pa.; Willow Springs; July 4, 185h Douglas Oct. 25, 1822 Co. BROvm, - 27 - �Baldwin City BODWELL, L. M.; Danbury, Ct.; September 11, 1803 BICHET, Francis; France; March 11,1812 Baldwin City Cedar Point; July 4, 1858 Florence BAYLESS, W. H.; Broome Co., N. Y. ; March 13, 1839 . Highland; May 29, 1855 Highland BRIGGS, C. F.; O.;April 12, 1833 Manhattan; January 4, 1856 Manhattan BRASS, Cloyd; Kansas; October 9, 1863 Lawrence; 1860 BOTHEL, James; Indiana Co., Pa.; July 31, 1828 Burlinsame; November 4, 1854 BURLINSMfE, S. W.; Caldwell, 0.; June 1, 1816 Lawre::o.ce; October 25,1873 Lawrence . Burlingame BORTON, Lewis W.; Cambridge, 0.; Lecompton; February 20, 1859 September 1, 1831 Leavenworth; November 20, 1859 BUCKINGHi\M, Henry; NorwaJ.k,O.; May 28, 1830 BRADBURY, Leonard; Summerset Co., Me.; February 20, 1813 BANGS, Mrs. C. W.; Boston,· M.asso; April 24, 1840 Gardner; January 22, 1857 . Lawtence; September 10, 1868 BARTEAUX, A. B.; St. John,N.B.; July 18, 1859 EomvELL, Anson Go; Simsburg, Con.; . June 3, 1801 Douglas Co. Clyde Concordia Paola Kansas City, Mo. Lawrence; May 12, 1865 Lawrence Topeka; December 5, 1857 Topeka BRISTOL, Frank; New York City; February 11, 1859 BmILES, James To; Hinsdale, Mass.; Novembet 16, 1842 13EEK, C. B.; Brook Co., Vt.; Harch 29, 1830 Lawrence; JUly 25, 1879 Lawrence Lawrence; April 6, 1L70 Lawrence Douglas County; April 6, 1850 Baldwin Cii:;y BROWN, G. W.; Essex Co., N.Y.; October 2g, 1820· Lawrence; October 1854 Rockford, Ill. BROWN, Mary A.; Mandell, Essex Co., Lawrence;. October 1854 .Lawrence N.Y.; Sept. 19, '25 BAKER, Mrs. J. A.; Vt.; May 19, 1829 Douglas County; May 25, 1860 BOLES, J. Lewton ; Lo:lisv j lIe, Ky; Lawrence July 24, l~hO BOOTH, Isaac; Cadi z , 0.; Larned; M""l'ch 10, 1877 . Larned Augusc27, 1838 .- - 28 - �BELL, Lola; Walworth, \;1is.; HClrch 23, , 1854 BELL, Mrs. Sarah; Quimans, 'N. Y.; Dec. 14, 1808 'BELL Manley; Walworth, Wis.; September 2, 1847 Lawrence; November 17, 1870 Lawrence; January 25, 1871 Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence; April 30, 1869 Lawrence BELL, Nellie; Monroe Co., N~Y.; Feb. 15, 1854 Lawrence; April 10, 1871 Lawrence BOYD, Wright; Mo.; Sept. 15, 1861 Nemaha County Nemaha Co. BOND, S. W.; Hamilton, Ind.; April 29, 1853 Douglas County; May 13, 1865 Marion Tp. " w. W.; Clay Co., Mo.;, Lawrence; October 1, 1860 December 25, 1855 BUNKER, Nr's. H. A.; Lincoln, Mass.; Topeka, Kansas; January 14, December 8, 18,'26 1856 DOLES, C. W.; ,\oJinona, Minn.; Lawrenc e; A~lgUSt 31, 1877 , December 8, 1860 BROOKS, Topeka ". Lawrence BRILLIN, vJ. F.; Ill.; June 22, 1856 BLAKE, William G.; Iowa;, October 11, 1855 BAKER, C. M.; Rochester, Vt.; July 20, 1817 DPANNOR, W. Bo; Ind.; Leavenworth; 'February 20,1863 Leavenworth Co. Topeka; February 29, 1865 Topeka 1852 Silver Lake BOYD, Wm. A.; Philadelphia; February 3, 1859 BYRAM, F. W.; Knox Co., Ill.; December 9,,1860 ,Lawrence; July 9, 1869 Lawrence Jefferson County; 1804 Chase Co. BOWEN, D. E.; Peru, Mass'.; May 31, Douglas County; March 15, 1857 1817 BODLE, C. E.; South Eaton, Pa.; June 6, 1851 BONEBRAKE; J. H.; 0.; June 26, 1830 Douglas Co. Lawrence Big Springs; June 2, 1860 Lecompton 1, 1838 Big Springs; June 2, 1860 Lecompto!l BENNETT, Rev. Geo. R.; Albion, N.Y.; ; June 22, 1879 Lawre.'1ce June 22, 1841 BOP.EBRA~E, S. W.; Ind.; July ., BENEDICT, S. S.; BenninGton Coo, Vt.;Nov. 9, 18Lth Wi.1Bon County; June 25, ,1868 (To be continued) - 29 :- Guilford �THE MARAIS DES CYGNES MA,SACRE and John Brown's Parallels This article was taken from a brochure published by the Kansas State Historical Society and given away at the Marais des Cygnes Massacre Memorial Park. Since John Brown and Quantrill make up a good part of the history of the Lawrence Douglas County area we thought perhaps this might also be of interest. . Kansas from 1854 to 1861 was the scene of a bitter struggle to determine whether the territory should ent~r the Union as a free or a slave state. The principle of popular sovereignty embodiAd in the Kansas-Nebraska act of 1854, which created the territory, provided that this decision should be made byavote of the people. Consequently Free-State and Pro:"slav~ry adherents became rivals for majority control, and strife and bad feelings were the. result. Numerous instances of lawlessness occurred. Men \vere attacked, beaten, and sometimes killed, often for no reason except their views on slavery. In Linn and Bourbon counties, on the eastern Kansas border, raids were constantly carried on by the opposing factions. This situation continued through 1857 and 1858. On one occasion James Montgomery, a leader of the Free~State group, rode into Trading Post, which had. become a rendezvous for a Proslavery gang, and - so the story goes - cleaned out their headquarters by dumping several barrels of corn It!hiskey into the road. Then he notified the Proslavery people to leave the territory. No one was hurt and no property was destroyed, except the whiskey. The leader of this Proslavery band· ,,'as Charles A. Ramelton, a natille of Georgia who had come to Kansas in 1855 to help make tue territory a slave state. 'He came as a border ruffian, according to one account, planning "to vote and S~C0t in Kc:.nsas, but for safety to slee:; ~_n Missouri," where many people in the border counties favored the extension of slavery into Kansas. After : Hamelton and his friends were forced to leave he is reported to have sent I back \\::>rd to other Proslavery sympathizers "to come out of the territory onCe, as we 'are coming up there to kill snakes, and will tre::J.t all we find~: there as snakes." Shortly thereafter he kept his word. at On Hay 19,1858, some 30 menunaer Hamelton's leRdership crossed into Kansas. They arrived at Trading Post about nine o'clock in the morning, and took prisoner several Free-State men whom they. found there. All were soon released except John F. Campbell, a clerk in a store. Then Ramelton and his . gang set out on the road toward West Point, Mo. About one-half mile from Trading Post they came upon the Rev. B. L. Reed, a missiona~y Baptist preacher well known to Hamelton. Reed was talking with William A. Stillwell, a resident of Sugar Mound who was on his way to Kansas City, and Pdtrick Ross, who lived on the Little Osage River in Bourbon county, These three were forced to join Campbell as captives. Farther up the road the raiders came to the cabin of Amos C. Hall, who was lying sick in bed, and he WelS taken too. The ~risone:s were then driVen to the home of vJilliam Colpetzer, and then turn~ng a mlle north the gang found and captured Hichael Robinson and Charles Snyder. Another mile north-west brought them upon ItJilliam !iaira-rove and his brother Asa, who WAre working in their cornfield. Hairgrov~ was a native of· Georgiel and had known Hamelton there. Next they took Austin W. Hall a brother of Amos, as he Has returning with his oxen from the blacksmith ~hop. - 30 - , , �None of th~se 11 men was armed and it was said that none had taken part in the factional fighting. Most were former neighbors of Hamelton and had no thought that he meant to do them serious harm. H()wever, they w.ere hurried along and into a defile surrounded by the .mounds which characterize this area. There they were herded into line, and Hamelton's men formed another line' on the side of the ravine. Aware that these preparations meant murder, William Hairgrove said calmly, "Gentlemen, if you are going to shoot us, take good aim." As Hamelton gave the preparatory orders one of his followers, W. B. Brockett, wheeled his horse away, declaring that he would gJadly kill Free-Staters in a fight, "but • • • I'll have nothing to do with such a piece of business as this." After Hameltonagain got his men in line he gave the order to fire, s~nding off the first shot himself •. The victims fell. Then Hamelton dismounted his firing squad to finish the job with pistols. Five of the Free-State men were killed: Campbell, Colpetzer, Robinson, Ross and Stillwell. The others were wounded, except Austin Hall who miraculously escaped the bullets but fell with the rest at the first volley and feigned death so successfully that his only injury was a kick in the ribs whiie he was being search~d for valuables. Hamelton and his gang departed swiftly for Missouri. Only one of them paid official penalty for the crime. William Griffith of Bates county, Mo., was arrested in the spring of 1863 and tried in October at Mound City. He was found guilty and was hanged October 30. Hamelton himself is said to have returned to G2orgia, where creditors soon stripped him of all his property. Then he went to Texas, farmed and bred race horses. After serving in the Civil War he returned to Georgia in 1876, was elected to the state legislature in 1878, and died in 1880. . The victims of the raid became martyrs to the cause of. freedom. Four, Campbell, Colpetzer, Robinson and Ross, are buried in the cemetery at Tradinc Post,where the state in 1888 .erected an imposing monument. Stillwell was buried at Mound City. Asa Hairgrove, who later servee as st~te auditor, brought suit against Hamel ton and his gang in October, 18.")8, and was awarded damages of $5,000. Hamelton's property in Linn county was attached and sold to satisfy the judgment. . After the massacre there was intense excitement. The nation was horrified, and ~ohn Greenleaf Whittier made the murders the subject of a poem, " Le M;uals .du Cygne," which was published in the ATLANI'IC MONTHLY in September. 1858. Locally, wrathful indignation equalled the feeling of shock •. John Brown, arriving at the scene toward the end of June, built a "fort" 220 yards south of the ravine. It was reported to have heen two stories high, walled up with logs and with a flat roof, ,,"nd nbout 14 X 18 feet in dimensions. As an added protection against small arms fire it was banked with dirt and rocks to a height of fqur feet. Port holes on each floor were provided for defense against attack, and water from a spring ran through the house and into a pit at the southwest corner on the outside. The land on which the fort was built belonged to Eli Snider, a blacksmith. Brown ~rranged to buy the land from Snider, but apparently failed to make the stlpulated payments. S~der then offered to sell the prciperty to - .31 - �Brown's friend, Charles C.Hadsall. Brown gave his consent, if Hadsall .would grant him exclusive rights to occupy it for military purposes. This was the final arraY'gement. Brown an::). his handful of men withdrew at the end of the sum~er and Hadsall was left to enjoy his domain. Early in 1859, a short time before his final departure from Kansas territory, Johri Brmm was aGain in the Trading Post Vicinity. On January 3 he virote a letter dated from Trading Post which was published in the Lawrence REPUBLICAN on January 13 •. It was widely quoted, and became famous as John.Brown's. Parallels. In the letter Brown defencJ.Ad his action in December in freeing 11 slaves in Hissouri, with· but o:J.e IvIissourian kiJ.led, and compared what he· . had done with the infamous rJlassacre. The P,'lralle:l.s pointed out that the Missouri gover.nor had called on Kans~s to deliver all those who participated, a, posse was forminr-;, and all· "hell is stirred from beneath" because of his foray, while no comparable action had been taken to'apprehend the perpetrators. of the Marais des Cygnes murders. " In later years Hadsall built a stone house adjoining the site of Brown's fort, enclosing the spring within the v/al18 of the first floor. In 1895 he was still living fhere and condncti=-tg informAl tours over the area. The log fort eVAn then had been 6arrieJ a~ay piece by piece by souvenir hunters. The Kansas legislature in 1941 authorized Rcceptance of the massacre site, including Hadsall's house, as a gift to the state from the Plea,ssnton Post, Veterans of Foreign \vars. In 1961· it provided funds for restOl'Hti.on of the b'cdlding and in 1963 the entire property 'vas turned OVAr to the State Historical Society for administration. A museum was established in the upper floor of the buildtne in 1964 • • 0 •• 0 0 ••• 0 • 0 '0 '0 ' . 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 ., 0 0 • 0 •• 0 0 0 ••• 0 ell 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • It D." 0 •• 0 ••••••••••••• 0 •• 0 •••••• THE HIRING OF A PREACHF..R This article was contributed by Gladys Lee Aiken and comes from a little Church in Texas County, Mic8curi. 'I'he· Church was known at the date this' was written as The Antioch Baptist Church of Christ. The name was later changed to The Plato Baptist Church. The Church is in Plato, Missouri. Octr the 7Yl 1890 Report of Committee to the Church in reg'rd to Elder J. C. IIicks Preaching fo~ us foi one year Breathern Brother Hicks Says he will Preach for our Church Provided the Church will Pay him S3.me amount due him f~r·Past Servi.ces and Pay him $36.00 per year and if he Should fail to give us 4 Sermons pe1 mouth he w()1I1.d make a deduction according to Sermons missed 1 Yourse Thomas J Lee Clerk " 0 0 ",0 " 0 6 0 " 0 " D " CI 0 " .. 011·0 0 • 0 0 e 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 0 ID 0 " 0 0 0 0 0 " " 0 " 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 " •• 0 0 0 0 ., 0 • " •• 0 •• 0 0 0 " " " 0 We w~uld like to invite all our members to cont~ibute material, queries, etc. of elther genealogical or historical nature to be pllbljshed in future issues of THE PIONEER. Also, we would welcome any suggestions as' we want to make this a good pubJirrlt;r>n rind one that offers t=:omething for.each and every member of our society. .' - 32 ( , �., QUERIES Queries are free to members and will be published as space permits. For non-members there is a charge of $2.00 per query per insertion • . Mrs. John F. Sweets; 2905 Moccasin Drive; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 -: Would like names of parents of Sara DeROCHER b. December 11,-1833, Quebec, Canada, married Francis VARING in Benton, Wise. 1852~ Her brother's name, William DeROCHER. Mrs. Joe Jamison; Route # 5, Box 176; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - Need information concerning Joseph H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio 1847-18IiB, m. Nettie ROBERTS, Oct. 29, 1883. Lived Glen Rocl~, Nebr., then the Cherokee Oklahoma Outlet. I1rs. G~orPl~_~na Brune; Route # -3; Lawrence, Kansas 6ti044 - W.ill exchange information on Ichabod PACKARD (1760-i814) -for information on his wife Rachel COLE (1768-1825). Think she was daughter of Ephraim COLE. Kathryn J. Bunton; 2135 Kentucky; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - When and where di~l Jonathan HUSSEY, Nantucket & Dartmouth, Mass. die? Who were the parents of Rachel FOWLER, Dutchess City, N.Y.? Wi;ll exchange information on BUNKER, BUNTON, CHASE, CROSBY,· FOWLER, FREEMAN,IIOWLAND, KEILMAN, PALMER, PERRY, HUSSEY, SMITH's of Dartmouth, Mass. & Bennington, Vt.; SPENCER, Monroe, Mich., Sheffield & London, England, WHIT~ & WQOD. ~1rs-=.~_hn F • .s1v~ets~905 ..Moc:.casin D:cive i...l!~~l-K,:~~.:?as 669LI4 - Would like names of parents of Eliza AlPhalet DUKES, b. July 1~19 in Orangeburg, District, S.C., m. John Samuel COLLIER on Sept. 13, 18380 Mr-s. John F. Sweets; 2905 Moccasin Drive; Lawrence,-Kansas 66044 - Would like to correspond with descendants of four daughters of Lydia"Magre FOURNIER (Diana, Frances, Philoman and Margrit FOURNIER) who came to Canada from Switzerland with the Red River Colonists ahout 1821 and later to U.S. Mrs. Georgiana Brunei Route # 3; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - Am trying to find some history on Henry COLLINS an:ct11artha COLLINS:- They moved from Letcher County, Kentucky about 18870 They had 7 children v,hen they caine to Kansas: Jemima, William Dudley, Melvin~, Cordelia, Jackson, Caroline a.nd Ona. Have no information on family before comi!1g to Kansas. .. Mrs. Georgiana Brune; Route # 3; Lawrence, K~nsas 6§.o44 - Like to corresIPond \vith anyone from the family of Jacob EBEHHARD"l1814-1874) and Barbara LY':'TER (1813-1892)0 They lived in Colon, St. Joseph County Mich. Some of the, family lived in Coldwater, Branch County, Mich. The; had 7 children: Abraham, Isaac, Henry, Sarah, Elizabeth, Robert and George. -·33·-- �f1rs. Charlotte Mucl:ny; 1709 Tennesss3 Street; Law.rence, Kansas 66044; \v'ahted any information on Joseph GOWER, Ernaline (ANDERSON) GOWER, panmts of Josephine (GOWER) RISLEY b. 1852, Mississippi. Both parents b. Tennessee (where?). Mrs. Charlotte Muckey; 1709 Tennessee Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; Wanted information on parents of James W. RISLEY (RIZLEY) b. 1844 Indiana or Missouri. Lived most 'of life in Jasper and Greene Counties, MissourL Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. If 3;' Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Steven Lewis LAW b. 1870 d. Aug. 14, 19j6. Burial Spokan, Itlash.,· one dau. Leona, living Phoenix, Ariz., one son in Calif. ' ltlant information on this family and their parents. Mrs., Zola Collins; R. R. # 3; Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Joseph LEi.VIS,/ Switch:Land Co., Indiana 1867, Lau. Ar:n~ Bell LAW diell,1881 Silver City, ,Iowa, a son Joe Jr. Information wanted on desc. of this family. Who was mother?, Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. # 3;'Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Ruth B. LOVELL 1836 ';:--Aoner . P. S;'1ITIf a round 1856 or 'l[b8 Fulton' Co·~-)-ill. Want information on who her parents were. Also brothers and sisters. Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 Tenness~e Stre~t; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; Peter B. COLLINS b. Ohic 18;'13, wife 'Sarah Warren b. Ohio 1830. Want information on this family. Lived Dewitt Co., Ill. 1870, 10 children, Rebecca, JohnF. Roda, Noah and Seeba, Cord Nettie Sarah. Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 Tennessee Str~et; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; ~Terimah YOnK b. Ky. 1811 wife 2are.h HILL b. Ky. 1812 rri. Dec. 8, 1830, lived Crawford Co., Ill. 185C ltlhere in Ky. were they born and who were their parents? Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 ':'cnneEsee Stree't; LaHrence, Kan.3as 66044; George HALE lived Jasper Co., III 1871 wife Mary, children Charley, Jo,hnny,F'l'ank ' and Aliis. Allis later m. D. Eo MAXEY, Mottoon, Ill. Want information on: this family ca 1890. ' Mrs. Claude'E. S~ith; 939 Pamela Lane; L2w:cence, Kansas 66044j Anyone knowing the relatives of John Stanley SWISHER, b :1844, Meigs twns., Muskingum County, Ohio m. Harriet (WALL) SWISHER b. 1849 please ccntact me. John SI'/ISHER's parents were David ,and Dianna StHSHER. Harriet's parents ".:ere John and Mary (JOHNSON) WALL. Mrs. Smith's mother, Ludell (SWISHER) DA;-{T was born in Martinville, Indiana, April 16, 1876. ~1rs., Claude E. Smit~j 939 Pamela Lane; Lawrence, Kanscs 66044; Wanted lnf~rmatlon c~ncernlng the SLOCUM family, parents or relatives of Emily ~oulse (SLOCUM) DART,b. Nov. 1, 1831, m.'Hiram H. DART Sept. 11,1851, ln Morrow County, OhlO. The DARTs ·also lived in Westfield, Ohio • • -34 " , �~1rs. Claude E. S'1lith; Q3,) Pamela Lane; Lawrenc?, Kansas 66044; New York sti1te was the birth place of-Gilbert G. DAR'l' and of his wife Jerusha, b. 1801+. Three of their children were i1lsobc;>rn in New York State, one of them, Hiram H. DART was my grandfather. The Gilbert DART family migrated to Ohio and purchased land near Ashley in the years 1831-32. In 1856 the DART family came to Kansas and purchased land patents in r1onroe and Walker Twns., Anderson County and just w~stof 'the town of Greely, Kansas. They helped establish the town of Mt. Gilead, Kansas, which moved because of water problems and became Greely, Kansas. If YOJl have information on this family please contact me. Mrs. Ch:'I.rlotte thckey;1709 Tennessee Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; Wanted information on Margaret Jane HAYS (I1AYES) b. Ark.;;>.nsa!3, both parents from Tennessee. She was born 1839 in Arkansas, where?? Mrs. Ch.3l'10tte Mllck0Y; 1709 Tennessee st:r.eet; ~Jawrence, Kansas 66o L:·4; Wanted informo.tion on And~e1t1 Calendar MUCKEY b. 1847 Ky. or Pa., only known facts a brother by name of Charles tvlUCKEY. i·Irs.Zola Collins; R.R. i1- 3; Baldivin, K2.nS.'lS 66006; . John Mattoon LAW b •. 'Ohio wife S3.rall Jane EASTON b. Ind. both d'"'led between 1850 and 1860, ,Madison, Ind., wan.t information on ansc. of these families. Known children: William, Elizebeth and Idalhia, raised by aunt by name GREEN, my g-grandparents. Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. # 3; Baldwin, Kan~~s 66006; Reubon W. SMITB b. Ohio i1r07:-~ife-Sophia bo Penn. 18io:mov·~d'toFUiton Co., Ill. 1844, buried Smith Cem. Fulton Co., Ill. ivanted information on desc. v/ho were parents? What county were each born in? l',1rs. Z:01aCo~}-i1]._s; R. R. # 3; Bal_~~~~,an¥~._?§.?g§; Mary B. JOHNSON b. 1858 or 1059 }<'t.<lt;on Co., Ill. m. Elmer JOHNSON. ])arents Abner and Ruth SMITH d. probably 1929 or 1930 Lincoln, Neb. Need information for SMITH history, had son Elmer • .l'Jrs • Gladys ~~e Ai~~j...J:.91~ We2t 29\b Stref!t; Lawrence, Kansas 66044.; Want infortiicltion on ltJilliam Lli.J1'OH b:-i'lS3 Londo;; :Cn·gi~nd. Carne 1770-71. Fought in Rev. m. 178y-86 either Mary or Elizahcth WILLIAMS. Lived near Pomney"V3..(now 'vi. Va.) latermig:::-ated to Madison Co., Ohio, d. there 16 April 1835. Need proof of relationship of his daughter Betsy that married David DYE. Also need proof of relationship of the DYE's daughter Mary who married Andrew JOHNSON. All lived Madison County, Ohio area ca 1850 and later·. to·'u:s. kl_rs_._Q.~adys~ee Ail5:,~~ 1019 It/est 29U:! Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044· Need i:;~'or:natlon .011 j'&ne jJLACKLEY WIE? u. 'fa. 20 H~)V ~-T({~io d. 28 Jan. J865 Schuyler Co., Ill.· Who ivere her pi1rents? When and where did 31'.0 marry BLACKLEY? \:.'hen ctn~ .where ~id she marry Samuel A. WIER? Will exchange WIER_l'1cCLURECOOPER lnformatlon from the Schuyler, Hancock" McDonough Co., . Ill. area. 35 - ',' �BOOKS .~ . HISTORY OF LAWRENCE, KANSAS FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE REBELLION, by Richard Cordley. The Douglas County Genealogical Society announces an authentic reproduction . of the original 1895 edition of this fine work, long out of print. This is the most compiete history ever written of Lawrence for the years 1854-1865 • .The author came to Kansas in 1857 and was pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church during the turbulent years recorded in this book. The focus 'of his History is naturally the dramatic conflict between pro- and anti-slavery factions in the years before 1861, but there is also good information on the development of the town and its economy and cultural life. His detailed, eye-witness account of Quantrill's Raid·in 1863, running more than 60 pages, is an especially valuable feature. The book contains 269 pages of text, 30 pages of illustrations. An index ha~ been added, which was not in the original. Price is 1H2.50. Kansas residents please add 3/2 % sales tax. Order from: The Douglas County Genealogical Society; P. 00 Box 3664jLawrence, Kansas 66044. o 0 a 0 0 0 a • 0 0 0 • 0 0 .•• 0 0 0 a • 0 0 • 0 0 a 0 0 o· a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 "C! 0 0 '0 • 0' • • 0 0 0 •• 0 • 0 • 0 0 • 0 THE ISAAC SANDFORD FAMILY 1796 - 1975, by Phillip F. Schlee. A genealogical history of the descendants of Brig. Gen. Isaac Sandford includes allied families of Foster, Young, Smith, Blackman, Howard, Levings, Crocker, Marsh, Schlee and !r.any more. PrJ.ce $15.00 for hard bound copies and $10000 for soft bound copies. Order from: Sanford Genealogy Co.; 1125 Indiana, A; Lawrence, Kansas 66044. 00 ••• 0 00.000 00 •• 000000 • • • • • • • 000 ••••• 0 •• 0 ••••• 000 ••••••••••••••••••• 0.0 ••••••• 1870 CENSUS OF METCALFE, MONROE & MONTGOMERY COUNTIES, KENTUCKY, abst.racted and pUblished by: Mrso·Gladys Lee Aiken. Each county separate book of over 200 pages. 8Yz x 11, indexed by surname, mtmeographed and soft bound. Price $10.00 per book. Kansas residents please add 3Yz % sales tax. Order from: Mrs. Gladys Lee.Aiken; 1019 West 29'b Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044. . o .••• a 0 • a 0 0 o. 0 a 0 • 0 a • 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 a o. o. 0 0 •• 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 ••• 0 0 a • 0 0 0 • 0 •••• 0 • 0 ••• 0 •• The DO:lglas Coun~y G~nealogital Society meets the second Tuesday of each month In the audltorlum of the Public Library, 7~ & Vermont Street -. Kans s' t 7 '30 . b" . s, .wawrence, ,a a . p.m. Mem ershlp dues are $5.00 per year. The fiscal year beglns July 1 of each year and ends June 30 the following ,"car Rist·"·l or Gene 1 g' 1 ,. d .• . 7 . 0 1 .. 0. J.Ca qup.n.p.s An adve.rtisi ng are freA to n/rm/lrl'S. .send h Ollca k t adclt'C'ss on CON'l'EN'!'.':; 'pA<1.l!; of thi.s puhlicatio.n. c ec S 0 - 36 - �The Old. Country must h!:tve been their Old Country as they rode awa.y 2.nd the house was saved. Mention must be made of the wife of General James Lane, of whom it .is said the word "fear" had no existence. His wife was a grand-daughter of General Arthur St. Clair who was born in Roslyn Castle, a grandson of the Earl of Roslyn, coming to America before the Revolutionary War. She died in 1883. Mrs. Emely Sutliff Roberts, wife of General John ROQerts, was the mistress of the beautiful home on Massachusetts Street, now known as the Castle Tea Room. We, of today, hold our club meetings in this lovely historical old home. The wife of Chancellor Snow of Kansas Univ2rsity was Jane AppYeton Aiken, born in LO;'/ell, Massachusetts, and na'lne s2..ke of her aunt, the I,ife of President Franklin Pierce. Her fanily on the mother's sicle C~ll be traced bacle to 1414. Mrs. J. P. Usher refused· to come to Kansas unless her husband built her a stene house in Lawrence; she was afraid of tornadoes.' The house was built of native Kans~s stone and finished in the finest ~alnut, inlaid with gold leaf design. High ceilings were "Ln every room .'1nd 'dindo'ds extending almost to the ceiling, bespeak the essence of the a.rlstocracy thC'.t viaS here in early Kansas days. An interesting feature of the bEl.sement is an underground tunnel leading a block up Mount Oread. There is a legend to the effect that it was used in Civil 11ar days to conceal esca;,ed sl.'1ves. On the left of the great hall is the music room containing the historic mantle that h'as a gift from the Linccln Cabinet, of which Mr. Usher was a member. Jennie Ward Meade, the first girl born, in 1854, in Topeka, tells that matches were unknown at that time. Flint ap.d steel were uE;ed with a5mall piece of cotton sprinkled viith gunpowder. Th3Y struck the flint until a spark was made to set off the powder, and the fires were carefully kept, not letting them go out as they were precious. Mother Bridget Hayden Co-\'/orker with Fatner Shoemaker, was born in October 5, 1848, she arrived at Osage Mission with a small band of Sisters of Loretto from Kentucky. She established at once a school for Indian girls. This school grel, rapidly and was cO!1tinued for forty years. 1815. Margaret Hill McCarter immortalized in her book the "Wall of Men", the "Hole in the Rock" whe.re sweethearts met for seventy-five years and the border wars raged in territorial days. Mart.ha Gi11ette Babcod: must be added to our list of pioneer. ,:wmen as she was one of the colorful BE:.bcocks that arrived in Lawrence in ;1854. Her hw:,oand was a lawyer as· \,ell as a banker. His ban·i\., the first in LOl.wrence, - 37 - �was burned to the ground by Quantrell's men. The beautiful home that he later built still stands in what is known as Babcock Addition on West 23rd street. Margaret Ralston Kennedy (widow) arrived in Lawrence with her ten children in i854 with the Emigrant Aid Society. She settled southwest of Lawrence, preempting six hundred fOrty acres of land in that most beautiful spot known as Kennedy Valley. Margaret gave to each child any given amount of land that they desired. O. P. Kennedy, known as Scott, received eighty acres. He gave the land for the Pleasant 'Ialley School, the· first school to fly the American flag. Lena Kennedy Huddleston, the great grand~daughter of Margaret, now owns thirty-nine acres of the original homestead. She likes to tell this story of the first Fourth· of July, in this man!1er. Her great grandmother drove a team of oxen hitched to a lumber wagon, fording·the Wakarusa at the point of the now Dutton l::ddge. On the wa_y ,the children realized they had no flag to -\-Jave as requested, so they made up among them .. an imaginary one. They took part of one of the boy's red underwear and the vlhite of Katie Kennedy Holloway's petticoat. At a loss for blue -they Dsed the blue of Katie's eyes, and so they went happily along waving their imaginary flag. This little story was just handed to me today, though out of place I will include it here. The story often told but always interestinl~ must not be left out of this collection of pioneer days. Mrs. Robinson tells of the ladies' part in the defense: "Mrs. Wood, whose husband has ever been most active in the free state cause, and for whom the enemy feel no little bitterness, has offered her little shake cabin to the hotel for their geneial use. Daily and nightly the ladies meet there in the one room with its loose open floor through· which the wind creeps, to make cartridges, their nimble fingers keeping time with each h~art beat for freedom, so enthusiastic are they in aiding the defense." Mrs. Samuel N. Wood and Mrs. George W. Brown of Lawrence went out six miles from the town and brought in two kegs of powder, hidden in the voluminous folds of their fashionable dresse8.. The invaders halted them, but finding that they were ladies, released them and allowed them to go on their way. Lucy Hobbs Taylor, DDS. To the wo~en who had been pioneers in the professions, other women owe a debt of lasting gratitude, for the obstacles they surmounted, the hardships they endured and the criticism they encountered, others have reaped the benefit. They were as pioneers who go through a trackless forest leaving a blazed path for oth~rBto follow; or as sailors who venture upon an unknown sea, and find a challriel in which other ships may safely follow. To Dr. Taylor belongs the honor of having been the first woman derttist in the world~ I came to Lawrence in 1896. With delight I loved the stories my grandfather told me of the early LaivTence days. One day, he introduced me to Dr. 'l'aylor who han attAllned the .s;une menir8l iIl8ti.t:l!tiol1 th::lt bis sister had, - 38 - �the then Dr. Alice Bunker Stockam. The Eclectic College at Cincimlati, Ohio, at that time was the only medical institution that admitted ~bme~ •. I add my great-aunt's name here as a pioneer woman of Kansas becau~~.$~e was one of the first three women doctors, and for a number of years practiced il'). Leavenworth, Kansas .• I I place here now, a list of names that must not be left out or forgotten. Mary Elizabeth Lease, a young woman lawyer. She fought to disapprove the theory that women have no place in politics. Her favorite say~ng "less corn, more hell," gained her fame. She helped to defeat Ingalls. DQlly Ganns, devoted sister of ex-vice-president Charles Curtis. Lydia Hiatt Smith whose portrait hangs in the Kansas room of the Kansas University library. She was grandmother of Ida Lyons. Estella Northrup Duffee, china painter and designer of the Kapsas flag. Anna J. Prentice who came in the early days before Quantrell's raid~ She could tell may stories of those rUtiged days. To a younger generation her Home Store near the old Quincy school is a pleasant memory. Dr. Minda A. McLinstock, who was 82 in 1938, was a practicing doctor,·.\ often going on horseback to visit her patients. ,',< Carry Nation with her hatchet was another of our pioneer women. Amelia Earhart was a pioneer too, giving her life to her cause. ' The subJect of John Ice's book, his mothc~, was indeed one of our Kansas pioneer women. Mrs. Park Hetzel has asked me to add these names as not only pioneers. but pioneers in' their field. Mrs. L. A. Wood, teacher; Mrs. Earle, teache~ of piano; Helen Rhoda Hoops, poetrYi and Sarah Brown, teacher. There are many , many more. And last, I wish to write the name of Esther M. Clark, who wrote: "Kansas, beloved Mother, today in an alien land Yours is the name I have idly traced with a bit of wood in the sand; That name that,.flung from a scornful lip, will make my hot blood start; The name that is graven, hard and deep, on the core of my loyal heart. o higher, cleaner and stronger, yet than the boon of the savage sea, The voice of the prairip., calling, calJ.ing me. II - 39 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 1, No. 1: Winter 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The first issue of the newsletter was published in February 1977. Names included in Volume 1 issues of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. 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Claim ForSJle • • • "~ • Comp~ete ~izzle A. New ~il ~oute . 0 • • • 1 q' A 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • • • • j • • 42 • • • • • • • • • ·• ... ..... o •• 0 •• • • • • 0 0 eo. • r 0 • • • 50 0 • • • • • 0 0 •• 0 • 0 • •• • 0 • 0 • 0 0 • '0 0 • 0 • .: i ' ," ~ .. ... • • 0 • • • • •• Information Wanted • '.: Advertisements . , , 0 • . . ... I ~ .. 52 62 , .'. 65 • • 65 • • • • 0 ~ 66 • 72 • 00 •••• • • o 0 ••• • .... ~ • i E;periences and Facts About Survivors • 1~76-1977 ~embershiP~, f~st • - . 0 o 000000 ' ... 0 • 0 • ... • • 0 • 0 0 0 • 73 74 75 77 78 80 • • • • • 0 Issuef?of THE PIONEER published: Winter - Spring - Summer - FalL Members joining 'anytime during the year receives the four current years copies only. Membership is $5.00 per year. Back issues $1.50 per copy as long as available. REMEMI3}{R THE WORKSHOP MAY 26, 1977 CONDUCTED BY EVERTON PUBLISHERS OF LOGAN, UTAH. 40 ,,~ 0 otir. Ancestors •••• ' ••• . , Victims of Quantrell's Raid. '.' • : . , 0 65 Richland Ce~etery His 9ry What Do' You 'Think Of This Ladies? Qtieries, . ~ • • • • •• r • 0 I . 0 0 00 Bqshwackers and Skeletons • • • • • NO. 2 ISSUE - MAY, 1977 SPRING 80 . , �COMMENTS FROM THE EDITORS ' , . ~ : • • t .' We as co-edito'rs' of the first 'two' '-i'ssues of TEE PIONEER' '~~sh to 'thank those members who have contributed material to make them possible. Also, w~ I. . want to ,thank those who' gave, -'so unselfishly of their time ~~ helpin~ ~!3 put the quarterlies together, especially Mrs. r1iry Jamison and Mrs. Zona Smith. • • I _ " . ' . .' • • We~were'sor'ry to lose Mrs. Zona sn;-ith as our secretary due to health problems. However, we are happy to welcome Mrs. Judy Sweets into our group 'of ·officers' for' the"'remainder' of- our 'f:lscal'fyear~ , ' . ,,, ...... _. '''\ _. ~:'., .• :. ,_ ; . (' :. ~. • :.. • *'. . ;·I~·~ . ';'. '' . I. Mrs~ Mary Jamison :LS certainly to be cOlllll1ended',for the outstanding job she has done as librarian during this first full year of our e~tanae. To Mr. Nelson Lance Reppert we can only say "~hank you fpr a, job It hasn:,'t been an' easy undertak.i..ng, :'b'Edng' the' f{tst president' of We both want to wish you well as, you move from,the presidency to jab' of'editor~'f6r the coming·Year •. ' , .. well done." the society. ,the new " As the two remaining officers of the first year .. of our societ,ies existance ' ,';:'we'have served 'as:viqe-presid'enf anq trea'sure~"~d al~o took on the roll thispast"few moift'hs as co-editors' or' our quarterly.' Due to health problems of either ourselves or members of our family we have chosen not to hold an offi~e during the up"comin g , lear. ~,;" We want to thank' our membership as a whole for tHeir support and for thei:r outstanding attendance at our monthly.meetings. For ~,small society we have had excepti~naliy large'turn'-outs':fo'r our 'meetings:" F'dr:'thi§ we .... are very proud. ~ Duri~g this p~st" year we 'rulve. -acquired "I?ever~l books 'and have ~: 'g;od start on' the' building' up of a very good' 'colle'ction o{"geneal'ogical 'material. " " ' .. " ", " . ,',. '" ' ,: , ',,:, ' , Let's all turn' out' for the' workshop on May" 26Y! at the 4":'H Fairground; that; will be conducted' 'by EVerton Publishers of 'Logan, Utah.' The hours are 9 a~ m. to 12 noon and 2 p.,m. to 5 p. m. The cost of the workshop is ,$6.00 and' the price of the' buffet' 'lu~lCheon i,s $1'. 75 ~ ',,' , " • ~ .. , t " .' • " We would like to remind all of our members to please turn in their surnames "<and localities to Mrs. Jamison for' out fil'es,.;'Remember :thcit the in- ! formation: taken fI'om our 5 generation an'cestor 'charts 'is wha1; makes up thE;i page "Our Ancestors" in the quarterly. Only a few have returried'those :, charts. Lets get them i.-n and keep this page i~, our quarter;I.ies. We are ,~ ,-sure 'Mr.' Lance Reppert' will welcome' all contribution's :of material 'for the quarterlies for the up"coining ye&r~ 1 ' " ' too:, We leave our offices with mixed emotions, but will still work as we are \ able on the various committees that are needed to keep our society growi~g" Working on "The Pioneer" has not only been a challenge and exciting, but ' �! ~ ',' r'1." - -.:........:.. 'i' f ..... ............ .... : -~. has beer an enjoyable experienoe. For the future \"e see an even bigger and.b~:t''j;.er .pul?licat;ion under. .the. dir.ecti.on. of Mr. •Repped,. '. ,',.• "."", !,. ," . . .I"" •. ._ '_ • • .'!'~ ~ I' . , ,To a,l,1' ~the ,newly.' ,~ur. . .. '_ ... ~ ~ • eiect'~d offic~~s th~t': t~e oific~' in', ~uly ~~'::gi~~ 'y~~' r:ery ,.~;es~. ~ish~s' and God. B+e~s ..t0~:.aJ;~!. Charlo~te -" :." • Muckey ~. ·Co-edi tors , . . . • ". '.. '.; .. .1;". , •.' ,.' ' ... ' .',- " • •, ... '. ~. : J . .' ...t': ~ • ':,l. ..... 1 ', .... ."0 A Sl>ECIAL THANK YOU GOES TO MR. NEIL BROKY FOR DRAWING OUR COVER PAGE. NEIL, wE· 'THINK YOU 'ARE 'TERRIFIC! ! ! ;" , ;. :....' ,-,.. ':," . ' .. : . ' ... ' .~ :i .. ,', "-. . .' '~.'. .', i'·,· •.' ,'.:.:.".' ,-' ~. . ~. -. '. ~,. .. ..... l'. We aIle (adding the following ,new, 00 oks' , to our library this month:, .. , • o,.J,· .. : • . ; ' . ':"~~a'§ 'pio'ne~rs -' Published by: .• ~ • --. ,- •• : .. .-' ; ". ,. "'.~. ~ , ~·.I I , , "•• •.•. '.j"; The Topek~.'.G~nea+ogical: Soc~,~ty ,. (An Exchange) - ::, ~l:le Mor~~li ty, Sc~;ed~ie' to May 31,,1860 Society... :f • 7 ~', 1870 Morta~ity Schedule ,and He~en F~~nkli:n~ . ....... ..... ,;... ," . ". r. : :::' ..'." . .; .. j. of the T~:rri~.ory . of Kansas, 18!50 . -. Jun~ :1, 1859 I~dexed,and Comp,i)e~ by: . The,:Top~ka Gere~logi9al " . of!Karis~~' - compil~~ 1, .• ' by:"' Thelma ',.".' ',' . Cax1>ent'~r "-" .' -" . .: " ;r~qex -fo i8~ Mo:rt;aiity Sch~dule.of;K~~sas - ,~ompii~d".by·:·· ,Thel!ll8. ' Carpenter and Hefen Franklin.' .' ,., . . ,;L~80 Mortali,t;y. Scl).edule of Dougla/? ,County, J{ans~s -:" :Jupe ,1,.1879.· :to Ma,y 3;1, '1880'~ ,~.' Comp~led by: ~ .Th~l.ma .Carpente~ a~~ ~~l:en ,F;ran~;l_in., '-: .'~ : ;l,~80.Mortality Schedule J~ff~rsor, County, ,Kan,sa.s.,,: FI,'om June 1, 1879 ·tC) May 31, 1880 . - '. Compiled :by: T~elma, Ca~ent;ex:~..; , .. ' ",.'- ' .,.-. I , ~ .• . - ,.~ f-880 ~orta:J,i'tY"Sched~l'e ~r ~eav~nwoi't;h. C01:lnty,.:.·~sas ~ ~~n~: f,' ~879 to May 31, 1880 •. - Compiled by:' Thelma Carpenter and Helen Franklin. • I I . - : •• , ....... ' : .' . 1880 Mortaiity S~hedure . of F~ankiin': an'4 Osage Coun~ie~,'.·K8.ns~s' -' J~ne " i, .1,879'.·:to'May 31, 1880,.- Comp~leii)Y~;.,Thelma Carpente!"and Helen: ." frahklin. ', ... ' . , '. ,;. :,' H;, :,,,},';' .L;"':' . ., . '. . ":+880 cM~rtality: $ched~~e ~f~ C~ff~y a~d Li;;~'. ~ount:ie~i. ·Kansa,s. "7·~ju~~-l '1"1879 to May 31, 1880 '- . Compiled t;>y: ...,:Thelm~ Carpenter, and H~J,e~. :.~ Franklin. • i .~. ~ -. ~ -'. /" ~. " , -, : ~ . , • '. 't' I �, , . ~ I . ... • •~. ',' ): \: '.'" . ,- . .... '........ ~ ~ ) • :,r ,; . f .... ,.; to -. <1' * ',t ....l}YIAWS ' .. ...... ' " of " ... :j' ,~RTI.CLE r1. Name • , ." ,I • .. -."; }' ~ t . . ,I;';'" • ", "., : '! 'I" The 'r" DOUGlAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY' .' , •. -!. .. :," '.~ ';,' ", ' " ,.. , - . .! 1 _ ~ ;:... I. • ; d Thi!s: organization shall b~ a non-profit organization known as the ·pouglas, County Genealogical Society. ' ',' ... . .' • I - ' I ' , ARTICLE II:, • Purpos e ; .' , " . , e" •. • r : \' "f , .... " , ... ! The purpose ~f thi~; or~a'~izat ion shall ',b~ 't"~: promote' i,n'terest in genealogical and historical study and reseal'eh and to 'conduct such projects as ,shall cont1;'ibute to that end, whleh inc,lades the acquisition and maintenance ~ ,OLa' ,gene~,~ogical, lib~ary. .. , " I ' ", , ARTICLE III: Eligibility " .... • ..... • • .; : . ,. .~.. '. ( • • ..- I.~" '; '" t • ~ Any individual 'intereoted, in pr,ornoting the objectives' 'of th~ soclety is eligible for membership.' FrospE:;ctive ID(!mbers may attend t.wo, meetings as guests before being req'uired to PD,y annual dues. ' ARTICLE IV: Officers ,Section ~e: ,Off1.cer.1J shall be p.r~#dcnt', ~i~e",:presid~~t ~ s~c~etary, ", 'treasurer, lih'rariim, genealogist and .. e'ditor, ao'd'they shall tomp'rise the" execut~,:"e board. The execut.:i.'v,~ b?ar.d s,hal:l be requir,ed to irieetat least once between regular mcet,ir:gs';:' , 1" • • - • • ' ~ • • 1.. ~. '" ~. Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-year term and shall not serve more than two consecutive terms in one Of:i:'!ce:~' t~d:ividual~ 'siiXh ~ot be eligible to s~z::ve as offip:~rs ,\lntil. they, hilV~ beell" aues-pay'ing members• for six months, with,ej;c'~ptiori.of 'the fi'rst yedr;' ., .. . ' ..... ·,.~·.od· • .' •• ,~ . .,\~) ."~: • •• ~.t"'~.i'~~~:,..~_: .•. _. • ~ .. , . • ~ l \" • • .' '.' ,_. • ,I - '. r" , " : , , J \:", :1: .,>ARTICLE V:, ,J,'!1r .J,ia,men,t!lry ,Pr.oc;:e~ure ''c: .. ,~. • • • ~ Section Three: The fiscal year shall run'froID'July l' tc)June '3D • . Officers ,shall be elected at the annual meeting in AP7i1" and ,s~su~ duties at tbe July meeting. Vacancies in the officeD exc-ept-that:'of " pt;es,ide~t sh~ll ~e. fill~d, ,by, ~lec,~io~. ,a,~,:th~ n,e;xt rE;gul,?r II!~~ting snd ;sh;Bll; cO}lIpl~~e th~ ',unexpir.e~ te~." " " . ,',.. J'"",' ,', ...... , : . , ' :~', .' . I .. •. , " • "-; ;,. - 0' • _ t' _.1'):- .' ,~ '-·:I:,'1;her.~et~ng;~:~~~l :b~ ~~~du~t~~' und~¥~;:R~be~ts::Rt'tles....... \~f"6;rder" ~evi~ed. . .. ........ ~. ARTICLE VI: ' ~ Duties of Officers Section On§: The duties of the president shall be to preside at 811 the meetings of the society and 'the' executive bl'Brd; to appnint all ' committees; and shall be sn ex"off1.ci" member of all committees except the nominating committee. - 40 - �Section Two: The vice-presJdent shall a,ssume by the president~~ or in the absence pre,ident, or in case the office shall become for·~ meeting place for the organization, and members of said meeting place and time of the the presidential duties or incapacity of the vacant; shall arrange for notification of the meeting. del~gated Section Three: The secretary :s'hall keep the minutes and records and a roster of all members, and sh;;tl1. conduct all correspondence under the the directioQ .,o~. th.e pt:e~iden~. ~~ ~'" r:~·.;; "',; ~. • \. I • "i..." • • ;. • •. ' ..... l Section Four: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository therefor and duly account for the same. A11 funds'shallbe,d'eposited . in the name of the society • '~':i .... 'J ~ ,-; . . ",: :. . ' . .~. l":~~~ ~. • ::;" ~{' :t .... ;.... • '§~illon F.i.Y.~: /" ... ,.,.# .. . .';' . .,. ..• • '" r\ '. ......., - •• to: ~ . • . .... #' The librarian shall have "cus'tody of"aH"gelfealog'ical and historical material of the society and shall 'maintain a catalogue of such material and make such arrangements as the socie'ty'd:Lrects"f~r plac::e~ent of the mater,i~ls acquired by the s.oc,iety and shall be chair" ~n :of the Uhra'rY ·committee.···· . " ,,' . :'. ;:~ ,'. • .:.( " . \ .: i :..: ~ . " . • " ~ SeCtion'S'1:~: :. The genealog'ist shall be 'responsible for all' requests for genealoBical research frem' which fun1s are ·riiceived,· 'and·the'.accolmting to the treaGurer for 9aid fU!1!ls. r • " .~ Sectio~_eve~lJ_: .The editor shall be responsible for, the p'ublication and 'mairin'8' of .il-ie· quarterly ::lnd mai.ntaining it IS' mail;i.ng list;, ,aods,hall a'lso' be' chairman of the qua~ter1y, committee.' " i " : , . ':.:.... ::... . .... '. ,,~. t"l ..\.. j .- , ARTICLE VII: ~.~.. Meetings , . ,Unless otherwise .directed, regul.ar rneet'ings s~all convene. at 7:30 p.m. ,on .these·coild)~e'sday of 'each month. Four (4) mef,1oers, 'of, the-.. executive ,! b'oa·rd. slia~l cons'titute a quorum, and seven(7) members "of. the organization shall con's~it'ute a quorum. Action of the o~ganization ~t' regtila'r~or called meetings shall be by simple majority.' . . ';>C'.; .) ... ~. • • • ...., • " _ to , I ..' • .• '. ' • .' ~ART~GLE yIII: ..· Commit~ees -', . :Th~.·pr~sident shall appoint suchcommitte~s as deemed' ne~~ssary, including nominating and auditing committees " and "siiec!al projects ':committees as .t~e Qx:gaIJ:izat i on, directs,. : .AiiICLE ,: ~~:..~~ ~.:-_.~:.:.:..J:.:'.! ...... ~ ....... t:.,. '. .• ' iX:-:' D~es .• :l ~ '.. ". ~ :. ";l!... "oJ'~ ~ :."' ..: :Ar;n~ai- 'cfu~s 'shail be' $5.00' 'p'er member,' p:lus( ari~ a:cidft.!ona-iJ '$~ ..50 per member from the same household,' payable 'beforeorae the~;July' meeting. Each member paying the $5.00 dues shall be _en.~~rtl.e(to .~?e fr.e~, c,opY,.of e~ch,. quarterly and shall receive a 50% discount on, copies" thereafter, that, he·(or ,she} ~y_ pur,chase., .~~m!>e:r;~)~in~g.after,,7~! JulY ..1·.d~te. a~d p,ayi~gthe$5.00 '~'fee shalf r~.ce~ve· all 'back' iSsues 'of the -quarterly for'that fisca1 year • , n' ;.' ·~~:~.i,,:··f ~··J1 ,('.-;-',',', 'r:' . .. :. • J.;" -' �ARTICLE X: Amendments . ' These bylaws' -may be amended at the regula~ meeting of the society by a two-thirds (.213)·vote ~f,mem1?ers present, provided the proposed amendment has been submitted in.Writing at the previous regular meeting • ARTICLE XI: .., Dissolution ' . .. ',' . , . On the dissofution of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, after making provisions "for, p-ayment'of all liablilities of the society,· the' officers sh~ill dispose of aIr its a~se~s exclusively for charitable or educational purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt or.ganization(s) under, Section 501 (c)' (3) of' the tnterna~ Revenue Code of 1954 (or-the corres:': ponding 'prov.f.sion of' any futur,e Ul!ited States InternaJ. Rev~n~e law)'~' ".: . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . *~,., .. 1 • '\ ........... . . . .0 " .. !.,' .O' .' '. ... • ", . TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS - DEAY CEMETERY - DOUGLAS COU~TY, KANSAS (continued from the, 1977 Winter Issue of "The Pioneer~" ,' C .. " ! Lloyd REUSCH Nov. 18, 1975 Age 71 years DEAY Dora G. April 2, 1897 March 9, 1976 Eva E. - Schmidt April 26, 1883 Oct. 11, 1973 .' . John W. DEAY April 8, 1912 May 6, 1974 , - WINTERS Lota March 6, 1887 Oct., 4,1975 .~ " . .~' Ruth Louise Absher BRAZIL VITT Jessie W. Oct. 5, 1901 Aug. 17, 1976 ,I, . VITT Emery M. July 17, 1897 Aug. 31, 1973 " ... :,. . Wife of Charles Aug. 21, 1907 ,Nov. 11, 1972 . " BRAZIL '; ',' . I Charles Vernon " Alma L. DEAY Dec. 12, ~897 April 8, ,1976 ,:::. " ,", '-':~ Husband of Ruth May 9, 1890 Aug. 15, 1974 , " ' .'- • ,_,'.~, ,r; ' , Chester MAGUIRE' Aug. 7, 1973 88 Years, 9 Months 22 Days , ", ,:' .... �. '. WADE ·:vi . . .,:' , ' "i900' - 'i904' : .... . .' , Daniel L. 1853 - 1924 .... , ..... . 1895 ,.," Malissa M•. : ... ;. . : ,'" .. ....... ... , \ l· . - ' .~-~ . Michael.CLOSE "",' · ~prb. M~rch.' 5 " . ,;i>ied '"AugUst ',17,: ),~93 , . .' - ", .. -'~Waldo ~ . ...... -" . '~ ,. . ' <' ': ..... NICIIOLS' Ann Eo Nt¢lIOLS ', Born 'Janu~ry 2, 1836 Died Augu~t 4, 1918 : ..., "" wife of Michael CLOSE .•.. ~ied7 July 20, ,1879 ~:' -'., ~~, .. ~Aged. :..~5~ y~ars" _..... • " ... .... !O . . , Martha. ..' .. ... ,# ,,'';' ~'. ," wife of H. Co' JOHNSON.' Di~d Decemb~r. 17,. ,1873 ,. Aged' 42 year~ , I William VITT" , . . . · Died '. September 19, 1883 Aged 64 years I . J". Eo' NICHOLS' . . , Born Febnuary 29, 1828 Died July: 18, 1912 .... . 0" 'I'" \, .... 1 ...... Ao Do NICHOLS WILLIAMS Born May'15; 1807 Died December 20, 1888 , , \ I.- '.~ ',l' .. . ,.. ' ,~ NICHOLS William E.NICHOLS,', 1870 - 1925' .. ", . ,~ '. ; '" , " \ \ \ .... Walter 1884 - 1952 .. ' t " n . -, Infant of G. ~. and M. Lo STANwIX March 24, 1912 .... . • ,'4 ... .. ... I -.~-- .. ~ . ... ".1; -:' ., "J- , •• f -' .. Louisa A. VITT ': - .. : .": "", Died January 19, 1902 " Aged 54 years, 11'months and 7 days Rose ORRICK his' wife':; " . " . ' t ; 1874 - 1952 ' ' .':,: < ' , ... i. ',,, . l ., ,. Vi ~: ' .. I .... ~'(. '.~. . :' ; to-.!~ ,f. '•• . ~'" VITT Olive Mo 1886 - 1964 ,'~ ' .. ,. ,f;' Maude Arabella., ' 1899 - 1900 ~"'.1:: \. ,',. . ;: PHYo M. NICHOLS' 1876 - 1956 J ,', ' VITT .-, .... ..... ;.. Mary February 19, 1861 June 24, 1949 c:::/'.: "'""'~,, -, ..., " . Joseph November 17, 1860 August 3, 1935 ... .I , • Ii' . \, .. ~ Londleay VITT Died J an9'ary 4, 1895 Aged 45 years .'. ' ..... 1 ,,'j ~ . .: Hg. Matilda NICHOLS March 8, :1876 \ May 26,. 19,?6 . ' , Frank D. ORRICK 1867 - 1932 " VITT ,,' ' . . -. · William' , July 1, 1855 July 8, 1925 ':,.. ~ , I,,' ~ ". -,4) - . �, DEAY Brothers Art hur _, ' July 6,. 1887' February 20, ,1979 I · .... t" ,,' Elwood:DEAY , J"me 6, 18~O.~ ~ May ,'J! 20;"19~O' ~. : : •• •• ." ) Anna'H?~se Sons of James ,To and • DEAY t', James T. DEAY ,', March 20.,; .'. 1833~' ,'; .. November: 21, '1913, : ' Ann Eo His wifE( August 2~'':1 ~853' ," February 12 ,: 1939 \. ~~ • • Karlan Joe EDLER 'June 27, 1951 I) . ..... ,: ! \. Henry A. September.. 20,': 1878 December '24, '1959 ' . , .. ' , . .' ~. . '/ I J \ i -~ t' , f I '. , Mary ,E •. , wife ~bf 'Jam'e~ DEAY September 27, 1839 November 27, 1871 ' .. .. ~ i LIGGETT Mother: Rosa M. January: 25 , .1870 February 3, 1941 r .~ '\ \ ,.: : c-: .. (f' .... .: .', , • ~. 0 " Hazel A. -;daughter of E. and C. E.'-DEAY' January 17, 1896 April 3. 1897 r, • 0' Karlos , son of'Glenn and Mabel May 9, 1952 ," (' . . "." \ \" \ Jeremiah J. son of M. J. and J R. -JOY Bo,rn January: 4 , 0'1882', Died January13~ '1883 ~, ". r: r ~ \ 'J , James Lo son of E. and C. E. DElAY, May 6, 1881 ' . " November 28, 1885 ~ \ .. , Father "', . Charles A. May 21, 1867 , February 19, 1950" -, '-,', t:/. .' ..~ . . \ ~:i..l; Jame~ E. ;', . , >,~, ". ' son of J. R. and N. J. JOY September 4, 1880 December 12;- 1908, , '0' " . \. .~ DEAY Joseph May 2, 1868 November 7, 1868 \: ..... Infant son of,: :,' H. Ao and Oo,M: EDLER November 12, :,.1914.1 ,J _ 1.. Elmer June 16, 1863 September 16, 1876 ,0' EDLER Olive M. ,. . ._. fu;rch 5, :1887 ' ' , ,- : July 8, 1970 ~ ' ':' ' January' 15, ,:1,.953 , ; ~,,- October"l~, ,1863 ~ 8 "p. ,.'~··A~·'~, Carrie Eo DEAY Irvin March 6, 1884 January 5, 1969, .. ~: . ','\ 't:.' Nancy Jane , " wife of J. R. JOY ":,,1 '.,i, Born December 25, 1847-: .~"" ,>.! Died January ~".1&81 : .. ', ! ,,' ~.', KALE ,." . , - 44 - " : ~'. :. �Della May daughter of J. R. :and~ N;'(j'J • JOY Born April 20, 1879. , ,'. Died September l5~1879 Ida May KUHNS '." ': . :': Born October 25,' 1891 ~. Died October 27, .1891 " .. :" ,', 1 • Perly Bell JOY ~,: . , : < Born December-,ll" 1875',' Died Decembei".J7, .r884. , .. ' " Nancy Gertrude JOY _, . i! .', Died May 21', 1877' Aged 1 montli:and.17 days ~:, .!~- I' Marshal M. LIGGETT' March 16, 1837 June 14, 1911 -'!.. .. ~ , ... '. ~', .... .' John R. EVINGER' '.:.~ ."'~: ...... Born October 8., :'iB9~ Died August i~',' 1893 r:'.· " 'or \' LIGGETT William 1885 - 1886 ~- .:. ': . .... ,. '.: ~ "." " :c:, ~ .' I Lena 1906 - 1906 . \,- i '. '. ~ Charles o. 1890.. .-. 1909 ' .. ,. ';, ~ ... / : ~ ,""t' ••, .. ' . \ \ i.. . r. _.: .. \ \' 1 _. ",' ~ \ ','" ,- .:> \ ...... , - \ ., :.' . ,'- . ~." . i "!. .. ; . '.: . : :. ". ' ~) I \ .) Robert H. TODD ",:- ,': .'" ::' Born February 8, 1909 Died February 10, 1909 _ - ,.,-I son of........J.," L. and, C. C•.• "' . 'TODD,. " .... l l.."". . .' ~. ~I"'. "" - 45 (, \ \ . "'7 .' \ ....... Marshall' T •. 1892 - 1909 • ,,:., ...... \ , \, , . Eva A. 1903 1903 '.':. Henry ,JOr .' Born in Fredri'ck Co·.".·Md.' January 17 ; ,'181f1-:' " ;:' .. ,,:.::. Died September 1, 1885 / ., .. " .' .......... j .•::. Della N. 1895 - 1896 . . ' ~ Eliza JOY . .. _ ~ . :'. ,... ' Born February.23r 1815· . ·;·::-Died April 11, 1896 KUHNS Forrest Edmund. KUHNS :" :. ,,'; Born FebruarY., 17, ]'889': ..... Died August 2, ],889 - Jennie ." , ',:' wife of Elmer EVINGER Died October 25, 1892 ",_ Aged 27 years .; and. ...... ?,.mon~hEr " 7·. W. M. LIGGETT Born October 13, 1804 Died July 11, 1886 -..:' 0 ,;. '0' Emma J. daughter of M. M. and E.' LIGGETT Born July 27, 1864 Died Septembe~};6, 186,~ Catherine LIGGETT., .,: Born June 28, 1806 Died January 23, 1905 -;.:-.' Leonard EVINGER ,... , , Born October 24~; '189i :. , . : .. Died October 26, 1898' ' .. \, Jason T. LIGGETT Born February'.16; 1841 Died November,:~" 1861 . - ,. ~~..: Elizabeth LIGGETT Oct.ober 30~ 1839 : 'Novembet 25', 1905 ,':~ Joseph GARRETT Died April 16, 1861 .' . \. '. f : (markings engraved"ina field stone) ....... • '., • t ": .... i . " �John Eo TODD ' "' ' I : ." Born June 30,' 1898 i.' Died April i, 190i" ": son ofl J Lo and Co C. TOpD ' Augusta : wife of Henry:REUSqH July 8, 1847 ' July 7, 1906 , :",:[ . 0 ." . ' 'ii 'j ~ . r ~. ... ,:, .l Gott1eib RAUSCH, November 3, 1813 March 26, 1902 HaymondL.. 'TODD", . Born' September 5; 1888' Died December 16, 1896 son of J. 'L~ ap.d C. ~ ~ODD D~nnis " Martha ," " August 7,' '1866 -" . ',','.. '-'. , ",April 23" ·19~3 . ,f IB66~ . \ ,. , .... ...... , -',' ' t ': ~, .-' •• •• ' : .. Elijah E. '\ son of Wo H. and,H.' k. PARSONS Died September 15,,1862 , Aged 1 year, 2 months and 9 daYis ,' George A. son of James and Mary Q. BRAZIL Born , December 2, 1868 ( Died October 8, 1892 , ' Baby' GOTTSTEIN' '~. , .. 1903 \-/0 BRAZIL, _ _. September 18, April 5, 1953 " " ,.:.:; ", . . GOTTSTEIN JOM FE!bruary 14,: )',857. August 24, 192;3 '- . , .r, Mother ,Clara C., , 1867 ..: :l:9~2 . . , ,. c. '" ~.' ... ~ ',' ~ TODD Father John Lo 1853 - 1944 :.' .. John GOTTSTEIN August 23, 1824' March 21, 1893 Clara Mo TODD" ': ,. ' Born June 21,' 1899 Died March '28, 1901 daught'er of J. ,Lo and Co C. TODD '. '. ..: ;. ,,:. : ., ~ ...... '~ .. '. . Willis R. . son of W. H. and H. A. PARSONS Died January 5, 1897" Aged 11 days " e, I i ( i iI ! Walter J. son of W. Ho and H. A.,PARSONS Died December 17, 1887' ,t Aged 1 ye~r,; 2 months and 19 dats PARSONS William Ho 1837 - 1914 . Hester A.',,' ' 1842 .', ---- , , . - 46 - �. ,: Herbert A~<WERTS May 14, 1871 . JanuarY 9',' 1955' . James CERAL ".;(j.: November 7:,. ~910 _ ; November 30, '1910 ,-.: ", . .,. . ' ' . Charles KARNES 1872 - 1910 Father Joseph BOLEN January 17, 1865 November 10, 1904 GRIFFIN' Tressa GRIFFIN January 17, ,1890 .. ,. _ November 20, _1918' -',' ( . ' ... .: ...... . KARNES Anthony M. 1829 - 1910 .. . " r,., '1. c. Clarence ~AUGHER'.h·~'. C tlJJIJ JanuaZ;Y 14, 1898 ... ,,',.' .. -'. April 29, 1962H82.tj'fiJf-··s!:232.!£tH'r . Lynda PERSING Died August 28, '1878-, Aged 57 years, 2 months'and 27 days ..•• r Mary C. PERSING· '. '. , ,.' " '.' Died June 29, 1874 :. ,-.' ... ci*\ Aged 71 years, 10 months,8:lld 8 days W. T. PARSONS ".' 1862 - 1901 ..f.. , - : ; t', . ¥SBI rl8~BM tl Ore1 DEAY \'oe±2.Vf~s ~~~f;~JEJ?J! November 24, 1889i<;[~1 ,.£ ri?'lF'~: Mclrch 29, 19i~Q J ,O:;,CJ f:;,h d ;:)"1 Myrtie Eo da~ghter Born Died Aged of J 0 A. aD:d R. ·G. DEAY Novemb~r 23, 1884 August 6" .1897 . .• : l2 yeap{3, . 8 months days . . and ·14 . ", Lu1a Karn DEAY 1877 - 1959 • Jo A. Levonia PARSONS 1864 - 1942 .. ' .. Nellie G. DAUGHERTY Died March 6, 1967·· . Aged 74.: yea~s, . 4 rnon~h~ ~~d -28 days :.: t.;', Baby PARSONS:· 1900 - 1902 \r • I , " .: '1, ....... ... DEAY July 20, , i859 . May 31, 1939 ,', ' . .; ,J::' .... : Ollie M. KARNES 'daughter. of. :' ;.:.", A. M. and H. ,'M. KARNES ': Born November 19;"J,?@~' _ .\.~;c~.J: Died May 23, 1878 ., • " r .''~-;;L tl.l·~lt . ';..]!;) 1';; r;:u. Azminta A. . .::., ":+\1;.( daughter of <~":":F. "j (jas~I A. M. and H. M. KARNES .- S)?.r Born August 30, 188(,--.7. . ", Died January 13, 188l.. ~ ~ ",\ '.. ." , ..... Roaa his wife September 6, 1863 April 2~ 1912 William MEHL 1870 - 1958 . 1~(~ , L <( ~l ,:.; ...... "I Mayme B. MAGUIRE 1889 - 1968 .' ",. " .. -' �MUSICK M. W.. A. : E. MUSICK . July ,29, 1883 March '4, 19;13 . " ~,' Father Thomas N. JOY April 26, 1852 February 7, 1904 r' ., -'., • • "., '. (' ~I ', .. ~.wife· of'. '.: ,::.' ~ ,',' ·'H.' MEINKE' }3orn September, 19,. 18,32: Died January 31, .la83 _. '., ' Mary , John W. i~75 '- 1963. ..... ., ,l Henry MEINKE _' .. Born May 15, 1822·., . . to.' ': Died February 4..' '. ~88~c.: MUSICK William H. MUSICK Augu~t' 15, 1839 . ,October r,~1906 ~'~f-' ".• ,. .4~~",: r JOY Infant (no dateso~ ~t~ne) WElL,.·:.'" Jilachel - " i876 .:. 1960 " ., ~ ." " , . '. ." RFdrel MUSICK -,. - ',,'.' .February '10, 1846 June 6~ 192~ ..: .. : .. ' John W. MUSICIr.'.. I. ' (' MEINKE John Herman . '. ' <.' August 15, 18~4 . ~" .. ~ . July 25, 193 6 ':-: Charlotte Brazil·. April 7, 1857 . April 9, 192~ •• De'cember 17,' 1872 ,,,-'. i.' .. *. :'..1 - ..... - - .,.J: .• '~. Septe~berl~,:1903 Mary ~. MUSICK .. ;-, t,;. j;': June 8, 1875 : . ~{ January 26, 1924 Clinton Roy MEINKE November 28, ·1893-: December 10 " i8~3 '. •. Infant daughter of : ~ Nettie and Lee HEGEMAN May 18, 1921 .,', George H. VITT December 7 , 1873····· .. ' '- , Januar;y 4, 1955 I' '~' August,',.30,~ ... . ... ",r-':.i '~. 'J • • . 19.59 .... ~ r. ~ ~....' .I •• ...... • ~1 • , I ' .. '~ . I ~ ,: .. . ...t • .' .~. .':'; .\:. :-'/C l: '1: ,t. I, ~.~ t. - \\ William WESTERHOUSE , :., 1886 - 1928 ';-, ',: ... , ":. . . :,. ~;j' Retta 1870 - 1950 • ...,. • ~at~~ont.stone)';· 'c!l0 .. • . "• ','j {;' t DA{,J'GHERTY Bert 1865 - 1939 .. ,.. ; /\ , ..... Gertrude Z. VITT~· MaY''-I3~ • 1902 . : " - " , July';;2~;! 19i~·. ,,':~",-. JOY, J;~fp11~. •• ... Frank L. DAUGHERTY. . ,. Kansas .... Pfco Med. pe'to CS:P:JP ~!I9~po 52 -', World War r . j! August 24, 1895 " October 10, .1966·::_ •. ,'. ! \ " .... -;. Myrtle VITT February 24, ,l~8p <' J, _, • , William W. McKINNEY 1890 - 1958 • -.1 ~ ". ' - 48·~ ...... \ \ \ �I " PEA.Y Viola,M. 1892'~~+966 . . ~. "~,' ,'. \ ;.} , 'h.>·~·;:.··;l·.·. ~./ • ~. It· i." • f· J'~e's: '~~ ,-' ,} +886 -: 19~3 , , ~~>~~\i;~"J:: Gi:'~ye. marked \\'i~h "small s~one; t~~c:!r;tption reads Only:' ,~G. A. Bo ;, ..~~. ' . ' , L;,;F!' , , Peter" WESTERHOUSE ," 1829 '- '1876 . ' ;':: .. CLARK David S. CLARK March 28:," 1834 February 22, 1904 ..... , . , ;." '. ~ • t, .:. ,', .' . . Magdalena VITT Geb. Stegel , wife of Wilhelm VITT Died April 23, 1879 Aged 63 years • • ) . t., • ',' ~;> • 'j Teddy BRECHEISEN ~902 - 1975' . .. t ," I , , . , " Pearl E. CARTER 1909 - 1973 ::, ~.,- -' " .;\, Homer E. CLARK 1899 - 1977 ; David Winfred CLARK' ,:," Born March 27, 1890' . Died March 8, 1895 Oscar E. CLARK Sept. 22, 1889 ~rch 17, 1973 " Henry EGGERS 1830 - 1908 ~., ! " .. ' . . ...... \ There were at ,.least ',17 ~tber i graves found in this cem~tery /\ " that were either unmarked or ': "" the stones were ~i)r·oke~., qr'·:· .,~ .'. '. '. had weathered until they were' unreadable. Some of·the~e' '; were marked only with a f.ie!ci stonethat",had rio lnscaptl~ri that could be found. " " THE ENQ "" ,'. ,e .... ~ .. Ar~hur S. JOHNSON"'" ',: ..', , July 27, 1873 Aged 21 years" " , ,- ~ ... , .. ,I. ... ). 1 i ~; '.. i fi' _. • 1828 ... 1916 d· ... ' Mary Elizabeth CLARK Born August 22, 1887 Died March :'14, / 189~ ~ f' ., . Howell CLARK '... , Born 'July 30;,)897 , 'Died August 3'; ;1897 Anna EGGERS " ., , '. , Gloria,,' . . ' ,. , , .. Died (Data unreadable~; ·b.u·t :PZl the same stone as: Magdalena 'VITT ~) : '... ' ;,',,:: .,' ;.. . . ; . .••• '. .;j Rolly (or Rolen)KARNES i (middle initial A. ,', son of A. M. and ·'H::',M. KARNES' Born April 4,' 1877",' "';: ','.,;,;' Died Decembe'r' 7, . i877 , : ',t',: .A.. CLARK . '.'~ ~ September 28, 18.$6-, ," August 26, 1930 ;" , Wife and Infant 'son of .. Lewis KLEIN Died January 2, 1881 Aged 20 years and ? moht~s' ." Mary David S. CLARK Co. B. 6 Kansas Cavo -- -." :. Sherman So JOHNSON ,,,,, '" Died October 18, 1873 " Aged 4 years ,(?) '. ,;: • ' • .t .:., i ",,! '<, ._'~" �, _... ..... ;. , .. : ..I .' t..' !,\ 4- I ,_ .\J,... =,<t :'~~'" < " ' !' ", . '. . ' ... ;.;. ... '.' ....".' : ,~ ; t •• ~'. " ; .... ,: " ,•. _'J: ", JAY HAWKERS ·'BUSHWACKERS & SKELETONS " ;' (My' ancestors in Kansas & Missouri) ~. : .. , ~ -0, .. '! .~::, t~.:i" \' ~, .. " .:.: : ' . : ,: ~,_~ ,: .'~' '",,':- ;), ••.•• _ ,'r ,.:'~ t ..... ~.' • I' r'., ~ • -; '" ... " ' ", .' '-: C!,ntr~buted ,',1,- ',~ ,.' ... ~. ,:~ ~ '. by: :Mr. R~b,ert ~.;'qoo~.pastllre ,R~~t_e·;~ ..~_~,9~geto~., ,C~~i~0f.;~~' ,9_56~4 . ...... \ , ~~~:, • .t.... ~.II::.-:.,... . :. ~ . I~ ~ ~ PREFACE ,::~' ' . ,_. : , " .. , '.., , -, _" -,~ ,', . ,":, I:: ;~-" Thi'S '~(t o'f 'hlst;ory i:s for both"J'~yh~w~eis,! a~_d Bu.s,pwacker.s. _,.'tl:t· g1-ve~' .what. I \lave fOund concerning'my ancestors on each IJtde of the Kansas - Mi.ssouri bor .. d,~r/.q~r:1-~g,.a~~ I~F~ceeding .th~, ,Civ.q llfa,r;,J:~is,t<;> the en9 ~b,~t'Y,9tb,~r, pltiy,'s.up: . p}.y added inf~I'lQ4t·ion·: that wc;>uld. make' this 1:iistory ;ev.en; mor~.:: i~te.re~,ting and ,1 "t.:. .. '" ",\ , .,. ,c.9mpl~te • • f_~':'( '!" '.' ._ ~" ' : . ':: .' ,", ~: ..., ~~. ".:. '_'..1 ' i ~ l ' ~. '. I ,. ; ..... \'. J. '...... !' .. ,... • ••• • ," .. ,. . • ~ .. ;. . . ', My great grandfather, Hamilton G,o,odpastu,r.e and his family moved from Morgan County, Ill. to 'Linn County, Kansas,prooably over the Lane Trail some time ar.oun~ l85617.~:·. )Iis. ,:Son;iq. ....~aw ,. John "FoJ:'.d ¥ho.:~r7;i~dr;Pi~. e lde.s~ 4aug!tter 'Qn 7 May. 185,4; in. Ill." .may:,have. accompanied tpe~,;-atlea§t. E"iz,abe~h·did.- John .F9r;:("so~~·.i)~s~ed cut .of-.the pi~~4r~,eit,l;1e~,.unacc.idently pr, just disappeared, P!.oba1?Jy al<?ns. t~e way., .:T\leir ~nlY~lchq4:,9ieg,at ~g~.,t:- ',~ . '-:' /1." , - : ;": .. . t 'I ',,~ ' .-: .fi;":, .~~. • ,,,,', . ' . • . • , •.•• ,:. "~::·I·'\. il..l· , :, EJi~a1?~t ~~·s. g.ra~d 4a~g bter )~olD-:a, l~~er ~r7;iage,. w9Q:; grew." ~p :' cios ~" f;o ' her, .187;9ndmo!=he~, ~):lformed ~e that JOAn, ~or4~~as ~. bigimis~ and ,requested·me'_".~Q ,. ..;;r~movehi~:mane from.;he~aIl;li1y. qistory.~ Ther~ .should.!.be~.a·,story llere,.abouts. . , " ., .: ••~ ~'f" .... ~!:" Ma~tin Fanche~ on 3 March 1859 in Linn Kal1sa~. ,~he ~F~i~ge·.was .wit;ness~d1:>y her, .old~r"'bx:othe~s ·Andrew J .• W.qlia~ ~ ... G~odpe:sture .• ':.'~. ';j :', , . ! 'i:.,' Elizabeth married (2) Samuel ,.>.::, o.(:·.~-..J '~l,\! _ .. ' .:'~ ... r .... .;.:.... :, ... ~~. f .. 4.:.!~··:·: ,~~~'.t".~ ...... : . .: . Co., and:; >" ;. 1',' '. ,i .... n·'." Hamilton and family, except for Elizabeth, appear in the 1860 Census of Scott ... 'rtqp.,.:L1:nl1 Go.,.;p •. q. :Br.~o~~yn,~ on 29 June •. ·S~II;l~el~ ..EHza1:>~th .~er~·iq.Paris Twp. r p~:r ,sam~, ,c.~nsus'~on' 7 Aug~, ~~60.! ' .... ,:' . 0:.,·· ':,'.: ;.:; . ~ ,.:' ' , ' . ' . : ; ' ',' i : ~'. : .. j ,'.. .:~' 04 'ot ,J~'" (I .. ~ l!. _" _... ~ -;.: . < " s . 1;" ! j': .... .. ,. .. 4 ,,: ~ ".; a. ~i .r·o ' .",'.; '. ~ . Hamilt9I'\ and.qi~ ~wo .:.e~d~.s.t ::s9.~~.', At;ldr~~ ~n4 ·~~il1i~m."~y .I)ave~ervec;i. ,in '" ,0Il e <?f'ithe."Dl~~~ti~, u~,~t~;.(so c;~~:led). co~nde4. by' JalAes' Lane a'C),d/or James Mon~g.<?~ery .. < T~es.e, ;units, w~J;e, bord.~r:.marau4e.r.s. tba~ 'ra,ided .. into-Missouri to plunder and carry off slaves. . , "'~~ '.:(~~~·~'i·8~O or ~~r.i;' '~8~:1'the ,:-~oo.dp~·s~~.re fand'G -~~v.ed :t~.L~'c';s·, Co. ~ Io~a. The, Fancher. family either accou:q>anied them or I followed s.oon.rafter':· ·In Sep 't. i86l 'Andre~ ~~d'ww1fliam eniist~d :i~ Co. "C" e 13 'Iowa Infantry at C~;iton, Ia.; Andrew ~s Pvt.'-a~~,:~il1ia~,.a,s. Corpi. ,. V~teran:•• :Will-i'am's previous service,: , ~.s:t.-.\h~ve b.~~ ;iq. ~h,e; .L.inn p,o~ Mili:tia ..., ;,,' " .. ,~,l;J, ." • ~ ~ ' , . • • P,' -: .} C ..' ; • " • In July 1862 Hamilton's third ~on Abraham~ ~~cj' Sa~u;l Fa'n~h~~ ~~ii'~ted 'at 'r <!har,li~on, ~a •. in Co.' !'K" 34th Iow~:Ipfantry. ' ,Abr,abam,~':my' grandfather;' ': ' filu~ived. ~the wa,r but" ~m:nueJ ,died in the 'servi,ee. " ~':.' . '. . ... ' '" , <' t :) T'" C'. , . - 50 - .. .', : ':' , ; �Hamilton apparently did not acc'ompany his wife and children to Iowa.. If he did he returned to 'Kansas for h~ appeared ,at 'Fort Scott' in 1863 wh,re he en, listed ,in Co. "L" 6th. Kansas Cavalry. He f,Qrnished his own horse and horse .. t,.! .••. ' .. ' " ... ' . equ i pment. ( \ .;,. ... -~ y, , " '", ~:1. ':l I ' , •.·.. ··~·l .. i l 1\,' ' " ',: ~ .. ,I .. ' , . , .',.' • " ".. ' '; This w!iter ha~ ~een unab~~ to find ~nythi~g concerning Hamilton's activiti~~ :'duriIig I t·he per'iod -1858-62. Why .. aid he remain in Kansas? Was he detained or :~'iengaged ~in:;'Jayha:wIter activft'ies? He:was given a medical discharge 'on 8 Jun~ 1865 at DeVall's Bluff, Ark. 'He joined hi~ 'family in Iowa and in 1869~7P, moved to Oregon by' wagon. The party no. d~ubt cgnsisted of Hap:1il~on~' wif,e " - ine~nor) son',James' and daughter Martha.' "-, i: !',', . , . ' , : "','j,',' . : : , c' ~'.,. ;~'J :c. '".:~ '." .: . :l~ .~'. ";"~'.> .;''!'''': '.;.1:.: . ,"1:· ~<' " :'-!~':.:","!. ..:; ... '\ :' '. Hamilt on' neverJ'~applied for ti. p ensl on) the 'i)asis at" hif("own ~~erv(ce:"but- ~~id , :fUe on', the: bl:is·is' of: the 's'et'Vice ofilis sonWilibim~'~(l'1i-1ff~im' 'died '''of' wounds , " , " receive4 before Atlanta on 28 July 1864'.) This appears strange. 'HaDiilton s service was honorable and he was discharged as a Corporal • ... on " .~,~¥._;;~.~ ~f·.: :':; . ~- . ~." r F' " !. t'4 'BUSHW~CKERS !. Claudia was a'-daughter-of'Peter 'aiid"H8ruulh'--(Andrew)"Osborn(e)'': '~:~:P,eter:'ai;t~:·_ Hannah moved from N. C. to Missouri before 1850 and after -280ct.,,1844-the', date of Claudia's birth. Hannah died sometime during the same period._ ~.' '~"~:~ ~ ,~.,: :~~ ,:\:i.~,. : J>". : ........ !'.-r.j Peter: Osborn: age' 28~and,'daug&ters Sarah 8 and :€~' .;~-~' 5·app~ar· iIi t:ne "household of ISaac Solsberry, Fristo Twp., Benton'Co~:~in 'the"1850'(4'Sept'.) 'Census!.'" Peter married (2) Louisa Sally~ shortly there after (3 Oct. ~~59?). ~~ey took up land rirt,I:yiln' 'twp ~,; Cedar, Cciunty' in" l8~ 7 ,~li~re :they ':ap'p'e~r':~wi'c'e ,<3~' July & 14 Aug). iIlt;he 1860 Census~·, Th1S"mov'e may-"bave'b'een'~due to 'Jayhawkerraid's'. The 'writer :has:been",unable to "find addit'i'onal! d'at-a' ~Peter in Missoud:~:"""" . . . . . . . ', ,.' E : ,,4 •• ,: , - : ... : .' " . ' ::, .: •• 0 on ~-..,~ ',., so r ":~'l ::.i~ '.' , : ".- :~: !:' 0 Claudia married Alfred Tribble on 31 Oct. 1867 at Sedalia, Pettis Co., Mo. This ,;,lndi'cates::;an "eastward 'mcive "of ':the 'Osti'o'rn -family, di,rio'gtlie "war.~· :Aifred ,-~nd :Claudia.moved ..to' Vetinon~Co;r;.. :MO'~ :where ~all-'-~{ the:i~ c::~ildren ·we:re::b~,r.n\~' ... '. '.~.:! . . ~ l ' : ..... '. .'. -........ '.-' ',:' .' :~.",~ .' l,i ';', .• .1: _ . ; ; .. ; .1' '.4. , The 'War'~was,-over'but ,the 'Rebels: were,sett'ing'''even' with ·t~~ni·"Yarikees'" j>" When someone asked Robert E. Lee why he let 'his daughter' 'marry a;lYankee -he'~replied: IIThat's the only way I can get even with them now." ' .. '. •••• " t nl'" :. :"l"-~ ~; ~;':', , ,}",' -,~: :!-' ..•. ~ ,.; ..;: : .:'.J,:.tf::'::.~· ~~.,1::~}. !.,~' . Pet'er, ~~boirie·'proba~~~;:h~~"~he 's'a~ ,idea.; 'A: lf red: T'ribbl'e' was a'7Unionl'~soldier during the War. Alfred and ,Claudia's' m:arriage: 'was-'rather' turbulent. "Ye's :they reared a family but Alfred took'to drink to ease the Rebel psychological warfare and as a result died rather early. Can you Jayhawkers and Bushwackers add anything??? • \j: • - 51 - \. \'" �.. REdlISTER ,Or.'.T,HE . OLD " .. ~.:' • I >~ '. . vi .• ~ • .#::-: (co~tinued t't6m' the 1977 . .. . ; \:!..~ ," ... MEET.iNd,i : ;. • . 'c , ,~, ; ,. '; :.' . _ ..... "T~.PIONE~~:~} Winter Issue of , ., ~ ~ ~: ( ~( ... ..... SETt~ERS'! ~z . ~, " .... . , . . . . ,\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • o. ~ME., ~IAC~ AND DATE' 9" BIR:~ PLACE AND DATE OF SETTLEMENT . ,PRESENT, . . . . .. ,,;' ..'.: :., ... \' . . . . ' .RESIDENCE ' . . , . " ,' ~'~ ,,~~ . '. .... ~~ ~ .' 5 ~ r ~j .. • • • . ." ~ ,.' 0 t 0 . 0 ... ~. , ~~:. I • .. •. '. 1 , 0 !~ .' -:.,::~: " .!" t , \ ',! ' " . , , ' •. ' ~ ~ "0, . .!' .•. ,~" .", .. .'" • :-: .. ...;..' •• " • ..... • i ; BA~ICKLOW, H~ ,Yo •.Do ;,,~hdiaqa ", ,'·.i' t; August , 1849' ~ , .• ~ I~' *,. .'i " -. " Newton t' Osage ;CoUriiy; ;1February !2~;\":1858:r'~,:'~ 'AprU:20, 1840 .;,: ,-: BROC~LSBY, Wi1~iam; Marion, O. ~ 1 " ..., : . ~"~ " :~: ':. ~'''. ~. 1" .... : " . "> 'J ( .. c.~ • Farbonda1~ . J.,awrence C· " '•• : '. tawrence \. . . ,: ~"';;BANGS, C. w~';' Campton: L.C.; Dece~er 19, 1834 . :';: ~f. •• :~"-; ~ Lawr~nce; May:l0;'18'59 April \2, 18~4 '. ' . , . ,.1':. Lawrence; May 10;' t'~59 ' ~'. : April: 29, 1832 'I~BROCKELSBY, Mrs, W.; Marion, O. ';1 '1.' '1" : .... ; ":4 . ~ 0':'(' . ". ;"1··."'.' ":;':' i Lawrence; Mar'cil:i,.1868 J<ansas " .~ .. "'BANGS, Albert; Slanbridge, C.E. I Lawre~ce; BARBER, W. 1.; Ohio;; D~~~mber.;?7 ,: , r. ~ '1825 q~t:y . ... ~' .. • • March ,20, ..1857 ,;:. ,Douglas county.;'. Marchi 4;,. 'f t. ~.~ i874 '. " ~ ','II' .- ~r .~ ~ ...... >~. "l,:.-.t t ~r:.': ~ 1O~ BEARD" John; N.H.; March . t·.:: ·~"d 1810 :,.r:.J.'''' ,t .......". ~ BA'ILEY; Mrs. F. A'.;' Ve'bn~nt'" .' BARNES, A.; Barne~yil1e, . ';.. ;'. : July 15,' 1848 f' :. '!',V •• ~':".~ ''-BAILEY, F. A.; Mass.; October 21, 1827 . ',". . ,... .• ,. -. .. -to - ' I'~ Monmouth Tp;·;:Shaw Coun'ty;' December 1, 1868 '.,j.';~::, " ; t ..' " Monmouth ;. ['. Lawrence; Septemb~r "15~' '1'854 ..... " • ,', ' Leavenworth Co • .1 ~', BANNiSTER, W. , Lawrence ;. BENED.I.GT ,. M., R.;;: N. ,Y • .', . '-~~ • '.!/ : '," ~- Lawrence; 'January' "30; -,18§·t· )·· .. .:··;Lawrence .,... . ':"; :.: .... :' BRO~N, ~C1ar~" ~~;;~eV 9?~nty ,: ·Pa' •. ; ,~' ., ;- . :,. '13a ldwin . City ;" BURKHART, Joh!} ~';, Smilihvp~e",I~d~. " July' ?9', 1~5;4. ' , .' . . ~ I ~ B~OpD, Kat~.; Lao/rep.c'~J'~;'" . Janhary ~0,~862 . ;.&,/." ... • ',"'; ,.,.i" , 'tt: Lawrence f I.· • • • • - ".:", • . : ';.~ .. t Lawr~nce 9.; ........ _..... Topeka; - 52 - April 1~",:.-i870' . : ';. �'.; ~d i.s·o,n; BARNES, Emma; Wisc. -!anu~ry" 7 , ~'1854 '1' ! ~ ", " ..... ,\~. .~"/ f f.,:,' : : ~ , '\'''' • ~.:. •. :.. , • '~ ~ "'. : ,_.. .~~YA~, ····!I • I • , '; '. .,~! ~. I" j .. ,. ..... 'f' '''. ,.. ·',),·l I ~'.'~ "" , .~:,~ :- J, Se'ptew>er 1, .' . 1862 ... ' : .. ;1 1 .' ;/t,:" Topeka ',~.l.. . ., . v Wilson County; June 15, 1871 • ~~r~~c~. • t • '. ' . .~ " • .. ( 4 • # ,. ,.,: . ;1.i:;'I.;' , W.:H.,· ~r.; Nashvi~le, ,T~nn~S,s~e;, l1ay; 5~ .1856 . .Lawrence; ., .. " ! •.:q.~RVC$J • ' I ' .. ~.. I;" ~...... . ~~. 't '..,. : . -/ Bl\~N, Mili's C~rrie;N. Y.·City; . . , Feb~pary p, 186~. .:= I, • 'Leav.e,n~orth;' .. . May 30, 1879 " • " '!;> •• Renss~18Eii),·ilrtd/;. i~~?i H. C.; Qhest~r~·Vt~,;· Aprii 15, 1821, . ,. (. .. '.' Lawrence t< ...... - 0 , Rensselaer .1. "-'.' '. Lawre~ce;. Octo~ii~ ),":';~81P':~" . _.~LPRIDGE ,. Geo.·, W.; Lawrenc:ebu.rg, " ' -' -"'InC!.'; May 7, 1853 , BA~HP;', Anna C;; ~ Harrisonvil'le: .. . t: Lawrence • ..' -1 " :,-,; Paola;, Jan'uary 14', ~ 186~- Mo ~ ;';~ugust 18, 184Z .~ ,,. . I '!' .:. _ '·,1 ,; . . , ',t .'........ Fran¥f1.n ·Coul1tY.; ';Q¢t'~b~~~\r859 .~ . BuRTqN,..~M~t:~ha;.L~quon; _.111;:- ~ .. :'. ~'.' Nove~er 15, 1843 : 1}" • ,I. , '!. ...., •.' " t., • ..' BAILLY ·Elizabeth A. t ... :... ~.: :~ . \. t\ ' rI B~NTON, J. • Ella;: Brooklyn, N. Y.; June'.!·,' 1~6.2 ~~ ';= '.f ~OND,: ~ .::::.'., • ~ w. Lawrence , H.; PlatteC~mnty, Mo.; Ju1iY,; ~9,. 18.49' ." . . J';•••. Leavenworth; November 21, ' ' ..~,: ,i., " . ~ ~,.; "! .. '_.,"': ..", .~. SkOWN, Sarah A.; New York; . J, Jaqu~fy:12"'1838 .~~r.ence Lawretlce; July, 1857." ...... :'·,Yl:,:·:·;:;.< .'.:J.;;' ,,,:,'.'.":'J"!' <_ .. f \., ..Mass-.; ; . .~'·:·."·w· ·:Hutchison;' Ju1y 1"6; 'i862 .',: '" ~.: ,-. ,:."':_ :.".J-.. ,} November 26, 1845 iR()lffl" Elizabeth.' :Q';; ""~;' Leavenworth " '"'1862';' I :"J</~~"': ~ '" • <•• !,- ;··,t· , :,'o ,':.' \ ':", -,J"' ":-. . ./ BYRD, John H.; Vermont; ,;i .. :.'. ,'. pe~e~er ~8, l,,8~~. ' .... ., .,.' . . t.· .\ . .. '" Lawrence . .\.).'.. .. ' . ', ~>,. .:.' .'';' "; .. ;' ------, ; .... : ~.. ~l. .- ... , ,', " = •. . ~i : ~ . 53, -:. ' Lawrence :,:.~>: 5j L~wi~rf~e J,:: :::t:: ,i;' .:, �."" BYRp ~ Alic~H. •. ; o. .' ..' . BO~Ii, Mary :~.; New York;' . , 'Apr~l 19, 1832 ' B~G.qS, .' . .~ Topeka; October, 1857 Wakarusa Wallace; 1868·' .:' " Lawrence '.' , J. ·L. 'j' Indiana; ' Nov~mger>V, ,.:; . 1819 B.,t\LDWIN; Cyiu~'; .; l,:n~iaha; : i.December, 25, 1842 .• "Lawrence i~' • . BUTLER, E., Jr..; NeW York; .. ,:.: . Mar<ih . 16" 1860 ~. >;; ;. ,,; Leavehworth Kaqs.a.s' Dece:inhe'r '21', 1862 . Lawrence; ·November.12; 1873 Lawrence Leavemrorth' Co.~; Qce. f, 1868 Lawrence . , i · , , ' \ .. . BOOTH, William; 'Bradford; Eng.; Jan4ary 18, 1829' Leave~.wo~th; BROW,N; ~ra'; :-V~mOnt';"iebr~ary 23, " . .~. 18~1 Lawrence; March 2.0(;1855 Leavenworth HarCfh 7; 1871 i . ~ ... • .. . • ••..•• _', ':., ::::.BROWN, Mrs·.' 'Ira;' New York; i... October 27, 1834 .'J . l' Lawr.ence;: 'December 20, 1857 ',;, ,BANTA,J. C.·;·England';·jti1Y 14, 1856 . . BANI<S, Alex -~R.; . Ohi~~;; 'August :9'~ 1835 BowMAN, C. ;'Perinsyi~ania; ::.};.~!'., . '\ ~ . . ... '.';. (' .' #':..;. :. ... . ' Near Hyatt, Anderson younty April 16, 1857 ~awrence .~ Tppeka 1 .. vb BUCKMINSTER, J.; Jeff. County, N.Y. t;-/.!' August,' ,io ,'/1839 " .. ~ Lawrence . Dougiao C~W!ty; April 3, 1855 March 1, 1828 ." ..... :- '. Linn 90IJnty; July 1., 186'3' BYLES, Chas J.; Princeton, N.J.; ,.':',':'..!. November 18, 1839' ", Dou~ 1.as C,?un.ty;· ~ov.· .18, 1869' ropeka .1. .~.': :- ( .... .' .. ' Leavenwortll). ,July 6, .1866 ' . '. . ... :': .. . . " .~., ~ . , ;,.... ·BYINGTON, Mrs. D.; Guilfo~d, N:~Y."; . Leavenworth;.'J,~nu~iy, ·1864', ":, Jun~\ 15, 1835 .....'.: .. BOOTH; L. S.; ,Connecticut; Leavenworth; Ap;i1 19,;, 1~76 June'12, i873 Leavenworth r :t'·· . : Leavenworth \ ' ; ; BURRISS, We' E.; Peru, ind/ June 17, 1858 Topeka , T()pek~ ~ 54. -, .• , : �......... ': ,BANKS, Jennie S.; Pitts.burg .. BANKS, Emma R. ; Lawrence I .. ; .. ' , Lawrenc~,~ .. '.1.', ' '0' ;,~OUGHTON, L. J.; England {: ~ BANKS, Annie B. ; Lawrence I': Lawrence : :. '1863 - - - - -. . . . . .- - . ' , . BOYD, Abner H.; Donne1son, Ill.; , " November 7 ,1859' , Lawrence 'J" Pomona; Octob~r,lO,; 1874.;' , .' BELL, J. P.; Penn~y1vania; , January 15, 1842 " Lawrence September, 18" '. ~... ',,1,865 : Lawrence BARRETT, J. R.; Ohio; Ott<?ber 30, 1825 Franklin, DouglasiCou~ty:' .:, Sept. 1, 18S? '; , BLINN, W. B.;,France; Novemb.er 24,1854 Leaven~ort,h ~Co. j.~June, BREWSTER, E. C.; Georgia; September 14, i858 Lawrence; BRISTOL, J. A.; New York; -February 11,. 1831 Lawrencej.June 25, BALDRIDGE, Geo. W.; Lawrenceburg, , " ' . Ind. j May 4, 1853 . Lawrence; , BOWEN, Addison; Peru, Mass. >,1' July; 11,', '1825' Olathe, Johnspn ,County. ;', ... " 'Olathe Februa,r.y, 25~, 1858.. i < ~, '. . '-. .... :'.' , '!:, . ;J~nuary· ·.A"'tc· • Oct_ob~;- .. -"~ BOWEN, M. A.; Illinois; 1833 BONHAM, John C. ~, Olathe, : lawrence Lawrence ' Johns~n C~un~y;185.7 .:::;;.." ,..018tlie " Kansas City .j .... :t:'~·,.~ Topeka; Marc.h ~ ~. 27,~ :181.9 ";:.', ~'."... • BUTTS', GeorgeC D.; Wisconsin , Lawrence; 1860 . BUSH, Chas. D.; Dayt on, 0.; August 13, 1846;' Tect,l~~l;l;. ~857, Wm.; Blairsville, Ind.; July 20, 1824 Smith Co.' " Junction City 18,187,0;' . . BOOKOUT, W. N.; Kentucky; August '1'6, '1831 ' .l~79. t .....' :, ,BANNISTER, W." H. j , CinCfnnat'i; O. ; ~ebruary 26, 1851 BRUCE~ ~. 1~76 6.' 18~7' 30,; ' ,.... «! • C~.; !~pr:U , :. ; '_.: :>' Leavenworth Co. '. "r " J,blinson' 22],:, . 1861,' Co. Reno Station,;: ..Jun,e, 20., .1869," ... ; - 55 .:. ,,:_ •..... t. f~. I'. Lawrence '~ ,Wyandotte ~ Topeka . �'.:' BO~N,:~flni~; Lawr'ence;, September, 20, . " '. : .. ,. 1862 BAKER, Catherine E.; Pennsylvania ;. ,. \ :; ':\ Jude' 3i 'i831" ' l Baldwin Lawrence, ' ; ",: September 20,' 1862' , , " " " , ' BARNE$, Ida C.; Rock Creek, Kans.; "1" ~ , ~.' ~atiuary 23, '18t;'1 : " , ,,' ····.4 BRE+T, C. H.; New York; , ': .)'u1y 15, i84t ~OL~~" .1~5r Ap:r:il, 27, .. ' Baldwin City "",' G.r~ek;', Rock January, 23j. 1861 '" Lawreqc,e; 'Ap.riI,: 9; ·187.8, I' , Lawrence • " Nettie ~.; Kentucky; 4pri118,'1867 6 9~t;y'; ,Topeka LawI'~ncp.; ~ Sent~11ll>er: . 'Lawrence 1" ',1877 • , , ' I ' BROWN, G. W.,: Jr:; Kansa's; ~ept~mber 2~, 18,61 Faoia; 'September 21, 1861 . -. .', .. : ~lWER,O. p .. ; New Paris, 0.; i" ,D,~ce~~er, 23" )84~ Bloomington, Douglas Co.; March ~~, .185}.,:,.'"f . - ..,",: "', '; ~ ~I' : ~ , .. ' ,""l· ,' . .; , ,(,. j BREESE, S. A.; Mt. Gilead, "I '. ~c~.ob~r ,4, 1,836 Lawrence t' ~ {! " 0.; Lawrence " ;", ~ Lawrence; May 9, 1879 ~.. :' • • , . ',! f •• ' • '. ' } . , Cottonwood Falls; Oct. 27, '.' . " ~, '" ,,',','. ',', . 1858; I • '. :, ... \ •• ' f... BREESE, L. Ressie; Washington,'Ia.; Plymouth;LYo~ 'Co~ntY; :' Al'ril," ,22" )~51 , :" ,. , AuSJ.1st ,8" l8n ,-' \ . '\ ., ,. .. . BURDICK, J. M.; Orleans Co., N.Y.; Sberman; Leavenworth Co. , ;.. Oct,oller 14, 1826, . Feb. - 15:, ·187·6.· • . I';.:: ,' ~ ." ,,". '. '. ~. ' , . J' . :;. ,". ~~ BISHOP ,William;, Scotland ;'r ' " ~ Dec~mber' 1823' .. '. Chase Co. ' Octob·er,.~O,: Lawrence; 9'; Chase Co. of, t ~URT, Lawrence '_. Lawrence; 1863 BADGER, E'>W.; Girard, Erie Co., , '." . . ~a.;,J'une,9,H~59.," . . ... " . . ." ...... Of ( '~" '. ,'" Key West . , BARS~R, Mrs. O. P.; Pittsburg, ~.a,~;, Octqb~t; 1 , . .1~54 .', ... ' . . . ~ ... ~,,\ .' I . , . .' . Linwood 1858, 1,,7/Salina ~ O•. M.; Massachusetts; , Ded~mb~r' 184 i 8; , ': \.~ , . ... . lawrence " \ , :' . ~TJI,~NE, , ' ',' Wm. "L.; Wisconsin;" October~ 30~i849 ' .' ',' Lawrence; :August~,.1867 " . Lawrence September 25, ,"~ ;, .• ' .1869 ,tawrence B~OUGlITEN, F.;, fennsylvania;, '~ug~st 5, 1857" . Lawr~n'ce; ~~LL~ " f~; _ _ _"--"----"; 'Septemher .18, ",,; i -:-: "'::,1' Millie J.; Bro.ad Ford, ,Pa,.;' " . Decembe'r 8, "rS48 ' ,'. - 56' -' - ·18~6 �Kanwa:ka;'O~t6b~r, 2'9, ,1859 ! J. .,.. • ..: '¥L~wr~,~r~ i .~ ,'it '. I:;. :.: ..} l...,.. Kanw~ka • '} i. ~,BPUqlltON~ ',J;~' s.; New ',Yqd(;' :,! Marcb'2, 1839 ::~>:;:,,'\. ., "" Lciwteri~~;. ~'N~ember_ '4, .' 1864'" ... .~. 'Lawr~nce ' ," . I ~~oWN"t\hb~··E.;.- Osage 'Co~', !<ans~; '~:,'; ~;' Januc1t;y ,4, 1859" ~~ . \ !:.'; . ." \ . \ \ , , '~BAKER ' ' Wm ~' , , " : ' l S. ; 'Ne~' Yo~k 'City; .. Novemb~r.11, 1809 • I: ' ~ 1'\ ,. .. 1 T ., Topek~ . ' A. P.;; Swedca.ri-; May 1832' '" BULLEN; T. W.; Ca,nada; ,March 16, 1829 BEN~ON, r.;.': ,J" ',' Topeka; 1861' \ I '. ,. Topeka; 1863 . . ., .L I "': ' Topeka, Kan. ",'. Clinton; August, ,'. .. 1868 C~inton ", " ~LUNl', Nancy C.; ,~~w ~dison, o. Dec;e'lnber 10, 1832 Anderson County; March 3, 1856 ';' ~~~UN\[', ~te P.; Leaven~o:i:-th";' ;,;':: August 2" ~867 !BEAL, :r,. ~ M.; Allent~WI\, Pa.; June 13, 1841 ~. -'\:' • ~.~ ~ ',\' '~'. ~~.:.~ '-1 f'" .":-.' ~·.·:·I.·-·· .', .. .:: Olathe Lawrence; ;.june '12 , 1861 l-awrence , , • '"r'-." :.' Jefferson Co. .' -.' '" t • Gum Springs, 'Johns'on County March 4, ,1857 ~ BURNE'q, C. H.; Lawrence';' June 12, 1861 \ ',' . T ,- ' :'. :- I ;,. ,_",:" ,:1 ., . ~ ::, ':' .. ... .. t •• (- ;.. BATES, A. M.; Ohiq; October Il,- 1846 "~,VRGARD, ~;i , A.,A.; lJyand'otte; ~) Leavenworth Coal Creek ';IAKE, John'.Henry; Cas;well Co., N.C.; Dec;.1 17, 1831 .. ' ~ '13IGGS, Bill H.; Johnson Co., Kan.; )< : Janua'ry 20, 1858 ... .. . '1': Anderson couAty; March 19, .. ,1861 ' , .. ... . ':--:.: : ,",' ' ~ Leavenworth; August '2, 1867 : . -' -~" .. . ,~ :j.eavenworth Sh~~ee Co. Wyandot~~i' j~u'arY " January 1, 1859 .... •• '.": r ,-" f,' ~l859 ·t··\~~~ , Wjikrid'otte ' ,f,.'·· -.:' ~ , ,BROWN, C! W.;· VeJ:m111ion 'Co. ,;'Ilh; March 5, 1847 "• ,". BARNES ":. , Delos N. j :N!i!w- York; , Jamiary 28, 1831 " . .': . QHnton ~' .•. :: !. ' J Quindaro; ,~pr~i\ i859 .~;;,' ' ~. :' ',' - '. < ,', , . ""~,, .. ) " " Ijeavenworth ... '. ~ j31,pSS, Harry H;; R9chester, ,N.y~I;"·: 1\0\'\,; ';-January 10, 1859 j Leavenworth; "Ja~u~'ry' {Q, .,' " .: i ,: f.'t8'65' 'I , 'Lawrence B,I4INGSLEY, 'H.M.;' Ladoga" Ind.,; , . : ,L ' • October 27, 1837 ' .. . ,l - 57"~' : \ .. ' �.;'. Marc~ ,A9~: v' .. "~. T •. ; St •. i~~.j.s" ·Mo. ; '.-:-'_ BREE~,E, ' ~. '.' '.··.;;B~E~.,E, Mrs.~ .:;BRPmf, .... . Palmyra Tp. '." . - . '.. Willow Springs'; :1855:: !' I . 4. ~ ~' ." . ··Pa1inyr~ Tp. . ('. '. ~ Dougl~s.l Co'.. ; 'Mclrch ':18,"187i, '. ..' . October. 23, 1854 . ...f..: . \:""'~ ,:J. . '.'~ A Centropolis ! . .' ~ ..-' : .- BROWN , .P·.:'.P.~~~;.A.rro¥;;Rock',. Mo.;C ::, "":"Y~) -. -;' June 4 ,1854' 1843', M.-;. R:en.tucky; : Ma y. 28 . ,- 1841 . l ~. 'Pa1mYra';Doug~j Co;; E ~ ... ',::. ':., . . .'·E·'.;·0' ·-L'awrente·,· ... january,20, 1863 , . .~~ I Lawrence. , " ..•. ~ Chas·. ;Winds6r.·Co., Vt'~,;~,~",.\~ Douglas Cbunt'y(·Aptt'r"1,·-i858' Lawrence ...,.:".-',BRUCE - ..... ,-' JU;ne 7 / 1 8 2 8 ' " ,),':,':; .... :' " '~ J ' .... ,:.~ROO~;.,Frank;:. England;:": ' ,,'J,' .?' ; June'16,'1849 ,-1 :1 r: Topeka . .:;J.B~o.~, W. H.; J~entisylvania; , .,' • ',;j:, :,' Oc~obet' 12, 1800 '1 :. '. Big SprIngs·;' :June 1:5:; '. i856 ;,' . '" .' . ~ \ . : ,." Topeka; 186F'i'~::'" ", ::.,; ~.'·No't·th Topeka '. !:~. . : , , . MBCOCK, C. W.; Vei1nO.nt;, '1839; ... .: :; t ". Lawrence; 1854·,·:·" . • ' I I, :'. Lawrence ~ ~R~~N, ,',J:. ~;:~.~~~:~:~:~~~~n~·,I;:~J Geo. -.-._-.__"_~_'_:'~f,.~o~~~~~r, .. BEAM, C. I.; Pennsylvania; 1832 ~. .,I. •• • ", .;.,·t.;.~ BOWE~, " :-: ~ 11.; ~', '-,'" ~- •~ ,~ ' . .. . .- ':.~ ~ "~.: t .. I '~'l. I i' 't. ..:"""'. '.', •.. ~ ·.··:·.. ·:r. . f .. I ',: . Bismarck Grove J~.~,>".~ ,"'1' ..... "." ~ ... '-, :./,. Sol.; Summit County~·. O.·f"~".· Lawrence;",S(Aprit', 1859) Noyember 7, 1832 . ... .. . Olivet, Osag;e .Co • ."'. . Ed.; Ohio; February 19, 1856 Baldwip City, Douglas :,\ ';'':::'' .;',' ; :: ......, ;: ... CoUhty ,. :. .;_;,,,r~ " ,~", .i .. I \. t., . "BURROUGHS, Oscaf; Bridgeport, Conn.; May.' ~1,- 1835: ;' .. .; : . -" ·.. ·..~.<?JYESt Cha,$ei; G.~ i"'Halifax,-: N.S.';. September 23, 1856 ;-:- . " Lawrence; April, 1872 , •••. !.- ' : . '~ Baldwin ",; Bo.CY,I;H, R. E.;.: Phj{o; ~'prU 018;:' ~850~Lecompton:;<.:ru'1.y 10;·18'6t~ . ". --':6~~ ~ ", , " .... BE~KS, ~.opeka .. ~.'. <:,~."f :"~.~f~~ ~'t'~ t~':,~'~.~' -~ ,~~ - . . ,BARD~~, Chas. f~,; Sydney; Ill.;' '. North ~Lawrenci,e;-,'-f866 " i. 1857 •• I ( ~. '. ~.~?,~ ,.' 'City .; '; LecdtDpt on ,. Lawrence; October 7, 1854 •• : : :', .. ..:.~ • 't • ;'" :'. .. Lawrence .t,· (~. :'Lawrence; November' 4- ~ 1869 '" , . ,. .. .... /," '. ' George~ W~.; .Boston, . Mass,.:; ... ~ ·Lawrence;: N~vetilbet"4, ~ 1869 ' d?e;#ober '14 ~ 1827' . . ., .' .'~. - 58'- . 'Lawrence ;" �'Eas.t, 'of .Lawrence:;" ;:S' ,ep t-'.1 18'" .:,. 1851' . . " '.' . ':, '.' .~N9~OFT; A. R~:;:.'·~t1idb~gan; . 'j!.. !:. ,,,, ':, ';,: . { ;.:,;, Noveni~er'. 24 , 1835 "1 :".: .!. . Lawrenc~ Empor1.a ; 'February~ 28;: 185-7" c '. ,.... ;gmporia f. .~. , .... 1'.. ". ;~~~~ Tp~ma.s: oj • ;·..·~~dfo.rd.i C94.:': .V~~ ; . • \;~. ; . ' i: .bec. 11; 1828 .~-: ,. .... : East of Wyandotite;-Apri'l~ ...... I .' .r .... :"", ...~ • ' ' . .1:,' : ... . ,28,. ·1855 ,,~} .~t1qKINGHAM,. "q'., J, ; '}U;~:l1~iyi11~:,~,;'p •. ;~· . Lawre!lce ;De~ember, "5.~ ;1868.;; ':, ' , i ' July i1 ~\ 1839 'i" . :>':(' ~ ((,.,. \: ':~:. . "i Reno Tp ~ ,.! t I,:. !.: ~ .' '. l~E~A~,wm •. ~nd':~ife; '~arah; ... Lawr~nc'e;, Novembe'r"! i2,; 18,70) . :- '~~wrence ;. ~ i'.: '.!;:',, England; Dec. 20, 1825 , .;' ~,i: :,: ,,- ]3YERS, J. L.; ~,!J;l~go~e~y"Co.:;. 0.• ;(.\' Leavepworth;,Octoper 20';':11'855?;~J,.~~venworth J~ly 17 ~'4: 1833 'l ~;,':-' ~ ~ T,iL, Co. ). l' 0 ,J " (. -~'" . • •.•. ! ,:'-!-. , ..:J .BUSH, ~s.·A1ic~; Atchison·,Co .. ; '1:"" O~tober 7, 1856 , " :~R<?WN, Ethel; In~~ana;! , .... >. 1 Oc~ober 12, 1821 ...~ Atchhon;'.1856":.: .:") . " i':' L t I,,,.: . ·r:.:·;·: ..... r.'. 7('.i. 4 •• " , :• • {rl~~~J.::~1'.·.,._,,'1·. ;! ,,~.~ ·.J,+~:\·,Blsuiark Grove :'... '.- MDGER, Mrs. S. A.; South"i"ort~···~" Lawrence;;.July,10,ol879 :~" Engiand; Aug. 20,1856 .:~4"·. .", . ,;.::. ~, .. ::,'..' 'i ,~.' .. ' .:"'.' ~~. .~~,.i:·"" - •• : .Leavenworth Co. ; .Do~gl~s County:; 1850·: ,',3 .)--' ~·.'Ba1dwin ~~~; City '. " 1,\LMKLY, Ella; ~ebrasJ,ta;\! .. ,. ':,.::;;; - Douglas. C6unty;...·1877 ,'.: j October 12, 18.72 t .r-)" •. •. :1:::": '.::,':-:\, Lawrence ..,.",,;···: .. ,~ 't".:' ....... ... ~."'.~; ;~ ~RBE~, Oliver; Franklin Co., Pa.; Bloomington, Douglas County Lawrence "'~ }~;.: ··Dec.ember zll,.1816::- ;';f June .1;.I1854 .. 'h:? ;..'., .O::!:;:;) <~rl' .::~::< ~P~':fT, J. . ,' .~;::.:.·.;'.\;.f.:.. · ,. . . . C.; Lam~ille Co., Vt.; Mapleton, Bourbon Co.; March 19·,~ 1825 ~'<J~ :.::.April" ..18S.7,·.· ... :i ~.';: ~~ .. BALDRiDGE, Mimlie; Lawrence . " ~~OOD, ,. ": -," :' .:M:~, ~, .".":'$': : 'I'''''' . t .;. '!~" • . ', . : ; . _,' ., J.; Vermcmt,; .,March 21, • ".. ,". c· '.. ,'.... ~a19:.Lawrence; -I~ \"" \ ',: ;:~df "'(.I'f.r.'-/.· Lawrence; March," 1855 , ,~'" ,~ ."" '. '\ , • . '1',.;";,.;": -', '. ' i Russell, .'Kail';· •.• ' If.. ."'" Lawrence '. ',-••'," ,""11' .. \...I July, 1854 W. B·.• ·;yermont·;.. May.· .21, " ... : Lecoinpt.dil i; AprH ~or,·n85.9: ,'~. . 1822', ,. ",.J 1 . ... , ... ~ .a BISHOP, Emma B.; Kentucky ~.J • ,'" • :..j .; ..... Lawrence; .'."r-.:. ")';" :· . . '"I·iI-~.i'~ Noveinb~r', ", 'l858 BLYTHE, J.';I;I_"; ~~w,York;,~:. ; J;.",;·... :Tonganoxi·e;.Febriiary;, 16,.,187:5 ~Toriganoxie ',.. . January 10, 1840 .,;:: ::~.. ~:.~ '..... :t)·':··;: .,.r_" . ' "' ." r ; ..... ill e, . 0 .:;:,,' BURNE TT , S.. W.; . Waynesv,,:~. LeavenWorth' cd: ; 'Ms rc:li .: 1 ~. .. :';'~' July 4, 1837 ,;" ,:: .~. ' ..' """1865 . , t· -·59 "!. , .. -. J .. ' :: 'La~r~l1r:e 1 .' I ;1:':' ,0.;, .~. : ..-.. I (-: ' �~'J "~ l, ': ; ;"".! ~, .~ '( ... "\, "\). ,I" :aARBE~, Mr~. Johri~i .'C~uc,innati, ,0.;; . Law}:,~I.l<;e·;, July ,~ !: Febrii'~#y ,13~" 18~2 .. '. ~~ER, Jo~,;, New If,aris ,. 0.; _ :. ,:, .,,!.. :~. Febru:ary, 28, 1842' ~" BROW~" ',. -, f " .~;: ': t ,: 1'... • ~, ~ 11;, 1872' Lawrence .. ' Doug1as'.,<:;p •. ; March 25', 1857 ,Lawrence . ~\ Joho' H;; ,:..Illinois; J Ja~~ary . 6;, 'la26 , Lawrence; , , ••• '. ~. Marc~·2q,; ,1865 ! , , ' Wyandottj! t .;.:' , ~.-Lawre~ce; ,1859 ,Winfiei.d:~ '\' 0" CowleY Co. ,,~ ',F," BROWN~Joe; La~rence ::' '. j ;BAl'{GS'~ ; .\, John Lawrence . E~ ~:\~ariad'a:; A*~~st \ :Lawrence ': .. , ',' "Lawrence; 1869 La~rence ; \ i ' BLOSS;Wm. W.; '~()chester, N.Y.; 1 ~r~h 3~, 1831 ~awrence;' Septe~e~25, " BLAYNEY, Mrs. F~Imie J .;..N,. Y., City.; ",,~', Sept. 14, 1854 .. , ,":, ) ' .I, 858 ;.;.' ~. - Kansas City, Mo. . LawFe~p~;' Octpbe'r 1,,1855: BlAYNEY, G. M~; 'Washingtog, Co., ,P~.;' Lawrep.~e;:,~pril '.. : i;,:~" F~~'~ 6~' 1846" .• " ' 9, ,lass,' BEACK~ Mrs. S~.~.;,Hal!1ilton,. T"MissionCreek, Wabaunsee Co. ,i.'> ,;:,·t'Scoqand; Apr~' 6, iS24 "May:j,'i~S8 . :. ",,': , J,~w~ence , Law:,;ence '/2 ~fssion '1 Cr.eek ';.' ~' :,. , y ~ ' ",,', "} .~ 1, 1807 BLIER'r ? Jacob; Germany; 1821 , . " " . BAqo~" Ligariu8 s~; ,HartfQrd, <;:t~';., 1:-awrence; Novem1>e.r.~, :~8s4 ~ ,,;,- ~riLawren~e !.'. i' " 'Octi6ber 24,' 1816 ,.': BILLIIDS, Tobias; Newport, Me.,; ''''.~i' December 18, 1829 " , T,opeka; April 2, ):860", , :. BILLI~S, Mrs.C. F~; Knox, Me.; ':,' , 'j":r. , February 15, 1833' , <" BARB~~~ ... ' .\.... 01iv~r.; Fr~ftklln ,: Co., P~'.; December 10, 1816 BANTA, J. C.; S'" , ." ,'T?peka;' ~pt:il::2;! 1860 Bloomingt'o~~, D;~gla8 Co. Lawrence June' 1, 1854 A.; . July 14, 1856·" Linn co~. I ~()peka i ';:: Kan. ; . Augu~t f, ' . ~. .... iS60' "Lawrence 'I "j B~O~, A. D~,.; I.iy+ng~t()~ Co., ~.,Y.;.,; ,Leavenworth; May'l, ~856,:, 'Jan\1~ty' , 1; 1833 " , ' .. \ " ,, , BASSETT" Jane A.; Bt"isto1, R.I.; ,', Lawrence; &y. 30, 1870· Augu~~:2i', '1809 . ' .. , .. , , " , .' . ',,-:-, • c . - : ' BASSETT, Owen A.; Troy, Pa.; . ; , .July' 16'- :1834 .".', Law~ence; Apr1~ ,,5., , 185.6 .. Bl!r1ington, (\;" Kan. " , ..LaWrence .Lajvrence , 'j. ',:, ~ - 60 - '., ;'/'" ; I " .' ' �Q01.ndarp ~ Kan:i -;: '. -' _.',., Bl':SSIETT, Jos;ephlne.: if, ; .. ,BaltImore , .. Mel. ;; Nov. 27" 1836 I . :. I· .~.: .l{a~ . ~, f •• .... ~i V''" . ; ,Lawrence', Kan.,;· .( .':. August: 2, 1866 . .llASSE'T'T ~ .: " ,'. . ',. • :/'. \-1, .~.: 1/ . . r'" ,'f L.') ·ta~rence;···" 'Lawrence;' :. :May May 19'. 1873 ;: ; , ..' '~ ,.r,,:, ~ • .' I .', ••. .. , . "" '." t, .~: ',j ,Lawrence; September ~28 , ,,18.7-5 ' »,f'j' E~ily A,; Wyandotte, ...~:(. L/ilwrence .. ' . oJ ~ ~ '" ,Len.exa, Kan., : Y"C'" KanJ;' April 30,:1861" • ~ Lenexa',' Kan.· " 'f t . . , ... ', •.. ,I •. :'BJJR~INq~ME; M: J,..;Bennihgton Co~ ,.: Kailweka;' 185.T " ;: ') :': Vt.; 1~28 ' . :", , ...:BUTTS, If. D.'; Vall~y' F81l:s~ Kan~; ;~::. . ~ . 1862 REA~H , . , ,;~~., , .,f f " rBOOKPTJ.If, Charlot-te'N:; ShaWrlee"';" . .' ., 'Janua:rY 14, 1863 ; . ;.;. r .....;.... -.: .... ~ , , '~hawnee t ',". '. :', ~ha~ee . Vall~y Fal1~~:!K~n·.~~ HJ~2 ....:..... ,, ,-;~ ...... Wi'ridel~d , ~n. \. ,.. - .... . :..;" ..... ,. . . . Lawrence "C~.; -Indiana; " August 2, 1844 ... ", ~wrence , David " ,BOWERS'; Joe; Illinois , ./ ~ :. ~ ./ . " :.' BOOKOur;, I " ~awrence 19,: 1873 . - ' ;~. .BA ·. . SS~T~.:~ Josephin~ Ej; Lawrence, Sep •.,,,·28', 1875 .' - . ."!: Lawrence Thomas' B.l~~:L~wrence··' . ": . ",,'. , ... ', Octo~er' 21, 1870 Ii . . -. ', .... ' .... Lawrence; : August' 2, . 1866 . ! .. )~ ~ r "~',"'. ., .",;~i;BN~~E.q. .. 'Fteder1c~ ." ~wrence Dec. 12 ~ 18'57 . .... ~ \,. ~ BAKER, .Ryrus; Franklin Co., N.Y.; :,:.i~, Marc~' 31,.. ':182'2, ~ ", ,~ashtenaw . .';~orth,,·\ 'I ','.• . IJawrence . 1\ CC?! ,M1;<?h. i,:) . February 1,~·185.2 :~.: .,., '.' • • ~ ", ••.• _ ~. J I ' . • \, G.reene ' ~P. . \ '. Potta. Go. . . • . '.. Lawrence; September " . ' 30,. 1855 ~,,\ ".,''; ) , BltQGKSON, {~'::'; .. t Wm~ A.;. ~llinois; " . ';'-",': ~" ... ·;.~iJ-'~;~ .,. " ~iISS" J. A.; Wtlbrahami Mas s ~ ; , 1: ' February 13, 1843 Lawrence: • Malone, .N.Y~;·May '4; i8'37 .. ,'. ,;,:. .~: Lilwrence ~ January 22, 1854 , .,. (To be - 61 - ,. :-, .":'. '1 • 0. ", t.'.· .r -.I ... Lawreri~~~.,FE!b.~u~5y}7,1872 con~inued) ' . ..: . 01. ',1 ',; Lawr¢nce '. �"C'EST LE MARAIS DES CYGNES" ,T~ THE STORY OF •• .NA;MING ..OF ,T,HE 'RIVER,; . The beautif~i ,"story pf':ihe~aming, Pf,:t~~, :r:~ve~,:~~at '~~e;Ad~,,rs,'~~~rO~gh :~a~i,;ern '~sas to ,becoine the :Osage,':i,n Missou:r:i, ha~ :peen, a part, o~ th~;:f.Qlk ),~r~~ Q:f; ,~h;ts ~.re.a for '. . ... - ,. .' .. .. r: ~ many decadeso ,, r:' -".' " :. c .' . . ,. '. _ ,_: " . ,. ":' • .1 "'~cygne :'(T~e' ~wan) f~om , ' .• , . ... ,. :r~.ver t~<~~~ti~~~s i~·~. ~e~~'ern;:e,~g'e~ t"ook:its:"n'arrie t?e "T'he Maratis des· CygneS" (Marsh of',~the ~wans) ga~~ed ~atJ.o-?;,,;wJ.de at~eptJ.on !~l~,o\il.ng t~e, Marais~ desCyghes mas~a:cre"during the b6'rder' (tr:'0iip~~,:;; .pre~7dJ:rg th~ .CJ.~J.l .~aro: ' c.!.ohn Greenleaf 'Whitti"et' s' po"en,' "Le Marais dii 9ygne" de~cri?ed' ~h?" mas,sacre" wh:q::h .. ~tun­ ned the, country at' the( tiine~· ,in nIne 'Vers~s of ~hit-t~~F ~o,~t~c ,eloquence, ',~W,O ~erse~, r , .. , r" of which read: . .. : .' , ' r.,. ,, -" ., . . . . . '. ;;< .. " ,; '} ; . . " . ;,.. '.' A, blush . as Of,~'roses : . ',." i' .,"\ , , : '. :,..... .......... _ ,!' . . where <rbses~nev-ert gre\.if':" )', , . . f· " : " , .. Great, dz;oP?,' on th~.. 9':ln,?~-gras~', .' . '.r. But not of the dew! ' " " ;-: ;'1'," .• f... .• • _. ',' , •• ' " r', :A taint.. in: the ~~et, aJ.r;., ;',.:. , '. !':;' .. ' ~,F6r wild bees to shun! It,,_ '. T.. ...' , .' ;7'. ,: A stain' that, ,will n'ever' .,',' ... ~": ' . ;; '!' ': : : ! ;" :\-',' " \ ..., ' r- " , "_ Bleach' out :i~"the sun!, ..,.,,' .... ' '. 2"1 y'~ . '. .. . ~ , ,:". ~ • ..J .~_ ":"J ~. " ..... ~' '';., ..... '. .,4,' ',3: ': ..... , .:. .', . - FI:om tlie hea:rth~ ofthei~";.~bins, ~i·.'.'·" .. . '.-'. ., - ',' The fields of their· corn" .. ". . ",' :';, .. ' 'r':!.' ... U~ar~,~;d ,~n,d unw.~aponed" . .:. ~';y " " ,',;' .T,he ,'victims w~re torn,;-.', . ~y the~' ~hi.r1w:i,.nd ,of, mu~der ,; ::.. "': ~. -.. .: ... : ~Swooped '~p and swept on "" :\' • '. c : " , ' ( ; '- To th'e, low ,",re~dy fen-~and.s-:---:. . , r .... n", :. " The Marsh" of' the Swan •• ,. • , .' • • ,. ~ • • • .' .'.' , • " ' • .i. ~ v' ;, • • ' . '." I • - , ~: ; I, :. _ ' ',' ! . Hamilton's border ruffians set the s~ene fo,r·:the" poem" ,when they gathered up '1,1 men from their homes and fields, lined them up in a' ravine and fired point. blank at. :.' J:,... ,,~ , • , . . . . .. ;.: ~ close range~' ,: :, ,J ! / ': .. ',,'J, • '.' " . . I '. .. ,t \ : ". ..... : A prettier story comes from the naming of the rivero This stor,y is rep.Q:rde.d i~; "Linn County" Kansas,,",-AfHistory.',I, ::The auth<;>r.was 1.11> A'/Mitcheil, ~ s,i:?t/ 'of ,Bar:tpn::, Warren Mi,tchell, who found the ·;famous 'lost v .o~ders which pr~cipi tate~' .th'e bat,~~e:' 'of .Antietamo He tells'of hearing:·the story from'Jo4n 130U?~doux'; ,chiet'of.. the Mi~mii ' Indian tribe, 'as follows:', . :. . :-- ' ... : " Jr; ;~ j ' '~he~ waste~ 'ye~rS;Oi,d t,hi~ .:~t~,~ t~e ....: • • '.. , : l87i, the 'wri{er ofnaming,:of the river was heard from an '~ut·li.pr:i,.:tat,ive. sou'rce." . :In c.ompany w,ith Johmiie. Ge~,oe. and Wi~lr " Peery, two Mianii ,Ind,ia.n }joys'Cpf :my oW?;.'ag~, ~e \\!ere. i~.;"~he,big. fo~est· about tW? :! mil'es sotit,h o~ La .GYl¢e'o ~, were admiring a beaut~fuJ.. ,:thing 'of n9- ture ,. a big ~Ore9t tr~e lit'ez:ally'.,?overed l?i,~; wi~d hop v,ine,.flowero, I.t"l\r~s a, marvelouslybeaut:~ful ~., sight and as' We were discUssing it ;in boy fashio!l there, came ,to us: out of 'th'e' :'forest a tall fine looking 'man He' was 'John Roubidou¥., the head' chief .of Jhe Miami Tdbe wh~ch ~ad prey:iou,sl!, .. ow~ed <:11. ofwha:t is" n~w L'i,ncoir,t township,:, ~~~,~ a;lso Sug~_r'JCre~:k: ,t.ownsl1J.p qve~ the lJ.l;1e', ·J.n· MJ.amJ.· county' as a' reserva'tiono" Roubidoux was a' full- . blood ,In~ian,an~ ,a..very,han~scime man He, had '~eeniii~h~~. ed!idat"eCi a~d ne~~ly alway~ dr~ssed ,J.n a ta.J.lo-:-:-~de':suJ.t' . of black ·broad:"cloth~ ?e'"waE? ~ ,p rea. ch ei7 ~n the Bapt:i.st faJ.th and.ye,If socJ.able, and clever in. cdrwcrsatiOl'}o . As<:bmr..e'r~~ti'C>ll ,l,qi~,;.T'o.hnnie: "'e. 0 0 •••J ••• ~ ' ••1 , :, ,'. '::.,'.~ • /' ~/: - - .', • • ",." '. ~ r .' i ' �Geboe said to him, "Tell Billie about,the naming:oi·the' river," and he sat down with us and told this story with far more charm than I could give it in repeti,tion: ,:,-"There: has -always"bEfen 'a :'curious-:~nquiry into the' origin ',o'f :the 'name 'of- 'our river. 'IIf' isah "Indi~' lege'ndbased -in part on' a patlietic 'chapter in: AiDerlcan history. The story is authoritatively given as follows: In 1756 the British carried 'away bodily .... t.he ~re~ch ,p~~ple·.~n: t!t~,:se,ttleme~tf of: Grand :Pre. in,Arc~dia" ,~. coJ,~ny s:i,,p,cepeopled .. 'by, Jl;riglish~dcalled, Nova S,q9~i~,_a tragedy of .. such: greatpathos;Md beauty ,that it " ; .was .used hy L9ngfellow as t~e, '.t4~m~, of.'lii~.poem ",~angeli~e":,...the:l1~'!o,in~ being: ,9. , ... real character in life who, c~e., into the western coun~ry ,in search~ ,of, ,her .love,r, , .:Gabriel, i.ajeu~ess,e, who;,whh'oth~r.s 'of' the Acadian vil;Lage. had: been, carri.ed· t,o ,the .", 'shores of' 'Louisiana on"the Gulf ·coast •. she, bewildered and wondering", set O\1t, . through the Canadian wilderness, past Quebec, on: to ,.Pierr~, M.;l:r:qu~t;~e and down the lakes and the Illinois river to the Missis~ip~t",upthe:.Missour; to the Osage. ; L "It is not so recorded but i t is entirely'presumabie that:Evan·~eliri.e was accompanied by men of her own nationality in this prolongedaa~entureo" 'In. see!<:ing information from the native Indians as they proceeded up: tl1e Osage' ~iver there"was always the alluring story of a great "summer village" at"the' ~ead')wa~~r 'of' t~t stream and; which they finally found at what is now the lake'~countx.y' at the mouth of Big ~ugar creek. This country 'had long been French territory and 'by the elders of the tri"be familiar with French agents and their,language, they were made wel~omeo A tep~e ~s set aside for Evangeline and she became intimately ,associated witli the women of: the tribe. Her story became their own romance' and 'they eageriy '~ought information;for her from the "runners" who were constantly passing 'through from one tribe to azlother, even locating the spot on the Gul{ coast 'where' the 'unhappy 'Acadi,ant? had been turned loose in a wiiderness and eventually were' mourned as a ., lost p~'ople'. One day, during the routine of village work, Evangeline. -saw several youhg boys .and girls approach Sona the Wise Mother' of, the tribe and in excited whisperings were (t'elling of so:me unusual evento j ",;: ',,'" ,,:', " ; '.'They,have seen Coman 'and' Osa;.L said:,the~ Wise :Motne~o~' :. ~ ,_:' • • , "Evangeline sensed it. ' . . •' ) j . I . " , ' .• ~ .• .... _ a: "': ; " . ... • •:. '. • #. ..:: • .' ''-'_ :i . :M 1 ':-: • ~ ~. " : ,:' , •.,. '.' ,! '" i I :.... • t'ribal romance and to the Wise Mother she said, 'Tell me \abQut ; ' '\ ... .~ ':!';, i t.; i":' ...~., . ". ~ . . ':' ~ ... .1.' : .••• '~:' ',' " : : . . .•. :.;' " ..., •.. ~ ~:: \,. • " 'It i,~'" said the Wise': Mother, 'a .;Long, ,sto~ of'long ago.' It" estranged: two biS tribes"'who' hal}e nev~r sinc~ i?een friendly:"' .It is, the story, of a .young warchi'af' the ,g~~atest;' pr~it;~' tr~~e ',~d ~~"b~aut:p'ul ~<?ung p~inq~ss ·of our peopleo Coman was '\, the young chieftain and he 'celebrated the close of a great:buffalo hunt by app~aring at our village with twenty of his young and handsome braves, all dre,ssed ,in felither \ bonnets and beaded finerY'.and m'otinted ,:on i>owerI'ul horses.' ,They '~arl'ied' ceremonial banne~s,. signifying ~peace and .. joYo"Their:visit waf? a'gte,~t eY,en-t·,' ~l+ our youn~, ' people " especia:lly -.the 'maidens" dressing in the:i,.r 'finest to dO.:.honor to, their p~oud gl,lests. ~...oS9." our princess, 'granddaughte'r 'bf White, Hai,r, ~a.s,th~·comeliest' aJn,ng, the ma:!:qen!3., youn,g and pretty and arrayed inthe'·,f'in,est '~ew,,~u9.k.sltfn deco.ra~~d· ,~.l~bo,~- , ately in~ bead :designs designating he~ rOY!il:statio,n',in tne tr~b~o~ ,~ .. ".,,;. ",i,:\, of " , "COllian':'was: entrah~ea. ~~ he\~.: He 'sought' 'h~~c~~st~t'i;:. :, O~'i'~if'ested' her' '~dmi'~­ at'ion ana :attacbmen't . for, 'h41m ,Th'ey"made it a long and mebry', season and when th~' fro~t came .and,~the 'visi·tor·s~ !D~st :;-etu~ t<? ~he:i,r prairie",tribe:" the":.partingwas"ilot "?- . happy' one ~ as White Hair' refused' to give.Osa to, the greatprai:rie··ch:lef.' Osa re~: 'belled and threatene(t,~ follow hi~., t. The ,winter 'was 'a ibad 'one arid "our' young hard to 'manage after 'their great festival with the visiting braves. But when the flood waters were running out, and there ~er.e flowers and green leaves everywhere, ' . • \ ".' - • ~ • I J. • .'.': .. " . ." • •.•• peopie - 63 - �on a bright. May, morn.ing t.here .appe?-red ,on t,hat pank ac'ross the'iiver twenty .. horse: '"men ":tn'war 'bonnet's carrying beautiful ceremonial banners. At their"head was Coman dressed in his proudest trappings. He led ~ beautiful.hqrse,~ithout a.rider, and a second glance showed it was to carry a woman. Coman gave that be~utifu~ and graceful salutation known as the "peace sign" and ,dismounting,. got into one' of the canoes to cross over to us. With some difficulty he got across,' but sh?\,"ed that he was better a~,a h.orseman .. than, as :a "boatman." "~", " ,',r , and as "gs?-wa.,s'"radiant :: she, met' him. wa?l br~tight,' and C6ma~' ins~sted Her lilggage ,I ,go~ ,'., ,,, ',,1 ' they , "Coman was exuitarit in' his' triumph and addressirig White Hair, he said: " 'Coman is a ,great chief of a great people • "We have, the Land of the Sky. We have the great high mountains where Manitou makes his home and mixes medicine for all his people. The eye never sees the end of our domain. <At.r wal'r':!-,ors:VaJ;lquish ,l!,ll , opponents. Our. lodges are filled' with' a: g'reat, and happy people who~own ,the ,hordes of buffalo on the plains; which give 'us'both'meat and clothing." Our war horses are numberless. When the Comanches put on their war bonnets it is a sight to thrill the world. Our people offer ...,a~royal welcome , ........ to 'Osaas the bride of Coman.' ~. .~. "But White Hair was not convinced and said: (,', • . I.' • ~ .' ~)' ~. ~.. {'.. ~ • ';, . ~ " •• .; •. ':. : ," '.~ , .• .• -J.', 'It is not wise it;'should he so. Osa is a daughter of theforesL Her, h9,me is :!-n a land 'of plenty. The land produces' corn' and melons,. and as the seae;;ons go "there . , ar~ b~rries, persimmons, pawpaws, grapes and plums~ ,The whole tribe ,could live,on "the pecans, walnuts 'and hickory nuts the forests giv'e to us. The great ~rE?e,s shelt ,,-er,us,from'the's'torms an'd the h~'~t 'of 'sumnie"r~, They furnish fue~'for our fires in winter'., There arE) buffalo and d'eer and 'bear, and fish in the wate.rf? :' Th,e, Osages are,' rich ,and 'happy' and 'grow wise i~ 'the'ir. contentme~t ~ , ' . '. '. , .. should "Dsa ,go .t~ ~our count~w~er~: 'you see, ~ar' and see nothing? It' i~' a d'e'6'ept~ ve cou'ntry '\..rhic~ smiles in the" spring ,time and ~then burns up the grass': a~d l~av~~,' the earth ,bar~ ~ , It frowns in the winter and C"overs the earth with snow: ' 'It has'no trees. It has no water. The ,buffalo and deer desert it. , :j, . 'Why " 'Your people are cruel and blood-thirsty .. because of the cruel country you live in. Osa should not go to live amoung, you,." The, Greitt Spirit has placed this river be-" tween us ,an"O: the s1lf,len ,z:oar of its flood"waters voice hi's anger." :n, ' ';",O'~~, hadane~r~~si;n' ?f dismay' as' she;';itn~~s\~d 't'he' digri~~ieli.' r.~fu~~l~,:~f her~", ,". grandfather" but stepping into the canoe 'spe':sh9wed "her decision'to go tiith;her' '~, chose.n ' man'. Conian turned th~ 'canoe' into tlie· stream and the 'waiting people on each side. were thrilled with, the beauty of the, scen,e, and' its, ~igI?-ificapce,~, ~ With strong '. Co:?fld,ent stroke" Coman forced', the canoe into the" flood when .spme angry: thing h~low selzed the boat and drew it downward out of sight. In a flash the two lovers d i s - ' appeared. No trace was ever seen of the~ or their boat. As the horrified people looked upon the scene, a miracle happened. At the place where the lovers disappeared there was seen on the water two'greatwhl.fe swans which swam away together through peaceful waters under a canop~ of yi~e~ and wild rice. "These swans were seen today by the chil(ii-en~" >:rhey alt;lays r,ettl rn , here,. ',Their,: story, i~, ,ti?-e 'great epic. .p'oem of:' the' Osages,,~" ' " .', " ,. " T~e assemblage of young people, who al~aY~"li~tened t~' this story when told by the Wlse, Mother arose and beckoned them to follow, going to the great cliff at the top of Tlmbered Mound, from which Evang,eline, as she looked over the shimmering waters ", - 64 - �" "C' est Ie "marais de's ,cYgnes." , ,!, It' (s ;) .,' , .'~. -" the marsh of the swans. , This article was contributed by Mrs., Giadys Lee Aiken, who 'spent most o'f her childho~d' around th$ L~' Cygne and Big Sugar. Creek area,,'. s ·in Linn' ,and' Miami Co'Unties. It was clipped 'froni'the"newspaper THE LA CYGNE JOURNAL several years ago by her Mother Bonnie Larkey Lee. However there is no date on the a~t~cle. O' 0.0 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 o 0 0 " ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 • o· 0 ~ • 0 ".1 o· 0 • 0 The, 'foilo~irig 'articles were taken from the newspaper - FREEMANS CHAMPION; 'Volume 1 Numbe r I; Prciirie C:( ty, Kanzas, Thursday, June 25, 1857 7 Te rms $2 per annum. . ! ' ' · .. " . A COMPLETE FIZZLE •.• i The Border Ruffian election held on Monday,' 15th inst"', to el~~t delegates to form a nigger-driving c,pnstitution, was a ridiculosfarce -. a9solutelY:'a most laugha'ole ,affair. The poor fellows, aggrieved at the sorry prospect of, being prevented from ,'playing their old'favorite'games at the 'polls, were indiffercntabout,the result, and in their strongest precincts, it is presumed that bu;t, a small portion of,' their actual " strength. was ~~scertaiped '- s'o desponding wer,e they on, knowing the fact of their case being "a hopeless one : Ab.ou't 230 yotes \O/ere polled at, Leavenworth. At' Tecumseh where it is supposed' the majority of its. inh~bitants are prp-slavery, but three votes were polled. No polls 'were opened at Lawrence. 30 votes were p~lled,at st. Bernard, Franklin Co., where,. we regret to say, 'a few Free' S~:S:~e, men, p~rticipated. We ,are happy, to state that in no precinct, with the:' exception of th~"latterone" did t~e'Fre'e St~te men take, part. The Ruffians had the'entire"fiel~ to themselves. --- . . -------~-------~' .. .:.. -~ ~ i.' . CLAIM FOR SALE, i/2 mile from' Prairi~: City, 'with. 100 acres 'timber, and the balince 'excellent 'prairie. 40 acres under cultivation, with corn, potatoes,~nd garden sauce' planted ,for, this season, good' story-and-a-half hewn log house, and an excellent ,welle,of water~ well stoned; lime kiln c~pable of burning 100 bushels of, lime at one burno Tne claim :' also has a never~failing stream of water running through.it"and.isjadjoininga claim which has on" it a large steam saw- 'milL. The.cla;im.will be:sold reasonably. Inquire on the premises;;', '' ' C. Jordan ,', ... " ," ------------------.J, , . .' •• " A NEW MAIL ROUTE " . The Missouri River has been made a mail route; and the Ilnited Stat'es'mail is now carried in the steamers up and down the river. ., , .~ -':. ~ - 65 " I ~. .. �)"\ . ."', c ~ ... I' . , . ~. .':_', A HISTORY 0, THE RICIDAND CEMETERY ',', " } ,: ... by . " "." " .... , .-' ':.. ..),' ~ 'Lewis Howe 11 a!ld, Len~' G.',':J ones' '" " . " . ' .. ,'., ': •. • f ~. ;'" " 9HAPT~R "Richlan~ '., .. : ' ~ ~ ~ .... '. . , " ' As taken from the newspaper:' Daily: Journal-World, Lawrence, Kansas Monday, ·October. ,2,' 1939'.' Contributed by: Miss Dorothy Clarke ." ... , C,.-' I '. f'.'. Ce1;Iletery .4. The Richland Cemetery is located, sou~h, of Lawrence and" about'· one and a half miies north of what is' now known as Pleasant Grove on the' west side of 'higi\way 59 on,. the SE"~ of'section',35" township l3.~ range 19;' .. ' ~ ! ' : S~veral'-deaths occurred in"t-he, community b~fore there wasa,~:cemetery. A son of Peter~Harmon w~s .buried in. the,P;.oneer cemetery west"of ·Lawrence • . It '~~s: afterwa~ds' 'found,:that ,he 'was, i.nterred ',on' toe wrong ,lot, ,·so the body "had to De 'moved.,' Lewf~"Howell had a s~n 'and a daughter buried on 'the top of the hi,1l so~th "f. his hou3e, over~pok:!,ng the'beautiful valley; The wife :, 'arid se~'eral'chndren of William Mea1.1"s were buried: on his home·place. .... ~ " ' Realizing the need of a buri?l groun~, William:Meairs, Oliver'E. Clark, Peter. Harmon," _Le~,yis,Howeli and, Morgctn, Jones met at the home: of Peter, Harmon Febr~ary,lO, 1874, and ,founded the Richland Cemetery' associat"ion.,· James Bryson,. l?i,llil!m Neair:s and Oliver:e:~ .. Clark l~ereappointed trustees and Williams Meairs .chose~· as clerk. :' ' . '-, ' --. " '. The si'te. was .,selected" ~n the p~'~e~ Harmon farm. The east" slope 'looking th~ beatitiful "!ailey, made it a very desirable location and, for $8, the land was deeded by, Peter-Harmon aqd wife to the ,Richland' Cemetery assoc~ation. The, deed ,was, recorded. Jal',luary 19, 1876. ' , , . " oyer- " '" ~ t The cemetery was laid out .in eig'ht b1qcks' with' 'five "lots' to'each block. The lots on the south s'i4e-were., evidently ,:con:91.dered the:.mos't de'sirable; ,since those r-eceiving the first five, nUmPers', in the :drawing for lots, chose 'the ones on th'e south, the first"choic~ being the, one';'in the 'southwest'lcorner. The cemetery, was named' the Ric.hl~nd 'cemetery, because' the land' in t'hat location was especial1y' t:i.ch. " T,he valley ·to the ,east ,was" e:specially fe?:tile and the creek, running .. about midway. thrl! the valley; was· often called Richla?d c.r~e!<,." .,'. ,; " " _"-j ,..., , . • ,.f' '~') ", .9n May, 17, l874,Morgan Jones was elected trustee and' Peter Harmon chosen as' sexton'._ 'On J~nuary.20, 1876, Morgan JonesKwas elected ·chairmari and Oliver ,E.,;ciark,: ~reas1,lrer,.All t!lese ,men, Morgan· Jones, trustee and chairman; William Meairs, trustee and secretary; Oliver ,E. Clark, trustee and treasurer, and Peter .Harmon,sexton, 'continued "in office. 'until the death.'of; William Me~i~s ,~:t88~.,:w~'en ,Lewis :Howeq~~s" elected to 'succ·eed. him ..... After serving . ',' :.' 66 .- "" '. �i',.'! .. '.:.: t;.. . the association for 14 years, Morgan Jon.es was succeeded by Robert Sutters and, after having served:20 years' Oliver E. 'C1a'rk"was succeeded by Thomas C. Jones. After having served as sexton for 10 years, Peter Harmon was followed b;y- ,c:;e~ rg e Ha rmon • .,:,: J ' : ;7 ., . ," Margaret' Brewer; mother of Mrs. John Ulrich, May 4, 1808, December 17, ,1880." 'C-:."'.:: Margaret Brewer came to Kansas in 'about 1860, from Hagerstown, Ind., and lived in Willow Springs township on'the NE~'of section 2, township 14, range 19. : : ,Peter:Brittan, Ma~c;:h 9, ,1882, age' 63 y~ars.' ..... :::. , :.. .', :,. Ge 9rge·:Brittan, August 31, 1878, age'64 years. , ." The Brittan family -came from Californi,a'and lived n~ar'the M~alrs"ford on the NW~ of section 19, township 13, range 20. After the,death_of Peter \ '. Brittan, his wife and child moved to the:'state of' New 'York. . ' '" .. ' Sam.ue1·C1ark·was'·bom in 1809 'and died Aprit 6, lS93';"age 84 years. . '- ,,.Jane .,A. ~C1ark, his' Wife, was born ·in '1813:and"d'ied ;&y1~' i899', age 86·y.ears,. ,'...' , .'.:-" , . , !-, L . , , ,;': '. . " , • • -,;:',' ,,' ,'\' In 1855· Samuel .C1ark, his wife and, son, Oliver E •. C1ark, B'se'i2 years, came from:PennsYlvania.to Kansas and located' on their'farm the ElzofNE~ of section 35, tmvnship 13, range 19. , ,._ , Oliver- E. Cl:ark'wis' b'orn :in 1843-and died in: 1894, age '5i 'y~ars. ,When rJ, 21, years' qf, age,' he' enrolled in Company F " 'ThfrdRegiment ,. Kansas V6iuqteer Militia, and, served 90 days from August 3, when he was honor~b1y di~cJ:iarged. ~! "On-, S.ept.ember ,8,. 1866, ~e married Catherine Per'cy, ~ho was born in' New' York, . City, January 14, 1.847, and died March 30, 1917, at'~the age of '70 years~ They owned the N~ of Nt-l~ of section 26, township 13, range 19. Their children were: .' Emily;:Clark Wagner, Josephine Cla'rk·.Serviss;·Thomas, 'l:faty Clar~,Marrio~f' t • ,',; Samuel, and Frank. ',C, : . ' , ' . ' " "." ~"i' " '~ ".~ ~ ""CAaron M. Cory; February 10,1884, age-57·years. ',.. , Aaron M. Cory' owned farm in'Willow Springs"'t'Ol\~sh1p;';i:he'NW~'of"section 12, township 14, range 19 • .' Jacob Crowell" December. 15,' H322, October:jO; 1898:-: .: ;' ... E-lizabeth' Crowell, July 1.9, 1835, "~January" 23, 19'12'. - ,,;'l _, .. ', ,:'~ . J.acob Crowell and wife lived .several·p1aces •. , A~ 'one" ti~e theY_~~E!~ the ,', fa~m on which the' .Rich1and cemetery :is' 10catea~'"' ; . , '.. ',Asa Dutton, March 25, 1816, December ,2, 1894. " : .;....:. ·:.Mary.Ao.Dutton, : January 20,1817"'Februa~y' 25" ~883;' ,. :':-,:. -, ~ ..r . ,.Iose·ph,·B •. Dutton,' December 30, 1852,: October ·16,'f881. " ~ '. '. ~ Asa Me1vi~' Dutton, June ,29 ~ 1880,'~'age:'29_years'~" "'." ", ~:'. :_:~_;; The Dutton home was one-fourth mile south of the Dutton bridge', tb'e' SE~ Of section 23, tOWllship 13,' range 19. ,," .. ' " , ;: " Thomas ~'Evans and wife were both 'bom' in Wales "and came to:·Kansas in early . :;"~:'~ays: . TheY',owned ·the' SE~ of,'section, 34, townshi~"'p'~ :ra:~~e·'l~.,. the' ~:\ of sw~ ,'. . of· s~ct~on 34, township;13, range .19 and in Wil10~:'Spr~~~s to~!~~p.; ··.tlle"NE~ ·Qfsectfion: 3, .township '14; range 19.' . ; -. " ' . : J ' " .•'. • .'" '. ': " ,.... ,. fHh, son,. .,William J.: .·Evans'; November 24t'1852,: ~rch23;: .i.~37.;" . '.:" . '; :,;.~,.~·The:i:,r daughter,,;Lizzie;~ wife 'of' J~ ·Lj 'Jones; Fel)rus'ry 22', 1887, age 27 years. Baby daughter of Lizzie and J. L. Jones, March 2, 1887, age 13 days. ;. . .. , ' - 67 - �Margaret Elizab~~h FoX, J)ecemQ~J; 14, ~,83.0, F~1?,ruary. 8, :~8!.?,~. Jessie Eugen~a.'FOxt·March .21" 1861~ J.'1.11,e17 " 18~9~ " .;". ,.' _I, , cMargaret EH:~abetfi -Dey '~r'ried-Thomatf FoX,., :~Tb'e ·f.a~lY· ..1!l~e.4 to,:~~ssouri from AUegh~ney. cPuitty, New York' state i~ {~(i~4f~ 186q.~ ~h~~~·. t~~y resided .un.t,il ~186$ ... ~ rAt·this··time the Pox family"moved to' afa~.south~es~ :of,~~awrence, known as the S% of Sl-1~ of section 27, ~ownship 13,ra~ge 19, .·~d".wereliving I:' '. tberelIf .1879 .wheq· Eiizabeth Fox' died~' . ' ." ........, '... , .... ,j. ','" ., . Som:e ye~rs latet, Tbomas FOX went. to Califo~.~a :"t~~. :liye;~~ . w~~r~ h:i'died r.' Ju1y .. 13,.·1914; and'was burie~ ,in Los' 01,ivas. He: came ~.(). ·Ame~i~a, fro~,,~gland at t'be age of: 16." He sang', for a' t·iine . in' tbe', boY" s. ·cho~i'. 'of "St. "Pa~l' s ~athec;trd":':in.,Londqn •... ,: . '.. ,: .'.j : : .. ' , ' " .•: ' , ' . ' '.' ':' , , : '",:> l.~ " .;, ~ : ~, T~oma8:;Gallagber', December 2'5:,: ~816i December. 5, 19<;)1. ; ,.... ..··.l: . ' ... '~ _::,:,Pers~lla Gallagher, daughter', September' '17 ,: ·~8~4.::' ~ge 2'6'- yea'rs.' ,::'," ... , ~~;·~h9JDasGallagher was born in' Pettco' co~t;~,' Kild~~e" .. I~e~~nd. :"JT~~, lqcaticm· of. his farm'~was' NE% of 'section 14, township 13, range: 19.., H.i~.:grand'son'"C. 'E~ Dunigan~ now' .liveson this f~rm • . . '. , " ':.' .... , .. ::. '.'", JQhn·W. Gra~t, June 21,_ 1~27, .Januar~ ~4,' 1~~~; .•. ,.:"...... ',' " . ': : .. :~~,.:~.. ,Be.rtt.e, sonqf H. ;G~ :atid'A'~i J. Grant~'August 8, 1883, age ~1 ~n~~~. and 8 days ~ . .' . . ". ...'... _ ' : ': <I . : :.\;: f , ' . ' ','. ~~elJ!8nt1:ne.Grant ;··.w1:fe 'ofdbhn': T:.'~#arit, 'J~~y 24;" .~~.l~·~,~~,~pu~ry 8 ~ 1878. I'~' ...C~arlesl:H.,.Grant. :October 9, '1879 ~ 'ag~38 years·,._· _;' ~ ,<:.;rj::-.:,;:,,:.,:, ~,:" John Grant owned the farm south of the ~t'ton br1,dg~"on ,.~~e ,e.ast side cf 1 the road in the NW~ of. section 24; town'~hip 1,3', range 19. . :' ,... ~ ,'" . ' ,,' ' . .J . .., . ' .. : '. ...' • . ,·"Ev~:':E.-:Gr.1ffith;.August··.'11,'1874, 'age·'48'years·• . '.. ' ! ".... "~ .. : ..... ,; ',; Mary A. Griffith, January 20, 1897,. age 60. years~' . '- :' '~'.', .. ,' . i Evan B~ ~Griflith"'and'W1:fe camei' to 'Kans:asr:'tu" 18S5 ,and preemptet:i- the north" ea~t;,qua~ter.ofl·section··26 itrWakaru~a·t~sh~p;: Th~ sold the':n~rth eighty "to, T· •. D.,("DavU~. father~of·Mts. Griffit'h,'who'hSd'preeuipted the sout.hwest· . quarter of sect ion 35. ' " i' •• :'!"; :.:" ,' r: 'r' .. • ,~van B.' Griffith ,was '~l' 'st'one,"uson' and" buUt many'houses', a few ,O~J ,!hich were the homes of Oliver E. Clark, Col Hn,s, HC? llo.way , L., _J.. ~nn,e~y .~d Scott j; ,tc~nedy-: ~ Many' ~of ,'these'l!hCluses'are stIlt' 's't'aliding •.1:. , 1 ." .' '. .. :::. (' ~.i. .... , He died at the age of 48 leaving a wife and seven chi1~ren, {David " Mary, . ; G~o~ge,. NeUie, Elizabeth; ~Susan:-andEm:est'~ i:; .;, o:.:' .. \:' y ..... ' ; ' .... , .p~;. ..... ' ,~ A· son ,·,Geo""ge.: T. Griffith, 'boiaght~ the fatiD ift'e~ the d~atii.. ofhis m,o'ther. His son, Evan Griffith now owns the'·farm/~k!ngltiie·to~~rsh~p 9f,,~~e'laiid in the same family . for 84-.years: •. :..; :- '.' ,. ..; .:; '1'; r ..: .... " I ' , ' . : " . " ' . , John W. Hadley, June 21., ,182-7-, -.Taaiiili:Y· 4/.'i8$.O;-'buried '~n·:tlt.~ 'Stagger's lot. :;.:.' :,., t{~C;y,. wife'~ofl J e' W;,;.',Hagle, April'lf'188t,' age '50 'years' • ':~(-. ,,"~\,: . t ~.: Peter Harmon, June 13, 1816, J~e 18, 1~01. . . . . "." 1-; ',l:fa;y~ Harmon·,.his· wife, May.8·;··1815~;":March l~; ·i87S. , .. ' ...L.'. ,. ",;..:" ,.;James,J<.-,P .i, Ha;nnon ,'son, AugustJ 2i,'; 1~73.,''. age:: 26,' year~.'J,'. ~':,. . ' .. ::', .'. ':., . :'-. r,l\,~~ce, ~~, ,wife-.of:G. ··M~·.D.'·.Harinoil; '!Septemiier' 25'~ 18?t~. ssW' 40'j'ea~s~':;: Etta A. Harmon, daughter of G. M. D.JHarinOn'~ 'Sept~mbe'r,4~: i878'~ ilgel't· year. Peter Harmon and ;:W:ife C~\ .. to. Kinaas i' h:om",GeorgetoWii ~ .. Ind':: in 1859. In 1863, they bought ".the 160 a'cres, ::nn :!whtc}i" t'h'e Richland; cemete'~ is now .I,oc~~ed.. ,He' .tz:aded thi's 'farm .lfor: -orie nort'h of ·'the-Dut"t1 -~Fi~g.e,~.on'·~~e e,a~t side of the road where his daughter, Hester Harmo~.Ho1.c~; and: .husband now: live. Their children were: Elijah, Elizabeth, George';;:James' ·k:' P;~ Harve.~ Hester, Albert and William. J. W. Hendry, August 7, 1883~ lAugo~'tJ'''':i6, 1889. : : •• , 0 . .: f , • ':'" ~" • ,,' • _ .' • • .. ' ~ J. oJ L .t oj J ~ ,: ,:<;; .;- C "ri· " : '::,!):~"'.' ~: . :~ .. ~ - 68 ~ :., .. ".:. ·i .• _.~ . ".t:.' ...' I" �Eli~abeth M::H~nd'ry; 'M~y 6, H{30,'AprU ~i3,·.,1889~;·.;" ~~.-.~.: ., , '. , .J •. ~., H~~dr.~.~il1~d. :w:1fe ~ .owned the N\ .~f· NE,~:'Of ·.section 33; ·township 13, ra~ge' 1.9 alid .the oS ·lz o.f SE~ 'of ,sec~ion. 28., tOwr:tship: '13" range 19·~,' . E.dn~·G;·HO~C.O~;·.~t:l!Jghter .. o(:L·~· M. ~nd R.: HqJcom, 'Feb~uarY":2'?, '1883:, ., . . '.' . ~"""" .: .- . " ; '.' .. ' January .18, '1887. ~ ::'J' ':'Th~·'Hol~Om f·a~:i.1{n~ed 'on th,e ,S~ '~f th~ SW~';of secti~ti-'26t?),'\'townshiP . ,13,. range, 19,. . "",.... . . . :.,~ ' .. :~. 0: . : ;.:J"'," ~ .. , .• :. ~ !: .. :~~x:y ~,:,~iz,a~e_fh H?}com', dau~hter:,,~f ,A:,•. L.:•. 'and. 'Hester Holc,?m" ~ugust'~ 26, ,.,. "",1881', Septe,!libe:r .~~(~), 1,881; bur.ied o~t~he,l,Peter Harmon lot. .;.,....' .. ,Martha Aim Hiuvey' was born in Cumberland,' Md., in rI843.: ..: She, wa-S . married to Samuel K. HooJc, in, 187~. and 1878, theYic~me from Maryland 'to"Kan'S'as and located o,r:t ~he~r'f~!m which was the SW~,\of:.se.cd.on ~5';, townsliip,;13jrange 19. __ 'Mat~!ta~,~~ ~~ok;~died'~ ~bou~ 190~,~andi'§.r~ •. Hqok 1at~r .went.-to"C~lifomia, where he dle~ ,in' 1918.at· the age of 83·years ...~ Their:.one child was'·LiHie . ' " . ., :':;;-; ~'" :':. "i ~n' t ....1 •. : ,:: " . ·:··:';':HbOk Tuttle.'" , Henry Landis, 1863,:1932. ' . . F'., i: .. : ;': .. ,; ".'; :.,i_;;, ;. Ber~ha, ~daug~~er ~of W.q,~,iam. a~cl Winq~e l;.y.oQs, .February 15!,-· ::r890, April ."': 28; "1898. : ." .; '.' ....' . : i .. · . ' \ . . , Violet, daughte.r of, .F;rvin .and Atta, ..Lyons ,·,'J.anuary.;:,19 ;,'1908 ;::August 2, 1908 • l . ('.: :' 'TbEViyoris farm '::rs~ ":l~oc~t~e~ In' <t-f(~J~ SP.:riIlgS- t<,~ship" the': jNW~;:,Of secti()n ... },2.' .f~~s.~~p~4,<,,:rf1ge ,1,~".;<,; , ;\; ~l :~~ ~';, . : ~,:., .',' :.~) " r •• , . >c' William ·Mea.rfs ,~u;?e ~,3;' ,l88P;p: a$e.. 5,.1 ~e.~~s .. , ~. ·~l. . :.:1:~ .... ;.,.', !-.,.Clara Bell, daug~te,rof,.~illia.m and, L'pvJn~Mea~·rs', ·M8rch.19:,;~1879, age 6 months and 19 days •.. :;.'.~ -. , ' . i " · ' ';, ,',' ,;~: _ " .. '~.':' J ...•: Lovina, wife of 'W~ll~am Meairs., ,Ja~uary',2~~' 1842 ,,!,Ju1y :27~ 1887-. ..... j',1 " sr,.J Sarah'; wife 'of l-li1liaD;l.:t1eairs,. August,,·2p, 1828 ;.,Novemb.er· 13;,;:-1865 ~ ... '." ;' :Aiexander'F~', son of:Wii1iam and:~Saiab Meairs,':Ma'r:ch 29;'\J1863,.August 23,::iS64,;g .,:; .:-~ .. ",~ .. ' I , . ' I.J .. : . • • • •' , --.', .L.:_'. .... ' ~:\ ;'. , }!":--:'<:, " I , •... 1 _ , '. . f;" .... \, .•.. ,~, ~~ . " , " •. J ' ~ J • •" ' . . • t . . Willie Ashton., sgn Of, Wi11ii'!-m.and .~a.rapMeairs', ·..October" ";::'\."~l:~.~~,•. :': :\.' :,"" '~l . . . . '. .: Ii 1865, July 11, ';;,.:;1.1.,:..." .~'.,., ... ; "~':.;::, '.', ~~ .. ':;'.'. . ";';: . ;' :. : 'Eva"Grace, 'daughfe'r ,0,£. Will.ia..1l\ and ~o.vi.na :Meair:s;1 MSr.ch',,8,'1867)'S·eptember 23, 1867. , _. , ." : ~. . " .. r ,", ., !:) .: ' r.. " ' l '.' .' .t', • r"'Tb'Er M~~it~ h~in~' ~~s.' l'ocatedo:,?p;. the .NE~, gf'~ s~~ti·on·:24·~~owns:hip. 13·~'· rari~e . . . 19, ~ !~e, l~~~ ~~ tlOWOW9~~ b,~i , .s,?~ , . . l'!£.~1ia~:r.Meairs.,. making the .. oWlJersbip . of .;.' 'the Ia~f~n"~~~·,,~a~~~fam~lY~~fo~ ..84year~,• .'. ".' : .... i"~':" .. (" ,.,J:', i .. : ~ Lottie Meed, ~aughter 'of G. G. and E. E. ,G.qodger, 1886, '1908. -' Hazel Meed, her ,daughter, Ma~c.h.. 5, ~9Q.B, June, 18, .19-08." _.. ' :.... ,'1 ' ·.~.:"Mf. ':.ind·: ~~,;G. ~ ~ ~~oo~~e~, ~~e4 ;the. S\ .:0ft,,·SE~. of se·ctdon J. ~6',; '~o~ship 13, range 19: .. ,.J', .. , ' , ' ,.:,:1,'..... ,. :'~i " . ~':.::.,.' " .. "'.'1':):', I Robert Owens, a na.tive··of .Wales".:d.,ied-June ,18,.; 1891·,at.,the·;ag·e ~f 72' years. He preempJ:ea tbe·SW\,·of 'se~ti(;m' ~5, ..towns:hip:13" range·19~~ . 'fhis farm was later owned by S ~; K-.~ Hook.'" He'~w~s:a.very· close~ friend. of the~'Morgan Jones famiiy 'iin:a '¥1s' b.urJe4. bri :th~i~:.l~t~(.' ''-:~ .~. ' .. '.- .•..,.!<:.... ,.:. ,""J '~',',' :'.:. ,. " :'Rev[;F;nos"Puckett ;.Janpary. 13, .)834, . August 9 ,.;.1'903·~: ;". ,' .... ,',' . MSry:Anri; '~ife'of'-Enos'Pucke'tt, ~epteDl~er 2.0·;. 1833.;,:-:' ~:. "" . -Rev: i~'6s'ptickeh ari4:wif~ i'tved ~n.the 'NJi:\:of !NE\' of 'sec~tion 3~, t'o~'13' 1-:9 ;; ...... ~ . . .' I" • .. 'S hi \.,~ .. 'r", ... ~a~ge 0',,"":. • •. f'"!'.}:.!· . . · ... :,' ",,:;';, ;.~' ........ :.::~: .'~" .~. :7' •. :':r'"': ~ ':"'~ .... JOM Stagger~ ..and wife·•. ' , ' J . , ' ! ' . ~.l,: .. ·;.c ~~;;: ' . I, ,}. ':J .. '. ;"_ .,'• . '.J '"'I !;~, . . . . . . , \ ... ~ .. ,', . -. • '.', There are a number of graves 'without~ny markers. - 69 - ,j, ,r:::"r7 /'.. :~t!1:·.' :.~.": ... ; . . . t~:.J!. -:'~'- .~:.~.-.I ~.~.,!. tJ:'" .... 4L , : The names ohthe plot of the ! \ �'~ .. - . ,..... "..... ... . c~m~tery are: ',:SiTv~rs'; two gr~ves; Bdttan, thre~,; grayes~;:~ L~~gh; Tpo~~ M. ,White;: Cl'ltherman, two, graves ;'~ridy Rolston:; Wil:lis A. ,Taylofr J.ohn Wilson; .. _ HugqJones;, Layt,on;'t:wo grayes; a,nd KeSl~r;~~~::ir~~~s~"'.T~'i riam~s, o<:~rshall and Dodge are also' ori" the plot,.' These: bodies' were 'moved. ' , .: , ' Burials of the f~mily of Alphonso E. and ~ose ;0." H1tc'hc'<?,ck -:7- - ;. ,.!,-",: Y.io~a;; horri' Douglas 'coi.tntY~· DeceIDb:er ,b'~' J880; ci~~d Febr~a~y:, . ~883 '; , ~ .';'C" ,Sidney, born bouglas"couqty,·Aprrt"'s; 18SS;"dted' October '23, 19.00 •. ,( Edn~, born Douglas cou~t~, Janu~ty .28_,.18:8~;:- ~~_~,d;.A.pr~l ,~?, 1918. ' Records of the burials' of ~he Collin,s 'Hollovlay. family ,in Richland cemetery. In lot 1, lower half, bi~ck,.l,:, ' ' , ... ; , Y 1 ' Collins (son of Daniel and pilanny Holloway), hom at'~ew:,Hope, Brown county, Ohio, January 18,'1832; died' in Lawr~n'ce, . p'ctober ,5,;'J905'~,,! , Catharine BlackbUrn, (wl.fe of Collins, add da~gh~~r of: Hug~,)inci Margaret • ,." '.' I . ,.' , Kennedy), born' at Hammersv:i. lIe, Brown co'urity, Ohio, Decemb~r 18 ~, 1830;, d~ed in Lawrence, January 2, 1~09.. ":'," :,(" ,; ,,' Grant W. (son 'Of Collins 'sndCatharine"'Hollqway), born 'near i.ciwrence, February.16, l864;:died at Lawrence~ Januai-y',-:3l';:i902. : G·:~\:'",'.' •. .• r .Collins' Holloway ·;and Catha'ririe 'B1adcburh K~nri~dy, we~e llUilrried. in.H~lIIers: v.-iUe, 0.,,. on : Feb r.uary' '5', -1'852' •. In' ~'the 'fall .6,f"1853 ,th~y ,'!7:e~t; t~ Schuyi~.r county, Illinois, :,wb'ere' they 1i~ed until ,May '2', l,S5'5, whet;l.. :t,h~i. ,~,tar;ted~, for -, ."Kansas ;)-'arrivi~gt iJune !{3" . 1855 ~ They preempted' ,the nortIlwest: qU'arter 9f I se~tion 26, tOWnship. 13',' range' 19';' ,later sel~ing the north aC:r~'s, and buy'fng1th'e south half of tne:northeast iquarte'r o,f Dection,J 27, township' 13, range ~9(, where t:hey' lived "undl' FebI'tliiy i' 1901,' when; :they move9 to Lawrence ,and rema;~J,~ until ,. t,heir' ", 'I: .: " ':',; . : ' . .~,;" ".. . ", . ' .. _.' '>' ,.. . . .deaths . . ~~. ;'~ j ,Collins Holloway:; 'eriHsfed 'in the Civ,il; 'War A:u'gust 3; 1864,' as a'.pr'iy,8te 1·· in Company F, Third Regiment, Kansas State Mllit;1a. pi'schatged .ocJ:.ober'3l, . ;1~64,"on,:account 'Of:expiratio~'of en~fsbnent~which wasf~r:'three mon,ths~ Mus .. ~,:tered: into the Grar,td.Arrily'of, the R~pubHc:~:washington f~~~' N~,.·l2', . APt~1; 19,1890. ,', .. ', .Lewis Howell, March 23, 1812; October 14, 1892. . .' r'" ;, .. ., , .. " 'J" .'" •• ,' :Ma.ry J. Howell~*'Jurie . 136 1829; ~pril:'lJ 1917'. . .... 1,- t~. , . . . . . . . . ." .. . Lewis Howell was ~born' iIi' Montgomeryshire ,'Wiiies: He<catne 't~, the ~YT~ited .. 'States ,in 1830 ..· 'In'1844, he'was' married in C:i.n~il;-ria,ti:;'O~', 'to' Ma'ry'J. Salathie1 who was also born in Wales. " , . ' ~:' . In,1854, he came to Lawrence and helped'lay out 'the toWn'; In' the spring of 1855, he moved his family f!om Cincinnati:t.o ;',t he' :farm whldf J:teh~d pr~e~pted) located six-miles southwest oi· Lawrfmce, the: ,de:sc,r.iptiO~ being theW-!, of NE-\, section 35, township 13, range 19 and the ~'K of r-lW~, se~tJon 3$ ,'to~ship 13, range 19 ' .' ', ..' . , . :i,',j " . ; ' , . ': ,-: ' ~' ,.' , • , .~. Le1f1s Howell was a cabinet maker and "carpenter'~ At the dine h'e learned .. .. t . • his trade, frames "of . windows , door mo1dl,~gs arid )ambs, 'wer~ ~,made by q~':ld. Members of the Howell family 'are 19iv:i.ng' his tools'~ which 'they' sHll )iave, :to the Historical society. _ ' . . . ',' " , 'Lewis 'Howelf built 'many ;of',the' early buildings 56'f' Lawrence '~nd 'surr'?l;!Ilding country, some of which are still standing. He.., also worked 'on.. .t'he con:':' .,. ... - . . .. : I .• . •.. , . • " ! structionof aU'the Eldridge Houses except the' p'resent one, ~uilding the, . , walnut stairways with these tools. .:' ':. :- . . He t'old' of th'e eXciting t'i'mes they' had abo'ut Lawtence' in the ea"rly days, but the most terr,ifying' experience' occurred' the morning of :Quantrill "s 'raid .• Mr. Howell was boarding. at, the Sayag~ 'ho~e') 1600"blocU, .. Tenn~~s~e stre~t ~ "j'When ,shooti,ng,was' heard,·.he!went out 'to s~e what "was ,going on.' He; hadh 't 'gage far I ' :,,:, .1 l... ~ ' . • Of"" .•••• . I . . so ) l ,- •••• ~ J' ., • • • • . •••• • ~ f (- .' t ~. v • ..' • \. i' • , ':. ~ I .. .. ~ • • ";' I . .' .' ... • ~ 'I' .- • - 70.,.. .,1" . , ~ . . .~ •• r •• ~ I :. • ._ �.; ~het.! :~b~t, :~",d~~~n"m7n ,on ,ho~ses r~cte :up to him" 4rew' t'heir 'guns on ,h~~:and . ",~eIJ,lB.nded"h~s. ~on.ey •. , H~:started tc! rea:ch .f~r"hi,s".Il1oney,but they"rode' off, say1,ng, ,~t;, i~ a damn, .fQreigner,. ,let 11im go. , .. 11r.·"HoweH·;:·a We1shnian';':~usually . ~ . . 'spoke good 'El1g1i~~, b,ut Wh,en be, wa~ ex~ite~., .he .·8po~e· brQkenly. 1 'Phis rfact saved~~s l~.~~e,... '.·;: '.: , " ; .' ~ "~"';' ': < i"ll'" :1': ., .:'." 'J;. . r.;T~e n~m!!~. of '~lieir..c~Udren we'~e: '. A\br~~~~,,~llc~n { Daniel," ,WH:liam, :~~~?, H~e1.1 .wa.~~~~.,.,~~orge',,: Da~id,.. ~.~mue1 '. ",ohn:,: :l-eWis· ·and Margaret Howell ,<.. , ': The ';hi1d~en' b'utir~d: in::~he 'f~riti~iy'; iot~~e; . ~-' ,-::."~:':'" ; Abraham Howell,: jui 22, fS62', ~ge. 23 days:. :::" Ellen Howe ~ 1, November 4, 1869'~ age 18' years,: ." :'. , . ' .. (>.......... ~. r.:.:·'· ~ Dan~e1·H~e~~1:,:-.j~~Y:~5, 187~,ag~. ~~ year~< ,.~'; ',;' "W~lliam Howe 1.1 ,. :t'l,ovember 6, 1853;. October, 2,1878. . .. :.;.L~:') ';.'"<':=,;' :.':·:Grand~hqd~~.·: ~rthu~;~ sono( G. W.an( Le~a ',tIC?We1t, December, 29:~ 1895; January 8~ '1899." " . , , " ' . , . ; ' .~i . M~rga~ ~ol1es, Sep,tembe~ 4, ,l819;.,Sept.embe~·19, 1892 •. , ,.,' Elizabeth jones; Octcib~r 1 ~.: )827; October 15, .1~99., ,.: :' '.~ .. . Morgan Jones, son of a fa rine r was born in Montgomeryshire.Wales. In 1846 ", '::, he 'came 'to th~ iirlited States •. From New ,York; he -w~nt' to Cincinnatiwher,e' he , "worked '~as 'a :·tMbh:lnist. 'He '..a'lso worked' at his trade in~· Pomroy, ·6~f t : ' " ",(j" '~He ~a;j: imirfiedon May "14, 1847, t~ E{izabeth A~n :Gr,1ffith, 'whq ~a'lso-;was .~~~ "i'n,wai~~ :~~~ . came fo ~merica ,on the sa~e 'ship' ~hich btougpt:.him.-" , :.~ " . '.In. ~858, t~ey came to. Kansas and lived in JJUloW Springs' township'on, .:::s·"} t:he' N~'· the SE~, 'sect.ion. 2', township 14, range 19 ,Jocated:about· a h~lf; '.., .' :~ mi':ie~ north'~f i-ihat.' is uCwknown as pieasan't Gr~e'" The family, next'. moved, to a farm in Wakarusa, t9wo,s.hip.,preempted by Rober~o,Ow~~s;·.,the SW\ of section t " "'. ') '2"5',t-;. ' . 'hi" .. , 1'9 ,........'.: ' ~. ~, ,towns, p, l'3 . ,. range ., .' '' . . . . . . .. . .".' .., " . ' 'During' 'th~ .'six years Morgan, Jones:fa'rmed, th!,.~e:· yea,rs ' on. each :p1~cej , he , pur'chased. 80 'acres of, land and later bought 160. acr~s.:- ,This: farm' was' located ........t. in '. t&e 'P1easan~ valiey school district and was' the:lol~. of the·; NE~, section 34, township 13, range 19, . and . the NW% of .section34",~9wn~Q:iP 13, .range::19 .. They moved tq their. new home, in. 1864.'· and ,lived th,ere un.ti,Lt;peir :.deaths. ' : :.; .;, '; iJ.:ii1.n8 t'~~")Civil Morgan Jones w.as cOIlne~ted~·wit.h ~,he s'tate ,milit:-ia and serJed in' Capt'ain 'D'ickins'on "s company. :dur~ng,'.Price 's:. raid •. '" \;,:":"'~ ~:.­ 'Their chUdren were: Joseph ,: .Robert M. ,J:me :~. ,·.1:ohn, M•. , Margaret, '..E'lizab~thA.,'·Tl';o~as·c,-;ana,Morgan:R. ,:".: ': .. : \', :).f: ':,'.',;-·'.r .'. , ,... . .. . -I'" '.-' • ~. ,', " .... ; ..' 'Toe five children buried in· th~ ..fam~~y. 1~~ are,::::'"FI' ...: ;,,' ;.;-,':" : . ',:, . Joseph' :I.ones, Ap.dl 2, .1~~8.; '.; Ju;ly 1877 •. '; \ -::~. ..'..' t· '.: ).' '. ~. . Jane Johns',' October 29, 1853; November 22, 1892. " t" ':", ,John M•. Jones, .. April .. 7, 1856;·June.,12, 19,07.~!~., " ;.,'., _,~.;"J:: ..... :E1iz~b~t:h.A'~~Dunn,·januarY"-ll~·:i862;'rSep.t~mbe,t:.24,489.~.:,· . ':."J ,; - .;~ . : 'Motgan .~~. Jones~ )apuaryi.1, .186~; Ja:nl:!arY~0,;,.1890.,..;?o..,l' i'''} ',' ",' ""'GrandcHildren: .' '.y~,_.x' ,", ~"J}" :'J<.\ . Millie, daughter .0J .Jo.seph and,.M •. L.. , Jones ;.p~~e,mb.er; 24:'-,·la}6;.. ag'e 3 ··1:it6~t'~S,·.r:d~Y~.,.:., ..,' ".... ' .. , . ,;':':~',;,'.", "-:,,,~,;., ' :1:'" ~~'.".: ,.' , .:'~iJlie',- daughter of :J .. , ~., anp.Elizabeth ~., P!JIlP,~ .Septeml?:er ~~8 ,',,1884;' . . Oct'obErt' 6, '1884; '.~i' ..~:: ;~ .• ';--/ '. 'j:'-r.: f .;..:;/' ,..r_, Son of Thomas .C. and Edna Jones ,. NovemQer, 190.?·,; q-ied:: at,.birth. ~: c~i~~t.i~n 's~a~k" ~~'s b?m May~ ~7'l' ;~8'!2,,")n~A'f~~Jh~,iJD RJ;line; Bav.aria·, II, . Ger~nr.;", di¢d, ~p.'. D0IJ81~s cqu~~y, ~()y~lJlb~~.;~ ,:.18~?, .:' > i,.7 _ .... ~r,' " :--:; .;, , .;, ,\ ... ,. 'Phillippine Baeshinz ,was ,bo.m May. 3., 1~1l in R.h1,ne, B~v.~ry, Germa.ny; died "i~ UJ~eric~;:"October 27 /i887.' .. , , ' . y '."'.J ! ',. " , ; .:- or ~ ~""., ." ,. • '. . , • . - 6 .- . . I :war,.. • ~ . , n ': U • • ;, :'.';, > - 71 ':,. q : ...." , .., ; ,:' . :'. ..: ,I ,.. �Both landed in New York, ,December· 14,' 1833. Married, Novemb~r 9, 1836, in Richland county, Ohio. Robert Sutters, O~tober 5, ~9Q~, ag~" ,64 y'ear~ '.' .' '.' ", : ~ 'i':'. ,. , , . Sarah ·L'.,wife 0'£ Rgbert Sutters ,June: 24,,·: l~75, ago 24.y~ars .. ·' :,.: ' ' Maggie F. 'Sut'tefs "daughte'r "o'f,:'Rob~rtj, and' 's,ara~ ,.,.' Sut.t~~s j' :october ,10, 1873, age --six" weeks ~. , '" ..... ,, ! :', .. Sarah L. Sutters, daughter of Rob~i:t i 'and- Sar~{L. Sutters, August i, 1875,' ' th . ~:;: age. 3 m~n" s. \ .r. ' . _ "" >,: < Co.' ", ' ",.. . , - Eliza J. Boyd, April. 11, 1896, ,age.66" years. , , >.... ' ·Kennedy. sut~~~~"De:ceFe~ 25,·~~78;··ag~'70:ye·l!-rs-;,· ~: ';-.'- ,'., : . Margaret "wif~~of ){ennedy' Sutt;er~, October 2:,)~?~,; age 78, yea;rs., , ,:;~ , . Robert Sut'ters'-came' to tawrence from ~hi1a~elph~~' !.n. the .. spr.irm of':1864' , 'and worked in the brick plant of Thomas MCFarland. In 1868, Kennedy Sutters and wife ~ Margar~t" p~rents of Robert Sutters' . and',the'tr son, John'K;; arid' their daughter,'M~rth~,c~me froI\l-~hUa~elpiji~ to ' ... : :. Kansas. '" In ,Jtily of:the :sameyear, 'another 'daugnter ,'-,Eliza J. Sutters ,.Boyd, '. ,and her' five chlldr~n'came' 'to 'Lawrence. '" . '., : ,,', -. In ,1868, John 'K. and Rober~ M. 'SU:tters, bought f6,o'.. acres ,o,f land wh~~h , had, been homesteaded 'by; -Thomas ..~ • ,Evat~t. ' It. was lo'ca~e.~_ lia,~f mi,le:nortll, of; what: is, noW known as ,Pleasant Grove',and" w~s' 'the'N'W\ of section ~" ~~sh.ip 14, range 19. The' fa1n1lf'Uved:on this fc.l-m 'for. two' or i.l0·re years. John K. and Robert M. Sutters then started a brick plant 'N3St of the ,Thomas McFarland .' ,.b~ick'.!yard.. They continued in thi~ business 'lll.1ttl: i87,4' when,: th~y so14 their.,' ··.. ·brick" plant to Thomas McFai-fand ,and".Rober~ M. Suttet~ and ~fie f~~qy.. r.et~.rned ". to the farm. ',': i . ' " .. , , ,: - i , " , " <~ ..,' , ' I n the 'meantime, Robert M. Sutters had married: Sarah Hale •. >Later,,~fter selling his interest in the farm to his brother, John K. Sutters, he bought the S\ of the NE\ of section 33, 't.ownship 13, ,range.l9"and,lived·,there 4ntH his death. ' .. .. '.", ' ' ., "". ' . , - , . . . • . . "1·.. '.. . . , " :,The children of'Margatet"and Kennedy' Sut~er:s we,re': 'John K., Margar~t, ,! SU,tters, Neely J Robert M. " ,Martha Sutters' Wi~s~n' and' Eliza, ,J,. Sutters Boyd. r I " " , , :one i • ~ ~. • J .,: .. . . . ,",r.. • .., # ••••• ": • . ',. ' . ',:',' ~.:"'.. ' ~ . . . -. . ... ....... I~ • '. 110 I • -:.:. : " .~ END1 ,.:' , ~.: ~ '-; -, ~...., ' " '•. : ,~.; . ; " .' . r: . .... • • ... '",'! : ,'" ,.! • • • • '-.• • • • 0 • • • Ie The following article was taken from a new!'lpaper entitled a~d dated ,as fo~lows:' Freemans' Champion' . ~. 'Volume··l ;. Number' .1 . '- ' Prairie City, .Kanzas , Thurst;Jay,: ' : June .25., 1857 _ - TermS $2, per annum. . . . ,.' . ."~";, ;: " , , : , ( ;',. ." j. WHAT :'DO"YOU THI~ OF' THIS, - .' ~~IES? ';. ,~ ,r,~- "". , ,;The bet'ter, sex 'are a scarce commodity ip, ~his conmluni~y •. ,We have, a,fe~ ha~dsome; intelligent and, highly-accomplish'~d young lad,i~s ,as ,any city ca~ , boast of J 'but, "declarat.ions of intentions'" have been "filed" on the 'most of. t~e~, with fair "prospects of bebig "pre-emp'ted; ", 'alid 09" hopes of' "jumPing ~:r' ,., C9ns~der~ng . ,this. state of 'things, ·the prop,detors of Prairie City, w,ith th,e .v~ew Of supplying"thewants of our young men,:,offer :as ~n induce!J,leIlt for " young ladies in the States to emigrate'and 'settle among us~ a city lot to ' each and everyone, so soon as they consent ,to ~e~o~ a. "squattE7r'.S clai.lI!. l' Uha,t moreindu.cements can you' desire ladies'? "Le't ·us know, and you shall be satisfied. ,~ : " , ,', - 72,,~ \ �" .... . ::·r~ . : . ' •,,: <~.; .'; ., ~.• . ." . OUR ANCESTORS ,; :r: " ' .. :. . ..\'-j':'~ . t. "';'::'/"; I ,,"} l .~"'.:! .,' ., ~\.! '. ') ", : \ •r . ':'--', ..... ~. Mrs 0 Carmen King; Route # l' ;... Box "175;-l L~nwo'od,.: Kansas 66052..- CJ\LAWAY-Ohio, Penno; . ." .. TAGGART-Ohio',":N Y.; HOLCOMB-Ohj.'6~;~ ~U1F~NqI'~N o·J'o.;·, WijITE-.9l1~o ,. :~. Yo,. Fl~:o'; RANDALLNoX ~ " .Ohio"j'~(MILLARD"'0hio,Penn:::. ;BUTLER-N ~ y.~.; Ohio;' u,"..ris':'·~~~2.3',! RlP:PitX:,Oh;io; .. N. t . ; COOL-NoY., Ohio; DAVIS.ON-Penno '" Or!'?;.) TRAV,~-OhiO'.~T_ ! , " J ;-,I~, .,1 .;;'j;'.-' • • • ~ • 1"0' • ..,.~, f' .,..;~ ~~. 1'" ~ (.1 .: • ..'. .' ~ I ...... . 0 t;" ~ 1J "i '; <"'H ..:itrt1 ! ,';":,::- . . • ':. . . ' .. ; .... n\', -. ,", t.' .-' ... .{ t ...... •• ,. (;. • .' t'a ...... ;." . .... Mr. floyd Stayton;. 2611 Oxford ~oCl.d; .,~w!en~~!~ ;,Kan?<\is ~ 66044, - .$~Arr6N~·(·$~liT6N·)-Ky., Va., Moo; HENDRICKSON-Ry., 1'100; KIRTLEY-l1~+es,~Ky."."ya •. , M9.~i.WJTHINqTON:""Ky.j COOKMoo; SHELTON-Mo •. j GLENN;-~C?~; "MASO~~~o,o; "'I~l!'; ;.~.TA~~PR:-l1q.·? :.PI~~-Mo. ",S.C.; WARRINGTON.i.MATTHEWS-~~·~ J,;RC?~~~S7V~i; _W~l~s; 'C~J\o/A.Y,; ;T~,;,,)mGH;.~iS.ijECKELSWORTH- Md.··,',Ky;;;' YARBER-Mo''';''BOLEN-Penn~-' .. :" • ',!;t '._ ~ ~:;.: . • • • ,.... .):::c ' ... c, ,,_ ~ ..... ., ":"'..~ _ .<j .... . ! .....J ~, ':';: - -,':" ... : <;: ~ " •. "~;' I'G~i-: ,': . ,'.1:.." ... },', Mrs;;:'\Glady's 'I:lee'- Aiken; lOi9 west :'29ib,Street; L~wr.e~c~~.:'I4nsa.s.l?6044 ;.-:rl1EE~MO.I"" Kyo, N~C. ,~.:s.d,;'i~'·VEi~i/ Ind.:', 'Tehn~; LARKEY-Mci;::;·'Penn. ;~'Kan~.~; ·KIMREY..,l1o.;, ,N.C.; WILL'IAMSMo., ;~Kyo', '·N~d.;,':S .. Co" Vao;' "JOHNSON~M6~, ~y~, N.• 9. ;. . ·:;rI(o~Mi.S~:v,a,~ ,<Ky,o;O' T.enni,;,·,l Mo:~', Arko; ~ANE-Va •. , ..Ky ~; COB~.:-;N .C. ; WI~R-I~l .•;,,·.N .C.o, .:$~~·9~·;:.:l~A,@ER-Mo.:,.;: ·N'.1C.·;~ COOPERIll. "'O~io; ~TP~:-~6·:,~., .~f-~~'?. :Va,.oA J~CKS.ol'f~Mo.o" :~y~,_ Va::.;( BI.iACKLEY~Va. " ~Ill... ; ,i.... , McCLURE-Ky .. , Il·l .. jCOX-Mqo.,. N.C n . S.C., . Ky •. ;. MADPQX:-M,d:! ·j'hC.• ,,:; S .. C.·, . Ky~.; ~TEAL·~'. i Va:Vt;Tenn:'.;'·Ky.,'·MULLIr:1NEX:'S.C~_·,_-Tenn., Ky.o , Ark~;; ...WILK[NSON-Va., Ky.'~ f.'t',·' '.\) I _....to.""\ ~, .. " - ..... ,.~ ': • •••. # , •• ,..:' .. ':,r. ,~',;, ... 1-.: .. ,\, .,.",.:.: ........... >.... . ':!.J:::~ .• r·.:. ".'~i'<~ ;.;~.').'I~: .~'. ';1;":"',' ·.~!L~ _ Mi~ "Rober'( A:.· .. Go9~pa~.tur.e; .. Star.. .Rou,ti; Ge.orgetC?':ln,; C!ild.,fornia 95634 ...; GOODPAST~­ Io~a~,~ 'Kan's . .·,.: !'1b~r;:.: I}l. ~ .. reM.!', :Y,a:•.i.·:B1P~AKE-Iqw.a·,; ·QM.o,·:.:Conn. " Ma'ss.·; :.E1.:LI~OI'r-Teifno , Ore·goD;·lDERTHICK:'I6wa,"Ohi6,'·C6nil., Mich.; WILLARD-Va., Ill.; SQUIRES.:.Mass·.·~' Ohid.~ TRIBBLE-Kyo., Va., f:fo.~, Calif. j, OSBORNE;-.N.C. , .. M9.;' .BRAGG-Ky~·; .ANDREW-N.Co ;)MARTIN- "'" , . ~L-'AMAR'-00, N C· • 'HO'.L"'LAD',AY"N' C .. :,. .;.I,"'~ . , " . •.. ,, .. \_l:·..I.f , .••. . 1":.~..I.\..~ ' .. _.' : " . va.",· . :n._-.~,. .1"~J;, . . J;"~.rt.: . r.\';~!:~'.' ~:'; . :.,~, ':' . , "' . . ,. :.' " - ,; 1 '...... ; .' "_,_ : ... _:1;';;. "" :': . : .. fiJ :". :=::; ;.,', \ Mr6~ ~Irma··L~::.Kid~ell; 'I6l7 :'Rh'ode "Island ·st. j LawreJ:lce, Kansas 66044 - .GRAY-Kalis;., . Penn., Germany; SG~~AAICK-p'e1pl.,. G,eJ;'~any j , 9MYBlfflN-l'e.ru~}.r; ~iEngland';':!INGLIS'':''Engla,hd, Penn. ,'Scotland;' 'WARl?;' VINCEl'{T-Ka·nsas.,..! ·Penn." .:Ohip,. ,J~ll._;' SPRAG.UE-:N.'H',;, Kans'., .. Ohio, Ill.; 'HURRE:LE~6h:tb', 'Ill. i, 'BROWN-1ft., 'Kans.; HAYDEN-Penn.; PHELPS (PHELFfS)Kans., Ohio, N. Y., Conn.; CALAHAM; COFFETON -.Conn. j MACKEY-Penn., Ohio, Ire lan4 ; " KIDWELL-Mo., Kans., Tenn., Va., N.C., :Wai~s; 'SALLEY-Kanso, Mo., Ky., Vao; BOYD'i .... Tenn., Mo.; GARRETT-Mo., Va. j SIMPSON-Ky.; RASH:-Kan?i •., Ind., N.C., Iowa.; SHEP~D '\ . -Penn.; , -N. C. • . ",. " . > >" . . . . , ~. . ,)' .' .' 'C" .• ~ ,.~.j • . .: ", . • "ii~;·r:I·: ~ _~"J.! ~I~,,;' 1.·' ~:;nJ' ·~;j'i..":1. .•;.~'.. ' Mrs.'·,Zola Goliins'; 9.20 sixth :$tz:eet;' Baldwin", C;ity, !Ka~sas\·66006. ;.,-:. COLEl!NS;;Kans~"; Ill. r·Mci.',t'0hio;~"WARREN":Ohi6~ . Ill. j HALE-Mo~ ,., Il.l. ;L:YO~-IJ:h,,';" Kyo; .RIEL-Ky. ;::O!jl'.. SMITH-Mo., Ill., Ohio; LOVELL-Mo., Ill., Va~';" PURDY-Ill., Penn.; LINDSAY-Ohioj tLAWMo., Ind., Iowa, Okla., ~h:to; ,LEWIS-~n4.~" :,,~po/~.; ·,.~~STQN~In,d:. ;. . :::. . : ., . . . ' ! . Mr. David W. Aiken; 1019 West' 29!1!: Street·; Lawrence H Kansas.d5604J.h ~t:.-A'IKENs(~TKE1'i;S)­ Kans .. ,~- :Iowa, : ',G~lif 0,. yt:.!l;. ~~~.~,;'" S-c6~)~~ ;:, . ~~ESt~~n.s}. ,!:Mo .j,:':tJ;rid·.Y. :Ge'~~ny~;::: Iyd;UNGMoo, Ind .. ,Kans.;"MASON:"KanEi~, ··.Iowa.;.:Vt.;. HEATH-Vt ';':,.-/,Mass:•. ;· .WHITAKER'-(WHTT·ACRE)':'" ~ -:~\ ~'. ~ ~1·1 Kans.,; Ill;.-;·' Vay;. ·COMBS::"feil.p. •. , ...Ireland, .Moo" Iowa',., Kans.', ·Oh::lo';.~'McKEE""Va~·,· I1:l.;: PITTMAN-Va~o,' I~ld.{ JoWa';;' J(fu;ls'~~;BJ\iJM:'C?h;i,o.; ·I!'elapc:h ...Germany, Iowa-; :Kans'';'';';GRANT7V'~0, Kyo, Ind~, Kina.,·.Iowa; WHITCO~::'Vt'~ ".Mas~.; >GI1;$S-Mass;;:;!:COOMBS~Mass'o'!~'.vt·~,;, TUPPE~. Mass.· Vt.;' TOBEY.:"~$s.'~ .. Vt',. ;·':HU~T)~~~ri!';."J.Va~ ;·::PATHER-:: Va~'·~:1~· .r..: ,j' ~',).:' '. .• ':'( • I' .... I -1 . ' ........ :.:,:;._'~;; ." • :,.-, .~ . . '. , .•... ~ ... \. • . . . . . . .. , . ,.> ..' y" . . ;~-,'·;·H Me~bers.. "pll~a~~e ·,t?r.,n i~ Y~.ti_~. 5 . g~i:-.~~a t:fqn ':'Ance.!?i;.or.: eha~i<:s ;. SOl thl.S page ':in our quarterly. -Edl.tor .' ....:. ).... . - 73':: ' ~ :!:.'X. '." .. ',. • ... :.:.• '.. - .... :'~: we' i:can:'~c'~nt'i~li~": w~th'" ..>: -,: '1 . ~ ' . �The followiIlgpeople: we.re ld:ll~d by .Quantrell' and: ~~s men dur,ing': tnfi.:r. raid on Lawrence', A~gust 21, 18630 ., GENTRY, MARKLE, Samuel' " .' , ~ERRAND',George .. ' .., MARrIN'; R~ GIEBAL, .Anthony·:' '. .- McCLELLAN, Mr. .1.' (. ,'. .GIFF-LER, Ao', ..: t ~ . ' . ' ~MoFADDEN·~ Jo' GILL,John.:B.· . . ?.-' ~ ME;EKY,. 'R~' .' '. ARGJi;L" :. :r' " GREEN, John, r; . ) .. ; ';MU,RPHY; Dennis . . ,Gapyr- G~. ;.w. R 'MTfDlTIHA, T. ' B,~,' G ,E G G " ...... ~,.... BENT, Geo~:': ,- '. " ' j " • . GRISWOLD, Abner NAt~., W~:' ~',. BOWE~S, ,Sa.mu~:); '-. ',,'. '. . GRISWOLD,. Dr. J •. E. O'NEIJ;.,. Jas. ., : BRbNT·,. "Mr.• ,". ".: . -...~ t.~·->' GRISWOLD, Watt .#:" .. "PAGE~ Geo'• . r' BRECHTELSBA~, Jas. .",'. -HAY, Chester . PALMER', '-Chaso-'" ·A. '; BROWN, . One-4.;nned '. ,.....' ( HELDERMAN.,' Huron· '. '. PALMER, Da.n;i~1:··W rJ.·.J:.. BuRNs, Mike HEf{DRIX," ':". .j. - PARKER, Ashbury CALLAMORE~ Geno Go W. Cal. H. PERINE, Jas. CARPENTER, J~dge Louis Henry (a German). POLLOqK, Jo. CLOUD,: ~ha.so.: ~ . . '. ';., Uncle Henry', (col:) PURRINGTON, David COA'+'ES,.Geo. ':'. ... ·HOLMES,· Nathan' . .';, ". REEDMILLER, Ao'" .... ," ,.... COL~;' L;, D.or.. . "~ '. ". ",' .. ' JOHNSON, Ben c REYNOLDS; 'Samuel- . COOPER,. James, ·r T JOHNSON:, 'r M. ' :.' ,. ): RIGGS': Chas.·· . , . : : '. ) CORNELL,. --:. ' . ' .... :. : ·.;,~JONES, ,Samuel· RoACH, ',. . ....~ . CRANE" Jno~ L~!· .,'.. ... ,. KEEFE, Pat' . ',.' .. SANGER~ Go H.' . DIX,;·R·. C.,' . ~ .~.. ;::, ':' ..... '.::, KIMBALL; Fred·.~ .'. . ... ~:~cm:iAUB, iI. " " DIx,' Stephen :flo " .f . .: ,. J- KLARES, Wmo·· ,'.:'. "~', ,'.'-- SNIDER" So S •. Dui.:i:NSKY, W~.o.. ·,: ,'., .. , .: : ;!.' 'KLAUS ~ . Fred ~ .. , ., , SPEER , John;' -Jr DYRE, Frank'. " ' ' j , ... KIA,:JS, . Wm. '.' 'STONE, Nathan' . KLEFF-LER, Wo Mo Ro STONES'rREET;' Ben.)'.-: ELDRIDGE, James ELLIS, LAMBERT, O. 00 SWANN, L. L.: ENGELSMANN ~ Phillip LAWRIE, Jno. THORPE, So M~ ... , ... ENGLER.; C a r l , . ,: '. :'.::' LAWRIE, ,Win;; . -" .. ' . TRASK::J •. C. . ... '", . ETHELS", Augu,st '.. 'LEONARD,' Christophei:r)' ~',: TP'~,~' ;: ,.: ,. EVAN,S,' s'Orul '.. :~.'. :. LINBACK, 'Henry':' . ,r , '··:wATSON,· ~a.mes FILLMORE, Le~uel .'.... .' L-ITTLE,Jno~" ." ,: .. ':"WAUGH, ,Addison' I . FJ;'rCH',' Eo p~ '" :.... . .. .: LONGlJEY, ~ Otis '. :' "WILLIAMsON, 'WIDo FRANK; Joseph :.. ',: '" LOOMAS;'.Rich .. , ';, WILLSCm " Jame~ . FRAWLEY, john.::. ,: ..·:'LOWE,.Joseph:· .,;- . "WISE, Louis':, ' :., F:RITCH, SoH •. ,.,'.,,,,, .-, i·,·J.: "MARKLE, Daniel ';: :WOOD,"James' .,;;': ;, 'GATE$,Itevi. ,::"" . . . :',:. ,I.' ;'MARKLE, 'Louis' . " : ZIMMEI~MArr, .:Tohn ',: ALBACH, George Charles:..:. ~, E. ·ALLISON:.D. G. i ~D~Q~;, .<!9lm:· .. A+LEN, " 0 >'. . • 0 , ::c.. ;'" 0, •., •• ~. • • • • :,,'.' ; f": ~'.: ". .. : {: ': T~~: foilc?~ing. ~.~;~~nce~ ~d'.· F~cts ~~out SurVivorS. 'of tlier~i'd':e;re t~~n ·:.:tr;~m :~he '. Magazine LAWRENQE.,-::.. TpDAY AND':YESTERDAY, Published '·by THE".LAWREN:CE DAILY'JOURN¥ ' WORLD, ,Decell1ber23, J.913., :We wish.to !'Than.k'Mro Wo keith Kelley' for the 10,an,q~...... . this fine magazine. 'so that we. may·rcopy 'some,of .the articles 0": . ." ... ' . ,,;-'.r,'. MRS. B.! B~CHTELSBAUER, ':La~:rence,' ~sas'. -. Wa's .boni in: Bava~i~ ',G~.~~a.~y:"'a~d' ·~'~ni~ ·t~ America' her ~eddirig"day~ "'ph:~ i's,8. survivor of .th~, ~a~t;reil ,:r~:j.d., :h~r husband " being; shot down before her·,ey~·.!? .,'Her five' smallchi;tdren. \1er~ .w;Lth .h.er. at ,the,·time ..· at the 'old Pet'er Ziinmermim home in the :800 block on .Connecticut Stre.et·o;' Mrs •. ,: '. Brechtelsbauer came:: to Lawt-ence': i~ .. March,~,1861, ~d'f<?r. the,·.p~st f~;ty eight years has lived at 720 Massachusetts Streeto She has never remarried. Three of her on - 74: �I' children are· ;L:i,.v:!.ngLMrs ... Ella' Wieman, of' this city; ~ Mrs. Herman .'Parker, 'of St. Louis, Missouri, and Mrs. Park Godwin , of Chicago. ·V','; ".,,',. . '," ',' . ,~, ~ ", " \ "t' w. A Chicagoan, 'H~'··.in!1PSON, now Generai Advertising Agent of the Atchison·,"Tope~a.'& Santa Fe Railway:.Sy.st~m, wrote: "When. Quantrell. raided Lawrence I was five and .6i)e half years young'.:". HY"father, Henry M. Simpson, then lived in West Lawrence~', ~Back of our house'was:~a'large field of corn,·growing;.as Kansas corn is iri·the.habit~f doing, lustily. tall 'and thick. That field;"with~ its "walls of cQr,n,!!_sav:ed,-our: ,~.... lives. I well r'emember'being hurriedly dragged'into the maze of maize ju·sf''a.s,:'!;~~: rebels came up the '.. front. steps loold.ng· for abolitionists. The day was hot'~'" It :'., dawned that way,.' 'We had no water,_ no, brea~fast,. . arid nothing to satifify' hu'nger-' .~ except ears hatf-green corn. The necessity fo'r ,.keeping quiet was impre'ssed' ~n' my mind; but probably t was too badly scared. to . make a noise, anyway., ';The' flam~s ,., from our Durn~ng. house scarcely had ~ied down when 'we came out of our'hidingpia¢e and were taken care .o~ ~y kind n:ig!:bors - glad ,:just to be alive." j.':' of" . '. ," " ',1 ~. ...: '~' .i .. THOS. F., .KELEHER,.' Alburquerque, N·., M. - Was fifteen'years of age and employed"at;:' ." . ' . . ., the Eldridge, House as ·waiter, bell'::boy and useful, man. He says: "The morning': of...· August 21, r:863, 'IJ~asup early, about five a.m·., as Bishop Meighs, of~the Roin~" Catholic Church, :.was going to give confirmation that day. I had prepared for:'con:firmation. The'y 'came' to the hotel front. en,trance around five a.m~ .. Someqne' calieci out very loud~three:times, hello. The nigh:t clerk, Mr. Austin, grabbed the gong and rang it tlirough the,~alls of the hotel to/:!,rouse, sleeping guests. EugeneBerry (Smithy) and myself. ran -:1;hrough the dining room tq, get out of the house .,.. '~~,!:>ack': door was locked~ We retl,lrned to the office and got ·:out at the back door' in 'rear of office. My sister, Kate 'Eo Keleher, is one'·of .th:e·survivors, but she lives"in," Albuquerq~e n~~~': ,",' :.;. '" '.. ':' < '.' t' '. ~ .. . I , .... I." MISS HANNAH P.'\.OLIVElh: ~~~rence, Kans. T,ell~: interestingly of some fac:ts about" Mi-o and Mrs. Griswold who ,had~. returned, '!;he;evening' before from a visit East'.·, Miss ). Oliver state's': -,:,";~~.' Gr.~swold, with her .. two children, had gone in April '~o 'vi'slit •. relatives in St.•. Charles·,;Minn. Dr. Griswold Jjad gone east to bring,them·hbme'•. :~";." They found time 'to~,visit ·his mother. There frien'ds~pressed him to stay long.- en'ough, for· them to 'li.o14 .. reunion in his honor.·He declined. ,It seems almost ,that'.'~h'ey. were fated inno:way to escape the massacre;·,they.niissed their train at Hannibal,., : and at Leavenworth .fo,:!n(Cthe stage already ,gone •. ':They hired a carriage ~nd' ove~:t'<iok it, reaching Lawre~ce":-at~'five o'clock on··:the :afteiiioon of August 20, 1863; -'Thei,r"'; bed-room was on the ground floor and early next morning they heard Mr~. Trask.cal~ing to men from the upper piazza" saying: "You want"to, Jgo"up ,town·and··:ta,xe mea'sure~ fGor:' the safe,-tY,. of: ,the city.~ II . . ,Ev:en. then :-they 'did ,iiot :·inicigi"ne . that, tliose .:'to·whom· J:1e'wa,~, speaki~gwere gUerillas.; ',rhey c'alled for. Dr.• ,Griswold and looking from her wi!fdo~~~' Mrs Griswold saw what' they were. The .!D.ounted 'outla~s asked: them to'· go "with' them· to the Eldridge House, promising safetyo ,The. ~our men :l.~ft ~h~ h01:1,se t0g~~her.. an!i~· \\ as. they steppe~r:through the gat'e, .',they ~ere 6r~e:~ed, t~):go ~n ~ringle file,.; ·tl1~n,the .. :. rebels fired'upon'tnem.' The 'men"!,>cattered, but ~ere sho't;"while.,r:u!U1:i-n..g ~d fe~1.7'" Dr. Griswold·' died almost irl.stantly'~ Mr. Trask" as i~sta~tly' killed~:: M,r., Thorpsiied from ~is wounds the· next' day. Mr.' Baker', ofKaz:tsas'CitY."rec·eiye'd ..:the' second~hot·~·through his:.lungs, 'which'hoWeve'r did 'not· provefata~.!,'." . "·' ;~'" . '.:.:" . i: a, 0 ... "" - 75 '.~ �.' .. . I', MAT SHAW, Kansas City, Mo. Wa:s a ltve young c'ontractor in Lawrence as e~rly as '58, when he came to the city. He ntov'ed his ~efrigerator factory to St. Louis in 1872, but now makes his' home in Kansas City. In +858 ~. S~w b~ilt the :thre?' story brick'building now oWned"and~occupied bY,Jacob House,& Son.: ~e~e are ,h:1:s words: "My carpen~er ;shop and, the First .:,M. E~ C~u:r:c~ that were ~ear, ;each other, escaped the fire. The church was used 'as a morgu~.:) put men to w:orl,t, ,maki,ng rough coffins and used 2,500 feet of walnut lU'!l~er ,'and fi£:ty. poun~s ,of ~i~s that I happened to have at the :shop. Theriext' day I put, men ,to work ',on ,a ,o:uilding ~, had under way on Massachu:setts' Street, 'opp'osite' 'whe:re now the, JournC!.i':'World is', :thinking to check a stampede of people leavip.g towzr. My old memorandum book tells ,~~'t,Q.ere were 130 men killed and 150 hous'es burned." . " ' , " " " ':, ' t... " ,',"' t •• .1, t EDWARD P. FARREN, 34 Whalley ,Ave.,·New Haven, Conn. _ ,"~r familY,at :the t,ime of,the raid were living in the Finley House 'which was on, the' e~~t side of Massachusetts Street, directly back of' the' old City Hotel (since ca~~~~ "The Duff~e Ho,us~,"). This was a short distance' from the -,river bank, and kept"' by a, Mr. Stone. For ~wo or three weeks previous to the raid theyShad been-'recruiting ~ company of sharpshooters in Lawrence and they were camped in N6rth Lawrence by the ~ld~Baldw~n Mill i(since Darlings I think). It 'seems ,that QUantrell'had former~y taught s~hool ,in Lawrence and boarded with the Stone's,' and while :there he had typhoid' fever. They had taken care of and been very good to him,.:so 'thatmorning'he said that ,they ,sJ.1ou~~ be~a:ved and all in their house and they took all of their prisoners ther~, so 'mother an~ we children went there; father hiding in some 'very tall ,weeds back of the,house. I was with my mother and a nunib'er of: others in the dini~g room when Lydia Stone, daughter of the proprietor,ran dodging :through the' crowd and wept 'upstairs'. They had taken her diamond ring early that' morning and she had gone toQUaritrell; and he had made them give it back. They told herthey,would ;get 'even with her~ so had ,come back for it. When: they could not find her:-they'said: ;'Everyd one,'of, you:,come out here,' and after they had gotten us out they 'lined all up on,the veranda men, women and children, -and starting atone' end: said: t 0 the '1!l8.D ':" 'j Whe re are you . from?' He replied "Ohio," and they asked "What part of Ohio?', t() ',whichquestion~ b: e again replied 'The ,southern part."TheY shot him~ 'The' $ame'wa's a,sked or' ,the':\next man. He said 'From the same place, but:for God "s sake don't, I§hoot ~," , They s,h'o~ , him. The next. man was one-armed Brown,", whom all: the, old settlers knew., ,He ,hel.p,' uP, the stump of h~s arm to show that he was a cripple', bu:f '~eflhar~d the fate of the " other two. The next man ,to Brown was"also';sho't and his blood spurted all over the lady who stood next to mother and me. ' Just -then Mr. ; Stone came out 'the hous'e ar;d walked up close to the men sa.yi~:, '~o~k' h~r:e~ I haye bee~. ~a~a~t'~e,d pr6:tec;;.' t~on and safety for myself and all- ~n riIy houseaz;d I w~t thi,s '~topped • .' r They' ,sn,ot h~m. He turned around, went back int6the house' and' died in a: short' time. . Th~n '", we all made a break, jumped off the ~e,ra~d~ ~d ran down, the' hill' ,towarq., the .:f~(rry." us o'r 1 • DELLA JONES PATTON, 1524 .Tyler Stree.t, Topeka, Kansas; '!My i~t~e~' 'w~s'DaV:id, 'Johe's; a mason by trade and a building contrac-t,or~' 'We ,lived o'ii Kentucky Street .,:tw~d blocks south of Central School. My mother with, us four cl:iiidre~ w~nt out to s~'~' ReV',~, 'Brow~' s at the big ravine W?st of town.' I can now see the mass' of people there. I was n~ne y:ars O~d a~ that t~me. Jim Lane one of them and Dear Mrs. Brown made a2l her flour ~nto b~scu~ts to help feed t~ose.at the house. My father stayed at our bouse, and saved several houses from burn~ng ~n that neighborhood. Just before th ~1 was give~ for the ruffians,to leave, Rev. Fi~her's house was one he saved f;o~etotal destruct~on, the front hav~ng burned out before he got there. MY father dragged f;he preacher from the cellar, where Mrs. Fisher had tumbled him to save his life Ou house was not molested." . ., t' (Experiences and Facts About Sulyivors to be continued) - 76 - �. '~-:.: ••••< ... ... ~ MEMBERSHIP LIST DOUGLAS. COUNTY.. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETy· .. ::r\ :':- ~.;.,' • '/:.... 1:. .: ~976 •.. ~ i.;977:· ~';'.' ... ',' .. )' :::'; "': ... ,':,' ".: : .... . " •••••• .~ ",' ~' ~ ~:.~ .. " ;,:" _ "'.' .. .i. r t.:: •.'·.~; ;- •• ~'. ',,'~ AIKEN!~'" David'.. \\!; ; :'1019 W~~~ ... 29lli· Street; Lawrence ,~ ..Kqn~as q6044 .:,~ ' . .:. " AIKEN, 'G1adys Lee; 1~19~·W.est·:291o,:.Street·j· ;Lawreiic~, .Kans~s ..66044, .... ,·, ,.. ,'1 . 1: . 1 .... BR~(; Ge6fg¥ana j Rout~:# ',I" .- (' ::' • ' . . -' 11,'j' _ 3, j ·~a.wr~~6e ~ ~.nl?ci~ . 66q44. :" .:,,1': ··.ii·, t.':'~::~ .. ;' < . -:,.,';1',' .:'; 6.6044 ~ ...., ;,. ' . . . v·· .. ,· BUNT0N.~ Ka~hryn; '2135 KeIItli,c<ky;. Lawrenc.e ,-.,Kansas " 1 ':'':. :'.,," .,~ :CLARKE;' Do.rothy; '1908 New Hci.Ptpslil',r:e; La,wr~ricE;l, Kansas··:9604'+·. ';'., ',"'.,. . :'\,'. '!:::'''~ ! CLASON ~. ~Batba:raj. 1301 'Louisiana ':~~:Apt ... ,'3;. ·Lawrence,. ·K:ant~as.;.6.6044: :. ':! ~'('. ,.~:: ':"-',,' . :. CLAWSON·;·MI!s o~ 'Arden;' 'ROtft~# 1; j:.i~wo~d,~.~'Karisa~J :~605'; ;', c. . : ' . . : ; ". ::~ .' , .• :. . ' '. '-'COLLINS;' .Mrs :Zola j' 920 sixth Stre'~t; :·B~l~w.in Ci.ty., Kan.sa·s 66006 .;. ;. : '" ''}l:: \: ,t -,':" DERRICK, I1ahj 333 Kansas; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 FELLENSTEIN, Mrs Charles; 2000 Arrowhead Drive; Olathe, Kansas 66067 FREEM~, J 9an; 3224 Yellowstone.; .Lawrence; Kansas ~604ff .._;.,1.\.; .~'. l< ; ; . , • ,:1". -' '. :'i FUGErT:,·Pat; ... 8~~;O~k.St.r~~.~;·"L~wr~~ce;~rs~~.;9.6944.~::i:,:.:, ';:~r :,.~ :, .... :'.1" .'. ';",; c.C' GeRTON, . Mr$;. 'Catherine; .83;L I11fnois; La~rence',' Kan~as:: 66044.,.:' ,.)..~: . - ::. :'" '-:.' GORTOZ;r, -, 'Dr Th6~s ;.. 1831 'illinois'.; . Lawrence; .-Kansas 66044 .. !. i :.......; " "1'., ,-;:,\,,"' .... . .. : GUY, ae'nevieve:; "Box '267; Eudor~~!.Kansas· 66025 .~::': -," .. ,' ..... .:. :.,; .... : ;./ ,'. ., ·. ·:.i • GUY, Ru'th; Rout~c. #::2.; La\..rrence, Kansas 6~04ft·. : ....: t- .' :~j:-.. ~ .- ."j ' . •. . : . ' - ' ; j •.: .•• : HAWKINS, Alex;' 524·'·Er:bnti~.r. Road :.-' Apt: :12;. iaw~e~ce,·Kansas··66044~;.'.:' , ; ;.'~.,. ;..;::: ". -:HOUGLAND-~ine"' ,i9"20Harl,'er' Lawreric~"Kan'~~s 66044 ".,:' ;.' "::.: ,: '..... ;.';' ;~ ;:17s . .,. . . , .... ,,t: t t . .~ . .- . ' :"J AMISON , 'Joe W;; ROll t e. '#" 5. i. Lawrenc'e; ~sas 66Q4'+. .r ' . : ' . (.. :. '! ~.:-' "'(-;''JAMISON'; Mary;·Route;· ..~#.5.; Lawrence~ -Ka~sas,660.44 ;(: ~',-"'::; . ;'::,', :::;.' :~. !'.; .;;:. :'. 'KELLEY ,- . Wo: 'Ke:i'th;' '2'018. Ma~onne Road; Law;'ence ~ Kansas' .66044, .' . '~'. ; . KASKY, ;Dqr~t.hy;."2022,rMi11er. priv~j. ta~rence, Kansas 66044 r: ~: .r ··.:,SLl ,! ..:.::1': is. KASKY, ·Le.onard; .2022 Mil1er·.~Drive.j Lawren~e, 'Ka:nsas.,6.6044 , : ..... :.: .. '{ '.:.:-- ':";'. :.' "".:~ :KIDWELL}trmi;l{ 1617 Rh.od~.:rs'i~ci;~. Lawre~ce, Kansas~.66044. _., '~''''';J:.::':'.:: .~: .[ ~":'::( ; .. , ·KING.,..· ca~in'eh (;Rout~ . #i . -" B.C?~' ;175 ;" Lin~.ood:, Kansa.!?: :66052 .... . ',: ',.:. .';" -: "c. ' . 'MARQUErTE, Mrso 'Robert.;. Sr~; :925' Iilinois ;.' Lawrence.; Kansas' 66044· '. .. - .. ' :MEYER,- Do16re~;. ?525, M64ndyiew; ··Lawr~nc~., .Kansas 66044 .... ' ". :7 . ,.< .. _.: .. :.. ~ ,'::..1 MUCKEY,: Charlotte ;"1709 .Tennessee; ,Lawrence, Kansas.·66044.· t:';' ' : , . " ' . ,',;- :,,~. :,. • .. RALSTON;, Cleo .140;' 826I11in:ois;. La~rence.,· Kansas:.66044.: ,'~:':. ... , . :':. ·.'REPPERT;·I·Nel.so#·:I~~c~; :946' tnqia~a '.~. Apt,o It j. :Lawrence ,. Kansas 6604'4-, :.. - : ...... ~'. i. .. _ ' .. SCHLE~, ~hi~lip;' ~~.t: .1125 ..Ind~ana; ;L~wr.ence_, ,;Kansas -66044 . '... :: . ., .... SQHOMER, Mildred; 833 T~nn~ssee.;., Lawrence;,. KCl-psa,s 6.6044· ",". . , .. " SCHRO~DER, .Ma~g~.r~t~(9.q~!:\\(~~;(..25~· st~.e~·t;, Lawrence,,·:Kansas~ 66044 .! ," (" ..... '--', '::'.'j 'S~DON, 'Eyelyn;- 2908qhr~hq1m. Drive',;",!L~~r~1l9~, Kansas' 6604.4···i .. '': ,,~:!. , .. SLAPER;"Darlerie;~Box 31.;' ,Eu4ora, Kal)sas 660.?5 .r: .. ' .....:. '.:.: :-- ·.!1· C" :,' . SMITH," Claude-;-:93.9.Pam~).a· t,.~~f)j ~wk.encer., Kansp'-s: ~604!+. "'M)".' t:' " ' . n ;; . SMITH~".'Zon~:i';· 939 Pame1ci '.Lane; taw;t'ence,:.Kan?§!s,q60~4 ' ; ' _:-~'.'. ~ .\~'.l " • 'C" .' .' . ST·AYTON,. Floyd; ,2'61,1 oXford' ~qad;,'~~w;'enc~,; ,KaJ:lsas 66044·1: . ;.~;'.:':;:' f. •.• r;,.. '.: .' : '.:.' . STUART~,. Bet ty; 805. r10rrbw CQ.urt; Lawre.nc·e,· ~nsa6: 66044 .. ~ :: ~ ~.:I·,.' ::4 ~1' "SWEETS, "Judy M.';· 2905 Moccasin Ddve;Lawre'nce, Kansas 66044 TALLEY, Fay; 2020 Emerald Drive; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 . .,' THOMPSON, Ward, Jro;.1414.C1are OOl~rt; Lawrence.,',Kansas..66044··.. ,.:.:'.:. ....'-1: ('::~' WIGGINS; .'DorothY; ROl,l'te #'5·j·.Lawr~nce/~ns~~.·~~044 ,'.; '_: . , ' . J > ' . , ' : ' , ' " \." WIGGINS', Jan'ef Route': # 5;··'·ta\~r~ric.~:,· Kansas. 669!+4 .;::. ..... ·r .... ··'·.. ::"'. ~':~'. W-ISMER,'Nettiej':1421'Kas'o'ld l Driv'e'; Lawrence,. Kans.as.. 66044···.: .. · :~": . \'.~. ". 0 0 0 J • J •••• • • ,. F' " " ::. " .1_ ,-. ........ ," : .... 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Que:ri~s are • _' • ,,' , • ' '.', ,- ' ; , ,- " - ., • ~ '.1. .,., • ; ... , 1" • - .-.-.. .: ':., ., • Mrs. Judy M~ Sweets'; 2905 Moccas'in"Drive(r.awrence, Kansas 66044" ... ::~" . ~ Would like' to exchange' informatioh concerning the f~ily o.f, Pete;~: .. ,' ;!., MErCALF MEI'CALF, b. Shullsburg, Wisconsin about 1854 •. Father's name, ASHWORTH Edward MErCALF, Mother's name Jane .. ?? '. Peter' s sist~r', was Elizabeth MErCALF.;~J;1o· marrIed an, :ASHWORTH. ~eter 'lo$TCAQ' is . , ' . " ., :~ believed to have settled' in Cali~~rnia.,.·Wher~ n., '. . / . " , <. ',:: ...;'!..".,,' • • J. _.. st:; -j'" " ' ........ , ' .• .... f, ...1 ,'. ',1.: '-. '. Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland; 1920 Harper Lawrence, Kansas. 66044 Would like information on James HOUGLAND, born in Ky. HOUGLAND : WILS9N 1823. His wife Elizabeth WILSON born Ky. ·.1825-27,. moved to Macon, Mo. in the early':1840~s. They had 10 children, Elizabeth d~ed: . , '.; in: 1920, buz:ied Olathe', Kansa.s..,cemet'ery.: . J ' '. . . • ,. • 175 ' ~ ' ' ~ ,,:" , '_ :.-. , .... ' ..... ::', -:,'" . .... -~ '.~ MILLARD 'WALLACE ...... -~ ~ I • ' '.:,:'. ~. ~ Mrs. Carmen King; '''R~~t~:'-:-~'',,: "B~~ ;·£inwood,. Kans~~: 66052 . Desire information on Harry Hamblin MILLARD, b. 9 July 1867, Topeka, Kansas, marrie,d.Qrah ~ry.WALLAGE. Children?? '. .' . .-. . .. .... . ' .. . ... Mrs'-,'Joe' Jamison; Route' t>'i, La~rence·~· Kansas' 66044:.:', 'Ne~d information concerning Joseph'H. ANDERSON, b!.. ,Ohio. 18~7~48, married Nettie ROBERTS.,. ·Oct.~':29·, l883.:··Live·d··Glen Rock,. ' ::Nebr~,- " 'then the Cher,okee' Oklahoma: outie.t" , . ' ... : • ,.: : ••. ! .,.. . ." OJ '_. . •• 1 __ _ • ,,; ••• '" ~.; \ . ... ~- .. t '_ _ i ' • ;' :; •.!:. -. , .' • . , - ,', '. '. ," ,.... ANDERSON .. " :'," ROBERTS:, ~ : - . . .. - ~ ~' - . Mrs. Glad s Lee Aiken' 101 W~5t 2 tb Street":Lawrence Kansas , : : . 1 ' ' ; ' ! o 4 -.... Need parent/?·,of .John: LARKEY, b •.25 Dec.• 1 07; Easton, .....~ :. LARKrl< Nort~mp.tdn Co., Perui·~·.; J,?hh later we~t; to. Philadelph.;i:a,' ~he~, . STOUT',', Washington Co., Ky." St•. ,Lotiis;M6." ,and' finally to '.Ray ·Co., Mq,. "..... where he establishe'd a 'cigar factory ':and married .in 1837. Lydia .': '.' . . . ': .,::';' " " ...... . STOUT. Lydia's father was'" oseph STOUr\' .Esq.', b. Va.,' when?~ . . ... '. where?? Who was Lyslia's mot;l:l~r? Ly~ia.born.ca ~820 Ohio;. where?:.. ," ' , , ' . .., . Also, need death dates for both John and Lydia. ·.C : ~ : Mrs. Cora Mullikin Fellenstein; 2000 Arrowhead.. Drivej. Olathe,. , Kansas 66061 - ~c;mt, p~rent~ of Thomal? T. MARQ~$, b~·:Octo·ll; l8l4,Frederick Co.; Va.,' d~ Jan •. 3,..1899 Logan.,C,o." Ohio, m• . April 12, '~838 in Green. Co.; 'Ohio, to Rosina (or Rosenah) STILES. , of Troupsburg, N.Y •. ' 'Th~i'~ chiidren:' 'Hann~, (Polly), ". James K. and Marg.a~~tA':,. ..' ." ,', ::, I .;. .'- ~ .. :" j. _. " .MARQUI~~t.. ., .. STILES. ' Mary ., 1 • '., ' , f. r...... " '. ~ ~ ~ , Mrs. Judy M. Sweets; 2905"Moc~~~in Dri~e·;. Lawrence, Kans~~ .66044 '.Information wanted concerning the name,s of children of Thomas' . ':; . ! ' SWEETS and his wife Margaret.: (Peggy) PATRICK, mo 1791,; Nelson, , Co., Kentucky. . . , .... . . Mrs. Carmen Kin ; Route # 1 - Box 175' Linwood Kansas 66052 Need information regarding Arthur B. MILLARD, b. 22 Nov. 1 7, son of M. A. MILLARD, married Mimie HUNTER, Topeka, Kansas area. - 78 .,~ , . '.~ . .' ... PATRICK·· . ·SWEETS.\·~ MILLARD HUNTER �Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland; 1920 Harper St.; Lawrence, Kansas Desire information concerning Sabra MOORE and husband, MOORE might)l~ve be~n James" born Ky. 1,814, moved to Charlest0n','IlI •. 'BALSEY before 1853, 4' children, Margaret Ja.q.e,b., Ky. 1842, m. a. BALSEY;, lived in lola, Kans.; Nathan MOORE, b. Ky. 1849, he 'taught school in Civil War times ~n Charleston, Ill.; Ja!l1es ,W,iley MOORE,- b. ' , ,; Charleston, H,l.~,:,m()ved,t,o Deerfield'" Mo. i877;,:J,ohn B.,;M0b~,·,~,b,~.',~'~~ in::Ill". 1857, lived in lola; Kansas." '. ., , ,, ' "( ,tt 66044 - ' ... Mrs. Gladys Lee Aiken; 1019:West 29!b,St~~et; Lawrenc~,Kansas ~'" " ," 66044 Will exchange information on the 'name of ' LEE anywhere'.' , Especially interested in the states or" North ' C~rolina', South ' r . , Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Indiana, ,Virginia, Texas and Illinois ,;:,~, 0, " .. , . . ".-, " ' ', .. ' . , . ' " " ' LEE. : . ',' . Mrs. Judy M. Sweets j 2905 Moccasin Drive j' Lawrence, ,Kansas' 66044Would ,like to exchange'information,doncerning family of Benjamin' RASBERRY, b. June 4,1797, Ga. and his wife MarYiArui" :', '11' , , b. Dec. 10, 1802, Ga. Residents at, one ti,me ,"Q~ P~ke, ~I!)it~,and,: ' Scott Co's Miss.; Morehouse arid,Lafayette .. ' . . Pari~hep;~:Loui:siana.--"-~:" , . , . , . . ., RASBERRY Mrso< Maxine Moore Hougiand;'~ 1920 Harper S't~ ;tawreri.c~;, Kansa'~' 66044 - Desire information regarding Luther DILLION, Wathena, , " , DILLION, . ' "~"THOMPSON Kansas, married Harriett THOMPSON, he died 1874. " Also·'would:-' , , ,.; MOORE· ' like some' records before'· i924': of LATH ' BRANCH CEMETERY,. F,t. '.' .. ,' Scott;' Kansas. Am trying' to 'Io'cate ~ unmarked baby gr~v~ of.' , " LAfH BRANCH Welma MOORE, age 16 mos., daughter of Charl'es and N~11ie MOORE~ , CEMETERY Mr. Ward Thompson" Jr,~; 1414, 'Clare Ct.;' Lawren;e, "K.§:~sas' 66044 . \ . " , Seeki'rig information 'on' the ,THOMPSON families' of Frede'rick and, , ~HOM?SON. ,. Shenalid'Oah Counties in Virghi'i::r prior to '1850~ Whowere~ the " WASHINGTQN parents of Robert THOMPSON? ~ 'Who were the Elizabetli,' Catharine, ,,'. :' ',' and Robert THOMPSON that' was ass'igned'land in. 1782 by 'John,~' ,," , .. '.' WASHINGTON near Front, Royal, Virgi~ia?' 'Robe~f: THOMPSON was in . , " Warren Co., Va. in 1850, later came to '·Kansas. Any, iilformat~on: ", " appreciated. ' " ,::' , ".' , ' ," .' • , ...... I l' •. ' " , Mrs. Gladys Lee Aiken;;' 1019 West.,29 tb Street;,:Lawrence, Kansas."'·, 66044.··· ,:,,'-'Need parents of John ,KIMREY, b~ 10 'Sept.' 1805;. Gui.lford ' Co., N'o C. " Was the first wife of john KIMREY and mo~'he r 'of' Alfred , KIMREY a Barbara COBLE.: Barbara deceased by i838, possib~y ~uried R~ndolph Co., N.C. Who ,were 'her parent's??'" Whd was the' firstwif~' of Joseph JOHNSON, who lived Chatham Co., N.C. 1850 with children: Mary, Susanna, Peggy and Loamo!li? Also need pare,nts, of this, ,", Joseph JOHNSONo ' Slfi?anna JOHNSON mar,Hed AJ:fred KIMREY in ,.~857" : . and moved· ~o Missouri ca 1860. Will, correspond' wi'th anyone interested in the names of KIMREY, GOBLE and JOHNS OW, from 'N.C.' , . . - , " 79 - . : . .,': '-. '0 �ADVE...-qT ISEMENT S ST. LOUIS GENEALOGICAL, SOCIEl'Y. '. ~ ,',. . . . .:.i. . 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'This -1.s' the. inost' c'omplete ,hi'story ever written of Lawrence for the: years" 1854-186,5. Th~,'author:came~ to Kansas: in, 1857 and was pastor of the P1ymouth'Congregationa1 'Chur~h during.th~ turbulent:; years r.ecorden.: in ~his book."' The' focus of 'hfs" History is naturally the ~ ,dra,ml:itic:conflict' between pro:": 'and anti-slavery factions in the years befor~ ,1861, bu:t; ,.there, .. is also good inforination on the devel'opnien£ of ' the town, ari,d"it~, eco~o~y and cu1tu'ra1 life .. : His detailed, eye-witn'ess acc0urit '-of Quantrell" s 'Raid in 1863, running more than 60 pages, is an especially va1~able·feature. The boo~"c~~taj,ns 269 pages of text, 30 pages of illustrations. An index, has been'a,dded, which ,was, not in the original. Price is $120500 ' Kansl:is ,residents p1ea'se a'd'd 3;';%' sales tax'. Order from: The Douglas County Genealogical -Society;" Po 00 Box 3664;~ ~~re'nde,~; ; . Kansas 66044. '. ' " ' ';, 1 • ,I • j .. .. • , . 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CENSUS OF METCALFE, MONROE &"MONTGOME?Y GOPIlJTIES//:,p;NTt!9~" al??t-racpe.d arid publJ,shed ,by: ' Mrs.' ,Gladys Lee Aiken. 'n • , .' ;, , ; " ~. ." . ' ,. 'f! ~ I. "'0\, :', ••..• .. Each county separat,e b90k of over., 200 pages. :8}1! x 11,. indexed . by 'surname; mimeographed anif'soft b1otind." Price $lO~OO per book. Kansa's'residents please add 3~ % sales tax. Order from: Mrs. Gladys Lee Aiken; '1019 W~st 291ll ,Street'; )awrence, Kansas 66Q44 " ~. ' ,: ' ' . ' ', '~,:. :," '.," ,': . o o o D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 o· 0 0· ••~·o 0'0,. 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 •• 0 0 • 0 •• 0 DO. 0 0·. 0 0 0 -. 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DON'T FORGEr THE WORKSHOP CONDUCTED BY EVERTON PUBLISHERS, MAY 26, 1977, 9 a.m.\ to 12 noon and 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. AT THE 4-H FAIRGROUND, 21st & HARPER, LAWRENCE;; i j - 81 - �ANNOUNCING A WORKSHOP ON GENEALOGY THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1977, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds ~uildings 1 and 2 '~lst and Harper Sts. Lawrence, Kansas 1'1 The Douglas County Genealogical Society is pleased to be the sponsor of this workshop, to be conducted by staff members from EVERTON PUBLISHERS of Logan, Utah, a firm well-known for its books, forms, and the magazine ~enealogi?al Hel~er. The Theme of the workshop is "Family Tree CJ.iniLling Can Be Fun". It will be a comprehensive introduction to genealogy for th:~ beginner: how to get started, what records to search, etc. These workshops ar~ being conducted allover the nation and are exciting interest everY\'lhere they are offered. The charge for the workshop is $6.00. Participants will receive at the door,an information packet of sample forms and genealogical data sheets published by'Everton. There will be a break from noon to 2 p.m. for lunch. For those who desire it, the Genealogical Society will senTe a light luncheon buffet at a charge of $1.75 per person. Participants in the workshop who ,,[ant this must register for it in advance so that the Society will know the f~ll number. Persons are, of course, free to bring their own lunch, or to leave and eat elsewhere. Drinks will be furnished. :.•.!\ I' During the lunch break, the staff fr6m Everton will be displaying the full rarge of the genealogical materials produced by their firm. This will be a first-rate workshop conducted by professionals. We hope that fuahy will be able to participate. Please send registrations by May 17, 1977 to The i Douglas County Genealogical Society; P. o. Box 3664· Lawrence, Kan·sas 660440 If you desire more information about the workshop, ple~se write the Society, giving· your name, address and phone number, and a member of the Society will call you."\ eo 0 0 0 0 0 0 • " 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . '" 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ".':' ;, 0 . 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 ~.,: 0 . 0 REGISTRATION FORM , Please mail with payment by May 17, 1977 to The Douglas County Genealogical Society' P. O. Box 3664; Lawrence, Kansas 66044. I Please register persons for the workshop and the buffet lunch. Enclose lun-c-h-.-)---- (at the rate of $7.75 per person---$6.00 for the workspop, ~~:~;n;o~ft!e or . 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 1, No. 2: Spring 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Names included in Volume 1 issues of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL1_2_SPRING1977 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/0bd2adb5b26075381684500a0c5d2069.pdf 11ca295e46003279440eef1413b990db PDF Text Text .- .... , . ,:. .. ,. ~ !i. . ... ~'. --; ..- --..... :... , r·,. , """'-.\."-.> :~ ... ).:. " 'l> ......- ' . I(J{i~":S;~.•:\.J' j.' .,: , .;. :~'J.·<·,~r ',: ,: . , ! ~, /' >, -.... ..:'. ~ ~: -.:'.-:-~~:'-"J.....i.:"'-":': ~ _c:..~ . d' ~.,. ~~. "!"'~ ::< • ......... u' �,~ , • 'l.· " Vo~ume I, No.3 ,(,'". . -.... ....: ';..:.~ .~ ~\\. . "' I~~ .',. Til '18111B '.. ,'" Pu blis he d ,Q uart e r Iy By: 'Dou8~as CountM Genealogical SocietM P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044, �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O.Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas, 66044 VOL. I MARCH 1978 NO., 3 CONTENTS In Memcriam PAGE ......... ............... .. . .. 83 Installment Three of the Register of the Old Settlers' Meeting from The Kansas Memorial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 84 I Excerpt from a Family His tory • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 96: • Mound Cemetery, Douglas County, Kansas • • • • • • • • . • • • • •• 100' Queries • • • • Announcement of Note Cards • ................. ...... • ...... Pioneer letter Some Res ources at the" Lawrence Public Library • • • • • • • • •• • 102 I • 103 • 104:, • 105 ' A NOTE TO OUR READERS: You are all aware, of course, of the great delay in publishing this third issue of The Pioneer. The delay is entirely the responsibility of the editor, who hereby extends his formal apologies for the inconveniences and uncertainties caused all of you. The Pioneer is now firmly on schedule, and it is the intention of the Society and the editor to have the fourth issue out in April, followed by' issues in May and June, in order that subscribers will get the fcur issues due them for the fiscal year July 1977-June 1978. Membership in persons. Dues are receive the copies join. "Back issues " the Douglas County Genealogical SOCiety is open tc all $5.00 for each fiscal year: July to June. Members of the quarterly for the fiscal year in which they of the quarterly are $1.50 per copy. . -82- " i �nr l·lENORIJ.JI Gladys Lee Aiken Born 1938 Died 29 December 1977 Dorothy G. Pencins Kasky Born 1911 Died 13 January 1978 I "Happy are those who die in the Lord! Happy indeed, the Spirit says; now they can rest for ever after their since their good deeds go with them." \-~rk, Revelation 14:13 Jerusalem Bible translation The Douglas County Genealogical Society lost two of its finest members recently. Nrs. Aiken \-las the co-editor of the first two issues of ~ Pioneer and a charter member of the Society. Hrs. Kasky Has also a valuable member of the Society. Both are deeply missed. "But the souls of the virtuous are in the hands of God, no torment shall ever touch them. In the eyes of the unwise, they did appear to die, their going looked like a disaster, their leaving us, like annihilation; but they are in peace. • • • They who trust i.I:l him will understand the truth, those who are faithful "Till live with him L"l love; for grace and m3rcy await those he has chosen." Wisdom 3:1-3, 9 Jerusalem Bible translation -83- �Continued fram last issue of The Pioneer. REGISTER OF'THE OLD SETTLERS I MEETING Installment Three (fram The Kansas Memorial: ~ Report of the Old Settlers' Meeting Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas, September 15th and 16th, 1879. by Charles S. Gleed, Editor. Kansas City,"""'TIffiO:rPlease note: the Register is not in alphabetical order. ! THE KANSAS JlfEMORIAL. PIau and .Daf~ of &II/elntnt. r Pmmt R(si~:~ Olodgiil; Jessie, llIinoi';Septemoer 17,1857. . Mound City;·lM611. LalVrence. .... . Uayne, Tliomas R., Shelby Co , Ky., May 16, IlI36. iefTenon Co., October 13,1854. JefTerson Co. llayne Sus:>.n, Indiana, January:.!lj, IM:llJ. efTerson Co., Kan., May 4,11157. JelTerson Co. Bromell, Mrs. Harriet, '{ork State, AUl;ust 9, Id09. eavenworth, Kan .. May 1,1857. Br:lSs, Kate, Kansas. lanu:,uy S, 18l.iO. Near Lawrence, 18BO. Ncar Lawrence. Brown. ThoKlas R. f Lawrence, Decemher 11, 1800. LawrencC', December 11, ]860. B.ker, Isaac L., Pennsylvani:>., July 10, 18211. Baldwin City, April ZT, ll!57, Ihldwin City. Harker, Luccna A, l<.ochcster. N. Y • August 16, 1844. Lawrence. Douglas Co., October Lawrence. 5, IS~7. Uanta J. C,' Ridge, Kan., July 11, 185IJ. Lawrence, April 1:;, II«lO. Lawrence. Bart. lI, Alice E., Riley Co., Kan., February 24,1858. Riley Co., Kan., Feb. 24, 1&51<, J. unction City, Kaa, ropeka. . Baker, Charles 5., \Vhite Co., Ind., October 25,1&10. Topeka, February 4, I&H .. Uaker, Carrie M., LaSalle Co., Ill., August a.ltiS2. Topeka, September 6, 18.'>5. Topeka, Benjamin, Alexina,.New Lexington( 0., Sept, 26,llHU. Kanwaka, Feb.uary 14, 1867. Brown, W. R., Buffalo, N. Y., Ju,y 16, 18-10. Lawrence, May, 1864. (1857. Hutchinson, Byrne, John 0., Ireland, lItay!fl, IS2G. Cottonwood, Cnase Co., July 3, Barricklow, G, R., Indiana, March 2:l, 18;J5, Baldwin City, April 20, li!5il.· Topeka. Bond, Thom~s, Indiana, March 31', 18-l8. Lawrence, November 17, 1854. Clinton. Banker, F. H., PittslOn~,Pa., February 23. 18511. Marion, April 4, 1117t1. Lawrence. Brown, James P., New york, August ~1, 1859. Lawrence, May 10, 181;9. Lawrence. Harnes, William c., Mansfiel.!, 0., Au~u .. 18, 1831. Oskaloosa, April 4, 1858. Bardell, John C., Ru.h Co , Ind., J~lIl1ary IH, 1832. Lawrence. September 15, ISOI. North Lawrence. Baker, ~Joyd P., Fort Ann, N. Y., Nov. Itl, 18'20. Nemaha County, May 15. 11SGO. Topeka. [Co. Barchell, Elizabeth, Green Co., Pa., October 7, 1811. Lawrence, October 28, 1Slil. Reno Tp.; Leav. narnes, W. E., Dracut, Mass., Septemuer 21,1833. Vinland, March 29, 1856. Byerley, G. W.Jr., Pennsylvania, April 6, 1821, Clinton, Doug. Co., lIIar. 4, 1855. Clinton. Ryerley. WIR., ~io, April 13, IHI7. Clinton, Dou~. Co., Mar, 4, 1&55. Palmyra. Ba<lt;er, S. A., Glfard, Pa.,.August 20J 11j(j5. Lawrence, 11170.,. . L:lwrellce. Ill,ss, J. F., Shoreham, Addl50n <;:0., V t, Apr. 13. IB20. Lawrence, May 2.), 1050. O.kaloosa, UlIss, ."'In. Julin, Sal$bury, Addl.son Co., Vt., November 23, )~l4. l.awrence March ai, 1857. Oskaloo.a. Blisl, Miss Nellie C,' July:!S, 1!j(;(J. Volley Fa lIs. Brewer, D J.t Smyrna, A. M., June 30, l&ri. Le.avenworth, Sept 13,1809. Leavenworth. Benedict, S. A., New York. November S. 1~1. Lawrence. ~lay 1,1867. Lawrence. Uowm;\n. ~1rs. M:.ry S., \V:l~hill~ton Co .• N. Y. (.:lWrCllcc. JH57. Topeka. Baldwin, Mrs. Nora, Newton, !la., lo·ehru:uy 2'2, 1841. I.ecompton, May 1. 18611. Lawrence. ll:lulcer, F. II., Pittston, P:l., lo'ebru:try 2.'i, JSSR. ~1~riol1, April 4. 1878. Lawrence. Cone, A. }.... , Dcl:lw.lre, 0 November ~'O, 1&a2 Doug-las Co., A.prill, 1861. J...:\wrence. Carr, E. 1.1., Davis Co., Ia., March 5,1&'">4. Miami Co., February 15, H!57. Wichita. Con~ay, Thomas W., Irda,,~, Decell,ber 13, 1840. Bismarck Grove, 1S7!1. Bismarck. CraJu, N. C., Tompkms. N. Y., l'tIarch 1l.1w.?7. Palmyr:a, Doug. Co., Mar. 16.1857. Leavenworth. Carter, Paschal, 1II0nroe Co., Ky., Octoher W, 1819, Dougl •• County. Aprillll, 1855. Douglas Co. Cummtn., J. S., Cory dan, la, May 17, hii-!. Urcat Bend, 11177. Gre.t Bend. Cox, Mr!'. M. L., Ucrlin, \Vis•• Nov. 2:J, 1&54. Lawrence, August I, J859. Jefferson Co. Curti., H. W .• Piqua, 0., October B, 1821. Shawnee Co., November, 1855. Shawnee Co. Curtis, Mrs. Sarah, St. Clair Co" Ill., March 17,11j22, ShalOnee Co , November, It).)5. Shawnee Co. Cherry C M., Kania •• M.y 23 lli5!1. Lawrence, April I, IH70. . Lawrence. Collier A. A., Penn:.ylvallla. 1une 21, 1800. l.~wrence.1Htj,,). I.:lwre",:e. Conwe l I, J H., Maine, May 17, 1850. 1'1 Dodge, Iowa, May 17, 11155. ~'t. Dod!;e, Iowa. Cherry, Arthur, Ohio August :H, IIStiO. Lawrence, April 7, 1870. Lawrence. Charlton, Kate, Illinois, January H, IIl67. Lawrence, AuguSlI9; 1867. Lawrence. Charlton, Ada, New Yorlc. Lawrence, November 15, 1857. Lawrence. Carpenter, John C., Indiana, Pa .. February 5,18'.38. Allen COUllty, June d, 1857. Leavenworth. Crosby, M. J., Braltleborollgh, VI., February 2,1821. Baldwin Cily, March 17, 18li9. Baldwin City. Cracklia, Joseph, Boston. Mass, .May 2, lSW. Lawrence. Scp.tcmoer ZO, 18.H.. Lawrence. Cretors, rlorace, Paris, III , October 10, 1057. Emporia, April 18, 1870. Emporia. Cooke, l;eo. W,' Comstock, lIIich., April2J, 18~8. I nd,anaoolis. Clarke, Air. L, Round Rock, Tex. Cartwright. C }., Batavia, N. V .. June 20,18/3. Lawrence, March 10, IBW. Clinton. Charlton, Mis. Mary. IlIi, ois, November 13, 18117. Cline, A. E., Missouri, 1844. Lawrence, January 2, 1865 Lawrence. Cline, Mary, Kentucky, )823. Lawrence, IS61. 1..3wrence. Cline, Ellen, Tennessee. 1l);;(J. Lawrence, 1871. Lawrence. Cline, William. Missouri. 1<40. Lawrence, 1biO. Lawrence. Converse. Miss Stella, Uniontown, 0., Oct. 26, 1855. W yandolle, Nov. 20, 18S0. Wyandotte. Cutler, H. A., Highgate; V~:.o lIIay 30,1&10. Lawrence, October 20, 1!!.l7. ColI!ns, Hallie. Lexington, 1\.y .. September 4, 185~. Olathe, October, 1860. Olathe. Colhns, John C., Keene, Ky .. February 30, l/l:lO Olathe, March, 18UO. Olathe. Co:lins, Elizie C .. Lexington, Ky., Augu<t 4. 18:J5. Olathe, March, 11)(j0. Olathe. Cornell, Annie M., Pennsylvania, May 16, 18m. \\'yandotre, June, 1~57. Wyandott •. Conger, ~lu. Eliu. Genesee Co., N. Y., August 1821 Douglas Co., June. 18,. Hesper. Campbell, G. W. War .. n Co" Md., May 21, lR:I1. Douslas Co , October 10, IX(j1. Dougla, Co. Corey. A. S., West Springfield, M .. s., Jan. I, IR21. Quindaro, ,\ pril ~l, 18.;7. Plowboy. Campbell_, lIIary E , Highland Co ,0 .. May 11, 18%7. Leavenworlh, April 15, 1!!70 Boldwin City. Charlton,. Kate R., Pennsylvania, March 20, 18:14. Lawrence. May, J~H(j. J .awrenr.e. Canaday, J. R , ~Iacoupin Co, III., Feb., 22, 1&55. \\'ichita, February ~8, 187·J. \Vichicn. Cleland, P. S., Wa.hin~ton Co., Ky .• Nov. ZT, IHIl. Topeka, Jnly ~H, I&;U. . Topeka. Cleland. lIIary M" Mer"er Co., Ky. W:lvelancl, November ~, Jlis,rl Topeka. Cook. IIIrs. 5 C , Greenwood, Ind. Waveland. Topeka. Clark, Geo. E., Rochester N. Y., January )0, 1831. Wyandotte, May 22. 1857. Clar.ton, Thomas, Kan.as b,y, !lIo., Ao".<:,ust :!8, 1859. lohllson County, 1tl.'l9. Great Bend. Cro e, Wm. A .• St Lou", Mo., March ';), ltiS2. Lawrence, November~, Jb74 Lawrence. Co.ley, Geo, W Berkley Co., Va., AUJr. ~. IHOS. K:lnw:lka, J\prill0. lX5.~ r.a.wrence. Cooley, :lIn. G. \V., Franklin Co., Pa .• Feb. H, lXOO. _~:lnwaka. April 10,1&'10. Lawrence. I I -84- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. I Nal/It, PIau '>/ _ flir/II. ___ __ _atl" _ Dalt __ _ _ _ 1Plaa and D'llt of Sdllmunl.!I Pram/ Raidotfl ... () . .~ .- • ''<I! ~ " ," • Col •• 'v. H., Rom., Adams Co., 0'.• Sepl. 17, 1!!:1:1. iN .maha Co .• S.plemb~r H.1S5i. Cordl.y. Richard. Nuttingham. Eng .• Sepl. 6. 1!i~9. : Lawr.nce. D.cemh.~ ~. 18.1, Crulchfield. W .• Jame.lown. C. E • ~Iay 2'2.1829. Il.awrence. ~Iarch ~.!~ Cosley. H. A .• Berk:e.y Co; Va .. Ianu.~.,,·~. 1~:.!5. I Lawrcllce. May I. Cos ley. Reb.cca. Xema. 0 .• June 29. 1!l3.~: . Lawrenc •• May 1.1!l:i5.. r.rocker. Annie L .• Lawrence. K:ut .• OCI. 10. 1859. Lawrenc •• Oo;lober to. 1,,50.. _ Cochran. L. C .• Cad:z. Harrison ('0 •• 0 .• Aug. I. HIH. Leayenworth Co .• Oct. J. 18G5. Coffman. W. T .. L.wisburg. W. Va., Aug. Z'I. 11149. Carbondal •• S.plember 13. I&~I Chapman. W .• Plymoulh. N. II .• May 1. 1&60. L~wr.nce. hugust. HI IStltl. Clark. M. T .• D.calur. Ind .• April 21. 1850. R.chland. ~Iarch 6. IIfiJ. Coftg.r. Cynlhia. Gibson Co • Ind .• March I~. 1850. Lawrence. OClober, 185~. Cheney; D., Vermont. Nov. 8, IHI5. . Douglas Co .• January 28. 185tl. Crane, Jeanie Howell, Easton, Northampton Co., Pa., June 2 3 . 1 8 : \ 0 . . Topeka. August. 1~55. Climen.on. E. L .• Crawford Co.• pa.'lune 16. 1839. Shawnee Co .• Marc!>. 18.55. Cardwell, Wm. A., Henry Co., Ky., ugust 16.1816 Big Spring •• Dougl:L£ Co., June ....... _ . __ .5! 1!155 ............... ____ ..•. l!i;.. I ~:udora. Emporia. Ilelyoir . llelvoir. Lawr.nce. Leavenworth. Carbondale. Lawr.nce. Richland. H.sp.r. Greenwood Co. C San Francisco. aL Topeka. (Co. Richland, Shawn.1: ClimensoD. Wm. W . .-\Ya~~~~b-.-.-;~:_Cheller Co., Pa.. Topeka. ~!arch 1857. Topeka. .• Nov. 19. 1!l51. J ecrerson Co .• April 10. 1870. O.k.ioola. Cnl,Aonu.&"JloshtInl\.",~S2!J.'l"ark Co .• Ind '0 1855 Ohio City, April. 1~60. Dc SOlO. Cro •• Ozitia lIIinois. August;, • . L,wrence. October:25. 18M. Chrisiian J';"cs Ireland. September 30. 1~19. Lawrence. Sevt.mber, 186U. Lawrenc •. Charll'n: Joseph Jr .• England . .Julr 12• ~sa~:l IH57 I.awrence. June. Il!OO. J.~wrence. • Carpenter. W. T .• Wa.hington. II.. J u y ,":. • COllonwoot! I.'alls. May I~. 11:150 Cottonwood ~all •. r.rowder. Jame. A .. Sal.m. ScpteDl~.r 12. 1831. Am.ricus. OClober 15. 1!I5II. Duck Creek. Cha.pman, Amasa., Roc~esferJ November, 5. UU2. Lecompton, June 1, 1~. l:-ccompto..n. Cunninqham. T. B .. Qh.?Octob.r 18. 1S:j(~ nou~l"s County. Sept. 2H. 1870. )ou~la. Co Cook. G. P .• West VIr);'"ta. Au!;ust 7. I~.O. Belvoir, April ~!l. 11170 Panhandle. Crothers. ~~arl ... Greenfield. 0 .• June 17. ~8tlBi 3 Jefferson Co .• September .1. 1~n8. ~Sk.al~o,~, Cre~se, Phihp, Cape ~laYI N. J .. February 1, 4. Shawnee CounlY, August ~2.1~'\ij .• 1opeka. Clltick. Rachel. Shawnee CO. 1 Kan • AUj:;',22. J~fl/j. I.awrence. August 15. IHli2. /I.awrcnce. Chadwick. I'. G • Han'!v.r. N. H .• Sev tnU. Is:;,w. 1.awrence. :II arch Ili. 1800 II esper. Cook. Au~tin D., C:lrdmgton, 0., Sept. ~(J~ ~~J2. North Lawrence, April 9,187H Lawrence. Colville. John H. Ke.nlucky. Octo."er 1,,: .8il'J.. Lawrence Augllst 17.1I1U9. i l.;awrellce. Clarke. Ii S., RushVIlle, III., Aptl114. HH5. Lawrence: july. IH55. .' 'I Lawrence. Clarke. Lucy J .• Findly. O. . ! Ft. Leavenworth. August 4,1857. Leavenworth Co. Corcoran. John. Ireland. F.bruary 4. 18:3·\. ·11.awr.nce. Mav 15. lb08. I Brookv.II·" Coombs, T. M .• Banl(or. Me .• December ~. 18'24. ' , I""~ K k Colman. I.'ary J .• lIIa<sachusetl!. Octob.r 16. 181S. Lawrence. Novemb.r 1, ,~! . . anwa ·a. 1 1) HH4 ·1 La", renee, Noycml)cr 1, 1~". Kanwaka. ust Colman. E. A .• A.hley •.!'!a ••.• Ault I, ~. I I."wrence. April2'~. 1855. Lawr.nce. Crocker, vco. li .• l'rovldcnce, R.I.. April it ]ij"lS. .. Lawrence. Crocker. E. F .• Hartford, CL. Aug 19. ~!l5O. Lawrence. October:!:!, 1855. Lawrence. Crocker. :II ... E F .• Champaign. 111 •• Feb. Ill. 1851. Leavenworth. Apri. 21,1874. Lawrence. Campfield;Jo •. L .• Newark. N. j .• October 12. l1i50. Lawrence. Campbell. frank M .• Pennsylvania, ~larch la, 11162. Leavenworth. "pril la, 1870. Hutchinson. Chri.man. John T , Kentucky. April U. ISW. Hutchinson. :'>Iarch 15. IHiS. Lawrence.' Crocker, Ernest, L:lwrcnce, Ran., M:HCh 2i!. 1868: Lawrence, It-farch 2.1. 18tat Lawrence, Crocker. BChy H., Liberty, ~Ie., February '1:1, 13:.~. Lawrence, October :l:J, Hi5S. Monley. Crew. John W .• Owensyill •• Ky .• Sepl. 23, ISI2. I Lawrence. May 10. IH5H. Brown Co., 0, Curle ... john W .• Dluff City. 111. . I Lawrence. Carmean. C. K., K o.sulh, Ia .• April 3. 1857. Baldwin City. November 1. 18.'>9 Curtis. <.:harlel. North Topeka, January 20. J859. North Top.b, January ~O. I~. liirst white child born in N .Topek •. Cartlid!i:(. Mrs. Nettie. Weymouth. Topeka, Nov. to.I!I5II. . Topeka. !'lovember 10. IM5H Topeka. Douglas Co. Coleman A. W .• Ohio. May:!11. 1&1.1. Douglas Co • October 29. lb&!. E.udora, Doug-. Co. Campbel l • J. F., Newberg. N. Y .• November H, 1M4. Fort Scott. Feb. Z'I. Igll7 Crawford. James, Cincmnati, O. J January 15, ItS-iti. Kansas C;'ty, September 2, ur;o. Lawrence. C~ylon. Meddie. Lawrence. October 21. 16(jd. L"wren«. Octob.r 21. I~lill. Lawrence. Ca.Ylon, Merrie, Lawrence, Decem~t!r U, HHjij, La.wrence. December U, ll;ti~. Lawrence. Corbin. J. N • New York. February 14. IIH7. Lawrence. July II. lSUI!. L.ayenworth. eo:lier. ~. E .. Hamp:!ohire, Va , June Z.!, 1.!i36. Leavenworth. Campb.lI./. A. W'J. Canada. March S. 11S37. I Leavenworth. October 21.1865. Clyde. Lawrence. Cramer. 1,;. B.• lirangeryille. N. Y .• Sop •. 24. 1857. Lawrence, 18.';8. !..OlwrCIH;e. Campb.11, Wm. H .• Indiana. June ao. 1&3~. Lawrence. September. 1800. Churchill, S J .• Rutland, Vt .• November I. 184!. Lawrence. llarch I, IS7!). Lawrence. Lawrence, Churchill, Lue, We.tville. N. Y .• February 2~. 1840. Chase Henry V .• Dov.". N. H .• April 'D. 11152. iShawnee, Johnson Co .• lIIay,I!itl3. Lawrence. Cook, Austin D .• Ca:dington. 0 , Sept .... ~6~ 1&3:1' Lawrenc •• :>Iarch 16.1860 Hesper. Carr. H. H .• Wayn_ Co .• U .• November 23. 183i>. I Eudora. December 10. IM!i6. Eudora. Crothers. J. Y .. tireenfield 0 .• July 30. 1830. Lawrence. April 20. 187t:i. Douglas Co. Croll. J. E .• Old K.ystone. May 26. 1&;6 Eudora. June 7. IIfIH. Eudora. <:!oclc. J. W .• New York City, October 2. IS11. Ilaldwin City. April. 18BO. Clinlon, Doug. Cu. Crombia.Jame •• I r . l a n d . · Topeka. ,. Cha.e, Enoch. Newhuryport. lIIass ,Aug. 29.1824. Topeka. Novemb.r. 1654. Topeka. Cha«. Mary j • Litchfield, M •.• June 2~.la:l2. Topeka. March. 1"">'>. Topeka Cavan CIS. A. A. B • Morgan Co. III. Aug. 12.18&3. Lawrenc •• May. lli5G. Baldwin City. Chester. E. P .• Ohio. S.ptember 26. 1847. Lawrence. September 26, 1847. Carothers. Mag!:ie E .• Franklin Co .• Pa. Leavenworth Co. Nov. 15. IHM. Leavenworlh Co. Clarke. H. S .• Canada Wcs •• April 30. 1633. Lawrence. April 10.1657. Lawrence. Clarke. H. ~I., Mauachusetts, February 21,1834. Lawrence, June: 21,1&1:1. Lawrence. ColI:>more, Hamle •• nOSIOn, Mass .• February 11, 1848. Lawrence, 11157. £lIis. Cod,ngton Thom •• V .• Oh.o. January 2tl. 1!!:13. Tup-.ka. March II. 18117 Topeka. Cavan .... 'u C .• North Carohna. May 10. UHO. Lawrence. ApriI15.1!;5tl. . Uald",in. Cradi., Mrs. N. C .• Sharon. N. Y., May 24 1831. Prairie City. Seplember.11l57. Prairie City. Curry. Mr•• Sallie E .• Wab~.h Cn., Ind '. Nov. 17. IH49. Lawrence. November 17. I!!OJ. Grant. Cong.r. T. S .• G.nesee <':0., N. Y .• October 10 1847. Hesper. June 15. IbQS lIesper. Creh'''' Horace. Edgar. 111., October 10. 1857.' . Emporia. April 18. IHiS. Emporia Crawford.l. W .• Harrtson Co .• :'10 .• April 12. 1845. Sedgwick Co • October 28. 18iO. Kin,ley. Ca~mlre, C. A •. Rcvenn:t. 0 .• February 8, IXliO. lola, IMlifi. lola. Coffin. W. G .• Guilford Co .• N. C .• Feb. ~"l.. 1811. Leavenworth, May 1. 1~61. Leavenworth. ·Chrisman. Joh'.' T .. ~ouisyille. Ky • April 6. IWJ. - - . :llarch. 1.,75. Crothers, Cartle, OhiO, December :!M. 1S,16. Belvoir, April !t). 18i6. Lawrence. Crolhers. Florence Ohio. March W 1~;9. !I.lvoir. April 1M. IHil1. Kaw Valley. C:lnnon. ,~. C F',. Locust Grove, 0 '. June 24 IH·J7. 'fopcka, June 14. 10th1. Topeka. Cole, Carrie, Lawrence, April4, HW1. ' Lawrence, April.J, 11:;07. Lawrence. Connor. Alfr.d P • Alexandria. October 15.1800. Lawrence. May 11. I~H. Lawrence. Crowder. John J .• Sangamon Co .• III.. J\prjl ~9. 1850. Lawrence. Ib7~. I Lawrellce. Cretors. Granville. Lebanon 0 .• Septemher 10 IH55 Emporia. April 18.1869. Detroit, ~Iich. Cadwalad.r. Rces. Cadiz, Ind .• March 81 l85-i . Tong.noxie, :'>Iarch Ill. 1870. Tonganoxie. Crowder. Thoma. J .• 111 • ~!ay U. IH35. • Crawford Co.., April ~O. lliH. Douglas Co. Crowder. J. William. 111 .• Febru"y 17. 'H7~. Crawford Co .. Arrtl ~:J. HIT·' ~brc, J. C., .!\limingtown, P::l" October :.!~, HI51. \Voodstock, November M. l~iO. Woodslock. Campbell. W.lI ~I .• jrod" June 20. 1!!:!Ij. r.awrclIce. M.,·ch ~'7. IMI~I. Lawrence, Clarke. Sidney Jr .. Lawrence. January J.~. Il!OJ. II.nwrence. January 15. IHOI. Lawrence. 2.'. I I' I I I I ",e I ?« I -85- I �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Name, Piau and Dolt of Birlh. PIau alii! Daft of Stlllml<'1lf. Pramf R(Iidma , / ,.-tory-;: / , Cohunn, \Vmiam, Lawrence March 15, 11)55, j Lawrcncc~ ~\1arch 15, ~855. 2 Kanwaka.. Cull,ertson, W. lI( , Zanesville, 0., Augu.t 6, IHII7 ,'r:awre!,c~, Novemberla..o'I~~1' Lawrence. Cr .• wford. l. L •. Ohio. ~lay~, IHal!. Conncd Grove, Nov. ". ou. Chase Co. Clark. Joseph. Green.burg, Decatur Co.,' Ind., April . C M 211 181i7 Vinlanu. 2·1, U331J. . . I Vml:ltuJ, Doug .. 0"r:.1 ar., . Lawrence. Cherry E. Ellen, Lee.burg. 0., December 20, 18S6. Lawrence. Aprlbl, I!l.'JJ 1°'8 Topeka. Cr:twfo'rd. L. M .• Ohio, July 2~, 18~5 ,Topeka, Novem er 1~,. "" . CIMk, J. T • hle.La·Mo\t~, V,., August 3,1814. ITopeka, October, lSUB • I~~:::;"orth Cloul{h, E. N. 0., Virginia, ~:ay 2d, IS,S... .I~e.venworth, O~!ober lU, IS01. Chase,·Geo. A., C~arleston, lila ... , Oct.,Z7, 18:)0. I opeka. April. 1!>'>S. Topeka. Cha.e, AI;'-e M., lilt. Pleasant, Pa .. April 2. 1~52. Buurbon ~o., May: 18.S;? Topek •. Curey. F. M .• Sparta, N. J .• January ~:I, 1851. lJe Suto, r ebruary, 2, I~/Il J.ohn.on Co . . Coxe, Willi,m H .• Cleveland. 0, Deccmher Il, II!.~. ,\opeko. February 211. l~il4. ropcka. Crul.chfiehl. Mr~ A. <"::\11:".1" \VCM, t\larch 2, lx:m. )o.lIdur:l. Seph:mbet J, ] Xf:tJ. \Vl.lk;tru~n. Cox. ~tn M. CJ.nali:a. \Vcst. Nuvcllluer IM:!'M. -- .' J·~~ltlorta, :-ocptclllocr J, ItWO. . Crano, F. L , Hartford Co .• Ct., January 1O.'1l!O!1. '1 opeka, 101 rch 19, 18.'>5. Topeka. CrandaU. LeRov. Madison Co" !:-I. Y., Oct. 4, Ilj'~a. ~·roOlont. Lyon Co., May 21,185!I. Lawrence. Crandall, Sarah A •• Allegheny Co., N. Y .• Doc. 18, 1830 Fremont, Lyon Co .• May 21, 1858. Lawrence. Cooke. Annie, Ohio, June 22, ItI6-. Lawre~ce, Sel"ember 15. 11>70. • CartoD. H. G •• Paris. Ill., October 10,18017. Emparl •• April 18, 187\1.. EmpOria. Chapman. Mrs. ~:dward, Vermont, August 28.1834. Lawrence, October :10.1850. Lawrence. C"meron ). L. 18010. Bourbon Co. (1!!72. Lawrence. Croucb,:r.) .• G.lwa~·, Saratoga Co., N. Y., Apr. 7,1828 Americu •• Lyon Co. March 14, Topeka. Kan. Co:tant, A. P Wisconsin. September 1, 1849. Lawrence, June 8. IXliI!. ~awrence. Ca.e M Ii 1'ro)', Bradford Co •• Po. , Aug. 26.11126. Topeka, November W. IIlIL'. 1 upeka. Ca.; M~s ~i. H ,1837. Topeka, November I!I. 1~(;5. To~eka, Kan. Conklin, T. L .• Clarke Co. 0., )uneI7. 1821. Topeka. "larch 1. Ib1i7. Topeka. Cornu .. er, C A .. Davi. Co., N. C., Feb 7, )~Z7. Johnson Co., III arch 18, 18.10. Lawrence. Coh"an, O. A. Chel.ea. Mas •. , January 20, I!!;j() bou~las Co .• October I~. 1854. Uouglas Co., Kan. Campbell, C. Philadelphia. P •. , Aug. W. 1&'i7. Leavenworth, April9. 1~69. Le"venworth. Chadwick, Mary M., New London, N. H" November, 20, 1~:l6. Douglas Co., December I. 1867. Lawrence. Clark, L. III., Petersburg, N. Y .• Dec. Ig. 1831. Lawrence, April U; 1857. !'lorton ville. Crowe. George F., Nova Scotia. February 12. U!12. Topeka, November, 1M54. Empori •• Crowe, Jane F., Nova Scotia, April 10, !ciI7. I Emporia. I Topeka, "lay 10, IH.'i7. Cayt~n. R. M. r Fulton Co .• III., Aprll}J, 18.43. I N eosha}'all •• May 19, It15i:!. Lawrence. Car«r. John. Jlle. Co,. Tenn., March aI, 1831. Topeka. :\Iay 10, lo6~. . Topeka. . Cal: Isaiah, August 14. Igt'~. :'!onmouth Tp., June II, 1855. Monmouth Tp. Cook. Joseph P., Richmond, Ind., October 13. 18'2ll. De Soto. Johnson Co., February 2U. lSi!). De Soto. Cuppe~. J. J .• Roxbury. Ma... January 24. 1~48. Lawrence, April tRi:l. I Salina, Kan. Cowen, Lucy E., N. Y .• March '1:1, Jg,j.5. Lawrence, Aug-list 2!!. 1:f7-1-. I Lawrence. Cule. J. A., Ohio, September 11, 1M!. Olue J\lound March I. loGO. Clogston. ). B." Washington Co., August 19, 1840. Tupeka. May. IIlU1. Eureka. Cole, Harvey. 110non, l\lass., June; 7, HmO. i Lawrence, November 28. 1867. Lawrence. Casperoon/.A. M., 0 .• May II}, 1851." 'Topeka. IS71. Topeh. Caldwell, ,,;. F .. Park Co., Ind., September 6.18.59. Carlyle, Allen Co., Mar. 10.1870. Lawrence. C;-am,=r, B. J., Sarato~a Co., N. Y;. July 31, 1~33. Lawrence, October JO, 1&'>8. Lawrence. C,arke, N. S., RushVille. III.. April fl, 18~5. -Lawrence. August 17, 181;9. (18/jH: Lawrence. COlley. John T., .\141nor'litlc, Pa., Sept. :l, 1856. Perry, Jefferson Co., December 6,i Perry. . Cran ... Mrs Ada, Sandusky. 0., June 17, IH41, Wyandotte, July 31. IBI3. ,Wyandotte. Cansdell, A., London, Eng" August:'!s, I!i:lu. 1Anderson Co .• April G, 185G. : Wlllcw Spring •• Cameron, N. J., Zanesville. 0 .• Decomber 14, 1834. I Eldorado:>, April 25, 1S70. I EI<lorado. Carmer. ~Iolhe A .. Willow Springs, Nov. 10, 18UI. : Lawrence. Eudo"a. Cummings. Henry A .• Pitts!>urg. Pa., Aug. 2~. 1845 ,Belvoir, April I, IH.J8. Delvoir. Croll. Henry C , Herks Co .• Pa., April ~n. 1820. Dougl.s Co., ApnU2, IRiS. Doug!as Co: Croll. Sarah A., Berks Co., Pa,. June ~!I, II:i~O Dougl .. Co .. June 7, l~i8. I Dougla. Co. Cuden, J cnnic, Lawrcnc'c, ~[ay :l5 , IHf.ij Lawrence, ~tay 25. lH,51l. Harton. Clarke, Sidney. Southbrid&,e, Mas •.• Ocwber 13, 11l3l. Lawrence, March, 1&,,8. I Lawrence. C;.rnes. Harriet R., Pennsylvania, M;J.cch~, 1Nj7. La.wrence, ~Iarch. 1~:,5. . Lawrence. Chapman, Katie S., Plymouth, N. H,. :'!arch 17. 1.37. Lawrence. January 12. 1867. [Co. Coxson. \Vm., Canada, :-Iovember II, 11>~!1. Franklin Co., ~lay 20. J85U. Tonganoxie. Leav, Cox!!.on. Mrs T., indiana., November 15, 1~38. I Dougla~ Co., !-.lay, 16(j1. TonJ::lnoxie. Coxton. Horace Greeley, New York City, 0';1.10, 1855. Empcria, April 1M, IS'O. S, Paul, :\linn. Clark, J. S .. Pituuurg. Pa., January la, 18... Wyandotte, April 14, IM69, Wyandotte. Carmcan, Cyrena B , Iowa. lK.1tt. Baldwin City, Isr.O. l.:\wrencc. Cuttrell. H. M .• Mendon. 111., July 29, 16G3 Wahauns.e. November 1M, 1875. W.baunsee. Collins. Mrs. Vallen tine. Chadwick, Chao., N ..... York. Quindaro, February 21, 1857. Lawrence. Campbell.! J. R • Fronklin Co .• Pa., October 2,';,1825. Leavenworth City. Mar. la, 1870. 1I0ug:la. Co. Cornell, Yrcd D .• Wy.nuotte. July :"'0, 18tiU. I \Vyanc.1oltc. \VY:lIHlotte. COIlC, Wrn. W., Monroe Co., N. Y., Dec. 18,1386. Topeka. June I. IMG9. Topeka. Crane, C. H., New York. February 6, IS~3. . Osawatomit:, ~larch 18, L8M Osaw:ltomie. Cou[ant. Charles G .. Ulster Co. NY., OC[ 16. 1840. Topeka, March I,i, HO/!. Hutchinson. Cooley. Harry, Bunalo. oS. y" ~Iay 17. lSi,). Kansas City, Kan,. Feb. 14.1878'1 Kansas City, Kan. Cameroo. Noah, Fulton Co., N. Y .• April 20, 1831. Wakaru·a. Dougla. Co .• October 29. 1854. ,Wakaru.a, Dougla. Co, Cotton. G. W .• ) efferson Co .• Kan .• May 31,1860. JefTerson Co • lIJay 31. 11lliO. \VilJiamstown. Curter. Alrred, l\la .. s.chusett!, July 12,1837. Vinland. OctcLer. IHas. Douglas Co. Cox, A. n . Knoxville, Tenn., November SO, 1854. Eudora. I(an .... May 22, lRIiO. Cruise, J. H., New York. Februnry 10. IHH. 'Vy~ndotle, October 2"~, !tilia. Wyandotte. Cruisc, helle A., «'linton, Pa., January 22, IM-t7. Wyando"e. November 17.1857. Wyando"e. Crui~e EJgar D., 'Vy;tndotte, February t'.!, h:i67. I n. D.• II ao, I I I I I I I Cruise, Mary lIelle, Wyanuotte. April :111, 11l71. Wyandotte, April :10, IH71. Canavan, Edward. Ircfand, April ~[),-1H51. Linn Co , Kan., ~I::ty I, J854. Cravatt, Eldridge A .. t'hiladclphia. October 11. 1853. Lawrence. June 9, Ibi9. C~rter. li[ts. Dicy, Harren CIl .• Ky., July 8, 1824. Lawrence, April JO, 1855. Crew, Dan, Lawrence, Decem'.l~r 2·1,1865. , Lawrence, December 24. 18G~. Corel:J. P .• Tazewell Co., Va., February 16.1832. Wakarusa. Kan • Sept., 1&54. Core), Susan C., Centre Co., Pn , Dcc~mber 25, 1828. ,'Vakaru~a, May 20. IX.SI). Corel, Jennie E., DOllJ:la!'O Co., Kan., Apcil20, J858. I ,VakOlrUS:l, April !!II, 1Xtlij Corel, Ollie, Douglas Co., February 15, HmO. I \Vakarus.l, FebruOlry li,. JRfiO.' Corel, EII:t, Dou~I:\~ Co., Dccem!.er 17. IHU2. \\'aL.:arus;'\, Decemlll:r 17 Ihli:l. Corel, Kate, ])Qllt-:Ja" \;0., ~~Olrclt '..7. IHl)!", ~ I \V:d.:aru .... , M:an.:h 'l7. l~tCl. Corel, James H., DOIIL:las '_0 June S, 11')G5. • \Vak:lnls:l, June: 0. ISh;j Corel. Charlev W • Dougla. Co • Uecember 9, 1R1'.>lI. " W,karu",. Veeomher ~ Il'tlB. Cord. Anna. Dougb:.: Co., Aug-ust 12. 1870. )~akaru:o;a, Augu!'it 12. lS70. Cavanaugh. Thoma. H.:J Vincenne., Ind., Mar. 8, ISH.ISalina. April 22. 1889 . Chadbourn/ Allen W., vree"ville. 0., July 18, 1857. Ft. Scott, June 7, IXiiO. Coole, Wtlh.atn A., St. Lou •• , Mo., March 25 185:l. Lawreoce ~ovember 2~ 1!'74 Carter, Robert, III., July 21, Ib49. ' Lawrence' February 25 '1855 . Cbadwick, W. W,. liamilto" Co .• 0 .• March 11. 11l:15. Lawrence; oSovember 1Ir.-5. 'Vy~nt.lotte. I -'cf1'ec~on I I • / 00.-. V I 20, -86- Co.,Kan. llal<lwin City. Lawrence. !I:lwrence. 'V~k:uusa. W,karusa. \V:\karllsa. I \Vakarusa. \Vak:lrll~;,\. \\'akaru5a. I Wakarusa. \\'3karusa. I\Vak:uula. 'ISalina. Wallace. Lawrence. Lawrence. I �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. I ____N._a_ItU_,_p._'la_'_e_a_n_d_D_a_l_t_of __ B_irtll __• ___ Place and Dale of Sttllmunt. \ Presmt Ruidma Crane, F. D'l~lonroe Co., Mich., March 2.5, llSaI/. Chrisman, J. M., Ky., June 12, 1ll39. Cade, Lizzie W., Matonn, III., November 12. 1869. Connell, Ho .... rd M., Wyandotte, October 23, U;70. Cosley, Frank D .. Chambersburg, P •. , Feb 23, 11<12. Cutler, Florence E., St. Albans, Vt., June 19, l~tit. Casmire, B. A., Portage Co., 0., September 23, 1858. CO:lch, John M., Ireland, June 10, IS10. W yandoue City, Sept. 1:1: Ib&l. Tecumseh, Kan., Mnr. 12. 1866. Leavenworth, Nov. IB, 1861. I Wyandotte. Grantville, Kan, Lawrenco. Kan ... aka, April 6, 18-';5. ~awrence. 1069. Lawrence. lola, AUen Co:..! Sept" 10. 18tl3, Lawrence. BloominlttoD, uouglas Co., April . Zl.I859. Chnton. Corbin. Mrs. A L, New York . I Lawrence, May 11, 1&)9. [1860 Topeka. Campbell M. T.} Bloomington~ Ind., May 2, 1847. . Monrovia, Atchison Co., May, Lawrence. Carlson, 1J ,Sweaen, July 25,lelO. Lawrence July 13, 18tl5. Emporia. Cretor, Horace G., }'iaris,lIl., Octoher 10,1857. Emlloria, April IS, 1B79. Wyandotte. Cobb, A, H, Beloit, Wis., AUllust B, 1859. ~. Wyandotte, October B, 1859. Lawrence. Cramer, N. Augusta, Medway, Mass., Feb. 7. IMr.. Lawrence, May!.'() lll5O. Lawrence. Canniff, H. J., Stillwater, N. V., March I, ISH Prairie City, June 2,1857. Lawrence. Culbertson, 'Kat. W., McConnelsville, 0., May IS, 11:1~3. Lawrence, March 16, 11j73. Culbertson, Howard D:, McConn.lsville, 0., Decem· . ber 14,IB;0. Lawrence, lIfarch IS, 1873. Lawrence. CulberuoD, Charles \V., Lawrence, Kan., July 10,1678'1 Lawrence, July 10, IS71:1. Lawrence. Carothers, S. N .. Franklin Co., Pa .• Dec. 1O,1&l6 Le"ven ... orth Co., Nov. 2.'i, 185t. I Lc:aven ... orth. Cartwright,Mrs. Victoria. Angelica, N. V.,Nov. 13,18111 I Lawrence, Kan., May 6, !l!5II. I Chnton, Kan. Drinkwater, Mrs. Ida, Mercer Co., Pa., Sept. 29, 11159. Cedar Point, Chase Co., June 17,\ 1871. . Cha<e Co. Downs, W. F., Seneca Falls, N. V., April1B, 1837. Wyandotte, February 27, 1SS7. Atchison. Dassler, C. F. W., St. Louis, :\Io'bApril S, 1852. Salina, S.line Co., June, 11:lti1:l, Leaven ... orth. Dillard, J.sse, Henry Co., Decem er 16,1821, Lawr.nce, June, 1908. Lawrence. Deal, Mattie K., Ill., February 1:1, ISH. Lawrence, September, 1t169 1Lawrence. r· Deal, Mabel, Kansas, April 3, 1873. La ... rence, April a, 1m. Lawrenee. Davidson, John R., Jefferson Co., Mo., June 10,1837. Lawrence. September 25 1854. . Lecompton. DavidsoD, Sarah, 0., July 27, 1!!:J:l. Lecompton, Kan., Sept. 10, 1t!59. Douglas, Fraok, Clayton, 111., February 27,1838. Lawrence November 16. 18"9 Lawrence. Dici<erson, Luther, Wa.hington Co., 0., April 12, 1t!28. Atchison Co .. June ~5. 1851. Atchi.un Co., Kaa, Daugherty, G.orge, Me. . Lawrence, March 20. 1!l67. 9 mls. e. of Lawr'c •• Daugherty, Lucy T., lIIe., January 29, 1837. - - , October ~O, 1857. Dresser. Ben P, Dayton, O. A"ugust 28. 1857. Lawrence, March, 1864 Lawrence. Dies, Lcslie Canada, March 8,11:119. Toueka, April 7. 1879 Kansas City. llurnghan,1. W. Md., March 3, ISSS. letTe ..on Co., April I, 1866. Perryville. Davis, Willard, ?liadison Co, Ky. Neosho Falls, September II, IA70. Topeka. . Duman, Mollie, Bal<lwin'City Kan. . Stoney Point, November 10, 1859. Vinland. Duncombe, Wm., New York (:;ty, lIfarch 27,1881. De Soto, Kan., June IS. 1800. Vinland. Day, John W:J. Adams Co., Pa., Ar,rill2, \:'l:j3. Leavenworth, May B, 1856. Topeka. (One of Drlnk ... ater, urlo H'J L. RaYlvii e, Bradford Co., Pa., tne "Old Guard," September I, 1835. Topeka April 13, 11155. Cedar Point. Dutton, W. P., Charlestown, N. H., October I, IBI7. Miami Co., March I, 11:l57. Baldwin City. Doom, J. C., Dloomingburg, 0., Augu.t 13. 1846. I.awrence. --,I87S. Dawson, W. J., Pitt.burl;" Po. , Aj'ril7, 183t. Palmyra. Palmyra. May 23, 1856. Dumars. James, Mercer Co., Pa., uly 4.1815. JIIelvln. Dale. Nellie F., La ... rence, January lU,IS(J{J Lawrence. lawrence, lIfay I, I1j79. iJraper, E. C., Plymouth, N. H., lIIall. 1&'56. Clinton. Clinton Tp., 1851:1. Dean, James D., Roo, Co .. 0., July lu, 183:l. Lawrence. Lawrenc':l. May G, 1855. Duncan, Wesley H., Rockbridge Co., Va., Apr. IS, 11115. lhldwin City, Baldwin <.;ity, 1858. Davis, W. R., Circleville, April I. I~I~. . Topeka Topeka, rebruary, 1870. Downs, S. H., Utica, N. Y., November 14,1839. Coal Creek, !'lay 21, IS56. Duman, J. S., Pa., :.tay I, 1851. I Lawrence, March 1. 1866. Devereux. John P., WashIngton City, April 29, 1821. Lawrence. Dawson t Mrs. Barbara E., Lexington, 0., lS3"l. Lecompton. Davidson, James A .. Kr'hOctober 23, :829. !,ear Lawrence, Nov. II, II:l64. Deal, Clara E , Philade pia. l..awrence. D .. vy, ~lilton, Green Co, Ky., December 25, lsa.~. Douglas Co., March 15.11171 Johnson Co. Donovan, Daniel, Cork CD , Ireland, March 17,1825. IlU Shawnee Co. , March :12, 18.'57 I.awrence. Donnellr' John, Ireland, July 4,184'. Illinois, May 4,185~. . I Lawrence. Doud, ~ . T. Jr., Pulaski Co., Ind., Feb. 29, 185G. Miami Co., November J. l~ll3. .Topeka. Dix, Edward 1;;., Lawrence, March 21. 1'060. I)ougla, Co., March 21, IMtiU. Lawrence. Hudley, H. S., New Vork, May 10, 18:l0. Shawnee Co., March, 1857. Dudley, Guilford, New York, March W; 1835. ~hawnee Co., March 25, 1!!.~. Topeka. Dickson, L. A'I Me .• October 7, 1S2.,). Douglas Co., November 10, t&'>4. Osage Co. Dobbins, Dr. R., Ind' l May 13, 1828. Olathe, Augu" 4, 1870. Lawrence. Daniels, J G., Spring"eld, Mass., September IS - - , May, 11>.0. Davis, Joseph R., Brown Co., 0., February Zl. 1832. Emporia, November 2.1868. Lyon Co. Davis, Caroline G., Brown Co., 0, May 27, 1!!.'l7. Emporia, March I, 1871. L.,.on Co. [Co. D.u«~e. Mrs. ~ • \~estmorehl.nd Co., ~a -I May 18,1sa:;. Lawre.nce •. Aprsl7, JH.rJ.5. KanwRka, DOtlglu DI~klDson. lIf .. s Ph,lena F., ~[o., April IH,l~G/). Uald'wlD City, March, 1~6U. Baldwin City. Dnsdom, Bedford, Ky., June 4,ISlS. Shawnee MI"ion, March, 1t!3.3. Lawrence . . 185.~. Burlingame. . Drew, John. Dickinlon, S, S., Oswego Co., N. Y .• Sept. Zl, 1837. Lawrence, September 10, 1865. Larned, Pawnee Co D~yereux! E. C., April 10,1847.. Wyandotte, October III, 18.'50. 'Topeka. D"I\~n, MISS lIfammle, Pa., Apfll18, 1859. Council Grove, Sellt, 10. I~U'. La .... r.nce. Dav .. , Mary An.~, Am~le Tp., N. V., August SI, 11105. Hlanton' •. Hridie, May 22,1851. Rock Creek. Denton, Shelly w., lIflddlefield, O .• June 11,1859, Traveler. Lawrence. Draper, Wm., New V?rlr., Aug,:"t 5.11;.11. Clinton, Doug. Co., April ~6,l855. Kanwaka. Oraper, B. A., New \ ork. April 15,18:15. . Clinton, April 2U, 1&')5 Kanwaka. D!'u!'n, J. W • Ill., July 20, 1~4S. Dougl •• Co., March I. IS'i7. Douglas Co. D!ckmson, C. W., Mo., January 20, 1834. Baldwin City, November 10,1864. Baldwin City. DIllon... Wm , ~., September 2:1,1&15. Lawrence, April 15,18U9. Lawrence. Dati, <.;. C.,-Glrard Co., Ky. ,January 5,1!l61. Le:lvenworth, March 1.I!klI:l. Dessr~y, A. B., France, June 2, 1 8 4 6 . LawlOnce. IS6H. Leavenworth. Douthitt, James V. ' Topeka, March 24, 1&58. Topeka, March 24, IIl.'iI:l. Topeka. Dawson, n F .. VI~O Co , Ind., Dec. ~, 18'29. Topeka, September l:l, 1855. Topeka. Dawson, Mrs. B. 1., m., May 25.184.1. Topeka September 12 11155 Topeka. D!ck, Will S., Pa, Marcn I, UlUl. Lawren'ce, September'12. 108. Grant Tp. DIck, Harri', Pa., June I, 1~63. Lawrence September I" 1878' jOrant Tp. Dick, George, Pa., August 20, 1885. Lawrence' September 12' 18-8' Grant Tp. I)isn~y, J. C., Ire and, August.15. 1834 Topeka, ~iareh 26,1855.' , . Topeka. Deenng, lIf ... Corneha J., Elgin. Ill., Oct. 27, lSU Pr.ir;e City Nov 30 11l.'i7 North Lawrence. D~I., A W., Fitchburg, Mas •. , March 4, 1831i. . L ..... r~nce ~1arch· 15 '1&">tI' Osage Co. Dm$more", Frank F, ind., April 3,1851. . Lawrence'! Novemb~r 10. '1&57. Lawrence. Dudley, <.;oleman, Putnam Co., N. V., Nov. 12, 1818. O.awatomie June 10 1&'56 Topeka. Dean, W. A., 0., September 2:1, 1862. Clinton 181ii1 ' Clillton. Dean, Ollie, South Salem, U., June 2'l, 18611. ' . Clinton. Dow. Mary, I:!ourdown, l\te., t-fay 1U, 1~ D~uglas Co:. November S. 1854. Dole, lIlartha E. Indianapolia, Aprill,l83d. WIllow Springs, October 2.1857. Dav~', S. C., Ind., November 20, 1855. Shawnee, Jar.uary 2.1, 1877. Lawrence. Lawrence. :'fay 21. 1/%';. DavIS, J. L., m., lulv 12,1836. Lawrr.nce. I I I f.~~r~~~~~· I I I 1--' I I -87- �.THE K-ANS.f"; MEMORIAL. I Nanu, Piau aM .Da/~ of Birth. Piau and Durubauch, M.,-·P-a., October 21,1&>4. Darragh, James W., Ky., October 7, 1837. Dory Mn D. H., Cleveland, 0, D ...'eonber 11,1&15. Dudl~y, Mary E., Greenwich, Conn:, June 10, 1!!4~. DUdley, Amanda, Hastings, .Minn., Aultust 17•• &58. Doddndge, John S .. Ind., March 16. 1~18. Dickinson, navid, Green Co., Ky., July 13, 1800. D<l/~ oj &"um~~t'l Prtsmt R~JidmC( ILawrence, Belle Plaine, Sumner Co. }o"'ebruary, 11\79. I IITopeka, April S, ISG7. Topeka, April M, ITopek •. J1jtj.. . Top., •. Lawrence, October 10, IS68. (1!IIlO.: L ..... renc •• Oskaloosa, J elrersoD Co., Apr. 10, Topeka. (Died Oct. 5,11i79.) Doaa A., Mass., N ovemb.r 2'J, IS26. Topeka, April 2. ISS5. Topeka. Deechmann F .. Germany November~, 1M:31. Lawrenc., April 18, 1&;7. Lawrence. Oavis,,,E. W., Kosciusku Co., Ind., !September 9 Isn. Pal.rmo, floniphan Co .Nov.,I85!). Dean, C. D., Dougl",. Co., Kan .• S.ptember 11, 1:!51!. . Douglas Co., S<pt. 11 Iti58. Clinton. Disbrow, E., Conn., March ZT, IM:''7. I Lawrence. October 15, U!54. Clinton. Disbrow, B. B., New York, August 28, IS29. Clinton, May 12,1855. Clinton. Disbrow, C. V .• Clinton, Kan., Uecember :11,1859. Clinton. D.cemb.r HI; 1Il59. Clinton. Oisbrow, Lulu E .• Clinton, Kan. January 25, 1M&!. Clinton, January 25,IHIH. Clinton. Disbrow, Frank H., Clinton, Kan., Augu .. :l3,1872. Clinton, August 23. urn. Clinton. Davidson, Mrs. DaVId, Ky .• December I, 1852. L.nape, August II. IMIJ!!. Near Tonganoxie. Davidson, J)avld .• Mo., August 25, 1851. Douglas Co., III arch 21. 1853 N .ar Tonganoxie. Dickson, N.ttie A., Kansas, October 17,1856. Wakarusa, October 17,1656. Lawrenc •• Dobbinl. Mrs. Amelia H , Harbor Creek, Pa., Octo- . 1 Ler 4, lMaI. Lawrence. October 15. J~GIl ' Lawrenc. Darnall, Callie, Bainbridge. Ind., Octob.r 12. 18tl!. Raid win CitybNovernber 17. IS71. Baldwin City. Doane, Levi A., Spencer, Mass .• February 13, lKaO. Neosho Co., ccembcr 4, 1869. Lawrence. Doane, Laura A., Spencer, Mass., March 25, 18~0. Neosho Co , December 4, 18UII. Lawrenc •. Deal, 1. W .. Shippensburg, 1'a., January 2'l, IS~ll. Junction CIJ.' Octob.r ~I:! I~U9. Lawrellce. Downs, A. D., Seneca Falls, N. Y., January, IM24. Wyandotte. une I Il:!r>ll. Wyandotte. Dodd, T. W., Ouincy. III., December H. 1~r7. Lawrenc~. ovember :.!fl, )871.1 Armurong. Ducit, b:t.nicl. Cenler Tp., P:l., August2a. U:~20. Lawrellce, July 10. J,~J7. Cliuton. Dutton; A. M., lSath, III., AUI:USl au, Ib50 Lawre"c., J une ~I, ISo)!;. Dutton, Mary A., Portland, Me .• January 20, HU7. Lawrence, June 7, IM~. Lawrence. D.an, F M., Clinton, Kansas, August 17,18&1. Clinton·, August 17,ISti3. 'Clinton. Davis, I W., P.iersburg, III., September'17,l!I28. Franklin, February 'l7,18frl. I.awrence. Dallas. Cheste~ E. Sewellville, 0., 18[,0. naldwin, Dougl.. Co , 18511. Baldwin. Dunmire, \V. ~f., Hall. Pa., Seotemu~r 3, 1809. Leavenworth, February I, lSo.~. Tong'anoxie. Dunmire, J., AID. M ..uch I!!, HHL Leavenworth Co., ... d, 1,1865. Tonganoxie. Demming', IN. D., La Grange Co., Ind., Dec. 20, 1855. Lawrence, Octoner 4, 1~ti5. Lawrence. vavis, J. A Leavenworth,I/i;;6. Wyandotte. DnllOney, Nel.on, Williamson Co., Tenn. Topeka, April 10, 1M76. Lecompton. Douglas, W. W .. Peru, Ind, July2l!, I~(i.~. Top.b, Iti6!!. Lawrence. Douthitt, James V., Topeka, March 2J. 1ll5M. Topeka, IIlarch 24, 11:158. Topeka. Davis J. to, Topeka, December 25, I~'i~. Topeka, May 20, IM7G. Topeka. DouG(as, James, Xenia, 0., March 4, l~:(!:t. Shawnee Co., December, IRa;. Topeka. Dutton, 1II. R., Litchfield Co., Conn., :'Io,y 15.1829. I·J.ffersnn Co., !IIarch ~'O, 1S55. Topeka. Dutto'!J Marion H., Wayn~ Co., N. Y., Sept. 20, IH'.!8. Jefferson Co .. :'Ilar.h:!ll, 1855. Topeka. DelluM. Pet.r S., Culumlnana Co., 0., Nov. II, I1!.'i7. Salina, August IH, lRiM. ])ougla< Co. Dole, Artemas W., Fitchburg, Mass., March 4, 18.85. Lowrence, IIlarch 15,1856.· M.lvern, Osage Co Dill, Wm., Hillsboro'. 'J., AprillU, 1!!4U. Leavenworth. Sept. 22 l~ti9. Leavenworth. Dershern, John A., Pa. Black Jack, February~. 1859. Lawrence. De:!.l. Kalie D .• Shippensburg', Pa. l..awreIH:e. January. uno. Lawrence. Davis, G. W., Orlea~s Co.,:-< Y., October 7, 183!I. 10skoloosa, April ZT, 1:!5I!. J Perry Dickinson, L. E., Ky., :'larch ai, I~:;'. Baldwin City, November 10, IS!H. Baldwin City. Deming, B. H., Ind .. AU\l:uot 9,18tH. La ... rence, Spring of 1~65. Lawrence. Deming, N. P., C~outauqua Co., N. Y., Aug. 1,1M26. Law«nce, Octoher 22,·1865. Day, S. A'I New Alhany, Ind., November 4, 18J2. Fort Scott, March H. IW9 .. ForI Scott. Dunnelly, james. Ireland, D.cember 11110. l.awrence, April a. 1S57. . Lawrence. Davis, John C., nloomington, January H Jti58. I..wr.nce, January 14, IHrJH. Clinton. Daniels, C, R., Essex, N. Y., August 12,'11114. Black Jack, Douglas Co., Sept. 15.1807. Black Jack.: Deskins, John. Va. F.bruary 2.~, 1810. --,ISIiU. . Lawrence. D~vis. Thomas C., ~urjli1m, lie., Sept~mber 8, )809. Topeb, June 24.1873 . Topeka. . 1 J)lSb~ow, W. D., Chnton Co., 0., ~'ebruar)' 1o, IM:JIJ. Shawnee Co., Octoher 0,1&'58. Topeka. D~lSt:ll, Mrs. Af:lrietta, Toledo, 0., !\tarch 6, Hs:-lX. Leavenworth, Sept. 'l7 l!!.j8. D,eh ..• !>f ... Charlotte, W.ukesha, Wi •. , ~rar. 30; I!ISO. Leavenworth. May 1, i&57. . Dowoell, J., Ind .. January 2:J. 18'2:1. l.exington Tp., Nov. I 1858. Olathe. Doane, Frank A .• 1Ia ... , January 29, ·}i6'l .. Osage Mission, ·Dec. IS; IMu9. Lawr.nc •. J)utton, J. B., Walo; 0., Septemuer ~, 1!l'17. Fairmount, Leavenworth Co., lIIay I, 1~64. Fairmount. Dutret, L., CheSler Co., Pa .• Decemher d, 1834. Lawr.nce, Aprol 7, 11:155. K k Davenpo,!, Blanc.he, New York, Feuruary:l9, I!lOI, L:~~e~lc~.. Draper, G. W., 1 exal, January 17. 181i:1. Lawrence.ISII4. Auilene Dean, Thomas J., 0., November IS, 1MaS. Atchison COl lIlay I, 1857. l.ynn C~'k Topeka Duncan, IIIrs. C. S., Harrodsburg, Ky., 18ZT. Lawrence, ~ a.y 11, 1l)55. I.awrence .. ' • Duncan, Lucetta D., Lawrence, January 7, IS63. Lawr.nce, january 7, IM63 Clinton D!Jncan. Charles S., Lawrence, february 4,.1860. Lawrence, }t'cbruary 4. IBfiO. Lawren·ce. DIckson, C. H., Mass., August lIl, 18:lD. 6 mIs s. Lawrence, Mar. ~1, Id55 •Quenemo Doug Co Down.ard, Ed., England, F.bruary 27, 18.'l7. Elwood, 1db9. topeka. ' " DennIS. Wm . . Dean, R. A., Salem, Ross Co., 0., Novembe, 2,1821. Clinton, June I. 1~.17. Clinton. Dean, ~1. N., Ross Co. 0., July 9, 18ZT. r.lonton. July J5. 1857. Clinton. DeMos., J. A., Ind., Fe&ruary 6, 1!l5!J. lola, Kansa., 186~. E;astey,F'". H., Rockfo_rd, III., ~eptember ZT, 1859. ~reat Hend, Sept. 7, una Great !lend. ELerh'''LA., Pa., IIJ:l;). Douglas Co., l~. El::gen, . F., Center count.y, Pa., 1848. Jefferson County,I&l9. Hays City, Kan. 1::",ery, James S., Industry, lIle r)~uglas Co , S.ptemb.r 14, 1854. Lawrence. Even., Levina, Randolf Vt., December 2, ISOI;. I Sherman. I.ca.venworth Count y ,/ Apnl 1, IH72. L.avenworth Co ,. Ecke, Josephine, Germany, January 11 IJJ3'i Lawrence, July a, Itlo)I:J. Lawr.nce.· Ecke, Josi., Kansas, M.rch ~I). I~U2.' . Lawrence. Lawrence Ecke, Amelia, Kansas. November 4. ISOR. L~wren~c. Lawrence. Eh~eU, Mary G.,England, October 9, 1~~'7. ~1 ... ou" IIby I, ISH. Vinland. Elliot, Mary, Cahforni:l, J line;) 1~2a. - - , )uly J7, J865. Elliott, lohn, Buckfastleigh, E':~lan" April 15 1113:1 Topeka, Decemher 15. IPflH. Topeka. E:uon, Gertrude, New~ Haven, Vt., J;lauaq' 2..'i: 18U2: Ru>sell, Kan.J Dec. 26. 1070. ES(.dbroolc. Lucy, \Veston, ~(;aS5 . Russell. Eberhart. Emma J., Crawrord c~unty. p;}., Nov S,'S:! - - , April i>. JM6;j. Franklin.£ounty, June, 1!!56. Vinland. Epley, Jam .. , PenDsylv.nia, Augu.t :1, IMlU. --,IOVI. Eudora. EII,·eU. Charley, Galena, 111., December ~5 18!1:j Vinland. Edwards, Willoa~, Wellington. England, J~ly II!38. Near La\"rence, )&)5. Lawrence. October, IB'nJ. Lawrence. Edward., Cathanne A., June 2U, I~JO. Lawrence. Eckman, D 1\1., Lancaster, Pa., February 25 I&')S Elias, Gideon, Huntingdon county, Pa., Aug'. !!ti,1831. Lea..v~nwo~(h Co., ?-rIar. 10, 1870. La",·rencc. Pr:llrle City, DOllglas County I .April), 1857. . Wash ngton EI!al, I.ab.eUa C., Hunt!ngd~n Co .• Pa., Dec. 16,1832. i Wash ngton Creek. Ehas, JUniata A., Pr:urle Cuy, Kan., janna.JY ti, l~. ~raorle C!ty, April I, 11:157. Creek. I r31rJe Cny . . I \Vasn n~COQ Creek. I ·1 I I I c·'. II I I 16: '! -88- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAl.. Name, Plaa and Date 0/ ------------_. Birth. Platt alld Dale 0/ &lIlmunt. Pre.'mt HuiJOtu -----I~------------------------- Emerson, J. R • 7\laryland, February U, lK·ti. l Lccomptun, i\larch 31, 1S.=,s. Eiuemiller, C. ~f .• Mi:ulI& ~a\lntYI U .• (ktohcr I, lK41. i \VyaruJotu:. Match 1, Ih70. Edwarus, T. H., Charleston, Pl. .• November H, UHU. \ Larned, June J5, IM75. Edward-, W. C .. Charleston. l'a .• Apro! 12.185.1 . Il.arned.january ll, l~j6. Ela. Ch:ulcs N., Leu;\oon, N. H., ApnlZl, IM3U. Lawrcm.:e. Sept. 15, Il"lfiU. Elam. E ,Tennessee January 20, i8:'!~. BO\lrbon Co., January:l, 1861. I I Elam. Elizabeth. Missouri. August 18.1843. . Ilourbon Co., jaouary 2,1&;1. Douglas COUl'ty, April 13, 1&;4. Elam, Edward. Kansas, Apri, 13, I~ti~. ELerhart, H. S., Mercer c(..unty, Pa ~ May 20, JK3l. Lawrence, June ]5, 1~1. Eidemiller. A. G.; Frederick City, Md .• Aug. 22. 1833., Lawrence. june 16. IHu7. r:!dem!ller, M. J:. Tr~y, Ohio. February 10, IH35. Lawrence, August I. 18U7. Eldemliter, Nelhc ]..... floy, U. Lawrence. Eidemiller, M:;agg e R. Lawrence. Ellison. A. G., ~t. Thomas, Can., March U. 1~60. North Lawrence. IHG9 Ellis, E. Lew1s county, N. Y., February 14, 1tH8. Elliott, j . G .• Ohio, Septemher 24.18,'.2. . EI .. on. John, Wayne county. Ind., Jllne 13, 181:'!. Elston, 'l::Hza H.,' Auburn, ~(e., Novemher a. 18a4. Etberington, Thomas, Durham, Engl.nd, Aug. 4,1l:!27. . Earl. George F , Massachusetts, February 11, 11!."H. Euic, Emanuel, .Missouri, l~. Eberhart. Paul C., Butler county. Pa., April a, 1838. Roke •. F. J •• Germ:1nia, July 19, 11l31. EClwards, Mrs. C I••• Hadley. Ma .... March 2, 1Sl!7. Edwards, Vir!;inia S .• Southampton.Ma ••.• Dec. 1:1. '04. ~n!:lisht.. D~vld C : District ofl..olumbia. Mar. ~O. 1!153, Elholl, l~. G., IndIana. July 2;1. lij2S. Elliott, Hattie A., Ohio. Topeka - I Lawrence. Kansas City. Mo. Luned. Topeka. Doul:l .. Co. Douglas Co. \ DOIIgias Co. Willow Spring •• I Lawrence, October, 1::;6,1). Clinton. Sept<mber:.!, I~i~. John<oo County. Oct 17,1J;:i7. LJouglas County, Nov.:I, 18&t. Ridgeway, Osage Co .• July 20, UsS7. Lawrence, Sept. 13, 1854. Lawrence, 1801 Douglas County, June 20, lS54. Lawrence. April ~K, 11l57. Lawrence, September 211, 1&16 I.~wrencc, Sc:ptemher 2U, l&iU. Lawrence. North Lawrence. Leavenworth Co. t:Hnton. Lawrence. Lawrence. Ridl(eway . EI Dorado. Lawrence •. Dougla. Co. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Leavenworth Co, May 20, Hfl0 .• Jefferson Co. J eft'erson Co. Lawrence, Nov. 15.18.>1. J efferaon Co. Lawrence, November, It157. Wakarusa Tp. Hutler Co., October 4, 11166. Evett. \Vi11ia.m, Lockland, 0., June 1, 1825. Lawren-:c. Evans. \Villiam J .• Pithburi, .fa • November 25, 1:152. Lawrence, April 10, IMIl5. Vinland. Elwell. S. R .• 6hio, Novemuer 23, 181U, IWillow Springs. Dougla. Co., Eberhart, Obadiah, We.tmoreland counlY. Pa. Willow Spring •• '\ April 16. 1859. Kanwab. May ao. 1855. Emery, Charles C., Saco, !.let May 30, 1830. Kanwab, September 19. 1857, Emery, Ann" C .• Saco. :'Ie.. uly 10. l~~). ,Lawrence, AprillU, 1857. . Lawrence. Evans. Thoma •• East South \ ale',june ltl. IIj2~. jefferson Co. John<on County, February. Ehlon, Mr.. R. \.: .• Kansa'. February H, 1!j57. EI.ton, R. C , Olathe. July a, le07. Willow Spring •. Willow Sprin" •• Sept l!J, 18U1. Eberhart. Saty. IIlolltgomery. O. \. Hutchinson. Nov. 17, 1,,68. Clifton. English. Thoma. A •. Indiana .December 14.IB·~O. Dougla. Co. Edney, F.j., Woodsfield. OhiO. January 21. 1s.38. awrencl:. June 10, 1:;7:-1; ,Kanwaka, ~larch 15, 11l55. Evans, Henry. Massachusetts, January 1U, 1~2M. Lc:wcnworth, March, 18.)7. I.C!lvenworth. Eddy. George A , New York. l!l3t. Leavenworth, November, 181Ml. Leavenworth. Eddy. Mrs M. L,. Ohio. Leavenworth Co .• Scpt. ~. lRljIj Leavenworth Co. Edg",r, \Y. 1., Greenbrier county, Va., May l!), lij5(}. 9 mls. s. l.awrence, June 12, I~. lJouJ;la. Co, Eucrhart. I. J .• Pennsylvania, Sep. 8, I,,;a. Vinlanu. . L;.\wrence, July "I, Ib7U . . Ellwell. J. K., Galena, illinois. Obtober 2S, IHliO. 1. \Viiliamslown, Jefferson County, L~wrcncc. Essow. G. T., Canau:\ We.t, February ~~. 1856. ! March, I~IH. . Gre.t Bend. Eastey. F. H .• Chicago. Illinois. September 27. 11l59. 'Sedalia, Mo .• Sept. 7. 11li2. Wichita. Emmert, D. n.• New Cumberland. Pa., Aug 1, H~:JU !Topeka, August 15. 1859. I.awrc:ncc. Edwards, C. L.., SOluhampton. Mass., Oct. lU, Its:2M. : L~wrence. ~ov. :!H. l~;;j. Mount.! City. Ely. A. F. Susquehannah Co .• P. , Dec. ~!. 11j;;!j . 'I ~Iound City. Sept. I, IH67. OttaW::l. Embry. Josephine A., Northc~5t Pa .• Jan. 17, iI''I·!. Lawrence. Nov. I:!. 185~. Embree, A., Fayetteville, Indi:lna, January 2'2, IH.5u. Eudora. August !!l. 1870. Eudora. Eldridge, Wm. T .• Ber\c,hire Co .• ~1ass. Dec. 2;), IK:Jl.;CI;ntnn, DOIII:". Co., Mar. 1M, 1870. Clinton ~:theringtou. Alhert, Kansas, March 11. JHU~. I Ril1!:eway. Topeka. Fos;er, W. S .• Indiana, March -no I~".;j. ! Leavenworth City. I'·eb., IM~6. Mecli:l, Kall~a!ll. Fox,james W .• Ohio, February 2~, 1!i-l3. :Topeka. (Jct. 14. 11:156. Toueka. Fis.her~ Pe,ter, Glasgow, ScotJand. ,\ugust 'ZI, HtW. IITupek~, 1~~7. Topeka. Fairchild. r A .. (owa, July:::2, 185~ Hulton, 1&1,. Topeka. Franci., John. Norfolk. England. April 2~, 11l.'r7. I' Lykins Co .• Sept. 20, IIl5Ii. lola. Allen Co. Francis. [;., Jone,boro. Indiana, March:.l, 11:>11. Allen Co .• July 5. I~HU. lola, Allen Co. Fry, John, England, November 25. IM:t2. Lawrence, Nov. 1, lHoj4-. Linwood. Falley, George M .. Mt. Gilead, Ohio. ~Iay 4, 1855. Lawrence, !\lay I, 11157 Dougla. Co. I'lIlu, Henry. Indiana. May 12. 1189. Frazier. M .• Rockville. Indiana, May 30,1815. Lawrence, ~!ar. 1,1877. Dout:1as Co. Filley, H. W., Cleveland. Ohio, June 0, I~IU. Lawrence. 1\[ar., um;:t. Burlingame; FIIJ.;:\tC, J. W .• South COlrolina, May'!, 1S32. Douglas Co., May 6. lNG/I. Lawrence:. Finley, l{i ;haro. Ashfield, Ontario, June 22. IBStJ. Pnrallel, K:lII , April I, 11170. Baldwin City. ~'oster, Frank S., Bloomfield, Iowa, Nov .• 12. 18U3. Ellsworth. Ellsworth Co:. Mar 187U. Lawrence. Fitzp~trick, J.·C .• Agency City, Iowa. Jan. G,18t7. Osawatomie, Feb. 5, 11>59. Lawrencc. Fitz. ~fary Ann, Vinlaod, Kans:Ls, December 25.1858. ,Stony Point. Vinland, Kan!f.as. Fitz, !\lrs. G. \'w'., Limerick, Ireland. Vinland. Fitz, Laura A Vinland. Kansa~. :\larch 27, 181)6. / Vinland. Fitz, Almira \V., Vinland, Kansas, December 0, lliti3. , Vinland. Fbnery. C. T .• Virginia, Augu,t H.IM59. Finch. H. 0 .• Monroe Co. '. Ohi,!, ;,tay ai, 1821. ·r efferson Co .• Mar. la, HIM. Foster,jame. P .• Ross Co .• 01110. January 19.1835 Ibougias Co., Mar IMliS. Douglas Co. I':o>ter. M. F., Ros. Co .. O~i? Jllly 30. IXIII. [)OllJ(la. Co., April, 1~1i!j. I I' . I I'r..:y, llcnry. Swelt:./: l{cpullhc, llct:clllucr:.!H UU7. J.:?rce, Jenme to:., ~Iarch. Engbnd, ~elHuary 5, UH5. ~.,,,dley. Lawreucc, Aug. IMU-t. L.awrence, June 21,1870. L:lwrence. W. F., T?ayt?n, Penn.ylvanla, Augu.t2~,IJ;:ii. - - . Apnl21. It!13. I:!etch<r. Mary b., RI!'ley, 01110, February 21, lH;JO. !Prairie City, 1056. 1:!e1d, A. H., Peterborough,~. H .. December ZI,1!!lO'lwak.lrusa Tp .• 1809 Wakarusa Tp , ltili9. f.'eld. Jane E., Va~.aboro. ~I:.,"e. June 2i, 1621. hllcett.~. F., I~d!ana AUl(lIst 1.2, IS25. Palmyra. ~hr. 18, 10.;7. r:lIg:lIe. \ .. Vlrglnl:l, :--I:\y 10, JH(j~ Lawrence, Nov. 11, 1~75. far!ell, ro~n. Ireland, August 9,1849. . Reno, AUI:". I. 18UI. foehn, Fravla, Buffalo, New York, October]6 lS6U Lawrence 1uly 4 181iO ~i,:,cher, A. 'f., C;olumhia coun[y, Pa., Augu~t 12.18017. Lawrence: Janua;y 17,'1869. II Palmyra. • 'Topek •. Blltlinlo:nme. rntshe. Frcdenck, l.:\chsen, Altenburg February 28 182U: . German\' ' . , Topeka. October 20. 1866. nUTlingnote, l\1:\y lJ, l~·O. ~.1rrar, ~trs D. K .. Spnngficlfl, 111.. Nov. :.m, 1~-40. ~~'II:!:. M!s. John. \Vc!'o(on, M:lss., j:lnllOlry ;), IM27. ~ltl', E. G., Ma"~:lchtlsctls, OC.loocr lV. JM.!jJ ''!ote. A. H., Middlefield. OhiO. Dec. :l4.1R3~. I'I!nn, Ella •.Lobon. January In. 18.0. Flinn, Jennl'·,.1... awrenct:, October 10, 1860. I'orney j W .• 1.ancaster. Pa., September MO, 11117. ~arnsworth. H. W .• yermont.. OClo~er I~. 1~16. 1'.o.r1e~clle, W. M.~ P~lladelphla. Apn! 1, 1835. rllck, Gcor~e,.lJhn('lI., Janu .... ry 5 UW2 Fellow., FranCIS \V , Attleboro. Ma5:l' J Jan. '.:.7, IN.29. "1 all h:ll t:l 11 , March 17, Hs:;5. IDollgb.~ CUl..uty. It!;)r). /Lawrence, ~Iuch ~J, 1~(J6. Lawrence, December i3 1~!lll, t Topeka, ~lay I~, 1856. IL<:IVeliworth, Augu,t 11, 18GII. Lawrence, O-:tober 19, J&.iIJ. . McPherson Co. Prairie Ciay. . I.awrence. Il.eavenworth. !\tb N Y i.a:rn/~c'e:· Manhallnn. Vinlanc.J. Lawrence. Lawrence. L:\wrence. Philadelphia. Topeka Leavenworth. jHutchinllun, June 1, Hn~. Lawrence. /Ollt:uio. JackJton County Sept./ I. lbtiU • -89- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL, Nanu, PIau tina .Da/~. 0/ Bi~~~ __'_1 PIau ~nd .Da/~ 0/ Sdl/emml.\ Prnml ILawrence, June 7. 1~7M. Faa., Gultay A., Philadelphi., Pa .• :March 6, I~·IM. FFa.a., Hel 7n S., Allentown, Pa ..! J.nu.ry 17, lHOU. hnn, Juha G., Callad., July lu, lIiIIO. Lawrence, J\lne 7, IM78. Lawrence. Fugat e Mrs. J. W., Griggsville, lllino .. , May 12,.!8:19. Field, JL. A , ba venport. Iowa, October bO. ISSB. ~·oster. Richardr T~bor, Iowa, July IS. IK58. ~'OSler, Suard, Lincoln, Nebraska, August II. 1tltl3. Forbe., Char Ie. F., Drookfield, Mass, Jan. 25. lSI:';. Frazier, Mr. Olive L., Ridh'e Farm, 111., Aug 12, 1!!53. Farrell, Thomas, Ft. Bliss, Texas, Julyl, 1856. Fraukhll, Wilson, Ten'-essce, about 1829. Fortu_", Riley, North Carolina, !l!1l. . Foster, F. R., Pennsylvania, April!, IS3l. Foster M. B, Pennsylvania, Augu.t 10, 1835. Fellows, Ca..... Cahaba, Alabama, December 18, 11000. Ruidmu I-L-a-w-r-e-n-c-e.---Lawrence. ,I.awrence. Lawrence, M,uch I, 1876. Dlue Rapids, Sept. 29, 1870. Osborne count Y'jUl y ,.I87l. Osborne County, uly 1~, 1t170. DDuglas County, anuary I, 1Si9. Lawreuce, lIbrcb 1. 1l!77. Leavenworth Co., August; 1861. Lawrence, 1861. Eudora, 18HI. 'I'opeka, November 9. ISM. Topeka, Septemoer ~'O, 1857. Ontario. Jachon County, Sept. I, LawreDce. Lawrellc •. Osborne Cily. Osborne City. Lawrence. Dougl., Co Leavenworth Co. Lawrence. Eudora. Topeka Tp .. Topeka'l'p 1~69. Lawrence. Lawrence, February 12,1879. ShelbiDa, Mo. Lawrence, July Ill, 11l6!I. Leavenworth Co., Nov. 6.1877. North Lawrence. North Lawrence. Oct. 211, 1806. North Lawrence. Lawrence, April, ItI70. Fall Leaf. Topeka, July 25. 1!n'9. Topeka. Forema.n, ames B., Xenia. 0 .• September 1, 1851. Willow Springs. Fiu, GeorKe T., Cambridgeport, Mass., Feb. Id.I11-13. Palmyra, Nov. 12, 1859. Palmyra Tp., Douglas Co., May. . Fiu, Mrs.. L. E, Mercer county, Pa., Feb. 9, 1847. Willow Sprtng., 21, 1856. Shawnee Co. Farnsworth, Charles, Groton, Mas •.• February 5, 1822. Topeka, Nov .. 1854. Lawrence, July 5,1870. La"1 rencc . . Foley, Peter. ~lis.ouri, March 23, IS60. Riley Co., 18U1. Riley Co.,Randolph Freyhofer. Jacob, Switzerland, 1806. North Topeka, H!&!. North Topeka. l.·cnsky, Herman, Prussia., Id4.3. Clinton.IHfl7. Riugew·y,O.ageCo. FalKner. Daniel, Ohio. November 15, IHUt Clinton, IM7. Ridgeway. Falkner, A. C ,Ohio, May 17, I&')t!. Lawrence, IH68. Tonganoxie. Frazier, C. N •• Indiana Peabouy, April I, IS7K. l'e.bouy. Feister, ]. ~I., Lanc:lster Co .• Pa .• Deccmbor 17. l~la. Atchison, Nov. 22, 18S;. Wyandotte. Foster, Mr<. M A .. Bristol, Conn., July ~6. 1812. Lawrence, May ~, 186~. Lawrence. Flinn, George. Ontario Canada, February l!l. 18:.lO Lawrence, April 25, l&:;n. Lawrence. Fillmore. H. S., New Brunswick, Novenlber 25,1833. Reno Co., June 15. 1857. ~·Ioating. Fielus, Michael, P~iladelphia, January I, IS19. Lawrence, ·l\tar. 10, )8115. Lawrence. Flukr, W. W., Ohto, Oc:. 4. Jlfa, La.wrence, June 9,1677. l.awrence. Fry, M. Lulu, Shelby, 0., September 9, 1864 Lawrence. June 9,1877. Lawrence. Fry, E. E., Ohio. Douglas Co. 'June 17. Ib'77. Lawrence. Fry, !IIrs. M. B , Richland connty, 0., April, UHI. Douglas Co., .n. 17, 1877. Lawrence .. Fry, T. 10:., Crawford county, 0 .• October 12, 183:1. Lawrence, 1Hti9. Lawrence. Flinn, Annie, Florence, Can., lHOO. Lawrence, 1~60. Lawrence. Flinn, Juli:1 G., Canada,It4J.~. Lawrence, Sept .• 18f)5 Lawrence. Finney, Frank, ~h. Vernon, Ohio. Shawnee Co., Feb. 27. 1854. Shawnee Co. Jo'rceland, 1. S, Owens county, Ind .. AUGust 7. 18211. Monmouth. Freeland. ~lar)' J., VermillioD, 111 , November 25.1832. Shawnee Co., Aug. 13.1857. Palmyra. Mar. I, 1857. Wyandotte Co. Frye. D. F., New Hampshire, May l!), 1831. --,11).0. . Fletcher, Clara A" Kansas, February 13. Dougl ... Co., Kan O,!u~las Co., Mar. 1H. 11157. Faucett, Mary E., Kentucky, January 10, 1l!36. . Lawrence. . Wllhamsburg, Aug. ~O, 1S69. Fogle, Ella. Lawrence. Farnsworth, Mr~. A. C., Piqua~ 0., December 20,1852. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence, ~[ay 6, 1~5. Fluke, Fannie, !\ft. Pleasant, Ia., July IS, ItI70. Lawrence. Lawrence. Oct. 16. 1869. Flint~n. William J .• Hi;<atc, Vt .. March 19,11j49 Lawrence, Douglas Co., July 4, Fuel, Henry, O,ceola, ~lo .. April 22, 1&10. IBUt! Lawrence. Lawrence, Kans:Js, Apr. 17, ISS7. Fisher, Juliul. Germany, May Z1. 1821. Lawrence, Kansas, May IH. lH57 Fisher, rhockla, Wilden Spring. Ger., Feb 21. 11117. Lawrence, Douglas Co., Dec. 'l, FaxeD, Jame. D., Plymouth, Mass., April2!l, IS-l:l. 1851j. Lawrence. Lawrencr., July 18, 181i8. Lawrence. Flinn, Julia G., Canada. July 10, 1811;1. Wichita, Nov. 12, IS71. Haysville. Fa.er, J. Fore .. on, Ogle counlY, III., April2U. IH·I!). }o'ranks, TOlmc!l, County Cork, \rel:uH.I, At1~U~l :l5, 1M:'; Leavenworth City, Sept. 24, JXf"lo5. Leavenworth CilY· Fr:lOks, 11ary Ann. County Cavan, Ireland, Aug. 2!:4:.!. Lcav~Hworth City. April 15, ISS7. Leavenwurth C'ty. Coal Creek, Douglas Co., April Coal Creek, Dou~· Fitz, George W., Sundown, N. C., April 22, Iti15. 29, 18.55 la, Co. Wakarus., Dec. 13, lS69. Fox, Thomas, London. England, April 2, 11129. Lawrence. May~, 1868. Flinn, George. Niilgara, Ont., May 19. H~(jO. Fugate, W. T .• ~Ioomington, III., September 24, IF'II Ottawa. 1876 ~lanhatlan. Flander.• , M .. ~lary A .. Pittshurg. Pa .. Aug. 16, '31;. Lawrence, May O. 18.<;6. Lawren(;e. J.:lwrence, June 7. 1~j8. Foo., Otto, 'Phil:.uclphia, I'a .. January 1U. Lawrence. Bloomington, Sept. 21, IMH. ~'alknor, Andrew.Montgomery county, 0., May 24.111-1,1. Leavenworth. [.ea ven wort h. Frank,: L:zzie S .• Leavc:nworth'June 2M, IS:)!). Larned. Lawrence, June, 1856. Gilbert. E1i, MOfllan county. O. ctobcr In, 1022. Lawrence. Lawrence, .March, 1877. Gowen. J W .• Farminglon October 22, lOOt! Ft. SCOIt. Ft. Scott. A ugust I, 1&;7 Gallaher. 'Villi:Jm, Pennsylvania, january 2".l. 1l)33 Perry. Lawrence, March 10, J MUS. Green. T. C., Naples. r.. Y., June 12, IMaa. Perry. Lawrence, March III IStJ5. Green, L. C., OhiO, A prd 10, IH4I1. Lawrenl.:e. Endor... March 30, H~J)7 Grcf1c~w, Fred, Germ,IOY, October 15,1831. Lyon Co. 1.1.0n Co., Nov. 12, 1!n'1. Gilliland, R. M .. Brown cunnty, U., ~ept. 20. 11112 OUOilIwa. Goodin, T K. Somerset, Perry Co. 0. Feb. 21. 11124 \\ akarus~. !\lay 26, 1&'>1. Goodin. Mrs. j. K., Canal Fulton, 6., March 31, 18;16. P~lmyra, Douglas Co., Jan. 1857. Ottawa. Great Dend. Oreat Bend, April 7, 1856. Geller. W. G., Germany. September 13. 11<5iJ. LAwrencc. Lawrence, IBtiU. Griffith, Mra. T. E., Sr. John., N. D., 1lS57. Fish, W. L.; New York, J.nuary 4, ISI3. Flinn S~rah T., Niagara, Ontarlo, June 30, 1857. Frank,-Henry, LaFayette, Indiana, December 21,18.'>:1. Fincher,1. D., Berks, Pennsylvania, lanuary 21, 1!!45. Furga.oD,]. D., Iowa, August 17, 1853. I Groyenor, G., Suffield, Conn., September ll, 1S40. Green, Charlu H., lIIinoi •• November 10, 1800 GeDtry. Mary, Missouri, 1&'l!i. Griswold. W. S .. Guilford Conn •• May 0, 1827. Gellert, W. G., Ft. Wayne. Ind., September Ill, IS6\. Gordon) G. S., Rushford, N. Y., September 2S, 1826. GOing, ames W., Rolla, Mo • October 19, lS62Geyer, Jona., September ~1. 179~. Gould, M. A , Pendleton. Ind., December 3, 18n. Gardner,lohn, Ireland, August, 1832. Gardner, "Mr,.. Gleason, 1. ~., Sarat<?gacounty, N. Y., Nov, 10, IM2l. Gleason, Janie L , Wmdham Co., Conn .• ~Iay :!. 18;]2. GreeDe, Albert R., Mr. Hope,lII.,January 16, 18~2. Gray, G. B., Johnson county, ~o., March 12 1il51 Godding, Frank, Lunenburg M ..... February 21 1855. Grout, A. D., Westf>i!icc, Vt , September 14, 1t44. Gregg, E. H., FredenckSlown, 0., Mar" 29, IM.JO. . Lawrence, Oct. I, 1857. Anderson Co., Sept., 1!l7S. Leavenworth. 18(1:1. Wabaullsee Co .• April 11;. 1856. Great Benu, April 8,1>178. Topeka, May 22, 18.56. Salina. March, 18G6. Dougl,.. Co , A prit. ISH. Lawrence, Augu" 6. 1856. Lawrence, AlI~ust, 18':'0. Lawrence. lR.Sd. \Villow Hprings, lK.i·1, W;lIow Sprill1:'5, 1~.50. l{idf~37ay. Osage Co, May lH. I L::\wrence. \Vab:\un~r.:e. Great Bend. Topeka. Salina. Lawrence. Lawrence. Willow Springs. Lecompton. Jefferson Co., Kansas, Oct., IR.'i7. Jefferson Co. bougl •• Co ...September 17, 1!l78. Kanwaka, Doug. Co Lawrence. M~rch lA, Isn. Lawrence. Oltalw87a8•. Fr~nklin Co., !\Iarch 7, Ottawa. -90- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. I ____N._a_",_~_,_P_ia_(_'_a_,._d_.D_a_t_t_O_if_B_'_·rt_h_._ _ _ Place alld Da!e olS-ttlemm!./ Prl.'ml RaidmCl Lawrence, Kansas, Nov .. I, 1855. Che.ter. Jeff'n Co. DeSoto. Onawa. November 1. 1~70 DeSoto. Ottawa, November 1. '870. Lecompton. Shawnee Co • May 18. 1857. - - . November 1.1854. Wakaru,a. Douglas Co .• March W.karusa. 21.1l'..'i.'\. Topek •. Shawnee County, Nov. l!\&t. Gilpatrick. W. C .• Blue Hill. :'Ie • Augu.t 3,1886. 1.awrence. --,18Ct7. Gunn, Charles H. J..i\wrencc. L"wrence. March 2'i. 1871. Gillmore. John. roosport Ind .• January 1~. I~. L:1wrence. Lawrence, lS;l(L Gr.ebert.~' A .. Sheffield. 111.. february 27. IR!\5. Lawrence. Lawrence. May 1. U170. Griggs. w. D • Naples. N. Y .• february HI. 1845. Lawrence. Griggs, Mr •. S.rah J .• Sanducky. O. January 26.1815. Lawrence. May 1. IH70 Lawrence. Neo.ho Falls. October :!I. I115R. Guernsey. Lulie. Fulton county. III .• July 19.1857. Lawrence. Newton. September 16 I87H. Guern.ev. RobertC. Newton. Kan .• Sept. 16,IH7t1. Lawrence. Lawrence, Augu~t. Hif:O .. Gilm.n. George. Georgia. July 2. 18611. Sherman Tp .. Leavenworth Co , Geven •• Rey •• Wensborougb, April 8. 1808. Leavenworth Co. October. 1sr.9 Lawrence. Lawrence. Fcbruouy 1, U~,"7. Glath.rl. J. H .. Ohio. May 5. 1836. Lawrence. Lawrence. ~h.y 5. 18.15 Gingerich. M. E., Pennsylvania. August 3. 18.~0. Prairie City. Baldwin City. June 7. 11157. Green. M. E., OhiO. September Zl. U147. Gardner. Grover. Mrs. A. n., Hartford, Conn. Lawrence. IRGO. Topeka. Guild. E. B .• New York. March 19. 18H. Topeb. AugU5t 10. IR7H Topeka. Gilbertl.Mrsll' E •• Buffalo. N. Y .• August 22. 1846. Wyandotte Octob.r G. 18.S7. Lawrence. Gunn. V.ra .. Kan .... October 6. 18.'i;. Palmyra. ~brch 31. l~i;'S. Prairie City. Green. L. F., Welt Libertl/'. 0 • August al. 18:15. La.wrence, I\Iarch 21 1~67. Lawrence. Griffin. A. J .• Milton. N. C .• November 15. H!l2. Topek •. Gordon. H. A .• Allegany county. N. Y. Jan. 2. 1tl32. Topeka. May 22. 1856 Near Rideewn.y. O~l\ge County, Green. E. H., Scituate. R. 1.. June 29. 1800. Lecompton. May 10. 1857. Lawrence. Lawrence. August 30. IH78 Gil?rert, P., Germ~ny. ~ebruary,O, 18~2. Lawrence. Lawrence. November 211.1800. GrI~gs. 1':. Woo WISconsin. July 2~. 11:\.10. . flaldwin. Peabody. March ~(I. 187li. Green. Flora A., Pari~, Ill .• December 21. 1860. Kaw Valley. Lawrence, November 15, 18fi8 Gilmore. A. 0 .• Kansas. November 15. IIj.",s. Lawrence. Good. E B .• Modi.on counlY. III , Octooer 19. 1~82. Lawrence. May 3. lti63 Lawrence. Lawrence, ;\[:\y 9, 1MI;Ii. Good. A. G •• Madicon connty. 111. • fehrnary 6. 1S37. Lawrence. Lawrence. January 27. 181'.8. Good, T. \V., l.awrence. JanuO\rr. Z1, Hm~. Lawrence. L:\\vrcnce, M ny 3, lot.iU Good. O. L .• Madi,on connt}'. 11 " December 3.18113. Lawrence. Lawrence, De(:emuer 'J, ISfl9. Good, E. 1.1 • Lawrence, Occcmbcr 4, HhHl. Lawrence. l;r055ctte. trt A., Pcnnsy)v:lnin. ):wuarr M. IHfiO. Prairie City. IH03. L:,w'cncc. Grooselte. J 1\1 .. Kans"". November au. I~().j. Lawrence Guest. A. 1I .. Alb,nv. N. Y•• February In. 1842. Lawrence. March I. 1857. Jefferson County. Gardner, R., Donegal county. Ireland, 1829. Lawrence. !\olay, 1~. Gardner. Charlotte. Juniata county. Pa .. Aug. 14,183:3. --.1053. Lawrence. Gunn. O. B•• Montague. Ma ••.• October 29. 1828. Leavenworth. March:.!O 1857. Lawrence. Gunn. Mrs. O. B. Lawrence. 18.,7. l.awrence. Gle,,,on, Mrs M. F • New Hamp.hire. ;,fay 1. 1828. Lawrenl· •. ~Iay 7. 18.57. . Lawrcllce Glea,on. F .• New Hampshire. April 20. lH~·I. Dllug!." Connty. ~fay 7. lR.S7. Coolmnn, A. T .• Springtown. Indiana. June a, 1S52. ()saw.:'\toln1C, August 12, lXtJM, Dougla" County. Gill Mrs. Angeline. Mercer county. Sept. 13 .. 18.:8. Douglas Co. Nov. 10 1855. Topeka. Greenwood. J E .• Grafton. lIIas •.• March 4. 1825.' Topeka. Dec. 10. 1~!;{ Topeka. Greenwood, A. \V .• ~tainet August 21 IH:I~. Topeka, Nov. 12, l~-j Lawrence . Crow. J. n .. New York. December~. 1031. Lawrence. February 0.1869. !,Ianhauan. . Griffing. J. S .• Tioga county. N. Y .. October 28.1822. Lawrence. October 15. 1H54. Topeka. Griffin. E. K .. Greenville. N. Y .• F.bruarv 14. 18:11; Topeka. jilly. Il!.'ifl. l.:lwrcncc. Guoclwill. H. C f Chicopee, Mas~., AUJ:Hst"2'2, lMH. J..:awrellcc, "prill, U~7H. L:\\vrcnce. Griffith. i\I:try, ... awrcnce. Kans:t!l, Marc;h 17, ltitH. Lawrence, ~I arch 17 1~tj4, L:l\vrc:nce. Gr;~g •• A. D • Naples. New York. February 18. 1815. Lawrence. ~I"y 21. 1;70. Topeka. Gr~er. John P .• Dayton. Ohio. October 21.1820. Topeka. l~oO Griffith. R. S .• Mas •• F .. bru.rv 1M. 1819. Lawrence. July. 1~%,. GH!palrick. J. H.". Tup~h",m, ~b.inct October 1~, Ht:m. I~hawnce County, June 1, lSilS. Lc~ve:t\WOT'th . Gilbert. R. L .• England. fehruary 1. 1885. Gates. H. W., Ohio. August 2. 1849 Gate •• Huldah S .• Ohio. December 7. ISS\. Greene. MM •• New York. May 14. 18~2. Garvin. J. M .• Fulton county. III , february 14. 1!l35. Gilson. Simeon. CaDibridge. Ma .... April 14. IHll1. . I p'. I Gillpatrick. Sad,e B.. New Madison. Ohio. Nov. III. 1M!. Gillpatrick. Phebe. New M.dison. Oh;o. May 13. 181~. GooJrich, E. F., Somerset county. Maine, June H,ltSla. Goodrich. L. R., Somerset county. Maine. Dec. Q. Idl5 GilTen, J"hn M. Uelmont county. Ohio. IH30 . . "nderson Co .• ,\farch 3. 18(i(). Ander>on Co .• Apr" 17. 185-1. Lawrence, ~larch II, HWU. Lawrence. March U.18GlJ. Shawnee ~lission. Johnson Co .• Sept. 20. liI55. C!0.ulding. Dor. L. En!;land. Augu~t 14.1858. Gnffeth. lIlrs. N. C.. lecumseh. 1Iltch . Sept. ~. H138. G!imorc, Joh.". New York, Mar:ch 27, 1835 G!lmore. Sus nh C .• Crawror~vllle. Ind .. Meh. 28.1837. GII:nore. frank L., Kansas. September 18. 187d. Grant. O. H .• Oneida county, N. Y .• November 7.1841. Geelan. P. H .• C"van county, Ireland. March Hi. lBaJ l.eavenwortH.. Le:.vcnworrh. Lawrence. Lawrence. Olathe. Was preA. ent when the can. die box was found. Topeka. rrencc. 5 miles S. of Law. Topeka, May 6. 1870. Ft Riley january 1 ISli') Ldwrenc~, ~larch 7:1857: Lawrence. September ~'7. 1857. Kansas. Douglas.Co. Miami Co .• May 1~. 1855. Hig Springs. Douglas Co .• April 2!!. 1865. Big Spring •• Gr~nt. A J. Ohio. November 23. 1816. Lawrence, November 2:!, 1867. Vinland. Grim. Jacob. ~Iaryland. October 20. 1852 Douglas Co .• :.tarch 2R. 11l7U. Lawrence. Gentry. Aoram. Larayette cOllnty. 1110 .• April 10. 1035. Douglas Co .• June 11. ISr.:.!. L.wrence. G!les. F.; W ..• Littleto'!. New Hampshire. May ~O. lSIO. Topeka. December -I. 1!15-1. Topeka. Gil ... <,:aroltae A. Salt.hury. N. H .• August 2. IH21. Topeka. April. 1855. Topeka. Gill. Eliza} .• Glasgow. KentUCky. Sel'temher:l. IMla. La.wrence, May II, ll"ifH Lawrence. Gregg, S. C., Warren county. Ohio, October l~, IRI4. North Topeka. May 15. ISli9. North Topeka. Greg\[. M. B., Green county. Ohio. October lm. 1817. North Topeka. May 27. 1~1i1l. North Topeka. GamlJle. 1. C .• West Newton. Pa .• feb. 6. IHU. Ton~3.noxie. Le:\Vcnworth Co .• March O. 1860. Tonganoxie. Gleed. J. W .• 11113. J.tlwrcncc. Lawfc:nce Green. H. T .• Virginia, Octob.r 16. 1824. Leavenworth, Septemhcr, 1&14. Leavenworth. Green, Susan l\f., Kentllcky, December 7 IH:t-i Leavenworth. November. 1M!i. I.c:lvcnworth. Gilmore, John 5 .• Rochesrer, N. V " Dec~mue~ fl, lR-t~. Lyon Co .• Kans.s. Oct 31. 111';7. Frcuonia, Kans"!f. Go.uld. George E! K.ansas Clly. Mo . Aug. 27. 11>6·1. Kansa. City. Mo .• Aug. 27. IHrJ.J. Lawrence, K:ln~as. Groffi •• joseph. Allchlgan. May 2:1. Id~2. V;lllal~"Jd7'. Douglas Co .• April 10. (. 'ffi hI" ~ Vinlancl. "! l , TUCII Ia A..,., Pent,lsylYani:t, Sept. 26. Ht::,Prairie: City, lK5il. GrllIi.th. Geo.. W. E .• Indiana. Decemoer. ~2. 11>1:1. Frank"n Co .. October; IH.').i. Lawrence. Garvin,' DaVid, Fulton count.y, Illinois, ~Iay 1, HUO. Wakarll~3. Douglas Co., December. 18.,4. W.karu .... G reen, B • F Of S U II 'Ivan county, T cnncssec, }010. lK, 1~12. \Vhite Church. \Vyandoctc Co., Gibbon. Wm C. Bermuda Isles A '17 lu,,, November 20. ISGR. White Church. • 'f Ed' f d' . ' pn • "'.... Lawrence. Novemoer ~ 1814 Topeka G 'bb Ion ••.' rs. • a. n lanapohs. Ind. :'l3rch 10 1850 T k J Ii It1·o . 1 . Gill, \Y. \V • 'Vi~cons~n,.Sep~emher 8t'1t:J.~. ' L~~C:re~,·ce~'~~:.r I(), 1~68 T~w~k~ce, Gre!;ory. We. ~funcle. Indian:> August 5 1~ L d M I 111-0' T P . Greer Julia E; Yellow Springs 'Ohi f b 27 iKr yn on. I ay. I . opeka. Gray,'Alrred. Evans. Er;e count'y No·ve.D 'r. I~io ISh~wnee C?. October8.ISIl:I. ITopek.. {I1!7:1. Gray, Sarah C" Livingston county NY·' } a~I' 1 .'.1 Qu!ndaro, Kansas, f\obr, 21. 1&17. Topeka, Kan. !llnce , ' ... " u YOlo". Qumdaro. Kan5a!.. AII::!II!!r. h,:,C;7. Topek:1. Kan .. ~u. " 'I c,' 1001 -91- �THE KANSAS AlElIfORJAl, Nam~, P/aa alld Da/~ IPlaa'and Da/~ of &///!mmt,/ Pram! Rnidmrt of Birth, Ulynn, O. M., New York, Feb. 14, 18;Jll. Green, M. L., French Valley, Kans •• , Jan. 16,1!l63. Grei.;, James H., Scotland. December~, 18.)7. Gaylord. G. L., New York, September IU, lS2ti Glymm, T W. New Ycrk. . Gill, Wm. H., ~ornwall county, England, ~uly 1.18:10. Gr.uon,"Adcl;uuc Ii .• Genesee <.:Ollllly, l\fich1b:';m. lJe- Lecompton, May 2, 18:II·i. Lawrence Lawrence, September 5 18iS. Atchi.on. July:l, 18.';S. Oskaloosa, November 20, 1~67. Lawrence, AUg'u.t fl, l~;'6. cember, J5. US-tu. . Graton, Allie L., Lawrence, August 2~, l~Gl. Lawrence, Augu!tt 1, 19}ti Gordon, J. C., Allegany county, N. Y., May la, II?-~I. Gordon, ~I".J. C. Tompkins county, New York, Feb· ru",y \6, I I I : l l . · Gilliland, J. n., Urown county, Ohio, April 'n. IH!8. Gilhland, 1. A , Orown county, Ohin, Nov. 1:1. 1!!~II.. Uilliland, Mary, Brown county, Ohio, Feb. ~" IIIIS. Griffith, Charles E , Kansas. ,\ugust 17, 1/:S.">Ii G!nger!ch, E. I. Pennsylvania,. December 25. 11!,29 \'Ir.gl!rlch, Gleed, J. Sr., Chnrl~5 Pennsylvania, AI1J;:ust, 4.1M-Jj. S., Vermont, M;\rch ,£i IH."'lo'1. Gordon, J. W , North Fork of Deep river, North Carelina. June 13, ISIS. 'Grant, If. C., Uneida county, New York, Nov. 12, 1MH. Gregg. A. H., Ohio, October 22, 183'l. Gardner, G. W., JeITenon county, N. Y. July 4, IS·~6. Hunting, E. H., Penobs"ot county, Me., Dec. 3. 1,:12. Hutchiu!ion, \Vrn., Randolph, Vl .• January 24, I~:I. Hubhard. D., New Ibmpshire. lH;J::. Hol!lOinger. Frank, Dcuford county, Pennsylvania, IM30 H.dley, D. B., Gen« .. county, New York, I~;U. Ha~ley,WiII."d J., .\Iilwau"ee. Wis., Sept. 17,1&',11. H:ubaugh, W., Shelby Ohio, July 17, IS,}9. Hayenes. J. C., lletheny, ~tissolJri JUlie j, 11':).;·1. Lawrf!ncc. August 24, lXlH Lawrence, November 20, I~·>I. Lawrence. October, IS5.;. Douglas Co., June 26, 1H.\7. Duur;la, Co., June 26. 1!JOI7. Lyon Co., October Ill,llI71. Lawrence, May 10, 1~5'. I.aV/rence, ~fay 10. IHr)!). Lawrence, May, HUm (1). . Johnson Co., ~Iay 4, ISIiO. Miami Co., May 12, 18.'>5. Ol.the, Kansas, ~by 15, 1!<S7. Leavenworth Co., April 15, 1l!55. Lawrence, March, ll\."JtI. La.wrence, April I, l~;'. I>brion Tp., IXfJ7. J)ougl:ls County, 1S5tJ. Wyandolle C,ty, 1/j.;7. North Lawrence. De" 1~, IRflU. I.awren"e, November 211, Ib'77. Oskaloosa Lawrence. Lawrence. Oskaloosa. Coal Creek. Lawrenci!. Lawrence. Topeka. Topeka. Douglas Co. Douglas Co. Lyon Co. Lawrence. Lawrence. Tohnson Co. Lawrence. Lexington Tp. Le:lvcnwonh. Russell, Rus·ell Co. W •• hillgton, D C. Olathe. Rosed.le, Kan. Wyandotte City. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. 11 cspt.:r. Lawrence. Lawrence, October ~M. 1~61. Hadley,' Mrs. Sarah ~:., ('hiD, Fehruary U, I!j;~~ I.awrence. Inne 7, 11iJij. JIensh:a.w, Newton, Chatham, N. C., Dcccl11hcr 2ri jHj3. ElIuura. JWa.5. Hyde, I::lla, Chicago, lIIinoi., January:t.!, 1!S:i7. Atchison, October 16,1800. ·'Topeka. 'Horne, Maria·L., C.lmhrid!\,eport, Mass., June 20,1826. Topeka, April 3, 18M. Topeka. 1Iome, Daniel H .• Dover, N. H , February 20, 11f'..l! Topeka, Oec. 4, INl. Topela. Herne, Geo,,:;;' W., Wouurn, M.s •. , AI'ril24, 1!S:i2. Topeka, April 3, 11\.'>5. Lawrence. Holan. Jame •. New York, June H; 1!)(iIJ. Lawrence, Sept.ember 14,I8G5. Lawrence. Hoff",an. Horry, Montgomery county, P•. , Au~. '1:1,1858. Lawrence, Apnl17, IS76. Hamelton, E. E., O.rlOn, N. Y., January 3. lIl:16. Houghton, Effie. Florida, November :1, 1862. Lawrence, September 0, 1864. . Lawrence. . Hidden, John, 5""011, VerOlont, June 17, 18U. Garnett, Anderson County, JulYI 1,18(1.1. Lawrence. Henderson, Robert, north of Ireland, January M. 1833. lunction CitYI.Sept. 10, lM55 IJunction City. Harmon,Angel~na, Gentry county, 1110., :'1arch 10.1841. bOllgla. Co., Nov. 12, I/:S.'H. Douglas Co. Hutchin.on, G. W.} Hartford, Vt., February 2'2, 18:12. Lawrence, August I, lllM. Kansa. City, Mo. Hall, A. W., Lamoille county, Vermont, July .0, 1tW2. Tradinl\' Post, Linn County, Apr. 7, 18.)7. Trading Post •. Hutchinson, 10.iah, Tennessee, 1830. Wakarusa, July, 1854 Sigel. Hadley, W., North Carolina, December 12, 1817. Lawrence, April S, IHOG. Hadley, Naomi, Richmond, Indiana, July 3I,IHIO. Lawrence, Aprilll, 18tiO. Houghtclin, Grace, Kalam~uoo. ~!ich .. Nov 11. HiOl. Lawrence, July, Ib74. Lawrence. H:uman, B F, Rockingham county, Va., Vee. 20,1832. North Lawrence, Dec. 3t. lRI;8. North Lawrence. Hiatt. Oliver S .. Indiana, February 4, 1~39 Leavenworth, Septerober, 18GB. Hatch, George \V ,Great O~nd, Pa.~ Feb. 'n,1818. Lawrence, September 1~. 1869 Hatch, ~ln. ~1a.tilda. Danyille, N. Y. Lawrence, October~, Iti7U. Hook, S K, Berlin, Somerset cc,unty, Pa, Dec 4,1837. Lawrence, Mny IS, 18litL Hook, Martha A., Preston county, Va., Sept. 23, HH.... Lawrence, July 28, ln7~. Holloway, Dora L., Douglas Lo , Kan., Feb. 4, 1800 HOriley, 1. W., Virginia. June 6, IB~7. Dougla. County. Douglas Co. Lawrence, J<"ebruary~, 1860. Douglas Co. North Topeka, NovemberaO.I870. Lawrence. I HClne, Libbic, L>ougias countJ..' Kan., Sept. 22,1ti:02. Hayes, J. L., Industry, III.. pril7,185;I. Willow Springs, April, ISi7. Hale, lohn H. Lawrence, July ~5, IM:lH. H"le, 1;;., En!; Cand, June 21, ·IM~'O. Hale, Mrs. L .• England, Au~ust lB. 1833. Hille, Fred, T .• L::awrencc, December 2, 18U5. Lawrence, Decemher~. lSUf). I.awrence, M:II'ch If;, lnr. .,. Tonganoxie, Aug1lst :W, 1~7n. \ViIlinm. \Vale ... , April n, Ib3a Hunt, \Villiam, North <':.arohH~ September 15, 18:14 Hawarth, Jonathan, GUllrord La., N. C .. Au~. 15,1800. Lcavenwurth Co, July I, llilill. Haskell, D. C., Springfield, Vt , March 2:1, ItI42. Lawrence, M arch ~!!, 1855. Haskell, I. G. Milton, Vt .• February 5, 1l!;,,2. I Lawrence, July, 6, 1857. Haskell, }.~nry. E. H., Massachuseu!i, October~. 1837'1 Lawrence, L~lwrence, January. l~fiO. May 17. IK..... lloag, [)en)3mm W., Genesee Co., N. Y., Feb, _.~, ISI3. Hughes. Joseph R'J Ualt.more. Md ,Sept 2:1,1tl1i7. . Hurd, George R .. Lowell, Mass., July 10,1841. Hughes, Ellen Jane, Pitt.bnrg, Pa., June 29, IS29. Hermar, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa., November 2{, 1!!50. Hillyer, Justin, Massachusetts, January 6, ISO". Hirnoc, S. O. Hellstrom, Rud"lph, Sweden, August 26, 11141. Hellstrom, Laura, Sweden, December 13, IM~U. Hanselman, Emanuel, Shelby county, O.,July 14, 185.~. Hartbaugh, Dell F., Attica, 0., September 4, lsag. House, B. :II., Virgil, Courtland county, NY., Dc· cember -n, IIl2U, . H.dley, J M., Randolph county, N. C., Jan. 2.';, 1~35. Hay •. M::uilda, PCllnsylvnnia. September 5, 1~30. Harrison. }. H. Alabama, December 22, 18:.!M. COUllty, ~(ay 2·1, 1822. Hollowel., Sila., Salem. In!! , September 111,1825. 1~52. Hoyt, Charle. C. Coventiy, New York. May 18, IXfJ2. Hunter, \Vrn. J.. Xenia.. Ohio, April 7, Uf.IX. Huuter, ~trs. Sus:ln, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 11, l::H£l. Ha.ywood, J. M., Moumouth county, New Jersey, July 1:, IHH. Lawrenee. November fI, IB69. Lawrence, 1IIay~. 18ij,'j Lawrence, August 20, ISSS. . Valley Falls, March 29, 18117.. I3ourbon Co., April, IH57. Clinton Tp., 186Q. . Clinton Tp., 1~59. lIlichigan, September 10 1855. Topeka, November 25. 1m. Syracuse, March ~O, 1873. 10hn.on Co., r-!arcl~!R, 11l5S•. l.awrencc, April, 1toi..,.,. t Holliday, Francis E • \Vooster. Ohio, Dec 22, Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Douglas Co , 1breh Ii), 1857. Dougla. Co , 11arch 15, 1S!i7. lIuJ.:he~. Heister, ~acob, Leavenworth Franklin Co. ILeavenworth, M;\rch, 1~57. Lawrence, July ~5. 1:<!'>Ii. Harris. \V. C., ZaneSVille, 0., ~1':\rCh iil, JR25. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Le:lvellworth. L~l wreuce. Lawrence. r Lawrence. 'Lawrence. ILawrence . I I K.nwaka. Lawrence. Vinland. ITopeka. I Clinton. IClinton. Lawrence. Lawrence. Newton. I Olath~. l.awrC:llce. Douglas Co .. June l~, 11>",.1. Oou!;lao Co. Leavenworth City. ~Iay 14 IlIM Bloomington, . .\pril a, HiS;.' Lawrence. Topeka, January 4, IX,X. ITO!,eka. Manh:\tt;tl1, November 1;;, lS5t1. M:tnh:ltt:lO, Dcccrnhcr 2.1, lSGO. Manhattan, JUlie, 1e.i7. M~nmonth, Shawnee I Lawrcnce. I H.,ys C:ty. Hay. City. Co. M:arChl . 1,1807. .' Monmouth. Hill, Hettie M , Law.renee, K:lOsas. Dec. )0, IH:IO. L:\\vrcn..:c, l)c:cemJ,cr 10, lRSU. L;Iwrcnce. Holm, C. W .. Denlllark. Ileccmber IU, ISI5 P:lOb, April fl, 1S-"",7. l'aola HiIJ. )(iver. Penll~ylyania. June la, 1t5.Ii. Lc::tv. Co., Aprill, 1811. Leavenworth Co. Hosmer, Mrs C. A . I'o"dam. New York, Feb 20,1818. Lawrencc, 1.')75. Hughe., James R., :lattimore, Maryland, Jan. 6, 1831. L:twrence, November 10,1809. Lawrence. Horne. T 1... Cloverdale. Indiana, lanuary.IM, 1!!59. Carbondale. Kan .• Oct. I. J1l7U. Lawrence. -92- �TIfE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Nilm~, PIau and Da/~ "f Birlh. ------------------------------ IPlace.and Dalt of Selllemml·1 Preunt R(Sidmce Hollin~b·ery. S. ~t . lot~. Hollingbery. J • EnKI.nd. IH56 Hard, Inez L • Lawrence, November 2~, 1:otlO. Himoe. Eva A .• Ft. Scott. Nov.mbe, 21;. Hlr,s. Hubb.lI. Ella. Paola. :I!arch 31. 181i!. Holcomb, N K .• Mea~vill. Pe,!n.svlvania, F.b. 22,1840. Haag, P. 1t1., Connecticut, Apnl n, ISll. Harmon. H. E. Kansa•• Oec.ntber 11. 18GO. Haskell .... H., Maine. HOlriJison, A. K .• PCI\I1~ylvnni!l. Allqust. 19. 18:W. Hiatt. Maggi. M., Ro .. coullty. Ohio. D.~. 7, lH4U. Lawr.nce. ~(ay. 11f71. Lawrence. May. 1~'7L Lawrence, Nov. 21, It\OO. Ft. Scott. Novem!>er 2~. 11l5a. L.wrence. April. Ib74. Washington. lunr.. 10~,t873. . Lawrence, ~fay il, 1~. Douglas Co .• Decemb.r 30. 1860. Top.ka. April 10. IR;jti. - - , i\priI15. lSliU. E.lwanisville, July M. 1H74. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence .. Wo<hincton. Lawrence. Lawrence. L~wrcncc. J\;ITcrson Count v. 'fiblow. . 'J eifenoll Co. Hutcheson. Mervila. Clinton coullty. Mo•• Oct. 11). ISM. Douglas Co .• October IS, 1854. H:>:dingjames M. Mass .• IHI2. Topeka, June, 11156. Howard. ohn D.• New York. August 6. IHI5. Wakarusa. June 15.1857. Hallett.' . H , Marietta. Ohio. May 2. lH65. Ft. Scott. Lawrence. Hubuell Frank R .• Paola. May 10. IMG5. Lawrence. May 18. 1865. Eudora. . Holmes 'Samuel, Orange couoty. Ind .• March ~~ 1!l3O. Eudora Tp •• April H. 1866. Topeka. Huntoo~, A. J .• Unity. N. H'l.~-ebruary 29. 1l!:f~. Shawnee Co., April 23. 1857. Top.ka. Huntoon Lizzie P .• Walpole. l:'. H .• Nov. 12, IH29. Shawnee Co .• Apnl23. 1857. Lawrence. Harbaugh. D. F .• Seneca county. Ohio. Seyt. 4. 185M. Lawrence, October 12. Lawrence. Han.comb Anna. T., New York. October 9. lBal. Lawrence. October. lliM. Hl1rlbert. ~lrs. W. S .• Leoni. Michi~an. March I~. 184:1. IJI.ue 'l'p .• Mo.rch 15. 1~G4. Hichland. Herrick, Mrs. E. E' I Buffalo. N. '/ .• Feb. 20, Itl;I8. Highland. S.pt. 2H. 185M. Lawrence. Hyd. Charl.s A., Ohio, March 17.1HU!. Lawr.nc •• April 22.1869. Topeka. Hugh·••• J. W •• Indiana, August 23. 1&'59. Top.ka. June a. 18H9. Hathaway. Marion. IndIana. August fl. 1850. Lawrence. H.gmann H., Rhod. Islaod. August 1. 1861. Lawrence. July 3. IH76. Lawrence. Haml.rye~. I.. Baltimore. Maryland. Oct. 1. 1854. Lawrence, OClob.r 3. 1878. Lawrence. Hickok, G. b., Malone, NeW' Yor~, June 8,1800. Lawrence. September 1, 1875. Lawrence. H.ster. J. M •• Huron county, OhIO. August 23. ItIoJO. Lawrenc., Vecemb.r 31.1878. l.awrence. Hard A. D. Arlington. Vermont. January 5. IH16. Lawr.nc •• S.ptemb.r M. 1862 Heio~. Mary A., Clinton. Kansas. Octooer \6. 11>19. Clinton. Kan .• October 10.1859. Clinton. Lawrence. Hen T., G.rmany, lulr 25. IH22. I.awrenc •• Januory I 18Il:J. L.awrence. Harl~horn, Edward C .• Lynn. Mass .• July 2G, 1859. Topeka, March 1G,lS;0. Hudson. J. K •• Carrollton. Ohio. May J. 1~4U. Jim Lan.'s Brigade. July 1. 1861. Top.ka. Top.ka. Hudson. Mary W .• Fay ... e counlY, Pa • JUlie 10. IRtO. Top.ka. Hale, Geo. D .• Mass.chus.us·. February III. 1H:..'Il. Topeka. May I. ISU7. Topek:1. Hale ~-rank C. Man.lield. Ohio. January ~U, 1~·II. Topeka. ~'ebruary 25, lRIlH. Higgln., Sophia, Vandalia. Illinois. November 5, 18:l4. Leavenworth. October. 1!j(j1J. Heffarlia. L. A' Trumbull county. Ohio. March G, 1t!;l3. Leavenworth. Nov.mb.r. IIl5a. Leavenworth. Harmon. John. I reland. March 22. J8a!l. Leavenworth. lIIarch 2'2. IH57. Lawlcnce. Hest.r. Mrs. Iren. Brink. Plymouth. 0 .• May 16, 1847. Lawr.nc •• n.c.mber 81. IH78. Wakarusa. Hitchcock, A. E., llliuois. Janu.ry 1.1855 Wakarusa. July. 1855. \Vakarusa. Hollaway, L. R .. Wakarusa, February 2'~. 186'2. Wakarusa, J862. Wakarusa. Holloway' C , Ohio. January 18. IM32. Wakarusa. 1855. Ellis Co. Hodge. . W., Ohio. Novemb.r 21. 1ti:12. IWi. County, March, 1878. l.awrence. Hubb.II, W.O .• New York. Nov.mb.r 7.1834. Lawrenc~ May 15.1857. Reno. lIamlen. E .. III .• Iowa. November 29, 18a8. Douglas ~ounty. June 5, 1860. Abilen •• Hart. J. W .• Ohio. March 31, H152. Emporia, Jun., 18G9. Haywood. Mrs. J. M., Sen.ca county. New York, De· cember J7. Hf:l8. . . Shawn.e County. April 2,1858. Hass. (;eor){e S .• Germany. June 15. 1852. Willow Springs. 18.Sl>. Dexter. Harden, Allie. Indiana. February 2, I!W2 CotTey County. 1H70. Hoeeboom. Soph, •• Ohio, July 7. IM37. Leav.nworth. March. 185M. Topeka. Hogeboom, G., New York, December 8,1832. Leavenwonh, May 20, 1857. Dexter. Harden. Alpha. Iowa. July 1&'i9. Labe .. e County. ·Feh. 21, 1868. Dexter. Hard.a. J. J., Indian., March ~U, 11>16. Dexter. February 15. Mi9. Lawrence. Henderson. 1. S •• Ftndley. 0 .• March 25. 1B1J9 O".wa. S.ptember 20.1H70. Henderson, EmmaH., Massilon, 0., June ~5, 1841. Lawrence. Horne. Dan H., Dov.r. N. H .• February 26. IH2H; Topeka. November 30. 1854. Topeka. Douglas COUOI~" Higgins. William. Pennsylvanta. April 2,1842. Leavenworth. May 2,1855. Topeka. Halm. Frank D .• Urbanna. 0., April 8. I85U. Top.ka. Jun. 15. J810. Harris. William A. H .• Ireland, Novem'>er 3.1850. Lawrence. July ~9. IH70. Lawrence. Hill. Noah, Gre.n county. Pa .• June 10, JS:14. L.avenworth. April I. 1871. Leavenworth t: ... Hurd, Clarissa. Conn.ctlcut. F.bruary 10. lS01. Lawrence. May 2.18.15. Kanwaka. Hor.e. J. B., N.", Hampshire, August 20. 1S:i5. Topeka. Jun. 12. 1855. Top.ka . . Hunt, Jacob. Illoomingdnl •• Ind .• January 7, lti06.· Tonganoxie. Aucust :lU. 1b76. Lawrence. Hammat. John. G.,many. May 17. lX;J5. Lawr.nc •• Dec.mber 11. 1859. Eudora. Hoadley~ D. L .• Gene .... N. Y .• Nov.mb.r 27.1831. Ellwood. March 10. 1851i. Lawrence. Howell. James, New Yo,k. August 10. 1859. Lawr.nc •• September 8.1874. Lawrence. Ham. (;. D., Keutucky. Augu.t 2. llAAi. Hughsoa. E. D .• New Jers.y. October 1,l855. Wakarusa. October I. 18.'i5. Lawrence. Hughson. Jane. N.w J.rsey. Wakarusa. October 1. 18.'i5. Lawrence. Hughson. C. A .• New J e r s e y . . . Wakarusa. Octob.r I, I&').'; Lawrence. Hickerson, Logan. Washington Co .• Kv .• Jan. 7,lt1oJ7'/ Woodstock, August 10 1~60. Woodstock. Hood. W. E. Columbus. 0 • June d. IM54. Top.ka, April ~M. IMOli: Top.ka. Heiter. Jacob. Germany, May 21, 1822. L.avenworth. May H. 18&1. Leavenworth. Hughes. E. J .. Pitthburc, Ala.. lun. 19. 1629. Lawrenc •• Sept.mber 10 IIJ58 Lawrence. Howell. Lewis SlanbrYDmair, Wal ••• March 23. 1812. W,karusa. Sept.mb.r 15. 18.).J: Pleasant Valley. Howell, Mary j . f ~ales, June, 22,1820. \Vak:lrUS01, AlIg'l15l 2 JR55. Ple~sallt Vall.y. Harbaugh'd' W., Bedrord county, l'a., July 5, IRa') Topeka, A1Igll~t 2M, irn .. Lawrcnce. Hanscom. . A .• Pon"nouth. N. 1f:1 October HI. 1H:11. Lawr.nc •• S.pt.mber 18.'>4. Decatur. Horton. Albert H., Orang. Co •• N. Y •• lIlarch 12, 1~37. Atchison. April. 1860.' Horton, Carrie, A prit 2"J, ltW5 Holb.r', Ida. KOons .... July 19. 18GO. . Atchison, Jllly 10.11;60. Atchison. Henshaw Abbie A .. Middletown, U., Feb. 28, 1840. Olathe. lIlarch 9. J&57. Hesper. Hugh... j W., Indiana. August 23.1859. Top.ka.lun. 2. I~Gn. Shawnee • . Harttmann, Dr. !t.f., Germany, 1H17. Lawrence, March, J855. Lawrence. Hook. Enos, \Vayncsburg, Fa., F6bruary 4, 1832. L:!rtvenworth,1&57. Leavenworth. Hill, Living-Slon, WllIren"illc, Mo., M:\rch'II, J8:U Atchison. Jlln. 2U. 181].1. Hubbard. Mrs. M. J .• New Hampshire. Dec. 2~. 1886. Douglas Co .• September 12. 1806. Ulathe. Hem.mo\:way. J. R .• Oshkosh. Haskell. N. G .• Lawrence. Douglas County. lao!.· Halloway, Mrs. Kate. Ohio. December 1M, 1830. Lawrence.lune 4. J855. Lawr.nc •• Hollingbery. George. London, England. Dec. 26, 1843. Lawr.nce. August 2M. IH71 Lawr.nc •. Hopp.r. L.ti.h. Virginia. July 13. 11!S1J Shawnee Co .• D.c. 28.1854. Lawrence. Hopper. William M .• Iowa, April 22. It!6L Shawnee County. July 4. 1601. Lawrence. Hopp.r. Arminda Ill •• O,age. March 4, 18GS. Shawn.e County. ~Iarch ~. 1803. Lawrenc •. Hopp.r, Charl.s A .. Sbawne. county. March 28. 1865. Shawn.e Count)'. III arch 23. loG5 Lawrenc •. Hopper. B. F., Shawnee county, September 19.1867 Shawnee County. S.pt. 19, 18U7'll.awrence. Hopper, Lanar].., Shawnee county, 'February 28, 1,<10 Shawnee Caulley, Feb. 2.i, -INiO. Lawrence. Hopper James ., Shawnee county. January !!3. 1872. Sh:lwnec County, Jan. !!a, JS7'.l. L01.wrence. Hi~gias, Hiram. Mass. April a. Idl7 Top~k •• October 10. 1854. Topeka. 1m. "2. I '. I -93- I) �THE KANSAS ,IfEMORIAL. Name, Piau and Dat: 0/ B_'_'rl_h_'_ _ _ 1 Piau and Dat~ 0/ Sell/anmt.\ Prami Rtsidcnu j Hanson, Ohio Otto. Paierm~. "an .• October 17. 1$)6. P~rermo. Knn .• Octoher 17, 18.J.6. Louisville. POIt. Co. Heathman. Solon. Devon.hare. England. June 26, 18U. S.&el, Douglas Co .• Nov. 7. 1873 Hupp. Minor B .• Stafford. Monroe Co .• O .• June2Q. '3U. On Wabrusa. 4 miles .outh a Lawr<nce •. Nov. 12. 1$)4. Riehland.Shaw.Co. Haynes. C. H.; Rensselaer Co., N. Y • Nov. 27, 1832. Fort Scott. Aprii 2, 1858. Fort Scott. Haynes. Mrs. C. H .• Orange Co., N. Y .• March 20. '36. Fort SCOtt. April 2, 1!i5!I. Fort Scott. Hallister. Mrs. A. J .• Spencer. I"d .• Sept. 11. 1856. . Herboldsheimer. AUlfust, Ge"uan),. Sept. 10. 1&59. . Harbison. H. M' , Pennsylvania. October 5.1850. Leavenworth C~ •• April 12. 18!!9 .. Jefferson Co. Hogeboom. George W .• New York, December 8.18.'12. Leavenworth c.ty. :liar 20. 11>,,7. 'ropeka. Hawk, Simon. Pellnsylvania. l"ovember 11. lti27. Shawnee County, Arri 10, 1l:!.;7. Topeka. Hill, Forester, Musachusetts, J~nuary 3.1~t2. Lawrence. D~cember 12,1.:>&1. Wakarusa. Hosmer, L. ~ •• New YOlk, April 9. HU9. Lawrence, November, 187a. Lawrence. HAdley, Hauie H" Lawrence, October 17, IX(~I. Lawrence,. October 17. 1I:l6a. Lawrence Halstead. Sophia. Norway. Europe, Sept. 2·1. It;37. Mapleron. Bourbon Co .• March 25 1!i:)Ij Reno. L3wr~ncC:1 October 9. 1800. Lnwrence. HamiitoD J. F •• Illinois. January 21, 1858. . Havenl, Lou. JacksoQ county, Mo. October, 1854. . Pr:lirie Caty, Dou!:las Co. Lawrence Hutchings. Jonn. Caroline. N. Y .• becember al. 1836. Lawrence. 1 une 1~, IHU3. LJ.wrcnce'. Hutchings. Josephine E .• Litchfield. Conn .• May 3. '44. Lawrence. I une 13. 18G:\. L:lwrence. Lawrence. May 23. lti56. Hunt, Mrs. G. W .• Leomi nster. ~ ..... March 17. IMla. Hanson, Wm. H., Belmont county. Ohio. July 2:.!. 11:131. Pouawatomie Co., June 2,1855. LOUISville. Osawatomie, Feuruary 2CJ. Hayes. C, A . . · Tecumseh, April 22. 1856. Lawrence. Huson. R •• New York. May 12. 17nll. North Lawrence. H .... ris. E. B:ol Robertson county. Tenn .• Mar. 20. 1824. North L.wrence. Dec. 3, 1869, Lawrence. Honnold. A.Ii .• Mu.k.ingum county. 0 .• April:.!Q. 1837. L.wrence·, January 1. 1870. Lawrence, October 9, l~i!J. Lawrence. Hughes. Jo•• R., B.ltlmore. ~d .• Sept. 23.1857. L.wrence. March 4. lK71. Lawrence. Haslet. Jame. B .• Pittsburg. Pa .• December:l. II!27. L:l.wrence, ~ovembcr 2, 1866~ K.nwaka, Ha.kell. A. S .• Portland, ~Ie .• October ~O. lil-l8 Sabe.ha, May 15, 185~. Topeka. Heboard. r. C .• Lisbon, Conn .• November 16,1830. Seneca. September 16. 1804. Topeka. Hebbard, R. N .• Deerfield. NY .• Sept. 10. lli3Il. Topeka. Hebbard, Mary F.tSeneca. Kan., J.n. au. linD Lawrence. May 5. 1850. Huggins, Jas. L' t roy. N. Y .• October:.!9, UH4 ~!anhatt.n. May 5, 1808. !\fanh:utan. Hoar. Albian L .• Waltham. Mass .• October 2R. 1819. Manhattan. March 17. 1&')5. Hoar. Mrs. A. L .• Portland Me .• MoyaD, 1853. Manhattan. Higby. John. Lewi. county. N. V•• November 4.1818. Lawrence. Uctober 2~. 1863. Lawrence. Ottawa. January 4, IH77. Hunt. D. E, Delavan, \Vis .• Augu"t 30,1858. Ottawa. Himoe. A. H .• Norway. Europe. lanuarr 15, 1&~5. Fort Scott. July 20.1857. Lawrence. Himoe, S. Eo. ,Ma.pleton, Kansas, SeptCm.H!r 14, 1::s61. M.pleton, September H. 1M!. Lawrence. Himoe, H. C., Ft. Scott t Ka.nsas, August ZT, 10tH. Fort Scott. August 27, IS6-J. Lawrence. Lawrence, August, 1854 Hutcheson. John. Illino.s. February 22, lB:l"l. J elTerson Co. Howe 1. B. Worce,ter. Massachusetts. July 5.1851. Lawrence, jauuary, Ib'77. l.ecompton. Howell, lUSlU •. Northampton countJ' Pa., A'u~ 6. 183~ Lecompton. March, 1870. Huey, ~ auh. H., Bellefonte. Pa .• uly 28.1853. Leavenworth. Sept. 5. 1873. Lawrence. ,Hoadley. S. M' Brockport. N. Y. Lawrence. Harvey, Florin JQ. Crowe, Economy, N. S., November 8, 18~0. Topeka. May 10. 1!!37. Topeka. Henley. A; A .. Indiana. October 4. 1858. Hesper, Kan., O~tober 29, 1858. Hesper. Hoene. Sophie. New York City. December 9.1852. Prairie City, Douglas County, AprilS. 1857. Jefferson Co. Hollingbery. A. G .• London. England. October 8. 1854. Lawroncc, March 6. 1871. Lawrence. Hurst. Albert. Iowa, 1l:!.1~. . Osaw;\tomic, J857. Lane. Hick.;, Amos, Ohio, 1~!!4 Dougl"s County, 1855. Leavenworth lo Harris, E. P .• Hudson •. N. H .• June 11. 183-1. Lawrence, Aug-ust;- 1&16. LecomptOn Tp. Hanson, L. C. Norway. Auguat 2.:1. 183d. Scandia, Republic Co .• Nov. 2:1. 1!!1Jl:'. Scandia. Republic [18GB. Co Hanson, :Mrs C. C., Sweuen, February Jl,l837. Scanuia, Republic Co., Nov. 2.:1, Scnntlia. Hughe •• S. !.:., Iowa. July ll. I1jij2. l.awrence, Sept. \.'\. 1&)4. L.wrence. Hood. Lewis W., Hillsboro. 0 .• June 2, 1848. Topek:>. Nov. 1, 1~72. Topeka. Hoar, John L .• Lancaster county. P ..... , May 9, .1858. Lawrence. Hindman. L. W • SudiDia, O. June 9, Il!-11. Willow Springs. June I, 1857. Willow Spring •• Hamilton, S H .• Circleville. AprillU. llO1. Lawrence. July 011. IM70. Lawrence. Hubbell. Frank G .• Paola, ~Iay 19. 1~65 Paola. ;ltay, Ill, ISU5. II.awrence. Hollaway, E A., Lawrence, Jtlnc 22, 1856 Lawrence, June !!"2, lR.l)(}. Lnwrencc . . Hathaway, Mary lit .• Monroe Co. N. Y., July 22. J816. DOllglas Co. Sopt. 1~IjV. Hughes. John L. De. r.loines Co., la., March 20 Jil-lS. DOllgl •• Co .• Oct. lli.iL Dnllgl ... Hu~he., W.llie, i.nwrcnce. February II. I~U2 Ilollglas Co .• Feh. I I. ISU'l, /l.olWrence. Honnold, Mrs. A. G., ~Juskingum Co. 0 .• Junc15, '45. Lawrence, Jan. 1, 1~70. Lawrence. lioDDold, Avri. Lawrence, Sepcember 20.1871. Lawrence .. Sept.20.1M71. Lawrence. 0.. Hollister. A. J • Mariett3. 0 .• May 21. ISl6. ILawrence. ~ov. 14. 1m, I Lawrence. - .. HaJ\w~y. Jam.!~. LlJndon, England,·September 4, 1809. Lane,. Franklin Co., ~farch. 1856. Lane; Fra.nk.lin Co. HutchlQSOn, G. \V .• Hartford, Vr., August 22,1822. Lawrenc~, Aug. 1 185.j. Kansas City. Hollowav. J. ~!. 0 • Richmond, Ind., February 21. 11l2O.. Duuglas Co. Nov; 1f>7H Dougla. Co. Hum.,.G. W .• Sterlin<,C'\'I'l{a CO., N. Y .• July23.183U.;~lar,hall Co:, Sept. 15. 1858. Lawrence. Hunt, .ChaTles \V., :Uassachusetts. . I Lawrence, ~lay 23, 1856. Lawrenee. Hutchln:\on. J. n., Lawrence, January 10, ]861. Lawrence, Jan. 10, lSOl. Lawrence.. Howe. George W .. P'atl.bll~g. N. V.. Sept. :lO.I835. Lawrence. June I, 1856. L:l\vrence. Howe. Jame •• New York CIlY. February 8. lSOI Wyandotte. April 1.1$8. T.blow. Wyandotte Co. Hiatt. D. B•• Henry co~nty.lndiana. December;9.1832. Wabaunsee. Sept. 1.1854, Tiblow. Wyandotte Co. Hinman. D.'G .• Ohio. June 2'J. 1838. Lawrence. April 18. 1856. Lawrence. Hollingsworth. Wm .• knox county. Ind .• Jan~ 18. 1817. Emporia, March 1.1861. Near Emporia,Lyon Co. HollinllSworth, C. P .• Dublin, Jnd"lanuary 11.1859. Emporia. March 1; 18G1. Emporia, Kan. Hoyt •. Sarah E.. no<ton. M.s ••• Juno • I~II. North Lawrence. Lawrence, Oct. 17. Ib54. !-ferd, James, Douglas county ({an., April 20, 1855. \Villiamston. Douglas Co. , April 30. 1860. Hicox, A J., Union, Conn. August 7. IH.f7. Darton Co. Cheyenne, l\.larch, J87U. Hug~es. R. W .• Paul.boro. N J .• July 12. Il!-1:l. . Leavenworth Co .• Dec. 20. 181111. Leavenworth • H~rr ... C. B Pennsylv.n.a. 18:J~. 11l51i. Lawrence. H.llyer. W. (. Valley Falls, Kansa •• 1862. Valley Falls. Valley Falls. 1862. Henderson, t. \V., N. C., UH5. Lawrence. Lawrence, H:WJd. Hall. W. N .• Newca5l'e, ~(aine, March 8. 1St:.!. La.wrence. Lawrence. Oct. 10,1870. Hyde. Emma. Ohio, .1 ugust 7,1&,0. Lawrence. L~wrence, Apr. ~2. 1869. Herd. R. R., Philadelphia, ~'ebruary 17. 1836. Atchison. Lawrence, Apr. 18,1&56. Heil. F. J .• Jefferson. N. V .• November t,I~. Shawnee Co. Shawnee Co., June 9 1859. Henderson, O. C;., Iowa, September 18. 1&",;. Oskaloosa, March, 1858. Herrington, J. D., Pituburc-. Pa., February M. ]881. Lawrence. Franklan. ~!ay 28, 1&"J5. Herrinl-:ton, Sarah H., Pittsburg Pa., Jnnuary 7, JX.15. Franklin. K., May 2M, 1855. Lawrt:nce. Herrington. 1\loll!e to.:., Fr3nklin. Kan., Nov. 27. 1&'iU. Lawrence. ~errinllton. Lina V .. Pitt,bu'lf. Pa.·. Januarv 2,1845. Lawrence. Lawrence. May 16, 18&5. -94- �THE KANSAS JfElrfORIAL. I ·Namt, Piau and Daf~ of Birth. Pla&t alld Daft of Stlflnnmt.! Pram' Raidtllu Howard. L: D .• S.I{ne Michigan. Augllst ~2, 1849. Hoar. Jno. L., Lanc.ster coullty. Pa .• May 9.1858. Herrick. Frank L • Corinth. Me., September 12.184B. Hollinger. G. W .• L.ncasler. Pa" Februury 1.1842 Heine. Henry. (;ermany. Jun. 4. 1!!3O. . ·Hale. John H. Lawrence. July 2.,.1858. Helwig. Jobn II .• Tuscarawas county. 0 .• Mar. 26.1828. Wakarusa. ,. Lawrence. Jefferson Co. Sterling. Kan. Clinton. K.n. Lawrence. Topeb. 12th Reg .• Price Raid. Linwood. LeaYen. Hindman. W. T •• Brown county. Ohio. Dec. 20. 182.1.· Lawrence, Oct 8.18:.8. worth Co. Lawrence. Hurlbert. C. 0., Middle Haddam. January H. 1822. Topeka. Jan. 1. l87d. La.wrence. Atchison Co .• Aug. 20. 1856. Hamlin. Samuel Somerset county •. Pa • Nov. I.I8a2. Roxbury. Mass. Hale. Edward E.. Boston. Mass .• April:S. 1822.. Roxbury. Mass. Hale. Ellen Day. Worcester. Mass. Feb. 11.·185.1. Grant Tp .• Doug· Kanwaka, March 1. 1855. Hersh. S. S .• Pittsburg, April 13. IISH. I.s Co. Kansas City. Council Grove. May 15. 18r.0. Howard. John Jay. East Evans. N. Y.• Mar. 6, 1828. Head. ~Irs. S. W .• Madison county. 0 .• Uec 14.11:!53. Topeka. Apri120, ISIl9. [19.1856 Topeka. Middle Creek. Lykins Co .• Sept. Olathe.J ohnson Co. Harris, lon.than. Franklin county. 0 .• ~Iay 10. 1839. Lawrence. Lawrence,18li3. Husas, ohn. Lawrence, February 7. 1863. L;..wrcnce. Lawrence, March I. 1859. Hart. :. <s. M .• Canada. Oct. 21. 1851. Lawrence. Haas. S.""h. Uou~las county. Nov.mber 21.1&';1. Lawrence. Hopkins. Ellie. Douglas counlY. March 3u. Itwa .. Holli",er. Simpson. Woodsfield,Monroe county.O Sept Lawrence. Lilwre';ce. Feb. I,I8G7. H.I826. . Herman. Frans. Widstrand. Stockholm. Sweden. Oct. Buffalo; Minn. • 10.1821. Harris. ~1. C •• Mariah·. Essex Co., N. Y .. Nov. 3.1841. lIIaria. Leavenworth Co • July 4. Leavenworth Co. IHOO. Leavenworth Co . . H ... rris, q. J.• Coll1mlJb., Ohio, January 30, 1&14. Leavenworth, Sept. 1. 1870. Lawrence. Holcomb, I\tary. Ha.gerstown, Ind., March 13. l.awrcncc r Nov. J86U. Lawrence. Hunt.Jacob. Illoomingtlale. Inti., January 7. IMOO. TonganoxIe. Allg. 26. I1J70. Lawrence. Hadley. F. W .• Lenenworth. lune 12, ISHI. Leavenworth. June 12,1801 Hutcheson. F.mehne Janet.llelle Moullt. Vec. 105.1820, Douglas Co .. Apr. 1. 1855. . Dougla. Co. Hopper. A. R • SCOtt county. Ky .• Janllary!! IS;J.l. Lawrence, May 9.18.'>4. [1801. DOII~1as Cu. Lawrcilce. H"oe'nltl.tr'?,cn'sE. W .• Spring Hili. Ky .• AII!:'u.t II). I1l46. 110 Creek. Osage Co .• July 13. Lawrellce. "'1 Jc. , Homer J" Indiana, August V, 1~!J. lola. Topeka. Herron. G. W .• Oh,o. September I. 1!!:l2. Topeka. Apr. 1. 18fL3. Lawrence. Howell. Walter. Hillsdale county. Mich .• Aug. 30.1842. Lawr.nce. Oct I1W4 Harris. Mrs. Minerva B .• Zanesviile. 0 .• April 13.11!:J.l. Le~venworth City. March. 1857. Lawrence. Topeka. Harbine. Tohn F"., Franklin county. Pa • June IH. 1853. Topeka. July 17.1878. Hubbell. Mrs. M. G .• Spring, Crawford county. Pa .• Lawrence. February 20.18-18. L.wrence. May 20.1855. Hupp. Samuel L., Monroe county. Ind., F.b. lB. 1813 --Aug. ~3. IlJ7a. Howe. Dr. O. R l.Chillicothe. Ohio. March 20. 1810. Lawrence. June B. 1876. Lawrence. Haven •• M .. R. ~ .• Michigan. Wyandotte,I&-08. Ft. SCOII. Hughes. I L. B.ltimor.·, Md .• Januarr 14. 1M52. Lawrenc •• Nov. 15. IH;O. Lawr.nce. Haskel.!J ~lable Bliss. Lawrence. AUI:. 2,1806. Lawrence, Aug. 12. lHOO. Lawrence. Hunt, \i. W .• Midway. lIfass •• February 12, 11142. Lawrence. lIIay, 11l6t.I..• ': Lawrence. In~ersoll, William M •• Cambridi.p.... t. M ...... June HU7. Ice. A. R.o Marion county. W. Va., March 11.1&').,. W.karusa, June 15. 1857. Lawrence, Apr. 1, 187U.~· Lawrence. Oct ISS-!. Marion Co .• Jan .• IlJ7l. Clinton.DouglasCo .• Apr 15.1850. Lawrence, July 25, 1~58. Atchison. Co • Nov 15.1854. 8./ Lawr.nce. March 28. 1858. I [lBC;). Kanwab. Cedar Point. Chase Co., Sept. 1~, Cedar Point. Cha •• Co. Irvin, W. S .• Crawford county, Pa. April fi, l~. Lawr.nce, Apr. 10. 1855. niue Mound. Kanwaka. Ingersol1. Caroline A .. Cambridge. IIlass' l May 19.1819. Lawrence. Nov. 1, J&,)M. Blue ~Iountl. Irvin, J .• Blue r.[ound, Kan., Novembcr~7, IM5~. DouSlas Co .• Nov. 27. Ill.';!!. Jrvin, Robert, Pennsylvania. October J~-t, 1820. Hlue Mountl. March. It;;-05. lIlue Mound. Topeka. Irvine. Thomas E • Ireland. :llay 5. Id41. Topeka.July la, l~m. Ellsworth; May 17. ISGr,. Inm.n. Henry. New York City. July 8.ld:17. Larned. Irwin. J. A., Pennsylvania. Decemb<r 5. IM:29. \Vak:uus<l, Apr. 10, JH.~,.j. \V:\karusJ.. \V:lkarus:l. IrVin, Robert, Pennsylvania, Decemoer 2G, Ift.tO. Wakarusa. Apr. 10. IKia. Irwin. George S .• Alton, 111., April 4. 18al. Hulton. Jacksoll Co., Sop. 1,1857. NOr! h Topeka. Irwin. William, Ohio. October J~. 18~7. . De SOlO. Aug 20, 1">4. ohoson Co. {{ural. Jeff. Co. Irvine. O. P .• Pulaski county. Ky .• !'day 5, 11l48. Perry. JefT. Co .• Dec. 12.1S03. I TO BE CONTINUED --95- �. EXCERPl'S FR011 A FA11ILY HISTORY Recorded·in the year 1937 by Emma Eberhard and preserved by her niece, Georgiana Eberhard Brune, a great granddaughter of Nary Cornelia Burbidge. Grandmother was l1ary Cornelia Burbidge, born in Hartford, Connecticut, April 25, 1816. She was the youngest daughter ~~d second child of Lieut~ Charles and Rhoda (1-lolcott) Burbidge. Four children were in the family: Maria, born in 1812 or 1813, Cornelia, William Henry and Charles. Charles died in infancy. As a child Cornelia and a little neighbor girl played With their dol1s under the Charter Oak Tree in Hartford and ate the little acorns. She learned to knit very early and also to sew. At twelve years of age her mother and older sister died of typhoid or typhus fever, and she went from Connecticut to New Yor~ City to live with her father's younge st sister, Cornelia (Burbidge) Hyatt, whose husband \-las a. jeweler doing business, I think, on Nassau Street. Her brother 1-lilliaIn went to live l.rith his mother's sister, a Mrs. Russell. Her aunt Nary (Burbidge) Huntington had expected to give her a home in Connecticut, but after shel;as there a few weeks, her aunt Cornelia Hyatt persuaded Aunt ·Mary Huntington to let her take young Cornelia to New YorA, where she would "educate Bno meke a lady of her": which she did not do. Instead, Cornelia took care. of her atmt's three boys while Aunt kept up with SOCiety, which Grandmother Cornelia vepy much resented. She had left school in Connecticut before she learned the multiplication tables, but as girls were not taught much in arithmetic and she was a good reader, an extra-good speller, an excellent seamstress and well-started in geography, she could manage very v;ell wi.thout much "in figures". They taught one branch at a time in those days. Spelling came first, and, no attempt was rlade to read until one could spell ever; word of the "spellin i1 book"; then reading was added, then geography and a little arithmatic. BUt all the time the girls were taking sewing, and boys and girls did not go to the same school. Grandmother remembered the tallc about LUC'J Stone as "the woman who wanted to 00 a men" because she went to college. She went to ' school with "Fann:! Fern" and Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Catherine Beecher.was one of her teachers. She apprenticed herself to a dressmaker and learned the trade. July ,19, He Has a diamond setter and a partner of her uncle John Hyatt. During the fjncncial panic :of 1836 and 1837 and for a few years following, the business suffered great reverses on account of the many wild speculations in cheap land made by the partner John Hyatt, and both failed. Hyatt stayed in !~ell York, in his old shop, earning $2.50 per day chasing rings at which he was an e)~ert. He used a little hammer, and he had used it so well and for so long that the handle had the prints of his thumb m1d finger worn into it. He worked Q~til the gold rush in 1849; he went to California to "pan gold" but was tal-::en 'lith: dysente!"'; at once and died. . : 1837 she married William Clarke Tillotson in New York City. .' : ~~ , Tillotson, with his vlife and tl.o1O children, made his way "lest in 1841, hoping to find some of the lend his father-in-law had filed claim to during the various Indian VIars in which he had been engaged. Not 1::e ing successful, he left his ,dfe and children boarding "ri th a Hormon vTOnan and vrent south I thinking that he might find SOMS work at his craft, since nuch of his work in New York City had cor::e from the South. But before he had t:.ms to find -96- �Excerpts frum a F~~ly History, continued. anything he was taken vlith a fever end was six weeks in a hospital in New Orleans. While t1ere he made inquiry concerning the "speculdion lend" in w::ich his !Jartner . had invested the fir~'s money. He was told much of it was swamps while some was "motultain tops ,.nth rattlesnakes ·enough to fence it." After many weeks absence he returned to a very worried wife whose trunk of table linens and bed linen, jewelry and clothing had be.en retained for board, and the landlady refused to let them redeem it. They lived in or near the city of Quincy, Illinoistultil coming to !ensas in May 1854. Ny mother was fourteen years old that fall, November 4, 1854. She vIas the oldest girl and very responsible " end so she felt much of the hardships and privations, but not to be compared with that of the father's arid Itother's share. They crossed the Hissouri Ri~19r at St. Joseph on the ferry and camped ~or dinner on the ban.1< of a little creek. The first night in Kansas Has s!Jent at Wathena, a little Indian village with a few white settlers who lived in bark hoUses. It was in one of these bark houses that they stayed during a rain and were surprised to find it so dr'J •. These houses tlere made by peeling the bark from cottonwood trees and standing it up like an Indian wigwrun. . The first ye ar they· saw but two "lhite women; one stopped for t re night as the femily passed through to another settlement, the other a French ,.roman "lith whom t~ey could neighbor but little; but the next year a white f~~ly came ~o live near. The Indians "lere friendly and often visited them; perhaps cal~led upon would be more nearly correct, for their visits "Tere always brief. They always "ranted to "swap" and did not tarry long,end, aside from frightening the children, they would not have been tulHelcome had they not been such beggars. They wanted to swap for just about everything they sm... , including th e blu!3-eyed baby. They were usually given whatever they wanted, for Grandmothe::- vIas afraid of offending them, but she drew the line at the baby. ltlhenever they came in the house, Hary and her sister Eelle vlould roth get hold of that baby to protect her. The Indians were very fond of watermelon and Grandfather usually raised ther:l. They nade their vTishes known by gestures, grtults and a few "lOrdS, as few as possible. One time a yOtulg squaw tied four large melons in her blanket, and to the amazement of all put tham on her head, motulted her pony and rode away. One day i ...hile Har'J and Be lIe were on the way to Stulda y School, ne ar Oze~<ie, going aleng the pony trail through the prairie grass almost as h~gh as their heads, they looked behind them and saw an Indian on his pony coming over a little rise, flourishing his whip, riding as fast as he could make !his pony go. They were terribly frightened and ran as fast as they could, but of course he soon overtook them. Imagine their relief "then, ,.Jithout slackening his pace,he said "How!" and passed on; all the while they had expected to :00 . scalped. A little over a year aft'er reaching their cabin home, i"hile Grandf8.t~er end the older boy, Frmlk, were away hauling Government supnlies from Ft. Leavenworth to Ft. Riley, a new baby came •. There vlaS no doctor nearer than Leavenworth and no one to send for him, only the lone white neighbor woman. And' when the baby was but a day or two old, and before Grandfather returned, some Indians had gotten whiskey and were well drunken. They came in the middle! 6f the night, riding their ponies on the gallop, rotuld rnd rotuld the cabin, calling "Howdy do, white !!lan! HOi-ldy do, "-rhite man!" The littl:: dog, named Jack, scent. ing de.nger, backed against the deor .:me: barked savagely and as h£.rd 8S he could. They were truly frightened in that small room, but the Indians, receiving -97- �Excerpts from Gl Fa.'llily History, CC!1t inu·3d. no answer end thinking perhaps the cabin was deserted, became tired afte[a time (vlhich seemed hours) end rode away without dismounting. A day or two before this the Indians had passed the cabin w~.th kegs on their ponies, and Grandmother knew that they were going for whiskey. This vIas the on:!.y tline that they were ever disturbed in any vlay by the Indians. . They were driven from the house one night, or early morning, in FebFuar.T 1856, by high ',later. Grandfather watched the creek rise all night, and,. fearing that it would reach the house, he toakthe precaution of tying a, raft that he had constructed near. As early as they could see to cross he loaded bedding and the facily on the raft and paddled out to a sheltered place on the bluff out of da.'1ger of the water. They lived in one cover9d ",agon and cooked by a campfire for two weeks. The flood water reached the comb of'the house. Freezing over, it froze the chickens I feet that had floW to the: house top to eSCape the water.' They were rescued by Frank skating over to. them and taking them out. In this flood they lost everything in the house that water could destroy; some things--books were mentioned--floatedout and I scattered all through the woods down the creek. All the corn they ha.d raised and stored, which they had shelled and hed ground that it rnight more eas~ly be hauled to Lecompton, also was lost.' Grandfather had tried to hc:.ul it earlier, but the roeds were so slippery the oxen could not stand and pull a load. This com was to make payment on the place, and deferred paynents: called for 30%. tn~erest. When they raised cattle end hogs to sell, they hed to be driven to maiket, to Atchison or Leavenworth. (The farm they settled on was just north of Ozawkie, Kansas. The "creek" that flooded them out Has the Delaware River, or, as it was called then, "Grasshopper Creek"..) Several men usually sold together, and . . Then they drove hogs to mar-cet, a wagon accompanied to pid: up any hogs t:hat . gave out •. Grandfather sometimes butchered his hogs before marketing, and', then he receivedlO¢ a pound. The yeDr of the"Land Sale" the people of Oza,·f..de sold drinking water and it cost almost as much as a drink of whiskey. They ha~one year of great drouth (18601) and several crop failures. Hother remembers they expected to get $1 per bushel for the corn they lost but does not rem-amber the price of ear corn (ground). They sold many bushels a feH years later for,30¢. A cow was near $30, and their horses that were stolen at the outbrea~ of the Civil War ,.,rere valued at $100 each. Hother remembered paying 50¢ per YC1r~ for .' calico during the Civil War. When the summ:er became hot and dry they burned around their buildings and 'hay stacks or plowed several furrcms around them to protGct them from prairie fires, and they lost ver,y littla from fires, but they saw and helped fight several. When those fires got started in the tall grass, they burned faster than a horse could gallop. ,They lost on:!.y one team of horses by raiders early in the War. The Battle of Hickory Point was fought only, a fo ..r IT'.ile s away, and one store was raided and one burned in Valley Falls (GrasshoDsr Falls as it Has called then). These things so near, and the report of depradations made ~ife full of anxiety and fearful of what might happen. Frank enlisted in tho 7th Cavalry. J'{--_"' ',' ,::J In 1861 they dug a . . rell and built a new log house somewhat larger than the old one a..'1d to which they later added a kitchen. This house still stands, and, I think, is occupied. C. . note from Georgiana Bnme: liThe house 'das sided -98- �Ex~rpts frc:m a Fa'1ily History', OJnt inued. up and later used for a granarJ. When tclcen by the GovcrI1!:lsnt and my husband off the siding aTlc ""a took pictures of somG of the best logs home D.nd some of the aTlC. t he the Parry Dam l:icS built, the land vIaS I bought the old house. He riuced log cabin underneath, thGn brbught old horc.e-made brid::s."). Grand.r:lOther was a little '''Toman and afraid of so. m.any things like staying alone, afraid of storms and animals and many other things. (She was afraid of a cow, and if she hc.i.c1 to niLl< one when her husband had t hG ague, she milked ste.nding off at arm I s length, trembling all the t ir.le. ) • She ltlas used to many of the lu::mries of t he time s in the :ast, but I heard her say th~t she Has never hapr-'icr in her life than i·,hen she lived in a log cebin on a gro~TJ.d floor, ~~d the children still LTlsist they had as much fun and real pleasures as the yO~TJ.gsters today. I cannot help adding: I wunder, as I;look around at the conditions today, etc., hOH many of this generation of today' appreciate what this nation has cost. . BOOKS FOR SALE The Douglas County Genealcgical Society still has copies of Cordleyl:s of Lawrence (1976 reprint of the original 1895 edition). The price is $lo.50plus tax to members and $12.50 plus tax .for non-members. Only. ten of the books are on hand at present. Order from the Society, Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas, 66044 Histo~ An excerpt from' the neyTSpaper "Th'3 Americ2.ll Desert ", Eillbrook, Kc:,nsas, 11 Hay 1887, page 1, quoting from an earliGr issue of the "Toledo Blade": Che"r! Chew! Chew! It bas become a national habit, and h3 or she who has not a mouthful of gum or tobacco upon imich the energies are is an exception. In social gatherings, on the street car, at public entertainments, it is the same everlasting '..Jagging of the chin. 1-lax figures of the people of the present \-l~,ll be made a thousaTld years from now w~,th a perpetual motion machine hidden LTl the mouth to keep the jai.J's I:!oving in order to be a realistic representation. The figure would 00 a caricature without it. Happy is the g~'ll manufacturer in this day and generation, for the cry is still for more of his products. Refined women cen rival the Ji;ost invetorde tobacco ci1'='ders in" their: power of c::e\·ring. Like the flowing of Tennyson IS "Brook" their ja,,;s wag on IIforever". -99- �." i, MOUND CEMErERY . Located in Douglas· County, Kansas; about one mile south of Stull. on a high bluff on the westside of the road. PRICE, J. D. Died June 1, 1917 Aged 86 years, 3 Months, 17 Days SHAW, Sarah Mother of Thomas and William 1814 - 1885 BABY - near above stone SKINNER, John Leslie January 9, 1901 RAKE, Effie E. Letty Leah. April 11, 1903 - September 27, 1903 Children of A. & L. SKINNER (Above two on one stone) Born: February 8, 1881 Died August 19,1881 (stone broken) RAKE (all on one stone) Alvy Born: Died: Daniel Born: Died: March 12, 1863 April 22, 1863 '0. December 11, 1864 June 9, 1866 Sarah L. TICE Born October 29, 1829 Died: . February 9, 1873 Rose K. September 4, 1882 - November 25, 1968 RAKE (all on one stone) John E. June 21, 1857 - March 24, 1943 Elizabeth February 11, 1862 - November 12, 1889 RAKE, Daniel 1864 - 1866 o. RAKE, Alby March 12, 1863 lavina F. January 13, 1872 - October 16, 1936 Ida C. Wife of Oscar C. HELLSTROM Born: August 19, 1855 . Died: November 2, 1891 SCOUTEN, Louisa \'iife of R. Died: April 19, 1866 Aged: 51 years, 5 months, 1 day Rose Wife of D. P. RAKE Born: October 12, 1859 Died: January 27, 1897 ... __..... - --._.... - .-- . .. " .. - .... --.. Richard Died : January 30, 1881 Aged: 73 years (Above two stones broken, but side by side; smaller markers on each side of above, as if graves on each side) -'...J.... SWADLEY, Henry C. Father 1849 - 1940 Nancy E. Mother 1848 - 1914 Susan F. Grandma 1819 - 1911 (Above three on one stone) • .)-- _SJ -lao- Blanche RAKE SNIDE...'q 1881 - 1962 E. W. RAKE (no dates) �MOUND CEMETERY PAGE 2 REYNOLDS, Deborah RAKE 1872 Infant Son May 22, 1893 RAKE, Rose K. September 4, 1882 November 25, 1968 RAKE Bertha J. 1884 - 1890 ICE, Effie 1887 - 1929 RAKE Infant Daughter April 15, 1895 ICE, Emery 1885 - 1927 RAKE 5 Broken Stones that Elias E. were unreadable and evidence that there had been many more graves in this cemetery at one time. 1891 - 1895 RAKE Infant Daughter . May 5, 1900 (Inscriptions taken by members of The Douglas County Geneklogical Society in the spring (~PRIL??) of 1976.) . BOYD, Thomas B. 1846 - 1923 Hermina J. (wife) 1849 - 1898 Thomas B. (son) 1888 - 1894 BOYD, Ralph H. 1900 - 1910 Willie Son of J. D. and T. J • . CHENOWEl'H Born: October 7, 1900 HALL, Kate A. . 1866 - 1958 . . HALL, Christopher C. Born: Died: ~ {i~~W November 1, 1865 February 22, 1897 THOMPSON, Charles W. 1819 - 1892 THOMPSON, Augusta A. 1834 - 1873 -101- �Hrs. Feu l ine B. Elniff, [)20 Sunset Drive, Lm,rrence, l'~cn sas, 66044 Charles Borden TULEY, born 1812 in Burlington, ·N2".·1 Jersey, noved with his parents to Harren County, Ohio in 1820, ;"1oved t 0 j.~iami CO'.ll1ty, Ohio, where L'1 1838 he ~erried Elizabeth FRAZER (born 1819, Niarni County, Ohio, deughter of Benj2JT'.in FRAZER). They came to Atchison County, Kanses in 1869, \-1here both died in 1890. Need the naP.l9S of the p<?,rents of C. B. TUL'SY, and ths dc.te end pIece of birth of Benja.min FRAZER, also the nel!l8 of his "rife. }1I's • Paulina B. Em; ff, 820 Sunset Drive, Le.\olI'snce, Ke.nsas, 66o/J.;. Heed ancestI"! of Azariah D. l1cC:t1JR£, born 28 ITovember 1822 in Huntingdon County, Penn., r:J.oved to Tazewell County, Illinois in 1850; and of his "rife Bet s;'l Ann (GATI'rsS) GORroN, born 20 K~'-Y 1819 in Culpeper County, Virginia, moved \olith paTents near ClErksville, Tennessee, then to Te.zewel1 County, Illinois. Urs. Lloya II. T2.116'(, 2020 '3m6reld l)rj ve, L2.Hrence, l.e.ns£'.s, 66044 'Hented informc::tion on John (GaI"!)TALlli"Y (TALLY), born August 16, 1856 in Douglas County, Kansas. Left around 1900. ~'lhere did he go? . Cantt find a death certificc.te. Donna A. McCain. 801 Frazier, V:: 1 ley Fell s, Kanses, 66088 Desire :.nfornation on Devid ST.AP.K, born ebout 1816 in Indi2.na, end \orife Sarah WILSON, born ebout 1818 in Kentucky, and children: Harr Cathririe, born 1852, married 1st Ransom DIAL, 2nd !,larion Francis . JPJ·BS and Anne £1 iZ2.beth, born about 1845, m.axried HICHOIS. Fa'Tlily . lived in Jad::son County, !-1issouri in .1850 and moved to Kensas about 1856. l·1ary Cathrine said they lived in Vinland, .i\ansas, \o1hen Quantrill burned Lmrren C8; later they lived in Frankli11 County, r\s. 'TtJ'LSY m.ZIER IIcCLUR.'S , GATI-ES , GOPJ)JN .TALIZY ,TALLY , 'STARK 'WILSON :DIAL :JAl·8S NICHOLS HI'S. Yirt;inia Harris Bro'..m; P 0 vox 325, Paola, Kansas 66071 :..Iill exchange information with any FRAZEE. FRAZEE, born 1824, Ohio; married Louisa Township, Labett.e County, Kansas. Need parents of AndreH ; died 1880-85 North Came from Iowa before 1870. :FRAZ,:E ~FULTZ His son, Andrew J. or Lorenzo FRAZEE worked for railroad as engineer (?) at Parsons, Kansas in early 1900's. Other known children Clara E. and Jeremiah FRAZEE who married Rebecca Vincent FULTZ in 1874 at Parsons, and lived Lincoln County, Auburn and Scranton, Kansas. lITIS. Virginia Harris Brown; POBox 325, Paola, Kansas 66071 Robert and Elizabeth HOLLANID FULTZ ,sa~'d t 0 b e f ro~ Tazewell County, FULTZ Virginia, were in Carter County, Kentucky from 1830 to 1858 when they camei to Douglas County, Kanwaka Township. / Aft er 1875 th ey moved to 1.-Jilliams- ' burg, Kansas and died after ISBO.Several sons.,' Z"acharl'ah, Thomas, Ac!"a- ' ham, Nanfred, William lived Douglas and Labette Countl' es. Am trying to discover who' was Robert FULTZ' father. .. as h e Obediah? 'I correspond wi th any }'ULTZ, FULKS, FAU'rZ. ~l02- ~Iould like to �~ ~1 NOTE CARDS FOR SALE ~ . \: -~1 The Douglas County Genealcgical Society announces that it now has for sale sets of 16 cards with envelopes, featuring the four scenes ~ho.m above. The original sketches by Orrin Olson have been reproduced on fine stock, and the cards measure 4\"x~". The sets are only $3.00, including four each of the Court House, the Bandstand in South Park, the Watkins Community Museum and the Old Mill. To order, send $3.00 (tax included) plus 25¢ postage to the Douglas County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas, 66044. . The Society is grateful to Mr. Olson for his generosity in permitting the use of his sketches for this project. Mr •.. Olson hllnself has available sets of 7 historic sketches of Lawrence on 11"xll" steCk, sui table for framing, at $1.50. (The sets include the Court House, Watkins Museum, Old Mill, and four others, but not the Bandstand). r1r. Olson's address is 2409 National Lane ~n Lawrence. -103- �A Letter frem Mrs. William Brown, Box 325, Paola, Kansas, most interesting contribution for The Pioneer: 66071, enclosing a You say in The Pioneer that you would like contributions. If you think this letter would be of general interest I would be glad to have you use it.' The original letter is still in the possession of William Erownis family. He returned to Wisconsin for his wife and daughter (both of whom are listed in the Register of Old Settlers Meeting). They settled in Osage County, first in the Lickskillet neighborhood then near Carbondale. He freighted Government supplies to Forts in Kansas, Fort Kearney in Nebraska and Julesburg, Colorado. He dug and sold coal from his own land, farmed, raised stock and built a fine house. He had another daughter and two sons. Letter from 'tiilliam Brown of Nonroe, Green County, Wisconsin to his wif~, Clarissa Silver of Ht. Pleasant; Green County, Wisconsin. Leavenworth, Nov. the 1, 1858 Dear Clara, At long last we have got to Kansas. Today we crossed the Hissouri River at l,·leston and are camped by the government farm 1 mile north of the fort. I have seen nothing worthy of so much notice as slavery in my travels. If Hrs. Stowe lacks any thing of setting it forth in its true colors a trip through Hissouri will complete the work. If you wish to gain a knowledge of sl~very you must not sit down and listen to a proslavery man.but talk to Cuff hfmself. It is extremely dangerous however to be caught talking to a slave being against their law. I for one transgressed th~t law repeatedly. Hov. the 7th, leS8 Today is Sunday and raining all the forenoon and pretty much all last '. . eek. It is about three 0' clock now and has some signs of clearing off. 'de have :bought some wood on an island 6 miles above Leavenworth and we are going rafting to that place. ',Ie get it for ;:1.00 and sell it for four and fi're dollars. I shall be at this business long enough to get a letter from you which I trust you will send 2,1'3 quick as you can. I have not been out in the territory, yet. The city is one of the finest places considering its age that have ever seen. It ·covers more than a half section and contains twelve thousand inhabitants. rrhree years ago it was a wilderness. Direct your letter to Lea.venworth City, Kans. If I ",as there I could think of enough to fill twenty such sheets of paper, but I will leave you to guess at the balance and quit. 'l'his is all. Your affectionate Itlm Brown .. CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED The Picneer needs material from its readers' old letters, the results of genealOgical research, and queries. Also, th~ editor welcomes suggestio~s on the sort of material which should be published in this quarterly. : ·-104- �SOME SOURCES OF INFORNATIC·N ON LOCAL AND, STATE HISTORY AT THE LAWRENCE, KAH:3AS, PUBLIC LIBRARY 707 Vermont Street, Lawrence, KS., ~ ~'lo";:} The following books are only same of the items which would be useful to any patron seeking information on the history of this area. All materials are 'for building use only, unles,s there is a notation that a circulating copy exi$ts. Materials on State History, A Selection: American Guide Series. Kansas: A Guide to the Sunflower State. 1939 (~sc circ.) ANDREAS, Alfred T., compo History of the State of Kansas. 1883. A valuable source of history, with several thousand biographical sketches. The Annals of Kansas. Annals to 1886; edited by Daniel Wilder; Annals 1886-1925 in'two volumes, edited by Kirke Mecham. Year-by-year notation of events. BLACKMAR, Frank Wilson, ed. BRIGHT, John D. Kansas--~ Cyclopedia of State History. Kansas--the First Century. 4 vols., 1956. 4vols, 1912. Some genealogical info. I CONNELLEY, William E. History ~ Kansas, State and People. 5 vds., 19?8. Earlier edition entitled A Standard History of Kansas!and Kansans, 5 vols., 1919. Well-indexed. ---Quantrill and the Border Wars. ........ _------ 1910 • KANSAS ILLUSTRIANA SOCIETY.' Illustriana Kansas: Biograohical Sketches of Kansas Men and Women of Achievement. 1933. Kansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory. Library has editions of 1888, 1894 and the Polk's Kansas Gazetteer for 1912. KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Kansas Historical Collections and its s,uccessor, the Kansas His torical Quarterly. Library has vol. 1 (11875) to present. Each volume indexed, with a cumulative index for the years 1875-1930. ' Official State Atlas of Kansas. (Philadelphia: L. H. Everts & Co.), 1887. 30o-plates; very good for showing townships. (in Reference Office). RYDJORD, John. Kansas Place-Names. 1972 (Also eire.). SOCOLOFSKY, Homer E. Historical Atlas of Kansas. maps, but none very detailed. TABOR, Milton. This Day ~ Kansas History. 1972. A wide variety of Collection of newspaper clippings. United States Bicgraohical Dictionary, Kansas Volume. 1879. Detailed blugraphical and genealogical sketches of prominent Kansans of that time. ~ ~'.~~,~J Only a few of the general histories are listed; for others, consult the entries in the Library's card catalog. The additional material which could be co~sulted -105- �, -, .i&,'r- f - -" :.f includes collections of Territorial and early State laws, the Library's clipping files, and books on more specialized aspects of State history, such as individual towns, beoks on the Old West, and so forth. Please ask the Reference Department staff for help in locating materials. Materials on Local History, a Selection: , CAW..rELL, E. F. l Souvenir History of Lawrence. 1898. Exceptionally wellillustrated panorama of Lawrence clubs, businesses and homeS. ~ History of Lawrence. CORDLEY, Richard. CRAFTON, Allen. Free State Fortress. 1954. 1895 (also circ.).History to 1865. (also circ.). DANIELS, Goldie Piper. Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Ks. 1976. (Also circ.). Many names listed. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, Betty \.Jashingtcn Chapter, Lawrence, Ks. Family History Index. 2 vols" 1976. Lineage records of 600 Douglas County women who have joined the local chapter. DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SCCIETY. Douglas County Historic Building Survey. (also circ.). Very well-illustrated. 1977. DOUGLAS CCUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Record of Rural Cemeteries. 2 vols., 1942-6. Tombstone inscriptions or-all rural cemeteries in the 'county; indexed. Does not include Lawrence proper or Eudora qr Baldwin. DeuglasCounty Plat Book and Atlas. Library has editions of 1902 and 1940. --Property owners shown. Eudora Co~~~~ity Heritage . •• GLEED, Charles S., 1976. (also circ.). I The Kansas Hemorial--A Report of the Old Settlers' Meeting-Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas:-September 15th and 16th, 1879. 1880. ,ed~ LAi'ffiENCE DAILY JOURNAL WORLD. Lawrence Today and Yesterday. 1913. Issued on the 50th Anniversary of the Quantrill raid. Well-illustrated. LEWIS, Ji~~ie L. Bismarck Grove 1878-1900. 1968. l-tIDDLETON, Kenneth A. Industrial History of ! Midwestern Town. Lawrence-Industries file at the Library~ 1941 (fi~ed in , NORTH LA\fflENCE CITY ASSOCIATION. PARKER, Martlu.J. et ale Portrait -/', ::. :--.: "" :::,~.'­ . ~ ~;"'-'" t, ~ Soil Early HiStory of North Lawrence. E! ~ Souls. 1930. I 1976 (also circ.). Clinton Lake area. Biographical Record ,of Leavenworth, Douglas and Frar,klin Counties, Kansas. 1899.---Genealogical sketches~--- ROWE, Elfriede Fisoher. Wonderful Old LaT,Trence. .. -106- 1971 • (also Cl.'r c.,. ) \ �UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. MUSE:JH OF ART. Nineteenth Century Houses in 1968. (also circ.). ~ More specialized items include: AMES, William P. , Highlights of Haskell Institute. GOODNIGHT, Lizzie. , , '{ Negroes of Lawrence. 1903. ' GRIFFIN, Clifford S. t, ' Lawr~nce. TAFT, Robert. The University of Kansas--~History. The Years on Mount Oread. 1974 (also circ.). 1955 (also circ.). Persons interested in local histor,y might also wish to consult the old 'citv directories for Lawrence. The Library has the following editions: 1860/1, 1866, 1871, 1875/6, 1879, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1890/91, 1893/94, 1896, 1898, 1900/01, 1902/3, 1905, 1907, 1908/9, 1911, 1913/4, 1915, 1917, 1:919, 1923, 1925/6, 1927/8, 1929/30; (Note: none published 1931-1960); 1961, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1969, 1970, and 1972 to present. Note that the city directories for 1890 and 1893 also con~ain listings of rural residents of Douglas County. The Library also has local' phone books for 1916, 1933, 1936, and 1941 to the present. ' The Librar,y at present (March 1978) has the Lawrence Journal \'!or1d on ;'microfilm from 1946 to the present, but it has on order the years 1911-1946. It is the Library's goal to acquire all Lawrence papers, but for now patrons must go to the University of Kansas Library. Census microfilm includes only the Federal census of 1860, 1870 and I1880 for Douglas County. I At this point it should be mentioned that the Documents Librar,y ~t the Uni versi ty of Ka.'"1sas lias just oc:mp1.eted a most useful collection of Census microfilms. The Documents Library now has a complete set of the U. S. Federal ,Censuses of 1860, 1870 and 1880 for Kansas. In addition to the Federal C\e~sus, 'the State of Kansas took its own census (with the same data as the Federal, in the listing of each individual, age, etc.) from 1865 to 1925. These State censuses are ver,y va1uab1e~,particular1y for the years 1885 and 1895 (owing to the loss of the 1890 Federal census). The Documents Library at the University of Kansas now has a complete set for the entire State of this state census for the following years: 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, and 1915. (The 1925 Census is available only at the State Historical Society in Topeka). The Doc~~ents Library is located in the basement of Watson Library and its normal hours are: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m~ on Saturday, and Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. University vacation schedules affect thes,e times, however. Out-of-state readers of this quarterly might be interested to know that the Documents Library will lend its State census rolls on inter-1ibrar,y loan. Requests must come from another library on the official Inter-Library Loan forms and should be sent to: Inter-Library Loan Office, Watson Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence,1 Kansas, 66045. Loan period is for one week only. Please note that this applies only to the State of Kansas censuses. Patrons should borrow the Federal censuses through the nearest Federal Archives branch. Patrons interested in genealogy should also note that the local Deugh,ters of the American Revolution cfiapter and the Douglas County Genealogical Soc~ety have deposited their libraries at the Lawrence Public Librar,y. ' Finally, the Public Library now has telephone books for all U.S. cities over 53,000 in population and has compiled an index file of all smaller towns included in these books. These books contain 2/3 of the nation's population. Gene~logists can compile qui te c cmplete mailing lis ts using this c ollec tion. ! END. -107-:- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'.:"0 ,.; "'_.=-, ...:....,.-...:.1k~w::.'-·'-"'·":,,...:.,',,-~, ;,.;...:.,.........;........:.'''-'-'.,~~• .:..., - ~"""',>~'=-----=-.......;:;.:....-_ _ _ _ _ _ .. ~ ." ','';, t· �" i . - - - - -'----~ " / ~ Til PIOIIII , VOLUME I : NUMBER 4 JUNE 1978 ./ --.. ~ - -~ --r- . ------- ~--.....- .. Published Quarferly By: 'Douglas Countg Genealogical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE; KANSAS 66046-0664 •• I �<I',' TEE PIONEER .. .t. ~ Published Quarterly by: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 La,wence, Kansas, 66044 NO.4 JUNE 1978 VOL·. I CONTENTS PAGE -;- Installment Four of the Register of the Old Settlers I Meeting from The Kansas l-f.amorial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 109 By-LavIS of the Douglas County Genealogical Society • • • • • • • •• 129 Douglas County Genealogical Society l1embership List • • • • • • • • 132 ..• • • • ... • • ..... • • • • . . .... .. . .. Library Additions ••• • • • Queries • • • • ••.• • . .' . . . • • • • 134 135 �Continued from the last issue of ~ Pioneer •••• REGIST]:;R OF THE OLD SETTLERS t MEETTIlG Installment Four (from The Kansas Memorial: .a Rauort of the .Q1.d Settlers t Neeting Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas, Seutember 15th ~ 16th, 1879. by' Charles S. Gleed, Editor. Kansas City, 1880. \' Please note: the Register is not in alphabetical order. THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. NOlIIl, Piau OM DatI # Birtll. l' PflUl ~ Dail (1/ StJtlll1U7Jt.lpn.smt Rmamu "w .. n, 'L. B Ohi,i, Oct: 24, 11!3O. De So,o, Oct. 9, ll!IJ;j, .,-,-- ---. - _., D .. SnIO . .. wen. Miss EOlma ] '..l Ohio. March 9, ISSO. . De SOlO, March 1. 1m. De SOlO. ewett, A. W., Obio. vct. 22, 18l!8. De 5010. OCI. 9. 1865. De 5010. oDes Joseph W .• Parle Co .• Ind .• March 29. 11l62. Lawrence. O.a~e Co. one.: . D .• Briton. Milfield, Lampeler, Wale., March 23, 1&14. Bala, Riley Co., Feb. 26. 1871. Osage Cily. l""leson. Nellie. Kan." •• D .. cemb .. r 13,1863. Lawrence. Dec 13,lll6a. Lawrence. lon .... J. L. Enfield, Mo. •••• December 4,1831. KaJlwaka. March. 1851. Kanwak:1. Johnson, Jno. P., Pocahont:u, Ill., Dec. 6. 1821. Highl:1nd, July 25. Il:!.i~. 1 Highl:1nd. John.on, A. D • New York. AU~UIl25,18of6. Lawrence,July I. urn. L:1wrence. lobanon, r. W , Weslmorland Co .. P:1., Nov. 2'1, lKl7 Lawrence, Feb. 22. 1Il7'2. Lawrence. OhnSlOn, Mary L., Mc~linnyille, Tenn , Oct. 4. 1821. Lawrence, Feb. 22. 1!;~2. Lawrence. enkios, Wm. Hall, Philadelphia, P ... , Dec. :n, IIfZ!\ Lawrence, Feb. :!S, 1808. Topeka. eokios, Mr•• Anna W., Kiddcrmio.ler, Eogland, January ~ li!31l. L:lwrence, Feb 26. I~f.x. I '·opeka. JenoUlg., Ch"rles, Bourbon Co., Ky., July 9, 11I~,5. Allen Co , Nov. III, l!l5tl. Dougl~. Co. ohDSOn, 1. W., Missouri, leM. Lawrence, lan., 1~61. Lawrence. ardon, William, Poland, Maine, M'lrch 14, 11111. Lawrence. 1-10 ... 15 lliS5. Topeka. ohnson, H. H., Yale. COU"IY, N. Y., Aug 2,1, I~UI. Lecomplon, June, 18S7. [,awrence. ones, End.leY,.Howard coun,y, Ind ,June LU. 1!I44 Leavenworth Co., OCI 24. lilli/I, Lawrence. jones, H. W., i'lorth Carolin~, Seplember 30, IH21l. Leavenworth Co" July -I, 1<1;1:1. Lawrence. Johnson, H. W .• Bath, New york, January 5, l/!OW. FOri Scott, June 1, IM67. I Kinsley. Ohnlon, J. J., Elmir~. Ne:v York, ~tarch 29, ~84Il. For. SCOtl, June I, I~'>;. '1 ~al!na. _. ,bnson, W. H., Corning, New Vork. Feb., IS.~. ForI SCOII, June I, 11>57. Saltna. '., ohnlon, W. Foo AmiIY, Penn.ylyania, Nov. l3,ISll. Auburn. Aug 15, 18ii4. Silver Lnke; oftnsan, Jane, No .." Scotia, June, 1m. Topeb, Sepl 15,1&11. ISilver I.ake. one., Gel). V., 51. Calharene •. Canada, July 7, 11I~2. Lawrence. Au~. Zi, l~jO. O.age Cily. ackson, J. W., New Lead<, Md., OClober I}. 1!!24 Topeka, Nov. 1~U5. ' O ... ~e City. ""ob.,:;. P., Shane,ville, Tuscarawas coun.y, Ohio, ' JaDuary 14, 11>37. 'I.awrence. ""Ite. A. D • Dec'",!r counly, Indiana, July 10, 1829. Eureka. Mar. I~ 1!!~9. " L.nrrence . ..cke, M... M. E., Millersburg, Oh.o, Noy. 2:1. 11l'2!l Eureka, Mar. I~, 1m. 1'20. 1859'1 Lawrence. ones, Lucinda, Cocke counly, Tenn., Feb. 25, 1S2i. Ualuwin City, Dougl ... Co., Mar. ohnlon. P. F. 'Doll~l:1S Co. acob., 1. H. Poland, February IS, lb'29. ' Eudora, Nov. 20, 1857. Lawrence. acobs, E. A ,Clinlon counly, New York, Aug.,l~l, Lawrence, April H, 1!!65. Clinton. acobs.l., Clinlon counly, J,\ew York. July, 18-t0. Lawrence, Nov. 6, 1!!60. Twin Mound. ones, R. 0 , Kansas. October 8, 1851. Lawrence. OClober 1!, 1~7. Willow Spriul..... ohn.on, A. 5., July 11, 11':12. " lohnson Co., July II, 11!:l:l l'opck". 3ckson W. H., llhooil,luly 8, 1!I55. Douglas Co , July lI, IS1'J. one•• Fred R , Loudon, England, October 10, 1853. Topeka, Noy. :.1. 1lf75 Topek ... ones, S. R., Harlan coun.y, K.y., Dec 29, 1!!27. Hickory Poinl, Jefferson Co., ' Oc •. 1, 1&H. Jefferson Co JaDes, Carrie, Brown county, Ohio, Dec.~, 1842. Lawr .. nce, r.lay 14, l!lClS. \V akarusa, Dou~las Co. Jones, Maltie S., Brown cnunlY, Ohio. June UI, 1852; Lawrence, Nov. 2'.l, 1868. Vtnlanu. nOt'J~';;t~ Co. , John •• D. G., Monr~omery counly, Ky , Aug. 14, I~O. Topek". ones, Morgan, W:ale •. G B., Seplember 4.11119. Douglu Co" June lU, I85/!. Uougl ... Co. ones. E. L l.Fay .. ueville, Pa ,August 17, 1!I35. Lawrence, March 21.1&)1.' J..3V1rcnce. enkin., P. r-., Ne ... York. OClober 4, I8;U. Il...wrcnce, :\1ay 15, III~\J. Lawreuce. enkins... W. 5., Z.. nelyil!e. Ohio, Apnl la. 1834. ,l.e"venworrh, Apr. 10,1851. Kans.'U Cily, :'/0. one., KcbecclI, St. ~OUIS, 1\(0., luly fI, IW7. 'Clinl"n, June Iii, IHUI. one_. Sarah, 51 .. Lou,", :'>1 o. 'lulY ~, IliIJ7. ',clinlon. June I.!,. 11'111 I. Joergen, J" Baltimore. Md., une .14, 1851, ropeka. AU!r. I", lSU7. Leavenworth. Jane., Mn.on, Vermonl. Ill.. eptember 2, J!S-I!l. Brown Co. Au!:. 5 11l69. L"wrence. Jones, David G z.Brecon, Wale., IJecember 1U, 1833. Topeka, Mar. a 1m. ohnson. Annie M., Milsopri, OClober 17. 18-tb Jefferson Co., :Au~. S. 1855. Topeka. acob_, Mrs J. H., PrUSSIa, AUIUSC 7, J848. 'h:udorll, :\/3rch, 111111. Lnwrence. ones, L. hI., Oxford; New York 1.0\\VfCI1CC, 1M6. J.:1\Yrencc. emison, Alice M., 'l'renlon, N. J., Febru:1ry a.lSll5. Lawrcnce, ~'eu. 6, 11177. L:1wrence. obnson, E. G., Sweden, 11!'<2. Vinland,lS6S. Vinland. obn.on,. C. q:,o Sweden, June 17, 18!l2. l,a,.rence,. Aug. 10. 11!~5. Lawrence. Ohnson, H, n., Wayne county, Ohio, June 21, 1835. Allen Co., ~/3rch la; 111;0. Lecompton. ollnlon, Su..... G., Macon cOllnty, [II., Aug. U. 11:I:19. Allen Co .• ~/3rch la. 1~7!'. Lecomplon. ohn.on, In •. H., C..I. coun'y, bllch., Noy. 21; 11l4S. L,,,vrence, Aprill5, usn. Lawrence. Jewett.. E. L., JeWerlOa COUDty, Obio, May 8, 1821. LeziD&"on, Johnsoa Co., March . 1, 1878. De Soto. ones, 1. W., Rockville, Indiana, April:!T, 1Sj5. Independenc!'1 Ku., Mar. 29, 1!163 Lawrence. udd, :8yron, Oli., Mass., August, 1311121. Wyandotte, .!'Iov 10,1851. Wy"ndotle. ohnson.l II;, Pennsylvania, Al?ril6, IItJ!. Lawrence, NOT.' 12, 111M. Oltawa. ame., \,;. \,;., Cass cnunl)', MiCh., Feb. 2O.1l!46. Lawrence, Jan. 21, 181\9. .L"wreDce ohnstoDe, C. c:.!lI10u41 PleasaDl, January 22, 1!15O. Lawrence, May 14, 1879. Lawrence. JaInes, M. M., P ymoulh, ConD'.l.April 8, 1829. Lawrence, April 15, 1851. Joyner, J. M,. Sumner counlY, ·unn., July 12, 1S.9. Topeka, April 7, l!l7l1 Topeka. I I j ~ l I l j l I J j J c,. j -lO9- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL Name, Place and Dale of Birtn. Piau and Dale of Sttt,emml·lpresent Ruidenu J--o-h-c-so-n--L-o-u-is-e-M-.-.-N-.-p-I-e-s-.-N-.-Y-.•-0-c"i·o-:b-e-r-:"17=-.-1"':8ti'..I:-·...,....-I Jones Robert M .• Cincinnati. Ohio. july 15. 1850. Jones' A. J .• Bloomington. Octob.r. 2.'1. 1858. lacks~n. Walt.r. Leavenworth. April 27. 1865. Jaquith. ~1". H. Vermont Johnson. Mrs. A .• Topeka; March 9. 1857. Johnston. 1:. A .• Gu.rnsey. Ohio. July 31.1854. ones. Wilham England •.F.bruary 6.1827. ulian. G.o. W., C.nt.rvdl •• Ind,ana. May 5. 1817. one. Edward. Bala. N. Wale •• Nov.mber 26.1817. ohns~n Jenni. J.. Napl.s. New York. July·25. 11l57. Junk.rn;ann. Juhus, Prussia. Nov.mb.r 14. ISU. jaqu.s, Will F., Gen.seo, Ill., March 2-&. 1855. L. ~ Johnson Benjamin F .. ·North East.Eri. Co ,April 5,'21 John.on: M:.ry M .• Mayville. N. Y .• October 21. 1828.' nkins Mrs. A. M., Andover. N H .• May 2. IH2:l. amison. R. G .• Milford C.nter• .ohio. July 10. 1K'.!5. amison. Serena C • Urbana. Oh,o. March 11. lit.!!!. . ..n, Cordelia. Mercer county. Pa •• April 27. ISiJO. Kellam. C. C. Irasburgh. Vt .• lIIarch 17, 183n. K.llogg Josiah. Palniyra, N.w York'lanuary 8.183t. K.nn.dY. L.vina S .• Brown county. 11 .JuneI6. 1837 King. Larry,.D.lawar., July 7, 18311. . K:ltzenst.in, L .• Leav.nworth, March 15. 1883. Kelly, J. A., \Vashington county, Va . .- Nov. 19. 1823. Keys, M.-] .• Valley Farm. Iowa. June 3.1862: Kuncli Alfred C., Wabauns.e. F.bruary 20,1868. Kreise; john. N.w York City, May 21. 185-1. Kelehe~. foe A .• Baltimor., September 12. 11'59. Knight, Wm. M .• Indiana. Nov.mb.r 28. ISU. Karr. E. A., Bartholom.w county, Ind .• May 16, 1846. tl Karr. H. J .• N.w B.rlin. Wi. ,April 12, 1842. Lawren·ce. Nov. 1867. Lawrence. Aug. 25. 1858. Dougla. Co .• Oct. 25. 1858. . Lawrence. Echo City. Milford. April. 186S. Milford. Topeka. Topeka. Lawr.nc •. Irvington, Ind. Willow Springs. Top.ka. Oct. 13.1870 Douglas Co .• April. 1855. Lawr.nc •• Oct. 2;1. 1854. Dougla. Co. Wichita. Nov. 10.1878. Pleasant Prairie, Graham Co AprilS. Hr,9. Lawrence. Nov. 12,1864. Lawrenc •• Nov. 12.1tiM. Lawrenc •• Oct 1855. Lawr.nce. May 28. IR72. Lawr.nce. May 18. IH7·l. Cedar Point, Vec. IH7S. Topeka. Nov. 2, 18511. Leavenworth, Oct. 11. HI5". Doniphan Co. Oct. 10.1851. L.avenworth. lIIarch 3, 1865. --March 10. IS6a. Kanwaka. Nov. 9. 1885. Delphos. 1876.. Alma. April 6. 18511. . Lawrence. March 20. 1876. Lawrenc •• Aug. 19. IB69. Lawrenc •• April 16, 1878. Miami. !\Io .• March I, 1858. Top.ka. Ottawa. Ottawa. Lawrence. Lawrence'. Lawrence. Chas. Co. Topeka. . L.avenworth Highland . . Leavenworth. Douglas Co. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Kingman. Kingman Co. Miami Co., July 11, 1860. Kingman. F. H., New York City; March 31. lSSIl. Kenn·.dy. B.Il •• W.karnsa, May 21. 1862. Kimball. Warr.n. Ma ••.• Dec. 2. I1l30. .' Knight. J. L.e, Indiana,Jul y 6. IIl37. Knight. M. A .• Indiana. anuary 28, 1839. Knight, S. L .• Indiana. August ~5. 1~!!.I. Kllight. F. L .• Iown.. n.cember 4. IH(j.~. Knight. M. L .• Kan .... r.by 15. 1~72. Knillh •• M. G .• Kansas. July 23. 18N. Kuhn, E. N .• Annapolis, ~Indian~, April ~J 1842. Kennedy, T. H .• Brown Co., .Oh,o. Oct _a,IH33. Kennedy.W. Il .• Brown county. Ohio. Oct. 111.1822. Knight, Elizab •• h. Rockford. Ind , Feb. 19. 1831.· KUnCkl'jOS.Ph A., Chicago. III .• Feb. 0, 1&<;9. Kunkel, erom •. Penllsylvania. March ll. 1827. Knight • . A., Vandurbnrg Co .• Ind., June 19.1852. K.nnedy •. Ella A .. Kansas, February 2!. 1800. Kenn.dy. O.car. Illinois. August. ~'1. 1855. K.'!n.dy. Laura. Kansa'! A.pril6, 1~7. Kle,nhaus, Mrs. A. J., Vlrg,·.,a. Apfll28. IIla·l. K.nn.dy.O. p ... Brown county. Uhio. April 15. I~S-I. • Koons. W. H .• Hndley, Uhio. January I. 18(jij. Knight, J. C., Top.ka Band. . Knapp. Dora M •• Coxsacki •• N. Y .• Dec 1l.1856. Kimball, G.o .• !\Iasonville. N. H .• !\lay 30. IHI7. Kimball. Mary A .• Coun.y Caven. Ireland. Oct. 13. '32 Kimball. Cora L : Lawrence. Kas., Jan. 2M,18II;. Kr.yhill. J E .• Penn .• January O. 182'J. Keen, A. fi., Platte county, .Mo., February 7, 1~45. Kimball, ~1.r5. Adeline A' New IpSWich, N. H" October 2U. 1831. Kennedr, Mrs. Eugen., Michigall. D.c. 29. 1852. Kennedy. L. J • Brown county. Ohio. Sep •. 21, 1835. Kennedy,: Amanda E., Indianapolis. Ind .• Nov. 22. '4.1. K.nnedy,- Wm. I.. May 21, 183'~. K.nnedy. I.., March 1!I. 18'..!'J. K.nn-cdy. ~.~X. Kansas. August 2/j, 1863. K.nnedy, Effie, Kansas, july 14 1871 K.nnedy, Mr•. E., Ohio. May 19. 1829. . K.ez.I.J. C .• Limestone. 1'.nn .• F.b. 14, 1857. Katz.nst.in. A., Germany. October 2:l. I/j;JI. Kelch.r. David, N.w York, Augu"t 20. 11l5O. K.lso, C. Z .• IndIana. June 29.185!a. Kessl.r. Micha.I, York· county. Pa .• S.pt. 25,183-1. K~ys, M. J., Linn county. Iowa. Jun.;J, 1862. Kend.rdine, Fanni., Iowa, Jun. 1. 1&12 Kimball, Sam·l. Mason Villag .... N. H., Aug. 27.1827. K.ssle':!. Michel. York county. 1"'a" S.pt. 25. 1!I34. K.lly, 1"'eter, Altoona, Pa .• Jun. It!. 1840. Kerr. James M., Dayton. Ohio, July 13~"18H. • Koons. Mada, FIDdl.y. Ohio. January ~. 1864. Kretzinger. Lue E., Pennsyluania, February 7, 1847. Kingen. L}'dia M., Pennsylvania. F.bruary 16. 1847. Kenn.dy. Eugen •• lIIinois, March 21. 1850. Kimball. Frank, Mason ViIlag •• N. H .• Jan. 0, 1824. Keeper. Abraham, Luz.rn. county. Pa.• Feb. 9, 1869. Knight, Mrs. Mary, Ky , S.pt.mber 1. 18'18. . Knight, Luti., Evansvill •• Ind .. Nov. 23. 18&1. Knight. Eunice. EV:lnsville. Ind., Dec. 22. 18fiO. Knight. Mary K. Evansville, Ind .• Sept. 5. ISM. K.nn.dy, Eva, Lawr.nce; Aug. 17. 18U!' Kingman. Samuel A .. Washington. lIIass .• Jun.26 1818. Kingman, Mrs. M. W , Catawissa, Pa .• May H 1822. Kingman. Lucy D., Smithland Ky .• January 8.' Klodt, John N .• Brooklyn. Long Island. IB~:_ .... Kingman. Kingman Co. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawr.nce. March 13. IH77. Lawrence. May 21. U!1i2. De'Soto, May I. ISS6. Topeka. April 18. I Has. Topeka, Aug ..1. IBUH. Topel,a. Topeka. Topeka. Top.ka. Lawrence, Oct 'n, ]076. Wakaru.a. May 10. 1855. Wakarusa. May 10. 1!lii5. Tonganoxie. Oct. 10, 1804. Lawrence. Sept. I. 1870. Jefi"ef5on Co. July. 18.i6. Lawrence. Apflll:!. 18i9. Douglas Co. Douglas Co .• Oct. 3;1855. Douglas Co. JetT~rson Co • Oct. 21.l. 1855. Wakarusa, May 20. IH.').~. Lawrenc •• April 7, 1871. Topeka. Kan. Topeka. Top.ka. Topeka. Topeka. Topeka. . Fr:l.nklin, Kansas. Wakarusa. Lawrence. Lawrence. Rising 'Sun Farm. Lawr.ence. Wakarusa: Grantvill •. \Vakarusa • Lawrence. Ottawa. April. 1870. Lawr.nc •• April 15, 1865. Lawrence, April 15. 1865. Lawr.nc •• Jan. 28,1867. Leavenworth. May I, 1870. Leavenworth. (854. Ol\awatomie. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. . Leavenworth Co. Leavenworth. I Law.. nc •• M>rch 24. 1855. Douglas Co .• Dec. 18, IIW9. Wakarusa. May 1,1855. Wakarusa. April 15, 1855. Near Lawr.nce. Oct. 12. ISM. Near Lawrenc •• Oct. 12. 1l:!55. Wakarusa. Aug. 28. 1863. Wakarusa, July H,1B7l. Wakarusa. May 5. 1855. Ottawa. May 3.18i5. New York, I!!1iO. Franklin, March 11, 1857. Lawrence, Nov. 17~.18r,o. Russell Co .• Aug. l:4, 1872. Junction City. 1876. Topeka, 1874. Lawr.nc •• Oct. 9. lRi).l. R u5s.11 Co .• Aug. 24. 1872. Reno Station, June 25, 1809. :'Iontgom.ry Co., 18Kanwnka. July 2. 1858. Lawr.nce. S.pt. 5, 1877. Lawr.nce. june 25. 185.5. Lawre.nce, ::;cpt. 11:!57. Lawrence. April lB. 1879. Lawrence, April 16. 11>'70. Lawrence. AprillU. 11!70. Lawr.nce. April 12. I:.7U. Lawrence, Aug. 17.1801. Brown Co •• April ~'7. 1857. Brown Co .• April 27, 11l57. Brown Co .• April 'P. 1~7. ~tchisonJ IMti9. -110- Lawrence. Douglas Ce.>. Near Lawrence. N ear Lawrence. Wakarusa .. Wakarusa. Wakarusa. Ottawa. L:lwrencc. Lawrence. Lawrence. Russell Co. Lawrence. Topeka. Lawrence. Bunker Hill. Douglas Co. Douglas. Winfield.Cowl.y C. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. La.wrence. La.wrence. Shawne. Co. Shawnee Co. Shawn.e Co. I I �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Piau and Date oj Sdllemml.1 Present RuiJma Name, Plaee and Dale of Birth. ______ ~------~--------I Wakaru.", Doug las Co. \Vakarusa, Dougl:l'i Co. Wakarusa, Dough,. Co. Wakarusa, Dougla. Co. Wakarusa. Wakarusa, Douglas Kastenbader, Anna. Douglas county, Jan. 26, 1865. _ [1861. Co. Black Jack, Douglas Co., Juue 24, Black Jack, DOll!:Kennedy, D. G., Butler, Pa., May 14; J821. . las Co. Wakarusa. K~nnedy", Margaret, Adams, county. 0., Oct, 27, 1800. Wakarusa, Oct. 1~, 181'>5. Shawn.cCo., March 19,1856. Shawnee Co. Kistler, u. W., Cass county, Ind., May 10. 1~33. Lawrence, April 1872. Lawrence. Knitle, Albert, P.nnsylvanla, January 19.1849. Topeka, March 2U, 1857. Topeka. Kellam, E. P., Vermont, February 28,l&'l2. Lawrence. Kennedy, .Frankl Lawrence, May 16, J862. Shawnee Co , 1t!56. Topeka. L.indsey, H. C •• owa City, 1844. Lockwood, Mrs. J. T., Danville, Ky , March 15, 1~. Leavenworth City, Dec. 11, 1857. Lawrence. Lawrence, Il:170. . Lecompt~n. Lake, B. F., Jackson, Ohio, Februry 14, 1!124. Lecompton,lll5O. Leavenworth Co., Leamer l .Wm., Pennsylv~nia, September 8. 1S'.!6. Kanwaka,. Aug. 1, 1850. Kan. (.eon~ra, Mr.s. A. H' I Ene county, N. V., May 16.1825. Baldwin City. LoveJOY, Juha L., Lebanon, N. H .• March 9, .1t11:!. Manhattan, May tl, '1855. Little E . ..,., Newark •. Ohio. D.cemb.r H. Jli58. Olathe, ~!:ly 6, 18(jO. Abilene.. Lemon. W. T., Michigan, February 16, 1l!3a. Humboldt. Oct. G, 1&';7. Longfellow, Charles, Machias, Maine, 1I1ay 28, IS12. Wakarusa, Dec. 2'J. 1:!66. tI871. Lawr.nce. Lest 7r, E:, Dark countYI Ohio. March 2'J, 1842. Ridgeway, Osage Co., Aug. 16, Ridgeway. I.ewls, 1I1,ss M.. Harvara; N. Y. Lawrencee, Allg. l,l!Si9. Lecompton. Lea,ner, E. B.tLecompton, Kansa<, May IS, IIl62. Lccomlton, May Ill, 18U2. l.oper, T. L., rD', Kansas, July 31 18UO. Troy, uly aI, 1800. TrDY· Lawrence. Lindn.r, T. G., Germ.ny, Feb. 23,1833. Lyon 0, Jan. IIlU2. Loesch, M., Baden, Germany, May 2,1831. Lawrence. Jan. 4, 1857. Lawrence, Kan. Lindley, Alfred, Orange county, Ind., Jan. 29,1822. DOllglas Co., Oct. 17, 18GH. Lindley. Joe. Orange county. Ind., Nov. 11, 11l49. Douglas Co., Oct. 28 18tiH. Wyandotte. Lane, V. J., Wa,hington county. Pa., Jan. 7,1628. Quindaro. March 6,1857. Leonard, C; C., France. Topeka, 18;;.'). L3mbe ... L. 1., St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 18. 1850. Lawreuce, lIIarch 4. 1806. [5. 1857. Lawrence. \Va~aru~a, March '27. IHfi7. Kastenbader, ~liz"betll, Center county, Po., May 1:l, Wakarusa, March ZT. 1857. 1830. Kast.nbad.r, D. N., St.ph.nson county. Ill., April 14, Wakarusa, ~1arch 27, 1857. 184!1. Kast.n bad.r, ROle, Steph.nson county, Ill., June 6, Wakarusa, March ZT, 1857. 1852. Kastenbadcr, A" Unioi. ~oun'y. l'a ,Au\; 17, UUM. I Leonard. Henry U., London, England, Jail 20,1S.:!:!. Long. H. C. Zanesfield, Ohto), July ai, 1~24. Long, Martha !l1.. Circleville. Ohio; May 18, 1833. Lovejoy,!. R .Manhattan, Kansas, Sept. J7,l855. Prrlll'ic City, DouJ.:tas Co., April Ernporia. Wyandotte, Aug. 7. 174:1. ·Wyandntte. Wyandu<te, Sept. 7, 1852. Manhatt.n, Sept. 17, 1865. Kallsa, l,;ity,. Mo. Coal Creek, DotlS' las Co. 1st white chilli Lorn ill Man. Longfellnw, M. E., Loudon county, Va., Jan. 17, 1849. Lawrence, Jan. 12, 186l. Linell, D. W., Beaver county, Penn., June 29,183!1. Coffey Co , ~Iarch 28, 1859. Lamb, C. W., Ohio, M;uch 27, lll5O. Detroit. Nov. 1. IS!iS. Lamb, John E Orange county. N. Y .• Nov. 16. 1!!48. JIIlIclion City. Oct. :12.1866. Lowe, klizab.th, Granger county, Tenn., Mar. ~'O,l~:!o. l •• comptoll, Oct. 10, ltiUl. Loug. T. E., Miami, COURLY, OhiO. August 18. 1858. I Douglas Co .. March HI I!SG9. Leam.er, Kate K., Sreamer" Kt.ystonc ·' l\larch II), 1856., Lecompton, t Leamer, C. 'V., Lecompton, July 2,1000. JHly. lXf\u. Leconlplon, Juiy 2, IHOO. Limbocker:i N., Monroe cDunty, N. V:, Dec 22, 1830. Pottawatomie Co., April 9, 1859. Linton, Eli fl. Penn. June 15, 1844. Tonganoxie Dec. 9, J866. Leigh, Mrs. R., Juniaca, P.nn.! Oct. 7, 1839. Highland, Feb. 10, 1859. Lyman, Will., Kentucky. January 6, 18.'31. Lawrence, 1ll65. Lynde. Edward, Saybrook, Conn .• Oct. 16. 1820. JdTerson Co., Nov 1,185.5 L~g~rque.t, L. A., Armstrong, Pa OCI. 22, 18-12. . Near Lawrence, July ~,IM64. Lud!ngton, George W., Syracuse, aro. Y., Mny 10. 1832. Topeka, May, lilb7. LudIngton.!. Sate E., Burhngton, Vt., Feb 9,ll!:l1l. Topeka. Lyon. A. l,;. Lawrence, March II, 1857 L 7c.ompte, Samuel D , Md.,. Dec. 13. 1814. Leavenworth Co .• Dec 11, 1:!66 Llvrngston, C. C., Sharon, t'a., Oct. 28. 1865. Topeka, Maya. 1873. Louland. L. J., Rutland, Vt., Feb. 3, 1814. Lynch, John C., 1814. Leavenwortb Co., 1861. Leiby, Nancy, Holly. Pennsylvania. Lawrence. LeIby, Lily G .. Kan.as. Lawrence. Lowe, Allen, Kentucky, April 21, HU6. Auburn, June, 1859. La .... Mary E., Pennsylvania, March 29, 1817.. Topeka, June, 1859. Lyon, 1. H., Bulf.lo, N. Y., June 71..1841. Leavenworth. Aug. J857. Lewis, Ree. Jones, Breckenshire, I>ngland, Aug. 24, 1831. Bourbon Co., May 80, 1861. Lig~tcilp, S. B., Greensburg, Pa., Oct. 7, 1842. Wamego, May 1 1870. L!'dlngton. R. W., Holyoke, Mass .. Sept. 1.1827. Lawr.nce, March 20,1857. LIncoln, Eben, P. LOUisville, Ky .• Dec. 6, 1852~ L!ncoln. Merwin C. B.ncock coun'r 111., Jan. 1, 1856. Lmcoln, Geo. E., Hancock cOllnty. II., July 7; 1857. Lyon.L. D., Illinois, March 16, 1843. l.awrence, Jan. 24,181l8. Leonard, A. R., Vermon., Nov. 2M. 1828. Kanwaka, Aug. lU, Its69. Lescher, George M. Kansas. S.ptember 28, 1862. Shawn.e and O.age. Lew, Samuel, Kentucky, 1857. Lawrence, June, 1864. LeWIS, P. B., Parke coullty. Indiana, Nov. 7, 184M. Lawrence, Nov. 6,1885. Lindner Wm. Chicago, June 20, 1861. Council Grove, March ll, 1863. Love. A l exander, N. V., 'November 25, 18a5. . Lawrence, April~, 1858. Lo .. e, Imogen P., Virginia. August 23 1854. Lecompton. Oct. 15, 11l50. Long, Edward.z. Columbus, 0., Februa~y ZT 1851. Marion Co. . L?we. P. G' I \,;oos county, N. H .• Sept. 29.1828. Ft. Leavenworth, Dec. 26,1849. LI,!coln, Anurew J., Putney, Vt, March 10, U1l5. Lawrenc., May 10. 1877. LeIS, Wm.J ..!.New York, JanuarY!h 1847. Lawrence, March 4,1856. Lane,. S. J., uaiena,·l1l., June 20, 1~. Quindaro, March 6. 1857. Lunk!ns, J. W., Chest.r, S. C., May 23, 1827. Lawrence, April 13, 185~. Lunkms, Mrs. 1. W., ChestertS. C .• Oct. 15,1886. Lawr.nce, April, 1856. Lonl, Anna t;;., Marietta. ancast.r county Pa. r !.'jovember 14,1829. ' , Iowa Point, April 12, 1848. tot. hattan. Lawrence. Detroit. 1.awrencc. Lecompton. Lawrence. Lecompton. I L~colllplvn. Manhattan. Tonganoxie. Highland. Lawrence. Kansa. Cily. Lawrence. Topeka. Topeka. Lawrence. Leavenworth (;'". Topeka. Clyde, Kan. Leavenworth. Topeka. Topeka. Leavenworth. Westport, Mo. Wamego. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence .. J.awrence. Tonganoxie. Topek:i~ Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lecompton. Leavenworth. Lawrence. Lawrence. Wyandotte. Lawrence. Lawrence. J{ mile south of Highland. Lalnb, Ella, Illinois, April 12, 186.5. Douglas Co., 1857. L:ofgren, F: T~.odore. Malmo., Sweden, Dec. 11, 1838. Franklin Co .• July, 1!169. L,tchfie d, Ahce L:, ~awrence, March 61 1859. Lawrenc., March 6,1859. Laws!'n, Jame., IlhnolS, September !I. 1857. Lawrence, March 19, lM62. LoveJOY, H. F., New York. F~bruary 26.1851. Topeka, Sel't. 17 1877 Topeka. Lov.less, M., Illinois, December IS, 1859. ~entralia. Leona.rd, F. H. ' . Seneca, Kan .• Mav 1. 180.5. -111- Lawrence. Lawrence. .:: �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL, Namt, Flacia"d Dolt 0/ IF/au 1I11d Dalt Birlh. 0/ Sttl/mltl1l. Frt.renl Rnidmrt Li,ch.r. Augusta W .• Kentucky. S.pt. I~. 18&!. ~h"wu.e Co.; Ap;il i7. 1S55. '1'ol'e~a. Lische •• T. H .• Penn.ylvania. :'Iarch IS. IM:!,J. Shawnee Co .• March H. lli.'i7. Topeka. Laurence, Annie ~f • Hc:nderson, 111., June HI, 1862. Lawrence, Sept.-Lawrence. Longf.llow. Mary C., Augusta. Maine. April ~!i. 1816. W~karusa. Oct. 20. 1~57. La.wr.nce. Lamb. C. A .• Elbrid\:. Tp .• N. Y., Feb. la. IS~6. Clinton. Nov. 2.;, l~t)7 Chuton. Lapham W. W Illinois March 7 Itl:l!l. Lawrence. Aug 15 1878. Lawrenc •. Lake, ~(asgic \Y .• Ohio,' Novemb~r :!u, 183'l. Lawrencc~ April, IJ)70. Lawrellce. Lewis, ~l. D., lnulana, ~Iay 4, 1S5.:J. I.awrence, N.ov. Ititi5. OO\lSI~\S C~. Loy.joy, 1. R .• ~lanhattan, Kas., Sept. 17.1855. Manhattan. Sept. 17. !.f;S5. Daldwln.Clty. Lundy,!' S., New Jersey. August IS, 1810. \VY!l~dol~c, Nov,.. ;863. Lawrenl;c. L.onard. Sophia. London, Eng .• April I. 1818. Pra .... City, April i), 1&57. Lawrc~ce. Leonard. Anna. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Morch 12 l1i52. Lea.enw?rth. Ap"J 14. 186.'\. Emporia. Leonard, Bernard Enniskill.n, Ir.land. Dec. 25, H1l3. Pra .... City, April il, IIIS7. Lawr.nc •. Langdon. J. W. Crystal Lak., III .• July I~. 11l51;. W"hington, March 15: 187'.!. Washlnston. Low •• A. k .. ~{onroe county, T.nn .• hb. 11.1/;;10. Lecompton, Oct 10, I~GI. L.compton Lin.s Chas. B .• N.w Hav.n. Conn., March 12, 1307. Wabauns~e May I, ISM. Wab.unsee. Lansdown; LB .• FI.ming county. Ky .• March 24. '53. Lawrence. Aug. 18, 18.'\6 Lawr.nc •. Ladd. Miss Annie H • Frankhn Co .• 0., Aug. 14. 1815. Wyandotte, July al. IH~~. Wyandott •. Leonard. George, Prairie City, June Q, 1850. Lawrence. June 0, lSSti. Lawrence. Lynch. Mary. Lawrence. Lowe. P. G .• Coos county. N. H .• Sept: 28.1828. Leavenworth City. 0., Ft. Leavenworth .. Dec. 25, IH4D. Lone'. H.nry C .• Banesfield. Montgomery county. Wyandotte, City. Aug. 7.1843. Wyandott •. July 31. 1S24. Wyandutte. Wyandotte City, Sept. 7. 1SS2. Long. Martha M .• Circlevill •• Ohio, May 18. 183;1. Lawrence. Lawrenc., May 11. 18114. Lyman. Cordie Osc.ola. Mo .• June 23. 1854. Lyman, Zuez, Lawrence Kansas, January 15. 1879. Lyman, U. G., A!lhtauula. Ohio, May 2, lH5l. Gc:neva. Allen Co .. ~I!pc. 12, lRoo. Lawrcllcc. Lugcnbccl, Cbarle.s \V. f Ross county. 0., ~1arch 20, 1840. (t'out Illlics b:ast or Lawrence, 0 ... ,. 11, 1879. East or Lawr.. c •• Lewis. P. M.• Delawar.., Indiana, February 20. 1l141. Linn Co .• Nov. 7, ISS7. Lecompton. L.wis. W. S .• Malone, N. Y .• Ianuary 19. Lawrence; Nay. 1872. Lawrence. I I.ewis. G.orge A •• Malone, N. Y .• October 2. ILawrence, :--lov .• 1~7\!. Lewis, Emma A" ~falonci N. V, September 18, 18f14. Lawrence, Nov.,.lS7~. Lccompt, Eugene D., C.lmbridge, ~lc..1 .• H:H.5. Leavenworth, Dec. 1,18&(. L.compt, ~lrs Eug.ne D',.l New Bedford, Mas •.• 1850. Manhattan. ~Iarch, 1857. Leis, G<org. N.w York, ~.brunry, 18. 1842. Lawrence, Feb. 19, 1&').';. Lovejoy, C. H.. H.bron, N. Ii., October II, 1811. t¥bnhauan. ~Iarch II. 18.15. Lee. Mrs. G. W .• Maine. March 20. 18~. Manhattnn, April, 1&55. L.vy: Ab. L .• N.w York City. ~larch 23, 18G~~ Lawr.nce, ~~ay I. loGS; LOY.Joy, C. H .. llanhattan, S.pt.mber 17,1850. Coal Creek, Sept. 17. 1S5.'i. I..alog., C. F .• Franc., May 31. 1!l3U. Chase Co .• F.b. 15. 1859. Lawrenc •. Lawrence. Lawrence. Baldwin. Manhattan. La·wrence. Coal Creek. C.dar POint. Chase Co. Lawson. Mrs. E. J .. Massachusetts, July 3. 1~5. Lawrence, F.b. IS09. I.awson. John, Low.lI. M~ss., August 2U. 18m. Lawrenc •• Oct. 2. ISBU. Lawrence. Love, AI.xander. S.ymour, Ind .• April 10, 1~45. L.av.nworth Co., ~Inr. 13, 18118. LO:H, John \V., MU'!Ikingum c Illnty, 0., July 15,1816. Leavenworth Co., Oct. 28, IMr,... Wamego, Kan. I.oar, Lucinda. Gillia county, Ohio, March 3, 1828. Leavenwurth Co., Oct U, 1854. Lawrence Lynch. John C. Leavenworth. --.1861. L.avenworth. Livingston. C. C .• M.rc.r COunty. Pa., Oct. 28. ISSO. Top.ka. ~hy 3, IS~3. ·Ligg.tt. J. ~l.. Brown county, Ohio, Dec. ZT, 1!l'25. IFort Scott. July 24.1858. Johnson Co. Lamasney. Jame •• <;Igd.nsburg. N. Y., July lId8~2. ,Olath •• April 10. IJGO.· Olathe.' L.gate, Iyory H .• Edinburg, lad., Aug. 21,1&",. ,Olalhe. Fob. 7. IS,O. Olath •. Lamorean. Geo. 'V., \Viscolisin, lSI;o. ~Iound City, - - , tSng. Kans<l:i City. Lamorenn, D. R .• Scohari., November 10,1829. Linn Co .• Nov. 12, 18U~. Mound City. I",ru •• Mrs. Sarah J.• Conn.cticut, Nov. 20.1850. Franklin. June 15. 1~'I1. BalJwin City. Lee, John. Lawrence, November 12, l~.· Lawrence. Noy. 12, lS5M. Lawrence. L.mmon. AIl.n B. Fre.port. Ohio, August·21. 1!I47. Winfield, ~farch 11. lS71. Winfi.lJ. Lawson, Emmer R., Illinois, February 8 1803 Lawrence, :..tar. 19,1Sti2. Lawrence. Lapham. S .• Cumberland county. Me., F.b. 28,1832. Coal Creek. Douglas Co .• Nov. Coal Cr.ek. Doug, 10,1li.'i1. Ins Co. Little. E. C .• Newark. Ohio. D.c.mb.r 14. I~. Ol"h •• Mal' 5. 1~66. Abil.ne. Laws, Emma, Malone t N. Y., (o'cbruary 13, Uio2. Lawrence, Dec. la, HfT2. Lawrence. Leonard, G. F'9 Praine City, June 9, lH·'19. Lawrence, :\Iar. ~3, lotiO. Lawrence. 'Legare, James F., Leominster, Mass., Nov. 23,1829. Lawrence, July 5,18.1).4. Leavenworth •. Lawson, Sarah E., November 16, 11).14. Lawrence,·-L.vy, Chas .• G.rmany. August Il. IS28. Low«nce. May I, 1865. North Lawr.nc •• Leeper, Allen, ~hio, August ~4, lR.'lO. Paola, Jan. 2:1, 1&57. Lawrence:. Leep.r, Vinna. ladiana. January 21.1833. Poola, Jan. 2:1. 1&57. Lawrence. Leeper, Vid:ttia S., Kentucky, August 6, 1858. Lawrence, Aug. 10, 1878. Top.ka. Leeper. C. G .• Franc •. D.cemb.r 10, 1&53. Paola. Jan. 23. lli.'i7. Top.ka. ~ootiComery, P. D., Genesee county, !\C. Y, Nov. 29, 1881. C.dar Point. Oct. - . 11>'73. C.dar Point. MorgrLn, A. P .• Framingham, M:tu., Feb. 17, una. Lawrence, Nov. 1, ls"l).L Lawrence. Martin. William. B.dford county. Pa.l. May I, I~OI. Lawr.nc., April ;;. IS'I5. Lawrence:. ~Iill.r, W C. McLean county. Ill .• uct. 3,11130. Lawr.nce. F.b. 2G, 1869. Law:enr.e. ~Iich .. el, Wm. H .• Hardy, W. Va., Jan. 5.1843. Douglas Co., Nov. 21l. 1871. Marion Tp. Marckle. Wm. D., Pr.bl. county, 0., Aug. 26. 18-18. Douglas Co .. Mar. 2~. 1&:;9. Willow Springs. ~I.s.rbey. E. C .• Halow.lI. M •.• March 4, 18m. Lawrence. F.b. 15. 1877. Lawrence. Murray. Lue.tta. Ohio. July 15, 1860. nil: Sprin~., _ _ • I~U2 \Vamego. M:Lnn, Nannic E., Dclaw:lrc, 0., August 15, IHflO. Le:l,venwurth, May ~U, um. Leaven wordl. Morg:tn. Ellen, Johnson county, December 7, 1~9. M~rblc, Orin C .• Sturgis. Mich , March 5. IMI8. Lawrence. Mar. II. 18G7. Mitchell, Mrs S. D., Ottawa. Ill .• April ~9, IM38. Osage City June 18 IM70 Osage Co. \Iurphy J. H , Paris. Edgar county. III ,July 12, I!!-IS. Tecums.h.·!\1"y ~tl. '1&5~.· Tecumseh. Moore, Alonzo \V" Penn.,June 29 1815 Topeka, Ocr. W, lti5-l. Top.ka. Mann,]. A .. Montgom.r~ county. Pa .• Nov. 7. 18:l8. Gr ... hopp.r Falls, ~13y 9, 1858. ctrerson Co. { .awrcnce. Morns, W. F .• Ill.. !lIar _~, llQj. Lawr.nce JUII.·\ I~H ~(oodYI H. C., Peoria, 11.. l\l:\rch 23, lX5G. " . Moor., Dr. John 5 .• Wou'wich, Eng .• ~1ay 19. 1855. Lawrence. S.pt.22, IS71. Lawrence. ~laxson. P. B .• Hopkinton, R. r.. July, 20. IS2S. Fr.mo_nt Tp .• Lyon Co .• May a'IFr.mOlnt Tp .• Lyon !llaxson, :llrs. Mary S, Courtland county. N. Y .• Dec 18aH. Co. 11, l~~n. Fr.mont Tp., Lyon Co .• D.c. - , Fr.mont Tp. Lyon ~litch.lI, D. T .• Kentucky. April 8. 183'2. lti51i. Co.' Dou~las Co., April 2. lR55. Law rence. ~oiI5, Mrs. Martha, Center county, Pa .• Jiln. 9, U:~:!l. :-'1 a n11:ttt:Ln , M:ty I, 1~1)'\. ~flnh':lltan ~lacy, E. G .• Pr.ble county. 0 . Octob.r 13. 1!!17. Ne~r Bloomington, OCt. 2'.!, ]854: !'lear Bloo~ington. ~1 .. ker, Mrs. P .• N. Y ,Jllly 2U. 1311. . I..!lwrence, - Lawrence. !\le1.ndry, H.nry L .• V.rmont. ~'.b. 7. 1~60. LIOn Co., June I!J. IS07. Lawr.nce. ~Iatn.y. Julia. Octob.r 23 1~32. Richland, April 15, 1~;;7. Richland. ~L.. well. Jos.ph. Greenvill •. March 11, 17!J5. I.awrence, May :lU, lS5X. Lawrence. :\lart.in, Georg.«; \V., IfolidaY5bur~. ,Pa ,June :W 18.11. ~l.rtln. !<ofrs. (.eorge \V., CoJumbl:lua county Ohio L.compton •. Mar. -, 1S,,)7. Topeka. March. IlI45. • , POltaw:uOlnle Co., !,Iar. -.1857.I1'ooek~. I f -112- �THE KANSAS MElJ.IORIAL. I Nam~, PIau and Dat~ of Birth. Piau and Date of Seltlemmt.\Pnunt'Rtsiritnrt M~ore, G. W. H., Rus~el1 count)', Va., luly 17,18'24. lefferson Co., April 20. 1859~ .... ~hller, A., North Carolina, Sept. 17, IB:!?'. Lawrence, Sept. 25, 1859. ·Le;'~~·':;~orth Co. Mca..J, Mrs. Etta, Bo~tou. !\1:\!'s.• Dec. H, 1~. ~loor.e, H:u-ry J ., Camden\ N. J., Sept. 25, IJj5U. MartIn, Plerr~, France. Ju y, 4, 1!l22. . ManhaU ..lU, June 11. l~jU. r-.·tanhattan. Douglas Co., May.25, It«lO. Paola, Sept 1,11!56 Johnson, Sept. - , 11157. kansas, Aug. 28, 1861. Hamlin, Mar -ll867. Lawrence, July II, 11!7U. Lawrence. Lawrence, Aug. 6, I1!70. Leavenworth, May 9, IJj.'iII. Douglas Co., July, 1867. Dougla. Co., May. 1l!b'9. Miami Mission, July'U,II!54. Lawrence, Feb. 6, 11!7l1. Lawrence, Feb. 6, 1878. Wakarusa Tp , Mar. 14, 1811. Wakarusa Tp., Mar. 14, 1871. Lawrence. Mar. 8, 1879. Russell, Russell Co., Mar.: 25, 1875. Ottawa Creek, Franklin Co., Aug. I, I~. . Lawrence. Leavenworth. Scranton·. Me:,el, A., Germa"y, F.ebruary U. 1~. Mnltland, A. W., Readln!:, Pa., Dec. 211, IR5-1. North Lawrence. Wichita. Leavenworth, _ _ , 1i!fi8. I.awrence. Sept. 1U, Ism). Mann, CynthIa, Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 9, 1863. Martin, Leon R., Topeka, May 9, 1864. Moore, Maggie Lecomliton Sept. 11, 1862. Moore, 1\1. A., Evansvi Ie, ind., Dec. I, IJj52, Moore, Susie Lawrence, Dec. 15, l!J66. Moore, Nelli~, August 17.1871. Menger Christian A., Saxony, March, 1~. Morgan: Ellis,lohnson county, Dec. 7,1858. Miller, AI.ina St., Michigan, Dec. 3, 1~il9. Morgan, M .... W. A., Elkhart, Ind., March 16, 1&'). Murphy, Mary, Indiana, September 16, 1855. Murphy, Eliza, Kansas, August 28, 1861. . Morrill, E. N., Maine, February 12, Ib34. Moore, Hught.S:0unty Down, Ireland, Oct. 14,1804. Miller, Lloyd w., Miller, Hancock county, 0., March lIl, 1868. Marshall,1. R., Pin,burg, Pa., Nov. 18,1889. Marshall, T; L., Indiana county, Pa., July 17, 1840. ·Marshall. MarKaret. Belfast, Ireland, Nov. 15, 1&12. Moore, Ely, New York City, Dec. 7,1834. Massey, C. C." La!!alle county, 111., Aug~st 2, 1842. Massey, E.' J:~ Manon connty, Ind., April 2!!, 1847. Manwaring, nenry, Kent, Eng. ·Feb. 2!!, IIl3!l Manwaring; Esther, Brighton, Eng., Feb. I, 1845. Markley, O. M., Wabash county Ind .. Aug. 4,1854. !'thles,Dessie C., Ridgely, Mo., Sept. 17, 1859. , Moore, Wm., North Carolina, July 25, 1806. Moore,}. C .• Park county, Ind., July 12, IIH2. Lawrence" ~hy 10, li:!lil. Lawrence. Cedar Point, Chase Co., Kan5a5, Aug. 15,1854. Cedar Point. Near Lawrence, - - , ]868. Lawrence. Topeka, - Topeka. Lawrence, - - , 1866. Lawrence. Western Mo .• - - , 18.')6. Lawrence. Lawrence. Dec. 15. 1800. Lawrence. Lawrence, Aug 17,11!71. Lawrence. Leavenworth, - - , 11!M. Lawrence. Ottawa Creek, Aug. 1,1854. Franklin Lawrence. Lawrence. Hiawatha. Lawrence. Scranton. Lawrence. Lawrence; Russell, Kan. 0't~~a, Frankli .. Co., Norwood, Franklin Co. Franklin, Douglas Co., Oct. 10, . 1856. Douglas Co. Montfort, F. P., Warren county, Ohio, May II, 1816. Highland, Doniphan Co., June 2!!, 1856.' North Topeka. Mull, G. W. Penn., September 19, 1819. Lawrence, April-, 1867.' Lawrence .. Miller, W. It., Hamilton county, Ohio, May 10, 1!!27. Illinois, - - 1870. Lawrence. Miller, A. R., Glasgow, Scotland, August 29,1827. Johnson Co., July I, 1869 lohnson Co. Morse, Charley, Topeka, August 19, 1869. . Shawnee Co., AU$:. 19. 1868. 'I.·o~e!<a •. Marshall, W. N., Po. .. June 00,1850 Douglas Co., Apnl19, 1857. Prame CIty. Mason. L. P., Penn field, N. Y., April 12, 1833. Lawrence.l July lfi, IH66. I.awrence. Morrice. Chris, Henry county, Ind., 186:.1. 'Franklin ~o,' 11!76. Douglas Co. Milner, Frank E., Erie, Pa., January 14, 1~53. lola, Oct. 22, 1857. North Lawrence. lIlador, J. D., Jackson county, MO.,'Oecember25,II!f8. Douglas Co., Feb 24,1862. Lawrence. Monlgomerl' Jess. S., Ireland, April2B, 1844. Lawrence, March 25 1877. Lawrence. Mendenhal , C. F., Lewisville, Ind., December 9,1115-1. Shawnee, Johnson Co , April 1, . . 1~55.· Lawrence. Moah.l. E, Lawrence, Kan., February 26,1856. _ _ _ -1868. Lawrence. lItarckfe, Mrs. M T., St. Geneva Co., Mo., Dec. 16, 1824 Near Siegle, April 7; 1864. Near Siegle. Meairs, Wm., Butler Co., Ohio, March 3,1829. Blanton Bridg~, Doug. Co., Apr. . 7,11!56. Blanton B ri d g., Douglas Co. Miller, William, Chester county, S. C., Aug. 7, 1841. Lawrence, May 6, 11158. Lawrence. Marshall, T. B., Topeka bend. Mitchell. W. P., Leavenworth. May 21. 1857. Leavenworth', May lll, 1857. Williamston. Miller, John S. Ru.h county, Ind., March I, 1850. Leavenworth Co., Jan. - 11110. Leavenworth. Miller, A. P., Hamilton county, Ind., July 17, 1846. Douglas Co. Dec -, HI,6. Douglas Co. Mull, Geo., Iowa. July 14, IHoo. Douglas Co., - - - , IIIUll. Lawrence. ModlR, lohn E. Korsta, Hopta, Sweden, Nov. 4, 1856. Lawrence, Jan 14, 186'9. Lawrence. Mason, Myron, Robinson, Lawrence, May 9, l!rn. Lawrence 'May 9, Il!7l. Lawrence. Marple, E., Ohio, October 1l!2U. Shawnee (:o'1.AprilI9, 1856. Shawnee Co. Monelle, Newton H., Burling.me, Nov. 24, 11!60. Burlingame, ~ov. 24, 18tic1. Burlingame. Maynard, F. A., Wellsboro, Pa. Osawatomic;t May -, li:!lil. Maynard, H. S., Well.boro, Po. , March 3. 18M. Randolph, vct. -,1865. Randolph. Moyes, May, Lawrence, December 18, 1801. I.awrence, Dec. 18, 1!l61. I.awrence. AfarvlD, Mina 10:., Warren, Ohio, September 2a, 1860 Lawrence, Dec. 21, 1814. Lawrence. Miller, A. G., Kentucky, October 17 18:l3. Topeka, May 4, IH57. Topeka. MIII.r, M ... A. ~., IndIana, Oct. 2, f 833; . T~pe~a ,May 4,1857. Topeka. Malt, A. P., IndIana, January 14 1831;. ~ltaml Co ,March 15 1857. Lawrence. Millard, Mr •. F. 0 , St. Charles, Ill., October 26,11152. Mound City - - -, i869. Lawrence. Malhias, Mrs. William G., Columbus, 0., Apr.20,l836. Leavenworth, May 1,1857. Leavenworth. l\l~re, y .. Boston, Mass., October I. !~lU. Crnwford County, March 3, 1870. Lawrence. M!lIs, VlfglRl!" St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. d, 1115:.1. Leavenworth, __ Leavenworth: ~t~lIs, Catherme. Schuyler county, N. V .. Oct. 17, Uf.ltf. Fort Leavenworth, _ _ 1852. Leavcnw·orrh. MItchell, M. P., Leaven~orth, :'1ay 21,1!la7. Lea~enworth, May 21, 1857. Myers, M. F ... Marc.h,IH:!!). Marlon, Douglas Co .. _ -,1857. Murray,.M. V., OhIO, October 22,1859. Lawrence, - - _, 1~61. Lawrence.' M?ore, Itelen L. . Decatur, Ill. MIller, Mrs. E., 01110, March 15, 1844. .' Minmi Co • Sept 3, 1860. Lawrence. Mau.er, S. J., Harvard, III., October 11, llAAI. McHenry Co., 111., Lawrence. Mackey, Tho •. 1., Lewis county, Ky., Oct. 23, 1881. a. w.., Moore, Milton R., Madison Co., Ind., Sept. '1:1, 1846. Bloomington, Dougl ... Co., NOV., M'I M M F . 8, 18.">8.. Topeka • nerl, rI• • ariaret, t. CovIngton, N. Y., March Cof.chique, Allen Co. Nov. 23 • l ... 1825. . I&'>7 ' .. N h L J::''ielleJr, Rehv. lohn Adam, German Y May 24, 1836. Baldwin' City Nov 1M IIl/J() B:awin 'ci:;nc•. . I es, osep ,l>eDnsylvanla,'jan 19. i 83'J. ,Lawrence J':n 22 1876 . II h' ~or~, IHc, Dearborn couni,' Ind., Feb. 22, Uilli. IBourbon Co , Mar~h 20:1&,>7. 11:~~~~~;h~t. ~I:~ks~~' M~~Hn,ge~':a~nyy, u'ily~S'I~ LLenvenworth, Oc., -,1857. Leavenworth. ,M h ffi -"1 a a e. . D ., F" , Y..", ayette c.ou!'ty, OhIO, Apnl 25, 18tO. eavcnworth. Oct. - 1~6. Le:avenworth Olalhe. Johnson Co., Oct. 15, 11157. Olathe. -113- . �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL; Nanu, Place at,d DaI~ of BiTth. Place and Date !\larch. George:·Ohio; ~'eb. ~ Iij2~. _.. Matney. Charles. Taswell cOllnty. Va. Feb. 1.1829. Mitchell, D. H .. Indiana. May 29. 11!3O. Mobelv, R. D .• Graves county. Ky .• June 24.1833. Murch. A. B., Essex county. N. V • March 4, Id24. Miller, Mary G., Ohio. September 16. 1!!32. Marshall. Jennie. Topeka, Jan. 13, 1861. Morris. Goo. W .• Port Republic. Va., Feb. 28, IS23. MasoD. J. H., Ireland, April:.'O, ItI37. Mann, C.• Indiana, Jan. 3. Maine. M. P., New'York, May 10, 1843. of Settlement. I-.;;-";'reo"e, Oct. 25, 11173. Richland. Aug. 17, 1t!5-1. Leavenworth CO J. May 29. 185-l. Reeder. Solomon valley. May 20, 1850. . Franklin Tp., Ottawa Co , Sept. 15, 11171. Shawnee Co., April 17, It!6G. Topek~, Jail. 13, ISlil. • Douglas Co., May :l!l, 18.,7. Present ResideNt Lawrence. Richland. Williamotown. l\linneapolos. Fount Tp., Ottawa Co. Tecumseh. Topeka. Douglas Co. Lawrence. -- -Richland. Shawnee Co., Aug. I, 1874. Shawnee Co. Lecompton. March, 1857. Lecompton. Martin./. S., Blair county, Pa., August 2,1852. Douglas County. Clinton, Kanus. Mason, . N., Whiteside. 111., September 30,1857. Shawnee, Johnson· Co;. April I, Mendenhall, D. W., Indiana, June 21, It1t7. 1855. . Lawrence. Shawnee, Johnson Co., April 1. Mendenhall, S. E , Virginia', July 6, l832. 1850. Lawrence. Lawrence, Kansas. Mau2erj, S. J., Illinois, October 11,1860. Kansas City, Mo. Meek, 1,;. M .• Indiana, September 2t, 1824. Leavenwortli, Feb. - , 185t1. Merriman, Wm. Lynchburg. Va. Miller, Liz.ie J., New Paris, Ohio, January_21, 1861. Lawrence, Oct. 4. 1::Ii2. Mendenhall. 5 ·A., Nausemone Co., V .... Nov. 9, 1811 Shawnee Mission, Apr. 1,1854. Lawrence. Montgomery, Minnie M., Westfield, N. V. 'lan. 31,1861. I.awrence, Oct 1867. Lawrence. Mason. Ernest Gordon, Lawrence. Septem er It1. 11l73. Lawrence. Sept. IS. It17'J. Lawrence. Monroe. Frank H , Fairfield Co .• Conn., Apr. 22, lK32. Lawrence. May 5.1850. Lawrence. Miller, J. B .• Pennsylvania, May 28. 1828. Tecumseh. April :./7,1856. Tecumseh. Moore. J. C., Belvoir Kan., December 20,1843. Dloomington, Kan .• Nov. 5,1858. Belvoir, Kan. Miller. kobert H·.! Chester county, S. C., Dec. 6, 179iJ. Lawrence, Mny 6, 185tI. Lawrence. M.. son, A. L •• Dnouque, Iowa, February 22, It157 Paola. Kan., April IljtiO l.awrence. Mason, Dorcas, Westford. Ma.... December S, It126. Clinton, Doug!>s Co., Oct. U!IJ9. Clinton. Meeker, C. W •• Harrison, Ill •• Aug 3\, 1~8. White Cloud, May 10, 11I75. Lawrence. Myer. I. J., Ringgold county, Iowa, October 22,ISllti. Woodstock, Jeff. Co. Sep. 15.186\ Morgan, James, Putnam Co., Ind., October 17, 11!24. Jefferson County, April 15, U!56. Sarcoxie. Mendenhall, C., Shawnee Mtssion; Johnson Co .• Kan., Feb. H, 1850. Osawatomie, Sept 1. 185~. Lawrence. Meade, F. A •• Centervill-, Ind., January 15; 1859. Lawrence, December 22, 1869. Lawrence. Morg.n, O. A., N. V ,July 14, 1833. Lawrence. . Miller, Mrs. Ch"les H., Plaue Co.t.Mo., July 29,1845. Leavenworth, Co., May 1854. Le .. venworth. Mosher, Arch., Rutlano Co .• Vt ,Nov. 3, 1~11. Franklin Co., April H, 1857. Iprairie City. Myers, F. A., Licking Co., Ohio .• June 9,1840. Auburn, April a, 18(i!). Douglas Co. Martin, W. H .• Mercer Co., Ky., September 16, 1836. Douglas Co .• March la, 111til!. L:>.wrcnce. Morgan. H. H., Be,hel, Ohio, April 14. 18M. March 24. 11176. Lawrence. Mason. Ernest G., Laurence. September Ill, 1873. Lawrence, September 18, 1873. Lawrence. ~laine, Laura E., (;reen county, Wis., Nov. la, 1850. Sh~wnee Co., Nov 10. 18j4 Shawnee Co. M.ine. Laura E., Shawnee county, March 18,1t1711. Shawnee Co .. March 18. 187S. Shawnee Co . Lawrence, M3Y 5, 1855. Lawrence. . Monroe, Ed., Reeding, Conn., Nov. 11,18;1', Meade. Frank A" Indianapoli~, January 15, 1859. LawrenceA, December !!:it 18;0. Lawrence. M.rkley, S., Pat October 10, 1l!2l!. Dougl:>.s. 1,;0 , March 9, It-i!l. Lawrence .. Mitchell, S. A., tyler county, Va., J:tnuary 5,1838. Leavenworth, Dec. 15,185-1. Lawrence. Mays, Emily J .• HOlland, Vt., February 2, 1837. Lawrence, Apri 7, 1857. Lawrence. Miller. Chas. H •• Germany April 15, IS&! Leavenworth, June Hi.57. Leavenworth. Moore, ~. Miles. ~e~ york, Se~t 2.1tr~fJ. Le:tY~n\Vorthl une J:J, U~;)o1. Leavenworth. Moore, J..Jnna F., VarglOtaj ):J.n. :l:l, HHt.· Atclusou, Apn 2, l~tJ. Leavenworth. M:t~tin, R. G., Mercer Co .• Pa .• June 25,1837. Topeka, Kallsas, May 1855. 'l'upeka. MelOke. P. D., Hannover, lA83. Eudora, IRU7. (1873, Te". Morgan Jonathan F., N·ew London, N. H., April 3. ISIS. Lawreclle Kansas, Aug. 1,185-l. Deceased. Oct. IY, Morgan, Edward W • Holliston, Ma.... May ao. 1~2. Lawrence, K:tnsas. Nov. I, Il1-'i4. Osawatomie. Morgan. G. H., South Framingham, M.. ss., Feb. 27, 185:.l. . .. Lawrence, Nov. 1. It!5-I. La.wrence, Kan. Morga1'i1sd.onathan F., Jr., L .. wrence, Kas., Jan. 20, . Lawrence. . Morgan, Arina M., Lawrence. Kas , Nov. 25, It157. Lawrence, KaD. Marshall, D. A., Virginia, ~·eb. 10, 1842. Tetrerson Co .• May 20, 18i1. North l.awrence. Martin, Louis. Kentucky 1827. Lawrence, 1Stri'. Lawrence. Morse, D. L •• Bradford, Oct. 11, lira. Topeka April 12, 1857. Toveka. Myers, F. J., Pennsylvania. April 15, 1!l67.· Black Jack, DOllglas Co., April ... 12.11>"77. Black Jock. Pa., Matney, Solomon. Richland, Dec. 28, 1859. Morille, Z. M., Switzerbnd. March 21, 1l!27. Murphy, Emma Nilson, Upper Sandusky. June 25,1&5~. Mugler, Mrs. Anna, Germany. Jan. 19, 11l1l:1. • Morris, Ch:ules, Niles, ~tich., Jan. 'lS, 1850. Mason, Frank, New York. ItI25. Mendenhall, A. S., Indiana, March 26,1856. IIlil1ikan, I., Monroe Co., Ind .. Jan. 7, IS:.'7. JIIilIikan, E. L., JIIanchester, N. H., Dec. 5, 1830. . Merrit Francis, Canada, May 3, 18.'18 . lItaber y, Augustin Wm., jr .• London, England. Dee. 26, 1834. Maberly, lItrs. Ruth S, Ramsey, Hampshire, Eng. land, Oct. 3, 1835. . Morris, S..rah, Franklin Co., Ohio, March 16, It128. Morris. Alice. Frnnklin Co., Ohio, Jan 3, 18M. lIIitchell, C. B.~l\Ii .. mi Co., Ohio, April IS, It!49. Mitchell, Mrs. l!.mma C., Miami Co., Ohio, Jan. 20, r 1~4. Miller David, North Carolina. 1805. Miller, Susie I., Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 14, 1857. Mustard. M. E. Pittsburg, P ... , Nov. 6,18:18. Marks, A .. Bainburg Jan.6 IMH. Montgoon.ery, J M., jasper Co., Mo., Oct. 20. It1tkl. Moore. R. R •.l Farmtnjrton, OhIO, Feb. la. 1841. Moore, John U., Farnllngton, 0\"0, June 8, It15R. Marshan, S.·A., Boston, March:.!S, 11118. Miller, Ricliard, Indiana, Jan. 2, 1839. September, 18711. . ; Burlingam~, June I, 1855.' Wyandotte; Nov. 10.1&57. Burlingame, April, 18511. . Lawrence. 1875 .. Osawatomie, Jan. 1: lf55. Johnson Cou·nty, May 29, 11!57. Olathe, May 28. 1!I.\7. Lawrence.Oet.lH67. Big Spring.. Osage City. Wyandotte. l.awrence. Lawrence. Manhattan. Lawrence. Johnson Co. Olathe. . Lawrence . Blue Mound, May 25, 1855. Lawrence. Elldor .. , Tp .• Jan 11, 1878. Lecompton, l\!ay 20, I&S7. Lecompton, May 20, 1il57. Lawrence, March 25,1879. Lawrence. LecCJmpton Tp. Lecomptnn l'p. Lnwrence, March 25, 1879. Lawrence, 1860. Lawrence, Jail. 2, 11l70. Lnwrence, April 10, 1&59. Lawrence. Nov. aO. l!Sil!l. Douglas Coulltr' 1862. De SotO, Nov. • 1808. D. Soto, Nov. 1, IStil!. Leavenworth. May 9, 11156. ITwo miles west of Lawrence. _ June 12, 1854. -114- Lawrence. Lawrence. Kanwaka Tp. DeSoto. DeSoto. Leavenworth. . Le .. venworth Cu, �THE KANSAS lI1ElrIOIUAL. Na11le, Place and .Daie oj Birlh. Place and .Dale of .si'II1'lIlent.IPrts~nt Rm"dtnct 'M :-:-o:-r:-r:-is:-,~·R:;-.,-:M;;-.-:D~.-,";O:;hC-jr':;':-,-:A=-p::r::;j'l'15;;,~Ib'2~·;;t~.-.--.~-----.IL:-a~w-=-re~n:-c:-e:-,.,N<r::o~v.·-I, 1865 La wrence. Muzzy, E. C., Oxford, Mass., !Ifarch II, I~. . Lawrence, Nov. 4,1854. Lawrence. MannonII', E .. 0., Redford, NY., Nov. 7,I&!!!. Marvsville. Marshall Co., Oct. ~n, l&'i!) Winfield. Topeka. Martin, Nellon... Hudson, N V .• J~n. 31. 1815. Baillwin Ci.y, Oct 1807. Topeka. Mar'in, S. E., vreenvdle, Pa., hn. 18, 1826. Lawrence. Nov. 26. 1854. Martin; Maria M., Cincinnati, Ohio, July o. 1834. Topeka. May 7, 1856. Topeka. 1IIason, R. D., Portsmou.h, N. H. March I. 1817. Lawrence, Aug. 10.1868. McAllaster,C. A., Jeffenon Co.,N. V., Dec. 11,111·111. Marljue"e~McPhersonCo.,Aul!'. 25, 1117u. . . Lawrence. McAllaster, Mrs. C. A ,. De. Moines Co., Ia., Juna8, Lawrence. 1860. Lawrence, Oct. 30, 1872. McAlla"er,l. E.; St. Lawrellce Co., N. Y., Aug. 19, . Douglas Co.. 182!1. Lawrence, Oct 30, 1872. McAllaster, Laur", Little Valley, N. V., Dec 13,1836. Lawrence, Oct. 30, 1812. Douglas Co. McFarline, B. W., Bellville, Can ad". Maya, 11ltiO. I.awrence, 1 une 12. lS04. Lawrence. Lawrence . McCurdy, F. A., Maine, Jan. 22, 1852. Lawrence. nee. 15, unO. . McFarland, Haltle, Oskaroosa, Aug 17, 1861. Lawrence, - - - - - - . Lawrence. McFarland, C. W., Iowa, June I, 1856. a.k.loo,. - - -, 1857. Lawrence. McPherson,.'V. 0., Henry Co., la, July 25, 18-18. Woodstock, Jeffe ..on Co., Nov. Woodstock. za,1870. . McCarty, Win.' ~., Kentucky, Jan. 7,1841. I.inn, JUlie 21,1857. Lawrence. McOuiston, Will. Ohio, D.ec. 15; 1857. Lawrence Sept. 14. lR69. . Palmyra Tp., Doul!" Mc&inney, David R., Kentucky, March 27, 1856. Palmyra, Sep •• -, 1855. las Co. McPhaU, Vinnie,. Toronto, C"nada, July 24, 1855. Osage City. Osage Co:' June 20, 1879. McIntire, L. 0.). Wooster, 0., March 10, 1856. McCormick, J. l!;. Nova Scotia. Lawrence. McFarland"Iohn.. lndiana Co., Penn., July.12, 1t!82. Douglas Co .. Sept. 10, 1R54. McIntire, Susie• .t"ennsylvania, Aug. 'II, IH62. LawreDce, March -, 11!69. Lawrence. McCall, Moses, Green Co., 0., April 8, 1827. Lecompton. Lecompton, Sept. -, 1854, McFarland, Mrs. S. J., Ohio, Feb. ]2, 1833•. Oskaloosa, Sept, 15. 1857. Lawrence. ~tcKenney, E. j., Ohio, Sep. 15,1840. Clinton. Dougla. Co , March 4, 1/l.')5. Clinton. McFnrland, Thomas, Indian" Co., Pa., Sept. 26, 1s:l5. Franklin, Dougla. Co., Sept. 24, IS!,>! . Eudora. McLoughlin)., Topeka band. . McWhorten. A. H. Hebron, N. Y., Dec. IS, 18311. Lawrence. Lawrence, J"n. 14, 1869. McDonald. C. B., Fort Scott, Dec. 25, IMoo. Fort Scott. Fort. SCOIt, 'bec. 25, IM60. McFarland, J. N., Ohio. Dec. H, 1!!32. Oskaloosa, April 20, 1857. Lawrence. 1IlcGill, Alice, Olathe, Kas .• AUI{. 30. 1850. Lawlcnce. McCan, S. S , Dubu"ue, Iowa, Oct. 31, 1839. Fort SCOII, Nov. 15, 18511. Woodstock. McC"n, E. F., Malsville, Ky.,I"n. 1~,I~fll. Franklin, Aug. 15,1851 • Woodstock. . McFarland, W. G, Knw Valley. AprilS, 1l>65. K"w Valley. McFarland, N. ) , Fulton Co .• 111., April 11, ]838. Wakarusa, Dec. -, 185t. Parsons. McMillen, M., N. V , March 9. 1B34. Douglas Co., March 18, 1870. Marion Tp. McClees,· Nelson Oliver, Nov. 8.11!61. . Wichita, Jan. 14, 1870. L.awrence. :McCoy, Chas., May 14, 185li. '. Lawrence, - Vinland. McKinney, IJ~SC'. Otoe anll Omaha Missions, old· terri .. . . tory of NeLr.. ka, Sept. :l'J, 18·lU. lIerrevu8, Old, 1'er. • ~W. of Neh., McIntire, Jennie B., Pennsylvania, Dec. 30,1857. Lawrence, March 11,1869. McLaughlin, lames;. Indiana:. Jun~ 22,1851. Topeb, March 23, 18(;8. III cClurg, J. R., Oh,o, Oct. ~3, 1!l57. I Elijah, PennsylvaDia, June 26, 1831.!. !'rlcN ees, J. A , Butler Co., Pa., A pril19, It>tO. McMeekin, H. D., Nelso'n Co., Ky., Jan. 3, 1822.. McAliaster, O. W., Morristown, N. Y., jan. 11, 18:14. McAllaster, E. P., Indian Ter., June za,11146. McCabria, Meli.sa, Pennsylvania, Iul.r,22, 1853. McMeekin, Ben, Shelbyville, Ky., 1"-"0 McClure, N. B., Indiana, Feb. 12,1830. McDaniel, G., Valley Fall.. McConnell, J. F., N,agara, Ca~ada, Feb. 22,1860. McDonald. Chas., Pennsylv"n,a, May 3, 1815. McDonald, Mary J., Pennsylvanta, March, 1820. McKinn, Robert S., County Tyrone, Ireland April Ii, 181~. McCoy, J. C.; Indiana, Sept 28, 1811. McNees, D. E., Butler Co., Pa.J. March 10,1847. McCoach, John, Philadelphia, Ya., June 9, U!4I. Lawrence, April 11, 18[,8. I Edgerton, Johnson Co, Nov. a, 1876.' Lawrence. Fort Leavenworth, Oct. 6,1850. Topeka. Osawatomie. ~Iarch 1!l57.· Lawrence. Lawrence, Nov 2,IIiU2. Lawrence. Lawrence. Nov' 18,IH'O. . Leavenworth. Fort Leavenworth. - - -,1850. Topeka. Miami Co., May .. ,1857. Perry. Valley Falls, - Valley Falls. Lawrence, :\'1ay 7, IS~9. Topeka, Sep •. -, I~9. Topeka. Tvpeka, Sept. -. 1!l5\J. Topek". Lawrence, April 7, IM6.~. Various Place., Aug. 16, 1830. L::Lwrence. Johnson Co. Lawrence. Bloomington, Douglas Co., Apr. 22,IIS5lI. MC~uiston, John, Venango Co., Pa., May 5, 1827. Shawnee Co., June 14, II:!.'\tl. Mc uiston, Barbara, Crawford Co., Pa., Dec. 22, 18'2!l. Shnwnee Co , June 14, 1&50. Me uiston, H. R., CotTey Co., K"•. Aug. 27. 1868. . Mc ombs, Marion.t~enry_t:.o., Ind, Nuv.15,185:.!. Lawrence, Kan., Apr. 12,/870. McNees, Henry, UhlO, 22. Lawrence. - McGee, J. J., Center Co., Pa., April 9, 1!la6. Wakarusa, May 20,1855. McGee,. Olivia G.; Tazewell Co., Va., Jan. 14,1838. Wakarusa,. ~ept. -,1115-1. McGee, Jas. C., Douglas Co., Dec. 25,1858. \Vakarus3 r McGee, Clias. M., Douglas Co., Nov. 7, 1860. \Vakarusu, - - McGee, Birdilla, Douglas Co., Kas., Feb. 12, 11l61. Wakarusa. - - McGee, Carla, Douglas Co., Kas., Sept. IS, ISCJ2. McGee, John J., jr., Douglas Co., Kas .• March 24,lMtJ4. McGee. Gertrude, Douglas Co., Kat., March 12. 1866. McGee, Richard, Douglas Co., Kas, june 5, 1871; McGee, Albert E., Douglas Co , Kas., Aug. 27, 11173. Dou~las ITopeka. Larned, - - ~tcKee, McGee, Solon, Lawrence. Lawre.nce. Co .. Kas., Oct. 11, 11175. McGee, Oliver P., Douglas Co., Kas., April 26, 18711. -115- -- l..i1wrence. Shawnee Co. Shawnee Co, Shawnee Co. Wakarusa, Dougl.t:s Co. Wakarusa, Douglas Co. Wakarusa, Douglas Co, \Vakarus:l, Dotlgla) Co. Wakarusa, Douglas Co. \Vakarusa, D0\1g1a~ Co. \Vak:uustl. DOllglas Co; Wakarusa, t:o. Wakaru ..~, Co . . Wakarus", Co. Wakaru,", Co. Wakarusa, Co. Douglas Dougl.s Douglas Dougbs Douglas �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL, Nam~, PIau ul1d .D1l1~ 0/ Sirl._'h_'_ _ _ lplilU and Da/~ 0/ Setllell/ml. Pr~sml McGuire, lIf., Dark Co • q .. March a. 183.'1. McIlvain. Margaret, Washmgton Co., 0 .• Aug.1l.1~~3. McNees, H. S., Armstrong, Pa., Nov. 6, 1870. McCo)' Justus, Indiana. June 7. 1BSS. ~lcMiIllan. Mr<. L .. Arkansas, Feb. 5. 1~. McCoy. J. E, Circleville, Ohio, July 30, 1~0. Leavenworth Co .• M;~~ 5. HStiO. Lawrence. May 2·1, ll155. . Grantv,lIe. Kan .• May 13.1871. North I.awrence. Feb. -. I~05. Wakarusa Tp .• Douglas Co .• Apr. II. HIliU. McKee, n. W. Muscatine Co" Iowa. March 11, 1!!54 lola. Ka" .• - - -. 1~11. Norton. S. n.• Ma..achusetts. Aug I, 1~23. L,l.\vrence. May 21. 1!!5l!. Niles A. B., Williamsburg, Ma ••.• November 6,1858. Lawrenceburg. Cloud Co .• 1869. Nile.: F. A., Vermont, May 5. 1831). Fontana, Kansas. 18!!9., Newby. C. H •• Arcadia. Ind .• Ju1 24. 1861. Leavenwonh. Sept.• 2V, IH69. Newby, T~ F., Hamilton county, nd., August ~~,1848. Tonganoxle, Kansas. . 1 n,)., r..c~venw()rth, Ui72. Ohio! Nov. 5 1850. Nyc, S:UIl ...V .• Jl inoi", Vee ~,1&511. Newhall, S. M • Lincoln. Ma••.• July 20,1827. Lawrence, ~ov. 1. 1856. Nolan, N .. F .• Ireland, September 3, 1847. ,Lawrence, March 21. ISS7. Newlin, J.H .• Howard Co , lnd .. April 7. IllS:.!. Douglas Couuty, Nov. :!(). 18117. Naidley. An.lem. Ironton, Ohio, Jauuary 26. l!!dO. Fort Scott. J\pril l(), I~U!). NiHs. E. T .• Cattaraugus. June Ill, lS3a. Centro polis. March 25. 1!!57.· Neese. David. Ohio, MardI HI. 11l3:~. . Richland, June 0. l!li:.!. Noland. S. W.; Jackson county. Mo .• Sept. 20. 11150, Lawrence, Sept. 15. 1~77. Neisley. J. K .. Lancaster county. Pa., May 24. 1M24. Lawrence, April I. 1878. Neisley, L, n., Cumberland Co., Pa .• February 1l.11127.,Lawrencc, April 1. 1Mi!;. No)'e•• John N .•. Abington. Ma .... March 20. 1820. jLaWrence, OCt.'. 1~68. NiChOl,S. Cora. Branch Co •• Mich •• February 23,. 18ij2. Lawrence, March 4, IS73, Nelson. Topeka Rann. . .' . Neill, Nr.lson. I" I TOJlckn Jhllld.· . Nichols. R .• l{ushfor~. N. Y •• August ~i.I~7. !o/eals. P. D. K .• QUlnc),. III • OCt. 14, 10'l6. . Raitimce Lawrcnc-e. t~:~:~~:: Grantville. K •• Lawrence. Lawrence. Douglas Co, Uy<le. Cloud Co. Fontana. Lawrence. 'l\JII~~~~~~t; c7,~:\v. r.awn:ncc. Vinland. La.wrenct!. L:awrc:nce. Lawrence. Lawrence. Shawnee Co. Lawrence.· Lawrence. L"wrence. Lnwrence. Eudora. _~... Topeka.. Larned. Neill, Victor. Springfield. Ohio, Ma'y 6. 11!69. Lawrence. Sept. 12.1870. Lawrence. Nary, O. B, M .• Washington. Pa.. February 1. 1823 Leavenworth. Oct. 14,1866. Leavenworth. Nortonl Mrs. H. J.• Cooperstown, N. Y .• Uct. 10.11134. Atchison. Oct. 1.187::1. Topeka. Nac., William M •• Virginia. December 10. 18:.16. Lecompton. July 10. 1851. Lecompton, Nesbitt, Houstin. Ohio. Tune 23. 1846, Leavenworth. March 1.1864. Topeka. Norton. Willis. Ohio, July 22. 111~6. Topeka. August. 1871. Topeka. Newlia. M. U .• Ind,ana, Oct. ZT. 1823. Lawrence, November. 1866. Lawrence. Neal Albert. Penllsylvania. Aprtl24 1854. Garnett. April 15. 1856. Lawrence. Newby, Henry, Tackson Co. Ind., December ~8.18'16. Leavenworth Co .• Sept. 23,1869 Lawlenee.· Newby. Naomi, Wayne Co .• ind .• January 20. IM27. Leavenworth Co .• Sept. 23. 16GU. Lawrence. Newby. Elm., Indiana. December 28,1863. Lawrence. Northway. F. A •• Onondaga. N. Y .• August 23,11132. Lawrence. April 15. 1870. Neal. Henry. Clarion Co .• Pa.• November 20. 18:.'ll. Garnett, Anderson Co .• April 15. ITopeka. July 3, 18lJ5. Humuold" lIIay I. 1869. . 11156. Neal. Henry. Jefferson Co., Pa., Seftember 21. IB26. Nichols. F. P .• New Hampshire. Ju y 2.11J:,'2. Nichols. Mrs. A., N. Y., JUDe 18. 1840. Nei,ley. Bertie K .• Harrisburi. Pa .• June 30. Noeclcer, Mr•• J. C., Maryland, September 4.182V. Northruk, U. L., Valley Falls. Nyc, J. W .• Woodstock. CL August al. 182l!. . Nev,ne. R. H.~Rivervale. i nd .• August a. 11153. N'?rton. lohn. . .A., Ohio. April ;i!" 1844. Ohver. ~l. M • Ihno,s. Dec. 15. 11»7. Osmond. S. M .• Oxford, Pa. Osmond. H. S. \';orDwall. Vt. Osmond. R. M., Perry. Ill. Ogden'lohn H .• Lawrence. Ka•• Aug. 21. 18511. Owen. . E • Plainfield. Ind .• Aug. 11, 1843. Ole •• Maurice. Toledo. Ohio. JUlie 17, 1855. Oliver. J. J .• Philadelphia. Sept. 10. 181!6. Oswald. M.• SwitzerlaDd. Jan. B. 1~4. Oliv01'. J. B,. Philadelphia, Pa.• Aug 2S,183:.!. O·Brien. Mrs. J. E .• Illino,s, Oct. 6. 1!l38. Olney. E. Z .• Berkshire. Jan. 16. IBI6. OrtmaD.t, Fred, Prussia, Nov. 2tI,1032. Ophir. ::.ophereth, Warren. Pa .• Jan. 24.1834. Oliver. Thomas S • Pittsburg.... Pa .• Oct. 4,1841. Osburn. Samuel E .• Illinois, Uec. 25, 1l!57. Oure. Chas.. Prussia. Germany. July 10. 1821. Oli"er. Adam. England. Oct. 15.1813. Lawrence, Sept. 20, 1856 Highland. Doniphan Co .• March 1. 1859. Highland~ Doniphan Co .• March 1. 1B1iu. Lawrence, 1878. Lawrence. Kan .. Nov. 6. 18611. V alley ~·alls. 1!S55. . Leavenworth. April. 1!!56. Lawrence. May 5. 1866. Lawrence. Oct. 3. lSlllI. Lawrence. April -.1879. Lawrence. April -. IH79. Dougl", Co .• April 2. It179. Lawrence. Aug. 21 1856. Leavenworth Co., Sept. 25, 111~9. Emporia. -,- -, 1870. Osawkee, Aug. 25. 1857. Lawrence. March 28. IB~7. Ogaw kie. Jefferson Co.. March 13. 1856. . Topeka. --1879. Burlingame. March 23, 1857. Shawnee Co .• May 1857. Lecompton. March 21. 1857, Lawrence, Feb. 11. 1879. Eudora~ Douglas Co., May ~. 1870. Lawrence, May 21. 1860. Owen. N. W. Lu.erne Co. Pa .• Jaa. 8.1821. Kansas Bottom•. Nov. 3. 1869. Os;ee. L. H., Peoria, III .• 1827 Silver Lake, __ 1847. Ous. J. D .• Perry. N. Y •• May 26.1820. Topeka. Nov. 2. 1871. Os.mann. Justus, GermaDY. July_16, Ib'25. Douglas Co .• March 2H, 165l!. Oagel, John C. Ohio. June 2,li!56. Leavenworth, Kan .• -11lSd. O'Neil. I\f A .• Summerfield. Ohio, June IB, 1!!32. Black Jack. May 24 1860. O·Neil. Eleanor. Middle Lancaster. 1'a .• Oct. 205,1832. llIack Jack. May 18; 1861. Oberholt •• Lou. Ohio, April M, 1857. Lawrence, __ Ohver. Charle •• gnglan<l'lune 2H. 1!!28. . ,Lawrence. Feb. 0 1863. Osmand, R. M .• Jllinois, ~ ay 2, 1S50 Osawatomie, __'_ Owens. \Vm., jr., England. Aprill7. 1842. Marion, Douglas Co .• July 21, 1867. OweD •• Wm ...... Wale •• England. Nov. 19.1820. Marion. Douglas Co .• hly 21. Pienon. F. M., Bedford. Pa .• October 21.1820 •. 1867. Pamhan, Rachel A .. Fulton Co .• III., April 1. 1Mt.5, Pamhan, J. B .• England. January. 1842. Phillips. C. B.. Ohio. June. 1!!52. Petrie. A L .• Edinburg, Scotland May 11. ISH. Platts, Susie, Kanw ... ka, Kansas, February 21,1&\8, Pardee, John. IlIiuois, July 25,1811. Pierson. Jame. H .• New Castle. Ind .• April 4 11>'i4. Phenicie. W. C., Ohio, ~~cern"e!. IH! J~.~._ ' Kanwaka. April 7, 1855. Lawrence, - - , j85G, Leavenworth, --1858. Waterville, --lti70. BOItler Co .• July 4.1860. Kan waka. Feb: 21. 1&;B. Lawre"ce, May 8.1865. Lawrence.April 11. 1~55. Leavenworth. March IU. I&m. -116- Lawrence.,' ..' Counc,l Grove .. Council Grove. Lawrence;. . Valley Falls. Leavenworth. Oxford. Lawrence. Lawrence. Leavenworth Co. Topeka. North Lawrence .. Cottonwood Falls. Silver Lake. . Topeka. Silver Lake. Eureka. Topeka. Lawrence . . RuralTp . . Lawrence. Rudora. Lawrence. Lawren"ce. Silver Lake. Topeka. Lawrence. Leavenworth. Black J.ack. Lawrt:nce. Lawrence. Lawrence. . Richland. . Richland. <lied Nov. 20. I!!&!. Wakarusa. I.awrence. Lawrence. Waterville. EiDOra<lO. Ka.nwaka.. Lawrellce. L:t.wrence. I Lc:\vcnworth Co. i. �THE KANSAS l'rfEM01UAL. __==N.=am=4",'',-P._'liU_t___tl_D_a_t_t_of_,_B_irt_'lz_.___ Iplau and D'J/~ ~f &ltltlllmt.II'YtJ<'IlJ Pearc.:c~-G;Qrgc W., Providence, K L, ltS16. Penchard, J. 5., England, May 20, 1~. . Phillips, O[iver, Lllzerne CO" Pa, JUlie 21, 1816. Pike, J. A., Westboro, Mass., February, 19, 1813. Pike', Mary E., E ... t Douglas, M".... JUlie I, 11!:l3. Pike, j.ssle A., Lawrence, March ·1, IS0a. Pettengill. E. D., Terre Haute. 111(1., june 9,18:11. Propper, C. F., Yanktoll, Uak., February 9,1858. Phinney, Chas. H., lIenry Co., Iowa, Allg. ~>(), 11145. Peai.., O. A., Janesville, Ohio, Mny 31, ltiJ5. Rai,/met La.wrencc. Avril I, IMHS. LOlwre~ce. Lawrence, Jan. 2'J, ISti9. Lawrence. Lyon Co., ApriI2,1!l55. Lyon Co. Lawrence, October ~, 1854. Florellce. Lawrence, October II, 18&1. Florence. Lawrellec, M~rch '1, l~tJa, Florence. Lawrence,--. La",rellce. Lawrence, May 30,1868. Atchison. Woo.lstock, JetT. Co., No •. 20 IHOU. . Wuods'tock,Jelf.Co'· . Coal Creek, Nov. 2:1, 1!l1j!l. Villlaud. '.' Pearce, W. J., Kanwaka, Kansas, December 3.1860. Lawrence, Dec 3,1860. Lawrence. Lawrence. Phillips, Mrs. A.· J., Leominster, Mass., April16~1.839. Lawrence March 9, 1859. J unction City. Junction City, JUDe 24,1866. Paner,on.·Frank, Jefferson Co., Ohio, July 11, It1W. Perkins, Eli Floriila, May I, 1850. Wellington. Plymouth, lSUO. Parker, A. E., Indiana, Sept. 17, 18511. Lawrence. Lawrence, Jan. I, 18511. Patterson, J. L., Ste ubenville, Ohio, A pril9, 1830. "Rosebrook Farm," Lawrence, April 14, 18511. Palmer, Barnabas Dorr, Booton, Mass, Jan. 13, 1842. Wakarusa Tp. Wakarusa Tp. Lawrence, April 10, 1858. Palmer, Mrs B. D. J.. Illinois, May'13, 1847. Lawrence~ Lawrence, Jan. 10,181i1l •. Priestly, J., Ohio., vctober 6J }86:d. Leavenworth" February 14; 11!56. Valley 'Fall.. An Patricl<, A. G., Salem, Ind., May 21, .1824. aId Hickory PoiDt prisoner; Iodiana. Pattison, Wm. B., Bracken Co;, Ky., January 17, 1826. Topeka. Picard, Mary L., H udso!'l Ohio, January 28, 1821. Topeka, Dec. 1669. Ft. Riley, Kan. Pennypacker, Gen. G., u. S. Army. North Lawrence. Lawrence, March.9, 1870. Parah, J. W., Indiana, May 18,1843. Peony, J. C. Lawrence, - . Leavenworth Co., Nov. I, 1875, Lawrence. Patterson, H. C., Lewis Co., Ky., May 27, lSl4. Ru.sell Co. Ru ..ell Co., Oct. 31, 1874. Perce, Wm.,'Circleville, OhiO, Nov 9, 11>17. Rus-ell Co. Perce, Mrs. R. V., Ohio, August 12, 1821. Russell Co., Oct. 31, 187·1. 1\1 anhattan. Powers, H. W. , Lyons, Iowa, September 24, Ill5!1. Irving, Knnsas. Jan. I, 1!!511. Lawrence. Pettibone. Milton, Genesee Co., N. Y., Jan. 15,1823. Franklin Co , Aug. %0, JHIiI:!. Cottonwood, Chaoe Blue Mound, April 10, 1S55. Parks, W. H., Erie, Pa., August 28, 18ati. Co. Petefish, G. B .. Rockingham Co.; Va., August 7, 18a3. Douglas Co., April5,11l67. Dou~las Co. Petefish, Mrs. G. B. Springfield, III., Jan. 2'J, 1838. Douglas Co., Sept. 1,-Douglas Co. Pigott, Ueorge M., Dublin, ireland, Sept. 11,1834. Fort Leavenworth. July 20,1858. Lawrence. Plaskett, Wm., Clark county, Ind., April 10, 18'24. Baldwin City, Douglas Co., Feb., . I~G9. Baldwin City. Palmer, Luther. Washington Co., Ohio, April2!l, 18'29. Topeka. April 4, 1857. Topeka. Pearson, El1a., Plainfield, Ind. Lawrence, - - , 1872. Lawrence. Platts, Susan W., Rindge, N. H., November 30, 1!!.'t!. Douglas Co., April 8. 1855. Lawrence. PriestlYI.~m., Ohio. April 8, 11!27. Baldwin City, April 10, 1869. Peteet, w 5., Mass., August 18, 1881. - - H!56. Lawrence. Pea""'D, C. E. Lawrence Sept. 30, - Bellville. Powell, E., Ohio, October 11,1847.' Bellville, April 12, 1870. Pease, C. A., Vermont, March 7, 1881. Lawrence, May. 1855. Lawrence. Patee, Clair M., Ashland, Riley Co., Kan., March 6, 1&7. . ' . • Manhattan. Pater, C. H., Dalton, Mass., January I, 1846. Lawrence, June".!, 1857. Lawrence. I'ennel, W. M., Indiana, June. 1848. Russell, Jlllle, 1873, Russell. Pell, C. B., Jr., 'Brookfield, Mas •• , OCt. 6,1827. Lexington, Johnson Co., Sep. 10, . 1&;7. Lexington. Pickett, J. C., Bethlehem, Ind., May 18, 1&'10. Lawrence, June 5, 187t;' . Pickett, Mrs. Ida, Bartlet, Ohio, February 8,1852. Lawrence, Sept. 19, 18715. Penchard, W, E.,.N. Y. City, September 18, 1859. Lawrence, June 29, 1869. Lawrence. Parney, Urace, Chicago, 111., June~. 1842. Tonganoxie, Nov. 22, Ig66. Parney, E. J., Canada, August, 17, 1835. . Tonganoxie, Nov. 22. U:U)tj, Petzold, Mrs. Kate, Grandview, Ill., July 22,1800. l.awrence, june 1,1875. Lawrence. Prentiss, S. B., Massachusetts. IJjI7. Lawrence, - - , 1855. Lawrence. ILawrence, - - , 1l!55. Pre ntis., I. L., Coventry, N. Y., IJj.j2. Colorado. Pear50n, John, Indiana, Aprill7, 1838. Wakarusa, Nov., 18rl'J. J etTorson Co. Pooley, Chaa. F., Stanford, Canna, February 4, 1829. Lawrence,-I'ayne, Mrs. Aci<:., Susquehnnnn, Pa., Oct. 24, 1&'><1. Atchison, Oct. 1, 1873. Topeka. PeNey, Emma., vgdonsburg, N. Y., June,I1162. IBurlingame. June, 1805. Osage City. Potier, A. 5., Crawford Co., Pa., August 4, 18:12. Lawrence Oct. 1854. Lincoln Center. Pinkston, Mrs. M., Cincinnati, 0., Nov. 4, 1847. Leavenwo'rth, -'-,1854. Leavenworth. Pa~r'?tt, Mrs. Marc J , Alexandria, La. Oct. 15, 1836. Leavenworth. Sept., 1854. Lea.venworth. Phllhps, A. J., St. (awrence Co., N. Y., July 14, 1S33.I Burlingame, April 20. 11159. Lawrence. ~.ge, WiII.iam N., Chelsea. Vi., April 4,1&'37. Leavenworth, June I, 1873. Le3vcnworth. lotter, Ous, Prov.tdence, R. I. February 21, 1807. I.awrence, April ;), IH55 Lawrence. Plummer, Taylor, KentUCky, F~bruary 12, 1Jj.j9. Rising Sun, April 11. IMI, Platts, Aaron E .•.Ne.w Hampshire, May 4, IH211. Kanwaka, April 9, 1855. Kanwaka. Rlue Rapid •• Aug. 21, 1872. Phelps, A. H., Ilhnols. L.\wrcnce. Pryor. M. D.,Pa., June 24 18M. llIack Jack, April 20, II>'7V. mack Jack. PU.rd. Jacob, Lhet-tcr Co", Pa., August 19,1824. Lawrence, Nov. ~, Jh,X. J)""glas Co. P"c~; ~V. C:, Pen.n,ylvanla, S,,!,lember 3, 182::' UOIII;:I". Co., July la, I&'j,~. Willow SprinGs. PettingIll, Mrs. Eh:za, C:tnada E."uu, Sept. 5,. US5!!. Douglas Co., une~, 1S5~. Leavenworth l o. P?well, Mary C., Cedar Rapids, February 14, IJj57. nald\\'in City, __ , 11!,j!) Clinton . Pinkston, Sara~ A. Lyon, Lexing:ton, Ohio, May 2,1837. Near Lawrence, July, 1854. Ceuar Point. P!nkston, Hattie May,' Cedar POI.n., May at, IH69. Cedar Poillt, !IIay 31, 18H9; Cedar Point. Pinkston, FlO, rence L., Ce.dar POint, May 6,11.'71. Cedar Point. May 6, Ib71. Cedar Point. Lawrence, April 5, 11'l55. Potter, F;zra A .. North Seltl~ate, R. I., June 2, 1880. P?ttcr, (,eorge A., Nor!h SCltu~te, R. I., ~rarch !!;" 1832. J.. awrencc, April 5, lx."'J5. Pinneo, Harry I PII1I:ulc:lplll:t. L.'WI\;:'h.:e. Patter.on, J' D. Ohio, February 9. 1848. . Lawrence, April2'!, IM67. L:lwrence. Pease, Wm. H., Hartford. Vt .• June 16,1821. Lawrence, March 18. IlI6S. 'V~\karus~. Preisach. A lice, Lawrence. Dougl.as Co., - - , IHUI. Preisach, La, Lawrence. Patee, E. L., M. D .• Delaware Co., Ohio, Feb. 13,1832. Ashland, near Manhattan, APrill Manhattan. . 7, 1&">5. Palmer, Alpheu., Marien a, 0 .. Febr'uary 8,1831. Topeka, Aug. 20, 1856. Topeka. P~hller, lieU J., 1'IflllOuth, Me , June 10,111.%.Topcka, May 10, 1870. Topeka. Pike, ·M ... H. 5., UrotoD, N. Y., Nov, 15, 1t1:J() Lawrellce, April, 1870. Florence, Mariun Co. Perkins, J. B., Obio, April 8, 1860. Douglas Co., July 11, 1866. Lawrence. Potter, A. 5., Crawford Co:, Pa .. August 4 1Ba2 Lawrence, Oct., 18~4. Lincoln Center. Peirce, Samuel, Ohio! September 12, 1822.' • Leaven worth Co .• April 3, 1878. .Tonganoxie. Pearson, R. H:l Eag and, April!, 1828. Palmyra, May, 1!!54. Baldwin City. Pres.sach, P., ~ranc:J Dec. 2~, 1820. Lawrence, Aug. 2~,' 1860. Lawrence. Pettibone, JOhn, N. Y •• Dec. 20. 11!27. Blue Mound, May 1856. ' Miami C4J .. 'V. t I 'V. -117- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAl. 242 __~_M":"a__'_lI...,e',--P_~_,,_a:-a'_ld_D_a_t_e_o_if_B_'_·rt_~I_.-:-_ _ Ip/aa Peters,' D. 'T.· . . ' Place, John T., Chester Co., Pa., April 5, 1827. l'lace,l>. M., Lockport, N. Y .• july 16,1833. Patterson, Angie, Findley, Ohio, July' IH, 134:\. Pierson, K. B. t Batavia, N. Y OJ April Hi, 1856. Pound, Bene, Ripley, Ohio, August I, ISt6. Pinkston, E. W., Indiana, March I, 182l!. Payne, B. T .• Maysville, K>:"I June 7, 182H. Pierce, A. C. Cooperstown, N. Y., Sept. 13, 18805. Pierce. H. L .• Otsego Co., N. Y., March 29. 18a7. Phenis. 1. R., Franklin Co., Ind., April 20,. 11!25. Phenia, Emily, Union Co., Ind .• lan. Itl, 1825. Perry, S. A .• Nantucket, Mass .. Feb. 6, 1844. Powen. L. M •• Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Aug. 30, 1858. Presley. Wilbur F .• Na.hu.!'~ N. H., 1860. Porter. 1. W .• Ohio. Sept. :.:;J,ISH. a~d Date 0/ Seltlmul2t'l~rtsmt Resid(~: Lynchburg,. Va. Lawrence, Aug. 4,ISf.s. Lawrence, Aug. 4,lH6.i. Lawrellce, July 24,185.1. Lawrence, ~Iay 187·l. Lawrence, April 1, 1858. Leavenworth, April2,s, 1857. Indianola, Oct. 15,1857. Lawrence. Junction City, !\lay 13, 186.5. 1!:ureka, Greenwood Co., Dec. 14, 1~67. Eureka, Greenwood Co .• Dec. 14, 1867. Lawrence, Sept.. 1879. Baldwin City, March, about 10, 1871. Cottonwood Falls, 1870. Miami Co .• May 20, ISUt!. Cedar Point. Shawnee Co. Junction City. Junction City. . Eureka. Eureka. Clinton. Hutchinson Grove: De SOlO, Johnson CO. Eudora. Douglas Co.. April I, 1l!64. De Soto. 10hnsoD Co. Russell. Pennel. W. M .• Ohio.lune... 11!32. Russell.lune,IS73 Parson., James, Somerset, )!;ngland,l une 20, 1816. Atchison Co .• March, 18.'iO. Shawnee Co. Pa ....ons. Jane,.Devonshire, England! March 13, 1819. Atchisou Co., Nov., 1800. Sh3wnee Co. Pettingill, Z. t1., Auburn, Me ..!. Apri 30, IIl:l9. Douglas Co., Nov .• 185-1. Pettingill! Frederick H.. Cole <.;reek, Oct. H. 1858. Douglas Co .• Oct. 14. IXtIO. tefTerson Co. Pettengl! • Nathan, Cole Creek, Oct 2.1800. Douglas Co., Oct. 2. llj51j. cfTerson Co. Peltengill. Kitty L .• Cole Creek. june 7, lSua. Douglas Co., Oct. 7. 1803. efferson Co. Pelten~,n, F. H .• Maine, May 30. IMI5. J)oll\:lns Co., 11:l.'iS. .eavellworth Co. Pratt, John G., Hingham. Mass .. Sept 9.1814. Wyandotte. April2,ll!:l7. Near Wyandotte. Powers, B. F • Kentucky, April 25, 1846 . Lawrence.--. .' Wyandolte. . Prelltis. C. T. K., Connecticut. March 2, 1817. Lawrence. May 16.18.57. Lawrence. Phillips. Walter ~ .• Gue!nsey Co .• ,ohio. July 11. 11lS1. Shawnee CO: J April 23. II!55. Topeb. Place. Harry. Ph,ladelphla. March ~D. 1MOO. I.nwrencc. 1'>.an., Aug, 5. lSI». Lawrence. Prentis. Noble L., Mount Sterling. 1Il.• April 8. l&lD. Topeka, Nov. 10, 18611. Atchison. Parr. j. W .. Harmony; Ind .• Jan. 26.I8S6. Topeka, Kan .• Oct. 13. 186.5. Shawnee Co. Pursel. E B .• Chester Co •• Pa. Lawrence. Dec 25, 1878. . Poer. Rebecca. Michigan. 1839. Coal Creek, - - , 1I!6'1. Coal Creek. Pt:er, Carrie, l\'tichigan, Id60: Coal Creek, --.1866. Perry. H. L., Troy. 1862. Troy, - - . 18HZ. Troy. Patton.j. E •• Lancaster Co., Pa .• April 11. 1834. Law{87"s~e City, Kan .• April 12, Lawrence. Patterson. Mary Buckin~ham, Howland, Ohio. Lawrence. - - . 186.'i. Lawrence. Powell. W. L., Ohio, July 4. Olathe, Jan. 16. 1878. Lawrence. Peepels. R. A .• J efferson, Ohio. April 11, 1831. Lawrence, Oct Vi. lSi6. De Soto. Penchard. Emma F .• New York. !llarch 4, 1857. Lawrence. April 30. ISiO. I.awlcnl:c. Palmer, Minnie. St. Louis. 1861. Kansas City, --.-. 187~. llIack J3ck. Par.ne.l. W., Indiana, Oct. ao. 1858. . Leavenworth. Aug. 9, 1876. Ph,lIips, E. D. F .• Morgan Co .• Ind .• Aug. 7, 1841. TonganoxIe. Feb. 11. 18iO. Lawrence. Pike; Perley, Plymouth. N. H .. Jan. 16. 1829. Ollindaro. Jan. 16,1857. Wyandotte. Phillips. Bertie, Waterville, Kas .• Feb. 14.-1873. ,Vatorville, Feb. 14,1873, Waterville. Phillips, Clara B .• Bucyrus. Ohio, lune 5. 1853. Waterville, April 20. Ibi1. Waterville. Perine. A. II., New Vork} Mny·I,]fClri. Topeka, Oct. 1,IRM. TOl'ek3. Perine, M ..... ry E., Conn.. uly 31, 1~4:4. ... Topeka, Sept •• IH5H. . Topeka. Prentice. Mrs. Thaddeus, Connecticut. . Lawrence, May 11, 1859. Lawrence. Pellt, Kate L .• Hollidaysburi, Pa .• lanuary, IM37. Lecompton, Aug., 1860. Lexington. J ohnsoD Co. PeUt. H. L;l Lexington, Feb. 1. 1 8 6 2 . . Lexington. - - . 18!l2. Paramore, H. B., ArcaDum, Ohio, March 28. 1860. Ott"wa. March 28. IS65. Ottaw3. Prouty, S. 5.• Onondaga Co .. N. Y .• July 31, 18.'l5. Prairie City. Juno,181'>6. Topc~a. Pierson, Cora..!. Batavi3, N. Y.. Feb. 3, 18H2. Lawrence. April7 1l>75. Lawrence. Pease, Mrs. t.,;. A" Doston, Mass., Jan. 20. Lawrence, Kan., Spring of ltol!"J6. Lowrance. Palm, Mrs. Charlotta, Sweden. Oct. 10, 183.5. Lawrence. Kan •• July 10. 181i4. Lawrence. Palm. A., Sweden, April 30. 1835. Bloomington, Kan .• Aug. 7,1858. Lawrence. Uinton. A. B .• Iowa. January. 18.';5. Topeka, - - - . IR76. Topeka. nick. A .• Moorestown. N. J./ J,lIy IU. 1S'l>!. 'l'opeka, Kon .• Oct, '1. 1873. uick. Mrs. A M., Tiffin. Oh,o. July 10. 1835. Topeka. Oct. I. l:na. Quinon. W. M., Brown Co .• Ohio. Dec. 2t, 1852. Leaven worth, OCt .• l8i6. ITopeka. Porter. M.l •• Columbiana Co •• Ohio. June 27'.It145. g Ricker. 'Anthen 5 .• Cherryfield, l'Iie •• April 23, 1817. Kanwnk:l, Douglas Co., Nov. 5 IHUU. ' Kanwaka. R!cker; Jane M., Hingham. April 10. 181t1 K:mwaka, Nov. 6, 1800. Kanwak:t. R!cker, teonora 5 .. La Prairie. II! October 12. ISIi6. Kanwaka. Nov. 5. 11!60. Kanwaka. R,c~er. A. S. 1'01 •• Portland. Me., October 10. ISli. K3nwaka, Nov. 3, 108t!. Douglas Co. Rob!nson, M. L., Fitchburg. Mass .• May 29, lStO. tawrence. Nov. 11.1807. Lawrence. R~blDson. J. M •• Barre, l\Iass .• May 28, 1821. Lawrence, Nov. 11. 186i. Lawrence. R,chardsou Asa, N. H., April Y. lS12. Lawrence. ~othdroFck,j·wB .• Pa .• January 26. 18.16. Lawrence. March 10 1858; ea 'n ra ' J Bcdrord. Westchester county. N. Y., , ecember 25, 1ts:JI. Lawrenc 1857 L ~owJe~ 1 , ?"NSouth Byron. N. Y .. July 4.1849. Topeka. ~ilG9, . T~wrknce. ea! . M ., cw Haven, Conn, I\(arch 18,1842. Wa!,allnsee' 1850 pe a. ~~:~t~;s!'A":,i:at'LFrNnkfor~ K~'i_M~iO, 1810. Lyn~on. O;age Co'.• _._, IR67.' L;-:!,::,u,,"c~e.e. Reed, Hona. Warsa';' ui. !Sep::,'~b:; 3 iS69 *tch~on'MAug. ~q. JI!Td. I!aldwin City. Rahskopf C J w . 1\1 1 8' 0.5 • ope a. , "Y, 1809. 10peka R h k f' an:, ": est. ay O. I ,. . Wisconsin October 18 1847 . L • a. S op, . J I1hnoI5, December 6,1844. Lawrence' _ _ ' • awrence. Re,d, G. N., ansas, September 8 1863 W d • S R?wl~y. Emmet. Ohio. October 1. '1850. . 1'/~k otre, ept~mber 8. lSo.'l. Lawrence. R,tch.e. John, Uniontown Ohio July 17 1817 ToP k n. {an~3ry .1: !871. Tecumseh. ~o~erts. larue! 5 .• Ma";~hlls~m. May 21. lim. Co~~cil' Gior:~ 3M;~"~' 180.1 ~~~~;Point. R~b:~!:: EIII~~nll~e~~~I;~dntj~t~g~IS:8~;' 1870. Cedar Poi~1I:. August~, 1870. Cedar Point. Root. Frank A .• Binghaml't~n. N. Y., Jui y .3.1837. Lawrence, April 21. 1&';7. T R~ot, George Allen. AtchISon. March f3, 1867. A h' . opeka. R",hardson. Mrs. E. W., Medfield, Ma .... IMI9. tc ,son, March 13,1807. ITopeka. Re,sne H L b C Lawrence. June 2. IM'iO. I.3wrence. r, enry, e anon 0., Pa., October i9 18.11. ,Leavenworth. ADlil.'i. 1"'0. ,.," ,·I:opeka. M... !\v {,f''t" -118- �THE KANSAS MEAlORJAL. Naf1l~, PIau and .Dat~ of Birt". Place a"d Dat~ of ;XU/munt. Prntnt Rnidmct INear i!:mporia. Roberts, \V. 1., Lyon Co., Kas., September H. IM2:J. 'NC;tT ElIlpo~i:1. A'1Jril i7. l~. Roberts, S. A" Manchester, Vt • June: 3, IX:l!). I.awrence AllgU~tJ ltili,9. rrupeka. Rate. L. J .. Oneco. III . Septenouer 3, Ida{ Franklin. ~arclt I, lb."lIl. Hutchinson, Kan. Ricksecker... G. V .• 51. Joseph, Ind. August~, 18:17. Ott,w., KalisH, Oct. 5. I~Gli. Lawrence. Reynolds, ",muel. England, April I~. IS~~. Lawrence, :-la'ch :10. I",;;'. L:twrence. Reynold., A. 1'., Canada E,st. M,y 21,1818. I..wrence, ~Iarch J!J, 1~·;7.· Richey, W. S., St. Charles, Mo., July 18. 1~17. Lawrence, Kansas .. _ Richard,on, M. E., Wisconsin. ~by 14, ISoil. L,wrence. OCt U.II).O. Lawrence. Richardson ..Mabel E., \Vl!oi., Fehruilry 2, IHI~Ij. I...awrcn...:e. October ti, 1870. Lawrence. Rushmer, C. 1-: I Colurnbtl5, 0, DecemLcr Hl, HIM. Lawrence. - Doul,;las Co. Rossington, Wm. Ii .. Galena. III., Jllly ~1. lXI~. Tupeka, November 2;), 1~70. Topeka. Ray, John W .• I>bdi<on Co., 0., AII!!:'lIst ~I, 1~3.~, D"ugbs county, .'Iarch 30, 18.57. lJougl.s Co. Reeder, Id:l 0 .. Hollid:\ysburg, P~., J)eccm!Jcr 14, l~. Lecompton, June 15, IM7~. Lc:c"unpwn. R.ndolph. W. W .• Illinois, April I, I!l:!\. !JouChs county, June II, 18M. J)oll~b. Co. Richmond, ~., Wnshington City. DC.tlver, Col. Richey,1. 1'., Adam. Co., Ill.. JanuMY 20.1847. North Lawrence, Jan. ·~O. 1870, Lawrence. Reedy, Lewis, Ro:ss county, OhiO, )ur, H, J~i.iO. L:lwrence, OctoUcr. IH70. Lawreilcc. Richard:son, A. M., Franklin, Mass., Illy 2tS, 1822. Lawrence. K~\n., Junc:!, 1~7U. Lawrence. Ridgway, ] C., Ohio county, Ky .. January 25, 1~14. Sh.wneo <ounty, April 10, HISS. Tecnmseh'rp. Reed, \Vm., Mercer county, P;l., January :.:0,·1~'24. Shawnee county. May 21, l~7. MOllmou[1\ Tp. Richardson, Jame. C. ,Madi.on Co., Tenn., Jan.12, 1825. Leavenworth Co., Apr 10, 1855 Duuglas Co. Root. Charles, Bucks Co., Pa., November~. 1830. Lecompton. "'by 1. 1&59. Lawrence. Rastall. John E., Cheltenham. Eng., July 23, UHO. Topeka. Au;:ust, 185d. Burlingame. Roc, \Vm .• Vork.shire, Ens., january Ii, 1::J31. Coal Crec:':. Oougl:\s county, M.y 15, 1855. Viuland. Roe, Margaret, Toronto. Canada, November '!:T, 1832. Coal Creek, Dougla. county, ,\Iay 15. J8SS. Vinland. JetTerson county, April 16, 1857. Robolcr. Mrs. E. A" Kentucky. March 5,1825. Radge',Samuel, Birminghnm. Eng.~ May ~4, 1810. FMt Dodge, September. lH1>7. Topeka. Lawrence, September l""k~. Lawrence. Rush. Irena. Indiana, November II'S, lR57. Rllsh. Anna, Indiana, May 12, 19li2. Lawre1lce, ScpcemiJcr au. HW7. LaW'r~l\ce. Leavenworth, April 14, U:1:j8, Leavenworth. Rose, W. A .• N. Y., November 15. J83,1j. Robinson, C., Hardwick, lila ... July ~r, 1818. f.,awrcncc. july, 1&1·!. Lawrence. Ridlon, Peter \\'., Saco, Me., Augu,[ 29,11'10. G3rdner. March 5, lSnU IGardner. Robertson, S. E., Peru, Ind., !>lay 28, 1&57. Topeka, November 2ll, 1809. 1~Ie1Vern. Robenson, J , 1st Tenor. IliJlley, J , III>. Cl:trioner.. . Ranklll, W. A., J{lpley, Ollto, Sept. 16, II!JI. Dl:lck J.ck, Dougl .. Co., April . ~;, It:157. ; Lawrence. Rankio, l. Lou, Paris, 111., Sept. 20, 1857. Bbck Jack, Douglas Co, Sept. I. IIJ,l7. Lawrence. Rankin, Dora J., I!bck Jack, Kan., Oct. 20,1858. Oouglas county, OCt. 2r., IS5S. Lawrenoe. Rankin, P. D., Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 20. 1831. Douglas county, Sept. I. 1857 Lnwrence. Raynolds, Arthur. Palmyra, Nov 10,11'050. Palmyra, November W, 1&'>0. /B ..rdWln City. Rote, Paul \V., Clinton Co., Pa. Sept., ~I), 18:18. DOllgbs COUllt'!. July -I. lS.5G. J.:.twrcncc. Rote, S:\r:lh. Fulton Co., Ill., Jarllary fI, HHt. Leavenworth, AIJr·d, Hr).). ,L".wrcnce . . Hotc, Mary L .. Oougl:J.s Co., Kansas, Jan. I:!, lSfI!l. Dougb.i county, J:ln I:! IBG!). Lawrence. Rate, Ida B., Douglas Count>!. Kan., A~rill2, 1870. !DolIgl:ls county, AprIl 12. 1S70. Lawrence. Rote, Cbrn} , Douglas Co., Jan.~, ]1-17:". !Dolt~I:\S county. Jail '!7,1Ri'2. 'ILl1.wrencc. I<ot~, Elmer P .• Uuugbs. Co .• Nov. It, IX7·1. 1110llgh., county, Nov. 1'!,lS7·t, lJolI~l:ts Co. Rigby. Geo. W., Kennebeck Co, "e .. July SO, IO;J.l. /Topeka, !ktober, Isn Tupeb. RlI~s. \Vol. \Y., Vermont, ~1ay 12. 1~jj2. )~,"ction City, Sept. l~, l~7U. Llwrence. I{u«. Kate J., Topeka. Kall<"' • .Tllne M. 1~{I1. lopcb, June~. IKIlI. Topek>. no, I I Rushmer, H. J., Quebec, Canada. April 25, 18.'33. ILawrence, April 19, 1887. Rushmer, Garten E., Columbus, O. Dec. IY, 1860. Lawrence, April iii. 1867. Rush01er, H. F.o Calumhu:5 1 Ohio, june 14. 18tla. Lawrence, --,1067. Lawrence. Richardson, M. E .. lVisconstn, May 14. 1854. Lawrence, October 15,1870. Lawrence.' Rayson. Thomas, England, jan. 9, l~. Eudora, December 10, 18Q.f. Eudora. Rankin, .Amand~ 1-, Columbus, 0., Dec. 29, 1853. Lawrence, September, 1057. Wakarusa. Ryaa, A. J., V"giOla, May~, l~la. Topeka, April 15. 1860. Topeka Rankin, John K., Indiana, Nova, 1831. Douglas county, May 1,1&59. Lawrence. Ross, J. 1l .• Ohio, Dec. 18, 18~. letTerson COUnty. Aug. 211, 1854. Baldwin City. Raymond. Linie D., Michil:an. Feb. 18,1838. bougla. county, April, IH6l. Rowley, Mrs. Lyman"Adams Co., Pa., June 1, I~. jDougl .. county, M~y, 1855. Leavenworth. Raynlond, Harry L , Hattie Creek. ~tich., Sept. -:I. 185H. L:lwrcnce. - - , 18UI. Lawrence. Raymond, W. G , low., March~, 18.';0 Leavenworth, --,1870. Kansas City, Mo Richards. Sophia D., Gennany, JulX .', UWO. Ohio, May, 1856. DOllglas. Ross. J. E .. Warren, Mos •. , March~, 1855. L.wrence, September 30. 1855 Lawrence. Roseburg, Emma B., Pittsburgh, - - - October, H!66. Reed, W. S., Lawrence Count)', Pa., June ~8, 1854. Lawrence, SepL 11, 1878. Lawrence. Richey, Mrs. R. C .• St. Lonis, Jannary 2·1, IH·19. North Lawrence, Jan. 20,1870. Lawrence. Rice, Harvey D., Massachu.ets, November 8, 1821. Topeka, April I, lli5ii. Topeka. Rice, Mary A" New York, December 4, 11327. Tecuu seh. October I, l~O. . Topeka. Reynulds. J , Ohio. October, 20. 1848. Cott~nwood' Falls, March 4,1869. Elmdale. Reynolds, Wm., Rhode Island, June II, 18\0. Lawrence, March 30. 1863. l.awrence. Reynold., P. G., Elmira, New ~ork, Nov. 3, 18'27. Lawrence. May», 18.57. Dodge City. Relcheniker, George I!., Ohio, November 10, l~a. Wyandotte, August I, 11l57. Wyandotte. Reynolds, S. M., N~rth Carolin., Sept; ~J, lo2ll. Douglas county, Nov 15, 18.';5. Douglas County. Rlch~rd!fo, C. H., ~hchlJ:an, Oct . .,20, l~rJ. Douglas county, March ao, 1~7. J.awrr.nce. Re,dlng, I. W .. Alton Ill., Jan . • H, IIJ,,\. Osage county, Octouer 15, Il>l.I7. Topeka. R!denour, P. D., Union Co., lad, May 5,1831. Lawrence, March 15. 1&57. l~wrence. R!denour, S;,ra.h L., Green Co., May 3,Ij, l8:Jd • Lawrence, March 16, 1,;5!j. Lawrence. R!denour, Kat!e L., Donglas Co., Aug .. 14. 18tH. Lawrence, August 14, 186~. l.awrence. Ridenour, Edt"e M., DouJl:las Co., April O. lHII7. l.awrence, April 0, \I;G7. Lawrence R~dellourt ~Iicc R., DOIl':''''s Co., April!. Hi~~t L~,wrence. A priJ 7, 1~72 L:lwrencc: Ridenour, Ethel 11 .. Douglas CO' ~ct. I". IMt7 .• _ l.awrence, October 16, 1!l77. Lawrence. Rlllherford, O. R, Lancaster, 0 IIta. Nov. ~, \1J,l:>. l.awrence, Fe~ruary ~O. 1879. Kushmore, G. H., Albany. N. Y., Nov. 7, J8.:7. Le.venworth, May 12.185:1. Grantville. Ripley, J. W., Coventry, Vt , Morch 23, IS3~. • Topeka, March 10, 18~Y. Topeka. ~lggS, Jos. E .•. Portsmouth, ?hlO. August :11, I~. Lawrence, September ~7, 1863. Lawrence. Ruh:, {.. \~., Vlfglllla, A~g. :l3, 183-1. , Leavenworth Co., AprIl 20, urn. Leavenworth Co. Rule, enlDah. Wayne Co., Ind., Jnne 30,1832. Leavenworth Co., April 20, 1877. Leavenworth Co. Roberts, \V. H. Paola, KOIlflsas _ _ Reed, Fitch, Richmond, Ontario Co., N. Y., July 28, ' IMI4. , Wakarusa. July 20, 1869 Wakarusa. Rue, C. D., New Xork, Dec. I, 1:>.!4. Near Black Jack, April II, IS5lJ. Near Black Jack. Roberts, A. S., OhiO.. Jan. 7, 1811. Shawnee county, Apnl 15, 185IJ. Tonganoxie, Leav. . enworth Co. R!,ssell, {., New Lo~don, N. H., Oct. 13, 1m. l.yon county, March I, 18.17. ,wakarusa. Rippey, V .. D., Inchana, 1833. Doniphan county, - - , 18511. Sever:uicc. Doni. phan Co. -119- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Namt, PIau ant/Datt of Birtli.'_'_ _ _ l PIau ana Datt c .. Rushmore. Ii': Leavenwor.b, Sep •. 6 1&511.· Richards, Fronk W., Ogdensburg, N. Y., Juue 22,1844. RankIn, Alexander, Ohio, 1834. Rogers, H. B .• Snsquehanna Co., Pa:, Sept. 5, 1830. Roach, H. T., Estell, Co .. Ky .• Aprtl2~. 18.~6. Rogers, Clarkson" Eudora, ] uno 29, 1839. Read, Fred W .. Bedford,!'l. Y'! Dec·. 21,1831. Rice. Samnel, Colored, M'55ourl. !?eceml>e!. 11l38. Russell, Sheldon C .• New York ClIy, Aprtll. 1!!3U. Rushmore, Helen A. t l"fcw York, June 4, IH37. Richards, O. G., Michigan, Jan. 12, 18:111. Rogers, George C., Piermont, N. H., Noy. 22, 1839. . Reynolds. Clarkson, Randolph Co.. ·N. C., ]uly 7, ~~!8. Reynold., Olinda B., Wayne Co., Ind., Jan. 16, 11l32. Rogers, J"me •• Oxford. N. rr.,~Oct. li!. 182f1. , Rawlings, Thoma. E" Pennsylvan,a, Sept. 26, 1840. Rawlings, Sarah C., Virginia, Sept. 7. ISl7. ROllman Mrs. Anna E., Versailles, Ky •• I83.~. Rudolph' Edward W., Philadelphia. Pa., Jan. 1.1821. ' . Richard., John F .• Virgir,ia, Oct. 23, 11!:H. Re.se, S:unuel, Dayton, Ohio. Dec. 17, 1ll25. Roberu. H. M., Lyon Co , K"•.• Oct. 2.1, III5d. Rankin. M. A., Ironton. Ohio. .. Bankin, A. V. Rid~\Vay_. R. M., Warren Co.\.Nj" Se.pt. 13,18,'13. RYlls, W. H. t Monterey. N. Y • ul I:.I,ldli Rog-cr!t, Solon, Hendricks Co , In 0' ~, UHa. f-wc o~ .St-lllmunt,.lprt!(1l1 RtsidcllU Grantvill., J.ff. Co, Top.ka. Lawrence. Lawrence. - - - - 1858. Topeka, lIIay 5, Itf79. Douglas COUD'y, May 1857. Lawrence, March 1,. urn. Leavenworth, June 7. 1854. Lawrence, ~Iarch 17,1857. ILawrence. Douglas couety. M"rch II. 1868. Douglas Co. L"wrcnce, April 19, 1!1."06. Leavenworth, - - , 185M. Grantville. Douglas county, Aug. 15,1856. Douglas Co. E.ureka, Greenwood county, Jan. Ill. 11171 Eureka Baldw!n ~!,y. June 10, 1H.~7. Baldwin City. Bald.wln ClIy, ]u~e 10,1857. Baldwin City. Hurhogame, Apul 20. 1868. Burlingame. Barton county, March f, 1877. Great Hend. Barton county, March 4. 1877. Great Bend. Lawrence, --.1865. Shawnee county, near Topeka. . March 15, 1855. Wakarusa. Shaw. . nee· Co. Le"venworth; March 4, 1857. Le"v.nworth. Lynn· Cr.ek, Shawn •• Co .• May . 10. 1856. . North Topeka. Lyon county,Kansas, - Lyon Co,. X"ns"•. Lawrenc •• ] uly 4. 1869. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawr.nce, October 15. 1866. L"wr.nce. \Vyonuotte, K:\luu:s, - \Vyanuotta. Ilc:otper, DougLas county, M::t.rch, Ross •.H.nry T •• Warren, Ma .... Dec . .12, 1845. ISG7. Lawr.nce, S.pt. 30, 18.~. ,Prairi. City. . La'.HeDce. Riddle, J. R,. Clintonville. Pa~ Aprill, 1844. Russ.Il.Josephin •• Col •• Co•• !II., ~Iarch 6, 11146. Russell. Carl, Lnwrence. Oct. 4. 1867. R.ed. Chas. H .. Williamstown, Ma ••.• March 25,1859. Randall, R.ub.n, Bolton. Ma ••. , Oct. 4, 1832. R:mdall L. t Missouri. Randall, Susan, Kansas. November, 1868. R"ndall. Nellie, Konsa.. February, 1870. Randall, Jennie, Kan.l4ls, May, Ib73. Randall, Cllrrie, Kansas, January, 1&75. Randall. C. R., Kansas ..Decemb.r. 1871). Koss, 1. P., W"rr.n, Worcen.r Co., Mass .• April 6, Lawrence. May 3O,1!St,s. Clinton, October 1,1&54. Lawrenc., October 4, 1807. Lawr.nc., Novemb.r 4. 11!71l. Lawrence, -_, IMM. Lawrence, - - , 1~ Lawrence, _ _ Lawrence,-Lawrence,-Lawrence, _ _ Lawrence, _ . _ I·ToP.ka, Kan.al. Illawrenc •. I . f!SoW. Lawrence, Sept.mber 30, 18.<H. Lawrence. Ross, Mra J. P., Dundee, Yates Co., N. V., May 21. . ll1-I5.· Lawrenc., Nov.mber 2, 1855. Lawr.nc •. Ryan, Mrs. A. J., Ohio, Miami Co., March 27. urn. Topeka, Shawnee COllnty, April Topeka. 20. Ulti9. Reioh.im.r, Samuel, Ohio. April 19, 1&10. Lawrenc.; Sept.mber 10, 18G9. Lawrence .. R.dmoi,. Mrs. J T .• St. Loui •. Rogers, E. F., K.ntucky, Nov. 29, 1830. Kansas City. Re.me. W. K., Tiffin, Ohio, March 9, ltiSS. L3.wrence. July, 1872. ,Lawrence. Ross, Pitt. Milwauk.e, Wis., D.c 8, 18.'\.5. Top.ka, August, 1851i. Lawrenc •. Rut~.rford, W. F .• Baltimore. May 5,1858. Ottawa, Franklin, County, Feb. I 2!J,I!!70. Rayson, E. A .• Philadelphia, Pa , Feb. 19, 181JO. Eudor", lun.3, 1116.'. Eudora. Ray.on, M. A., W"rriclahire. Eng. Feb. 27, 1ll<13. !!:ndora, June a, 1!!r.:;. Eudora. Rice, lohn H ,Greenville, 'fenn ,Nov. 14,1824. Miami County, S.pt., 21,1865. '''"ola Rus••n Ed., Plymouth. N. H., Feb., 9, 1833. Doniphan County, Au;:u .., Lawr.nce Russell. Iohia. Blackiston, Gu.rns.y Co .• Uhio. ]uly 20,1842. Doniph"n County, May, 18M. L,wr.nce. Read, A. M., New Haven, Ct., March. 28,1842. Wabaun •• e Co., April:.l2, 1856. Wabannsee Co. St. John. John P., Franklin 1:0., Ind., Feb. 25,1!!33. Olath., Aprtl7, 1:;tJ!I. Topeka. Smith, C. C .. P"trick Co., Virgini". Oct. 11, 111'H. Cottonwood, OctoL.r, 1857. Chase Co. S<urgis, Or P. M, Uniontown, Pa , -,1816 Iowa Point. Topeka. Sh.rman, Pat .• Ind .. - - , ISl0. Leav.nworth, 1~60. Topeka. Sheafor, FraDk P., Fairfi.ld, la., Aug. 11,1855. Coffey county, Nov, 186.';. Kans"s City. Shimmon., J. H., Manch .... r, Eng., Feb. tI, 1827. Lawrence, March 12, 1855. Lawrenc •. . ~a~yer...J"me., Th.tford, V! .• Dec 25.1825. . I:awr.n<e, Sept., 1H:'>l. Vinlan.!, N. ]. Smith, 1'-, M., Ala. J - - , 182a. l't. Lc!ilvcnworth, Dec., UU2. J"cavt!Bworth. Smith, E. F .• Missouri, - - , 1837.. Lea\oenworth t Aup-ust, 18.1U. Leavenworth. Sheats, R .• Penosylvani", Feb. 8, 1830. !)ougL" Co., April:;' 11l7!1. Leavenworth Co. Savag., I. 0 .. ~oravia, .N. Y., S.pt. 30,1338. Bellville, 11l71. Ddlville. Syk.s,]. B .• Ph~ladel1?hla, Jan. 25. I1l34. --,1866. Streeter, Ellen E., Eric! Co., Pall Oct. 'rTJ 1833. Douglas county, May, 21. 1856 Abil.n •. Simnlons, S. A., Ohio, Dec. 25, 1&'13. Lawrence, March; 11l7!!. Lawrence. Spurlock,]. H., Platt •. Co .• Mo. ]uly 15,1857. L.compton, March. 1856 . P.rry. Stanton, A. L., N.wport, Ind .• Sept. 8, ISlS. Hesp.r, September 10. 186!!. Lawrence Scrogg., Maggi. E., Ohio, Feb I.lIl43. Wy.ndott., April 27, 1lj5S. . Wyandott •. ~tubbs, S M., Wa~o. So , Il1d .• Dec. 23, ISl9. Lawrence, !ola¥. 16, I:;7U. Lawrence. S.dgwlck, M., OneIda Co., N. y" March 4, 1818. Kanwab, April 1, 1804. Douglas Co. Sp •• r'lohn. Kittanning, Pa .. D.c. 27, 1!!17. L"wrence, September 27, J85f. Ll.WrCllce. Searl. . U .• Southampton. Mass., July 6.1831. ILawrence, September 15, 1:;51. L:twrencc and Col. Searl, R. S , Southampton, Mass., Aug. 18, Ill+!. Lawr.nce, Septemb.r 15 1800. Solomon. S~aulding, St.lla E.. Illinois, Oct. 5, 1!!5~ _ _ • August 9, I1!77. ' Stili, S. S. Mrs .. Holt.n, M •. F.b. 8,1856. Lawrence October 20, 1857. Ncar £u..Jora. Smith, O. C .• Phillips, Me., 6ct. 3, 1800 Lawrenc~: Scptelllb~r I IIS77. ~tock.rl W. F., Scranton ..p":' .Oet. 4,.1856. Topeka, Nov. 11,11>76 ' Anthony. Shortrloge, Mrs., W.st V,rg,nla, Aprtlla, 18.'l3. 1II.nhattan, Sept. I, 11l5i1. l\.fanhattan. ~.ymour, A. D., H"verhill, N. H., July 211,1856. Irving, Augusta, lilb7. Clyde, Kan. Strong, N. Z., Spafford. Onandag" Co., N. Y., Aug. 31. 1827. Leav.nworth. May 7, 18M. Lawrence. Shaner. A .• G.rmany, March 25 1837. L.avenw·orth. ]uly 15, 1$7 Newman. Stark.y, G. A., Waynesvill., 111., May 9, 1&5H. Humboldt. Kan., Sept. 12, IS/I:.!. Lawrence. Sloan. C" M., Indianapolis, Ind., May 2ft, lBaa. N.wark. Simpson. Mary L., Lawrence, Aug. 11, 1861. Lawr.nce, August II, lROt. Lawrence. Strahan, A. p .. Scott Co., III .• Jan. 2, 11l35. Kanwaka, IUly 4, Ison. Kallwaka. Strahan, Mary] , C"lIaway Co . Ky , Mar 15. ISl6. K"nwaka, !,'.o 1,1&58. Kanwaka. Shank. William, Hancock Co., III., May J~, 1856. S.outhe~!, Kansas, Fall or 1859. Dougl". Co. 1<56'1 -120- �1'HE KANSAS MEMORIAL. ____M_,I,..,m::~:_:.'7"p.='1a-'-e-a...,n...,d,....,..D-a-t.-e-o-if-B-t-~-tlz-.-_ _ !Plaee and Da/~ o/.uttlmunt.lprnml _u. " J . p' "jPUOl3, Kan~a", August 14, )i)7.t. "ayer. oo'-\"t't',"c'a---"N . . .Y', 'D'ec . 'J" 11.1',-; ~_. Sutliff, Charlie 11., Kansas. Sept. 6, IHOU Sutliff. Fr:'lnlic D .• Kahsas. June ~l, 1~67. Stevens, W.]. '1'., 111.. Nov. la, lI:!H7. Stauffer. 1. S .• Fayette Co •• Po. .. July 24, lSI2. . Short. Celia Coo Oneida Co .• N. Y., June 20, 1S36. Atchison Co. June I, 1&';7. Shaw, W. F Marylantl, June 11, 1!S47: Lawrence, October 16. IS65. Speck. W. \V .• Duncaunon; Pa., Oct. 2, 11149. Wyantlotte. Kan., AUIr' 12. 1~57. Santls, I. Irvuul'{ Law.ence, Jan. 20.1861. Dougla. Cu., Lan. :lit, ISHI. Shaft. 1>. P., 1 owelJ, l.iyiu&,;"slon Co., Mich. Dec. 2, 1840 Silvor Crook, Chase Co .• Dec. U157. Simmoni. J. D., Jackson Co .• Mo., Dec.2'.l, I84S. PalnlY", May I~, 18li7. Ruidma Lawrcn·ce. Lawr.n"- •. Lawrence:. . Ca.. Co., Kan. Leav.nworth City. Lawrence Wyandotte. lJ\lu~I". Cu 23,\ Silver Croek. Starle, Howell D., Franklin Co., Pa., July 20, lSI!. Starle, Mary 1., Ohio, Sept. 14, 1847. Starle, Caray D., Indep.nd.nc •• Ma r ch'9, 1878. Sherman. W. P., N.w Haven. Conn., Feb 15,1R37. Sleeet, Wm • Ufferton, Eng., May 8, 1842. Spencer, Rook:>, Wis , Fe~. 17. ISlI6. St.!nberg; L.o. ~uremburg, Bavaria, A"r~IS, Ill~O. SmIth, Peter, Ab,ngton; Ind .• Aug 24, 1851. Swift. Frank B .• Brunswick, Me • Ja'. 17. 1835. Stuart, E. A., North Carolina, Sept. 10, 1856. . Simmons, R E .••l:Iancock Co., Inu., Jan. :ro,1854. Shurp. George ~v .• England,-. Simpson. S. N .• D.erfield, N. H., Oct. 8. UHf!. Savage, Forr.st, Hartford, Vt. i Sept. 21, 1821. Seiler. Martin, Reading, Pa , !'. ,uch 31, 1822. J Independence, IUl Y 19, 1870. Independence. Illy 19, 11170. Indep.ndenceL [arch 9, 1873. Douglas Co .• May I, 1876. Jefferson Co., April 16, 1869. Lawrence. , Lawreoce, 18M. I Lawrence, March 28, 1855. Topelea. Topeka. Topelea. L-awrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. North Topeka. Lawrence .. Holton, Jackson Co., Feb,22.1879. Hays City. Lawrenc., April2.~, 1H57. Washington, Kan. Lawrence, Sept. 28, 1854. Lawrence . Wakarusa. Sept. I, ISM. Lawrence. Ridgeway. Osage Co .• May 14. ·1S,S7. . Ridgeway. !';cott, C. C .• Un;on Co., Me., Oct. 5.11>41. _ _ .'--. June I.S, 1857. Simons. Harry. Troy, Ohio, Jan. 15, 1S40. Lawrence, Dec. 7, 1807. Lawrence. Seman. w. Hit MansfieldA Ohio, April. 28,1840. Fort Scott, S.pt.lI. I!!S.3. Lawrence. Simmons, C. ., Union <.;ity, Ind., Feb. 25, 1&5Il. Lawrence, June 19, 1868. La.wrence. Shirl.y, W., llinois, February 26, 1828 Dougla> Co .• Augu",. 1854. Smith, E. A., Andover, Vt., May 4, 1888 U.wrence, Decemb.r, IH59. Lawrence. Starn.I, G. W , T.nn.ssee. August 24. IN21 Leavenworth, March 14, U'55. Leav.nworth. Sheets, James W. Pennsylvania, janu:lry 21, ISO\. Lawrenc., March 19,1879. Lawreoc •. Steven_on, Wm. G., Ripley county, Inti., Dec. 25,1822. Clint.,n, Dong. Co., Feh. 20.1857. Clinton, Doug: Co. Scott, Chas. F., Kansas. Sept.mber 7, IS60. Allen Co., September 7, IXGIl. Lawrenc •. Stirling, S. J.• Philadelphia. Pa, Feb ?l, 1885. L.avenworth Co , April 5, 1&'i5. Lawrence. Smith. J. C .• Ridgley, Mo., February 2lI, 1834. Medina, May 8, 1&)t;. Smith, W. K .. New Jersey. August 14,1816 Osawkie, leff. Co., Oct. 18, '55. Lawrence. 9!arr, J. T., Fair~eld county, Ct , OCt. 31; Il106.. Baldwin City, Oct. 15, ~856. Baldwin City . . S,mmons, H., OhIO, March I, U!28. Lawrenc., August I, 1868. Lawrence. Simmons. Mrs. E. A • Ohio. June 10, lS38. Lawr.nc •• Angust I, 1868. Lawrence. Shannon, Osbun, Belmont Co .• Ohio. Feb. 7. IS42. Lecompton. May 7, 1857. Smith, Ed. G., Brown Co., Kansa', Aug. 2'2,1859. Brown county, Angust 22,1859. Top.ka. Saw¥er. S. W .• Maine, Febru"ry 20, 1832. Leavenworth, 1875 Lawrence. Skof"ad, M. ]., Wisconsin,January 27,1842. Howard county, July, 1869. Lawrence. Skofstad. Julia N .. Wisconslll, October 14, 1848. Lawrence. April I, 1871. Lawrence. Spivey. R. M., Alah"ma, April 21, 1S45. Shawnee Co .• January 20, 1860. Topek". ·Staggers, B. S., Ohio, August 21, UHO. Lawrence. June 2.1855. Lawrence. S'all'gan, N. L, Iowa, Apoil30, 11l61. Lawr.nce. Lawr.ucc. Smith, E. T., Ohio, September 15, IS22. Dougla. connty, Oct 1,IS1i7. Lawrence. Sanderson, Thomas. Orkney, Scotlanu, Dec. 24, IM58 L:lwrence, Octoher:4, IHH8. Lawre1lce. Schinn, Dr. Charle.. , Germany, October UJ, 1839. Lawrence, August 6, 18HU. Lawrence. 5<:hell, Frank M • Iowa City, Iowa. July 1M, I&SO. Douglas Co., Novemher 20, 1878. Lawrence. Steel, John McLeon, Clinto!'J Kansas, 'April 12. 1869. Clinton, April 12, 1869. Lawrcnce. Steel. Charle •. A. Chnton, Kansas, Apnl 26, IS67. Clinton, April 211. 1867. Lawr.nc •• Steel, J:l.mes L., Clinton, Kan~:Js, Sep[. 13, 1871. Clinton, Sept. 13, 1871. Lawrence. StOllt, Cora, 1I0ston, Januarr 17, IHOI. Emporia, April IH, ilHO. Lawrcnce. Smith, C. W.kPortage ~o .. Ohio. Dec.:!. 1~. La~renc., Sept. 12, ISM. Lawrenc •• Seymore, D. . C., Ene, Penn .. JUT: .1, 1S38 IrVing, June I, 1861. Uyde. Se~rs, Chas., Herku~er Co., N. Y., an. 20, 1811. Franklin Co., June, 1870. WIlliamsburg. Sh,.ld. Jos.ph, Harnson, Ind., Apn IS, 1811. Eudora, Doug. Co, Nov.15,l855. Eudora. Still. J. M., Lee county, Va., Feb, unry 5, 18'JO. Blue Mound, Douglas Co., Oct 22, 18;14. Eudor:>. Sears, C. M., Lewis Co., N. Y., Nov. 26,1829. Eudora. July 6. 1859 Eudora. Scudder. T. W., Hun.ingloot.N; Y., Sept. 15.1833. Lawrence, April 29, 1855. Topeka. Scudder. H.len B., Albany, N. Y., April 25. 18;19. Topeka, Dec. 17, 18711. Topeka. Scott. L.wis, B., Bucks Co , Pa., Jan. 14. IS21. Savage, Miss G W., R.ading, Penn., June 11.1855. Lawr.nce, March, 186i. Lawrence. Smith,]. D., Corning, N. Y., Feb. 4, ]XO~. Topeka, August :lO, ISH. Soule, • S , Wilksville, Mav 21. De Soto, April 10. 1861. Stearnor, Harry, 2 Topeka Banu. Topeka. Stevenson. Topeka Baud~ Slagl., Topeka Band. Smith, Ed., Lancaster Co .• Pa., Feb. 2l:!,181H. Twiu Mound, OCI. 25, ISII'7. Osage Co. .. Snyd.r, G. H., New York, Jan. 12,1828. Lawreoce, Oct. 15, ISM. J eff.rson Co. Sherman. D ..S., Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 21,1828. . ~opeka, Dec. 3, 1809. . Lawrence. Sp'eeriGeorglap.". Hou/l'c. OhIO, March, I~l!). Ellis Co , March 20, 1878. Ellis Co. . SIler, A. C., OhIO. Aprillli. IH~O. DOllgl.s Co., Jan. 15,1871. JefTerson Co. Snedd.n. Mrs. Mary C' Seljns~rove. Pa., Mch. 25. '1)1. Wyandotte City JUlie 21 1857. Wyandotte. l S".'ith, Anna G., Blu. 1\ ound; Kansas, Jnne SO. 1860. Donglas Co., Ju~e 30. 1860. III"eO\'Iountl. Stlmpson, Fred. E, Boston, lIbss., May 13, II!37. Lawrence, Jan. 10, 187'~. Lawrence. Stlmpson, Mrs. Fretl. E , Bo.ton, Mass .• Nov. 19, 1834. Lawrence ~ept 2'2 1872 Lnwrence. Stimpson, 1\fary G., Bosto·" l\·r3S5., Sept. J4. 18005. Lnwrence'Sept 2"2' Hf12' Lawrence. Stimpson, Edwin [·'iske. Jamaica Plains, n.1ass., Aug. ",. . l1,181J7. " , Lawrence, Sept. 22. 1872. Lawrence...· .. ~Ilmpson, Wm. C .• JamaIca' .PIa'"~;,Ma~s .• June 8. 70. l.awrenc •• Se\,t. 22.I87'J. Lawrence. . Stone, A P:, Rowe, Mass., Sept. ~'. IH.U,I. l{eno, Lenv. (;0., March. 12, 1874. Rl!llo r J.env. Co.' ~trongr E. F·, Le~venwurth.. Kansas, Jan, 2, l~. Leavenworth, Jan. 2, JHOO. IOtt3wa. . . Sharp, Lydl": S'I.Salem, O~IO. ,Yi-iting at Topeka. Stuart, Fannie, Monroe, Mich., Jan. 21, 18:l6. Lawrcnce, August 29, IH17. ILawrence. Ifb::~do. I 5 .... tI.r •• H. B .• Germany, Nov. 2, 183.5.. Sand.rs; C. B., Willow Springs, Kas:, Aug. IS, 1871. Sawy.r. L. M .• Cleveland, Oh,o. Storms. Geo. T., Girard county, Ky., Ian. 19,11130. Sutliff, Addie M., Lawrence, Kas , Feb. 2~. 18Ul. Sutliff'j·enni. S., Lawrence. July 27,1863. Sutliff, . B., New York, April 1, 11138 IKanwaka. February, l&iU. Willow Springs, Aug. I.~, 1871. Top.ka, Sept. 16, 1H55. Douglas Co ,November. IMUZ. Lawrence, Feb. Zi, IIllI!. Lawrence, July 21.180;1. Lawrence, March, 1860 -121- /nougla. Co. Lawrcnce. / Lawrence. IW.karu.a. �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Na11l~, Piau and Da/~ of Birth. N: Y., Dec. 2; 18:14. Piau and Skinnei,-~lrs.E-;:- Yates Co., Da/~ oj Stllimunt.! Pruml R~sidma . -IL':wr~n'c•. - - - Suunders, H. F., Mass, November H, IH22. Lawrence. Oct. 6 10M Lawrence. Smith, Mi .. Nannie, Wellington, Ohio, March 4, 11S54. Holton, Septem~er, Il!ti~. (l'opeka. Spencer, W., New Haven, Conn., Oct. 18,1866. Lawrence, J~GII. \L::.wrence. Stanley, Mr. and lItr•. H. A., Mass, July 13, 1853. Lawrence, December, 11163. Lawrence. StevensbGeo. W., Ohio, June 12, 1822. Lawrence, May I:!, IHb7. Lawrence. Simon, " Germany, August 7,1&32. Le:\Vcuworth, March, l~. jLeaVenworth. Smith, H. B., Wellsbol'o, Pa., Feb 22,lb82. lusawatolllie, May, l!!.5~ Osawatomie. Sands, James G .. Gilbertstown, Pa., Aug. 21, 18aa. Lawrence, May 211, 1!J55. Lawrence. Sands, Mrs. SusIe E., Winchester. N. H .• Ja!l. 8, 1843.\KaUWaka, 1&';8. ILawrence. Sternberg. 1'. J., New York, Oct. 25. 1!!a7. Lawrence, Oct 15, 1857 Lawrence. Stephens, Richard, England, June 80,1820. l'almyra.t Feb. 16, loUti. p eace. Schmidt, John M., Bayernr ver .. July:l5, 1835. Peace, Keno Co .• lItarch 10 Sionecker, J. G., Savannnn, Ohio, March, 1:l5l. \1'Opeka, April Zi, Ib72. '. Topeka. Sutliff, Helen B .. Lawrence, Oct. 8, 1~61. ,Swan, D. M.. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 13,1848. ,Leavenworth, October 22, 1S66. \LeaVenworth. \Swan; Mrs. D. M., Maysville, Ky., Feb. :.:~, 1847. \!LeaVenworth, September. Il!()''j. Leavenworth. Stuart. Sarah R., Monroe;Mich., April 3, 11l4U. Douglas Co .. Aug. 25, 11177. Law,ence. Seervir, .Dr. John G , Bernt, Switz., March, ltU7. Lawrence,I&1d. I'Lawrence. Seervir,.SaranC., Camden, N. }"., 18.ql. ILawrence,ll!58. Lawrence.· : Shields, Prudence, Indiana, Jan. 8, 1855. . Neosho Co.,I86!I.. lJouglas Co. Shields, A. Ii., JIlinois, September 9 , 1850. Douglas Co., 1855. Douglas Co.' Jefferson Co., Aug .. 1!J55. Topeka. Spivey,: Lina, Iowa Oct~ber 11,1854: "Summerfield, M., PrUSSia, Au~u.t 15, 1l!42. Eudora, Aug. 1",I&S7 Little Rock, Ark. Summerfield. M ... M .., Fulton, III., May 80, IM7. Eudora, September, 1859 Little'Rock, Ark. Stevenson, E. H., New Vor!!,. Nov. 19,1&16. Leavenworlh Co., Jan. I, 1869. Leavenworth. Smith, Sarah A, Sheffield, ,t;og., Feb. 4, l&'l!l.. ., D1u1~~und, Douglas Co., March, Btue Mound. I Lawrence, Novenibe~.-i85.'l: .Ul7U·l Smith. Ch~rlie ·F. Wakarusa, Dec. ll,18/ll!, • Blue Mound, Dec. 11,1868. Sutliff, Mrs. W. E., Bristol, Va , Dec. 14, 1881. Lawrence, OctOber 9,18.57: Stede, L. S .. Ros. county, Ohio, Sept. 15, lHaa. Clinton, Doug Co .. Jan. I, U157. Smith, Wm. H .• Cbatham, New York, Sept. :Zit, IHW. De SOlO, l\lay 20, J!iOO. Stiner. Lizzie G , Garrettsville, Ohio, July, 183tS. Lawrence. Stevens. Esther R., Ohio, Feb. 13,11128. Lawrellce. May 9,lS67. Sherman, Hauie A. Mrs. Ohio, Aug 14, ]&I~ Topcka'j:lnu:u y I. 1M70. Sherman, E:tie Miss, Iowa, Dec. 1(i, 1800. To{)eka, une Ifl, l~jO. . . Snow, J ·CB., \I\'estminoste~, Vt " JunNe 2:i, 1/1.10. 29 u« SLahna , OctoNber oU,blb78 .8. Seewln, har es C.. neld.. C 0., . Y., :'ov. _ ,1""" awrence,' ovefT, er, I 59. Sille, George W .. Portage Co., Ohio, Feb 12. 182'J. Neosho }{apid<, Sept. l~, 185l! Sparaw, J S" Lancaster, Pa., April2U, 1~43. 110llmg, Sert. ~;, bHO. Shearer. George, PennsylvaOla, March :!O, It)56, Ln.wrence, September, ll"'tiS. Stanton. 5 .• Ohio. Aug. 20, Hsa:!. 1\larsh:..11 Co , Juue lU, 1~1.~. Snider, G. N., Pen ... ylvauia. Feb. I, 182.;. Douglas Co , March 1. ISW Shaw, Thos., Hawkins Co., Tenn., Aug. 28, 1847. Kanwaka, October, ISM. Shaw, Wm., Hawkius Co • Tenn., Feb, n, 1!l49. Kanwaka, Uctober, IM54. Seaman, J. W .. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, - , 183'~. Fort Scott, 1&52.. Steele, Alexander, Kentucky. May 15. 18'Z6. DOllgi:ls Co • Nov. 15, 1m, Smith, Mary D., Mound City, Kas., Dec. 21,1800. Linn Co., Vecem~er 2~. 1860. Sturel, A. J.J. Germany, Sept. 2, 1&19. Lawrence, February 211, 1m. Sturel, Ida. l.iermany, May 24, ll!5O. Lawrence, February 2\). 1878 Stufel, Sophia, Germany, May 24, 1854. Lawre"c~, February 2H,Ib75. Smith, tvlarnn, Gcrmany,lan 1,1832. Leavenworth. June 15, 1S57. Smith, M. Mrs., Barren Co., Ky .. Dec. lO,l!!a7. Leavenworth, Nov. 20, lSlil. Strong, Charles F., Leavenworth, Aug. 2, 185U. Leavenworth, August ~, l&Ij(j, Smith, H. T., Bucks Co., Pa , Uct. :!4, J85ft. Ii\IOUnd City, April, HmO Smith. H. or. Mr." Cincinnnti. Ohio, Jan. SU, IS-D. Lawl'~ncc, Octoucr, lStiO. SavageJo'.Ph, Hartford, Vt ,July:!S, 1l!24 Lawrence, ~cpt. 16, HIIi·I. Savage, oseph Mrs., Deanstown, Soollallu, March 5, . 1 . 4. .. . Lawrence, April, lS5!l. Storm, Anson. Ann Arbor, l\lich . June 6, 1838. Lawrence, l\[arch 1M, 18.l)7. Soollt~n, D. W., New York, Feb. II!' lSila. DOllglas Co, Augll", l~iU. Stanley, E , Helldricks Co., lnll.. April 7. 1~47, I>OllCi:l!t C/J , Sepl. au ISfi.", ~utherlandJ.. 5 .. H. t Lawrence, ja!l' 2, lHil8 _ Douglas Co., J ,.nuary'2t l~. ~aundcrs, .I"rnnk M J \Vakarusa '1 p., Dec. 9, 185f1. Ncar Lawrence, Dec. II, It:>5U. Spencer, Selden P., New York, D"c. 10, 18:J5. Lawrenco, Jllly 15, 18HO. St~w:art. <;ltarles, Clark Co., KY';.l'eb. 24,1805. Clinton, VOUl:. Co., Nov. '1:1, '59. Surhng, R., Scotland, Nov. 1.5,11>'29. Ft. Leavenworth, April 16, H152. Samp!on, T., Londonderry, N. H, Dec. '. ]814. Lawrence, Nov. 2U, 1HiH. Sutliff, A. A., Marietta. Ohio, Nov. '1:1, 1S36. Lawrence Nov. ~·I l&jl) Stripp, ~. C., New Hnv~n, Conn., Jan. 11,18.'58. Topeka, fune II, 187M. . Snlrord, J., Royalton. Windsor Co , Vt., Aug. 27. IK27. LOlwrcllcC!, ~~t:rlinl;, Wil~f)nJ Il1ueJlcnuc."nce, \V. Va. nee.:.!U, 1855. Al.Jih:nc. October H, Ig71, ~!mmon., J. D., Jackeon, Mo., Deo. 22,1848. Balalwin City, ~1ay 1·1, 1851. SIIIIW"nS, Mr •• E. n., Montgomery, Ky., July 25, '25. Baldwin Ci· 'I, May H, ISS7. Simmons, Adda B"t Douglas Co.. Dee. 80, 1859. Saunders, F. A , l1in'erhill, N. H .. Feb. 28, 1629. Smith, W. H., Ohio, Noyember 21,1841. . . Swift, S. P .... Ohio, Aprill6,-ll!ll2. Stevenson. ::ousan, lIhno;' Jan. 10, 1843. ' Swallow, John' R •• New }ersey, April80,1lI2l. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. !SL·~I\i,nrae·nce. " ~ureka. Holling Lawrence. TOIIJ,:anoxu:. Topeka. Kanwaka. Kanwaka. Lawrence. \V:tkarua:t. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Leavenworth. Leaveuworth <.;". I.:lwrence. 1..~\Vrell":C:. NOrlh Lawrence. L"wrence, L:"vrencc. Lawrcn..:e DOllgla. Co. I.a\'lrcnc~. Lawrence. Lawrence. l.awrence. Leavenworth Co. l.awrence. l.awrcncc. I.:\\VretH,;e Topeb . . Topck!l. l .. "",rence. Baldwin City, Decemher80, 1859. . Irving, May 29 1867. Clyde . . Leavenworth Co., June 15, 1806 Leavenworth Co. Clinton, May 12, 1856. . Clinton,' Breckenridge county (now Lyon), ".' July 15, 1857. Topeka. . Wyandotte, November, 1883. Wyandotte. Lawrence. Slephens, C. B , New York, March., 1l!44. Stout, Perlie, Ohio. Scripps, Herman C , Rushville, III , March 10, 1860. Sholes D. C., E.uton, Pa., May 11,1859. Lawrence, July 19, 18.'14. Schleilert-John, Chicago, Ill., Sept. 15, 1855. I EudJra, Douglas Co Mar 20 '57 Stevens, t''hebe Gillpatrick, New Madison, Ohio, May ., ., . IS, 18411.. • . , Anderson Co., April 17, 1854 Stevens, C~arles N., LIVlRgston Co.,N. V., Jan. 22, 44. Leavenworth, September 1,11168. Searmg, Choton, Park county, Ind , July I, UI'1:1'. Twin Mound, Douglas county, . . ' O c t o b e r 14, 18U4. Seannr, Purim&, Park cou.nty. Ind.:Oct. 3!, 182!J. Twin Mound, Oct. 14, 1864: Stumbaugh, F. S., Frankltn Co., Pa., ApnI14,1817. Rush county, Nov. 17,lm. Stevenson, Frank, Green Caade, Ind., April 1, 1859. Smith! C. W., West Granville Wi. , June 12, 18.)0. Stansheld. 1. G., England, J\I Cy 3, 1828. Simmons, E. F:.t Ireland, Aug. 25, IlI25. Smith, H. C., ... linton county,.Ohio, May 30,1881. Seckler, Oscar, Atchison, Angust 16, IHiO. Stillmen, M: P., Berlin, N. Y., Nov. Z7, 18a8. §tocks, Fred. A.,_Lena,,IIl.t..March 26, 1883 llIue·Mound. Lawrence. Lawrence. DeSoto. Lawrence. Lawrence .. • Leav'enworth. Leavenworth. Walnut City; . Rush' Co. Ottawa, July 11, 1879. Ottawa. Stockton, Rooks Co., Feb. I, '79. Stockton. COlumbUS, 0., December 25, 1831. Topeka. . Lawrence, April 1, 185~. . North Lawrence, April 7, 1868. North Lawren"e. Leavenworth, Augu,t 16, 1~00. Leavenworth Lawrenc~, April ~, 1857. Nortonville, Kan. ,Blue RaDlds; ADrl117. 1872. ,Lawrenc~~ I -122- �THE KA}f.SAS MEMORIAL. Nilm~, Place and Da/~ of Birth. ~hannon. Geo., KnoxviU.;-Tenn-::Jii1.-26. 1844. PIQ(~ and .pat~ of Seltl~mmt. -'''IK~~i;'Y 12. I&;S: Pram! Raidmu . DeSoto, K.an. Blue Mound. Perry, Kansas. Perry, Kansas. Lawrence. Douglas Co. Schuls, C., Bavaria. Germany. Augu,,2\}, 1852. DOllglas Co .• March 1,1876.' Surber. M. D., Indiana, March 30. 1829 Lawrence. December, 1858. Surber, E. J•• Indiana. February 28. 1ts4~. . Clin,on, June. 11!5!!. S,one, E. E., Akron. Ohio, Nov. 12. 11>31. Illougla. county. May, 1!!5~. S'on.e, James A , Hartfor·~. Conn .• M~y 28. 1!!:l3. .' i"awnec; Septemb:r, 1~60. Seenn, C. !\t., E ... , FInley, Washington Co., Pa., L:1.wrence. . Feb. 28, IS14. Lawrence, October, 11l59. Lawrence . .. Seetin, Thomas. Donegal Co .• Ir.land, March 15, lSI3.\Lawrcnc •• May 21, I85.S. Baldwin. Stoul, Andrew, Circl.vill., Ohio, Jan. 3O,1l!:l7. Baldwin City, May, IHl18. Holling. Kans ... Spraw, A. ~t., 1Il .• Fei>. 211. 1858 Palmyra. March 3, I~I;(). Lawrence. St."kwe:l1h.r, Charles. Missouri. Oct. 31, IS61. Lawr.nc., March, IMU2. Topelea; Smith. Sidney W., Vermont. - - , 1812. Tup.ka 1817. Atchison. Smi,h, R.ub.n F., N.w York. -,1840 Doniphan county. 1859. Leavenworth. Smil.y, T. W .• Buchanan Co., Mo., April 29, 1S13. Franklin county, 1856. Speck. Fr.d' l M. D .• Carlisle, Pa , Nov. 24,181S. Wyandotte, May, 1857. Speck, AdelaIde M., - - ' Dc Soto, Kan.as, 1860, DeSoto. Smith, Mr •. M. 0 .. Tenne .... , Jan. 1. 1826. Simpson, Wm. H., Lawrence. Jan. 19, 1S58. Lawrence, January 19. IS58. Lawrence. Chase county, Dec. 2'l, 11:157. Chase Co. Shaft, John. Howell, ""ich., Dec. ~S. ISl9. Sutton, P. II., Blairsville. Pa .• Feb. 2. 1850. Burlingame, April lO. 1);'72. . Topeka. Kansas River, Jefferson county. Smith, H. H., Huron C~., Ohio, Sept. 14. 1817. April ~'U, 1&,7 Jefferson Co. Sharp. haac, Lanc3ster Co I Pa .• May a, l~. Morris coun,y. March 25, 1857. Council Grove. Topeka, April 25, 1878. Lecompton. Smith. R. H., York Co., Pa., Oct. 10. 183·1. Topeka, November 27, l!l6d.· 'ropeka. Skinner, D. S., Albany Co., N. Y., Mareh HI. 18"23. Spencer, Selden G., Madi,on, Wi •. , June 17. ItlGO. Lawr.nce, September 12, 1861. Lawrence. Jackson couuty. 1867. Leavenworth. :;tevens, A L .• Bridport, Eng .• July 5. IM~2. Scoulen, R., New York, May -I, ISO!!. beer Creek, Douglas county, October 14. 11;55. Belvoir. :;cou,en, n. G .. New York. June 24.1°57. Deer Creek, Nov. U. 1857. Uelvoir. She:!.r.r, V. I., Ellisville, m.• April 15. 1850. Lawrence, May 27,11:159. Lawrence. Stevens. George Ei'., East )jrooksfieJd, Ma!>s., ~fay 17, 1850. Topeka, May 17, IH.15. Douglas Co. Springer, J. H., Monroe Co. t Ky., Jan 25.1819. Coffey county. Il1oi!1 J effer."" Co. Kh.:e Cu. Skile" John K., Penn<yivaDla. Sept. 7, 1M-II, Rice cnulI'y, July 15,1876 Spencer, C. T., Kansas, OCt. 21.1&iU DOllR'l:ls county; Oct. 21, lM. itJ. ni~ SprinG'" Serene, Chnrles H" III., Nov. 16.11:«)0. Lawrence, September 2,1878. Lawrc:nce. Lawrence. Stuart, HeI~n R , Knns:ls, Jan 1. 1~7fj. ,j' I Lawrellcc, January 1, IM7H. Stuart, Anms L., Mo .• Sept. 13. 18·13. : Lnwrcnce. Stimpson, \Villie C., Boston, ~fass., June:~, UHO; i 1.awrence, September:.!2. lSi'.!. . Lawrence. Stark, Andrew North Lyme. Ct . March H, ISa.J. ,Lawrence, Septemb\!r ~5. lX.~. Topeka. Stark, Su~a.n ~i .. Chesterville. Ohio, Au!:'u::.t 1·1, ]~JU. !I.inn t;otlnty, Nov. ~"f), 1~!l. ToVeb. S4uires, H. C., Kentucky, Nov. 5, IM:kJ. :Att;hi~on COUlIty, March 1, J:;58. Leavenworth. Smith, N. R., Green county, 1:.nn .... ~!arch 6, 1826. Perry. October 22. I~,~. Petry. Simmons, Fred., Lawrence, May U, lR4'2. Vinlnntl, ):uulary 2·1, J8o)6. DOIlKla. Co. SCOIt, Ceorge. Hnpkins New York. IMUO. Atchison.lMuU Schott. John F., Baltimore, Md. Marion. Dougl,. county. 11:157. Serobg., J. B ,Ohio. November, 2~, 1837. Wyandotte, Allgust. IMI;tJ. Wyandotte. Simp'\on. Loui-ta, rretlti~s, N. V' f March 15, IM4A. Lawrence,1H;I,) Lawrence. Springer, C. H .. l'rIaf'gan county. Ill., Dec. 2'7, 1866. Coffey county. May M, 11:51)1. Jcfferson Co., P. O. Lawrence. Smyth, L. R" IIIinoi., Nov. 2. 1&42. Lawrence, October 31,1876. Lawrence. Spencer, J. M., Depauville. N. Y .• May 18, 1S'l2. jl.awrence, September 30.1877. L:1Wrence. Stanley. J,;. H., Attleboro, Ma ••.• F.b. 26.1864. Miami county, Dec. ~'8, 187:). Simpson, B. F .. Belmont county, Ohio Dec. 21, 1837. I'aola, March, 18.)7. . Paola. Stanley. T. A., Attleboro, Ma ••.• Oct. n, 16::0. 'Osawatomie, April 8. 1&i9. t Lawrence. Scars. L. A • Lawrence, August 15, IsrtO, Ill.awrence. Au!:ust 15. 11;00,' Lawrence. Stiefel, B., Bavaria, Ger., November 19, IS61. Lawrence,I877.· Lawrence. Smith, James, Eldersridge, Pa ,Jan. 2~. 1~37. Harsh.1I county, March 25. 1860. Marysville. Smith, Jane. Galesburg. III., Jan. 17, Il>H. hlarshall county.·May 1. 1860. \larysville. Stonebraker, Sam A., Huntington Co .• Pa. t July 16. '32 mack Jack, April 2.'l 1856. Black Jack. Sprague, Sarah J., Lexington, Ky., Marcn 27, 182H. ' L:lwrence. Smith, J. G., Missouri. Jefferson county, HUj2. Valley Fall •. Shu .. , David, Indiana. A·,gust 14. IS48. Lawrence. Nnvember 5. IMtl8. Lawrence. Smith, Jacob, Pegnsylvania, June 24. lSal. Topeka, ~!arch 17. 1&57. Topeka. Smi,h, Chas. C., Nuremberg, Germany, Dec. 20,1830. 10 miles south of Lawrence, Apr. 2H, 1855. Same place. Smith, Elizabeth,' Leicester, England, Jan. 11,1829. lO miles south or Lawrence, Sept 20. 11155 Same place, Shepley, F. B , Massachusetts, January 6.1852. Topeka, September 15. 1879. Topeka. Smith, William. Kansa., Novemlier 3. 18M. Topeka. Topeka. Suttan, I. P., Osage county, lifo., Uec. 9. 1843. Andersun county, June 1, 18.'l5. Garnett. Htill, S. S .• Macon county. Mo., Dec. 7 185!. Douglas county. October 20. 1854. Douglas Co. Searl. Susie J., Southampton. Mass., Nov. 18, 1B32. I Lawrence, November 18. 1857. Lawrence. Searl, A. 0·, jr" Lawrence, February 1.1864. Lawrence. February 1, 18tl4. Lawrence. Searl, Ella A., Lawrence, January Il, 1859. Lawrence, January 11, lS,tl. Lawrence. Stone, David, England, June ltIJ IM.36. L:lwrence, becember 20, ItnS. Savage. W. W .• Vermont. May 17. 1850. I Wakarusa. October. Itl55. Wakaru.a. Smith, Henry. Madison Co •• Ky., March _, IMIO. Mill Creek. Johnson county. Apr. 20. 1842, Lawrence. S'evenson, Mrs., I. A. IIlinoi •• Nov. -,1859. Douglas county. November, 1859. Hutchin.on~ Sh.rman. Lillie V:, Rockford. III., Feb. 26. 186.5. Lawrence, May 6, IM76. Smi,h, Kate S., Osawatomie, March 12. 1~63. , Searle. R. H. C., Montgomery .Co., N. Y., April 14, lPl:U. . Topeka, Docember 2~.lMli5. Topeka. Searle. Amelia B., Ohio. July 28,1835. . Topeka, December 25,1865, Topeka. Sutorius. Charle •. Cologne. Prussia. June 1M. 1858. Ottawa. June Ill. 18tl8. Lawrenc~. StratTon, C. W'J Sparta, Ontario, Dec. 9,1&58. Ottawa, November 4, IB6U. r SfTlith, \V. R., Terre Haute, Ind., Aug, 19, 1&'33. Ottawa, April2.i, 1857. R~~~~Lcee~v. Co. Steinberg, Simon, Batavia, Ocrober 3 lli:i3. Lawrence, December 11, 1864. T Scagell. Mrs. II! J., Lisbon. Maine, July 27, !d27. i·awrknce. Sehg. A. L., Ham6urg. Germany. August 6. 184tl. lawrence. 1S58. L~~~e~~e. Scholes. Thom .... Illiuois. September to. IM~6. Holton. April. 1);'72. Lawrence. Sterner, H. C., Penn" Novemberl0,18~7. To!,eka, ~1ay 30. 1m. Topeka. Sperry, L. J., New York, January 5. IM29. 3 mdes east of Lawrence, June 5, 1856. Lawrence. . E . I H attle S ear, '. Fitchburg. Mas •. , January 9 1847 Lawrence '1fay 2t1 1856 Isolo K Spray, L. 111., New L~ndon Indiana. J uly 2~: IM5G: Springdal~: Kansa;. 1);'70. i..aw~eonn';e ans ... Strong: ~!rs. C. A., TIOga. New York. Feb. 27.1~32. Highland. Kansas. ~1ay 6. 1872. . Smith r. B., ConnectIcut. March 5, IM36. nlue 1found, near Lawrence. . Deo: .. mb~r.6; !1j.:4 IBlue Mound. Stanley, SIno, Buchanan C?. I\!o., Al1~ust 1~, 1841. /DoniPhan Co • May Z7, Il:15i. ,. Snoddy.lam .. D., LycomIng Co., Penn., September 11, 1ll.'lS. ~Iound Citv. Feurnarv 25. 18tIl .. La Cv~ne. I I I 1 -123- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Nanu, Place and Date of Birth. Lawrence. Onaga. Speer; John, Kittanning, Penn., Dec.,27, 1817. Lawrence, 'Septembei27, '1&;4. Stouffer, Mary R., Pennsylvania, Aug., 29,1837 Lawrence, March, lSr>5. Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, June 4, - Lawrence, March, Hi55. Sherman, Christiana, Edinburgh, Scotland, May 20, J831. 8uindaro, June 5, JH57. Sherman. Morris, Maine, J.anuary 20, 1~. Lawrence. 01lin~.:\ro. Quindaro. Lawrence. Leavenworth Cu. Lawrence. Topeka. Lawrence. Hosedale. Lawrence. ),unction City. l'opeka. Emporb. uindaro, June 5, HS:)7. Sterling, J. A., Brandonville, W. V., Nov. 18, ISM. Abilene, October 9, 1871. Smelser, Lydia A., Indiana, December, 26, 1855. Miami county. 1860. . Sawyer, Mary W. G., Union CO' I Ind., Jan. 27, 1842. Bloomington, February, 1857. Sherman, Ike Lycurgus, Clevelana, 0., July 11, 1l!60. - - , January 6,1864. Stuart, J. H., Guilrord, N. C., June 20, 183U. Lawrence, February I, 1872. Taylor A. B., OhIo, 1M3\. Franklin, HIlIfi. Turrell, N. 5., Lexington, Ind .. May 17, 1817 Wakarusa, ;\prillO, 11!1l7. Taylor, George A., South Windsor, Ct., Sept. 24, 1836. Leavenworth, Septemher 30,1855. Thoma•• J , Bucks county, Penn., l\l"rch 20 lIlt1. Tope.ka, October 18,1871. Taylor, D. Boo Pittsburg, Pa ,January 8. H157. Taylor, Mo.es W., Illinois, November 22,1831. Dougla. county, August 20.1854. Taylor. Janie, Kansas, September 27,1866. Douglas county, Sept. 27, lS6I1. Taylor, Emma, KRn5as, September 18 Illtl8.· Douglao county, Sept 18, 19(ill • . Trent, T. S., Barry county, Mo., March 20, 1862. Shawnee county, Feb. 28, 1875. Teffl, M ... Emma A., OhiO, . Topeka, December 11. 1806. ·Thoma., Erven, Calloway county, Mo .. March 25, 1844. Lawrence, Septemb~r Ii, IS61. Thralls, Will H., Lawrence, June 24, 1878. Lawrence, JUlie 24,1871:1. Tabor, Mrs .. R. K., Rochester, New York. Lawrence. .' Tolleo,.Ada C., Lawrenc~, November 2, lX60. Lawrence, Nov. 2, 1800. Tolle., Abbie F., L"wrunce,August'2, IH04: I."wrence, AII!{usl 2, 11l(l.!. Thompson. E. D., Saratoga count}', N. Y. Julv 6, 1S87;ILawrellce, 1&"17. Tucker, Charle. H.,.Cornwall, Eng .• May 6,1857, Lawrence, September 24,1870. Taylor, D. B.,·Alleghany City, Pa., J"n . S, 1857. Council Grove, January I, IS7\!. '·o.h, Andrew, Preble county, Ohio, July 12, 1821; Lawrence, November 9,I87p. Thurber, W., New York, December 25 1l!31. Lawrence, April 8 1856. Tennis, Anne E. Kentucky, May 18, 1863. Lawrence, Nov. Ii, 11;'71. Tennis, Mattie ~i. Kentucky. Marcn 1. 1855. Lawrence, Nov. 30. 1870. Thacher)., '1'. Dwight, Hornell,vllle, N. Y , Oct. 2'l, '31. Lawrence, April, 1&;7. Taylor, \,;. H., Ohio, August 14, 1~l2 . De Soto. August 30, 18115. ," Taylor, C. 1'. W., Kansas, November 30, 1!ll;0. Uougla. county, Nov. 30, l8tJO. Tisdale, H., Norfolk, New Vo~k, February 17, 18:13. Lawrence, Feb. 17, 1~!. Thompson, Mrs. Laura Bell, Cln., 0 .. May:!:!, 18~7. Ft. RIley, May 12,ISu;). Thacher, \V. ~I., Lawrence, Kansa!lo, March 2". ISG2. Lawrence, ~[arch 24. IHH2. TOt,~1ca. L:t\\'rc.!IU;c. Lawrence. I Lawrence. Lawrence. L~wreIlCc;, Lawrence. Clay Center. tawrence. Twin Mound. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. DeSoto. O.kaloosa. Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence. Thurber, Orville, La Grange Co., Ind., Jan. 8,1054. Douglas county.. May, ISM. Trimper, A. A., Colu!"bia county, N. V'§:rFeb. 17,1816. Lawrence, Apr~ll. 1873. Thomp.on, C. L.,· Chnton, Mass., June ,1832. Lawrence, Aprll27,l857. Twin Mound. Lawrence. Thompson, Mn. C. L., Lubec, Maine, Sept. 19, 1836. Lawrence, June,Hi5S.. Tefft, E , Hamilton county, N. V., Dec. 27, 1818.. Tilly, '1'. J., St. Louis, Mo.,.October 23,1852. Thralls, 6. E., Fairmount, \v. Va., May 18, IHIl2. Topping, Kate L ..I. Carboudale, Ill., Sept a, I!i.'iU. Tolles, Mary B., vardner, Ma.s., August 19,11!32. Tisdale, Mrs. H., Compton, Canada, Oct 26, 1832. Thompson, J. F.t.Shelbyville, Ind .• Jan. 13, ,ISS~ .. Thacher,S M., 11.0r!'ellsvllle, N. Y., ~ec. ~1, 1834. Telford, 11m. B., OhIO, December d, 18iH. Topeka, spring of 1859. White Cloud, Sept. I, 1862. Paola, Octob." 11'67. Topeka, July (I, IIS77. Thompsonville, Jef. . ferson Co. Topeka. Topeka. Lawrence. Topeka. Lawrence, ,March :m, 1855. Lawrence, May 17, 18b':!. Lawrence, ~ov. 21 1l:n8. Lawrence, September, 1857. De Soto, John,on county, April 28. 1871). Spring Hill, April I, 1865. Telford, Mattie, Ohio, May 28. 1855. De Soto, April 28, 1870. Telfor~. Eliza, Ohio, JUlY 12, IS.<;8. Taber, Ira I., Delaware countJ' N. V., Aug. 22, 1836. Holton, Jackson Co., May, 18, '58. Taber, Homer Galen. Holton, :l.ckson county, Kansas, . March 12. 1873. Todd, Frank A., Leavenworth, September 26, 1859. Taylor. Elizabeth, Ohio, October 4, 11!3H. Taylor. Lucy H . N. Y .. March 14. IS:!:.!. Tunn~II, Robert M , Illinois, October 17, 1830. Telford, J. C .. Steuben county, N. Y., March 13, 1829. Telford, Susetta. Seneca county, Ohio, Feb. 15, 1829. Tefft, H. K., Illinois, September 8,1848. ThrAlls, F. W., Fairmont, W. Va., October 6. 1852. Ten Broeck, Frank, Annapolis, Ind., March 8, 1858. Taylor, Mrs. R. B., New York. Tomson, T. K."Voungstown, Ohio, Sep't. 20, 1866. Holton, March 12, 1873. Jefferson county, Octobe'r, 1859. Lawrence, Nov. Zit 18tf7. - - , September, 1~67. De Soto, April, 1870. De'Soto, April, 1870. Topeka, July, 1859. Lawrence. Tefft, C., Rhode Islan(I,September 28, 18!? Thompson, Mrs. Carrie, Ohio, August 25, ISM.. '!',ask, Mrs.]. C .. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 1,1840. Tice, Perry, Myerstown, Pa., May 26, 1821. Lawrence, August 26. 1879. Wyandotte, July. 1&<;8. Topeka, May 6, 1081. Lawrence, September 9L 1861. Douglas county, Nov. It1,I854. Lawrence, Nov. 23, 1879. Lawrence, Nov; 2:1, 1082 Shawnee county, May 4, 1859. Tice, Sarah C.; Lycoming county, Pa., Oct. 31, 1820. Shawnee county, May 4, 1859. Thornton, Annie, East Tennessee, April 28, 183l. Topeka, November, 1876. . Temple, J.. S., Galena, lIIinoi., November 6, 11!57. Taber, Tlllfor<l J' I Ja.ck,on county, Ind., Aug. 17,1833. Douglas Co., Nov. 20, 1854. Turley, E. B , MIami county, December 4.1861. Dougl.s Co. Nov. 5 1862 Tennis, Mat,tic 1\1., Kentucky, M::lrch 1, 1865. Lawrence. Nov. 3O.1~1). • Taylor, Sallie, Wales, September 27. 1!!40. Lawrence, April 10, lSt15. Treadway, Mrs. D. C., Wi.con.in,lanuary 29, 1I!,54 Lawrence, June 26. 11S79. Thompson, M. L., Goshen, Conn., August 9, 1820. Baldwin City, Nov., 1858 Thornton, W. E., Hannibal, Mo., January 5.1850. Leavenworth, Sept. 10,1870. Thacher, Charles C., Hornell.ville, N. Y., March 27, ' 1847. Lawrence, April 10, 1863. Taylor, Eva, :qe Soto, Kansas, July 5, 1842. Lawrence, May 3, 1871. Tefft, E., MadISon. county, New York, Dec. 27,1818. Topeka. May 25, IM9. Thew, W. A., OhIO, December -,1860. Oxford, March ~ 1870. Taylor, Jame. S., Philadelphia. December 28,1847. Leavenworth, April 7 1858 Thralls, Ed., West VirgiRla, May 29 1850. Paola, Nov. 2!!, 1869. ' . 'Thomas, Phebe R., Bolton, Mass .. October 18, 1841. Lawrence, Feb. 28,1865. 'Thomas, Barcla Newport, Indiana, July I, 1841. Hesper, Nov. 20,1864. Thurber, Ada, awrence, October 14, 1858. Lawrence October 14 1858 . ThompklR', Charles T., New nedford, Mass., Feb. 4, ' ,. 1833. N. Topeka, May 15, 1!I69. t. -124- Th0f.~:.:':~~~' Jef. Lawrenc~. Douglas Co. Lawrence. HornelbviUe. N. Y. DeSoto. DeSoto. Gardner. Holton. Holton. Atchison. Topeka. Lawrence. Wyandotte. Gardner. Gardner. Topeka. Lawrence. Lawrence . . Wyandotte. Tupeka Franklin Co. Lawrence. Williamoport Tp. Shawnee Co. Williamsport Tp., Shawnee Co . Topeka. Lea ven worth Co. J etTerson Co. Lawrence. DeSoto. Lawrence. Edwardsville. Lawrence. Lawrence. Valley Fall •. Topek". Lawrence. Leaven worth. Lawrence. Hesper. Hesper. Lawrence . N. Toneka. �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Namt, Plou IIIld Dilit 0/ .Birth. Place and Date oj &lfltllltnt. 'Presmt Rtsitlma Thom kins, Mrs. M. L., Cameron, Vt: ,- Feb. 21,1830. N. Topeka, Ma'y 15.1869 ~~~rvir~ka. Taber;Hannah S., Holland, Vt. July 21,1834. Lawr.ence, April7,l857. Atchison. Todd 'Frank A. Leavenworth, September 26, 1859. AtchIson. 1854 ' 'K k 1'10 Lawrence, . Lawrence. Turner, James, e~tuc y, - - . 0 • " I N 12 ll1fil1 Douglas Co. .: Thornns,1... W .. FaDIr~ontF' We.~ Va"J OctI9'l~6. ~~ic";go °April'!!! 1871. Charle.ton, S. C, Tucker John, M. . .,an 'r:mCISCO, an., . Sh 'c J i 20 1867 Shawnee Co Twecd~lc. E. W " Castine, Maine, August 31. - awnee 0 .• U Y ,. , . To eka. . Thorn 50n Wm P. Mercer Co., Pa., Dec. , 18, 1832. Topeka, May 26, 1855. G l' .u Tebbs;john, Mi"Q~ri, December 1M, 11>4". IGrolltville, Kan., Mar. 17, 18~. ID"':t~1 e Terrey, H. 0., Oswego. New York, April 13, ItI29. : De'S~to, Johoson Co, Feb.4, 70. L:\f~!n·ce. Tyner, E. n., Jllne3,ISOI. '1'osh I .. D. L" Upshur, Ohio, August 2, 1851. Lawrence, October 31, 1870. Lawrence, .'1'ho";a., Chester, Troy, Penn., July 18 1810. Topeka, April28,l858. Topeka, -Thomas, Frank 5., Canton, Pa , Oct., 22, 1857. Topeka, April 28,1&,,>8. Topeka. Taylor,1 H., 'Allegheny City, Pa., Nov. 18, IS')5. . Lawrence, Tanner Wm., ChaUlauqua (;0., N. Y., Oct. 7,1819. Leavenworth C,ty, Oct. 23,1854. Tolnner ' Ellen F., Mount Vernon, 0., April 29, 18;17. Leroy, October 12, 1869. Leavenworth. Tabor, l • R., Jl:1rton, Vt.,.February 6,1826. , ' Tabor, C. D .. Topsham, v t., July 23, 17011. Lawrence, M"y_ 9, 1837. Lawrence: Underwood, Nelson, C:1rter county, Ky., Apr. 20,18~8. Jofferson Co., Kari., Oct. 7, 1868. Near W,lhamstown, . , Jeff. Co. Underwood, Delila, Fleming CO",Ky., March 29,1828. Near Williamstown, Jeff; Co, Umberger, David, Ohio, May 15, 1841. Clinton, Douglas Co., March 4, Clintan, Doug. Co. 1855. Umberger"john, Ohio, September 26, 1845. Clint!?!'J Douglas Co., March 4, I!SQQ. Clinton. Underwood, Prescott, Wayne Co., Pa., Feb. 22, 1835 North Lawrence. Feb ...t,l~ N. Lawrence. Umberger. R. 0., Indiana, April 29,1834. Kanwaka, August 6, hlIiG. Clinton. Vern ·n, john E. Ohio, October 12. Itl-10, I.ecomptoll, Oct 15, IMllX. Lawrence. Villcent, j. C., Dutche •• Co .. N. Y., lIhrch 7,11>2·1. Kanw.ka, I\larch 2!i, 1&57. Kanwak:l. Vanderpool, T. 8. Dec"tur Co., Iowa, June 22, 1840. Jefferson Co ,Seft. 1:!,1867. Douglas Co. Vrooman, H. P., johnstown. New York, July 24, H!28. Council Grove, 1\ ay 20, l::!'ill. Eureka. Vermityea, I!:. W. G., New York, Nov. ~8. 1825. Lawrence, Sept. 17, 18;S. Douglas Co. Vanderveer, W. R., Avon, 0., July 2R, 18-l2. Lawrence April!!, 1879. Lawrence. Van Winkle, R. A., Wayne Co., Ky., Nov. 25, l11IS. Kapioma Tp. Atchison Co .. Feb. Arington. Atchison 11,1855. . Co. . Vernon', Walter A., Ohio. May 14, 1801. Lawrence,I!!77. Lawrence .. Van Hoeson,Kinder Hook, N. Y., Dec: 1 25,1841. Manhattan, Feb. I, 1800. Lawrence. • Vincent, Wm. E., Deer f'ark. Illinois, NOV. 7, 1857. Lawrence, June 4, 1871! Ridl:cway. Vestal, J. M., Mooresville, Ind. Janua .. 15.1840. Shawnee, Oct. 24,18US. Prairie Center. Eureka, June. 1871. Van Houten A. J..lthaca, N. Y, August 15, 18!4. Eureka. Vandersburgh, :.. G , Ohio, May 10. I~l)j. Aurora, Oct; 12. 1803. Aurora. Voorhees, Peter, New Jersey, March 7, 1815. Lawrence, March 4, 1!!77. Lawrence. Van Nordstrand, A. S., llIiDoi., February 14 - LeRoy Vincent Anna E. Preble cOllnty Ohio, June i, IS«. D,'uglas Co .. March 2I!, 1837. Douglas. Van Wormer, P. A., Oneida, New York, Nov. 29, IS'll. Lawrence, May 5, 181;8. Lawrence. Van Wormer, 1 A., Albany, Co. N. Y., July 13. 1830. Lawrence, May 5,18U1l. . Lawrence. Valentine, O. M., Shelby Co., Ohio, June 18, 18:10, Leavenworth City, Jllly 5,1859. Topeka. Franklin Co., July, 1&59. V:1lentine, D. A , Font:1nelle, 10wn, April 10, 185U. Topeka. Vestal, John Ii .. Morgan Co., Ind., Jan. 15, 1t>l0. Shawnee, Oct. 24, 1~G5. , Tonganoxie. Va. Fossen, C. H" - _. Wyandotte, Feb, I, 1&i6. KanSOlJi l:ily, Kan. Varnum, F. B , Bluehill, Maine, July 33, 1837. Vinland. Douglas Co., May 10 . !856. , 'Violand, Dougl" •. Co. Vaneil, Ameli!l. Kentucky, May 29, 1808. Lawrence, Dec. 15, 1854. :. Clinton. Van Laer, H. E., Auburn N. Y., May 9,1853. Leavenworth. Kan ,July20,1tJ78. Topeka. Van Fossen, Mrs. C. M., 6hio, - - WY!lndotte, Kan., 1~4a. Kansas City, K!ln. Van Haeson, Mrs. J. N _, GlasgoYi. Ky. Leavenworth, SprlnA" or J~O. Lawrence. Van Hoesen, Ril1::t n., Llwrence Kan., Jan. 1. lR72. Lawrenr:e, Jan. 1, IH7:l:. Lawrence. Wear, Martin 5 • Butler eountv, Ohio,}all. 11, 1815. Edward's Co., Aur:ust I, IS70. Edwards Co. Wood, Mary A .. Columbiana Co., OhIO, Sept. 9, 1832. Ch".e Co .. April lO,186S. Elmdale. Wood, D. M., October 25, 11125. Wakaru,a Tp., Nov. 10,1878. WakarnR". Wilkin, R. S , Indian.l., August 17, 18:17. 1)oul:::l:ts Co., Oecclnber, lS70. Topeka. \Vilson, Mrs. 1. N .• Madison, N. Y. . Lawrence. Lawrence. Wil,on, John 5., Rome, Richland Co., 0., July 2, 1834. Garn~tt, March I. lSfj!!. Lawrence. Warrington, A. P., Iowa, 1!S53. Cherokee Co., Dec., 1807. Leavenworth Co. Wott. J K. Indiana. March 10, 1861. Twin Mounds, IH&! Lawrence. ',villiams. Henry, LouiSVIlle, Ky., March 24, 1863. Lawrence, Sept 15, 1879 Walker. J. E., Franklin county, N. Y., July 21, 1847. Dougla. Co., April 10, 1800. Baldwin City. Wood, Frances, Illinois, July, 8 1849. Vinland, April 4, 18li.1. Vinland. Wood, Caroline A., Vermont. May IJ. 181:1. Vinland, April 4, ISU:I. Vinland. Wood, J. Z. D., New York, March 29, J817. Vinla.d, April 4, lMU3 Vinland. Wallace, P. W., Kentucky, February 7, J829. Lawrence, March I, 186n; \Velle.ley, Mas •• Walton, Ray A., Indiana, May 10. 1858. He'per, April I, 1870 Lawrence. \Vosbach.e, Chali , Overeo.D, Pa.,. Dec. 1. H~r..5. Lawrence, JUIlC 5. lX74.. Lawrence. W!n~hell, G. H., Lawrence, August 0,1862. Lawrence, May 8. IStl5. Lawrence. W!lh~lDson, Cha... Lood~n, Eng .. Feb; 1l,1824; Atchison Co , April 10, 1&50. Washington 'Co. Wllklnsoll, Wm., Jo DavIe .. ' Co:, 111., Sept. 14, 1854. Wabrusa, Sept. 15, IHlI4. South of Lawrence. \Vay, Arthur P .. Mansfield, Kas , Nov. ~lJ 1862. Linn Co., Nov. 21 UkJ2. Lawrence. Webs!er, Frank L., San~u.ky, Ohio, April 22, 1861. Wyandotte, Nov b. IS6.S. Lawrence. Wenrick, S. E. S., Hopkmton, Iowa, March S, 1857. Elgin September 1871 Walton, J. B. Pennsylvania, January 4,1852. ' ,. W:1kefiefd, \i/m . H. T. Vandalia, III., Dec. Ill, IN34. Douglas Co , June 8, IS&!. Lrtwrence. Wilkinson, Rachel, Indiana, July 25, 18:J1. ' I)ollglas Co., 80pt. I.j. 111;)1. \Vak:aru~:t.J DQu~las' Co. Whiteside, George P., Muncie, Ind .• Sept. 18,1845. Topeka. Sept. 10, 186(/. Topeka. Willard, J. n., Salem, Illinois Maya. I&'r.). ~eavenwort~, July If ItQM. LC:l.venworth. Wherry, E. J., Washino:ton Co., Pa , March 1,1!!44. b:udora, Aprai::>, 1~1j.). EJgorton. Wh.,ry, F. A., Columbiana Co., Ohio. June 28. 1845. Eudora, April 5, ISGS. Eo!(erton. Way, Am:1nda M., Winchester, Ind., July 10, 18'.!8. Lawrence, October, lSin. Lawrence. Woffindin, Thomas, England, lIIarch 25, 1815. Lawrence, August, 1859. Lawrence. White, Nettie K, Carlinville, February 1:1, IBOI. La,vrence, April 19, 1870. Lawrence. White, E. A., Holliston, Mass., March 19, 18:.!'J. Lawrence, April 19, 1870. Lawrence. Watts, P. N., New Orleans, June IS, 11lIH. Dougla.. Co. 'Westheffer, Eli, Pennsylvania, December 12,1842. Douglas CO A_~ p<il 12, 1866 Dougla •. Wheelert J. B., Chenango county, N. Y., Feb. 28, 18!4, Lawrence, l~. Lawrence. Wilbelm., Emma, Washin,itoD t Mo., Oct. 13, 1858. Lawrence, Jan. 27, 1879. Wamsley, W. P., West Virginia. January 8,1854. Weseman, Theo., Prussia, Aprit23, IB.'iIL Camped out three days in Doug. las Co., June 17, 1849. Lawrence. I -125- " �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. NaI1U, PIau and Date of Bjrl/" IP/ace and Date of &ttlmunl./Pnsmt Ruidmu W-e-a-v-e-r,-I.-T-.-,'-M-o-n-t-g-om-e-r-y-C-·-o-.,-K-y-.,-N-o-v-;-4-.-1-82-4-.- Olathe, Kan·., June 1,1800. Olathe. Walkerj O. D., Emporia, December 3,1860. Lawrence, June I, l8II6. Lawrence. Watt, . M. G., Ohio, July 211, 11l54. Anderson Co., Marcb,l856. Lawrence. -Wells, E.. S. Le:l.venworth. Willet, H. W.l Pennsylvania, August 29, IS35. Lawrence, May 23, lS56. Media. Willet, Susie t; •• Akron, Ohio, May 10, 1843. Lawrence, July 29, 1867. Media. Winter. M. 5 , Virginia, September 21, 18iJ3. Lecompton, Jan. 10, 1~55. Lecompton. Wood, K. M., Darhn~ton. Ohio, February 24, 1841. Kansas City. Whitlock. John F., Missouri, Novemher 11. IS~8. Wakarusa, Oct. I, 11l54. Ward, Chas. J., Butler. Mo .• Decemher IS. 18;)6.' Stanton, April 16. 1857. Lawrence.· Wilson, E. B., Lawrence, April Zl lSlH Law.ence. April Zl, 1801. Lawrence. Whitlock. Della, lIIia.ouri. November 11. Wakarusa, Oct. 1. 1854. Wakaru.a. Winchell. Henry H., Springfield, June:.!S, 1!!65. Lawrence, May 1I,1I!00. Lawrence. Williams. Charles. Kansas, July 30. HlijU. Vinland . Vinland. Wentworth, H .• Otsego county, N. Y .• Sept 6,11:130. Russell, Russell Co., May 19, '71. Russell. Wentworth, Charlotte B., Jamaica, L. I.. Oct. 8. 18a6. Ru .. ell, May 19, H!71. Russell. Wentworth. Frances E .• J{ipon. Wis., April 29. IS62. Russell, May 10. 1!!'71. Rus.ell. Wood,S N .• Mt. Gilead. Ohio. Dec. :10. 18to. California Roa". June 25. 18~. Cbase Co. Way. J. P .• Winchester. Indiana. Sept. d. 1826. Mound City. Linn Co•• June 12, 1861, LaCyg"e. Near Lawrence. Watt. D. G., Eaton. Ohio. JUly 15. 1828 Franklin Co .• April 17, 1856. Topeka. . West G. C .• Scott county,Ya.• January 80.1842. Parsons. Jan. 1.1870. Lawrence. Wilder'Jobn H., Bolton. MasS .. June 19, IS29. Lawrence. October 8.1854. Riley Co. Woodar • J. 5 .• Jamenown. Ind .• Nov. 9. 1838 . Bloomington. March. 1!!54. Topeka Washburn. A., Connecticut, October 23, ISIS. . Topeka, March Zl. H!S7. Topeka. Washburn Mrs. A;,.New Vork, March 10, 1820. Topeka, March 'rio 1S.~7. W.~ner. Mattie, :E., ~choharie, N. V.• April:!S. 1839. Wyandotte, Feb. 10,1856. While, E. J., lIIalnvllle, Penn., June, 1&'l9. Wamego, May, 1870. Lawrence. Willar", W, 5,. Wellsboro, Pa'OJune~, 1841. Lawrence. July Ill, 1878. Wilber, Luella, Sharon, Ohio, ctober l;, IS60.· Lawrence. Dec. 23. 1877. Wilson, Homer Paris, December 16, 1855. Emporia. April1R. 1879. Emporia. White, E. M., Cloverdale, Indiana, October 1. 1831. Willow SpriDJl's, Sep'. 1. 185~. DeSolo. Walton, John, Washington Co., Pa., Dec. 16, 1831. Coal Creek, Douglas Co., Oct. 15, . Vinland. . HIM Walton, Amoa, Green county, Pa., July 29, 18.'*1. Coall.:reek, June I, 1857. Arkansas City. Walker. Samuel, London, Pa., October 22. IS22. Kanwaka, Douglas Co .• April 8. 1855. Lawrence. Kansas City. William.on. S. 5 ,Somerset Co • N. V .. July 4, 1831. Winslow, Edward... Barnard. Vermont. July 20,11181. Wakarusa, August, 1854. Welles, Wm. D .• ::.t. Louis, Mo .• May :.:3,1858. Gardner. JUl1e 17.1879. Gardner. Wilcox,S., Topeka, Rand . Lawrence, September 21, 18115. Lawrence. Winchell... George H., Lawrence. Kas., Aug. 0, 1862. Walker, ::0. N , Burlington, Vt .. Aug. 18, )lno. Baldwin City, February I, 1859. Baldwin City. Weymouth, Will. H., Topeka. Ka,<., Nov. 21, 1855. Topeka, November 21, 1855 Topeka. William •. A. C., Ohio. July 7. ISI9. l.eavenworth Co .• May, 1869. Cowley Co. Winter, 1acob, Washington Co .. Pa. Oct. 8.1811. Leavenworth Co .• March I, 1870. Leavenworth City. \Vare, IN·, \V., Iowa, June 14, 18.,7 . Fairview. . Webber, Horace, Terre Haute, Ind., March, 185>!. Topeka. June I, 1809. Topeka. Wild, Eli.abeth B .• Boston, Mass., May 2!l, 1800. Lawrence ~eptcmher 22,1872. Lawrence. Topeka . . Woods, Mr'. N. J., Louisville. Ky., Jan. 10, IS26. Topeka, June5, 1855. Woo·dard. F. T., Rockville, Ind., Sept. 22,l85a. Hesper. Kansas, Dec. 1.1S65. Wichita, Wood. L J., New York. May 9,1834. Donglas Co., Nov. ~5, 1862. J..,nwrence. W"d, 1If. E .• New V.,rk, March 22. 1I!62. Eudor:l. November 19, 1!:109. Lawrence. Williams. Mary M., Vinland, Kansas, July 4. 11101. Vinland, July 4.1861. Lnwrence. Winey, Thomas G. Pennsylvania.' Lawrence. Lawlcocc. Whitcomb. A. Vermont, August 14. 18Zl. Lawrence. April a. 1!!S". Lawrence. Whitcomb Mrs. A., Vermont, January, 9. 1832. Lawrence, April3,I8M. Lawrence. Winchell, H. Ii., Springfield, Mas •. , June 2:1,1865. Lawrence,I8ijU. Lawrence. Wilcox, Robert. Cambridge, N. Y., AUKust 10. 11S48. Lawrence, March la, IS68. Lawrence. Webber, James B., Ohio. January 30,1821. Topel,a, December 12, 181l11, Topeka. Worrell. Mn. I. P .• Illinois, AlI~t1st 25. lK.'15. Larned, August ZT, 1878. Larned. Worrell, I. P., Alexandria, Virginia, April 8, 111:!3. Larned, May H, Ibi3. Larned. Woodard, O. J .. Wayoe counry, Jnd., Aug. lO, 1854. Dougla. Co .. 1850. Lawrence. Waullh, E. H., N. C , December, 2,s, 11l15. Linn Co., June 24,1856. Clillton, Doug. Co Walton, J. C., Indiana. March II, 1~2. Lawrence, April W 1806. Lawrence. Watson, A. B.• Ripley couotr' Ind., Feb. 28, 1835. COllonwood Falls. -, uly_IO, 1859. Washburn, C. F. Columbia. nd., Feb 5, IHffZ: Ridgeway, Sept. 15, IlIIl8 .. Webber, M.s. A. II , Watertown, N. V., Nov. 2'.1, I842. Lawrence, Oct. 1,1871. Lawrence. Wells. Mrs. Elijah, Westfield, Mass. St. Louis. Mo. Wyman, George, Potsdam, N. Y" Sept. 14, ISIO. Topeka, May'D, 1868. Topeka. Wheat, M. A., lI:ltri!wn CU1~nty. Ky., July 29, I~Ul. Leavenworth, Nov. U, JW,u. Leavenworth. Warren. J. R., Kentucky. March2!.l, 1829. . Shawnee Co. Sept 4. 111M. Shawnee. WiII!am., Allen Rusb cou!'ty, Ind., January 23, ISH, Lawrence. <;Jctober~. IS6H. Abilene. Willi •• Mrs. S. .. Fulton (,;0., New York, July fl. IH:IO. Lawrenc~ SCl't.,I!j:j.1. Skiu,ly. Morris Co. Walker, Mrs. P. A., Washington Co .• O .• M·arch I, llSal!, Garnett. Sept. ]0, 18711. Lawrence. Watson. James E., Connecticut, May 3, 11l3O. . L3wrence, March 10, H!.·,7 Lawrence. \Vanemaker, N., Madison. Wis., March 29,1857. Washington Co., July 4, lli1J'9. Lecomptun. Wood, Andrew J., Ne.w Vorle. March 14. 1833. Sac and Fox Reservation, April . ' 29. 1869. Topeka. '. Waters. G. E .. Northfield, Minn .• June 20.1860. Uouglas Co. Wardlow, S. W , Kentucky. 1 8 5 1 . . Leavenworth Co., 1868. Lawrence. Woodward,S E .• Io ....a. August 211, 18~0 Lawrence. Lawrence. White. W. B., North Carolina. January 11 ,1S:I3. Lawrence. Nov. 4, 1808. Lawrence. Wood, John, Versailles, Morgan county. MO., April 16, 1s:l5.. Clinton, Oct. 13, 185-1. Twin Mounds. Wrigbt, Robert H., St. Louis, Mo., September 15,1861. Dodge City. June 12. 11101. Dodge City. Weber, Gus .• Canada, August 16, 1860. Lawrence,' Sept ~ 1870. Lawrence. Wild, H C, Balrimore. May 24, 1~5. . Wonneberg. Adolph, Hanover, Germany. February 15. 1856. Leavenworth Co. July, 16. 18jS. Tonganoxie. Woodward. J. W .• Chester county, Pa, Feb. H, IR34. Lawrence, May Hi lSii.'>, l.awrence. Wells. Thomas, Bedfordshire. England, August 15,1809 Lawrence, I tctobe: W 1~60. wumps., Mrs A .. Goshen, Indiana, August 10. I~U. Ilttawa. Nov, 18G6 ' l~ea ven worth. W~rers. A:lron p. Ohio, Aprilli'i. IM~!. Leavenworlh, Sept IH,I!!'79. W yall"otte Co. W,lley.S P .• Ch3utauqua countv, N. Y., June 22; 1809. Hal"win Ciry. April. IH/j(I. Wood, Loui. M • Pennsylvania; November 2'2,1846. Lawrence. Dec. 2, Iln2. Lawrence. Walter. ~. L., La .... rence. . Douglas Co., lli6l. Walterm ...,. E. D., OhIO, April 9, I86!I Douglas Co., April 2, 1878. Reno,.Leav, Co. Web her, Ellwood P., Indi'napoli., Indiana Nov .• 1854. Topek3 ISUH. TOpeka. Watkins, J. Il.. Indiana. Pe~n., Jun.e 25. lillO. Lawren~e, August HI, 1873. Lawrence. Wood. E W., I.ebanon, MalDe, Aprll2il, 1!l83. Lawrence April 5 1/lOO Lawrence. White, G. W., Kentucky, July 80. 1~4 " . Wiggins, Miss Ida, Kansas, September 15, ISlW. Lawrence. Sept. 15, 1864. Lawrence. I J I j -126- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. Nl/lIlt, PIau lmd Daft of Birth. IF/au' Wilson, V. P., Pc'nnsylvania April I, 1828. Wallace, Josie B., Rochester, New York, March28,I850. Warren, A. B., Berkshire, Ma.s., March 25, ISI~ Winan H K Pennsylvania April 13, 183:1. , . . , ' Welsh, C. W, December III, 1816. al;~ Dab! of Sdl/11Itnt.! Prt:S(J:~ R~~t~~'Ir: Abilene, Feb .. 1870. Lawrence, Jan. 10,18511. Lawrence. Dec. 15, IX6II. Auburn. Shawnee Co., October 10 1~6. Shaw~ee Co., April 7 18-';9. Abilene. Lawrence. Lawrence. Topeka. Willian"l'ort Tp., Sh:uvuec Co. Dougb. Co. Williams. Henry, Wales, "England, November 27, 182'J. Willow Spring~. Sept., HIS5., Weatherby S S Knox cOllnty Ohio February l,18H. Pleasanton, Ltnn Co •• Sept. 30, .. , • ., " l87\. Baldwtn City. War.sman lames R; Port Republic, Va., Sept., 5,1816. Tecumseh. May 5, 18M. Tecumseh. W'II ey I' W Pen~svlvania September 2S 1807. Blue Mound, Douglas county, ,. ., , , March 26. lll57 Walgamot, L .• Millersburg, OhiO. June 17,1832. Wyandotte Co., April 17, 1865. Woodard, Sarah A , Highland county, Ohio, March 31, . 2 S:' 1831. Douglas Co., Aprtl 1 ,I ,,7. Camd.n. Willis, C. H., near Lawrence, Kansas. October 14,1856. Lawrence, October 14, HI56. Lawrence. Winni., M. A., New York, Oecember25, 1842. La·.rence, May 25, U!7l. Reno. Kansas. White, Samuel, Indiana. July 17,1854. Leavenworth Co .. Aprtlll, 11!71. Lawrence Wyler. C. R .• Thun, Switzerla.nd, December 4,1826. L •. wrence, Sept; 28, I~~\' Twin. Mound. Woodward Mllry. Pennsylv"nla, July 16, 1815. CI!nton, March .m, IS.,!. Le:r.omv ton . Woodard, }. M' , Illinois, May 19, 1~1 CIt"ton. March 10, IH55. Wood, Lucie.A., Cherry Valley, New York, August Lawrence. 26, 1S4.5. . . O.awatomie, M\,y 26, 1~'\6 Lawrence. Watkins, Emma, New York. October 18,1802. Lawrence, Apr!l 10,1805. lawrence. Watkins, John; England, November 28,1842.. Lawrence. Aprtl 10 .. 18115; Waugh', ,YO. C. Harrison county, Ohio, June 15, 185.=;. Lawrence, Augnst 3, Ib73." Lawrence. Way. A". P .• Linn county, November21.18tiZ. Lawrence. Whitney, H. C, Vermont. June 28,18112. Lawrence. April 16, 1863. Wheeler, Joshua, England, February 12, 1827. Pardee, Atchison Co., October Nortonville. • I, 1857. Williams, N. L., Springfield, Ohio, October 80, It!07. ShAwnee Co., May 14.'18:;5. WilHams, SUl\o.n, Coshocton. Ohio, Oclohcr 2, 1809. Shawnee Co., May H, Hi!',.). Wallace. James 1>:., Marshall county, Kentucky, Aug Shawnee Co. 7,1!!3a. 'I Leavenworth. August 24, 1854. Walker, H. A • Chester count}'. S. Ca1olina, May 15, Lawrence. 1&<;5.' Lawrence. Nov., 1865. Burrton. Wright, L. n ,Simpson county, Kv., February 17,1851. Burrton, Feb. 1,1877. Leavenworth. Leavenworth, Oct .• IH59. Wellhou<e, F., Ohio, November 16. J!l2l! Douglas Co. \Vi~gs, R., Indiana, M~rch 9, 1879. Lilwrcl1ce, ~1arch. Ur.U. (.awrence. Walker, S. Jennie, In.Jiana. May 2'~, 1S.~7. Lawren"e, Nov., I~U!J. l)ougI3. Co. Weaver, J. F., Ohio, December 31, 1848. DOllglas Co., Arril I, lR05. Lawrence. Wartner, A. B., New York, September IS, Ibi9. Lawrence, Apri 211, J~!J. Woodruff, Frnnk L., Independence, ~Jo.t Jan. 1,1859. Lawrc,:,ce, Dec. 2H. l~tH Lawrence. Willi"ms Lizzie A .. Cold Springs .. l1J ,Jan. 9, H!M. Franklin, Knn., March 17, 1857. ElII.lor •. \Vilder, John, Ska.ueatc1a.s. N. Y • Nov. IO, Hr.l~. Lawrc.nce. 18..'17 . . Wilson, A. D., Dundee, Scou)and, Aug. 2. IMO. Scanlha. Re)luhllc Co., Nov. 5, Scandia. IS7(). . WatsOn, J. S., 'Ohio,'Decemher'2, lH4a. Emporia, Sept., ISijK Emporia. Woodard. Levi Indiana, August 29, 1830. IHesper, April G, 1857. Lawrence. Watson, G. B., Virginia, November. I, 1806. Lecompton, March, 1856. Lecompton. Watt, Sally B .• Mt. Gilead, Kas., Nov. 2tl. IIn9. Lawrence. Watt, Mary E., Franklin Co .• Kas., June 6.1&')7. , L"wrence. Watt. Phebe J., Lawrence, November 24, 1!!i0. Lawrence. Whiteor'!! A. I .. JelTerson Co • NY .• April 12, 1l!a6IManhattau, June 1.1856. North Lawrence. Woods. tieorge H .. Erie, Pa., Augu<l 21, l"'l~. Topeka, June 25, 1855. Topeka. Walker, Mr •. Lydia 1:1 .• Kent C"., R. I, Mar 18,1817. Wyandotte, July 31,184~. Wyandotte. WalkeIJ. Mi.s Louise, Sandusky, Ohio. Apri 11,184:1. Wyandotte, JlIly 31.184:1. Wyandotte. Wick, ~arson. Erie county, Pa , March. Cion tan, April 1:.1. 1~7. Cion ton. W~I~houser, E. J '.' Portland, Maine, Feh. 8. l.rU: New Chicago, June 18,1869. Kansas City. W,llits, Jacob, Jencho. L. 1., February 24,18.4. Topeka. May, f&<;5. Topeka. Willits, lWzabeth, Ilabylou, L. 1.. August 26,18:14. Topeka. June, 1&'iO. Topeh. Weeks, R-obert'E., Oneida Co , N. Y .. Dec. 24, 1~12. Lawrence. October 10, 1870. L:l\vrence . . W.tson, Juha M., Lawrence. January 23. 1~17. Dougla, Co., January 23. 1801. Lawrence. Wood. S. N., Morrow county. Ohio, nec. 25, 11l25. Near Lawrence'lune 24, 1854. Elmdale, Chase Co. Wood, Margaret L., Richland Co., Ohio, Oct IS, '30. Near Lawrence, une 24, 1854. Elmdale, Chase Co. White, C. ),; .. Whittng. Vt., April 25, Ilj2'~ Lawrence. Jan. '!I, I1l76. Lawrence. Walker, Fannie. Pennsylvania. Nov. ZT, 1~54. Lawrence, March 1&<;5. Lawrence. Wade, A B., Franklin Co" 1110., Ault 25, 18l!9. N. W. of Lawren~e, June 5,l&'>J. N. w. of L.wrence. Wade, N. E., Fayette county, Ky., March 13, 1828. N. W. of Lawrence, June 5, 1854. N. W. of Lawrence. Wilson. F. H .• Ro •• county, Ohio. Jan 5, llf..!!I. l.awrence. Octob., 20, 11!71. Webber, A. B., CincinD:1ti, Ohi", June H, 1852. Topeka, May I, 11169. Topeka. White, James, Westmoreland Co., Pa., Aug. 25, 1833. Wam.go. Kansas, April 7, 1870. Lawrence. Wilson. James C., Warren Co" 0., March 11,1830. Leavenworth Co., Oct. 28 1855. Douglas Co. Watkins, Mrs. Charlotte. Fredonia, Mich , Nov. 20, '36. ' A n n Arbor, Mich. Witbeck, Mrs. Sarah. 0., Feb. 22, J838. Lawrence, Apri17;J871. • Willits,.·l'. E., Ind., Nov.. 5,1824. Newman. Jeff Co., March 1.1865. Newman. Weybflght. J. B • Elkhart Co:' Ind., June 11, 18a5.. Willow Springs June 1,1860. Lawrence. Woodruff, Tliomas P , Meadvtlle, Pa., March ?:T, 18a5. Council City; November 10.1854. Lawrence. \Voodward, H. p" Homer, Courtland Co, N. Y., A p r . ' . . Lawrence, Kansas, April 15,1865. Wamego, Kan. . 17, 1824. . Woodward, E. A, Lenawee <;0 .. Mtch., Oct. n, IS;!!, Lawrence Kansas, April 15, 18t!5. Wamego, Kan. Weeks, Mrs. Matilda L., Phtlada., Pa., Nov 7, I~I,. Lawrence, April 29. 1871. Lawrence. Weeks. Mary L .. Sandu.ky, Ohio, May 24,1856. Lawrence. April 29, 11l71. Lawrence. Wee.ks,.Joseph H., Newark, 0., Aug 17,1851. Lawrence, April 29, 1871. l.awrence. W~blDtz, Wm .• Kan., Sept. 14, 18~'(). " I.awrence, September I~. Ill6O. North Lawrence. W!lder, A. V., Beth~I, Vt , Apr. 2'J, 18:12.. I.awrence, January In. 111'77. Lawrence. \Vlght, Rut~ L.,. I/c:ccster, Mass, June 0:1, lH!rJ. Ncar Lawrence, April, 1868. Lawrence. W!.:hc, Annlc, V1ClIlUY or I. . awrence, July 25, IMGO. Near Lawrence, _ _ . La.wrence.: WIght, Lucy, Lawrence, March 27, IljUl. Lawrence. Whaley, Geo. W., Athens Co ,0 ,June 7,1842. Dimon, JeffersoR Co., November IS, 1874. Dimon. Wood, W. R., Morrow Co., 0 { June 2, 1857. Cottonwood Falls, April 14. 1865. Elmdale. Chase Co Wood, J. M., Norridgewock. ;. e., Jan. ~G. 1824. Lawrence, Jan1lary In. 1872. Lawrence. Woodard, J. N., Park Co., Ind., June 7, 184~. Lawrence, October 20. l~. Lawrence. Whipple, F'. B., Brockfort. Oct. 28, 1843. Lawrence, November 20, 1865. White, Joel S., Lancaster Co , Pa.; Dec. 25, lila!. Lawrence, August 16, 1~64 Lawrence. White, Almeth, Burlington, N. J., Oct. l!9. 1847. Atchi.on, November I, 1878. Walruff, John, Prussia, June 11, 1830. Ohio City. Franklin Co., A"ril25, 1857. Lawrence. I . -127- �THE KANSAS MEMORIAL. _ _ ___ Nia_m_t_._p.-::~-=a::::u=a:=".,...d_D_a_tt--,-OI_B_'~·rt,...~_'_ _ _ \pfau and £Jatt Warren, Mrs. Ann. Garry, Ireland, Nov. 5,1805. WalSon. E. P •• Darien, N. Y.,lune la, lsaa. Waus, EI$ie Kan., Apr. 20, 1875. Watts, Louisa, Mo., Feb. 15, 1850. Willey, 1. W .• Clark Co., Ind., Jan. 22, I&QO: Willey. Mrs. M. W., Va , Oct. 6, 1!S:Jl1. Way, T. A., RIchmond, Ind., Sel't. III, 11126. Wight, H ..l Mass •• Feb. 7:1. l11ZT. Wharton, :>. R., -Newton, H.mil:on Co., Pa., March 24, 1!!61. of Stttltmmt.\Pmmt Eudora. September, l~. Rtsidmu ILawrence. North Lawrence. Lawrence, May 20, 1864. Lawrence, March 26, Ib'77. Franklin, April, 11155. Mound City; lune 12. 1801. Lawrence, April 8, 1851!. Lawrence. Lawrence. La.wrence.' Leavenworth. Lawrence. Hamlin Tp., Brnwn Co., February 23, 1!!72. Emporia. March, 1858. Lawrence.lune 8. ISH5. Lawrence. July 17. IH78. _ _ _ _ , Scptcmber 11, 1869. Lawrence, December 15, 1856. Leavenworth,lune-15, 1l!.~7. ntoomingtnn, March 15,1&'">5. Uioomington, lYbrch 15, 11155. Lawrence. Emporia Tp Lawrence. Lawrence. _ Lawrence. St.loseph. Mo. Osage Co. Died May 27. 1877. Topeka. February 10, I!l55. Topeka. . Topeka. February 20, ISM. Wiggs, AI. -D .• Tampico. Darke Co • 0 .• March 17; . Topeka. Wilhite, Charle •• Morgan Co .. Ind., June 9, 1854. Winchell, G. H., Lawrence, Au"ust fl, I&l'.!. WiII:lrd, Mrs. N. F., C:ln:lda. NoveRlher -t, II!6I. Wil!lOn, George, Linwood.lanu:lry 2{), IHrJ9. Watts. I. C., England, Sept. 3. 1!l36. Wilder:oan,el W., Bla.ckstone. Ma .... July IS, 11!32. Woodard. J. W., De W,'.t Co;. III ,luly.7, IK-II!. Woodard.1..emuel, Lee ( 0 • Y:l , May 23,1711\1 Weymouth, Wm. H, New Market. N. H., Feb. 2:1, Ill'll. - Weymouth,_ Mr•• Siloie ilL. Roston. Mas.•.• Nov, 27. . _ 1!l36. 1!l55, . . Hutchinson, Reno Co., April 5'1 1873. . Worcester, Leonard, Union Mission. C. W., March 8,. . Ilj;ltl. ILawrence, March 2.1856. Willson,l. E., Peru, Ind., Feb. 11,1856. Topeka,October III, I!!6Y. \Vhicomtl, Ansel H., l.awrence; July 7,'1864. Lawrence. Wade, Ida. !\-lay, Lawr~nce, ~~~ , June 18, IH67. Whittick, H. A .• Germany, July IS, ll1a!l. \Yilber, 'Miss Florence E., Dundee, New York. WalrutT. Adelade. Ottawa. Feb. 13, 1864. Whitbeck_ J. Elmore, Newark, N. J .• Feb. 6,1850. Weybright, Sarah, Lewiotown, Pa~1 Oct., 15J 11140. Wilhelmi~ Max, Washillgto~, Mo .• NOV. 5,1856. Wibon. E. A. North Carollna.luly, 24.1b"24. \Vhittemore, Gordon, Huudey Grove, lit, July 0,1851. Whittemore, Ida M., Beatrice, Neb., Apri1 ~ti, 1~G3_ Yeli.gton, A. E • India, February 2, 1l!44.. YemdaH. Joseph IJradford, Yorkshire. England. Sept. 26, IS23. Yates, G. W. W., Pittsfield, lll., Septemher 2,1814. Yoakum. S. T' J ticorgia, September n, 1850. Yeats, 1\[ ... S. G .• Jonesborough, Tenn., August 21. 182d. . Young, J B_, Indiana, October 30, l8:~-I. Vate:.. \Vw., Barren county, Kentucky, Jan. 80, U~20. Yarrington. M. S.,-New York, March 21.1S'ZH. Clinton . IGreenSbUrg. Ind. O.age City. _ Lawrence. . I Lawrence. Lawrence. Big Springs, Kan.as, March, 1&57 .. Lawrence, Kansas, October, 1856.\Lawrence. Ouawa, I'-an.... /Lawrence •. Kan. Louisville, July, 187&' Lawreuce, Kan, Lawrence. Vctob,r 4,18311. Valley Falls. '. Lawrence, September, 1878. ILawrcnce. Lawrence. _ Lawrence.' Atchison, April, 181.:0 RealrlCc. Neb. Bea.rice, Nchraska.April26, 18H3.ITopeka. Kan Douglas county. October 14,1860. Leavenworth Co. DOllglas county, April 11. 1!!60. Lawrence, Allgust I'l, 1854. Leavcnworth, ,March 1, 1&57. L.a\vrence Lawrence. Fairmont, Kan. Frank lin county. Septcmber, 1S70. Humboldt, !\lay 9, 1857. lola. L:lwrcncc, August I~. l~. Lawrence. Wakaru.a, Shawnee Co, May 20, lStiO. Wakarusa, Young, W. G •• Braddock.fields, Pennsylvania, July 7, 1837.. Franklin. Sep.ember 15. lli5!!. IOttawa VC'lger, Lizzic, Germany, August 17,1861. Lawrence. August 8,1859. ILawrence. Yeager, Miss Kate, Germany, June 10, 1867. L3.wrenc~, AUGUst S, It!!50. ILawrence. Young. Mrs. Isaac, Columbus, Ohio, Septembor 14, ur~. . Le~venworth, May, lS1)7. , Leavenworth. Young. Jas. W., Rolla, Missouri, October 19. 1862 Sahna, May, 1866. ISa:ina. Young. Geo. L., Shelby county. Ky., Sept. 16,1sa2. Indianola. Shawnee Co .• November 17. ISS!. IShawuee Co. Yeats, RobertA., Kentucky. November 10, HU9. Pomona, September 15,1871. IL:..wrcnce. Vosthup. Fred M., Williamstown, Mass., June2a, 1857. Lawrence, February 16. 1879. Sigel. Zeigler, Logan, Stone county, Mo•• April 3, 1825. Wyandotte coul/ty. October 15, 1820. . Leav. Co. Oldest inhabitant. Lawrence, August H, 11!&i. Zerby, John V., Lancaster. Penn .• March 23, 185.S Lawrence. Zinamerm"n, E., ~Iontgomery county, Pcnn., Sept. 0, III:H.Dongl •• couuly, Dee. 81, 18111. Grant Tp., DOll~l:ls Cu. Lecompton, October 15, ISGU. Zinno Laura N., Virginia, December HI, 111S1. Lecompton. . Zinn, Geo. W., Ohio, December 21. IHOO. Lecompton, September 15. 11!64. Lecompton. Zimmerman, 1. P., Center county, Penn., August 29, Perry, Jefferson county, A'pril ~, 18:17. 187~. Perry. Perry, J elTersoll county, April 5, ,Zimmerman, Ella. Center coullty. Pennsylvania. 1~78. - Perry. -128- �f]:)ou9la4 C!.ounty §eneal09iaal ~ocil:.ty <JJ. D. r.B~x 3664, .La.w-:.enae, !l(an.~a~ 66044 OFFICERS 1977-78 President: Phillip F. Schlee Vice-President: Floyd Stayton - Margaret Schroeder Secretary: Mildred Schomer - Jane \Viggins Treasurer: Maxine Hougland Editor: Lance Reppert Genealogist: Judy Sweets - Emma Berg Librarian: Mary Jamison· Historian: Fay Talley Hospitality Chairman: Kathryn Bunton Program and Publicity Chairman: Fay Talley Telephone Chairman: Dorothy Clarke BY-LAWS Of The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ARTICLE I: Name. This organization shall be a non~profit organization known as the ' Douglas County Genealogical Society. ARTICLE II: Purpose The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in genealogical and historical study and research and to conduct such projects ~s shall contribute to that end, which includes the acquisition and mainteriance of a genealogical library . , .~TICLE III: Eligibility Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is for membership. Prospective members may attend two meetings as: guests before being required to pay annual dues. I~ligible ARTICLE IV: Officers Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, librarian, genealogist and editor, and they shall comprise the executive board. The executive board shall be required to meet at least once between regular meetings. Action of the board shall be by simple majority, with the president voting only in case of a tie vote. Four (4) members of the executive board shall constitute a quorum. -129- �Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-year term and shall not serve more than two consecutive terms in one office. Individuals shall not be eligible to serve as officers until they have been dues-paying members for six months, with exception of the first year. Section Three: The fiscal year shall run from July 1 to June 30. Officers shall be elected at the annual meeting in April, and assume duties on July 1. Vacancies in the offices except that of president shall be filled by election at the next regular meeting and shall complete the unexpired term. ARTICLE V: Parliamentary Procedure The meetings shall be conducted under Roberts Rules of Order~ revi~ed. ARTICLE VI:. Duties of Officers Section One: The duties of the president shall be to preside at all the meetings of the society and the executive board; to appoint all committees; and shall be an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee and auditing committee. Section Two: The vice-president shall assume delegated by the president, or in the absence president, or in case the office shall become for a meeting place for the organization, and the members of said meeting place and time of the presidential duties or incapacity of the vacant; shall arrange for notification of the meeting. Section Three: The secretary shall keep the minutes and records and a roster of all members, and shall conduct all correspondence unde]:; the direction of the president. Section Four: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all general meetings of the society and by submitting all monthly receipts and cancelled checks to the president before each meeting. All checks written in the name of the society must be signed by both the presfdent (or vice-president in the absence of the president) and treasurer. A special auditing committee consisting of three (3) members shall be' appointed by the president at the beginning of each fiscal year and shall present a report to the members at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Ali funds shall be deposited in the name of the society. , Section Five: The librarian shall have custody of all genealogical and historical material of the society and shall maintain a catalogue of such material and make such arrangements as the society directs for placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chairman of the library committee. Section Six: The genealogist shall be responsible for all requests for genealogical research from which funds are received, and the accounting to the treasurer for said funds. -130- �.Section Seven: The editor shall be responsible for the publication and mailing of the quarterly and maintaining its mailing list, and shall also be chairman of the quarterly committee. ARTICLE VII: Meetings Unless otherwise directed by either the executive board or a majority of members present at a regular or special business meeting, the monthly business meeting of the Douglas County Genealogical Society shall convene at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Seven (7) members of the organization shall constitute a quorum. Action of the organization at regular or special business meetings shall be by simple majority, unless otherwise indicated in the by-laws. The president (or vice-president in the absence of the president) with approval of the executive board, has the power to call special business meetings if the need arises. If there is either a change in the monthly business meeting or a special business meeting is scheduled, all members must be notified by either telephone or mail as soon as possible. ARTICLE VIII: Committees The president shall appoint such committees as deemed necessary, including nominating and auditing committees, and special projects committees as the organization directs. ARTICLE IX: Dues Annual dues shall be $5.00 per member, plus.an additional $2.50 per member from the same household, payable before or at the July meeting. Each member paying the $5.00 dues shall be entitled to one free copy of each' quarterly and shall receive a 50% discount on copies thereafter that he (or she) may purchase. Members joining after the July 1 date and paying the $5.00 fee shall receive all back issues of the quarterly for that fiscal year. ARTICLE X: Amendments These by-laws may be amended at the regular meeting of the society by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of members present, provided the proposed amendment has been submitted in writing at the previous regular meeting. ARTICLE XI: Dissolution , On the dissolution of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, aft~r making provisions for payment of all liabilities of the society, the ofiicers shall dispose of all its assets exclusively for charitable or educational purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization(s) under. Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corres-, ponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law). -131- �Douglas County Genealogical Society - Membership List - April 1, 1978 Aiken, David W., 1019 W. 29th St., Lawrence, KS 842-8503 Aiken, Gladys (Mrs. David), 1019 W. 29th St., Lawrence, KS Banta, John V., Jr.; 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence~ KS (Deceased) 842-0465 Berg, Emma (Hrs. George E.), Rt. II 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS Boyd, Dr. Patricia, 2600 Moundvie~ Dr., Lawrence, KS Brown, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 841-7769 66071 Brune, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Rt. II 3, Lawrence, KS Bunton, Miss Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 843-2793 843-5855 Clarke, Miss Dorothy, 1908 Ne.w Hampshire, Lawrerice, KS Clason, Barbara, 1301 Louisiana, Apt. 3, Lawrence, KS Clawson, Mrs. Arden, Rt. II 1, Linwood, KS 843-6690 843-2360 843-1956 66052 Collins, Mrs. Zola, 920 Sixth St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 594-3183 Davis, Ula (Mrs. Donald F.), Second and Arkansas, Lawrence, KS • Dolbier, Mrs. John, Rt. # 4, Box 187, Lawrence, KS 841-2325 842-7414 Elniff, Pauline (Mrs. W. R.), 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 842-1993 I Fe11enstein, Mrs. Charles, 2000 Arrowhead Dr., Olathe, KS 66061 Freeman, Joan (Mrs. Bill L.), 3224 Yellowstone, Lawrence, KS Fugett, Pat (Mrs. Marion F.), 865 Oak, Lawrence, KS I 782-0692 842-2195 842-4582 Gorton, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 843-5433 Harris, Virginia Lea (Hrs. Wm. F.), 3418 W. 10th St. Terrace, Lawrence, KS 842;-0058 Hougland, Maxine (Mrs. Sherman F.), 1920 Harper, Lawrence, KS Hout, Mrs. Goldie, Rt. # 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS • 748-0923 Howard, Lewis and Edith, 1905 Valley Glen Rd., Topeka, KS 66615 Jackman, T\vy1ah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS Jamison, Joe W. and Mary, Rt. II 5, Lawrence, KS -132- 843-3072· 748-0956 66608 �Kasky, Dorothy (Mrs. Leonard), 2022 Miller Dr., Lawrence, KS (Deceased) • Kasky, Leonard, 2022 Miller Dr., La,rrence, KS 843-1409 Kidwell, Irma (Mrs. R.L.), 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 841-3895 King, Carmen (Mrs. William), Rt. II 1, Box 175, Linwood, KS 66052 Long, Fern (Mrs. Raymond E.), 620 Elm, Eudora, KS 66025 542·-2243 Harquette, Hazel (Hrs. Robert Sr.), 925 Illinois, Lawrence~ KS McCain, Donna, 801 Frazier, Valley Falls, KS 945~3440 66088 Mills, Lawrence C., 2040 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS 842-0094 843-8839 Muckey, Charlotte (Mrs. Marion), 1709 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 843-7015: Ralston, Cleo (Mrs. Thomas Jr.), 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66043 843-4430 Schlee, Phillip F., 1220 Garfield, Emporia, KS 66081 316-342-4311 Schomer, Mildred (Mrs. Alfred), 833 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 843-9210 Schroeder, Margaret (Hrs. Sydney 0.),902 W. 25th St., Lawrence,. KS 843 ... 0082 , Sheldon, Evelyn (Mrs. Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS Smith, Claude &. Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Rd., Lawrence, KS 843-6296 842-0351 Talley, Lloyd & Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 843:"'4989 \-liggins, Dorothy (Mrs. Elwood), Rt. II 5, Box 218, Lawrence, KS Wiggins, Miss Jane, Rt. 1/ 3, Box 218, Lawrence, KS \.Jismer, Nettie, 1421 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS 842-4258 843-9097 843-1619 843-4079 Out of State: Ellis, Jean, 8948E. Oklahoma Place, Tulsa, OK 74115 Felton, Carol E. 112 E. 79th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64114 Finley, Mildred M., 8205 NE 9th St.~ Gilmore, BettyJo, 7635 Bar Du Lane, Vancouver, WA Sacramento~ -133- CA 98664 95823 816-523-4215 �Goodpasture, Robert A., Star Route, Georgetown, CA • Maust, Habel, 180 No. Lincoln St., Burbank, CA 95634 91506 Niedermaier, Louise (Mrs. E. J.), 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas TX Quin, Barbara, 15483 Moorpark, Sherman Oaks, CA 75227 91403 State Historical Soc. of Wisconsin, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 Sweets, Judy M. (Mrs. John), 17 Ba1a11y Dr., Dundrum, Dublin 14, Ireland LIBRARY ADDITIONS These books have been purchased for the Society Library since July 1977: , BRown, Nary J. Handy Index to ;!;h£. Holdings of the GenealoP'ical Society of:!Ii!ili. CUNNTITGHAl1, Ronald and Evans J Evan. !. Hand Guide to the Genea1oP,'icB~ Library' and Church Ristor; cal DeDartment Salt talee City). 1 HALL, Charles~ HALL, Charles. Th9 Atlantic Bridge to Germanv, Vol. III. The Genealop'ical Handbook for ~ng'land INSTITUTE of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies. and Hales. Parish ~~ns of the COunties of England and Hales. KIRKHAM, E. Kay. A Genealo~ical and. Historic8.l Atlrs of the United States .Qi Am.erica. A Handy Guide to Record United States. KIP,xP.A!>f, E. Kay. KIRK HAH , E. Kay. KIRKLAND. ! in. the Larger Cities .Qf the Handwriting.Qf A.rneric::m Records for !! Period of .1QQ Years. Survey of Merican Church Records. HILLER, Olga K. • Searchin~ l1igrat ion, Znifn"at ion, TmIdgrat; on. OLIVIER, Reginald L. Your .ft_l'lcient Canadien Family Ties • 5}1ITH, Frcnk and Thomsen, Finn. Genealogi cal Guidebook and Atlas of Nopray. .m Erigland SEITH and Gardener. Genenloaical Resegch SMTI'H and Gardener. Irrnnigr?!lts to America Anoo$.ri.n~ STENHONS, John D. The Q.. .§... Census Ccmpendiwn. -134- and Weles, vols. 1-3. in Enr1ish Records. �Miss Dorothy Clarke, 1905 New HeJ!IDshire St., LajlI'ence, Kansas, 66044 desires information on Samuel CLARK, born in Ohio, lS09. Where in Ohio was he born and 'tITho ..rere his"parents? . His ..rife, Jane A. CLARK, born Pennsylvania, Feb. 9, lSl3-need her maiden name, parents and where born. Their son, Oliver Ervin CLARK, born Pennsylvania, Feb. 19, lS43--which toVlIl or county? They moved to Douglas County, Kansas, 1855-1857, ..rhere they farmed. Samuel and Jane CLARK probably had other children. Anderson CLARK whose viife was Hary A. and their children; Samuel, Melissa. J., Willi~, Martha E., and Clara B. What happened to the Anderson CLARK family after they moved to Melvern, Kansas? . Mrs. AI (A. C~) Street (given na,me unknown) was probably a dau~hter of Samuel and Jane A. Clark. The 1895 State Census for Kan;as shows A. C. Street, Joseph E., Elizabeth, Ord L. (1 year old) in Wakarusa Twp., Douglas County, Kansas. Joseph E. & E'liz may have been son and daughter-in-law of A. C. Street, and Ord a grandson. Samuel and Jane Clarl: and son Oliver are buried in Richland Cemetery, Wakarusa Twp., Douglas County, Kansas. Any information appreciated. CLABK , ! . Miss Dorothy Clarke • 1908 Ne,.f HaI'npshire St.. La'tlrrence, Kansas, 66044 'Wou.ld like infomation on PERCY family~ Dr. Edward Rotton PERCY, born England, 1818-1819. Who '\oTere his parents and "'Thera was he born? Was his name changed from ROTTON to PERCY? Died Brooklyn, N. Y., Janua~J 4, 1875: where buried? His first wife ..ras a DUCHESS who was born in England. \-1here ..ras she born and who were her parents? Their child, Juliette born New York 1843. ' Dr. Edwa,rd Rotton PERCY ~ s second Wife, my great-grandmother, _ _ _ SARGENT (sp?), born l!l England. What was her given name, when and where was she born and who were her parents? Children of Dr. Percy and second ..rife: Catherine, January 14, 1847 and NarJ born lS49 both born in New York City. " Dr. Percy's third lftife was Anna E. BENSON. Dr. Percy was a physician in New York City. He lived at 796 Sixth Ave~ue, N.Y. C., l860~1861. He was in Kansas after the Civil War, res:l.ding there until. shortly before his death. From 1874-75 he lived at 95 Second Avenue, Brooklyn (?), N.Y. . Any information appreciated. -135- PERCY ROT TON DUCHESS SARGENT BENSON � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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", ..;~'->' " <' : ... - - •• - ; - - - - - - �,', VOLUKZ II NUMbers 1 ' Til &2 '101111 .... . . I' : . . - '.- -~~~:~'I~ ~ '... .".. .;:.,' ,,-.,"-.. :;1"'" ,'~ ~. 'C' . .~ .;._~ Pu b Ii she d Qua r t er Jy By: 'Douglas Count~ Genealogical SocietM P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 . ~; . ' ." �"TEE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: !he Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. BOX 3.664 Lawrence" Kansas 66044 , _._---------------------------------------------------------------------------No's 1 and 2 Vol. II _.. _--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents • • • • • .... 1 Membership 1978 - 1979 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Battle of Prairie Grove. Killed and Wounded. 1863 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 "'f 1663 Ministeral; Appointments. Lawrence. Ks. Methodist Epi scopal Conference ..........................,.:3 Douglas County. Kansas Cemetery Information" Marshall Cemetery • • • • • • • 5 Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Doudas County" Book Excerpts ...• • ........• • • • 9 I" Numbers 1" 2. 3'. 4 • • • • . .0. . . . ., .10 D.C.G.S. Library Information. Index to "The Pioneer"" Vo1o • • • • • • 7 • • • • • • -----------------------------------------------------------------------------D .c •G.5. HAS TEESE I'lEltlS FOR SAIE: ~ts of Premptions in Dou~las County. 1854-1863. Indexed. $5.00 plus 75t posta~e. Lists of Ori~inal Land Owners in the City of Lawrence. 1854-1863" Indexed. $5.50 plus 75t posta~e. The History of Lawrence by R. Cordley" 1895. Indexed. Reprint-1976. $10.50, members,; $12.50" non-members plus: 66t poste.f!;e. 'Note Packages - 16 c~t; four La\~n:.~~_~ce~~ $3.00 plus 35t posta~e. �Our special "thank youll is given for the patience of our readers and to all the people who have helped with this publication, in time arid material contributed. We enjoyed' our table at the Baldwin City Maple Leaf Festival, Oct: 2122, 1978. We were again located in the 'Santa Fe Trail Cabin, 3 miles east of Baldwin on 56 Highway. Over one hundred fifty people signed Oi.lr re~ ! gister. A thank you to those of you participating. Since we have no Editor at the present time, we are with the help 'of the Publications Committee and Exchange Quarterly Committee publishing The Pioneer. Because of postage rates and convenience in printing, our future quarterlies will be printed and mailed two at a time. ,I We are especially asking for Kansas related material at least fiftY years old to print. Nothing will be refused. Please copy any records ; as we do not wish to be responsible for the original copies. Queries from members w,ill be printed free. Queries from non-members also will be printed free but must concern relatives who were located in Kansas at least fifty years ago. For best results state at least one date and another fact for each relative. There is no limit to the number of queries submitted. Remember we have exposure to more than thirty states. The exchange quarterly committee is doing a fine job, and deserves, special credit for their outlining the exchange quarterlies and newsletters. You will be hearing from us again very soon. Sincerely, * * * *.,'* * * * * * * * OFFICERS Pfesident • • 0 • • Vice-President • • • • • ~ • • • 1978-1979 0 M:lry Jamison • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -.. Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • Kathryn Bunton • .'. . • • • • • • • Jane Wiggins .0. Treasurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • . 0 . Genealogist • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 o 0 Cor.a Fellenstein Lance Reppert • • • • • o • 0 Enuna Berg �~MBE~SHIP 1978-1979 BA.nta, John V. Jr, 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 660}..l4 2. Berg, Emma Semple, Rt.2, Bo~ 224, Lawrence, KS 66041 3. Bo~er, Ellen Jean, 1614 Rose L8ne, Lawrence, KS 660hh 4. BroivrJ., Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071 5. Brune, Georgiana, Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 6. B~~ton, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 . 70 Clarke, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66044 8. Collins, Zola, 920 Sixth Street, Baldwin City, KS 66006 9. Davis, Ula, Second and Arkansas, LaHrence, KS 66044 10. Elniff, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 11. Fellenst.ein, Cora, 2000 Arrowhead Drive., Olathe, KS 66061 12. Freeman, Joan, 3224 Yellowstone, Lawrence, KS 66044 13. Gilmore, Betty Jo, 7635 Bar Du Lane, Sacramento, CA 95823 14. C~rton, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 150 Gorton, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 .16. Hansen, (}eorgia H., 308 East Rumble Road, Hodesto, CA 95350 17. Hougland~ Haxine, 1920 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044 18. Rout ']oldie, Rt.. 5 Box 128, LarNrence, KS 66044 19. Howard, Edith, 190') Valley Glen Road, Topeka, KS 66615 20. Howard, Lewis, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, KS 66615 :21. Jackman, Ti°7ylah, 1230 N. Van Buren, T~peka, KS 66608 :22. Jamison, Mary, Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, KS 66044 :23. Kidwell, Irma, 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 :24. Knauff, Dorothy, 42h3 East Santa Anna Drive, Columbia, ~1O. 65201 :?5. McCain, Donna A., 601 Frazier, Valley Falls, KS. 66088 ;?6. McMasters, Margaret 3440 Crestline ltlay, Soquel, CA 95073 27. Muckey, Charlotte, 1709 Tennessee Street, Lawrence, KS 660h4 28. Ralston, Cleo M., 516 Caraw~.y Place, Lansing, KS 66043 29. Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee Street, Lawrence, KS 66044 30. Sheldon, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044 31. Schomer, Mildred, 833 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044 32. Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044 33. Stooksberry, Mrs. Willie p.,24ll Louisiana Street, Apt. 13, Lawrence, KS 34. Sweets, Judy H., Villers par Orcines, 6381' 0, France. 35. \viggins, Dorothy, Rt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66044 36. 1,viggins, Jane, Rt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66044 370 ',vismer, Nettie, 1421 Kasold Drive, Lawrence, KS 660L.4 1. V., * * * The Membership dues are $5.00 per society fiscal year, single memberships; $7.50 for two family memberships. ?lonthly meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month, 7 :30 pgm., with area speakers. Place to be announced. "All too often a cl&ar conscience is merely the result of a bad memory~ • 1 �KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, La'Wrence, January 22, 1863 Killed and Wounded at the Battle of Prairie Grove 3d Brigade, 1st Division, 2nd Kansas Killed: Wounded: Volunteers Sergeant J. S. R~sa •••....... Co E " J. Henderson •••....• Co I Levi H. stout ................ Co B Captain A. Russe11 •••••••••• Co Sergtt James Duff •••.•..•• Co Sergtt Wm. H. Morris ••••••• Co Jos. Ballance •••••••••••••• Co Byron Alden ••.••....••••.•• Co David Foster ••••••••••••••• Co George Myer ••••.••••.•.•••• Co Lamar Williamson •••••••••.. Co Albert Payne •••••••••••.•.•. Co A' Henning ••••••.••••••..•• Co John A. Miller ••••••••.•... Co John Cunningham ••••••.••.•• Co Horace Hayes •••••••.•.•..•• Co Thomas Lawrence •••••.•••..• Co Thomas Martin ••••••••••.••• Co H. Koister •••.••••••.•.... Co E. S. McFarland •••••••••••. Co Renier Yelkin •••••.••..•••• Co John Martin.... • • • • • • . • . . •. Co S. Heberiind •••.••.•••....• Co K severe C B A E H I I A C E I I I C C E G F I do do do do do do do de do do do do do do slight do do do do "Life is surely given us for higher purposes than to gather what our ancestors have wisely throwaway." . ---Samuel Johnson (1751) "The Emporia Gazette" is the best loved paper in Kansas because its editor~ver looks in yesterday's files to see if what he proposes to write today is consistento" ---William Allen White (1868-1944) commenting on an item in the Topeka Canitol. "If I were asked • . • • to what the singular prosperity and growing strength of that peop1e(the Americans) ought mainly to be attributed, I should reply: To the superiority of their women." ---i1lex de Tocquevi11e' "Democracy in America"- 1840 �KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE - - March 19, 1863 Ministerial Appointments for 1863 The following are appointments made at the Methodist Episcopal Conference held in this city, March 1863: Leavenworth District L. D. Price, P. E. Leavenworth - - - - - - D. P. Mitchell Atchison - - - - - - - W. Marlatt Oskaloosa - - - - - - D. Dickinson Easton - - - - - - - - J. J. Early MonrOvia - - - - - - - L. F. Walden Palermo - - - - - - B. F. Bowman Troy - - - - - - - - - S. w. Lloyd White Cloud - - - - o. B. Gardner Hiawatha - - - - - - - J. Shaw Sabetha - - - - - - To be supplied Holton - - - - - - - - To be supplied Grasshopper Falls - - - A. G. Channel W. R. Davis, Chaplain in the army, member of Leavenworth Quarterly Conference Baldwin City District s. Brooks, P. E. Baldwin City - - - - Centropo1is - - - - - Auburn and Burlingame Topeka - - - - - - - Tecumseh and Clinton Lawrence - - - - - - Franklin - - - - - - Wyandotte and QuindaroOlathe and Lanefie1d Paola - - - - - - - - Sac and Fox Mission - Baker University - - - T. J. Ferrill J. Lawrence S. Green T. A. Parker J. S. Griffing G. W. Paddock C. E. Lewis M. M. Haun To be supplied To be supplied R. P. Duval, member of Centropolis Quarterly Conference L. L. Hartman, Prof., member of Baldwin City Quarterly Conference L. B. Dennis, Agent American Bible Society, member of Lawrence Quarterly Conference J. S. Kline, Chaplain in the army, member of Baldwin City Quarterly Conference Mound City District Mark Robertson, P. E. Mound City - - - - - - . H. Moys Twin Springs - - - - - S. Parker Garnett - - - - - - - - To be supplied Mapleton - - - - - - - To be supplied Fort Scott- ~ - - - - J. P. McElfresh lola - - - - ~ - - - - To be supplied Belmont - - - - - - - - C. Meadows Hartford - - - - - - - J. H. Hawley Emporia and Council Grove - J. W. Stewart. Ottumwa and Burlington- F. W. Travis Waterloo - - - ... - - - J. R. West 3 �Hanhattan District N. Taylor, P. E. Manhattan and WabaunseeFort Riley - - - - - - Junction City - - - - Fancy Creek - - - - - Marysville Seneca - - - - - - - - Rock Creek - - - - - - Circleville - - - - - J. Denison, President of . R. L. Harford J q A. Woodburn J. Paulsen To be supplied W. Buffington To be supplied Wm. Knipe J. MCI~uiston Bluemont College, member of Manhattan :~uar~erly Conference Rocky Mountain District B. C. Dennis, P. E. Denver City - - - - - - O. Ao Willard Golden City - - - - - - D. H. Pettefish Boulder - - - - - - To be supplied Central City - - - - - - W. H. Fisher South Clear Creek - - - To be supplied South Park ~ - - - John s. Dyer Blue River - - - - - - - To be supplied California Gulch - - - - To be supplied Colorado City - - - - - To be supplied Black Hawk - - - - - - -'Charles King Pueblo - - - - - - - - - Wo Howbert Kansas German District C. Steinly, P. Eo Leavenworth and Wyandotte - J. Feise Lawrence - - - - - - - - C. Stuckemann Junction and Manhattan - Phillipp J. May Lexington and Freedom - J. P. Miller Jefferson and Boonville- Mo Dewin Florence - - - - - - - - Ao Holzbeirlein st. Joseph German District Co Heidel, P. E. St. Joseph - - - - - - Oregon - - - - - - - - Salem - - - - - - - - Nebraska City - - - - Omaha City - - - - - - Liberty - - - - - - - Brunswick - - - - - - Columbus - - - - - - - - G. P. H. Ho H. To G. Weidman Hehner Meyner C. Dreyer Muhlenbrock be supplied Schatz J. Lange "If white 1s g;ood and black is bad, Then most of us are gray or plaid~ 4 �From "Record of Rural Cemeteries Vol. I and II" Cemetery Histories and ' Tombstone Inscriptions 1854-1940 Contributed by the Douglas County Historical Society - William L. Hastie, Chairman and Betty WAshington Chapter B.A.H., Lawrence, Kansas January 1946 INDEX BY TOWNSHIPS Figures I & II refer to Volume Numbers. Notes - refers to Miscellaneo~s Notes, Vol. II. * - refers to records kept in City clerk;ls office and not included in this report. CLINTON TOWNSHIP. Bloomington Clinton Jones Swedish Notes II I Notes II II EUDORA TOiNNSHIP. Beni Isreal, Jewish Deay Eudora Eudora Catholic Eudora Colored Hesper II I * II I II GRANT TOWNS HIP. Bismark Maple Grove, Lawrence Martin Notes II Notes II* KANWAKA TOWNSHIP. Barker Mound Stull Notes II I I TtJAKARUSA TOWNSHIP. Adams I Blue Mound Notes II Davis II Dutton II Franklin - Old I Franklin - St. John's Catholic I Grover II Kennedy I Notes I Lake View Ma-rshall II Memorial Park - Lawrence *I Mount Calvary:v-- Catholic Lawrence Oak Hill - Lawrence Pioneer * II Richland II 5 �lNILLOW SPRINGS TONNSHIP. Bethel - Harbour Pleasant Hill - Flory Sutton ID.rich Wiiliams Worden Evangelical II II I II II I LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP. Big Springs - Catholic East View -Big Springs Lake View - Colored Laurel Hill Lecompton Maple Grove Migliario I I I N"dte8~~II II II II T1A.RION T01NNSHIP. Appanoose Colyar Highland - Dodder Rock Creek Sowers Union Twin Mound .Washington Creek I I I I I I I PALMYRA TOWNSHIP. Black Jack Brumbaugh Calvary - Prairie City Clearfield Dow Oaklind - Baldwin Oakwood - Baldwin Stony Point Vin1and * * * I II I I II I * II I -~* *-~ MARSHALL CEMETERY Marshall Cemetery is located three miles south of Lawrence, on a high knoll on the Ralston farm formerly owned by Zacariah Marshall. This burying place has been ab_ndened for many years, and we find but one marble slab standing: the inscription Carrie P•., wife of M. E. White, born July 29, .1843, died, Sept. 25, 1865. A daughter of Zacariah Marshall who was killed by lightning was buried here, also one child of Wm. D. Wells. Charles Ayer, young son of Omar Ayer, was buried here, but later moved to Oak Hill. There has been no burials since Sept. 1869, when Charles Ralston, father of the present owner, Ernest Ralston, bought the farmo 6 �.' EXCERPTS taken from the book: RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS CLINTON SCHOOL Distriot No. 25 CO~ , KANSAS, written by Goldie Piper Daniels - Located a few miles southwest of Lawrence, Kansas. While Kansas was still a terri tory, the Clinton Township Company was formed. The first schoolhouse was a log cabin, and on August 17, 1859, the trustees of the Clinton Township Company gave a warranty deed to the trustees of the Clinton School Distriot. board members were Andrew Stout;. W. B. Disbrow, and Carson Sick. The School was taught by F. M. Draper and later by M. A. Davidson. Some of the taxpayers on the district in 1871 were *Surn.ames): Andersen" Adolph, Albin, Algaier, Bryant, Bouton" Bullock, Caylor, _CUl"~is, Dean, Disbrow" Jacobs, Lohn, Osborn, Roby" Ray" Kansam, Raber, Spilter, Stout" Payne, Pete fish, Tucker" Tegart, Walker, Winter, Wicks, Umbarger. Some of the teachers (*Surnames) : Disbrow" Ashby" . Draper, MoCoy, Allen" Shellbar~er, BoM, Deming, Olney~ Hopkins, Thurber. Tussey. Page. Brown. Kat~rn.a.n. and ~ey.. A list of the _graduate.~ in t~ ye~s _l892to190~ ~re: Lucy Creel, Stella ~arnold". Ma~de ~d1; 1894 - Clarence Boyd, Robert Ulrich, Arthur Ulrioh, Porter Bond;. 1896 - Josie Creel,' Edward Daisy Matney; 1899 - Millie Matney; 1892 - Sylvester Greel. ~~cJJ.~ 1897 - Minnie Darnold; 1900 - Mabel Ulrich, Bessie Creel; 1901- Claire Boweno Some of the teachers in the 1890 t S were (*Surnames) : Jay, Ulrich, Reynolds, Cartwright, and Woodward. Families with children of sohool ag~~'!i thatt~IJ?B were:. **Surnames): Allen, Belles, Dean, Dodson,Earrell" Hill" Keith, McHenry" McKenzie, Marshall, Pugh, Porter, StebBins, . . . . ..' . . . .. - ' . . .. . . ", ~ Wicks, Wallen,Williams. Tpornton. Johnson" Anderson, Cummings, Patton" Bosserman, . .... Payne" MONish, Hill. * - Full names are given in the book ** - Names of all ohildren are I'd van in the book 7 �''',J • .-' FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 16 - located about 2 miles from the p1ac.e where the old California Road crossed the Wakarusa P~ver - about 4 miles from what was then the southeast city limits of Lawrence, Kansas. Site for the town of Franklin (a pro-slavery town at that time) was chosen in 1853. In 1872, a district school was organized. School board members were: In 1897-98, the teacher was B•. E. Tuttle. T. W. Green, T. W. Duncan. and Chas. Wilsono I The fol10wins;!: families ...vere on the school. census in 1898 (lh Surnames): Breckenrid~e, Chambers. Davis, Duncan, Green, Herme1, F..ines, F..artma.n, F..i1ton, Johns, Klass, Landey, Sternberg, Watldns, Whitney, and Youngo In 1947, the school was closed because there were so few pupils, and in 1951, the schoolhouse and its equipment were sold at auctiono ... ... ... ... ... Please note: - This book is one of the best sources for genealogical research' for Douglas County, Kansas. In it are listed 83 school districts datingbaok to ~he 1850 IS. Names of board members. teachers. families, and children are in great abundance in the .book, as well as: some history about each district, and interesting stories of these . . rural schools. There is a beautiful sketch of each school artistically done by the author who is also an acoomplished artist. There are a few remaining oopies of this· "one-time printing" book. $14.00 plus $1.00 for mailing and handling. It may be obtained from: TIE TOWN CRIER 930 Massachusetts Street Lawrence. Kansas 66044 \oJ Or from the author: • Mrs. Goldie Piper Daniels 1525 Vermont Street Lawrence, Kansas 66044 6 The price is �The fol101-ling beeks hr've been added to. eur Library since July 1, 1978 : The Atlantic Bridge to. Germany Vel. V- Bremen, :-Iamburg, Schleswig and Helstein b-.r-ChaL'les X. P'8.ll, 1978 New Yerk in 1800 - Edited by Phillip [·kHillen Preface by;iJinsten i}endex Cerp., Prevo., Utah 1971 -- A Survev ef American Church Recerds - E. Kay Kirkham Revised 4th EditiQn 1978 ----~" ~~~~ ~~----~--- List e£' Original Oimers in the City ef Lawrence, Kansas - The recerds cever Cepied and Indexed by the Deuglas Ceunty :Jenealegical Seciety ~-m63 Lis~ ef Premptiens in Douglas Ce~~ty, Kansas - The records cever 1854-1863 Cepied and Indexed by the 0euglas County Genealegical Seciety· ~ A His tery of the United Methodist Church of Vinland, [;ansas am Area :~ircui ts by the VinlanVInited Methedist Church andSanta Fe Trail Histerical Society, Baldwin City, Kans,-,s 197b, Denated by Hr. and Mrs o Lewis HeHard, member:s Handbeek £!! Irish Genealog;r - Printed in Ireland by Lithegraphic Universal Ltd, Bray Cempany, ~iicklew, Ireland sent frem Ireland by Judy SI'reets, fermer Deuglas Ceunty Genealegical Seciety '}enealogist ~ Library Quarterly Vel. X11 - July 1942 No.. 3 Denated by Kathryn BUnten member Pertrait and Biegranhical Album ef Jacksen, Jeffersen and Petta~..ratemie Counties ef Kansa~ - Chapman Brethers, Chicago. 1890. Re?rinted and indexed by the Topeka, Kansas Genealegical Seciety 1978 1903 Catalegue ef the ~ Creek Library, Vinland, Kansas - Denated by Mrs o Herschel Hemphill and i1rs. Cecil Smith 1975 Deu~!lA.s Ceunty Histerical Building Survey - A Phete Sampler printed bv the Deuglas Ce~~ty Histerical Seciety and Bicentennial Cemmissien, Lawrence, Kans2s 1976. Denated by Hary Jamisen, ~ember Bennett and Related Families by Edith Bennett Hmvard - Denated by ?1r. and I1rs. Lewis Heward, members F.E~r.EMBER!! Our regular Januar:v meetin.;r will be in the Soencer Research Library, Special Collections, University of Kansas. Librarian, ~andy r;:ason will be our guide and speaker. We hope the weather permits~ 9 �INDEX TO "THE PIONEER", VOLUME I, Numbers 1,2,3,4. TYPING: Jane Wiggins INDEXING: Georgiana Brune Pauline Elniff Joe Jamison Mary Jamison January 1977 - June 1978: "If you can't be a Highway, Then just be a Trail. If you can't be a Sun, Be a Star. It isn't by size that You win or fail. Be the best where ever You arelt" 10 �A ABBOTT, (Mrs.) A ••••.••••••••••• 23 Allen H •••••••••••••••••••••• 23 (Mrs.) E.A •••.•...•••••.•...• 21 James B •••••••••••••••••••••• 21 (Mrs.) L.A ••••••••••••••••••• 23 Mollie ••••••••••.•••••••••.•• 22 V.J ••..••••••.••.••••••.•.••• 22 ACHER, D. J •••••••••••••••••••••• 24 ACKERMAN, Theodore •••••••••••••• 25 ADAIR, S.L •••••••••••••••••••••• 24 ADAHS, Azubah ••••••••••••••••••• 23 Calvin ..••••••••••••••••..•.. 21 Chas. N ••••••••.••••••••••••• 21 (Mrs.) Eliza R ••..••••••••••• 23 Franklin G •..•••••••••••••••• 22 George ••.••••• ~ •••••••••••••• 23 G. L •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23 Harriet E •••••••••.••••••• 22,23 Henry J •••••••••••••.•.•••.•• 23 James N •••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Jessie •••••••••••••••••.••••• 23 John .•.••••..••••••••••••••.•• 9 J.H ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20,21 Margaret Louisa ••••.•••.••••• 23 Martin ••••••••••••..••••••••• 21 Nary D •••.••••.•••••••••••••• 23 M.K •••••••••••••.••.••.•.•••• 22 Samuel ••••••••••••••••..••.•• 23 ADAMY, U.B ••••••••••.•.••••••••• 24 ADWER, George M••••••••••••.•••• 25 AIKE~, David ••••••••••••.• 3,77, l32 (Mrs.) David •••••••••.•••••••• 2 (Mrs.) Gladys ••••• 3,32,35,36,65 77,78,79,8l,l32 Jan~ Appleton •••.••••.•.••••• 37 (Mr.) S •••••••••••••••••••••• 79· AINSWORTH, R.M •••••••••••••••••• 20 AKERS, Moses ••••.•.••••••••••••• 24 ALBACH, Henry ••.•••••••••••••••• 21 ALDER, E. M•••.••.••••••..•.••••• 25 ALLAN, Hannah Jessie •••••••••.•. 23 ALLEN, A. F ••••••••.••••••••.•••• 2.4 A. H •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Charles ••••.•••.•••••••..• 2l,74 E •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 lL ALLEN, E. C ••••••••••••••••••••. 21 Ellen H •••.••••••••••••••••• 24 Jennie ••••••••••.••.•••••••• 23 Jennie E ••••••••.••••••••••• 26 Martin ••••••••••••••••.•• ' ••• 23 Walter N ••.••.•••••••••••••• 25 ALLER, H.M •••••••.••••••••••••• 22 ALLINGHAM, J.J ••••••••••••••••• 23 ALLISON, D. G ••••••••••••••••••• 74 ·(Mrs. )~·.,L •••••••••••••••••••• 20 P • H ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 ALTENBURG, Marie ..•.•.••••••.•• 25 AMES, William P ............... l07 ANDERSON, •••••••••.•••••• 19 Eliza A ••••••••••••••.•.•••• 25 Emma ••••••••••••••.••••••••• 20 Geo'; S •••••••••••••••••.•.•. 20 James S ••••••••••••••••••••• 20 (Hrs.) Janie •••••••••••••••. 20 John •••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Joseph H ••••••.•••••.•.•• 33,78 Mary E •••••••••••••••••••••• 20 O••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 Sarah B ••••••••••••••••••••• 23 Thomas ••••••• ': •••••••••••••• 23 .,ANDREAS, :.A·. T . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 Alfred T •••••• ~ •••••••••••• 105 ANDREW, Hannah (Osborn(e)) ••••• 5l N.C •••••••••••••••••..•..... 73 ANDREWS, Allison ••••••••••••••• 22 E. B ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 Elizabeth •••••••••••••••.•••• 25 Hattie A ••••••••..•••••••••• 22 Mattie A ••.••••••••••••••••• 25 (Mrs.) Ii.H ••••••••••..•.••.• 23 Mollie A •••••••••••••••••••• 22 Orrin D•.•••••••.•••••.••••• 25 S.H ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 Stillman ••••.•..••••••••..•• 21 W• W••••••••••••••• ; ••••••••• 24 ANTHONY, D.R ••••••••••••••••••• 24 APITZ, C.E ••••••••••••••••••••• 20 E. F •••••.••••••••••••••••.•. 25 ARCHER, D • T • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• 25 ARGEL, ••••••••...••••••••• 74 �BAKER, Hr....................... 75 Ryrus •••••••••••••••••••••••• 61 WIn. S •••.•••••••••••••••••••• 57 BALDRIDGE, Geo. H......... 53,55,59 Minnie ••••••••••••••••••••••• 59 BALDWIN, Cyrus •••••••••••••••••• 54 J. C ••••••••••••••••••••••••• '.26 (Mrs.) Lucy J ................ 57 (Mrs.) Nora •••••••••••••••••• 84 BALLARD, D.E ••••.••••••••••••••• 27 BP.LSEY, •••.••••••••••••••• 79 BANCROFT, A. R •••••••••••.••••••• 59 BANGS , Albert ••••••••••••••••••• 52 (Mr s .) C • W• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 28 John E .•••••...•••••••••••••• 60 W. H •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 26 BANKER, F.H ••••••••••••••••••••• 84 BANKS, Alex R •.•••••.••••••••••• 54 Annie B •••••••••••••••••••••• 55 Ennna R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55 Jennie ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55 BANNISTER, W•••••••••••••••••••• 52 BANTA, C. J •••••••••••••••••••.•• 53 J • C •••.•..•.•••.••••••• 54 , 60, 84 John •••••••••••••••••••••••• 132 BARBER, _ _ _ ••••••••••••••••••• 73 ARMSTRONG, John •••••••••••••••• 24 Lucy B ••••••••••••••••..•••• 24 May •••••••.•••••••.••••••••• 22 N.H ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 R.B •••••••••••••••••.•••• 20,24 (Mrs.) R.B •••••••••••••••••• 20 W• H ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 ASHBAUGH,' 'A •••••••••••••••••••• 23 L. S ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 Os co ••••••.•••••.•.••• : ••••• 21 (Mrs.) ',S.G •••••••••••.••.••• 21 ASHBY, George W•••••••••••••••• 23, Jennie •••••••••••••••••••.•• 24 ASHER, Charles E .•............. 24 (Mr s.) M. B •• ~ ••••••••••••••• 21 W.W.·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 ASHTON, Charles E •••••••••••••• 24 ASHhTORTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 ATCHISON, J.R •••••••••••••••••• 25 ATHERTON, Annie H.............. 2l E. P ••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 21 ATKINS, Thomas., S ••••••••••••••• 21 ATKINSON, Wm~ •••••••••••••.•••• 24 'ATWELL, R.H •••••••••..••••••••••• 25 ATWOOD, Sam F •••••.••••.•••.••• 25 S • P •••••••••••.••.•••••.•••• 24 AUSTIN, Mr ••••••••• ,•.••••••••••• 75 AYER, Oniar H •••••••.••••••••.•• 22 John ......................... 60 (Hrs.) John ••.••••••••••••••• 60 Oliver ••••••••••••••••••••••• 59 (Mr s .) O. P • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 56 W.I •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 52 BARCHELL, Elizabeth ••••••••••••• 84 BARDELL, Chas. F •••••••••••••••• 58 John C •.••••••••••••••••••••• 84 BARKER, Lucena .••••••••••••••••• 84 Thomas . J .••••••.••••••••••••• 59 BARLOW,;,John,H ••••• ~ •••••••••••• 26 BARNES,' ·A ••••••••••••••••••••.•• 52 D •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 EInrria •••••••••••••.••••••••••• 53 Ida.:'.G·;::.',. ; •••••••••••••••••••• 56 ·:'.8.0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••. 27. W. E •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 84 William C •••••••••••••••••••• 84 BARNUM, W. B ••••••••••••••••••••• 59 BARRETT, J. R ••.••••••••••••••••• 55 BARRICKLOW, G.R ••••••••••• ~ ••••• 84 H.V.D •.•••••••••••••••••.•••• 52 BARROWS, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 19 BARTEAUX, A.B ••••••••••••••••••• 28 BARTELL, Alice E •••••••••••••••• 84 BARTLESON, •••••••••••••••. 19 BASSETT, Frederick L •••••••••••• 6l Josephine E •••••••••••••••••• 6l B BABCOCK, C.W •••••••••••..•••••• 58 (Mr s .) C. W. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 Margaret Gillette •••••••..•• 37 BACHE, Anna C ••••••••••.••••••• 53 BACHELOR, Chas. E •••••••••••••• 58 BACON, Ligarius S •••••••••••••• 60 BADGER, E. W•••••••••••••••••••• 56 S.A ••••••••.•••••••••••••••. 84 (Mrs.) S.A •••••••.••••.••••• 59 BAESHINZ, Phillippine •••••••••• 7l BAGBY, ••••••••••••••••••• 19 BAILEY, (Mrs.) F .A ••••••••••••• 52 L. D ••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 26 BAILLY, Elizabeth A•.••.••••••• 53 BAKER, ••••••• ' •••••••.•.•• 75 Alice E ••••••••••••••.•••••• 57 C.M •••••••••••••••••••••.••• 29 Carrie M•••••••••••••••••••• 84 Catherine E ••••••••••••••••• 56 Charles S •.••..••••••••••••• 84 Floyd P ••••••••••••••••••••• 84 Isaac L ••••••••••••••••••.•• 84 (Mrs.) J .A ••••••• '••••••••••. 28 12 �BASSETT, May V••••••••••••••••• 61 Thomas B ••.••.•••.•••••••••• 61 BASTIAN, H .•••••••••••••••••••• 27 BATES, A.M •••••••••••••••.••••• 57 BAUKER, F.H •••••••••••••••••••• 84 BAUM, ••••••••••••••••••• 73 BAU1iAN, (Miss) Carrie •••••••••• 53 BAYLES, Robert ••••••••••••••••• 6l BAYLESS, W. H •••••••••.••••••••• 28 BAYNE, Susan ••••••••.•••••••••• 84 Thomas R•••••••••••••••••••• 84 BEACH, David C ••••••••••••••••• 61 BEACK, (Mrs.) S.C •••••••••••••• 60 BEAL, J. M•••.••••••••••••••••••• 57 BEAM, C.I •••.•••••••••••••••••• 58 BEAN, C.W •.••.••.•••.•••••••••• 27 BEARD, John ••••.••••••••••••.•• 52 BECHTEL, N.W ••.•••••••••••••••• 27 BECKWITH, E.B •••••••••••••••••• 27 BEDALE, Sarah .•••.••••••••••••• 59 Wm ••••••••••••••••••••••.••• 59 BEECHER, Catherine ••.•••••••••• 96 BEEK, C.B •••••••••••••••.•••••• 28 BEEKS, Ed •••••••.••••.••••••••• 58 BEGGS, J .L ••••••••••...••..•••• 54 BELL, Edward •••••••••.•..•••••• 17 (Capt.) G. W••••••••••.••..•• 74 J . P ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 55 Manley ••••••••.••••••••••••• 29 Millie J ••••••.•.•••••.••••• 56 Nellie ••••••••••.••••••••.•• 29 R.H ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 61 (Dr.) S.B ••••••••••••.•••••• 26 (Mrs.) Sarah •••••••••••••••• 29 BENEDICT, M. R •••••••••••••••••• 52 S • A ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 84 S.S ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 BENJAMIN, Alexina ••••••••••••.• 84 BENNETT, (Rev.) Geo. 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N ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 127 J • S •••••••••••••••••••••••• 126 J.W •••••••••••••••••••••••• 128 Lemuel ••••••••••••••••.••.• 128 Levi ....................... 127 O.J ••••.••••••••••••••••••• 126 Sarah A ••.••••••••••••••••• 127 WOODRUFF, Frank L ••••••••••••• 127 Thomas P •..•.•••...•.••••.. 127 WOODS, George H ••.•••••••••••• 127 (Mrs.) N.J •••••••••••.••••• 126 WOODWARD, E.A ••••••••••••••••• 127 ZEIGLER, Logan •••••••••••••••• 128 ZERBY, John V ••••••••••••••••• 128 ZIl'lliERMAN, E •••••••••••••••••• 128 Ella •••..••••.•.••••••••••• 128 John ••••••••••••••• ' ••••••••. 74 J . P ••••....• : •••••.••••.•.. 128 ZINN, Geo. W•••••••••••••••••• 128 Laura N •••••••••••••••••••• 128 H.P •••..•.•••••.•.••.••..•• 127 J.M •••••••••••••••.•••••••• 127 J. W."". ;-;""; • -."." •• ".••••..•-••"••.• 126 S.E ••••••••••••••••••••.••• 126 WORCESTER, Leonard •••••••••••• 128 WORRELL, 1. P ..••••......••.•.. 126 (I1rs.) I.P .•..••••...••...• 126 HOSBACHE, Chas ••••••••.•..•.•• 125 WIGHT, L. C •••••••••••••••••.• 127 Robert H.••••...•••.••...•. 126 HUMPS, (Mrs.) A ••••••••••••••• 126 HYLER, C.R •••••••••••••••••••• 127 VJTI1AN, George ••••••••••••••••• 126 VJYRICK, .••••••••••••••••• 19 Y YARBER, •••••••••••••••••• 73 YARRINGTON, M. S ••••••••••••••• 128 -53' �WrItS IS A GRANDMOTHER? A grandmother 1s a lady who has no children of her o_n, SO she likes other peoples' children. A grandfather is a man grandmothero He gol';s for walks with the boys and they talk fishing and things like that. Grandmothers don't have anything to de except be there. It is enough if they drive us to the supermarket where the pretend horse is and have lots of dimes ready. If they take us for walks they should slow down past pretty leaves and caterpillars. They should never say "hurryr up". Usually they are fat, but not too fat tc tie kids shoes. They 'of~ar funny underwear and glasses. They Can take their teeth and gums off. They don't have to be smart, only answer questions like why dogs hate cats and how come God isn't married. They don't talk "visitors talk" like visitors do, because it is hard to understand o vIhen they read to us, they don't skip words or mind if i t is the same story over again. Everybody should try to have a grandmother, especially if they don't have a television because grandmas are the only grownups who have got time. --Reprinted frcm Genealogy No. 32 by \.[i11ard Heiss ....ho ·stated that i t came to him with a note that it had been written by an eight-year-cld in Shreveport, Louisiana, and he hastened to share it with other grandparents. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 2, Nos. 1 and 2 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 -------------------------------------------------------------------------No's 3 and 4 Vo 1. II -------------------------------------------------------------------------Page Contents Traci ng the Navajo Roots ............................ · ... ············· 57 A Report from the Old Countries ............................ ·········· 60 . Three Douglas County Biographies ..................................... 63 Kansas School .......................................................... 74 Stony Point Church and Cemetery History .............................. 75 Stony Poi nt, Ul ri ch Cemeteri es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 78 Neal Brothers from Illinois to Kansas ................................ 86 1855-1872 Probate Court Records of Douglas County, Lawrence, Ks ...... 92 Queri es .............................................................. 107 May 19 D.C.G.S. Seminar Information .................................. 110 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Tell me what you are busy about and I wi 11 tell you what you are. -- Goethe II "There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man." -- Aristotle •• Before strongly desiring anything we should look carefully into the happiness of its present owner." -- Rochefoucauld 54 �THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1978-1979 Officers: Mary Jamison · Kathryn Bunton Jane Wiggins · Cora Fellenstein · N. Lance Reppert Emma Berg Pres i dent. . . Vice-PresideDt Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Librarian . . '. Genea 1ogi st. . Officers , Commi ttees Members: History and Records: Nettie Wismer; Dorothy Wiggins Exchange Quarterly: Pauline Elniff; Irma Kidwell; Georgiana Brune Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland; Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Clarke liThe Pioneer" Consulting and Publications Committee: Lewis Howard; Edith Howard; Emma Berg; Charlotte Muckey; Jane Wiggins; Mary Jamison; Exchange Quarterly Committee Typing: Jane Wiggins The purpose of the society is to promote genealogy in its fullest sense and to ,maintain a genealogical library located at the Lawrence Publ ic Li brary. Regular meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month,place'announced before each meeting. Visitors are w~lcomed. The society publication is liTHE PIONEER." Membership fees are $5.00 single or $7.50 for two family members. The society's fiscal year is July'l to June 30. Membership fees are due July 1. For additional information write: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, KS. 66044 -::-- f ,r" :"T7,- . - . ~~ . ..:<-: ~~~:~":~ ___, "- "., -.'. . . _' BE SURE TO READ THE MAY 19 SEMINAR REGISTRATION!!!! 55 . ." ~ ~.''':,'',}.'_:~,/', _ INFO·R~J.\TION<;ANb'::SEND' IN YOUR �DEAR READERS: We are glad to bring you a variety of information and sincerely hope that it will aid you in your research. We wish to thank those of you who contributed material and the hard work necessary to publish this issue of liThe Pioneer". Please continue to contribute material. We hope you will all help to make our May 19 seminar as successful. Please come ~nd bring a friend. You will find the necessary information on the very last page of this quarterly . . We hope you'll decide to fill our need for the offices which are vacant as yet. We would like to see our society grow and fulfill its intended purpose. Sincerely, ~ These names have been added to our membership list since the last publication: Smith, Adell Carr 2928 Cornell Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Smith, CJaude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Smith, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State St., Madison, Wis. 53706 Vaughan, V.R., 1029 West Scott, Springfield, Missouri 65802 liMEN MAY DOUBT WHAT you say, but they will believe what you do." - Lewis Casso �TRACING THE NAVAJO ROOTS I I Even though American Indians may run into peculiar problems as they search our their II roo ts,1I finding their family history may not be any more difficult than it is for other peoples in the United States. This is the assertion of V. Robert Westover, assistant professor of Indian education at Brigham Young University who is teaching a summer term class tn Indian genealogy. Eighteen Indians representing eight tribes are currently enrolled in the class. Last winter semester, Professor Westover taught what he believes was the first university class in the nation in Indian genealogy. A total of 31 students representing 11 tribes took the class, and about one-sixth of the class found they were related as they worked on fourgeneration research. BYU has more than 500 Indians searching for their fall and winter semester. IIGood news for Indians searching for their ancestors is the current microfilmi.ng of National Archives records by The Church of Jesus Chri st of Latter-day Saints Genea 1ogi ca 1 Soci.ety in Salt Lake City, II Mr. Westover said. These important records, approximately 2,500 microfilm rolls, will be at the library within the year. They will include census and other important records such as emigration, enrollment and annu ity rolls, 1a nd allotment, probate records, etc. II The library already has one of the largest collections of Indian records in the United States and will have the largest in one and one half years. At the present time, the library has 1,154 rolls of microfilm--the equivalent of about 125,000 pieces of manuscript documents. The number of rolls will increase to 3,400 when the National Archives microfilming is completed, Mr. Westover said. Genealogical Society is also purchasing four to five million pages of Indian documents from the Oklahoma Historical Society. In addition, microfilming of records is also being done in .educational institutions, private Indian collections, church mission records, BIA and tribal records and the public archives of Canada. IIContrary to what most people believe, there are many records available from which Indians may find genealogical information,1I the • genealogy instructor said. lilt is usually possible to trace American Indian lines ,back several generations. 1I <:' However, he admitted, there are SOme unique problems encountered in American Indian records. IIThere is a scarcity of birth, death and marriage record for Indians,1I he reported .. IIIndian census was started in about 1880. Records prior to that time ~re mostly from tribal rolls, land allotment records, church or mis~ion records and hospital records. Researchers must also be aware of tribal family structure--whether it is matriarchal or patriarchal. 1I 57 �Mr. Westover said most Indian families have kept word-ofmouth histories of their ancestors. But for students to record these histories, t,hey must usually seek relatives on the reservation. Some of the older Indians' religious beliefs forbid talking about the dead. This often makes them reluctant to tell researchers about their ancestors. II II , "!" Naming customs also causes some problems. "Generally, there are two classes of names: true, or personal', names; and fitles or honorary names," Mr. Westover said. "Naming customs may vary from tribe to tribe. Some tribes may have a clan system with a unique set of names for each clan." He pointed out that names are sometimes applied in a definite order to boys and girls born to a couple among the Sioux, for example, or children may be named according to a dr.eam of the father (Delaware). "Names of children were announced at potlatches by the Haida and Tlingit Indians of the Northwest and Western Canada, while the Navajo often used a nickname referring to a personal characteristic." Personal names may have been given or changed at birth, puberty, first war expedition, some notable feast, chieftanshi~ or retirement from active life .. "But many of these problems can be overcome if the researchers become aware of changes of names as well as getting to the correct source of the native customs and methods of reckoning descent," he added. "S ome Indians have found their ancestors so far back that they come up with only a single name--not a first and last name." Another major difficulty is the variety of kinship systems found among Indian tribes. Kinship terms may vary among the different tribes. For instance, in the same generation, the term "father" may also apply to the father, uncle, stepfather, or prospective father. "Sister" could mean sister,first cousin, stepsister, half-sister~ daughter or prospective daughter. . "Then there is the problem of 'paper Indians' and'non-paper Indiclns,'" Westover said. "'Paper Indians' were those who lived under government supervision for whom records were created and kept. 'Non-paper Indians' were those who lived among the 'paper Indians' but who did not accept nor comply with the government programs. Therefore, no records were created for them." Mr. Westover explained that Indians who want to find their roots should start with their area agencies of the Department of Interior. "Individuals may find it necessary to obtain a letter from a tribal leader in order to get agency cooperation, but it is possible," he said. "These agency or subagency offices of the BIA usually have good genealogical information. Since the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, many tribes have created and preserved their own genealogical records." The professor said that another important help for Indians seeking their roots is to be on the tribal rolls. "Students whose ancestors are 58 �on the tribal rolls may receive financial aid for going to college. Some tribes even have allotments coming from tribal businesses or from leasing oi 1, gas or mi nera 1 ri ghts . II . He explained to students another problem in Indian research. IIMost of the history of the tribes has been written by non-Indians because the tribes did not have a written language. Of the five so-called 'civilized ' tribes--Cherokee, Chocktaw, Chikasaw, Creek and Seminole-only the Cherokees had a written language, and that was after 1800. 11 Today, however, more than 200 tribes have written languages. He summarizes the procedure for ancestry investigation as follows: 1. Obtain as much information as possible from living relatives; 2. Determine tribal affiliation by using IIBiographic and Historical Index of Americans and Persons Involved in Indian Affairs or IIHandbook of American Indians North of Mexico ll ll ; 3. Search the Indian census rolls (1884-1940) available on microfilm; 4. Search records of the agency office in charge of the records of the particular area and tribe in question; 5. Search the records of the National Archives and the Federal Record Cente~(-s) of the region in which the tribe in question is located; 6. Search the records of any churches ~hich may have been active in missionary work among the tribal groups in question. Mr. Westover sees a bright future for Indian students at BYU interested in genealogical research. IIStudents could even work their way through college doing research for others or indexing the records as they come to the BYU library or to the tribal agency or headquarters. 1I This article appeared in the August 31,1978 Window Rock, Arizona IINAVAJO TIMES II and copied with their permission. Contributed by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. liTo be seventy years young is sometimes far more cheerful and hopeful than to be forty years old. --Oliver Wendell Holmes 1I .~ SURE TO READ THE MAY 19 SEMINAR INFORMATION AND SEND IN YOUR REGISTRATION!!!!!! 59 �A REPORT FROM THE OLD COUNTRIES Many of us who are interested in the history of our families have often hoped that one day we would have the opportunity to visit our ancestral homes, the countries from which our ancestors emigrated so many years ago. Until this year, I believed that such an exciting possibility was very remote. Then, my husband, a history professor, found out that we would be going overseas for eighteen months where he would be teaching on an Exchange Program in Ireland and doing research in France. This was my chance not only to visit, but to actually live in the countries of my ancestors! IRELAND Probably nowhere on earth is there a place with friendlier or more helpful people than in Ireland. This was my first impression when we arrived and did not change once in the six months that we lived there. As I did research concerning my great-grandfather who was born in Ireland in 1822 and emigrated to the U.S. during the Irish famine of 1845-50, I found that everyone went out of their way to help me. In a country where life is slow-paced, people still take the time to be neighborly. Knowing only the name of thetownland where my great-grandfather was born, I went to the Genealogical Office at Dublin Castle where the staff helped me locate the name of the parish of that townland. The next weekend we visited in that parish and the rector of the church kindly let us examine the old parish records.* What an exciting experience it was to find my great-grandfather's baptismal record there along with those of his brother's and sister's! But almost as thrilling was to walk through the beautiful valley where he was born, stand in the now deserted church where he was baptized, see the copper mines where he worked and especially talk with. the local people whose own ancestors had lived in that area for centuries. As I stood in the cemetery where his baby sister was buried so long ago, I tried to imagine the . hardships which the family must have undergone and which forced them eventually to seek abetter life in America. (It is interesting to note that sometimes before a family emigrated to America, the Irish would .give a party which they called an "American Wake" because they thought that the emigrants were as unlikely to return as the dead!)' Probably the biggest disappointment for me in my research in Ireland was the shortage of public records due to the fact that a great number of records at the Public Record Office in Dublin were destroyed in 1921. However, if one's ancestors were larid owners, some information can usually be found at the Registry of Deeds. Most of the Catholic parish records are on microfilm at the National Library (Dublin) and Protestant records are usually kept in their own parish churches. The Society of Friends (Quakers) kept very complete records on their. members and also kept information about their relief work during the Famine. *Note: It is , customary to give the rector or priest two or three pounds (about five dollars) for his help in consulting the records. 1 Dillon, Eilis, Across the Bitter Sea, p. 495. 60 �An IIIndex to Protestant Marriages ll was begun in 1845 and can be consulted at the Custom House, Dublin. In my experience, the local newspapers are an important resource not to be overlooked, since a short letter to the Editor with a request for information about an ancestor may bring unexpected benefits and perhaps be the beginning of a fascinating correspondence with a distant Irish relative! ENGLAND Stopping in England for only a week, I was not able to do research in any depth, but I found that there is a great wealth of information to be consulted in the Public Record Office (London). The branch at Kew Gardens is ultra-modern and the staff quite helpful. The Vital Statistics Office (St. Catherine's House, London) has Birth, Marriages and Deaths indexed for all of England and Wales back to the 1830 ' s. Some parish records in England go back to the 1500 ' s and many have been publish~d, such as those published by the Yorkshire Parish Register Society. SWITZERLAND In this beautiful country of snow-capped mountains and broad green valleys, I spend a week searching for information about my great-great grandmother, who left Switzerland in 1821 with one hundred and fifty other colonists. I knew that she was born in a small village in the Swiss Jura. But, despite the fact that I kn~w her place of birth, birthdate, names of her children etc., it was extremely difficult to locate her records. And, once they were located, it was almost as difficult to convince the officials that I should be allowed to see them. The Swiss have kept very good records, some dating back to the 1500 ' s. How~ver, many of the civil records, such as the IIFeuille de Famille - Extrait des Registre des bourgeoisll2, are kept at a person's IIplace of originll and not IIplace of birth.IIAccording to what I was told by Swiss officials, IIplace of originll is where a person's ancestors came from no matter where he or they were born. As I did not know this important IIplace of originll concerning my ancestor, I decided to focus on her parish records instead. Unfortunately, these were no longer kept at the parish church and it took several days to finally trace them to the apartment of the former civil. official who had kept the twenty-six volumes so secret that the present civil official didn't even know they existed! It took a police order before the records were finally released to the present official. Even then we were not sure that we would be able to see them as it is customary for the civil official to check the records himself and charge a fee for each name searched. However, for some reason, perhaps because of our persistence and the fact that my husband spoke French, we were finally allowed to examine the records ourselves. I was delighted that in the space of one day I was able to trace my family back three more generations to the 1680 ' s. 2 IIFeuille de Famille - Extrait du Registre des bourgeoisll - A document fil ed on each fami ly at the 1I0ffi ce d 1 Etat Ci villi of the family 1 s IIpl ace 'of originll and showing names and vital dates of husband and wife their parents, children etc. ' 61 �As we arrived in the small village where my great-great grandmother was born, I had the strange sensation,' for a moment, that I was seeing it again with her eyes and that the villagers, many of whom are no doubt related to me, would come up and welcome me to the village which had been home to my family for nearly two hundred years. But, time had erased dwellings as well as memories and I realized 'that to these people, I was only a stranger, a foreigner, unable even to speak their language. Yet, in Switzerland as well as Ireland, I had found something more than vital records; I had also discovered new pieces of my identity. In seeing first hand the countries and peoples which had contributed to making my ancestors what they were, I have gained a better idea of my own heritage. Now it is with enthusiasm that I look forward to research in France. Who knows what may be discovered in the records or in the villages of this my ancestral home? Judy M. Sweets Appt. Rouge Villars par Orcines 63810, France November 29, 1978 THINKING If you think you are beaten, you' are. If you think you dare not, you don't. If you'd like to win but you think you can't, 'It's almost a chinch you won1t. If you think you'll lose, you1re lost, For out of the world we find Success begins with a fellow's willIt's all in the state of mind. If you think you1re outclassed, you are; You1ve got to think high to rise; You1ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go To stronger or faster men; But sooner or later the man who wins, Is the man who thinks he can. by Walter D. Wintle Contributed by Irma Kidwell, Lawrence, Kansas 62 �EX-GOVERNOR CHARLES ROBINSON Charles Robinson, the first governor of Kansas, was born at Hardwick, Massachusetts, July 21,1818. His father, Jonathan Robinson, was a native of Massachusetts, and was of Pilgrim stock. He received a good education in the common schools of New England, and was a prosperous farmer. He was strictly religious, and was especially an anti-slavery man, believing that the institution of slavery was in violation of all the laws of God; that no man should be deprived of his liberty except for crime; and was bold in his denunciations of the institution, irrespective of consequences. He was one of the few who broke off from his old party affiliations and supported James G. Birney for president in 1840, and ever afterward was associated with the Liberty party. He died at Spencer, Massachusetts, in 1860. His mother, who maiden name was Huldah Woodward, was eminently a religious woman. She was of a most amiable, gentle disposition, never known to exhibit anger, but of great force of character and executive ability, managing her large family with wonderful success and impressing upon their youthful minds the most lasting affection for the teachings and memory of a good mother, to whom Governor Robinson attributes much of his success in li'fe. She died at West Brookfield, Massachusetts, in 1869. The parents had ten children, six sons and four daughters--of whom Governor Robinson was the eighth--four of whom are living and occupying respectable positions in society, all of them men and wo~en of energy, intelligence and usefulness. Governor Robinson was educated in the common schools of.New England, as well as in select or private schools until he was about seventeen years old, when he entered Hopkins Academy, afterward Amherst Academy, and then Amh~rst College, where he remained about two years. On account of ill health, his eyes being affected by hard study, he left college and walked about forty miles to Keene, New Hampshire, to consult a celebrated physician, Dr. Twichell, where he became so impressed with the importance of the medical profession in its relations to humanity, and especially to the quackery of the age and the lack of investigation, that he seemed impelled to that pursuit; and he at once entered Dr. Twichell's office as a student and abandoned college to commence the career of a physician. One reason for his anxiety to commence a career of usefulness to himself was the fact that he was compelled to teach school during the college vacations to pay the expense of tuition, and he was anxious to acquire as early as possible a situation of se1freliance and support where he could repay the kindness of his benefactor~. He remained in Dr. Twichell's office about one year, and afterward entered the office of Dr. Gridley, ~t Amherst, remaining there for two years; he then attended medical lectures at Woodstock, Vermont, and Pittsfield, Massachusetts, graduating at the latter place and receiving his diploma as an M.D. Having thus prepared himself he commenced the practice of medicine at Belchertown, Massachusetts, in 1843. At that time the town was one of the most intelligent and prosperous in that part of the state, with old practitioners of eminence, but he at once secured a large practice, with so much of riding and exposure that his health broke down~ and in two years he removed to Springfield with the 63 �intention of abandoning practice; but after a short residence there, attempted to retire from business, with a view to watching other interests, but having been followed by many of his former patients and becoming known as a physician and frequently being called upon for advice and prescriptions, he opened a hospital, in connection with Doctor J. G. Holland, and again entered upon the practice, continuing for about a year,when he removed to Fitchburg, where he remained until 1849, when his health failed. When he had determined to abandon the practice altogether, the California gold excitement broke out and it occurred to him that he might benefit his health by a change of climate and at the same time join a California company asa physician, and that year he was selected as physician for a colony~-the very first from Massachusetts to go to the golden shores. The party arrived at Kansas City the lOth of April, and on the lath of May left with ox and mul e teams by the Kans.as ri ver route. On the 11th of May, 1849, ri di ng his horse ahead of his party, he ascended Mount Oread, where the State University now stands, and which he afterward pre-empted, making a note in his journal as he surveyed the surroundings to the effect that if the land was open to settlement he should go no further, so completely was he impressed with the country, the beauty of the scenery and all its surroundings. It seems like romance that, when the Missouri Compromise was repealed, the reading of the important journal in which this expres~don was inserted, should have lead the Emigrant Aid Society to select him as the leader to head the advance guard of the army of freedom, which was to open the way, not only the stay of the onward tide of slavery, but to the war, and the entire destruction of an institution which had cursed the country for over two hundred years. But onward went the cavalcade of goldhunters, the plains then swarming with adventurers, enthusiastic in their love for gold, and the party arrived at Sacramento on the 17th of August. He tried mining for about two weeks, and then followed various pursuits,:at one time keeping an eating house with great success, but losing all by the great Sacramento flood. He also started a newspaper called the IIMiner's and Settler's Tribune,1I which he published until he entered the Legislature. In 1850, having expressed some sympathy with the squatters on what was claimed as the Sutter Grant, he became involved in the controversy. He was made president of the Squatter's Association, was prompt to protect the squatters in their rights, and thus came in collision with the specu1 ators, by whom he was shot through the body and. thrown into prison, charged with murder, assault and conspiracy. While thus charged and on the prison ship he was elected to the Legislature and served one term. He there made the acquaintance of John C. Fremont, a~d did what he could to re-elect him to the Senate of the United States. He left San Francisco about the first of July, 1851, and on the night of the 4th of the same month the vessel, IIUnion,1I was wrecked about three hundred miles below San Francisco, having struck the rocks; the vessel became a total wreck, and the passengers escaped in the life-boats, saving the provisions and gold dust; but they found themselves upon a barren coast without any knowledge as to the locality until a Mexican appeared who informed them. He was appointed on a committee to protect the rights of the passengers and libel the steamer in their behalf. On arriving at the Isthmus he was employed as physician by the steamer 64 �Crescent City, which had on board a large number of sick laborers from the Panama Railroad, which was the~ in process of construction. The steamer reached Havana on the day of the execution of Lope~, and he saw the place of his executior as well as that of his men who had been shot before him. He returned to Fitchburg and determining not to enter again upon the practice of medicine, commenced the publication, in 1852, of the "Fitchburg News," an independent anti-slavery newspaper which he continued for two years, but having frequent calls upon him as a physician, he concluded to sellout and abandon the paper and devote himself to his profession, which he continued with good success until the breaking out of the Kansas excitement, on the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, when he was sent by the New England Aid Society to Kansas in June, 1854, to prepare the way for settlement by emigrants from New England. In the controversy which succeeded the settlement of Kansas he became a leader of the free-state forces, whose counsel and support was always sought, and when what was known as the "Wakarusa war" broke out in November, 1855, and Lawrence was besieged by twelve hundred.pro-slavery men and about six hundred free-state men rallied to the defense, he was chosen as major-general of the forces, and participated actively in' the defense of the city. He aided in the construction of forts, or rifle pits, supplied provisions, and was really at the head of the organized volunteers during that campaign. For two Emigrant Aid . the erection schools, and or three years he was manager of all the business of the Society at Lawrence and some other points, and superintended of saw mills, the location ,of toWns, the establishm~nt of serving in all other capacities. In the stimmer of 1855, after the free-state men had been driven from the poll s and the government of the territory fraudul ently usurped by pro-slavery men from Missouri, he was among the first to take position against the enforcement of the "bogus laws." On the 4th day of July he delivered an oration in the grove about Lawrence to a very large audience, many of them pro-slavery men, replete with ringing words in denunciation of slavery. In the summer of 1855, the free-state men, despairing of getting their rights under the organic act of the Territory, through the Legislature, determined to seek a remedy by organizing a state government, and provided for a constitutional convention, which met at Topeka, November, 1855. He was unanimously elected a delegate to that convention, and was one of its most active members, and on the adoption of the constitution by a vote of the people he was elected Governor of the proposed State. The Legislature met twice:in the year 1856, and the meeting of the 4th of July of that year was dispersed by Colonel Sumner. In the spring of 1856, when the difficulties broke out with renewed fury, he was prominent among the most courageous men in opposition to the iniquitous laws of the bogus Legislature, and was indicted for treason by the pro-slavery courts, and arrested at Lexington, Missouri, carried ~o Lecompton, and h~l~ a prisoner in the camps of the United States troops, ln tents on the pralrles from the 9th of May to the 10th of September. The free-state, people keeping up their organization, he was unanimously 65 �elected Governor under the Topeka constitution. On the adoption of the Wyandotte constitution he was elected Governor of Kansas, and on the admission of the State into the Union, January 29,1861, he assumed the duties of Governor and held the position until the second Tuesday in January, 1863. In 1872 he was elected to the House of Representatives. in 1864 he was elected to the State Senate, and re~~lected in 1876. Governor Robinson has been one of the most liberal friends of education in Kansas. He organized the first free school and paid its teacher, Edward Fitch, who opened a school in January, 1855, in a straw and sod house on the bank of the Kansas river at the north end of Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas. He has held various positions in the local schools. He located the first site of a college where the original structure of the Kansas State University stands, and eventually contributed largely toward the advancement of the present institution by donations and otherwise, and he has held the office of regent of the State University for thirteen years, being among the most efficient and useful of its officers. He has been prominent in railroad enterprises, and was for several years a director of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroad Company. Governor Robinson has always been a, thorough anti-slavery man and supported the Free Soil party until the organization of the Republican party, when he became a Republican. He was an ardent friend of General John C. Fremont, and it was in response to a letter from Governor Robinson to Fremont that the latter first became a candidate for president in 1856; he supported Lincoln in 1860 and 1864, and General Grant in 1868, but went for Horace Greeley in 1872. He may be regarded as independent in politics, but generally agreeing with the principles of the Republican party, especially in its policy in regard to slavery. In November, 1843, he was married at West Brookfield, Massachusetts, to Miss Sarah Adams, a very estimable and accomplished lady, the daughter of Mr. William Adams, a prosperous, intelligent farmer of Massachusetts. They had two chi 1dren', both of whom di ed in infancy. Thi s 1ady di ed January 17,1846. He was married October 30,1851, to Miss Sarah T.D. Lawrence, daughter of Hon. Myron Lawrence, a distinguished lawyer and statesman of Massachusetts, who was for many years a senator in the State Legislature and was for several years president of the Senate. He was an active member of the Congregational church, whose precepts and example left a deep impression upon the community, and whose death was lamented as a public loss. He was a member of the celebrated Lawrence family of Massachusetts; of whom Hon. Abbott Lawrence, minister to England, and Hon. Amos A. Lawrence, in whose honor the city of Lawrence, Kansas, was named, and who has nobly contributed to the schools and other enterprises of that city, are no~able examples. Her mother was Clarissa Dwight, who was a descendant of the Dwight and Hawley families of Western Massachusetts, of whom Hon. Timothy Dwight, President of Yale College, was a prominent and worthy example. The family has a genealogy of two volumes octavo, twelve hundred pages, tracing its origin back to John Dwight, of Dedham, embracing among its number many men of great learning and ability, statesmen and scholars whose names have become immortal in the history of the nation for their services to the country and mankind. Mrs. Robinson is a lady of culture and 66 �accomplishments, and of excellent literary tastes; one of the first and most interesting books on Kansas having been written by her, and universally read -by lovers of freedom, as among the best descriptive works upon the character of the new Territory, and the objects and struggles of free-state men. When her husband was arrested at Lexington, Missouri, in 1856, she pursued her journey eastward, carrying with her the official proceedings of the congressional committee of investigation, and safely delivered them to the proper custodians. She afterward returned.to her husband in prison and remained with him until he was released. ' Governor Robinson is a man of about medium height, of good address, and a courteous gentleman in his social relations. As a speaker he is solid and argumentative,:illustrating his subjects with appropriate and strong comparisons rather than attempting flights of oratory, but always securing audiences and enlisting the attention of his hearers for the boldness of his utterances and the genuine ability of his address. But few men, perhaps none, have addressed the people of Kansas through so many trying circumstances and with such eminent success. He was bold in his denunciation of, and forcible resistance to, the so-called laws foisted upon the people by Missouri invasion, promptly declaring that no mere pretended civil officer should enforce a writ, while he was prudent in counseling against resistance to Federal authority, and even while in prison sent out a statesman-like document of counsel to the beleaguered and oppressed free-state men, who, it was believed, were determined to rescue him and other free-state prisoners at all hazards. Governor Robinson resides with his family in a pleasant mansion four miles north of Lawrence, where he is engaged in cultivating one of the largest and best farms in Kansas, perhaps no body of land excelling it in fertility and beauty. HON. SIDNEY CLARKE. Lawrence The ancestors of Mr. Clarke were among the oldest settlers of New England, and staunch supporters of the Colonial cause during the American Revolution. His grandfather was an officer under General Gates at the battle of Stillwater, and was present at the surrender of the British army under General Burgoyne at Saratoga. His father served in the war of 1812, and was a prominent citizen of his county; his mother was a woman of fine mind, true piety and great energy of character. They had seven children, of whom Sidney, born at Southbridge, Worcester county, Massachusetts, October 16,1831, was the youngest. He did not enjoy the advantages of a liberal education, and at eighteen years of age left the farm and the district school to engage in mercantile pursuits at Worcester, in his native State. ~hile thus employed he began to write for the press, and was soon recognlzed as a versatile and forcible contributor. It was at this time that he became an active member of a literary society, composed of you~g men ~ho had, in the main, been denied the advantages of a liberal educatlon, but who, embracing this and similar opportunities for culture in a great measure supplied that lack. Mr. Clarke soon took a prominent' position in the society asa debater. 67 �In 1854 he returned to his native town and became the editor and proprietor of the "Southbridge Press," a weekly newspaper, which he published for five years. During this time he took an active part in politics, identifying himself with the Free Soil party. His first vote was cast for Hale and Julian, in 1852. In 1856 he was a warm supporter of General Fremont for the Presidential chair, and rendered efficient service throughout that memorable campaign as an editor and effective public speaker. In the spring of 1858, acting under the advice of his physician to seek a more genial climate, he came into the Territory of Kansas, visited its best settled sections, and becoming deeply interested in the future of that historic commonwealth, determined to make it his home, and the following spring settled at Lawrence, Douglas county. During the first two years of his residence in Kansas, Mr. Clarke became actively engaged in political affairs, warmly supporting the Radical wing of the Free State party. In 1862 he was elected to a seat in the State Legislature, where he at once rose to prominence among the able men who composed that body. In 1863 he was appointed Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, by President Lincoln, and was at once assigned to duty in the Bureau of the Provost Marshal General as acting Assistant Provost Marshal General for the District of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Dakota, with headquarters at Fort Leavenworth. In the administration of this office he was recognized as an efficient and popular officer. In the strict enforcement of the enrollment act, and in superintending the volunteer recruiting service in a widely extended district, his office was a model of organization and efficiency. At the Republican State Convention in the fall of 1863, Mr. Clarke was chosen chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, a position previously held by the ablest of the old free-state leaders. From this date his record has been one of ceaseless activity and constantly enlarging usefulness in the political affairs of the State. So long as General Lane was accepted as the exponent of radical ideas, Mr. Clarke sympathized with and supported him, and when the Legislature of 1864 supplanted him by irregularly electing Governor Thomas Carney United States Senator, Mr. Clarke went before the people and promptly denounced the election as fraudulent, illegal and the fruit of a conspiracy. The campaign which followed, fully established his reputation for political sagacity, and the action of the Legislature was overwhelmingly repudiated. In the presidential campaign of 1864 Mr. Clarke canvassed the State for Mr. Lincoln's re-election, and by the state convention of his party, September 8, 1864, was nominated as a candidate for the 39th.Congress. Though bitterly opposed by the malcontents of his party, who coalesced with the Democrats for his defeat, he was elected over General Albert L. Lee, the opposition candidate, by more than fifteen hundred majority. He was re-nominated for the 40th Congress by acclamation, and elected by a majority of over 11,000. Again renominated, he was seated for his third Congressional term by 17,000 majority. Mr. Clarke was always alive to the interests of his constituency while in Congress, and was an able, faithful and zealous representative of the needs of a Commonwealth extensive in territory, with diversified local interests and 68 �rapidly developing resources. As chairman of the House Committee on Indian Affairs and as a member of the Pacific Railroad.committee, he distinguished himself by fidelity to the rights and interests of the great body·of the people. His first speech in Congress was made in favor of impartial suffrage in the District of Columbia, and he has always advocated such legislation as represents the advanced Republican ideas. He participated in all the leading conflicts which made the history of Congress memorable during the six years that he served in that body, and at the same time assiduously labored to secure such legislation as would promote the development of the State he represented. Mr. Clarke was defeated for the Congressional nomination in 1870, by a small majority, the opposition mainly arising on account of his hostility to the Osage treaty, by which an attempt was made to give certain railroad corporations 8,000,000 acres of the best lands of the State. This action he deemed prejudicial to the interests of settlers, the cause of free schools and the good of the State at large. In the ensui~g . winter he was defeated for the United States Senate by the free use of money, upon which he secured an investigation by the National Senate, which he prosecuted until the Kansas Senator-elect resigned his seat. Since the expiration on his term in Congress he has been engaged with his mining interests in Colorado, in.railroad business and in literary pursuits. In 1878 Mr. Clarke was brought out by numerous friends without his knowledge or solicitation and elected as a representative in the State Legislature from Lawrence, by about three-fourths of all the votes in that populous and important district. On the assembling of the Legislature in January, 1879, he was elected speaker of the House by a very large majority--a position which he still holds. Mr. Clarke is of an active, nervous temperament, endowed with great powers of physical and mental endurance. In one of his political campaigns in Kansas, in less than thirty days he made nearly seventy speeches, traveling in an open carriage over twelve hundred miles, visiting the ~ost remote sections of the State, and conducted his labors apparently unfatigued. He has devoted himself with great industry and sagacity to the development of the material resources of Kansas, and has been especially watchful in protecting her people from the encroachments of the great land and other monopolies which in all Western States have had to be repeatedly resisted. While doing this, he has made enemies whose influence has been felt in the opposition he has encountered in public life; but Mr. Clarke has the proud consciousness of having done his duty to his State, and while resisting all unwise legislation for private ends, has always aided every reasonable effort to promote public or private improvements. CAPTAIN ISAAC NEWTON VAN HOESEN. Lawrence. Isaac N. Van Hoesen was born at Kinderhook, Columbia county, New York, December 26, 1841. His parents were Isaac W. and Jane (Cornell) 69 �Van Hoesen. Isaac W. Van Hoesen was born in the State of New York in 1806, and is still living at Macomb, Illinois, and by descent wa's a Hollander. He has passed through many vicissitudes of fortune, but notwithstanding he has attained the advanced age of seventy-three years, is still in possession of the finest business qualities. His life has been devoted to business pursuits, in which he has been eminently successful. His wife was a native of Schoharie county, New York, and died at ~1acomb, Illinois, in 1873, ages seventy years. They had five children, of whom the subject of this sketch was the youngest. The education of Isaac N. was limited to about a year at a normal school in Hudson, New York. He applied himself studiously to acquiring knowledge outside of the schools, and has added to his limited school acquirements by his own application until he has become a man of varied acquisitions in general knowledge, of a great deal of reading and research, and is among our best posted men in all the essential elements of a good, practical business education. He had a natural taste for drawing and painting, made considerable advance in these arts, and, but for the absorption of his time in active business pursuits, would have become an expert. His good taste crops out still in his characteristics through 1ife. His father removed from Hudson, New York, to Mount Vernon, Ohio, in 1854, and from thence to Macomb~ Illinois, in 1856. His health being poor, he studied denistry. The restraints of a rather feeble constitution were not sufficient to prevent him from taking a part in the struggle of the country for the perpetuity of the Union on the basis of universal liberty, and in August, 1861, he enlisted in Captain W.F. Bayne's company, which rendezvoused at St. louis, and was incorporated into the 10th Regiment Missouri Volunteer Infantry, under Colonel Chester Harding, which performed duty along the line of the Missouri Pacific and North Missouri Railroads until Apri1,1862. This was principally in noticing the movements of guerrillas, embracing most dangerous and thrilling exploits, where assisinations were frequent, requiring the most vigilant watchfulness, without opportunity for fair fields of fight, with little glory to the soldier proportionate to the danger, but when at the time indicated, the command was released from this perilous but apparently profitless campaign and sent to Cape Girardeau and thence to Pittsburg Landing, the really hard part of soldiering commenced. He was with Pope's command in pursuit of the rebels after the evacuation of Corinth. During his service he was personally actually in the following hard-fought battles, besides innumerable skirmishe~ and scouting parties: Corinth during its si~ge; Iuka, Corinth October 3 and 4, 1863, Raymond, Jackson, Champi on Hi 11 s, B1 ack Ri ver, Vi cksburg May 22, 1863, Chattanooga and Mission Ridge. His regiment was in the direst of the conflict at Jackson, Champion Hills and Mission Ridge, suffering terrible losses, through all of which he passed without a scratch, when hundreds fell on every side. He was detailed for duty as acting sergeant-major in 1862, was promoted to be second lieutenant Co. B, January 2, 1863, and to be first lieutenant in August of the same year, and for gallant service on the battlefield of Mission Ridge, promoted to be captain of Co. G, in the same regiment, November 26, 1863. He commanded in all the before-stated engagements except the first battle of Corinth and Iuka, and was honorably mustered out of the service at St. Louis, August 24, 1864, at the expiration-of his term of enlistment. 70 �Since the war he has been one of the most successful, indefatigable, enterprising business men, engaged as a general agent of the celebrated . firm of C. H. & L. J. r~cCormick, in the sale of their celebrated harvestlng machines. He came to Kansas in 1866, locating at Manhattan, removed thence to Leavenworth, where he resided in 1~69, 1870 and part of 1871, whence he removed to Lawrence and built the warehouse now occupied by him. Here he has established a business co-extensive with the State, embracing a large number of agencies in different localities, and aggregating half a million of dollars per annum. He was married at Rushville, Illinois, February 24, 1869, to Miss Rilla L. Bagby. They have had three children. They lost a little son by death since their residence in Lawrence, an interesting and beautiful child. Captain Van Hoesen has been essentially a business man, not only not seeking office, but eschewing public position, but his fine business qualities prompted the people of Lawrence to his election as mayor of the city, which he still holds (1879), and has made a most efficient, liberal officer, taking great pride in every movement for the advance of the city's welfare, refusing to accept any salary. He is also president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.· Very few persons in Lawrence take more pride in its fame and the advancement of its charitable and educational institutions. WILLIAM McDOWELL NACE. Lecompton. William M. Nace was born September 19, 1826, at Buchanan, Virginia. His grandfather, John C. Nace, was a captain in the war for independence; and his father, William Nace, was a soldier in the war of 1812. Both of them were prominent Virginia farmers or planters. His mother,Hester C. Fringer, w~s a well educated, intelligent, Christian woman and a member of the Presbyterian church, in which her husband was a rulingelder for many years. William McDowell Nace was reasonably well educated in the schools of his native town, and reared a farmer. In 1848, he entered a wholesale grocery and commission house at Richmond, Virginia, where he remained for seven years. In 1856, at the solicitation of Hon. Daniel Woodson, secretary of the Territory, he removed to Kansas, and in the fall of that year purchased of Colonel H.T. Titus the well known claim on which was located what was known as Fort Titus, celebrated in the history of Kansas as the point at which Titus and other pro-slavery men were captured, and where Captain Chombree was killed. He was made p~ivate.s~creta~y to Secretary Woodson, and held that position during hlS admln1stratlon and that of Secretary Hugh S. l~alsh, until 1860. In the meantime he improv'ed his claim, making a first-class farm, to which he has added until he has six hundred and forty acres--an entire section--all under fence and in a good state of cultivation, with a large orchard of apples, peaches, cherries,,'and all other kinds of fruits known in this climate, and a first-class dwelling, houses for 71 �tenants, barns and other improvements, making it among the best homes and farms in Douglas county. He participated in the battles of Westport, Little Blue, and the other engagements during the Price raid tif 1864. He has held the office of township trustee of Lecompton township for four years and other local offices, and the office of county commissioner of Douglas county for two years. He was originally a Whig, but since his advent into Kansas he has never been a partisan, voting generally for those whom he considered the best men. He was reared in the Presbyterian faith. Although never a member of any religious organization, he has always contributed liberally to churches, Sunday schools and religious enterprises generally. He was married at Lecompton, September 29, 1859, to Miss Mary A. Hickox, daughter of Daniel Hickox, formerly a prominent member of the New York Legislature. Mrs. Nace is a woman of education and refinement. TheY have four children--William, John Palmer, Hester Catharine and Frederick. The home of Mr. Nace is one of genuine hospitality. He is a man of culture, great geniality and sociability, and nis house is the frequent resort of a large and refined circle of friends. WILLIAM D. MARTIN, M.D. Ba 1dwi n City. William D. Martin was born March 22, 1822, at Clabrac, New York. His father, Agrippa Martin, was a farmer, and immigrated to Freeport, Illinois, at an early day, where he became.a prominent and influential citizen. The locality of his residence was known as "Martinls Settlement. Hi s mother was Rhoda Durham. The genealogy of the family has been lost, but the parents were known to have descended from Spanish ancestry who immigrated to America in the early years of the republic. II William D. Martin is the youngest of a family of four sons and two daughters, all of whom became farmers, except Chancellor and himself, who became physicians. His education was conducted in the common schools of New York, where the facilities for acquiring knowledge were, at that time, very poor~ In the spring of 1849, he began the study of medicine with his brother, Chancellor, in Freeport, Illinois, and, in the ensuing fall, attended the lectures at Rush Medical College, of Chicago, where he continued until he graduated, in 1851. At the ~onclusion of his medical course,he removed to Nora, Jo Daviess county, Illinois, and commenced the practice of his profession. Having practiced in Nora for two years, he returned to Freeport and entered into partnership with his brother, Dr. Chancellor Martin, who had become eminent in that locality as a physician and surgeon. The firm did a successful business and secured a large and remunerative patronage. 72 �In May, 1856, Dr. William Martin removed to Kansas, and, for about a year, was in such indifferent health as to preclude him from engaging in business. On his recovery, he located at Baldwin City, where he at once entered upon an active, leading practice of medicine, which he has continued to the present time. On locating at Baldwin City, he purchased the "right" of a proslavery squatter to a quarter-section of land, which he improved and soon after preempted. This land he still holds and occupies as a residence, where he has made one of the best farms in all that section of the State. He has an orchard will-stocked with a great variety of fruit trees, well-cultivated fields, ~ comfortable residence with dwelling and .out houses, and also a good tenant's house. He has been a member of the Masonic fraternity for about twentyfive years. He is liberal in his religious views, and attends the Methodist church with his family. He was married in Baldwin City, August 4, 1860, to Miss Cornelia J. Clayton, daughter of William and Alice Clayton, pioneers of Kansas, who died soon after immigrating to the Territory. She is an accomplished, influential Christian woman, a member of the Metho.dist Episcopal church, . of active charities, and has done much in the formation of society and the promotion of every good work in the community. They have four promising daughters, the eldest in Baker University, the second making great progress in music, and the other two in the Baldwin City high school. Dr. Martin was originally a Wnig, but, on moving to Kansas, became identified with the Free State party, joined a military company, and, as far as his feeble health would admit, actively participated in the struggles of that eventful period. He was among the men in the forlorn hope against the twenty-eight hundred pro-slavery men who menaced Lawrence in September, 1856, and belonged to the advanced guard of a few skirmishers who went to meet them near where Eudora now stands. He has never aspired to official position, but has always been a Republican ready to do good service in the cause and to aid his friends. He is a generous, liberal, social gentleman, whose good deeds and charities have made him a name honored among a1.1 who know him. The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume. Illustrated with Fine Steel Plate Portraits, :Chicago and Kansas City: S. Lewis & Co., Publishers, 1879 Contributed by Lance Reppert Lawrence,Kansas From The Emporia (Kansas) News, April 1879, "O ver the State II : Hodgeman county has been organized. Kansas has fifty three agricultural societies. Sixty nine new buildings are going up in Winfield. 73 �PAWNEE SCHOOL District No. 23 Pawnee Township, Bourbon County, Kansas, April 19, 1935 Bob Morrison, Principal Glenna Fern Strole, Primary Teacher School Officers: G.C. Gooding, Director Perry Keeney, Treasurer Harry Dunn, Clerk Pupil s: John M. Oberg, Jr. Frank Dikeman Harvey Platt *Woodrow Lee Moore Doris Dennison fvlarjory Rhodes Flossie Ruth Nance Julia Davis Galen Barton Johnie Leonard . Mil dred Ba il ey Lola May Barton Lorene Clark Walter Dunn *Gaylard Moore Frank Allison Irene Gooding Donald Keeney Mill a rd Denn i son Maxine Gooding Myrtle Clark Lloyd Bailey Max Barton Billy Pl att Wayne Clark Ross Burns Lee Burns Bertha Hood Wesl ey Bail ey Estalee Keeney *Maxine Moore Freda BroltJn Olive Burns Pearl Gooding Ruth Dikeman Bob Acres Donna Davi s . Corine Nance Norris Burns Clyde Burns Vi rgil Barton Wi 11 i am Leonard Robert Salmon My two brothers, Gayl ard and ~~oodrow, and I drove a horse and buggy to this school. It was at least 6 miles from our home as it was out of our own school district. A neighbor girl, Julia Davis, rode to school with us. This school is located ten miles southwest of Ft. Scott, Kansas. It had two rooms, First to fourth grades were taught by Glenna Fern Strole. She was my teacher in the fourth grade. The other room was fifth to. eighth. Don Hewett was my teacher for the fifth grade. He had his first two fingers off his right hand, so he wrote with his thumb and third finger. My brother Gaylard who lives in Winslow, Arizona, has a picture of this school and the pupils. I was there in 1977. It is still standing and is used for storage. The out houses are still standing but in need of repair. Maxine Moore Hougland Lawrence, Kansas 74 �March 1, 1979 , I 'i ; • EVENTS LEADING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STONY POINT CHURCH AND CEMETERY, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, ~ March 1, 1854 - Joseph and Catherine Eberhart departed !rom their farm home neor Kittanning, Pennsylvania with ten of their thirteen children, and boarded an Allegheny RI ver boat at 2:00 AM, March 2. Accompanying them in the party were a son-in-law and nine neighbors, in eluding their chi lelren. They changed boats at Pitts burgh, then traveled down the Ohio and up,the Mississippi Rivers to St. Louis. ' March 6-8 (Arprox.) - Arrived at St. Louis. Stayed a week or ten days, during which time , one 0 Itte children died. March 21 Disembarked from Missouri River boat at Westport landing, Missouri, nOW Kansas City, M.o. Four fomi lies of the neighbors took the next boot bock home to Pennsylvania. April (Approx.) - A scouting party of four of Joseph's sons - Henry, Paul, Louis and Andrew---;' set ~ut on rented horses from Westport landing olong the California Road or Oregon Trai I to search for a locality in Kansas Territory where members of the party might pre-empt land upon wh i ch to estabHsh homes and farms. April 3-4 (Appro)( .) - For two days, they based at the trail-sidesettlement of Franklin, later to become the headquarters for the pro-slavery factiOf"l in Kansas. They scouted the , surrounding area, but discarded it because of fear ormalario, due to great numbers of mosquitos in the ferti Ie farming bottoms alo;,g the Kaw River. Moved up the valley to later site of Lawrence, where an abandoned cabin was found, but no settlers. Turned to the hi lis and volleys about ten miles to the south. May 1 (Approx.) - Se lected a site ,and started to, construct a cabin. The land had not yet been surveyed. They exercised so-called "squatter's rights," whi ch was little more than tak ing , claim to a piece of land loosely baunded by stakes, rocks, trees, or most anything. The cabin was near the foot of the slope of what is now called the Pleasant Grove Hi II. This is,about one mi Ie northeast of the point at the top of the hi II where present State Highway 59 swings from its southwesterly direction up the hi II to a directly south direction after reaching the plateau. Later, the ,now non-existing Durikard Church, Pleasant Grove Store,: etc. ,_ were located ne,ar this jog in the present highway. May 25, 1854 - Congress passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, wh i ch pt"ovi ded that the Territoria I , Government, and later that afthe State, would bepro-slavery oranti-slavery depending upon thp. outcome of a vote to be taken by immi'grant residents after two years. Joseph Eberhart, a staunch arlti -slavery Abolitionist, knew before he left Pennsylvania that 'passage of this Act was inevitable. He wanted to "get in on the ground floor" in crusading for the Abolitionist cause in Kansas Territory, which he linked strongly to his religious beliefs. He had been affiliated in minor official relationships with the church in Penn:" sylvania for many years; and had peddled Bibles and religious tracts along with selli"g "Yankee notions" ,or small items of merchandise. These contacts with people gave him the opportunity to spread his anti-slavery ideas, so it was natural that he later in Kansas Territory'should continue similar <;Ictivities, .,.),ich on one occasion led to his narr~w . ......:;. .. e'fcape from a plann~d hanging b~'slovery activists. .:.. ..~ , -', 75 '- �.. June 15 (Approx.) - With the cabi'l nearing completion, Henry and Andrew returned t,o Westport Landing ~o escort the rest of the group ~o their new home. In the meantIme, the husband and little daughter of Joseph's daughter Maria Ann Hemphill had died of cholera and were buried at Westport Landing. July 3 - Early in the morning, the ~y left Westport Landing with a purchased ox-team, covered wagon, cows, pigs and chickens, and some rented riding horses. July 4 - They arrived in the late aftet""loon and had their first meal in the new cabin home in Kansas. Obviously, all memben of the Pa"y could not occupy a single cabin, so the wagon, tents and bedding laid on .the ground served as sleeping accommodations for most of the group. After the land was surveyed in 1857, "squatters" had to file claims on 160-ocre, or quarter-section tracts, located M closely as feasible to where· the pre-empted land lay. Note: This. first Eberhqrt tract was later sold ta a George Harmon, who built a house near the cabin. I~ 1893 ,Noah EberhcJrt, Joseph 's grandson, l'nOfTied Harmon 's daughter, and they moved odo tl,e land and farmed it. July 20 - Little girl Maria Sybilla Hemphill died, and was buried on the plateau atop the. Pleasant Grove Hill, thus becoming the first person buried in the flrst cemetery in what was to become Douglas County. . August 1 (Appr~) - Jo~eph Eberhart pre":empted the 160-ocre tiact where his granddaughter's grave NOS located, and the Pleasant Grove Cemetery developed there as a result. This cloi m 'snortheast corner was close to the aforementioned jog in present State Highway 59. loseph started bui Iding a cabin right away, and as SOOn as it was completed he presi ded ot religious servi ces in it, the first i" the county. They continued to be held rather regu lor Iy for members of the Eberhart party and other settlers who by now had started . to move i,.,to the area in significant numbers. . .. . . August 1, 1854 - First party of twentY-Mine immigrants from the East arrived and settled at "Waukarusa," which was to be coiled Lawrence. 1859 - Joseph hod a sterle house bui It on this tract in 1859, and thereafter regular servi ces were held there, -wi th Rev, Cordley and other early Lawrence ministers often conducting them. . September 29, 1860 - A formal church was organized in Joseph's stone home. It was given the name, "Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church ~" Joseph Eberhart and Jonathon Minor were elected elders and Obadiah Eberhart and George F. Smith deacons. A church "constitution" was adopted, and the om cers were installed by Rev. D. Earhart. This was recorded in the minutes as the first congregational meeting. March 1865 - Joseph Eberhart bought the Branso" Claim at Stony Point, and moved into th·~ cobin on this histori c tract. :;~;/~. "", . March 7, 1868 - The second congregctio"al meeting was held in thi.~ Brar.~on C(" "n{loc~ted southeast of the stone schoolhouse!. Josephnnd Obadiah Eberhart were el~cted elders· and Wm. Georgi i and Pau I Eberhart deacons. They were install ed hy Rev. Earhart. 76 �October 10, 1868 - At the end of a church servi ce ir'l the old stor'le school house, at wh i ch Rev. Earhart had preached, a third congregational meeting waS held, and someone moved as follows: "Resolved that a committee be appointed to secure, if possible, a piece of land for a Congregational Form to support the church. Lewis Eberhart, Michael Herning and Obadiah Eberhart were appointed. II (This farm did not materialize.) March 20, le73 - Michael Herning died, and.since the committee had not yet selected a churchyard site and supporting farm, he was buried On whet not long before had been (J . port of Joseph Eberhart's farm, however, this portion had been sold by him to son Obadiah. September 3, 1873 - The church pUrchased this 10 acres for the cemetery from Obadiah for $100. Since Joseph had been appointed at the third congregational meeting on October 10, 1868 lito solicit funds from back East ll to help acquire the then proposed Congregational Farm, this source may have provided at least part of the funds to buy the Cemetery land. Nov. 30, 1882 - Joseph Eberhart di ed • November 18, 1883 - Sometime prior to this date, no doubt while Joseph was still alive, the constructio"- of the woOd frame church was started ~ Joseph is r:eported as being the main supporter a"d promoter of the project, and his sons and sons-in-law, along with nonEberharts did the actual construction. Son-in-law Isaac Hemphill was a farmer-carpenter, and he then lived on the Joseph fberhart place. 'M,en dedi cated, the church's indebtedness was S233, but an appeal nt the dedication ceremonies obtained cosh and pledges of $336, "so the new organ brougM into the church the day before the dedi cation most likely will remai,;.". (This organ was stolen from the church in the late 1960's.) . December 21, 1885 - Joseph's wife Cnf'herine died, and funeral servi ces were conducted in the Stony Poi.,t Church, with buriali/' t'he churchyard alongside her husband • .Ii· May 6, 1898 "The Stony Point Evangel i cal Lutheran Church and Cemetery Association." was ir'lcorporated, with the follo .... ing perso"s signing the charter as trustees: Jsaac Hemphill, James A. Duff, Andrew Eberhart, ,Lewis Eberhart and MiChael O. Eberhart. This argani": zation still owns and manages the Church and Cemetery property. Iv\ay 10, 1898 Isaac and Rebecca Hemphill, the latfer.the youngest of the t-hirteen childre" of Joseph and Catherine, deeded to the Association the lO-acre tract lying to the north . of the Cemetery and between the (hUl' chyard and the rood. The use of this land they had lang provided as the means of ingress and egress to the Cemetery and for church and neighborhood gatherings. Note: The following publ i cations deal extensively with matters touched upon only briefly in the above chronological summary: '.' . . . . . "Stony Point Church and Cemetery and Historic Hickory Point" by Ruth Endacott Brown, The Instamatic Printing Co., Kansas City, Kan"as, February 1968. 77 �"History of the Eberharts in Germany and the United States" by Rev. Uriah Eberhart, Donahue and Henneberry, Printers, Chicago 1891. "History of the Eberharts" by I.F. Eberhart, B.H.·Da1e,.Printer, Lawrence, Kansas, 1912. STONY POINT CEMETERY VINLAND, KANSAS Lot 1. We 1/4 Baker, James M. 1866-1944 II Iva M. (wf) 1876-1943 (Undertaker's mark illegible) II Thomas B. d. Sept. 1932 Snethen, Earnest E. 1902-1903 SE 3/4 Mulvaney, John C. 1871-1923 II Julia E. 1875-1956 (wf) II Frances 1893-1914 (or Mira Frances) II Frederick 1897-1918 II Cecil 1900-1900 II Cornelia 1913-1913 Kennedy, Helen Louise Jan. 23, 1940 (dau. of Clarence & Mary Kennedy) Lot 2. Gaumer, Daniel d. July 19, 1887 age 72 yrs. 2 mo. 17 da. II John F. (dates unknown) Williams, John G. Dec. 25, 1835-- Apr. 28, 1923 Werts, Solomon 1843-1928 Co. D. 122 Ohio Vol. Inf.-Cp1. II Eleanor A. (wf) 1846-1930 II Jesse A. (Son of S. & E.A. Werts) d. Aug. 26, 1874, age 11 mo. 13 da. II Walter M. Aug. 28, 1879 - Oct. 15, 1904 Lot 3. Herning, Michael - First one buried in Stony Point Cemetery - March 16, 1836 - March 20, 1873, 37 yrs. 14 da. II Sarah A. (wf) Oct. 22, 1842 - Aug. 29, 1911 (dau. of Joseph and Catharine Eberhart) II John Albert (son) Apr. 2, 1868 - June 5, 1963 II Martha E. (Koehring) (wf of J.A.H.) April 10, 1882-0ct. 29, 1966 Endicott, Catharine M. (Herning - dau. of M. & S .A.H.) Oct. 22, 1873June 19, 1941 II William Arthur (hus) Aug. 24, 1868 - Jan. 18, 1963 II Edwin William (son) July 10, 1894 - Dec. 6, 1960 Brown, Ben E. 1890- 197 (son-in-law to W.A. & C.M.H.E.) 1st Lieut. Air Serv. 28 Aero. Squadron, 3rd Per suit Group W.W. I 5/18/17-3/4/19 78 �Stony Point Cemetery Con't. Lot 4. E 1/2 Eberhart, Joseph Mar. 19, 1800 - Nov. 30, 1882 " Catharine (Kistler) Jan. 4, 1805 - Dec. 21,1885 " Catharine E. (dau) Sept. 1,1840 -Aug. 5,1875 W 1/2 Eberhart, Andrew (son) July 21, 1835 - June 7, 1907 Co. D. 2 Mo. St. Militia Cav., Vet '61~'65 Mary E. (dau of Andrew & Anna M. Eberhart) Nov. 28, 1881 " April 25, 1952, Women's Relief Corps, Kans. Dept. Corps 29 Anna M. (Albright) (wf) Nov. 8, 1848 - Apr. 17;' 1927 " Georgia M. (1st wf of Andrew) June 29, 1850 - Apr. 9, 1879 " (Known in Eberhart Hist. as Mary G. Smith Merton) Lot 5. Brown, Theodore (owner of Lot - no marker) Udall, Jane H. (wf of Oliver) Dec. 25, 1818 - Nov. 25, 1874 Wise, infant (dau of John) (dates unknown) Lot 6. Smith, George F. Dec. 16, 1825 - Mar. 20, 1877 Anna E. July 15, 1828 - Aug. 27, 1896 " Ettie R. July 3, 1865 - Aug. 30, 1897 " Theresa A. Jan. 16, 1872 - Dec. 18, 1898 " ? Olive -(small white stone leaning on larger stone) Lot 7. Duff, James Alexander Feb. 1, 1841 - Jan. 27, 1911 Co. D. 10 Kans. Inf. " Lydia Anna (Hemphill) (dau of Henry & M.A. Hemphill) Jan. 25, 1853 Mar. or Jan. 27, 1911 " Mary Leona (dau) Sept. 27, 1870 - Feb. 27, 1888 " Henry Augustus ($on) Mar. 15-16, 1877 - Dec. 2, 1879 (Gussie) Daniels, Ethel Alice (Duff) (dau) 1886-1952 Byerly, Maria Anna (Eberhart) Hemphill, wid. of Henry Hemphill (mother of Lydia Anna Duff) Oct. 25, 1822 - Feb. 28, 1898 William (hus) Apr. 13, 1816 - Aug. 9, 1900 " Lot 8. N 1/2 Eberhart, Obediah (son of Joseph & Catharine K.E.) Feb. 27, 1824 Mar. 2, 1903 S 1/2 Eberhart, Franklin W.- Son of JohnS. & Mary E. (Reynolds) Eberhart Nov. 2, 1875 - Oct. 7, 1876 (grandson of Obediah & Susanna Soxman Eberhart) Lot 9. Hemphill, Isaac Feb. 5, 1838 - Sept. 17, 1922 Rebecca Lucinda (Eberhart) (wf) 1849-1936 " . Harrison Howard (son) 1874-1961 " Amanda Samantha Brizendine (wf of H.H.H.) 1887-1939 " James A. Mar. 15, 1886-Aug. 1, 1910 Son of Isaac & R.L.E.H.' " " Edward I. (Eddie) son of 1.& R.L.E.H. Jan. 3, l877-Jan. 30, 1880 79 �Stony Point Cemetery Con't. Lot 10. N 1/2, Pumroy, " " " Garner, " William S. 1866-1938 ,M.ary L. 1875-1913 William July 19, 1898 - Aug. 29, 1898 - Son of W.S. & M.L. Pumroy Mildred Apr. 30, 1905 - May 4, 1906 - Dau. of W.S. & M.L. Pumroy Mabel H. 1896 -1978 - Dau. of W.S. & M.L. Pumroy Claude W. 1903-1950 (hus) S 1/2 Pardee, Thomas Mar. 14, 1845-Aug. 20, 1917 -- Paren t s of Mary L. Pumroy " Mary May 16, 1855-Apr. 24, 1920 Lot 11. Mcqueen, Josiah 1823-1895 " Sarah 1832-1897 Josiah F. Apr. 5, 1869-Mar. 24, 1949 " Oddie Ann (wf) Jan. 5, 1873-Apr. 28, 1959 " infant son of J.&.O. Mcqueen 1894-1895 " " "" " " " " 1897-1898 " "" " " " " 1898-1899 " I " (Ross) 1866-1903 Son of J.& S. Mcqueen R.R. " Mattie Marie (wf) Mar. 23, 187l-Dec. 2, 1953 " Snow, Jerry Edward Mar. 30, 1935-Aug. 19, 1943 - grandson of R.R. & M.M; Mcqueen I Lot 12. Hastie, George W. March 27, 1843-Sept. 9, 1877 Susan L. (Eberhart) Wf. March 8, 1845- March 27, 1882 " Frank (son) May 27, 1876~ June 25, 1915 " William L. (son) Mar. 8, 1865- Nov. 12, 1941 " Anna C. (Smith) (2nd wf of W.L. Hastie) Aug. 2, 1885- ? (no " de,ath date on stone) Tillie (Patterson) (1st wf of W.L. Hastie) " In'fant dau. " Lot 13. Will, Fritz G.C. 1822-1887 " Johaflna M. 1850-1924 Griffis, J~hanna (Will) dau. Aug. 11, 1874-Aug. 16, 1945 Clarence E. (hus) Jan. 29, 1867-Mar. 31, 1951 " Lot 14. Griffis, Joseph 1842-1917 " infant son 1888-1889 Lot 15. McNees, Jarie Brown 1851-1890 "Mother" Also a small stone with initials J.F.G. Dav.id No dates or marker " wife " " " " " chil1d " " " " " 80 �Stony Point Cemetery Con't. Lot 16. Eberhart, Lewis Jacob (son of Joseph & C.K. Eberhart) Sept. 8, 1833'Oct. 8, 1919 . Elizabeth Brady (wf) Apr. 28, 1840-Nov. 22, 1921 " , William Henry (son) Jan. 6, 1866-Jan. 17, '1895 " . S. Anna Ida (dau) S·ept. 17, 1867-0ct. 21,1894 " Perry, Lula Cora (Eberhart) dau. of L.J. & E.B.E. 1877-1944 " Newton Taylor (hus) 1876-1948 " John Michael (son) 1902-1930 Lot 17. Gill, Samuel June 9, 1820-Aug. 28, 1901 Angeline (wf) d. May 12, 1891 age 62 yrs. " " infant son of Janes A. & Sadie C. Gill Lot 18. Eberhart;: Paul C. Apr. 3, 1838-Ju1y 25,1915 Co. C. 10 Kans. Inf. " ' :: Emma J. (Mcqueen) wf Nov. 8, 1852-Jan. 2, 1946 Lot 19. Hoffman, Christian 1811-1892 " Catherine (wf) 1811-1899 Lot 20. Bitterly, I Mary A. Wf. of August May 7, 1828-0ct. 9, 1895 I Lot 21. Pumroy, James B. July 25, 1835-Mar. 13, 1905 Rebecca A. (wf) Jan. 11, 1837-March 8, 1906 " James D. Oct. 22, 1868-May 17, 1911 " Lot 22. For sale. Lot 23. Barnhart, 'Priscilla wf of Andrew Barnhart Apr. 20, 1825-Feb. 3, 1899 Gill, Sadie Catharine (Barnhart) dau. Nov. 4, 1853-Apr. 1, 1953 " Jame:s A. (hus) Feb. 13, 1861-Feb. 24, 1942 . Barnhart, Oscar Z. - Son of Aaron E. Barnhart & Catharine F1eager May 7, 1876-Dec. 25, 1937 Lot 24. Fitz, George W. Apr. 21, 1814-Sept. 25, 1885 " Ellen (Malone) (2nd wife) Mar. 20, 1828-Jan. 3, 1895 Roe, Dau. of Ernest & Laur.a (Fitz) Roe dates unknown Lot 25. Breeze, Lott 1856-1878 Compton, Edna E. 1883-1884 Lot 26 81 �Stony Point Ce~metery Can't. Lot 27. Fitz, George T. (son of Geo. W.) Feb. 18, 1843~Jan. 5, 1908 Co. C., 9 Kans. Vol. Cav. " Laura E. (Dumars) wf. Feb. 9, 1847-Feb. 20, 1918 " Leslie Arthur (son) Oct. 2, 1875-June 18, 1945 II Bettie (son) Dec. 8, 1873-Jan. 1, 1875 " George Herbert (son) Mar. 24, 1885-June 3, ,1948 infants in unmarked graves (according to Helen Ho1com Sturdy) Ho1com, Anna M. (Fitz) (dau) 1887-1916 Wf of Albert Fitz " Jessie Lois (Fitz) Dec. 23, 1880-May 18, 1956 " Martin L. Oct. 19, 1884-Nov. 18, 1974 Dumars (a1so DuMars), James 1815-1900 " Mary Eliza (Kelley) 1816-1879 " Two Lot 28. McKinney, Archaba1d M. Mar. 25, 1852-Jan. 17, 1911 Ruth Edith Sept. 17, 1889-May 8, 1905 Speraw, J6hn S. Apr. 25, 1835-Aug. 10, 1907 " LYdia Mar. 10, l834-Aug. 10, 1917 Saxman, Christian and Jacob B. (J.B.) " ,I Lots 29, 30, 3t , 32 For sale Lot 33. Endacott,: Alan C. May 12, 1939-Aug. 17, 1972 Lot 34. Gentry, Samantha wf. of R.D. Gentry " Wpliam (No dates) Sept. 23, l849-Aug. 29, 1879 Lot 35. Beard, William H. Jan. 2, 1867-Dec. 24, 1886 Recorded 1979 by Mrs. Herschel Hemphill and Mrs. Woodrow Sturdy, both from Baldwin City, ~ansas. I More from "Overt the State": Because the last legislature appropriated $700 for tobacco and $50 for Bibles for prisoners in· the penitentiary, the Peabody Gazette wants to know why so ~uch was squandered on Bibles. About 1,000 votes were cast at the recent election in Fort Scott. A man in Atchison bought a lot last fall for $25, and built a house costing $130. Last week he sold the property for $860 cash. Galena is out of debt, and has cash in its treasury. 82 �THE ULRICH CEMETERY In a setluded spot, about three miles southeast from Pleasant Grove, there is a silent city - the last earthly resting place of those of our brave pioneer forefathers who lived.in this community. By their sides also lie some, of their descendants. This plot of ground was given for this purpose by Benjamin Ulrich, whose father, Jacob Ulrich preempted from the government the farm of which this cemetery is a part. It was named the Ulrich Cemetery and deeded to the Association, the first trustees of which were Adam Kling, Samuel Baker and John Bower. It is not known who was first laid to rest here, but it is probable that it was Sarah Ulrich, a daughter of Jacob and Mary Ulrich. Travel in those days being slow and communication much slower, the father and mother were returning home from a visit to Indiana, happy in the thought of again being with their family, but were met with the. sad news that death had suddenly snatched from the home their beloved daughter, and her form now ~ests beneath the prairie sod. As we wander from grave to grave and read the inscriptions thereon, we find the names of the parents or grandparents of manY of us who are now present, or of their friends of whom we have heard. Here lies Jacob Ulrich, born July 10, 1803 and died November 24, 1863, and beside him his wife, Mary Hoover Ulrich, born December 3, 1808, died October 22, 1883. Jacob Ulrich was born in Pennsylvania, on what is now the site of the city of Roaring Springs. This tract of land was deeded in 1781 by Daniel Ulrich to his son John - the father of Jacob. In the course of time Jacob Ulrich and his father turned their steps westward, locating in Indiana, where they built and operated flour mills and were instrumental in founding the city of Hagarstown, in 1832. The Indiana homes of both John and Jacob Ulrich are still in a good state of preservation. In the Ulrich cemetery nearby lie John Ulrich and his wife. . In 1855, Jacob Ulrich and his family pioneered still farther west. With them came a number of other families, there being thirteen prairie schooners in the caravan. They settled in eastern Kansas. About two years later Jacob Ulrich acquired the farm of which this cemetery is a part. Here he spent his remaining years in loyal devotion to his church, his neighbors, and his family. Although during the famine years (1859-1861) he disbursed thousands of dollars of relief money sent from the East, he would not accept one cent for his services, nor would he allow one cent to be used to feed the hungry people who came to his door, but performed this service from his own resources. 83 �He was just recovering from an illness when Quantrill and his Band who had just sacked Lawrence arrived and burned the large house and the well-filled granaries. He did.not long survive the shock. His sons Benjamin, John, Daniel, Jacob and Henry; his daughters Christina Metsker, Ann Cook, Mary Shiveley and Susan Flory remained in Douglas County where they built homes, reared families and contributed to the welfare of their respective communities. Their descendants, at their annual reunion in Lone Star, have an average attendance of about two hundred. Near his father's grave lies Benjamin Ulrich and Esther Shiveley Ulrich, his wife. He was born in 1832, ~ied in 1913; she was born in 1842 and died in 1911. Uncle Ben and Aunt Esther are held in loving remembrance by many. They lived on the old homestead and were faithful members of the Brethern Church (then called Dunker) which was established on Kansas soil largely through the efforts of Grandfather Jacob Ulrich, all of whose children lived and died in the Dunker faith. Benjamin'~ sons Herschel, Grover and Harry, and daughters Mrs. Laura Fox and Mrs. Anna Churchbaugh live near the old home. We next ~ome to the graves of Daniel Ulrich, born Apr. 5, 1838, died March 21,1919, and His wife, ~1ary WeybrightUlrich, born Jan. 6, 1841, died Jan. 23,1890. He was a worthy son of so noble a father. The surviving children are Charles Ulrich of Leavenworth County, William Ulrich of Lone Star and Mrs. Etta Shank of California. Here lies Philip Cook, born in 1832, died in 1868, and his wife, Anna Ulrich Cook, born in 1832 and died in 1912. She was also a daughter of Jacob Ulrich. She is survived by a dalJghter, Mrs. Alice Bray of Alva, Okla. and several grandchildren who live out at the state. We now come to the grave of Mrs. Barbara Bailey, born 1823 and died in 1917. She always was glad to help a neighbor. Old settlers recall that although in her later years she could not walk, this did not prevent her regular attendance at church. Her son, Henry, now of Baldwin, carried his aged mother from his buggy into the church, then out, each Sunday. Next is the grave of George Gerard, 1829-1863. These dates tell us that here lies another pioneer. His grandsons, Carl and George Van Hoesen, live near Willow Springs. Here lies Adam Kling, a soldier of the Union Army, born in 1833, died· 1884, and Elizabeth his wife, born 1834, died 1883. Beside them lie several children who died in infancy. Here is the grave of Samuel Baker, born 1833, died 1884, and his wife Elizabeth, born 1834, died in 1917. He was a minister in the Dunker Church. Over here on one lot we fi nd three graves. Two b,rothers and a lie here. The story is told how the three young men and thelr Wlves ploneered to Kansas, but their joy soon turned to sorrow, for the three husb~nds all died within one year, and the younq wives returned to their eastern homes. The men were Ephriam Miller, John Miller and Harry Comer. They died about 1865. bro~her:in-la~ 84 �We find on the next few monuments the names of individuals of whom little ;s now known, but we know they were a part of the community life of the early days in which they lived. They too knew the hopes, the fears, the joys, ,the sorrows, the pleasure and pain that went to make up the life of the pioneer. Let us read the inscriptions on their monuments: Philena Bing John Bower Elizabeth Bower Jacob Bower William McKinney Nancy McKinney Archybold Marshall born 1811 1800 1801 1825 1810 1811 1804 died 1871 1879 1877 1918 1868 1882 1870 Let us pause now to consider the heritage left us by those who sleep in this cemetery~ A heritage of houses and fields, of pastures and woodlands, of school houses and church buildings. Yes, these and more. A heritage of faith, courage and endurance. Of love of neighbor, of country, of God. Let us hold fast to the abiding values for whi:ch their lives stood. William Ulrich and Herschell Ulrich are trustees of the cemetery ,at the present time. October 20, 1938. Written by Mrs. William (Bertha) Ulrich. These two stones are the only ones added since 1940: David Fox 1866-1916 and his wife Laura Fox 1868-1952 on the same stone Harry Ulrich September 2, 1879 January 22, 1961 Gl~ncing thro~gh a history book, I found the following item: Farmers qUlckly explolted the cast iron three-piece plow introduced in 1819 by Jethro Wood. The cast iron plow, for all of it's virtues did not work satisfac!orily in midw~stern soils. It was replaced by an all steel plow, flrst produced ln 1847 by John Deer, a Vermont blacksmith who migrated to Illinois. The first successful reaper was patented b; Obed Hussey." Jethro Wood and Obed Hussey are both my ancestors. II Contributed by Kathryn J. Bunton Lawrence, Kansas 85 �Jordan, Aaron and Moses Neal, Brothers from Franklin County, Illinois, to Douglas and Allen Counties I Kansas by JuneB. Barekman, Genealogist Jordan Neal was born 18 Jul 1824 in Franklin County, Illinois. He was ,a son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, both of whom were born in the area of Warren County ~ North Carolina. Jordan Neal married Ernaline Taylor 14 Jan 1847, in Franklin County, Illinois. Noted on page 123, Dwelling 880, Family 905, of the 1850 Franklin County. Illinois census is Jordan Neal Emnline John C .D. Aaron Neal Ellen Neal born Tennessee Illinois " age 23 Farmer " 20 2 " " 17 " 10 " "" " 'II " Jordan's age in the above census is in error as all other census records for him state that he was born in Illinois. Living with J,ordan Neal were a younger brothe,r and sister, Aaron Neal and Ellen Neal. J01U1 C .D. was Johll Calvin DeKalb Neal. Jordan Neal's age is taken from two sources: an Archive record ' from The Genealogical LibrSfY of the Church of tile wtter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, by a' Jennie Taylor Maxwell; and from the BiograPh.ical. Records· of Kansas, 1899, page 796. In searching Franklin County,Illinois, deeds we find the Jordan Neal family' I1gone to Kansas Ii, and Deed #25' - Jordan and Ernaline Neal o:f the territory of Kansas sell to JO}U1 Roundtree of Franklin County, Illinois, wi 1M and SW NW Sec 3, and N! 1m and SE SE NE and part of W," NE . ;~ 4-7-53 for $80.00, and also .<, Deed #40 - same d~eription. This is land earlier deeded to Jordan Neal by his father Jeremiah Neal. There are other deeds wh,ereby Jordan sells land in Franklin County, . Illinois, to Neal cousins. V.oters 1st District Jan.-Feb'18 25 census. Territory of Kansas. Here, tne Neal ages are incorrect (most censuses are not very accurate): Jurden Neil Emallne Neil Ellen Neal ) Louisa Neal ) age 21 " 30 Age not given " " 86 II Minor " �The 1860 Census of Douglas County, Kansas, Wakarusa, Vol. Jordan Neal Ernaline Neal Louisa Neal age 35 " " Farmer born Ill. " 30 12 6 p241: " " " From Leavenworth Dou las and Franklin Counties nio, ra hical Record, Kansas, 1899, Chapman PUblishing Company, Chicago, IllinoiS, p79 -9. "Jordan Neal, one of the earlier settlers of Kansas is en/jaged in stock raising and general farming, in Wakarusa Townsllip, DOUfjlas County, where he has made his home since 1854. He was born in Franklin County, Illinois, on lB Jul 1824, a son of Jeremiah and, Elizabeth Neal. His father, a ,native of North Carolina, was married in Kentucky and afterwards settled ona farm in Illinois. In politics a democrat, he was elected sheriff on that ticket and, also, for 10 years served as county commissioner. Of the 12 cllildren of, Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, the third, Jordan, was reared in Franklin County, , Illinois, Amid pioneer surroundings. ,Schools "'ere few and poor, and the nearest to l1is ilome was three' miles distant. He engaced in farminein his home county until ilis removal to Kansas in 1847, when he took up 160 acres in Section 5 and 8 Wakarus twn. (NOTE: Jordan must have gone first to Kansas without his family. ,l-1any early Neal-Jordan and related fomilies moved to Kansas, and returned for their own families, household goods and live stock). "Beginning with the 1st Kansas tract of raw land, ne made the necessary improvements, broke the ground, placed t: Ie soil under cultivation, erected lJuildings and built fences. Within 8 years after bis settlement on the land he had under cultivatlon, but he now, has the greater part of the property in pasturar;e, as \\le of recent years given special attention to tile I'aising of stock. res "On his farm he has ahout 150 head of Poland China 110gS and a herd of Jersey cattle. For 20 years or t:aOl'e he has given the manual work in tile hands of others, while he superintends tlle.sllipment of staele and produce;,' "During the border troubles in 1855, Jordan Neal endured alL the hardships and anxieties incident to life in this locality. When Quantrell made his famous raid in 1863, he escaped unharmed. However, he had been less fortunate in .previous years for during a raid by a party of Missouri pro~ slavery men in 1856, all of his stock conSisting of 20 head of 110rses and 90 head of cattle were stolen, only about lq calves escaped. However, a number of the horses l-Iere lost L!y the thieves and returned to the rightful owner • . "In 1860, Jordan Neal drove a herd of cattle from Texas t·o Nebraska City. From 1861 to U3G 5, he 'was engaged in trading with the Osage Indiana, and was quite successful in this work. Until recent years, he took a very active p:1rt in Democratic politics, lJut his work ws not for himseli'." but for the benefit of his count:r' or his friends • Among the men of this party ile is known as the 'old wheel horse' of the democrats in WakurusC} Kansas. 87. �''While living in Illinois and just before .he reached 23 years of D.ge, Mr. Neal married Miss Dna11neTaylor, by whom ,he had two children. The only son, Jolm Calvin DeKalb, died at four years of age. The daughter, Louise, . is the wife of Charles C. Curtis, who is now conducting Mr. Neal's farm." . (Nan:: Louise was a: deaf mute.) . From the 'Lawrence, Kansas, JefferSonian Gazettei 1899-1901, p79-80 Scrapbook 11 Jan 1900, Chapter VIII ' "Jordan Neal, who has lived from the first, adjoining the townsite of Franklin came to Kansas 15 Aug 1854 from Franklin County, Illinois. His brother Moses, and a brother-in-law named vl1lliam Taylor came with him. They went up to the present site of Topeka and struck stakes'vhere the city now stands, but returned and baught for $120.00 four claims, one timber and three prairies, from a Missourian nwned Stinson. One of these claims he still owns and lives on, and the t1mb~r claim he sold sometime ago to Thomas McGee. "Jordan Neai soon went back to Illinois for his family and worthy possessions, and when he returned two months later there were a few more cabins in Franklin. He says he visited the Lawrence party when he first came 15 Aug 1854, and there were quite a few tents and covered wgons on Mt. Oread. At that time, they. called their town Wakarusa, but when he returned from Ill1noi.s" all had moved to the river banks and called the town Lawrence." . The 1870 Census of Douglas County, Kansas, Wakarusa, Reel 117 p40, Dwelling 448 Fa!lli~ 445 . .' ' . .' ' Value Real Value Personal Age Property Property Born Jordan Neal Emaline Neal . Louisa rIeal' 45 $1,300 41 keeps house 21 at home $2,000 Illin6is Illinois Illinois The 1880 Census of· Douglas County, Kansas. Wakarusa, p1.5 . Dwelling. 20 Family 121 Jordan Neal' 55 Fanner FJDma Neal (Emaline) 51 William Taylor 30 bro-in-law Phoebe Pierson 63 servant (1) Charles C. Curtis 35 son-in-law' Louisa Curtis 30 dou Illinois His father 'born 'Kentucky * His mother born ~ennessee* Illinois Her parents both born" 9hio Illinois His parents bqlih born Ohio N.C •. . Both parents born N.C. Indiana Both parents born Indiana . Illinois *(1 know this to be in error through ~ own research. born in North Carolina. JED) The parents. were both . Char1esC. Curtis, age 36, of Topeka, Kansas, and Louisa Neal, age 28, of Lawrence, Kansas, were married 18 Sep 1811 at the home of her father. J. Hovard Phillips, Minister of The Gospel, ,of Lawrence, Kansas, officiated. 88 �The 1885 Census of Douglas County, Wakarusa, Kansas, plO Jordan Neal 60 Farmer (and here i t states in much error both his parents Ernaline Neal 55 Both Charles C. Curtis 43 Fanner Both Louisa Curtis 35 Both Eliza Clark 16 Both C. E. UnderWood 20 Farmer Both Lewis C. Neal 35 Farmer Both Illinois that were. born in Illinois) Illinois parents born Illinois Indiana parents born Indiana Illinois parents horn Illinois Illinois parents born Illinois indiana parents born Indiana Illinois parents born Illinois (From my own research, this (Lewis C. ,Neal) seems to· be a sonfroo another branch .of the Neal ftunily-~probably frOm a brother of Jeremiah Neal, Jordan Neal's father. JB]3 ) The microfilm 1895 Census of Wakarusa twn., Douglas County. Kansas, pS8 Jordan Neal , Emma· (Emaline) Neal Charles Curtis Lu M. Curtis Illinois Illinois Indiana Illinois 70 66 53 45 Between 1895 and 1905, Jordan Neal is deceased. The Kansas Bureau of Vital Statistics could locate no death record, and to date I' have not found the cemetery where he is buried nor the church attended. JBB I 0 Census for Lawrence Wakarusa Dwelling 33 Family 333 - Charles C. Curtis Louisa M. Curtis (;.4 Farms Owns farm 54 wife No children were born to this couple. families were ever identified., D las Count Kansas, plO Indiana Illinpis ,: No further research done, no early, Curtis In DWelling ,336 Family 331, we find the widow Emeline Neal, age 76, living with H.· S.Pearson, a male, age 76 ond a blacksmith. He and parents were born. in Ohio. There nrust be a connection here with the Phoebe Pierson who lived with the Neals in 1880, and II. S. Pearson. As stated earlier in this sketch, and as noted in the 1830 census of Franklin County, Illinois, Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal had 12 children. , Known sons are James A., Aaron,· Moses and Jordan, the subject of this sketch. I could not locate any more sons. They may have died in infancy or as youths before Jeremiah Neal made his will in Franklin County, Illinois, on the 4th day of Sep. 1847 wherein Jordan, Aaron, James A., and Moses were named as sons--no daughters. 89 �The daughter Ell.en'is the ~ known daughter of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal. She was 10 in the 1850 census of Frnnklln County, Illinois I 15 in the 1855 census of Kansas territory, is not listed in Jordan Neal's Kansas household, so was probably, married by 1860. , . Aaron Neal a brother to Jordan Neal also moved to Kansas. Aaron is mentioned in the 'th day, Sep 1847 Franklin County, Illinois I will at his father Jeremiah' Neal. Mention is made "after death of my Wife, all property be divided between Jordan and Aaron, my two BOllS." Aaron Neal married Amanda M. Brinkley 24 Sep 1854 in Franklin County, Illinois. ' , We find the Aaron Neal fam.1ly in the 1860 Census of Allen County, , Humboldts P.0p' Kansas, Vol. 2 ~76 .. Aaron Neal· .Amanda. Neal. Josephine Neal Rui'us D. Ueal. W.R. Neal (male) age 26 24 5 born Illinois ~m:ucQ' Kansas. Kansas Kansas 1 3 mos. Before the 1865 State qensus of Allen County, Kansas, Aaron Neal is deceased. The widowed Amanda Neal and family are now found in the 1865 State Census of DoUglas County, Wakarusa Township. Kansas, p49,starting with numbers as follows #16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Amanda Neal Josephine Neal Rufus D. Neal Brinkley Neal Allie Neal John McFarland Harriet McFarland Jane McFarland Jordan Neal Emmaline Neal Louisa Neal, John Neal Franklin Webb' 28 Farms (age incorrect) 9 7 5 born Kentucky Ks. Ks. Ks. Ks. Pa. Mo. Mo. 2 33 24 9 8 19 (unidentified) Ks. Illinois ,. The children of Aaron and Amanda (Brinkley) Neal are being research~ further at tlds time. '. Moses Ileal, a brother of Jordan and Aaron Neal. is found in the 1860 Census of Allen County, Humboldt P.O., Kansas J Vcil. 2 p289. l-1oses Neal, a son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, of Franklin County, Illinois, is mentioned in deeds, and witnessed his father's will. ' . . Moses :tJeal, . Mary R., Neal Monroe Neal Iiyman G. Neal Theresa Neal Mary J. Neal 27 Farmer 21 5 'born Illinois Illinois Kansas 3 Kansas ' 1 Kansas Illinois 20 Seamstress 90 �Moses may have married in Franklin County, Illinois, 26 Nov. 1854 Mary Brinkley. Mary J. Neal, age 20, is possibly a sister of Moses, Aaron and Jordan Neal, but this has not been proven. Research is bei ng undertaken. in the State of Kansas, and as a pattern emerges more will be written about the Neals from Franklin County, Illinois, to Kansas. Comments, criticism, and additions are invited. WHAT IS A LITTLE TOWN? A little town is where you don't have to guess who your enemies Your ftiends will tell you. A little town is the only place on earth where people past middle age are called by their first names when they saunter down the street. . A 1itt 1e town is where everybody kncws everybody else's ca r by sight and knows where it goes every day. A little town is where few people can get away with lying about their age. Too many people can remember them. A little town is where few people with various ailments can air them properly for sympathetic ears. A little town is where, when you get a wrong number, you can talk for 15 minutes anyhow, if you want to. A little town is where the ratio of good people to bad people is something like 100 to 1. That's nice to remember!! A little town is where it is hard for anybody to.walk to work for exercise because it takes too long to stop and explain to people in cars who honk, stop and offer a ride. A little town is somewhat like a big family--ornery distant cousins, renegades and all. A little town is where city folks say there is nothing to do, but .those who live there don't have enough nights in the week to make all the meetings and social functions. A little town is where everyone becomes a neighbor in time of need. A little town is where businessmen struggle for survival against city stores and shopping centers. A little town is where those same businessmen dig deep many times to help those with countless fund raising projects. A little town is where many teen-agers say there is nothing to do and are surprised to learn that their big-city peers are saying the same thing. A little town,'when all is s~id and done, is a nice place to live. A little town is where people know all the news before it is printed. They just buy the home town paper to see if the editor gets it right. are. From the "Home Town News" column The Wichita Eagle Beacon Copied with permission. Contributed by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. 91 �Index to Estates, Volume 3:,; Records olf the Probate Court of Douglas County at ~awrence. Kansas:. This alphabetized list co:vers cases in DO,ckets.A1'and B,. Where date of filing was missing. the docket and page numb~r have been.lnc1~ded •• --complIed by Pauhne B. E1nlff 14 5ep' 1881 28 OCt 1869 8 OCt 1876, 111 Aug 1871 30 Jan 1873 20 Apr 1870.4 5ePJ 1882 15 Jun 1878 9.! Dec 1878 6', Jan 1881 2 Dec 1859 24 Feb 1871 18 Dec 1882 2 Jun 1871 20 JUli 1871 5 Feb 1864 7 Jill 1870 15 Jul 1863 6 Jill 1866/, 8-Sep: 1863 2 Jun 1877 4 Mar 1870 12, Oct 1866 15 Oet 1873 14 J'an 1869 10\ Dec 1859, 112~ Jim 1861 3 Oct 1863 114 ,J!un 1879 9 Aug 1876) 16 Mar 1882 15 Aug 1868) Jun 1857 5 Apr 1867 13 Sep 1864 2 Jul 1866 2 Dec 1880 11 Jul 1868 6 No'v 1880'; 1 May 1871 7 Nov 1868 14 Aug 1869 2 5ep'i 1875 17 5ep 1881 3:Nolv 1880 19 May 1868 1!4 Sep 1880 ABDEL -. adoption oof Mary and Ellen FEIE, •• Adoption ABRAMSON. John D. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased ADAMS, Ella t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deceased ADAMS~ F. E. • • • • . • • • • • • • • •• Insane An '1S', J"an, A'D1\11 e Martha • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs 1\ ADAMS~ Mary Etna . . • • • • • • • • • •• A'doption ADAMS, Sarah C. • • • • • • • . • • • • • • Deceased ADAMS~ William M• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Adoption AKERS~ Benj amin F., • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased; AKERS, Benj amin F. • . • • • • • • • • • • Minor ALEXANDER, David B~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane ALEXANDER, D. M: . . . . . . . . . . . .• Deceased ALKINSON, Mary B• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ALLEN, A. H. • . • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased AlLEN, Harriet E• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r AI.1.EN, Lyman • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased: ALLEN, Mary J. aud.J'enDie R. • • • . . • . MinO'rs ALLEN, Norman • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ALLISON, Clara B: • • • • • • • • • • • • Minar ALLISON, Duncan P'. •• • Deceased: ALTENBURG, Harvey • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ALVES, Henry C. • • • • •• Deceased ANDREWS, Barton • • • • • • •• • Deceased ANDERSON, Berte 1 • • • • • • • • • • • •• Adopti on ANDERSON, Charles H~, Henry C'., F,rank • • • Minoirs ANDERSON, Geo,rge • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased' ANDERSON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ANDERSON, John • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased ANDERSON, Jonas P'. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ANDERSON, JOlseph • • • . • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ANDERSON, Maggi e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ANDERSON, Mary E~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor ANDERSON, Samuel • • • • • • . • • • • • • . Deceased ANDERSON, Sarah Ann • • • • • • • Mi nor ANGELL, seymour L. • • • • • • • • • . Deceased! ANTHERS~ Jennie M. • • • • }\(Joptio'n ANT RAl'rl , Eli zabeth D~ • • • Deceasedl APPLEWHITE, Archibald •• • • • • • • • • . Minor ARCHER, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Min 0 r ASHBY~ Thompson • • • • • • • • • . . • • • Insane ASHBY', James C.'~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ASPLUND, A. H~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ATKINSON, Henry E. • . . . • . • . • • . . . Deceased' ATTENBU RG, George • • • • • • • • • • • • • Miito,r AUGLIN, John et al • • • • • • • • • • • • . Mi nors: AVERY, Edward • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor AVERY, Florence Alma • • • • • • • • • • • Minor 92 �,1 5ep' 1879 9 OCt 1879, 28 Apr 1864 13 Apr 1872 16 Sep 1812. 20 OCt 1870 13 Oct 1864 1 Jun 1869.! 17 5ep 1870 24 Apr 1870: 18 Aug 1873 21 .Tun 1873 23 Aug 1860) 12 May 1871 16 Jun 1858 18 5ep" 1878 28 Mar 1863; 2 Jim, 1868 8 Jun 1874 5 Oct 1866 22 Feb 1869, 28: Nb,v 1878 5 Feb 1870) 20 OCt 186$ 28 J'ul 1875" 3<, Dec 1873 28 Dec 1868;. 26 Feb 1858 24~ Oct 1865 21 Sep 1877 10} Dec 1869 12 Apr 1866, 8, Aug 1864 7 Mar 186m 13 Sep:, 1871! 1'4 Dec 1868; 25 Aug 1873l 24 Oct 1870) 29 Jun 1872 26 Jun 1874 2 Jul 1859 16 Jan 1879 28 J'an 1861: 11 Dec 1866, 22: Feb 1869" 30 Dec 1872 14 May 1878 21 Ju1 1879 22 Feb 1857 13' OCt 1860: 26 May 1874 ~} 5ep - 1859, 31 Jim 1864 12 JUillo 1878 16 Dec 1867 12 Jan 1879 26 Apr 1864 · · ·· ·· · ·· ·· ·· ·.' .· ·· ·· ·· Deceased Deceased: AYER, Charles C~ · BACHELOR, James T~ · BACON, Philip G;. V.• _ BAKER, Willi am Hi. BALCH; James A. BALDRIJX;E, Geo'rge W. BALDNIN, Abraham BALDWIN CITY BALDWIN CITY BALDWIN, Mary ~. (defendantl • BALDWIN, Orville T:. BANKS:, E1li o·t t V_~ BANKS~ Nigilla VI. · · BANKS, Thomas BARBER, 'rhomas BARDWELL, Frederick W'. BARKER, Francis BAYLES, David BAXTER, Martha Ann BEAM, Henry BEAN, Chas. W~ et a1 BE1);ooD, W. 8' BEEBE, Mary E'. 'BEI1:, George W'. · · · BElL & SHAW: BENSON, Grizzilla K. BENTLEY, Emma BERGEN, Hiram BEROJHMAN'~ John · BERRY, Tom BICKERSTAFF, Hannah et al BIGELOW, Cassius /(~ et a1 BIGGS, Mary C'. BIGKNIFE, Nancy BING, John · · BISSELL, Arabella BtACK, Clarence et a1 BLACK, Emma et a1 • • • BLACKMAN, Grant · !LAIR; Charles; BLANEY, ,William · BLANTON, Mary B~ BLARICOM~ Evan Van BLUEJACKET, Isaac et al BOLDEN, William · BOLIN, William BOND, Christine: • BQ\JD, Christina: • OO'JD, Ellis · OO'JD, Mah10n . OOND, Nathan M~ et al ~D, Sylvanus • t:;uteciiat. and Thoma'S BOOTH, J:~ M. • BOSCHE, John F. BOWEN, Sarah J'. et a1 · BOWER, John . BOWER, Samuel E. - · · · · · · · · · · · .Minor · · · · · · · · · · · · · Minor Deceased; · · ··· ····· ···· ······ ·· Minor Deceased' · · · · · · · · · · · • Incorpo!ation · · · · · · · · · · · Incorporation · · · ·· ··· · Habeas Corpus · · · · · Mino,r · · ·· 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 · ·· · · 0 0 0 0 0 0 Deceased' Minor Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased' Deceased Minor Deceased Mino,rs; Habeas Corpus Minor • Deceased • Surviving Partner Mino\r Mino'r Deceased Deceased' HabeasCbrpus Minors Mino'rs Mino'r Minor Deceased Deceased' • Minors Mino'rs Minor Adoption DeceClsed Deceased' Deceased! Minors: Deceasedl Deceased Habeas Cb:rpus Minor Deceased Deceased Mino'rs .Minors: Minar Deceased: Mino'rs Deceased' Deceased ··· · ··· ·· · ·· ··· · ··· · ··· ·· ·· · · · · · ··· · · ·· · ·········· · · · ···· · · ···· . · · · · · ··· ·· · · · · '. · ·· · · ··· · · · ····· · · ·· · ····· ·· · · · · · · ··· ·· ········· · ·· ··· ·· · ·· · · · ·· ·· · · · .· · · ·· · · ····· ·· ·· ···· · ·· ·· · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · ··· ···· · ·· ·· · ··· · · · ··· · · ·· ··· · ····· · ·· 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 ·· 0 0 0 0 0 0 ·· 0 0 0 0 · 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 · 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 · 0 · 0 0 0 0 0 ··· · · 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '. 0 0 0 0 0 0 · 0 0 0 93 0 0 0 · 0 0 · · · .. . · 0 . . 0 ·· 0 • • . 0 0 o 0 · 0 0 , 0 0 . 0 · r' �2.3 5 14 17 28 2 2 1 2 4 14 Feb 1878 5ep; 1859 Feb 1868 5ep: 1870 Dec 1861, Jan 1862 D.ec 1872 Apr 1868 .Tun 1875 Jun 1878 Jan 1864 9' APr 1864 9 M'ar 1865 2 5eP} 1862, 3~Ju1 1862 21 Nov 1870 15 Aug 18701 20 Mar 1862 29 AUg 1873 25 Ju1 18711 6~, Dec', 18681 5 Apr 1872 le:Dec 1867 18 5ep' 1878 27 Feb 1862 30, Mar 1860: 2 Mar 1870:6 Jun 187311 Feb 1870 24 Dec 1869 28~Feb 1870 1!3 Jim 1874, 10: Jan 1870 19. Jill 1872 1; Aug 1873\ 20 API' 1872 26, May 1876) 26 Feb 1862 4 Apr 1870 21 Feb 1873~ 12 APr 181@ 19 Jan 1870,! B 122 15 OCt 1866: 17 Jul 1863} 1:6 Feb 1816, 10 Mar 1864 9 Dec 1851 26 5ep 1818 18 Dec 1868 21 Dec 1870'~ 26 Aug 1863~ ,/ c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BOYDi David Deceased BOYD, Samuel . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRACKET, MUlie et a1 • • • • • • • Minors' BRADFORD, Willi am J. Insane BRADY, JOlhn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased BROWN,, Garwood, H. • . • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRAKE, Mary Elizabeth • • • • • • • • • • • Minolr BRANDON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedt BRECHERSEN, Peter • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRECHERSEN, Sarah E. • • • • . • • • • • . Deceased BRECHTELBOWER'. Joseph • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRECHTELBOWER, Mary et a1 • • • • • • • • Minor BREClITELBOWER, Mary et a1 • • • Mino·r BREEZE, Lot, H. C. et a1 • • • • • • • • • Minors BREEZE, Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased; BREWINGTON, Elij ah • • • • • • • • • • •• SChool land BRICK, B: L. • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Deceased BRINKlE¥-; Franklin • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRINKMAN, Frederick • • • • • • • • • • • • Ueceased i BROCK, Jeremi ah • . • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRISCOE~ John 14:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor BRITTON, John F. • . • • • . • . • • • . . Deceased BROCKWAY, James G:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' BROCKWAY, James G:. • • • • • • • • • • • • .Minor BRONSJN, John E. 1 1 l' • • • . . • . . • • • Deceas,ed' BROWN, D~ G:. . . ' . . . • Deceased' BROWN, Ell a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mincr,r BROWN, Georgi ana Mary • • • • • • • • • • • Mii'lolr BROWN, H. H. et a1 • • • • • • • • • • • Mino1rs' BROWN'; Hbrace C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' BROWN, Ida • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Adoption BROWN, Jacob B. • • • • • •• • • . • . • • Deceased.' BROWN~ Jennie • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r BROWN', I!.ewi s et al • • • • • • • • • • • • Minors BROWN', Thomas p. • . • • • • • • • . • Deceas'ed' BROKAW, Thomas JI. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased' BmJCE, Adeline et al • • • • • • • • . • Mino,rs BRUCE, Lawson . • • '. • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRUN,E, JO'hn H-1 • • • • • • • •• Deceased BIruNE, William. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane BRYANT, Dudley. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRYANT.~ Jo'seph V. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BRYSON, David. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased BUCA', Theodore • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedi BUCK, Josephine • . • • • . • • • • • • • • Minor IIJCK, Pollly J. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased! BUCK, Susan • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' BUFFUM, David c::;:. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased: BURNETT, Calvin • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased' BURNHAM, Frederick W. • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased BURNS, Mary H. • . • . • • • • • • • • Mino1r BURT, George • • • • • • • • • • • • . •• Deceased ..........c. 94 �3 17 22, 1 20 OCt 1867 Dec 1866 Dec 1870 Dec 1873 Jan 1860 Jun 1857 10) May 1870< 15 Mar 1857 2 Oct 1855 12 Jun 1857 26 Jan 1865; 8:: Jan 1868 24 Jul 1863 14 Aug 1864 5 Dec 1860, 12.Jun 1857 4 Nov 1866 7 Jun 1871 10 Jan 1868 27 OCt 1871' 3 Dec 1868 18 Nov 1858 11 Oct 1871 4 Apr 1870': 28 Mar 1871 28 Aug 1871 4 Feb 1871 18 Jun 1870 26 Apr 1865· 26 Dec 1870 28 Apr 18651 5 Jan 1866· Jim 1857 21 Aug 1865c~ 18 OCt 1870 11 Apr 1860 11 Jan 1'859 6 Apr 1863 1Ri 5ep; 1863 23 Oct 1865 31 Ju1 1865 21 Jan 1810 19 Jan 1865, 7 Aug 1858 24 Nov 1866: 31 Jan 1872 24 Apr 1865 18 Nov 1856 31: Dec 1859.' 5 Aug· 1862 15 Ju1 1872, 27 Apr 1865 Jun 1857 18 Dec 1857' 1 Dec 1866. Blll'R'r:, W,alda A.. et a1 Minors BUSH, Ao J. • • • Dece a sed BYERLY, David Deceased. . BYERLY" John • • • • • • • • Minor CAMPBELL, Charles. . • • Deceased' CAMPBELL, James J Deceased' CAMPBELL, Spencer • Deceased CANFIELD, Seymour • Deceased CAREL, Henry Deceased CAREY, Newton Deceased CARPENTER, Lewis Deceased CARRIER: Minors • Adoption CARROLL, William Deceased CARRUTH, Ida • • Minor CARSOOS~ Willi am • Deceased' CARY~ Ro,bert W~ • • Deceased CAR¥-; Wi l l i am .. • • • • • • . • • • • • • Minor CASSIDY!, Joseph • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased! CHAMBERLAIN, Ira D• . • • • . . • • Minor CHANDLER, Sarah A. and Mary E: •• Adoption CHAPMAN, Josi ah • Deceased! CHAPMAN, Wi l l i am . . • . • • • • • • • •• Deceased CHERRY, Arthur L • . • • • • • • • • • . . • Minor CHESI'NUT, Alexander Deceasedi CHRI SI'I AN , Peter • Habeas Corpus CHRlsry~ Hanorah Insane" CMRK, Elizabeth • • • • Minor CLARK, George W . o . • • • • • Deceased CLARK, J'ames M. • ••••• • Minor CLARK, J.ohn • • • • • •. • • • • • Deceased CtARK, JUlius • • • • • Deceased CLARK, William Deceased! CLAYTON, Alice • Deceased' CLAYTON, J. Ko B~ • Deceased CLAYTON, Melinda • .Minor CLAYTON, M. M. 0 Deceased CLAYoTON, Phillip et a1 • • Minors; CLAYTON, Wi 111 am • • • . • • • • • • o. Deceased COATES, George W.o. • • • Deceased COATES, Uarriet J. et al •• ,Minors COE, John M. Deceased COlE, Leona Minor COLEMAN, L. D·~ Deceased' COILAMORE, G. W~ • • • Deceased: COILINS'; Kate • • Minor CONGER, John Deceased CONLYI, James • •• Deceased CalLY, Wi lli am • • ., • • Deceased· C«J.JLY; Willi am • 0 Deceased CONN, Nancy Jane • • • • • • Deceased' CONNELL, Hattie F. et a1 Minors CONNELLY, James D~ (see James Cbn1y406). Deceased; CONNOLY~ Thomas Deceased' CONNOCY·, William. • • • ••• Deceased' CONWAY, O~ Co ••••• • Minor 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • 0 • • 0 • •• • 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 • • • 0 • • • • 0 0 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 • • • • 0 • • •• 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 • • • • • 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • 0 • 0 • • • • •• 0 0 0 • 0 • • • • • 0 • • 0 • 0 0 ••••• • 0 0 • 0 0 0 •• • 0 • •••• 0 •• • 00 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 • • • 0 0 • • 0 • 0 0 • 0 • •• • •• • • • 0 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • • • • • • • 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 • • • • • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • • • 0 • • 0 95 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 • 0 • 0 •• •• 0 • • • •• 0 0 0 • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • ••. • 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 0 �12 May 1870) 20. Jun 1857 25 Apr 1860.' 3 113 7 22} 2 15 17 9 8 21 B 7 21 26 18 9 3 8 22 19 22 May 1862 Dec 1859 Sep,1863', JUtn 1'863' Jun 1860.,' Ap r 1870> Dec 1869" 5ep 1863 Apr 1861 Feb 1870. 20.5 May 1862 Feb 1865', Dec 1864 Dec 1866'.: Dec 1860: Jim 1866:' Feb 1872 Jun 1872. Jul I860~' Aug 1859 Jan 1867 5 May 1858 3 Apr 1872! 9 Dec 1857 9. Feb 1867 13 Jan 1860. 1 Aug 1870. 12 Jul 1865'~. 11 Jul 1871 18 Feb 1862; 12 5ep 1870. 16 May 1870. 11 Jan 1865 9 Mar 1865 16 Apr 1869 Io.J Apr 1868 25 Aug 1863 5 Jul 1871 30 Ntlv 1866', 6 Sep 1862 31 May 1871 25 Aug 1859 8 Aug 1872 6 Man- 1862 10. Dec 1872 lO'Dec 1872 16 Dec 1864 21 Jan 1867, 24 Oct 1871 31 Dec 1866 n COOK, Elizabeth Maria Clay. • • • • • •• Jtdoptio:n COOMBS', William Lyman et a1 • • • • • • • Minors COOPER, Mary • • • • • • • • • • Deceased CORNELIUS, Reuben • • • • • • • • • Deceased' COULTER, Calvin L. • • • • • • • • • • Minor CORNELL, John ~~ • • • • • Deceased CORNELOUS; Heirs of Reuben deceased • • • • Minors COX; Melissa • • • • • • • • • Minolr • • • • Jtdoption CRAIG, Fred Miller • • • • • CRANDAlL, O'~ it:. vs. CARPENTER • • • • •• Aid of execution CRANE, John L. • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased CREEL, H. L. • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased Minors CRISTER, Mary J. et al CROLL, August • • • Deceased CRUMPTON, John W'. • • • • ••• • Deceased' CUMMANS, Lidian A'. et al • • • • • • • • Mino'rs CURRY; William • • • • • • • Deceased CUSTARD, Amos J. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased CUsrARQ;, R. W. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' OJSTARD, Thomas J. et al • • • • • • • • Minors DANFORTH, Benj amin • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased: DANIELS~ Charles et a1 • • • • • • • • ! Mino,rs~ DAVIDSON, Jordan • • • • • • • • Deceased: DAVIDSON, Norman • • • • • • • . Oecensed DAVIS, Heirs of Bartlett y~ deceased • • • Minors DAVIS~ Benj amin • • . • • . • • • • • • •• Deceased DAVIS, George W. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Insane' DAVIS', H e n r y . • Deceased DAVIS; Irwin •• • • • • • • • • . Deceased DAVIS, Isaac • • • . • • Deceased DAVIS~ Jefferson • • • • •• Mino.r DAVIS, Lanford et al •• • • • • • • •• Minors DENMAN, Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased DERBY; John •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased DESKINS, Matilda C~ • • • • • • • • • • • Insane DEVINE, Jane, Hei rs olf •• • • • • • • • • Mi no.rs DEWIS; Isaac et a1 • • • • • • • • • • • Minors DIMERY, Sarah E. •••• Minor DINS\10RE, Frank F. • • • • • • • • • • • • Minar DINSI;10RE, William A~ • • • • . • • • • • . Deceased DIiX; Ralph C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased DOHERTY, Heirs of Geo. G., deceased • • • • Minors DOUGLAS, Justice •• • • • • • • . . • • • Minor DOUGLAS, Wi l l i am M~ • • • • Dece ased ooa, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased' IlJFFIELD, Robert G~ • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased OOI\'GAN, Kranci s R. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased OOTTON, Agnes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r DUVALL, Charles et al • • • • • • • • • • Minors DUVALL, Martin • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Adoptio.n EAGLE, James •• • • • • • • • • • • • •.• Deceased EAGLE, Heirs of James • • • • • • • • • • Minors EBERLE, Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ECMAN, Ernest • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino1r 96 �13 Apr 1872' 1 Dec 1866 3 May 1862 23 Ju 1 1'8701 29 Mar 1869 11 Jun 1872 28 May 1863 11 Feb 1867 7 Ju1 1857 29 Ju1 1872 17 Dec 1869· 27 Dec 1866 18 Jan 1864 24 Jan 1872 22 Nov 1868 31 Aug 1865 31 Dec 1858 29 May 1866 11 Jun 1867 20 Mar 1871 12 Sep, 1 1864 25 May 1863 19 5ep 1868 4 Jan 1869 26 Jan 1867 20 APr 1870 13 Jan 1868 6 Ju1 1867 23 Mar 1868 30' Dec 1857 Jnl B 346: 18 Feb 1865 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1870; 30 Dec 1863 1 Nov 1871 10 Jul 1863 4 Aug 1865 23 Dec 1872 13 Jul 1867 5 Jul 1871 9 j\ug 1857 25 Dec 1866 27 Dec 1872 4 Oct 1869 13 Feb 1858 11 Jan 1859 25 Oct 1871 4 Dec 1869 22! Dec 1864 25 Sep 1865 18 Apr 1869 6 5ep 1857 19 Oct 1859 6 Mar 1865 .no.l ~ U', n1 oargare t • • • • • • • • • . . . . Deceased EAST EIX;ERTON, ChristO'pher H. •• •••• Deceased EDWARD, TheO'philus • • • • • • • • • • . • Deceased EKIN, JO"hn • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased' ELDRIDGE~ Mary R. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ELDRIDGE, Phoebe et al • • • • • • • • ~1inO'rs ELUS (EHLIS) August •• , • • • • • • • • Deceased' ELLIS~ Minor heir O'f August • • • • • • • Minor EMMETT, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ENG LE SM AN , Wi 11i am • • • • • • '. • • • • • Deceased ENTERPRISE VARNISH CO., Plff. j\id O'f executiO'nEPPERLEY, Pauline. • • • • AdO'PtiO'ln EVANS, J • D~ B~ •••••••••• Dece ased EVANS', Susan F~ •••••••••• Deceased FACHT, Martin • • • • • Insane FAERBOR, Frederick and Emma MinO'!rs: RARReR, Samuel • Deceased FEARRER, David •• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased FEARER, Mary A~ et al • • • • • • • • • • . MinO'rs FELTWELL, Richard • • • • . • . . . • • • Deceased FIWiORE, Arthur R. • • • • . • • • • • • Minor FIWiORE, Lemuel • • • • • • •• • Deceased FINDLEl"-; P ~ H. • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Deceased FINLEY, Elizabeth~. • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased FINNEY, Anna et al Minors FINNEY~ David T. et al • • • • • • • MinO'rs • • •• • • • Mino·r FINNEY, ThO'mas M~ • • • • Deceased' FISH, Charles FISH, Heirs of Charles, deceased • Minors FISH, Mary Aim • • • • • • •••• • Minor FISHER; Mary • • • • • •• • • • • • • Habeas Corpus FITCH,Edward P~ • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' FITCH, J. S~, C'.I,> •• aud.E~P'~ • • • • • • • • Minors FITCH, Julia S~ et al • • • • • Mino'rs FITTON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased FITTON, Lillian et al • Minors FTIZGERALD; JO'hn • • • • • Deceased Deceased FLINN, WID. • • • . FOURACRE, Arthur • • • • Deceased FRAME, James W,. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased, FRAZIER, BenO'nia • • • • Minor FREEMAN, Wi, H~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Decegsed FRITZEL, Henry • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased!' FROST, Laura K. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor FRY{, William • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased FULLER, J. M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased FUNK, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased FULTS: P. D. et al • • • • • • • • • • • Minors GALLAGHER, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedl GARDEN, Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased~ GARDEN, E', E. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MinO'r GARDNER, OrlandO' B~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor GARVIN. Robert • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased GARVIN, Thomas Deceased GARVIN, Thomas A. • • • • • • • • • • • • Mi n O"r I S: .... 97 . .. �'-25 27 21 7 9' 6 15 19 2 Jan Oct Jul May Dec 5ep Oct 5ep Mar Jun 20 Dec 12 Sep 6 Dec 4 5ep 20 Feb 9 Dec 2 OCt 20 Apr 18 Jan 11 Sep 16 Feb 2 Sep 18 Apr 20 Jun 10 Jan 17 Aug 26 Jun 3'Aug 17 Feb 7 Mar 18 Nov 6,~ Feb 22 Dec 13~Jan Apr Apr Sep Mar May Jun 5 Jill 30 Mar 22 NiJtV 30 Jun 27 Jun 18 Jun 18 Aug 2~ Apr 27 Dec 7 Feb 27 Dec 9 Sep 26 Aug 10 Feb 307May 16 25 20 28 18 5 1866 1863 1866 186S 1857 1867 1870 1870:' 1857 1857 1867 1865 1870 186'5 1868 1872 1858 1871 1872, 186'3 1869 1864 1865 1868 1870 186'3\ 1858 1860 1872 1868 1868 1870 1866 1863 1868 1872 1863 1864 1862. 1866 186'5 1859 1872~ 1868 1868 1857 1863' 1859 1870 1871 1866 1861' 1863~', 1866., 1866 GATES~ Fannie L. ••••••• GATES, Levi • • • • • • • • • • • • • GEARRARD, George • • • GERBAlL, Antho'ny • • • • GILBREATH. F. Ho • • • • • • • • • • • • • GILLESPIE, David t. . . . . . . . . . . . GILLESPI E, hei rs of D~ t. . . . . . . . . GILLHAM, Carrie E~ • • • • • • • • • • • • GLANVILLE, Jerome H. • • • • • • • • • • GLANVILLE, John • • • GLEASON, Dennis • • • • • • • GLEASON, S~ GOODIN, F Co • • • • • • • • • • • GOULD, ft. and C. O~ • GRANGER, Henry • • • • • • • • • •• GRATON, John R. • o. GREEN, Evan E. • GREINER, John et a1 • • • • • • • • • • • GRI5r, John • o. GRISWOLD, J. F. GRISWOLD, Nellie F~ • • • • • • • • • • • GROVENOR, Henry Di.' • • • • • • • • • • • • GROVENOR, Laura • • • • • • • • • •• GROVENOR, Willard H~ • • • • • • • • • • • GRUBB', Richard J'. • • • • • GUEST, Baker • • • • • GURLEY. Elizabeth H~ GWARTNEY', Thomas • HAAS~ J. C. D~ and Geo. C. HAAS', L. D'. HADLEY', W'. PHf. • • • • • • • • • • • • HAGANS, Campbell •• • • • • • • • • • • • HAGGETT, Myrta Bell HALL. Charles • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• HALL, Jacob HALL. John M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HALL, Lucy A'. HAlL. MOlses F. • • • • •• • • HAMLIN, Charles H; • • . • • • . • • • . • lWDll.IN, h'eirs of • • • • • • • • • • • • • HARLOW'. Della • • • • •• HARLOW', Oscar • • • • • • • • • • • • • HARMON, Cal vin A~ • • • • HASKELL, Co A. • • • • • • • HASKEfU., C. A., heirs of • HASKELL. 'Franklin HASTY, George • • • • • • HAUG, John J. HAWKINS. Daniel • HAYNES, James: • • • • • • • HAYS, Margaret •• HAZELTINE. David • • • HEATH, Erastus HEATH, heirs of • • • HEITZMAN, Jo,hn A: •• 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0' • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 • • • • •• • • 0 • • • 0 • 0 • 0 • • • • • • • • 0 •• 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • 0 • • •• 0 0..... 0 . . . . . . .• 0.. 0. . . . 0 • • •• • • • •• 0 0 0 • • • • 0 0 • • • • 0 • 0 • 0 0 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 0... 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 98 • • • 0 • • • • •• 0 Minor Deceased Deceased' Deceased Deceased Deceased Mi nars Mino'r Deceased' Deceased' Habeas Corpus Deceased Minor Minors Deceased Deceased Deceased Minors Deceased' Deceased Minor Deceased Minor Mino,r Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Minors ' Deceased l Aid of execution Deceased Adoption Deceased Deceased! Mino:r Insane Minor Deceased Minors Minor Deceased; Deceased' Deceased Mino-rs: Deceased Deceased Deceased ' Deceased' Deceased! ~ooption Deceased De'ceased' Mino,rs Minor �20 Sep r860 5 Jun 1856~ 27 Mar 18641 17 Aug 18641 lOlMay 1872 18 Ju1 1870 18 Nov 1870 24 Jan 1856 7 Oct 1872 5 Dec 1864' 27 NOlv 1867 26 May 1871 7 Aug 1868 9' Ju1 1871 1 Mar 1862, 10 Dec 1867 21 Mar 1870 29 Oct 1871 21 Dec 1870 2 Feb 1859 15 Dec 1864 7 May 1870 5ep 1866', 7 SiW~ 1866 9, Jun 1854 11 Feb 1862 2 Jun 1860 10 Oct 1857 4 Oct 1872 13 May 1866 17 Dec 1869 24 Dec 1860 16 Oct 1868 16 Dec 1872 22 OCt 1872 4'Sep 1865 27 Aug 1866: 19 Jul 1858 6 Fe b 1866'" 16 Nov 1861 12 Jun 1867 6 Dec 1859 13 Dec 1864 12 Jun 1858 1 Oct 1860 24 A'pr 1865 16 Jul 1865 II" Feb 1862 17 Jun 1871 ,a~: 5ep 1872' Apr 1867 3 Aug 1872 26 Dec 1871 14 Oct 1862 • HENDRY, Samuel • • • HENICK, Nathan • • • • HFl'JRY, Charles HERN, Nat • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HERR, Abraham's heirs • • • • • . • • • • HE RRINGTON~ Robert H. • • • • • • • • • • HICKMAN, Mary J. • • • • • • • • • • • HILDEBRAND, Christian • • • • • • • • • HILE, C~leb • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HILL, Clinton • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HIu.., John . . • • • . • • • . • . • • • • HILL, Heirs of John • • • • • • • •• HILLER, Nellie, minor adopted by DEY • • • HIMES, Jo'seph • • • • • • • • • • • • • . HINMAN, Wi 11 i am Pl. • • • • • • • • • • • • HITCHCOCK, heirs of • • • • • • • • • • • HmAN, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HffiUE, Jo·b • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOLMES~ Jabez • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOLl\lES, 'R. Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • • H<LTZLANDER', Lydi a • • • • • • • • • • • • HONN<l..D, Mary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOOVER, Isaac B. • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOOVER, Mary A. • • • •••• HOPE, Joseph D. HORNSBY,' Columbus • • • • HORNSBY,' Willi am B. HORTEN, .Robert T. HOWARD, John p~ . • • • • ••• HOWLAND, Hei rs of • • • • • • • • • HOYSTRADT, N. Piff. vs HANEY Deft HUGHS~ Rachel • • • • HUGHS, Wi 11 i am Plff. HIJN'llS Jo;hn R. • • • • • • • HUNT, Julia • • • • • •••••• HUTCHINS, Jason • • • • • HUTCHINSON, Phillip ••••• HUTCm SON, JO'hn F. • • • • • • • • • • • • HUTCHISON, Rebecca D. • • • • • • • • • • HUTCHISON, Walter C~ • • • • • • • • • • • HYNES, Henry Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • JMIESON, J arne s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JAMESON, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jenkins, Gains • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JENKINS, hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • • JENKINS, W. D. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JENKINS, Heirs olf • • • • • • • • • • • • JENKS, Lewis • • • • • • JENNINGS, Henry H. • JEWETT, Fred •• JOHNS, Samuel heirs JOHNSON, Eli zabeth S. • • • • • • • • • • JONES, Eaward J. ... Decea~ed Deceased Insane Minors Deceased Insane • . . . . • • • . • • . • . • Deceased .... . J()l\JES', L. L. Deceased Deceased Minor Minor Minors; Minor Insane Deceased Deceased Minor Deceased Minors A<:ioption Miilo'r Dec.ec:sed Mino'rs Deceased' Insane Deceased' Deceased Deceased Deceased: Deceased Deceased: Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased? Minors Aid of execution Minor Md of execution Deceased Mino'r Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Mino.r Deceased Deceased Deceased Minors Deceased Minors 99 ... �, 19 18 15 8 16 6 19 24 20 No,v 1862 Jan 1865 Aug 1868:: Oct 1864 OCt 1867 5ep 1864 Apr 1870 Mar 1870 Sep 1867 Oct 1865 5ep 1863 18 No'v 1870) P: 147 9. Mar 1868 9 Mar 1868 18 Nov 1866 25 Oct 1871 1 OCt 1866 21 Feb 1859. 11 Dec 1857 1'4 Mar 1804 Jn1 B 375 4 Jun 1863\ 24 Apr 1865' 8 Apr 1864 20:: 5ep 1867 15 Apr 1870 16 5ep 1863 19 Dec 1872. 11 Dec 1858 5 Mar 1861 1 Dec 1860 14 Jan 1867 25 Aug 1864. 26 Ju1 1862 24 Aug 186'5 22; Aug 1865 15 Aug 1865 19 OCt 1866"~ 6 Jan 1858 23 Apr 1866 9 Dec 1857 23 No'v 1858 24 Nov 1866 13 Jun 1863 27 Feb 1866 18 Jun 1866 14 Ju1 1864 3)Aug 1864 9 Dec 1867 14 May 1864 Feb 1867 11 Ju1 1865 7 OCt 1858 JONES. JONES) JQ\1ES; JONES; • , JONES JONES..' JONES, Marshall J. • • • • • • . . • • • . Mary A~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mary K. • • • . • . • • • • • • • • Heirs of M. J. • • • • . • • • • • Rebecc a • • • • • • • • • . • • • • Samue 1 • • • • • il/iley ~. JONES~ Heirs o,f W. Eo •• • • • JONES', William T. • • • • • JORDAN, Hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • • • JOURJX:t-J, Ce1estern •• • • • • • • • • • • . KARCHNER, Anton • • • KASHNER, eeter J. • • •• KAYSINGER, John KAYSINGER, Heirs of • KELLEY, Seth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KEll.EY, Hannah's Heirs • • • KELLOGG, Lucius •• • • • • • • • • • •• KENNEDY', Minor hei rs •• • • • • • • KENNEDY, Samuel o • • • • • • KENNICUT, Jahn A. • • • • • • • • • • • • KESICKER, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • KIlLAM, George F. • • ••••• KIMBALL, Ell a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KIMBAlL, Fredrick • • • • • • • • • • •• KINZY, B: F. . . . . . • KIRKPATRICK, Fred Willis (minor) • • KLAUSE, Frederick •• • • • • • • • • •• KUMMEL, Augustus H. . . . . . . . . . . , . KUNTZ, Henry • KUNTZ, Julia p'. and. Ro·bert E. LACKNANE'S'Minors • • • • • Lacy, Ftank •• LACY', John M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LaHAY, Franco,is LAKE, Mino'r heirs of Jessie S~ • LANDRETH, Minor hei rs of • • • • • • • LANE, James H. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• LANE, James H. mino'r heirs o:f • • • • • • LANNUM, Kinzey • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LANTERWASSER, minor heirs of •• • • • • • LARING, Judah • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LASH, John • • • • • LASH, Eli zabeth • • • • • • • •• LAURMAN(Lowman) , E. t. . ..... LAWRENCE, NORTH, Village of •• LEGER, George C~ and Mary L. •• • • LENER, Christopher • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 LEWIS, Evan G. • • • • . • 0 0 • • • • • • LEWIS, Maggie J. and Martha A'. • • LIMBACH. Henry • • • • • • • • • LIMBACH, Henry • LITCHFIELD, Alice minor heir of • LITCHFIELD, Lewi s L. • • • • • • • • 0 • • •••• 0 • 0 0 0 •• • • • 0 0 • '0 • • •• 0 0 • 0 0 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • •• 0 0 0 • 0 • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 • • • 0 100 • • • • •• • • Deceased Deceased Minor Mino1rs Mi nor Deceased Mino'r Mine1rs Apprentice Mino'rs Deceased ~(lopt.ion Deceased Deceased' Mino,rs Dece ased' Minors Deceased Minors Deceased' Deceased: Apprentice Deceased! Mino'r Deceased:?G Deceased" AOoption Deceased Deceased Deceased' Minors' Minors Minor Minolr Deceased Minors Mino,rs Deceased Minors Deceased Minors Deceased Deceased; Deceasedl Deceased; Incorporation Minors Deceased Deceased Mino,rs: Deceased' Minors Mino'r Deceased �11 .... 6 17 25 20 20 2 26 9 15 23 OCt 1858 Dec 1864 Aug 1866) May 1863 Oct 1863, Oct 1857 De,c 1862 Ju1 1858 Dec 1857 Dec 1858 Dec 1858 B 562 1 Nov 1856 B 544l B 175-176 B 619 B1 B 145 9'Oct 1863 B 407 B 525 B 592 19 Mar 1860 B 410 B 270' B 1'55; 12 Jan 1858 B'509 B 462. 6 Oct 186$ 12 Jul 1860 13 Jan 1863 9 Nov 1859, 26 May 1860; 10 Sep 1857 10 Feb 1858 4 ~pr 1864 24 Jan 1864 25 Aug 1863~ 21 Feb 1860 20 Oct 1863 3',Feb 1864 25 Apr 1860 Jun 1857 B 245 B 82 B 473 16 Sep 1858 12 Apr r861 16 May 1861 7 Dec ,1857 5 Aug 1861 B 102 Mar 1859 30 y LITCHFIELD, Lewis F. • • • • . • • • • • • LITCHFIELD, Lewi sT. • • • • • • • • • • . LONGFELLOW, Heirs Daniel O~ ••••••• EOW, JOlseph Go o. LOWRIE, John \'l:~ •• LUCKETT" William G~. • ••• LUM, AinOtS o. LYON, William ••• o. LYMAN, Eli D. • LYMAN, William McCABE', James Eugene McCARRON, Rose . McCLEAN, James D'. McCLELLAN, Jo,sephine •• McCOMB, William J. • McCONNELL, Matthew vs J o T. Barnes McCUNE, John o. McCUNE', Mi no'r heirs of McFADDEN, Jacob • • • McGee, Aaam N:o' • McGEE, Minor heirs of Adam N~ • McGEE, Lydi a J McGHEE, Arabella D. McKINNEY, l\1ar,garet •• McKINNEY, William McKLENDISH, Thomas • • McLANE, George W. • • McQUESTION, Heirs olf David Bo McQUISIEN, David B~ ••• MARRIAGE RECORD ( no names listed) MATTHEW, Heirs of • • • • MATTHEWS; Jonathan o. MATTHEW" Sarah MAYO. Eo F MILLER, Bryce W'o o. MILLER, Dr. • MILLER, Henry MILLER, Sarah M. o. • o. MILLS, James B'~ MOORE, Ely MOORE, John to o. MOORE, Minors J. T. Moore ••••• MOORE, t~ M. • MUCHEM, David T. • NATCHEDA', Anton • • o. NEAL, Aaron NICHOlLS, David • • NICHOLS, Leon ard Ho • NORTHROP, Andrew E. • •• NORTHROP, Arthur • • • . • • • NORTON, Horation N'. o. NORTON, minor heirs of NORTON, Mino;r heirs of o 'CONNOR, James G'. 0 • 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 ••• 0 0 • •• 0 0.' 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 • •• 0 0 • 0 • • • 0 • 0 ••• 0 • • 0 0 • 0 • • • • 0 .0 • 0 • • 0 • • 0 • 0 ••• 0 0 • 0 • 0 ••• 0 0 • •• • 0 0 0 0 0 0 •• •• • 0 0 • 0 • • 0 • 0 0 0 • • • • • • 0 0 • 0 • •• • • • • 0 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • •••• • • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 •• 0 • • •• • • 0 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • • •• 0 • • • • • 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 • • • • •• 0 • 0 0 0 • • 101 0 0 ••• 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 •• • 0 0 0 • • • 0 • • 0 • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 • • • 0 • 0 • 0 • • • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 •••• • 0 0 • •• 0 Minor Deceased! Minors Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased' Deceased Deceased Deceased' Deceased Insane Deceased Aid of execution Deceased Minors Deceased l Deceased' Minors In sane Minor Deceased Deceased: Deceased Deceased Minors Deceased Minors Deceased Insane Deceased Deceased Deceased' Deceased' Min0!r Deceased Deceased Deceased Minors Deceased Deceased Deceased, Deceased Deceased Dece ased Deceased Minor Deceased Minors Mino'rs Deceased' �~ B 232 29 Dec 1859 B'283 B 8" B 447 B 447 B 533 B.11 B~420 B 506 B405 B 179 B 487 1 Aug 1863 B1112 B!464 BJ4 B::87 14 Nov 1858 B'530' 16 Feb 1859 B\372 B~389 B: 426:> B'401 10 May 1859 B 464', B\374 ,25 Jan ]8631 23 Feb 1863\ B1378> B 384 B 385 B 494 B;428 Bf589 B,321 B~563 26 May 18(0) 9 Sep 1861 B;369 B: 351 B·339 Bi 4' B' 47 7 Jul 1857 B) 590) 10 5ep 11358 B 432:. 19 Sep 18631 B 601 22 Aug 1'860\ 7 Aug 1858 Bl216, OAIYfHO'J1JI', Ro,sella J. • • • • • • • • • • Minor OAKLEY, Joseph Jr. " , • • • • • • • • Deceased OBERLY.; Go,ttlieb, heirs of • • • • • • • • Minors (l;EE', Catherine Plff. • • • • • • • • • • Aid of execution OLIVER, Jessie E. • • • • • • • • • Minor OLl!.SON, Peter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Habeas Co'rpus OSBURN, Thomas J. • • • • • • • • •• Deceased' OWENS, Catherine • • • Deceased; OWENS, William . . . . . . . . . . . . Deceased OWNES, Wi l l i am hei rs • • • • • • • • • • • Minors PAINE, Alfred J. . . • • • • . • • • • Deceased' PARKER; Alexander • • • • • • • • • • • • Pauper eARKER, Theodore • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased PAll'IER, Daniel W. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased PAUIlER, Laura E. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor PARKERSON. Martha J. • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r PARKS, John •• • • • • • • • • • • .Insane PARMAN. minor heirs of estate of • • • • • • Minors PMl.TRH~~£t John •• • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased PATE. Minors of R~ W~ • • • • • • • • • • Minors PATTERSON, William' • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased PEABODY.~ D G. • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased' PEASE. Sarah M. (Guardian) • • • • • • • • Minor PEEBLES, Jennie • • • • • • •• Minolr PEEBLES, ROlbert . • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased: PEBBLES'. Hugh H. A. B. • • • • Deceased PERRINE, Geo,rge N~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r PETIEFISH. George • • • Minor heirs PHIr~IPS~ Harris •••• • Deceased PHILLIPS~ Minor heirs of • • • • • • • • • Minors PIERATT., John • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased PIERATT., John F. and Mary., • • • • • • • • Mino,rs PIERAT'l1.', Willi am G:. and Jesse: • • • • • • .Minors PliU.A", Frederick • • • • • • • • • • • .,. Deceased PIPER. William G~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased POAR, Jeremiah • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased POTTS~ Harry Burt • •• Minor PRATHER, Sarah J. • • • • • • • • • • Minor PRATHER, F. Trustee of • • • • Deceased PRATT:, Caleb S. • • • • • • Deceased PRATT', Robert • • • Deceased PRATT., Ro·bert Minolr heirs of .Minors PURVIANCE~ James • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased PUTNEY, L. B~ Dft. • • • • • • • • • • • Aid of execution RAKE, David Jr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased RANGER~ Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased RANSOM, Luther N~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' RAY, A. D. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' RAYMOND~ T. [. . . . . . • • • • • • • • • Dece ased READ, F. W~ • • • • • • Habi tual Drunkard REED, Bathsheba, minolr heirs of Minors REED, E. B~ • • • • • • • Deceasedl REED~ Ed E. • • • • • • • • • • Deceased REED, G;. K. • • • . Adoption 102 �8 138 28:: Mar 18611 8:84' 81458 14 Nov 1863', 810.4 8; 56o} B; 150 8 477 8;160. 6 Apr 1865 8:479 8 570., 115 Ju1 8'55$ 8;81 8; 193~ 8;355 12 May 6'IJul l' Dec R 493' 8127 186$ 1858 1857 1862 8',8o~ 22, Feb 1859 BI579 B',620. Bl251 19, (}c t 1'860.: B 43' B 5041 B,285" 12 OCt 1861 12 Jan 1864 Bi 550: B;571:, 8; 5461 8::96) B;498 B 233 8 U47 It Mar 1~8611, 8 75 Jl~ 4 6 Feb 17 Dec 1 Jan B; 578 8'329. 5 Dec, B,40.4 II May 1865; 1857 1859,' 1864 1865: 20. 5ep, 1863 1kt May 1860. REED, Louis A. • • • . • • ' , • • ' , • • Minor REED', M,arg are t • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • Deceased' REED, Minor hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • Minors REEDER, Andrew H. . . ' . . . . . . . . . . Deceased REEIl\1liJELLER, A1ois- • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased REEl, Peter A. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mi no'r REDMOND, BrownIo'n • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor REYNOLDS~ Ellen J~ • • • • • • • • • ~ • • Minor RICH, Charity A'. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor RICH~, Mary E. • Mino'r RlffiEWAY, Minor heirs • • • • • • • • • • Minors' RISNER, Miles and Bithania • • • • • • • • Minors ROBB]NS, Loring, mino-r hei rs of • '. • • • Minors ROBERTS, Jo'hn • • • • Deceased" ROBER11S~ William J; • • • • • • • • • • • Deceasedi ROBINSON, Neal C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased!" ROIJ;ER$~ M., F:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs; RODMAN, Jo,hn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased: RODRIQUE, Andrew J~ • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased: RODRIQUEZ, Ari stides • • • • • • • Deceased Roar, minor hei r • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor ROTHWELL, Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r RUCKER, Ninnis S~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased RUNLETTE, Henry C. • • • • • • • • • Deceased' RUSSElL, J. W'. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' RUTH, Isaac M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased RYAN; Abbie • • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane RYAN, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Habeas Corpus SAFFORD, A. Co W. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' SALTER, Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased SANDERS, Benj amin • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • Deceased 'SANDERS, Denni s • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' SANDERS'minors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs SARGENT, Geo' H. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased SAUNDERS', Abner M~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased SAUNDERS~ Helen • • • • • • • • Insane &;HEEL, Henry C~ . . minor heirs of Minors SCHIELDS', Ro,bert F. • • • • • • • • • • • Minor SCHINDEL, Ludwig • • • Deceased SCHLIPFER, Chri sti an • • • • • • • Deceased SChool lands SCHRIEBER, Henry • • • • • • • • • • • Insane &;HWAB~ Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' SCHWARTZ, William • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane SCmT, Chri sti ne • • • • • • • • • Minor SCOUTEN minors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minoirs SCOTT Minors • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino;rs SEARING, James T~ • • • • • • Deceased: SEARING, Sidney, mino'r heirs of • • • • • • Minors SELIG, Wilhelmine • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor SElLMAN, Ferdinand • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased SEYMORE, tv,aIdo G. • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor SEYMOUR, William • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' SHANNON, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased 0 •••••••• 0 103 • 0 • • 0 • o. •• �SHAW:, James S~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SHIELDS-; Mary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _ SHI RLEY', Isaac . , . • • • • • • • • • • • 1859 SHIRK, Wm A'Ferry, heirs of • • • • • • • SHULTZ, Frederick • • • • • • • • • • •• 1861 SHULTZ, Jesse G~ , minor heirs of • • • • SILLMAN, Ferdinand • • • • • • • • • • • • SIMMONS', Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • . 1855i SIMMONS, Thomas J. • • • • • • • • • • • • 8~~ SIPES, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8~ 167 ~ART, Martin •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 163 Sl\UTH, Abigail • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 101 8~ 55 & 8 lOlL SMITH, AbigU • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8',151 SMITH, Spencer • • • SMITH, Thomas mino:r 8 435~ ~OW, Benjamin H. • ••••• 8457 SNOW, Nathan o. B 73 SNYDER,S. Samuel 5 5ep 1863 25 May 1:861 &lULE, Amasa 8 548 SOWERS, William L. • • • . • • • • •• SPICER, . Andrew J. Deft. 8 4 SPICER, JOlhn • • • • 8 381 8 496 SPRIGGS', James • SPURGIN, William • • • • 8 555~ 8 526 SIAINES, John, mino'r heirs of B 499 SfANILEP, minors of Thomas S~ 8'219 SfAi?LES, Lo F • • • • • 8 412 STARR, Elmer E. •• 8 313 SfAlJBE, John "26 Nov 1859 SfEARNS', Cl ark • • • • • • • • • • • 4 Mar 1861 STEARNS, minor heirs ' •• 4 Mar 1861 Sf EARNS , Elisha and Emery F. • ••• 29} Dec 1857 SfEELE and McGUIRE minors • • • • • • 1:1 Dec 1864 STERLING, George W. and Robert M. • • • • 19. Ap:r 1859.' STEVENS, Henry •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 445 STEVENS, Taylor • • • • 10 Mar 1859 STEWART. John • • • • 19 Jan 1864 STONE, Nathan • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 8 325 Sf RODE , Jardon • • • • • • • • • • • • • 19 May 1860 STROUP~ James w.~ et a1 Willi am • • • • • 12 Ju1 1859 STROUP, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • 3 May 1862 SI'ROUP, William • • • • • • • • • 8 275 SUMMERS, David heirs • 10 Sep 1857 SUTHERLAND, Samuel •• • • • • • • • • • • 12 Ju1 1860 SUTHERLAND minors • • • • 8 419 SWAN, George E. • • • • • 8 164 SYLVESTER. minor heirs of • • • • • 4 5ep 1861 SYLVESTER, Eo 8 347 TAYLOR, Eli zabeth p~ • • • • • • • • • • • 8 103 TAYLOR, John tV. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8464 TAYLOR, Maria E. 8 331 TAYLOR, Mary E. • • • • • • • • . • • • • • 8 291 TAYLOR, 1homas •• • •• , 8 33$ TEIXiER, 8. H~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l?5 Nov 8 44[ 1 Jiln 8 296 31 A\lg 8 564' 8'404 24 Oct 1856) 0 0 0 • • 0 • 0 • • • • • •••• 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 •• • • 0 • 0 • 0 ••• • 0 0 • 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 ••• • • • 0 • 0 • 0... 0 • • . .. 0 0 • • • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0..0 • • • • 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0', ••• • • • 0 ••• 00 •••• 0 • • 0 • 0 0 0 • • • 0 •• • 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • • • 0 0 • • • • •• 0 0 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 104 • • • • • • • Deceased: Minor Deceased' Minors Deceased' Minors Deceased" Deceased~ Deceased!' Dece ased: Mi'nor Deceased' Deceased Deceased Adoption guardi anshiip' Insane Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceasedl Aid of execution Deceased' Insane Min&r Mino,rs Minors Deceased' Deceased Deceased Deceased! Minors Mino'rs Minors Minors' Deceased Deceased Deceased; Deceased Deceased' Minors Deceased Deceased Minors Deceased Minors Minor Minors Deceased! Deceased' Deceased Deceased Insane Deceased Deceased �·B 395 B 23' B 451 B 397 5 Jun 1856 B 231 B 414 B 560 26 Feb 1861 B 298 B 500 B 524 B 125 B 392 20 Jan 1858 28lJan 1858 16 JuI 1863 9 Nov 1860 B 341 16 Oct 1856 5 Nov 1860 B 120 B 423 B 399,; 14 Jun 1861 B 98: B430 B 4, 4 Jan 1864 B 324 B 510J 22 May 1862 28 Jan 1861 18 Jan 1864 11 Feb 1862 B 466 B 281 24 Dec 1857 B 255 164 Journal B 315 B 247 1 Jul 1861 20 Jun 1859 18 Jun 1857 B250 B 370 B 492 B 192 5 Jan 1856 B 34 20 Oct 1863 9. Dec 1857 B,290 Minors · · · · · · · . · · · · · · · · · · · Deceased · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· · · ·· ·· Deceased Deceased Deceased · · · · · · · · Minors Deceased' ········· · ···· · ··· · Minor Deceased · · · · · · Minor · · · · · · · · · · · · Deceased' · · · · · · · · · · · · Deceased' · · · · ·· ·· ·· · ·· · ·· · Deceased · Mino'rs · · · · · · · · · · · · · Deceased · · · Deceased · · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· Minor ··· · ··· ····· · · Deceased · · · ·· · · · · Deceased' · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· · ·· ·· · Deceased Deceased TEmER, B. H. minor heirs • TEETER, Isaac • • TERRY, John If'. • • TERRY, George G. · TE&;HEMAKER, Charles T: • TH(X'ilAS. Amelia J., mi no,r hei rs estate of · TH(I\iPS~, H. W~ • • THRAU.. Sarah E. • • THURBER, George B. • · TIBSLOW, Nancy • • • T.IlTON. Charles H. TODD, Archibald TODHUNTER, James D. TODHUNTER, James D~ minolr hei rs TOULEY, Edward TOUlEY. Moses · TOULY, Margaret • TRASK, Jo,si ah Co TRAVAIS, Eliza P. · TRUMP', Verdike • TUFTS, Mary A. TURLEY. Minor heirs of James • TURNER, Mary Fo, Debo'rah. Samuel TURNER, William · TUSSEY. James So • TUSSEY, Minor heirs of the estate • ruTILE. Henry · ·· TWINING. lewis • • ULRICH, Jacob • • ULRICH. Susannah UPTON, William ·· VAN BlARICORN, David VAN fLARICORN, Eve VANCIL. Daniel VANCLEAVE, John VANDENBERG, G. p~ VAN HORN" Lydia E. • VEITCH minors · ·· · VITI, Stephen · · · · VLEIT, John B. ·· VOGHT, Martin · VOHL, Peter • · · · WAIT, Richard G. WAIT, William W'. • • WAITE, John WAITER. Henry Thomas WALKER, John WALKER, John R. WALKER, Samuel WALLACE mino,rs WALTER, Thomas Henry, mino'r • WATSON, James WATSON, William • WAUGH, Louisa, heirs of 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 · · · · · · Mino,rs Mino,rs · · · ······· · ·········· ··· · Deceased Deceased Minors · · · Deceased' · · · · · · · · · · · Insane · · · · · · · · · · Deceased · ····· · · ········ ··· ··· Minor · · · · · · · · · · · Mino,r Deceased' · · · · Deceased ······ Deceased: ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · Deceased Deceased' · ·· · · · · · · · · · Insane ·· ···· · · · · · · · Minors · · · Deceased · · · · ·· · · · Injunction · · · ······ Insane ·· ··· ··· · · · · · · ···· Deceased ··· · · · · · · · Deceased · · · · · · · · ··· · · Minor heir · · · · · · Deceased · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Guardi anship' . · · · ·· ·· · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· Deceased Deceased · · · · · · · · · · · · · Habeas Corpus · · · · · · · · Guardianship · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Adoption · · · Deceased Deceased ·· · Minors 0 0 0 0: 0 ·· 105 l �8330 8460 8 146 19 Apr 1859 5 Sep) 1864 8 617 23 Apr (?) 8 349:; 8 8 4 8 8 235 535 Aug 1'86'4 616 216 8J 403 16 Dec 1859 8 580 & 622 8402 8 266 10 Jun 1861 25 May 1858 8 424 8 279 8 592 26 Apr 1858 8338 8:25 8 539 8 505 8 610 IG Aug 1860 11 Sep 1863 20 Feb 1865 8 236 8 214 824$ 8~61 15 Dec 8.556 5 Jun li2 Jan 8 258 A' 361 12 Jun 17 Apr 186m 1860) 1857 1858 1858 3~', Jun 1862 8 257 8 343 8-269 B 373 11 Feb 1859 26 Apr 1865 B~U5 8 417 ~O Oct 1863 WELCH, Isaac Ami • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • Minor WELCH, HUgh.P. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WELLS, Minor heirs oJ Warren • • • • • • • Guardianship) WERNER, Aaron • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WEBSfER, George P. and Sarah A. • • • • • Minors WHALEY. Henry, Sarah and Franci s • • • • • Minors WHARTON, Robert • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WHffiDO'J, A. M. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased Wm:TE, Arthur M. W. • • • • • • • • • • • Minor WHITE, Anthony • • • • •• Minor WHITE, Augustus W~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WHITE. Emily C. •• • • • • • Deceased WHITE, Lillie M. • • • • • • • • Adoption WHITE. Mary Emma • • • • Mino'r WHITE, Morris E. • • • • • Minors WHITE, Thomas H. • • • • • • • • Deceased WHITE, William Henry • • • • Mino'r WHI'lLOCK. James Heirs o.f. • • • • Mino'rs WHITLOCK, William • • • • • • • Deceased WHITNEY. Roxy Ann • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WHITZEL, Phoebe • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' WHYMAN, Ezari ah • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WILBUR. Lena Ii. and Maude p;~ • • • • • • Minors WILDE, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WILEY, Samuel heirs o.f • ;, • • • • • • • Minors WILLETTt, Oliver p~ • • • • • ~ • • • • • • Deceased WIU..EY, Denni s •• • • • • • • •.• • • • • Deceased WILLIAMS, Jonathan B~ • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs WIlLIAMS, Lizzie • • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r • • • • . • • • • • • • • Deceased Wlli.IAMSON, H. 8~ WIll.IAMSON, T. William • • • • • • • Deceased! WIlLIAMSQ\J, minor heirs of • • • • • • • • Guardianship.I WILSON. hei rs oJ Lei r and Leamer • • • • • Minors WIMAN, Azari ah • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WINNINGHAM, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • Insane WI SE, John • • • • • • • • • '. • • • • • • Dece ased' WITTEN, James • • • • • • • • • Deceased WIZER, Phillip G: • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased \'JOOD~ Flora Me and James p~ • • • • • • • Minoirs WOOD. Harrison • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WOOD, W. H. H. minor heirs of • • • • • • Guardianship WOOD, Rhenthy' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WOOD, Willi am H. 1 . • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased WOODRUFF mino'rs • • • • • • • • • Guardi anship . WOODS', Andrew • • • • • • • • • • Deceased' WOODWARD, Mary W,. • • • • • • • • .;, Minor WORTHY, Mary M. (Guardi anship~' Minor WRIGHT, Jabez L. • • • • . • . . • • • • • Minor WYMAN, Ezra's minor heirs •• • • • • • • Minolrs YOUNG, A. M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ZIEGER, Catherine • • • .. • • Minor ZIMMERMAN, John •• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased ZIMMERMAN, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hi no'r ZOHN~ Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased 0 106 •• �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to ~ain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same first and last names and this might hasten our answers. Queries are for the present time free to non-members. They must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more. Kathryn Bunton, 2135 Kentucky,· Lawrence, . Kansas· ·66044 Would like to exchange information on the following family lines: TYLER WHITE, WOOD, PALMER, HOYT, NE\~ELL, FEAKE, THOMAS, DI XON ~ SEARS, BUNTON, SHEENY· and HUNT. -Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need parents of John COON, born 15 April 1799, place unknown, and hi~ wife Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 Jan. 1800 in Dutchess County, New York. They raised family-or-8 children, all born in Phelps (Ontario County) New York, between the years 1820 - 1838. Later some of the family moved to Elyria (Lorain County), Ohio where their daughter Lucinda M. COON married William Henry SEMPLE in 1850. Will be glad to exchange information on any of the above mentioned names. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Who were the parents of William Henry SEMPLE, born 7 Aug. 1834, place unknown but could be possibly New York, Pennsylvania, or Ireland. Came to Elyria (Lorain County), Ohio sometime before 1850 at which time he married Lucinda M. COON and they raised all their family in Elyria. He died in Elyria: 15 0~1904. . Mrs. Emma Sempl e Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Any information pertaining to John V. COON will be appreciated. He was an attorney and was born in Phelps (Ontario County), New York 30 March 1822 and his wife was Charlotte M. MILLER. He lived in Elyria, Ohio and later migrated to Blue Rapids, Kansas in the 1870's, where he was active in the gypsum industry. He died in Blue Rapids 2 Jan. 1895. Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Will be glad to exchange information on the following lines: SEMPLE(Ireland, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio); COON - (New York, Michigan, Ohio); COLE - (New York, Michigan, Ohio); BERG --rGermany, New York, Ohio, Kansas); VOSS; NUPHER; ADAM. Mrs. Mary Jamison, R. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need birthplace, parents of Joseph H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio ca. 1848. M. Nettie ROBERTS, Peru, Nebr., Oct. 1883. Five children. Homesteaded Cherokee Outlet, Okla. Mrs. Melvin Flory, Box 391, Camdenton, Missouri 65020 Would like information about these early Douglas County, KS. ancestors: Wm. Jefferson SCOTT, Julia A. HUTCHINSON, both from VA; Phillip HOFFMAN, Nancy WELSH, FAUERBAUGH. 107 �Mrs. Pauline,B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Margaret HESS, daughter of Jacob and Margaret HESS, was born 17 January 1841 thir.ty miles from Baltimore, Maryland. At an early age she moved with her parents to Elkhart county, Indiana where she was married to Samuel FISHER in 1858. They moved to Grundy county, Iowa, and in 1871 homesteaded in Republic county, Knasas. The 1880 census for Republic county lists Germany as the birthplace of both parents - Jacob and Margaret HESS. Seeking any information about this HESS family in Maryland or Indiana. Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 The 1850 Federal Census for Indiana, Elkhart county, Harrison tovtnship, lists John FISHER, age 54, birthplace - Pennsylvania; Catherine, age 41, also born in Pennsylvania; children born in Ohio--Samuel 17 (born 1832 in Richland county); Sarah 14, Catherine 10, Mahala 8, Susan 6; born in Indiana--Levi, 4 and Matilda 2 .. Seeking any information about this FISHER family in Pennsylvania, Ohio or Indiana. Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Sarah DE ,ROCHER, b. 1833 near Quebec, Canada. Lived:in Wisconsin beginning 1848. Who were her parents? Names of brothers and sisters? Mrs. Joh'n F. Sweets, c/o D. C. G. S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to exchange information concerning the Red River (of the North) Colony with descendants of that colony. Particularly interested in the Swiss colonists who arrived there (in Canada) in 1821. Note: Red River Colony also c~lled Selkirk Settlement. ' Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with descendants of Elizabeth METCALF ASHWORTH, b. about 1850, Wisconsin. Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S.Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with descendants of HarrietVARING BORDEAU, b. about 1825. She lived in Wi~consin after 1830. Mrs. C.D. Jackman, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, Kansas 66608 Desire information on Elizabeth ??? HAYES b. 22 May 1816, Ohio. She was mother of Jacob Eller HAYES b. 2 Oct. 1838 South Bend, IN. 1850 Elizabeth m. John CHANEY. They moved to Des Moines, IA. Elizabeth is buried in RiSing Sun Cemetery. She d. 12 May 1893. What was Elizabeth's maiden name? Where in Ohio was she born? Alfred L. Kibler, 2701 Raven Road, Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077 Desire to correspond with descendants of AndrewJ. KIBLER, b. August 1840, w. Caroline BURNER, b. October 1841. Both were b. in Powel1 1 s Fort, Shenandoah County, VA. Children: Mary, Mattie V., John B., Harvy, Georgiana F., Carrie E., and Josephine V. In 1900, They lived in Wellsville, KS. Mrs. K. Duggan, 72 Prussia Street, N.C. Road; Dublin 7, Ireland Would you help me get in touch with descendants of my relative, James FRENEY or FREENEY who emigrated to America, probably in the mid-1800's. He was formerly of "Mill House", Clash Rathdrum, County Wicklow, Ireland. 108 �Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928CortiellAvenue, Iowa City., Iowa· 52240 Need information on Arethusa BURNSIDE BROWNING, probably born in Kentucky in l830's. WqS in Buchanan County, MO. in 1880 census. Mrs. Mary Jami son, Rt. 5, Box 176 ~ Lawrence ~ >Kansas· 66044 Would like information ca. Billingsly ROBERTS, b. Kentucky; married Emily Helen SWAN b. New York; moved from Indiana to Missouri then to Nebraska. Both buried in Peru, Nebraska. Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Seek ancestors Ebenezer HOWARD. Lived Canaan, Columbia Co. NY. Died April/May 1812. Named in Will, Wife Eunice. Children Martin; John, born 1792, married Harriet DE WITT; Hiram, born 1800, married Elizabeth HAIGHT; Patty, married John BENEDICT; Abigail, married William PIERCE: Nina, married Samuel STOWERS; Phebe, married Andrew RICKLE; Lena; Susanna; Anna. . Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Jacob BRANSON Jr. born ca 1840 Indiana, wife Hannah (HOWARD) BRANSON born 1847 Michigan, died 12 June 1878 Kansas. Resided Wakarusa twp. Douglas Co. and Osage Co. Kansas. Had children Albert born 1863; Charles born 1865; tugene b. 1867; Edwin b. 1868; Cora b. 1870, married and had child by 1888; Dolores born 1872; Irene born 1877; Nellie born 1874. Wish to complete birth, death dates, places, where buried, whereabouts of descendants. Mrs. Edith Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Anna Gracia Margaret HERZBERG, born Bremen or Hannover Germany, came to Lawrence, Kansas ca 1871, married Adolph MENGER. Parents born Hannover . Germany. Mother died there ca 1858, father ca 1868. She had six older brothers. One brother HERZBERG/HERTZBERG resided near Booneville, Cooper Co., Missouri. Had family. Died ca 1910. Desire information of parents, brothers. ------------------------------~----------------------------------------- D.C.G.S. HAS THESE ITEMS FOR SALE: Lists of Premptions in Douglas County, 1854-1863, Indexed. $5.00 plus 75¢ postage. Lists of Original Land Owners in the City of Lawrence, 1854-1863, Indexed. $5.50 plus 75¢ postage. The History of Lawrence by R. Cord1ey, 1895, Indexed. Reprint-1976. $10.50, members; $12.50, non-members plus 66¢ postage. Note Packages ~ 16 count; four Lawrence scenes. 109 $3.00 plus 35¢ postage. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. 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Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 2, Nos. 3 and 4 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of Volumes 1-12 of The Pioneer are indexed in a separate publication. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1978 - 1979 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL2_3AND4 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/d0b36df4f5f687a1007dd40c516c7aee.pdf 43fdcb9bd83137e8ea9b3abc8ca92f49 PDF Text Text . . ,. , .... .. ~ .'- . ,.. " '- ': ,_. - ". l; .".-. .,r .. I ~:.~": . , .. ,/ ."...~ :~: ~ .. ' I " / . ___f·_. ---',~---.~. �_ _____ .. --- -_ ..•. -_. - .. --_ . . -- -_. . ... ,. . . ,. --:::: __=."=_'_'="=._=. __ . ___._______ .___ ......-.-- !!!"'!"'!"!'~~~=~=-=.~ ~ c .•..• _~ f ____ ~~· __.c. __ · __ · •. - - -- -;:-- -" -. - --- : Volumrie III I Number 1 I ---------- PI81111 .. - - --=~ --- - Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas CountH GenealDgical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE , KANSAS 66044 ' ___ '. . . . . . _ �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Summer 1979 Vol. III, No. 1 Page Contents Officers - Committees . Preside~t's • • 2 Letter • • • • 3 . 4 Agnes Lovelace Carr Memoirs • Douglas County Cemetery Information • • • • • • 7 School Information .17 Bennett-Howard Ahnentafel's . .21 Kansas Marriages - 1863-1865 . . .23 Two Douglas County Biographies . .29 "There's Not Much in a Danish Name" . .32 Queries . . . · . • .34 "His Roots Go Back to Caesar" • • . .36 Balm of Gilead Cough Balsam For the Permanent Cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds and all disorders of the throat and lungs. Manufactured by BARBER BROS. Lawrence, Kansas. GEO. A. BANKS Abstracts of Title 703 Mass. St. Lawrence, Kans. 1 �1979-1980 Officers: President - Mary Jamison Vice-President Secretary - Jane Wiggins Treasurer - Cora Fe11enstein Librarian Editor Genealogist - Emma Berg Committees: Auditing: Lance Reppert, Dorothy Clarke, Floyd Stayton Membership and Special Publicity: Clarke and Irma Kidwell. History and Records: ~~xine Hougland, Dorothy NettJe .Wismer, Dorothy .Wiggins -,_J ":" Care of the Library: Brune Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Georgiana Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison - No chairman named as yet. Surname File: Emma Berg The staff is not responsible for the accuracy or validation of the articles submitted. All advertisements used in this issue are taken from the 1903 Catalogue of books of the Coal Creek Library Association, established 1859 at Vinland, Kansas. It is the oldest library in the state of Kansas and is still open to the public. The Douglas County Genealogical Society was donated a copy August 1978 by Mrs. Herschel Hemphill and Mrs. Martha Smith, Baldwin City, Kansas. MRS. M. F. WILLIAMS First Class Meals for 20¢. Farmers Trade solicited. Klocks old stand. Lawrence, Kansas. 2 7 Meal Tickets $1.00. �President's Letter Again we are happy to once again visit with you through The Pioneer. Our May 19 workshop was a success and a learning experience. It was a pleasure to meet Mr. Robert D. Anderson and work with him. The biggest news was and still is our obtaining our non-profit status. As of May 16, 1979 anything you donate to or pay to th~_ society is tax deductible. You must have a receipt of course. This status makes us eligible for a library rate in mailing our exchange quarterlies. We hope that some of you members will feel that you can fill some of the office vacancies. We also hope that we can, through our members efforts, continue to publish an accurate and interesting "genealogical helper." A very special "thank you" to all of you that have helped us to accomplish this. "WHEN IS A MAN EDUCATED?" he "When can look upon the universe, now lucid and lovely, now dark and terrible, with a sense of his own littleness in the great scheme of things and yet have faith and courage. "When he knows how to make friends and keep them, and above all, when he can keep friends with himself. "vlhen he can be happy alone and highminded amid the drudgeries of life. "When he can look into a wayside puaiile and see something besides mud, and into the face of the most forlorn and see something beyond sin. "When he knows how to live, how to love, how to hope, how to pray-glad to live and not afraid to die, in his hands a sword for evil and in his heart a bit of song." --Joseph Fort Newton Copied with permission from "Home Town News" section of the Wichita Eagle Beacon - edited by Frank Good. 3 �MEMOIRS OF AGNES LOVELACE CARR The following is from notes which my grandmother, Agnes Lovelace Carr, who died 9 November 1943, had dictated: My father, Joseph Lovelace, came to Kansas from Pennsylvania in 1853 with his wife and 6 children. His wife died soon after. My mother, Ann Ferguson, emigrated to Massachusetts 'from Scotland in 1851 with her father and 5 brothers and sisters. Her mother had died in childbirth. Her brother came out to Kansas and staked a claim adjacent to Love1aces, and in 1854 he sent for the rest of the family. Ann Ferguson and Joseph Lovelace were married on 5 Oct. 1856. I was born on 6 Sept. 1857. I was so small that they kept me in a cigar box and washed me in a common basin. *** ~** *** Quantrill's Raid--I remember a courier dashing by on a horse with flag in hand hollering, "Get to arms--Quantri11's burning"'Lawrence." We kids were all in the yard, but we quickly climbed an old rail fence and hid. *** *** *** One , time a tribe of 25-50 Indians came by single file on ponies. They wanted a chicken--they were beggars. Father said that if they'd hit a certain chicken with a bow ~ arrow, they could have it. And, he said also, that if this particular Indian ran down a certain chicken, he could have it. The Indian ran after the chicken, lost his blanket, and was wearing only a breech cloth, but he caught the chicken. My little brother, Owen Lovelace, had yellow-gold hair and the Indians liked it and. his beautiful fair skin. One time the Indians stopped by \<1ith nested clothes baskets and offered them for Owen. Mother was scared and wouldn't let Owen .. out of her sight. *** *** From the age of 5 until I was 9, I went to school in a building on a corner of the farm. There were 10 or 12 enrolled. One time a tribe of Indians could be seen coming across the prairie, babies strapped on either side of the pony. Our teacher, Agnes Petrie, locked the doors and commanded the kids to get under the desks. But, when the road turned off, the Indians followed it. They weren't hostile. Then we moved to Lawrence and lived there till I was 15. We1ived in a rented house at the foot of old North College and I went to Central School. Then we moved back to Eudora and I went to school there till I was 17. In 1876 I went to summer school at K.U. and got my certificate to teach. When I went to the Lawrence Superintendent's office to see about a job teaching s'choo1, I was told that a man from Rock Creek had just been in hunting for a teacher. I taught that year at Rock Creek. They had built a room onto the school for teacher. They stored wheat in it in the summer. The first night I spent there, I turned down the 4 �the bed and there was a rat. I turned the sheet on it, grabbed it by the tail and smashed it on a popcorn barrel. I killed him, tied him up, and hung him out whole. One time, as I opened a cupboard which was 6" off the floor, rats scurried away. I grabbed a corn fodder knife and chopped 8 rats dead under the cupboard. S.v. Carr and I went to school together as children. When he was 16 or 17 years old, he went into the depot at Eudora and learned telegraphy. His father, Hubbard Halley Carr, was a lawyer from Ohio and his wife was Sarah Etta Wilford. *** *** *** Grasshoppers--You couldn't step outside except on the bugs. vfuen they left, it was like an eclipse of the sun. They ate all the corn and even tree bark. They came late in the summer of 1874 and ate. The next spring their eggs hatched out of the ground and again they ate everything. They rose up in a body and left in June. We replanted and got a fair crop. *** *** *** Our family moved to Colorado in the summer of 1877. I taught in Colorado City, 1st and 2nd grade $35--2nd year $40. Then my folks moved to Divide and I taught in Divide in 1879. In April 1880 s.v. Carr and I were married. We came back to Kansas as far as Lawrence on the train. We hired a hack to take us to our house in Eudora. The house was all ready and kids had gathered sweet williams and had them in a vase. In November 1881 S.V. took a job ~vith Wells Fargo Express Co. at Pueblo, Colo. When we first got there there was no place to stay. I slept on a couch in the waiting room after everyone went to bed. Leslie was 6 months old. Arkansa~ Maxon, a good old motherly soul, had a fit over Leslie. She had lost her baby while fording the Marais de Cygne, but she was saved. Leslie resembled him. We finally found a house in the railroad yards, in a tough part of town. S.V. had to work late at night; so we offered' Maxons the front room to stay with us. In another month we got a better house and Maxons came along and took care of Leslie. S.V. finally quit the express because of so many figures. He had bad eyes and glasses were no avail. We moved to Rock Vale on the Rio Grande and lived upstairs in the Santa Fe depot. We were 37 miles from Pueblo. I would take the baby and buggy to Pueblo to shop. There were no passenger coaches; so I would ride in the caboose. I would take Leslie and his buggy, and wedge the buggy behind the stqve in the caboose. One time, on a grade, the engine cut the caboose loose--it went one way and the caboose the other, but the caboose got going too fast. I wondered if the brakemen had been left behind; so I climbed out the door on the side and up the ladder to the top after putting Leslie in the buggy. There in the top sat 3 brakemen; so everything was all:right. Without letting them know, I sneaked back down on ,that swaying ladder. 5 �Finally, they got S.V. back to Eudora to be the station agent after the other agent had died. In about 1898 S.V. went to study osteopathy at Des Moines. With 3 little kids, I stayed here in Eudora till he finished. After that, he went to Canada where he made up a practice. I was homesick all the time we were there. Grandpa Hubbard Carr took sick; so S.V. went back to Eudora. The Santa Fe agent wanted to leave; so S.V. stayed in Eudora. I was glad to come home, March 1904. He was at the station 34 years the second time-IS or 20 before. Adell Carr Smith (Mrs. Sheldon Smith); Iowa City, Iowa D. G. KENNEDY, General Merchandise Vinl~md Kans. We Carry STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, SPICES AND EXTRACTS, ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. DIAMOND AND ,mITE LOAF FLOUR, HARDWARE. Let us know your wants. We can get you anything. IMPLEMENTS. We carry a complete line and guarantee our prices to be as low as the lowest. 6 �BRUMBAUGH CEMETERY This cemetery is located near High Prairie in Palmyra township. The 1ega 1 descri pti on is two and one-half acres in the SW~ secti·on 18, township 14, range 20. The land on which this cemetery is located was pre-empted by Mr. George W. Bell. The patent is dated August 1,1859. Mr. Bell was killed in the Quantrill raid in Lawrence. Henry Brumbaugh came to Kansas from Ohio and bought this land from Mr. Bell's widow, July 5, 1864. He was a member of the Dunkard Church and deeded two and one-half acres of his farm to the church organization to be used as a churchyard and cemetery. This deed was recorded November 22, 1877 in book 16, page 532. He also puilt a church on this site with his own resources, and is buried in this cemetery which bears his name. He was born January 28, 1814 and died November 7, 1888. ' Henry Brumbaugh was a bachelor and with him lived Daniel \~eimer, born July 4, 1828, died May 8, 1879. Martha, his wife, was born September 3, 1830, died February 7, 1894. One son, Noah Heimer, a bachelor, w~s, born December 2, 1857 and died May 30, 1935. Louis Georgie, a neighbor, lived with the Weimer family and married a daughter, Maggie \~eimer. He \A/as born October 25, 1857 and died August 1937. His wife was born August 8, 1862 and died December 7, 1927. William Georgie, father of Loui~ Georgie, was born July 24, 1828 and died October 31,1911. Louise, his first wife, was born April 30, 1827 and died December 18, 1384. Sarah Ann, his second wife, was born August 21, 1827, and died August 17, 1908. Abraham Rothrock came to Kansas from Pennsylvania in 1856. His home was near that of Henry Brumbaugh. He also was a member of the Dunkard Church and was the first presiding elder in the I State of Kansas. He was shot three times by Quantrill's men, but lived several years afterward; the injuries were, however, the cause of his death. When he was suffering from these wounds, a, neighbor asked him what he would do with Quantrill's men if he , had them in his power. He replied, "I would convert every one of them." He was buried on a plot on his son's farm and later was moved to the Brumbaugh cemetery. He died February 2, 1870 at the age of 73 years. His monument bears the oldest date in the cemetery. t1ary, his wi~e, died December 6, 1893, age 85 years. Of the remaining people buried in this cemetery, little of their biography could be obtained. Following are names and dates taken from the monuments: John M. Henrie, died May 17, 1905, age 49 years. Alexander McCandless, age 71 years. Martha Eberhart, wife of O.G. Eberhart, age 24 years, 1 mo. 7 �Brumbaugh Cemetery Con't Martha Eberhart, wife of O,G. Eberhart, age 24 years, 1 mo. William Mitchell, died February 23,1881, age 75 years 2 mo. Elizabeth Mitchell died August 2, 1881, age 70 years 2 months. Levi ElSton died March 19, 1881, age 70 years 6 mo. 20 days, born in Pennsylvania, married to Christine Cling in Greenville, Ohio, and ~ame to Douglas County in 1861. Christine Cling Elston (wife) born in Germany 1826, died Apri 1 27, 1891. Jimmy Elston died October 1922. Mary Quigley, daughter of Charles Smith. The Brumbaugh cemetery has been little used in recent years, and has been cared for through the efforts of Noah Weimer and Louis Georgie, who donated their time and money. Louis Georgie made provision in his will to have this cemetery taken care of for ten years. ******** YOUR SUIT IS READY ANY TIME YOU WANT. FIT RIGHT, WEAR RIGHT, MADE RIGHT, AND PRICE IS RIGHT. $5.00 to $25.00 OBER'S. 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Ebinger, Johnn Georg 1809-1884 Ebinger, Elisabeth Dorthea 1817-1892 Hornberger, Gottho1d 3/29/1845-7/3/1921 Hor~berger, Anna 3/23/1856-6/21/1933 Hornberger, Freida 11/9/1886-12/10/1886 Hornberger, Clara 8/26/1895-9/10/1895 Hornberger, Dr. F. August 3/30/1888-1/31/1921 Hornberger, Amelia E. 3/7/1875-1/1/1953 Lot 2 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Gantz, Euge 1/26/1862-5/1/1886 Gantz, Gottlieb 2/9/1862-12/6/1901 Gantz, Marthia (Father) 4/19/1837-4/30/1904 Gantz, Christian 11/23/1885-3/19/1886 Lot 3 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Young, Young, Young, Young, Carl 1876-1/7/1894 Henrich W. 1/25/1884-10/20/1897 Katherine 1/8/1847-8/1/1937 Michia1 3/12/1841-7/19/1942 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 4 Grave 1. Haas~ 2. Haas, 3. Haas, 4. 5. 6. 7. Haas, 8. Fredrick 1/17/1839-3/2/1925 Lena 11/2/1842-11/15/1927 Anna Marthia 9/26/1867-11/15/1892 Pauline M., Paul F. - both in one grave Lot 5 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Jehle? Jehle, Jehle, Jehle, Mary H. 1866~12/31/1935 John 1862-1911 Lorenz 1836-3/19/1909 Louis 11/8/1856-10/10/1906 Jehle, Charles 3/23/1898-3/20/1918 9 �Lot 6 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Haas, Charles S. 10/3/1867-6/9/1952 Haas, Elizabeth Albright 4/12/1844-8/11/1926 Haas, Georg 7/7/1842-4/13/1905 Haas, Anna Elis 1878-2/9/1880 Infant daughter of W. C. & Bertha Niebrugge Infant son of L. & E. Haas Haas, K. H. Haas, G. H. Haas, G. Adolph 1875-8/10/1876 Lot 7 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Haas, Haas, Haas, Haas, Haas, Eva Maria 1/3/1803-4/13/1883 Maria L. G. 10/11/1870-10/13/1881 Herman H. 3/14/1874-10/27/1881 August G. 9/19/1871-2/4/1906 Luise E. 1870-10/9/1871 Haa~, Julia E. 1875-7/27/1876 Haas., Paul G. 1/8/1870-1870 Funk Lot 8 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Haas, Louis 11/12/1845-9/18/1908 Haas, Elizabeth 2/25/1848-4/16/1950 PJS::mbeck, Carl 1/25/1879-11/8/1971 Funk Fleer, Edward 1870-6/8/1870 PJa,*mbeck, Paul 7/5/1953 Fi~et, Anna C. J. (first grave on cemetery) 2/10/1870 Lot 9 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Oswald, Oswald, Oswald, Oswald, Amalia 5/25/1849-4/23/1912 Theo F. Julius 1/18/1848-3/20-1901 Katherine 6/19/1868-3/12/1939 Richard H. C. G. 1/13/1857-8/22/1910 s. Lot 10 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Stoebener, Stoebener, Stoebener, Stoebener, Mary 6/18/1873-6/13/1955 Henry 3/17/1868-1/22/1945 Elizabeth 4/23/1843-11/15/1928 Johannas 8/6/1828-3/4/1904 10 �Lot 11 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Johanning, C. F. 8/5/1843-8/5/1925 Johanning, Adeline I. 4/5/1856-2/12/1924 Adams, Mrs. Adams, Dr. Harry M. 1/22/1858-4/1/1904 Lot 12 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Kipling, Pete 3/29/1875-8/25/1968 Vog1ar, George P. 1875-1934 Vog1ar, Valentin 1836-1917 Vog1ar, Mary E. 1839-1903 Lot 13 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Schwarz, Karl J. 11/29/1837-4/13/1920 Schwarz, 9/1/1876-8/7/1944 Schwarz, Magda1ina 6/24/1835-4/25/1919 Schwarz, Carl F. 8/30/1836-6/18/1909 Lot 14 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Johanning, Frederich William 9/28/1851-7/22/1931 Joharning, Katherine Wilhelmina 7/21/1859-2/27/1912 5. 6. 7. 8. Johanning, Mildred Marie 7/22/1921-7/23/1921 Lot 15 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Hack, Lizzie Hack, Martin 2/28/1864-11/26/1939 8/29/1856-1913 Lot 16 Grave 1. 2. Gastrock, Marie 5/6/1888-4/16/1926 Gastrock, Conrad Rudolph 12/25/1889-6/13/1957 3". 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Gastrock, Infant 11 �Lot 17 Grave l. 2. 3. A1t, Nicka10us A1t, E1izebeth 1861-1916 1867-1930 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 18 Grave l. 2. 3. 4. Hornberger, Magdalena S. 4/4/1884-2/23/1955 Hornberger, William Henry 3/21/1883-11/7/1960 Hornberger, Anna Wi1hemina 12/14/1884-9/26/1919 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 19 Grave l. 2. 3. 4. Johanning, Ester 6/29/1907-12/15/1978 Johanning, Anna M. 11/13/1879-1/23/1968 Johanning, Henry Ferdinand 9/26/1876-9/7/1921 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 20 Grave 1. 2. Stoebener, Sophia 3/6/1881~2/20/1926 Stoebener, John 12/25/1869-6/13/1952 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 21 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Awizsus, Awizsus, Schwarz, Schwarz, Mary Elizabeth 9/6/1874-9/26/1971 Rev. 7/25/1879-3/15/1947 Louisa 1/29/1873-2/18/1958 William F. 11/26/1870-4/15/1926 8. 12 �Lot 22 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Gastrock, Ida 6/30/1866-9/16/1945 Gastrock, Rev. Conrad 8/17/1858-1/8/1931 Hock, Augusta 1/26/1864-1/15/1947 Hock, August 7/28/1861-2/25/1951 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 23 Grave 1. 2. Lot 24 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Schwarz, Christian 5/6/1868-7/30/1932 Schwarz, Sophia 12/3/1865-4/15/1949 Niebrugge, \-lm. 8/22/1882-5/30/1939 Niebrugge, Bertha Katherine 8/5/1882-11/1969 Haas, Frederich William 6/30/1884-5/21/1943 Haas, A1vena 3/4/1887-4/14/1979 6. 7. 8. Lot 25 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Ziesch, Julius 5/29/1882-1/26/1953 Ziesch, Ida 3/23/1888-12/26/19l(J:,: Lot 26 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Niebrugge, Hyacinth 4/17/1911-10/10/1951 Lot 27 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Brohammer, John 4/10/1875-9/6/1952 Brohammer, Artis 4/12/1880-10/19/1952 13 �Lot 28 Grave 1. 2. 3. Johanning, Isabelle 9/10/1877-5/28/1977 Johanning, John William 9/26/1873-3/20/1959 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 29 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Hurre1brink, Fred J. 9/17/1884-3/5/1960 Hurre1brink, Edna 11/13/1891-11/27/1977 Johanning, Ed 11/10/1885-2/2/1978 Johanning, Margaret 9/24/1889-10/10/1978 6. 7. 8. Lot 30 Grave 1. 2. 3. Johanning, William Henry 1/6/1888-12/24/1969 Johanning, Carolina Y~ry Carrie 5/17/1891-9/28/1976 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 31 Grave 1-3 4. Schwarz, Carl W. 5-8 9/17/1899-10/22/1971 Lot 32 Grave 1-3 4. Schwarz, Neva E. Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 8/22/1904-8/31/1977 Graves 1-8 Graves. 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 Graves 1-8 14 �Lot 45 Grave 12. 3. Albright, Alma 5/. /1890--12/18/1955 Albright, Clarence H. 3/20/1890-6/2/1971 Pitts, Hedweg 7/29/1900-12/20/1957 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 46 Grave 12. 3. 4. 5. 6. Albright, Sophia 8/17/1864-5/26/1940 Albright, Charles M. 10/4/1861-10/9/1948 Johanning, Daniel 7/28/1882-11/16/1941 7. 8. Lot 47 Grave 12. 3. 4. 5. 6. Wack~r,William 1895-1926 Wacker, Engel S. 1850-1926 Wack~r, Henry F. 1843-1927 Kannenberg, Martha 6/19/1953 Kannenberg, Carl 1/22/1897-10/31/1970 7. 8. Lot 48 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Winters, Fred 3/27/1953 Eberhart, Susanah 1822-10/11/1875 Disque, Lenhard 4/28/1849-4/11/1913 Winters, Mrs. Fred 6. 7. 8. Lot 49 Grave 12. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Hamilton, Barbara 10/26/1826-12/5/1872 Albright, Charles R. 3/27/1891-1/5/1973 Hamilton, Larance 11/26/1856-8/10/1874 Johanning, Louis A. 10/13/1853-9/28/1939 Hamilton, Sarah 1/411870-10/20/1874 Unknown Young, Wacer L. 6/22/1874-9/5/1874 Unknown 15 �Lot 50 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Johanning, F. H. 11/13/1849-4/13/1933 Johanning, Amalia 6/16/1850-10/17/1928 K1aphaus, Ferdinand 2/24/1815-10/2/1903 Johanning, Maria Kathrine 3/30/1821-9/4/1893 Unknown Reynolds, William A. 6/28/1879-11/4/1879 Hines, Henry Luther 1879-6/11/1880 Lot 51 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Johanning, Gasper Heinrich 4/6/1806-2/12/1894 Heinrich(?) August 12/17/1868-2/16/1888 Johanna Louise 12/26/1847-12/12/1882 Anna Maria Katharina 2/4/1856-8/28/1888 Ilse Kathrine' .1924-1928 Daniel Wilhelm, Jr. 1917-1922 Frederick 10/21/1878-8/5/1881 George F. 8/31/1880-8/10/1881 Lot 52 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Van~unke1, Dr. M. W. 1840-1904 Vankunke1, Sallie E. 1852-1906 Vankunke1, Harry Y. 1887-1918 5. 6. Vankunke1, George Edward 1881-10/3/1881 7. 8. Lot 53. Lot 54 Lot 55 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6., 7. 8. Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Lot 56 Grave 1. 2. 3. 4. Strub, First name unknown (Daughter-Father) Strub, First name unknown Strub, Salome 1835-1/27/1883 5. 6. 7. 8. Sheets, First name unknown A1t, Katherine 1895-1895 Disque, First name unknown From Cemetery record books. Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, 16 ks. �VICTORY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 110 BOURBON COUNTY, KANSAS. APRIL 22, 1921 Teacher: Ruby Umsted School Board: C.E. Seaver, Director; I.D. Riley (deceased), John King, clerk; Abram Williams, Treasurer. Pupils: Norris, Mildred Norris, Velma Norris, Ross Riley, Clarence Riley, Irene Riley, N.H. Rinehart, Clifford Rinehart, Loren SauvaiIi., Donnie Seaver, Asher Seaver, Fannie Seaver, Franklin Seaver, Howard Sivey, Lee Uttinger, Claud Uttinger, Clifford Uttinger, Mary Welch, Walter Williams, 01a Williams, Ruby Atha, Agnes Atha, Helen Atha, Mar'garet Bea1, Edward Bowman, Marie Bowman, Mildred "Bowman, Thelma Brooker, Clyde Brooker, Ellen Brooker, Freida Brooker, Oral Jones, Earl Jones, Ethel Jones, Opal King, Phillip Kretchmar, Howard Kretchmar, Lavon Miller, Bue1vene Moody, Harold *Hoore, Howard *Moore, Juanita This school is located 3 miles east of Fort Scott, Kansas on Highway 54. It is still standing. *Howard Moore and Juanita Moore are brother and sister of Maxine Hougland. Submitted by,Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas. O. E. KARNES, Sibley, Kansas .. Dealer in .•.• GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CLOTHING, FLOUR AND FEED. Shipper of Grain and Produce. Grinds Tuesdays and Saturdays of each week. 17 �RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS by Goldie Piper Daniels KANWAKA SCHOOL District No. 15 - This school was located a !few miles west of 'Lawrence, a little south of U. S. Highway 40. The' name "Kanwaka" was coined by Dr. Helen Heath, from the names of the two rivers, Kansas and Wakarusa--one on either side of the watershed upon which the school stood-by using the first syllable of "Kansas" and the first two syllables of "Wakarusa." In 1857, Dean Baldwin donated a piece of land for a school site, and a small frame house was moved onto it. Kanwaka now had an established school, with Hiss August Hunt as its first teacher. I The school census of 1898 contains the following surnames of those of school age: BALDWIN, BRASS, BARDELL, COLMAN, DRAPER, EVANS, HODK, HANSELMAN, HICKS, JONES, PONTIUS, PORTER, RICHARDSON, REED,SEETIN, SKINNER, SAYLOR, TOPPING, VAN HORN. School members were Mary A. Topping, O. A. Colman, and Mabel R. Pontius. Some of the early teachers ~l7ere: Alma Marvel, C. A. Stone, Effie Armstrong,. Nora Lane, Flora Richardson Colman, Susie Platts Godding, Ida Evans Smith, May Richardson, Sara Richardson, Mrs. S. B. Prentis, Belle Kohler, Lawrenia Shaw, Mabel Ulrich, Edith Wolgamott, and ~amie McLaughlin. Board members at this time were Geo. Dews, G. S. Moore, and Guy Bigsby. ' On March 20, 1963, this school was Wakarusa Valley District No. 98. Book available from author: .( disorg~nized and attached to Mrs. Goldie Piper Daniels 1525 Vermont St. Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ;' ******* . HOBBS MERCANTILE CO. are making a sp:ecial effort to keep in stock everything you want for the Home. The best assortment of Patterns in Carpets and Mattings, and a full, up-to-date stock of Clothing, Shoes and Hats. ' We invite you to come and see us and make our store your headquarters. Best place to buy GOOD GROCERIES. BALDWIN, - KANSAS. 18 �AN ILLUSTRATED DIRECTORY OF CASSCOUNTY, (Illinois) SCHOOLS by A. E. Hinners, Supt. (1902) (This book is in possession of Emma Berg, R.2, Lawrence, KS 66044) HAGENER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 39 This school was built in 1850 and was first used as a Germap and English school. The teacher was Miss Pearl Shaw. The school bo~rd members were: H.A. Hierman, Beardstown A. Schuman, Arensvi11e W. F. Hinners, Beardstown HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 50 Teacher: Miss Louise Savage School Board: Frank Stribling, Virgi.nia Angus Taylor, " Philo Davis " (This was one of the oldest school buildings in the county.) BUFF SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17 Teacher: ' Miss Mayme Moreland School Board: G. G. Trussell, Buff Springs John Hegener " " A. Jokisch " " (This was one of the largest schools in the county, enrolling about 60 pupils, and was built about 1870'.) ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL This school at Beardstown, Illinois was established in 1848. The instructors were Rev. F. Berg, principal; Miss Ida H. Ortwein and Miss Lydia Berg. The board members were H. Greb and H. Koehne. BELOW IS A LIST OF BUSINESS PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS BOOK: Amant, Albert Bailey, S. W. Banjan Bast,P. W. Batis Bishop, W. W. Brown, G. H. Carr, B. F. C_1ark, E. L. "'.- ---, - -." Clegg, J. J. Coil, A. S. Coleman, J. H. Condit, T.K. & F.M. Conover, George Crews, A. H. Deppe Diehl, John Dooling, H. '"I • t 19 Dorr, Henry Downing, Harry F,. Eberwei.n, J.C .H., Enge1bach, Herman George " Fred " Freer, F.M. & G.M. Friedrich Fulks, F. M. �Garm, Robt. H.· " J. Edward Gridley, J. N. Greer, J. C. Harbison Hopkins, T. R. Huey Huppers, W. M. Huss Hysinger Jockisch, J. V. Jones, R. L. Jordan, Wm. Kessler, A. Kiel, Henry C. King Kuhl, Philip Leeper, G. W. Lovekamp, John F. Manion, J. G. McCauley, Eli McCollough, W. E. McDonald, Henry " Martin Meyer, Henry C. Morse, John C. Nicholson, John S. Noeker, C. F. Noeker, Clarence H. Oetgen, E. L. Parkhurst, J. I. Paul, Chas. E. Petefish, L.A. & S.H. Rearick, W. S. Reekamp, H. W,. Rethorn ' Schmoldt, H. M. Schultz, John, Schaffer, Cha~. A. Skiles, Oswell Spink, E. B. ' Taylor Tinney, C. M.: Triebert, Harry F. Van Foosen, S'. L. Vollmer, Peter Wyatt, J. J. I Widmayer, E.P~ & R.E. Weeks Yaple, Matt ******* J.L. Brady W. C. Simons T HE DA I L Y W0 R L D Is Sent to any Address In Douglas County for $1.50 Per Year. Send For Sample Copy Lawrence, Kansas. ****** * WATKINS NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL ............................................•••...... $100, 000 Surplus $25,000 J.B. Watkins, president. C.A. Hill, Vice-President. C.H. Tucker, Cashier. W.E. Hazen, Ass't. Cashier. DIRECTORS - J.B. Watkins, Jacob House, A. C. Mitchell, J. C. Moore, Chas. A. Hill, W. E. Hazen, C.H. Tucker. Saving Department Deposits received Tuesdays and Fridays. Exchanges on all principal cities of the world. ******* 20 ' �EDITH BENNETT'S AHNENTAFEL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 24. 25;. 26. 27. 32. 48. 49. 50. 64. 65. 96. 97. l30. Edith Venita Bennett (married Lewis Edward Howard) Frank Henry Bennett Emma Sohpia Menger George Douglas Bennett Sarah Elizabeth Hammond Christian Adolph Menger Anna Gracia Margaret Herzberg George Bennett Mary S. Harvey George Hammond Grace Gates Johann Fri¢drich Menger Wilhelmina, Elizabeth Schramm Herzberg BORN YiARRIED 1904 KS 1927 KS 1903 OH KS 1875 OH Can 1874 Ger Ger NY 1835 NY Eng Can 1802' Ger 1826 1802 Ger Ger Ger 1786 CT 1805 1800 1774 Ger 1773 Ger resided Ger resided Ger 1743 Scot 1746 Ger resided Ger Ger res. 1700 Scot 1738 Scot 1725 Ger 1746 res. Ger res. Scot 1878 1883 1850 1856 1828 1851 1806 1816 Philo Bennett Johann Balthasar Menger Anna Catharine Bahring Johann Michael Schramm Johanna Margarette Bergman Ebenezer 2 Bennett Johann Geog Menger Eva Marie Send1er Johann Bahring Ebenezer Bennett Elizabeth Smea11ie Hanss Johann Balthasar Menger Anna Barbara Lichtenhe1d Amos Smea11ie KS OH KS OH Ger Ger NY Ger DIED +943 +969 1939 1938 1910 1920 1893 1883 1874 1838 i 1863 1859 KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS OH? OH Ger Ger Ger Ger IN Ger Ger 1821-6 Scot Scot Ger Submitted by Mrs. Lewis E. Howard (Edith) 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, KS 66604. For earlier lineage write her. * * * * * * * WM. WIEDEMANN Makes a Specialty of Pure Ice Cream and Confectionery. Dainty box of sweeties, Candies pink and white, Tempting luscious chocolates, Caramels, "out of sight"! Cuddled all together, In a box so neat, Tied with dainty ribbon, My! but ain't they sweet! 21 �LEWIS HOWARD'S AHNENTAFEL MARRIED BORN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 44. 88. 176. Lewis Edward Howard (Married Edith V. Bennett) John Edward Howard Leona Mae Peters Lewis De \\fitt Howard Catherine Cynthia Cade Julius W. Peters Sarah Anna Penfold John Benjamin Howard l-fa1inda Lashier Josephus Cade Martha Ann Harsh Christopher C. Peters Cynthia Ann Hatfield Richard Penfold Frances Fu11agar John Howard Harriet DeWitt Michael Lashier Hannah Wihters 1904 1904 1876 1882 1849 1851 1850 1857 1815 1817 1817 1824 1824 1824 1818 1830 1792 1791 KS KS KS KS MI OH VA NY NY NY OH OH IN VA Eng Eng NY CT PA CT Henry Harsh Elizabeth Williams 1790 PA 1794 PA Richa.rd Penfold Eng. Joseph Fu11agar Sarah Smith Ebenezer Howard Eunice John Henry Harsh (Rev. War) Ludwig Harsh (to America 1740 ship Lydia) Hans Heinrich Hirsch Eng Eng DIED 1927 KS 1901 KS .1966 1966 1872 KS 1933 ).916 1880 KS 1897 1948 1836MI 1887 1885 1839 1896 I 1906 1849 W.VA 1898 1864 1846 Eng i896 1912 1811 NY bet. :" 1810 OH KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS KS MO MO KS KS 1862-78 1870 KS 1812 NY 1758 1828 Ger Ger before 1i?40 Ger Submitted by Lewis Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road,Topeka, Kansas :66604 * * * * * * * HITCHCOCK & HANN, Hardware, Furniture and Undertaking, Implements, Wagons and Buggi~s Baldwin, - - - - - 22 " " Kansas �/ KANSAS MARRIAGES 1863-1865 Recorded in the Clerk's Office Douglas County Court House, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled March 1979 by Pauline B. Elniff, listing groom, bride, date and officiant .. Adams, John M.--Grace Jane Duncan--14 Apr. 1864--E.D. Ladd Adams, William--Eliza Clark--10 Nov. 1864--C.H. Richards Allison, Lewis--Louisa Monse--14 Jan. 1864--Warner Skeels Alverson, Emera--Jane Bewley--24 Dec. 1863--Thomas McAdams Anderson, Thomas E.--Mary E. Sigerson--24 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher Andrews, William W.--Rebecca G. Spicer--16 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock Averill, James W.--Catharine R. Coons--19 Oct. 1865--Richard Cordley Bailey, David--Eliza Felten--27 Mar. 1864--W.A. Starrett Baker, Simeon P.--Rebecca Jane Nix--8 June 1865--Ira Jennings Baysinger, T.\~.--Mary Smith--2 Apr. 1865--John Bower Beezely, Thomas W.--Catharine Stoffer--4 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock, Beeson, Allen--Mary J. Warfield--16 Apr. 1865--G.W. Paddock Berry, Charles B.--Elizabeth A. Eaton--16 Apr. 1865--S.B. Waters, Blackman, W.I.R.--Thomasanna Amos--10 June 1864--H.A. Starrett, Blake, Jacob E.--Myra Baldwin--31 Aug. 1865--Geo. S. Chapin , Blankenship, Franklin M.--Fannie Green--23 June 1864--L.B. Denni~ Blakeny, George--Kate Ironside--30 Nov. 1864--Chas. Reynolds ' Bond, Joseph-~Susan Blinton--18 Oct. 1863--Allen J. Parrish Boose, Reuben--Cynthia Essex--23 Jan. 1864--Dudley Lee Boris, Samuel--Mary Hollman--25 Dec. 1863--Richard Cordley Bradbary, Elias--Amanda Perce--10 July 1864--Ezra Johnson Brichheim. John F.--Fredericka Kampschroder--16 May 1864--Jas. K. Lawrence Bridal, John G.--Margrett F. Tiner--13 Nov. l864--John Engle Buckheim, John Samuel--Margaret Ernst--29 Nov. 1864--John H. Miller Burgoon, William--Martha Cailar--16 June 1864--Abraham Rothrock i Burkhardt, Andrew--Alice Sophia ?Ludi?--24 Oct. 1863--Richard Cordley Burroughs, Oscar--Mary A. Wheedon--31 March 1864--John W. Willey, Burrows, Eleer--Josephine Cameron--28 Apr. l865--John S. Brown Burton, Joseph--Margrett Patton--14 Aug. 1864--J.B. Gilliland Busse, Lewis--Fadora Pickens--ll Nov. 1863-~E.D. Ladd Canning, Nathan B.--Mary O. Poston--13 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher Cansdele, Argent--Susan Crusan--2 Apr. 1865--John Bower Carney, George'W.--Eliza W. Smith--l Dec. 1864--John S. Brown Carson, Emil W:--Nannie C. Burnett--15 June 1865--J.W. Bolen Chamberlain, J.W.--Sarah A. Eagle--23 Apr. 1865--G.W. Paddock Chambers, John 'J.--Hellen E. Harding--7 Dec. 1864--E.D. Ladd Chilton, William--Nancy Raney--30 Sept. 1863--Chas. Dickson Clark, John--El'vira Baker--8 Oct. 1865--C.R. Rice ' Clark, William--Jane Gibson--29 Dec. l864--C.H. Richards Clayton, Fitch--24 June 1865--H.D. Fisher Clemmons, Curelios--Sarah J. Mann--l Dec. l865--Wm. Draper Coleman, Arthur W.--Emily J. Cayton--20 May 1864--Wm. Draper Collier, Anthony--Nancy Black--30 June 1863--William Humbert Compton, James F.--Mary Clinton--24 June 1865--Chas. Chadwick Conley, Cassius--Carrie McKinzie--30 May 1865--Wm. Draper Cook, Theodore P.--Sarah S. Ward--3 May 1864--S.B. Dennis Cooley, Walter--Jennie Talbott--23 Mar. 1864--E.D. Ladd Coolidge, J.K.--Lizzie J. Cowan--23 May l864--Robt. Burgess 23 �Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Con't. Copple, Lemmon--Elizabeth Daniels--22 Nov. 1865--H.D. Fisher Cornell, John A.--Ann E. Parish--14 June 1863--G.W. Paddock Cowen, Frank--Mary C. Varnonica--l Aug. l865--James M. Hendrix . Crowell, William--Emma V. Farnham--8 Nov. l865--G.H. Paddock Cress, Fletcher--Eliza Williams--6 Oct. l863--Ezra Johnson Crutchfield, Wm.--Anne Ironsides--26 Jan. l865--R.W. Oliver Cummell, Isaac--Louise Pierson--22 June l864--A.J. Sherwood Dodder, Silas--Emilina Wordsworth--2 July l865--M. Seiler Damm, Johomas--Anna Ochrle--18 Jan. l865--John H. Miller Davenport, Andrew--Mary E. Day--15 Nov. l865--Charles M. Sears Davis, Nathan--Sarah White--3 Apr. l865--F.L. Pilla Denun, Danie-~Ruth Clayton--22 Aug. l865--Wm. Draper Dexter, Silas--Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Louis--5 Sept. l864--S.H. Carmean Dinney, Absolam--Harriet Simpson--22 Dec. 1865--E.D. Ladd Dorsey, Henry H.--Lois H. Watmow--3 June l865--Ephm???? Jr. Drake, Francis--Victoria Peace--5 Jan. l864--J.S. Gingerich Duncan, Amos--Martha H. Lewis--2 Aug. l863--G.W. Paddock Duncan, Hison~-Nancy Hays--25 Feb. l865--M.W. Marquess Eagon, John ~~~--Kate L. Brysen--13 Nov. 1865--John S. Brown Eberhard, Lewis J.--Lizzie Jane Brady--30 Mar. l865--R. Burgess: Eberle, William--Mary C. Hoyt--24 Sept. 1864--G.W. Paddock Edmonds, Samuel--Rebecca Rote--17 July l865--Josiah ?Ferrel? Edwards, Jackson--Angeline Steele--23 Apr. 1864--Rev. C.A. Bateman Ellis, George--Anna Powell--14 Jan. l864--J.M. Wilkerson Esther, John-~Elizabeth Gluser--3 Dec. l865--Philip Fricker Estis, Wm.--Margaret Turner--3 Aug. 1865--C.R. Rice Evans, Lemuel--Ellen Jane Lash--2l Apr. l864--S.B. Dennis Evans, Nathan R. --Sarah E. Poston--22 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fi sher Fabricius, Otto F.--Mary Wilhelmina Wiedemann--3 Sept. l864--John H. Miller Farley, Harry~-Elizabeth Hasty--26 Nov. l864--G.W. Paddock , Farnsworth, Paysen--Frankie C. Miller--8 Oct. l865--Richard Cordley Feil, George--Antony Kellermann--9 May l865--Alvis Mayers Ferguson, C. Smith--Nancy E. Ferguson--12.Dec. 1864--M.W. Marquess Field, Oscar--Mary Sanford--4 Sept. l863--Chas. Dickson Firestone, Christian C.--Sarah E. Centers--16 Feb. l865--Jacob Koub Firestone, Nathan--Mary Rothrock--24 Aug. 1865--Daniel Studebaker Fisher, Adam--Almira Lobingier--15 Sept. 1864--S.B. Waters Fisher, Julius--Tekla ~1enger--25 Dec. l865--Henry Myer Fisher, Robert--Rachel Owens--28 Apr. l864--Richard Cordley Fisher, William--Lavanche Dilly--ll Jan. l864--S. Kretsinger Fitzhue, Joseph--Alice Martin--ll Feb. l865--E.D. Ladd Fix, Henry--Emlly Yardley--24 Mar. 1864--H.D.' Healey Flood, James--Jennie Maxwell--20 Dec. 1865--Geo. F. Chapin Foster, DavisT-Rachael L. Webster--5 Apr. l864--N. Taylor i Foster, Fordice E.--?Himena? H. Avery--5 Feb. l865--John McQuinston Frye, Daniel F.--MaryF. Toothaker--ll Oct. l863--T.J. Ferrill Furgeson, James M.--Mary M. Marquiss--16 Dec. l865--Job W. Hogue' Garden, Xavier--Cerina Victorina--5 Jan. 1865--G. Favre Gentry, Nicholas--Catharine Shaffer--10 Aug. 1865--S. Weaver Gibson, Sylvester--Mrs. Mary Parks--13 July 1865--H.D. Fisher Gilbert, David--Dathey, Emma--29 Dec. 1864--Chas. Dickson Gilbert, R.L.--Sarah Fitzgerald--25 Aug. 1864--G.W. Paddock Glathart, Jerry H.--Emily M.M. Thompson-~12 Oct. l865--John S. Brown Glitten, John G.--Alice C. Justice--10 May 1864--A.S. Scudder 24 �Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Can't Godwin, George W.--~1rs. Addie t·1acy--24 Oct. 1865--John S. Brown· Gordon, Augustus--t1ary Buzzard--7 Apr. 1864--S.W. ~Jalker Grandison, Richard--Minerva Grandison--2 Mar. 1865--Edward A.. Ddan Green, Rev. Capt. L.F.--Martha E. Taylor--25 Dec. 1863--L.D. Price Griffi s, Joseph--r~ary 1. Pi per--6 Aug. 1863--T. 1. Ferri 11 Haelsig, Adolph F.--Eliza Snider--19 Apr. 1864--C.H. Richards Haettig, Charles--Lena Zimmerman--5 Dec. 1865--H. Meyer Hallmark, William--Charlotte Carey--5 May lS64--J.D. Burton Halsa, Amos--Elizabeth Mason--31 July 1865--G.W. Paddock Ham, John A.--Alen, Sarah C.--5 Oct. 1863--A.M. Wilson Ham, Rev. Milton--Joseptline Palmer--19 Mar. l864--W.D. Fisher Ham, William--Margaret Day--14 June 1864--F.L. Pilla Hambaugh, B.W.--Mrs. Caroline A. Looker--23 Aug. 1864--J.B. Gilliland Hanah, William--Mrs. Mary Drake~-16 Mar. 1865--R.B. Robinson ' Haney, M.M.-~Martha E. Wallas--17 Nov. 1864--Wiley Jones Hanson, Henry--Susan P. Adkins--13 Mar. 1864--S.B. Haters Harmon, HenryD.--Jennie A11en--25 Nov. 1865--G.W. Paddock Harris, J.--Sarah J. Gentry--21 Nov. 1866(?)rec. 28 Feb. 1866--G.W. Paddock Harvey, David .Johnson--Rebekah Parker--20 Oct. 1863--Job W. Hogu~ Harvey, Green--Jane Adams--10 Nov. 1864--C.H. Richard Hastie, George W.--Susan L. Eberhart--30 June 1864--Abram Blakely Hasslitt, George W.--E1iza F. Dyer--17 Feb. 1864--G. Favre ' Hawkins, Thomas--Susan E11is--17 Dec. 1863--J.M. Wilkerson Hazeltine, Robert W.S.--Louisa Agnes Burdick--13 Sept. 1863--R.W~ Woodward Heddens, J.M.~-Sadie E. Davisson--28 Dec. 1865--G.S. Dearborn Helstrom, Rudolph--Laura Einstad--22 J~ly 1865--E.D. Ladd Herning; Mich~e1--Ann S. Eberhart--2l Jan. 1864--J. Copeland Herring, John--Virginia Jones--27 Aug. 1865--Ben C. Baker Hicocks, Linus R.--Ada S. Johnson--4 June 1864--Richard Cordley Hock, George--Mrs. Henrietta Caroline Wienrand--31 Aug. 1864--John H. Miller Hogan, Dennis--E1isa Doy1e--16 Jan. l864--G. Favre Hollenback, E1isha--Harriett Howard--4 Feb. 1865--John L. Brown Holmes, Stephen--Sarah M. A11ison--18 Dec. 1863--T.J. Ferne Howard, Amasa C.--Elizabeth J. Kennedy--16 Nov. 1865(?) rec. 28 ~eb. 1866-G. W" Paddock Hunter, Geo. G.--Nellie White--8 Oct. 1865--Geo. F. Chapin Hyde, John M.--Zennah P. A11en--12 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock Hynes, Harry--Mary Ceri no--29 Nov. 1865--F. 1. t~attrow Johnson, Corbe1y--Ann Jane Pool--14 Feb. l864--E.Veatch Johnson, Franc1s E.--Minerva J. Rankin--2 Aug. 1863--G.W. Paddock Johnson, Henry--Catherine Early--l Sept. l864--Job.W. Hogue Johnson, Henry--Sarah E. Betts--26 Jan. 1865--S.B. t~oodward Johnson, King-~Irena Green--ll Feb. 1864--Richard Cordley Johnson, William--Sarah M. Gilstrap--7 Sept. 1865--Ben C. Baker Johnson, Wm.T.--Susan Jane Thomas--28 May l864--Dudley Lee Johnston, E.B.--E1iza E. Hollier--16 June 1864--A.J. Sherwood , Jones, Enoch L.--Rebecca Jane Martin--2 Feb. 1865--Robert Buraess Jordan, Thomas J.--Pamelia Davis--16 Mar. 1865--Wrn. H. Fisher~ : Kackley, Willis--Martha Sands--28 Dec. l863--J.r~. Wilkerson : Keeler, Joseph--Mary Ann Seebal--26 Mar. 1864--W.A. Starrett Keeth, Isaac--Rose Dennison--5 Dec. 1864--E.D .. Ladd Kelley, Anthony--Ann Eliza Harbour--14 June 1865--Charles Chadwick Kellogg, Lucius D.--Cornelia Wood--S ~1ay 1865--Richard Cord1ey : 25 �Kansas Ma rri ages, 1863-1865 Con t. I Kennedy, James--t'·1artha Bell--20 Apr. 1865--James Brownlee Kimball, E.F.--A.E. Wiles--21 July 1864--H.D. Fisher Kingsburg, George W.--Lydia M. Stone--20 Sept. 1864--John S. Brown Klemp, Henry--Catherine Lows--2 June 1864--A.J. Sherwood Knight,George W.--Nancy Katharine McKewney--21 Apr. 1864--John S. Brown Lee, Thomas--r~ary Megrath--ll Dec. 1864--G. Favre ' Leger, John--Nary Coop--15 Mar. 1864--LD. Ladd Leis, Henry--Ruth E. Hutchinson--23 Oct. 1865--John S. Brown Lenore, Moses--GeorgiannaRit~ ---17 Aug. 1864--John W. Wilkerson Lewis, A.O.-~Amanda J. Clark--18 July 1865--Ezra Johnson ' Lewis, Jonathan--Wilda M. Mosier--27 Aug. 1865--W.D. Hamilton Lewis, John--Sarah Clark--29 Dec. 1864--C.H. Richards Lighth, Henry--Nancy L. Brewer--14 Oct. 1865--Horace Tucker Logan, Thomas~-Bane, Almira--25 Oct. 1863--John W. Wilkerson Loit, Charles--Emma Petty--30 Nov. 1865--rec 27 Feb. 1866--John S. Brown Lossee, Samuel M.--Nancy J.'Tussgan?--25 Dec. 1864--Henry McKenzie McAdams, Albert--Agnes Bodlerson--23 Feb. 1863--Joseph H. Strothers McClean, George--Sarah Kinkeid--5 June 1864--Abram Blakely McClellan, Wilson--Frances E. Caylor--16 Apr. 1865--Abraham Rothrock McClintock, William--Susan Cole--19 May l864~-F.L. Pilla ; McCormick, DaVid A.T.--Sarah Ann Priratt--20 Apr. l865--John S. Brown McCune, Graydon--Eliza Kelley--14 June l865--Charles Chadwick McFarland, Thomas--Nancy Jane Garvin--14 June l864--Robert Burgess McGuire, Hilliam H.--Emma McKenzie--27 July l865--T.B. Woodard McIlwaine, John--Mrs. Margaret Shields--ll May l865--George Mill~r McKinney, t~ill.iam J.--Flora Wood--19 Dec. l865--rec 27 Feb. l866':"-John S. Brown Md~hinney, Th.omas J.--Cemantha Howard--4 Dec. 1863--LD. Ladd Macy, Eberla Q.--Adelia Howarq--7 Aug. 1864--Wm. Draper Madden, Green-,-~1alinda ?Chervestonn?--no date--rec 2 Sept. 1864--Dudley Lee Main, Enoch--Elizabeth Crowell--29 Mar. l864--E.D. Ladd Martin, Charles--Alcy Stop--14 Nov. l863--Dudley Lee Martin, David--Jane Rosebaugh--9 Feb. 1865--James Brownlee Martin, t~illiam--Emma Perry--30 May l863--G.~J. Paddock Mason, James J.-- Dalenes A. Bryson--25 June 1865--John H. Willey Mater, Joseph-~Libbie Johnson--14 June l863--G.W. Paddock Matney, James--Nancy Jane Lav.}son--12 Aug. 1865--Ben C. Baker Mellar, James R.--Sarah Chockley--16 Sept. l865--E.D. Ladd Menger, Adolph Christian--Louisa Everback--5 Apr. l864--John H. Miller Messer, David--Laura Aurilla Bledsoe--16 June l865--E.D. Ladd ~liller, John J.--Louisa Hays--6 July l865--John L~. ~!illey , Miller, Julius~-Augusta F.E. Menger--20 June l865--John H. Mille~ Miller, Richard--t·lary Jane Griffith--9 ~lar. l865--LD. Ladd ' Miller, William--Mary E. Warren--15 Dec. l864--E.D. Ladd Mitchel, Joseph--Mary Jane Buggoon--2l May l865--John Bower ~litchell, Warren M.--Maggie L Friend--29 Apr. l864--Richard Cord'ley Moberly, Augustin William--Eunice Matilda Whaley--12 Feb. 1865--Job W. Hogue Moon, Noah.,.-Nancy L. Flynn--19 Oct. 1863--~Jm. G. Piper ~loon, Thomas--Lelia Jane Johnson--l June l864--A.J. Parish Moore, Elza--Elvira E. Alverson--4 Oct. 1863--William G. Piper Moore, John--Sarah J. Harrell--14 Sept. l865--Wm. Draper Morris, John--Mrs. R.P. Stephenson--ll Nov. l865--Geo. F. Chapin Moss, ?Celli?--Mary Francis Clow--4 July l865--I.W. Bolen t'lueller, John Adam--P.nna Broemmelsick--2 P.ug. l865--John H. Brune ~1yers, Hillis--Juliann Corell--27 Dec. l864--John S. Brown I 26 �Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Conlt. Ni qhten, W. L. --Mrs. Nancy More--11 Aug. 1864--Rev. C. E. Lewi s . Norton, Roswe11--E1izabeth M. Coat--30 Sept. 1865--John S. Brown Oddy, Wi11iam--Jeanette G1impse--13 Dec. 1864--E.D. Ladd Pace, Michae1--Laura O. Cunningham--26 May 1865--Wm. H. Fisher. ' Palmquist, Andrew--Char10tte G. Peterson--4 Aug. 1864--John S. Brown Patten, Thomas--?Missouri? B1ankenship--27 Nov. 1864 Payne, Merton A.--Catharine McCoach--22 Oct. 1865--John McQuinston Pearce, C.B.--Mary Fairchi1d--1 Dec. 1864--G.W. Paddock . Peerman, Joseph--Julia Po11ett--12 Dec. 1863--M.W. Marques Pellet, Charles B.--Kate Lamer--29 Dec. 1863--C.A. Steele Pennick, Allen T.--Mary L. Furgeson--12 Nov. 1865--John W. Willey Phillips, A.J.--A.S. Litchfie1d--28 May 1863--G.W. Paddock Pickens, Or1ando--Sarah A. Barnard--27 Sept. 1863--E.D. Ladd Poage, James D.--Elizabeth Ann Rose--16 Oct. 1864--E.D. Ladd Pox1eitner, John B.--Margaret Lawterwasser--16 July 1863--Anthony Kuh1z Prentiss, Lymann--Mary R. Anderson--4 Apr. 1865--Richard Cord1ey Priratt, John--Sarah Jane Wi1kinson--8 June 1865--John S. Brown' Pruett, Thomas.--r1ary A. Branson--12 Apr. 1864--E.D. Ladd Pruitt, Wi11iam--Susanah Garver--31 July 1865--NathanBuchanan Putney, Lyman B.--Jennie Co1eman--24 Dec. 1863--John S. Brown Quick, Levi--Lucretia Ann Jones--l Sept. 1864--Chas. Dickson Rankin, Hilliam S.--Lucy A. Hoyt--21 Feb. 1864--John S. Brown Rauper, Gott10b--E1izabeth Dunn--21 Mar. no year (entry dateline 1 Oct. 1858) John J. Magee Redfern, John--Moss, Katharine--l Jan. 1864--Chas. Dickson Reed, John W.-~Mary Elizabeth Longfe11ow--2 Aug. 1865--Wm. C. Finney Reynolds, George W.--Mary L. Fu11er--2 Mar. 1864--E.D. Ladd Reynolds, Washington--Catherine Eas1ey--10 Oct. 1865--Dudley Lee Richards, James--Mary ?~1annie?--18 Oct. 1863--S.B. Waters Richards, O.G. 7 -Sophia Mufsoe--12 June 1865--Char1es M. Sears Rinly, ~Jil1iam·r~.--t·1ary E. Bell--5 Aug. 1864--T.1. Ferri1 Rittenhouse, Levi--Bertha Snyder--26 Jan. 1865--G.W. Paddock Roberts, Col. William Y.--Mrs. Louise W. Gates--28 Aug. 1864--Joh~ S. Brown Rochelle, James--Ellen More--9 Apr. 1865--W. R. Leonard Roe, John--El1en Chapman--14 Jan. 1865--S.H. Carmean Ross, W.C.--Sarah C. Burns--23 Nov. 1863--John S. Brown Rothrick, Joseph--Catherin Waybright--27 Aug. 1863--Ezra Johnson Rozcraft, George P.--Mary W. Applewhite--19 Jan. 1864--Joseph K. Lawrence Russell, Johnathan--Josephine L. Benson--19 May 1864-~A.J. Sherwood Sawyer, Lyman M.--t·1ary L-J. Gardner--23 Apr. 1864--t~m. Draper Scheibli, Jacob--Minna Fischer--17 Aug. 1865--E.D. Ladd Schmidt, August Franz--Christiane Amelia Tolgner--29 Oct. 1865--Charles Dram Schmidt, Gustavus E.--Ann E. Maxwell--29 Jan. 1865--John S. Brown Schofield, Wm. H. Esq.--Mrs. Louisa G. Beards1ey--7 Dec. 1865--G.S. Dearborn Scott, John C.--Lois Ann Hester--23 Feb. 1864--S.B. Waters Scott, Wm. M.--Henrietta Tay10r--25 Sept. 1865--E.D. Ladd See1s, Theodore--E1izabeth El1is--17 Dec. 1863--J~ M. Wilkerson Shaffer, Leonard--Martha Jesse--3 July 1864--Wm. Draper Sherwood, Jas. M.--~1ary A. Jones--no date (rec. 21 Feb. 1865}--1J.D. Fisher • Shields, William M.--Mil1y A. Abbot-~22 Oct. 1865--John Bower Shiffman, Lewis--Mary McGhee--2 Mar. 1865--E.D. Ladd Silva, Hesley--Mary Tay10r--26 Oct. 1865--James Brownlee 0 27 �Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Conlt~ Simpson, ~Jilliam--Louise B. Prentiss--12 Oct. l864--Richard Cord,ley Skinner, John--Emile Spicer--8 Aug. l864--R.W. Oliver Smith, Charles W.--Jane Elizabeth Walker--14 Apr. 1864--W.A. STarrett Smith, Irvin H.--Celinda Buck--17 June l865--Wm. Draper Smith, Joseph--Martha Potter--24 May l864--C.H. Richard Speed, Richard--Jane Bates--15 Oct. l865--??? T. Peace Spriggs, Edward--Tabitha Wheeler--12 Sept. l864--Dudley Lee Staniferd, W.W.--Mattie E. Burney--21 July l864--W.D. Fisher Steed, Isaam F.--Emma Copenbarger--9 Sept. 1863--~Iilliam Draper Steele, Robert A.--Isabella Cummings--14 Sept. l865--Geo. S. Chapin Sternberg, Thomas J.--Emma R. Enos--16 Nov. l864--Richard Cordley Still, W.W.--Lucetta A. Bryson--19 Nov. l865--John Pieratt Stone, Anderson--Mrs. Sarah Pope--18 Au~. l864--John W. Wilkerson Stone, George L. --Martha ~Jeybri ght--25 June l863--John Bower Stone, Horace E.--Sarah Benson--13 Oct. 1864--John S. Brown Stoneman, James Wm.--Zarelda Kreel--14 Jan. l863--Jesse Linch Stroup, John A.--Minerva Rogers--22 Mar. l864--E.D. Ladd Sturdy, John S.--Hannah Chapman--22 Mar. 1865--S.B. Waters Taylor, John-~Adaline Wooda?--14 Apr. l864--J.W. Wilkerson Taylor, J. t~es,ley--Hattie Russell--7 June l865--G.W. Paddock Taylor, Philemon Z.--Hellen A. Andrews--7 Aug. l865--Richard Cordley Tewks, Joseph William--Bridget Clerry--7 May l865--Alvis Mayers Thomason, Isaac--Durinda Amos--4 Sept. l864--W.P. Upham Thornbrugh, James--Mary A. Barnes--12 Feb. l865--C.H. Richards , Toyne, Francis B.--Mary Lucinda Anderson--25 May l865--Job W. Hogue Travis, Henry H.--Caroline .Palmer--12 ~~ar. l865--G.W. Paddock Tucker, Albert--Eliza Ann Young--29 Mar. l865--H.M. Greene Tucker, Dexter--Emma Preston--23 Mar. l865--Ezra Johnson Tucker, Henry J.--Amanda L. Tollwell--l Oct. 1865--no name, Minister of the Gospel Tumberlin, John--Hannah Johnson--21 June l865--John Ingle Tyler, Joseph S.--Mary Ann Fix--7 Apr. l864--E.D. Ladd Urban, August-~Mary Neckal--14 Aug. 1865--E.O. Ladd Varnum, Frank B.--Martha A. Pearson--14 Sept. l865--John W. Willey Wagener, August--Tubia Dullinski--10 Nov. l864--G. Favre Walden, Wesley--Mary J. Brown--15 July l864--A.J. Sherwood t~arner, SamuelF.--Estelle W. Brown--2 Jan. 1865--~J.R. Davis Washburn, Lorenzo--Mrs. Francis Marion Engler--27 May l865--Wm. H. Fisher Washington, George--Francis Love--10 Aug. 1865--H. Barker Waybright, John--Mary Jane Rafe--9 Mar. l865--John Bower Waymire, Hugh--Francis D. Justin--12 Nov. l865--Wm. Draper Webb, Holly-:-Mary M. Li ck--ll June l865--Hm. H. Fi sher Weiningham, John--Sarah E. Hammon--16 Oct. l864--S.B. Waters , Wellsdorf, Frederic C.--Katherine Johnson--15 Oct. l865--L.R. Camobell t'Jest, James--He'ster Ironsides--28 ~1ay l865--~Jm. H. Fisher " White, Andrew--Miranda Williams--26 Mar. 1865--T.B. Woodard White, Benjamin F.--Sophia J. Dedrick--ll Nov. 1864--James H. Hendry White, Francis M.--~lary E. ~1il1s--27 Mar. l864--Robert t~ilne Wilder, Abraham M.--MarY E. Jenkiris--13 July 1865--Richard Cordlei' Williams, Enoch S.--Mary E. Linvil--3 Mar. l865--G.W. Paddock Williams, James Henry--Emiline Stroad--19 Oct. l865--H. Barker Willis, Walter--Olivia Powel--2 June l864--R.W. Oliver 28 ( �Kansas ~arriages, 1863-1865 Con't. Wise, Christian--Lucia M. Ford--ll Aug. 1864--L.B. Dennis t~ood, Daniel F.--Mary J. ~Jhite--3 Apr. 1864--F.B. ~Ioodard Wood, John--Angelina Dorsett--19 Nov. 1864--A.J. Parrish Wood, Loren--Mary M. McKinney--7 June 1865--Hm. Draper Wood, William--Caroline Tatum--29 Dec. 1864--C.H. Richards Wooddull, John W.--Sarah Ann Nix--24 Dec. 1865--Charles M. Sears Woodruff, Francis J.--Catharine P. Shields--9 Nov. 1865--John Pieratt Woods, Harrison--Martha Homes--22 Oct. 1863--J.M. ~Jilkerson Woodward, Merrick--Levina Hill--3 Sept. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher Wright, Charles E.--Amanda M. Matthews--27 Mar. 1864--L.B. Denni? ******** Hon. Moses A. O'Neil Black Jack Moses A. O'Neil was born in Summerfield, Noble county, Ohio,: June 18, 1832. Both parents, were of Irish birth, but 'immigrated to America when children. His father, John O'Neil, was a farmer. His mother's family name was Ann Horton. Both were Christians, but liberal in their religious views. They were pioneers in Ohio and occupied a position of high respectability in society. Moses A. O'Neil's early life was such as is common to the sons of farmers, contributing his share of labor on the farm and attending the common school during the leisure months. At the age of seventeen he was sent to the Western Liberal Institute, at Marietta, Ohio, where he acquired a good education. After teaching school for some time and, attending the Institute alternately winter and summer, he began the study of medic:lne with his uncle, Dr. William Horton, at Summerfield, and completed his medical course at Sterling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. This education was obtained under difficulties, as he was compelled to work at intervals to obtain money for his tuition and other expenses. He commenced the practice of his profession at Kennonsburgh, Nobl~ county, Ohio, in 1856, where he remained four years. He removed to Kansas and located in Douglas county in 1860, and resumed the practice, which he has continued ever since. He has also owned and managed a farm situated near his residence in Black Jack. In the spring of 1864, he made ,a trip overland to Idaho Territory, landing in Boise City, in September, where he remained until the following June, when he entered upon the duties of acting-assistant surgeon of troops operating against the Indian Territory. This position he held until relieved at his own request the following year. He has held various local offices:. In 1862 he was elected county assessor of Douglas county for a term of two years; in 1872, he was chosen state senator from his county. He is a member of Baldwin City Lodge, No.3, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, has passed all the chairs and represented his lodge in the Grand Lodge of Kansas. 29 ( l �· As an agriculturalist, he has long been prominent, and for several years has been a member of the State Bee-Keepers Association, contributing many able articles on bee culture to the journals devoted to that interest. He has also devoted much time to the study of economi¢ agriculture in Kansas, and contributed numerous articles to the various papers of the State on agricultural and kindred subjects. He accepts the principles of the Christian religion, and has always been a liberal contributor to religious enterprises. He, with his family, attends the Presbyterian church. In politics he has always been a Republican. He was married in Douglas county, Kansas, in 1862, to Miss Eleanor Rosebaugh, who was educated at Sewickley Seminary, Pennsylvania. They have two children--Herbert L. and Mary H. O'Neil. Dr. O'Neil spent the first winter of his residence in Kansa~ in hunting, trapping and trading on the plains in ,Southwestern Kansas, and experienced innumerable hardships, having been constantly harrassed by Indians. * * * * *. * * * Oscar Grinman Richards Eudora , Oscar G. Richards was born, January 12, 1836, at Napoleon, Jackson county, Michigan. His father, Xenophon Richards, was a pioneer of the West; was prominent in the Indian wars and a soldier in the Black Hawk war; a man of but fair connnon school education, but of superior mental abilities and the highest moral character; universally respected for his integrity,' generosity and philanthropy, and in every respect an eminently good man; he was of Scotch-English descent. His mother" formerly Samantha Whaley, died when he was quite young, and he only knows of her by tradition. She was one of nineteen children by the same father and mother; belonged to a family of Ohio pioneers, who were noted for their great muscular strength and wonderful powers of endurance; was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, of great piety ana an active Christian, greatly respected by all who knew her. Oscar G. Richards received but a limited education in the schools, which he afterward improved by diligent application, being determined thoroughly to qualify himself for the duties of life. He was reared on a farm in Livingston county, Illinois, and the early years of his life were spent in manual labor in the discharge of his farming duties. At the age of twenty he joined General Lane's forces, as they went through Illinois, under Captain Wm. Strawn, son of Jacob Strawn, then the largest stock-dealer and farmer in the State. With this hardy, independent: band of pioneers he went to Kansas from Illinois, through Iowa, Nebraska, and west of the then settlements in Kansas, to Topeka, on what was known as Lane's road. Mr. Richards drove the first team on the laying out of that road and planted the first stakes. In this patriotic band were such men as Captain Scrambey, of Illinois, Captain <- 30 �Cutler, of Massachusetts, and old John Brown, of Harper's Ferry fame. On .their route, Mr. Richards captured old John Brown under the impression that he was a spy and one of South Carolina Buford's men. When told of what he was suspected, Captain Brown laughed heartily, and told his captors he could teach them anti-slavery sentiments. Pointing to a camp near by, he said, "There are my boys;" but no amount of persuasion could induce Mr. Richards to release what he thought. was a great. prize, until Captain .Brown was brought into General Lane's presence. G~neral Lane well knew the character of the man brought before him, and the incident was the occasion of great merriment both to Captain Bro~ and General Lane,the former of whom, a great admirer of courage, complimented Mr. Richards and his party for their pluck, and said that only to such men would he ever surrender. Mr. Richards was with. the party that besieged Fort Titus, Fort Sanders and Lecompton; was at Black Jack when Clay Pate surrendered to old John Brown; was at Bull Creek when General Lane drove Reid out of the Territory, and at Lawrence when it was besieged by seventeen hundred pro-slavery men, against less than two hundred free-state men, at the time that Governor GearY,went to the rescue. On the restoration of peace, after what was known as the borderruffian war, Mr. Richards went west to near Manhattan, and took a claim, which he tmproved and cultivated. This claim he sold in 1857, and removed to Douglas county, on what was known as the "Shawnee absentfee lands," taking with him a party of twenty-seven immigrants, including his father, st~p-mother, brothers and other relatives. Here he remained ten years engaged in farming and studying law, as he could procure books and find time. At the age of thirty he applied himself very closely to the study of his profession, ·and at the end of three years was admitted to the bar in Douglas county, at the November term, 1869. ' He has heid the office of justice of the peace for several terms in Eudora. He.' is Master of Doric Lodge No. 83, Eudora, Ancient, ·Free and Accepted Masons. He is also connected with the order of Odd Fellows, and is Past Grand of Eudora Lodge No. 42. He joined both orders :in 1868, and has held various positions in each. In his religious views he is . liberal. In politics he is an unwavering Republican, and was always an anti-slavery man; a good ·organizer and effective worker. He was elected in 1878, a member of the Kansas House of Representatives from Douglas county, a position which he still holds. . I He was married, January 8, 1857, to Miss Martha Granger, of Livingston county, Illinois. The issue of this marriage was two children one boy and one girl, both living and in prosperous circumstances. He was married to Miss Sophia Dorathea Mulsow, a German lady, of Eudora, June 12, 1865. They have four children. I ' Mr. Richards is still a resident of Eudora, doing a fair business, a useful man and a respected citizen. Copied. from the United States Biographical Dictionary Kansas VolumeChicago and Kansas City, S. LEWIS & CO., PUBLISHERS 1879. Submitt;ed by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. 31 �THERE'S NOT MUCH IN A DANISH NAME By Ole Duus Copenhagen--"What's in a name?" is a good question not to ask in Denmark. The answer is "not much," especially if you'!e a bill collector, a postman or, heaven help you, looking for someone named Jensen. Consider these national bursts of nominal originality: I Half this nation of 5 million share 14 family names. Sixty percent of Danish names end in "sen." There are only 85,000 family names in the whole nation. The Copenhagen telephone book is of enormous help. Let's say you want to look up a Jensen, Hansen or Nielsen. There are 32,000 of each. And it doesn't exactly help that hundreds of them have ;the same first names. By comparison, the directory in Manhattan, with ,a slightly larger population, has a mere 3,100 Smiths. " It's a national problem the government has been trying to solve since the late 19th century, when there were 9,000 family names for 2.5 million Danes. A 1e,wmaker of that era issued this warning: "This is a national calamity. If we don't act this nation will no longer be known as the Danes, but as the Jensens or Neilsens." Problems arise. The mailman in a small Jutland village could not possibly know for which of the five Carl Petersens letters were meant. So the postmaster forced the villagers to name their streets and assign house numbers for the first time. A current poster appealing for adequate addresseson'all mail depicts a harassed mailman staring at an apartment house name board filled with Jensens. The situation also has led to some inventive titles that have followed their bearers to the graves. Tombstones note the final resting place of "Mr. Managing Director Jensen," lest he be co~fused with "Mr. Unskilled Worker Jensen." But a computer has their number--if not their names--straight. All Danes now have a personal registration number, without which they cannot open a bank account or see a doctor. The irony of all this is that the Danes became Jensens and Nielsens more or less by mistake. Originally they had a rich tradition.of individualized Viking surnames, many unfit for translation. For those. with. only a smatter.ingof Anglo-:-Saxon, meet' .Haro1d Bluetooth, !1agnus Wagarse and good old Ragnva1d Longtwadd1e. . The Danes were slower than other Europeans in establishing regular family names and took to convenient patronymics, making the son of Jens a Jensen and'Nei1's kid a Neilsen. Then the bureaucrats took over to bring administrative order to a growing mess of surnames everybody was inventing. A royal baptismal ordinance in,1828 made it compulsory for all children to be given a lasting family name. 32 �Trouble was, most rural vicars got that all wrong. They insisted on patrynomics--the "sens"--although any name was eligible. Nobody cared much,· however, since the unofficial name--the inventive :one-still was what coupted in the villages. In 1856 a government decree was handed down saying that all family names given since 1828 must be lasting for all future generations. Suddenly, tens of thousands of Danes were stuck with what they had considered inconsequential patronymics. "Irreparable damage was done to a blooming popular name tradition. Thousands of good individual surnames were lost," said Gordon Alboege of the Name Research Institute of the University of Copenhagen. In 1906 the Danish government permitted readoption of lost surnames, but most Nielsens, Jensens, and Hansens just yawned. Some exp:erts say the Danes simply weren't aware of the new possibilities.· But .there was another goof: The decree also said nobody was allowed to :use the 60,000 protected family names. Alboege is lobbying for a name law reform that would allow Danes to take any name already borne by more than 100 living Danes o,r the name of any Danish place. But Georg Soendergaard, a University of Odense lecturer and a Danish ·name ·expert, is not expecting much change. In fact, he says, things will 'get worse. His computer tells the story. The ann~al population growth is 1 to 2 percent, but only .04 p~rcent, or about 20,000, change their names and only 800 make up entirely new names. That means the relative number of new and uncommon names is bound to decline. But why worry? The prime minister is a plain Joergensen and on a 20-memb~r cabinet he has two Hansens and two Jensens, along with an Andersen, an Olsen, a Christiansen, a Jacobsen, a Matthiasen.and a Heinsen. Copied with ~ull permission and credit to: The Associated Press, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York,. N.Y. - from the Sunday April 15, 1979 Kansas ~ity Star - "People" section. Submitted by Mary JamisoI)-, Lawrence, Kansas. SEED POTATOES, SEED CORN, OATS, and full line all kinds of Field, Grass and Garden Seeds. Flax to. loan on contracts. Big Stocks Cane, Millet, Kaffir ~orn, Dwarf Essex Rape, Macaroni Wheat, Bromus Inermis, English Blue Grass, Etc. Etc., at KANSAS SEED HOUSE. F. Barteldes & Co. 804 Mas~. St. Lawrence, Kansas 33 �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors,who have the same first and last names and this might hasten our answers. Queries are for the present time free to non-members. Theymust concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more. Kathryn Bunton, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 , Would like to exchange information on the following family lines: TYLER, WHITE, WOOD, PALMER, HOYT, NEWELL, FEME, THOMAS, DIXON, SEARS, BUNTON, SWEENY AND HUNT. Hrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Will be glad to excahnge information on the following lines: SEMPLE(Ireland, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio); COON - (New York, }fichigan, Ohio); COLE.- (New York, Michigan, Ohio); BERG - (Germany, New York, Ohio, J{ansas); VOSS; NUPHER; ADAM. Mrs. Melvin Flory, Box 391, Camdenton, Missouri 65020 Would like information about-these early Douglas County, KS. ancestors: Wm. Jefferson SCOTT,Julia A. HUTCHINSON, both from VA; Phillip HOFF¥AN, Nancy WELSH, FAUERBAUGH. Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Sarah DE ROCHER, b. 1833 near Quebec, Canada. Lived in Wisconsin beginning 1848. Who were her parents? Names of b~others and sisters? Mrs. John F. Svreets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Hould like to exchange information concerning the Red River (of the North) Colony with descendants of that colony. Particularly interested in the Swiss colonists who arrived there (in Canada) in 1821. Note: Red River Colony also called Selkirk Settlement. Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with descendants of Elizabeth METCALF ASHWORTH, b.about 1850, ~isconsin. Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with descendants of Harriet VARING BORDEAU, b. about 1825. She lived in Wisconsin after 1830. Mrs. C.D. Jackman, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, Kansas 66608 Desire informat,ion on Elizabeth ??? HAYES b. 22 May 1816, Ohio. She was mother of Jacob Eller HAYES b. 2 Oct. 1838 South Bend, IN. 1850 Elizabeth m. John CHANEY. They moved to Des Moines, IA. Elizabeth is buried in Rising Sun Cemetery. She d. 12 May1893. What was Elizabeth's maiden name? Where in' Ohio was she born? Alfred 1.. Kibler, 2701 Raven Road, Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077 Desire to correspond with descendants of Andrew J. KIBLER, b. Aug~st 1840, w. Caroline BURNER, b. October 1841. Both were b. in Powell's Fort, Shenandoah County, VA. Children: Mary, Mattie V., Jo~n B., Harvy, Georgiana F., Carrie E., and Josephine V. In 1900, they lived in Wellsville, KS. 34 �Mrs. K. Duggan, 72 Prussia Street, N.C. Road, Dublin 7, Ireland Would you help me get in touch with descendants of my relative, James FRENEY or FREENEY who emigrated to America, probably in the mid-1800's. He was formerly of "Mill House", Clash Rathdrum, County Wick10w,·Ire1and. Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928 Cornell Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Need information on Arethusa BURNSIDE BROWNING, probably born iniKentucky in 1830's. Was in Buchanan County, MO. in 1880 census. Hr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Seek ancestors Ebenezer HOWARD. Lived Canaan, Columbia Co., NY.; Died April/May 1812. Named in Will, Wife Eunice. Children Martin; John, born 1792, married Harriet DE WITT; Hiram, born 1800, married Elizabeth HAIGHT; Patty, married John BENEDICT; Abigail, married William PIERCE; Nina, married Samuel STOWERS; Phebe, married Andrew RICKLE; Lena; Susanna; Anna. Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Jacob BRANSON Jr. born ca 1840 Indiana, wife Hannah (HOWARD) BRANSON born 1847 Michigan, died 12 June 1878 Kansas. Resided Wakarusa ~wp. Douglas Co. and Osage Co. Kansas. Had children Albert born .1863; Charles born 1865; Eugene b. 1867; Edwin b. 1868; Cora b. 1870, married and had child by 1888; Dolores born 1872; Irene born 1877; Nellie born 1874. Wish to complete birth, death dates, places, where buried, whereabouts of descendants. . Mrs. Edith Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604 Anna Gracia Margaret HERZBERG, born Bremen or Hannover Germany, came to Lawrence, Kansas ca 1871, married Adolph MENGER. Parents born Hannover Germany. Mother died there ca 1858, father ca 1868. She had six older brothers. One brother HERZBERG/HERTZBERG resided near Booneville, Cooper Co., Missouri. Had family. Died ca 1910. Desire information of parents, brothers. Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need locations 'and family information for Elizabeth BORDEN (daugh~er of Francis BORDEN and Elizabeth PARKER) born 1779; married Thomas TULEY 1810; died 1852; chi1dren--Char1es BORDEN, Mary STEWART, Ann FOLWELL and Ferdinand. Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044: Beulah NORCROSS, born ca 1791 possibly in New Jersey, married Benjamin FRAZIER 1813. Hoved to Shelby county Ohio. They had eight children: George Washington, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Joseph, Mary, Rebecca and Elizabeth. Seeking any information about this family and their parents. ' Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 5, Box 176,Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond with ANDERSONS whose ancestors. were in Ohio in early 1840's. Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 5, Box176,Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to correspond and exchange information on SWAN, SWANN, SCHWAN, SCHWANN residing in New York in 1800. 35 �Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas 66044... Who are the parents of and where in Kentucky was James M. HOUGLAN~ born? Died, Jan. 6, 1883, Macon, MO; married Elizabeth WILSON (born in Kentucky, 1825, daughter of Hugh and Ann WILSON) in LaPato, Adair Co.~ MO, April 16, 1844. Ten children, all born in Macon, MO. Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need information about Gilbert G. DART b. about 1790-1800, N.Y. In 1822 Gilbert DART was commissioned lieutenant in the New York Militia~ Records of other members of his family indicate that he may have lived around Lysander, NY (North and West of Syracuse.) about 1822 to 1830 when he removed with his family to Ohio. Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need information about Gilbert DART, Jr. b. 1857, d. 10 May l878:in Okla., m. 'Laura WALTERS at Garnett, Ks. removed later to Oklahoma. Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Request information on descendants of Jacob L. SARVER ("Jake"), ciarried to Sally DART,' first resided at Garnett, Kansas, removed to Kansas City, Kansas, then to Oklahoma. Had two sons: Olney SARVER; Clyde SARVER; and a daughter ~ I Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Request information on David SWIAHER m. DiedemaSTANLEY, from Lewis County, W. VA.: Birth dates: probably in the early 1800's. Migr,ated to Muskingum Co., OH. Ms. Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Looking for descendants of Electa Harriet BRAMAN who resided in Auburn, KS from 1878-1907 when she moved to Topeka to live with her daughter, Addie M. CRAIG. Electa died May 6, 1927, and Addie died ca. 1962, place unknown. * ** **** HIS ROOTS GO BACK TO CAESAR By Carleton Jones' THE GENEALOGY BOmi - "Roots" and all that - takes a new and, startling form in the tale of Carroll Brice, a 52-year old Annapolis-Baltimore blueblood who says he has traced his family line back 79 generations - to Julius Caesar, no less. ! It's been a 30-year search, says Mr. Brice, a designer pf funerary monuments whose firm d,id the Alabama memorial at Gettysburg and the Cardinal Gibbons monument at the Basilica of the Assumption. It has led h:lm down the trails of history, turning up ancestors by the bushel. Would you believe that Mr. Brice is descended from Marc Antony and Pepin the Short? Or Hildegarde of Swabia (757-782 A.D.)? Or Lady Dodo of Saxony? Or Geoffrey Plantagenet? Or Old King Cole? 36 �Well, he is, says Mr. Brice and so are ten or twenty thousand other Marylanders. The startling Brice genealogy, which family members have been working on for more than 100 years, is embodied as the showcase" 31-page article in Broad Neck Hundred, a graphic and historical quarterly published in Annapolis since 1975. : "I don't want anyone to think I have done all of this myse1:f," says Mr. Brice as he contemplates his multi-branched family tree. A large swath of Brice genealogy, (coupled with another Maryland clan, the Ti1ghmans as in Tench), was worked out by Ethel Brice Duvall, whp died in 1950 at 77 after 60 years of studying family lore. "Ethel l<;new her great-great-great aunt, who was born she, [Elizabeth Brice] in turn, knew her grandfather, John prominent Revolutionary soldier who was born in 1738," Mr. This allowed direct family knowledge to accumulate for six in 1798 and Bricei 3d, the Brice: relates. gener?tions. "Bricesof record go back to the Battle of Crecy [in 1346]'," says the genealogist, who carried out part of his research at England,' s College of Arms. Yet Crecy is not even halfway back through the BriceTilghman history. As set forth in Broad Neck Hundred, the Brice genealogy opens with the Caesars, runs through Julia and Marc Antony 2d and Marc Antony 3d, and wife Octavia. Their great-grandaughter was Boadicea, the legendary heroine queen of Britain and her grandson was King "Coe1" as in Old King Cole. "Boadicea wiped out 2.5 Roman legions and there were only four Roman 1egi.ons there," says Mr. Brice, who obviously enjoys his historic sidelights. The merry old soul, however, is still more than 60 generations away from modern titp.es. Brice ancestors dug themselves in as the Merovignian kings of France and lords of Savoy, according to the study. Then, between 689 and 814 A.D., the family really hit one of its high spots. In quick succession comes Charles Martel, called "The Hammer," the warrior Frankish duke who beat back the Arabs at the Battle of Tours; Pepin the Short and Charlemagne, the father of his country. The Norman conquest in 1066 sent numerous Brice ancestors into England and with it alliances with the P1antagenets, with Eleanor of Aquitaine and wicked King John, Robin Hood's favorite heavy. In the Tudor period the family names were from the top, and often beheaded, ranks of society, Beauchamps, Nevi11es, Berke1eys and Despencers, the family history says. Mr. Brice notes that the key figure in getting the Brice-Tilghman "royal line" to America was Dr. Richard Tilghman who emigrated to'the Chester River area from England in 1661, along with a wife, Mary Fox1ey, who was painted, by Sir Peter Le1y. Mr. Brice is ninth in descent.from Dr. Tilghman. It is an odd fact that the Brice-Tilghman line, as traced 37 �back to royalty, has only one female progenitor, Anna Maria Margaret Tilghman who was wife of Judge Nicholas Brice, until y:ou get all the way back 12 generations to Susannah Whetenhall who lived in Tudor England. All the other transmitters of the line were men. This is ,not so odd as it seems, says Mr. Brice. "The borsey line [of Maryland, with which there is a connection to the Bn.ce~ Tilghman line] has gone for 1,000 years without a name change," he reports. To produce his mountain of research, Mr. Brice "corresponded with people allover the country." He used his evenings for most of the work "instead of looking at the boob tube." He estimates he has spent "several years worth of 24-hour days" in developing the tale. A: Dorsey family reunion in 1964 at Hockley near Annapolis was helpful. There were Dorseys from 19 states. "I found 15 of us had the same ancestors." In fact, ancestors and descendants of ancestors surface all the time. "Since I came to Baltimore [in 1971] I have met at least 200 people I'm related to," he reports. i • I Mr. Brice says the bible of early Maryland genealogy is Warfield's chronicle of Anne Arundel county. Also a key source is thei790 first censu~ of Maryland where seven new Brice ancestors surfaced. The genealogist uses the huge, coat-of-arms-emblazoned map of the English royal family, published recently by the College of Arms and sold in Westmirister Abbey among other spots, to prove his p~ints'and dress up all the ancient names with some glamour. "See this," he says as his hand sweeps back into the past. "The most vicious line is the Scotch line. In 15 generations, only t~o died a natural death ... You're not born with this knowledge. You have to cultivate it. All these people had to be vicious before Ch~,istia.nity came along. Who was more vicious than [the Roman Emperor] Claudius? It was a dagger society." Actually~ Mr. Brice says there are 12 interrelated lines leading back to European·royalty among the Colonial famil;tes of Maryland's earliest days. The Brice-Tilghman line is only one of them. The others will be traced, in subsequent issues of Broad Neck Hundred. There is nothing, he says, particularly distinctive about being descended from royalty. Thousands of people are. "Back 38 generations to the time of the Holy Roman Empire your grandparents number in the millions." And what about the bar sinister? The chance that some ance'stor passed off the child of a lover as her husband's? "Hho would know? says the genealogist resignedly. .... . '. ~.~ .. :.. __ : _."_ ". ------".--:: ..:,- THE BRICE-TILGHMAN LINE 1. 2. 3. Numerius Julius Caesar Lucius Julius Caesar Sextus Julius Caesar 4. 5. 6. 38 Sextus Julius Caesar 2d Lucius Julius Caesar 2d Lucius Julius Caesar 3d �7. Julia - Mark Anthony 2d 143 B.C. 8. Hark Anthony 3d 83 B.C. - Octavia d. 11 B.C~· 9. Antonia - Drusus 38 B.C.-9 B.C. 10. Claudius d. 54 A.D. 11. Venissa - Arviragus d. 74 A.D. 12. Boadicea d. 62 A~D. - Prasutagus d. 61 A.D. 13. Their Dau. (Name Lost) - Maric 14. Coe1 15. Athi1dis- Marcomir d. 149 A.D. 16. C1odomir IV d. 166 A.D. - Hasilda 17. King Farabert d. 186 A.D. 18. King Sunno d. 213 A.D. 19. King Hi1deric d. 253 A.D. 20. King Bartherus d. 272 A.D. 21. King C10dius d. 298 A.D. 22. King Walter d. 306 A.D. 23. King Dagobert d. 317 A~D. 24. Geneba1d I d. 350 A.D. 25. King Dagobert d. 379 A.D. 26. King C10dius d. 389 A.D. 27. King Marcomir d. 404 A.D. 28. Pharamond - Argotta 29. C1odio - Basina 30. Merovec d. 458 A.D. - Verica 31. Chi1deric I 436-481 A.D. - Basina of Thuringia 32. Clovis 465-511 A.D. - Clothilde 33. C10thaire I 497-561 A~D. - Ingonde 34. B1ithildes - Ausbert of Moselle d. 570 A.D. 35. Arnou1 d. 601 - Oda de Savoy 36. Arno1ph d. 'ca. 641 A. D. - Lady Dodo of Saxony 37. Anchises d. 685 A.D. - Begga of Brabant d. 698 A.D. 38. Pepin d'Herista1 d. 714 A.D. - Alpais 39. Charles Martel 689-741 A.D. - Rotrude d. 724 A.D. 40. Pepin the Short 714-768 A.D. - Bertha of Laon d. 783 A.D. 41. Charlemagne 742-814 A.D. - Hildegarde of Suabia 757-782 A.D. 42. Pepin 776-810 A.D. - Bertha of Toulouse 43. Bernhard d. 812 A.D. - Cunegonde 44. Pepin 45. Herbert I d. 902 A.D. 46. Herbert II, Count of Vermandois ,d. 943 A.D. - Hildebrand 47. Robert, Count of Vermandois d. 968 A.D. - Adelaide de Cha10ns 48. Adelaide d. 976 A.D. - Geoffrey, Count d'Anjou 49. Fu1k III d.1040 - Hildegard 50. Ermengarde d'Anjou - Geoffrey II de Castinois 51. Fu1k IV, 1043-1109 - Bertrade de Montfort 52. Fu1k V, 1092-1144 - Ermengarde du Maine, d. 1126 53. Geoffrey P1antagenet, 1113-1151 - Matilda, 1102-1164 54. Henry II (P1antagenet), 1133-1189 - Eleanor of Aquitaine 55. King John (5th son), 1166-1216 - Isabelle Tail1efer 56. King Henry III, 1207-1272 - Eleanor of Provence 57. King Ed,~ard I, (3rd son), 1239-1307 - Eleanor of Castile 58. King Edward II, 1284-1327 - Isabella 39 �59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. ~7. 78. 79. King Edward III, 1312-1377 - Phi1ippia Edmund Duke of York, 1341-1402 - Isabella, 13 -1392 Constance P1antagent d. 1416 - Thomas Despencer Isabelle Despencer d. 1440 - Sir Richard Beauchamp Elizabeth Beauchamp d. 1448 - Edward de Neville d. 1476 George de Neville d. 1492 - 1st Margaret d. 1485 E1izabeth.Nevi11e - Sir Thomas de Berkeley Alice de Berkeley - George \fuetenha11 Capt. Thomas \fuetenha11 - Dorothy Fane Susannah \fuetenha11 - William Tilghman, 1518-1593/94 Oswald Tilghman, 1579-1628 - Abigail Taylor, 1585-1626 Dr. Richard Tilghman, 1626-1675 - Mary Rox1ey d. ca. 1700 Richard Tilghman, 1672-1738 - Anna }mria Lloyd, 1677-1748 Hatthew Tilghman, 1718-1790 - Ann Lloyd, 1723-1794 Richard Tilghman, 1746-1805 - Margaret Tilghman, 1744-1779 Anna Maria Margaret Tilghman 1774-1858 - Judge Nicholas Brice, 1771-1851 Charles Carroll Brice 1810-1852 - Susan Selby, 1823-1869 George Hoffman Brice, 1853-1905 - Rose Ida Stinchcomb, 1854-i916 Charles Carroll Brice, 1878-1950 - Mary Linstid Tydings, 1879-1955 Dr. Oliver. Tydings Brice, b. 1903 - Me1vena Lochwood Tomkinsqn, b. 1904 Carroll Brice Printed with full permission of author, from Sun Magazine of The Baltimore Sun, May 20, 1979. Submitted by Floyd Stayton, Lawrence, Kansas. : ** ***** * J.D. BOWERSOCK, :President H. L. HOORE, Vice-President PAUL R. BROOKS, Cashier H.E. 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BOX ~664 LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044 �"THE PIONEER" Published Quarterly By: 'The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66044 ,FaItI 1979 Vol. III, No. 2 Contents Page . . . . .'. . . . Officers - Committees. • President's Note ~ •.. Douglas County Biqgraphies • • 4(+ Haskell Indian Junior College Cemetery 48 Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization. 50 1863 - 1864 Kansas Weekly Tribune Articles • · 52 I School · 60 Informatio~ "City Founders Vied on Plains: • • 62 "In Search of Roots" . • 65 "Some People Talk About Inflation" ' 68 , Queries. • 69 ,. , 0'", . , .;... . ,1 . ******** Invite a friend to'our regular meeting.' ******** A bureaucrat is a government employee who will fly 3,000 miles to deliver a speeeh on the necessity of saving fuel. "Home Town News" - Wichita, Kansas, Eagle-Beacon. 41 �Officers: President: Mary Jamison Vice Presid<fnt: Secretary: Jane Wiggins Treasurer: Cora Fe11enstein Genealogist: Emma Berg Librarian: Editor: Library Committee: Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Georgiana Br'une Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Clarke Typing: Jane Wiggins Indexing: Kathryn Bunton History and ,Records: Nettie Wismer, Dorothy Wiggins Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison The Dpug1as,County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regular, scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m. alternated between, the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor. Afternoon m~etings are held if possible and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for 2 family members. fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year. The The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale: Limited number of 'back copies of the quarterly "THE PIONEER". $1.50 ($2.00,by mail) Corrlley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE'.'. (Postage and tax extra) $10.50 members; $12.50 non-members. 16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes. tax extra) $3.00 (Postage and "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)". and tax extra) "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE". ,., tax extra) $5~50 I (Postage $6,. 00 {Postage and Tax is added only where applicable. Watch for deta,i1s about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King, Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas. 42 �Hello, At last we are.able to bring you a publication. It is not an easy task to acquire any amount of unpublished material unless, you, our readers help us. Our thank you to our usual faithful contributors. It is also not easy to assemble our board members. Asking people to make a special trip any distance these days just isn't feasible. We try to "let our fingers do the walking" but that can get expensive also in the area of long distance calls. Again thank you, ~~ Mary Jamison President Last Blast: The easiest way to make a mountain out of a mole hill is to add a little dirt. (With permission from the Home Town News in the Wichita, Ks. Eagle Beacon by Frank Good.) Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King, Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas. I am not bound to win, but am bound to be true, I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to what light I have. I must stand with anybody that stands right; Stand with him while he is right, 'and part with him when he goes wrong. --Abraham Lincoln Voltaire is known for having said "If God had not existed, it would have been necessary to invent him." However, if Voltaire had not existed, it would not have been necessary to invent him! -~ Jonathan Ketchum 43 �REV. CHARLES HAZELTINE LOVEJOY. Baldwin City. Charles H. Lovejoy, a Kansas pioneer minister of the gospel, was born in Hebron, Grafton county, New Hampshire, October 20, 1811. He was of ' English descent by both father and mother. His grandfather, Jacob Lovejoy, was a drummer-boy in the Revolutionary war, one of the first settlers of Hebron, and was afterward a farmer, occupying a high position in society and in the Baptist church. His father, Phinehas Lovejoy, born at Hebron, New Hampshire, was converted to the religion of Jesus when a mere boy, and afterward became eminent as a Baptist preacher, dying of old age, passing quietly, without apparent illness to a better world, at the age of ninetyfour years,having the morning of his death arisen as usual, and the family being out of the sitting room a few minutes, returned and found him on his knees by his bedside, dead. The Lovejoy family were remarkable for longevity. The mother of the subj ect of ·this article, whose maiden name was Annis Blood, was born in Farley, Vermont, and was a woman of active charities, and eminent for her piety and usefulness in the Baptist church. Charles H. Lovejoy received but about six months' schooling, and though a well-read, intelligent man, especially on theological subjects, is truly a self-made man, having acquired nearly all his education under great difficulties. He was converted to religion at nine years of age, and while he worked on his father's farm till twenty-one years old, devoted much time to the study of religious questions, and at the age of eighteen years began to preach in the neighborhood. Soon after he became twentyone years old, he went to a circuit, under Rev. Ellizar Wells as presiding elder, traveling on a circuit six hundred miles in circumference, embracing portions of Vermont, New Hampshire and Canada, (much of his circuit embraced within what was known as the disputed NorthEastern Boundary). On this circuit, he traveled six months, receiving .one dollar and a pair of socks for his services. He studied theological books and the Bible at the plow \vhile his team rested. Leaving this circuit he joined the Maine conference in 1832, and continued to travel and preach in Maine for six years, and from thence was transferred to the Troy conference in New York and Vermont. His appointments were in Vermont where he preached for eight years, when he became connected with the New Hampshire conference, traveling in that work for seven years, when he left for Kansas in ~furch, 1855, and was the second traveling Methodist preacher in Kansas. He was one of a company of eight persons who located Manhattan, and he built the first house on the town site - a log cabin. Five of these eight persons were graduates of college. He was the first stationed Methodist preacher at Lawrence, and organized the first Methodist church at Manhattan, preaching the second sermon ever delivered in that place. He has continued in the ministry for over forty-five years, and is still actively engaged in the traveling ministry. He located on a farm near Baldwin City, in 1857, planted-one of the first orchards in Kansas, and has been engaged in superintending fruit growing since his first settlement, being one of the most successful fruit- 44 �growers in Kansas; sustaining himself mainly in his religious work by his own hands and good management as a horticulturist. He was the first chaplain of the Legislature under the Topeka constitution, and in 1857-9, was chaplain of the House in the Territorial Legislature, and the first chaplain of the Kansas House after admission into the Union as a State. He was an active free-state man, using all his power and influence to establish freedom in Kansas. He was a chaplain in the 11th Kansas Volunteers, serving two and a half years, and being mustered out at the close of the war. He was married in Lebanon, New Hampshire, September 7, 1833, to Miss Julia L. Hardy, daughter of Daniel Hardy, a leading merchant, farmer and business man of that place; noted for his integrity, uprightness and' Christianity. Mrs. Lovejoy is a woman of superior education and of rare literary ability, contributing many articles, both of prose and poetry, to the public press of Kansas, taking deep interest_in church affairs, ,and illustrating a long life of usefulness in eminent work for the salvation of mankind, patiently bearing the burdens with her husband in his long career as a minister, greatly aiding him in his work. They have had six children, only two of whom survive: Rev. Charles Julius, a minister of great ability in the Methodist church, as well as a business man ot eiminent success, and Irving Roscoe, the first white child born on the town site of Manhattan, a graduate of Baker University, and now engaged in the profession of teaching. Two daughters accompanied Mr. Lovejoy when he immigrated to Kansas, in March, 1855, named Juliette Louisa, aged fifteen years, and Edith Urania, aged nearly six years. Edith died with measles, and exposure, May 5, 1855, the day after their arrival in Lawrence, and her grave was the third made by the pioneers on Mount Oread. She was a beautiful, golden-haired child, the pet of the family. She died in a little cabin, just erected by Joseph Savage, whose kind, Christian family showed every attention possible to the bereaved household. Juliette was married to Dr. S. Whitehorn, of Manhattan, who moved from Michigan to Kansas, in the fall of 1854, and, after a brief period of five years of wedded life, she died of typhoid fever, exchanging earth for the better land. Charles Julius, has a son named Charles Henry. Arthur, the only child of Juliette, was born at Manhattan, in 1858, and is seeking his fortune at the Black Hills, Dakota Territory. He has visited in his travels, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, and various portions of the West. His mother was a woman of rare beauty and loveliness of character. Mr. Lovejoy has, perhaps, done more work than any other minister in Kansas, traveling, preaching, organizing churches, and in his general devotion to the work of Christianity. He has been especially eminent as a temperance worker, making great sacrifices in every good work, in the cause of freedom as well as religion. CAPTAIN JAMES COOPER STEELE. Clinton. James C. Steele was born at Chillicothe, Ross county, Ohio, November 14, 1801. His father, Robert Steele, was of Irish descent, resided in Pennsylvania, from whence he removed to Ohio in 1800, where he carried on black- 45 �smithing and carpentering, and made the nails and built the first state house of Ohio at Chillicothe. His mother, whose maiden name was Johnston, was a daughter of a distinguished Chillicothe physician. Both parents were Presbyterians, and were leading influential pioneers, of whom the subject of this sketch has many relics. Many relics of the old state house built by the pioneer are preserved by people of Ohio from all parts of the State. James C. Steele was brought up on a farm in Ross county, to which his father removed from Chillicothe when he was about ten years old, but afterward received a good academic education at Nesbitt Academy, probably the first institution of that character in the State. When a boy he learned the trade of a carpenter, which he followed for about ten years. At the age of twenty-three he married and entered upon life as a farmer, opening up a farm in the heavy timber of that section, and by energy and industry made one of the best farms in all that country. In 1848 he removed to South Salem, in that county, and entered upon merchandising, but still carried on the farming, and remained at farming and in the mercantile business until 1854. The very day the news came of the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill he declared he was going to Kansas to help make a free State. A colony was organized, but many of its members became discouraged and determined to locate in Iowa, and, on account of his complications with them in business, he was almost compelled to settle with them in Warren county, remaining there until 1857, when he started for Kansas. On March 4th of that year he crossed the Kansas state line, and immediately located at Clinton, Douglas county, took a claim and improved it, and still resides within a fourth of a mile of his pioneer cabin. He has been among the most successful of Douglas county farmers, and now, at almost the age of four score years, is among the most industrious agriculturists of the county. At an early age he was captain of an Ohio military company, and afterward commissioned by the governor to be lieutenant-colonel. During the war, five of his sons being in the army, he stood guard in defense of the country in the most dangerous times, and was among the most patriotic of citizens. He was one of the original organizers of the Free Soil party of Ohio, and was three times their candidate for the Legislature and twice for Congress when the anti-slavery party was in a hopeless minority. He assisted in organizing the Cincinnati & Marietta Railroad, was a stockholder and one of the contractors, and aided in its construction. He spent much labor and money for the cause of education, and was one of the founders and builders of the Salem Academy at South Salem, Ohio. He was a Whig until 1833, when he joined what he believes to be the first anti-slavery society in the West, and was thenceforth a liberty party man until the organization of the Republican party in 1854, since which time he has been an influential, active Republican. His ancestors were Presbyterians and he has been a member of that church since his youth, and has been a ruling elder for more than forty years. 46 �He was married October 5, 1826, to Miss Elizabeth F. McLean, daughter of Alexander McLean, a Scotchman, brother of the celebrated divine, Dr. D. V. McLean, of Princeton, New Jersey. She was a lady of education, a prominent, influential member of the Presbyterian church, a most estimable wife and mother, who died in Kansas, February 3, 1868. They had six sons and two daughters. One of the sons, Marcus, died .in infancy. Robert is a prominent farmer and extensive dealer in stock, is married to Hiss Belle C. Cumings, and has six children--three sons and three daughters. He was a captain in the Price raid, and participated in the battles of Westport and the Big and Little Blue. Lewis S. is a lawyer, residing in Lawrence, who has been twice married, and has one daughter by his first marriage, and three sons by the second. His first wife was Miss Harriet Stathem, who died in September, 1858. His second wife was Miss Louisa A., daughter of the Rev. A. Blakeley, a distinguished Presbyterian minister, and is a lady of great literary ability, contributing many valuable articles to the public press. James M. was born January 13, 1839. He moved to Warren county, Iowa, October 1, 1855, and to Douglas county, Kansas, in June, 1857. He was appointed deputy clerk of the district court of Douglas county in April, 1861. He was appointed captain of Co. E, 12th Kansas Volunteers, in September, 1862, and lieutenant-colonel 11th United States Colored Troops, January, 1865, and recruited and organized five companies, which were consolidated with the l13th Regiment United States Colored Troops at Little Rock, Arkansas, in April, 1865. He was mustered out of service in March, 1866, and returned to Kansas in March, 1867. He was appointed adjutant of the 19th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry in March, 1868, and served with Generals Sheridan and Custer in the Indian campaign until mustered out in April, 1869. He located at Emporia, Kansas, in real estate business in company with ex-Governor S. J. Crawford, October, 1869. He entered Emporia National Bank as bookkeeper, January, 1872, and became assistant cashier in 1875. October, 1875, he married Hattie McBean, of Cadiz, Ohio. Captain A. J. Steele died February 11, 1874. Amzi J. entered the army as a private in the 9th Kansas, and was promoted to be captain. He married Miss Ellen A. Pierson, and died February 16, 1874, having one child that has since died. Ira T., a farmer and stock dealer in Douglas county, who participated in the battles of Westport, Little Blue and Big Blue. Mary V. married R. A. Dean, farmer, residing in Douglas county. Eveline M. married Charles F. Woodward, who has since died. The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume. S. Lewis & Co., Publishers, 1879. Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas. Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you. Carl Sandburg Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King, Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas. 47 �THE HASKELL CEHETERY The Haskell Cemetery is located at the east edge of the campus and was used only during the first twenty-five years of the school. There were years within that period when no burials were made and there have been no burials in the cemetery since 1913. The markers show the name of the individual, his tribal group, the date of birth and the date of death. The Key Club, composed of Haskell boys and sponsored by the Lawrence Kiwanis Club, volunteered to care for the cemetery and we are indebted to them for the following record: Name White Wolf, Harry Barber, Eugene Thomas, Seth Tuttle;, Thomas Panther, Charles King, Lippie Williams, Andrew Eyre, Willie Kimbell, Stephen Hand, Nellie Walker, Susie Walker, Ollie Buell, James Yellow Eyes, Fred Cadue, Sophie McCarty, Agnes Scheshewalla, Herbert Buffalo, Fred Holmes, Moses Bigfire, Maggie Mohajah, May Siler, 'Peter McGuire, Bird Howell, Eberhald White, Clarence Cage, Lena Reynolds, Charley Guy, John Gibson, Willie Little Elk, Harry Sunmer, Fred Cheauteau, Metofo Meachem, Guy Eaves, Edna Murie, Jesse D. Big Snake, Andrew Vallier, Samuel Tribe Cheyenne Cheyenne Osage Osage Osage Peoria Pawnee Pawnee Ponca Arapahoe Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Kickapoo Modoc Osage Ponca Ponca Cheyenne Kaw Mohave Osage Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Arapahoe Caddo Caddo Cheyenne Kaw Osage Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Ponca Quapaw 48 :::'Birth Death 1884 1877 1867 1866 1865 1868 1867 1871 1868 1871 1878 1875 1869 1874 1874 1870 1866 1869 1871 1869 1880 1863 1869 1873 1874 1881 1871 1877 1887 1875 1877 1872 1880 1877 1873 1872 1877 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 �Name Campbell, Martha Riley, Mary Sears, Willie Big Tree, Chester Beaver, James Banks, Joseph Hayes, Webb Clark, George Blackburn, Joseph DeAr son , Peter Dickson, Annie Mathews, Ora LaClair, Henry Wo1fchief, Jerry Hanenno, Harry Big Joe, Christopher Ricketts, Agnes Moharty, Jonah Ingalls, Fred Swamp, Adam Pishabay, George Pendleton, Corrie Mohajah, Ada Patterson, Josiah LaForce, Jack Evans, George J. Peouah, Nettie Peouonca, Ambrose Momdoka, John Choate, Josephine Swamp, Nelson Hall, Lee Edge, Charles Adams, Charles Pahnahine, Mary Perry, Ar1eich Smith, Andrew Long, Job Peabody, Johnson Vito1ia, Nelson Burnett, Willie Rossuau, Joseph Bronson, Luella Congwio, Lomo Taylor, John Hanson, Willie Quein, Charles Carter, Gorman Rough Feather, Charles Long Marsh, Barrett Little Eyes, John Tribe Seminole Seminole Sioux Winnebago Wyandot Paiute Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Arapahoe Osage Ponca Cheyenne Commanche Ottawa Pawnee Shawnee Modoc Oneida Ottawa Cheyenne Kaw Pawnee Osage Shawnee Kickapoo Ottawa Potawatomi Assiniboin Oneida Wichita Caddo Pawnee Potawatomi Chippewa East Cherokee East Cherokee Omaha Papago Potawatomi Chippewa Delaware Hopi Ute Winnebago Wyandot Caddo Sioux Winnebago N. Cheyenne 49 Birth Death 1870 1871 1872 1873 1876 1869 1875 1875 1879 1876 1871 1875 1874 1875 1868 1873 1881 1871 1878 1878 1879 1879 1878 1868 1880 1882 1888 1874 1880 1878 1887 1874 1879 1884 1893 1882 1876 1883 1892 1883 1886 1886 1892 1884 1876 1882. 1883 1886 1886 1886 1881 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 1890 1890 1890 1891 1891 1891 1891 1891 1892 1892 1892 1893 1893 1893 1894 1894 1895 1895 1895 1899 1899 1899 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1904 1904 1904 1905 �Name Webster, Sophia Levali, Patrick Miles, Sadie No readable name Little Wolf, Thomas Hanson, David Preieto, Antonio Lew, Galeb Fiddler, Cecelia Mae Tribe Birth Death Oneida Chippewa Miami Navajo Sioux Digger Mission Ukie Chippewa 1890 1889 1893 1890 1897 1890 1895 1895 1923 1905 1907 1907 1907 1908 1910 1911 1913 1943 Copied with permission of Haskell Junior College President, Wallace Galluzzi. **** Petitions for Naturalization Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from Naturalization Petition and Record Book Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924 p. 2 Full name: -- Gustaf Anderson of Residence: Tonganoxie, Kansas Occupation: Farmer Born: 19 June 1842 PLaCe: Nowe (?), Sweden Emigrate~ to u.S. from Sweden on or about 1 May 1865, arrived at Port of N.Y. - in the U.S. on the vessel Baltimore Declaration of intention: 29 Oct. 1868 Residence in Kansas since: 1 June 1867 Wife's name: Carrie, born in Sweden and now resides in Tonganoxie, Kansas Number of children: Two ~lace p. 3 Full name: John Alfred Anderson ReSidence: Eudora Township, Douglas Co. Occupation: Farmer Born: 13 Dec. 1858 Place: Asqersme (?), Sweden Emigrated to U.S. from Sweden, Nov. 1881 arrived N.Y. on vessel, (Inman Line) Declared intention: 31 Dec. 1888 at Kansas City in the Criminal Court of Jackson Co., Mo . . Wife's name: Mary Christena Anderson, b. Sweden, now resides, Douglas Co., Ks. Children: Five 50 �Naturalization petitions continued: p. 4 Name: Olaf Anderson ReSidence: RFD 1, Lawrence, Kansas Occupation: Farmer Date of birth: 2 May 1850, Billing, Sweden E"lIDri"grated from Sweden about 14 Oct. 1880 arrived N.Y. on vessel, "Helvitea" Declaration of Intention: 10 Mar. 1881, Kansas City Circuit Court, Jackson Co., Kansas Wife's name: Betty, born,Sweden, now resides, Lawrence, Kansas. Children: Three p. 46 Name: John Conrad Anderson Residence: 832 Tennessee, Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Traveling grocery salesman Birthdate: 12 Nov. 1874 Place: Nyham, Sweden Emnigrated from Nyham, Sweden, 1 Aug. 1883, arrived at port of Castle Garden, N.Y. on the vessel "Gieser" Wife's name: Inez Mildren Anderson - 832 Tenn. She was born in Lawrence, Ks. Children: Two Resided in Kansas since: 28 Aug. 1883 p. 8 Name: August Henry Boehle Residence: Lawrence, Ks. Occupation: Farming Birthdate,!' 28 March 1864, Potsdam, Germany Emigrated: from Germany, 25 Mar. 1881, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Howstaufen" Resided in Kansas since: 15 April 1881 Declaration of Intention: 10 Aug. 1886 Lawrence, District Court Wife's name: Augusta, born Wisconsin, resides Lawrence, Kansas. Children: Fi ve Name: August Benson Residence: R.F.D. # 3, Lecompton, Douglas Co. Occupation: Farmer Birthdate: 30 Nov. 1851 Place: Inidinge, Sweden Emigrated from: Helsenberg, Sweden, 1 Sept. 1881, arrived N.Y. on White Star Line (name unknown). Declaration of Intention: 30 April 1883, Albia, Iowa District Court, Monroe Co. Resided in Kansas since: 9 Nov. 1902 Wife's name: Lena Benson, b. Gramrnanstorp, Sweden, resides Douglas Co., Ks. Children: Five To be',continued in future issues : C'op'iedand ,submitted Hrs. Judy S!'le,ets, L~'£'rence, Kansas. ..~ay- be _~~ta~ne._dAireC:tly::'f~om tl:le p,et it ions . ' ".". . .::t . : . - .... : ,..~~~~ . • __ -~ ' " •• " .' .::. '.., :'":~:::.- "~::".-:·>~,,:,">l_~' :"._:~ . _~...d:"_:"'_:-:-0:~'.:r~"'.t.t-·"f' . - . _ -.:'::__ • t - '- • . ~. - _ 0-, . _ ~_ __: , }·:-G:~~..-,d~~..-:..:.:=-.- ~"\"-.,- 51· ' ;' More information �KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE - March 5, 1863 Lawrence, Kansas City Election The City Election, on last Monday, went off very quietly, and considering that there was but little excitement, a very large vote was polled. The following is the vote as copied by us from the official return: Mayor: Geo. W. Collamore 338 Councilmen: J ..F. Griswold . Samuel Fry . . Geo. E. Holt. Josiah Miller . Louis Wise . . Wm. M. Hazeltine. Hiram Town. • . Scat te ring. . . • 236 194 317 •• 292 89 62 100 9 Justice of the Peace: N. C. Blood. . . "" "To fill vacancy . H.J. Canniff. . . . . . . . "" "Tofill vacancy . . Scattering. • . • . · 121 • • 118 80 10 1 City Marshall: Wm. L.G. Soule. . ... E.H. Matey . . . Theodore Parker Scattering. . . .' • 163 · 123 49 . 1 School Superintendent: Rev. Richard Cordley • . . • 337 School Trustees: B.W. Woodward, to fill vacancy. G. Grovenor . J.W. Woodward . . B. Grovenor . • . • 330 · 332 10· 9 City Treasurer: A.N. Blacklidge . . • • Wm. M. Hazeltine. • . . 259 52 City Surveyor: Holland Wheeler . . 331 City Assessor: H.O. Sholes . • • . Holland Wheeler . . • • . 283 58 Whole No. of Votes Cast. . . 341 52 �KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, June 11, 1863 "At a meeting of the stockholders of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Ft. Gibson R.R. Co. held on Monday, the 8th inst. at the office of the Company in Lawrence, the following gentlemen were elected to constitute the official board for the following year: • S.O. Thacher . • . D.C. Wetherwax D.M. Valentine \Vm. Spriggs N.A. Johnson J.W. Scott Orlin Thurston W.W.R. Lawrence J.L. McDowell A.C. Wilder E.D. Ladd R.J. Canniff R.E. Lowman John Speer Sec'y & Treas'r • . . • . . . R.J. Canniff President . Directors . KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, August 27, l86?, John Speer, Editor The Massacre at Lawrence Accounts of the Lawrence ¥~ssacre have gone wide-spread over the country, and we doubt whether we can add much interest to the terrible details of inhumanity and fiendish brutality which marked the bloody tracks of the demons who made this terrible onslaught upon a defenceless people. A band known as "Quantrill's Men" entered the town about sunrise. Extended details have been published, but we give OUR OWN VIEW OF THE MASSACRE. We reside on the elevated prairie east of the town just a half mile from the Main street (Massachusetts) and in a South-east direction three fourths of a mile from the Eldridge House--thus affording a full view from our residence. We were awaked by the voice of Mrs. Speer, exclaiming "what does all that mean!" and jumped from our bed instantly, when a colored man cried through our window "the secesh have come!" Looking into town we could see but a small portion of stragglers, the main body being hidden by the buildings in the densest portion of Massachusetts street. Soon firing commenced in all directions. We could not distinguish any efforts for defence; but supposing some men must have been alarmed, we thought they had retreated to the cover of the river bank. We seized a double-barrel shot gun, but we found we had neither ram-rod nor powder. Still we thought we could wind through the brush to where we supposed our friends were, and get ammunition. 53 �The rush of the rebels to the bank East of town near Judge Thacher's residence soon dispelled that hope; and were compelled to return with an empty gun, and make our best efforts for our family. The necessity of securing every person capable of defence compelled the rebels to pass by all the dwellings on the outskirts of the town. Hence we had time for deliberation. Mr. Barricklow, Deputy U.S. Collector, slept in our house. Cool and intrepid, he took our horse into the brush; and he aided us in every way possible, and we never separated until our dear murdered boy was found and removed to our residence. Several colored women had ran afrighted to our house. Those we immediately ordered into the thick, almost impenetrable brush near-by on the hill-side. A colored man we called to our aid, and never did a man work more disinterestedly or bravely. We shall always feel grateful, "Henry," we said, "you are in more danger than any of us, for they will show you no mercy." "I know," said he, composedly, "but I will do whatever you tell me." Mrs. Speer said she must have her dead brother's likeness (deceased several years ago) and those of her poor sons in town 'who might be murdered. There being no possible chance to aid any person outside our family, we went to work, with Mr. Barricklow's assistance, to remove our four little children, and such valuables as we could grasp, with the intention of abandoning the house entirely. We had seen so much of brutality, had heard the firing and seen unarmed men falling, that we expected no mercy for even helpless children. Our fearless wife, however, said she would stay, but only on the condition that we should leave. Little Mary, twelve years old decided to stay with her mother, and, the pickets being then within shooting distance, we went into the undergrowth near by. There we watched proceedings. Previously Allen's warehouse, the Republican office and Willis' Livery Stable were in. flames. Within ten rods of our dwelling, we climed into a small tree, and witnessed the horrible proceedings. Horses were galloping in every direction, guns were discharged, wounded men and boys were screaming, buildings crackling and demons yelling with every discharge of the deadly missiles. We occupied this position until the ruffians rode to our dwelling, when we consulted with Mr. Barricklow, as to whether they might not patroll, the brush and bring us into the prairie near whose margin we were concealed. We then passed through a cornfield to the river bank. Herein amongst the thicket of grape vines, and all manner of undergrowth, we found men, women and children, some of the former wounded. Here we first heard that our son was wounded. We met a German suffering with a gun shot wound in the breast, women dragging little children, some having two or three. Men had escaped who had been shot at, with infants in their arms, this was the first great shock of distress which reached us, and altho' we had seen enough, our distance rendered us incapable of fully realizing anything of details. Numbers of names were given by persons who saw the dead fall, as they fled from the merciless massacre. When the cry reached us that the demons had left, however, we knew nothing of our own family. Hurrying forward, our little girl met us screaming, "Pa, Robby is dead!" A poor, sick German woman was at our, door with two babes, crying "my poor man is murdered!" Mrs. Speer had left to look for the dead. We ran to the scene of massacre, and found our 54 �oldest son shot through the body, where he had st'ruggled till a ruffian finished his sufferings by putting a ball through his head.---The floor of the building (a carpenter shop on the corner of Henry and Winthrop streets) was covered with mutilated dead. We met his mother in search of our second son. Among the crisped bodies burned, she had found a body which she was examining" 'which a man told her was a negro, so disfigured was.,it by the fire; she pulled his boot, and sidd "No, this is a white boy!" Feeling his head, she said, "This is not Bobby's hair, his is fine and I would know it. That boy of seventeen is still unfound! God, grant that our only hope, that he has gone after the rebels, may be realized. To know that he had died avenging the murder of his brother would be a mercy in comparison to his defencless slaughter. These details may seem merely personal relations of our own affliction, but we cannot help uttering them.--Would to God that they were exceptions, but they are mere illustrations of the general carnage--the indiscribable distress--the agonizeing sorrows which afflict the":hearts of nearly every family. Women are weeping over the ruins of their once happy homes! We met them in clusters for days, exclaiming "Oh! my poor husband! There they shot him!" "Oh! my dear brother! there is his blood!" "Here my son was burned!" OUR THREE SONS JOHN, (nineteen) ROBERT, (seventeen~) WILLIAM, (fifteen) were in town. They usually slept in the Tribune office: but this night, they had separated. John only remaining in the office.--Thursday was our publication day, and, Robert had been making up the mail in the evening, and David Purinton, a neighbors son, his playmate and schoolmate, an apprentice in the Republican office, had helped him. They both went to the Republican office to sleep, and are both missing. We have rumors that they hurriedly went in pursuit of the enemy, but nothing reliable.--W~ fear they are among the unfound dead. John slept in the office; and a'printer from Emporia, formerly in our office, Mr. Murdock, slept with him.--They were both up when the alarm was raised. Seeing them fireing on everybody as they advanced, Mr. Murdock tried to persuade him to go into a well near by but he refused, and expressed his determination to come to our dwelling. He had said that if ever the bushwhackers came, our house would be among the first attacked, as it was prominent, and near any point from which they would be likely to come.--Knowing his nature, we believe he sacrificed his life in the hope of saving those he loved. William went with his little friend, (Wm. Prentice;) and slept in Mr. A.T. Winchell's store. Of the three he alone is saved. WILLIAM'S ACCOUNT When he first heard the firing and realized the inhuman butcher, he and his little friend crawled under the building, but when they saw the carnage from their hiding place and heard the crackling flames, they consulted. They said, "We may better be shot than burned to death," and the two lads stepped out. They got separated. A ruffian said to William, "You d----d little Yankee, hold this horse." He took the reins. "How old are you?" He told his age. "We'll soon fix you," was the brutal reply. "What is your name?" He failed to hear the question, which gave him time to think, and he asked, "What did you say?" The inquiry was repeated. 55 �"Billy Smith, said he. The demon looked over his list of the doomed. "Will you kill me?" said the innocent lad. "That depends on how you act. Pack this horse," said he, handing him a big bundle of his plunder.--He obeyed. He then found that a young man holding the horses was undisturbed, and when this fiend took his horse, Willie went from horse to horse, as they dropped their reins to steal goods, and was unmolested. Soon a rebel told him and another boy if they would burn every store in town, they would spare their lives. The boys started, but William got separated and worked himself into Mr. Bullene's Dry Good's Store, where he delivered goods. They took him for a clerk, and said "Youd-----d little clerk, be spry!" ordering him to get such articles as they chose. One ordered an over-shirt. He found a shirt, but he said "that is not an over-shirt," and hit him with the heels of a heavy pair of boots. He then told them he was not a clerk, but would do the best he could. He soon managed to walk to the west side of town and aided Mr. Charles Duncon's family to remove their furniture for their house to be burned, and afterwards succeeded in getting to his own home. Where they had herded our horses to catch them, he found a minnie musket; and when Scaggs, one of the vilest of the murderers, was -taken prisoner, and being brought to Lawrence, attempted to escape, he ran towards this boy, who shot him in the shoulder, and a Delaware Indian named Moon, instantly followed the shot, driving an arrow to his heart. He says he felt but little fear till they began to drink. Then they swore they would kill everybody. In Winchell's Liquor Store, they discovered a placard, "No liquor by the glass." They burst in the head of ofa barrel, and made great sport of the "glass" business, swearing they took it by the barrel. THE EVACUATION Having completed the work of death and devastation to their satisfaction, they loaded their arms, and departed southwardly. On their passage they killed Mr. Du:linsky, burned the house of Samuel Reynolds, and several others. Their tracks could be seen from Lawrence by burning dwellings. Gen. Lane organized a few men and made immediate pursuit. It was not until this little band came in sight and began to trouble them in the rear, that the work of devastation and murder ceased. LIST OF ~HE SLAIN We cannot pretend to give anything like an accurate list. Yesterday, we heard it stated at one hundred and thirty-eight. We copy the Conservative's partial list: CITIZENS John Fromley J.C. Trask, of the State Journal Gen. G. W. Collamore and Son James Eldridge James Prine Joseph Eldridge Joseph Lowe Dr. Griswold, Druggist Wm. Williamson, Deputy Marshal S. M. Thorp, State Senator Judge Louis Carpenter John Speer, Jr. of Kansas Tribune Nathan Stone, City Hotel 56 �--~--Brant -----West Thomas Murphey -----Twitch, book binder at Journal office E. P. Fitch, Bookseller Charles Palmer, of the Tribune Lemul Fillmore James O'Neill John Dagle D. C. Allison, firm of Duncan & Allison J.Z. Evans Levi Gates George Burt Samuel Jones George Coates John B. Gill Ralph E. Dix Stephen Dix Capt. George W. Bell, County Clerk J. C. Cornell A. Kridmiller Geo. Albrecht S. Dulinsky Robert Martin Otis Langley John W. Lawrie William Lawrie James Roach Michael Meekey. Louis Wise Joseph Brechtelbaruer August Ellis Dennis Murphy John K. Zimmerman Carl Enzler George Range Samuel. Range Jacob Pollok Fred Klaus Fred Kimball Dwight Coleman -----Early Daniel McClellan Rev. S. S. Snyder Samuel Reynolds George Gerrard A. W. Griswold Pat Keefe RECRUITS OF THE FOURTEENTH Charles Allen James Wilson Charles Riggs A. J. Woods _.",. - 57 Charles Anderson W. B. Griswold A. T. Cooper Asbury Markle David Markle Lewis Markle Aron Hilderman Adison Waugh WOUNDED H. W. Baker Dennis Beryman G. Smith H. Hays C. Livingston The entire draft enrollment and papers of the Provost Marshal were destroyed. �KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, John Speer, Editor. Lawrence, Kansas October 17, 1863 Losses in-.:the Eighth Kansas Capt. John Conover, of the Eighth Kansas, writes a private letter to Edward Fenlon, Esq., Sutler at Fort Leavenworth, in which he gives the following list of losses of the Eighth Kansas in the battle of Chickamauga: KILLED Corporal J. W. Wilson, Company A Private Jacob Rose..... " " Sol. R. Meader......... " " M. C. Dempsey.......... " " J. C. Connor........... " " Capt. Jno. L. Graham .•. Company D First Seargeant Robert M. Hale, Company D " Thomas M. Randall............... " Private Perry ..•....... Company G Fred Keiser.~ ...••..•.. Company I Jno. A. Robinson....... " " A. J. Williams......... " " Patrick Powers •....•••. " " Corporal Wash Dugan, Company C. Oliver Barrett....... " " Daniel Murphy......... " " Jos. M. Williamson... " " Corporal John Sharp, missing, Company C Michael Dougherty..." " " Sergeant R. M. Kendall, Company E Corporal M. S. Weudall.. " " Wood Hindman............ " Thos. Stamp ..•.........• " " Capt. E. P. Trigs, Company H Corporal Chas. Morgan, " " Corporal A. D. Craig, " " J. H. Guilland....... " " Geo. W. Veazey....... " " Capt. James E. Love, Company K Jonathan Teasley.... " " Ed. Ford ...•. ~ ••..•. " " Wm .. Durkin •••....•.. " " Philip McDonald ..... " " Fred. Nederbroker •.• " " John McMullen....... " " Corporal Jos. Kirk, Co. F. badly wounded Joseph Kirk, """ " KANSAS TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, July 28, 1864 "We have often spoken of Baker University, and have often visited the schools, and we are convinced, from our own observation, and the testimony of many learned gentlemen, who have visited the institution, that it is one of the best--if not the best--schools in the state. We give below the names of the Faculty: . 58 �L. L. Hartman, A.M. President Miss Martha Baldwin, A. B., Professor of Greek and Latin. Miss Baldwin is a regular graduate of Baldwin University, Berea, Ohio and comes to Baker University highly recommended by the best educators of the State of Ohio. Rev. J. H. Carruth, A. M., Professor of Natural Science, was educated in one of the best colleges in New England, and is a man of undoubted accomplishments in Natural Science. Miss Mary M. Russell, A. B., Professor of Ornamental Br~nches and French, is a regular graduate of Baldwin University, and comes very highly recommended from Ohio. Miss Affie Gregg, Teacher in the Primary Department, has been a resident of Kansas for a number of years, and is well known to be one of the best primary teachers that we have got in the State. Miss Frances Blakely, of Lawrence, Professor of Music, comes from our own State and can give as good references as can be called for. Rev. J. P. Miller, M.D. Professor of German, is highly qualified for the position and speaks English fluently. Our children can receive a classical education without being under the necessity of going outside of our own State." KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, November 17, 1864 VOTES CAST IN .DOUGLAS COUNTY . . . . -. County Ticket Probate Judge ....................... J. M. Hendrix .....•. 1116 E. D. Ladd .......•.. 438 For Clerk of the District Court: .... S. A. Stonebraker ... 954 I. E. McCoy •..•..... 613 For County Superintendent of Public Instruction: ........ Warner Craig .••.. 921 W. G. Starrett •.. 616 R. R. McCartney.. 21 For County Attorney: .......•..•.•.•. D. T. Mitche11 •...•. 1046 Alfred Curtis .•.••.. 528 For State Senators: ...•..•.•••...•.. John Speer ......•... 1008 Oliver Barber .•..... 933 Chas. T. Warren •.... 572 R. W. Luddington •.•. 585 For Representatives: 35th Dist ••...• Francis B. Swift ..•. 253 Richard A. Hays ..... 222 36th Dist .•.•.• J. R. Kennedy.~ ..... 127 J. M. Shepherd ...... 103 37th Dist •..... Warner Craig .•...•.. 184 L. L. Hartman ....... 40 38th Dist .....• E. S. Scudder .•.•.•. 140 E. H. Van Hueson .... 96 39th Dist •....• Wm. Morris .......•.• 117 Robt. young ....•..•. 83 40th Dist .••••. vlm. Draper.......... 149 J. C. Steele........ 38 Compiled and contributed by Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, Kansas 59 �VICTORY SCHOOL, FORT SCOTT, KANSAS . 1923-1924 May Hare, Superintendent Effie Mae Bolin, Teacher Charley Seaver, Director J. W. King, Clerk Albert Rinehart, Treasurer Pupils Atha, Agnes Atha, Glen Atha, Margaret Bowman, Chester Bowman, Marie Bowman, Thelma Bea1, Edward Bea1, Homer B1ake,Waneda Cobb, Flora Embry, Dora Lee Ferguson, Delmar Kretchman, Howard Kretchman, Lavon King, Everett King, Philip Moore, Billie Moore, Clyde Moore, Howard Moore, Juanita Morton, .David Morton, Latischa Morton, Lorena Norris, Jack Norris, Mildred Norris, Ross Norris, Velma Norfleet, Daisie Rinehart, Clifford Rinehart, Dallas Riley, Clarence Riley, Irene Riley, N. H. Ruby, Bertha Seaver, Asher Seaver, Fannie Seaver, Franklin Seaver, Hazel Seaver, Waneta SimrnollS.~, Ve rnon Simons, Beulah Smith, Clifford Smith, Kenneth Souvain, Donnie Uttinger, Claud Uttinger, Clifford Uttinger, Mary Williams, 01a Williams, Ruby Contributed by Maxine Moore Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas Our February speaker, John F. Sweets, assistant professor of history, University of Kansas, is rescheduled to speak on "Research in France" in the April 8 meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Lawrence Public Library. 60 �AN ILLUSTRATED DIRECTORY OF CASS COUNTY, (ILLINOIS) SCHOOLS by A. E. Hinners, Supt. (1902) (This book is in possession of Enuna Berg, RFD 2, Lawrence, Ks. 66044) ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 57 Carrie Eaton Bert Short .T. May Spears Lillian Rhu Ada Glen E. R. Holmes, Principal Lloyd Hamilton, Assistant Principal Anna Britton Maida McCormick Mrs. Mantle, Supervisor of Music This is a very neat and nicely arranged school building. The puPils of this school are especially proficient in vocal music. Quite a number, of this school's pupils hold county conunon school diplomas. Board of Education: HICKORY SCHOOL DIST~ICT Meyer J. R. S. S. J. A. Hexter, President Lohman Beggs Glen Robert Anderson~ Secretary S.· L. Hamilton ' V. C. Elmore NO.8 Enuna Suffern," Teacher Preston Horrom, Presiuent, Virginia Angus Taylor, Clerk, Virginia J. C. Schaad, Member, Virginia Hickory School was built in 1880 and is a good substantial brick building. The school enrolls about thirty pupils and has a nice library of about 100 volumes. CHANDLERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.5 Teachers: J. C. Walters, Principal Enuna Overman Nellie McDonald Board Members: Charles Harbison, Assistant Principal Louise Hostman Edith Hinkle Jas. Abbott, President B. E. Bowman P. A. Markert Dr. H. Boone John Cherry, Secretary G. T. Humphrey W. A. McNeil The Chandlerville School was built in 1867 and at that time was one of the most modern buildings in the county. It enrolls about 250 pupils and has a good High School course. A guest would be most welcome in our regular meetings. you might invite? 61 Do you know a friend �LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD, Thursday, October 10, 1929, Lawrence, ~ansas CITY FOUNDERS.VIED ON PLAINS "Lost Towns" in Douglas County Testified to Pioneer Energy Towns established in Douglas county in the early days with the l'ist of their settlers and incorporators. Some of these towns are "lost" towps and others have been absorbed or have changed names. Benicia, incorporated by G. W. Johnson, A. McDonald, M. D. Winte!, in 1855, now is a "lost town." Brooklyn. This, too, is a lost town. Andreas' history and Volume XII of the Kansas Historical collections do not give the names of the founders or incorporators. It was founded in 1855 and was two and one-half miles south and one and a half miles east of Pleasant Grove. New Haven was built one and one-half miles south of Pleasant Grove. The names of persons founding it or incorporating it are not given. Louisiana was another paper town, later called·Salem. It was incorporated by Daniel Jones, John M. Banks, F. M. Coleman, Joseph Frager, Thomas Emery, Zachariah Johnson, Richard Young, B. F. Bounds, William Cummins, Joshua Cummins, Jonah Wagner, J. F. Bennet, Thomas Hopkins, Jacob Buckley, H; W. Younger and Andrew J. Isaacs. It was located two miles northwest of Baldwin. Louisiana was founded in 1855. Marshall was incorporated in 1855 by Thomas H. Doyle, George B. Brown, Jerome Kunkle, R. M. Nace, Charles A. Faris, William McDonald, 'G. H. Brown, C. N. Michie. It was on the California road, two miles south of Lecompton. On the claim of Paris Ellison, two miles southeast of Lecompton, 'was laid out the town of Douglas in 1855. It was incorporated in 1855 by J. W. Reid, G. M. Clark, C. R. Kearney, E. M. McCarty, P. Ellison, N. W. McGee. Pacific City was laid out in 1855. T. W. and R. F. Barber settled near the site of Bloomington in 1855. It was a postoffice in 1855 and incorporated in 1857. H. Burson, N. Ramsey, William Jesse, James M. Dunn, P. P. Fowler were the incorporators. Volume XII of the Kansas Historical Collections states that the name was changed to Clinton in 1858. Andreas states that John A. Beam, N. Alquine and M. Albin settled on the site in 1855 further west than Bloomington, where now is the village of Clinton and that Albin started a store there. Andreas states that Beam, Alquine and Albin started there in 1854. Franklin was founded in 1855 as a postoffice. It was a pro-slavery town and near it several hundred Missourians camped during the Wakarusa war. After the border troubles it faded away and some of the buildings were removed to Lawrence. It was incorporated by John M. Wallace, Jeremiah Church and others. Willow Springs was established as Davis in 1855, changed to Willow Springs, then to Akron and then back to Willow Springs. 62 �Washington, near Big Springs on the California road, was incorporated in 1855 by F. P. NcGee, George M. Redman and M. W. McGee. Prairie City had the distinction of being incorporated twice, otice in 1857 by S. Hieronymus, P. L. Doane, A. Brisvalder, J. Gilchrist, and R. Lester and later in 1859. It was surveyed by Searle and Whitman. Between 1860 and 1865 North Lawrence was settled. Among the fir'st settlers were G. J. Tallman, John Moorehead-Tibbets, M. Berry, Theodore McCage, W. H. Whitney, T. S. Murray, T. Laptad. The first building was erected by Delaware Indians prior to settlement. The postoffice was established in 1855 under the name of Jefferson. G. J. Tallman was appointed postmaster. S. N,. Simpson laid it off as a townsite in 1866. Under act of the state legislature in 1867 it became a city of the second class. An attempt to annex it to the city of Lawrence failed'in 1869 but in 1870 an act of the legislature' consolidated it with the city of Lawrence. A. W. Glenn, A. G. Glenn, G. W. Zinn, David Martin, M. S. Winter and William Shirley settled upon the site of Lecompton in 1854. Moses McCall, Major Lyman Evans came in 1855. The township was organized at the Pottawatomie agency. In 1865 the Territorial Legislature commenced the erection of a capitol building at Lecompton. The first house, of logs, was built, in 1854. Lecompton was the site of an army camp and prison. It was prominent in the history of the county. In 1854 William Harper and John Chamberlain settled at the forks of the California road, known as Big Springs. Other early settlers were Ephraim Banning, Messrs. Custerds, Roberts, Wells, Eppuson, Lawson and Cardwell. A postoffice was established in 1855, John Chamberlain being appointed postmaster. One of the first temperance meetings in the Territory was held at Big Springs in 1856. The fi·rst free-state convention held in the Territory was held at Big Springs on September 5, 1855. The Neuer Arisiedlungs Verein, a society of prominent Germans, was organized in Chicago in 1856, with the object of making a settlement at some place in the Middle West. In March, 1857, H. Heimann, F. Barteldes and G. Schleifer were appointed a location committee to go west and select a 'location. The present townsite of Eudora was chosen. On April 11 the first band left Chicago and arrived at the location of the town on April 18, 1857. Paschel Fish, a Shawnee Indian, erected the first house there long before the ,settlement. The town was named "Eudora" after the daughter of Fish, chief of the Shawnees. The first settlement of Baldwin, first known as Palmyra, occurred in 1854, when Robert Pierson, Richard Pierson, L. F. Green and Jacob Cantrell settled there. In June, 1855, the Palmyra town company was surveyed and laid out. J. Cantrell erected the first house, a log one, in 1854. The Palmyra postoffice was established in 1856, N. Blood being appointed as postmaster. Baker University, opened in 1858, is located there. Black Jack, started in 1857, received its name from the creek called Black Jack. The creek was named by the Mexicans. William Riley, Daniel Fearer, E. D. Pettingill, S. A. Stone, secretary, and H. N. Brockaway, ' treasurer, formed the town company that settled the twonsite. The town is located near the site of the Battle of Black Jack. 63 �Early settlers in Vin1and were W. E. Barnes, George Cutler , F. B,. Varnum, Charles W. Dow, Jacob Branson, William White, Franklin N. Coleman, Josiah Hargous, Harrison W. Bulkley. A saw mill was erected in 1858. Clinton, between Rock Creek and the Wakarusa, w~s settled in 1854 by John A. Beam, N. A1quine and M. Albin. Later a Mr. Spradling, Lyman Sawyers, H. L. Boughton and G. W. Umberger moved to this vicinity. A postoffice was established at Bloomington, about a mile east of Clinton, in July 1855, but was later discontinued and moved to Clinton in 1858. Clinton was a prominent contestant for the county seat in 1858. Belvoir was located on the Santa Fe trail in 1855-56. The first, settlers were H. Heine, James M. Dun, M. Clayton, R. A. Dean, H. McKenzie, A., S.Ba1dwin, A. E. Northrop, J. Hu1ze, D. Dack and a Mr. Smith. No postoffice was established until 1868, due to the proximity of Twin Mound. In 1873 the postoffice was moved two and one-half miles to the Carbondale branch of the Union Pacific road. The Marion town company, composed of eleven persons, laid off a townsite of 320 acres sixteen miles southwest of Lawrence in 1857-58. It was named "Marion" in honor of Gen. Francis Marion of Revolutionary fame. Improvements made in the townsite were few, a town well dug, a blacksmith shop erected and a store founded. Prioi to 1860 a postoffice was dug. The existence 9f Marion as a town dates to 1865 when the Union Pacific railroad was built, stopping overland traffic on the Santa Fe trail. As a remembrance of "old times" the "greasers" filled up the public well with stones and burned the surveyor's stakes and damaged the place as a townsite generally. September 13, 1881, the name of the postoffice was changed to Globe. Lapeer, named after a town in Michigan, was settled in 1855, George Shobert, Peter Dodder, James Baker and Samuel Hayes being the early settlers. Eli Baker, born November 2, 1856, was the first child born at Lapeer. The first school was taught in 1862. A postoffice was established in 1856 and named Marion. A store was opened in 1856 by Henry Briniman, by the side of the old Santa Fe trail in Marion. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas 'Copied with full permission of The Lawrence Daily Journal World. From the New Orleans Times Picayune, August 23, 1865 "Information wanted of Alicias Brophy, native of Dublin, who arrived in America 20 years ago and last heard of in 1860 in Bay St. Louis, Hancock Co. ' Mississippi. She was a professor in a piano faculty. Anyone knowing her ' whereabouts contact her uncle." Rev. Geo. Brophy Harlem, N.Y. City Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in ,our own sunshine. -- Ralp'h Waldo Emerson 64 �J~~Y'~ '::f~,:" ' ,~, ;' , ' . ~... ~ ".~!"' . . ,,", Photos by Joany Carlin "Mildred London's family tree" IN SEARCH OF ROOTS by Opal Green Family Journal Editor The American Bicentennial of 1976 ignited the spark. And that spark was fanned into flame last year by a man named Haley and a book called "Roots." Thousands of Americans, inspired by the historical significance of the Bicentennial and the story of a slave known as Kunta Kinte, began to question their ancestry and the part played by their own families in the country's history. 65 �If Alex Haley could learn that much about his ancestry with only a few words of African dialect passed from one generation to another, they could do the same. "There is a hunger - marrow deep - to know our heritage, to know who we are, and where we have come from." This is a quote familiar to genealogists and given by Charles Hall, executive director of Global Research Systems of Everton Publishers at Salt Lake City, Utah, when he and his wife, Frankie, conducted a genealogical workshop here June 19. The Halls' appearance here was sponsored by the Montgomery County . \:.. ' ,", ~ Genealogical Society and was attended by more than 60 beginning and eXperienced genealogists from Coffeyville and surrounding towns. Basing their presentation on experience, both as genealogists and professional research experts, the Halls advised the group about various:methods of keeping records, the resources available for obtaining information; and the importance of checking and recording data carefully. ' Hall said the beginning genealogist should start researching at home, collecting all family documents from all possible sources and writing.that information on record sheets that will fit into a notebook for convenience. Mrs. Hall suggested a file folder for each family being researched. Resources suggested by the Halls included vital statistics, church, school, military, census, court and probate records. It was also pointed out that cemetery sextons, tombstones, obituaries and family Bibles a~e good sources of information. Records which are apt to have been recorded at or near the time of an event are birth, marriage and death' statistics, Hall said. He said church records, including christening, marriage and burial, may often provide conflicting dates due to delay in making entries. Hall said genealogists are becoming aware of the importance of keeping family diaries and records for future generations, which include not only histories and genealogies, but local history accounts of the county, state and community, census enumerations for the-area and personal recollections of family members. Beginning genealogists were told it is impossible to learn about researching and compiling records by reading books and attending workshops. "The only way to learn is to begin," he said. The Halls said the Mormon Church has the most extensive collection of genealogical records in the world, including more than 40 million names from many countries and periods of time. The information is recorded on microfiche and stored by computer. Entries are filed by geographical areas 'and information is accessible to anyone who wishes to visit the library at Salt Lake City, the Halls said. . For those unable to travel to Salt Lake City, branch libraries are being established all across the country. At the present time, branch libraries are located at Tulsa, Wichita, and Topeka, local genealogists reported. Hall said the Mormon Church is diligent about record keeping and preservation of these records because they believe people born before the faith was established in 1830 cannot enter heaven unless they are baptized 66 �posthumously by proxy. Therefore, it is necessary to establish family lineage in order for them to be accepted as members of the church. It is for this reason the church has used every source possible to collect records and has constructed an indestructible vault for microfilm storage inside a granite mountain near Salt Lake-City. Local individuals or families who might wish to begin their own research projects will find members of the Montgomery County Genealogical Society to be .an invaluable source of material. Kathreen Norfleet of 712 W. Ninth St., a charter member of the group, and a genealogy buff since 1949, can inspire even the most disinterested person with stories she has uncovered about her family during those years. She said the local Genealogical Society was organized here 12 years ago and has shown definite growth since the Bicentennial and televising of "Roots." Miss Norfleet describes the local organization as a community service group. "We are all involved in our own research, but we organized to assist each other and anyone else who seeks help with research," she said. The society publishes a quarterly magazine, The Descender, which'records a variety of unpublished materials. This magazine is exchanged with 50 other clubs and all of the publications are kept on file in the genealogical section of the Coffeyville Public Library. At the present time, information from the 1900 Coffeyville City Directory is being published in The Descender. Members are also copying Montgomery County marriage records at Independence and publishing them in the magazine. The latest of those records published were from 1885 statistics. Miss Norfleet, who is editor of the publication, said information from old family Bibles, county history and facts about early day prominent· citizens are also printed. Queries from around the country are also printed in the magazine to assist researchers from other parts of the country. "Most of us have located members of our own families from some of. the queries printed in other magazines," she said. The group also established the genealogical section in the local library and add to it regularly. They have purchased several books as memorials to deceased members and are currently planning to purchase a set of books on Cherokee Iridian history in memory of Tillie Karns Newman, a charter member of the organization. Miss Norfleet first became interested in genealogy when she was a:history teacher at Field Kindley High School. She learned through research that members of her family literally ' fought against each other during the Civil War and were forbidden to return to their homes because of their affiliation with the "enemy." "It made me a good history teacher, because I couldn't take sides," she said with a laugh. Members of her family were among those who settled the Shenandoah ,Valley in Virginia and she is planning a trip this summer to attend a reunion of that branch of the family in one of the old homes there dating back to the 1700's. 67 �Mildred London of Route 1, another longtime member of,the Genealogical Society, has also traced her family back to the 13th century. Among ;the unusual mementos she has to remind her of her background are brass rubbings she made from the tombs of her ancestors in England. Miss Norfleet said genealogy as a hobby provides a number of avenues for enjoyment. In addition to visits such as the one she is planning, she said old deeds, family documents and old family pictures are an endless source of 'interest when you know the stories behind them. I "You learn about good people and you learn about the onery ones., Some people hide the unsavory facts but I prefer to include the bad with the good. I had one ancestor who came West because he had stood trial for murder. I also had ancestors who were captured by the Indians and held as slaves. I consider it a part of the history I taught most of my life and I am happy to know about the part my family played in it," Miss Norfleet said. Copied with full permission from The Family Journal, Coffeyville, Kansas, Wednesday, June 27, 1979. Submitted by Irma Kidwell, Lawrence, Kansas. SO}ffi PEOPLE TALK ABOUT INFLATION; OTHERS AID INFLATION BY TALKING From Sunday July 29, 1980 Wichita (Ks.) Eagle-Beacon. Copied with full permission of the United Press International, N.Y., N.Y. James F. Wieck, Kansas City, Kansas Bureau. Washinton (UPI) -- What would you suppose is the single most inflated product or service in this period of rampant economic hyperbole? Gasoline? Housing? Bribery? Hazelnuts? Basketball players? Hospitalization? Alimony? , No, according to the International Platform Association, whose anpual convention begins Monday, the most sharply rising item is the after-dinner I sp~ech. "The cost of the spoken word has skyrocketed," said Dan Hoore, director of the organization composed of professional orators, part-time lecturers, talent agents and heads of program committees. Among the convention speakers will be Lowell Thomas, Isaac Asimov'and Alexander Haig. When he is out on the lecture circuit, which is about 200 times a,year, Asiniov, a science-fiction writer by trade, collects up to $10,000 per appearance. Thomas, 87, the association president, now fills only four speaking dates a year. Yet he brings home $40,000 annually. 68 �Haig, who didn't accept lecture fees while in military uniform, has several $15,000 offers for his maiden post-retirement address, Moore said. I And they are by no means at top scale. Bob Hope knocks down $30,000 when he makes a speech; Henry Kissinger settles for $25,000. Moore could not say for certain who commands the highest figure of all, but he does know where the potential lies. "If Richard Nixon were asked by a political fund-raising dinner organizer to speak, he could get $40,000 the first time around the circuit," Moore theorized. Political fund-raisers apparently are the main pump in the elocutionary inflation spiral. "They have to have well-knwon personalities as speakers i f they ~re going to get $1,000 a plate for their dinners," Moore said. "At those prices, whatever they pay a speaker isn't of great concern. But i f the top speakers get those prices, the d.emands of the other circuit riders are bound to go up." One reason for the high cost of oratory may be that lecture fees 'are not covered' by the government's wage-price guidelines. Nevertheless, :the Council of Wage and Price Stability may indirectly have a moderating influence. Although in great demand for public appearances around the count~y, council Chairman Alfred Kahn works even cheaper than senators. He ge~s paid nothing for his talks. Hoore could not provide precise percentages on inflation's impact on the lecture circuit. But as head of an organization that traces it roots back to Daniel Webster's 19th Century Lyceum lectures, he professed hi,mself stunned by today's prices. His archives show the first recorded lecture fee went to Ralph Watdo Emerson, who was promised $5 and oats for his horse. However, the Middlebrook, Mass., audience he addressed balked at supplying the oats. Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas. **** QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same first and last names and this might hasten our answers. Queries are for the present time free to non-members. cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more. They must con- Nrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Would like to exchange information concerning the LILES family. George Washington Stuart LILES married ~felissa L. BRASSELL on Dec. 16, 1872 in Scott Co., Miss. Where were they born? What were their parents names? 69 �Sandra Rake, 5410 Henry St., Muskegon, Michigan 49441 Need information on the ~\KE family who lived at one time in Kansas. Where did they live in Kansas? Some of the relatives may have been buried in Mound cemetery in Douglas County. Mrs. Catherine Ramsey, 1108 22nd St. West, Bradenton, Florida 33505 Would like to locate descendants of Christian SOXMAN who moved from Penn. to Lawrence, Kansas in the 1860's with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children. The children were named, Jacob, b. 1838, Susan,b. 1840, Henry, b. 1843, and Joseph, b. 1845. Any information about this. family appreciated. Paul Stark, 141 2nd St., Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319 Can anyone give me information concerning my ancestor, Samuel CRANE who 'was supposedly killed by "bushwackers" during the time of the Civil War? He lived in (Northern) Franklin County, Kansas. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005 Searching for ancestors of Mary Adeline MANSFIELD, b. 28 Jan. 1854, Albany (Gentry Co.,) Missouri. Parents: Robert G. MANSFIELD, b. Indiana. Lucinda ROBERTS, b. Kentucky. Siblings: Allen MANSFIELD of Garnett, Ks., William S. MANSFIELD, Concordia, Ks., and Glen MANSFIELD of Baldwin, Ks. Will exchange information concerning the above. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005 Does anyone know the whereabouts of an old family bible belonging to Robert G. MANSFIELD and said to have been in the possession of William S. MANSFIELD in 19l8? Mrs. Alice H. Francis, Box 963 Las Vegas Star, Kingman, Arizona 86401 Need information concerning Reuben P. MOORE, b. Kentucky. \Vhen? Where? He settled near Lawrence on what is now the County Farm in 1855. Wife's name? Date of birth? She was born in Kentucky. Moved to Owen Co., Indiana. in 1830's then to Illinois 1845 then to Douglas Co., Kansas. Children: George W. MOORE, b. 25 Aug. 1837 (Owen Co., Indiana) and Robert Franklin MOORE, b. 30 Sept. 1841 Indiana. Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Need any kind of information for the families of Luther and Harriet 'DILLON's seven children all born in Wathena, Doniphan County, Kansas. They are: Audrey b. 1854, Willie b. 1860, Nettie b. 1862, Annie b. 1865, Maybelle b. 1868, Dora b. 23 Sept. l870-d. 1959, Dick b. l873-d. 1904. Eugene DILLON son of Dick was a former resident of Topeka, Kansas and was raised in the home of an "Aunt Mary". Who? Mr. Roderick A. Carr, 7608 Gresham Street, Springfield, Virginia 22151 Am looking for information on William Alexander CARR and Mary Gaddis CARR, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Also CARR information in Douglas and Johnson counties in Kansas. **** Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King, Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas. 70 �Mrs. Ruth B. Fleming, 926 Spruce Street, Elmira, N.Y. 14904 Would like information on the ALTMAN family who lived in Venango or Clarion Co., Penn. in the late 1800's and early 1900's. George W. ALTMAN was b. 1830, d. 1915. He married Sarah FRY (FRYE), b. 1840, d. 1912. His father was George or John ALTMAN and his mother was Sallie WEETER. Any help appreciated. Mrs. Alice H. Francis, Box 963 Las Vegas Star, Kingman, Arizona 86401 Seek information concerning George W. MOORE, b. 25 Aug. 1837, Owen Co., Ind. Married Mary B. MOORE when? in Douglas Co., Ks. Five children: Sherman E., Sarah M., Hattie, Annie, and Ida. Also seek information concerning Robert Franklin MOORE, b. 30 Sept. 1841, Owen Co., Ind. Married Mary Jane BLACK 10 Oct. 1863 Fort Scott, Kansas. Lived on what is now County farm in Douglas County, Kansas before and after Civil War. Moved to Butler Co., Kansas in 1870. Children: Alice B. HOORE~ b. 9 Nov. 1865. Died Where? When?; Charles O. MOORE, b. 17 Oct. 1867; James W. MOORE, b. 23 Jan. 1870. Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928 Cornell Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Need information about Arethusa Burnside BROWNING, probably born in Kentucky in 1830's. Was in Buchanan Co., Missouri in 1850 census and in Smith County, Kansas in 1880 census. Grace Somaduroff, 703 Bentley Drive West, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 v!ould like information concerning Eliza FIDDLER, born Jan. 1856, Iowa and Bluff BARRY, v. 1846, Ohio. They were married in 1874 and had sons, Major F. BARRY, born, April 1883 in Kansas and Guy BARRY, b. Oct. 1885 (in Mo.?). Eliza FIDDLER'S parents were John and Po11ie FIDDLER. Any information appreciated. Mrs. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J.,Arkansas City, Kansas 67007 Need information concerning Frank Henry GRIFFITH, b. Aug. 28, 1874 in Baldwin, Kansas, died Jan. 2, 1917 and his wife Clara Margaret LEWIS, b. June 4, 1883 in Albany, Missouri, died Dec. 19,1958. Where in Kansas were they married? Date of marriage? Mrs. Herbert Schwinn, RR # 1, Box 68, Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 Need information concerning Jane BOSWELL TODD who was born in Wayne Co., Indiana about 1835. .She married William TODD there on Nov. 16, 1848. They moved to Mahuska Co., Iowa and in 1870 moved to Lawrence, Kansas where they lived about 2 years before moving to Tonganoxie, Kansas. Their children were Mary A., Harvy M., Charles, Catherine, James, John, and Sallie. William TODD is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery. Where is Jane buried? Any help appreciated. Pat Shepard, 307 3rd St., Glenwood, Iowa 51534 Would like information on the family of Charles and Anna (GREEN) MATNEY. Children: Samuel, b. April 19, 1861, Hattie, Cella, Maria. Samuel was born in Lawrence, Kansas. He and/or family came to Nebraska in 1875. Where are Charles and Anna ~ATNEY buried? Need Samuel's birth certificate. 71 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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